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Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

The Overland Arizona company, dis tributors of Willys-Knight and W1llys- Overalnd machines. has recently re- ceived and put on display at it's local salesroom on North Central avenue the latest product of the Overland factory, a club roadster. This new model is a classy appearing machine and has a seating capacity of four. It is causing widespread interest among the motor loving public of this community.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

The Mckinney Cord Motor company has completed arrangements for occu- pying it's new home in the business block now occupied by the McArthur Bros. salesroom. In it's new home, this firm will expand its activities with the addition of other makes of cars. At present, the Mckinney Cord Motor is local agent for the Paige machine only.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

M. 0. o,Neil of the o.Nein Motor
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29

Hire a little salesman al The Re publican 0ff!Ss
Arizona republican., 1917-04-29
Hoiists

The superiority of the "Wes- tern'' Mining Hoist is a fact : based upon actual working records. Ask for positive proof data sheets and cata- logue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
TRUAX MURDER
CASE ON TRIAL
JURY VISITS SCENE OF wdBUR
ISRAEL'S DEATH ct
BELIAIRE
Case May Go to Jury Late Toaay-Da-
1enso and State In Sharp
Legal Fight,

William Truax. or Bena1re. went on
trial in Common Pleas court at 81
Ciairsville. o.. yesterday on a charge
of numbering Wilbur Israel at Bollalre
on the night OF November 6. lndlca-
lions last evening were that the case
may 80 to the jury late this afternoon
In charge Of Deputy Sheriff f. D
Brown, the jury. accompanied by the
state and dcfendense attorneys. cam
in automobiles yesterday morning 10
Bellairc and viewed the scene at Thirty
second and Hamilton streets. where the
accused man is alleged to have shot
Israel, causing his death almost IN
stantly. The jury returned to tn" "ou'i'
ty seat without delay and the eXamfna-
ton Of Witnesses started promptly.
Nearly forty witnesses are at ST
Clatrsyiile TO testify in the trial.
Twenty-threc Of this number are de-
Tense witnesses. The testimony today
will include character witnesses whose
testimony will deal with the characters
Of both tho accused man and his al
legged victim.
Prosecuting Attorney George Thorn.
burg. of Belmont county. Is conducting
the prosecution Of TruaS. Attorney f.
w Schertzer Of Bellaire. is defending
Truax. The trial is one Of the most
bitter legal battles staged in the Bel
mont county common pleas court in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15

soldiers are the only ones In the world
other than American who carry the
United States army Springfield rifle.
Shipment OF the guns and ammunition
will be fastened, as they will be need
ed by President Menocal TO arm his
volunteers.
Official news from Cuba convinced
the administration that the rebellion
already has assumed greater proper
tions than had been anticipated. De-
velopments Of the movement were re-
ported from widely separated points,
and the Cuban governments call for
volunteers served to support the
successes claimed by the rebels.
Reports Of the special election that
was announced for today In Santa
Clara and which was expected 10 de-
| the presidential election. had not been
received at the state department late
today.
| Information already received from
Cuba has made 1t apparent that there
was no doubt that Dr.. Alfredo Zayas.
the Liberal candidate, was elected.
uprising was that it had been precipl-
Itated BY the president when he order
ed the arrest Of several civilians and
army officers on the charge OF COM
plicity in a plot to depose him.
The plan of the Liberals is said TO
have been TO resort TO force on May
u, 20 if Menocol, on that day, refused TO
irelinQulsh the presidency.
Late today an appeal was received
| from Mrs. Rita Castellanos. in New
York. urging the president to inte:-
vene IN behalf of her son, young
lieutenant who is reported to have
been sentenced TO death on the charge
= of completely in the plot. Minister
Gonzales. In Havana, was instructed
TO make an investigation of the cir
icumstances.
| 1t became known after the trans
mission Of the warning 10 the Cuban
people that similar warning was sent
to every Central American countr%
after the overthrow of the Gonzalez
administration In Costa Rica.
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TROOPS INTO MEXICO
CONTINUED from p1rst Page.)


ner ranch also are believed to be
held for ransom at Ojitos. American
troops tonight patrolled the border
to prevent a repetition OF raids.
Interest in Mexican border affairs
shifted suddenly from the contem-
plated Villa attack on Juarez to the
operations Of Salazar and his mount
ed force.
Following the raid on the Corner
ranch, which is locaAed on the Ameri-
can side Of the boundary, Salazar's
forces occupied Ojitos. taking prisoner
nine MeXicanS, together with Bunk
Spencer, an American, employed by E.
4. Warren {; Sons, according to re-
ports received to-day. No one was
killed when Salazar occupied OjItos.
A demand for $4,000 ransom was
made upon Bob Moorehead, ranch
overseer for the Warren interests,
and forwarded from Hachita to Z. K.
Warren at Three Oaks, Mich. Re-
ports from Hachita said Warren had
instructed Moorehead to protect Spen-
Ger, and had ordered the ransom paid.
but agents of the Warren interests
said tonight they had urged the ran.
som be refused.
Three Americans held at Ojitos are
Andrew Peterson, Burton Jensen aud
Hugh Accord.
Salazar was joined at Ojitos by Bru-
dencio Miranda and his oand. which
raided the Corner ranch, according to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
MANY SPEAKERS
Including Single Tax Advocate white
Speak at Overflow Forum
Luncheon.

Twas On overflow gathering OF the
Open Forum luncheOn-mceting ycSter-
dav noon in the Hotel Windsor. Nearly
100 attended. Officials and n number
of members Of the Tri-Stnte Sheep
Breeders and Wool Growers associa-
ton. in session here. were the honored
guests. y delicious luncheon was served
and an interesting meeting held. DR..
John l.. pckcy was ;oastmaSter. The
principal talk was made by the Hon.
John II. Whit" of Chicago, who Is lee
turing in this section under the auspices
Of the Henry George association. Mr..
White spok" on ,'"TaXation Relate TO
Community Dcvclumcnt." He declared
that Alexander Hamilton and Henry
George strongly advocated single tax,
which means nothing other than TO tax
Land anil relieve improvements thereon.
I'VE now nut = penalty an developments
ny taxing improvements on property.
w. tax the things wc need and must
have 10 live instead of relieving these
things "r TAX and promoting industry
thereby.
Several members nj tho Trl-State as
snriation spoke as did Frank K1cinhc!nZ
or Madison. Wis: u. .. Stevenson of
state Cnllcgr. Pa: V. =. McNhorter OF
Washington. H.. G.. who ar" Attending
lilo meeting RI the sheep men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
NERVES WOULDN'
LET HER SLEEP
SLEEP WAS DISTURBED AND FIT
Full EVERY NIGHT UNTIL SHE
TOOK "NATIONAL TONlC.'

my wife's condition worried both
Of US considerably for a long time, and
as a last resort urged her TO try
Tanlac, which she did with splendid
results. and gladly endorse this medi-
cine now in hopes others will be
helped as she was" declared W. S.
Trigg, Armstrong Mills, Ohio, some
time ago when asked about Tanlac
and what it did for his wife.
My wife was troubled with merry.
business and couldn't sleep well
nights. She seldom ever got a good
nights rest, and would sleep in fits
and jerks. an hour or so At a time,
and never slept sound after one
o'clock. However, We have no cause
for: worry now, for she has been
greatly benefited. She sleeps the
whole night through. and is one hun
dred per cent better. Her nerve
trouble has gone and nerves are fine.
10 this new medicine of yours" said
Mr.. Trigg.
Loss OF weight, energy, appetite and
sleep, intense nervousness. constipa-
ton. pains in pit Of stomach, sore,
sour, gassy stomach and kindred ills
indicate faulty assimilation OF food.
This Is the cause o. most ailments
and disease, and by removing the
cause and assisting these vital organs
of the stomach. kidney and liver back
to normal, Tanlac does a wonderful
lot Of good in a remarkably short
time. as. proven In thousands Of tests
here in Wheeling and vicinity. Get a
bottle today and give il the. thorough
test 1t deserves. 1t may be purchased
at G. II. Griest & Co.'S store, Market
street, Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
UNIVERSAL TRAINING
BILL. NOW ANNOUNCED
BY the General Staff Of the Army.
Minimum Of One Years
TRAINING.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA detail
ed plan for the establishment Of a
national policy of universal military
training and service was laid before
Secretary Baker today by the army
general staff. 1t differs radically from
that provided for in the Chamberlain
bill, favorably reported Saturday by
the senate military committee In that
q full year of training would be re-
ouired as the absolute minimum. The
senate bill is based on six months
training.
The STAFF bill was submitted to each
of the &c members of that body and
represents the consensus Of their opn.
ion. 1t is understood TO have been
worked out in much greater detail
than the senate bill. which leaves wild"
departmental power to prescribe resu-
lationS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
INVITE WILSON TO
PROGRESSIVE MEET

ATLANTA. Ca. Feb. 14.-After a
conference OF Progressive leaders
for the south to be well represented
at the National Progressive Confer
ence at st. Louis. April y, Chairman
Mathew Hale. Of the Progressive Ma
tional Committee announced that
President Wilson would be Invited 10
address the St. Louis conference.
The President will be invited as a
liberal Democrat and Senator-elect
Hiram Johnson. of California also Will
be asked as Il liberal Republican,
Mr.. Hale said.
John NJ. Parker. of New Orleans.
who was 4 candidate for vice presi.
dent on the Progressive ticket. told
the conference today that national
prohibition. woman suffrage and uni
yersal military training should be
among the planks which Progressive
leaders should put befor" the country
in 1920. Resolutions were adopted
approving his speech.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
FINANCIAL
Ohio Miners Will Meet
In Wheeling Next Month
Nineteenth Annual Convention VIII 10
Held Here, beginning Tuesday,
March IL.

The nineteenth annual convention Of
the United Mine Workers Of Eastern
Ohio will be held In the Trades and
Labor Assembly Hall In this city next
month. according to an announcement
made by President William Roy yester-
day morning. The first session viii be
held on Tuesday. March 13. and will
continue for the remainder of the week
and possibly into the following week,
it vas stated.
Herbert S. Rlgelow. former state leg
islator and member OF the Ohio coustl-
tutional convention. will be here to de-
velop further the old-age pension project
that has been started in the Buckeye
State. Within 4 few days, petitions in
BelMont County to initiate law on the
ballots at the next election will be dis
tributed TO the miners. They will re-
quire at least 10000 names.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
RIGHT OF PICKETING
UPHELD BY COURT

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-THE right Of Il
man to work Is as inalienable as the
right OF n man to strike and the right
or free speech is upheld TO that point
which allows Il man 20 do his own think
ing. is the substance of an opinion hand
cd down today in the United States dis
trict court by Judge John NJ. ltillits.
The court was defining peaceful pick
citing in connection with disturbances
growing out of tho strike of Ohio State
Telephone Company operators and line
men. Judge kil!ets ruled that the Clay
ton act is being misinterpreted In
strikes. contending that. the act does not
sanction lawlcSSneSs..
The court held that under the Clay
ton act strikers had the right to picket
places under strike. but were cniOired
by either word or act from interfering
with others who had been employed 10
take their places.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
WILLIS SPEECH TO
MARK ANNIVERSARY
Attractive Features Secured to 1naug-
urate Lenten Meetings for Men
ut the Court Theater.

Hon. Frank &. Willis, ex-governor Of
Ohio. will be speaker at the Court Thea
ter Sunday afternoon TO mark the thirty
second anniversary of the y. VI. c. 4.
and to begin the lcnten religious meet
ings for mem to be given by the y.
VI. G. y.
The American Girl Trio. of the Red,
path lyceum bureau. have been secured
Ia augment the statcman's address. y
large chorus of men from local choirS
and music clubs will be on the stage
To lead the singing.
Mr.. Willis is a speaker liked by the
masses He was raised on a farm. be-
ing brought up in the thorough. whole
some, old-fashioned way. He is q speak
nr OF the homely, droll, American type.
He rclinquished the governorship only
last month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
PUBLIC SALE

Public sale OF coIored School House and Lot.
Pursuant 10 proper corporate setion the Board Of
Of the District OF Trladelphia In the County
cc Ohio will on Saturday. February II, 1911. COM
ncnctnE Al 80 p. m proceed to sell At public auc-
ton on the premises TO the highest responsible bidder
on tho Terms of sale hereinafter mentioned. all that
piece Of property fronting fy feet on the north sde
OF the National Road in tho town OF Elm Grove
known as the Colorcd School. Being Lot No. . ofthc
Subdivisions NJ Lot No. Of the Shepherd Estate Is
laid of by VIM Askrw and OF record In the office Of
the Clerk Of the Court OF Ohio County. ". Va. In
deed book No. 80 page $50. with all buildings and
thrreun,o belonging and being the same
property conveyed the Board Of Education OF THa-
drrhia District by Catherine o'Donnel by deed dated
the Both day OF November. 1893. recorded IN salu
clerks office in Deed Book No. lo4. page SSs.
Terms OF sale: Cash.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids
Tic Board q! Education OF Tradelphla District. Ohio
County West Virginia. By
S. VI. BAIRD. President.
g. S. JACOB. JR.. Scc'y
The above sale will be in charge OF Curtis h Rico
Auctoneer. ln--2--i-e-Io
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
OUT OF BED FOR
NIGHT FIlIDUSTER

WASHINGTON, Feb. II. - Filihus-
tering by Republican Leader Mann
tonight against a bill to give Demo,
crat instead of a Republican a non
salaried membership on the board OF
governors of the National Soldiers
home kept the house in session until
near midnight, caused scores of MEM
beers TO be hailed from bed, theatres
and churches by the sergeant-at-arms,
and gave rise to widespread reports
that congress was dealing with a new
International crisis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
BIG BOND ISSUE
In MARION COUNTY

Special dispatch % The IutellIccmcrr
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Feb. 1i.-paw-
paw district today voted in favor III is
suing bonds: to build new roads in the
district The bond issue calls for $780,
900 and the proceeds of the bond sale
will lie used to construct permanent
highways throughout the district.
Furty-thrcr more than the required
thrce-fifthS vote IN favor OF the bonds
was cast. the vote being 81 for and
al. against. Last yenr Il good roads
hnnd issue failed To carry in this dis
trict. Lincoln district VIII In a couple
Of weeks vote on Il proposed hond issue
Of $500. 600 for good roads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
ELM GROVE MAN
SERIOUSLY HURT
AIRED Brakeman Breaks Leg u COM
pound Fracture While at Wofk
Neur MT. de Chantal

nenr Ar. dc. I'hantal yesterday morn
irr NIrharI Conway, SO years Old
Enitimnra and ohio brakeman. Of rim
grove. was caught between two cars
His leg was crashed.
Examined at the Ohio Valley Zen
eral hospital yesterday AFTERNOON. Nv
OF the leg Anacsthrtics were neccs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
WAR ORPEACE
Go to-
PADEN CITY
Double Your Money.
Double Your Money,

advices from Hachlta. Fear that the
men might be executed by Salazar' $
men were expressed by friends Of The
Mormon cowboys here tonight.
Two troops of the Twelfth United
States Cavalry went to the border to-
day, but are not believed TO have
crossed in pursuit Of the bandits.
There also are troops at Dog Springs,
Cienegas and at Alamo Hueco, near
the boundary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
PAPER MAKERS NOW
IN MOOD TO SETTLE

WASHINGTOE, D. c., Feb. H.
News print paper manufacturers came
here unannuunced to-day TO confer
with the Federal. Trade Commission
concerning the government inreStlg ga
ton OF their industry. Their confer
enCe will continue tomorrow.
Neither the manufacturers nor Of
ficiuIs would hint to-day what is under
discussion, but there was a strong in
hication that the subjects considered
bear close relation TO the activities OF
Il Federal grand jury in New York
which has been asked by the Depart
ment OF Justice to bring indictments
against the manufacturers. charging
violation of antitrust laws. All evi
dencc gathered b. the trade commits
sion that would indicate trade re
straint has been turned over TO the
justice department..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
LEGAL NOTICE
hnIIcE.
hUIiCE. 49, .
Pittsburgh. Pa. January 1, IDl7.

Pittsburgh. Pa, January /, DH.
The Pittsburgh. Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad
Company, o corporation OF the State Of West rir-
rinla The Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Chicago and 81.
Louis Railway Company. corporation Of the States
of Pennsylvania. West Virginia. Ohio. Indians and
illinois, the Yand4la Railroad Company q corpora
ton Of tho States Of Indlnnat and illinois, and Ths
Anderson Belt Railway Company and tbs ChtcF1c.
Ind ana and Eastern Railway Company. corporations
Of tho State OF Indiana. have according 70 the laws
Of those Stats, been consolidated into . railroad
company named The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati: Chicago
and ST. Louis Railroad Company, effectttp JanuarJ
l. 1917 the agreement Of consolidation bsIins BEEN
filed In the office OF the Secretary Of Statslm West
Virginia GU the 10Th day Of Decembee, l9M
Hereafter the property formerly Owned By the Pitts.
bursh Wheeling and Kentucky nslrosd Company,
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and St Louil
Railway Company. rand1lia Railroad Company, The
Anderson Belt Railway Company aud Chicago. Indi-;
ana and Eastern Railway Company IN tbs States OF
West Virginia Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana and ILL
nois WILL DO owned aud operated By Tho Pittsburgh
Cincinnati. Chicago and St Louis Railroad Com
psny-
rITrsBURGH. WHEELING AND KESTCCKY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TnE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO I'D
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY. :
yASDaLlA RAIl.DOAD COMPANY, =
TIE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COPASf. ~
CHICAGO, INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
g. Il CHURCH.
Ja-15-Get SecretaD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
0, Y, G. ASSN. WILL
NOT Meet TONIGHT
Meeting Postponed Till Washngton's
Birthday Because Of Red Cross
Meeting Tonight.

The Ohio Valley General Hospital as
soriatiun will not meet tonight but Will
attend the Red Cross mass mect!nf
q, tn. Court. The hospital meeting
has boon postponed until Thursday
evening. February %.
Election of directors. financial plans
for liz" year and report uf the superin-
tcrdcnt will he matters considered At
tho meeting.
4 meeting WIS 10 have been held
week ago, hut q quorum was lacking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
SEVENTH LECTURE
DR.. Robert A. Armstrong, Of West Wy.
ginia University, Speaks Here
Friday Afternoon

nr. Robert \. Armstrong. of the West
Virginia University. Will give the sew
rnth number If the Wheeling Teachers
Lecture Course in the wheeling High
School auditorium Friday afternoon nj
20 o'clock. nr. Armstrong; subject
will to The Educational Value Of
Stories
He Is the dean of III" department OF
English and is we'll and favorably known
in. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
DOG SHOW OFFICIALS
Mako Further Plans for Affair-Every-
thing Lovely for Exhibit
Next Month.

At 4 meeting Of the officials of the
Ohio Valley Kennel Club. held yesterday
evening in the Wclty store, further
plans were made for the dog show in
the Market Auditorium March l, = and
:. Many local dog owners entered their
CANNES yesterday. and reports made
indicate that the show is to be 4 sue
cess in every way. The committee re-
ported that everything was coming along
nicely and that more dogs had been
entered than was anticipated at the
launching of the affair
Tho meeting was presided over by
Albert Welty, president Of the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
GIRL BADLY BURNED
IN GAS EXPLOSION

Miss Lola Clause, of 81 Twentieth
street was seriously burned yesterday
forenoon in q gas explosion resulting
from an effort to light Il fire in the oven
Of kitchen stove. Her head and face
were badly burned. nr. o. M. StaAtS
dressed the burns and announced last
night TINT they would not prove fatal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
. MISCELLANEOUS

Wheeling. ". Va. Feb II. 1917.
Ceorse ". Keane Is no longer connected with the
Rur1s 4 Church Transfer Company. Notice IL here
nv given that all bills due said company arc 70 b.
u.id no ono but tho undersigned.
KATE EEANl.
Owner and Manager Of BurnI Church CO
ssb-N-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
Y. M. C. 4. EVENTS

The Junior Boys Eibc classes will
neeet 81 Saturday morning at nine
o'clock TO continue their studies In the
booklets.
Tho advertising committee for the
mems lcntcn meeting Will meet tUnish,
Lat $50 at the y. NJ. e. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
FOR SALE Or TRADE

FOR SALE Or TRADE-For city property. Is seres
OF land on top OF Frazer's BILL For information
Inquire Of r. l.. Frazier. Board. Of Trade Bldg.
rooms 600 and 303 Z T.. feb-l3-k z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-15
PUBLIC SALE
Of Dairy, Farm and House
hold Goods of
Frank /. Simpson,
Deceased.

On Thursday. March the flint. commencing at 30
D. n. at ths Simpson Farm. ar Bethlehem Ohio
County Wss, Virginia. will sell at public auction
tho herd Of cattle. horses farm ImpleHentt and
household goods. Terms Of sale will be announced
on the day Of sale. L. W. 5romer. admnlEtrafor.
feb-14-al-4 IS
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WAHT ED--At once several good delivery and sllel
boys. 10 work befoo 'scnooI Apply 1t CtrculAtion
Department. Intellissncer, between I and Z -
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FOR RENT

WANTE0--To rent sn-room house In vicinity: no
children. Address p. o. Boz i05 fs6-l5t
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BLaKEMoRl

BLaXeMoRE - On Tuesday. February II. 1911.
DORA tnran, daughter " George and Dora
Blakeino!e aged ] year and days.
Eurrri nom the parents residence no. IS1 Twenty
n,n,h street. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is. at O'Clock
n m. Friends Of the family invited TO attend
Intsrrcnt NJ; Zion cemetery. ::
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-alultsraph No. 4. With stand aud new
type in excellent condition; cost $3.50 new: will sell
for sl45 Address p. o. Boz 6I5. Charleston. VI. ID,
feb-l3-n
FOR SALE-235- acre farm IN Northern Ohio. $50
Fer acre; terms very easy; will exchange for good
renting town or city property or small farm; .
bargain worth Investigating. u. l. spelmhn. Kent,
ain
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WANTEo-Girl for cooking and g. housowork.
Mrs. A A Wheat. wOodsdale; DO ,honeL