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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
= STATE OF OREGON FOR
49, GILLIAN COUNTY
10 the matter of Estate of Grant Wade,
Deceased.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY


Under authority Of an order grated
by the County Court of Gillian County,
Oregon, dated April /, 1918, |, the un-
dersigned administrator, will sell at
| PRIVATE SALE the following describ-
ed real estate, to-wit: Northwest
quarter Section IA, the East half If the
East half of Section l5, all of that part
of the Southeast quarter of the South
east quarter of SectiJn 10, except that
portion decided away which ia described
as follows: Beginning at point on
the subdivisional line as chains West
of the Northeast coIner Of Southeast
quarter of the Southeast quarter Of
Section 10, running thence West is. 5
chains to the Northwest corner OF
Southeast quarter of Section lG, thence
South IS 875 chains to the Southwest
corner of the said Southeast quarter Of
the Southeast quarter Of Section 10,
thence East on the Section line between
Sections 10 and Is, distance of 5.5
chains to the center of the canyon,
thence in a Northeasterly direction on
a direct line TO the place of beginning,
leaving remaining in said quarter Sec
tion to be sold herein, 10. IL acres more
or less; also West half of Southwest
quarter of Section Eleven, except 36
square rods conveyed to the Trustees
of the Methodist Episcopal Church as
shown by the deed recorded in book "H"
page $40, deed records of Gillian
county, Oregon, and also excepting the
land described in that deed recorded ia
book up" page 280, deed records Gil
liam county, Oregon, all in Township
One South of Range Twenty. One, E. W.
NJ Gillian county, Oregon, together
with the water rights appurtenant
thereto, and all the bitches, canals,
reservoirs, and the whole of the irriga-
tion plant or plants, if any, that are
now on the said premises or which
right Of use of water right may be
vested in the heirs of said estate.
The sale will be made on or after the
first day of May. 1918, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. of said day, and sealed bids IN
writing will be received by the under
signed at Condon National Bank, Con-
don, Oregon.
The terms of sale will be cash, sub.
ject to confirmation by the County
Court of Gillian county. Oregon.
Dated this End day of April, 1918.
GEO. B. DUKEK,
Administrator of
Grant Wade Estate.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, Apri 9th will be
the first anniversary of our en-
tering the war with Germany
and the beginning of the drive
for the Third Liberty Loan and;
WHEREAS, the President of
the United States and the Gov
ernor of Oregon have proclaimed
said day a holiday, and that the
State Liberty Loan Committee
has requested that all Mayors of
all towns in the state give their
aid in the movement:
NOW THEREFORE, I, M.
Fitzmaurice, by virtue of the
authority vested in me as Mayor
of the City of Condor do hereby
proclaim Saturday, April the 9Th,
a holiday In said City, and ask
that the people of Condor join
with the Home Guard, in devot-
ing said day for the celebration
Of the above mentioned events
in an appropriate and patriotic
manner.
NJ. FITZMAURTCE,
Mayor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05
Will Kill Rodent Pests
From first page

from nrst page
farmer escapes the added expense
and likelihood of loss through
improper mixing. or poisoning of
livestock. Last Sunday at May.
vile a squirrel club WAS organized
to prosecute the campaign in q
community way. W. J. Ed.
wards was elected president and
B. H. Hull, secretary treasurer.
In Deschutes county several
squirrel clubs have been in ope.
ration for three years ard have
done remarkably successful work
IN eradicating the pests.
J. e. Sturgill will discuss boys
and girls club work at the meet
ings next week: four.minute men
will discuss world problems and
F. L. Ballard of the Oregon Agri.
cultural College, " Who has organ
ize6 16 farmers elevator com
panies in Oregon during the past
winter, will discuss the handling
of grain in bulk.
The schedule of meetings is as
follows:
Rock Greek, April 8, at s Pm. !;
Mikkalo, April 9, 8 P. NJ; Ajax,
April 10, 8 P. NJ; Olex, April IL,
8 P. NJ: Glenn, April IL, 8 P. M a;
Lone Rock, April 13, 2P. M.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05
JAKE E. SCHROEDER.

A carload Of hardwood material just
received. Also a car Of Burbank pota-
toes for seed or table use. Expecting
a shipment Of American Wonder seed
potatoes. These are a new dry land
variety. All this handled through tie
Interior Warehouse. Prices right.
Sd FARMERS UNION.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05
Announcement

To the Republican voters Of
Gillian county, | hereby beg to
announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Coun.
ty Clerk OF Gillian county. sub.
iect to the will of the voters at
the primaries to be held on May
18th, 1918.
JAKE E. SCHROEDER.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05

The service flag" is not off,
cial. but its general use is en-
couraged by the Government.
1t has been patented by private
parties. The matter Of having
an official service flag not so con
trolled is under consideration by
Congress.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05

Tom Glover was severely injured
Wednesday by blast in the American
Theatre building where he was work =
ing. 1t was only a small charge and be
thought Il had exploded and went back
to the hole just as Il went of. He was
cut on the face and head but sustained
no serious injuries.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05

The public sale held in this city
Saturday by /. A. Hoskin was a
decided success. A good crowd
was in attendance and the prices
paid were good, in fact Mr.,
Hoskin states that the receipts
were considerably more than he
had estimated.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05

Mrs. Stella Crooks, evangelist,
will speak at the Pentacostal
Nazarene church in this city
each night at 8 o'clock. April Z
to %. Mrs. Crooks is a fearless.
forceful preacher Of the gospel
and you are invited to hear her.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05
For Representative

| hereby announce that | will
be candidate for the Republican
nomination for Representative
for Gillian, Sherman and Wheel
er counties. D."
JAS. S. STEWART.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05

Mrs. navs Cottmire and two children
left yesterday for an extended stay in
Portland.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05

A. M. Bryant, who has had charge Of
the local depot during the absence o:
D. Tierney, left Wednesday morning
for Cascade Locks.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Anderson Of Lost
Valley went to Hood River Wednesday
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-04-05

Mrs. M. D. Shanks returned from
Portland Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-04
Hriefx And Personals.

Winfield Steel and Myron Gon ar"
planning dance TO he given saturday
evening. September 7th ut Ste"le' 5
grove wcst of the city.
Mrs. J. II. Briggs IS very i'll at h""
homo on Indiana street.
Miss Isabel Dixon will take tho place
as science teacher for the present.
Ihil Floto left for Camp sherman
yesterday. after spending short fur
Tough with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George FHoto Of North Seventh street.
Sergeant Shroades' is spending n two
weeks: vacation on n fishing trip.
Albert Rogers Is confined to his HON"
by illness.
Lee O'Malley who has been spending
the past several weeks in Pennsylvania
Is visiting at the home of his parents
here. He will leave here the latter PART
Of the week
William Thomas and Frank Woods
and their fnmli"s Will return today
from fishing trip.
Miss Bertha Watson returned HON"
from Cleveland. yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. piN"u left Monday: Tor 4
visit with relatives IN Pittsburgh and
Indiana.
Several boys from her" ar" attending
Linsly InStitut" this year.
'Th" Scott Lumber company "n tho
corner OF CarlyI" and Sixth street. ~
being repaint"d and this viii l"nuIIf>
its looks very much.
Camps north nf this city wcr" glnnimy
looking places last evening 40 prMriLcal-
~ all Of tho campers have returned
home. 4 few tents cnn yet b. seen
along the shore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-04
Bridgeport Briefs

Miss Grace Harris will attend the
Martins Ferry high school Tor the COM
ing year.
Nr. and Mrs. Reinheir have returned
from a wedding trip In eastern cities
Miss Hilda Scott OF Bridgeport is VS.
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Forest Frankhouser. Of Fairmonl'
former local business man. spent l+Aoor
Day with local relatives.
r. Fl. Wright left today on business
trip To Fairmont. g..
Mrs. c. T. Dill Of Charleston is VISIT
ing relatives in Pike street.
John Ermcs OF tn" county road IS NOV
ing his family 10 Warwood.
Miss l.uclla Reed. Of ktrkwood. VINO
wss operated on at the Ohio Valley GEN.
cral hospital is improving rapidly.
Supt. Hugh Gafrncy. Of the BLACK OAK
mine, was local visitor Monday
DR.. John Schafcr returned MonoaS
after n business trip to Columbus.
Mrs. Joseph Hill returned today atter
a weeks visit at GAINESVILLE.
4. T. Hardcsty of Colerain is visiting
relatives on Kirkwood Heights
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Spirited Meeting.

County Court met Monday evening Ia
consider bids for bridges in Cross Creek
district. There were two bidders on
each bridge. The Luton Bridge Co. and
Il. O. Cresap. l.ulen hid s2S55.00 oil
Ebcnczer and sI7@$.60 on MahanS or a
total of S4jS3.0n for the two. Crcsap
hid So2S0.00 on Ehcnczcr and $4,000
on Mahans or q total of S36S0.0G. Luz
ten agreed to completes the STRUCTURES
for the amount OF his bid. but Cresap in
accordance with the specifications
agreed to completes them according n
plans on Tile and named price of sl5.h0
per Gu. yd. for any extra concrete or
dcred ny the county engineer. The
court went into executive session and
decided to award The Ehenezcr bridge
to Lutcn and Mahans Ia trrSap. Crcs-
ap protested this award claiming that If
he was entitled TO one by reason OF
price he should have both.
Quite discussion cnSucd and Crcs-
an left after refusing TO contract except
for both structures. The court then
contracted with Luten for Ebcnczer
bridge. GIartley. dissenting.)
Crcsap's hid contained A further
cause, in which. he agreed if Stag was
used instead Of gravel. he would reduce
the price S250.0h. This would make 4
difference of sl153.Oo in the totals Of
the two bids.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-04
Motoring Parties.

Vacations by automobile have become
quite popular throughout the country
during the present summer. and those
residing lin this neck Of the woods.
have proven no exception to this form
Of travel as could be noted by the nu-
merous parties going and coming dur
ing the past several weeks. Among ING
several South Side parties returning
the past week from just such delightful
journeys. were q party composed Of MI.
John CaldabnuEh. Miss Laura Calda-
baugh. Mr. and Mrs. W. X. ThornburG.
all of whom spent a weeks vacation a.
MI Lake Park. Md. driving there in
Mr.. Caldabnugh's car. Another auto
mobile party of this section now en-
route to the national capital included
Mrs. Tom Phillips and son Joe. Miss
Mary La Nclle and MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
ueilmicr. While In Washington they
will be tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Schmalstig, formerly Of this city. Still
another touring party just returning
from Buffalo and points along the great
lakes included Mrs. Julia Williams. Mr..
Herbert Williams. Mrs. Maudc Yost
Miss Margaret Williams and Mrs.
George Doher and children. While Mr..
G. r. Bcal. the we'll known South Jacob
street business man. together with Mrs.
Bcal and family have just arrived home
from several weeks motor trip
through Indiana where Mr. Zeal re-
ports tho road to be in exceptionally
good condition.
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UNPLEASANT

A surprise party was given for Mrs
William Lawrence at her home Saturday
evening in honor Of her birth. Fine re.
frcshmcntS were served and an enjoy.
able time was spent by oil present
Those present were: Messrs. and mes.
danes David Buchanan. John Krinkc
Edg Roudebush. Of Cleveland. Harr"
Scheehlc Of Yorkville. Mrs. Pcnncll. If
Cleveland Mrs Sophia Hooper: Misses
Bertha Krinke. Mary Hooper and Eliza.
beth Scheehle: Messrs. John and Harr!
krinkc: Masters TdaHrd Harth and
Harold Schcchlc; Mt. and Mrs. William
Lawrence.
4 marshmallow toast WAS given a;
the home of Miss Jennie Burke Thurs.
day cevnng. 4 pleasant evening was
spent by those present.
Miss Ella Bcem spent Tuesday AT tn,
homo of her uncle, Henry Zeyer.
Mrs William Shannn IS quite i'll At
her home
Mrs. Lizzie Bowers and daughter
Frcdcriclia. spent Wednesday with Mrs
John Krinkc.
Earl Coleman Is better at This writ.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Roudehush anc
Mrs Pcnncll. OF Cleveland. spent few
days at the home Of Mr.. David Buchan.
an.
school did not commence Monday n
the school house was not ready
M"srs Lewis Sumrncrs and Floyc
Daughcrty were callers At the home OF
ii. G. putton Sunday.
Miss MadSc Bowers. Of Stcuhcnviilc
spcn, II few days with her mother. Mrs
Lizzie Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hillegas anc
daughter. Miss Helen. spent Sunday
a; the home Of Mr.. Henry zcycr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Montgomery
and children. Of Martins Ferry. spent
Monday with hcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John l[rnkc.
Mr. Lewis HILL. Of Harrisvillc. was
caller near this place Monday.
Mrs. Sickl" is visiting at the home {"
her son. Ford Sickle.
Mr.. West Carter has purchased thu
farm Of Mr.. Thomas Mrshbank and vii
move soon.
Several persons from this place ane
vicinity are attending the Whcelins
fair.
Mr., and Mrs. Oliver Harbourst anc
ing fair with his ponies again Thu:
year.
Mrssrs Forrest Lawrence and Jamc:
Rnwrrs were callers at the home O.
Henry Inycr Sunday.
family spent few days last week viii
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Har
Eugene Smith is attending the Wheel
bourSI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-04
SOUTH SIDE
Schools Reopen

The first pcals Of the school bells OIL
Centre. Webster Richie and Mckinney
schools waited upon the air yesterday
morning. just twenty minutes before the
clock pointed 10 the hour Of nine thus
sending forth their announcement 10
this sections little men and women
that the glorious vacation days which
begun way back in the l"afy month OF
June were at an end. and that once
moro the stern realities Of kiddyland
must be re-cntcrcd upon. Splendid en-
rollmcpts are reported from each Of the
schools, with large classes of new faces
Of small toddlcrs. all OF which. To make
ur tho deficiency In the numbers COM
pleting the eighth grades at the close
OF the last term.
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effort to cooperate with local employees,
will open a training school FOR draiees
within the next few weeks. The school
will be opened in accordance WIN
Smith-Hughes law, and will be gwen
government aid. Glasses will be formed
in automobile repairing and with the
possibility OF receiving instruction AZ
truck driving. Arrangements Will also
be made TO give instruction In wireless
1elegraphy. Classes will be open 90 mon
within the military age, and as only q
limited number can be taken care w.
the first 10 enroll will be EiVen PFeAe
ence in the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-04

weeks visit with relatives and friends
hnrc.
Mr., and Mrs. Louis 0b"rlr and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Emrrinr and family
and Mr.. Edmund 0hrrIc. all of Cl"r"-
land. Ohio are guests at the HON" ri
capt. Frank Dhcrlc "n FortY-iifth street.
Fred Wintcrb:.ucr arrived in III" city
Monday from Now York. wh"r" h" was
about to- embark for over th"rc having
hccn called home by tho serious Illness
Of his father. Mr.. r;cnrcc Wintrrhnucr.
MIR. Charles F'innrEan has returned 10
his HON" on South Eum street following
an cxi"nd"h visit IN Pittsburgh. Butler
and uth"r Pennsylvania cities.
Sam Gibbons. popular member of IN"
Fl. knlhitz"r Engine company. obtained
Il lcav" Of ahsrnc" yesterday TO pay his
annual visit Ia tn" State Fair. and re-
ported tn" exhibitions. including "V"ry-
thing rrou the hig pumpkins 10 the high
bred cattle. bigger and hotter than ever.
Frank ririffiths. one nf the directors OF
Tho Rcrgn company. located at Fort
WAYNE. Ind was paying Il business call
tn In" .Inhn W,nz"1 company Monday.
SOUR" W. r. Eerkrr is spending n
month in Shrrr:lrtl for the benefit ~ his
health.
Mr. Ed Nu,". popular clerk ut tn"
M-rs" Pharmacy. has returned from n
vacation spent at New Philadelphia. q.
Miss Ruth M"rrs"n. n"pular tearh"r
at III" Mckinley sA'honl. has resumed h"r
duties there. following n several months
stay Il; tho National capital
MIR and Iir&. William iBurll" Of Me-
M"rh"n nay" taken NJ their. residence on
South rhaplinr street.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Latham. Mr.. Geo.
Latham and son ';""rEr ar" in Pitts
hurEh attending the Gnnnrhl rf Frank
Latham. The late Mr. Latham spent his
hnyhnnd in this vicinity. hcinE the son
OF ihe late Napoleon and Margaret La
rTam and had host Of friends in This
GUY. VINO wore grievcd 10 elarn Of his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-04
Tn. Doruau Funeral.

Many citizens turned out IN great
numbers upon occasion of the. funeral OF
Mary Dornan. aged - years. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Dornan. whose
death occurred on Saturday afternoon
August 8. 1915. at o'clock after re"
DAYS illness. Sad indeed was the news
which caused a shock in the whole com
munity. good true and noble girl
was Mary Durnan and greatly beloved
BY parents. relatives and friends. and
manifcStation Of deepest sympathy
have been extended.
The services were conducted at ST.
Johns Catholic church on Tuesday
morning. Intcrmcnt in Brooke Gem
clcry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-04
ReIlA1e 8rte{1.

Misses Merle Mozena and Lucille Criss
Of Darlington are guests OF RELATIVES
on Rose Hill.
Harry Monroe has returned TO founes-
town. after a visit with local friends.
David McClarin and family have re-
turned from an Automobile trip to lamp
Sherman.
Mrs. John Fish Of Gravel Hill has
returned from Epworth park. where she
spent the summer.
Sfr. and Mrs. Joseph Carey and Paul
Carey are home from a several Gays VS.
It to Newark and youngstown
J. HYATT has returned from his Taca-
ton. which was spent IN chicago
Misses Wilma Schiller and Eva John
son have returned from trip to Buck
eye Lake.
Frank Neilott has returned from POW
hatan where nc visited with relatives
Mrs: ]. Blankley OF Steuoenville. -
visiting her sister. Mrs. Il. a. NeH. Oh
Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gavin and son
haze returned from 4 visit to COLUMBUS
and Camp Sherman.
Mrs Thomas Moore and children Will
leave for n visit with relatives at Stcu-
benville.
Miss Laura schifflcr win leave for
visit with relatives ut t.rIe. Pa
Mrs VI. Srcv"rS and daughter. Miss
Minnie have returned from visit win
relatives at Cincinnati.
CYRIL Syeinrnan will leave Wednesday
for CINCINNATI. where. hc has received
word to report at a training school.
Tho cnrnlmcnt at the st. Jonn
ec,,,oI FIR +hc coming torn exceeded the
tive hundred mark.
Miss elizabeth callihan will. leave for
her home in Washington after attending
,by, tunrr,l or tho late Mr.. Timothy His
key.
VIM. kompart has returned from
visi, to Moundsrillc
Miss Jessie Fitch has accepted posi-
! ton q the Ranwood school.
! Miss Margaret IIensley Will l"av" Tor
! Detroit. Mich. whcr" she will reside.
! L;ueteuants Virgil Baker. Clarence
! Ta,c and Harry Corners have returned
! TO Camp Pike after several days tur-
! Tough spent with relatives in this city.
! The local order "f *. Of Cs held an inn
! nortant meeting last evening IN their
| heado,iarters IN the Commercial build
! ing.
| turned from = visit to HlassIlon. ONO.
/ Mrs. Joseph Rlankley is home from
Nussillon whcr" shc visited with rela'
= tivnS.
! Tn. jewish New Year service will
, rn-,r:rnr" Friday evening at I:3" nj the
Reformed church.
! MISC Ruth Butler has returned 10 her
: HON. in Stcubcnville after a visi, with
local friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-04
Wesley Church Surper.

With autumn once more at hand.
thoughts turn once more 10 tn" delicious
Supp"rs for which this section VI the
city is noted. Therefore. lhr announce
mrnt that the congregation of the Wrs-
ley NJ. f. church is preparing ono of
these festivals for the very near future
Will br gratifying news In the many
patrons of this congregations unique
affairs. Mr.. i. f;nbody is tho general
chairman in charge 81 tho event. which
In itself assures the success Of same in
advance. and while the committee prom
iSc 4 most tempting m"nG. II will. ut
the same time, conform strictly ~
Hoover restrictions.
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How Do They Keep Their Health
And Beauty In New York's
Gay Bohemia -

rounded form.
They say To nc druggist: Give me-
some pamGin Tablets with Gcntinn." y
dollar box lasts :. whole two weeks. rs
harmless. too. X is great blood err
richcning. digestion helping. weight
producing combination Of iron and rcg"-
table clements.
Tn" manufacturers guarantee th"SH
tablets viii un Tn. an,nZnE things they
do for nervous. weak. rundown folks
who hay" nv"rdour and grown thin with
the run of living the gay old lite most
Of us live.
Your druggist has i or c. H. Cries:
& Co. can supply you. If your drug.
SiSt hasn't il. ask him 10 get som"
They are called Pamgin Tablets WIFI
Gcntion. 81.
For sale a!s, hr pankvnrth Brrs BrllMn: Hose''
ding store Martins FerrT: Frank Rofer:s. Bridge
pcrt: WAL Peabody. Moundsstns; John Elso1.
HellIture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-04
THE INTELLIGENCER
Largest Morning Paper
Circulation in West Virginia
The Wise Ones Of Both Sexes Know
How to Keep doing" and Looking
Same as FOUNDER" Knows
How to Get over Ills
E-ui1n.

With a raging h"a,lach" and his head
rr"ing after Il terrific hlEht i!Eh'inE
i,,,yn and his stomach suffering ana
nerves jumping. an "ld-limcr on lirnHn-
way slipped up 1" tho wise old Broad
way bartender aud said: "Fr1"ndly. mix
mo n "Iirk-AI"-l'r." \ few seconds
later he walked out. head up stomach
@. X. and nrr:"s as steady as Hcher'H
lcrShinS under fire.
Down in Bohemia The folks who
make Il fine point Of the art Of living
have another remedy that does the Trick
for nerves and digestion. and still better
il has saved many a fair damscl Of 30
hernia from losing her charm of ricn.
red blooded complexion and beautiful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-04

With tn" inside rr-paintcd and TO-
Decorated and tho exterior reprinted
he Second Presbyterian church Will pre-
Soni .iilr an HtirHrriv" appearance next
week when S"rVrr"S and all IN" meet
iurS e.. tn" different societies Will h"
r"sulu"d. The r"pairS Will d"uhtlrSE
PROV. au Inr"nt;v" I" all tn" workers VIII"
Will h;,y.. rhnr%. sc tn" new projects for
IL. fall.
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this city. He was a Jefferson county
draftec and was trained at Camp Shcr-
man. going over this spring.
Maurice Wright. Of Mt. Pleasant. ONO
mas been reported as being EasSed while
flghtinE on the western front He was
member ri tho l"4ih Machine Gun Bat
TALON which WAS trained a. Camp Shcr-
idan. Ala. This detachment includes
about $50 Jefferson county lads and this
is the first intimation that they had been
moved up to the front lines.