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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-12
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
EAsiIy and eheaply nAde 1t home,
but It beats them all for
quick result-


Thousands Of housewives have found
that they can save two-thirds of the
money usually spent for cough prepara-
tions, BY using this wcll-known old recipe
for making cough syrup at home. 1t 10
simple and cheap to make, but II really
has no equal for prompt results. It
takes right hold Of cough and gives
immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordinary cough in "a hours or less.
Get 2h ounces OF Pinc1 from any
druggist, pour it into q pint bottle, and
add plain cranulated sugar syrup to
make a full pint. II you prefer, use
clarified molaIses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead of sugar syrup. Either way,
it tastes good, keeps perfectly. and
lasts q family long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly it
acts, penetrating through every air pas
sage of the throat and lungs oosens
and raises the phlrcp. scothes and heals
the membranes. and gradually but surely
the annoying throat tickle and dreaded
cough disappear entirely. Nothing bet
ter for bronchitis, spasmodic Group.
whooping cough or bronchial asthma.
Pine1 is q special and highly concen-
trated compound Of genuine Norway pine
extract. known The world over tor It's
heaNng effect on the membranes.
Aroid disappointment BY asking your
druggist for '2l!a ounces Of Pine" with
fp,i directions and don't accept any
thing else Guaranteed to rive absolute
satisfaction or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., .Ft. Wayne, Ind.
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McMcchen Briefs.

Wary BIrscy. OF The l.. S. Navy 10
sn-ndine r. few days 'urluuch W''h
friends hero.
. Miss Thelma Morris spent NH~t"rdhN
in wheeling. with friends.
David Henry continues seriously Ut ~
his home on Marshall street
Lester Price continues i'll ~ ms nome.
John Mccain is abb" 1" hc about "sH'n
after Il severe illness.
Mrs. CuS;ck ana daUCh'"r. Mildred.
left to-day for camp L"".
Earl W"ymau. of Nound@'t!I". Sp' ~
Yesterday il this city.
bliss Norma Howard left '"-dLT 'nr
Camp Lee.
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,,,,,on v Racket a.1s West Indiana

Milton V Beckett 241o West Indiana
avenue Philadelphia, Pa.
Bernard Brsitsnbsck, 2227 Eof1 street.
Wheeling, W. Va -.
Clayton l., Buchanan. 6413 North Law
renee street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Hugh !. Callahan, 20 Flower street,
Chester. Pa.
Thomas J. Cullen. 1854 North nope
street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Joseph Albert Gardner. 1914 west
Norwegian street. Pottsville. Pa
George J. Kelley. 1907 North Lambert
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Joseph II: Kirk. 59lt, Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. Pa
Francis p. Kleschick. 3cc Gate street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Charles A. Koenig. 2sl5 North TWEEN
ty-thIrd street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Clair c. LeItner, Richland. Pa.
Michael A. Liebowitz. 1907 North Sixth
street Philnd elphia. Pa.
Henry w. Loveless. 500 West Market
street. Warren. Ohio.
Otto c. Ludwig. 80 Front street, Ho'
kendauaua. pa.
Jonathan e. Morgan. Higgins Pa
Joseph Pavola. 1868 81. Fichon street
Clevela nd. Ohio.
julius 4. 3adlowski. Box u. indie.
pendenca Ohio.
Criswell, Charles, Martins xsrry, o.
Dahlgren. Herman f.. Arnot. Pa.
D'Angelo. Vincenzo. Bryn Mawr. Pa.
Dearango, Edmond. Cleveland. Ohio.
Farley, Elmer, ELLISON, W. Va.
Faust. Adam J.. Lykens. Pa.
Fitzpatrick. James j., Port Clinton
Pa
Nav
Girmschihd Joseph T.. Philadelphia
Pa.
Grey. Dale. Muncy Pa.
Iruldeman. James A. Spring City. Pa.
! FIAmman. Charles g.. Pennsburg. Pa.
hayes, Aomer E.. gypsy, W. Va.
Jenny. John A.. Philadelphia. Pa
Jones. Lester. Danville. Pa.
Jones. Raymond. Philadelphia, Pa.
Knrp. Petrola. Stowe. Pa.
Keeling, Ernest Jr. Newcastle. Pa.
, Erllrher. John p. Ardmore. Pa.
Kelley. Thomas p. Media. Pa.
! Krceh. Henry, Harrisburg: Pa.
; kuriz Raymond H.. Catasaqua, Pa
l.nhaugh. Harvard ". Union City Pa.
Mattson. william. Kenneth Square.
Pa. 4,ytt.,'
Malusaiak. Guzef. Braddock. Pa.
NuGrl. Edwin s., Eoycrtown. Pa.
Naughton. Patrick J.. philadelphia. Pa
Eedis. George r. Williamsport. Pa.
o'connor, Robert W., Guthrie, W. Va
O'FTea. William r.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Otter. Erich r.. Lianville. Pa.
, Petska James. Cleveland. O.
Proc. Andrew. Philadelphia, Pa.
Ptashkan. Nathan. Philadelphia Pa.
Rose. John H., Hammondsville. Q.
Springer. Edward J.. Philadelphia. Pa.
stein. George f.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Stone Fred. Cross Roads. Pa.
Strain, Samuel D.. Philadelphia. Pa
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WASHINGTON. Nov. it.--Th" United {
States is about I" r!':!rark on II @iSAntlH
plan Of feeding practically me '"V''
world. !
President wilson today directed Fo"l
Administrator Hoover In ;Ik'' 'hArEr -
tho organization Of measures tnF M
food relief of III" liberated rc"PlIs 80
Eurur.. AS this governments special re-
rcscntatlva for III" determination ~
measures uf relief il cooperation WIN !
the variou. govCrnm' niS concerned.
The peoples Of Belgium Franc Ser
hin tb;. liberated populations in S"ut"-
ern Europe and others are /" he pr"Fiu'd
for The peoples Of Germany. An&tI;t
, Turkey and Rulyar'h ar" not Sp'.,i 'cn'
mentioned. but II Is understood ina -,
relirr pIans will extend to them ~
view or the recent announcement ~
! 81 TJous, in Versailles that assistance
along these lines would be given ~
. these peoples. who ar" now no L L|nr
engaged in hutlItI"S against III" chl''-
! te and thr United states ~,
The FIRST work undertaken ny NJ;
! Hoover in Europe will be &" perfect aEd
! enlarge she arrangements Tor f?"uS'ul
to the populations in Belgium an"
! Franc. nov being released. These. p"H-
ulatInns have been supported Tor me LtNt
four years by the COMMISSION toE r.:
/ lief in Belgium. under Mt. ItDUse
! chairman$hip. hut OWING 70 Wv ~ ,i,
! tiea Of TRANSFORMATION and dlStrloutni''
! Of finance and fear of German S"i"ur"I
! the am,ulut Of fods;uTfS iurnlSh"h hnS
been th.. very minimum on winch h"-
, man life could be- Inanlainyd. W.
! In i siItcm"nt 'Ari'Inihg "a
| unvcr.s mission th1 STATE Department.
mad public the following; sfs,,nc.
| As tho first .mcaSur" al aSStHth'
f, Erlgtum !, is necessary I" increEre
! immediately the volum" OF 1000 SluI;S
: formerly supplied 80 as To rhySlch'S
: rehabiIitat to this under nourishsd poru
/ laliUn The Relief Commission uurtMs
Tho last four years has sent 10 ~.
ten million people III The occupied ara
norr than eco cargnrs of food. com priSSr
; ing 100. 400 0GN bushels ~ nr'"iH'"'
and noore then 3QV0, 100000 2onnnddSS c' 81
! "tT.r fUodstufCs. besides -"o""'",'
! garments. the whole rtrrcSrhtlnE IL"
nendlturc uf uonrly S600.0ON.ong
rts value Clearly Proved.
! .'-rhe su-,rrri al iHs' r.EiN!'SS'n' l..
! coma from tho EclElap. british. fF'h'"
tordav about OILS 4. m. when INA req
| Tyard. driving a Ford touring ce, n'''
control Of same. causing II TO crash H,'"
q telephone post. at tn" corner OF ~!
,..n,b and Marshall streets. very III "
! damage was den" except Tor T."
dirrcs in tho ear. Mr.. HyArd ana So
, .rsl other local men VII" were IN wv
ear. escaped all injuries.
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Sunday at 2:l5 O'Clock "cc"rrr" '"r
death Of Mrs. Cathcr,n" McC'"rnirk -"
&c. n well known lady Of this ctt' ME''
Mccormick has. been confined NJ ~"
North Wheeling hospital for about three
vears. Her husband died many years
ago, She 10 survived by t|" grown
children or this city.
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American Casualties
e~~>>@0>%%%$@
Afternoon List.

Afternoon List.
The following casualties are reported
hv the commanding general OF the
American evolutionary forces:
Killed in action. .......... -
Died of disease. -.-.'-- luL
Wounded slightly ..........- lHl
I Missing IN action. ........'.... oV
The following tri-state soldiers are
included in the list:
Killed IN Action.
LiruI-nants:
1nseuh II. Parsons. 1917. West Tenth
! street. Erie. Pa.
Francis S. Patterson. 1895 South Fra
zier street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Sergrants:
Harry 7. Morrow. $50 Kurtz street
CatasauQ1ia Pa.
Lee A. Brooks. Troy. Pa.
James J. Mullen. 523 North Allison
street. Philadelphia. Pa.
0raI Johnson. All Richard street. Day
ton. Ohio.
yaro !. Mares. 1854 East Seventieth
street. Cleveland. Ohio.
Raymond V. Patton. r. +. D. l. Del
phos. Ohio.
Elmer T.. Pennel. Malta. Ohio.
Chester f.. Richa rdson. North Seventh
street. McC'onnellsville, ONO.
Harry Wilson. The Ronslcy' Apart
mon, d. kemprr Lane and MCMILLAN
streets Cincinnati. ONO.
LEROY Wolfe. Haydenville. ONO.
PrivHtes:
Gabriel L. Adams, Herndon' "a.
anp,liIlo. Giovanni. 452 Logan street
Bristol, Pa.
Emmett l.. Rell,. Shrerc. ONO.
Harry r., Boyle. J13 East Pine street
Mahonoy city. Pa.
Hubert D, Cook. 1913 Eastern avenne'
Cincinnati. Ohio. ,,,o
samuel J. Covert. 1.oudonrIlle' on'o'
IIoro,a Dcvo. l23 East Ward street
l'rhana. Ohio.
Simon Dukes. Rarberion. ONO
Curtis r. Halthuser. kutziown' "a
,,eorr. 81 ponahue. 2035 East Ser
x.an, street. Philadelphia. IA.
,rirrord !. Cangewerr. !@5 WSs' nia'-
No, street. West Bethlehem. IN.
John Kmietuwiiz. G"S NocK street,
Glrnyon. Pa. -r,ra,,y.
Gilbert NJ. koon;z. 20" Nnr'h
second street. Columbus. ONO.
Louis l.ohmuller. "9"i Norm ra't''''
street, Philadelphia. ia
, John ]. McNamara, """t N"u'''"
Souarc. Philadelphia. Pa.
rous,autino MuZzocetil. keystone TO-
charles *. Null. Montgomery ia.
rnr,I,u pnuley. 10 College st'ee'
PquH. Ohio. ,,, Al
ron Ohio. pou,I
Walter +. Graham. H. =
iug Green. ONO. ,, L.or,v-
francis Fl lleidman. l"' r-aH'
trlnyplaNG. ONO.
rdr,r II. Klmes. 1904 North E'e'en'n
street. Philadelphia. "a ;,..1
,,rr,d Nicholas Mas. CO ka'ir0a"
street. i.oupurcH. Pa. Gu.
Insrph !. Miscaunon. r. r. ~ D. "'
! tawiESa. Ia. po
lInrrv Il. Moore. ShillInsl"h' "a.
Ron4r, r. Morris, AZ" worth
phlIadelphiu Pa. ,,,,d
John X. Moutafes, New G"n'
/ W. Va. 49,, >,,;r street,
. kincsjowr. Pa. ,,.,,da,e
tassr T.. Scnaal. 1882 East oakoa'e
street. Philadelphia. Pa. ,a-
/ yn..r,h q. Ychlc. 2S06 Vest H"sa"e
h,nns avenue. Philadelphia, ia.
/ Died Of Disease.
| rr;.r ! Burke. ""2J South Lee stree"
! PhiladcI phia. Pa. IN, -,
Gorge +. Crispin. SlraUonviIic. ia,
Sr,Ir.w ko%bslt. NTuE; llHa"h''t' O.
! 'IT.,,,.. ,carh r. r. Il. ., Wellston. ~
! 800. n Mcnetl, Moorceield, W. Va.
| n.,,liDm f. Mecklry, w McAi''S''
s,r,n, Hanover. pa.
louis r. kochirr. l?h' South '"""N'
,,cn,J street. l'i,Iind'lnhia. Pa.
! Waiter r Srhr.b!.. ~" South forA
: s,>il, street. f'l!!aG oiN'ia. Pa.
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Afternoon List.
The following casualties are reported
hy the commanding general or the
American expcditionary forces:
Killed in action. ..'.'..... 80
Died of disease. ..-.-..-.-.'-- AuL
Wounded slightly ...........- lN
Missing IN action. ........,.... on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-12
McMECHEN
was Wide Awake.

GcM.Sher. with the Other '.l'"S. re-
,.iyed the glad ROWS yesterday. t'F"!:
thing was booming at $50. "a!StitH
b,uwira. cow bells ringing. caurch o"hs
sounding. and .tc. The. town was hrt"-
atuily decorated wt;h IN" National
..uIars. \ pn-ad" VAS formed ~ about
1--WE minutes. Murray t"ls. or n" l. =.
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army: Harry tMudcaD BurseJ. or Iff
l.. $. Navy. both on horse back led the
parade Then cam. the band, FOLLOWED
BY about 1000 peoples. Fhc parade WIS
seen on every street in town. Afi"r-
ward Il street concert was held at tho
corner az sixth street. several selections
wer- rendered by tn: band. Thor" MS
also an"thrr parad" last evening when
proved Il great success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-12

DISPLAYED on our third floor are not
only good to look at. but extremely
comfortable. and may be had In
mahogany and oak at any price
which you may desire. The prices
range upward from $3.50.
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Bradshaw, Leonard H., Marion O..

Bradshaw. Leonard H., Marion o.
Mclaughlin. Frank, Hubbard. o. ),
Musician: H..
Doughcrty, Rinald. criefteld. Nd.
erivates: -.
Armes. Nelson J.. Jamestown. Pa. y
Benner. Avy, Sharpsburs, Nd. .
Edwards, Roland. Odenton. Md. =
Henderson. William w, Baltimore.
Nd. ::
Huff, Wendell c.. Van, Pa. ;,
Miller, Conrad. Rynards Mills. Ohio
Cook. Frank K. Orville. Ohio. -.
. Cook. Robert D., Oxford. Nd. -
Cruise, Lawrence c.. Chillicothe. o. l..
DroppleunAn, John ". st. Clara, ":
va.
Kozaski. Bolestow. Philadelphia, Pa
Lowe. Charlie W.. Checotah, Okla.
Pritchard Edward. Canton. Ohio. ;.
Rafferty,. John. Phoenixville. Pa. :
Rhoads. George W.. Lehghton, Pa :
Watt, Gsaham B., Philadelphia. Pa
Wounded Degree U1determiled)."
Captain:
Fisher. Hart-Ellis. Joliet Ill.
Lieutenants:
Clute. Tracy A.. New York. N. Y,
Finley, Norman D.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Morgan, Lewis R., Cornettsville. Ky.
OlllhStt JdSOU S1Si fILiSb I
Pa. ,
Young. David Harold. Columbus. o. -
Sergeant:
Bartlett, Nelson H, De Ealb, ". VI.
Corporals:
Cock, Alton A.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Kohlcr, Robert R.. Alburtis,. Pa
Privates:
Amann. Elmer J.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Asbury, KaIel, Her1shaw, ". Va.
Barth, George, Philadelphia, Pa. {
Fahy, John e, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hackett. Edwin NJ. Toledo. Ohio.
Heffron. Frank A., East Maunch
Chunk. Pa.
Jordan. Thomas F., West Philadei-
phia. Pa.
Kspii,ger. Elmer c, 1Ah1nansvil;e.
". Va.
Nagel. Herbert. Philadelphia Pa.
Meier Cloe, Warren. Ohio. s,
Ross. william H., South Betnichrnr:.-
Pa.
Steinker. Theodore. North Bend. Ohoi.
Wilson. Rollie William. HolEate. O.
wounded Slightly.
SerEeants:
Lewis. Claude E. susquehanna Coun-
~. Pa.
Corperals:
NoDerts, lhomeS r., 81 Sldlr, IA.
PriyateS: 20;
AlIenbraugh. Winfield s.. Allentown. Pa.
Carpenter Manuel L.. Scranton. Pa.
Eiler Walter. Tuscarawas. Ohio.
Rowlcs Claud Harvey. Clarified. Pa
Wallace. Ollie. Yellow Springs. Ohio. '
DIPPED, Albert. Philadelphia, Pa
Guerco. Samuel. Baltimore. Md.
Norris. John w. Lakeville. Ohio.
Pastor Israel, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rosette. Henry J.. Port Allegheny, Pa.
Missing In Action
Lieutenants:
Anderson. Robert n. Rock Springs,
Wyo. y
Gllbreath. Robert r.. Columbia. Tenn
.Jenkinsen Harry. Elizabeth, n. J.
White. Edgar G.. Syracuse. n. Y.
Wolfe. Ray. Piaua. Ohio.
Sergeants: ::
Kleppinger. Clarence g.. Bethlehem.
Pa. -. -
Corporals:
Gessner. Henry. Trevorton, Pa
Gillen, Frederick R., Philadelphia, Pa.
Hahn, Harry. Philadelphia Pa
Kun. Alexander, Philadelphia, Pa.
Reynolds, Edward Thomas, PhiIadel-
phna Pa.
Stanton, Jo1eph l., Wheeling, ~. Va
Trapp Louis r., Philadelphia. Pa
Bugler: .
Nicholas. Joseph A., Philadelphia Pa
Dempsey. John B., 'Mahanoy City, Pa
Privates: ....
Burkft John J.. Bethlehem. Pa - I,
FIRST ESSENTIAL.
How would YOU like 10 SiSn I'D with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-12

Is the keynote Of the hour and the
purposes OF Il E"d Davenport enables
YOU to conserve by making one room
answer the purposes nf two. our
display OF Ded DAvrnportS IL large
and affords your fancy full play III
making your selection
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NrRRT LIST.

Sercomh. Albert A.. Chicago. III. j.
Lieutenants: n
rnsgrove. John D., 81. Louis. Mo. e, u.
Fox. John f.. Philadelphia. Pa
Gardner. Alfred w. New York. ". Y.
Nsubauer. William O.. Lynchburg. Va
Sergeant Major: -,
Bair Harold r.. Hanover. Pa. =
Sergcants:
Leader Charles Rigler. Bedford Pa.
Schlegel. Bernard F., Westchestcr Pa.
Kennedy Thomas J.. LarksvIlle Pa.
Watson. Jamcs. r.. Jefferson. Ohio.
Corpornls:
Wilson, Herbert H., Grafton, ". Va.
Wagner:
Ssyers. Erwin T.. York Pa. T"7':r$Si
privetes: 'n'
Airey. George E.. Baltimore. Md.
Ambers Thomas NJ. Norrlstown. Pa
Davies. Thoma. H. Plymouth Pa.
Diamond. David. Philadelphia. Pa.
III Bias-. Carmino Wilson. Pr. ="
piehl. Charles r.. Dry Run. Pa. ~
Grail. Thomas c., baltimore. Md.
Kane. Edward r. Shenandoah. Pa.
kearney, Francis Edward, Cambria
county Pa.
BolIineer. Franklin Guy Bedford. IA.
Cooke. George V. Eric. Pa.
Cupp. Paul f.. KitinnnlnS. Pa.
Devils, Roy, Lavalects, ". Va.
Ernst. William A. Philadelphia Pa.
Gr1shaber, Joe j., Charleston, ". Va
katZ Zanc NJ. Baltimore. Nd
Mason. Frederic G.. Ohio Pyle. Pa.
Kelly. Mnrtin r.. Philadelphia. Pa.
AiEglemau, Marry Gibson, williams
port ". Va.
Roberts. John e.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Schacfer. Charles H.. Cincinnati, 0.
Tucker. George H.. Wilmington. O.
Philippe, Albert, South charleston, ".
Va.
Died Prom Wounds.
Ia ptain: -"''
Abercror bic Charles H. Portland
Greg
p.,txater: -tsi zs5S2
Evanickey. Joseph. Donora. Pa.
Hart Edwin s.. Colgate. Md
Katzen. william W.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Nance. Harry William, Dayton. o.
Sagers. Robert G.. Marion. D.
Died Prom Accident And other Gauges
, Colonel:
Wlliams. Alexander W.. Washington.
y. e. x.,.,,.,.
Privates: ::,r::iSsr.!:
Corner. Ray F.. Carbon Pa Sc-g;,
Died Of Disease.
/ Iieutenant:
! Alamo. Joseph W Del. Denver Colo
. Sergeant:
Mccain. Thomas T.. Philadelphia, Pa
Smith. 1ngls, st. Mnryr, W. Va.
Corporal; .:.-~, ELY
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Accident Yesterday.

4 slight aut" accident occurred yes
New-York tribune., 1918-03-10

The armored tank Britannia with the Municipal
Building in the background. This tank invaded the
courthouse site back Of the Municipal Building and
gave a demonstration of its prowess in overcoming
obstacles. Tribune serv+ce
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07

is one thing that we can rec
ognize at a glance. Ii makes
no difference whether il be
man o. brute. Il there is
breeding, or lack OF it We
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07
November can be Made
a Happy Month

ment recovered b. the sad Lima Crcuizicldt.
plaintiff 10 the District tduft of Travis
County. Texas. Tor the 9th Judicial District
an the lith day oi OrJnhrr. ID IBIS ! dii
an the 9TH day Of NoVcmher a ID. iqlN. a.
10 o'clock D. m lcs iri upon, and viii on
the fret the sday in December. A ID 1918.
being the Bra das oi said month. az the
CONT House Door. bon The City of luhhoct
N Luhbock COUNTY. Texas. rruceed % sell,
between tie hours of % O'clock \. VI. and
z O'Clock pm for cash to the highest hid
lrr, all q Abe right. ttle .ant interest Of he
said " S.Norfis " VI Mills. X. II knight,
Richardson. A. u eNisted on Oct. 9TH l9io.
aud Ia, since % couti uei Co cSisi a. well
a. "a accrue. iu and 60 the following drscrih-
Ell ffalt or psrcl oi land situated iu Lub
bod County. Texas 90 vii
Az OF SURVEY number Eleven tlll n binc h
''Ds' sursey cd hy. virtue u tcrtilactc nam.
Be- Twelve Hundred and Forty one llllb,
issuei 90 D. l. q x r Z. x Co, contain
INK on acres of land.
Mud also Co sell SAT- property as 20 Tor
ever cNtirgIi-h and bar the liens held By
tie said Geo Richardson 1n the same or any
part oi the same. a. well as ali other rights
De has 90 and tn said property
SAID sale o. De made ~ me- tu satisfy .aia
Judgment for Twelve thousand Tone linn
drcd and Seventeen Dollars. ami interest
together with an costs of said SUIT ami the
prlcccI. applied O. fhc satisfaction thereof
" 70 FLYNN,
sheriff of Lubbock County rcNss.
Lubbock Tesas Nov 9TH 1918 i'iD
Watch the label on your paper
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07
Watch the label on your paper
NOTICE or sHERiFFS
SALE PERSONAL PROPERTY
State OF Texas,
County Of Lubbock

State Of Texas.
County OF Lubbock
BY virtue Of an Execution Issued
out of the Justice Court Precinct No
One, Lubbock County, Texas, on the
22nd October, 1918, by Justice Of
the Peace IN and for said Preeinet IN
the ease Of woodmanse Mfg %. "
y, y. Wofford, No. 055, apd TO me
~ Sheriff Directed and Delivered,
will proceed to sell within Die hour1
prescribed by law for Sheriff. Sale,
Of personal property on the l2th day
~ November, i9is, At and N front
Of Lot No. a, block No 100 a. deaig.
mated on the Original rown Plat ~
Lawn of Lubheet. f.ubbeok coun.
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10 CENT "CASCAReTS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, Constipation,
6IIbSdsness, Sour Stomach, Bad
T9feath-Candy CathartSc-

No odds bow bad your liver, stomach
or bowels how much your heed achea,
how missrabls you are from constipa-
tios. indigestion, billaisness and slug.
gisi bowels~ you always gct relief with
Cascarets They immedialely elea''ss
and regulate thu STOMACH, remove the
sour. fsmentIns food and foul gases
take ~ ekeess bile from tho liver and
earfyfon The eonrslpated waste matter
and poison iFQm tho l1fesiines and
hoselA A l0svnt boz from your drug
~ will kefp your liver and bowel
.lani siopaA swest ani head clear ~
k'ontha ffsy wolk whils yoa sIssp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07

taxing districts. each 20 be governed
by the board Of is county; and many
rclrs have proven as a rule that these
boards have been conservative and
never oppressive.
GEO T.. BEATTY
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07
No Worms In a Healthy Child

". Texas. the following described
personal property. to-wit;
One, one storey boxed house sit
uated on said lot and block, levied on
a. tho property of \. v. Wofford, 10
sat,dy Judgment amounting 10
~ D. 81 In favor Of the Woodlands
Mig Co. and al coats Of suit
Given under my hand this the 2slh
dc, n October, A, y. lels,
W II, FLYNN,
sheriff " Lubbock County, 'rsxaA
ASA
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07

Clifford Hunt went to Amarillo
Sunday. He took Mr. and Mrs. Walk
err through in his auto, and will be
gone several days looking after bust
ness matters
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07

Watch the name label on your pa
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paper
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07

if you will give your grocery business to US.
A chance to prove that we please is all we
ask. And chance will prove to you that we
are right Try us with your November
needs.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-11-07

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