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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Wife to Blame if Husband Drinks,
Says Druggist Brown, of Cleveland,
Who Tells Wife What To Do

In tea, coffee. milk or any other drink
Soon liquor does not taste the same, the
craving for it disappears and 10. one
moro drinkcr Is saved and knows not
when or why he lost the taste for drink
One woman who used this prescription
on her husband says: 1T is going on tho
fourth week since he has touched drop
Of anyth Ing In the form OF liquor or used
tobacco of any kind. He seems already
like n different man. Tescum has gained
a wonderful enthusiast in me. I regar2
il rs GodScnd. Just think, have nSyea
seen my husband sober for moro than 40
hours in years oad now IL is going Oh
one month since he had his last drink"
Another one gratefully writes: II have
used teScum powders on my husband and
find II one Of the greatest cures in this
world. He hasn't taken drink for al.
most five weeks and says he never will
MY home docs not seem like the same
place and, life seems worth living. hope
thousands gain what I have. This has
been good new year for me without
drink In my home"
SUTIT1rum referred to ahore. should Be- uSd
only when II tcurablr destiny al tIss toF LsJ
hoc drinks OF every kind. The wife who Approses 81
drinking In moderation and believes bcf husband safe
shCrld Eru II only vheo abe sccs. mo6 do In time
thai the danger limo is You iAte ~ Fiit With
Tcrurn. Is Il Is rdd in this ctty anAR . 1teei
bound nooaS- refund guarantee b. ths John Coleman
Co. and C. II. Ghost 4 ca and othsS hrN-elsu
dru4dstA They guarantee Il 70 % ths - q
nufund tha moou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Knitting Party.

That tie knltterS. as we'll rs those
engaged in all forms u: needle actlri-
ties Will participate in to-m"rrow alter
Moons knitting party. IN thn big pro-
gram OF Flag day. n Wheeling park.
under the auspices Of the W"m'urS club
for child welfare, in large numbers IL
an established fact. since tn" last few
ia; $ gratifying sales 81 lhc tickets Cor
tins affair have been r%pHr:rd.
Mrs. : VI. Nu:rS, the cha .rman Of the
committees in CHARGE OF Tbs part Hf the
days events. wishes 10 announce that
the eleventh hour would-bc participants
will y" provided with tickets on the first
floor Of the White palace where b"vy
OF girls will &c. dispensing Of Sane. bn.
urges that every Cnc make RESERVATIONS
early, in order that ihr necessary rt,uhp-
m"ht for tn" accommodating &C the
EuoSis may no plarci before tho opening
hour.
III connection with this informal So
Cal session Of Tia" afternoon. Il H. light
ful little program will hc rendered on
ihr stage Of the dance nall. which will
include several vocal selections and Il
numt-'r Of readings appropriate TO The
occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
WHY SOCIETY WOMEN WASH
THEIR OWN HAIR

They do, not because il is Il fad.
but because they wish 10 obtain me
greatest possible hair beauty and b"
sure they are not using anything
harmful. They have found 'Ea' IN
washing the hair:ii is never Wis" tn
use a makcShift, but is always 2d-
yisablc to use Il preparation mad"
for shampooing only. Many OF our
friends say they get the best results
rom a simple homemade tanfhr"H
mixture. You can use llIiS at il cos,
OF about 8 cents shampoo by get.
ting some CanthroN from your drug
rist and diSSolvinG IL icaSpnoniul IN
a cup Of hot water. This makes
enough shampoo liquid In apply It"
all the hair instead Of just tn" top
of the head. rs with mos prrpara
lions. Danoruff. excess oil and dirt
arc dissolved and entirely disappear
in the rinSing water. Your hair Will
bc so fluffy that it will look much
heavier than it is. It's luster and
softncss will also delight you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
FOREIGN MINERS
SHOW PATRIOTISM
Ten Make Declaration Of Intention For
Naturalization Papers.

AZ meeting OF the United Mine
Workers of tho Elm Grove local Tuesday
night resolutions were passed 70 request
all members nf alien and enemy alien
countries Ia hrcnm" American citizens.
All foreigners agreed to comply with
TINS regulation and the following ten ap-
p'rar'd h'for, /. :. Commissioner Boyd
y"Stc rday and Declared their intention
Of becoming American citizens: Joseph
Eoglari. aged al years, rrral miner born
IN hungary: LOUIS 1Apmho. aged IS years
coal miner. born in Hungary; Mike Pok-
lukar. aged 80 years. coal miner. born
in Austria: 10. MnlinnwSki. aged 81
years. r"al mIn"r. horn in Russia: G;,e-
tano T3rl.anEa. a years old. coal miner.
born III Italy. Andrea t'iCarottl. nEcd Il
years. also Giuseppe Sanger. aged 81
years. born in Italy: Frank krHznHk. -
years uid. born IN Hungary: John Stnr-
chork is years old. from Russia and IH-
macy kruznw"Zt. u native Of Austria
Fifty NOR" aliens are in the Elm
Grove local and will TAX" out their
"a r,rrS as soon as convenient IN Com
missioner Boyd. who is II very busy man
,hes. days but will isSu" III" naturaliza-
ton papers as soon he can.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
SIDE TAIL KS
TIE PEACE OF MIND" MAKGN,
By RUTH cAMERoE.

THE PEACE OF MIND hA-ASAN'
Some friends of mine who have been
coming up In the world SO far as IN
come goes were considering tn" step
which folks who come up in the world
NOWADAYS are pretty sure to take.
Think how much more We Shou'd
enjoy the bridge club il We didn't nave
that long trolley ride in front OF US.
urged the husband.
II know that" admitted the wife.
And think how much oftener We
could go out to see your folks If VI
had one" went on the arttul teHpter.
II know that. too said his vile
Surely il the AldrichS can attord
an auto. we can he persisted.
She wants to Enjoy Breaking Her
Glasses.
we could said his wife. IF We
were willing TO do as they do. but
that's just what l don't want TO 40.
l want to be able I" enjoy breaking my
glasses"
Her husband laughed. Yes" he sai7.
81 suppose there is something IN that.
And then thy explained.
Breaking her glasses WAS symbol.
of the innum"rablc unexpected little .X-
penscs that make life Il misery for YOU
II you arc living on an income that just
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
F. HELLER TO SPEAK
AT ISLAND CHURCH
Army 7. N. c. A. Worker VIII Address
CONGREGATION Saturday Evening.

Fred Heller. a prominent Army 7.
n. c. 4. worker. is home and will ad-
dress the members of the congregation
Of the Island Christian church Sunday
evening. Mr.. Helfcr spent several years
in the Bethany college. and then sue
cecded in securing an appointment for
Y. NJ. c. 4. work at the Washington
barracks. He is an able speaker and
will give an interesting address on the
work that is being done and tell OF his
several months Of service In work OF
this kind. All are urged to be present
and hiring along a friend. as he wishes
10 tell all Of the wonderful work that is
being carried on. ~
Sunday evening at the same church
there will be given a beautiful instruc'
tive and patriotic Childrcn's Day enter.
tainment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
COLE GUILTY OF
End DEGREE MURDER

William Cole. Of Beech Bottom. was
found guilty by criminal jury in crimi-
nal court in session at WcllsburG yes
tcrday of second degree murder. Cole
murdered Elizabeth Mckee. at Beech
Bottom some time ago. and his trial re.
quircd three days time to be completed.
The state asked for n verdict Of second
degree murder. and the jury. after one
hour deliheration returned this verdict
Prosecuting. Attorney R L. Ramsey;
handled affairs for the state while Al.
torney J. r. Sommcrvillc. Of Wheeling
represented the defendant.
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: 4 Hew Treatment Given without the
| Consent or knowledge Of the Drtnfer.

4 Vow Treatment Given without tns
Consent or knowledge Of the Dr1nfer.
Cleveland Ono wife has right to
blame her husband because he drinks.
SAYS Druggist Brown. OF Cleveland. II
is her fault il she let's him drink and
bring unhappincsS and poverty to her
homr and she has no right TO complain:
i woman can stop a drinking husband
In n few weeks for half what he would
spcnd on LIQUOR. So Why waste sympathy
on n wife who refuses to do ii. Drug
Cist Brown also says the right time to
stop the drink hnhit is at It's beginning
unless YOU want drink to dcadcn the fine
a.nsibilitics OF the husband you love.
Begin with the first Whit Of liquor on
his breath. but do not despair IL he has
gone from bad TO worse Until he Is rum
soaked through and through. Druggist
Brown knows the curse OF strong drink
because he himself has been n victim.
He was rescued from the brink OF a
drunkard's grave by loving sister who.
after ten years time, revealed the secret
TO him She saved him from drink-rss-
cueh him from his own depravcd self by
giving him a secret remedy. the formula
OF an old German chemist. To discharge
his debt 10 her and to help other victims
out OF the murk and mire he has made
the formula public. Any druggist can
nut il in the hands Of any suffering
wife, mother. sister or daughter: Just
ask the druggist for prepared Tescum
powders and drop powder tEicA a hn'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Larkin-Hartmau Nuptials.

\; ton o'clock "Wednesday morning. at
III" s.. raul'S Lutheran church in
Bridgeport. occurred ,hc marriaS" "G
Miss Elizabeth RIOS" Hartman IF Mar
Inns Ferry. to Mr.. Walter Whitney Lar
kin. ais" O! Martins Ferry. with l.cv.
otto W"nh"l officiating. There were M
attendants and only tn" families and n
few infinite friends were present nj the
ceremony.
TIN hr:,lr wore an exquisite gown of
whit" prnrSct" crepe. trimmed in lace,
and carried Il cluster If waite roses.
l.a-Iy IN tho afternoon thr cnun pie de-
parted "u Il trip /" TIC Great Lakes uni
ur"n their return will tax" UP their res
L!rnrc III Martins Ferry.
Copies nf The following announce
mrnts Will no received to-day by the MI
mcruuS friends Of both:
Mrs Anna t.. Hartman
announces :hc I1nrriHr" If her daughter
Eli2ahrt': Rose.
10
MIR Walter Whitney Larkin
Wrdu. Sdav. Tun" III" twelfth
nineteen hundred and eighteen
MHrlinS Ferry. Ohio
~ Homo
After .Iun" ii
Oh Pearl Street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
AIRCRAFT RECORD BROKEN.

NEW YORK, June 12.-In a victori-
Gus race with thunderstorm. Licuten-
ant Culver to-day broke the airpost
record between Philadelphia and New
York. Leaving Philadelphia at 2:30 p.
M. hc arrived at Bclinont park - min
utcs later. having flown at the rate OF
III miles an hour.
At Trenton he passed through thun'
dcrstorm headed in tho same direction
and heat the rain to the park by half
an hour. His craft was equipped with
Liberty motor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
SOCIETY ALI.
ATTENTION To
FR|DAYS EVE I
SMALL INFORMAL PARTY GIVEN
BY MISS MARIE ROLF FOR
MISS SARAH HHDEETA.
Bridge Tea at Country Club Yesterday
Small Gatherings Continue
Foremost.

, .Iunn IT, designated nnE day by our
government. and by tn" Women : cllb
; the day Of their child-w"llHrr hrn"ht
! as well. is nearly at hand. Every mum
brr nf the Woman'S club and all lhcir
interested ''klth and KIM should plan !"
spend Friday afternoon or evening. ar
both. at Wheeling park. If YOU har"
bought n book Of entrance tickets and
/ YOUR reservation, then II is up t" you
, TO sec that your ncighhur docs the same
! If YOU have not purchased same as yet.
| there are still Il few more hours before
! Friday. Don't wait for someone to call
| on you. Call up the chairman or en-
! trance tickets. Mrs. w. II. Smith; the
: knitting chairman. Mrs. :. NJ N"ErS. or
bridge chairman. Mrs. y. \. Wheat. Help
! dispose of the delicious sandwiches that
: Mrs Frank ArnihruS;"r and her refresh
| mcnt committee will prepare. SHOW
! your interest in tn" nifty dance pro-
gram Mrs. Rlanch" Baird Cooper IS ar
! ranging 10y planning to he present.
| The hiS White Palace will look cool
and inviting with its decorations of
! grccRcry and flags. arranged by Mrs. I.
. j. Beckman and her committee or Soy
| Scouts And even should that un-
wanted thing-a June sho~cr-comr up.
the pavilion - t~otcctcd by canvas
screens. so no one need fear that sum-
! mcr frocks will be ruined.
! Park Manager Moore has kindly
changed tho tim" Of tho vaudeville act
to " o'clock SO that there will be ahund-
ant time for that performance" before
! the flag raising at $:f5. After uld
| Glory climbs tn" staff to appropriate
hugle call Mayor Vcstcr will give four
! minute talk At { o'clock tn" program
proper planned by the general chair
man, Mrs. J. Dana TomllnSon. begins,
this especially arranged with references
! to the children. with 4 number OF clever
| dances and rncitatinns by Wheeling $
| foremost juvenile artists.
| Captain Jarvis +. Frlcc will address
| the "srown-ups." giving his experience
with the Canadians in the trenches.
vision of the war We stay-at-ho have
We, TO learn and a message worth hear
inG.
! So far the plans for flag day s"cm TO
be working out toward the end desired
that of bringing before the public the
importance Of the object for which the
benefit is being givcn-chid welfare
work.
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covers YOUR normal routine running e1-

penScS.
Anv UNEXPECTED Demand Was q Tragedy.
In thu days when their income was
divided up, so much for rent. so much
for food so much for clothes. 50 much
for spending money. r,c.-if sh" broke
her glasses Cor any similar unexpected
demand came up) it was a tragedy.
Now. she. said. ii / break my
glasses. Of course I'm sorry. and yet In
another way [ enjoy it. l can send
them to be fixed without wondering
whore the money is coming from TO
nav that bill. And IT'S such q perfectly
blessed relief that l feel positively
happy. Now if We should set ma
chine at lust this stage it would simply
mean that that surplus would be swat
lowed W. Ard ! couldn't break my
glasses any more"
Can YOU afford 20 break your glasses.
reader friend"
And Such People Have Ny Deepes.
Sympathy.
OF course there are thousands or
homes. whcr, the income is so small
and the family SO large that comfort
able margin for incidcntals is impos-
Sblc.
Eut there are equally many homes
where p margin could perfectly we'll
have been maintained and yet where
there never is one because expenses have
boon allowed 10 keep right up with
income.
Another friend of mine who has the
same point of view AS III" wife who
wants TO keep on being able to enjoy
breaking her glasses calls tho margin
between her routine expenses and her
income her peace of mind margin"
Is il not an excellent name:
And isn't n peace Of mind margin
worth too much To barter for few
more material comforts or luXures?
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Councilman William Hare is spend
ing several weeks in eastern cities on
business.
Mrs. Lima Hcnnig Sherman departed
yesterday on her summer chautauqua
tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Narien Of Can
nnnsburg. Pa, has returned nome. a'eF
being the guests OF Mrs. Michael Hop
kins for ihc past fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Hopkins and family
RI Cameron have taken UP their resi-
dcnce On th- Island.
John :. Horan of Charleston. state
fire marshal. vas in the city on business
yesterday.
Roy 3. Naylor OF Woodlawn was re-
Gently reelected as director Of Marietta
ricgc.
James Downing Of East Sixteenth
street has returned after spending three
weeks on business ut Canton. Q.
Charles Howard OF Woodlawn, who
recently underwent an operation at the
Ohio Valley General hospital for appcn-
dicitis is recovering nicely.
John Gorsucn OF the Island has ac-
cep;ct o government position at WASH
inEtnn and will leave tomorrow to
enter on his duties.
Miss Virginia Hcisley Of Dover, Pa,
has returned home after visiting rela-
, iiVcs on the Island.
Smith Wickham. OF Pittsburgh. re-
turns home to-day after visiting with
his sister. Mrs. Charles Sharp OF flf-
tccnth street. for several days.
James McGuiEan. OF the Grand Central
hotel. cx-7olIcrman Of this city. was re-
moved To tho Ohio Valley General hos
ptal yesterday. where he underwent an
operation.
Attorney J. n. S0mmcrvillc was IN
WcIlsburG yesterday On business.
Mrs. J. Russell Stone. nf Fourteenth
street is spending q few days with her
mother at Marietta.
Will Sicbkr. Of Pittsburgh. formerly
If Wheeling, is spending n few days IN
tn" city.
Harry Hcnshaw. Of tho East End.
has returned from trip to Detroit.
Mrs. Mary Murdoch. OF Canton. o..
is visiting relatives on the Island.
Miss Margaret Gaffn"y. nf Sistcrsviilr.
Is spending several days with rela-
tives in this city.
John McConkcy. Of North Wheeling.
is confined t. his homo. slightly Indis-
posed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
TRIED TO SMUGCLE
IN TOO MUCH BOOZE

Elmer Ehrrnan was picked up las:
evening by Bert Phillips big aide dc
camp, Tom Arlington, for trying to
move Bridgeport over TO Wheeling in his
pockets Ehrman was coming over the
bridge with four pints OF beer and one
pint Of whskey. when Arlington spicd
him. and landed him In the county tails
He will he given a preliminary hearing
at q later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
Prohibition Riders
Opposed By Wilson

WASHINGTON. D. g., juno L.
While not opposed 10 tho introduction
nf any separate prohibition legislation
Senators may 500 III to offer. President
Wilson, il became known to-day. is op
posed to attaching any Prohibition
amendments to pending appropriation
bills.
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Kappa Club at the homo Of Miss Ellen
Williams. During the evening Mrs. Kali
trnharh was tho recipient nf beautiful
piece Of silver the gift of the group. 4
delicious course luncheon concluded the
session for the following guests:
Misses
Kathlyn pcloc Mary V. Campbell
Martha DrckrnG Phyllis Strobcl
Mildred rracht Elizabeth Denny
Anna Williams Ellen Williams
Frances Sharp
MrSdames
r.. 4. Hamilton J. IT. Denny
ChaS. kaltcnhach j. c. Williams
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BARTLETT IN COUNTY JAIL.

+, r. Bartlett was brought to the
Ohio county Jail yesterday afternoon ny
a county deputy. hut no charge has been
placed against him as yet. II Is not
known what he is held on. but It VIII
probably be made public lated.
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Informal Dancing Pay.

EvIuwIu.. tho graduating exercises or
tn. Cathedral HIGH school and 81. Io-
>"rir'S Academy last evening At the
Carroll club an informal dHn"lnE party
"u&u"d. whI"h Was participated IN ny
tn, graduates. alumnuS''S and friends Of
Tho SrhnuiS. Tn" I'r"mI"r orchestra
rendered u most delightful program ar
dan-" music. with thr auditorium nllcd
with merry trlrp"rs until tn" h"m"
waltz WAS Played after tho midnight
hour.
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) About People
q GIovemsnts q lndlvIduats -
n and From the CttS.
AT THE HOTELS.

McLure--J. r. Trottcr, Morgantown;
J. q. CDoner. Charleston; NJ. L. Melon
iglc. Parkersburg: a. 7. Mccall,
Charleston; J. NJ. Google New Martins
willie; T. f. Ashcroft. Shnnston: II. '.
Farrell and wife. Huntington; c. II. Sni'
der. t'airnont: J. ii. Miller. Hunting.
ton: W. W. Cowcn. St. Clairsvillc: Isaac
Peter. Shinnston: r. \. Peter. Shinns-
ton: NJ. \. Rohana Shinnston: y. Modi
Warrington: ". David, Warrington; u
s. Ridenous and wife. Buckhunnon; G. r,
Rlackshire. Huntington; r. NJ. Johnson
Huntington; J. h. Dcnman. ClarKSpurE
l. zoston. Fairmont: Thomas Chakerles
parkcrsburg: Will Dumos. Weirton.
Grand Central-Frank Burke. Hunt
ington: l.. S. Hart. Parkcrsburg: James
Wilson. Cameron.
windsor-S y. Ogden. ParkcrsburG
Mrs. r. ". Gallery. Charleston; Miss
Mary Gallery. Charleston; George Louis
Gallery, Charlcston: Mrs. Loyal Howard
Cameron; Mrs. Tanncy Schriver. cam
cron: VIM. b. Murray, Wcrder. w. Va.
Stamm-H. l.. Woodward. ParSers'
burg: +. L. Pope, rarkcrshurg: George
Linton Cameron; J. r. D. Sisson' Sar'
dis. O.
Rogsrs--icorGc ". Wells. Farkcrs'
burg: G. II. Taylor. Hendrysburs. O.: Z
S. Furlong Morgnntown; c. +. hannah
Grafton.
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Y ", G, A. Notes.

The popularity Of tho y. W. {. ~
tennis court grows daily. Yesterday
afternoon n large number OF girls went
out and had n picnic supper after their
afternoons playing. In III" evening
the courts were used by the Older girls.
who wcre employed during tho day.
This 10 only forecast OF the way III
which the courts will be in use by as
ISOLATION members at every available
time this summer.
On Tuesday evening n ''wcin"r roast
was held by the girls IN tho industrial
dcpartmcnt at tho home Of Miss r'lniiN
She.pparci, on North Front street, ANA
n large number of girls enjoyed very
lovely evening. On Friday night inc
Junior business Girls club viii nave
n "wcincr roast" at IN" sam" place"
Tonight the Y. ". {. y. auditorium
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Rridre Tea Yesterday.

The second in the charming cores "i
bridge teas given by tho la - mouse
committee of the Country ''~ E'Sttr-
day afternoon. was producilN" or inc
same pleasant features tina, marked tn"
initial event which opened these series
q few weeks ago.
Wednesdays affair. although rather
small IN number OF attendance. was OF
The conGcnially informal nature which
sIrni,or nartics have ever created. with
only genuine enjoyment for the nartic-
inants resulting. Following several
tense situations at the fascinating
rnme. the serving "f tea brough, an
other Of the delightful June gatherings
TO close
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Compliment Recent Bride.

Mrs. James M"ll" and Mrs. Lawrence
FrahCl W"rr huS:''SSvS last evening Al Il
Cuu-"u.nl gathering at the home of tbs
i"rm' on south Jacob street. which
h"mnrcd Mrs. John F1atl"y. recent
bride.
y Luncheon Of attractive roSn and
white appointments WAS served during
III" carly par; &C tn" evening. after
which several hours were spent in dana
ing. At TN" conclusion 81 the evening
enjoyment. :; number of pretty. rs we'll
rs useful gifts were presented TO the
bride by the following guests:
M"SSrs. and McSdamrs.
John " flnt'"y Henry l.. N"Elrr
Bernard kill"cn Lawrence ErLhCu
james W. Nluylr Errnard M"hcu
Misses
Marie Gardner Virginia 1f"llStcrn
Anita Moylc Agnes MylCS
Mary Flntlsy
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Rfata Talr Dance.

The first Of the series OF dances L"
he given at the state fair grounds pa
yilion was held last evening WIN
record breaking Attendance ana inc
series bids well to b" Il success. the
1oor this ycar is in the hest condition
II has over been In and il is expected
there will he a large crowd attracted
TO this popular place each evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Oshman were in charge OF tn"
floor.
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No trouble To buy. cheap. convenient
a real invcstmcnt-W a r S \ ' / y q :.
STAMPS.