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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-23
COUNTY AFFAIRS
Cases in Probate Court-Marriage
Licenses-Real Estate Transfers
Orders Drawn ON Treasury-New
Cases in Common Pleas Court
Real Estate Transfers

ANCol ISLdLG lTduSlcIS
Newton Snyder to Basin and Ella
Harroun, 40 ares, Section 10, York.
Frederick and Fern LuSt to Chas.
j. and Ola E. Ives lot 800 N 5 E 118
and 321 (ExN5) Wauseon.
A Lanty to Jacob Walter, lot So,
Ghrmans addition, Pettisville.
Henry M. Zug to Anna M. Mohler
lot 204, original plat, Wauseon.
Belle Blake to S. L. Blake, lot 70,
Section IL, Swanton.
Thos. Miley to Isiah and Amanda
Frederick, Wauseon lot 40, East
Lawn. z
Mary Fey to Iona Sanford, 1880
acres, Section 27, Swan Creek.
w. H. Eager to Clement E. Stan
dish $50 acres, section Is and 16,
Chesterfield.
H. o. Porter to Erwin and Harley
Heist, lots ga and 81 Donnellys ad-
dition, Wauseon.
VIM. Augustine to Erwin and Harl-
ey Heist, lot IL, East Lawn, addition
Wauseon.
Henry G. Zeller to Chas. E. Hal
duman, lot 6, Zeler's addition, Swan
ton.
w. ]. Harper to L. U. Wallace lot
444 Sargent and Barber's addition,
Wauseon.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-23
NOTICE FOR PAROLE

Netice is hereby given that Henry
Yedica. a prisoner now confined in
he Ohio State Raformatory, Mans
ield. Ohio, is EMIT ed, under Che law
and rules governing paro'es from
sad institution, to Recommendation
ire 3card of Cremency, by the
Superintendent and Chaplain as
a4..g of consideration for parole
*,id app :cat1on Wi be for hearing
on and after June 1th, 1910.
J. 9. Clark, Chief Clerk 7-3
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-23
For a Sprained Ankle

AS soon as possible after the in
jury is received get a bottle of
Chamberlain Lininent and follow
the plain printed directions which
accompany the bottle.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-23
Probate Court

Will Of Alvin Boyer, deceased,
testimony of witnesses taken and
will admitted to probate and record
Widow elects to take under said will
Estate of Geo. G. Clark, appliea-
tion filed, bond filed and approved and
letters of administration issued to
John Bell, Arley Kigar, C. H. Stutz-
man and E. B. Welch, appraisers.
Guardianship of Lunetta Ruth
Larned, final account confirmed
Guardian discharged.
Estate of Mary Miller, final account
confrmed, ordered to distribute.
Guardianship of Laddie Estone
final account confirmed, guardian dis
charged.
Estate of Sarah VanNess, final ac-
count confirmed, administrator order
ed to distribute.
Esthte of Caroline Heer, final ac-
count confirmed, executor ordered to
distribute.
Estate of Alice ]. Seward, applica-
ton for letters testamentary filed,
bond dispensed with by will Letters
issued to Chas. Seward, inventory
and apprajsement dispensed with.
Estate of Melvina Punches, proof
of publication and notice of appoint
ment filed.
Estate of Cyrus A. Price, 1st and
| final account filed.
Estate Of J. @. Files, statement in
lieu of final account filed.
Guardianship of Blaine A. Schnall
partial account filed.
Guardianship of Lena A. Grove
final account filed.
Will of Margaret Adams, commits
sion issued to M. C. Auerback to take
the testimony Of Robert S. Rowe.
Estate of Robert S. Overmeyer, in
ventory and appraisement filed.
Guardianship of Isaac M. Pontious
application filed, bond filed and ap-
proved, letters of guardianship issued
to Alfred Shaffer.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-23
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

The estate of John Heffron, deceas-
ed.
Notice is hereby given that E. S.
DavoH has been duly appointed and
quallTied as administrator with the
WI" annexed of the estate of John
Heffrcn. deceased, late of Amboy
Township, Fulton County, Ohio.
Dated this 21st day OF. May, A. D.,
1919.
A. NJ. BARBER, Probate Judge
Fulton County, Ohio. Probate Gour1
y .
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-23

Telephone your news items to the
Tribune. We will appreciate it and
so will your friends.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-23
LACE CURTAINS

LACE CURTAINS
I am prepared to launder lace
and other curtains.
Mrs. Margaret Omlor, phone
White 658 "a
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-23
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Frank Bernath, farmer, 25 Waldron
Michigan and Marjorie Grup, 21
Fayette, Ohio.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-23
Folks. Say

that McHenry-M -Millhouse Mfg. Co.
make the best Asphalt Shingles
and Asphalt Prepared Roofing in
Rolls in the country. That is why
we have just purchased carload
of these materials from this con-
Germ.
We investigated thoroughly be-
fore we decided to take on their
line. Today millions of their
shingles and millions of rolls of
their prepared roo1ngs are rem
dering splendid universal Service
and Satisfaction. That is why we
know that these materials are the
very best that money can buy.
And that is why we strongly rec
ommend them for your use.
McHenry Millhouse Asphalt
Shingles and Asphalt Prepared
Roofngs in rolls constitute the
most economical of all styles Of
roofing. This is true of every op-
Grafton in connection with their
use-first cost-application-cost
of up-keep and fire retardant quail
tiles. Yet they are so durable
SO permanently beautiful that they
are practical on the most expen-
sive residences and on the smallest
cottages and other buildings.
Come in next time you are in
town. We want to have roofing
talk with you,
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
POLITICAL
LEAGUE ELECTS
Members Prepare to Name
Delegates to National Re
publican Convention.

The Republican Interstate League.
Incorporated. q coloned national Do
litical organization. with headquar-
ters in Washington, met Wednesday
at $50 p. m. and elected trustees
and officers for one and two year
terms, respectively. preparatory te
taking an active part in the election
OF delegates and alternstes from tho
District OF Columbia to the next Re
publican National Convention.
The officers eleceded are: H L
Clarke. chairman: Z. Nesby. vics-
chairman; c. H. Hemans. secretary
X. /. johnson, treasurer: J. 3.
Mealy, serscant-at-arTns. and c. n.
Coates. chaplain. The executive
committee is: II. 81. EdcIen, chair
man; r. Brooks. J. L. Harvey. c. n.
Hcmans. r. L. johnson and J. p.
Mesly. The trustees are: $ Harris
p. j. Phillips and A. 7. Prioleau
The incorporators arc: r. r. Blunt
II. NJ. Edelcn. II. A Clarke. J. W
johnson and J. F. Young
Tho announcement Of state repre-
scntativcs. District supervisors and
advisory, organization. campaign.
election and other necessary com
mitices will Ic made in the near
future.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


pr-1 Nsrtln IS # Mount Esrn,-r. Md
and Claude q smith g. u washirCsi"n Tie
It., u J. CUVru-
Harry Marshall 4. and Iva y Hz1cL s,
18th n' Washington. TIE UrV. I. r. Eohhitt-
I'hHip T. BorgTlSnSn .. and Ollie MeroT.
N. roih 4 BucmosrL Va TNle Re, a.
Iunrtrs
norman r. Jenkus u q Hrnrdou Va. and
Kaurrnur \ IIutcIinSH. -. Of Washington
Tirr Ia'' G. {. B,un
C1tarIcs H. IzIicT. e.. of RIcun"nd. Va. and
Clara j.. SLlrN Z " DrtrDit. Mitch The Rev.
r.u,cn,. /. Le Noqr. s aud Marie Z ToI,-
81. buun q waSItnrt'n- The Rev T.
Tu.naS
biu 81 tuth ,E Washington T1re R-r J l.
T,.T.ro A McGmn. 81. nd Marguerite y
Srulth. q botlr ri Washington. Tie Rev. r
d NCGnw.
IamcS = lASSnH. \. 4 ws>'nIS'oTr and
Maude NJ Moon. =. q IAUcl'bnrE- Va The
JOHN Srao. %. and u-1Lr,de I'h,Irur. Is t.sh
Of Warrington. The R.H l. IAwsu
Jaur< NJ TrrnCr e. and iryluN r. Sraly =
hdb Of Washington The Rev g = Rodgers
Walter NichIs1n. =. of ISaltimuJr Mi aud
Annie v Armstrong = u Washington The
Rev T J. MOppins
Edward Il. SaunGcT- -. and AIn~r,s Wi,rcIr.
. lpth oi NnshinE'fn INC l"N = u TX
Walter W Smith, y. uf MifurI. Va ard
Edna VI Reynolds. q. q Washington The
Rev \ SAVl's
IamrS b IIuIcV. 81. snd Esnue Ackris. g,
both U Washington. Tlp- RrN \. Sa5Ics
BcuiaJnin CuShv. z. h PHILADELPHIA, la and
WiH:rIr1inz /. Sinklcr. =. u Charleston & g.
TIr' Rev I. y Willis
Arhir 4. Washington. y. and Sarah D.
Scott 81 both Of Washington Thr I;cr {
Wright
Ry l.. jackson. -. and EIuor' Hall. i. oUih
UI Washington The Rev 1. I'Inu
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
AERO CABINET OFFICER
is PROPOSED BY NEW

Creation Of an executive depart
ment OF aerouautics headed by a
Cabinet member. is proposed in a bill
introduced yesterday by Senator
New.
News bill provides for analGama-
ton Of the entire aeronautical acttV-
ity of the government including the
army air service. naval division. ma
rinc aviation, postofiice air mail setV-
ice and coast guard Air observation
service.
At the direction OF the President,
aeronautical units would be as
signed to the War Department or the
navy to carry on necessary work un-
der those departments. All such
units would be subject to command
OF appropriate army or navy officers
and would become temporarily a part
of the branch TO (which they were
assigned.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

vii - Hsmschcr died q
Homeopathic Hospital Thursday
morning. after a short illness Tn,
remains will be taken to his home
in Harrisburg for intcrmcnt Mr..
Hamsher was a member Of Typo
-raphiCal Union and came To the
Cpvernment Printing Onicr in 1911.
lie resigned about q year ago 20
accept q position with the Treasury
Department. where he was en-
plOyed at he time OF his death.
Charles G Morrison after two wears
at the Marine Barracks printing plant
has accepted ~ appointment iu tht
linotype section Nj Morrison srzt
appeared I'm the c. z O IN 1891. and
rcs Ened in 1906 to return to Wichita
Kan, from where he came TO Inc
plant at the barracks.
Miss Alma G lIm. Of the keyboard
room. il spending tlIreC weeks al heI
home sn Boston.
Mrs. Laura V. Ross. Mrs. Eliza betF
Davis, Miss Catherine A Hickey
Miss Alice R. Kelly. Miss Flora [.
Miller, Mrs. Charlotte n. Ohm. Mrs
Frances A Stephens. and Nrs Ma.
Garet Wilson, pressfesdcrs. are OF
leave
Chairman Charles - O'Conncu
OF the keyboard room. Is spandir-
The week in his bungalow ct Chr~a.
pcake Beach.
Eugene c HeIsIcy and Oar o, r
Weaver are now operators in IN,
linotype section.
Joe Williams. Of the pres, room
is spending his vacation with h.s
brother IN Railway. y I.. cruIsfns
along tho coast in tho Mud Flat
Claude 3. Mcdonald. of the PROOF
room, u visiting his sister in Nv
Jersey for a month.
Sergt. Frank NJ. Thompso-. Of Tho
mOnotype section. is enjoying m aut,
triT through Frederick. Braddocg
Heights and Harrisburg.
Emmert VI. Miller. Of tho night limo
tNPe section, has been elected mes.
dent Of tho Union Printer Athlets.
AssoCia ton. vice Charles Dcrinc. ro.
Gently deceased
J.. n. Henry. SOrmcrIy or tno Eev.
hoard room. who resigned about
year ago. Is visiting Old friends ir
the city
Bob Daley. president OF the AIe-.
Eenthaler Relief Association. is sbseri
from the linotype section on a week.
leave
Max H. Schwartz. John 2. wuI-
William r. Harden. and Louis G.. Rot
t.rnan, machine operators in the
Pamphlet btndery. are or leave
Jake Ststler was ubscnt from the
stores division several DAYS on leave
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs John = nurir. after
visit with their sou. James s. n
Dulu. have returned 70 thor homo %
Los Angeles
Daniel F. Noonc has hecn ,icra.!,d
from the job sectiou q" she Job pres .-
roum as press revIsvr
Miss Margaret SulliN an. Of the yroof.
room. IL Visiting iu Cnciuuati
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE


Thomas n and jamie 4. Atwood SRI.
Sarnuc. : and AdA bartlett F1n-
Jusr;,h L. and Helen BecrHft, girl
Charles D. aud jamie l.. Dcftzell. prl.
Harry ] add Marie =. Ross. Gsy
GIt-7 ". and Mar Brunha Et. H7rl
Ni,hcI.. and l:Usina ISIuralctu. glrl
Jiul>rrlr aud EusS1I CuStz1tluo h-'V
Eayu.,rld G. ard Ruth q f.AIIrt. Elh
J,rs-7lt aul Sarah E'recdu'ku. EiTl
J,srph aud IIr.llIr TunCo ttiplrtS. three Erls
Gcurrr " and Mary J. lIHrrs, toy
James J. ard ErsnH G Harry, glrl
ln~rursn aud CatrrinU lIC4lu. buy
llns-t r. and IIaIrir'tr g. Mouse. g1H.
Eulrluh aud I,-ssic NJ Feder. 10y
t-Is-ICS T. ard MA7e T. SSlb. SRI
,;,-prs- T.. ard Nina q. Schsicr. bg.
t;t,lrgc and Elizabeth T. SChrrSrr. by.
l,s.,l, and May TronIrun huy
Truruss 6. anil Mary T'TasIn. r1rL
Nrrtnrio sud Ssh.stiann TaG1ni. gId.
E,yrnurtd y. and IIAHA NJ Wells. girl
Felix j. and Maria \. W,~L 10y
COlLlIkID
F'm,drytCT and Aunic DnV' boy
Isaac ard Frznris SimInuus, lSy
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
Can't Find $4,000 Lost in Airmsil.

The Postoffice Department has found
no trace Of the $50. 900 in drafts and
checks sent by the Hartman Ma
tional Bank. by registered mail, 10
several Chicago banks about May a
Chairman Steenerson, Of the Postofhce
Committee. reported to the House yes
terday. Oficials of the bank claim the
mail was destroyed in an alrplane fire
near Cleveland. but Postmaster Cen
eral Burleson said that he had no
information to this effect.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

lake StstIer was absCnt from the
stores division several GuAs on leave
this week
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
REFRIGERATORS & ICEBOXES.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
DIED.

! .EWIS-On Wednesday. July ~. 1919
at : n m. at Providence HosuitaI
MARGARET LEWIS Remains at
the residence OF her sister, Mrs.
l.. T. Paul. 20 Eighth street north
east.
Funeral Friday. August l. from
the Chapel OF the Nativity. Four
teenth and a streets southeast.
al II Il m.
MORRIS On Tuesday. July -
1912. ai 3:45 p. m. RITA BAYhs.
aged = years. beloved daughter Of
Andrew J. and Frances g. Morris.
(ucc MCISnaneyl. and Youngest
granddaughter or the late MillIe
Bayne Morris.
Funeral from 1877 Lincoln road
northeast. Friday. August ], al 10
a. m Intcrment at GlenwuOd
Cemetery. Frivate
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

spoils. butter gets strong; vegetables
rot N everythinG-just because it's
Sor ie believe hot weather is the
cause of rabies, or hydrophobia; but
science has long ago knocked that
idea into a cooked hat. A dog, say
scientists. can become mad" just
as well with six feet OF snow on the
ground as il can when the asphalt
is soft and sticky with the heat
In winter. however. dogs do not
mingIe with each other as much as
in summer. Therefore 4 dog suffer
ing with the rabies has a better op-
portunity TO transmit the disease In
summer Just now. Il is said. tho
greatest danEer OF rabies in Wash
inEton IS n the alley cat.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
MOST HELPLESS YANK
AWARDED NURSE HIRE

The Senate yesterday voted
special allowance OF 800 a month to
the A Z. F.'s most helpless casualty.
Herman Bitter, Dubuque, Iowa, for
nurse hire
Filter lost both eyes and both
arms
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Max II. Schwartz, John r. wuI-
William r. Harden. and Louis q. Rot
tyrmdn, machine operators in the
Pamphlet bindery. are on leave
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Bob Daley, president OF the lIe-.
Eenthaler Relief Association. t. absent
from the linotype section on a week.
leave
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE
May1ield Iib:y p yrsR ErnorgcncS HusDuSL
U.rg,rri Icwis. g. I'ruUdrncr lloSIEi4l
lanes D. RoAinSon, e. 81 I1izxhctL's Iiuspt
William Kyle. 45. Emergency Iuslat.l
Hattie BiIbrU z Garfield Hospital.
Charles OSman. g, 500 wsrdsT St sw
Robert l. Sykes l, l5D VIA ave. Nv.
COLORED
Edward W Jones. 2, 81 Elizabeth Huspusl
Margaret Holdcn p leJs LII ~ nv
Robert Rizs g. Emergency lIuSig,..
john Ros, a. JlI Psi 81 NV
Martha BARTON, C. Casually BospitAl enrout.
DAEid Ellis &C. 2ls PHILLIPS courts NV
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN. NJ S p. NJ
rector. Astrological Research Society Personal
readings. by appointment. &: typewritten fore
casts, S and uR Expert vocational Guidance
"Dr. Aliens wnrk Is strictly scientific and math-
ematical not a maftnT uf fe,alinEs. impressions
or Clesses He is not fortune teller" lB
z NV Phone Franklin 6SgI aul 0Or
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
Pier and Barges Burn.

Jersey City. n !. July 3I.-Thrre
hargeS and a pier where they we're
lying here. were damaged by fire
which followed an explosion early to-
day aboard one of the hargcs. 1t WAS
laden with wood alcohol
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
Burials Halted by Strike.

New York, July 31.-Persons in
Long Island City were urged today
to postpone their demise during a
strike OF grave diggers, who want
81 daV
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
LOST.
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS TANTED-AGESTs MAZE BIG
money srIling Typewriter ubbous. samples 5
cnts each: three for 81; Cne dom for S: r.
tail At dealers 75 cents each. NATIONAL RIB
BON linking WORKS. DrTI. \. s7z3 Fourth
ave. Brooklyn, n Y. juZItt
UANDY-BIG PAY: START ONE OF OUR
specially candy factories in your home. small
roorn. anywhere: Ee tell bow and furnish every
thing advertise; yTaHd opportu1Sy: men-wO-
men. CANDY CO.. 1873 Ranstead St. PhiladeI
phia iul51F
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

J.. n. Henry. kOrmcrIy or tno kew.
hoard room. who resigned about 2
year ago. Is visiting Old friends il
the city
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
HELP WANTED=MALE

MEN WANTED-EARN s. TO SO WEEKLY.
k.sc above snAll-ssl3ried positions Our thor
ough. individual instruction in repairing and
driving Of automobiles Will ft you for good
position The demand for chaufTeurs and NO
ehhniCs cannot be supplied. Unlimited course
At snail cost. Day and evening classes Tools
and equipment free Call phone or write for
partiCElaEs- NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE COL
LICE. Eh and stS NV North ls'9
julio cod 9T
GOOD MAN TO DRIVE TRICK AND SERVE
sDit drink route ECGENE JACOBSEN, III
L st NV auI-5t
TEN MIN EXPERIENCED IN TREE SUR
gCy long Job; transportation fTnlsheSl. Ap-
p-v VI. BROWNWELL. United Lunch 9ls
p. s. NV, between 6 20 and % l. N. aul5t
A -, T ?. D-EOYS TO CARRY HERALD
rru-rs AppIy COURTNEY NEWS STAND.
% g.; rw iu26t
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
MADAME AIjEN
PALMIST AND CLAIRYuYA Nr
aIl Il --L-Ll L------- = ~

FALNTNT \ NJ IIAIRNOlANr
sl2 4 SIRETT y W
GuArautees to rrl.I yUIr rutIre HE Iast. rr~s
snt and future. Eurs tue advice on buSrr,s-
love. health ADd Iamily afairs tells The. name
Of your future h'Hra"f "r wife: and -hat TO
do to Be suCces-iIl Iu '.fr. one visit will ray
you for your may Ijsapr-,inrnrrrrtS iu uthrrs
she will remove all chs'a5l-- and tell yr,u how
10 win ard hoo tho one vow d-,rrr. shr. ri,-~
advice on all important AFFAIRS ut Ife rr1drnE,
81 %; no one IN Trouble turned -S.y u1crl-y or
Do money. ies st
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

YOU CANT HIDE NOUh AD IN rms
CLASSIFIED columps-tor there isn't a hldin,
place there Thee sds are RkAD. rpch4f
WILL GALL IN MY UN..r-ITERED AUTO
mobile, city suburban. and ia, vuu hIsn-.t
pricrs tor lsuIes'. seutenens children, dis
carGed clothins Of all dNx1pona A,t1-r.,
pnstsI or ahcue. will cali L KIUE Iz5z tb
II. nv North ITS. t,us
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

SerCt. Frank NJ. Thompso-. Of Tho
mOnotlPe section. is enjoying m auto
tri0 through Frederick. Braddock
Heights and Harrisburg.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Emmert VI. Miller. Of tho night limo
tyre section, has been elected 1ucs.-
dent Of tho Union Printer AthleJ3.
Association. vice Charles Dc0Inr. re.
Gently deceased
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
MADAM EPPY.

EGYPTIAN PALMIST.
Reads your life from cradle TO grave; her now.
ars are wonderful; indsputable advice; cle,r in.
formation concerning love. courtship, msri,c.
and divorce: both rich and roor find cnUn..I
equally beneficial and interesting: you arr Wiss,
and happier after consulting her. satiSf.ction
guaranteed: permanently located: hours. =. N.
to p N.
s4 PA AVE. NV.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
MONEY 10 LOAN.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Licensed By the District OF 5.oIum6i,
NINE. JEANETT
7AINUST CIAIRVOYANr

PALMlST. CLAlRYOYANr
Guarantees to lead your entIre hfe past. prps
ent and future She asks Questions, but BE-
fore you utter a word sac tells what you called
for. names Of friends enemies: rell, ho. To
gain SUCCESS in busEeS, health, cOurtship mar
rage. divorce tells YOU what part cf the world
viii be successful for you. advises how to gain
and hold god pOsIuOus she tells if the oos
you love Is true or false Are you in troubled
Do you hnd the Une you have bestowed your
trust and affection upUn acting cool and in
different toward yOuI She will remove all 90
stacles and tell you how to win aHd hold the
one you desire. She reuuitss the separated 10
Gates absent friends or relatives. Readings Sloo
1e SEVENTH STREET AOErHwEST
TcNats ParlUrS Opp SaAs & Co
~
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

the Earth. many a
family pet is chain
ed in the back
yard; hundreds Of
children are eau
TONED to beware of
all dogs; even
grown-ups give
every dog they see
the right OF way:
milk sours, fruit
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
CEALO PARKER

Are you in trUuble' Save time and money by
consulting naturaloorn elsirroyant that Divine
Providence has seen 1T to bless with rensrk,hIs
talents; she asks no questions but will tell YOU
about business, love or marriages, and what TO do
TO be successful in life; orerromes evil inensnce
give luck days and numbers; you will be wiser
and happier after seeing her: sstisfaction or no
charges readings. s.. l2ll st NV: between
eth md 9Th
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Charles C Morrison. after two wears
at the Marine Barracks printing plant
has accepted ~ appointment 900 the
linotype section Nj Morrison -rzt
appeared in the c. p O IN 1881 anG
rcs Ened in 1906 to return to WIchita
Kan, from where he came TO Inc
plant at the barracks
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
RESORTS.
WILDWOOD. y. J.
WILDWOOD-BY-THF-SF SEA

Fof yoUE summer aIon R,okIs, VI
Corir1Ehi smith. SKY Busrd of Trade MID
WOOL y J. tesno.ta ill., .fr-sn
LNNDHCkST-T1rr"h hoIrs iror lsosTdS,Ts ,nf
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FOR SALE-FARMs-

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MRS ROSWELL
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FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
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BELMONT

listed cIairyoyant and panIst- Glrr. sdrfc-
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Al EXPERT FRUIT MAN AND FORESTER
wants to ct IN connection with some one M
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MADAME ZFLLA

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Fmo, Put Your
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Days Are Here

Dog Days" are here.
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