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Evening journal., 1920-03-25
CHURCH WOMEN IN "THr D.Ns.vr y

Arrangements are being completed by
the Woman's Church Club OF Trinity
parish for The Gensant." TO be given
on April Z. In connection with the con
cert that VIII be given by the Wesleyan
Giee Club for the benefit OF the clergy
rest house at Rehoboth Beach. Mrs.
Frank L. DeArmond Is In charge OF the
arrangements In the absence OF Mrs.
Harry O. Haskell
MRS. Thomas Woodruff Miller is
treasurer OF the committee. the other
members OF which are Mrs paul' u
Wilson. Mrs. Arthur Gawthrop Mrs
Lawrence ellison. Mrs Harlan q Scott
Mrs. Leonard A. Yerkes Miss cornela
Draper. Miss Katharine Thompson and
Miss Jane Marvel.
WHO WANTS A BOY?
Haileck ). Ray, humane agent. has a
Evening journal., 1920-03-25

According TO a review OF the British
labor situation by the London Eco
nomIst. the peak OF unemployment In
England was reached In May, 1919,
when the total OF idle persons was re-
ported as i.093.400.
Evening journal., 1920-03-25
hope RFcEIyEs CANp1DsTFs

Eight candidates were initiated into
Hope Lodge. No 2i I. o. o r, last
night Election OF officers OF the lodge
will be held next week. and will be IN
stalled at the meeting the following
week by Deputy Grand Master C. NJ.
Whitesell and his staff
Evening journal., 1920-03-25
mrs. NJ. M. WHEATLEY DEAD.

Announcement was made at the VIII
mington Annual Conference yesterday
OF the death OF Mrs. Mary M Wheat
ley, aged 90 years, OF Centrevillc, which
occurred at the home Of her son, the
Rev. NJ. z. Wheailey.
Evening journal., 1920-03-25
noRIs L0nGE GROWs

Doris Lodge, No. 3, l. o. o. F., ini-
tiaied class OF ten candidates last
night. The degree work OF the wo-
men was excellent. The membership
OF the organization is fast increasing.
Evening journal., 1920-03-25
7. o. O. r. MAKES FAIR PRICES.

Plans for their second annual fair. 10
be held In Odd Fellows Hall, Tenth and
King streets, from March 27 to April 8,
have been completed by Canton Della
ware, No 1, |. o. O. Y.
Evening journal., 1920-03-25
Mn. CARTRIDGE RETURNS

A. B. CARTRIDGE. Jr. has returned to
Wilmington and Will take the acti,e
management OF the florist business at
No. 220 West Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1920-03-25
SoUIDE N NEW nFr1cE

Magistrate Lawrence J. Bronan this
morning moved TO his new quarters
on The Tenth street side OF the Church
buhding.
Evening journal., 1920-03-25

WHO WANTS A BOY?
Halleck S. Ray, humane agent. has q
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

interests on the outside, who will commence operations on large scale in the spring.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17
SEATTLE BALL CLUB TO ERECT
 PLAYGROUND

SEATTLE, Nov. IF (by Associated Press s.)-Seattle fans next season may see their Pacific>Coast League baseball club perform in new park to be built this winter by owners of the team. w. H. Klepper, president of the club, announced recently that a new ball park, which has been talked of here for some time, may soon become a reality.
 The local ball park this year was not large enough to hold the thous- ands who turned out Sundays and holidays to cheer the club in it's fight for first place. Nearly every Sunday crowds were turned away, although the parks capacity is said to be we'll past the 10000 mark.
 This years dash of the Seattle club from the cellar to second place in the league is expected to be out done next year. Therefort, the own- CTS want to get ready for the crowds by putting up new concreate plant.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17
MANY TEAMS ENTERED IN POLO TOURNAMENT

DEL MONTE, Cal, Nov. F (by Associated Press )-Polo teams from Mexico, Honolulu and eastern cities of the United States are expected to play in tournaments to be held on the Pacific Coast between January and April of next year. The 1921 season will open here January 29.
 Among the players expected are the members of the American polo team which is going to England next summer to attempt to win back the international polo cup which an English team won in 1914
 The Hawaiian team expected here is a slashing combination of players which was here several years ago. A return tournament with the Ha- waiians wifi be blayed on the isl ands next August when the Del Monte senior team visits Honolulu.
 G. Maurice Heckscher has ad- vised that he is coming out with a strong eastern four and Senor de Parada has written from Mexico City that he will come from the southern republic with team.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17
FRESNO PLANS ANOTHER BIG ANNUAL RACE

FRESNO, Cal, Nov. IF (by Asso- ciated Press.) - Fresno people are considering adding a third automo bile race, to be held annually on New Years day, to the local rac. ing program which already includes two events, the San Joaquin Valley Classic and the Raisin Day Classic
 Announcement was made recently that the Fresno County Chamber of Commerce received $13,O00 as its share of the receipts of the 1920 San Joaquin Valley Classic.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

The Alaska Oil Corporation, en, gagged in a search for oil in the vi cinity of Hastings Creek, suspend ed operations for the season after very successful summers work which included the drilling of a new hole to a depth of 5S2 feet and the discovery of further excellent indi- cations that mineral oil exists in same quantity in that area.
 Samuel Kean, manager of the com pany operations stated they had at tained depth which -necessitated the use of a reamer to assist in plac- ing the castings and not having such an implement, and being short ot casing in addition, decided to close down.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

w. J. Rowe, head of the Rowe Transfer Co.,, was the victim of a painful accident which involved the loss of portion of one finger on his left hand as a result of the member being caught in a shackle during the process of moving the Rowe dredge on Snake river into winter quarters.
 Sergt. Peter Lee, who has been connected with the radio station for a long period, has been transferred to the city telegraph office as oper- ator in charge.
 Cergt. Lee has been in charge of the radio station during the absence of Master Signal Electrician Sergt. w. H, Inman, during Inman's ab- sence on a tour of inspection of the various radio stations along the Yu- kon, a trip requiring several weeks. Sergt. Inman returned on the Sea Wolf~and has resumed his duties at the local station.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

The schooner Ram sailed from Nome recently for Shismareff Inlet with load of supplies and equip ment which will form the stock of a new trading station to be opened there by George R. Goshaw, the well known fur dealer. The new station will be under the management of Percy Blatchford, with Albert Warn CT, a brother of Capt Fred Warner, as assistant
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

The schooner Unalaga picked up Mr. and Mrs. Burns, the St. Law renee Island school teachers taken to Unalaska on the Bear, follow ing the failure of that vessel to land them on the island before seek ing the warm and sunny south, and returned them to the island.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

There will be fancy dancing by three popular young ladies at the bagaar Saturday night. Also for tune telling. 16-4t,
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

A dance and entertainment netted $1,472 for the children's home ano the Maynord- Columbus hospital.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

The Alaska Lighterage & Commer- cial Company has been purchased by
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

Sun Maid Raisin Bread, always favorite at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

The tug Orion, belonging to the Lindeberg fishing station at Golovin, was cast ashore near the river en- trans by the suddenly developing wind and surf. It is understood the vessel sustained considerable damage as a result of coming in contact with the piling near the end of the jetty but definite details could not be obtained in time for present publication.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

A cabin occupied by an Eskimo known as Solomon Bill' burned re- gently when the Eskimo tried to start fire with gasoline. The oc- cupants escaped.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17

Louis Weinich died recently il Nome from injuries received in ; gasoline explosion.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-17
ST.LAWRENCE
 ISLANDERS ID
 RECEIVE FOOD

NOME, Nov. 17.-The schooner Ukivak, explained by Duffy O'Con- nor sailsd for. St. Lawrence Island with load of supplies for the na- tive inhabitants of the island, who are believed to be short of food owing to the failure of the Bear to land there before her departure south. The Bear was unable to land either supplies or the govern ment school teachers, MT. and Mrs. Burns, and carried them to Dutch Harbor
 The relief expedition was financed by Geo. R. Goshaw and others and is supplied with enough food to last the islanders until the government supplies are landed by the schoon- CT Olgt, now en route from Dutch Harbor, where she picked up the two school teachers and the store of provisions carried by the Bear. The trip of the Ukivak is a hazard ous one, as sailing ip a small vessel at this time of the year, when the storms are on and the freeZeup close at hand, is a decidedly risky and unpleasant task.
 The sailing of the Ukivak on her errand of mercy emphasizes the ne- cessity of united effort by local organizations to induce the navy department to provide a better ship to replace the antiquated Bear which should have been condemned years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

hear OF his sudden death on SATURDAY
at his late home In BarnesNliic. :,
rcport ed he was In the midst OF revival
and was in his study. when the summons
came. Carl wSs one Of our BeiheSdt
boys and has made good. He was 4
gifted intelligent consecrated man; IL
leaves a wife and several small childrGh'
who have our heartfelt sympatny. h'A
brother. Fred, Is also a Minister.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciery will meet with Mrs. W. u. 6oloh
on Thursday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Scagss and Mrs
D.sSb. rhnppcll ar" visiting their SIS
ter. Mrs. Albert Chappell at briiilah'.
o., who was injured in a small Gas
explosion in her home last week.
Mr. J. w. Barrett. OF Warneck. was nh
overnight visitor at the home OF W. "
Lucas last Friday. A,
Mr.. A. L. Perkins and nephew. MT. Az
len Perkins have rented the store rooi'l
now occupied BY Mr.. l.. L. Wright ana
viii 60 into the hardware bus ~
the spring. They have purchased Il
new runahout.
Mr, and Mrs: Walter Bong enter.
tanned Thursday evening in honor ut
their guest, Mrs. Kennon. OF Wheei-
Ing. ~ .,ro.
was sold at public auction al the fafh
Auditorium on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Kennon returned 70 her nome
at Wheeling on Friday after q pleas
Sir. Howard Gregg returned on sat
urday from the hospital az ~motiosr;
Mr.. Jim Barker spent the weeX-eho
with friends al GAINESVILLE.
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Akron. Ohio. Man
Gains Is Pounds

7 lost Wei h, and strength continually.
7 VA troubled with dizziness =" bad
'r.' ~ times my head seemed 20 10
spanning around like a top. ami vas
- wax and tired all the tim" thai I
".y,r relt like doing n lick Of work.
Turing the past two years I haN',
h".u under treatment several times ana
;rr"d numbers 81 different mcd.clncS.
hu, never found anything ~ help m"
.uu'il a friend Of mine who had 'ah"n
Tsnlac persuaded mo to try tina, me-
riuo. and then I commenced 10 s'ra'Eh-
,"n right up. All signs of stw'n" II
trouble and rheumatism soon leT' M"
and enjoyed fire health until nN"n'
YEAR later. when I "aS taken H'"n
N:'h typhoid fever. This Sp-'u. "t
,~,urse. left mo IN a weakened "'nd'
tj..n and with occasional tcu"h"N "t
nd! Sestion. 40 I began taking IHni,!,
again. knowing 80 we'll what ( ""uId
do. and In n <ow weeks timn | "HS ''l
my tee, IN good shape. Nv ap1"n'HH
was noSer batter than 1t T. now AMI |
AN, eating three rousinE meals p dAE
Without The least trouble IN nv
stomach. sleep like 8 school by l'r
ton, or eleven hours a. Hht ana th,,
tired feeling has 1sf' NO. entirely. IN
fact. have never fclt batter than I 90
row, and - ever need medicine again
shall certainly take Tanlsc. There's
nothing like H."
Tanlac Is sold IN Wheeling by the
NcKc- Davis Drug 60. lliJ Market s..
and lnSt Main street and tho l.. j..
lIoye Drug Co. Martins Ferry.
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Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count.
erIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up,

The senSatIon Of the year In tho drug
trade Is Aspironai. the twO-minutc cold
and cough rei!ever, authorttatively
by the laboratories: tested.
approved and most Enthusiastically en-
dorsed by the highest authorities. and
proclaimed by the CommGu n"oTlo as
ten times a. quick and effective as
vhlskcy. rock and rye. or any other
cold and cough remedy they have tried.
All drug stores are now supplied with
the wonderful new elixir. SO all you
have 10 do 10 get rid Of that cold Is 10
stem into the nearest drug store. hand
tho clerk half a dollar fer a bottle OF
and tell him 10 serve You
two tcaspoonrulS with four tcasoonfuls
OF water IN n Elass. With your watch
in your hand. take the drink At ons
swallow and call for your money back
In two minutes n yon cannot feel your
cold fading away like q dream within
tho t'mo limit. Don't be bashfui. for
all druggists invite you and expect you
10 try H. Everyhody's doing II.
Whom your cold or cough is relieved
take the remain Of the bottle home,
to your wife ana babies. for Asp!ronal
is by far the safest and most effective
tho easiest - take and IN" most agree
abb" cold and cough remedy for Infants
and children.
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Martins Forty Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs William Mullen and i~H1
children. OF South Third street. are all
confined to their homes with illness.
A. l.. Bumgardner. clerk or courts o'
St Cla.rsvile. o.. was business N.s'-
tor in this city yesterday.
Charles Crcppor is reported as hong
Ill at the family homo On Hanover
John P!sen. Of North Fifth street. Is
reported as somewhat improved l"!iQ"-
ing a several days illness.
Mrs. David Thompson. of Tenth
street, Is reported as slightly improved
Following several days Illness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes and Mrs.
ETomer Finley, OF Scotch R!dg". are
visiting at the homo OF Mrs. Verne
The monthly business mN"t!nG OF ~
Mems Bible class of tn" First PreShN-
terlau church. Will be held Thursday
evening. .. >,,..,
Ion. O.. after few days spent visiting
with his parents IN this city. .,-
Tho members OF fha women h'p'H
class Of the United Presbyterian "hur"h
held an interesting meeting in the
church last night.
John SavelsberE Of North Inir"
street, is reported as suffering with :,
serious illnoSs.
A meeting Of tho congregation or =.
Johns Lutheran church was hold IN
tho church last night. for tho transG"-
ton OF important business.
Miss Betty Bennett is reported QuN"
III at her home on SUtuh Third street.
Albert Otte local reporter for III. In
telligencer. is confined to his home
on South Third street. with illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
BETHESDA

Eyaneelistic services have been in
progress at the VI. T. church for the last
few DAYS. The pastor. Rev. J. r. Fretts
was called to Pittsburgh Monday TO At
tend q funeral. other duties conflicting
there will be no services on Monday
and Tuesday evenings. Tho pastor re-
quests the hearty cooperation OF AL
tho members for there is evidences Of
great need OF revival and spiritual
awakening here. This IS no time FOR
slackcrs.
Mr.. and Mrs Ew"rs are rejoicing over
the arrival Of now baby girl. Mr..
Ewers Is still in the hospital. having un.
dergonc an operation for appendicitis.
Mr. Ngcr White. Of St. Clairsvlllc, Is
employed hero rs teacher III the Beth
rsda High school.
Mr. Moore. from the west. Is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Laura Long.
Mrs Hancc EwCrs. Of Speidel. was
visiting friends here on Wednesday.
The Tobacco scrap Factory Is in
stalllnE ten.hourss power electrlo
motor.
Mrs. A. n. Jarrett Is improving after
weeks Illness.
The many friends here of Rev. Carl
Gilmore was shocked and panied 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
:COULDN 7 LEAVE
HOME FOR YEARS
MRS, PITTS wAa ALL CR1FFhAD
UP wITK RHIuMATrSM.
HASN'T A TRACE or OLD TRoUBL1
LHFT-'TANLAC Il WoNDX4-
YuL" KNN p3CI.AR8&

This is the first time in years thai
havc been away from nom H''o
You had seen what dreadful conol-
lion was In fve or six years ago YOU
would be surprised TO see mo in this
storo now" said Mrs. ". \. PITTS OF
Hanna CITY. Illinois. IN relating her re-
nnrkable experience 10 the Tanlac rp-
resentatlve al tho stut'n Il tnse IFu6
Store IN Peoria. rev uays az.
AZ the time began taking Tanlar.
explained Mrs. Fits. II was SO crippled
up-wIth rheumatism that couldn even
WALK across tho house without stopping
for my pain to ease up but now
sm feeling as we'll As a. erc 100 to
know that it's all because OF what 4"'
lac has done for mo-
my arms and lexis panied me con.
tinuaily 80 that there was no ease OF
comfort for ne DAY Tor n .Sa . %S that
whsn I trird to take sep they al
most rave way. Tho pain nearly drove
me distracted. had been suffering tnls
way for twenty years and Nied 20
with no relief tina. scarcely had any
hopes OF ever getting any hster. NY
appotlte was nAvar very good e'tner'
and my stomach was also IN nao con-
dillon. ~ ,, =,
medicine In tho world that could help
nv rheumatism. Rut person never
rcfs too old TO learn. for | had taken
TanIac but a few daYs when |
could feel my pains easing nn
After taking II for about two weeks
end found could walk all over
the house without feeling a pain: wA1
tho hnrpiest woman YOU could MY
noticed my elbows were not 40 Sun mo
soro and I could raise my hands 70 cay
without suffering near so muchi Inen
! felt 80 encouraged that my hGseSno
sent for several more bottles or IAnIho
and now am not only lid OF tho rAeu-
ms,i.n,. but my appetite Is JUST won
aer'ul and my stomach Seems ln.ontter
ccrdijion than It ever WAS BEFORE
taking Tanlnc 7 hadn't slept Vol IN
years. but now 7 sleep all night ionE.
Just Ike \ child Wei. Il Is nothing
Yes, than wonderful tho way Tanlac
bps scttcn mo over tho rheumatism
why, nv limbs arc as free from PAN
rs whca 7 was n girl. I am now ahIe
10 do all my houscwork ana. a. taIa,
7 feel 4. woll ns did twenty-five years
ago. You can just ask any nt my
neIShborx out there at Hanna CITY. Tor
they all know what bad NIX Was IN
ard will toll, you how easily get
around now and enjoy myself skatn
after being housed W FOR go many
wears unable TO get OF the place, and
I will never get through prSans
Tanlac."
Eoge-pavis DRUG Co.. llN Msrket 81.
,Snd ln3t Main ST.. and tho e. h. HoEa
tDruE Co. Martins Ferry,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
Realty peada TilAd.

Sarah V. Hall 20 Carrie R"No Fulton.
Land ~ Holloway; 81.
w. II. Cunningham and wife ~ t'h.s-
-" l.u!st"r and bessie L. Luyster
Land I'm Holloway; $40.
Robert :, Sears I" Sarah V. Hall and
hester l.. Hall. Land IN Holloway: S..
Thomas :. Bchcr;,a and Elizabeth
\. RiCk"rt"n 10 T. Il. Phillips. Land
IN R>'laIr". 81.
Louis .aks and Anna Jaks 10 Tho
IHr'ei"y"- Nahrr Ca"l 30, Land In
k..hItnd township; $500.
Il. l.. nouelRsS and Wiz" 20 -. K.
N.37s. @"'p ;
q. q. p"rsh"rty and Martha 4.
l"ughrr,y and lierhcr, y Dnughcrty
and Essic r"ugh"rty 10 q. Il. Groves,
Land ia Somerset t"wrHh!r: $50
Nelson 'r'w tn bella FGbry, Land
In Pnltncy township; 5.
Nmos T. Workman - Alexander
Ntff Land In rulrrHr '"wnsh!?: $500.
tt" Center Emanuel HOLINESS church
I" Amos 7. Workman. Land In Putt.
ncy township: $500.
sarah Wallace and john Wallace 10
l1Nd" phillips and RoSella NJ. I'hil,ius
LAnd ~ Rarncsv:lle; 81.
W. w. Scott et al 10 Wayne T. VAN
ruren and Anna Naucuron Land In
Martins Ferry; $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. II. L. Low has returned after
spending several days with friends AZ
Cambridge.
W. o. ChappHll and VIM. v. bennett
prominent attorneys IF Raru"Svl!le.
were business visitors ia town Monday.
The Shakespeare circle VIII meet AZ
the homo OF Mrs. Dorian Nillcrton.
Tuesday afternoon.
4 number from this place arc riau-
nlns lo attend the funeral this after
noon oC Rev. Carl Gilmore, or Barnes
Nill".
Ross y. Fowler has returned After
spending III" week end with his par"utS
At Rarn"SNtll".
MISS Myrtle Scott IS Ill at her home
ON Wet Main street.
Horny smith and wife 81 BArnesvilI",
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ross
u. Fowler.
Mrs Mary Ilill returned 10 her home
at Rarnrsvillc on Monday after SPcnd-
ing several weeks with her nic"". Mrs.
Charles !. Lynch.
Roy. W. Il. pickerson has accepted
IN" position cf local correspondent Tor
the Martins Ferry Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04
AumeH Funeral.

Funeral services for tho late Mrs
Thomas Uumes. who died a. her hom'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-04

lanes a. RAMSEY =, a. vs.. Nancy A.
Nc All" e. ., Plaintiff given leave u
re amended petition inE,ant-r
John K. Tcoharv ~. James Hare
i'a'n'irf given lcav" 10 file r"ply WITH.
in TON darS
Alden Johnson We. Tho United Dairy
TO. Plaintiff given leave 10 f,le
ain"ndm"at ~ petition ins'antcr.
, m" y. L. Gre"mhcrg Iron co. vs. f.
!. f"7"m4'. 'r"Hs-Pct:tion dismis sod
a. costs O: plaintiff.
James L. ky'r, admr. vs.. Lula I'm
EaG". admr\. az augusta IIaa~ mad"
and "ross-p"tltIon !nStanirr
Rosa Etch.Eou -. Mary Svamherc .,
a. l,"'"HGar's given lsav" - rlcHd on
or h"for" February ~ 1910.
BESSIE R"nr"u vs. Rrvn RHnu"rt
citation issued dior Defendant for Feb
fuary .. l@co.
Marion AUX vs, Arlington Auit ., a.,
~ i"ndan' TnA Home Savings Il Loan
Co.. given I"1r" to Withdraw answer
ana cross petition and 10 refilr same
:nStaut"r.
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rrhers's Nothing Like TAnlac" Declares
c. E. HAl-surered SIX Years.
EATS ANYTHNQ, uEEPS LIKE A
BOY AND IS FULL OF LIFE
AND ENERGY, NOW.

L count m s.'> lucky 'h"' got
Tanlac. ror ~iu"" h"Stn ',>"G i
have gotten I'd - 4 AS. - nd S"Sti"n
that rad followed me- f'r SlN years ard
have gained eighteen pounds ii ~, GIT
besides" was Il" statement. maIH a
few DAYS Ak, ry CEa~'n," !, U7ll.
weil known .upl.,. II ~" G"Ndrith
Rubber ".r.v.,,.,. lNl"S - 2jl BoweTy
street. Air''. pN'".
= Fer years. sd Mr.. HAIL II '\r'iEn-
'rr his case = could MT 80 ANY
oreakfa>, and ~ A." arv supper I
would u.s. nIE"t about, ~. nTh; IN
such MISERY. Tat I ""u;d hardly S"t
any sleep. Alter meals ~" worst Kind
of pains would start M, IN NY >trtn%th;
and then - '"'p u.v "h' - a" around
nv heart. almost cur'inS of 'uN tr"ath;
Sometimes nv hear; would boa and
palpitAte A. such fearful rat" As I"
make me- mink had heart trouble.
But stomach trouble - no: -" only
thing Taulac has relieved M Ct. '"r I
had rhcwma,is min my l'ES That hurt
Nke r bad toorNarh". ""Utd NO. s'n"r
over and ~trd, Sh,"n up without iust
suffering agony but >'U"s taxing an
lac I never rsel Il rhaGmN'ir pain
used 70 get 50 rnusrat'd that could
hardly retain anything l would cat and
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Realty Deeds Filed.

Arch =. tusl-. auditor. 70 Robert
Jarksnr. Land IA Bellair": Sl.In.
An. colin. and Ilallr collins to J. r..
Hobbs. Lard il Richland tnwnshiip;St
FrImar- R"Inrnc 80. [" samuel WILL
son. Land IN Mead township: $40.
Jaw"s Dcnney I" j. =. I"udha' Lana
IN Warren township; 81.
Isaa,. 4. Lane and Annie Ian" {" +.
.. IubnauL. Land IN Barn"sviIl"; 81.
W. :. Miller ami Ruth l.. Miller TO
Tito 6. Fades Land IN NN"rsid"; no.
Lewis Rhodes and 'atherin" Rhodes
10 ,;rnIcr Srntt. Land In Washinstun
township: $500.