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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
A HUM AN M ATCH
FACTORY
By |. w. SHORT, M. D.

The body Of the average man contains
phosphorus sufficient to make 4S3, $40
matches, enough to fill about 5000
boxes, allowing eighty matches to the
box. Phosphorus is one of fourteen ele-
mcnts entering into the composition of
the body. 1t is divided among the bones,
flesh. nervous system, and other organs.
Without phosphorus the brain would be
weak, the body feeble, and the bones
would disntegrate, leaving man
squidgy invcrtebrate squlrmlng in the
dust The perfect health of the human
body requires perfect balance OF the
constituent elements of which it is COM
posed. The carbon, iron, lime, sui phur,
sodium, etc. must all be replaced as
they are used up in human energy.
Take all the iron from the blood and the
circulation stops. That's death. Change
the proper proportion of these sub
stances to each other, destroy their
natural balance in the body, and you
DESTROY the balance of health.
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SISTERSVILLE

n. II. Peer West has returned from
Charleston. where il" attended a meet
INK Of thr STAT" board Of health.
Dr and Mr.. :. q Kline. Of PUTS
hurrh. W." tn" guests Friday. or MIR
and Mrs. :. C. Kline. Of East street.
Wells. Of rurslcy. were business Nist-
tors In the city to-day.
q. l.. l.azrar returned to-day from a
short visit in MaIniEt"n. Mr.. l.az"ar
WAS accompanied home by Mr.. and Mrs.
Barry I.az"ar and son. John.
w W liulnC. "f Tulsa. Okla, who
has been the cncst Of Frank Martin and
other friends left to-day for his home.
Miss Elsi" ku"hn". VIII" has been tn"
guest Of relatives ia tins city. left to-
Gay for her home IN Chicago. Ill.
Miss Leah Scohn l"t, This morning
for PITTSBURGH whcr" Sh" attend Pitts
hurgh a"ad"my.
Mrs. l.. H. Talbot ana daughter. Miss
Ruth. w"r" tn" guests to-day Of friends
N Wheeling.
Raymond Clrcg Will !"av" this "v"n-
INK for M"urdSV!li" Ia spend iw" or
'h-cc days with relatives and 70 return
with Mrs. CI"EE and two children. whn
hav" been visiting Their" for tn" past
week.
Arthur Durham. 81 Garden city. y
Y. is the guest i t"w days " his Tnrl"
T.. A. Durham. "f Main street. Mr.. nur-
ham is 4 former SiSt"rSNIl!" young man
Brooks Gothic. who has hr"U the guest
of relatives IN Eld"rad", Kansas. IS
stopping with friends ia Tho -C'iy Will"
r.rnut, 20 MrrCHutuwn w. Va. whrr"
he attends IN" ". V. /.
A. -. MrN"y. Of narkcrshurC. vice
prrsldcu; Of 'hc Eureka Pipe Line Com
pauy was ~ tn" city Friday attending
meeting Of dG1ct"rs of IN" Peoples
Nlrlona. Bank.
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RE EI!E!e 70 9, E!SHJ

The men and women who WIN
life's battles are physically and mem
tally right. They take care OF them
selves and make sure that their
blood is charged with life giving iron
and their nerves fed with pnos-
phates.
The foremost doctors all over the
world are depending more and moro
on iron and phoSphates 70 rebuild
rundown. oyerworNcd mon and wo-
men. old before their TIM.
They claim that thu healthy
strong. successful men and happy
rosy checked women always nave
an abundance OF Phosphated Iron IN
their blood: that 1t is the secret OF
good health.
Every man and woman can be
made strong. keen. healthy and alert,
enioving HGe's pleasures. II they Will
renew their blood with iron anc
phosphates.
Phosphated Iron makes new. rlCa.
red blood. strengthens the nerves.
and often increases the strength ana
vitality Of its users 100 per cent.
Thousands OF men and women all
In" and worn out have experienced
a most astonishing increase OF
strength and endurance in very
short time by simply taking Phos-
ohated Iron.
Phosphated Iron is put up In cap
sules only. Do not take inferior
nils or tablets. Ask for Phosphated
iron Capsules. For sale ~
c ~ Cries, & co. Druggists. and
caonS druggists "v"rHwhcr".
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simulated And then what? Then the
balance of health is destroyed and
there's blood TROUBLE" nerve trouble"
lung TROUBLE" heart "trouble," OF
some other "trouble' with the vital
organs of the body. Pain Is tn" hunger
CIV of the starved organs.
What then is the logical first step to
health? Put the stomach and organs Of
dioestton and nutrition into q condition
Of sound health. That is Just what is
done by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and that is just the secret of
the many marvellous effects of this
remedy.
No medicine can make fat or flesh.
Food alone can make them. Only the
stomach and it's allied organs can extract
from the food the elements that make
flesh and fat and sustain life.
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discov-
ery is not a cure-all. 1t does one thing.
1t conquers diseases of the stomach and
organs of digestion and nutrition. The
rest Nature does. Nature feeds the
nerves, enriches the blood, heals the
lungs and restores the failing vital pow
ers. Golden Medical Discovery" only
removes the distractions disease has
put in Natures way.
There is no alcohol in Golden Med
ical Discovery" and it is put up in tab
let and liquid.
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BLOOD AND, COURAGE

Without good red blood man has weak heart and
door nerves-ts ten to he's not brave Thnness of
the blood common to and women who work indoors
There arc too many of the white blood copusces and not
enough of the red common way to put the body
in perfectly sound healthy condition. is to first cast
out the posops from the system by simple vegetable
laxative such as Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets. After
ward enrich the blood and increase the red blood copu-
scles bv taking DR.. Perces Golden Medical Discovery.
This is medicine almost wholly made up Of ooncentra-
ted extracts from botanic plants.If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
STEUBENV|LLE

STEUBENVIILE. O.. Jan. - AnEH-
L. Dozz". aged 81 years. employed as
laborsr At the La Fell" Iron Works,
MAS fatally EasScd Will" working about
boiler in the steam department this
morning. He was set 10 tho task Of
cleaning out tn" boiler and WAS cuyel-
opcd in a strong shot nr furnace gas.
tIe was found unconscious and rushed
:" the Ohio Valley hospital. wh"r" eff
forts TO revive hm failed.
Lower Court Upheld.
Judge Carl Smith today handed dcwn
decisions IN common pleas court. up
holding tn" Judgment Of Mayor William
Mccain. OF New Alexandria. IN impuS
iug fines Of SJGn aud costs IN John
kozora. A. Huffrichtcr. James Cunning
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THE FOOD WE EAT

Where do these essential elements OF
vital force come from? From the food
we eat. How are they extracted and
distributed to the several organs they
sustain? They are extracted and dis
tributed by the stomach and other or
gans of digestion and nutrition. What
happens when the stomach is 'weak?'
The food is onlv partly digested and as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-20
DETECTIVE MINARD
PICKS UP SUSPECTS

pr,er::," Ed N:nard committed +,
Stone. 1T Philadelphia: Harry NJ. yer :
rf PITTSBURGH. aud j. l.. Grey. "f SAT-
lax. t';'y 'lrn tn, city lookup last night
on "a. rh,rg" Yf h",n= suspicious 'h""-
a,,.r~. Th,. m"n w"r,' arrNS"d because
# rh,lr SlrunG" actions III store. H.
VIII ais,rar before Police Judc" J"oh
:. RITZ tins morning.
Police, u;irrir!S stated last night thai
hey have reason t. h''"N" 'hAt tn" M
ar, prnf-Ssi"nrl crooks. wh" IT n"i
wanted in his city upon Sl"Stl'
charges. ruay be much wanted "UiT"a
clSrv here
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Death Roll.

Iohn SHARP. aged s. years. w"'i
hu,wn citizen. died SATURDAY nlght "i
Inrr,ui,,,s Of old age Mrs. Edward
Ruthcrfurl 80 THIS city. daughter. Is
his only survjvlrC relative.
NJ. Margaret }. Fisher. aged -
\ .nr~. d."d ut her HON" here sunday 81
hear, rroYhlc. her death being very
sudden. SL,, had been Il Inf" long res
rdcnt here" Two sons ana thr"" danEh-
tors survive.
Gregg. sc,"r year old son or Mr.: ana
Mrs James -. EarrinEt"n died N inc
family residence hero today "t scarlet
C.yrr after a ten days illness.
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Sherrard Briefs.

MISS EIlda Rl"rk VIII Il" hostess :"
IN, = u l.. club IT her homo near
Mr., OlIvCl Thursday evening. The
hours will b, devoted tn fancy work.
Miss Mary Marsh. VIII" und"rwcnt an
operation for Appendicitis in tn" Key
nuldS Memorial hospital AT Glendale
IL few days ago. Is recovering nicely.
Irwin Becker. of Wheeling. spent the
Weekend with MADDEN Garvln.
Misses Rculnh and L,anna Belle
Srcdcckrr. Of Mi. Olyet. wcr" guests "f
Mrs j. NJ powl"r. Of M0undsrillc, 81
Sunday.
Thr Pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid So
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tho annual anniversary dinner which
WAS held in Hatton Han on Saturday.
An excellent dinner WAS served follow
InC which a business SESSION was h"Id
and officers wcr" elected for the rnSu-
ing wear. John Vernon. If Wheeling.
one Of the charter members Of Halton
lodge. VAS present and delivered an in
irrCSiinu address.
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Frances Taylor Elliott has Med Snt
f,r di,nrrr from Ol"n T.. Elliott. hIl"C-
,,,g adultery. cNtr"m" cruelty and ta'l-
urr tu provide.
E,;h,r.ur Brown has fled suit
against Herman J. Grown for DIVORCE
lhu'nny rud custody "i rhiidr'h hil"E-
rr extreme cruelty and fnllur" u pro-
Nldl,.
Katie R.il has been granted divorce
from j. W firll. on grounds ~ wiIiul
absence. Hud restored 10 her maiden
mninn II kNtln Ncrmar.
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By proper reduction you will mako wonderful gan
In physical and mental energy. Add years 10 your
hfs. Remember OIL ~ Koretn. Non rurEItive no
thyroid. Rest method in the world 10 become sI,nder
quickly, safely. ACKNOWLEDGING stay thin Al al
busy druggists: or write now for FREE BROCIII RE
% KsEsln Company. EC-'el. Station y, Sew I0!k Cay.
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preached in the Mt. Olivet church Sum
day evening in the absence Of the pastor
Rev. VI. l.. Dcarien. who is CONDUCTING
revival services in the Wood Hill
church.
Mrs. F.. c. Klages will entertain ths
Allen Grove Sewing Circle at her hoSad
on Thursday. January 20.
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Given COMPENSATION.

Tho jury IN IN" as" IF Magic MICS
- TN. Industrial COMMISSION ~ ONO:
,ward"d plaintiff compensation OF
t,na. for IN" death Of her husband.
sonny Miles. who dropped dead in Jan
utry 1919. while working for th" Sugar
II,'l coal company. II was c"ntehd"d
rhr; Ia had been engaged IN unloading
a car If hay and d'"d az oyer WORK.
viIon's admiration for compensation
and IN, appealed !" the courts.
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OBITUARY


Funeral services for George W. Keen
an, south sd. l.ruuE man wh" drd on
SUNDAY morning. 1t thv home 81 ms
parents. No. Nil E"u street. NIL De-
held Wednesday afternoon ~ "',"IN
from, thr Residence ii his pIrvht~. ls'N.
r. r.. l.. Sur.Icr. pastor IT -. VI 'in""
EplSCupal church. assisted by Key. j. l..
Flsh. 81 -. Andrew = ChUr'h. VIII nav
charge 81 tn" services lNt"rN' ny ".''
b,. made n Peninsula Cemetery. Tho d.
ceased MAS IN MS u.u"t"ruih Year ana
was born and reared ~ th:> ,l'N. h'
was we'll krl"wu and was "u,il"ycd Tor
several Years a. mail clerk 81 the
Wherlll' Int llgruCrr. following wN!rh
M. accepted :. pu>.trVu at IN" l.af"l'
mill HN - survived hI has parents
SIX brothers and Two sisters.
Boom Funeral This Morning.
Funeral services for I'll pauI'l t'""it',
VIII b. held tbs morning a; "a "''I"'E
from his ,a;r r"Sld"nr" on lf"rrr E"a'
In;crm"ut WIu l." mad ~ -. 'lHlrS-
Nile. Ohio. cemetery. The deceased was
,rtv-,vu YEARS Il Ak. a"i has spent
many years ~ th!N IIT.Hi'E.
connelI Funeral wednesday.
T'ui...nl SrrS tcrS tor Mss ANN" j.
'unrrl Viii hc held WrdHrsda! morn
Iu@ ~ S.@u o'clock from Tn" tam'Iy
r,.s,dcurr No. liu>I, MrCoilo.f S;rp"t.
Iclock al -. JuS"pAS cathedral. Inter
.n~nt VIII be- made II NJ. Calvary GEM
story.
Mss CUun,l) was Il III" long resident
II THIS r3ty and wa~ IN h"c lhIrty-S"' =
nth wear iI.r death MAS caused by Il
Su!trc and an attack Of bronchitis. fol-
owing an attack Of influenza. tn" de-
ceased MAS Il u"ulh"r Of =. Joseph ;
cathedral and vas also educated ~ tn"
81 IOSr:h'S school Sh" .S Su-NtL we'd ny
her mn,hrr. Mrs Catherine. ,'nnnvu. one
SIScr. Mrs FRANK I"uH'N. Of L"ud"nS-
VILE, " Va and thru. hTu;hvrS. L'O.
Hury aud Frank. all Of th.- city.
Funeral This Evening.
Funeral services for Ms Margaret
Ann Grafton. wife OF ". =. ,irItt"n.wh"
residence. No. ~ Sixteenth street. viii
be- held thsS evening ;tt : "'rt""k from
her late r"S:d"nr". R"y. ". II. Fields.
pastor Of n" Frs. christian church.
be shipped - Stvuhrnv;,,r. wn"r.. burial
will be- made ia th% family HurEl"E
grounds. on Wednesday,. Tn" deceased
was in her 75th year Of axe and ia 4
was a member ~ IN" Firs; christian
church and j. survived b. her husband.
Mrs. Catherine Rsmhoff.
Mrs. Catherine E"mhoff. widow %
home No. 4>ls E1ft street. M1aday
morning a. "'cl"ch. following Illness
due 20 old axe. Tn" deceased WAS a
we'll known resident OF N" Eighth w.'r't
and was in her 18th year - ar". -
- survived by ~" sons. William ana
Walter. both Of this city. Funeral ar
rangemcntS were inCompl";" at :, IA.
hour last evening".
Funeral of George P. Hannah, Jr.
Funeral services for George + Han
nan. Jr son e Nj and Mr. r;,rr".
+. Hannah. Will to held Wvin, >day
Afternoon 1t = 30 "'c'urk from his late
Residence. ". llJi. Lind STREET. Rev.
W. H. Fields. pastor 81 the First Chris
a .HH..H-
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ham Mary smith. James l-"nzo and |
Tony Cato for illegal selling. TIL" de-.
PENDANTS wcr" caught in cleanup "i
.prnh";ISI.S som" months az" ana gwen
ih,. mailman sentence when they stood
trial IN Mrt'ann'S court. They took the
cases ~ uu error.
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The greater the necessity ror Saving
the greater JIr opportunity 70 w.
The Intelligencer WAn' AcA
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COUNTY COURT


,;"nrs. VI Vance. y. and. FrNda
p7Il-y. -. ls,rn "r Wh'"lIng
Iarrb ! Shuup II. and Toranc" NJ.
,'unrny. -. both - Washington: ia.
y =. and Louise l.. Forrest, -. "t
( I;-idccrDrt
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HUMEs BROUGHT TO JAIL.

Lester uam"> Of the h1sn,n Naru
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SHERRARB

Anniversary Dinner.
\ lirG" crowd nc members and friends
&c ITatton lodge. |. q. q. +. attended
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c. ~. GrieSt & Co. Druggists. ami
caolng druggists rvrrSwhcrc.
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LOSS OF LIVE SOCK IN
 MONTANA EXAGGERATED

HELENA,..Montr J&n., D. Re ,ent reports concerning losses of live ,tock in ,Iontana do not appear to b' borne out by the state press. While thi .erent storm ana cold spell undoubred caused loss in cattle, horses anf sheep fears that the losses are Ehc 1eatest in the annals of the state ap. na.autly are groundless.
 There have been isolated instances [ is declared, in which rancherS sui tered very severely, but indications ne tkat losses thus far are no wors' han ordinarily is expected from Sucf severe weather has been eXpelicnc" n Montana this winter
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year entire production was absorbed by the arts and industries, especially dentistry and jewelry manufactures" "
 During the war, Dr. Roos con- tinued committees from Alaska and other parts of the country reporte,i to Congress on the deplorable coaai- ion of the industry. The mine own CTS were urged as an act of patriot. sm is, to keep up production to the pest of their ability, with the assur7 ance that when the war ended they would be assisted. But during this year two congressional committees lave reported adversely upon the bon IS proposition, on the grounds tha? n | short time the cost of supplies and labor would return to normal.
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PROPOSES GOLD BONIS

The gold bonds should have 5tn' $ of SlO on an ounce in order to sur, i've. and that the arts should be pro, .bitcd from the use of gold, was ,ht rpiniou expressed by A. T. Roos, PS D.. before the American Congress, a. he basis of legislation which will b skcd from Congress.
 According to the St. Louis Po' Dispatch. this export predicted thN n,ess the United States pays a bonos f SlO for every ounce or gold minco ithir it's borders, the next fe' ,on.hs will behold the absolute ccs ation of the industry, except for e. 'ew high grade mines in Alaska aT ,crhaps several placer dredging pror' sitions in California.
 Thc production Of gold in the ,rited States decreased from S92- .ooOOo in 1916 to $6S,OOO,OOO in oIs. says this authority "Last
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GLYCERINE MIXTURE
 SURPRISES SEWARl

The quick action oi simple giycerine huckthorn bark, etc., as mixed lE Adler-j-ka. is surprising. One spoon Ful relieves ANY CASE gas on st'm- ach or sour stomach, Ad.cr-i-ka 1cts on BOTH upper and lower bowel ano removes all foul accumulated matte which poisoned stomach. Often CURE constipation. Prevents append;e'5 $ One lady reports she has no nor. pain in back of head or gas on StHm acb since using Adler-i-ka. (SEWARL DRUG CO.,
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Editorial Associations of the Moth west are coming to Alaska this sun mer. according to Gc Associated Pre- dispatches. Thc dispatches furthc. states that ,ac cities of Ketrh.ka~ Juneau and Skagway will 5c the uorc visited and that the editors will re- main in each port, if possible. ? hours. Nov editors should know. nsPcc tally those in the Pacific northwos: that Nas'a js not confined exclusive ly to Kotchirnr, Juneau and Skagway For their c5f~catior will say that Cor dova. Vaid,z. Seward LaToucho, Eo djak. Anchorage and Nome are also l~ Alaska.
 Furthermore there is FajrbarEs. Nenana ard other cites in the inter
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The reelection Of J. l.. McPhcrsou ls Secretary of the Alaska Bureau oi the Seattle Chamber ot Commerce ia gratifying to Alaskans, AIr McPhca son is a most capable man for bi position and he has shown he .s {. friend of Alaska by constantly fight ing for all he Is worth for every pos siblc development.
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Fairbanks and Nenana paper are throwing odorous editorial bouquets at each other over the non-comp!etion of the government railroad to the in- terior metropolis. The Fairbanks pa pers claim the town has been double crossed and the Nenana papers are dc lending the commissiom.
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NINETY-TWO per cent of the bu- sfncsSes of non-advertisers failed las year according to reports made by commercial agencies, while but fiHc' ion over 20 per cent of those ad2e2- sing failed in business. The mosa obvious. The more attention !o0 al ract the more notice you get.
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all for number one hest grade urs Lower grades including pale skins priced in proportion
 WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW AND MANUFACT- URED FURS IN all ask of Mir Shipper trial shipment and will convince that quicker than get Alaska for 36 and sell all parts Canada and European Cities
 helping Alaskan industry but build business that belongs to Alaska
 middeman buy direct from the trap per the thus able you better price than can elsewhere RETURNS THE SAME DAY SHIPMENT IS RECEIVED -
 desired shipment $10009 will entirely satisfactory and we will ship O any place you designate.
 All ask of be far with yourself we'll with and make shipment the result a shipper
 Reences Any Bank in Alaska The B. M Behrends National Bank Wash of Seattle.
 .
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for of Alaska. If the editors are going to tour Alaska, why don't they at least tour nearly half of the coast line and come to the westward. It is to the westward that the big developments
 are taking place.
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Louis Husdal and Chas. McDonalo who have been doing business on 3 below, Little Eldorado, have dissol- we'd partnership. Mcdonald taking over HusdaPs interest.
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ALIAS SUMMONS. NO SI I16

NO. S- l46
 IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
 THIRD DIVISION. BANK OF SEWARD.
 A corporation,
 Against sherman Haynes. alias
 J. Sherman Haynes,
 Defendant.
 HE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI TED 5TATES OF AMERICA, GREETING
 To the above-named defendant. IhCrman Haynes, alias J. Sherman s-aynes:
 You are hereby required to appea' the District Court for the Territory ,f Alaska, Third Division, within th!r~ y uIys after the completion of the rc. lui"ed .,ix weeks period of publication f this Sllmmons, to-wit: within thitty lays after the 18th day of February .)2G, fnd answer the complaint of the lbovc- named plaintiff (the origins f which complaint is on file in tne .bovc entitled court) and unless you O appear and answer said complaint judgment will be rendered against iou for want thereof upon ita jrst cause of action in the sum oi Three Thousand Dollars, with in crest thereon at the rate of twelve Ger centum per annum from April Sth 919, an attorney's fee in the sum of ''hree Hundred Dollars; and, upon its second cause of action in the sum of One Thousand Dollars with interest thereon at the rate of twelve per cent per annum from June II, 1919, and an :ttorney's fee in the sum of One Hun red Dollars, and for all costs and dis. bursements, and will seek to levy exc ,ution upon any Judgment recovered pon certain real estate, and the right, title and interest of the defendant herein, situated within the Town oi }eward, Alaska, and described as Lo' Eour in Block Three, and an one half undivided interest in and to Lots Nine cen and Twenty in Block Twenty our, all in the said Town of Seward, Alaska, now subject to the jurisdic- ion of the above-entitled court by req. son of levy upon said real estate made by virtue of certain Writ of Attachment heretofore in this cause july issued and executed.
 This summons is served by puhlica- ion thereof in accordance with the provisions of an order of the above. lntitled Court therefor made and en cred on the 29th day of December, 1919. ',| x,
 The first day of publication of this ummons is the Sth day of January 920, and the last day of publication hereof is the 18th day of February. 'o20. ', ,s
 WITNESS the HONORABLE
 CHARLES E. .BUNNELL,
 Judge of the above entitled
 Court, this Slst day of Decem.
 Der, in the year of our Lord one
 thousand nine. hundred and
 nineteen, and of our Independent
 ce the one hundred and forty
 fourth.
 ARTHUR LANG, Clerk.
 By John B. Miller, Deputy Clerk.
 (SeaD
 iateway 2 Times ' first puh Ian 1Q90
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Will Help You Build

Our Complete Catalogue for tp" HOmebrider no' only rye- you prccs doors. windows, hhi'h. tnn ha'a' ~srr aud paint br furnishes you ideas. eopy ' youi' ,rer. Royig. 22z9 lS AV. s.. Seatie. Beref MIL york sash aud DOor-"