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PASSING pIRAsAsrstEs.

Lady-e'Why don't you hunt for
work?' Tired Tatters-.. IFS dis
way, lady--f kin never git errough
money together ter buy huntirp suit.
Puck. 1IY'SeY /, :, -
IF It had not been for Miller . wife,
he would have squantered ali his prop.
erty IN o year. What DID she dor"
she anticipated him." - Fllegende
Danger in Delay carrie--..would
you advise me to marry the first man
that proposes?" Bess!e-.By ali means.
Don't wal. that long II you, can help lt.',
Truth. "A NM :,
Young man." said the elderly gentle
man TO the saucy small boy, GRAY hairs
should be respected" "That amt what
my sister says" replied the s. s. B.,
she says they should be pulled OUT.
Harper's Bazaar. l'F}Ii'
A. Heavy Buraen.-Mrs. Loyeleirh-
You used 10 say that l was ali tho
world 10 YOU" Mr.. LoveleIEh-.You
were--you IRE Still, and since I'VE had
TO support you I can appreciate Just
how Old man Atlas must have felt."-
Chicago News. \. z e y
The Judge-"hnd for the levlty with
which you have conducted yourself DUR
Ing your trial shall give you an addi-
tionai flne OF SO. How does that sub
your" The Villaln-"That Is what I
would call extra fine."-Ind.anapolis
Journal. m 7 - !
What do you think the government
ought 10 do with the Philippines?" ~
don't know. My daughter has written
an essay on the subject which she is
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had a hundred thousand men In Cuba by
this time. President Mckinley eince the
day OF the declaration OF war has had
supreme control over the lives and nc.
tons OF. the men enlisted IN tho armies
OK the United States. II would have
peen easy for him to send them, raw,
unframed. ill.equippcd, fresh from tho
Office or the counter, 10 meet the Span
lsh regulars and the much more deadly
cuban climate. Though they fell before
spanish bullets or wasted with the
levers OF the Cuban Jungle, the PresI-
dent would have escaped isome OF the
obloquy now heapod upon him by news.
papers which are either stupid or Grind
nal. or both. }SS ~ !. Z i' 4.
The President has been wiser. He hns
made haste slowly. He has given heed
10 Welilngton'G maxim thnt to send raw
recruits into action Is the worst posi-.
bio blunder In war. Tho men have beer,
given q chance TO become Injured 10
camp life. Inevitable weaknesses in the
commissary department have been dis
covered while there Is yet chance 10
rectify them. sS'llf Eself = 95
Perhaps our land forces might have
reduced Havana n month ngo at the cost
OF some 10000 lives. To-day we may
hear at any minute of the close OF tho
war without the loss OF ten Americans,
The Spaniards ore talking peace. Amer-
lean superiority has been proved witt,
little shedding Of American blood. The
end Is obviously near. IA 7
Glory Is oil very well, but what would
be said iof President who should seek
glory for himself by sending thousands
of raw troops 10 certain death. Which
OF the two 10 the more worthy OF ap-
plause-the President who seeks the ap-
proval Of The rabble and conducts q war
without regard to the lives Of his SOL
dfers, or, he who wisely, patiently and
}nrudenuy plans to win nitriumph for
his nation with the least possible effu-
sion OF the blood OF the people? 3
This Is sound and sensible. Moreover,
every word of It Is true-true as Gospel
1t Is the sentiment that thoughtful
Americans everywhere endorse. Outside
of those who are inspired by partisan
malice and thoughless disregard OF all
past military experience, OF the condi-
lions and the, opinions Of military men
who are in touch with the situation, tho
people of this country are standing by
the President and By all who have upon
their shoulders the responsibility. for
the success of the real purpose Of the
war, without useless sacrifice Of Ameri-
can lives. sfs +,
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Oceans. We ore getting too, plural
for anything.-Denver Times. s
Remember the Maine" says a Kan
sas newspaper genius. "and pay up
your suoscriptlon."-M Jour-
nal Nj M
Be thou as poor as Spain and as
chased as Cervera, thou shalt not es-
oape sampson.-Philadeiphia North
American. & 2li,f555 ~
VA local company called the Minute
Men" should be rightfully composed OF
sixty second-call voluntcers- -Minne-
apol!s Journal.
This French boycott with the ladies
has sonefso far many bohrtlIng school
girls won't speak that tongue with a
Paris accent-Philadelphla Times.
It has been suggested that the fight
ing would begin II a board OF lady man.
agers could be substituted for the board
OF strategy.-St. Paul Pioneer Press :
The fashioned woman who spank
ed her children BLACK and blue" lives
In town, and has changed the colors to
red. white and blue."'-Atchison Globe.
The Isabella II. has Joined the Ter.
ror. There Is a fitness In the asscoIa-
ton. Isabella II. was something OF a
terro herself in her day.-Albany Ar
gllS. Is WI =. lsElH.. l.l s H.rlEF .1fEH-I
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TOLD BY FIGURES,

A caterpillar IN the course OF a monti,
Will devour 600 times its own weight In
food.
There nre found in both books OF the
Bible 3.5S6,4S3 letters and 1858 words.
Since the birth OF Christ 4,O0O, O0O, 900
men have been slain in battle. p
II kept continuously running a watch
will tick 16o. $4,000 times In a year.
Some scientists now hold that above
the altitude OF 1900 feet from the sea
level the temperature decreases about
one degree for every rise OF $50 feet.
The British governments the owner
of over 25,000 camels. Several thou
sands are used In India to carry stores
and equipment when the companies are
changing quarters by line OF march.
The largest proportion OF single per-
sons Is found In Ireland and Scotland
and the smallest In the United States,
In Ireland 81 per. cent. in Scotland 65 per
cent, but in the United States only 50
per cent are In that condition.
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The readers OF this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there Is Mt least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure. in aHaits stages and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure new known to
the>medlcal fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con-
treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease and giving
the patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature In do
Ing Its own work. The ,proprIetors have
so much faith In its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that,it-fails 10 cure. Send
for list OF Testimonials. I, III.
Address .tsS s.,ss-ti
+. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, Toe.
/. Halls Family Pills are, the best.
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There Is suspicion In well-lnformed
circles here that the refusal OF the
United stntcs to comply with Austrla's
request for PREPARATION for the death OF
twenty-thrce Austro-Hungarian sub
jccts shot at TIazlcton may be magnined
by the Austrian government into n pre-
text for hostile action toward tho United
States.
1t 10 well known that tho emperor OF
Austria hns failed In every attempt to
aid his niece, the queen regent of Spain,
by embarrassing the United States
through n concert of European powers,
and the sturdy attitude of the British
government has brought &nll AustrIa's
plans against tho United States to
'naught Il. 81 y 4 & 4
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s8Thqre Is no doubt that Franz JOSEF OIL
Austria Is longing to join his teet with
that! ~ Spain in one genera, invasion OF
.the.uinl,ed States. AS the Austrian fleet
is SAID to consist Of lonly two modern
wars Dps this need not tcrrorIzc the navy
:depa tment.
Th} queen regent OF Spain Is niece
9th emperor OF Austria. She was an
AUST Ian archduchess. and though sho
has we'd in Spain fifteen years. sho Is
still n Austrian.
To bring Auslrln and Spain closcr an
nlllantc was proposed a .short time ago
between little Alphonso OF Spain and tho
younG Princess Stcphanie Elizabeth,
granddaughter OF the emperor OF AUS
tria and heir presumptlvo to the throne
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DEVIOUS DEFINITIONS.
ter than memory

Forgetterg-Better than memory
at times.
Z Kaleidoscope = Another name for a
wonan's mind.
Charlottesville one occupied by a
theatre party.
SUGGESTIVE one read on the map
that leads to popularity. n E.
9 Hogan animal that gets right down
to the root OF things.
Divorce-The only difference between
matrtmony and ,alimony.
& ouinlne-A bitter enemy OF the ague
and one that's hard to shake.
Debt-A trap that man bats, sets
and then; deliberately walks In.
Soclety-A Punch and Judy show in
which the figures are dollars instead of
sense.-Chicago Daily News.
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HIGH LIGHTS.

10 ~
Babies have more sense than grown
people; they will refuse TO kiss unpleas-
ant persons.
A boy Is always eager to go to the
grocery for any purchase which he can
nibble on the way home.
The man who truly loves woman will
sometimes give up tobacco for three
weeks after they are married.
No man can ever be great all by HIM
self; somebody always pops up and tells
what a good mother he had.
The fact that the cigarette is a Span
ish invention makes many long-suffer-
Ing women wish they could so to war.
too. e.s5,
When girl tells a young man never
to darken her doors again, he sometimes
finds her out on the piazza the next
evening.-Chicago Record
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Timely Advice from a Yellow Pace.

- y. b d 81 r. . Y ' x. .IFT j .s.
In the midst OF the war. as It Is being
conducted by the yellow newspapers. OF
the country, the public IS being treated
to on occasional surprise of;a really
pleasant nature. Just now. for instance,
the readers OF the yellow press OF the
metropolis are, beholding change which
amounts to q revolution In the tone OF
the editorial columns OF the chief O. all
sensational journals, and which UP to
short time since was the most bitter
and vndctive Of them all in It's .critI-
cisms Of President McKInleysz Cuban
policy. It stopped at nothing that would
breed prejudice and even contempt OF
the President. The terms "cowordly
ingrate' and other. similar. cpithets were
among the mildest manners OF Its refer
ences to the Executive, while It's COL
umns teezned win libels and accusations
merely because M made war the las. re-
sort IN attempting to secure Cuban free
dom.
These facts in connection with the
New York Journals course became SO
{ notorious as to excite a storm of indlg.
nation even among the Presidents poll
Teal opponents. Now we are: beholdlng
change. The contents of the news col
unns OF the Journal are Just as sensa-
tIonnl as eyer-there Is the, same poster
type. the same parade of uncQnfIrmed
news, the same yelloW1shness IN some
respects, but there appears one credita-
I BILE. feature. shining through It allan
s example which some other partisan
papers and chronic critics OF the con-
duct Of the war would do well to follow.
q Edltorlally5 and almost daily the Jour
nails calling down the unjust and often.
times malicious critics OF the military
policy OF the administration a notable.
instance IS an editorial on the "Presi-
dents Prudent Course. IN Thursday's
Issue, which Is a strong rebuke to the
thoughtless ones who are engaging in
the folly OF noisy criticism. We do not
often find so conservative, so senElble,
and 80 Datriotlc a comment in the Jour
nal az that from which We take the fol-
towing extracts: y; *. X
e Itg perfectly true, as the Presidents
critics noleliY. Insist that Wo might have
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TIE Cuban question and political is
cues sink into insignlileance with the
man who suffers from piles. What he
most desires. Is relief. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cures piles. Charles
r. Goethe, MnrkeCand Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair Forty-sixth and Ja-
con streets: n. L. schcehlc,; No. COZ Main
street: Exley Bros. Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport. +
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Give every man his share
OF sorrow or Of glee.
And he will wonder where
The other part can be.
II pain be half his lot ~
He tries to make n Jest Of 1t.
It serves to warn him not;
He wants to know the rest OF II.
Give woman half n hint h.
y OF how the scandal goes, Il.
And she will never stint
When telling what she knows.
One tells the story straight.
Another what she guessed OF It;
Tho others watch and walt,
They want to know, tho rest OF II.
Give my growing boy
A watch. and there's no doubt
Twill be his vandal Joy
To turn 1t inside out. 4,s:
He Isn't satisfied
To merely DO possessed OF It.
Tho watch looks well outside;
He wants to know the rest Of It.
And so the story goes
Il Through nil the alphabet.
No wit or, science throws
= A light upon It yet.
The problems In our hand.
We ought to make tho best of It.
But still. YOU understand,
Wo want to know the rest OF It.
- =. Boston Courier
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1.-THE threat by American women to
boycott French dressmaking and French
millinery is on idle one" said Madame
Faure. the wife of the president OF the
French republic. to an American woman
the other day; they are very fond of
dress, and they will never do without
our gowns" MISUNDERSTANDING
Madame Faure is reported to have
added: American women are very
pleasant; they are well educated, witty,
refined and progressive; but they ore
also very fond OF dress. That is their
weakness-they must spend money.
Here In the French capital we have
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taste and they find 1t necessary to buy
OF u.s."
1t Is doubtful IL French goods will be
boycotted in this country. but II they
are purchased it will be because Amer
lean women want them. and not be-
cause they cannot do without them.
They have shown time and time again
that they can make any sacrifice In the
interest Of their country, and they are
ready to show It again. But IL France
is friendly. and there Is no reason why
she should not be, then the French hats
and French dresses will be purchased
as of yore.
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going TO read when she graduates. but
haven't had time to look 1t over
Cleveland Leader.
WooN'I don't see how a dealer can
afford to iron all the silk hats he sells"
Van Pelt-"Has to do 1t; they'd last too
long II he dldn't."-Harlem Life.
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IT'S n mistake to imagine that Itch
ing piles can't be cured; mistake to
suffer a, day longer than you can help.
Doan's Ointment brings instant relief
and permanent cure. AT any drug store,
% cents -. .-----.-. 4 4
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CURES Group. sore throat. pulmonary
troubles-Monarch over pain Of every
sort. DR.. Thomas Eclectric OIL.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

The unknown Is the fascinating to a
woman; .he known to a man.
The best way to make girl mad IS to
agree with every thing she says for
about five minutes.
After all. every woman at twenty
looks about as she does at fifty with the
wrinkles smoothed out.
The younger girl gets. the lees she
can see how any one can say he doesn't
understand what love Is.
A woman never has much use for
philosophy. because she can't ever un-
derstand how there can be any un-
thinlable idea.-New York Press
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The Spanish newspapers are telling
the people of Spain that the United
States is anxious for peace-wherein. in
one sense. they are right. Peace Is the
programme of the United States, and
that Is precisely why she is bombardlng
Spanish forts and transporting an army
TO Cuba. The Spanish press is right.
The United States does want peace and
she has gone to war to secure II.
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L 5BENWOCD:WAT COMPANY:

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L lBENWoCD; WATER. COMPANY:
The Undersigned. being all OF the cor
porators OF the .Benwood Water Company
corporation TO which n certificate 81 N.
corporation has been issued by the, sec,e.
taryE OF the state OF Wcst!Vlrginia, HEREBY
give notice to the stockholders OF said com.
pany that the undersigned corporatoTs
hive appointed the 2lst day,of june, 4. =;
1925, at two O'clock p. m. rs the t:sae, asu
the Office Of Caldwell & Caldwel att Or,
neys at law. No,5i6?l Market street IN w. ~
city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, as ny
place for holding the first general ineei
Ing of the said stockholders, and thai saCa
meeting VIII be held atsthe said time aSa
place to elect q board Of directors. inaks
bylaws and transact any other huslnsSSi
which may lawfully be done by the sa'u
stockholders In general meeting: a., .,
Given under our hands this 6th Guy u
WILLIAM D. BoYED,
EDWIN W. GEARHART' n
JAMES KINNEY, Jr,
CECIL a. RODTNSON,,,o
az = "a IMSTRlJNt
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. /

The First Congressional District Repub-
lican Convention will DO held in the Park
Casino. Wheeling on Thursday July n.
1sss, at II O'Clock a. H., to nominate can
didnte for Representative In the Congress
OF the United States. to be voted for at
the election to be held in November next.
The counties OF the district shall be en-
titled to choose delegates to said conyens
ton as follows: a ..silf
Brooke ............ 9 Lewis ....,,...,,,. is
BraXton ........... 10 Marshall ..........s SO
Doddridge ........ II Ohio ................ G.
Gilmer ............ 10 Tyler "a
Harrison ....... 20 Wetzel
Hancock ....... ,s7s 8 ! q = 90
BY order OF the committee.
G. D. ELLIOTT, Chairman
w. u w. COWDEN. Secretary. els
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tTho 1NTELL1aENcER, embracing It's
several editions. Is entered in tho POST
once at Wheeling. W. Va. as second-class
matter.l il8
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yyIIEELINo, JUNE II, 1908.

Flag Of the free hearts hope and home!,
By angel hands TO valor given; ~ [4ssl
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome, -
And all thy hues .were born in Heaven.
Forever float that standard sheet! ~
Where breathes the foe but falls be-
fore US, 70
With Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming Ger
-....-.i. Joseph .Rodman Drake.
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i2l0 Main Street.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO OFFER
IN A RESOLUTION TO EXTEND THE
TIME OF CONTINUANCE OF THE
NORTH WHEELING GLASS CON.

PANY."| - y - - ~ = . !
The Undersigned. stakeholder, in tn.
North Wheeling Glass Company. a cor.
and now In existence, hereby gives notice
OF his intention to offer, at special meet.
Ing Of the stockholders OF such corpora.
ton to be held at the office OF said com.
pany at foot OF Third street. In the city
Of Wheeling. Ohio county. West Virginia
at $50 o'clock p. m, the following resolu.
ton. to-wit: at4,
"Resolved. That the time OF the con-
tinuance OF this corporation. the North
Wheeling Glass Company. shall be and Is
hereby extended until the first day OF July.
tinuance OF said corporation beyond that
limited In the agreement for Its formation
not exceeding fifty years.
jel1-s gi,Fls-4,f- F, ]. PARK.
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Real Estate for Sale.
REAL ESTATE.

"A BARGAIN IN NO. 9.s MAIN sT.-9
rooms with all modern improvements. In
GLIDING laundry with large water filter;
NO. 30 E FOURTEENTH ST.-2-story
brick, Z rooms. modern. - \
NO. us FOURTEENTH ST.-9 rooms
and 2 finished attics: modern improve
meuts; all In good order. stss5s
NOS. 65 AND 6S TWELFTH ST.-Storcs
and dwelling: 80 feet front.
5 NO: $50 NORTH FRONT ST.-Ffne brick
dwelling: river: lot. 81
lot 65xIsO feet: ~. 5sI17 g.
A FINE FRAME DWELLING IN, ELM
GROVE with an acre OF ground -
THE THOMPSON HOMESTEAD" on
the Pike between Fulton and Leatherwood
8 BUILDING LOTS IN THE COUNTRY.
:. Loans negotiated on Life Insurance Poll
cles; on Stocks and Bonds, and on City
peotf E.sfnYe go. RI I'd ~ .-I4--s.
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Z Willie ,Blanco is winning Spanish VIC
stories with his typewriter, much after
the manner adopted by Weyler, Ger
vera the commander Of the Spanish war
fleet in Santiago harbor, Is still trying
to solve the problem of how to get out &
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r lsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
+ IL the postof!ice at Wheeling. Ohio coun-
~, W. Va. Saturday, June II. To obtain
any OF the following tho applicant must
ask for advertised letters. giving date Of
list: .2sz4i 81! = 7sl.
LADIES LIST.
Emery. Florence Smith. Miss Mollie
Gray, Miss Grace (9 Saunder. Mrs. ]. ":
karr, Miss Emma Thompson. Miss Al.
Meats Mrs. Frank P. Taylor. Mrs Ellen
Ritter Am lio 80 les - .g.- 80
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. Russia virtually admits that the
Philippines are ours by applying to the
American consul at Odessa for certif-
cate9 OF ownership Of steamers which
are expected to stop at ports on the Is
lands. This recognition of the American
dominion in Asiatic waters Is the first
to BID granted by any European power.
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forming eeem to appreciate this fact.
1T Is. Of course. essential that the
Language OF the ordinance should be 60
plainly worded as to DO capable OF easy
construction, and 10 avert any abuses
TINT might occur. The phrase concern
Ing "reasonable excuse should be 80
carefully defined that It may be neither
too broadly nor too literally construed,
nor should any feature be so worded
thhtit would work a hardship TO any
class OF citizens. The intention Ia We
assume, to reform the habit OF young
girls and boys lettering on the streets
and IN alleys, and not to bar them from
the streets at improper hours, while go
Ing from one place to another, when
NECESSITY compels them 70 be unaccom-
panied by adults. u 1; a V
These points the women who have
taken so much interest in the reform
have carefully considered, and they
are undoubtedly impelled by de-
sire to solve a problem which has come
to be one OF serious moment. One has
but 20 make a note OF occurrences that
too often take place at night on certain
streets Of the city to be convinced that
some practical movement looking to the
protection Of children from bad lnnu-
enees Is needed. AS to the ordinance.
It should have a fair hearing in council.
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

Keim. ]. r. &; Co. fremont Hotel.
FouRTHsCLASs MATTER.
Tower, Blanklnship &; B!nford.
FF5s GEORGE WISE, Postmaster.
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