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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
gelpbntes Hcfenntnif.

Sic ,gihefelber 0olfsblGtter" be-
rihteten nnditebenbe Seecbenbeit: Gs
ipar inn Sturmiqbre 1S4S 5u 9pon.
als in einem Der pielen ~bei1pIen Clubs
elm fpiltbenber 8otteslditerer nls
Mcbrer a~uftrat unb unter anberenl
bas erbabene 8eiftinititut Der Stride
por ben erbibten Yobelmaiien nit me
nusipreflidben Shimpfreben anerifi,
Die BON ,unfpiiienben &obelbdufen nit
larltem 8eifnl benntfportet fplirben.
gnblih rief er gum Shlulie in Die
VerIammlung binein: sd bin felt
iiberSeugt, baB &einer bon uns Iqen
mad benz Yrieiter lduft. 8er paete
aud mn 5u geitcben, oaB er beidte?"
- .S1l" rief elm iunger Wann laut
unb ihfpane lid auf Die 8eoner6iibne.
Saielbit belt er cine 5iinbenbe 2obz
robe auf Die firdlife 8eiftanltalt,
iobab i'm Sanpumbreben Die 1cnge,
mclder obnebin bieier 8eipeis bon
Mutb poblgefiel. in lnlten 8eifan
ausbraf. limb bieier Wlitbi9c mar
Elm iunser Yroiciior 81 Bacon. Sriebs
rid1 Worin. Or idJrieb nm iene Belt
mcbrcre 8erfe CUR @ertbeibigrne bes
0amubens; ubcr nadpber perirrie er
lid in Die Siimpic bes llnelaubcns
uno lpuroe Serausgeber einer nbs
ihculid)en 3eiturs. = @ott bat iebod,
Semt perlorencn Sobne bas 8efenutz
nib bes @laubens BON Sabre 1S4S
nift pereeien. Ais Der Irme i'm
Sabre 1874 tobtfranf ipirbe, er6ielt
er po,a Germ Die u%nifdsbare @nabe
nufrihtiger 8efebrnns; CT itnrb nit
Hcuetbrdneu in Den Iuscn. nit bcm
Namcn Seius aiii ben 2ippeu.--S. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
Ter neue Safer BON slbeiiinien.

Tad elmer Ielpung aus Aois
abcba lit bort Der inn8e 5bronfolscr
&ibi Seuiiu 5um Nesus Megeiti aliss
~9erufen porben. Die Nn6ridt flingi
eiuisermaben iiberraihenS, oenn bas
bartuddigc 8criidt. bnB Der ate
franfe Ne9ns Wenclit ldngit geitpr>
ben lit, bat bisber nod feline offi3ielc
8eitdtiauna ~gefunbcn. 2ibj Scaiiu,
Der @rbe bes cin5i9en i%elbitdnbisen
hriitli6en Reides in Mfrifa. ut crit
10 Sabre o!t. gr lit Gin gnfel Wtenes
lit's. Der Sobn iciner 5oficr Shoar>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
Die Nrbeit wirb balb besinneu,

nahoem Sic Or. Sings Sem 9ii,
Yilcn genommen babcn unb Sic lpcr:
ben lid bulb bcs eutcn eriolees Der.
ielben freuen. @%eritopfun9 unb lin.
peroaulihfeit pcridpinbcn unb eli
eeinnber Gppctit febrt 5uriid. Bic:
ielben reeulieren Nneen, 9ebcr uni
@ineefpeibe unb uerleiben benz gan3er
aorper meme araft lnb gnergie. Ser.
ild5et 'bieielben. Sur % Gents If
Z. 70. 8uete's Mpotbefe. est
Nain Str., Subuauc. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20

Sbennalo, uf enc ausflus." linn
ipenn Der Seiufer bat. linn ipenigs
items Die 8emdder gu 5eisen. bon
ocnen bic 8efaneenen gang begeis
Iterte S6iloernn9en Oh Der ents
5iidenben Iusiiht MIN. ~cnttporfen
batten. bnnn laltete Der 8eiGeiS,
bas ici leibcr unmOglih. ba Die
5crren Die ShIiNel mit5unebmen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
"G0d Save the King"

20 t5ntc es in bieier ISOLDE in ben
Strafen Der @eltitaht Sonoun. =
Sicie ISOLDE lit bic osrpee @uhe"
beS Sahres in Gnslanb, bic 2r0
rnngswpfe. - Der %. Suni, Der
2rbnnnsstas. = 1ie f6nislihcr
Maieftdten unb bic oSpcietp" uiel
beiHGitistc 2ente in nicien 3agcn.
Seierlihcs Sanfsebct nm &rD=
~tunsstasc in Canada. c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20

CBcrtieeung bon Der 1. Seite.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
SAMUEL HALL OF
DETROIT, TESTIFIES
RELIEVED OF COMMON COM.
PLANT.
Had Tried All kinds Of Medieies and
Had About Lost
Hope.

SamSiel Hall. o, 3e5 Toledo avenue.
Tor many years A resident OF Detroit.
'ald: "This 'Tona Vita is the
medicine ! have ever taken. Its action
IN my case was wonderful. for IL not
my restored me To perfect health
after I had been an invalid for almost,
ten years. but il did IL i'm about ten
laws time.
I hin | was the most down-heart-
81 man I'm Detroit before | began TAX
mr. this Tonic. I was so weak that
every little bit cf work seemed like "A
Dix job and ! was as nervous as I
could be. II n person came M 10 mo
tneNpectedly. I would Jump in a
frightened sort ~ way. I never got
q sound nights sleep. hut would toss
md roll around IA bed all night. when
sat down to "A meal. / did IL more
rs "A habit. as nothing that I ate was
enjoyed. Besides the very bought %
"ating often made me sick. / would
often forget important duties and seem
20 lnCk all energy.
one week ago ! talked to ono Of
he doctors at the drug store and he
Old mo n q 7 had nervous debility.
nd advised me - try a tonic called
font Vita I did 50 and can truth
fully say IL is the best thing tina could
" happened to me. Ny ambition
has returned and my desire TO- he ac-
tiN" and hustliuy IL noticed by my
i1miiv. | now sleep ali night long md
rct M IN Tho morning feeling cheerful
nd NOR" Tx" a man that I have I'm
NNnrs. | now enjoy my meals and
seem to Ice able TO digest them in a
WAY that have not for a lonc time.
y gentleman who Is living I'm the house
with us saw how this mcdicin" was
'"lpi0c m" and began taking q. and
even though ~ has taken but a fow
doses h" Is In better health than /
have ever seen him"
MI. Hail was a victim ~ nervous
i.tlt..t. sut IN ph, si,IauS who are
Introducing "Tpua Vita" In this coun-
wv Ills case was m ordinary one
..ufinurd ono of these physicians.
hut hc aid MOI know the naturc ~
r's trouble. and did not nave the right
JCm"iv until H. procured "Trna Vita
" 20 are continually m,etin- callers
Wh, complain o. Nervousness. sleep
'.--u.ss. stomach AMI bowel troubles.
brul1rro uu.a"rh.. constipation. poor
.ir.yiutinr. cold foot imperfect dig"s-
'irn. spots hctor. IN, cvcs. 'imidity.
'-f'. -sr,se and depression. all Of
winch 1920, O., ~iaIu Indication" that they
t,. ~sff.rire With loli''v. Tcn1
.lt4- positively r..,,e. 'n. frouHl"
t.I H.i.a- rIt arI o. <fnf.s -. body
'a D. h.1Ittv. rHrfuni ,Huai-iu.,"
TA.r. BE- au attendant, remedy.
trr,u ls I..r's Ehri.rh lo,afive.
wi. H SIS most Na'I.'l. goo 'H's. sue
.f.:... o.fl .rnuIs constipation 30 Inns
H .f. .-.r' flsf.. d"'S '.' stripe lf.'
acts "Ir.upfl..
.ra.'-s r. 'io.'z A co., have secured
OIL. lr.-.. gov Nl".I'uE .r9 tD.~ '"i-
..ta ir. rnra'..us ar, A." 'u sale
.. .h.w store"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

mech Metz farm on the sam. stream
tho Fisher OH Company and g.. Man
u~facturcrs Lich' n Heat Dcmranv
are drilling test. on .h. 30 / ri,.
farm. Kirkland 9 Uarris have star
Ell % ar.. % second 'rs, on Tho ~co.
Aructt farm
on sand Fork. Court House drs'r.c,
Lewis county. tho ~FliIadcI1li. Cor
paiy ha. abandoned ifs location. on.
me Albert Bailey auI Peter NcCar..
farms on Na.lburn run 'Ar
company has spuddca in o. fce. al. ...
J"hh y b Barnes farm ON N.J...
run. i's fcs' on rho g. L. 'f......e
heirs farm Is drilling o.; 5000 .a..
on Weef Fork. ia Hacker. creek ai.
tric'. ~ ! Rymcr a. Co I1va b..
completed for a test on tho 80
hartman farm on Ioychc-~y rr.
p C. bavisson & CO. are ffrg,r- ,..
farm.
'r Ton Nile crook. s.rr- r.,.t,
ffi..r county. fr.-f d. t.,.e M
HiiIit 80 l-NH Co. uu
I'fif.s farm on tnn Same str. On OLD.
"fH'tI" NufIIHI Goa. .
.' f'.' r' H ...DrI f..r an
ih" o. g.. 1l.lIr,Ith farm .n I..,.
fih run tn Hop NatIraf Gas ..m-
l"'- ~ drilling test. DOL Tho .
ON % carr. Lyon farms ON tr.
HiHn rr''k thr Narn.rir Narur4. ..s
."HiI int has Ugs ur Tor fr.'e on tho
l'NlI i"wkc AMI % g. I-unriu4ham
i"fH'. md is drilling tcsfq ON fr. 90
F.hllH9'H. " = fItis and IS. Rob
II-"i l"fins ON W'et Fork river.
Crows 90 Parrish have. started ID, drri
a t'tt on fh" george ~ Hcrrr firm
SOL IfiEASTEHE SfffD-pn tho
ONO eide. lr the Pas n. district T..
"ftN township. Washington county
james Iadley has drilled o. test on tho
a.. Hndl"y h'ira' farm thfiurh Tho
MaNnn ennd AMI has go show f,r ,
l~1-ilrr.l pump.r fn fh. deem .4rf
TERRITORY ln Jasfauu ownahi. p.fr.
county. tho Garter oil ompuuv hIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
HUNTSVILLE
seoo Roads Movement 10 Meeting
With Approval Throughout
the County.

A movement is on foot among the
farmers in the different districts 10
petition the county court for special
elections TO bond the county for a sum
large enough TO pave the principal
t~horoushfares OF the county. The
movement seems to he meeting with
favor among the people and the taxes
would not be increased materially.
The sum needed will be about SlOO. 900
and With this amount II Is expected TO
Improve 80 OF the 200 miles OF roads
in Marshall count
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
STEUBENVILLE

SPECIAL Dispatch to tAe ln~te.Iigencor.
STEiHE\ VILE. o.. Aug. 20-Squire
= G. ierk. OF warren township. held "A
htsriiE here 10 90" two Italians arrest
ei Tor the Pa! master WDyker holdup.
hoth men at t.c conclusion were held
until an officer goes 90 Kentucky to In
Verti-atp whether the men were at work
tht.e on that DAY, as they claim. % 1t
is 4'lt certain tiey viii prove an allhi.
Letters iu their pockets proved beyond
ti"UN. % Glencoe was held Tor court
De simply rtsemIi,I ~ome1oiy
Who WAS DO warren township that day
ana asked FOR soc time o. Say. No one
'Iid Identify any OF tie three as the
men.
Gle officer who makes the irvestiga-
ti"u 10 NrHtIrNN VIII 20 ou To -. Louis
for XIII Reese. who Will be released
from the ~work4ouse there and Zoe bought
"f" Geo answer 20 TIE spies Jewelry rob-
berry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
Mrs. Jacques IIl.

Mrs. Mamie Smith of Sixth street.
received a telegram from Alden. Mich.
yesterday stating that her mother.
Mrs. Jaques. was seriously in at the
home OF her parents in hat city. Mrs.
smith left Yesterday afternoon for her
mothers bedside. Mrs. JaQues is
well known in this city. having made
her home on Ninth street for a num-
Der OF years. but later moving to
Akron. o., and from there 10 Michigan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
Track Repairs.

Several carloads OF cinders and Stag
have been hauled TO the right OF way
OF the u. Il O. along the "" and are
being dumped and spread In the places
where the rains and high waters have
washed the bank away. The worst
place is at the old electric light plant
where there is "a wall on the lower
OF the creek which throws the
current directly against the bank.
washing away a large portion every
time there is a hard rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
Nearly Complete.

The work in the Central school
building. which has been going Oh Tor
the last three weeks. will be com.
pieted by the middle OF this week or
by Friday at the latest. Contractor
knight has charge and all the rooms
on the second floor have been com
plcted with the rooms on the first floor
20 be completed this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
NInht Officer.

Owing 20 a number of complaints
from the citizens that an officer could
not be secured in tho night time when
needed. Chez OF Police Games has
stationed IN officer in the city build
ing who VIII attend 10 calls and other
nirht reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

Geo. 70 GotlarI has begun suit FOR
divorce from Josephine Gothard. They
wci" married June %. 1890, and he
...n-'. gross neglect OF duty. COMPEL
iuE .iW Co leave home. extreme cruelty
anil indecent lguguaE. toward him aud
threats % bodily harm.
The trustees ~ the Finley VI T..
church have applied for power 20 en-
Cuuh"r real estate for $4,000.
Tile S~reakeHsftS Of Mrs. Albert Fox
ard Antonio Geida. at Ililonvnle. wers
raficd hy sherifrs deputies and ChaA
Qual ting was arrested OF % caplas.
Albert taurtu~. r. ten year old fuve-
riIf delinquent. was sent 90 the Rows
Industrial Farm. o. Lancaster. % 40
fnrm work 900 Ne I~ "a voter lie waa
one 90 lIlloutale'S ncorrlgilIos
Antonio Gcl.a was fined $3.50 and
costs hv PROBATE Judge McCleary for
maintenance 20 a srcakcasy a. Dillon.
vale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
Probate Court.

In tho matter of the guardianship OF
Howard l. Marty. "a minor. Inventory
filed aua approved
IN a." matter OF guardianship Of Char
lotte T.. Muster. "A minor. Inventory
Uled AM approved.
Ia tac matter OF tn. -assf-uneut ~
George Petapes. ". = HarIesfy was
appointed assignee ana gave bond IN the
sum OF $1,000. with tho United states
Fidelity and Guaranty Company. OF Bal
tiu"ic Md. a. Suroiies. William Sclsf-
ger. Oliver Goodnight and "a. :. Chiefly
were appointed appraisers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
OIL AND GAS

s few sections % eastern fields arc
tirn.sAius some fairly good producers.
with 'he result that 'Dey furnish an
Incentive for drilling additional wells
Taken a~ 90 vho.. fi- average size 90
t.r lf'- complo'i1us in ell fields q
tert small.
WITH tho gas companies very active
.u the West virginia Solids. gasscrs
faurc largely Zoo the late compie'.ons
'u Ntl." Fork. Grant district. Wc'zel
o1ur'r. flc Hope Natural Gas com
i.uv h.s drilled l'- 'esi on fhc Ellen
clover farm through tho salt sand and
Us developed 81 gafscr. l. vii be
drilled to thc lower sands on Fallen
Timber run. 10 The same district. y :.
Snyder Is co. have completed 30 I on
t.- smith ElFrI farm and have q
4o0 Tor % -lL barrel producer in 'he
.Hl .r.un s1ut They arc r.gR NIX up
I lr,i $50. go f'c same farm 20 the
.0rI.r
on 'tc r.n. s1re ~ Lick run. Sow
vt Ton H.-' f .Yiro county. T. r.
Trainer H.. l.. .'.I so 8 on fhc
TO-. is t;Hta'I '.r.1 Ird since giving
90 SHOT BOZ pho Gordon and has a IL
barre. producer Thi- farm contains
'i arr,s AMI as formcrl. operated
Dr. Nf.Fs g. Galley 70 has two oil
oils .r. ono gasaor and "a duster
ru la-r.. run. Paw Paw district.
Marion cn .n't. fhe Union Tflity com
aIrr has drilled lfa test on the J "
iI.aw. .rw through all the sands
and ia- o. Ils'er on Dolls run and
Scott. rIu. 10 ClaF and Cass districts.
fha same company De- drilling tests on
tho y q Morris heirs and " & Lem
rt frr# on Little Indian creek.
Grant district. Urock q Courtney are
.ue ll 'Ie sand 100 a test on the J. O..
Michael ftrm
on Iambcrf's run. Eagle district.
Harrison county " q spcrry q Co
have now drilled their test on tho q
o. Lions farm through mo frh sand
nnd ave r. good raHscr on West
Fork river. boz tho same district. the
laIrmruf Building n Investment Com
psugs test on tho FairmOut Coal
Company property iq producing o.
barrel. 20 dar from The fourth sand
fn fhr same locality. tho Homer Gas
n Supply Company is duo 90 Tho sand
% 20 toef ON mo Loo Hoggr-s farm
IT." HrI on fhc coal property la con.
sifcred NJ enough importance 20 call
ont SOME new work Tho hutchinson
OH n Gas Company r. starting a tost
on mo Ida TOWles farm. and qchan
nor Ur0s are starting a test On their
own and Tho o. a & J 49, Madden
farms
Drilling ard Starting Tests.
ir RI frw localities there 10 some
''' work under way and starting
or Church Fork. In church district.
No'zel county. Aikrn Bros are down
-'0 feef ~ q fr.f on me q W
catcher farm Tho Carnegie Natural
haa Company ia starting a second test
or Dol" t~mlry bclrs' farm The Man.
'af'.rrrs lagi' a Heat Company IL
'fr'.rr 90 feaf 0u fhe Hannah Butcher
@ H'I ..pnf fsefa ON the r. T
f.T' ..r HrI Uhr1t tliDm farms
.Io fr.' f'sf or mo last named farm
ono ~ Oh" beer producers ln tho
fHrrh rIn extension ON pylea Fork
Narn nrfrn f-frct Marion county
'." ffrr'r.r Nlfural Gas Company u
due ln the sand at a test on tho 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

Tn" contract for printing t1c ballots
for tie primary was lot saturday 20 the
1hi" valley News az their bid {34I.s0.
contract for tus blanks was let TO the
Chronicle. az their bid ST. 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

Five f"tsl. r. Is 90 have purchased
-''au.s - a.t.fe trough Tho agency Of
7. W.T.. VIII lsay" today FOR tie old
country.
7~ Hnftfy spent sunday at a
f.. re camp town tho river.
ALL. -'Hr fond % this city. IS
r- .rr f.i1t o. .p fI'tshurg
s. w'. NJ Dung men visited ora
Ger ifo-.fts :siirE camp Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

Pauline Babb were quietly married sat
urday afternoon. at tie Methodist par
soraEc 10y Rev. l. a. AldrcdSe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

lf - htAlk a. Ul'tIN a. could De EXPECT
ell and Will likely recover.
The Riverview Company OF Nc
Mechen will have a public lot sale
near the car barn on Tuesday. August
20. The sale will begin az 10 a. m.
The ladies OF the ". +. church will
servo refreshments on the grounds.
All adults attending the sale Will
have an interest in a twenty dollar
gold piece given by the company.
This is a very desirable residence
part OF McMechen. Come. bring your
friends and enjoy a days outing and
buy a desirable home site M your
own price.
Terms. ten dollars cash and ten dol
lars per month. or > per cent. of for
cash. Joseph Carpenter is the com
pany's agent.
The sale will be in CHARGE Of an
a%uctionccr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
ST. CmLAIRSYILLE

ST GAINESVILLE. o.. Avg 20
CiriI lHsn. firI were as follows.
Wrr'.irr Liquor Company VS. Frank
WNlrIm. Money. Atta.hmeuf Tor
Et1U. $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BIT
WILLIAM c. FREEMAN.

lnlS ana other stories for a
few days will be devoted to
the impressions gathered at.
Boston while attending the
SEVENTH ANNUAL CON
MENTION of the ASSOCI-
ATED DVERTISING
CLUBS OF AMERICA.
The most remarkable
feature of the Convention TO
me was the assembling of
OVER 1900 MEN AND
WOMEN from al parts OF the
country for the one single pur-
pose OF UNITING IN AN EFF
FORT FOR THE BETTER
MENT OF ADVERTISING.
From the opening of the
Convention in Faneuil Hall
until the close of the banquet
in Symphony Hall four DAYS
later-in special meetings ami
in public meetingS-in pleas
ure gatherings and business
gatheringS-there was shown
a wonderful
Err SPIRIT, and, besides,
there was UN-
ANlMlTY on one purpose,
viz:
STANDING FOR. FIGHT
INC FOR,
FOR AND WORKING FOR
THE PROMOTION OF
HONEST ADVERTISING.
The Governor of MaSsa-
chusettS, the acting Mayor of
Boston, ministers, newspaper
publishers, authors. probes
sors heads OF big enterprises.
throughout the entire week,
voiced from the platform THE
SPIRIT THAT DOMINATED
THE CONVENTION - the
SPIRIT OF FAIR PLAY AND
THE SQUARE DEAL. N
THE PRINTED WORD IN
ALL
Talk about mergers There
never was 4 merger like that
OF the Convention IF Aive--
Using Clubs. II was a merger
that cannot he criticised. he
cause il was A MERGER FOR
HONESTY.
Mr.. s. 9. DOBBS. the
president, ana his associate
officers worked indefatigahly.
II was the hest managed affair
have ever seen.
All were deeply interested
in the subject of how lest To
promote the rich. kind Of al
VertlSlng. There Was no Dis
order % any kini-ao frictiOn
promote the right kind Of al
anywhere.
The new President. Mr.
GEORGE w. COLEMAN.
backed up by the Pilgrim Pub
licity Association. whi>h now
numbers five hundred earnest
men, who in turn were baked
up r. the liheraii,t OF Boston
ianS-plannej The whole rro-
gramme. which vas GREAT
~ INCEPTION hut GREAT
EP ~ EXECUTION.
Political Conventions that
nominate T-cS ie0'> of The
United states mi.ht learn 4
lesson from he Convention Of
the Advertising Clubs.
To Pr Co-frrr,7 .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

Cocd tine assured % all al state
FAIR Cr9ur's-"ednesday, August %
-~Cairymcn's ? enic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21
Realty peraa rtled


-||H"T -"||" ~
From Nrly kvwona Co john K-4vonln
tract ~ lard in HIchisud TOW usulp con
s. feratiun. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

lanes Calvert t.l1I.ur t-e g.. AMI
N'ee lrf uahh. are iS. both o.
Pheasant Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

he g. doing as nicely a. could be expect
ell and Will likely recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-21

GoodinT-pabb.
M James Calvert GoodirE ana Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11

effective. then. 70 preside in a crimson
gown over a table cleaning with a black
ard white tea service, The cups are black
outside and white inside and have gfie
edges. Other black tea services are lined
with color Black Wedgwood is at present
having considerable sale.
But the craze for sombre settings IL noe
limited 20 the tea table. In the dressing
room are found black Wedgwood boxes for
bairpins and other necessities of the toilet,
while ebony brushes and mirrors mounted
with silver are not even a novelty any
longer. Extremists go so far as black
wallpapers carpets and furniture.
Strange as this fad may seem 70 cons
sentative minds, IT is not a new one. The
same merchant who now retails black tea
cups TO the smart women of London testi-'
fes that he did the same thirty years ago.
Black china" he told a press repre-
sentative was exceedingly fashionable
about thirty years ago. and suddenly the
fancy turned to lighter colors. The black
china then in vogue used 10 be lined with a
color 70 harmonic with the scheme OF the
ROOM If there were turquoise curtains and
upholsteries the cups would be blue inside
and have black outsides In the same way
we sold bedroom sets OF black These fire.
Guently had the name OF the owner en-
graved on the outside in gold or some
other color. II looks as II these bedroom
sets in black were becoming as fashionable
as they were them