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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
THE THEATRICAL PROSPECT.

Wheeling theaterEoers are TO be
congratulated upon the combination
OF the management OF the Virginia
Theatcr with the Court. II has been
apparent for a number Of years that
the theatcr business was in a measure
overdone in Wheeling. Two fine and
expensive play houses Offering com.
potitive ATTRACTIONS were not as prof.
liable TO their ovners and managers
A. the investments deserved Under
the new regime. and especially under
the e%nterprising and careful manage
r'-nt Of Mr.. Charles \. Friulcr. M
Court Theater the coming year will
undoubtedly Offer a larger list OF at.
fractions than ever before. and q
greater variety Of amuscments. In.
stead Of being dark three or -four
RIGHTS Of each week. it viii become
q popular place Of amusement. open
20 the public every uight in Tho week
and offering every night a high class
program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
Tuesday, August %, 1911.
A FEW OF wATsoN's MISTAKES.

In the Ceredo Advance a writer
who described himself as a Democrat
gives a few of the political mistakes
made by Senator Watson. The arti-
Gle is in reply to a challenge in the
Wayne News. one of the Watson or
gans. to point out a single mistake
made by the Fairmont Coal Company
senator. Here are some OF the mis-
takes enumerated by the Advances
correspondents:
Mr.. Watson made a mistake when
he opposed and repudiated a Demo
cratic National ticket in 1896.
Mr.. Watson made n mistake when
he opposed and repudiated a Demo.
cratic National ticket in 1900.
Mr.. Watson mad a mistake when
he threw the influence of .his coal
companies against the Democratic
County and State tickets in the coun-
ties of Marion and Harrison in 1886
and in 1900.
Mr.. Watson made a mistake when
he became the chief factor in chang.
ing a Democratic majority in his "
county to a Republican majority OF
owe 1000.
Mr.. Watson made "A mistake when
he carpetbaEged himself back inro
this State after he had not resided in
II for fifteen years. and without the
shadow OF claim and no influence ex-
cept money and the support of corpor-
a%t!ons. overruled the will % the peo-
pie by bribing their representative
in the legislature.
Mr.. Watson made a mistake aftei
his election by smotherinC the invcs.
t;gation OF the charges Of bribery
made in connection with his nomlua.
ton.
Mr.. Watson made a mistake after
he took his seat I'm the United states
Senate by a~bsentine himself when fhs
vote on the ship subsidy bin was
taken. and thus allowing that bill "a
pass the Senate.
Mr.. Watson made q mistake when
he voted against tho u~nseating OF the
notorious Lor.mer
Mr.. Watson made a mistake wher
he forced tho democratic members Of
the House ~ delegates and state sen
ate TO ]repudiafc their own record AM
TO betray their party by defeating a
primary election Law.
II will be seen that the list NJ mis-
takes enumerated by the correspond
ent OF tho Ceredo Advance is some
what lengthy and effective. AZ leas.
from a Democratic standpoint. tn,
attention Of tho Democrats f.
West virginia Who believe In the y,
mocracy Of principle is invited 20 th.
interesting li.t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

noon blew down the derrick owe
Schell IL Company's gas well at VIII
son avenue and Main street.
School in Richland district for the
191l-12 term will open Monday. Sep
TENDER 18th. Final arrangements
were made at a meeting of the board
of education held in the Loveland
school house last evening.
Work Of laying the third rail
through Warwood was begun after
midnight Saturday by the Pan Handle
Traction Company. The laying OF
the new track Will be done during the
hours between the time the last car
runs Al night and. the first one appears
IN tho morning.
Mrs. Mary Ludwig. Of Garden
avenue. has as her guests. her
dren. OF GAINESVILLE. O.
Miss Augusta SuWma Is seriously
80 40 the North Wheeling hospital.
after undergoing a severe operation
Saturday.
Cas.us Evans has returned 10 his
homo in South Warwood from a trip
20 New York and other eastern points
MIR. and Mrs, Earl McNabb have as
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Budd. OF
Cleveland.
A test OF the furnace in the new
Dentler Manufacturing Company plant
AZ Glcnnova. was made yesterday. but
the result was not announced.
For being intoxicated and raising a
disturbance on q Panhandle traction
car Saturday evening. and for assault
Ing Conductor Hendershot, Jacob Hen
mis-. 81 the Ohio side. was Yesterday
fined SIS ana costs by Justice Hobbs.
Of Wheeling The trial was held in
the county Jail and Hennis paid his
Gne.
John Wilson NcColloch. ~ Cherry
flill. has recovered from q several
months illness.
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a but l t hink. he "a the first man to begin a national agitation against
ne use OF obacc II you had heard Trask speak o would have been cn-
lncved mat IN use of tobacco "A almost a greata sin IS the use IF liquor
or OPIUM HI a kinds of medical testimony TO show that tobacco users
were on the road to perdtion.
mere "a no par o. the country where Trasks antttobacco crusade
u"k nHmer hod than in h valley Of the Connecticut River. "A from Hart
tUd as far north IS Bratteboro. Vt Young people pledged themselves Il
ute noI touch not or handle strong drink. The tobacco user in that
whey vas locke upon as a grtevous sinner II public opinion all over the
united states had been a s strong against tobacco as il "a in the Connect
cut valley te tobacco trade would have become extinct.
Vel m day therec came. inot the valley an agricultural chemist think
he vas IN the employ of the rovernmont-to visit friends who lived II re
member correctly. In the town OF Sufrld. Conn. just south of the Massachu.
line. He too great interest I'm the agricultural products Oft the vicinity
ana zen TO the habit of studying ad analyzing the soil he nad some o.
perlnents with tn soil Of various farms of Sufneld. and then he told the
farmers that the sol ws cry rich in qualities which would Iuxuriantl pro
duce certain kinds of tobacco One or two farmers. who had nt becn
hffected by In anitohacco campaign. ventured to try the experiment They
raised wonderful crops Of tobacco. and II was discovered that il was espec
Tally suitable for the wrappers of cigars.
The next year still other farmers took IN the raising of the nernicious
weed. and In the course 81 few years the whole Connecticut valley Vas no
coming compararvel speaking. on Of the great tobacco producing centars of
he "ord. And with the discovery Of the profit there was in rroNtnr and
harvesting tobacco in the Connecticut valley there ame a change Of sentiment
respecting IT, use. No onRer lid Trasks anitotacco crus,dcs avail THO or
CARNATIONS died ont; children no longer pledged themselves not to $50 tobacco
ana users" OF the weed were no longer pointed ot ~ men OF sin. AI 1 have
observed more scfool housesa M high schools more libraries in the Connect
ut Valley inc its farmers took to tobacco raising than vere. TO lac found
surplus in the bank" '' ' ~ ""e"
tCopyreht 1911. by + J Edwards All rights reserved)
Nobody" '" """" - """ey trusted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

large hall crowded with amusement
seekers from which the exits are in
sufficient is a highly dangerous place
for a moving picture exhibition. II is
hard to realize the frenzied panic
v hich must have causcd the disaster
at Canonsburg. The sheer folly. the
insanity. and the craze OF II all are
almost past conception. Nevertheless,
these insane panics do occur. and they
Occur often enough 10 make IL import
ant for authorities everywhere to
take %precsution against them.
In Wheeling We have a large mum.
her OF moving picture show houses
Our local authorities will do we'll tc
investigate conditions in these places
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
Up he-River
views of Clennova. Wa-acod
and lcvefa1d.
Free Mall

fAN SGNfNEN.
Announcement has been received
from Washington to The effect d
until Warwood streets are ~properlv
named. houses numbered. street lights
erected sidewalks and crossings ltont
IN good condition and other require.
mcn's lived up 20. free mail delivery
cannot be granted by tho government
This announcement was received
through a letter 20 W. z Hcifcnbiae
from Congressman John vs. Davis.
who has been working on tho matter.
congressman Davis also stated that
Warwood IS not populated enough %
have free delivery through their own
Office. bur the delivery. u established.
would have io come through the
Wheeling office.
The matter viii be brought up for
discussion ~ the meeting of the board
~ trade 90 b. held iu The Wnrwood
hose house This evening. and 70 Is
likely that movement viii be launched
'o have tho postal requirements lived
up f0 s0 fho delivery con poo ob'a.ned.
* number ~ other matters vTl b.
brought up ~ tho meeting ton'rIf.
and 900 members and those who arc
in'oroe'od in tho organization and
good ~ he town arc urged TO BE-
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosoph.-

NY home should tca home Of peace. there everything is slick a.,
b'easc inc wolves don't have a chance % roar around my handsome
cottage door they soon would get IL in the
"oNIA'' 'KIhF neck. the horn of plenty IS IN deck. the iardcrs
tuI OF cake and jam. and Goldfish balls and
"e1 n" me hau,irau and the bunch Of kids would he as gay
- Ea}ail' ~ could but my home enjoy. and not Ict outside Ills
annoy But must fret my dcncd fool soul DER such things A.,
H.sSHa' coal the ~Hcs oi those blamed Cuggcnhcims. and Rookie
ieIermorgans crimes The wicked tariff makes me sweat. our naval
heeo' cant forget and 0ncu hear thar Hobson man predicting
~1''ar Win japan all sunshine leaves my haunted life. and &c,
Up mo neat my VIE ] can't indulge DO harmless chat. I can't enjoy
my monograph ] can't return my Vifcs kind looks. or get much
eomiort from my book, because The referendum fake ba, frcd mi,
With a blue roam ache Wha' blooming fools We mortals be- with
Old Bill Shakespeare ! agree. Our lives might be serene and calm.
and Glead would give 's hahn. 81 We from grief would s,eo aside
and take The gifts the gods provide WALT MASON
tapyrE Li 1910 ~ Geo sua Aaan.
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seemed 70 Give Him = New stomach

Seemed 20 Civ Him = New Stomach.
u suffered intensely after eating
and mo- medicine or treatment tried
seemed fo do any good. writes H. 81.
s ouurpctcrs. Editor % Tho sun. Lake
View. ONO. The FIRST few doses OF
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets gave me surprising rclicf and
fho second bottle seemed to give me
n new stomach and perfectly good
health For saic by All Dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
WAS A YARN
Story o. Foreigner About Being
Beaten ~ Policeman Found
To Be = Fake.

invc7t'ration Yesterday tr police
officials developed the fact hat The
story 90 Adam Wisiuskc Of Barton. IN
police court yesterday morning. to the
eject that Oh local policeman mad beat.
On him with bis club without cause
was groundlcss 70 is said that Wis.
iuake was arrested while tat-nE part
90 q nght and vas badly intoxicated
40 the time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
rHE MOVING plcruaE nnuse

Tho ~Canonsburg disaster is full of
suggestion 10 every small town ln
which moving picture shows flourish
Within a short time picture show
houses have sprung up an over the
country. Many Of tho house. have
been only temporary mako shifts.
poorly fitted Tor rho purposes. mad.
euateiy equipped with exits and fire
protection There is an element %
risk IN tho moving picture i'sei' Tho
films and apparatus In operation arc
70 some extent infammable AMI dan
gerous u ran Dc readily seen thai n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

VUUaNNU HuIIdUIE TOT HUuII Upon NuWN AGIaNtNI
10 one Of the great river valleys.
i don't think much tobacco will be raised in the
northwest. DIR. Loring replied. still. there may be dis
covered some kind OF soil especially adapted to certain
Kind: OF Tobacco. Wheat VIII be far more profitable
1t is curious" DIR. Loring continued. how agricul
tural or Commercial. conditions will sometimes change
mems views. Did you ever hear OF George Trask;
/ replied that 7 had a faint recollection OF having
heard OF a temperance advocate OF that name. Dis Lor
ing laughed.
It's the same man. Trask vat not only as prominent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

remodelinS Of the Lasch building in
l.oveland and the opening of an
amusement palace. the stockholders
and officers OF the Warwood Amuse-
mcnt company Will meet Wednesday
evening in Lasch's hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

Mrs. George d. Widencr attracted
great attention al Newport By wear
ing a pearl necklace worth a quarter
~ a million. Perhaps We will try
hat some Gay. just 10 see II it will a.
tract attention hcre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

Tic readers HI I"a paper viii Do
pleased fn learn that there e. af frHai
orc dreaded I'Hffaf fhHf science .fs
been n"IH fr cure Iu aI| Na affafa nrl
'..f .. |IHrI. |IH|Ia IHfHHr| core .a
t|r .H.r positive tuIc nuu hnnsr f. f.e
medical fraternity TnfHrrI |r.Hr u CON.
a~fffHfuraI disease. rrIHIrra n .nraf.f..
fYuaI ffrHfWfnf TOLLS tHfHrrn IHre Ia
on Fon internally arfrH directly upon fne
blood end mucous surfaces or tire aYa.
tenn. thereby Destroying Orc foundation
~ ODE lrrHfe ans EiVIrE f.o rHfIrnt
afrergfh hv building up Tire rrnrfffufinn
and aaarfInr nature Dob fnIrg ifr uurk
The TfnIrfnfnra have an mu|h fHIfr Ir
la curative powers that they offer Dua
Hundred Dollars fnr arr rHar f.H DO
ff'.s fl cure send Cor JET OF tostmo.
mails
Address
o. D. CHENEY g co.. Toledo. ID.
rHl1 hE UrurEIrfa .r.
fasc lies. - iam..s I4.ts O.. -a1..1-
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Now r. has been discovered that
-te cherry i'm the cocktail IS not a
CHERRY ar an. but n Manufactured int.
This Is certainly the last
straw. except the straw in the cock
tail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29
New News of Yesterday
The Profits That Killed a Crusade
10y E. }. Ed~zrda)

" ESTERDAI I told OF the predicton-now gloriouSy fulfilled -made by
Dr.. George r. Lortng. the countrys last Commissioner of Agriculture.
- in 1883. TO the eacct that the then unopened Dakota praires and tbs
still morer remote Canadian northwest would m az become W OF
tho great wheat granaries Of the world.
Al the m DrLorng made hisp prediction. I asked him H. in his visits &c
h northwest he had discovered any land suitable q the culture Oft tobacco
] had heard hat some farmers Of the then remote vest werec contemplating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

Starting % fire. in % stove with tor1-
fero 100 her homo YESTERDAY morning.
resulted iu Mrs John &. RITZ. vito
OF solicitor Ri'z sustaining % bad
burn on hor hand and arm Tho
F"roson" exploded when 70 came Boo
contact vIfh fho small hiazo In tho
stove flashing ouf and severely burn
INK Mrs Rifzs hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

As an ordinary Congressman. Uncle
does cigar did not seem to cut much
'fggcr."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

The "condign punishment designa-
'rd for DR. Wiley seems 20 have been
lost ln The shuttle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

haps it would he more appropriate 20
say out from under his feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

Congress has been adjourned sever
al days and the nation stiI stands
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Up-River. Briefs.

Do is reported that the Virginia oil
& Gas Company's well on the Gracb
place. "hich WAS drilled in Saturday
afternoon is 4 duster.
The wind storm Of Sunday after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-29

Merchants Picnic. Rock Springs
Park. Aug. Both. Everybody invited.
Tickets for Adults soc. Children soc.
Train leaves Benwood at 7:3O A. VI.
Stops az Wheeling : 40 \. VI.
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Important Meetinq.

To arrange for the building OF a
hose house IN Glennova and to attend
10 other important matters. a meeting
Of the stockholders o. the Warwood
Fire Sc Protective Association has
been called for Friday evening. Sep
temhcr LIST To be held in the hose
house. A full attendance OF members
rs requested al this meeting.
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Stockholders 20 Meet.
TO complete arrangements Tor tho
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-22

Nine)
Nane Description Of Lands Sec r. Total
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-, : :. - Lot 4 1oaI
Lots b1ock11 1 Is
Lot Il baock11 d IO3l
- - ~ Lot bock11 ............. 2s LosI
LoaI
. - 800 Lot block SOW 1OsI
2s COW LosI
~ Lot "a. LOT SOW 1oal
/. 2s gov LoI
49,, block Is gov Los|
s5ssh lss; ~ lot. ii
A L. Perhan.. ....... WIN 80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
W: ~ ." "N 40 '''''' !
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Lct s. Is gov 1o3I
/ 49, - 8 Is gov 1os
l. s. Is SOW 1os
20. s. Is gov IOsI
10, 81 Is 30w Lo3I
II. lock- 2 Is gov Ios
/ 20 bock1 81 Is BOW 1oSI
lot l.. bok 1881
Lot block13 1901
Lcts2s and24 1901
Lot 1c3I
. T. Io3
=. . - g 35w o
"a Is Sow LOS
H Is E N Nf ffss.. also nw
- ''''''' Lot II, blodk1s rs 1os
Lot bnk1s4 Lo3I
- - '''''' Lot bock1s q 1oaI
Lot 5. block LOS
'''''''' Lot block rs 1.osI
r. - ~ = Is SOW 1os
Lots1o II and12 block 12sl
Mrs R P. - 49,. g 3Iw -.
Howard Norhup ..... ~ o anu 80 ~ " '
Lot IL. hok 1o8I
- /
w. smi .......... Nv " viva ~
1ots1S and 4 block S 1osI
Benjamin Bros. !
A. E. vasset. W " ~ -
Lots 8, bok1A 1O3I
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Mrs s. " " IS
A e staon. - -, '
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Lot ock Is Lo3|
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Lott 81 & s LOS
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49, Lots % block1 8 1osI
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| Lot block Is LOS
T. , Is SOW 1os
l. 3, rs 1oaI
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- - - ~ Lot 81 IS SOW 1o
- -- 20 SOW 1O
H. - 49, Is 100
H. Lot block 2s LOB
mi Nv ." ~ " '''''''' s. 8iw ~
L. , , LOB
- 1Ot 2s
Lot ct L ISv block sn ' lying west Of s 80" I
r.; ::s' I: i: ss
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W. .s9SthSss w %
'''''' Ian" 9" 's s:5s.::9 S:5 s 5S4
Northeast quarter southeast - " " ~
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aUaFtsr Of Northeast aUaSte
quarter, OF southWest .quarT..-
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schcd .,.H::::..o.,..c... ass
IS s1w 1sA
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OF
-. g sw
.::.::::. s
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o utheast
Of
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quarter 17sI
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-22

Lots %. p. %. block Is: lots q
and %, block l.; lots y TO
Is, g 10 %, block 10; lots
20 to Is and II to 30, block
21: lots % 10 ~. block p;
lots 70 10 i, block %: lot
10. block p; lots II and p.
block %; lots TO 5, block
SO; lots to Is, block So:
lots Is TO 16, block 81: lots
o 10 q. block SO: lots 10 to
g. block 40; lots s to q.
dock II; lots % TO 90. block 48:
l0us : to II. block 81; lots !
70 :. II 10 %, block So: lots y
TO IS. block 81; lots 5 TO 27.
block IS; lots Is to Is, block
SO; all block 81; all block 50:
lots ! to Is and q TO %. block
S.; lots l TO 4. 2. 10 and IS TO
80, block 81; lots = TO 20. block
So; lots II. IS. 10. block rs; lots
! TO 5. 29 TO a. block 81; lots
II, IS, 70, bIoc1 s.; lots
p to 80, block so .--..es.s,s.s
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pescrintion Of Lands Sec Tp. H. Acres Total
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ADJUSTMENTS
TIE GRAND TONIGHT.

TIE GRAND TONIGHT.
Little Memo"
"Rch Siedge ournament."
Tie Nirdu Prince
Little Nem1" is series of animal
&c cartoons OF Little Memo and his
.aoends. original drawings " NJ.
Winser AcCay, whose drawings has
delighted millions of people of Ameri-
ca, This is one of Tue greatest fea-
ture pictures ever shown il Bruins
wick, and the audience will wonder
at the remarkable way TIE drawings
Of Little Memo and tis friends are
handled. You will almost think you
are having one of Little Nemo's
dreams. Tie picture will appeal to
both cid ard young alike and will
prove one of the most entertaining
pictures ever sacTn at the Grand.
"Bohsledae Tournament at Hunting
ton, l.. H. is great scenic picture
showing the exciting and exhilerating
winter pastime of coasting on tao
steep and extensive hill of that sec
ton Of Long Island One of the clev-
crest pictures shown in a long time.
THE Hindoo Prince is drama of
the findoo life that will prove a SEN
sation. lie story is a very interest
ing and the acting and production is
OF tie best. This will prove one Of
tonights most popular pictures at the
Grand. =
For Wednesday night Manager
Finney has arranged for Edison's first
film d'ux. Silver Threads Among
the Glld, a beautiful picture adapt
ed from the great and popular song
OF Use same name. This is without
doutt tie greatest picture Edison has
ever produced.
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Saved Child Ffonr cna.,.

After our child had suffered ffom
severe bronchial trouble for a year.
wrote g 7. Richardson, Of Richard.
sons Mills, Ala, we feared Il had
consumption 1t had rad cough all
the time. We tried many remedies
without avail, and DOCTORS medicine
seemed as useless, Finally We tried
Or. Kings New Discovery, and are
pleased TO say that one bottle effect.
cd complete cure ard our child is
again str2a& and. healtoy." For coughs
col4s, hoareepess, lagrippe, asthma,
erQFyA, and.esogs,sl uns% It's the most in.
iailib1,5. geipAlxT thgts made. Price
soc and 800. Trial bottle free. Gusr.
anteed by Roses Drug Store.
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For soreness Of the muscles whsth-
er induced ~ violent exercise &C in
jury. chanheriain's Lininent is eX-
ccllent. THIS iiaimert is also highly
esteemed far rha relief it affords in
cases Of rheumatism Sold by u G,
Rfuca, druggist
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PETITE BURGLAR THIS.

The average fer attendance was
some morning from a delightful sleep
and went downstairs to find a lot OF
your che isi3ed jewelry and cut glass
gone, vanished as if By magic. and
wing on the dining room table the
following polite note
Kind Sir: This is so easy I hate
70 DO it., but you are able to lose the
money. Thank you very much. So
70 for Mr. Burglar. Very respectfully
yours, -
That is precisely what Mr.. Albert
Howell, IT., discovered a day or two
ago at Ais residence 4SS Peachtree
street. Inc burglar broke into his
residence through "a glass window of
tie parry. and ransacked the whole
floor O. tie house.
Drop n at tie Glynn cafe, 1928
Newcas y street. for yoar Sunday
timer "A a.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-09

J. NJ. Howell, a popular druggist Of
Gieensburg KY, says. We lse Cham
besla!n's Cough Remedy In our own
household ard know il IS excellent"
Fer sale ~ f. c. Bruce. druggist.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-09

For quick sale, two houses now
renting at $6 per month, will take
5000 for them Write to 1905 Rcy-
Mods street or phone No. 742
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-09

TRY CAsSlO>Ps RESTAURANT,
GRANT 2TEEET; TtiuELoWps OLD
STAND coon EoME COOKING,
FINE DINER SUNDAY
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-09

We VIII lend you the money to
build . home on one Of those pretty
lois il Sonth-aad Albert Fendig &
co.