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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-04-05

1t will be of interest to the ladies to
read what Hurley & Williams have to
say in this issue and visit their store,
which is m ore convincing as to the real
new values.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-04-05
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS

Have you overworked your nervous sys-
tenn and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladder? Have you pains in
loins, side, back and bladder? Have you
a fabby appearance CT the face, and I'M
der the eyes? A frequent desire to pass
urine? If so, Williams Kidney Pilll will.
cure you-DruggiSt, Price SOC.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Props. Cleveland. ohio
For sale by Harvard Pharmacy,
s. Bradford Downes, Proprietor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
DEPL0RABLE CASE
Father In Workhouse. Win Mother
and Eight Children Depend
ert on Relative.

when the case against Fritz Mentz.
John. Runner and Henry Runner
charged with hghting vas brought
before Judge Robinson yesterday
morning. 10 developed a deplorablo
state OF anairs
The testimony developed that
George Runner. head Of the Runner
family. IS now serving a sentence in
the workhouse. and the mother and
eight children are dependent upon a
brother OF Mrs Runner. and have
also received considerable assistance
from local charitable organizations.
u appears that a daughter named
Margaret. about u years OF age. has
lover by the name Of Jacobs. VINO
spends great deal OF his time az
the house and occasionally pur
chascs beer for the crowd Ycster-
day afternoon he bought so cents
worth and John and Henry became
intoxicated on going our on the
street they became involved with
some other boys and started FIGHT
With Meutz Who wOrsted both OF
them. and ono of the Hummer bows II
said t0 have drawn a knife Omcer
Hurl. arrested the trio. but when
the above facts were brought ont.
Judge Robinson continued the case
until Saturday morning % allow OF
further Investigation being made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
KEEPS NOSTRILS
FREE FROM GERMS
PREVENTS CATARRH
Ints Simple Trestnen, cstsh.. osr--.
lseen DIST n Nostrils a,d
Threat ara KEEPS Tne- F-s-,
Doins Hsr-,

Dust Il the AevAnce agent % ois.
ease. and - especially known 20 carry
germs causing CatArrh. Hay FeVer
and other diseases OF the ar passages
The Catarrhal germ and the Har-
ciius tuberculosis. 'hs cause o. All
Injection. enters the body by sev.ral
pathways. The most common OF
these Is by way OF the nose. mouth
and throat Ia the process o. breath
Ing
Undoubtedly the nostrlis and ne
err Passages are the breeding places
for TIE Catarrhal and HAY Fever
germ
AZ preventative % Colds. Group.
Catarrh ant similar affections % the
mucous mem brane. daily application
% the Nostrioia Treatment 20 the
nostrils will save much suffering
This simple. sensible treatment IL
easy % apply quickly reaches and
a'als the sore innamed parts and be-
INK great antisepuc Nos'r'olA also
catches the Eerm-laden PARTICLES OF
dust breathed into the nostriis and
throat and prevent them doing
harm
You get a large tube OF Nostriola-
sixty days treatment al druggists FOR
25c Ftil directions for using l. AZ.
WAYS enclosed with each treatment
Get tube today. and youu Wish
you had tried Nostrioia sooner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18

ports of the following secretaries will
then be given. Corresponding Sec
rotary. Mrs Harlett. Young Pec-.e .
Secretary. Mrs King: literature. Mrs.
Rush Faris; freedmen. Mrs. janice
Morrow. box. Mrs Agnes Bailey
The committees will then make 70
ports. after which the election OF OF.
ncers Will occur In the afternoon a
devotional half hour will be led by
Mrs j. J Srodes The report OF the
Synodical meeting will be made hy
Mrs. ID. Il King and Mrs Shotwen.
The choir IL scheduled for some
splendid music. and an address will
be made by Miss Bertha Stech CA
Why | Am Interested IN Foreign
ers An address BY Miss Cameron.
Of New York. will bring the session
TO q close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
HOME MISSIONARY
CONVENTION OPENS
AT KiRKwooo PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH WITH LARGE AT
TENDANCE.
Interesting Address by Miss Gamer.
on. Of New York-Secretsries
20 Report To-day

The Women Home Missionary
Societies Of the ST Clairsyille Prcsby.
terry opened their session yesterday
afternoon a. 4.3o in the Kirkwood
Presbyterian church az Bridgeport
Rev. Mr nonahey. OF tho bridgeport
church. presided A. the afternoon
session several reports were made
In the evening there was special mu.
sic by Tho choir and exercises by the
Young people The feature OF the
evening" program Was an address
made by Miss Cameron. OF New YORK
The session was veil attended.
This morning the session will be
opened by praise services. which will
be Ted by Mrs J. W Kerr. The r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
MOUNDSYILLE
Circuit COurt Finished Two Cases az
Yesterday Mornings Session.
Other Notes.

In circuit cont Yesterday. only the
morning session WAS held. owing 90
The fact that the funeral OF Mrs. WI
Tam Nolte Was being held ia ben.
wood. and the various county officials
attended tho funeral services The
case ot g. T. West against the % a. o.
vas decided Ia favor OF the plain'll.
and "a verdict OF 800 vas returned for
damages alleged to have been sus-
tained by Mr. Vests furniture A
demurrer was entered hy the railroad
company and judge Nesbitt took the
matter under consideration The
case Of tho city of McMechen against
Della Wade was settled Dos the de-
.ondant agreeing 90 pay a fne OF SIS
fnd costs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
Mound.vlll. arl,f,

william Jefferson. OF Glendale Is
spending a few daNs Ia Welisburg. "a
the guest OF friends
DR. 3. J Crow. Of Rosby Rock. was
10 the city yesterday on business
Dode Martin left last evening for
Nelisburg. where he has accepted a
position.
Ben Peabody will return today from
months visit with friends and rela.
lives IN Philadelphia
Sanford Kirkman returned Mon.
day niEht from two weeks trip
through the southern part OF the state
Josiah Shepard. OF Center street.
left yesterday morning over the b a
Q. for Chicago and will 20 from thai
city 20 San Francisco where he in
tends 20 spend tAe winter
The Haskins auto truck and a
Moundsviile car narrowly escaped col
lision az the car barns yesterday
morning and although they did strike.
no damage was done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRfTTEr Br
WILLIAM &. FREEMAN

] was told the other day
that the GIMBEL PHlLA-
DELPHlA STORE expends
more money in TESTING
CHEMICALLY ALL FOODS
SOLD IN THEIR GROCERY
DEPARTMENT than the
whole COmonwe alth OF Penn
sylvania spends in the city OF
Philadelphia in testing the
foods that are sold 10 Phila-
delphians through the grocer
les Of that city, good ana had.
Is not this REMARK
ABLE CIRCUMSTANCE
! understand from the
State representative in
Charge OF the Philadelphia
district that the law allows
him only $1,000 a wear 10
expend for chemical an
alyses OF suspicious foods.
Just think OF 50 small 4
sum of money being appropri-
ated for such a purpose in
such a large city as Philadel-
phia, when one store in that
city REGARDS THE SALE
OF PURE FOODS As 50
IMPORTANT that it is willing
to spend money-thousands
of dollars annually-to he
SURE that nothing sold in
their grocery department shall
be other than that which is
ABSOLUTELY PURE
One store like that in
every community will do
more TO DRIVE out the
manufacturers Of impure food
than all the legislation in the
world, because there are al
ways ways TO get around the
law. and there are always peo-
pie to TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF these ways.
II has been demonstrated
recently that the mauufactur-
erS of r EALLY URE
FOODS throughout the coun-
try are not satisfied 10 merely
conform TO the law as defined
in the Pure Food and Drug
Act, butt are GOING BE
YOND THE REQUIR T.
MENTS Of the law. and are
DETERMINED that their
products shall he 1000
PURE.
This is an indication Of how
people in all lines of business
In all parts Of the country
REALIZE THE IMPORT
ANC E or PRACTlCINC
THE SQUARE-DEAL POL
ICY.
And the ranks OF these
"Square-deal" merchants are
being added to daily.
ITO be continued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
DEBS COMING
Prominent Socialist viii Speak at
Martins Ferry High senool
This Evening.

lion. Eugene v. Dobs will make an
address ~ the Hlgh school auditori-
um az Martins Ferry this evening.
and many tickets have already been
sold. The Socialists have become
much stronger IN Martins Ferry In
The past tao years and their strengf n
IN the municipal elections which take
place in November u veil known
Many outoftown people are ex.
pected 10 BE- present ~ the address.
AID the seating capacity % the large
auditorium will be taxed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18

The Young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Lugcsry passed away Monday
night az the family home In the Fast
End. near the brickyard Services
viii De- held over the body AZ 4,
Naviers church on Tenth street Ibis
morning. and intorment viii be made
In the at Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
INAUGURATION OF
VARSITY PRESIDENT
PROGRAM FOR INSTALLATION OF
PROF. HODGES ARRANGED.
Prominent Persons From West Vir-
sinia and Adjoining States
VIII Participate
Special Disratch - ~ Int,II.ser Or

Special Dispatch 90 tie Iut.Iissr. o~
MORGANTOWN. W. Va oct. IL
Arrangements for the inauguration
81 Or Thomas Edward HODGES as
president OF the West Virginia TINT
versity during the FIRST week OF No
vember are rapidly nearing compile
ton Tho Inauguration exercises
viii open on Thursday November 81.
but the Inauguration exercises prop.
er will h. held on Friday The pro
gram follows:
Thursday. Nov. ?. 8 p ~.
An Educational Meeting. Hon " T.
shawkey. state Superintendent Of
Schools. presiding
Addresses by Hon. p y. CIaNton. e..
: Commissioner OF Education. and
Dr. r. a. Alderman. President 81
University OF Virginia
Friday. Nov. 3. $50 A. NJ
, Formal Reception OF Delegates and
Brief Addresses % Greeting from
Presidents OF Colleges and Univcr.
stiles. Or. ID. Is Puriuton. former
President OF the University. presld-
ing
Among those bearing greetings are.
President Edward r. Sparks. state
College. Pa.
President =. 4 Alderman. Cniver.
sity OF Virginia
President Arthur 4 HamorschiaR.
Carnegie Technical Schools
President ". w. Crawford. AleEhe.
ny College
President W o Thompson. The
Ohio state University
President Carl @. Doney. West Vlr.
ginia Wesleyan College
President James + Allen. Davis.
Elklns College
President Thomas r. Cramhet.
Bethany College
President = r. Mccormick. The
University Of Pittsburg
President Herbert Weich. Ohio
Wesleyan University
President Alfred T Perry. Mariet-
"a College.
Presidents ID Morat. Washington
and Jefferson College
President Charles W. Dabney. Uni.
versity % Cincinnati
President G. - Clark Salem Col.
lcre
200 p.
Formal Exercises % Inauguration
Governor Giasscock presiding
installation Charge by Hon. " p
SnaWkey,l President Board % Re.
cents. Response by President
Thomas Edward HODGES
Addresses by President Harry y ind
son. o. Chicago University. and
President " . Thompson. az the
ohio State University
Inaugural Address by President
Thomas Edward Uodrrr
400 p. n
Grand Reception in Amor.
$50 p.
Pan Hellenic Reunion.
Saturday. Nov .. $40 A.
West virginia Day. Hon D. r OGDEN
presiding
Addresses by Senator william p
Chiffon ard Hon Joseph uot
Gaines. for The State. bv ur Rob
err a Armstrong. for Tho Trlvcrai.
~ hy Prrqldenf T. CorhIv. Tor
mo Normal Schools. By Prof r l..
Friend. for tho seconary Schools
BY Or Macy MCGEE waters. Judge
q. Dayton ard Hon W 50
Hughes. Tor the Alumni. and ty
other friends % 'he University
2:5o .. ~
Annual Foot Ball Game befv.ar
West virginia University anr
Washington and Jefferson college
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
Condition Serious

John Heath. 90 Tcll known resident
or this gitJ is i1 very serious con.
ailon ~ his home on Fourth street.
suffering from cancer ~ Tho stomach
.i "as stated last evening thar utf-a
hopes are entertained Tor bis re-
Covory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18

Friends % Niss Ruth Friat7s. FOR
neriy o; this city. have received word
Ok Der marriage Which is 20 take place
IN Aoor-neid " Va THE morning
70 NNnam Wilson. a vel known
Seuns man % that ci,y After the
ceremony. the yogaE couple I'LL cone
- This city. vhere they vii spend
several weeks as the guests OF MIss
Niunie ksyser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
wIckERsHAm HAS
NOT GIVEN INTERVIEW.

OMAHA. Neb. oct. 17.-Attorney
General George W. Wickersham this
evening denied that he had given out
any statement indicating what action
the department OF justice might take
relative TO the reorganization plan an.
nouncod BY the American Tobacco
Company. He said the matter had
not come 10 him in an Official way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18

The Chau,auqua Circle. A. a meet.
.ng held Monday evening. With Rev
lawrence on Third street. elected o.
neers Tor the coming year as follows.
heF. ,. A Lawrence. president. G A
ShoSacre. vice president Mrs : G.
shaw. secretary. A number OF EoOd
programs have been arranged FOR the
coming meetings. which viii De- held
az The hong OF some member every
Monday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18

While out driving late Monday night
sidney Booth. % the lower end. had a
narrow escape from injury a, mo
trench on seventh street This noi-f
has been closed for traffic Tor sorre
time. but booth forgot the fact ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
Reception for Pastor.

The members and friends OF the
Glendale 81 2. church held a recep-
lion IN the church pariors last even
INK. complimentary 70 the new pastor.
Rev. LLOYD Fast. who succeeded Rev.
5. J. Cotton. Quite a large number
of people we're IN attendance and an
enjoyable evening vas spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18

Tho county court began tho regular
'"ii term yesterday morning a. the
''ur' mouse. but held only the morn
ing session. adjourning 40 noon. The
zen franchise application came up for
discussion az did also the Farmers.
Mutual application. but both were
continued until a later date -Four OF
the newly appointed road supervisors
q ia'ihcd yesterday and gave bond
Tor $500. The Viii OF the late Sarah
Howard. OF Rosby Rock. was probated
end the Mercantile Banking & Trust
company vas named as executor A
delegation from Nuss vas present
asking for a bridge NJ that place. but
the commissioners deferred action
un'il they could view the proposed
site
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18

The wise people Of them
know this law. They act in &C.
cord with it--not in opposition 20
IL. Whatever your taste in life.
you'll do Il better Il you dress like
winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18

drove into the o3ea sever treneA.
for' anAteiy he ~As 10; injured. al
ihough Re vas tarosn frvrl the bug
~ 20 the street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18

organiza'ion Is composed OF members
OF me calvary church and some gooa
musicians are among the members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18

Don't fail 70 read wheeling Optical
Co q advertisement IN tO-day's issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18

ITO be continued J
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-10

the legal phases favorably explained
by his attorneys but the members are
not showing any great desire to get
onto this band wagon.
The soldiers home investigating
committee has a rough draft on re-
port shaped up, but is keeping open
house all this week and will not at
tempt to present their findings be
fore the first of next week and do not
give out any intimaton of what they
will show.
The most important bill presented
yesterday was one which requires
railway companies to put in firm side.
tracks where towns are eight miles
or more apart, the petitioners to pay
all the cost of construction of such
tracks.
The question of title to new islands
I'm the Missouri river was fought out
in Forts island" bill and after siren.
uous opposition on the senatorial side
by Senator Bartin Lyman, the senate
passed the bill to give ownership of
all such lands to the counties on the
east banks of the stream. Bartin ask
ed that his county be given show
in the bill and the bill went through
over his protest.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-10
Charity Board is Oroanized.

Norfolk now has an associated
board of charities representing nearly
every church denomination in the city.
y fairly large number of citizens met
in the city hall Friday evening and
adopted articles of incorporation and
elected the following board of direct
ors; c. b. Durland, p. r. Stafford, sr,
r. +. Coleman, A. Degner, j. b. May
lard, DR.. O. r. Meredith, w. r. Hoff-
man.
This board will elect a president,
vice president secretary and treasur.
er. These officers will be members Of
the board of directors, with the excep-
ton of the secretary, who will receive
a salary.
The duties of this secretary will not
be easy. He is to have an Office in
the business section of the city, and
must investigate every case of destitu.
ton, unemployment cruelty, etc,
which is reported to him by watch
crs" or visitors" located in various
parts of town. These watchers and
visitors are also to be appointed by
the board of directors. The organiza-
ton has made the membership fee so
small that they believe every citizen
will be able to join. A membership
card allows all privileges to vote for
board of directors. The benefit to be
derived from this membership card is
good one.
The housewife who is annoyed by
tramps can well rid herself of this
nuisance by handing that gentry of
the road a card which refers him to
the secretary, who in turn will have a
list of Jobs" for Weary Willie, who, of
course, will soon tire of Norfolk if
handed many of these cards. On the
other hand, the visitors in each dis.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-10

is in fact, the largest. the best known
and the least interesting OF four min.
iature states. The three others are
the Principally of Leichenstein and
the republics OF Andorra and San Ma.
rine. The government of Lichensteln
consists of council OF fifteen, twelve
elected by the people and three APP
pointed by the princely head of the
state. It used to have tiny army
which dutifully assisted Austria in the
war of 1866.
The republic of Andorra is under
the Joint protection of France and the
Spanish Bishop of Ungel, and is ruled
by council OF twenty-four elected
members. San Marine is the oldest
and smallest republic. It's area is
only thirty.three square miles. 1t lies
embedded In Italian territory in the
Apenyines, some miles from Rimini
and is quite independent, as it show.
ed when it afforded shelter to Carl.
baldi In his darkest hours. Its consti
tuition is unique, for it amounts to an
eligarchy. The council is composed
OF sixty self-elected members, forty
commoners and twenty mobiles. The
tiny state has not only a native nobil.
ity but an army of 1000 men. 1t re-
CARDS the king of Italy merely as it's
friend,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-10

j. II. Gilpin who, with his wife, COM
pleted Saturday a weeks hypnotic
comedy entertainment at the Audito.
RUM is not stranger in this part of
the country. Gilpin worked twenty
skinner for the Harding Brothers
creamery at Wisner. Since leaving
his farm in Cunning county he has
travelled over the entire world and is
one of the foremost hypnotists.
At the age of 81, Gilpin came from
Lincoln Kan, where his father q
medical doctor, had a farm. Gilpin
secured a farm not far from the town
of Wisner. There was very little to
do alone on the farm and he secured
employment with the Harding Broth.
ers creamery as driver and milk
skinner. While employed at Wisner
he became acquainted with w. q. King,
now of Norfolk, who was a butter max.
er in the same establishment in
which Gilpin was employed. Gilpin
was very much surprised when the
same w. u. King greeted him on his
arrival in Norfolk. Il had heard Will
King was dead" said the hypnotist.
| The King vino had died was John King
of West Point.
When Charles Harding sold out the
| creamery to the Elkhorn Valley
| Creamery company, Gilpin went to
| New York City direct from Cunning
county, and after a two years course
! in the New York Institution of Sci
ence he graduated and then took VI
the subject work under a number OF
leading hypnotists. He then was en-
gagged in travelling as an assistant tC
X. Lemont Sage. Thomas F. Adkon
and other noted scientists.
| A few years later he became a part
ncr of Professor Knowles and trav
eled with him for twelve years. Gilpin
has now been in the profession fol
| twenty-three years. His home for the
past fifteen years has been in Chicago
He likes Nebraska and likes to talk
about the time when his ambitions
were to become a great farmer
| Fate, however, dealt the cards other
| wise and he has remained with the
! profession he chose after leaving his
| Nebraska farm. He has studied med
icine, but declares science has him
for keeps"
81 don't believe man should
change his profession too much" says
the hypnotist. You will notice 4
Observation-Disclosures never amounts tc
much He certainly is not expert il
any of the trades he has taken up"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-10
Final Tenpin Games Today.

st. Louis, Feb. 6.-Final games in
the American bowling congress tour.
nament which has been in progress
here for the past sixteen days, will be
rolled today. Squads will compete in
the two men team events, the five
man teams having finished last night
with the Flinners of Chicago first,
with score of 1924, landing the top
prize of $3.50 The record of w. n.
Hartley and Al Ziler of East Liver.
pool, Ohio, who are leading in the
doubles with 1,246, appears safe, al.
though some crack teams will roll
today. James Blouin of Chicago,
whose score of 6S1 tops the individ-
ual list, is expected to carry off first
money which amounts to $500.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-02-10
Roller Defeats James Davis.

O'Neill, Neb., Feb. 4. Special to
The News: DR.. F. B. Roller of Seattle
defeated James Davis of Sioux City in
straight falls here Friday night, after
one of the most interesting matches
ever held in the city. The Seattle
wrestler pinned Davis's shoulder to
the mat in a hammer lock and half
Nelson in thirty-two minutes in the
first half, and in twelve minutes in the
second fall with a crotch and half Mel
son. Davis made a great showing
with his heavier and stronger oppon-
ent, who highly praised him after the
match. DR.. Roller gave an interesting
address on the sport to the enormous
audience. He left Saturday for Chi.
cago. Before the match Friday night
the local promoters of DR.. Roller re-
ceived a letter from Dummy West of
Gregory, who challenged Roller, but
the doctor made no reply to the chal-
lenge.
Young Matt Kane OF O'Neill is be.
ing boosted by large following for a
match with Gene Sullivan, the light.
weight of the trio of Sullivan fighters.
The Kane hackers are endeavoring to
force Gene Sullivan TO put up a side
bet for a match with Kane. Sullivan
declares he will cover all OF Kane's
money. Should these two lightweights
come together an interesting match is
promised.