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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
Don varriek

This Eagnificently bred young stall
lion will make the season ~ 1881 ~
my stable near Stanford. Ky. on The
S''r'by CITY pike ., 81 10 insure n
living colt. Don Varrick IS 1e-2 hands
beautiful chestnut. short back heavy
lone in fact the highest type OF the
trotter and perfect disposition He is
10y the great Onward Silver 2:O5 IA.
that won the $1,000 Transvlvania in
a seven HEAT race in 1902 and tse same
year won tee $4,000 Bonner Memorial
and the n. and VI. all in broken heats
and Sold for S2l,00o and later for S2S.-
zoe. Don VGTrick / bred exactly like
/ Spanish Queen that won the $4,000
TRANSATLANTIC in 1908 making a 70.
cord of 2.O7 ,Wd was clasccd ae enc
ui the four being one OF the greatest
money winners on the grand circuit
/ in | DOS.
Onward Silver Is by Onward. ODc al
the greatest and best sons NJ George
/ Wilkes EDWARDS dam was tse dam Of
Director. the sire of that great FANNY
OF trotters and PAGERS. Don VarrickS
Ist dam was by Wilkes Boy, by George
/ Wilkes a full sister to TIE Way 2 H.
Ia and half sister 10 Madeleine Patch.
en- the dam OF Rubber 2:l0, Winches
ter 2:l9 "a. Billy Wilton 2:2O. and
Miss Il. 2:30 2nd dam Mary by Bogg's
Grey Eagle the dam OF The Way and
bladlene Patchen.
J. Don Varrick's dam.. produced Or.
| Conner. that placed a public half mile
On the Lexington track at l6 months
IN los "a aud sold to n. w. Hubin-
ger OF New ITaven for 81 600 she also
produced Maggie Igo. that trOttcd p
mile on the same tract at 16 months
old in I'LL and sold fer $500. Don
varrick In fast game and always on
the trot, very rarelv ever leaves bic
feet. In 6 weeks handling last fall he
trotted a quarter on half mile track IN
"a 10. Sec. half in ITO npd the
nnle in 2:27 ~ on the outside OF
track. Please note the rich inheri-
tanca of speed on botr slider. not
n missing INK for generation Breed
10 this fellow and you can't rniEe
the four things everv breeder looks
for size. disposition, speed and looks
See him before hooking vour maze
Season money due when marc ~"
narted WIT or bred To another hors.
Marco kent NJ 70 cents per day and ell
car taken. will not be respon' ihle for
accidents or escapes. pon VarricF
is gro trotter II he had tho uropcr
haudlinr
cTJFTON Avn r-rcS-TI
Clifton is hiacly tsely witch iiPh'
points. 5-years-old last September, IL
= -
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
WafZmana, S43

Matzmann. No. SI3.-This splendid
German Coach horse was foaled NAV
2lst. 1908. by II. Hanenkamp. in Ger
many. He was imported by ]. Crouch
a. Sons. of lafayette. Indiana. lie
vas sired by Eskimo. No. 1900. lie Is
very fine type OF the German coach
horses. and sold for $1,000 three years
go. lie will make the seasou ut my
place at Hustonyille. at $40 to insure
a living colt.
Al the same place will also stand
toy fine trotung stallion Hummer. Jr.
at SIC to insure a living colt Ills
get have all been very fine road nor.
ses.
will stand my several fin, aoks at
slf for mares. no jsanets. Money due
or all these sires when mares are
sold or traded.
J. X. BAuoHMAN,
Hustenviiie. Nv.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
CHILD PLAYED WITH
A DYNAMITE CAP

The six year-old grandson Of Rice
Harmon near Union Church near Ter
ryville had an exciting experience u
his home. The little fellow lives with
his grandfather. In some way he got
bold OF a dynamite cap and iguitel
same While he held IL in his hare
When the explosion came. his thumb
and two of his fingers were blown
off and the brass fragments from the
dynamite cap were buried in his ab
domen and forehead. The accident
was a most horrible one but the vic
tim IL doing as well ay cogid he eV
pected under the circumstances;
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
The Agony Of . Baby Under
Shin Affliction

90 oil tb. more terrible because II can
,sr you how II suffers. But there 10 re-
iIaf al hand-not only reiief but per
,oanent cure from prickley neat,
rashes. hives. eczema and all o'nel
skin affections so prevalent among
infants during the summer hohehs
m YOU want TOT see your baDy rs,
easy once aein-end a look OF rene,
spread over lts little face, Just Apply
this splendid remedy zEMo. we De.
lieve honestly and sincerely that 20
ZEMO you will find the cure you y,
have been praying for. We can tel
you in all truth that we have MADE
thousands and Thousands OF parents
happy with this simple but sure rene
dy.
And TO prove our absolute sincerely
we have instructed all druggi " sou
ing ZEMO, to refund the purchaser ms
money n the verv first bottle 900. h''
bring relief. Used persistently there
after ZEMO il hound to cure.
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP make the
most enconomical as well as the clean
est and most effective treatment foi
affections OF the skin and scalp wheth
or on infant or grown person.
Sold by druggists everywhere aho
in Stanford by q. l.. Penny.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
the WAKEFIELD

Trial 2:24 Trotting. Dark Bay Stal.
lion. 10 hands; foaled August 1901
bred at Village Farm. East Aurora \
y. First dam Naughty Girl by Rex
Americas z3sOO. i.year-old record
2;ll IL. sire OF Battleton. ayr. re-
cord zoo 81. American Belle AYR.
record S:l1 IL and is others in $3.50
list; son of onward 1411, record
2:25 10, sire OF Onward Silver 2:O5
IA and l70 others in the $3.50 list.
Onward was sired by George wilbes
SIS
Second dam Duerma. sired by Nam.
brine King 1875. sire OF IS INCLUDING
Lady OF the'Manor :. o. II. lord Der.
by pos 80. Heir at Law 2:O5 3.i.6 9th
ers in 2'lG
Srd dam Dotlet, by Nutwood coo. the
sire OF II in thu list
tth dam. Topaz by Strathmore. lOt,
sire 90 in the list
5th dam. Willard. by Albion, 9th dam
Ned by Edwin Forest. eth dam | .ady
Turner hy Mamhrino Chief II.
The Wa-ticld was bred TO only i5
mares. We has = foa:s all up-hesGed
plenty OF stvle. size aud substance
and plenty Of speed The Wariield
Is representative stallion IN all the
term implies. To say that he has
size, substance and speed only in part
emphasize the qualities combined in
this son OF Dare Devil He has them
ana thev are such symmetrical charrc
ter a. to make him a stallion among
many His head and neck. bod, feet
and legs are perfect aud when 'ecn
IN connection with his faultlcss gait
and great beauty are especially i'm
prcsstye. You shouln sec tlis horS"
before breeding. Won viii say you
never looked az better one.
The Wlrueld is the only stallion
that has dams in the great brood
mare Wsi. He ha1 two Nauibnno
King crosses. two Mambrino Pachen'
two Mambrino chief, one Chuh1s on"
onward. one GORGE Wilkes. one El"c'
tioueer. one Nrt0nod, one SttathTur"'
moro trotting crhssoj than any stal-
lion alive. o,e,.
The Warfield is by Dare Devil. 2is'S
record 2.Og. He by Mambrino KING
1919 he by Nambrino Patchen' bs ne
nv Mambrino Chief IL. Dam Merce
des. by Chimes 534s. BY Elecuohee'
l2J. IL
Dare Devil is a great winner. re
won the championship at NauohaI
Horse SHOW in 1895. class - i'Is'
National Horse SHOW 1898, class
first National Horse Show lSS'' e'S
10: championship Nrtona TOT
show 1900. class 2; tirt Natoha
Horse show 1909. class 2; iirst Na'
IopaI Horse Show 1900 class 10; ilrs'
Boston Hors, show 1902. class ~ 70.
serye Boston Hor-e Show l'o-' c,a ~
:. second Boston Horse Sho" .'o,'
lass 3. second Boston Horse Sho"
1908 class .: reserve Boston iiorse
show. 1903, clRtr l; thtrd b'@tou
.Inrse show 1903. class I. lie urea
me Beau Ideal 2't5 u, lsire OF TT.
cess Eclcn 2.O5 3AD Devils uauE. %
g19S "a. Sarah Hamlin ?. ~ -. TT
Ter 2:22 IA. Dare Devil, IT. Z;zs -.
win make the pre- cent season ~ our
farm on. mile from Mckinney ny" AT
SIS TO insure livins colt
s. NJ. OWENS & SON,
Mckinney Ky.
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DIGNITY DARE 1882
Nominated in the Chronicles Saddle
Horse Futurity Stake 1911. 1912
And 1918.

Combined stallion, Dark Mahogany
Bay, 1913 81; weigh l,20O pounds.
IL absolutely sound in every WAY.
Kind dispO 'ition and colts easily han
ledd He has stepped eighths in Is IL
hitched to a sullIy; is five gated; a
great show horse wearing the blue
tie ever since a yearling; at three
years old wore 13 blues and l red out
OF IA shows; as a harness horse and
as a model Is in a class to himself.
He was never defeated except by two
of his own colts. and has won in
rings of 23 head. His colts are al
ways in tide the money, and when
developed make great saddlers and
high priced three and five gated show
horses. Sixty five OF his get at an
average age of . 10 years sold at
nr aYarago Trice Of s6l'. lie has
n"ve- been defeated in produce ring
ring when shown with to Is OF his
get.
Z Think of such saddlers as he haS
sired: namely, Nettleton, WinsOm,
Prospect. the Jim Anderson mare, Hey
Day, the Price Herring Mare, Toxic,
Nare, London Dare. Dare All, White
Foot Prince Imperial and q host ot
OUTFITS lIif nave bttI SOiu lIONN Flt'N'
20 $1,000 Look az tis record as y
size Of saddlers and see what they
Cau do.
DIGNITY DARE. got bv Chester
Daro No. TO- &c LIST dam BY WEIGH
mort 1867 A 7. II. r., he BY Rysdyk's
iiar,blotuniaDe No. 10 A. T. n. r. viii
serve mares this season OF 1871 at nv
table in Hustonviue at the low price
of
$25 to insure Living Cot.
Money due when colt comes OF mare
traded or removed. Or bred to anv
other stock. A fien retained on all
colts until paid for. Grass furnished
NJ rcasonablea price for mares from
distance and must be settled for be-
1orr removed Breeding hours frop
3 20 10 in the morning and to- 6 In
~. evening Mares will receive my
-r-Sonal attention. but will not be
acspou -ible for accidents or escape.
NTii also ut the same time and place
.;tand my great breeding Mule Jack
4, PEfToN. -
30 weW known in the West End of
y frcoin county. at $40 for marea aud
rsc for Jehnets. due when colt Is
soried or mare traded, removed Of
parted with. or mare bred tn any 9th
ser took. Peyton ny Hpff Dudderar's
Tack. he bv Hubbie-s T3rIgRolia and
-opr of Jim Porter Jennet
Peyton is fine with very large bone
-Hrd foot. good neck and ear, GOOD
q waiter. wen mounted. Is hands 7 inch
'nfvh and admired by all who see him,
On" 20 said 10 be the best mule jack iy
lincoln county.
All are invited to come and sec him.
fs1one IN residence.
D. s. CARPENTER,
Hustonville, Ky.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
voItaire 55I40.

''efcheOn of America bay stallion
foal a June 3Td 1908 1868 hands. weight
800 pounds voltaire is considered
By eooa judges to he the best type ot
drait-horse ever brought to this coun-
~. Win make the season OF 1911 at
the Goodnight farm one mile FROM
town ON the Danvilie ps,xe at $i5 to
insure a living colt.
Care taken 10 prevent accidents but
not responsible should any occur.
j. NEvIN CARTER,
Stanford, NY. o..
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
Poies for Xinlna plants.

Vining beans and all other vines
should have pole or similar mechani-
cal supports. Some plant corn or sun
flowers for beans to vine on. This Is
the lazy gardeners method. Two
thrifty plants cannot occupy the same
soil space at the same time and
thrive. Plant corn and sunfiowers by
themselves and beans by themselves.
and give the beans good pole. support
n you wish 10 secure big crop.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
9. M. OWENS & SON,
Mckinney, Ky.

VIII make the sesion Of 1871 AT my
Mace near Mckinney. KY at the Io~ '.
nrice OF SS.OG to insure hvlng cor
RMS Jack is IL hands inches hlEh
.lack with white points. Tine stS't
rreat bone ana foot and ha. proved
bInlsalf a great breeder. HIS eo',s
Mas always brought the top prices. II
yiil pay you. u zee this ls'A ""'
breeding your s~res
s. NJ. OWENS q SON.
McKinasy.Ky
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
SUFFERED
% YEARS


Mrs. J. III.
Bourland. San
Saba, Texas,
writes:
"For twen-
ty-three years
1 was a con-
slant sufferer
from chronic
catarrh. l had
a severe mis-
cry and burn
ing in the top
Of my head
There was al
most n con-
tinual drop
ping of mucus
ntomy throat,
which caused
frequent ex-
pccto ration.
My entire sys-
TEN gradually
beca me in
yolve q. and
my condition
crew worse. I
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
LIS EouAI DON'T EXIST.

No one has ever made a salye, ONT
ment or balm to compare with Buck
len's hrpkg Salve. It's the only per
iect heaF OF Cuts, corns, burns, sores
scalds boils, ulcers, eczema, salt rhe
IN. For sore eyes cold sores, chap
Der hands or spralns its supreme. TN
rlyaled for piles. Try IL. Only 25c
Il rernys Drug Store
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
) OF eRopERYv
SALE At MCKINNEY

pc'uir 20 INTO other busiseas
We vil -.. the following proper,
located opposite the depot at McKin.
nsy, Ny
One rs room hotel.
one livery barn.
One store-house 6Ox8o. with side
rooms, wish took OF merchandise.
Parties desiring to go into the hotel
ana livery and goods business win
find this nne location. VIII make
good price TO scu parues can
on o. wrAo .. n. MASTERS or Chas
Bowyer. McHineg. n,
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
Mature Cabbage and Potatoes.

In few sections in the northern
states is II possible to bring cabbage.
potatoes. sweet corn or tomatoes to
maturity IN the open air by July A.;
and tomatoes are likely 10 DO con
sideTably later.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
RURAL TELEPHONES

NIX FARMER Make modern O
residence and place yourself quotations
time This be accomplished by eephope
which and neghbors that
the benefits received Call address Office
headquarters Nashville Tenn for information regarding
Line If present ling telephone sr,.,
Immediately interest Our lines Slats Knuel
Mississippi Louisiana the Southern PARTON aa
Illinois. EAST TENN TEL. 4 rEI, -
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
Carrard Chief. 1858

nav stallion 1913
me the finest stations living lie
Chester Dare Dare
10 ii is almost impossible for
A Of
has Judged this horse the Texas
fine championship
the South West at Dallas in 1905 1908
In saddl
Sh" March .Ji In breeding
class for saddle stations and Is
or gedng He will make the
SIS TO insure
living Care taken to peyent acct
dents but responsible IN
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04
Every family and especially tho

Every family and especially those
who reside In the country should De
provided at all times with bottle OF
Chamberlain's Eminent. There is no
telling when il may be wanted In case
of an accident or emergency. Is
most excellent in all cases of rheuma
tism. sprains. and bruises. Sold by
Penny's Drug Store.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-04

on GIVE, liver, kidneys and how
so oa",a 10 go ON strike and refuse
els SEA- right Then you need those
20 No,n Iittle strike breakers-Dr
piea ...s New Life Pills-to give them
kins sd gently compel proper action I
aio sna heath soon follows. Try
i Escei' ss cents at Penny's Drug store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-06
IMPRESSIVE WERE
THE SERVICES
LUTHERANs CELEBRATE REFoR
NATION FESTIVAL
Services az Zion Lutheran Church
Throughout the Day Honorns
Church's Founder

The most impressive services ever
held IN ans lutheran church ia
Wheeling Ia celebration OF the La.
thcran festival vas that OF sunday.
extending throughout the entire day.
The Trinity Lutheran church also OBJ.
served the day. but tho celebration "a,
Zion church was by Tar tho largest
and most impressive. Throuchout
the day a service Of song and prslse
with sermons a. both the morning
and evening services was carried out
Tho morning service was marked
by the regular eucharis'ic celebration.
the pastor delivering an address on
the subject, The ApOsto>c Church
Restored" The discourse was "A most
interesting one and had largely 20 DO
With the history al tho Lutheran
church. showing how 30 Was in reality
not church established by Martin
Luther. but the church 90 Christ and
the Apostles. and restored bv Martin
Luther after corruption bad crepf
into The catholic church u The cen.
turtles just before the sixteenth.
~ This service az well ae ai scr.
Ices ~ the day. special music Was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-06

viii afford. and u will be worth the
best price OF theater matinee and
night performances TO hear them Mrs
Kor-r comes here under the auspices
Of the economic department OF the
Woman's club. and that organization
is lending its best efforts TO improv-
ing conditions in the homes Of Wheel
ing u .s. therefore. important that
this particular enterprise be cncour
aged. and ~ - hoped that the lectures
and demonstrations win be well
patron.zed The following subjects
Will bee discussed by Mrs Rorer
Monday -Starches. Mock Charlotte.
Ten Ways az Cooking Potatoes
TUESDAY Breads White Bread.
Whole Wheat Bread. sticks. Corn
Mush BREAD. Rolls
"Wednesday Soups
Thursday 10 Use the Cheap
or cuts Of Meat. Canncion. Steak
Stanley. stew with Dumpllngs
Friday Salads
Saturday Desserts.
Tickets for tho full course are sold
for s.. and are transferable. so that II
is possible FOR more than one person
to use the same ticket Single adj
missions ar" - cents
The domestic science department is
bring ng Mrs. Rorer here for tho bene-
% 81 all women, whether club mem
bers or not
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~. rsma-i sehS1ru. % whs~iias.
0neiaurr
MISSION as organized - ~
a. fisoT1 board % Hone Missions q
fitfsDufxh -Fno-t. bat early "a l-g9
as transfsTr~i 20 the Hone Mls-
SONAR b"@rr % fhe Cen-r4i synod
US ueins tne arri mission receiE-'-
o ne Genera Syuoi N th~ fS-n
ne,h CENTURY
On Nofefub- ~. lsp'. a. a mas
in~-'4nk- action AS taken % pur
ela-r The lot - ~. 1l1s Eor street
Nu-rs me present cturvh - s0~ 20
est-d A a 'on<rr EstionaI meeting
~.th TIE i1-4 ulem o-rship % - PR
en- AHld - th~ hon" % = q Has
inks. On March D. -as fouud ft-r
thTf had $50 in Re treasLrr On
80 f~cic--4 20 Pur has. tns .ct 20.
$40 aof erect thereon rt-rr I
20 ainE a. o. Co.'s ~ $685. .'. S.rr-
Ia Tim" fhr property has been
- ~ l-r-of"- - .- Dos falu--f
a. .-r''
I- 'h-rrh 49, defeated -9 r.-
s~ffir '' God with impr~-s'tr r~fs
t"'Ir7 on iiGat Apr. o. .''-. a'f
Re- -tracrt lhlr'mar 90 D4f
A' w Hartman ass -lfl th-
cong -a'''h Tor Pen t"afs. ard -lr
lts fl' nine 'i- member ~ Na- a.
CREASED '" 20. d." r"ilgIist'd i.a
NoFh 90 N"f~nr'f q. .F''. aud 'A-
present pastor hef 'h-fi-e l. k-'-
ter ~ Fairn".f. Pa WIS extended a.
lhiul'""N- '-.- fi' a. -~bt"d l'er"n -
Der 10 if'' ana "t- Installed ola
, cdr iaff 49, i't' d, 4,r' A.onkp
inrhi'. - u. of f'ti,b irEh. and h~'
sAinu-i SEW arm. W Wheeling
hef Mr hliter. on Jli} i' 1917.
announced To hi- ruhKr"ra 'on TIE
F'ts pleasing meas .la. ai "i me w.
d"birdh"-S against 'a- 'iHT.u had
o'..h PAD "d
when it~'. Nr k''"r i""s charge
OF ms PASTORAL" o'h'r Ter maj
Nhufeh"- ih TO" ''ts "aiaoAsh~u f-h%
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-06
AIF SICK PEOPLE
FILL The COUNTRY
Could BE H.d. 1..i,n, sne
wrong ~ rons VIA. t7s Cres,
<fesitn haser

me county IL nH-ri nl-a aals -.c.
"rn put. hsTfO1s p~opie, tn. cause
nervous debility sui . ID. prod I'd
the Strain and uorrs OF modern
me symptoms % nervous debility
c s'om@cs trouble uneasy sep.
nsrSonsneas. little energy Or vltai'y.
consupauon. Po"r circulation. ter
"~mory. cold feet. a@a- b.rk and
susceptibility fO 'ouslfs aud cold-
man or sonan anlIc. Of .tirh this
oepilltAted condition ha. utf.e h4yol-
he>r. a. the frn4Li. aIna.s lr5sllc.s
= mental deprsaslou ruaf causes the
sensreT 10 loO4 on fh~ gloomy side q!
me- and De- dlsrafirr.-d sffh The pr.s-
future
Anything - b, rar,o--.lt -.ei,.d
sod 10 the happ4uess 80 he human
race. No medicine ever h-,or. sold
the United States has been % ire.
ussndously slccessfui a. ID. wonder.
tsh rev tonic Iona VITA The
reason II plain +TOua VIA d.. brIuz.
inx back health and happlussa 10
thousands 81 discouraged. -r.nIoan
men and women
Are you In this rundown d.bOl
lated condition DO yuu flr.. ..sily.
sleep poorly and feel naif dead most
OK the time n you are you can g-t
immediate relief and r~neA your ablL
ny To night hfes bat-lrs by Istfins
MS great Tonic build sou .p aud
restore your strength Don't drag
around feeling miserable and hopeless
another day You VIII p0-i.! t.Iy no
asionished how quickly Iona VIA
VIII start you ou pa. road to h-alth
The tonic 10 sold nIfh the distinct
understanding that If must renew
your health. or the pric. is refunded
Lees Rhubarb Laxative is an A.
sistant remedy To- Iona Vita o.
~ TO be used in cases OF chronic con.
stipation. Their" is NO plant kuo-n
10 modern mcdicln" So thoroughly ~.
liable and harmless a. rhubarb O.
10 natures OWu laxative and instead
OF strain!ng uhe inte-tIn.s. like other
drugs, tones them up and gives them
new strength. Lees Rhubarb Law.
i've IN the safest possible MaItiye
Tor children aud they like the ta.t,
II should be In every household
These two great preparations are
sold M Wheeling by Chas q Goetze
a Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-06
ANNIVERSARY OF
TRINITY CHURCH
CHARTER MEMBERS ARE PRE- s.
EMIT AT SERVICES.
Rev. Charles l. Ritter and Parish.
toner's Celebrate important Epoch
In history OF Church.

The twelfth anni,crsarv az Ola.
founding Of Trinity Evangelical Luth.
eran church was nttingly celebrated
az that edlfice yesterday by the pas
tor. Rev. Charles J.. Ritter and the
members OF the congregation
The morning services At 1870
o'clock. were largely attended and
notably among the congregation Was
a majority ~ the charter member
including two OF the first council Of
the church. and Who still take an ac
tive interest IN ifr work Nessrs
James Morgan and : o. Hastings
The church was beautifully deco
rated with chrysanthcmums and tho
music. under the direction NJ Miss
Bess McGranahan. VAS 81 the high
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-06
RORER LECTURES
VIII De Of Great Benefit 70 All
housewives and Others-First
q Series To-Day.

Unusual interest IL being manifest.
81 800 tt" weeks series Of lectures and
demonstrations by Mrs. Sarah TYSON
Ror'r. which win Do given af inc
D. e.. Franzhe.m store on Main street.
commencing TO-DAY a. 1890 O'Clock a
m. Rarely. 10 ever. have fac people
or wheeling lad such advaufagcs as
these lectures ana demonstrations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-06
COAL FLEET
WI Be Sent 20 the Southland Within
Next Few Osys-Psckets Run
Ming on Schedule

Within ti" ncu fev days con
sieament OF more tnan million
bushels OF coal viii bc shipped 90 the
southland from the Fi'fsburg coal
mines The last 81 the empty fleets
0ill reach PlttsburE by the middle az
tHr week and with the Ohio recording
81 stage of feet . inches and falling
very slowly. fh' Indications ar" tha.
o. coal boat rthgr nIii last throughout
th. week
Win DO" holiday season uoW uu fn
1000 hId-f rlN'r shipments are iu