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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-10-19
pueLIc SALE
CF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

Having sold my farm ! wjll sell at
public auction, on my farm in the Srh
Election Dis rict, lying ncu- the clifton
Factory, called and known a. Elizabeth
Hit Farm, all my property u Wit
l Happy Russell MARI, with foaI,
! large grey horss; | 2-year old colt:
3 Cows; ! HeifeT. 10 sheer, 6 Hogs:
| mower: Crop o. Tobacco in barr:
ox-csrt; 2-borse heavy wagon, FIN
gle Spring wagon; buggy and harness;
Germ and fodder; l Screw prize and
frame Household and kitchen Furni-
ture. Farm implements too numerous 20
mention.
Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock, A. "
Thursday. October rs, 1911,
BERNARD Long and Charles Abel,
Auctioneer-
Terms will be announced day Of sale.
GEO C. HERBERT,
Great Mills, Nd.
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w. A. SMOOT g. co. Inc.
Alexandria, Virginia.
FOR SALE.

One good Brood Mare, II years old,
in fDal 10y "F-eddo."
J Good o. uew Top Buggy.
] Light : morse farm wagon
: lot OF eight weeks old pigs from old
Bows good for stOckers or br- cders Or
ders taken for dressed pork in season Mt
Washington market price Interested
parties call or write.
J G. REEVES,
Sept 2S-lTn. ChapticO. Md
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Notice to Creditors.

Orphans Court Of 81 Mary's County, Set
september II, 1871.
ORDERED BY THE COURT, That I'd
- ward T. Adams. administrators of Thos.
w. Adams, late Of -. MaTy's county, decea-
Eed, ItEo the notice req uiref by law To the de-
cesis ed creditors TO ex hibIt their claims, and
that the same be published once a week for
Six successive w0Css In the ~ Mays Bea-
con.
BENZ. COMBS,
Register OF villa
True copy. Test
nESJ. COMHs,
Register o. wis FOR - Mays County
NOTICE
In pursuance Gfthe above order, we hereby
give notice that have obtained from the or
phalE Court OF ~. Mays county; Md, let
fcrs cf 40 administrator on the personal estate
CT
THvS. W. ADAMS,
late q said county, ceceasod. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified 70 exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto, To the aa D.
EcTlhod on Or before the 10Th day OF April
1872 they viii otherwise ~ law b. excluded
from the bench q u the said estate. All per
soEs indebted 70 the deceased are required 20
make IN mediate payment TO the subscriber
EDWARD ADAMS.
oct 9 6w. Admlnistrator
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-10-19
CLOTHING

S@St FtttVS
For the Summer. now Ia you time
70 get suited with q beautiful light
suit. oil wool, suit guaranteed for
IS 80. A suit made TO order is real
~ worth ga. my prices is only Sc. 80.
Boys WOODEN suits for $l.l0c per
suit. Boys wash suits is SOC.
Mems oil wool pants as low as 79c
and up 10 %, so now is your time TO
come up % once.
DRY GOODS.
Percale I'D wide really worth l2ic
Q I'D. my price, &c. Lawns yd wide,
20. Tablecloth, red damask OF ell
figures. regularly prices 35c I'd.
my price only 19c I'D. White goods
india linen, as low az &c I'd. White
silks and black silks every body sells
for 81 I'D. my prices is 39c yd. Bed
ticking MS low as SIC ayd. Children
hose, 2 pair for 25c.
THE BEST THINGS OUT FOR THE
LADIES.
A $40 dollar suit for 2.98c. OF all
colors, trimed with the finest trim
mings, any sizes desired. Ladies'
princess dresses worth % TO $3.50,
my prices, only $l.9S. Ladies Jump
ers worth $S so to IS. my prices only
CSC. Ladies' and Misses hats at
half prices now. so come at once and
get hat.
SHOES; SHOES.
For the ladies', the 'ates. style
pumps as low as 9Sc end up. Mems
fine shoes made 10 order as low as
$l.4S and up TO 81 Coarse shoesas
low as Soc and up. Ladies' liua
shoes add and ends G5c, pair really
worth $3.50. Mems black derby
hats. really worth 90. my price s
only Zoe. Soft hats Of ell kinds and
colors, as low as sec and up to ~. 30,
such low prices is at
NJ. L, MILLISON'S,
LeOnardtown. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-10-19


The largest Sale Of Personal Property
ever held ia st. Mary's County.
The Administrators ofthe late William
Z. Powell will sell by Public Auction AZ
Mr. POweils late residence on St.
Jerome's Creek, st. lnig"'s di=trit, on
Tuesday. October "a, 1911
the personal property Of the said decpas-
ell consisting of
/ large 40 ton Bngeye in A. No con
dition
500 barrels Of Salt Herring.
100 bags Of Salt
One-half in terest in Fish Meta. Poles.
Chaiu, &c.
Fish Boats
3 lotion Scows.
1000 Cords Of Wood
2 Fish Presses.
l 1S-h. p. Boiler aud Engine, new.
Fish Tanks.
And all the Machinery, etc, 10 first
ass Fish Factory
2 Perfect four years old Mules.
l Thoroughbred Driving Horse, five
years old, sound and true.
l Colt.
l Registered four years oil AYRSHIRE
Bull.
, Registered six months old Ayreshira
Bull Calves
, Registered three months Old Ayre--
hire COWS
l three years old Jersey Cow
3 Young Holstein Cows.
! Young Angus Cow
l Three months old Jersey CAT
13 Fine Hogs, ready To kiII
n registered Dorset Sheep. Lambs,
Rams and Ewes.
Fam Implements Of all kinds. iuclud-
ing Manure SDreader. Wagon. Carriage,
BuGgies, Grain Drill, Mower. Pluwa,
Sod Cutters. and other implements too
numerous to mention.
Household Furniture
Crop of Fodder, Corn, Hay &c Sc.
Tons of Fish Scrap
General Merchandise Stock. fu-t
bought, consisting ~ Clothes. Under.
wear, Groceries. Rope. Buats, &c
For any information address Jane
Hall, Cornfield Harbor. Nd
ELIZABETH c. POWELL.
JAMES HALL.
Sept. 2S-td. Administrators
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Mid-Summer Sale
at Niilhson 5.
BARGAIN HOUSE,

Mems fine shirts. regular OIL shirt.
my price Ii 33c. Boys SOC shire.
my price Is 25c. Men 8 fancy drop
stitched hoses. 7pair for 25c. Mems
underwear. 3 pair drawers for SOC.
shirts the same. Mems night gown
loc. Boys and girls caps 7 for 25c.
Men 8 suspeuders as low as 3 pair
for 26c. Boys &c apair. Men q stiff
busom shirt, only 25c. apiece.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-10-19

0TGT
ING JEWELER
trset NOrthVss,
Y c. and n.
TON, D. c.
tss~as~as
has some friend
wish to make
nay be mother
Ter or brother. It
e. or it may be a
D. often them
bf Jewelry and
IS a complete.
S been carefully
We feel satisfied
I'm you will
al We have as
on as can be
ere. Why not
that you may
laid aside and
n wanted. Ex-
tkS. Polite at
Dlh5.ONpS. EN-
SILI Ei:WARE
ONES, PRAYER
PALS.
N. w. Washing
place and the man
T.. VOIGT.
ieaIs with Voigt liz
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In the Circuit Court for 81 Nays county,


In the Circu ait Court for 81 Mays County,
No. -, y. 4.
It 10 hereby ordered this srd day OF Ocso-
Der 1911, that the sales Of lands for taxes. due
made and reported BY BENJAMIN COmba'
County Treasurer Of st. MAxy's County be
ratified and confirmed unleea cause e the
contrary Do shown on CT before the Sth Mon
day OF October, 1911, provided n copy OF this
order be Published In the 50. Mays BKAcoN
once week Tor three successive weeks, pgioT
20 the said 6th Monday Of October Iylf
The amount OF sales appear In report Of
ENoCH B. ABELL, Clerk.
True copy-Test
.ESocH b. ABELL. Clerk.
Oct. b-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-10-19
Trespassers.

iOrew armed MT to-
iun or otherwise, on
n on the G'Atuxent
nancy. against all
i'll be strictly enfOr-
AwOOD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-10-19
COUNTY NEWS.

DeDocrutic Ticket.
For Governor.
ARTHUR p. GoRMAN:
For Comptroller.
EMERSON C. HARRINGTON.
For Attorney General
EDGAR ALLAN POE.
House OF Delegates.
WALTER II. DORSEY
JOHN X. GARNER.
For County Commissioner:
JOHN l.. HILTON.
For County Treasurer.
KEMPER A. yIETT.
For States Attorney:
WILLIAM MEvERELL LOKER
For Judges Of Orphans Court,
JOSEPH II. KEY.
WILLIAM \. COPPiGE
JAMES ii. BAILEY.
For Sheriff.
HENRY C. DENT.
For Surveyor.
CHARLES A. HEARD
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-10-19
For 6 ale.

A good work horse.
Apply at this Office.
Sept 2S-lm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-10-19
RATIPICATION xy~ .,;I

In the matter Of the saiea ~ ans 20 tl-sa,
In the matter OF SAILS Of Iar-ds To- - % due
for the years 1915 and 1877 l4ads BY erfAr-i IL
Combs, County Treasurer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-10-19
ICE
ON NOTICE

4 On NOTICE.
Deed OF Trust from
~ w IieTnnTd Duke.
y ~ Mays County,
uliy.
. NJ. T..
this sTd day N Octo-
lOTs Ite port, tiied I'm the
10 ratified and confirm
20 contrary be shown
1nday, of October 1911,
lis order DO inserted
COS once 3 week for
y prior TO the said 9th
BILL, Clerk,
BELL Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-10-19

The largest Sale of Personal Property
ever held in st. Nary's County
The Administrators Ofthe late William
z. Powell will sell by Public Auction AZ
Mr. POweil's late residence on ST
Jerome's Creek, ST Inign's di=trit, on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-18
lie MAINE ELECTION

Tn" drought rAat Aas existed over
u" larger part az tine Pine Tree
state ever since Neal uow got the.
fri prohibition '1W passed ir lsi.
was almost broken ty tho recent
clos" vote. However one may look
e. this coatrovor'ed question. no
doubt "a great deal Of energy IN oar
casternmost commonwealth has gone
into "a systematic atfomp. 20 e.ad.
the" liquor law hat might Nr. llt.
been devoted 10 tempting 'ae no.r.-.
lax goldfish from 'he briny .1.c.s ~
On" icop. Iron barred ali p.4r."d
doors would resist fhe utmost efforts
~ the officers for nalr an hour
Whom they finally broke iu tho
"%creotor would have long sine, i.s
appeared down tho -oa.r p.p Tho
sink holes eoliI Doe '-.orouehiy
rinsed.
For months ono pcdd.er ra-adoi
The atreets ~ Portland win tho s..n
concealed ia dark cl.orod BOTTLES
u%hs1u"-af'nE a7 i0s. Nlsucn lsoI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-18
THE SILENT EFFICIENCY OF AD.
VERTISING.

One OF the principal reasons FOR
the tremendous growth of modern
advertising is its unobtrusiyc cf.
iiciency. Salesmanship through tho
personal presence Oi one man or
woman talking 10 another Individual
often suffers much from the obtru.
sive personality Of the seller II IS
a fine art 20 sell goods. Few are
trained TO do II Just right. one per.
son ac6s the self assurance 10 push
his arguments TO the point OF per
suasion Wearied 10y the persistent
reluctance Of the customer. his .nitla
tive fails. The customer leaves the
store uusatisrcd
Selling goods by ,he paper aI-
voryscmcnt has the Tremendous al.
vantage that ,h~ human personality
does not aGrou' 'Ar person whose
patronage Is solicited The atv,r-
t.srment never w.tr.cs the customer.
and Is never on.cioIs. Printers ina
is never '.rri ot '"i.u- Us story
d. rh- prospective customer re-..tt.s
She can read over tic facts and
figure, for twenty times until -l-
l-'s some idea What she wants.
Where 'h- clerk 100 tu- store would
become -nappisu IL h. b., asked The
same question twice.
III" newspaper advertisement finds
f,rrr. IN ft.. trD,l f.r Oh. rErr.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-18

! uthrtmpc. / had 10 doubt tL" Standard oil Company would hc glad IF
an opportunity To gain the public az and TO explain The economic principles
WhCh had led to h. CgHuZaton OF the so called trust
When called at the main Offices Of the STANDARD OH COMPANY ."or AZ
annoying mount of red tape had been uuravelod was received by a very
.cnt oarnestnos and sincerity a. stated that IL vas MIR DanaS desire thu
an absolutely Impartial ad perfccy fair report. based upon Investigations
into the rise and growth or the standard oil COMPANY. be- printed in the New
York SUI.
Have YOU ever been to Cleveland before" he asked with utmost pp
likeness as ! finished
only 20 pass through by tran" l replied
~ Is a beautiful city. ne said. YOU should OF return to New YORK
without seeing IL"
Il cannot return 10 New Yoff" I replied. until l have learned. from the
ma obtained IRON you. 10 possible. som answer to tho serious accusations.
.tG: are made aruirst YOUR company by the oil producers Of PENNSYLVANIA
Inc Young man continued 80 sni" bIandly nf not the slightest ind-
cation ddh c how Of "A u'stre III ~ av to serve me
Can see UT tcn L. Rock, f,ler" asked
\ Hitting but intense" expression If surprise and rcproach passed over
The" y'"E. mans oountcnarc" Then lie resumed his bland smile. simply
Saying Nobody s"s Mr. Rp.hsfouer these days"
Could see Colonel Oliver Payne" asked
an appointment with YOU"
Who. Then. is there with vhcu. NAV talk and who can furnish ma
with the Information -"qure""
don't think 'hric IS any information. there is nothing to say"
Have you been instructed to tell m" this " asked
With t"m most fllie smNo. iwauuahlr and tr utmost courtesy and B-
crence If manner the Young unH replied
III WIS ut necessary 20 instruct me-" Have YOU been ro rho thcatorf.
! uni,r>ialt rh' Robson ami Gran" are playing In 20 very funny farce called
or H'artUs House a a local t'"'rr should Zoe clad 10 send yr a
'cbt''
Then rs is Tho answer uu' I am to make TO Mr. DANA, I replied
chat thu standard oil Company las uo Information to ul..w
As yCU ph,oc. BE-" said
r' Tie information at first IsS !. viii III l%' IL 'a al -,g' oman ham,. ,~' ' ! ID"
That. also. is as yoI please he said politely
H.W' smiling H"Wf man read '" sun D." must mas" discovered alo'
two "crh- atoI. d. an "rtic" GOVERNS % pax, and q lal. rr uuh OF rc
Information hl so"rht from him had obtained elsewhere Tmt was /
believe 'ho first iuvr>u-arion into Tho history anna growth 90. .. standard
on Comply which was ever mad" h later Years some, OF OBJ. officers a.
ra' company confessed that = might have tru hr l,r,r part Lad u,y
taken th" u'lIc .uo fleir confdruc, in Mc b.rruue Cd. OBJ. trusts ,ar.r
TomHl"" Mr. t."""ri- "Hi '"l % Tho E''rtrrf- Ttt Ici.i 20
Expos" standard on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-18

- conceal guar bottles "a tvo quart
measures Sled vith milk
The advocates o; the p~rohib.-ory
iaa ain af-rhg'e 'heir narrow escape
from overthrow 20 a change IN the
character of the population.
Uncle Obed. "a unique specimen
IN one OF Names seacoast towns.
where the shore is Uttered with the
hulks OF decadent commerce. thus
tells the story 81 this change The
heft OF the old seed folks that made
this law lays asleep Up thar back NV
the mectin house. All the young fry
that mounts TO shucks hez struck
out n here ter Kit a Twin What's
LETT amt wuth the powder 'twould
take 20 blow 'em 10 ba~llywhack. it
been cbb tide on this coast fer ffty
year. It's dreened out and dreencd
out"
Where Neal Dow and the other
Old Romans used 10 sit upright in
church listening TO two hour sermons.
the Youngsters munich peanuts IN
the back seats and distribute tobacco
over the sanctuary floor.
At the same time this change can
not be attributed wholly TO dep,ner-
acy OF population. Many of the
clergymen and church people are sick
VI trying 10 see the Will OF rural
communities enforced on the Cosmo-
politan population Of the cities. With
Bangor voting 3.052 10 ?l9 against
tn" law. II seems hopeless for the in
habitauts OF North Jay. far away in
the forest. 10 govern AN urban com
munity. Every town that desires 10
be a dry town could continue to be
50 under local option.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-18
Monday, September is, 1911.
EDITOR CURTIS TO THE FRONT.

Editor Curtis OF the Pan Handle
News refuses 10 be quiet. The
faithful efforts OF tho Watson sub
sidized press to smother MIR. Curtis
under a volume of abuse have so
far proven ineffective. Every week
he bobs up serenely with q few
pointed thrusts that make the subsi.
died press writhe. Commenting
upon the statement in the Charles
ton Gazette to Tine eject that the
West Union Record and the Pan
Handle News were the only Demo
cratic papers not earnestly support
ing the aus or WISCONSIN and
C%hiltonism. AR. Curtis says:
When the Galett" Times arI Ke.ister
etdiS that there j. a~ ut,.. harmony :u
fairs a. usual, or that Hand ami Curtis
arr alone. or. as IN" Gt1ctt" SAYS. they
- ON ny s'i.ity .,"n'iue" g."
busy oy tH, lt., 90 .,.l t.,i- .N-
changes. cor that t.'y simply i.- alone
our own r-ti-,S have r.tI iu t.-
News extracts from many ui our -
changes That ~loV'l Wr,re they ll..
1901 Hnl fn- 'Aiu-" 't'y Law" s.f o.
mad" W"1li lave uu ifft .,f.. 81. 3D.. IN
S'-t "A'." f"4l-t"i Hri ,.rr.-
lated. TIE people rsL.fIfIr E.lW 49,.
ticse changes come about. Anyway 90.
voters are opposed o. frr WORK. "F t-
senatorial combine. ami fE, .-c'u..raf~
papers def"n3l.e ir.
The Independent Democratic news
papers OF West Virginia like the Wes,
Union Record. tle Pan handle News.
the Writ County Mons art +h,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-18
AT THE THEATERS.


The Pace Makers. one ~ ten
moss popular burlcsqIe ORGANIZATIONS
ou the road. are sure 90 be accorded
90 hearty welcome when they como
'o Do" Apollo .hcatrc for a week. COM
w'r,.ug with to-day b matinee. This
season flis peerless troupe 81 fun
makers WIZ present the latest two act
musical comedy called The SEMI
nary Twenty s|prightiy. veIIthaped
AMI NIvagiOus chorus girls whose
beauty. form and grace o. movement
dominates fhr entire production. are
I feature of Pho show Tho vaudeville
r"citl-'"4 dl-.r'hr'ef throughout tho
r.m'ft arc of % h'rh class order and.
H 'u.i Pre- entertainment should
row. 0nH off -' real rl.sflh.e thoat-
r..I ,s .f f.o Year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-18

You 40 out there and make an investigation. make Il
thorough. no matter how long il takes"
hrs' went TO tho OIL regions 90 Western Pcnnsyl-
'ania AMI vas there about three weeks. The oil produ.
GERS gave M" every facility for getting such Information
as was 20 bo had In the oil regions. They also called
my attention Ia certain litigation which had been begun
IN fennSylNania with intent 10 break - IN. standard
on Company H. so far A. II operated IN that state.
Having completed the investigation a. TitusyiIe and
oh 'fN. ! went 10 Cleveland. presuminC that the off.
Gers Of 'hc Standard Oil Company would be willing. Il
hot anxious 10 furnish me with Information which would
serve 10 explain some NJ the more grievous charges
made agairst r. and its methods los the oil producers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-18
New News of Yesterday
An Incident of fine First Investigation of Standard Oil
10y G. J. Ed~ards)

y the Sary iH Il IS / vas sen for by the late Charles a Dana. editor
o IN NFN York sun. u when I answered the summon round him
Io ealing a communication from a correspondent in Pennsylvania The
"a very BRIEF. y GgEested to Mr. Dana that he cause an investigation
. De mace INTO IN" history and methods OF the Standard oil Company OF
eNeIahd. . which bout that tim, had come to he looked upon s a irus.
Ly Tho nl world .-I.caI.- A. H. Lan.ca m. - - - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-18

iuhiished Daily. Erc-Yt Surda~. oy ths
intelliEsncer Publishing comnary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-14

Wealth may make n man happy
h1t In case no finds II doesn't, he can
easily get rid OF II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-14
Christian PICNIC
AT ROCK SPRINGS
WILL BE HELD ON LAST DAY OF
THIS MONTH.
SPee'aI Train TO Run From Wheeling
Pttsourg and New Castle
to Attend.

On Friday. June 80. at Rock Springs
PARK, chester. reunion and picnic
OF the Christian church SUNDAY
schools from Pittsburg. New Castle
BeaVer. Pa. Wheeling. Martins Ferry
DeIiaire. Moundsville. McMecben
narwood and Elm Grove will be held
several special trains will be run
rom F1ttsburg and New Castle. while
one special will carry the crowd from
Wheeling. -'O''i
The special from this CITY is N he
run under the auspices of the Firs,
christian church. but all the Christian
Sunoay schools from Martins Ferry.
neIIaire. Moundsville. McNechen
Warwood and Elm Grove have been
extended invitations to 10 ON This
train. 'N'0
The train will leave the Pan Handle
station at the foot OF Eleventh stree,
AT a. m. and on the return trim viii
ieave the park at p. m. Tickets viii
De SOLD at the very moderate price al
% cents for the round trip. and are
now on sale at the Truxell milIiner,
establishment on Main street.
The Methodist Sunday schools n,
wheeling will picnic at Rock Sprinp.
on Thursday, June %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-14
COAL STAGE
EXPECTED BY RIVERMEN FIRST
OF THE WEEK.
Yesterday Evening the ohio Again
Started Rising at This Point.
Business ls Good.

Veteran rivermen who have studied
the river conditions during the past
week. state that a coal boat stage
will probably mature the first OF next
week and the big combines are ar
ranging to send FIVE million bushels OF
coal TO the southland on the crest OF
this rise. Indications are that at
least a nine foot stage will soon ma.
ture.
The Pittsburg coal boats are all
now moored in the lower pools and
viii be manned the latter part of the
week. and everything placed in readi
ness TO draw anchor at a moment S
notice. The packets are all doing
an excellent business. The Queen City
is now on her way to Pittsburg from
Cincinnati
Yesterdays Boats-Pearl. Mata
moras. noon; Sonoma. Marietta. 8 g
p. m; Liberty. Clarington, $3.50 p. m
ton. a. m: II. X Bedford, Pittsburg
noon: Jewell. Marietta. $3.50 D. m.
Liberty. Darlington. $3.50 p. m.
Thursdays Boats-Lorena. Pitts
burg. a. m; Pearl. Matamoras
noon; Liberty. Darlington. $3.50 p. m.
Sonoma. Marietta. $3.50 p. m; Ohio
Pittsbur~. p. IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-14

aerial shells. displaying a hcautlfuI com
tInatiou Of cnlurlugs ana ef-ets
r4ShtA Smell Il-pIa, .Isc.arse OF
t"-t OF or Is-Inen shells Iu golden
NlutA TWO mammoth 30-inch shell.
IN our Nrfy latest effects and shown
."i ne frst time this season ON
''oN"thh tlt-.f altitude t4ey explode with
" i'ilrNdp iS report. releasing at the
sou" .i"e J. distinct changes in differ
-nt r"lnriur. anu effect.
Tent. Grand flirHt ~ Is.lnch shells
IH l.Wcr7lt hre.n effect tfourb
.- l.l"t emu w o. or ftc Elements Co.,
Two mammoth e0-ir-l shells iu our
rev effects. Opening Hith a u-onderr. Il
aerial bouquet So con. ulrrflone ~ ,.,f,.-'
ihFS lu red. white and blue rel Green
az blue. solid gold or silver. foiIove, m
,'..A = rs-ipn by three separate shell <
~ eHch inherent nues. and uiugiiug WIN
which Will BE- seen vivid o.. sizes OF ifrt.-
"'I I,.. an ~. heay} dettonations.
I"tIttn--.' Ii Glory. Produced by
l." us NarFF - "a number OF Is-Ir.l
SPELLS ia red. white AMI blue Ell. I
Thirteenth Aerial wreatb- or cold o.
Two mammoth 2"-ir.n shells. disria,.
iiE numerous wreatta 90 uawru.tb ma
!"l mons ntl golden hIe floating o. rough
I"utt,-ut. -Ho.tDt Ia.ai.-. Aeon
sion ~ tweit" f.pourl rockets fn 81.
cara Falls effect FrfIro., 49,. $50
shown FOR the first time Ills saasa-'
Yea ming their altitude they feIan4a mar
achute effects DEVELOPING INTO N t.s.,tt-
ful silver trail
t1ft"enth- itetoiviug wheel Rockets
Eight pound. entirety raw U.I.a..
NIX parachute effects developing into "a
wheel. revolving ln Hu ercentri. manner
Iu fIs aIr
sixteenth NeraI Fesf,,ra- r.o,,.
3 pound rockets. su-pendinr i, t4. ~
immense feaf0nrs o. ..roaceuts or ~.
W"ui NEnff. hanging constantly nrf
''..i. zee, .ns % a golden nm.
seven i'ruf' FHeI Itrhtr Twelve
H'' ..IHN NHN" rHHn"Hn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-14
New Team Organized.

The team known as II. ID. NaIly
juniors. OF Fulton. have disbanded
ana organized a team under the name
OF Roth q Shook Juniors. The team
VIII purchase suits and equipment
ana challenge any team under Il
years OF age for a game any SUNDAY.
game Will be played with the Love.
iahd Juniors at Loveland. Sunday
afternoon. and the following is the
lineup: C.. Winter: D.. Schehl. IS
Nossen: lb, Vierhellar: 2b.. Weld.
man; 3b.. Marshall. IT,. Fault; CT.
Winter. r.. Schairer.