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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10

Hi Montgomery and his little son,
of Skidmore, were here Tuesday, WIS.,
iting Pa and Ma Montgomery, prior
to their leaving for visit to Jeffer-
son City.
Andy Morris and wife, OF Mound
City, visited with Brother Jim and
sisters OF the Marion district, and
also spent q couple OF days here visit
ing his brother VIII.
Curt Kennedy, Of St. Joseph, q
crack carpenter, is here making some
valuable improvements In the store
building belonging to his brother.in-
law, Harvey Evans, and occupied by
him as q grocery store.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10

Elder Dawson has been entertain.
ing his brother, l.. NJ. Of Princeton.
Ky, the past week, and since the
Elders wedding day and the coming
of the baby, he has not been so happy
as right now,
Will NJ. Maupin, of organs Com
moner, stopped over here Sunday on
his return from Hennesey, Ok, where
he attended the funeral of his dear
old father. His brother, Whit. of
The Sentinel, also returned from the
same sad mission.
George Derr was delightfully."- sur
prised on saturday evening last by a
number OF his friends from town go.
ing out TO spend the evening with
him, Games, music and refresh
ments were In order and the Young
people go, back home early Sunday
morning delighted.
Some sixteen from the Freshman
and sth grade classes went out to the
John Jones home Thursday evening
and just completely surprised Helen,
the occasion being her birthday. 1t
proved very enjoyable affair for the
young people and they greatly enjoyed
the dainty refreshments.
George ID. Pierson died at the
home Of his son Fred and daughter,
Mrs. Virgil Swain, near Mound City,
on Tuesday Of last week, Feb. %, In
the SD year of his age. He leaves
one son and five daughters. The fu.
neral services were conducted at the
Benton church on Thursday last, by
Rev. ]. X. Young.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10
J. f. NNI1MI K,
PR0UD.BUlLDlNG.
North Side Of Square.
Both Phones.

Gossip has II that thcgood people
In and around Napier are seriously
discussing the p,uposii ion to build
church NJ the boyd cemetery.
Man past ~ with horse and buggy
to sell stock-condi,ion pow der IN Holt
county salary so per month. ~.
dress ;Di Unity Bldg indianapolis.
Indiana.
Oregon Canning Co.. i ready To
contract with You Tor sweet cDrn
acreage. So" l.. !. Moore. Joe u.
Murray or Mat, Eilcr: high price al nd
liberal cont rar'.
We understand that Sam David
son has purchased The west half ~
Mrs. Castles block, -four lots, jusA
east ur Tie lutcrurban depot and
and viii huild three coy residences.
W. are glad Ia know that Uncle
John Lister i able Ia return 10 his
home IN Forest 'ily, after several
weeks Illness ~ ilr home of his
daughter. Ms. l.ottrn, Of Mound
city
"Jim' Thompson, who Is clerk
for Stat" S"nator " ilSon. Vas here
Monday. shaking hands with friends
and making u visit with his chum.
u. u. lrldg"man He returned to
the capitol Wednesday.
The state senate on Thursday last
passed senator Wilson'S bill, adding
Holt county 10 the iifih judicial dis
tric' Judge Burne's district, now
composed Of Andrew, Dekalb, Clint
on and Platte counties.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10

Ben Molter Of 81. Joseph. had
business here the first Of the week.
DIR. J. l.. Hogan, Physician and
Surgeon, Forbes, Mo. Both Phone.
Mrs. q. W. Reavis and Margrct
have recovered from their recent III
ness.
Calling cards. both printed and
engraved: call n, this office and see
samples.
Miss Eva Hunt spent Sunday at
home. She is with T,otl.. kc.sler
Millinery Co.. Of ST. Joseph
We sharpen your dis's Without
taking the sections apart. nice,
even job. r. T.. WILSON
TUE SENTINEL and TNice.awcck
Globe Democrat. one year, for only
si.5O. cash In advance. Order lt once,
time limited.
Bert Lynch left sunday evening
for Srottsblun. Ncb., where he will
work for y. l.. Pierce. n former resi-
dent VI this place.
Murray & Moore received a ear.
load Of spraying material this week.
II will be distributed from Oregon
Canning Co.. plant.
III Logic McNulty has gone back
to duty ~ the state peni'cntiarS af-
ter visit here with his brother Al
aud other relatives.
". H. wood. Of. the Kimscy dis.
ina. gave uS u most enjoyable cpl.
las saturday. aud he's a fellow lCU
always enjoy being with.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10

Married u, The court house IN
Oregon. ~ March ~. loll. Monroe T..
Cainc and Miss Alma i,rrkman. Of
Bigclow. 10y T.. =. Mcdonald. i. l..
i,W0 Sheets of instrumental and
Vocal Music carried IN stock. The
Mckinley Edition Of Ten.C.n' Music
u speciality. For sale by Ilindr Drag
Co.
From all indications many from
here viii see "Bcn.liur." during 'hr
enlargement ~ the -. .io>eph audi.
'orium the laS, three days Of this
week.
-. Inni'l IJchmau and wife Visited
4 frH days lat week With Mrs. Chem.
ma Iachman. their dauph'cr.in-laN.
IN Mound'iiy. Mrs. l.. remained Tor
a mon" extended stay.
tDE SALE ON. span of dark
bay. mar" nudes, coming Sand years
old. II hands high, broke 10 work and
sound. T.. VI. frrHNArRC",
Forest city. Mo-, u Il, L.
Frank lIasncsS and wife. who
have been nj 'hr home of their niece.
Mrs. Kate Thatcher. for the past live
weeks, returned to their home In
Norcatur, KaS., saturday Of las,
week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10
Fairly Breakfast Seed Potatoes
for sale, W. II. Stewart.

Fairly Breakfast Seed Potatoes
for sale, W. II. Stewart.
Mrs. John Speer visited with Pa
AMI Ma George schultz. this week.
George Courier Is building neat
residence on the old Courier place.
west of lIigc!ow.
Alpha Hayden and bride were
guests over sunday with George Gel.
vim and family.
Mrs. T. \. Long and Baby Long
have returned from their visit with
Mound city relatives.
Dr. Whitscll. eye and ear special.
iSi: - corner 9Th and Edmond. ~.
Joseph. Both Phones. oi3
Edna aud Florence Thurman are
back home after u weeks visit with
relatives IN Northern Holt.
See Murray \ Moore Ior the best
Lime sulphur solution for spraying
your apple trees prizes right.
Robert Montgomery and wife are
IN Jefferson city, enjoying visit
with Harry DUNCAN ami wife.
Miss .lcsta kunkel has returned
from Bu,ina. ToNrs. where she spent
the winter with Charley IachWan and
aud wife.
Raise sweet corn for Oregon Can.
ming Go. Help home industries and
better your own condition ~ the
same time.
Mrs. !. u r"achcr j. hnmr for u
few days. Size l. still under medical
treatment ~ 81. Joseph and IL iHI.
proving some.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10

Uncle George Meyer on Sunday
last reached his ~ milestone, and In
behalf of his many friends, The SEN
tinel sends kindly greetings, trusting
that the All-Wisc tine viii ever deal
kindly and lovingly with him and his.
Mr.. Andrew Tochlcrman has Just
received his spring stock of the cele-
braicd rinbly Roofing. This Roof
Ing i "a very tough, elastic, rubber
like material.which Is guaranteed to
wear for many years. 1t is cheaper
than shingles, steel or lin, and is
more durable, A little booklet free
tells about 1t.
Edgar 5. Thatcher, county under
takcr, shipped the body of Alexander
Schultz TO VIM. Schultz and other
relatives, at Mount Pleasant, Iowa,
Friday, March ID. Mr.. schultz was
resident OF late years OF Maitland,
where he had little property. lie
died at the county intirmary, Feb.
2sth, aged ~ years, where he had
been but a few weeks.
Frank Bridgeman and wife spent
q few days this and last week visiting
their son, II. b., and on being furn-
ished with guide book before COM
ing down and making a weeks study
of the drawings, they were able to
get through ''BOze's" beautiful home
without a guide, although Dick per-
sisted In showing them" the way
personally.
"A letter from ex.sherifi Charley
Edwards, now living near Lebanon,
Mo-, to q friend here, says he will
shortly close ont his farm stuff and
rest awhile. lie says that Is q good
country to come to If you have to
leave "Dear Old Holt" On Febru-
airy 28th they had inches of snow
and inches on March LIST.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10

MEN and WOMEN, sell guaran-
tecd hose. ~ per cent, profit. Make
40 daily. Full or part time. Be
glnncrs investigate. Wear Proof,
:O3s Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10

DIR. B. G. Pierce was In Kansas
City last week on business.
FOR SALE Four span, four
year.Old mules; broke, Isl hands high.
For further particulars, see G. H..
Fink, i've miles east Of Oregon.
The next regular meeting of
Meyer Post, G. A. r., will be held at
the home Of D. p. Dobyns on the 4th
Saturday In March--25th. 1t Is to
he hoped the members will remember
the date and the commander would
be pleased to meet all comrades.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10
Alex. Van Buskirk had bushes,

--NIeX' Val BUSKIrK Tau UUsIIItSS
In Corning one day this week.
Miss ROwena Pierce had a mum.
Der OF her little friends In Monday
evening last, to help celebrate her
birthday, and you can just bet that
they had the best time ever.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10

Miss Lorraine Zachman, Of Mound
City, came down and spent Saturday
with Grandpa Dan and Aunt Flora.
How quickly these girls do grow up.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10
PERT G. PIERCE.
DENTIST,
A. a. Di,irc IN the Moor" Widg.
(HpVO0 Mn Hours "a ~, To- I. M. 40
V'NSVu, 's'' D. m. a. 5 u. m,

Phones, OId ~. Mutual -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
Open Front Laying Houses
Recommended for Poultry

the Tolman style. and Is characterized
by having the front completely open
or covered only with wire netting TO
keep out stray animals or vermin. The
houses are generally built twenty
four feet wide and sixty-four feet long.
and Is divided by solid board parti-
tons into four sections. or rooms,
each sixteen feet wide and twenty-four
feet long. The house is five feet high
In front and six above the scratching
room In the rear. The roof il OF I'M
equal span, the peak being located
two-thirds OF the distance from the
front TO the rear and having an eleva-
ton above the floor OF ten and one
half feet.
This house should be located on
sloping ground IL possible, so that the
scratching bed can drain we'll Trap
doors should be installed so that the
fowls can gain access TO the scratch
ing bed, which provides a place for
the chicks to dust themselves and
have a runway IN the winter time,
which causes them to lay better.
The perches are on a level with the
front opening. In winter when the
fowls have gone to roost the warm air
resulting from their presence tends to
collect in the upper portion OF the
house, maintaining a comfortable tenn
perature even during the most severe
cold spells.
In order to keep the house cool in
the summer weather. two doors are
provided in the rear wall of each sec
ton OF the building. opening under
meath the nest boxes. When these
doors are open, the wind has unob-
structed passage through the house
and the fowls on their perches remain
comfortable even on very sultry
nights. The chickens at all times have
fresh air.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

was written. 1870. when n was pro
dueed b. Macready. NJ Drury Lane.
The arrangements N the auditorium
on the command evening. N CON
formity with the Kings wishes. will
include n specially built box on the
grand tier large enough 90 accom-
nodate their majcsties. their imperial
Euests and their suites The whole
floor 81 the house VIII BE- converted
into stalls and n number - tores
VII Be added o. 0-dr- % meet ne al
ready keen dcmsn1 Tor reserved seats
Although the prices Tor Tho vari-
Gus parts ~ thu thcater have not yet
been arranged definitely. Manager Ar
thur Collin has practically decided
that the spacious amrhthcater shall
b open Co The general public. nc
places IN So being reserved. thus Civ
INK an opportunity On every class %
plavEoer % he present
Macroady's "Remiul scencos that
irritating book which o. skinny
where ~ should - full. AMI unnecsa-
s1rilv proliN a. other times. has many
mention % h'a production ~
Money" 0r rather ~ his rehenrsinr
10. FOR with characteristic short
siEhtodnera nothing is said ~ che &C
tuai performance a. al
But from tho time be received enc
manuscript from Ruiwer t1l the first
performance Macreadv shows that he
pursued his usual tactics ~ cutting
and improving the piece. lie 6id that
with "Richeiieu" and with The Lady
Of Lyons" and Ruiwer waa extreme
" indebted tc him. Items like thls
are % frequent occurrcncc. "Read ani
cut Money ". arranged che first
three acts ~ Money ". wrote fhe en-
tire cartroorn scene OH Money
Hut tn changes Macrcadv made
gave Money &C. setting shape AMI
really h. should have been credited
with n roou share Of the authorship
70 nat affected end sentimental OLD
play. 10 VIII b. done at this ~corn-
mand' Performance. -f course bat
I don't envy Kaiser BdL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
y KAISER BILL AND MONEY x

ATsER WILHELM Is not IN for a
very hilarious tirns when hs -oss
10 London IN May 70 attend the cor
onation Of his cousin George. ~ all
the entertainments arranged FOR him
hro % The nature 81 tho theatrical
one.
King George has comma ndcd- a
performance of Buiwer 1.ytton's Old
fashioned. musty play n Money" AZ
ne Drury Lane Thcat-r and. mora
Than that. has gra-iouaiv approved
the cast which Manager Collins has
announced. There could be no arts
nc objection o. this last. Tor the flower
ne English stage has been
Il win b. historical event IN mi,
way. Tor not only does sir John
Hare emerge from his retirement %
play Sir John vesey. but Charles
~ynohafn VII BE- tho Captain
smooth; Beerbohn Tree has ben al
lotted the part 81 Graves. the solemn
lawyer ana Arthur Boucher has
taken The small role ~ Mr. Stout
Lewis waller. me finest romantic ao-
tor ot ne Enrlish stage. who f. soon
. IN this country on n starring TIP.
VII b merely a servant
The Alfred EVELYN will ~ oeorrr
HleHander. rreat chance for fhaf
capital actor. and thr W'rr hae made
special request that cyril Maude ana
Alefandra Carlisle appear Miss car
isle u mo English besut. brought
ever here hrst by Nat Goodwin anil
then year 0r ro afierward hv Froh-
man. Her good looks conquered but
her aetinF vas Indifferent She must
have Improved very much o. DO in
trusted With role that was fruf
perforr "a hy Nieq Fau~it ono n Tho
crest nrtrre9c7 ~ fro English stage.
Fiance 90 The following l.at ~ %
hrnra. club urmherq walters anil
ferFanfe uIN show nuv ono nrunainf-
OF With f.r Engf9h stage That
number of Tho icndinc lrfors AMI
arnHrat'sia have been 'dccuEh.-l' e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

State President Dennis II. Sullivan,
who has been at indianapolis confer
ring with President John p. White
and the national executive board. will
make his report. as he is expected
TO reach Columbus today.
The situation over the river is be-
coming acute. and the miners at the
Florence mine OF the & o. Coal
company threaten TO return TO work
unless the organization pays them
strike benefits. The Barton miners
OF the same company were paid ben
eits this week. and this has made
the Florence miners angry and they
claim they are being Disseminated
against. In addition to this the mi
ners al the Ramsey mine OF the Ro-
Dey Coal company. ordered TO strike
In sympathy. have paid no attentiaon
10 the order and continue TO work.
Unless thore Is a change in the situA-
ton. the Florence miners will return
TO work in a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
POULTRY. FANCIERS STATE
CHICKS THRIVE BETTER.
Many OF the Wheeling Poultry Ralsers
are Adopting the Open Front
House.

Open front laying housese are being
adopted by Wheeling poultry raisers.
who are OF the opinion that they have
solved the question of raising chickens
by adopting this form OF q chicken
house. II has been found to be a sat
isfactory house. and one that gives
comfort and health TO fowls
Not only are the Wheeling poultry
fanciers adopting the open front house
but according to the recent issue OF
the poultry bulletin published by the
West Virginia agricultural experiment
station. poultry raisers throughout the
entire state are using this form OF
house for their chickens. The house
under discussion is sometimes called
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
MEMS Meeting
Rev. J. NJ. shafer, OF Bellaire. viii
Address Meeting at the Y. M.
c. A. Sunday Afternoon.

At the mems meeting to be held
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Young Mems Christian Association
Rev. ]. NJ. Shafer. pastor of the First
Methodist church of Bellaire. will de
liver an address. Rev. Shafer will
speak upon the subject of a Mans
Responsibility and as he is an en-.
tertaining speaker. a large crowd will
no doubt greet him. The board OF
directors Of the association met ia
regular monthly session last evening
and disposed OF the routine of bust
ness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
Peek-a-Boo SOCKS

Many men wear peek-a-boo socks,
not because they are in sty'e, but be-
cause their wives Use inferior strong
laundry soaps. The fres. a!kaIi and
rosin contained in these soaps rot
the material. and as a consequence
the poor men are blamed fc- being
hard on their socks
This can be avoiaed by the use Of
Hewitt's Easy Tass soap. Twenty.
five years OF use have proved it's
worth. Five cents . cake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

take such mental positions Tor the
sake n being in the historic cast.
Henry Ainiey. J. ". narnes Georrs
harctt. Vincent Give. Frank col
lins. william pevercur. Gerald du
Anurier. ~. v. Eemoud. james Fer
nnndcz. George Graves. Robert 10
raine Arthur Playfair. b.. Vivian
Reynolds. Herbert Waring. ben Web
afer
of iaf years Money has been
laid on The Eheif Oh England IN fact
~ was placed there al wrarued fn
caruhor and nofhhafls. bv SIR
Squiro Bancroft for ho had made such
n De in the character ~ Evelyn that
M ono dared O. combat oven hfa
wcmor in Co., Although bancroft
VIII not appear personally. be- VIII
stage the Performance
The costumes ~ the players VIII
Dol Of the period in watch tho oiay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you suffer from bleeding itching.
blind or protruding Piles. send me your
address. and / will tell you how to cure
yourself at home by the new absorption
treatment; and Will also send some OF
references from your own locality II re-
quested. Immediate relief and perma-
nent cure assured Send no money. but
tell others OF this ofIer. Write today to
Mrs NJ. Summers. Box p. Notre Dame
Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
WORK ON ROAD.
Provided for Men Convicted Of Non.
Support.

Sacramento, Cal, April 7.-Govern-
or johnson today signed a bill pro
viding that in case OF a conviction for
non-support. a husband may be sen
fenced TO Jail and required to work
on the public roads or other public
works. the county paying $3.50 to the
wife and children for each day the
non-provider works.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
EXECUTIVE board
TO TAKE UP STRIKE
IN OVER RIVER DISTRICT MON.
DAY AT COLUMBUS.
State President Sullivan viii Make
Report 70 Board as to Fu-
ture Action.

The sympathetic strike in Eastern
Ohio in connection with the strike in
the Tuscarawas district will be taken
up by the miners state executive
board in Columbus next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

Eoos f.r rHffNlrE. from good fhororrh-
0rfI I.H.E InrnH end Rhode island
Rods. 10 ErIIr. fff CLARK ST. WarfIra
ffrrt ErI phone la.I m-fs.a.fa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

roe SAIL rIorDuRI bred Huff Orrfrr.
ilIr Irnw prize winning stock 81 81
tp :. 90 pHr setting Ir o. % Waldo.
" If'iMf W. Fn. ur-s.t-np-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
EVERYTHING WILL M or Tup
BEST POSSIBLE GHADE-~

--e
cyphsrs. Incubator Company. Buffaio.
D. gives us much pleasure 20 senf Won
lt" words expressing our satisfaction
Niih the numerous articles in the way OF
.,'.y "frnances and feeds which We
I "t-tr luf nnaed from your company
Sunswirk POULTRY Plant always feels
t.at Do sending Co Cyplcrs fncubo.9r
Wat We want and that everything wli
quality and guantitY.
,,N w. j, ag "a, your h'sl business deai-
or poultry requirements from you.
ours very truly
NlNSMfHK TDTITRN Farm
Rufus uclaneld. proprief1r
.uei as ONE Of Cypbers cuafowe~s
WilIts above all poultry rafaers fraf
lh'" used Cvphcrs supplies ana feed.
better feeds. and W. have iust rec.f,.,,
.tea COG OF D}phers feeds and quote ~
Cyracrs scratching Feed. per 100 lbfaf.
li pliers Developing Feed. Pc 100 ib a. IF.
lfl.tfa Hi. d Feed. per ZOO ......fl.s
- l.'Ir iof lnE Fccd. per ZOO Do. fg s9
.t fIcra Forcing Focd. per 100 Ib a. ~
'iIa',H heaied Alfalfa NO. .. Der
c'r.e,s Neaied Aifaifa SO 2. per 'a0'
cryterr Ilirb Protein nesf s--sp.. ''l.''
cygh3ers Pearl Grit Oil sis,s p. .''.''
cyghers Oyster shells crushed Der 20
cy,rher. Sou charcoal OH STAGE. 80
Fancy Wisconsin Fariv ohio Sell A.,
ia.oce. u 200 Dor bushcl
lont forret that We carry FUN line ~
80 and ConkItn Farm WAGONS. sfss
~ pleasure vehicles Weld ana s,..,tr
100 ~ al kinds. and. in fact ANYTHING
"'e' ior-the farm and Farfen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08
OuPIEQTOHg

OHPIEoTOHs-WH and black $40
"hfa Tor $500 200. NO Dau prove d.
afE uf. NAa'uaus Edcview Poultry
h ards. Wherllf- S.. Na mr-Zs-tr .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

= =. hLNcA MlNoHChH ana o. = Rcd
f.r" from prize winner. tIrrrr...
MlrIfi. rfHrf creek. Vs. Va Eel E.
iHff iI. Wir""nI mr-S. taps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

FOE sALu-Buff Orpington EFss. sal
ing 10. &lsu. few cocksrcIs. also pure
bred Chas Nassman. Bellaire. O.
mr-4s-f-ap-es
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

BUZZ OHPIHGTOHs-I sou want crss
from trtu-If. uniI creed stock b. lfU
cIEUt yfHr. .It.lIu. r.r.fIerra f,sr- a.
tIem. punro d. DO. Marsh
mr-28-tap-z8
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

SINGLE COMB white Leehorn eggs Tor
Matching, u Ser 30. William 81.
Becker. ben~o"d. Sat prone G
mr-2s-t-sp-2s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

ron nhhE -i.Iioffq Huff IsrH .rra fHa
t.. ''Hi Dow uUI ufY Ir.. ff Dob f1r
.' I.I.'f Batting House IIfr nuf Mar
"'' Wr. f.. f.Hu. d..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

8. c. RHODE leland RnDs-Erss.
sl.tv Tor Do. Birds AVERAGE 70 rrra
Iet hcn Juular5. Ross stiIweu. sIz
'AaII Mr-2t-Ap- D..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

I.ct 'n-r. prize Winning stock on M ]
prl DO 5000 roI 300 I@tr-Y SIT rru
mr-fe.t.ap-I6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

EInf i.re rnf dIr...r ..f.r. r,.,,
f'IInE uuI Wil'Hmrfnuu ufrnara
Mrs Do WrIEht. Eim Grove. N Va
Wr.fG-t-au-fG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

FOR SALE-Black Minorca eggs, from
thorOughbreds $50 Der settinE Both
phones: Bell &c; Natl ls2O-Y.
ap-6-t-m-6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

TOR SALE-EEzs. $500 per 10. $500 Der
90. from three select pens single COM,
bla. Miupicas. headed uy prize winners
at tuo Wheeling Trl state Show. DHrs-
T. Null Elm Grove. Both pnoues.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

FOR sALE-ERRs from thorourhbrei
=. q. Black Aliu0rCHs and :. e. Brown
I.cEi orus. 800 por 10. 5000 per 100 IA.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-08

TOR SALE-Eoss Comb Brown Leg
horns lW. W. kulp Egg ~trainJ seI-
mss -. Sls., 80. " 90. James l.. Tea
DHpIt. 4. o. Box. OIL Wheeling
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