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coAIAnss1oNER.s No1IoE.

melvin q. sperry, surviving pNrtner
OF ]. philip Clinord. ana Melvin g.
sperry, doing business under the
arm name of clifford T. sperry,
VS.. IN CHANCERY'
Henry l. Wetzel. o. Russell Wetzeel,
Thomas NJ. wetzel. Hulla J. Wet
eel, j. ]. wet2el. B. G. wetzel and
benjamin j.. Manear.
Pursuant to decree entered in the
above styled cause at the. September
Term. 1911. of the circuit court OF
Harrison County, the above styled
cause was referred to the undersigned
commissioner to take and state u re-
port and account showing:
FIRsT:-Au OF the real estate
owned by the judgmen. debtors
Henry T. wetzel. o, Russell Wetzel,
and Thomas NJ. Wetzel. where situate,
its description, and the quantity
thereof. Also all the real estate
owned by either of them. upon which
the Judgment in favor OF the plain
III: Is a lien. and by whom said real
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RLDS THE SYSTEM
OF SCROFUL

ScrofuEa Is a. disease usually
acmifeseed N childhood, though
,cme uDio are Uictirls oftte trouble
reach manhood or lDOma1hOOd be-
Eore there is any manifestation Of
he trouble; but no matter al whGt
aee It sfOUs, dle disease germs are
in the blood, and until they are re-
moued there cannot Be a healthy
condition of the body. The ordinary
symptoms of ScTOfplQ ore suOOllen
glands about the neck, scalp dis
eases, skin affections, poor physical
Development, etc. SIS. S. has
cured thousands OfcGsesof Scro6EG.
Ills the greatest of all blood Puri-
fers, and By going dOwn into the
circulation and Tenouing The germs
and poisons, and euricliiag the blood
~ Ike creation Of nutyitige corpus
cles, S. s. S. makes a permanent
cure. S. s. s. is a Purc5LUegetabte
remedy, made entirely Of health
siiOine roots, herbs and barIs, and
IS perfectly safe for persons of any
age, or those in delicate conditions of
health. No one need fear to give
S, S. S. to child, following direc-
tons, and the health it will bring to
frail, delicate children will be a bless
ing TO their parents. If you or your
child have Scrofu1a, write for our
book on the blood and ask for any
medical advice; no charge for either,
9. S. S. is for sale at drug stores.
-r,E SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atiunfa. Ga,
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HAIR HINTS
worthy the Attention OF People Who
Wish to Preserve the Hair.

Have your own brush and comb al
home and at ha'r dressers.
Never use a brush or comb in pub
lie places. they are usually covered
with dandrum germs.
wash your hair brush once a week
with soap and warm water to which
is added a disinfectant.
shampoo the hair once week with
pure soap and water.
Use PARTISAN SAGE every day
rubbing thoroughly into scalp.
PARTISAN SAGE Is guaranteed by
Wells 4 Haymaker Co. to destroy
dandrufr, or money back,
To stop hair from failing and scalp
from itching. or money back.
To put lie and beauiy into duh.
faded hair, or money back. Price 90
cents.
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c, B. sPERRY. Counsel for Plaintiff.
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
TO ali persons holding liens by Judg=
ment or otherwise. on the real 80
tate. or any part thereof. OF Henry
Il. wetzeI. O. Russell Wetzel and
Thomas L. wetzel.
In pursuance of a decree OF the
circuit court of Harrison county.
made in cause therein pending, 70
subject the real estate of the said
Henry L. wetzel, o. Russell wetzeI
and Thomas NJ. wetzeI. to the saisfac-
ton Of the liens thereon, you arc res
CURED to present all claims held by
you and each of you against the said
Henry L. wetzel. o. Russell wetEel
and Thomas L. wetzel. which are
liens against their real estate or any
part Of 1t, for adjudication to me, at
my office. Rooms Nos. s19-s20 GoR
Building, in the city OF Clarksburg.
west Virginia, on or before the 2sth
day ofENoyember, 19l1.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF October, 1911.
LAFAYETTE c. Grille
CommtssionOTs
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llIiI1uaI Convert ION.


Annual Convenf Ton
The annual convention Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ltion OF West virginia VIII convene
lat Huntington Wednesday, Novem-
her 5, and continue through the
ltenth.
The following program has been
issued for the convention:
"Wednesday. November 8.
Arrival OF delegates.
Registratfon. Hotel Frederick
presentation OF badges.
Wednesday Evening.
informal reception at the resi-
dence of Mrs George N. Biggs.
1899 Fifth avenue,
From $3.50 until 1880 O'Clock.
Thurs1ay, November o.
Session called to order at $3.50 a. M
Invocation, the Rev. ~. Donaldson.
Addres OF welcome, Miss Cummings
Response. -. Mrs. Ponenbarger.
State work. Mrs. DeBolti
Report of officers.
Report of regents.
Committee appointments.
Benedict1on, the REV. U. ". w.
Darlington.
Thursday, 2 p. m.
Prayer. -. :. the Rev. H. &c: Bass
Reading of minutes.
Feoll call.
Address, Governor Nv. Il. Glasscock
The Perspective. Elliott Northcott
National Committee. Mrs. Edmonson
Patriotic Education; the Noun
tain Whites. Mrs Parks Fisher
Revolution as a Factor in Evo1u-
ton. -. President l.. J. ACorbly
Benediction. the REV M. a.. Wood
Thursday, p. m.
Dinner. Hotel Frederick
Toast mistress. Miss Johnson
Friday, November 10.
Session called to order at $50 a. m.
West Virginia Hills.
the Rev. John L.. Hoyt
stars and Stripes. 1890 Mrs. Roc
Election of officers.
Report of committees
Friday, 2 p. m.
PRAYER. State Chaplain
Song ..... Mrs Bugbee
Unfinished business.
America.
Friday, 4 p. m.
Automobile ride.
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Mrs. Morris Entertnins.

Mrs. Robert Morris, OF Chestnut
street, was hostess at a chhrmingly
arranged reception Saturday after
noon from $3.50 to $50 o'clock in
honor of Miss Mabel Richardson OF
New NIartinsvilie, and Miss Anna
Baush. The floral decorations OF
The rooms were carried out in yell
How. green and white. long stem
med chrysanthemums and vines OF
asparagus and smilax were used Ia
great prorusion Mrs. T Moore
Jackson and Mrs. Lewis NJ. SUIT
ton presided in the dining room and
the centerpiece OF the attractive
table was n huge mound of yello"
and white chrysanthemums. Cot
fee was poured by Mrs. N. NJ Nor
ris and the aides included Mrs >Nir'
gil L. Highland. Miss Boughner
Miss Mabel smith and Miss Frances
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when the house you ought to be
living In now Is vacated unexpected
". aud Is for rent, you'll set The news
rnr,ugh the Telegram CLASSIFIED col
umus.
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(; 9ti:.ued on rs-e 81
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29
THE FLORIDA FEVER
AND ITS SYMPTOMS

A letter has been received by the Mi,
ami Board of Trade in which the fol-
lowing question is asked by a Virginian;
rs it not fact that there is what
is known as the Florida Fever 2 Does
that fever ever occur in your city p
The inquiry was referred to the Me-
tropolis for reply, and, without at
tempting anything technical, the fol-
owing is submitted as the exact situation,
The Florida fever exists in the inland
of Florida, and along the East coast to
an extent which is increasing every
yea.. Sumo peopl catch it by ealing
about Florida. The writer had it five
years before setting foot in the State,
and has it worse since com "g here.
Some get it as soon as they arriv in
the State, while Others may require
week before they catch a good case.
A popularity of this Florida fever is
tina; it b flies physicians and surgeons
to cure it. The physicians all have it
themselves, while ministers of the gos-
pei p. each it from their pulpits, and
poets immortalze it in glowing verses.
While one may have thi peculiar fever
without coming to the State. he can
n be cured of it by leaving, because
the longer he is away the worse hegets.
This Florida fever is caused by ocean
breezes, broad acres of tropical fruits,
miles upon miles Of hard-surfaced roads,
smiling faces of happy, contented
women and children, and home-loving
communities radating evidences OF
thrift. Once in the system it cannot
be eradica ed. Men. women and chill
dren all have it, and the Virginian has
a touch of it or he would not be as king
about it. But if he is inqniring about
any of the fevers that make people
sick, the plain, simple answer is that
hostile germs do not exist in this God
blessed land. The only Florida fever
known here is the kind that makes peo-
lie happy, contented and rich in every
thing that contributes to real life that
il unrth while. Miami Metropolis.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29
FLORIDA REPRESENTED
IN SOUTH'S CONGRESS

Tba Pensacola board of trade has tele-
or,nhad 10 Senator Duncan U.tletcher,
president Of the Southern Commercial
t,onpress, its acceptance OF the contract
f,r tbe last space Of the Florida booth
;ntba Southern exhibit hall OF the or
SANITATION at Washington
The Jacksonville board OF trade re-
oanilv closed contract for one OF the
samr snares assigned to the state or
Florida. The hoard of trade oil AS.
s;mmee about the same time closed ior
a sn,re in which a permanent exhlolt
a ,he resources of the kisslmmee
W valIev will be arranged. Miami agreed
to take the third space, and the teie-
ram from Pensacola completes the
states representation. ,Lzo,,,i,,o
The preparation of the Jacksonvl .r
ovh,hit which is to be OF non,per'
;.H"hle character. has already been De-
' s.r II will include made. in-Jacks9n-
s ,;,ia Goods and lots of photographs,
y rha contracts obligates the southern
r y" Congress to flnlsi, uenl,
onst rators to distribute booklets anu ~,
other advertising matter tor the e.'y "
tbs IT, acc men will also take the names "
, lmea interested in Jacksonville ana
s e"rnisb them to the secretary OF tne
h tu. of trade in order that they may
be followed up. u;. Sc tho South.
III" nongress occup es the entire grouniai
aoor of the Southern culiu,,s, az" Wv the
i he worth millions of dollars TO Osa ."e
S so .o 70 sixteen big posts and arounc
liner n asa are arranged four booths Ths
e SSt o pe' assigned to one state. I'M
tnat a.; are o Whit will be placed in posi-
tlor' Saf en the opening Of the e,o new eN'
tlon D Il is estimated that ZVu'w'
y,, esril will see the exhibit annually
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29

provisions of the green fruit law and
that the Exchange must not be party
to any deception, nor openly ship unfit
fruit.
Mr.. Temple takes exceptions to an
article printed in state paper which
quoted certain growers as Of the opin-
ion that the law is aimed at the "out-
siders." He replies in his usual vigor-
Gus style as follows:
In the first place this law, and the
fight which the Florida Citrus Ex-
change is making for its enforcement
land intends to make, through this
season, and all future citrus seasons
until the practice of shipping immature
and unripe fruit has been entirely
wiped Out) is not law or fight aim
ed against growers or shippers out the
Exchange as against those in its ranks.
1t is a fight for the restoration of
FlOrda's citrus fruits to favor and the
prestige they once held with the con-
Stunning public has suffered
to an almost incalculabl extent through
the shipments, season after season, of
large quantities of oranges and grape
fruit that were unripe, sour, and ut
terly unfit for hog, much less hu-
man being to eat. That consumers
once buying and trying it; quickly drop
it, and either "pass up" citrus fruits
for some time thereafter, or turn to
fruit that is ripe from other sections
of the country has been the bitter ex
perience of the past. And even with
the provisions of this law fully lived
continued on page 4)
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29
RECIPROCITY IS KILLED
BY CANADIAN PEOPLE

The Laurer government and reciproc-
ity suffered an overwhelming defeat
in the Canadian election. BY a VERT
able political landslide, the Lib eral
majority of forty.three was swept
away and the Conservative party secure
ed one of the heaviest majortes up
wards of 5O-that any Canadian party
has ever has. Seven cabinet minis
tiers. who have served with Premier
Laurer were among the defeated can
didates. The Liberals lost ground in
acticalIy every province of the dOmin-
ion. Robert l.. Borden. leader of the
Conservative party, will shortly be-
come the prime minister of Canada.
He will be supported in parliament by
working majority of far more than
ample for his purpose. The Unlonlsts
saw that while there were some side
factors in the contest, 1.-THE issue was
reciprocity and the Canadian people
will have none of it /. They heard the
voice of President Taft declaring that
reciprocity meant annexation. They
heard the voice of Sir Wilfred Laurier
in indignant denial but on the whole
thew decide to believe the president
rather than the premier. They were
right in doing so. The struggle is on
between Imperialism and continental
ism, as the German papers pointed out
months ago. and imperialism has won.
The Canadian sees the road to which
reciprocity leads. He has no wish to
move in the orbit of Washington. y
The designations of Premier Laurel
and of the entire Canadian ministry
will be in the hands of Governor Gen
eral Earl Gray by October 9Th. Bord'
en-. the new premier, will suggest Lau'
rier's appointment as Canadian hlgt
commissioner to London, succeeding
| Lord Strathcona.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29
100000 SUIT AGAINST
EAST COAST RAILROAD

Suit was brought in the Circuit Court
of Dade county last Friday by Thomas
j. Peters, an extensive grower in the
vicinity of Homestead. against the
Florida East Coast Railroad company,
claiming damage which it is stated
will aggregate 100000. Friday was
the last opportunity for bringing &C.
ton in cases returnable at the fall
term of court, and the clerk immedi-
ately issued summons and responder
dunn against the local representatives
of the defendant company, completing
the formal service as required by law.
Ju lge Henry F. Atkinson appears as
counsel for the plaintiff.
This is one of the suits against the
railroad on account of losses sustained
last year by growers because of short
age in the car supply and failure to
get produce to market thereby.
The contention of the plaintiff is that
the Florida East Coast Railway, being
the only carrier for the produce, was
legally bound to supply means for con;
veying to the plaintiff such boxes and
crates as were needed as receptaces
for his produce, and to so expeditions y
handle the produce offered for trans
portation as to get it to market with
out loss to the cOnsignOr. In these
respects the plaintiff contends that the
railroad failed to such an extent that
he suffered loss approximating 500, 600,
for which amount he asks damages.
In this, as we'll as other instances of
corresponding nature. it is claimed by
growers that their produce was delayed
in transit to market until it became
positively unfit for sale, the condition
being the fault of congestion in con.
signments because of insufficient roll
ing stock TO do the work properly.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29

is of ITSELF sufficient evidence thar .
iiSh ana game Warden is badly needed
II lISh and game Warden had been
elected year ago who could not see a
seine belonging to certain dealers, there
would never have been a kick against
MN, but Drawdy did not find it conye-
nlent to skip the large dealers and
make specially of hauling up the
SmaI man; therefore the large dealer
Is opposed to a fish and game Warden,
and especially opposed to Drawdy;
consequently | am sure that Drawdy
mus; be a good officer, otherwise
there would be no more opposition than
lhere Is to some Deput y Shertfs who
have never been able to see seine with
men hanging to it in violation of the law
(about these Deputy Sherifs, | will
nave something to say in later letter
continuing this subject.
l am not in the habit of standing on
the street corners abusing my neigh
bors for disagreeing with me. and talk
lug lot of "rot" that has no founda-
ton whatever, but as a great deal
has been said in condemnation of my
position of insisting on having the laws
enforced, | intend to answer some of
the misrepresentation that have been
made against me, as ! think that owe
1t to those friends whom respect and
who have faith in my integrity and
honesty to make it plain as between
myself and the element that publicly
proclaim on the street corners "tO HI
with the law.
CONTINUED on page A
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29
GREEN FRUIT LAW Will
OPERATE ON ALL ALIKE

Enemies of the Florida Citrus Elk
change are circulating report that
the green fruit law would operate
AGAINST the ''outsiders" while the
members of the Exchange would be
immune from the act; and further that
the Exchange would use it's power IN
causing Outsiders" to be prosecuted
and make 30 much noise that the Elk
change could ship green stuff with i'm
punity. mi, 49,. .,,..
reports. because Manager Temple
caused a circular to be issued to all
sub. exchanges warning them OF the
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-09-29

Mrs. Maude l.. Richards and daugh-
ter, Miss Beatrice, and sons, Francis
and Howard, have moved from their
home at Pine Lodge, Eden, to one of
the Budd cottages on North Pine street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
WATSON FEARS ALLIES.

Newspapers in this State deduce
from the Fairmont Farms banquet
that the Chiffon wing OF the Demo,
cratic party recognizes the fact that
Clarence w. Watson would be a
load on the Democratic party next
year in the election and the addi-
tional tact that Democracy can not
win with Mr.. WATSON assits candi.
date for the United States senator.
ship. There may be some founda.
ton for the deduction. Senator
Chiffon was not at the banquet.
There is something in that fact.
Their may have been a well CON
celved plan on the part Of the Chill.
ton part OF the party to shelve Wat
son into the Democratic national
craftsmanship, thus getting him out
OF the way for the next campaign in
this State.
1t is reported that Senator Watson
was taken by surprise, when some
of lbs colleagues sprang the Chair
manship on him. His early declina-
ton after he had recovered his breath
indicates that he smelt a mouse anu
was not to be so easily sidetracked by
the Chiltons. 1t an open secret that
the Watson following last winter
about the time Of the caucus nomina-
tons was very suspicious Of the Chill
ton gang and dlstrusted 1t to the ex-
tent of keeping an eagle eye on it day
and night until Watson got senator
ship cinched for himself. There was
some tall maneuyering on the part of
Watson to keep Chtlton's bunch from
playing Watson false. 1t was loose
game SO far as Watson was concerned
that the Chiltons we're playing. They
were ready at the first chaice to be.
tray him, to break the alliance and tol
turn their forces toward some onel
else. It was Joseph Chiffon himself
who started that famous check book
and fountain pen story on Mr.. Watson.
!. Even, Mr.. Watson himself, accord
ing to- reports sent out from Fair
mont, Is in doubt as to whether he
will be able to run again, owing toI
the fact that he sees a plan OF OPP
position to him developing among
those supposed to be his allies. Hell
certainly recognizes the fact that such
additional opposition would crushE
him no matter how great campaign
he might put up,
With Chiffon fighting him in addi-
ton to the other party forces that are
so eagerly waiting to wreak vengeance
upon MIN for the treatment accorded
Col. John T. McGraw, it is not strange
that Senator Watson should hesitate
as tbB IflSife course. Clarksburg
TelegFam. ! ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
THE DEeADENT AND DEcENER-
ARE DEMOCRACY.

The PENNSYLVANIA Democratic poli,
/, tieians had a rem. n old!fa 81 ioned row
fin Iafri burg "a efasy. They spit
themselves Is liaif formed tWo SEP
:atata and Distinct state COMMITTEES
hid 81 ected i Z IA Charm Tiley
| viii do tieif coming igltting among
Themselves me Republicans have be.
Come a minor Issue. Ii sisShafIi 3to mn.
lderstarid what tbe Democrats are fight
/ i1g for. They have smallIhopes Of sue.
cess when united and none al all wien
divided and discordantss rs u
aThe proceedings YESTERDAY indicate
That the PENNSYLVANIA Democrats are
hopelessly divided largely through the
stnister;influences, Of he Peerless Pro
phet Of the Platte. To wreak his
vengeance upon Colonel James Madi.
SON Guffey he would break to splinters
and reduce TO toothpicks tie Demo.
cratic organization that twice since
Tia Civil War elected a Democratlu
Governor and which for a number of
years was represented IN the United
states Senate by a Wallace and In the
House by Speaker Randall. Free Sill.
yer and Free Trade have shackled the
feet and bound the limbs Of "a once &C.
tive and successful political party.
and today its inert and paralyzed per.
sonaIity. not content with mumbhnt
and mounting It's dishonorable theo.
rles to a disguised pubne, is beating
its own breast with insensate fury.
Ltpon the door Of the Democratic State
convention should be Inscribed the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
A WISE BENEFAcrIoN.

Marshall College at Huntington, has
been selected by a gentleman in the
State of Washington as one of twenty
educational Institutions throughout
the country to which he will make an
nual loans of one thousand dollars
each. The money is to go to needy
students who are trying to make their
way through college.
Is there any better way contriyable
whereby rich man might help his
poor neighbors? The money does not
go as gift, which is all the better.
The student accepting the loan must
stir himself to make practical ap-
pllcation of his college training, and
repay in reasonable time, the bene-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
RECKLESS lAlroMoRLLlMe.

The Clarksburg automobilists who
were fined for speeding through the
streets of Fairmolt by Mayor Martin
finally came to grief by smashing up
their machine near Boothsville after
leaving this city. People who wit
messed the reckless manner in which
these men drove their machine believe
that they Jared remarkably well not
TO hav either lost their own lives or
run down some pedestrian. There Is
no way to account for the seeming
disregard these people had for their
own safety or that of others except
to attribute it to lntoXIcation. Auto.
MODELLING is hazardous pastime when
a machine is driven by q competent,
sober chauffeur but not necessarily
dangerous, butsthc laws and their en-.
.foreement cannot be made too severe
for the reckless driver, and especially
one addicted Authorization. One for
tunRte thing about automobile driving,
however, is to be found in the fact
that almost all machine owners be.
long to the best class of people of the
community, people OF good standing
who respect and obey the laws, and
they either drive themselves or EN-.
ploy competent, trustworthy drivers,
This accounts for the very few acct.
dents that have occurred in this sec.
ton of the country as well as all over
the country. 1t Is only occasionally
that machine gets into the hands Of
the irresponsible class.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-21
time for the friends Of the whisker I
rally and make last stand.
a snEr aMAp

Taxpayer takes exceptions in an
article published yesterday in the
West Yirginian to the long drawn out
expense attached to auditing the city
accounts. According to our centribu-
tor this auditing committee has been
on this job several months and If the
salary is as lucrative as he says 1t Is
they are very apt to stay on the JOB
until the people who are responsible
for their employment see to it thGt
they complete this work with as much
dispatch as possible and get their
fingers out of the pockets of the tax
payers. $500 a day will eventually
be missed by municipality of the
size Of Fairniont.