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Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
The First Phenis.

Legend tells us that the first pbertx was born in the garden of Eden and had its nest in q great red rose. the first rose that ever bloomed. When the angel drove Adam and Eve out of paradise spark of fire fell from the angels fiery sword and burned III the phenix and his. nest. Out of the aSEes sprang glorious bird. which also lived 800 years before mysteriously burning itself at every recurrence of which a new piienix is said to farise.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Order offSs;ixe

State of Connecticut, County of Wind ham, ss, Putnam Sept. t1tsrA A. D., 19 Ef4 Frank j. Bates vs. Ids Young Bates.
 Upon the complaint ot said Frank J. Batss, claiming for reasons therein sat forth divorce now pending before the Superior Court in a1d for Windham County, it appearing toaand being found by hs court, hat, the shi defendant is absent from this State-gone to parts ua- knowns
 Therefore. Ordered, chat notice of the peudeney cd said comEisint be given by pu b Iishing this order 10 the Putnam Patriot, a. weekly ne xsPaper pu blisAsd in Putnam in said CounIy two weeks suceaessveay.
 EDGARsM. WARNER
 Clerk otth Superior Court for Wind ha ns .Gounsy, 5fsS
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Notice

AT Court o5 Probate held at Putnam "A within and for the distriet of Putnam on the eth day Of Sept, A. D., ll.ll.
 Present.. Edward G. Wagtlt, Judge. Estate of Johanna Vale, la.e of Putnam in said district, deeea sed.
 Daniel j. Byrne. ENecutor.
 Ordered tha. s.GS months from the date hereof be, and the same limited and alloweA for the creditors to bring in their slaims against said eState,s and the ENecutoN is directed Go give public notice to, the creditors of said estate to bring their claims within said ilnae allowed, by posting eopy Of this ossier the public sign. post nearest tht place wavre the 9sSea ed ASi dwelt, within the same town, and by publishing \ the same 3 tAaes in some newspaper having a circulation ia said probate district and return make to thss court of ths notice gwen.
 Attest
 EDW ARD G. WRlGHT, JAdge
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Her Hold.

"So he married Il manicurist ?~
 Yes
 'ls he happyT'
 I'm afraid not. He complains that she has quit holding his hand and wants to cputiue herself exclusively to holding the pockethook- "- Chicago Record Herald,
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
The Messp,r of His lnteilioanee

FIao,s Mistress tsobbingi lost my dog my sweet little innocent pet Friend I'm so sorry Have you put m advertisement in the neNspaperf Fidos MiStress-Oh what would be the useq The poor darling doesn't know how to Womanas Home t'ompanion.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Order osi. Notice

Peter Fly vs. Albiua Fi
 State of Connecticut, County of Windt ham
 Upon the complaint af the said Peter Fly, praying for reasons thereil seth forth Ior a divorce, rtturnable on the first Tuesday Of October, 1911 before the Superior Court in and for Wiudham County.
 It appearing to and Being found by the subscribing aut hority, afa aitDe said De- fard snt Al lbina o. Fly is gone to parta unknown.
 Therefore, ordered, that nGsice Of ths pende aey of said complaint be give7 said Defe ndsnt by publishing this ord N in the Putnam Patriot, newspa ST printe in Putnam, tws' wesks sucees5- ively, commencing on or before the 16ta day oaseptember, 19lla
 EDGAR M. " ARNER,
 Clerk of the Superior Cours 6-377 for Windhsm County. Dated at Putnam, Sopt.r Slst, 19ll.e
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Invited a Snuh.

Clara-I overheard Mr. Kimberly say to a friend the other evening that l was a pretty young lady. Mande- Well. you are pretty young; but. of course. you are growing older each tiay.-Chicacc News.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
A +he n>uest Point.

Sometimes hit~ a mighty good thing to he ae loves spoke in de wheel uy fortune. you ies' ,bleeiged to come up no matter which way de wheel turns, -Cally Ryiaud
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Dlsfrlri Of Putnam ss. Probate Court, ssg

Dlstnri Of Putnam &. Probate Court, Sspt h :, 1911
 Estate of ClarendoasM. efreea, late of Putnam s .aid district dectasef
 The As4Din strator having exhibited hls sAP yy4ementah admini-trz account with s1sid nsfAIe fo shis Court for aIloWasee. il Is
 ordered That tn ls -li.day Of Sept. A. D TT, al 10 90 o'clock in the soItnonH. at the Proba le o5gre In Putnam be, an1tAe salHe Is assigned sar a nearing osa the allowance of sua@ administration aeeount wtrh id estate and thls court directs the t.dmiBsstfaturt0 cite aII pe+sous interested therein to appear al said fin. and place. by D r3aishing his order in some news aper having a cireulatiess in said district, and by posting , cO1Y on tAe pubic -.gn post in tbe town 3l PuFaan where the dec6 ssed a-i dwelt.
 Certified from Record
 .8 EDWA ARD ff. WRhaiHI, Judge.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
STEVENS BILL
 IS hD0PTED.
Fairfield GOHitJ Practically a
 District by I'S9f.
l H MALDJiALD'5 FIGHT.

Senate Takes Long Step Toward Final Adjournment - Attempt 10 Curtail Governors Power to Remove High way cononiss ioner-Utllittes Com mission Cts s1o0,co0.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Just li'Ss hlr.

A doctor was called to the bedside of fond mothers baby boy, He aiac- nosed the a!lment as acute rheuma- tisn. and the mother responded quick ly: "Acute rheuma ism. might have known it Everything he Goes or says Is inst as c,l.er
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
For Rent

Seven room cottage, all improve ments, S@ Mechanic street, Putnam. Inquire s& Mechanic street.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Wanted

Good Housekeeping Magazine re- quires the services of representative in Putnam 50 look after subscription renewals and to extend circulation by special methods which have proved unusually successful. Salary and eom- mission. Previous experience destra. bIe, but not essential. Whole time or spare time. A Sdress with references, J. F. Fairbanks Good Housekeeping NJ agazine, 3Sl Fourth Ave, New York
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15

\ man who dares waste an hour of time has not learned the value of life- Darwin
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
hard Mc~k.

-You lazy. good for nothing thfngr said the citi~on Co the tramp rNhy don't you % to worAy
 ''Work 2 said the tramp. -no you imagine that walking from New Or leans tp Nsw Yort twice a year is plaasure -Dsrno4f Erse Press.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Fund. For Utilities Commission.

The public utilities commission Is about the first state department to en counter the generosity of the commit tee on appropriations. of which Sena- ior Peck of Danhury Is the chairman Usually when d state department has lsked for an appropriation the com nittee has put tue magnifying glass q the estimate and wound up by shay nc it down n few thnr 'nds. Not so with the utilities commission Ii
 4ked for SS4coo and the committee recommended $la0oo Members o} he comnHtTUe tid not believe tmt that gatauHl would he eSeessiNe fer Che two ears od.nr sent 3O, laa II has #aen e-,iaatd by members of the gen .eal ass,uhlv fhat in that time the commission WiG receive approximately a.e0 complaints No matter how much or how little mclit there may be h any of these complaints fl win in
 olye uu cpdlesS amount ef clerical work. and Salae members believe that ven with the Sl00oo0 to start huSi ness with the commission will have to t~k the board of control for more undS before thu two years is up,
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
No Indeed.

Just becarns man wants but little here below is DO sign that he has any thing coming to him on high.-Galves' ton News.
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Touoh Luck.

Tough Luck. Tough luck JinSon had. What happened:- In order 10 keep h's cook se told her she might hare the use ef his touring ear two afternoons week. "Went"
 "YeSterday she eloped with inc chaufeeur. ."- Birmingham Age Herald,
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Womrn In Jnnsn.

Untn Chinese ldeas came to he as cendant the Japanese never thought of keeping women in suhiee5ion. says the Oriental Review Feminine chief tainS are frequently mentioned in the old histories. and there have been ia r,anl,s InrAn r..SA ntl,rNrnsses
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Worar's Way

Ny wife reads the marriage notices caefuIly every Gas. Wouldn't miss a day for worlds
 sWhy notY' ''oh about once every six years somebody gets married that she knows. ---I .n,itsvr,e CNr-ier-1ournai
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15

An act Of yours Is not simply the thing you dO. but il is also the way you do it-W endell t'hillips-
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
Takira Him Up

Policeman louve been begging. Now. you just accompany me. Organ Grinder With pleasure. sir. what song would you tikey-lAele Meie
Putnam patriot., 1911-09-15
A piplar,atist

.I am amazed, sir. that you should propose to my daughter. You have not known her a week
 '"rrue raadam. but I have known yog for some time. and everybody ssSs your daushter takes after you He got the girl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
,THEh DOCTOR russL
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

BOSTON Mrs Cathrlnc Boot
Wells Kate Genlett W~iisi. the au-
thoress died suddenly a. her home
here today
NEW YORK PRO rick Mohr. Jr.
who tor years WIS associated with
John % Archibald prcsldent Of the
STANDARD Oh Company. died today
after several weeks illness with
typhoid fever
PANS Paul Nayton. The painter.
died here to.day lie was born on
december a. 1sfg
PHILADELPHIA - Convicted OF
usIns thc mails FOB defraud. $. Oiney
MccorU.sL. boz conducted q loan
office vac fo.dfs a~entenced 20 ten
years imprisonment IN the Atlanta
p~eulfenflary
PORTLAND Nc special train
on tho Grand Trunk. bringing several
hundred ruiErinfs 90 sail Tor Liver.
pool 20 m0rr01 was wrecked today AZ
West Parish. Nc Several p-asaengefs
yer" hurt but uo one aas Killed
ROME As "a result 81 a decree Of
'le pope. 49, PafrIck'a Day Waa
struck of fhs ilst OF Obligatory holy
days on which Catholics are called
upon '0 hear macs and abstain from
unnesesFarF work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
QUIZ OLIVER
PennsyiVSnia Senator 10 Tell SteeI
Trust Invest gstors Of Fair
ness Of Ore Rate.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Test
mony that the long and short haul
clause 81 the Hepburn rate ,aA had
completely ted mp the Central Freight
association In the matter Of changing
freight rates vas given bv General
Traffic Manager p G. Baird. VI the
Bessemer 4 Lake Ere railroad. De-.
fore b. house steel trust lnyesfi
eating committee today. lie said the
association al one time met blmonth.
- tor this purpose. but tbs uoV 20
rarely during the year aud had
little opportunity 90 change the tsring IS.
Senator oliver. Of Pennsylvania.
vii be a witness In a few days IL
viii be asked regarding The f%nirneEF
Of IN freight rate 81 - ~ ton on
ore from Lake Erie 70 pittsburg Fx.
perts have declared that 90 cents r.
ton would BE- profitable 20 the carrlere.
trafnc officials 81 southern
railroads ViIl give testimony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

A. issf here o. instant relief and a
.asf rr permanent remedy for soro
'e.f so more tired feet so more
ar1irr feet SO NOR 4apIien. Ha1
tunIi1E apeafy feet SO more r1rns
NO m0re blrI0ns so more cafi0uses
% matter WAT ai's your feet .r aha'
iI1nr f1e sun you've f-ie1 rIfr9sf
o. nE relief. l1st use TIL
w Del totally unlike anything else
Ior ne purpose you ever beard n
pr me only foot remedy ever made
NHioh acfs on fne Dr. ncIuai % draw
nc olt 40 the poisonous ~eVIfsr0ns
Nl.fh cause sore feet Poedfrs ard
oi1e- remedies merely cloF uu -1e
pnrff TfZ riealses fre~ out and
2 fnau clean 10 rrrss rEht -
p HNI Feel better ono very first time
used Tse f r. week and Won -an
70 ID ever bad sore fee' There
tof''nE M earth shat rsn compare
TfZ b fo- sale ~ sI drug
p cerfe Der boa lr erect
Fsn from Waiter Luther Dolre
a "a Chicago 3D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
At the Apollo.

When Pat White organized Tho OK
.crIlent burlesque show which he rs
presenting a. the Apollo theater 20
delighted audiences this week. he took
especial palms 10 the selection Of his
chorus girls. with the result that he
has an aggregation which is not only
good looking. but talented also. Re
Gently Nj White discovered that one
or lls ponies Is a capable v%!olinist
me-" b plays two solos on that Co..
sirument az each performance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
About People
Movements OF indivioLsfs % .ns
From the civ

Miss Clara Metzner. who has been
spending the sumn- months down
ih" river. has returned 10 her home
on south York street for the HOLIDAYS.
Walter Gorrell. who has been EN-.
ployed 81 Helmbright Bros has &C.
'cpt"d "a responsible position in
Cleveland and viii leave the first Of
'h" year 20 take 49, his duties
M.ss Laura HIman. o. York. Pa
sister of Mrs ~ r. finman. OF this
,iil. hd- returned 10 spend the holi.
DAYS with relatives.
Attornes Henry s. Noltc viii cave
Tor Cleveland this morning on LEGAL
business
Harvey b Ennis. Of s,cubenyue.
oho has been in the city ON business
Tor ih" past several days. has re-
turned home
Charles Ray. who has been the
Enest Of Wheeling friends for some
dave past has returned to his home
at Fairmouf
Prank p Foster. o. Weusburg
clerk of fhc Circuit Court OF Brooke
county. VAS "a business visitor here
yesterday
" D. kendie 81 Ne~ Nartinsvuc
H NHN .MH A.N"". N" friends Nm
ms CIV Tor the past few days. has
returned home
Nr- Robert Scott and daughter
Mrs F"orEe Whitehead. o. Wellsburr
we're Oh" guests Of Mrs Ralph White
bead. Of The Island. yesterday
q r Hall. OF Nes Martinevilc
friends
Mrs s % Hall OF New Martins
fillc who has been visiting here FOR
% few days. returned home vesterfav
? Lee Dunlap vhu is r. student 10
MorTsrfoUn. is The guest of friend.
in me city
Chsries Reprsfo has returned from
ne Fast uhrro ha ha been working
for a biE lumber company and an
remain Dol OBJ" rifF until Fahruarr
Dr Frank LeMovre HUM .es- iss,
ntEtf Tor Pittsburgh. ahere be- aaa
un professional business
Clerk oldham. of fhe Hoarf OF Com
mlssIpuers. was of dlfy vr~.ferda. GA
account of Illness
Mr- e. rs Cooke has returned from
Hammorlsporf y y. eher- rhs hss
been b Egesf of relatives for some
time Do was accompanied bv nor
mother Mrs o. o. Wheeler uho au
D. 1er sg-st d1rlng f-e einfer
Attorney NeI.on Hubbard returned
from Parker burg
Precedent g. A Amer Of tho Cbss
.fr supply company. OF Chester ~
"a va t bus ness te.tor .n the clf.
yesterday
William ~acT NJ pa-ee-sal-e VII
the ruesf 1f friends n -te CTS .o-
about q week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
WEDNESDAYS woRE
sEFoRE
senate.

o. e~ason 80 3 m
Announced FOO LYrfrar eIe. fiar raar-
before end % f.f- us-f Az early ION.
rl~~f
ceorr- " r.r,ln- .rs.i before Inter.
'fHfn" '1uniff'r a f.Hr f0f s
lel.ra. 'primi. zion fnr licensing .rrpYr-
Sew Work Issi.r .s'es.ra- -..s
r1saron ~ ElssIsr treaty af f..s rH
flT Wffr- fNnIrr
lar rDrf project iI. .sael before
ro~frffire .rmulfffs
Pension rpwmfffsa fH consider aar ..
sion iTes.'t 1t af'e- "rr .rI-
tui arproprarnr S.. -.. - 100
rrIlf Tenn mine f.srrrH .rtrn-
ilCsf ht Senator Lsa ~trrnre-aN
-~era'Dr 'umw'rs fl.va| sr.ss .-
~ -. .a.. i -..o-ss
lr-r dent .mfffff r.ruf.s al o.
DIG ni iaes ani N.ira o. D.. Ole
AEr-ef eit. t.... -ar s.. -.-...
from December % n Ian .-s
foI-r rrrrI.r rrnf.H. 100 Isfrr-aI -.
-am~ns lrl.i ,.~ r,--
cow e ..
rhlr-laf
81. Eor''
N-.eiseaa f-.n ..rn
'res .~nra.frrar
-fss -fes r.-.r. FOL. es .~. In
pre- rates srEef Hf fIr.rle f-.H.I
Usrr~rr -.s. .f r. ~
Hn .a Pol. fr .asf. fHa Hls
.Ia. frsrfr
hi1 .a--r.tae Ea.-..1 Treaty
r-ei az sr r m ln.I noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

business visit In this city Mr. Archer
Is general manager OF tho NJ : 81
b"rt Grocery Company
Mr. J e. BERGER has gone 20 Sis.
t"rs'iIle 70 Visit frien4s ror the r..
ma.nder OF the week.
Mn q ~ Girin arrived home .as,
night from a visit Vith SistersvIie
friends.
J vs. Maddox. % Grafton arrived
last night % Vtll spend ~. To-
maindcr of the NreA in th- city On
business
J ! Mu!ihaney. ho vas .n Clarks.
hurs ou business during she earlier
part Of the V""k has returned to his
home boz this city
Mise LYDIA smith. who has been tho
guest of her broth.r. e. " smith and
VIE" a' Roclpor'. o.. for the psst
iV" weeks. D. expected 20 arri,, home
lat" This week
Mrs Elsi" toperite. az Elm Grove.
Nho has been confined to the North
Wheeling hospital for M. pas- v....
has been removed 20 the Dobbs home
on Sixteenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

cU".tSs URGES HASTE
TO REVIEW Trust CASE

WAsHiNGTOH. Dec d. senator
tummins 90 Iowa .n q speech today
urged speedy action on bio 800 rro
fidinE for "a review 1y che suDrer
court - fhe United states % -hc d.
~ The United States rIrcuf court
for ne southern district % New fo~r
~approvlnE the reo~rEauizafi0u ~ the.
American Tobacco compaay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

comsaiate

The special committee 81 the cx
ecuiive board Of the Collegiate A.
umnae will hold a special meeting Boz
the once Of % VI Klmbsriaud. in th.
board Of trade building. al % o'clock
saturday ~afternoon for the purpose
OF completing the arrangement for
the reception OF The organization Co
b. given az he Unlversif, club rooms
on he evening of "Wednesday. De-
cember %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

w" wish FEB call your attention 20
~" Tact that most infectious diseases
such Hs "houping cough. dIphtheria
and scarlet fever are contracted when
ih" child has s cold 'hamberlaIns
~ ough Remedy will quickly cure a
cold and greatly lessen The danger
oi contracting these diseases This
remedy is famous for its cures OF
colds 70 contains no opium or other
narcotic and aay Do given to a child
with implicit confidence. sold by all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
SKULL CRUSHED AND
ROLLED OF vALUABLEs

bELLEFONTAINE. o. Dec a.
VIII The skull crushed aud money
ana watch golesthc ufeIess body Of
n J Grafton. Of Tcrre Haufe. Ind
vas found 20 e lonely spot near
quincy. thIs county. today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

0f ladies' auxiliary OF f-s N-or
.'h entertained their husbands aifh
"a euchre 10 tho Ar'on hall Waf-n
Gay even nE Fgchre was Tho diver
sion of ffe etanIre ard prizes ua-.
Uon by che following memher- V-
nate M~eidfhusch. arsf Mr CrrrI.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
Learn to Dance at the
Becker Dancing Academy

Open Daily az Carroll club Build
ing Private lessons given any time
20 suit. Call Nat Phone lGoo.Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
soeletY Ent.rtainrd

D Queen Esther circle o. the
Thomson " T. church was enter.
raiucd 10 the home of Mrs VIII uy.
con in the lI~N~llyu fats \ large
number OF members we're present. and
q short business, session refresh.
meuts Nerc served los the hostess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

N"hb"r. second. Nr. Frank Rauscher.
hrsi. and Mr. Becker f~cond Refrrsh-
m~nts we're served by the folloNing
cummi'fe" Mrs Robert Ilnslry.
Mrs Racbis and Mr. D!echmiller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

This cvening at To- Carroll club
Mrs Louis Wan VIII entertain eitr
an Informal lance st ne Carroll c.1,
auditorium "a Aonor Of Mss Miguou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

S'llious-is there any cure for love-
g! uirus-f"s. the gold cure. In
other words. an injection OF alimonv
Philadelphia Record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

Hras. Of Lansing. Pa Who De- her guest
az her home IN Fourteenth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
Birthday Party

Miss Dorothy Hills received AZ her
nome. corner sixth and Center
streets. Fulton. A few ~ her friends
last evening" Those present were
IN" Misses Rose and Mary Brandfss4
War" Miller Anna Vossen Florence
..''i Sarah Hutchinson. Irene
white. Margaret Monohou. Virr.ris
orth. Catherine GcrnEcr. RosafIs b.
,"ns. Marion White. Emma and FfIz,
beth Alberfs loretta Gmbrer. Narga
Iti Jacobs Messrs John rosepb
foHus Richard Yoke. LEROY rrsmm
George and Frank Eachison samuel
'nd Prank MiIlor Mauritr Jacobs
NF a'i Nr. William Albart. Dr. Sir
Nnt."y Bertraseeu White
VIZ and Mrs Joseph jacobs
ga'i'n Uaa fhe eighth ann ~er.,rv -
h"r birthday Luncheon was eer,os
'i n "cIock and an ENJOYABLE even
.he vas spent with music and rama-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

Invitations have been issued for mo
annual EN High club dance. to Boz held
IN the Elks hail in Martins rer-, sr
the niEht ~ FRIDAY. December 80
The Invitations are unique affairs ana
well calculated Co. maintain tho reuu.
taton ~ the EX-liEh club for orIer.
ality. They are printed in gold nn
Shite paper With a real holly .ea.
used In one corner as a seal
The foiiowing Invitations have boon
sent
.fNlr
Unf.a. Tea
rfifar EtruInr IHr.rm. semi.
" fHI
Mari aNrTH.H. H.
HH'Hf IH.
Ufrfrf.I
$50 fH DO .I.
Conlmff frr GIra.fr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
Nst.sr' - M.et-nn

Tho Mother. club of the rlsv V--s
planning FOR a Do rhfsni A.
tr fhis evening when fhe annual
q hrIstmas party ~ the club be- taff
a pleasing feature of The
'1 Do Tho telling ~ tre orrIr.f
hr..fras story hy The Re, 49,
Lawrence of Canatn f1rmer.. az
h~ornisri'Ie uho has addraa.af tt.
mot1ers for fhe past three years s.r
and who ls returning from
anton especially to attend f1'a al
'air Reside ft's there sir BE- a
nnmh'r NJ selections br a ~ruar-rfo
composed 81 N.sses Neu Shoaase-
and leah Fulton and Mcs.rs Chsre.
hN-"rrn ana Thomas n.r0ff
.er or other fcsfure- fhs nature
NJ NniCh hate NOT been f.vufecf ar
'mpo-e mo evening. program bY,
nose ere to hr Dol t-e nature az srr
Icr 'r0a. aho are fortunate
enouEh 10 Do present AT member
20 fre club are expected 90 hrIre one
friend Uifh them. -o that the rfferf.
ancc viii Do quite large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
One True Medicinal Whiskav
Substitutes Are Dangerous

1J c@oe Ire puzzle fer more tan hzH = ceasr-
= 90 az I'D ~ ns eet eoetors and N prominent hox,ss
- - CARED Ire e-.sags of health into as many th-sr-.sss IL - =
J-ty. Pure MAt whi=key has. inaisuons a. hou ! 70 -. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-02
POWHATAN TO HOLD
ITS ANNUAL FAIR

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
pOwHATAN C. H., VA. May a
At q meeting at this place to-day the
Powhatan Fair Association reorgan
ICED with the following named direo-
tors and officers for the next year:
r. n. Allnutt president; w. Il. Max
ey. vice-president; c. II. Simpson,
general manager: T. 8. Hening, sec
Rotary: Mrs. l.. N. Hening, treasu-
rer. and r.. W. Winfree, III. w. Goode
and 3. II. Bonifant directors. A
certificate OF incorporation for the
association was forwarded to the State
Corporation Commission. II was de-
cided to hold the next annual fair
on October and 4 next
A full and complete exhibition OF
all kinds of agricultural produce. fruit.
live stock, manufacturing exhibits.
etc, will be had, with a. large dis
play of the minerals to be found in
the county. Tournaments games and
all manner OF sport requiring the
exercise Of competitive skill will be
arranged and engaged in. all kinds
Of woman's work will be shown. and
premiums and prizes ranging from
IL to 800 each will be given to the
successful competitors. Every one Ii
working like a trojan to make the
fair the best county fair to be held
this year In southsids Virginia. The
board OF supervisors has appropriated
400 for the use Of such association
and the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF Manchester has made ths
association an endowment OF 800
in gold as the gold prize for corn
A premium list will be out the frs
! of next weak showing the differen
| rewards offered.