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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Sun ExplOdeS
Powder Mill:
Four Killed
Pennsylvania Scene of Horrible
Accident Blamedon In
tense Heat.
TWO BODIES SCATTERED
ON LIMBS OF TREES
Windows Broken For Radius q,
Five Miles of the Explos-
ion-Loss $4,000.

HoLLlDAYSBURG. PA. July e.
intense heat produced an .xnlos,or
at the Standard Powder Works at
fiorreii station. today resulting I'm
'ne oeath OF four employees and the
coinpiete destruction OF the works
Inc storage house. containing tons n,
dynamite. nitro glycerine and powder.
vas ,ne only building saved. The ter
iIno Iorce OF The explosion shattered
nhuo"s Wlthin a radius OF i've miles
1t tne works. Following lie a list OF
% years. "seo
David Mcintyre. HOrrell. aged %
VIM. Nicely, Horrell, was fatally In
pital
Dodson and Mcintyre were literalIv
blown to pieces, their arms, legs and
bodies found In the branches of trees.
hundreds OF feet distant from me
scene of the explosion.
w II. Gardner. the Pennsylvania
railroad station agent at Horrell DASH
eu INTO the burning mill and rescued
Nicely from the flames
Inc three men who were killed
outright had a truck load of finished
powder moving ii from the mills to
the storage house when the explosion
occurred. The explosion causing a
IRE to start in four other mills and
The twenty-five employees OF the plant
were unable TO stay the flames.
Inc entire mountain side. OF which
the works are located, became a
sheet OF fames and the confederation
was only subdued after volunteer fire.
men had arrived from Holidays burg.
Williamsburg, Frankstown and other
towns.
The Standard Powder works is
owned by a company OF Pittsbura
capitalists. George r. McAbee is the
president The property loss will ap-
proximate 10000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Contracts Awarded for New Ware
house TO BE Erected at Laugh
lin Tin Mill.
ORDERS RECEIVED TO
START PLANT IN FULL.
Will VIII Soon BE Best Equipped
OF All American Sheet and
Tin Plate Mills.

The United States Steel corporation
has awarded contracts for improve
ments 70 be made at the Laughlin
plant in Martins Ferry that will cost
upwards OF 100000. according to Dis
trict Manager w. l.. Goodhue The i'm.
provements include n $4,000 ware
house and $4,000 cooling system for
the plant.
The new warehouse will be located
on ground owned by the comDanv at
the northeast of the plant, and will be
22oXIO feet in dimensions. II will be
constructed of iron. concrete and
brick. The contract for the concrete
work has been awarded TO the Ray
mond Concrete and Tile company.
while the G. B. Kimberly company has
the contract for eXcavating which
has already been started. The new
building Will be well above the high
water marks. thus assuring the com
pany place to store its products In
food times. II will be completed in
about three months
Plant Best In Country.
With the new warehouse completed.
the Laughlin plant will be the best
/ equipped OF all the American Sheet
] '-i'N AAA = AthNN lfAatALEs anu lllt llIOS-
poets for its steady operation are
bright
The improvements now being made
were authorized by the directors OF
the corporation two years ago, but
/ for reasons best Known to themselves
they were held up. simultaneously
with the order releasing the appropri-
alton for improvements comes an
order for the fun and complete opera
tion OF the Laughlin plant. Twenty
one OF the twenty-threc mills are now
being operated. and just as soon a.
the finishing departments can be
equipped 10 handle the product the
other two mills will go on IN fun.
In view OF the fact that L. 5. steel
corporation plants in other parts OF
/ the country are operating only from
80 20 60 per cent. OF their capacity.
the order 10 operate the Laughlin
plant in fun is fuil OF significance. It
indicates that the company is salts
fed with existing conditions here. and
u is believed that 30 long as condl-
tions remain the same the plant will
be kept IN operation steadily The
plant has not operated in fall since the
strike two years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
New Hospital
AntiTubereulosis inatituton May Be
Placed ~ Davia-G3vernor and
Board Meet There.

errr'Hi fiafffrI fn ff. frf.Uirerrar
CUMBERLAND Nd. July O. This
evening General PASSENGER AGENT OF
tho Western Maryland ra.iro4d O. "
Powell went to Davis. vs. Va to moot
Governor Glasscock and mo Board az
lloaIih of That state Tor tho mirpoeo
N discussing with them Tho location
~ the West Nireiuia state raniiorinp
for tuberculosis nt Davis By an ACT
of tho legislature of That state. fuv
ihDunnd dollars vas appropriated A.
au Initial stop iu fhe work THO
claim iH made Chat fho plno laden mir
m1toH Davis au ideal place Tor tho
institution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
MANY HURT IN WRECK.
Street Car Accidents al Pittsburo
Fill Hospitals.

PITTSBURG. July 5.-Nineteen
persons were hurt in two street car
collisions here tonight, most OF whom
are in hospitals. The first occurred
during the evening rush hour when
defective brakes failed 10 hold an
East Liberty car which crushed into
a Center Avenue car. Both were well
hlled and some OF the passengers
we're hurt in jumping. The cars
were wrecked. The most serious in.
iured Is a. J. Smith. motorman, both
legs fractured and W II. Hudson, an
attorney internally injured
About the same time two interur-
ban cars ON the Castle Shannon line
came together in a head-on collision.
Three persons were bruised and cut
by flying glass while more than a
score we're badly shaken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Hamilton Offers Pension Bill

DO University noxt November. whom
fhe Hon. q g. Hedges assumes the
presidency % tho Institution.
Chairman Underwood has called a
meeting of the Democratic members
uf The House ways and means com.
mitf'o Tor fomorroW tO begin framing
revision ~ the cotton tnrIF
choGuIn
fn lirf OF my additional postat
savings banks designated bv tle post
Office today appears Husf.Ii and
williamson. W Va
senator Watson has introduced Dor.
sion bills asking Tor inrroa.e. f.r
h0maF iiOylan. OF Glenn Ensff~r
ani William brorng and John So
burck.oy. Of Parkersburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
FOUR GIRLS DROWN

Slip of EDGE o. Dam While PADDING.
Two Rescued Unconscious.
SCRN NTDN. Pa July o. Four
mattresses at "a hotel in Mount poruuo.
were drowned to-day in on icc pond
ncnr the hotels Two others were rca-
cucd Inc0uaci0ua
Tho six girls sat ON tho inner cdro
~ The pond whore %. water is rs feet
dccp ana removing shoes and stock
inrH. hogan to paddle Do the water.
ono girl siipped into the pond and her
sister. who caught her. was dragged
in. They ciutchod 90 the girls on the
dam. and tho latter tried to rcacua
infir ornNnirs companions. with tho
result That nll wDro drawn into the
water. Their cries brought help and
Two ot The girls were rescued Pho
bodies have been recovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Rich Haul by YeggS al BoOiler
BLOW SAFE WITH NITRO IN
POSTOFFICE AND ESCAPE.
Postoffice at Watson is Robbed and
Small Amount is secured by
Robbers.

Special Dispatch 20 tho Intclligeucer.
MIDDLEBOURNE, W Va. July ..
-Heggs this morning blew the safe
in the postOfiice at Booher. sixteen
miles from the river front. Nitro was
the explosive and the building was a.
most completely wrecked, the whole
front being torn out and the jewel
cases and contents scattered. About
$500 was secured and the mon left no
clew. Postmaster {. G. WoOdburu
notified the authorities and blood
hounds were taken to the scene from
Moundsvil.c. II Is believed the men
escaped in a buggy 10 the river front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06

Special Tfspatcu 60 tho IntoIliaencer
MARTINSBUkG. W. Va. July g
Deputy Sheriff J.. Harrison KetteTing.
son OF Sheriff r. B. Kcttering. Of this
county and prom.nCu; young farmer
Was struck and iu. fiy killed by
lightning last night. lille in barn
on his farm near Baxter in the
western section of the county. 10
had gone 10 the barn TO care for his
stock, during a violent storm. The
barn was destroyed with all its con-
tents and the body OF Deputy Sheriff
Ketteriu-. was partly co. sumed IN
The destroyed building he was aged
tweuty-c years and is survived by
his widow. and one child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
SLEUTH BLACKHANDER
Head of Agency Arrested for Wrltlna
Letters 20 Gen. Miller.

FRANKLIN. Pa. July =. Thomas =
Dempsey. head ~ private detective
agency. was held for court today. &C.
cuscf ~ sending BLACK Hand letter
of General Charles a. Miller. million
aire oil marrnte. Tour handwriting
experts. among them Dr Abort H
Hamilton. ~ Auburn. ~ Y. testified
that the writing lu The Uack Wand
letter md letter signed by Dempsey
we're the same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
UNJUSTIFIED
10 Presence Of German Wsrsnip or
Moroccan Coast Insists
France.

PARIS. July =. Tho French govern.
ment continues 10 maintain absolute
silence with regard 20 the proposal
for Pourparlors resulting from the In.
tervention OF Germany in Noroccr.
but 70 is understood that France has
not modified rs original point of
view Co any way
The French government considers
that the presence of German war
ship ~ Agadir is not justified by tho
conditions there Whcro tranouilify
prevails and German interests are In
no way threatened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Maine Blew Up
From The Inside
Loss Of Warsh.P Was Caused BY Her
Magazines Blowing Up and
Not by Mine.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The loss.
Of the battIeship Maine was caused by
the explosion Of her three magazines.
No such effect as that produced upon
the vessel could have been caused by
an explosion from without. such is
the opinion Of General VIM. II. Dixby.
chief OF the engineers. L. =. A.. who
has returned from personal inspection
Of the work Of raising the Maine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Bob Watson Office.

Special Dispatch TO tite Intehgencer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. July 5-The
postofiice at Watson. suburb OF this
city was robbed at midnight. Thieves
entered by breaking a plate glass
window and breaking open tho money
drawer secured about SEQ. $500 in a
safe was not touched. The Lands
bloodhounds from this place We're
placed on the trail and Postmaster \.
Howard Fleming is investi eating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
10000 Edueator, aa,hnr.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 5-several
special trains arrived today. bearing
the advance guard Of the 10000 dele
gates 10 tho National Educational As
sociation's convention. which will
open next Friday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Lightning Kills
Man i'm Field
Berkeley County Deputy Sheriff
Killed and Body Partially
Consumed.
LIGHTNING HITS TOE

Special 20 the Intcllieencer.
SISTERSNILLE. VIVA, July
J.-MOrkiug near kidwell.
John Eddy during a storm Yes
terday was struck by a bolt OF
lightning. His shoes were torn
of and his big toe mutilated on
his right foTa- lie was uncon-
acious FOR sSime. but has no
OtlEr mark save the hurt TO
his toe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
TROOPS ON BORDER.
Portugal VIII BY Force Prevent
EHnort 70 Restore Monarchy.

TUl. Spain. July b--It was learned
here today that tho Portuguese gov.
ernmcnt has despatched several fhous
and troops 10 tho northern frontier
Following tho discovery of a Plot there
to restore Tho monarchy The con.
hpiracy is said Co have originated
among certain officers of tho portu.
guese army AZ Valcnca dc Mimic. iuai
across the border from Tuy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06

west Nir9'nisn Proposes % Place
volunteer Ofeers on Equal
Basis Win Regulars.
fntsiiigeucsr nursau.
Washington, ID. O.. Tn1v q.

Washington, D. O.. Jaiy q.
tongroasman Hamilton has intro.
oIr'1 INTO congress "a hu that
lf'rif"f "ido benefit fo widows of
The volunteer officers ln tho Clvu u,r
Mr Hamilton bIl proposes fo ruf
civil oar volunteer officers on erarfIy
tho Famo standing as regular omcerr
if 800 give on Increased pension fo
fUrt v0ra
Tho west Virginia delegation. head.
% hy Governor GIassc0rE. ara OK
.frf herc f0m0rrrw n.rIf for fHa
.l.ro ~ asking President Tar t0
.u1 the Inauguration exercises al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
SEVEN FLY CHANNEL.
Whole Flock Of Blrdmen Fly over az
Calais.

CALAIS. July G.-scven 81 the avia-
tors in tho International race made
FucccRsful flights across tho English
channel this morning Ncdrinos made
the passage iu 30 minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Eleven Babies pl.

CLEVELAND. O.. July 5.-A lake
breeze this afternoon. caused tbs
mercury m drop several degrees AZ
Ter y had reached 90 degrees fp tho
weather bureau and los m fbo kt,,st,
on the street iovol. tho highest marie
since July 4. 1897
Tho deaths ~ eleven babies ,odov
ere attributed 10 The heat 4 rurhor
of prosfraiionH wcro reported seven
~ schOolyards were thrown one, g..
Might ne sleeping 0unrto-q FOR mo
poor and tenement dweilorq
shortage ~ ice is causfng much
suhoring nnd discomfort.
Thlrty-Ssven Die o. Hsst
CIIIFA AGO. Tuly fro4f killed. ,-
perron9 Including 20 babies. ana pros
fraf'f dozens IN Chicapo TO-DAY ,bc
Ifin day ~ 'ho present hea' wave A
temperature ~ 10i5 y degrees was 70
fcoutinusd on uinth PAGE,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Uncle Zeb and the Weather

"hn outfmfaf
says the boarding
House philosopher.
iF n man who can
Wnnh the supper
danes ard HtffI
whistle"
THu WEATHEu
WAHHrNoTOu.
July 3 Eoreraaff
Western psmusvf-
Vnula Ohio ana
West Virginia -
Probably thunder
showers Thursday
ana Friday cooler
friday. moderate
south winds with
SQUALLS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Worldwide
Steel Combine
Judge Gary Named Chairman Of Big
Meeting Of Steel interests at
Brussels.
EXPLAINS ADVANTAGES
OF ALL COOPERATING
Nine Nations Are Represented-HoIc
Another Session to Organ
ize To-day.

! BItC SSELS. Belgium. July 5.-The
steel Interests of America, Canada,
| England, France, Germany. Belgium,
Italy, Austria and Spain were repre-
scnted by 100 delegates who met in
conference to-day. preliminary 10 the
formation OF an International Associa-
| tion broadly similar 10 the American
Steel Institute.
! Judge Gary. who was elected chair
man Of the conference. explained
somewhat fully his views concerning
high minded cooperation in busi-
ness
Suppose" said he. that a compa-
| ny OF men engaged in business and
possessing much capital. power and
I influence, should by their conduct. un-
/ Just or oppressive. secure universal
| Idisapproval. disgust and antagonism
on the part Of the public. In a brief
space OF time these men would be
driven out OF business
; Suppose producer OF any com
modify for sale should in any way
! within his power. ill-treat all OF his
customers. how long would II be be-
fore that producer would be in bank
ruptcy?
suppose an employer OF labor man
| testify treated his employees unfairly
and poorly. In time. as a result OF
the action OF those interested. aided
| by public sentiment. n remedy would
| be found. and after this a great in.
corruption OF business and a loss of
/ money.
Again. let VS. assume that during
| a given year the demand for a prod.
Ect equals less than one-half Of the
/ Icapacity 20 produce. and yet each pro-
duccr Is greedy and anxious 10 sell
more than his fair proportion and acts
/ Iaccordinrly. and this attitude is main
taincd until destructive results. which
| We all know are almost certain 10 be
I realized
a Trust Essential
~ would be dimcult." the chair
man continued. 10 bring about an
/ Idea in business. yet a right disposi-
! tion. courage. patience and the appIi-
cation ~ the highest thought might
reach that position. The first essen
/ tial 90 this was thorough acquaint-
ance and frequent intercourse
There should be established and
I continuously maintained" Judge Gary
said. "a business friendship which
compels one 90 feel the same concern
FOR his neighbor that he he for him
sclf u is no less IN principle than
The golden rule applied 70 business.
u u possible? n 70 is. n will be Ger.
tain 10 pay True. u r. that some
CcOntinusd on ninth PAVs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
u. S. Steel Corporation
Makes Significant Move
FOURTH FIRE
DESTROYS TOWN.

AYLoR. Pa. July 5.-This
mW town was practically
Npeu out by FIRE early today
whfcn is supposed 70 have
originated from a Roman candle.
All the principal business
places we're destroyed causing
a lass OF $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
Urge Trade Pact
Burton Makes Notable Speech For
Reeiproeity-Will Not lnJure
Ohio Farmers.
cRITICIZEs CUMMING.
WHO ATTACKED TAFT.
Insists Taft Was Within His Pi1hts
When He Made indianapolis
Speech.

ASillNGTON. July 5.-Senator
Burton. Of Ohio. with a urofaiory OK.
,.,,' .,'i '...'t i' nor assuming 10 de-
adm -fs,-a.i,., ,'' .''' o'''i',' ''e
made "a rot.,Lfo s,.,,,.,. ~, ,,s
the ca,.d5,- -..t,.-,,.i...' '' ,l, "'.'..'I' OF
Seroto t,,,i.v tra " D." '-'
ciprpc,.v x,s ,,. .,-',t."I,,' ,''", I.
Of Canaio ,,5 ,t.,. r...i.., - a'..ls
all natural cc,,,ri,i,.,,,. ...''.,s ,l'i,
io tho rrsf,,,o..a.,,.a ,is - opIoH-'
IN cgrr,,,-.l.t..t "''N "dIlar"
farmers - tb, T-,f,cL So, .''a' .''s
not euffor fri,,r,. e.. 80 . o''lI
Of the car,Ji,- ,..-.,......... .'i''
Senator r,rrtc- 60 ,...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
No Break In Hat.

PITTSBURG. July 5-A south
westerly breeze brought a slight re
lief 70 sweltering Pittsburg tonight
after the official Thermometer had
registered % degrees from 2 10 o.
m. While thsre were Indications FOR
thundershowers IN tho warm weather
for tomorrUv.
Up TO midnight there had been 70
ported seven deaths and seventeen
prostrations directly caused by the
heat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-06
HEAT FATALITIES
ON WEDNESDAY

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The hot
wave is breaking. Although tempera-
lures in some localities are lowering
above the 100 mark and are as high.
II not higher. than those for yester-
DAY, the torridity which has levied
heavy toll OF death aud greater one
OF suffering is about to be dissipated
according 20 weather bureau experts
tonight. The middle west, especially
beyond the Mississippi valley. still is
in the grip OF the hot wave. but cooler
weather Is expected there within the
next "a hours. Weather bureau Of
fcials took an optimistic view OF the
general situation tonight. and held
out promise OF relief within the next
day or so.
There was much suffering In this
city during the day. the temperature
on the street reaching lO4i3. although
the weather bureau gave the official
temperature as 9S Three persons
are dead as a result OF the heat
which was made the more uuendur-
able by high humidity. There were a
large number OF prostration.
Drop In Temperature.
Reports received at the weather
bureau tonight. from eastern and At
LdHllC coast states, show a decided
falling or In temperature during the
past "a hours. Boston which sweIt-
cred at 104 yesterday. found relief to-
day. when the thermometer rose only
10 %. Portland. Maine. was twenty
degrees cooler than yesterday. So be-
ing the highest recorded TODAY.
Philadelphia and Buffalo. " Y. with
"a. New York City. with 90 and Balti-
more and Washington. with 9s. were
other eastern cities. which showed
1Tops in temperature for the past "a
hours.
Showers on Lakes.
Licht showers were reported In
the Upper Lake region. and brought
relief 20 the people OF that section.
At other points in tho west. the
weather was fair with the thermon-
eter lowering above the 100 mark.
Concordia, Kansas. was the hottest
place today. with an official record OF
Jos. Chicago and Dodge Ciy. Kansas
repored l02: Des Moincs. Coma and
Omaha, Neb.. 1Os: Kansas Ciy. Keo-
Euk. and Dubuque. Iowa. 1O4
Wichita, Kansas. 100 and St Louis 90.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-30

Muta U. swiger, d, l.. colFindarfer,
lsane Peters and George NJ. White
man.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-30
OIL AND GAS


On Browns creek. Grant district,
the Byron Oil & Gas Company has
drilled test on the j. B. and A.
.Waggoner farm through the Big In
jun sand and has show for light
producer. On the West Fork river,
Union district, the Fuller OIL Com
pany has started to drill test on W..
B, Lowthers farm. On Ten-NIile
creek, the Washington Gas Company
is due in the Gordon sand at sec
ond test on the j. jarvis heirs farm.
On Sycamore creek, strother Bros.
have the rig completed for second
test on the David L. Hall farm. On
shalls run, orlandus West is starting
a test on the E. J. DAVIDSON farm.
On Flag run, sardis district, the
Philadelphia Company, has completed
its test on the ]. S. swtger farm. 1t
was drilled through the fifth sand
and found nothing but light gas
pressure in the Gordon formation.
On Rock Camp run, the same company
is due in the sand on the John sprout
farm. On the same stream, the Yes
per Oil Company is down LOO feet
at test on the L. A. Whiteman farm
and the Hope Natural Gas Company
has STARED to drill test on the A.
L. Highley farm, located on Indian
run, Eagle district.
IN the shinnston pool, the South
Penn Oil Company has drilled No. 3
on the ]. H. Thompson farm through
the 5O-feet sand and the hole stands
full of fluid, 1t will make a fair pro
ducer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-30

Miss Bessie Johnson. of South
Chestnut street, returned Monday
morning from visit to Salem.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-30
OTERGRA8GE
Complaint is Filed with the,
Interstate Commerce
Commission,

WlASIalNGToN, n. c., Jan. 30
James Kennedy & Company, limited,
have tfl!ed a complaint with the In
terstate Commerce Commission
against the Norfolk and Western
railway, the Virginian railway and
Southern railway. They allege they
We're overchanged on two carloads
OF luns5er shipped from Burgess
Siding, W. Va, February 6, 1909,
and consigned to Glasgow. Scotland.
They aIlege the shipments were
routed wrong, The commission is
asked to direct the refunding OF
the overcharge alleged.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-30
ANQIl RARGH lRNEs
Many GatIlaFtICs Tend 20 cause III
''7 jury TO the Bowels.

IF you are subject to constipation,
you should avoid strong Drugs and
catharttcs.. They only give temporary
relief end their reaction is harmful
and sometimes more annoying than
constipation. They in no way effect
a cure and their tendency is to weak
en- the already weak organs with
which they come in contact.
we honestly believe that we have
the best constipation treatment ever
devised. Our faith in it is so strong
that we sell 1t on the positive guar
antee that 1t shall not cost the user
a cent If 1t does not give entire salts
faction ind completely remedy consti-
patton. This preparation is called
Rexall orderlies. These are prompt,
soothing and effective in action. They
are made OF a. recent chemical discov-
cry. Their principal Ingredient is
iodorless, tasteless and eoloriess. com-
/ bined with other well known ingredi-
ents, long established for their use
fitness in the treatment Of constipa-
ton, 1t forms u tablet which is eaten
just like. candy. They may be taken
Tat any time, either day or night, with
out fear of their causing any incon-
venience whatever. They do not grippe
p1rge or cause nausea. They act
without causing any pain or excessive
looseness of the bowels. They are
ideal. for children, weak, delicate per-
sons and aged people as well as for
the most hearty person.
They come in two size packages.
IL tablets 10 cents. sc tablets 20 cents.
Remember you can obtain them only
at our store-The Rexall store sturm
& Wilson, $40 w. Main St, clarks-
burg, w. Va.