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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
PRIMARY RULES
Will ee FormJated for state Wide
Republican Primary ~ Meeting
IN November.

So. .ai ulepatch 20 ffs futeIIirsrrs-
CLARKSBJ re. ". va. oct. IL
The sub-committee Of the State Re
publican Central committee desig
mated 10 draft rules and regulations
FOR holding a state vide primary June
:. next. AZ provided by the latfof com.
mittee a. a meeting last week al
Charleston. has been called for Mon.
day. November s. az the Waldo hotel.
here
The FIRST session Will begin ~ 10 a
m. and o. IL likely that tho meeting
viii extend over a period 81 two or
three days. az the details of tho pri
mary election are 20 be worried out
With a view Of having an abaoiuteiv
fair election Every ptecauti0n vii
Dc taken % prevent fraud a. tho
election
The members of the sub commltfea
arc Samuel v Matthews. Charleston
Firgl J.. Highland. Clarksburg. Io.
seph v Saunders. BlueheId. y. W
Martin. Buckhannon and l.. J. F0r.
man. PetersburR
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dence on Columbia Heights and by a
public service In the New York
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN church. OF which
Justice Harlan was an active member
for many years.
Members OF the supreme court wer,
the honorary pallbearcrs lack %
them were seated at tho public serv-
ices. members OF the cabinet, Secre-
taries Knox. Meyer. Nagel and Fisher
aud ex-Secretary OF War Dickinson.
members OF the Interstate commerce.
commission. the Uniteu States com.
merce court. the United States court
or customs appeals. the United States
court OF claims and local courts at
tended the funeral as separate bodies.
So did the directorate Of the GARFIELD
hospital and the faculty OF the George
Washington university law school. OF
which Justice Harlan had been a mera-
Der for many years The Loyal Le-
giOn and Justice Harlans Sunday
school class were given seats OF dis
tinction
Rev. Or Wallace Radcliffe. Of the
New York Avenue church. eulOgized
the life Of Justice Harlan. praislng
him pauicularly for his Peerless
Americanism During the service a
choir sang Justice HsrAn-s favorife
hymn. Love Divine" and Rr Rad
clife read the jurirt's fayorite prayer
by Cardinal Newman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
Six TdIesn1en Secured
For M'N0Rora Trial

Today's relections we're
2 T Hiatt. excused hy the cou-,
because OF scrup'es against capital
punishment
Samuel MCCreary. chauenref FOR
biss after he had said he bad a avad
opinion a. fo whether or not the
lines disaster uas caused hv a Grim
inal act He saId he was ACQUAINTED
Win Harr Chandler. sou inlau of
General Harrison GRAY Ous. rroprie-
tor of The Times. but never rad fis.
cussed che case With him.
Edmund * Johnson. chaIie,g.6
excused. o. said be vas preindiced
agains; labor unions
Ialesman Quackenbush. ID vas
thought ionight would not fnd him
set on the final jury because he dIf
not believe in capital punishment
laIesman Adams said he read A. 4
rule. the Los Angeles Timoz. the So
cal Democrat and the Appeal 10
Reason.
AZ his rate . jury may b. Obtained
within two Nccka
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TerSe Telegraphic Tips

NEW YORK-Dr Booker r Wash.
ingions case against Ifarry r-lri~b.
Tor attacking him the night of March
~ last vas % have come 70 trial 10.
day. bot vas postponed 20 NovemBsr
ffh
hlDOLsTADT. Germany - Hans
gon Necser. a school BOY. rs years OF
age. vas shot dead today ln dpol
alth a ciassmafe % about his oun
age. The boys we're nFais in a love
AFFAIR
WILLIAMSON. W Va Reoa
Moore. convicted here % THROWING 4
bomb through a window that -
two. who vas found guilty. is 20 -be
sentenced 70 life imprisonment it is
stated
WAsHlNGTON-secfetary . AerL
culture Wilson left to-day Tor Chicago
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TAFT PELTED
WITH ROSES
PRE- siOENT HAS ODD ESPERL
ENcE ON LAST DAY M CAL.
tFORNiA.
ls Nov or His way 90 Utah and
Mortans-tiiiies Linqers %
Chat Politics


SAN HERNARDINO cal Oct H.
President Taft tade adieu 10 Cali
fornia here late to-day. and his spr.
cial train headed for the north and
east The 20 hours run on which he
started 10 night viii take him 20 the
snow clad hills o. Montana on Thurs.
day morning His drsf scheduled
stoB b. at OGDEN. Utah. tomorrow az
teruoon
The Prcsidonfs departure from tie
state Was marked by the same bic
crowds that greeted hIs train az ffe
boundary. thousand miles to the
north. A. Long Beach. a. pomors
~ oniafio. az Riverside and 90 San
bernarfino rreat thr1ngs gathered
A. Riverside a crowd ~ hfrb
school girls. al aftlref in white. peif
ed the President eatr roses Tha
President also had a barring eorf
Tor the women Tor fhrir newly r-a~.
20 privilege of the ballot fr this
state
While ttc Pres dent uar r-0fo-,,r
% Long Reach fhis morning "
hi.irs remained in Los A~rrfes .o
taiS with a number nj active Reput.t
cans Since Senator smoof. of
Utah. formally nom .rafcf linn 10 b..
ne next National Chairman of fte
Republican party Mr. Hwea has -
countered pledges of support Ffe tsa
acknoN ietEed these with fh.rt.
PIT has made no statement frdIcsfi,r
nis ATTITUDE toward the possible
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THE SCORE

NEW YORK. Oct l7-By The score
OF to ,. IN eleven Innings Of base
ball as sensational ns worlds series
has ever furnished. the PHILADELPHIA
Athletics defeated the N-W York
Sianta here today and jumped into a
lead OF two games 10 one in the series
Tor The world championship
Ihe Whit" Elephants achieved this
feat on their rivals own grounds
facing the great MaiheWsnn. who Aaa
puzzled them into the loas az one
worlds series and Vho had started
brayely In an attempt 10 make hlstor,
r"peat itself Thre, times .n 1905
and once Ills year tie Athletics had
fallen victims 20 Mathrwsons viz.
ardry. Today they nraHy broke
- through his guard aud foil upon him
so heavily IN rho latter part of the
tense struggle that the great boyman
and his mates w,re swept on their
feet
coonbs \ Wonder.
Backed up hy the splendid work OF
JACK Coomhs. the kcuncbunk iron
man who pitched one ~ the greatest
games or his career and held N.o.
York runlesa from the third inning
almost To the game'- very end. the
American !esg1c-s pounded their way
TO victory They tied the score when
Baker their brilliant third haseman.
who won yesterdays game with a
home run. picked out one ~ Mathew
sons benders aud drove it into the far
reaches of the right field stand Tor
homer IN the ninth They won out In
the eleventh on three safe hits. helped
Out by two Giant errors
The Giants did not give up without
struggle. and hard one \ double.
followed by an error save them a run
Ia the last half Of the eleventh BUT
there were two our when the run
came over aud IL was the Athletic's
game when a moment later the only
occupant Of the bases was out IN an
attempt to steal second
No game played here within msfuor, fu
regular season or world series. has rro-
yidei 90 much excitement There were
again nearly t1 600 fans on nsrd. the
National Commission rnNe out the off
riai ATTENDANCE figure as 4-efs- and
inninE after Inning tils great throng
was hrousht Co its feet rv seusnfIrnlI
fieidinE plays sesitlur nattue rallies
OF renarkable fcHts ~ the rival h8Rutru.
Enthusiastic uuthurst~ seemed almost
evenly divided When New York forged
ahead IA the Third the echoes sef.
awakened hV q bis uprolr Hut when
Baker in the ninth prev eutsi what until
then had looked like sure d.frrt for his
team ~ iacinE out ti. homer. tHe din
was deafcntuE The upruar vas renewed
when the intladelruInue took their win.
rtnE lead in tHe rietcnth The New
(continusd on seventh PAx.J
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Nhere to.morroE night he will deliver
nis much discussed speech before the
International Brewers' congress
PfTTsBrRG-Becanse bubbv pgt
BE cold feet on her baek Nrs Anris
H0ifar sas granted a divorce to-day
from John Wolfar
FiII5BUkG-ln the month of Oefo-
Dor - persons disappeared. while ths
ponce have jet ~ 200 missing PITTS
unrsers nov being sought
PHiLADELPfUA-Threa year old
helen African vas struck and instant.
~ AIiied D. a trolley car today. an
eider sister narrowly escaped.
AADklD-Reports received here in-
dlcate scores persisted in a cioudburut
o.eI catalonia Whole villages we're
washed away,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
BANK CLOSED
Decision of Court Against Harrisvilie
Institution Forces % Into -
ceIWer'a 4arrr

rrf"h fo fte frfafffrerra~
fAhkifsHTRG IS. va. Ocf IL
decision rendered recently ia
nli'd states circuit court arnins,
me Richie county bank OF H1rrisvifie
vas ihc cause. Dc iH said o. the bank
to-day going into tho hands % re.
ceiver The banks liabilities are saia
20 Do $4,000 and assefs about 81 600
Dc is stated deposifors viii b. n.fd In
IAii. Dli tne siockho.ders vii recover
Only about forfJ-tuo per cent r.. r.
-nodErass pas appointed receiver. p
carver vas cashier Of the bank.
Nh.ch .s the oldest On Richie county
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seiieved That Jury VIII se Completes
st End ~ Two Weeks 70 Present
Progress Continues

los ANGELES. Oct L. The de-
fcn=e In fhe McNamara murder trial
had passed s.x taiesmcn. one had been
excused BY the court and two excused
because of challenge FOR causc. when
court adjourned tonight This usa
the most rapid DAYS work 80 FAR
or The SIX talcsmen passed 40 least
one seemed virtually sure 90 rejection
oefore the jury is completed To- frv
James P. Mcnamara for the death o'
Charles }. Haggerty. vho was killed
IN the Los AnSsIes Times explosion
and IRE
The line mp o. the passed tafesmen
tonight va
,. W. Roberts. real estate dssler
Robert ?. Balm. carpenter
" v. Quackcnbush. exprcssn1an
a. r. Mcintosh. baker
II. W. Adams. grocer
q. W. Mckee. retired rcal csfate
f~4lar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
JAIL FIRED
Ntierpt Nase 20 Burn Mercer County
ssstiie-severtesn Prisoners
Psrrura

o." fH fHa frfrrIrnr.a-
hLl EFltLD. " va. Oct I7.-Ar
aiiempt 49, made THE morning 20
bum fhe Mercer county IaiI Ar Prince.
ton nv one % fhe inmates The blaze
vas discovered in tine 20 condne the
seventeen prisoners 20 fhe fan yard
and prevent their escape Three OF
fhe Inmates we're from this cifv.
charged With murder The loss 70
the building vas about 1900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
PAYS DEBTS AND
SAYS HE ~ HAPPY

Hpfr rif1 DifrrfrI ~ the fntsiiirenres
STED BENFlLLE. o. Oct III
feel happy now" said John HattIg. n
seaithy merchant of Los Angeles,
Uho came here today after Is years
eNpafriation from his home. and 80
lied. bic debts Incurred when hf made
IN assignment IN business here ana
wcnt penniiesa 10 California. vberS
be prospered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
JUSTICE HARLAN
GIVEN TO GRAVE
DISTINGUISHED AssEmslAoE AT
FUNERAL OF DEAD yuRIsr.
lnterrent N Rock Cemetery. After
Services IN Washington .Presby-
terrain Church.

WASHINGTON. oct 1.-The body
OF the late Associate Justice John
Marshall Harlan of the supreme court
OF the United states. Was laid to rest
today IN Rock Greek cemetery.
Buriar was preceded by brie,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
YESTERDAYS GAME
AT ONE GLANCE.

Winners-Athletics.
Score 10 ?.
Batteries-coorbs ard Lapp
fer Athietlcs: Msthewson ard
Meyers for Giants.
ONfcial Attendance-2T.2f6.
Actual Attendarce-Nearly
10000
Total Paid Attendance for
the Three Games-96.7s5.
Fourth Game % Series ~
Shibe Park. Prilsdeiphia. To
day.
standing FOR Worries Cham
plonship - Philadelphia p:
New YORK. =.
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WARREN. Pa. Oct I7.-Carf prat.
sged -. had a narrow escare fr,ls,.
when hc fel on a buzz ear af fF.
tteopsol comu1rY's plant FFa
rlsni arm vas nearly severed before
Eorkmcn rescued him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
AUTO UPSETS
KILLING TWO
Tire Bursting Causes Machine 70 Skid
Into pole-Four Hurt In
WrerL

WAREHOUSE POINT. Conn. oct.
l7.-in an automobile accident here
late to-day. Mrs Rose richards. OF
Canada. and Mrs
Julia Richards. Of North Adams.
Mass. were instantly killed. and Mrs
J. $ MaiilOuY. OF Springfield. Mass
vas Internally injured and may die
Their automobile had Just descend
cd steep bin when "a rear tire burst.
causing tho machine 20 skid SHARPLY
Into telegraph pole and turned
turtle. piuning the three women and
Mr. Mailio1N under the car
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CHINESE REBELS VICTORIOUS TURKS DEFEAT ITALIANS
Nankr and HatHunG Reported q
Have Been Captured BY
ReVolutionists.
GERMAN FORCES BATTLE
WITH RIOTERS IN HANkOw
Humors that General IL Yuan Hens
Has Deserted Rebels EN-
phaticsliy Denied

pao-Tinq-FU, Oct. 7.-kai.t+uoa.
the capital Of Foh-Nan province.
= reported 20 have fallen before
the reVolutionists.
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THE WEATHER

Tommy Twssasr
aays hs los tfs
GA mans EoinT 20
name ths nsW tuina
Tlunder and LfrhE
ninE- Thara uhat
~ said anyhor
Tommy says whsu
he nrat heard thsy
we're IN ths houra
WASHINGTON
o. l7-ToracaHff
Westeru FsnravI-
vahia-Coudv wei
nesfayf Thursday
fair
Ohio-rafr Waf-
nssday and Thurs-
fay
Wssr wirrInIa 49,
Cioudy WEDNESDAY.
ccoler IN eanf nor
tions Thursday faLr
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Engagement Win Turks Outside City
OF TriPoli Ends IN Italian Rout.
Hundred Are Killed.
ITALIANS STRENGTHENING
TRiPOLl FORTIFtCATIONS
Turks Are EndeaVorinq 20 Arouse
Arabs Against italians Win
Wild Stories.

LONDON. oct IA dispatch 10
fhe Chronicle from ConstantinopIo
says.
The Italians are reported 20 have
suffered serious reverse Ouj side OF
Ir.poi. Reconnoltering. they ad.
'1nced too Ear from their base and
came in contact with the Turks. who
gave battle and forced the Italians 10
retreaN hurriedly. leaving 100 dead on
the field "
DARpANELLES. Oct I7.-Thers
are unconhrmd reports here that the
italian fleet Is In the neiehb0rhood OF
Mi'ylene Island. with the supposed
object Of occupying some Of the is.
lands of the archipelago
ROME tsia Frontier. oct IL
Reports received by the government
from General Caneya. commander OF
the italian army Dxpedition In Tripo-
%. show that bis attention has been
directed chiefly 10 making the City OF
iripoL an impreFnable base from
which VIII bo provided the reinforce
meuts and supplies necessary for the
campaign IN the interior Fortlflca.
lions are being extended all about
me city and posts will De- established
along the line Of the advance fnto
ihe country 10 make IL Impossible
Tor the enemy 20 cut on the invading
column.
News from the Interior reaching
me italian commander through tho
friendly natives describes the Turks
as making an active campaign among
the Arabs 20 incite them AGAINST the
italians. The Arabs are told that
when Tnpoi was taken there vas a
general massacre and that those Who
we're spared suffered fornefhfng
worse than death u g. the intention
Or the Italians. the Turks said. 10
Apply the sword and the torch 10 the
whole country Thus. DO 90 said IL IL
sought to start a holy var against
the invaders.
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PEkING. oct. t7.-The a-tino
American eorsei az Nsnk ng. Al.
v'n w. Gilbert. teiegraphed the
American iegation here today that
the fan Of Nanking ~ss imminent.
ne asks that a gunboat be sent
there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
Rebel Leader Rumorsd Gone.

GNAANf FNNWNNNNa
PEKiNG. oct. 1.-THE desertion OF
General ii Yuan ueng from the rebel
leadership is reported. but this - BE-.
lieved 90 be government story d..
signed tu encourage the imperialist
troops The legations are strongly Of
the opinion that the Chinese army viii
not risk "a battle when the investment
of iiankow ~ complete. but will open
negotiations 90 induce the rank and
flo 20 surrender the leaders on prom.
ises Of pardon and a reward
The japanese legation declares
there b. no foundation for the report
that the Japanese haE will be raised
over the Han Yang iron works. n Is
asserted hy the Japanese diplomats
that some one. knowing tho import.
ance Of Japan's interests In the iron
works. has evidently fabricated the
story.
japanese Beiittis Revolt
Dispatches from shanghai say thar
OWNS 20 the publication by the native
press ~ sfafeme that japanese
newspapers bciitflc the revolution. de-
scr.h.ng 90 al a mere riot. the revolu-
tionaries are circulating pamphlets
advising the boycott of japanese
tcoutnusd on Tsnth gaSsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
"RUZZIE LAMB"
POSED AS ROMEO
Breach Of Promise Suit Against Miss
Helen Smith EniiVened by
Letters and Photos.
ANOTHER woMAN's NAME
MAY BE DRAWN IN SUIT
Russell oris~old. seh-Styied J,ited
Su'tor' Who Asks $4,000 Heart
Balm, Shorn Of Euuanity.

NEW YORK. oct. 11.-Russeu c.
Griswold was shOrn OF his smiling
equanity this afternoon In "A battle of
Witnesses with counsel Tor Miss Helen
Woodruff smith. the Stamford. Conn.
woman he Ia suing for $50. 600 because
he alleges she Tilted him. after nine
years Courfship.
Twice during rrossov.rnfn,rfor
Griswold mumblsd retractions OF
statements he mad been certain OF a
moment before. ami be- startled the
jury by declaring that he had been
named privately. however. he said -
az co-rcsponferI IN a suit for divorce
which Homer CumminH. ex-mavor OF
stamford. had prepared against Miss
smith. then his wIfa More Of the
'Ruzzie Lamb" letters were intro
duced and some piCfures. one showing
the litigants IN a Romeo ami Juliet"
pose GriswOld explained that Helen
thought 10 would be- cute 20 she got
rope ladder and = friend took the
photograph
one Of Griswolds retracuons re-
lated 90 a denial thar be had ever told
Miss smith he had destroyed her let
tcrs.
Was the defendant ne only woman
you went with during YOUR courtshi.s"
asked Miss smiths lawyer. a momc M
later.
Yes"
Another Woman N Case
Then how about the name of the
woman on this slip OF paper. Z hand
you? Did she give you horse and
buggy"
You have no riEhf 20 bring this
woman's name into the case.~ replied
GrisUolf
Tho unnamed woman. g. developed
had sent GrisEoid 20 a s1nitarlum at
Water Gap aud paid bis board FOR two
weeks Also she wns on very friend
ly terms uith the plaintiff She her.
sef went to the Water Gap safitarium
10 rcsf-GrisVold testified fo each
allegation .n order. Then fho lawyer
asked
Were you mixed up in Miss
smiths divorce
-Not publicly. but privately
"fiOu 90 you mean
Mr. Cumm.ne found 20 of my lcf.
'ers in hIs uifes desk and named me
al correspondent Mr. Cummins. how
ever. gave her the chance 20 70 fo
South Dakota and Ret n divorce on
thr Eround Of non.Fupporf. because
% her little boy
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BERLIN. oct 17-Advlces receiv-
ed az the foreign Office from HaukOw
today report mat "a German force of
blue Jackets. reinforced by local resi-
dcuis. have been landed az HankoW
ana are now engaged in nghting In
the streets with a Chinese mob
The official report states that the
attachments we're landed from the
cruiser LeIpsic and the gunbOats
Tiger and Vaterland. Members Of
the German colony volunteered 20 sup
port the marines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-18
ATHLETICS WIN ELEVEN INNING BATTLE
HOME RUN BAKER
Stars IN VICTORY

ATHLETICS CAPTURE THIRD GAME OF WORLDS BASEBALL.
SERIES AT POLO GROUNDS BY SCORE OF 3 TO ,
JUMPING INTO LEAD IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
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FORTUNE PAID
TO SEE GAME

The National Commission an
uo1nced the following figures
Total Attendance -3..elG.
Total Receipts f1l 5sg
National Commission b Share
1859 3O.
fnyers Share Sfu.s2n -.
Each clubs Shares SIC.
Snf -
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FORTY THOUSAND FANS LOOK ON

mArhEWSoN MADE VALIANT EFFORT TO HAVE HISTORY
REPEAT FOR GIANTS But FAIIED-JACK COOuRS
PITCHES GREATEST GAME OF CAREER
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CcOntinusd on seventh PAx. ,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-28
Like Finding Money
J. Hawkins Goodman Offers Pop-
ular Medicine at Half Price.

J. Hawkins Goodman, the popu.
lar druggist is making an Offer
that is just like finding money, for
he is selling a regular 50 cent bot
tie Of DR.. Towards celebrated specif-
ic for the cure Of constipation and
dyspepsia at half price. In addition
70 this large discount he agrees TO
E2,urn the money to any pur-
chaser whom the specific does not
cure.
1t is quite unusual to be able to
buy fifty cent pieces for a quarter,
but that is what this offer really
means. For it is only recently thru
the solicitation of Druggist j. Haw-
kins Goodman that this medicine
could be bought for less than fifty
cents. He urged The proprietors to
al'0W him to sell it at this reduced
pJ:ce for little while, agreeing 10
sell a certain amount. Tae re-
suit has justified his good judgment
for the sale has be n some,h ref
mafkabie.
Anyone who suffers from head
ache, dyspepsia, dizziness, sour
stomach specks before the eyes, Or
any liver trouble, should take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity, for DR..
Towards specific will cure all these
troubles. But if By any chance it
should not, j. Hawkins Goodman
Will refund your money.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-28
To the Democratic Voters. Of the
Third Congressional District

hereby formally announce my
candidacy for the Office of congress
man from said district 70 the 63rd
Congress, subject to the Democratic
primary to be held next summer.
Owing to my familiarity with condl-
tons in Washington (being the con-
fidential clerk to the speaker OF the
House, believe if the people will
honor me with the great office that
! can be of service to them and |
Will certainly strive TO faithfully
and intelligently represent all the
people Of the district. Their inter
est and welfare shall regulate, con-
troll, and influence my every vote
and act, and at all times | will be
true to the masses of our people.
Before the primary | will announce
{ formal platform of principles, ad-
dress the voters on the public Ques-
tons of the day, presenting NY
views fully to them and endeavor
70 see as many Of them in person
as possible. If you can give me
our support and influence shall
always be NEST profoundly crate
tul
Very Respectfully,
Cu.rrFc p Cptcp
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-10-28
A Liver Medicine
That Beats Calonlel
Dodson's Liver-Tone Does the
Same Work as Calomel Without
Making You Sick. 1t Is Vegeta-
HE. lasts Good and Never Fa14S.

Every body who has ever taken
calomel knows what a strong drug
it is CalomeI spurs the tired liver
as if it were a tired horse, and while
the liver works harder for q little
while. 1t is soon weaker than ever.
Dodson's Liver-Tone is a Vegeta-
BILE tonic that gently induces the
most sluggish liver to work. TAX
ind it is followed by no bad after
effects. No restriction of habit Or
diet necessary. For either children
or grown people.
Goodman's rug Store sells
large bottle of Dodsons Liver-Tone
for fifty cents and guarantees it to be
a perfect substitute for calomel and
will give you your money back if it
disappoints you.