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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02
SUNLIGHT IN MONTPELIER.
(From the Barre Times.)

What move the state House from
Montpelier" Why try TO raise the old
question from the dead? Tho capitol
Of Vermont Is now so we'll rooted and
grounded in Montpelier that II would
he next TO Impossible to tear the thing
up, even though the sun didn't shine
in Montpelier more than fifteen min
utes a day during the winter. But
the Remington Banner, in recon-
mending the removal OF the state
House to Bennington does an lnius-
tice to Montpelier The sun ma not
penetrate State street in Montuelier
more than two hours a day in winter,
as the contemporary states hut you
must remember that Montpelier IS
spreading out of the narrow valley
just in front of the state grounds,
and what was once Montpelier is now
merely a suburb Of fangdon's mead
ow. Change your tactics. neiEhhor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02
THAT NEW CAPITOL BUILDING.

,r,.,., en-. ,,,,..r,,i,, ,.,a yermonterl
'"' '''' 49,,
1t Is no surprise TO Us l"'' ''' gu ",'N
ser interests sHoui" p''''' ''' w..
washington county P"Ie.'
facts In the case regatan'S '"' .',,,'|
locauon or the present S'd'' 1'-p'''.
ing nor that the eSl'ehod N''' 80 ~
81 uld rush to the defense OF N'"'',' ''''
The first two pauAbraphS ol rs "''''
for such IT really Is, were deN"''" Il" "'
attempt TO ridicule the PropoS'u""'
This will not do
The matter is far too serious !" ~
laughed ont of court
II then proceeds to question me pr"'"-
BILE cost of new hui'd.nA nj h'I''"7''"
or some other healthy ANA '''"' "y'e7
sible location, ignoring the wording OF o."
edhoriaL II Is not what inc '"'"''7
would cost but what II WOMB cost '"'
state that concerns the t'AH"N'r-.
No'e' we SAID what IT "o"'d P'"''"F
COSY 'l'' STATE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02

the wishes OF the people of Vermont on
the question.
The News, and It's principals for whom
it speaks, do not dare to do this.
The Legislature would meet in Burlng
ton If the people once had an opportunity
to vote upon the question
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02
ROW OVER AN AXE.
Edward Foster of ESSEX Charged with
breach of the Peace.

Justice Joseph r. Stearns may have II
hard nut to crack In rendering n decision
in the case of Edward Foster of EsseA,
who was given hearing Friday ON Il
charge Of breach of the peace, Foster 5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02
Thinks Agreement With Canada
Will Be Popular.
We Believes Reciprocity Terms should
Receive the Hearty support of Tar
III Rc,isionists--Aware Of OPP
position In Congress.

thinks that ii viii go far TOWARDS re-
habiitatinE his political status and pop
ularity; and, more than that, he believes
that It will rcassure ard restore tho con-
hdence Of that element in the country
which has come to doubt tho executives
sincerity rs a tariff revisionlst.
The Canadian reciprocity agreement,
much more than the Payne Aldrich tariff
act, comedies with Mr.. Taft's tariff pref
erenCes. He thinks that the agreement
that has been reached should make an
instant appeal TO. and receive the hearty
support of every sane revisionist. The
President is especially certain that the
progressive republican tariff revisionlsts,
who were insurgents" when the Payne
Aldrich bill was under consideration in
Congress, should give their heartiest APP
probation to the Canadian agreement. He
recognizes that the reciprocity plan will
be opposed, and bitterly opposed in Con
sreSs, but lie does not see upon what
grounds IT can be combated by the low
tariff insurgents in his own party.
More than a month ago Mr. Taft Is
known TO have said to more than one
Of his visitors: What would be tho effect
If tine administration managed to secure
free foOdStufts from Canada. and a re-
dIcuou Of duties on their necessities?"
rho Presidents visitors TO whom he
spoke In This strain got the impression
that lac believed that an agreement Of the
sort that had been reached would 40 far
TOWARD diminishing tho popular hostii-
itN toward tine administration and the
republican maiorites In both branches
of Congress. growing out of the enact
I nCUt of the pNiNSt.nr tariff law
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02
7lEWS ON THE LEGISLATURE
Robert Roberts Speaks at First
Church Mems Supper.
Brings out Various Viewpoints aud
Tells Amusing stories of House
and Sepate---Mr. Guthrie md
DIR. Dalton other Speakers,

The large number who attended the
mems supper Friday evening I'm the
parish house of the First Church had
an opportunity to get some interest
Ing side-lights on the workings of the
Vermont Legislature. The stories
were told by Robert Roberts and they
were of yesterday. but as they were
mainly about unalterchle human ma
ture, the time Adn't make any diff
florence.
Mr.. Roberts's assigned subject was
Acts of tho Legislature of Moment
to the Church" but he did not coniino
himself to 1t, except that all acts Of
tie LEGISLATURE must ultimately be
construed as boing OF moment TO tho
church. The speaker first outlined
briefly the workings OF the House of
representatives and the Senate, and
hen gave some interesting and anus
ely told reminiscel ces of the days
when he was n reporter in the Senalc
md later of his eXpcrio. .cs n rep
rosentative from the city Of Burline-
on.
After going over the methods Of pro-
d. dure and calling attention to ono or two
unusual features that exist i'm this state.
.uch rs the fact that a majority vote i
Efficient TO pass a bill over the Cover
l1r's veto. Air. Roberts told OF q plain
burlington citizen who visited TIE 1.cgis-
ture for the FRS time After he had
cooked the House and thc Senate over
'lrefully he turned to his v.in ana said,
ord GwcndolyM thin, as tno.. fellows
lytr, Io,-s f,~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02
MEMS LIST.

F. a Bronze, Burlington Wripp Lippy
CO., Curtis +. Carpenter (O, w. D. Chand-
Ter, Joseph Chatel, Jane Cunningham,
W F. Davis, Peter Delorm, George Dun
bar. Frank Gerrer, A. II. Grout, W. NJ.
Hamilton, b. Hanks, II. II. iiill, Capt.
Charles Jefferson. Orin Charles Johnson,
William Lee, George Mossman, John f..
Nicholson 90, James w Padrcg. Daniel
Russell John Schroner, Joseph Shackett
L. ] White Il Go.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining I'M
called for in the burlington, Vt, post
office for the week ending January q,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02

itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles yield to Doan's Ointment
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists all sell It.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02

Want advertising cuts the cost Of youi
task-and shorteus II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02
WOMEN'S LIST

Mrs. Irving Bssell Miss Jennie Brad
ley, Mrs. Sarah Burke. Mrs. Flora Cross
man 80, Madame Jennie Forest, Miss
Jaime Garceau. Miss T. Cay, Mrs. NJ, j.
Houghton, Mrs Henry Hunt, Mrs, Lizzie
earned, Mrs. Ernest L'Dcuyer, Annie q.
Reynolds, Miss G. s. Sims. Mrs. Anna
Tracy, Miss Marion Thomas,
Packages for Mrs. Jerry Conie and Mrs
Robert Gaddue
WINOOSkI STATION.
Eddie Affair. George Bourgeois, Ma
toncy Fspuinoby, Rodolphe Layallee, AL
bert Nails, Anti Soderbaklka, Jovite Sa-
NaTat Mamie Whelon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02

any cause, apply Or. Thomas Eclec-
tie Ok Pain can't stay where il is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02

shed."-Christian Register.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
E",nolds. ana shows amounts 10 credit

E".n"Ids. M shows amounts 10 credit
stat" fund. S|i3.si>s.. county ,i..
go" -. county fund. SIru .-. -
i'"nshir fund. RIO. go. 81. focal school
i-+''''' ~''ruorltiou fund
>>4"-i -. township road Sl4.fs r.,
S~i"uh'uNill" str --t G,|iiuuu.ut t>.- .1'
water delinquent So
IRON" street d'liuqu"ut. S.p4 2-.
l~Iii'h'al" street U-Iiugu.n' Sal .o.
Mount Pleasant street d-.ur,-.,,
sl'-'t. Ming" street delinquent. $50 o.
hiI'lAht Sfr''t Delinquent. s.-t.
N~trT'nt"n pike. z, ISL. Eu.rt Pleas.
'H' AMI Long Kun pike. SaI>. 90. N..l
pike. S'"hi2, Portland and bfu.rt,f.
Iif". SitlNn-. Bloomfield and F4irrl,.
iiN". s'13i2 R.orls MN ana Bl..r
Itt'l Iik". &ili--1. Bloomfield and
SHiithil"ld pike. Sflsa So. Bionmf.Id
ana western pike. $3.50 ns Wabash
'ni Il"nmfi'ld pike. Stos- ~. KnoN-
iH" pike. S94..1l. Sk.iI.,s rfL,
Smithh'ld and Portland pik..
.'' Empir. Use. 80, Total ali
purposes. S4s,. --t1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
ACTION TAKEN AT MEETING OF
CITY SOIONS.
resolution Requiring q. & O.. 20 Put
Up Safety Gates Tabled Again.
Othe Matters Considered.

After lengthy debates among the
members of both branches OF council
last evening a conference committee
was appointed TO investigate the adj
Viseability OF appointing OF food in
spector TO inspect all foods in mar
kets and stores OF this city. The fol
owing committee was appointed: First
branch-McKown. Redman and Mil.
Ter; Second branch-Riddle, Jr., Blum
and Sands; all OF whom voted in
FAVOR OF accepting a resolution pre-
scented by the board of control re-
questing the appointment OF a man
TO MI such an office.
On motion OF Mr.. Riddle. the COM
munication from the board OF control
TO appoint a food commissioner was
taken up for discussion by "a vote OF
= 10 \. DIR. Hildretn objected TO
creating a new Office under the head
OF the board OF control and stated
mat this office should come under
the head OF the health department..
y resolution was then introduced by
councilman Blum TO make the Office
come under the head of the health
department and IL passed by a vote
of IL to 8.
n communication was then sent
over 10 the first branch and they CON
cured with the Second branch after
striking out the Blum amendment.
Inc conference committee then fol-
lowed.
Gate Resolution Tabled.
The resolution TO COMPEL the b. &
D. TO provide gates at Thirty-eighth
and T~hirty-ninth streets in place of
the warning bells was laid on the
table by the First branch. 4 %resolut-
on to have a fire alarm box placed
at the corner OF Eom and Twenty
sisth streets was referred to the fire
committee. y resolution was intro
duced by Councilman Miller. to com
pell certain residents of the SIKH
ward to pave sidewalks.
councilman Grogan suggested that
the Office OF city weighman be
abolished and announced his intent
Ions OF introducing "A resolution to
this effect AT the next meeting OF
council. He also introduced a ~resolut-
ION 10 have "A retaining wall erected
on Ninth street. This was referred
TO the board OF control. Councilman
Miller introduced "A resolution to have
the curb raised on the south side OF
Twenty-seventh street which was re-
ierred 10 the board of control.
Councilman Riddle. presented a
petition 10 increase the salary OF four
employees OF the electric plant from
" per night 10 s. 20. The matter was
referred To the board Of control. The
$500" bond OF DR.. Leon Refer. city
veterinarian. with the United states
Fidelity company as surety approved
The board Of control presented "A
recommendation 10 pave Fifteenth
between Chapliue and Eon. This
matter was referred to the committee
on streets. alleys and grades.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
McMec her Briefs

me MISSES Margaret and Nirri,f,
,-uN'tS are tho guests OF Miss Resst,
Lester. in Wheeling "'
MiSs ~fllzaheth \pitlc j. Sp.rdinr o..
80 WIN relatives in Sist-rSVill.
IT fNcrt OF Sn.rrard. mas ..r'Ir.t ,h.
Htfl'rs 81 br. Morgan. IN IN. BANK l',,nii'
city. "''H' M thls
TIC McCahe confectionery ON siv,t
1.I'fi' mas been purchased i, CEss
r.. Wn" VIII conduct 90 hereafter
young son OF John MANN is ...
80, r, ~. nome OF his parents ,u
H. N'It+t with au attack 81 fever
~ LI"w'llvu spent vestert.v b.,
N.''InE uu business "'
1"n!.N fiiiott. an old a. a - c,r5,.-
~. 't'.N'd IN the city yeSt.rdaL ~.
a.l,"l anu VIII spend the resi- - =.
-" VII. friends AMI relatives "
I'fn yesterday morning g., NJ ,
toH. street.. q hdHs
Mr. = p Iur~t f-ft f.r .r...,
Yesterday moruIrE IL. vl... ~"
M u."' Ter .u>harJ and a',.m,.
a ~ ~ ms southern trip. - be- rols
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
City Nay Hate
Food Inspector
randolph a Co. have started TO drill a
test on the j. J. Adams farm.
6Outheaatar 0hto

Randolph a Co. have started to drill a
test on the J. J. Adams farm.
southeastern Ohio.
On the Ohio side. In the Mfllers Run
uistrict in Monroe county. the American
Oil Development has comnie-
ted No. 8 on the William Stewart fsrrn
ana has a show for a 10 barrel pumper.
IN the LewEville district the Stenger oil
company has completed No. s on the
Mary Hupp farm and has a show for a
me "oodsfield district r. 4. HUH A 60
nave drilled their test on the ]. ". Coats
iarm through the Keener sand and have
In The Reas Run district. G~rsndview
So"hship; Washington county. 4. G.
Stoveer has completed No. Is on the
" l.. Parr farm and has A show Tor a
D oarreI bumper In the Cow Run sand
IN me deep sand territory. IN Jackson
Iowhship. Perry county. the o;obel on A
Gas Company is startling a test on The
:! VI. Elder farm. In the same township
the carter OIL Company has started a
seSona test on the Il Y. Puryis farm.
south OF New Somerset. Jefferson
}. j. Crawford A COMPANY have rnrnnic-
teu 40. Is on the :. 4. McCIeIland farm
anu nave "A buster in the Berea grit. In
the island creek field. one-fourth OF a
1mnie southeast OF production. Collins n
p nave completed a test on the .Joseph
hampers farm and have a very Iieht
showing OF oil. 49, "H"'
TWO Busters in Beaver County.
IN Sreen township. Beaver county T.,
heaNer county parties have completed a
test on the -. 4. Nelson farm ~ 80 "
a custer. IN the same locality McDon-
~ parties have completed a test on the
I9nn ADAMS farm and had the same Kind
~ luok- North OF Wildwood. Alleghenv
,Se ~ ~ W eber on Company's test on
barrels a day. %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
Realty Dend. ELL

rom 'uli"it" I.arkins ami husband
~ Elizabeth Ahsalom. tr,c, ~ I.,i ~
] l"WnShip. consideration 81
fIizabeth Ahsalom ana hus-
TO, 'NIl"it" I.ninIuS fra.t 81 f,,.t
In Martins Ferry: orsid.r,,f,r ,''i
from fItro Naliu. d. 49,
anne. tract OF land in F1lsbin. t1.n.
ship. consideration 500 Wv"
rom Edward %. wade to Many
Nu'' Nc abe. trach OF hand jon smith
''WhShip. consideration 81
rom Joseph F,ifso1 Co Mary y
~i<ration 81 '"
FROM John . Ke,s.r and Adm, T.
N'Ns"r 2" Joseph T. AHA fr8rf -
'''h in B'iair' consideration 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
WEAPON LICENSES.

Notice OF application for license to
carry a revolver or other pistol.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed. VIM. Jun, who resides al 21l7
Jacob street. in the city OF Whecltug.
ONO county. West Virginia. and whose
occupation Is that Of watchman at Cen
trail Glass Works. at Wh"rling. viii. on
the 9th day Of september. 1911. at = 30
O'Clock a. M. OF that day or a. soon
thereafter az the matter may be heard.
apply - the circuit court of Ohio couu-
y. West NtrCiuid. for a state license to
carry "a revolver or other pistol.
aul--p WM. jim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

WANTED-iiHtdwopd Ties an paid
fof MIXED hardwood standard ties. ~.
% " -1Wu ur Hfwr Ir~rerfet 80 load
ms point. Aberdeen Lumber Co. fitt~-
NNfk. ga tu-ia-s-tu
WhNTED-lfgkis statesmen fYr Wheel
IIg. " va territory. one who is aC-
qua ted Will . line Dr.y those with
N|-h crfI" references .s fO salesman
sup AMI uU~flir- qualities considered
Niii"~~ 'ruIk~Itrk krp~ Co. TI''-hurE.
ia -lt-It-In--I--2-2s
An experienced stationary engineer
wants situation. Apply or address
Zee lI''i. Employment bureau. ls3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
M'MECHEN
instruments Ordered for New Band 10
Be Organized In This City.
Other Notes.

At a meeting held SUNDAY ~
OF inc younger musicians OF fIis
NV steps were taken TO organize a hand
ny" Win thiS IN view "a complete n.,y
~ ~ Instruments has been Ordered fr,,,
= NIfNeland firm. As soon a. ~. in
st'umehts arrive a meeting will b.. held
shu steps taken To secure "a Suif,bie b,fi
Co. f,h'i't ana a name will Doe chosen
NE new organization. Clarence
tf4' - Wen known musician Of This
'it!' VIII direct tine new band ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
20 Manufacturers Jobbers. AIer-
ehants and OTHER Wholeaale Dealers.

~ 7 = y HFIt'.Hl NINEN. TNat
'' ; 'i'' Board nf control of the state
~ West virginia vii receive bids daily
az IT. uftitr At Charleston. Nest VIZ
-lhiI- i"i iutnfs1iur supplies for the
.'''"l STATE Ir~fHtstIuu~. fl- financial
infringement 81 which ~ vested jn sail
''trf Contracts viii bee awarded to the
'vN'~f Il1i'r~. gutitt considered. and
'tirl Things helnc equal. West Virginia
'-tI"re VIII be given preference.
LISTS o. supplies needed Will 10 fur
Snfd hipdeis pu receipt Of requests
-ili.ig fIs liu. desired
STATE BpAEI pF CONTROL.
- -i-L- mn ...-.- M.sf AIrEIrIl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
HOME FIRED
feud m Jackson County Results IN
Barn and Home Beng
Destroyed.

.t--.l 90 ff. Intel. s.r..r
FNRkERSHJEG. IS Va. Aug 3.
he barn and residence of John Kiscr
county commissioner of Jackson conn.
90 Fi"srcr we're DESTROYED bv fire
me work Of incendiarios. 200 an earl.
hour This morning
oodfounds were secured from Rip.
icy today and efforts viii ho made a.
roc" down tho suil', persons
Ih" Mn" is alleged to D., The result
of q foud which has existed over I,
claim io certain ol rights in that sec
lion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
ST. CLAIRSYILLE
CIVIL Cases Filled FoIlow

""Etlc bi.nfee ~ Charles =. Inn
ll'"rc" NtlfuI absence
10" b"Hsia ~ Richard Yynn gss-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

H'''rt rs MORGAN aec .s. and Mary
'',' mo- HE" is. both Of R.IIair.
leonard T. Fairy. age g. and Mrs
tN"lh'Ii"' HHinn. axe -. both OF Rel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
SEALED PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. = E|nliur-r office.
Wte"liur. W. Va. Aug. IS. 1917. seal
81 proposals for constructing and deliv-
,rlf- ft'"l-rlll upper dr-dEe colonel NJ
g. Adams. With machinery. fittings. etc.
VIII ." re.'iNed here until % q. m.
tH~t.ra tiu'l. sept. - i+ii. and th.u
Hl'i'lN "I.r"i Information ou apIli-
Gallon O.. ~. Alt~taett.r. Major. Er-rs.
aL-..-- -..--h-~-.l-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
LIQUOR LICENSE.
Transfer of Retail Liquor License.

Transfer Of Retail Liquor License.
Wheeling. ". Va. Aug. u. 1911.
The following application for transfer
Of Retail Liquor License has been nl.d
with W. this day. August ~. 1871 from
julius Miller Co Joseph Trapl. NO. -
Sixteenth street.
E~sp'ctfullN submitted.
CIiAS. a. GEIGEH.
Clerk Of the License Court.
~I-If--.-.U-S-6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
LOST.

LOST un fh~ ra.r Grounds o- T-,-Isv
a lads gold uar. Liberal ..u.rd
n returned f' fntcuiesnrer Off..
ac-Z7-i
LOST dollar gold piece. tus
--ni AMI goth Ste Reform O. This
office and receive reward ar.e-f
LosT-iniIcs gold watch with f.amfut
r'ifirt between Unges Hardware
NI MfN. ana TenfH Ste Reward
~ returned Co.. q D. Trufman. rrrraVfvr
nll ~ NEcnt bridgeport rr-1l-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
DIED

Tuesday. August -.
l+ll AZ : - o'clock "a m. ANNA. VII.
f'SIdenc" at Steuhenvllle. q.
Funeral notice hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23

Oairymen's Picnic a. state Fair
Grounds "Wednesday. August %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
Helm

WANTED-l.ady interested In church or
SUNDAY scnool work for pleasant en-
pl"ym-ut about two months salary 70
start 81" per day. Position can ba
made permanent state present employ
ih-ht- Address. ; :. care I~ntelIiEencer.
au-23-E
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. millinery mak.r
Apply A. TruNells. HOS Main ST.
au2a-i
hose: 20 per
'rnt profit, make SO daily: fun or
lfft lime. glnners investigate strong
h"i' 1904 1929. West philadelphia. Pa
I-5-T2-Ia-26
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
FOR SALE.

fOh SALE-FamOlt bred Barred Piv-
mouth Itork 'nrAsraiS and Iuflff4.
Els"n. -",2. cist 81. W~eilshurg. ".
-" aust
FOR sALE-one trap surrey. cheap.
'all Roll phone H7-L. HeIlairc. q.
as-Gi-i
fOh SALE 700 acre farm. ga miles
from 80 T~lHirsvffIe HofmDu - grf,
'f'' mousse tnd barn. Rural Delivery.
GOOD roads Price reasonable AIfrsea
o. Johnson Wet En- -. NE.
au-ff-r
Foh sAbE-Farms. all Sizes Milton
hedEee. West Liberty. W Va
ty-1f-f ar-1f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
JAMES L. HAWLEY
los5Is Main Street.

FOR RENT-Three nicely furnl.beI
rooms Tor lignt housekeeping AMY
80 NORTH Front street. Ia'
TOE rkENT-4-ro0m fiat with ba,n
first flcor. also 3, 4 and s-room fIar.
nicely furnished. fitted up for Iix6t
nsusFkeeplns rent reasonable AppII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-23
FOR RENT

FOR RENT rooms. 1904 Alley "a"
WIZ. gas. Inquire Patrick Reilly. II
'''" - au-22-I
fOh RENT Flat Of r rooms. bath,
pantry, HlCoNe. front and rear Torches.
RIVER View. Enquire sos 81. Front 81.
y "H ''r-N feli ag-1f-tf
FOR RENT-SBCOND FLOOR SIX
ROOM DWELLING SEPARATE ASD
INCLUSIVE ENTRY HALL. Ann
BATH ALL ~ GOOD CONDITION. AT
no. 80 TENTH ST.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-05
HERE'S A CHANCE
For Some S',fford Young Man
to Get a Wife

Postmistress Mashbir received the
following interesting letter this
week from a young lady in the
East. who is desirous of securing a
husband. Several of our eligible
bachelors might want to answer this
letter and can get the lady's name
and address from the postmistress.
The letter is as follows:
DEAR MADAM
81 am an entire stranger to you
and want to ask you to do me a
favor. am young lady. 2l years
| Of age, tall, with brown hair and
| fair complexion. l would like to
correspond with a young man out
| West, with view to matrimony. as !
should like very much to make my
home out there. will, therefore,
ask you to kindly give this letter tc
a nice young man, age between y
and 30, and who has good habits
He need not necessarily be an angel
but simply a man with good char
acter, one whom all his friends re
spect and think well of, and asl
| him if he would like to correspond
with me.
/. "P. S.--If desired / shall be gla'
| to send q photograph OF myself.
Graham guardian., 1911-05-05
FREE! FREEl

Next Sunday, May 7th. at noc.n,,
a grand musical entertainment will
be given by the best talent of the
valley at the Thatcher meeting
house. The following will appear:
David Holguin, in superb violin
solo.
Eight violins and piano in orches-
tral numbers.
Miss Ella Bassist and Prof. Bond,
in duett.
Misses Minnie and Bessie Davis
and Mildred Birdno, in excellent
piano solos and Duets.
Vocal solos, by Miss Jessie Birdno
and Miss May Thompson.
Baritone solo, by David D. Phil.
lips, of Pretoria, South Africa.
Bass solo, by Byron Smith, OF
Layton.
Tenor solo, by VIM. M. Clayton.
Evolutionary work, by well known
artists.
Don't forget the time, 1900 noon,
and the place. Thatcher.