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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
ADV ERTfSfNG TALKS
WE-r-FN ~
WILLIAM L. FREEMAN.
WUIItN FRIIW,N-


NlilitNC FREENa\
D.l you ever sep % ,hirx
r.- 'l- -..,h .- ID. TiIl-
'tD\L lDLAh4, ...4u.. u..
.... els . BUSINESS cDnyen.-
,u,-. t., as q m,lu> % SAP
0t-t O. h.H.-tt> GO THOUSAND,
. People in Al paris OF lhc
HorlI
ia tao tr>- Stop Co. ,on>.l-
- how This hos. oi people
would cam livelihood IL 10
Ae-c Not tor iht telephone
! learned iht other Jll that
he payroll Of the New YORK
Telephone Company alone is
Sl\IEE\ MILLION DOL
LARS \ lEAR-0vtr three
hundred thousand dollars per
week,
Add to this payroll that Of
very other telephone company
in all communities AMI
imagine, if YOU can, just what
il amounts to. If the tele-
phone is used in the same pro-
portion elsewhere that il is in
New lork-the payroll must
equal annually at least ten
times sixteen million dollars.
While the telephone is a
great idea, IT'S USE HAS
BEEN DEVELOPED BY
PUBLICITY by ADNER-
TlSlNG-hy LETTING PEG
PIE KNOW WHY THEY
SHOULD USE Thy con-
Stantly emphasizing the desire
oi the telephone companies TO
render to the people god ser
vice.
EVEN THE THING THAT
Is BEST KNOWN N THE
WORLD MUST BE EVER
LiSTlNGIN ADVERTISED
10 KEEP II WELL
KNOWN.
Don't ever FORGET that.
ore would think II WAS not
necessary to advertise the
telephone, BUT II IS. III the
telephone companies cvcrv-
where may benefit through
LEGITIMATE DISPLAY AID
\ElRTlSENINTS lust us The
New York TcIeph Com
n1nN has hcen thus benefited.
The year 1911 will prob
ally show III increase Of rom
$4,000 To- 100000 telephone,
in New York alone. The
CONSTANT ADVERTISING
~ lhc Comrlnr-iU-t human
interest talks giD.' the u>s g..
The ttleptont-h,tr> lIist .h,
interest of The YuIli,. ami
over, business r, r,l.-,- 1-...,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

SPECTACLE
e. ss-P LNIoNS T-RN oLr ~
ra1NIF CE~- PaaACE
N1-r- --ttr A. ASS a--rs C.
.--as~ -s-B.1 P-r- -
wee g Par


So sands t..-... mar
r aho~ -.1 OF tl..
goo ohio VALLEY made g..
'rt.l arr"a-a-c- Yesterday NOR
ur -.r ~frss-- 90 Wheeling I'll.
..f... Labor uay pIraa- 60 i..1 vas
'He lrart-roE- t-.u. i. of a. vil
-" %" beet 'ha' h.- boon So.
Deep" ;'r -esr-a. t.lr, Ever, detail
-'i boon car''.'y planned aal
worked Dut perfectly. ava ffuse ir
.f'-" received naf- euwr. mem IS
Ur Oh" unqualified sg,cs-s
Great tlrcrcs of people srori
Wheeling and vicin'fr including
many Far visitors. crov..c! "a. DE-
N1.ts along 'he line ~ march an 7
appidrd"l an divisions impartia,lr.
IT," h.s limo was vol balanced In 70.
i'"rt no looks. ard while some were
conceded to have The advantage In
~"'n" details. all wero worthy OF The
/ warm communication which was show.
er'd upon thCm.
II" lines formed NJ Sixteenth
street. above Market. and NJ Ito
scheduled hour of 10 O'Clock all WAS
ready for the march Accompanied
10y his two hides. g. J. Gallagher
and samuel lombard. Chief Marshal
J.. j. Weekly galloped 10 the head OF
inc brilliant pageant and q moment
aver ~" parade was In notion
Immediately following the Chief
MARSHAL and his aides camc CHIEF "
ioic' Howard Hastings ami twenty
uniformed officers Next came tho
Nr-' division. iu charge OF ". p. Cor
"ur1u. Loading 'hls division WIS
tnuSch'S band Then camc Garfield
Local so. : az The National Sfogic-
makers Io1gao. with goo mon. max
ing handsome and spectacular ap.
p'ar1"Co with their white parasoIS
Great arpauec wa evoked Ly 'hc sta-
2l"mai'rs 1ll along IN, liuc of march
Also Ing o." first division were ONO
Valley Lodge No. SIS. International
Association of N1chnis's. With 10.
""n. ana Custom Talr~| Iu.on NO.
tf. v.t' 80 mon
3" 'vcrr'i.ua''v Cro appearance
'.- Wa-r Hy tbr S'rc.f Car Worker
-'r'u'. wearing tht.r uniforms.
f"d '"d nr y. C. Cmm'or arl Srm.
H.'- hHr' Sixty Irrtter Workers
."r'H"i tu" second erpt-.r or This
'.' .1u ana N.-c followed o.. f-p
w."h'~s az Manchester IoIr. \o.
90 ri- .r F... N.-. T..
mon 't d.. olso wrr. -.rh.I % lrra
0''r'. i-Hf I'.' ...r'. .-E lfI..
cap. "r' rfrr..d o.. frr'- OBJ trcir
't tN.t ALSO .... .H.ri. a.-
auI.'
ue.r.s f.-a v -... .a r...
.H'.'.H-s'r rr...f.r4 'rs-,.lt
'-'l-" So. So a Of us a. ~. w..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Qua illness. and littie hopes are enter
iained FOR his recovery.
The Morgan nc pline camp. ROYAL
NelEhbors q America. will hold an i'm
p'TtHnt meeting In The X. OF p. hall this
evening
Mira. Jerome Wagner and Mrs Adam
Yam, ~ Middle Greek Will leave on
thursday 20 spend several days In Pitts
uGrg with relatives and friends
Mr.. ana Mrs William Elmer. Jr Of
Cincinnati. Who have been visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs william Elmer. or
honsy's Point. for several days. left yes,
terdAy for iittHburE where they viii
femsln a feV days the guests OF
friends before returning 20 their home
JAS. Rine. the local liverymsn. spent
yesterday IN Major-yille. looking after
business matters.
Mrs George Amos. who ha. been CON
lined 20 her home IA McCurdy's addition
Tor several DAYS is much improved.
James Campbell and family. are NOV
.nS from sand Hiu 90 Florida. where
hey will reside.
WIN Chamber. OF the Grove. returned
yesterday from Florence Wis where he
spent several days visiting his brother
The daughter Of Mr. and Mrs + n.
NcCulley. Of sand IAN. who underwent
an Operation for appendicitis at the Mar
nns Ferry hospital. IL reported TO be
better
a partition Il being placed In I-lls-
worth Ailler's barber shop on Main
street and a number % other Improve
nentS are being made 10 the buiIdinr
GRATED
James A. Hunter. the genial rnotorrnan
on The city a Elm Grove COMPANY.
lines. II spending a short vacation al his
home IN Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
BUCK WINDSOR
NOW GAINING
Less THAN 700 VOTES BEHtsn
ALBERT scHENK THURSDAY.
j. D. handisn tiso Comes 20 For.
Miss Gibbs Scores IN the
Queen Race.

Yesterday uaa .he day for th. near
leaders. tsy FalnInr on The leader. In,
'''h ,h" kiug end queen contest
yesterday
Tho f"f'rr Wa brisk prrt Wind
r again Goods a rIrlft squirt and this
u"rr.nF .s within 100 votes 10 AI...r-
NJ Srr.rk Ir. who fr l.adsr De-
Hlnd'lr a's0 took pump. he nov %
... Irr .ffn place
"I. Mi.Ir sl.hs w.a another To-
-..tr t.si.rla. .ne I.mIlz r,lslr ID.
Nrs. I..f t1ar sht tHr been fIr r1r1.
.mr Tle Pr. rds 90 Nfsa rarnfs ff1f.
f.n n'a. Increased far afarI.rr
Ttlt f-Ir NJ fh. dark hrra.- s.rf
irif'a '1 ODE 'nnr uinds h.t uh....r
Do wrr he rrf aref 80 - hrsfl. r-
.r ar fha crrfHrfarfs stnrfI-r under
.he $500 mark urrr fra clock -hi--sr
twelve bells may night are fruuer
Or thr Toto of being dropped from fh.
stardirE
-0 goo r.a.f. ard a. huati. fv the
.r..rIa no those uhn dasira FL. aif-E .-
'ae su.m. DO moons some brisk voting
to-day
The standing % enc rrrfratrnfs fffs
unrn'rg sI7fa ur rr f0Hrrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
CUPID LOCATED
THE MINISTER
CALLED FROM SHOPPING DUTIES
TO TIE KNOT.
PennsyiVania Young Couple Tried
Every Which way" and Finally
Succeeded

a wedding ceremony was performed
IN The Office of Squire Dobbs on Six
ieenih street. yesterday afternoon.
which marked the dcnoumcut of an
interesting little romance o. which
Ralph " Mcintyre. OF Tarrytown. Pa.
and Do" former Miss Mary Rlrsie. or
Wash ng'on were the principals
The young couple came 20 this city
without the knowledge OF their par-
DTS and obtained license at the orrice
h the county clerk Uut hero theIr
troubles seemed only to have begun.
Tor search over almost tho entire
city failed % discover a minister 10
perform the ceremony I'm prnnsyi-
vanilla "a Justice OF the peace can tie
The uuptal knot and they applied n,
SQUIRE Lee > hobbs 20 help them out
~ their troubles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
ELM GROVE
Ola MARVEL Farm. Near Aonsv's Point
sold 70 4 4 AtftEson-Othsr
Items and Hriefs

one % a.. largest real estate Isa,~ -
r' .Ht-4~ mated .u tbs vicinity Cor
= me- time. Mas closed rassday. Nhc.
Alien X Atkinson. % near valley Grove.
parcr as-d what O. commonly known as
tfe ole MaNwel farm. from George No
'4lsland. o. Elm Grove The farm l.
located on the north side - the National
Road 80 the mouth 81 McGraw's run and
about a uilie above Honey Point The
farm co1tu.rs lH6 acres ans L. sell I'M
proNed. haNinE ten room residence. q
lHrse dairy barn ans a number ~ other
tuiidInF-. al IN excellent condition The
property - especially adapted FOR dairy
IN %. gv-tr NalIe t-v confederation
WAS not made public "a IL Understood L.
amount 90 sesera! Thousand doIla-.
Posse suiru viii be given r~zt Ma
The Rice Hrotlrr-' Real Estate Assucy.
- fim Grove. uas Instrumental "a clos
ms the deal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Immediately after the dismissal OF
school Friday afternoon the EdEinrtnu
Lane and Iriadeiphia school teams VII
Cross bats ON the Patterson grounds.
Edward keyser. % Limestone. who hos
he-n visiting his brothers \ J. and D.
=. keyser. OF tbs Grove for a few dav-
VIII leave this morning FOR KnoNvil.-
Tenn where he will spend several
months for tie bcnent Of his health
After visiting relatives in Patters1n
ans Elm Grove. Miss Grace Phillips. %
Freeport, Pa. has left for a visit Wit
relatives IA Cambridge
l.. g. Nelson. OF Buffalo. y Y srrrr
yesterday In the Grove as the ruesf ,-
MI and Mrs Edward McCausiand. ~
Mccurdy's addition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Tie squire couldn't marry them bur
ne could help. and finally succeeded
in locating the Rev. j. =. Levcnbers.r
az Neriheimers store on AIark.t
street. whom be- secured 10 perforp
me ceremony. When the words had
finally been said The young peopre.
according to the squire. who win
officer H.nkleman acted as witnesses
were the happiesr he had seen in
many day. They left last evening"
Tor The brides home in Washington
% a-N the parental forgiveness. sf-.r
"hlch they viii 20 70 Tarry town To-
reside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
RIVER STEAMER
THREATENED az FteF

NEW ORLEANS. Octsis.-FIre was
discovered az o o'ciock tlis afternoon
on The southern Iaclds passenr, r
steamship fro'eua. Sew Orleans 20
N'S iorh. Nhiie the vessel was pro-
roctinr down the NisssaIrp r.ve+
serious couhaEratou uas fl-c4-aD.J
bui when fhc vcss,..arriv.f 1f or.-
antne Captain Haprer rcrorfsd ts.
'iek~ haf been nEulshcd.
Tho Frotnle haf more than 81 r4e.
Henco-s on board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. Call
the c. @. KIMBERLY CO.,
once Schmulbach Building.
Both Phones.
Wnl Partieipat.

ARRANGEMENTS are being made by the
membmeTs ~ the Henry Ciay camp
Modern Woodmen OF America for par
ticipatlng With other fraternal orders IN
the exercises Co le hold ~ connection
Win tie cornerstone laying % the new
First " T.. church hlilIing on srueer
street The exercises will be held 90 :
o'clock sunday afternoon TIE r1errfs-s
81 Ire camp are r-uuested 20 asss. .Ia
20 trs k. - .. hall 40 80 o-rlo.k
members ~ ire uniform rank t-s.
appear iu uniform
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Tho funeral ~ Mrs Robert s-tteIl.
hose death occurred Tuesday morning
90 10 o'clock following several months
illness % tuberculosis. was held vester-
day afternoon from tire family residence
near valley Grove. Services we're con-
Quoted o. O'Clock by Rev ~
Grimes. pastor nf the Roney'r Point
United Presbyterian church and 90 fr..-
conclusion me BODY was conveyed 90 the
Wes' Alexander cemetery ana interment
made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
sale opens To-day

All Arrangements have been cofnpfe-
i-t ny the members ~ t1e Jane Pryor
Guild of the So palI~ j. p church. 81
Lirton's addition. for the holding OF the
annual rummaEe sale. which will op.u
to-day art continue until SATURDAY
evening n VIII he held IN the bhldlng
occupied Boy the Elm Grove bowling
alleys The affair - always largely
patronized and T. the means or securing
lHrge funds which are applied 20 the
needs % the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
ADVERTISING TALKS
F. WRITES ~
WILLIAM {. FREEMAN

The BUSINESS LATl-
TUDE that was permitted in
advertising when I first started
IN the business is gradually dis
appearing. twenty-five wears,
ago nobody thought i'll OF the
merchant who advertised his
wares in any old way. The
public. apparently, did no,
care whether merchants mis-
represented or not. ADNER-
TlSiNG WAS NOT A. SERi-
Gus THEN As II IS NOM.
But there has been gradual
ELIMINATION, until now.
there are people in every com
munity who are scanning the
advertising columns closely,
and who are doing ali they can
to ELIMINATE MISREPRE.
SENTATlON ~ ADVERTlS-
INC.
A firm opened in Atlanta re-
Gently and tried out the old
methods, and they got caught
in the meshes Of the law, be-
cause there are some active
people in that community
who stand for HONEST AID
VERTlSING and propose to
PROTECT THEIR HONEST /
ADVERTISERS by eliminat- I
Ing the men who try to de-
velop business by diShonor- .
able means.
This firm, in announcing a /
special sale and the reason
therefor, were very circum-
stantial, and told how the
building of a big clothing man /
ufacturer had collapsed, and
how they had acquired the
clothing rescued from the
ruins, which was only slightly
damaged, and which they
were, therefore, able To sell at
a great sacrifice.
Their advertising attracted
the attention of Mr.. J. b.
SCHLOSS, an advertisement
writer of Atlanta, who knows
clothin & thoroughly. He
doubted the truth Of the state .
mentS made, so HE INNESTi- !
GATED and found the whole /
story of the collapsed building
'lnd damaged stocks TO be I'M
{tue. /
II AS a result Of his investiga- 7
ton, warrants were sworn out
against the firm. and they
have been PROSECUTED
FOR FRAUDULENT MIS- /
REPRESENTATION.
The reputable firms Of At
lanta also took up the fight.
and wrote to the newspapers
protesting against the puhlica-
ton OF advertising Of such
concerns, which operate a
place of business for 4 short
space of time, to unload
bankrupt" or "fallen-down
building" stocks. Such aiver-
Using is a DETRIMENT to the
reputable business houses Of a
town, and the publishers
ought to unite with the reput-
able advertisers 10 drive out Of
every community the 7iv.rt;s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

Sire katherine parIc. % sand rfu
.- visiting friends aud relatives In Eiu
Grove f1r fev weeks
A d. Porter - corfued 90 hfa home
Hrl.n EIn. nefr Sand 1863. by o. rsri-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

special meeting % Tie LIN Grove
Volunteer Fire Company wiz be h,lf
t.is evening IN the town lau for the
i.rrns" ~ taklrg definite action ou the
matter 81 purchasing additional fr.
iiEatinE apparatus. A. the last r.cuiar
meeting DO vas decided 70 boy a new
chem Gag truck. a hook and ladder truck.
several hundred feet - new hose. and
other rarapncrf.aiia and the town couu-
90 Pas -aai' an appropriation Tor tils
rurru.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

We Use oniy srsl oysters FOR aur
s.ees, Fries. PsttIes. Pies. &c. THE
SENATE, Slstssnth snd Market Sta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

For Sale-Black team. also bay
team OF horses Inquire al Stone
House. Elm Grove JI.i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

The wise people-most of them
know this Law. They aet in as
cord with it-not in opposition 20
u. Whatever your ias.c in rfc.
You'll Dc IL better 10 YOU dress Ike
winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
Mdny Floats and Aufos
For tie Royal Parade

rsrry ". Gee 10 Sppolntss sarsAal
% tee Grand Agte-oeis
Srocsssisn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

There will be pig roast and sup
per al, stone House. Elm Grove. on
Ihursday. Oct 18Th. Every body IN
y.ted. o-i7i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
Reversible "Linene" Collars

These "Lin-ne" Collars don't have
20 be washed. They are rcscr-
sible-Shen one side B. soiled
from wearing. just turn The collar
and you have a fresh clean collar
ready 20 wear : new styles 10
pick from sizes. IA to 1879. 10
collars in a box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
Fiannelette Night Shirts

Extra VIDE. extra long nj ht shirts
made from good wearing. good
washing flannelette IN the collar
less style with pockets silk trim
med around neck and down the
front; neck sizes IS TO 10. 4 real
sl.00 Night Shirt for.............
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31
How to Cure
Chronic Colds
and Bronchitis


81 was sick for two years with a
chronic cold and bronchitis and a
consequent rundown condition. L
received no benefit from doctor,
and had to give up work NiNOL
gas recommended and from the sec
ond bottle commenced TO improve
II gained in weight and strength,
my cold and bronchial trouble dis
appeared, and | am al work again.
l want to recommend NtNoL -
anyone who is in need of such n
medicine. "-rHoMAs HIcsfSs.
X is the combined action of the
curative elements of The Gods h.cri
aided by the blood making and
strength creating properties OF toni,
iron contained in NiN0L which
makes it SD successful in curing
stubborn colds ard br0nchi.is
vINOL is Il constitutional rem
edy for chronic coughs. colds. bfon-
chitis and pulmonary troubles not
a palliative Ike cough svrup>.
Try bottle of NINoL. If YOU
don't think IL helped you, we will
return your money.
Phoenix Drug Co. Aberdeen. Miss
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31
The Whole Slocum Family Heard
From
Sie'h SlOcunl Writes

Mister u aeklv
The easiest thing ter do tall
IL ter 20 ter ther legislator frnm
Munro county Me am Slum bofe
wanted tee run, bur | seq ter
Slun. Keep outen II. its TOO
dead easy ion runs fur coroner
am Rn1ar. an III, run fur Their
kunstalIe Sa later on hofe on
Us may uounce fur them offises-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31
BE SURE TO HOLD HIM TO
HIS PLEDGES


hi>s'7s'i'pi VIII never hr'd m
honest patriotic hiffil,sen. leg
ialure- more 'ii'tn IN isi2 me
sA'ta' tsssIi''es - Tie lsiNs assem-
ON al - WIFI ralifiem ~ ne
eiiae' 'if1' u aa"s f'saf'i'e7s 2
tug 'lefaa -''id dpi'fat'> ~
a''i''.i ions - u'ie ''nvh me pages
81 81 e histg'S f,aea p"i ili.'s
sunni .st,h 81 tis'. commonwealth
! ihaN ssfilfs' the ah'V~ ASSERTIONS
i"f is#it- "t4i - Ire hhaiA
/ siN "I I'it'i tit"t tue expense ~
/ IN" e' I'M! I"FSthfhfbl " III
iiec''ss .f.A iii''f'"Nts'i ana TINS
/. 4ltii'' @hh gfr"l s9"i 10 ,ae
i"Ai'a- rs Ils 'pidtlf'h r. TINS,
'-'t m ''si'-' ~ '''' ~'@lt E'N'th
men a''s aset'''i'''''. i"' p" az
.'"fei' = rios = mat yer,
'i'i -. - '''"'''l 'sia'. : i'''''i -
~ '''''a '''- az t'ae
- -. - me- 4" .''e
49, ~
~ ii'' 80 ~ ''' r''' i'ii ~ men
VINO = "a '''f.' enc 'iiN't''''' i"iis u
=, So'' : '''''''' y T'
49," =
i''-> s''' ''''> - 49, 3'F"'
/ i"Fe'i r. s''"' '''' AS a,seii'o'N
600 get ? 1'i''i ~ f." ii'cu MIST y.
como 7 20 '''''i'''i''i'' IN ~
'''oi'e' ~ '''Ii ~ " ",oii II =
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31
A Letter From Stun slocum Says

- IL dlfn filosofized ~ 10 Their
issue tviNt Mr. Vardyinan an
Mr.. Percy an fin tibet Mr.. Var
dvman IL rite an Mr.. Percy IL
rong. while Mr.. alexander IL er
barkin on Their outside fur Their
offs.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31
The Following Lines Came From
Scat Slccum.

Thar 5 or time ter dance an
err time to cry:
Er time ter shout. an er time
ter sigh.
But tier hestest time ter do lither
or all.
II ter do EN- sideratels an not
! wifi gall
= Now Their howl uy Their secret
kowcus khan.
Err tryin ter room Mister Vardv-
man,
" nuther e. howl, er cry. nar
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31
Ma Slocum Writes.

NJ fnmbiy IL er nest ny lit
iel1al dOyeS-ail fur rdyman
IL too.
Jerushy, .iosh Slocun : Wife
Writes:
Sence Their NardNman liyion
hez took hold nv Pa and Ma,
ther si1yies is pishous an happi
ness rains in Their household
Their hole k,mtry up hHar IL la X
me an Josh an pa an ma ali
f1lr Nardy man.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31
If WOMEN ONLY KNEW.
What Heap of Happiness II
Would bring to Aberdeen Homes

Hard to do homework with an
, aching back
Brings you hours at misery at
leisure or at work
: If women only knew the causc--
that Backache pains come frou
sick kidneys
'Twonld save much needless
woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cire sick
kidneys.
Many residents of this vicinity
endorse them.
Mrs. ID. Il. FulIington. 3 East
Broad St, West Point. Miss,
saws: "Doan : Kidney Pills
brought me instant relief Of kid
ney trouble after every thing else
had failed The secreticns from
my kidneys were unnatural aad
my back was lame and sore. y
friend finally advised me To try
Doans' Kidney Pills and ac-
cordingly procured box The
result of their use was u sur
prise and delight. for in less than
three weeks every symptom al
kidney trouble had been dispos-
ed of =
For sale ky all d.a,ers. Price
80 cents Fnsier-Milburu Co.. Bnf-
falo New York. Sole agents for the
United STATES.
Remember the name-Doan =
and take no other.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31
Teachers Examination.

An examination will b.. held
Al the courr House in the Ci1y
ON Aberdeen. for the hife teach
err I'll Monroe county on Fri
ii and SATURDAY. April 9TH and
81. 1911 Each applicant will
be)requeSred II bring paper. pen
aI1 ink The examination will
BID lin promptly IT : . clock a.
81 second examination viii be
h&i' for white teachers On Fri
dE and saturday. April DIST
a4d 22nd, 1911
Respectfully.
+ +. Cowley. Supi
( l1fiIne~.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31

The 'ify Election 10 pass on
he issuance of fifty thousand
dollars. in bonds. for improve
mpntS ef the streets etc. comes
off on April 18th. Little discus
sion Of the matter is heard on
the streets. This may be taken
as an Indication that the vote
will be favorable to the issuance
Of the bonds.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31
The state II AiisrI So ? /.

The state II Miss -sirq..
hanr tuur:y.
Notice Is here y giren lat ia
Boari II supervisors of said count
viii. ~ TUESDAY the tth. day of Aprii.
1911, III lhe' west door 81 the county
corr hotIa~. in the tisy of Aberlee,i.
Mise within legal hours. proceed to let
TO tine lowest responsible bidder the
contract far huiiding anew bridge oN al.
creek about I of mile west OF StrOng
Station, il ihe -lth supervisors dis
trict. according TO plans and specifi-
cations adopted ~ the board at its
March 1911. meeting The success
fuI bid Ter wil be required t. execute
bond in an anloEnl equal 20 amount
of bid for faithful l.e.ssFnanct Of
said contract
by order 81 IN" beard this The 1ofh.
day of March. 1871.
{. L. smith. clerk
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31
Josh Slocum Writes

Taint nary vote up here what
anna sItr vardyInan, Pa in-law
Slim Siif pkins an Their hole fam
bly, N now the best Vardymanyi-
ties ia Their hole kuntry
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-03-31
Pa Slocum Writes

GrafuIate me Mister Editor
man on ther joys nv er united
family. We Is i'll fur Eards
man, trunk, twig in branch.
laws an all