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eIinMa. .lew!,

Miss Rosa and Miss Bessie Raynos
II Eastern Virginia have been vis:s
ing relatives here.
Ma Lissie Burnett has feturne
,,one afer . pleasant sisis as Char
l l1ttesviils.
Misses Evelyn and Lena Carroll are
It homo for . few days.
Mr.. Frank Tallsy has gone hons
Tor . few days.
Ar viii Eysus of this plaoe has
moved his family to Rosnoke.
Mpk D r o. nan and son we're
called r. Hrsenyilis BY she illness OF
;,cr brother.
Ohristuas party was given by Mrs
L B. 0ocheuoar IN honor of hei
orotherA.
Thoss prsssut were Mr.. and Mra
Jhaa Craig, Mr.. and Mira Lathe
Ksrby, Misses Anna. N,ra and Ais
Ksnnsds, Oeeile and Gay Waiter An,
sud Raby ssndidgs. Bessie and KOS
3aynor. Mary Aaye, atte and Lull
Jraig, Laura Garbsr and Athsl,
3ochsnonr.
Aeeers. yernou ana Hugh Eliiuxer.
Albert Morris, Coy Cullen, Carl au
Puilip Val Andrew and OArnegis
80 wliug, Guy 0onhsnoaf, PER-.
ssnpsou. Van and Ton Evans, james
sni idge and Clayton Craig.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13
VIRGINIA FARMERS WEEK
Convention Of Six Important State
Associations at Roanoke


Virginia Farmsrs' Week. whio.-
will bs held at Roanoks. January II
to IS. promises 20 bs tns OF the
largest gatherings aof she kind eve
held in the South. Prospects, ar
that more msnbsrs than 400 Of I'll
., 600 members OF the seven ass ooi
-tions hoiaing conSsstions ALI attend.
Roanoke has made elaborate pisps
-rstions for mating tns " .sx sacoss.
for the varions boaiss AMI tina stats
Every Virginia farmer interested i,
any phase Of farm improvement
should .. tend.
The seven organizations are Vii,
ginia State Farmsrs' Institute, Vi
yinia State Horticniutral Society, Vir
ginia Berkshire Breeders Asso,iatiou
Virginia Uanners' Association virgini
State Dairyneu's. Association, an,
.virgiuia Corn Groxsrs' Association
The Target and finess apDls sho ,
ever heli in the South will be !
feature, while there will also b
,orn. dairy and milk shows and es
hibits Of the, Virginia Poytachnis
Institnte. State Fol and Dairy De
pArtnent aud ststs Health Depart
nent.
Special rates have been allowed o o.
III - A. ..Sl~~.S-is,, US~-s~S. ~.~n~H
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13
STREAMS IN. VALLEY HIGH
And Harriseaburg Once More aaa
Electric Lights

HarrisonburR. Va. Jan. 6 The
iesp SNOW and recent heavy rains
have ufu....s::: the streams Of she op-
per valley ever the hanks in many
places Dry River. in west Rocking.
ham. IL now wet" fer tie ars'
tins in many uonthA Farmers tor .
,ng tine have bssn hanilng water fur
the stock
Across the Allsghe.ies4 IN Psudle.
CON county. West Yirsinia, th.
are past fcrd.nE. The mail
~agon fron HsErisnnbarg 3esserdas
sss unable = GROSS shs Fork u,
BrAudvwins and had 20 turS back.
In Harrisoubars the high vater has
briahta elsctric lights, fol
lowing period Of % ni.darkuess
rhe town gets It's power from = da u
On the Shenandoah river. fourteen
niles sazt Of town. and tho prolonae1
irouth OF the past sanDer ana fail
forced the residents Of Harrisonbur.
to fall back On lamps and candles.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13
FOR $500, 900 HOTEL
Lynchburg Chsmber Of Commsrce
Interested in Project

LynchburR. Va, Jan. q : An.
q nouunce nent wAs made yesterday
that mo1ern fireproof hotel with 100
Ioons. ccssing $500, 600. will be built
this yesr on the site the Ariington
7otel oa Church street, upder ths
direction OF the Chamber Of Con.
nsrca. ALI bat e8s, ,00l Of shs capital
ecsssary has teen subscli ibed.
o. n nitssss 50 q 3rrow will bs In .
canvas 90 secure this Amoant. The
project has been underway for several
nouths under the dircstios q com.
nitsee composed Of John ". Grad.
lock. John r. Petty john and james
}illiam, nj there 10 now no loAger >
ionbt bus siIt hotel will be started -
,oln - building operations oau b
30 y nenced.
Ths site hiss bsen bought and y
New York hotel man has agreed TO
take the hotel upon compilation.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13
LETTER "a YEARS IN TRANSIT
New Yosk Nissive Made Average
II Five Miles q Day

New York, Jan. 9. = Unclls Ean
delivered as Ylnksrs today latter
.sns from iensva. N. T.. on Aps,l
%. 1858
Yonksrs 10 just ssS miles from
jsnsya Il took the lsttsr % yaars
20 travel the distance. IN average q
i've nilss yeAr
Both shs sender Of the lsstes and
he man 90 whom II Vas addrssssd
are dead, the Latter - ysars sse.
hrs. Walter Paddock. Of tho oil Fad
lock family Of ! onkers, received it.
,ne 10 . granIniece OF D. o. Pad
took. "a. whom tine lsttsr was address
81 He Was ir the lanbef business.
Mrs. PADDOCK had never sssn him.
rhs stamp Was cancelled and the
aisslvs tore che date "Gsnsva, N.
l., AIrll 20. 1888" Beneath this
sanp vas another o.e which reai
,yrs,ass. N. 7 Dscs nber "a. i9io.
No expl Aaasioa - shs ,:tlsy appsss-
.irupont q There els q. 1ark from
.ls bead 4leees QnfcsI
4. -:oOS1 IA ben ma LAD BY the
.snisr, VINO la2nsd p. 1seh Whitney.
no had bssa nislAid in tile post
,nos NJ 0sassa 70 % f,and again .
fsw days ago
Il Was A. relation to . shipment of
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13
"HElLo BILL" RINGS OFF
willian 9. Meyers, Ex-Exalted
Ruler Of Of Elks, Dead

Philadeiphis. Jan. 7.-Wsilian q.
hyefs, rsst grAnd exalted Salsr Of the
Jsdsf OF kliks, and saii 20 30 tns
ssigiaai "taelio Bill - II shas organi-
sssson, died ae his hone here today
afssr . Long iuneas.
M. Myers for swesty.thrss years
- chief ensisesr Of the plant Of the
Evening Telegraph Of eh,s city. he
attended nearly every national nset-
.as gsehsring Of the Eiks. Whsnessr
10 entered the convention hail from
ssesy sias wcnld como "Hsilo Bill
In 1926 he WAs els,tsd exalted
raler Of the oder. at . tine when
taotional dlifsrsnces existed, but duf.
ting his term he oroashs the tao
sions together M Myers was also
Yrominens N he Masonic order.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13
Friiay niel,s.

Eft1ey n18ht.
Little can b done toward uurAss,-
ing she problen until - answer oan
% received 20 . lsttsr which Was
ssnt 10 tne "A diress in ke8lonson Civ.
sn in tue note of the snpposed sui.
side. And even then is see ns lro-
oAtls that the mystery will renain
tar from solvsd owing 20 the fact.
shas g ". L-Wis 10 believed sn have
esen Away froa that paie Of the GUAM
cry Tor considerable line, AMI shas
a viii thus bs har1 - trace hin. A.
fos the bodS being seoovsrei from The
tavern, be there one In it, people
sho have made tine osve.in their ssuty.
~ ehsrs II hardly one. chance In .
IA usaud thas such Gao bs done.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13

Duluth, Miss, an, a-fwo arnst
bandits entered Superior D Il itn
st-aet oar near shs interstate briigs
Oalutl.. ct An early ho1r shis morn.
ing ana hsl1 mp ths passsassrs aud
ofsw.
Polios nan Chssnors, ON his Wv
TO WORK. boarded the car. rot to3s-
Ing the bAn1its Wsrs at YORK sal he
Rls shot ~ j iusts 1tiv killsi
rbs tobbsrs ss,spei. aa1 ara bsi,g
parsnsd BY nsn In Autoa nobilss.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13
Lyneh..wslls

Jharlottesvills, Va, in. &
ssnlsy Lyaah. q native Of Nelsos
,,anty, aud Miss Pearl E Wells
sio resides near Basssvilis, this
,onnty, we're married yesterday after.
loon by the Rev. Samuel So aundeis. h
the abseuce from the city of the Rev
Farusn q. Martin, D o.. pastor o
sns First Baptist church.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13

Mrs. Berjaniu Hiusr, die1 sui dsn-
~ Wednesday morning At hsr hon
10 Jacksou's Greek, ten miles sout,
IT Monterey. MI. Hiner had arise
,Arly in the morning and was bnil l.
ug fire. whom he heard = gr Jar,
md going to the BEDSIDE found hi.
vifedying. Besides MI. Hiner she
l,aves four chill lren.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13

Elk Run. jan 6-MrA ). N. Whit.
re entertained at birthday part,
N Thursdsy Those present were
dr AMI Mrs. 3 E Whit more, 4r. and
drs. !. L. Smith, Mrs. Lou Ssitl
~ Master Col lie Smith. Tho 90.
casion was most enjoyable.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13
TO HARNESS NEW RIVER
$40, 100000 Corporation Formed 10
Build Great Electric Plant

R1anoke. Va, Jan. & The report
that . $40, ooo. .oOe corporation Of Nss
York has aec.rsd options on the
,lsctric lighting and streess railwAys
ysts ms OF Bluefisld. with = view 20
developing the country iu the vicinity
II Blasfisli aud the adisoene towns.
,1nnecting them into one large oity
10 the heart Of the coal fields, has
,een confir ned.
II the New, York capitalists In.
terested In the New River PaNer and
Developing Company carry oat the
.IlAns which ara said - be on foos,
che n ove u ant is one Rhich will bring
new era Of prosperity to Blueaeld
an1 che entire section aroani it
1t is shought that all Of the Villages
10 the GOAL fields will have m oppor.
runity TO secure electricity from the
isw concern, since IL 10 proposed TO
,arness New River and erect .
xigautic power plant
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13

Roanoke. Va, Jan. &.-J. 81. Body
! veil known Roanoke man, who ias,
"a nmer shot and ktilsd jim Mack, b
iesro. near the oity. Was eonvicte
II involuntary mansladghssf y salea
yesterday and his pupishmeut Rxed .,
three years in the penitentiaxy. a
notion 20 Get aside the verdict will
% heard next Monday.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13

Roanoke. Va, Jan. 6-Mr. J. P.
Staples, Jr.. son Ct A. p. Staples. OF
Warrington and Lee. ami Miss Jssr
Watts, dauyhtsr OF the late J. Allen
VAtts,- were married yesterday after
loon at the brides no ne. The cere
q ony was performed in the preseuc'
II friends and relatives by the Rev.
E. Oantey johnson, rector Of St
Johns Episcopal church. Mrs, Will
ism Watts was matron Of honor an1
Mr.. Hunt Staples best man Tbs
,ride was given way os her brother.
II. William Watts After . brida.
zour to New York and other place
II interest Mr.. and Mrs. Staples vii,
esturn to Roanoke and make Their
iome here. Mr.. Staples IL an ct.
-orney and in his praetics here has
1een very successsul He is nephew
II Judge Waller B.. Staples. The IA
rher Of the bride J. Allen, Watts.
represented this district in the state
senate and for years was general
,ounsel Of he Norfok and Western.
&
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To eker Will Stump see Jease

Norfolk. Va, Jan Harry Sr
isoIge Tnokes. y was the popal. -
,nolce cf this section for Unit
ID States - succeed Senate;
t'honas s Martin, returned toda.
fron .exiuxton and declared he
souli tske the stamp for Cougresss
,sn N Han Jon.s asaiust Marsin
Mr.. Tucker said he had write. g
Mr Jones urging min TO ANNOUNCE
5'is oauiiaucy ct onoe. 4 fof1al
state neut is expectsd nsxt week
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13
ILLNESS PROVES FATA
TO On. {. LACY GIBSON
One ofStaunton's Most Prom
inent Physicians Dies Of
Complications Resulting
from Typhoid Fever

Or e Lacy Gibsou. one Of StAau-
TONS most pro uineut physicians, die
II the Kings Daughsers' hospital
ysster lay afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
folio wing ~ illness which hsi iastsi
! mouth Dssth WAS dus TO syphoi 1
fever which ne contracted v bile on .
trip 90 Philadelphia IN the early part
II Oe,e nber He wAs In lis forty.
FIRST year.
TwJ years ago DR. Gibson suffered
severe attack Of appendieitis, recover
ing only after most dAugerpas ILL
meas. He old not undergo su oper-
alton 1t the ii ne. While his recover,
.poeare complete it wss knox to
frienis that no suffered . recurrence
II the troubls 1t intervals ana this Is
believed 70 havs hA1 20 nethiny to do
1ith the iutestiusl complications
which FOLLOWED his being ssken doxn
With typhcfi.
The 6rss OF the present week DR.
iibsou's con tition beca ne decidedly
serious, AMI on Tuesday night Or.
smart MnGaira vas 81 n nonai fro
Rich moud fo- consultatiou with the
| looal oh ysicisus. u pom his arrival
m operstiou was deci ie / on eu1 th
,atieut was moved % tue hosritsl.
yhsre is was xpesfof nel. Although
!, ~ oh vsiriaus In attendance. inclu
M Or. Mo3uire. held ont little
!, ope for his recovery. Dr.. Gtbso,
yas :. oat opti mistic a to his own
I'm ditiou AMI oispl.yei re narxabls
{ ,rtitude AMI coursre He rallis1
,fter the operssiou and coutin ned 70
,boK slight improve nent until Il
,.clock Yesterday morning when he
,sRau TO lose GROUND. All day yes
rerdsy it was klown that has life
..as .despaired of, and deep regrat
sss expressed on every haui.
e. Lacy Gibson was the son Of DR.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-13
Population q cevinasen

The populatiou of Ooviugton. is 4. 20.
compared with 1850 In 1909. accori-
'ug TO statistics Of ths thirtsents'
,enzas just made public.
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MARTINS FERRY
George T~eedy. Wei Known citizer.
Dies a. Home o. Daughter
Yesterday.

6eorg" " Twerly. one 90 the best
known men loo the city. died yesterday
afternoon m o. go a. tho home of his
ia-rlter. Mrs Charles He'll. on North
Vth street Heart trouble was tho
cause fhis death From 3 o'clock
yesterday morning until the time Of
hts death Ee Nas unconscious Mr
IVcniy was So years Of age and was
born at Nj Pleasant. For many years
hr operated O. livery stable he was
veteran ~ the Civil war. having en-.
listed when IS years ~ axe. Two sons
ans a daughter survive. they being
William. o. Detroit. Walter and Mrs
Charles He'll OF this city The funeral
arrang' ments have not been com.
piofsd
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Read The ~ "a Optical Coz az
uclncemeut Ca Page O. to-cays issue
SaI4si '0fiand 90 Welsvil.e. - a
susst % tis tou. James l. Co-l4ne.
% klrEaooc
Mr. I.tb.e 90 'h- order department
o. the Amercan sheet a TIN pIa-e
Company raa a c..~- 20 he Aena
yesterday
,iiss Fl.re--e Schneider. c. Klee
Cd. 10 sis.t.nE local fr.~ncs
a. and A ! He.lIeia have re
flrlcd from business TRIP 20
Georgia
IN, odd FeHoss viI bold a meet.
.rE IRIS evening
Ar Phillips o. ulianya.e. vas ln
town yesterday 90 business
BERNARD Ross has left Cor Grafton
IS Va and Oakland. sd While n
Grafton. l- wiil attend The wedding
ot a friend
Thomas NcKe.yer % Harnesvilie
tas "a local visitor yesterday
The belmont Trades Assembly vi.
meet h~re tomorrow afternoon
LoIis Sof.aIi has returned from a
visit aith relatives az Bethesda
Mlsa Florence Johnson Us here from
VI de- thanal. to spend the VeeA
end af home
li"-ry Glars. OF Mckeesport. ls
visiting iora. r,ia,lscs.
William Roy. ,f tle miners vent
.l fa~ Provides. mines yesterdaF
morning 20 settle grievance
~ and Mrs. Hert Berry have re-
turned 20 their home a. Grafton pa
after fes DAYS visit with loca.
friends
Or Harry Roson'h4' is- returned
from Ni.amsfoWu IS Va Vhere le
.u'r. Thanksgiving VIfh his parents
N.ss"a Josephine and Gilefta Dillon
CD, kstelna. % ar. visiting local rela
fls,-
Thomas Mercer OF Gary. fud who
vac formerly employed IN the e q o.
.s JOB -oaH visiting 80 friends
Do frtn.e Post g 4 Dr. held an
Important meeting .ss' evening
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BELLAIRE
City solons Hold Special Meeting and
Pass SALARY Ordinance -Otnsr
Beiisire News

city council last ulglt passed The
ordinance fixing the compensation 81
mayor al $1,000 per anuIm. auditor.
$500. city solicitor. {sDo. c.ty areas
hrSr. $500. All other sections OF the
ordinance. a. published Ia tho Intel.
llgencer Thursday morning. remain
the same. except tho .ect.ous relating
90 the compenf alton Of president and
members OF council. These two sec.
tons were amended as follows. Pres
idcnt OF council shall receive So per
regular meeting might and members
OF council s. 30 per regular meeting
The original ordinance liked tho sal
AIRY for regular and special meeting
Motion Co increase the mayors salary
from $1,000 t1 $1,000 was lost ard 70
motion 90 pass carried Ayes. Chaser.
Huffman. Johnston. OToole. nays.
Morgan. Myers
Mr. Morgan stated thai fcV MON
bers Of council realized that f was a
good thing that tao members opposed
the ordinance
How much will tho city save.
asked Mr. Myers Hr had a-certaiucd
that the city would save about s5st
Mr. Human stated that hc had zone
over the ordinance carefully and said
tho city would save about 81 GOO. hui
was unable 10 verify tue amount
The amount ~ money the cItN vii
save b. only conjecture. some OF the
city officials stating last night THAT
the expenses under fhs new 0rtIulur,
will be greater than under the old
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Baptist Services

First Baptist church. corner ~ To-
Gust and Third strcet-- bible school
az ~ o. M David q Trehcarne. su-
n"rir'"rdent. Preaching a. lO 7p e.
N ana 3H 70 m h b.r % o. CRIT
fefh. ~ Granville. O.. fh. Lords sup
per 0ill Do" observed 90 the close of
Che evening services. Junior union no
.'. b. D. o.. 80 % -n. topic. Lies
sons From Great Lives leader. Har.
old Edmunds $40 are invited 90 40.
tend these services
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The cases nicd iu common pleas
court against the county treasurer hs
eight Beliairc parties to prevent h.w
, from collecting tho Aiken tax which
under tho law may b. aaFesseI
against tho property in which liquors
arc sold On violation of tlU 'ae. came
40 for a hcarine before judge Lunch
yesterday The plaintiffs Sod usr
mission 90 amend frrfr qafi.Iore
setitlons
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BRIDGEPORT
Ordnance f5r Hiring Counsel % ASS 81
m tre water Case PASSES
second Reading

Afa special mre'ius 0f counsel ls.1
ast evening fr. ordnance '1r h.r.rE
Attorneys WccmH and Mckee ODD a-
s.sf Solicitor Kinder .u fzhung fh.
Nrro.sde water case passed .fs sr,
oud rsaf.rr and nothing further vas
dome
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lmpertant R.hesr.aL.

AZ important rehearsal 81 The EIks
minstrel will be held This evening
at who ar" fo take part are requested
to De- present The minstrel Will be-
staged ~ Tho h.Eh school auditorium
or Monday evening. December n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

take 'his method of Infc-m.rl fr-
,uhhc that Mrs O. 90 Common. .. en-
Nrciy bIameiess in having rs SHOW
house closed on ThIrft second street
and 10 is Through her courtesy fhl' Z
am able TO open aEtin ls FranfnE ma
n right ~ way frruuEh fer tarI
y ~. UENrUFRINGTON
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Many at' ndsd rho football dance
which VAS si,ou in $50 T.ss hall last
evening hy tho Alpha pI fraternity
Tho prnGrams Hr-e neat leather foot
balls. and rho Rail- was beautifully
decorated Rifr rcrrarf-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

Orleans .r Nr Bluey's nov boat w.-
lay lld E.I rrf return gnr sur.rz
i- Eackiorf VII acc0mDauy uc
party as far 80 Cincinnati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

TIE Red crosa stamp sr- -estl-E
afl ready sals hers and he con.
u're- ic charge aye scrsng hard
'p tr-ts an records NIr~ -haa d
t.9--4If s-amI. s-r- so.d YESTERDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

rector a. Safety liam wood Tho
fourth man !r rraie U.rH u,agal.
a.I Dol placed ou she certified .ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

& storage % orc-rs caussd 's-
haE'ga zines fo close toSn f1r ~
rrs- uue 80 .crg sale Nost 90
ne rlE~s i- 'his sec,.1n az Eors
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

s.sd ia.sr A. - Sorth Whs-iins 49,
pal - - hs.a Ia uorulng a.
Nay-aft Tie oocy v.l D t-gsssf
fa r. A-tAcngs c-m-tery fgr later
nm
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save Your PennI.s ~ chrI.tras

We Will givc penny savings ban IS
With each purchase ~ school shoes
LOckE sInE 20 u--n--.
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r@ic Pe ' ana Gents over
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EsfrA Ladies' HIacs SIN Hass
paifs IN molly Dor tlsf sin I'D.
bon -.Etfa sp~r soc r.r Oh. orIs
100 borss On rals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

Departments % hardserrEIsfs. tsu
cry ls4thsr I4ss-- ns~se- ar. srarrs
flfs fnsisrV ~a4Hfz. -fO ..turr yl@fs
~ sNsrg respect Tfraf rt.~sr are.
fully selected ara 40 serF r9tera 90
prices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

Saturday ztIt selling ladies' vail
ofed suits 80 . Iff.s. even. day 80
Add afditlpHal suits 90 frfs IIf fl
keep HelccfIlr- .arE~
Children coats elotn arl rarar.I
-e2-so upnone very 80 ial VS. I--
a. a so ara sA9s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

Saturday morninK-from 20 IL
oniy-LAnoahtsr Apron othKhAul-
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-06
Ben's Logic.

Ben" said his friend, waking MP
from a reverie in which he had been
gazing abstractedly at the shiny ex-
panse Of Ben's skatin'- rink-for-fiies. Is
there nothing you could do for your
baldness?"
Ben, by the way, is only forty.
mo. lad!" he replied with Do
cision. Fifteen years ago l was
counting strong, and l tried lots o.
things. But about that time t prince
Of Wales-Edward, you know-cams
to open Z new hospital. and said to
myself as soon as I saw him liftin'
his hat to Z crowd, Ben, my lad. tia
can give IT up as bad Job. and save
ny brass. II there was owt at nd
cure bald heead they'd ha' cured
sis.' "-Tit-Bits.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-06
Picked Up In the Azores Three Years
After Being Cast Adrln on
Carolina Coast.

Floating sluggishly at the mercy OF
the waves for over three years q pint
bottle containing the address OF VIII
liam II. windolph. this city. Travelled
across the Atlantic ocean and was
finally picked up Of the eastern coast
OF the Azores about flve weeks ago.
The hayward travels Of the little
bottle are most mysterious. 1t crossed
the Atlantic or at least reached the
other shore; whether currents or
winds took It miles In detour before
II reached its destination 10 q subject
of conjecture.
On January 81. 1907, Mr.. Windolph
on his way to Tampa and Key West
passed down the coast Of the Caro-
linas In Merchants and Miners
steamship, the Merrimac. on North
Carolina in an idle moment he put his
card within q whisky bottle and push
ing In the cork against the rail Of the
vessel tossed It overheard. Until II
disappeared from sight in the green
waves Mr.. Windolph watched the tiny
adventurer, never thinking to hear
from It again.
Three and one-half years after the
card had been sent out on the sea
strange letter came to him from the
fishing arm of Manuel vasconcelles q
Co. Spain. Within the envelope was
| the same card which he had sent out,
] unstained by the water. uninjured Art