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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-11-02
Proceedings of the Parish
Democratic Executive
Committee.

The Parish Democratic Execu.
tive Committee for Washington
Parish met at Franklinton,
Louisiana, on the 28th day of
October, 1911, with the following
members present::-Prentis B.
Carter, Chairman; Robt. Babing.
ton, Secretary; Herman E. Gayer,
j. Barney Corkern. Uriah j.
Brumfeld, H. G. Richardson,
Isaac J. Green and E. A. Burris,
Absent:- II. Sullivan, Jno.
w. Warner, w. E. Bickham. J.
w. Carter, F. J. Adams, l. J.
Ball and Geo. G. Knight.
The Chairman made a report
of the following candidates as
having duly qualified for the
following Offices, to.wit:-
Member of House of Repre-
sentatives:- -Thos. E. Bennett
Delos r. johnson.
Sheriff. D. E. Branch, Eug. p
Knight, Thos. ]. Simmons, D
M Wadsworth, A. G. Williams.
! Clerk of Court a. Thig
pen.
!. Assessor w. Magee, s
I. w. Wilks. Sr,
Coroner::-Dr. ]. L. Brock, DR.
! j. E Pierce.
rish Treasurer::--L. A
Brown. J. P. Wood.
Police Jurors:
First Ward--W. P. Bulloch
6. s. Brumfeld, J. Barne!
Corkern, ]. w. Owens.
Second Ward--W. L. Smith
D. P. Stringheld.
) Third Ward-E. T. Haley, c
!; A. Jenkins, Jesse Stallings. D
A. Varnado.
Fourth Ward:-J. T. Chiles, N
! r. Jones, R. E. Keaton.
!; Fifth Ward-Louis Grain, J
:; W. Knight.
!. Justice Of the Peace:
!, First ward-M. l. Hennesy.
J. Second .ward-W. d. Petit
t Third ward y. E. Batemal
]. Thos. J. Graves, A. ]. Seal, !. |
} Toney. Two to be elected.)
d Fourth ward:-J. H. Graham
!, Edw. r. Hyland, n. J. Poole. I
D. Wood. 1.-TWO to be elected.)
81 Fifth ward IF. N. K. Adam
h Constable:
= First ward-N F. Morgan, 1
III. Coa1
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-11-02

0. Haley. J. N. Summons, Geo.
W. Smith. 1.-TWO to be elected
Fourth ward-Wm. Bush,
Ross Lam bright. B. F.. Moore, s.
E. Richardson, Vincent Steven.
son. 1.-TWO to be elected.)
Fifth ward-H. T. Boone.
Member of Parish Executive
Committee:
Third ward:-Wm. J. Dobson
On motion duly seconded, the
following candidates having no
opposition were declared the
nominee of the Democratic Party
for their respective Offices and
the Chairman and Secretary of
this Committee were ordered to
furnish the necessary certificates
to the Secretary of State for
said nominatlons:-
Clerk of Court:-'M. A. Thig.
pen.
Justice of Peace
First ward-M. I. Hennesy.
Second ward-W. H. Pettitt.
Fifth ward-F. N. K. Adams.
Constable
Second ward-C. j. Miller.
Fifth ward--H. T. Boone.
Member of Parish Executive
Committee
Third ward-Wm. J. Dobso".
There heing no further bust
ness, adjournment was ordered.
PRENT1sS B. CARTER,
RoBT. DARLINGTON, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-11-02
Parish Fair A Great Success.
The Crowd in Attendance Was Larger Than Was
Anticipated by Those in Charge. Exhibits Over
Filled the Space Reserved for Them.

Wiley Pierce; best peck of white
yams, James Stafford; best peck
of Queen yams, James Stafford;
best pound of butter, H. G. Rich.
ardson; best stalk of Soy bean,
J. NJ. Fussell; best yoke of oxen,
Z. NJ. Sylvest; best beef yearling,
l.. L. Schilling; best boar, any
breed, L. A. Brumfeld; best SOW
and pigs, J. N. Magee; best pig,
P. G. Spring; heaviest hog, A. j..
Seal; best pen of Barred Rock
chickens, J. J. Yates; best pen of
White Leghorns, J. T. Magee;
best pair of Wyandottes, J. W.
Bateman; best pen of Rhode
Island Reds, Mrs. Warren Wilks;
heaviest man born in Washington
parish. W. Raney.
The Secretary of the Fair, A.
D. Schwartz, states that the list
OF successful contestants has
been made up and forwarded to
Mr.. E. q. Bruner, Commissioner
of Agriculture, and that lmmedi-
stely upon receipt :, of the
premiums and certificates from
that officer, they will be mailed to
the prize.winners.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-11-02
26th judicial District Court, State oi
Louisiana, Parish Of Washington.
First lCst'I. Bank Of 0eottboro, Ala.
vs. No. leeo,
ROohoyd J. JonklnS.


Notice is hereby given that by vir.
tue Of . writ Of Fieri Facias issued
out Of the above named court In the
matter Of First National Bank Of
scottsborro, Alabama, Versus No. 1909
Richard r. Jenkins, dated October II,
1911. and to mo directed for execution
l have seized and viii offer for sale and
sell to tho last and highest bidder ct
the principal front door Of the court
house on
oaturdsy, November q, loll
between the legal ssle hours for judi
cial sales the following described
property towit:
Ono 3l.inch under runner pulley
Pully Corn Mill.
Terms Of sale: Cash with benefit o1
sppraissmsnt. This md dsy Of Nov,
1911 Jos n. AAass,
| SS SHERIIT
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1911-11-02

crowds ever assembled in this
town. The crowd was larger
than any of the managers antici-
pated. and some OF the live stock
had to be tied in side streets and
left in wagons, on account of lack
of room fer them in the Frank.
linton Livery Stable, which was
used. The live stock exhibit was
good in every respect, and while
the farm products were not
numerous, many good exhibits
were made. Pure bred poultry
occupied a prominent place and
proved very interesting. One Of
the most interesting events of
the day was pulled off by a young
lad, who brought in a common
COW with which he entertained
the crowd by making her walk on
her knees, forward and backward
lay down, stand on her hind feet
and other things.
The Boys Corn Club made Z
creditable showing with thirty.
four exhibits. The following
being the winners:
Largest Yield of Corn--First
prise, Horatlo Mitchell, 85.5
bushels; second prize, Cooley
Pierce. 81 5 bushels; third prize,
Jep Grain, 78 bushels; fourth
prize, Luzon Pierce, 69.75
bushels; fifth prize, Escoe Sim.
mons, 60.3 bushels.
Best Ten Ears of Corn-Frst
prize, Roland Bankston; second
prize, Dupree Knight; third
prize, Dolphe Mizell; fourth prize,
Escoe Simmons; fifth prize, Alsee
Fussell; sixth prize, Horatio
Mitchell.
Best Profit Report on Corn
First prize, James Hnson, 1920
per bushel; second prize, lido
Afford, 23.6Sc per bushel; third
prize, Escoe Simmons, 26c per
bushrl.
Best Essay on Corn Culture
Herman Fussel!.
Prizes awarded by Parish Fair
as follows:
Premiums awarded at the first
exhibition Washington Parish
Fait, offered by the Department of
Agriculture: Best and greatest
variety of home, raised stock, w.
p. Bullock; best single Col ection
Of farm products, Bryant Bate.
man; best bushel of yellow corn
on ear. Karl Pace; best bushel o1
6int corn on ear, Karl Pace; best
sugar cane. T. G. Sylvest; best
home.raised horse or mare, G. G.
Miller; second best mare, N. b
Miller; best home.raised mule
colt, six months to0ne year. g. 9
Grow; best homesraised colt
Edgar Wascom; best home.ra
mule one to two years, w. T
bullock; best home.raised mule
ro to three wears, W. P. Bullock
lest imported jack, N. NJ. Knight
best Louisiana bred stallion
Warren Wilks; second best Louis
isiana bred stallion, Z. r. Miller
best harness colt. VIM. Warner
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02
HICKMAN THURSDAY,
Uest Hickman LeDee Completed i!

The new $4,000 levee. protecting
West Hickman and the factory dis
trict, was completed Sunday morning.
by Roach a. Stancil. the Memphis con
tractors. IL days ahead Of the time
called for In the contract.
The building OF this monster levee
bespeaks much for the enterprise OF
our citizens. as Il was built by public
subscription. To those who compos-
I'd the boand-C. p. Shumate, II. G..
Helm and G. L. Walker-and labored
so faithfully without penny for their
services. we should be especially
grateful Their work is done, and
well done. The new levee Is super
Tor TO that made by the government
and with which Il is connected; h is
larger and better than most OF us had
expected. At It's base IL Is 50 feet
wide. except between the Mengel fac
tories and the river where enough
ri'uhh NoHh hoA b' hdh Aoi Bhhthb
IL that width. and a strong concrete
wall was built at those two points.
In height II varies. but is full two
feet above the highest water mark
ever registered here.
The completion of this levee is OF
vast Importance to the business in
terests OF the town. as well as TO
the overlooked district For the past
ten years Il has cost our citizens at
least $40 900 a year 10 do without le-
wee protection by reason OF factories
closing down during high water; los
ing as much every year as the total
cost OF building the levee. In view
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02
Carter in Jail.

Lee Carter. charged with the vii.
ful murder OF Frank Baulcom. wIua
arraigned Saturday before Judge Reed
In the Circuit Court al Fulton. His
attorneys entered a plea OF insanity
aud Judge Reed ordered the case con
tlnuod untli the next term Of court.
Garter will be held without bond and
II now In the Hickman Jail.
On Jan. rs. 1871. Carter shot and
Killed Frank Isaulcom. son OF W NJ.
Inulcom. a millionaire lumber deal.
cr of Seattle. Wash. II Is nimored
that the grand Jury will also return
an Indictment against for killing a
negro who attempted TO escape from
him while Carter was on the police
force at Fulton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

OF this fact. the investment is a good
one, even had Il cost twice as much
as u did
The N. G. a. st. l.. Railroad Com
pany Is furnishing about one-half OF
the levee by raising their tracks a
bove the high water mark, and they
are in a manner done.
Our leyee Board has received the
work OF Stancil a. Roach, and are to
be congratulated on getting such a
splendid job.
The new leyee is a bully good one.
Our money was well spent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

The Standard OIL Co. brought suit
in the United States Circuit Court at
New York against the publishers of
Hampton's Magazine. and Cleveland
Moffett for s25O.OOO for alleged libel
In publishing a story that subsidiar-
he's Of the Standard Oil Co. sell glu-
cose to confectioners. They ought to
win any kind of suit instituted
when they can defy even the govern
mcnt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02
Diagnosing Laziness.

The Courier notices that in Hick-
there are two kinds of laziness-act-
i've and passive. The passively lazy
man does nothing. or as near IL as
circumstances will premit; the active
lazy man shirks the work he ought
to do but spends his time doing some
thing else. Most of the latter is on
Clinton street.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

A convention OF retail merchants
from all the Southern States will be
held in Nashville Feb. 2s, March 1.
2 and 3 for the purpose primarily of
protesting against the passage of the
parcels post bin now before congress.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

A heavy cold In the lungs that was
expected To cure itself has been the
starting polnt In many gases OF dis.
ease that ended fatally. The sensible
course h 60 take frequent doses OF
HAII.AItD'S iiOREHOuND SYRUP.
Il checks the progress Of The diaor-
der and assists nature Ia restore nor
mai conditions. Price Zoe. 5Oc and 81
a bottle Sold by Hickman Drug Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

A scald. burn, or severe cut heals
slowly II neglected. The family that
keeps a bottle of BILLIARDS SNOW
LINlMENT on hand is always pre-
pared for such accidents. Price Csc.
hOc and 81 a bottle. Sold by Hick-
man Drug Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

bill introduced BY Congressman
Thomas. of Kentucky. would provide
for an Appropriation OF 81 .oO0.o for
the purchase Of the Mammoth Cave.
of which Il h proposed 10 make a
national park. Tho Courier endorses
this move.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

Tho public will not be disposed 20
criticise Congress for raising the pay
Of the rural carriers An Increase OF
500 on the year for the carrier Is no,
an extravaganza. and II will be OF
material aid TO those faithful public
servants.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

A woman In Memphis is asking a
decree Of divorce because her hus-
band would not allow her to eat pick
les. The aon-ofa-guni
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

Mrs. Emily Jane Lair, one of the
Oldest ladies of Charleston died last
week.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

Did you ever have n TT. Schmidt.
thu Tailor. can give you one.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

II pays TO pay cash for your coal.
"A. A. Faris.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

Next time try a sack of Omego
Flour-hest made. Bettersworth &
Prather.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-02-02

Thieves in Philadelphia stole a DO
liceman's dog, painted it and sold it
back TO HIM for $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
ksis'doseopis Busrsn Situation
MsAss Ever Wal street Unesr.
tam % itssif

NEW YORK. >ot 600 Pacing rho
most kalidpa."pl, situation wIfhIu the
memoir ~ th. present generation.
New York. ~ tl- business aui usu..
center 81 Tho 'uuutrs is Impatient.
wondering What ts ,arr.t from fi..
rapid Developments ruw taking place
from DAY to daf uun former Tr,sI-
dent Roosstclta last statement Nas
needed 90 confront business men and
hnanCi~fs aliN- with flr most rha.
otic situation which tH-t have u.t o.
called upon tp face MI ..ar- Whether
the sherman Inv should sr repealed.
amended 0r enforced. what a.tIhu
should Do" taher pu tur tarlu. Wn-th-
or Roosevelt Viii ran urst scar. rh-
views ~ ora, ttrailF st,fr prominent
man GA these and mar. other purs-
lions. all thee tuufrI.ufs rp tn.
complication 10 900 already mldIlrl
situation That legislation ga many
points g. hoped Cor from fns neat
congress is go ti.uf ts tur lask ~
agreement as Goo " hat form such
legislation should tak. TI.r, seems
TO be- only ou, matter uu which there
u general agreement. that I- th-
need 81 banking reform which wfl
relieve this Duuutrr from Goo danger
% panics and prov idr re- NOR. elastic
cufrcnry IA President Roosevelt
has come out ,haractsrfsfIUaliV tuf n
central rcs,rt, association and tho
belief Is STRONG that th. passage ul
legislation tu this end Will b.- ~ great
innportancc toward th, solution Of tho
other problems which Iro now under
considerable. since nur 90 tnr chief
effects would Doc O." dcpos- the Wall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
FAIR EXCHANGE
A Ne sss. fss a, cie ore--s-
- Ca % Oor- 20
S-sel4rs

Ire ta-k acaes a.. tm-s ~th o
c-li -r1~scr. s4bi- f~~l-E. maanE
yol searY an1 restless pi-rctrr
pairs s1pot across th~ region O; n
alGn-1s and axail Fhe iofrs arr -
rub or arpir a plaster f1 ne tara In
tt = crrditior Nol ctnnot reach 90.
ca-f- F1rlsng~ fhe bad hacs scr a
r-a anc strgeE.r one Whe-ltrg
residents ao-lc co.vel tu profit D.
the folio~inE sHamp3e
Mrs william k0s@ avs jefferson
street ftsiislr. Ono. SAYS kldner
conplain- cllns tl ne p~rs steutiy
Tor l-ars arl t-usy. Inherited
Do - k.lnefs acre sIgeElsh and ms
BODY boaI-i badly had trrr.b..
bear ~ dIaa falus through mg aic
l~ss that fooa fre i've ca 90 me s1d
The least bousraura caused me 20
u~com- al tired olt Two cocrors
rr-ared us bur fhei- rleclc.ue diG rof
maze ta~ least Improvement Nv
haca b-c..ne seak ana .4m~. and lf,.
"a aa- au lmposaibiltF t.uaIly 0
BEGAN -siug poaus Kidney pills ana
they q q such GOOD Nora from tfs
nfsi tnH ~as encouraged 90 cor.
tr-e taking them \ complete cure
vas Effected and have uo~ .nicvinr
'h- beet of health
For sal. hs all dealers Prie. -p
cents Poster Nuhuru 90. HuraiO.
Nss Nora. sole aF-ufs Tor the Jnued
states
R-n-mber ,he uoaas and
take ul other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
Ssssi Experiment,

A rc..I sKp-riHn~nt 81 COZ. .J-ra-
iona. fir.I tt which Do 10 hoped tru-
lIrf aIl Boz red ..sd 20 "a minimum.
-hprfi" 20 10 tried here rr ffe TO-
freed. tion of mo-. iuE pictures into a
-'trr - patil. schools a. lusfrlr-
tive e.~nIrg sessions The board 90
location has granted flr nr.sssar.
i,vffstlr-i.fu and fh~ Programs -u iar
ts arranged will cover a vide tar.st.
90 geographical. litsrarf and hlstorl aI
subjects HF means OF such rrarrl.
Instruction ~ Is hoped that the yolrE
st-r UhD finds history. for instance.
tlt d-H reading under The present
stem may h- aroused Go take special
interest "a his studies To. attend
lr.. GO vfui, families will u- tu-
'u.rar-d since tnis new form 90 edo
alton DEL meant a. much for adults ts
Juveniles and Do is hoped that large
attendance Will prove that fhr masses
are ready go takr az, antaE, OF this
novel up. rinl-nt Instead 80 -garInc
100 'hfe. rouabl- and sensational NOV
'uF pictures the new method Will sup
rit 'Iura'inrsl films which a. mo
rsuf f,-u~ viii b. a source 90 r~rr,a-
Gloon. 90 i. hoped that rh- experiment
$500 prove so sI.r -SsfIll a. 60 warrant
iIS more general u~r for th. purpose
.r r"a..J Interesting che NolrE-t.- .r
'n' sIrI".ts which hr IS stud'Ing
LDNGA'RE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
LACKS TACT
Americans m PerE 4 critieise5-Grest
Britain 20 support Russia.

LONDON. Dec The morning
asvsparers ln fh-.r editorials on the
Persian crisis display tone of great
anxiety. 8 majority OF them agree
that Mr Shuster. TIE Persian treasurer
general lacked tact and that Great
britain must support Hus .ia. but sev.
cral papers express .fgiyIugs over
the outcome o. Russia action and
hat they term tho sdministraf't,.
guarchy that is likely fo result FROM
SIR shuster's dismi.aai Hy some 90
Is feared That Tine success ~ Russian
diplomacy will leave PerHa little real
Independence
The ualy Neus makes a serious az.
tack on Sr Edward GREY. fhc British
foreign minister. accusing him OF
constantly yielding to Russia in order
fO vancouver other powers AKA usf
Germany. Moreover the paper adds
England support OF RUSSIA i1 dead.
ucr because % alI probably prevent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
"A LITTLE DANDERINE WILL
MAKE YOUR HAIR LUSTROUS,
SOFT, FLUFFY, ABUNDANT
Get a IS Cen; Bost!- Now ard
Forever Stop Falling Hair. Itching
Scalp and D4ndfUH
II you Wish 20 Double the Beauty
Of your Hair IN Ten Minutes surely
Try Danderine Hair Cleanse

fotf Azf bersrlrt Lr.f. saw. a4Sr,
stbs-t.nf - spp>4fi a. ~. iltffn,li al
e~lsftgi q Yo.lng .fi-i zitsf a D4rf.rrlne
Sif cie4nar iif ~ thii nioil',a . doh
-fh hf'Ie D.rlerr~ 4-t c4fef.4.iy 1fa+ y
tisfo0gh var hsr. t4sIrg pr> small urani
o. tfnns. Th.a .sli r.esrlr fhe hz.F ~ d,l1f,
clr md sErslnss Oh "a 90 ~ = f--
o5ornenii Yol have to,.3.,i The be44iy 4
yo1r hair
A dsigh'fal t4rprle 4-a.ta garri--,a-'y
usc.s VIZ h.te bsrl c4-sissi. srrs~ hst
h<s b~sn negleefrl .r o. lazy. f4.iei. Dr.,
hfiffis 90 thia b~i.4et t~41fitlrE 80 h4if
onrs, Danisrrs d.tsoitet ssrry pa rie
d GsutrsA cIeAnlsa. r4r.te1 I'D rn,,g1f-
res the tfa.P, forever 4'1Fp.ag iicalng aa4
ssiling hair.
Try a. yoa VI. af'sf one app -a'.on q
D4ndeffe yol cannot tt s-r d4nfrlh ~
q lDoss a. falling hair. al Rauf lc4IP vii
never itch, bu' yshI' " 80 pi-lae yo.i most
sih he AFTER q irus ~r-s.' utr when suti vii
actually 80 nc~ hllr me and dpssny AZ
hf't yea huf really ncus bar ipr1ufing Al
DIVER The scalp D4nfe-ia~ MAXI th- hir
gross long, hssfT zni i44uri4rt ani ,se can
prove y. u ,op care ipf pre'iy. rof' HAIR
and bots ~ q a4rrls ~ cent bottle q
kno,sltnt'i Dandsrinr from any dn4sgi-t
of toilet e0,mief, All jose tfy o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

iNr '' inff
One LIE q Osy
That lt least ono uf- Dol I.st .r fris
'lff t.'rt DAY l,.al-. 90 tn- curious
"utDlFst 90 rho -trans, dir,a-. suYvsu.
90 p' futrtuil ia fh, statement made
h. former ri. marshal The llrs-
u1Ullf. a. The derivation OF thr name
Indicates. ls H person with a mania
Tor nf-. whose activities 900 tlr f-ld
~ luU" nutariFw have 90 Iaf. become,
Fu uid'-pr.ad that mon. iruruuAu
study u fhIs peculiar disease wl.I
shortly rtr. tu rr undertaken Tu-
pl romnniar almost never has 900.
financial incentive Tor setting l.. fs
huiidiuzr and rart't docs s. from a
motive uf revenge. So Gar .4 IAN Dol.
dir'"f"r'd th" ptrHmluIa. simply
starts fr~- simply Or tl~ gun ut
seeing fn'm Born while n .H IIrI-
.uit Go capture th.se u,rsmIrars.
fuF cts Nevertheless bias .ansiI.riIls
information ."ur-fuIrs fh.m because
~ %. rrrH.itrifIss ~ fns dI-...-,
pa" b. f'r rs'anrr Dos his own par
ti'uIuf wt flHu OF starting fUr fre.
which pra. t.aIIt never varies. and Dol.
means 90 vhl'h fnr Idtutlf. of th.
inrsnultrt can often I- established
bn- uf fn" t"-f knu~r ,lsts was That
90 au individual huuuu .imYI. 49, The
bottle man.. who uls caught after
e tHur '.tfrcr of ar, sturrIus because
~ fh' fact chat h. always took % soda
bottle 81 h-rossur o. start u 1r. and
always left the bottl. behind lu .I-
diIou. 90. pfrum4nizr- work on
sch. d4i" each a.. minr 90 prefer some
particular night each week .ud never
varying from b. As % result 90 tho
rhHrEr. however chat prrutuauia
ruFfa IIff H dr. Ir this .I.. 90 fa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
500 ELRs KILLED
NEAR YELLOWSTONE PARK.

LIVINGSTON. Mont Nov 3o 70
is estimated by by game Wardcus ana
, ciloWrt"n' par. officers. thar during
ne hunting season. which ended I'd.
"a gh,. more than 800 elk we're killed
within radius o. ten miles 90 Jar.
dine. near Yellowstone parn boundary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

Ono OF EnF'auds most eminent phy-
s.c.ans have advanced me fheo-t that
the increase In fhr rumtr- of cases
~ sppeniicif. in recent years Is fre
f1 modern methods o. grinding uheaf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
5000. 900 FIRE SWEEPS
GAINESNII rA.nrna

GAINESVILLE Co.,. Nov III 4
property loss estimated ar g-Dopf
tonight resulted from ura uhi-I
started Boo the Palmour HardAar,
company store and spread 10 halt
a dozen other structures BOZ the same
block
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
STOKES TAKEN IL.
CANNOT ATTEND THAI

NEW YORK. Not W. B. u
stokes. the millionaire sportsman
aud former hotel proprietor. was TAX
On 900 to-day with an acute attack Cd
indigestion. and viii not bea BILE a
appear tomorrow at tho trial o.
Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
Raise Beer Aaain.

CHICAGO. Nov 90 For the o.
ono time within Sky DAYS. the price
~ beer viii b eraised 10 morrow Resr
inff october . sold FOR 50 barrel
Hili sell for $3.50 All grades al ne
maIf prof1c' sra similarly Affected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

WEST CHEsTEE. rs -. .
Jefferson shancr. The aged Ok burgess.
VINO Ras shot and robbed last rirbt
ht DIS home near here bt three mass.
cd robbers. is reported fo boz sinking
at The hospital here foulelf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

MINNEAPOLlS. MINI N1t sn-
p RANK Goich. OF Humboldt fa. voriis
hampton wrestler. tonight defeated
DsrI Fammcrschw'dt. champion OF
'ermany. boz a. finish match here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01

,<Esf ttat = -leTs rar-sgl stu1F u
tni. di~sss- ma 80 % en- dlsoaa-
rrr &C r.rn for 81
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the United states moving in Mr
shusters behalf
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MONEY LORDS WONDERING

,,r'-, lp-.'r' as h- moo-. ,ara. Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-01
LITTLE BOYS SHOES

tLIHE CUT
In heavy tan and heavy calf isath-
ere. vita heavy double stitched
srlss. siuss - 90 ia. Get . pair
% these watsr-tight shoes at