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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

The many friends u Miss Alice Hand.
who las been severely ili a her home
iu the East End. will be pleased % learn
that she IN Improving rapidly.
The residence being erected on the
winters farm up Big wheeling creek
Tor John RcnscHsiier vas completed
ysHterday by Contractors Walter and
simms Of Elm Grove
George Prather. ~ Patterson. has &C
cepted po=ition with Ellsworth Miller.
tro barber
4 Morris BE- moving from Wisconsin
into the Dc Nrics property 500 Highland
Park
Mr.. David Mcclure. or bridge street.
spending a two weeks visit with rela-
p y. Wilson. WIG has been spending
several days ln Dayton. o. returned
Yesterday TO The APPLES hotel. and IL
now making bis fsli delivery OF fruit
trees
o. y. steitrsinser. - Pittsburr. pas
"a business caller co. Tie grove yestcria y
The members % tire agricultural class
N the Elm Grove High school spent yes
terday afternoon ia tho country near the
Grove studying the topic under the direc-
tion % Principal Fred HAL
Auctiouesr Curtis ". Rice Will con-
duct public sale % household goods
Tor Mrs Albert Winters 40 her farm
up Big wheeling creek to-day. Tho sale
viii BEGIN ~ 10 o'clock
AR. and Mrs George u. Bushon have
returned to their homo in Park View
after attending the funeral % a relative
iu Sew MartiuHEille.
The Misses clara Mac. Leota and F1or-
cnce Campbell. u Patterson. left yes
tcrdav afternoon for r. vislt with friends
and relatives near SardfuiL
Harry Husher has returned 10 Akron.
O. after short visit ~ his home In
lurk View
Jesse McGlone has resigned No posi-
tion az the Miller harEer shop. ami has
aocept.d another Eith the Elm Grove
pve w.
Glen ~ futers. the son - Mr. and Mrs.
James Winters. ~ sand tiili. o. Eeriousl .
90 with an attack - dirhfhcrin
Mrs. AifFed David az Unions ad.ll-
ton. and her sister. Mrs katheryn
uaEue. are visiting relatives near
Roney's Point
\ meftinE % the Tim Grove council
Junior order American Mechanic was
hid "Wednesday evening in the x. q
a. bah
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
AGounasvill. nriafa.

HAIRY Rroemsrn has purchased fhe
half Interest OF -. L. Morgan IN the
firm - HrOemsen g. MorsAn. On Ash
avenue
Mr.. Ajax Levy was slightly improved
yesterday from ~. effects o. an opera
tion which she underwent az the Glen
dale hospital
Arch Long. manager Of the National
Telephone Company. was lu Wheeling
yesterday 90 business
work on the biE sewer tTench az Sew
erth street has progressed about half
way 90 Lafayette
Lou Law LEFT yesterday Tor Ncw Mat
amoras. where Dc VIII spend a Wrs &
WITH relatives
The Jolly Twelve club met yesterday
with Mrs J. ". Gamre on Fourth street
Miss May Giiho0iy Las returned 60 her
hom 10 WheslinE after a two days visit
with local friend.
s ". Hooher returned 20 his home on
lifth street yesterday after two days
"trip 90 pittehurg
rhe M-Msctsn =. O.. has cancelled the
foot tail game with the Dead shots.
which was Co have been PLAYED sunday.
br. r. 4. Barlow. 81 Spencer. was ia
the cty yesterday on business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
ANTICIPATES
COURTS RULE
REGISTER ANNOUNCES DECISION
NOT YET MADE.
No Ruling Of the'coSrt on Application
Of National Telephone fer Postal
Contract.

The Register has invaded a new
Held, that OF Judge OF the federal
court. announcing decisions and
rulings several days before they are
made
The case In question IL that Of an
order which they stated IN their We'd
nesday mornings edition had been
handed down BY Judge Dayton on
Tuesday eveningNapproying merger
% the National Telephone Company
and the Postal Telegraph Company.
80 FAR as ~. co-incident use OF the
wires Of both companies o. concerned.
n Is true that such merger -
planned. And report Of the re-
ccivers % the National Telephone
Company. outlining a contract which
II BE- desired 10 enter into with the
fostat company. b. which the Postal
Will use the National poles for their
wires. and vice versa. was filed ~ the
hour Of closing % the onice o. the
clerk o. the court on Tuesday. too
late 20 be gotten through regular
channels
However. Ia is too great anxiety
for a scoop fhe Announcements vas
made that Judge Dayton had handed
down an order approving the contract
and that b. would be Immediately
closed. Swing both tho Postal com
pauy and the National Telephone Cor
porauon much greater length Of
wire over which 90 operate The
truth % the matter. accorI-nE % the
statement 81 CLERK George r. BOYD.
DO that only the report vas lled ana
no order % the court entered
IN fact no such order n4s been
entered up 20 the present time nor
ls b. known AZ a fact that 90 viii he.
as tho matter has-been SCI down FOR
hearing on Saturday morning 40 Do
o'clock 50 that tine fhe r0rrf will
hear the report OF The trustees and r.
ruling probably uiii b. made what
% VII be- cannot be- Anticipated An
order approving the report and con
hrming the plan has been prepared
and VIII boz submEfod Tor the courts
approval a. Saturday session.
Accor1.nE to the rlan Tor The mer-
ger. aH set ont in The report OF the
receiver Tor ~. approval of the
court. the Postal viii furnish the teie-
phone company uIfh means ~ com.
municaf'on between Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia. ualcn 10 has not here
t0iora had and will also extend the
circuit from Pittsburgh 20 ChicaFo.
another decided Increase me pss'aI
Vil also provide connection With aev.
eraf other cities through The phua.
feiphla and Ch.caF0 connections.
which in tho past have not been open
fo any subsidiary companies OF ne
National corporation.
In return Tor these grants fhe Postal
has made application Tor circuits con.
Meeting PiftsblrEh % Washington
Pa. WheeIinE % parkersburg and
Marietta. from MorEanfovn 20 Clarfs-
burg and Falrmonf Permission for
rental % present circuits D. either
party 20 the Other az the rate a. SO
per mile per arnlm is asked. and in
ne case % any new crcu.fs ahfch
may BE- sxec,ed. ne ra-e % SIS per
mile is TIE charged aryuauy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
MONSTER MINE
WORKERS MEET
To Be Held a; Plttsburs Next Week
In Interest Of Preventing
Nine Horrors.
PRESIDENT TAFT WILL
BE AMONG THOSE THERE.
Governor classeoek and Chief John
laing VIII Be Present From
West Virginia.

Special Dispatch 20 the IntcIligenc,r
PITTsBURG. oct 25.-An arrange
ments have been completed for the
monster gathering OF miners here on
Tuesday. October 81. 90 attend the
great national mine safety demonstra-
ton. which is 20 be held finder the
auspices OF the bureau o. mines. the
American Red Cross and the Pitts
burgh Coal Operators Association.
Tickets OF admission have been given
ont already 20 nearly 10000 miners.
and it Is expected that when President
TAFT presents the trophies 20 the win
ming FIRST aid teams from the various
collieries no Forbes field. Pittsburgh
viii witness the greatest assemblage
OF miners ever gathered together in
the world.
Under the stimulus Of the bureau
o. mines and the American Red Cross.
the miners az the different important
mines throughout the country have
been forming volunteer corps FOR the
aid and rescue Of their fellow miners
In times Of emergency. Fifty OF these
teams. all OF which have been IN
training for weeks sre coming % par.
ticipate ia this great national human.
tartan tournament
Many states Represented.
In edition 10 the big gathering OF
miners. there will be present 5000
mine owners. operators. mining en-
gineers. fuel experts and physicians
from almost every state IN the union
where there is mining Three hun
q II.
interested in the nratald-to-ff- .in-
lured movement have siEuifed that
they viii be- present
The miners. operators and On.
Eincefs viii reach Plttsburrh the
morning o. October 20 and VIII par
ucipato In a program especially pre-
pared FOR their benefit
In the afternoon. a. the experiment.
al mine o. the bureau. az Hruceton.
Pa. twelve miles from PITTSBURGH. will
occur the most dramatic spectacle OF
the entire meeting A coal miro viii
BE- blown up
in addition % President Taft. tire
distinguished guests viii include sec.
retary 81 the Interior Walter FISHER.
Governors Toner. OF PennsyIvaufa.
Harmon. o. ohio. Giasscock. o. West
virginia. and half a dozen other gov
errors and many foreign mining ex.
perfs
The arrangements f1r ne BID event
are On charge q a. ~ wilson. chief
engineer o. the bureau 20 mines
Major Charles Lynch. u. 8. A. repre-.
senting the National Red Cross. =. A
Taylor. PiusburEh. represenuug coal
operators o. the United states
francis Feehan. Piftsbureh. renre
sent'ns the United Mine Workers o.
America. John Lainr. West virginia.
representing the state nine inspect.
ors. and Thomas p Drte. peunsyI.
vania. represert.ng the Industrial De-
partment % ire International Y. %
G. A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
COLLEGE TEAMS
stats Club After Games Win the
Large College Teams 20 Be
Played Here.

should the plans Of the Stats 4. e.
materiaiise. TIE lovers Of football will
b. given an opportunity a witnessing
tme fast college games fn this city
before tho close Of the 1911 season
Coach Frazier is fegotiating with the
manager q Bethany College. Maretta
College. Pittsburg University and
other teams for games The Stats
all play % Bethany on Saturday. and
have been promised a return game
The Stats team is one % the fast.
esf teams that ever Represented
Wheeling since The days Of the old
Wheeling Tigers. when that team and
the Holy Ghost team % Plttsburg al.
ways played their Thanksgiving game
on the local Erldiron.
Cach Johns = ths High school
stated last evening that The old aold
and blue players uere On excellent con
dition Tor their Fame with BarnesvilIe
on Saturday The machine has been
PLACED through some hard practice
during the early portion % TIE week.
but signal practice VII only BE- held
during the remaining days
Aioundsviiis High. after disastrous
season. has practically disbanded. ard
Indications are that the team vii not
play any more games this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

You can get rid - them just IN time
DV fnairr sflnrtH calcium waters
Thee wonderful little WORKERS have
cured 81 b1lls Dol three days. and some
r--ss a Hsiu flscaae IN q week.
They contain ~ their main inrredlert
ffe most tEoruurh. quick and effective
NlnYI rIHffr huYWr. calcium ulpnica.
l..lref .1er miH. -. tlat most pimpis
are fulffraDIg algu ttal1ea
rfunrts fai..um Waters have not =
rsrt.le ~ poison in them. Thsy are
.f-- fr'fu mfrclri. hlrnE drugs OF ven
anteed. Tney cannot 90 any harm. but
tUfI always 10 r0H1-r0pd mat you rar
zee iu t.e mirror before your own eyes
ifH fagn amer.
.lt-if splotcfy iaee. Loot have
STRANGER stare af you. nr allow your
ffien-a 20 D. aahnme1 81 500 because of
FYur fare.
Tour blood makes you what you ere
ere thoso win pure blood ana Dsrs
st8arrs CaI-sm wafers viii MAKE
700 nafpy herauae your fee yin bs
whsn Joa ioos 40 81 lass. 81 81
even noay eiFc ui9 kn9ea 5gu ara talks
We want % prove 10 you mat stuarrs
trst ard q.lrE-rf blood ara akIn usfi-
fer Ir fne aorIl-e1 ae vii aneG y1n =
ffrN sample HH rYUu st Wunr
name end aflreaa send Tor In fof4y.
anl tren Wien you have tried the asr6-
yol Lave bought a o.. palEaEe at gour
IrurrIafs
ssnd be- y7r name an6 sddresa on
- 20 tg msI 4 ssrr.s .'' 1870 -s es
re- Afrfsrr o. a sfsart f8. ~
sfuart b.rr. Marshall NlcI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
ST0GIE MAKERS
WILL ASSIST
Contribute $500 20 Defense a. Nc
Namsra Brothers

At meeting held Wednesday even
Ing, October 25th. 1911. over three
hundred members being present. the
following resolution was passed BY
Garfield local No. !. " s NJ. L..
whereas. Several months ago John
J. Mcnamara and his brother James.
% the International Structural Iron
Workers Union. were accused Of the
crime or blowing up the Times build
Ing az Los Angeles. California, we're
secretly arrested. kidnapped and drag.
ged across the continent from Illinois
and Indiana 10 Los Angeles without
having the right of being represented
BY counsel. a right guaranteed 70
every cNizeu OF the constitution o.
the United States. and we're not
allowed the right 70 see any OF their
friends or members OF their families.
and
whereas. They are nov on trial for
their lives and every effort Is being
exerted BY the National ErectOrs A..
socintion. backed by the corporate IN
terests o. Los Angeles and throughout
the country 20 have these men con
victed Therefore. be g.
Resolved. That We. the members Of
Garfield Local No. I. National StoEie
Makers League. DO tender our sym.
patty 90 these. our fellow workers
and pledge our moral and financial
support. believing them 20 be- limo.
cent ~ the crime charged And be- 10
further
Resolved. That We forward the sum
Of 1--WE hundred tf500J dollars 10 the
perEons On charge o. the Mcnamara
case. 10 b. used IN their defense
tSiFncdl.
GEORGE WAGNER. Secretary.
% BERGER. President
TrraufrrorteIv afr~fea noe o. farr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
ELM GROVE
First National B.al.s rev suiialnz VIII
Ne Formally Opened ro-dAy-othsr
Interesting News.

Nearly all % the fixtures ara books
OF the First National bank we're moved
yesterday from the building. which was
used temporarily since the hank VAS
founded. into the new brick building just
eomplstef on bridge street and the for
nal opening % the building will be held
this morning. when business Nil be
transacted In the banking rooms for The
nrst time. some % the furniture In 20
be moved from the old building ana Will
be arranged iu the new to-day.
The building H. handsome, three
story brick structure, located on the cor
ner Of the National Road and Bridge
street Half Of the nrst O0r IL used
BY the post office department. for tho
Elm drove office. Ths second moor
consists OF office suites and tho tnlrd -
used As a nat
The banking rooms are on the ground
Moor ON the eide next 90 Bridge street
The fixtures are % the latest style max
ms this one % the test banking institu-
lions Ln this vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
R. A. LONG WILL
VISIT BETHANY
eenefsetor % College 20 Speak a. IN.
s'itution On Tour Helping
Church Movement.

special u.srlfca 20 Che fnteuirsucsr
bEIHANf. IS We. Oct Is
Bethany college and community are
rejoicing over che good fortune OF
having secured Mr. r. a Long and
company Tor one dsy. on their six
weeks tour through The 'ddle states.
Mr.. Ions. uh0 is Oh. Sfont OF the
Ions Bel Lumber Company. Of Kan.
sas city. so. o. also president OF the
brotherhood movement. and if ia iu
thc interest 70 - brotherhood that
be has taken time from crowdine
business duties to make this tour OF
important centers t0 call the aften-
ti0u OF men of the church 20 fheir
duties Win Mr. Long on this tour
are Mr c NJ Chlfon. judge J y
Has maker D. X stcIIenhereer-
fcers o. the brotherhood movement
and prof W. r NJ Hactiemau. yell
known cvauEeiisrc aorg leader
VIZ. Lone in beginning Die business
career. had two fNcd principles
make money and make o. honestly.
ard f0 give Die msneT. and give q
ulsf.y To these principles be has
c.uuE closely. and has met glth won.
derful success
Bethany college has received from
Mr Long Tor endowment. tSo.100 In
the p7Ft two years. BE and his party
Uili receive a royal welcome on their
arrival a. - noon. Thursday. and the
usual pTogram which has been follow.
ed this far on bic tour vIl Be carried
out--an afternoon reneral address at
2. and banquet 90 3 r. on for mer.
az which Mr Ions and TIE members
% h.s party VII speak Prom Uefh.
any the party goes 10 LexinEtsn. Ky.
leaving here 40 2 Thursday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

louis Hertachv HnI " fs. or Harn~r-
VIE. are spending fea days a. tie
Eueats ~ local friends
The social department. o. TIE Fpuorfh
League. ~ the Methndist church. VIII
tite q social af tie home ~ Mics ola
'trrnll un Lincoln street. this evenIne.
Mrs. Harry inmnu la recovering nice.
~ from recent operation 90 tre Glen
dale hospital
FRIEND Powell. = near Sew Martins
vile. has returned Co nils civ f1r "a
Few days visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
MOUNDSYILLE
Psrcisss oiss club win give Entsrtain-
ment FOR Good shephsrd Homs's
Benefit

The Peerless Giee club. r. r-ceruy
formed musical organ ratior. ia com
81 Hfiur arranreurrfg pr r. concert 20
.e giFcu Hf the school auditorium on
ur JOB 90 next month. Gre proceeds %
Huiillug 90 fIr Home ~ t.e Cool sreu-
trI &c EfaiugfNu Lane. recently De-
strHrr1 D. nrr Harry TnanrHus. the
director. las prepared nu client pro-
erHr fnr enc erfHIrnHfrf TIrEafa
rII ne laced ur .Hle fn-1aF ana . rool
iftsulIr.e ia fn1ssr fHr g. frfa NIii b.
Nr Initial appearsnre Uf thr cnmpany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

"A special meeting o. the Triadelphia
District Board uf Education. which viii
be he'd this evening ln tie office u the
president OF the board. br. L. X Cru-
craft. In Elm Drove Auditor Andrew l..
WILSON who vas employed ny the board
make al audit 90 tho books nud record
former boards. viii make a fun report
the audit. on account % the report
~ had been circulated That some
: rrtling discrepanries has. been found
~ the audit. much interest - being man
Tested IN hts report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

men % WhseitnE. assaulted him Tues
day afternoon. The cas-. grows out %
the trouble between tie union and nom
union mosldsrs employee - the Elm
Grove plant 81 the wheeling Sanitary
company. Thompson viii b. given
hearing before squire Msrpie IN the
town b all this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

THE case cf Ms Louise Eiel~l of
BenNood against tie Wheeling Traction
Comp ANY. vas started y-sterday iu cir
cult court. ara the day was spent In the
tak ~ % evidence J m Holt ana Mar
an Brown. reprrs~nt tie piainuff. vhils
Wrn Ersktn~. a. g.. Newman and WIN.
DuEEan. are acting for the Traction
Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
Prize Euohrs

ono 81 tho most interesting and on
iof able affairs ~ the season was held
last evening In Crafts hail az Triadal-
phia In the nature 81 prize euchre and
hnliow"'sn Eorlal given by tbe members
% the 81 MRry's Catholic church ~ Tri-
Hdclphla- INe nnnir WAS accorded lib
ernl patronage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
Merchants Plan Banqust.

The members OF the Merchants Pro
tcefive AssQciltton. ~ this city. are
making tentative plans Tor their annual
banquet which viii probably be given
about ths latter part 81 next month. \
committee viii be- appointed 20 LOOK ar
ter the different details.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
Entertained Glass.

The members and friends % the Tiger
Eunday school claHs % the First NJ a.
church OF Elm Grove we're delightfully."-
ventertsined last evening by Ito class
teacher. Mrs. y NJ. Stricktln. AZ her
home on the Stone church road The
snair was ia the nature 81 "a Halloween
party. the house being decorated Tor the
occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
M MECHEN

4 mefunE vii BE- held in the city
buiiiingN these evening ~ the director.
and MEMBER Of the McMechen BOARD
~ Trade and several matters viii be-
taken up. The newly elected officers
ani comrnittres win BE- inhibited ~
: t'e directors f'r tie approval 81 the en-
sire board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

EnsriHi meeting Of the fire commit
fe~ Of the Elm grove council will be
held Ia TIE town hall this evening and
the bids for Furnishing the new chemical
and other paraphernnlia viii b. opened
ana considered. II ia not likely that The
contract viii Re aga rded for several
days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
Pirut Conference.

The hrat quarterly conference 81 TIE
present church year VIII he held In the
Trtadelphis Meth odiat church tomorrow
evening. when a sermon will be deiiv-
ered by Rev. =. X. Arbufhnot. the pre-
SIDING elder OF the wheeling district.
who Will preside a. the conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

charc1 aas uade arrrrr rr.erts f-- frs
annual rrrira. services - b. rrf .~
the eIur.r neElurlrg on SUNDAY. Nr.-
..urr HtI Inn services 90 III
Bitter. g So Louis have been ar-r-.r
o. alt In fre wrrk and De- VIII be- arrrn,-
panied fy SINGER ans q LARGE -rr-rr
Ger fHe muslcal part % tns msetlnra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
Hallows'en Party.

The members and friends OF TIE Res
~ie Shaw Mission Band % the Stone
church held a iillowv'en celebration AZ
tho home 81 Mics Mary Weyman on ne
niii near iiethlehcm All the appoint
ments were sugEcstive 81 the HalloWe'en
season Light refreshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

Funeral services were held over the
body az Mrs b. T.. Hihhs fr the Nstho-
Diet church yesterday afternoon. The
Rev r ID. Esiiars. Of the church. lnd
ciarE" ~ tnr services and interment
"a made ln fle NcNerhrn reruetsrv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
psa.h OF chna.

The infant son % SIC and Mrs Lem
Marble passed away az the family home
on Grant avenue. yesterday morning.
after q Hlort illness with infant trultise.
Funeral services viii De conducted from
the residence ana infrrmeut Oil BE
made ga the slcrrsrd cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

4 warrant has been lasuet by squire
J. r.. Marpie for the arrest " q ".
Thompson. 81 tho OroAe. charged With
assault and battery, the charge being
preferred Is George Hummer. Hummer
alleges that Thompson and three other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

among the local bowling fans will rrYor
On Netsfub Der Co.. in Tho MrMecfen
ALLEYS Wee.Irs VIII be held next
wees 90 the alleys f'r fne purpose ~
masking the final arrlnrefrtrts Cor tre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

James Good. az th-s family home on
second street. beginning A. o'ciock
Rev. smith. Of the Christian church. Wlli
have charge - t.e services and inter
ment Viii BE- made iu the Mt Rose CEN
stery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

n county comm. toner's "nHfrFHrW
.omplrfrf 60 Vark f.r the reruisr faii
term ans uuires something lmrartant
comes Hu. t.ry wIf rHf meet urtI fHe
reEuInr uIHter trrn Ir January The
state fHa comm aaIunrr Iaa been ra.
4lrHfed fr HudIt f.r nnrEa anil fIrar.In4
Affairs .| t.e various county offices
IhH frH.fH4 company Ela been orfrrra
n fN f..If pare of ere aeraarrsrf fr
f.H improvement uf One Nranar Unr
rHnH anf .HFr nr tHr order Eaa Seen
esut Oh t.e Offices In WIccUrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
PimpleS Removed
Quickly
The New Calcium suiphIde Treatment
Does Wonders TO Evsry Kind
Of Skin Eruption.

Trial Package Sent Free 20 Prove II.
hou don't want o. wait forever and a
Gay 20 set rid o. your pifupleH or other
skin sruptiorr You want 10 get rta or
them right now. Next week you may
want O. 40 somewhere where you
wouldn't like 60 have u take the PIN
pies along.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
Cut Down ore Carriers.

DULUTH. Oct. 25--The steamship
managers and owners who have been
carrying ore for tho Pittaburg steam.
ship company have been notified htat
no outside vessels will be loaded by
the steel corporation after this week
This means that twenty-five steel
steamers will be on the market for
Wild cargoes after this trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

1911 Sheriff Tax 10 due. A discount
o. 2isr- allowed 20 persons paying
promptly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

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