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Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
FUNERALS.

Mrs. George F. Illicit. The funeral of Hannah c. Illicit wife of George F. Tiilett, Was held
Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13

Emma Wright of New London and Mrs. Hulda vredenburgh of Brooklyn ~ V
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-10
Free Advise to Poor

'
 Vice Consul D. P. DeY Young reports that ] municipal bureau for giving free ad- ice on economic and legal matters to the GOT is being established fin Amsterdam. is stated that the founding of such an institution is approved by the Dutch nlin- ster of justice and an appropriation of i2c0 a year for it's assistance has been oted by the second chamber of the states eneral. Plans are also discussed for ex- en6ing the scope of this sort of worhato very city in the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-10

n HIS testimony from seven thousand Birming l ham housewives, who prepare or supervise thu preparation of the cooking in their fonles ex plains why the new gas ranges continue to grow in popularity.
 The testimony of this legion of intelligent carries weight It the kind of opinion that taken seriously be- it is based on truth.
 Have you prepared meal first class gas ranger no you do not realize the pleasure and satisfaction from it. Cooking with gas play compared to old methods q There is economy in it. too. q April first is moving season. Why not install { modern gas range in the new home? Ifyou will set Us about it now we will give you all the information and will have a range installed and ready for us the day you move
 q Also investigate the twin convenience-the ga water heater. Hot water in few seconds at any time at the cost of a tWo-cent postage stamp per bath tub full.
 ai52&mpm&&14.Mgz5z9h$27&~1r@
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-10

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The evening world., 1912-03-08
81 kniCker Pants

We've Q thousand pairs
)f all wool Knickerbocker
jants. sizes 7 to 10 years.
they are cut from ends
and are real 81 vaiusa
jrays. tlns and fancy
mixtures. Extra full cut
md well made.
Csc
The evening world., 1912-03-08
SEPARATE TOWEL
] BILL VOTED Down
Assembly Kills Measure, but
Are Promised
3 Nine-Foot Sheets.

& ALBANY. March a.-Ths Shltvek bill
20 license aviatton was killed in the A.
eann6iy yesterdAy. y was the bill CON.
pslInS hots,1oseoss to furn1ah indivit.
nal towels for the washruoms. The com.
Danion bill providing for sanitary mat.
treesss wNs advanced to third reading.
The commercial travellers. vho are
backing these measurca, have the a.
6urance Of the Public Health ConnNta.
that the three time-tArse FOOT cheat
Dill viii be reported favorably.
In the face Of Vigorous opposition the
Nelson bill permitting the organisation
Of . colored regiment was advanced %
N the Assembly that Il may b acted
Npon finally next week.
The Assembly ave Senator Roosevelt a
$olt yestsrdsy when II sent back to COM
snittes the bill for the consolidation Of
lho fsh and game statutes OF the State.
on which he had been working all year,
frequently Vita the assistanoe Of Clifford
Pinchot.
The introduction In the Assembly OF
bill creating Q special commission Of
three Senators and hve Assenblymen TO
revise and codify the Forestry and Fish
and Game lave was responsible for the
report that the Northern New York
lumber and 3arsP pulp interests we're
adopting this means Of killing the re-
Torn LEGISLATION proposed this year.
The evening world., 1912-03-08
News Oddities
Unprecedented in this country.

unprecedented in this country.
Democrats and Republicans hsad cau-
cuso to make nominations for village
ofroers. and both named the same men
for President and Trustees, but all de-
clined and the committee to MI vacan-
c'es has been unable to get any one TO
take the nominations.
Gives Up In DisGust After Three At
tcmDts TO Die, Goes to Work.
Richard Jones. Q young negro Of
~Hiorsecavs, Ky. wanted to know what
II was like IN another world" and shot
himself in the forehead. Tho bullet
glanced OF his skull. He shot himself
In the side Of the head INK the bullet
glanced again. He then fired into his
cheek and the bullet went through.
Richard then tied up his head and
went back 10 work..
sang solos in Cell So Well He Will
Get . Pardon.
Charase Fords Of New York, said to
b . p1cipocket, after being sent Z fail
Tor 10 days ct Atlantic City, organised
CHOIR among ths prisoners In the
county prison
His tenor eoios became 20 popular the
authorities decided to give him his free-
dom on Monday because Of TIE good
chssr he brought 70 the prison.
Finds . Keg Of Brandy BURIED
Since 0herman's March to Sea.
Ernest Manderson Of Montcaair has Q
kes Of peach brandy recently found in
the Collar Of . stnl near Salisbury. N.
The evening world., 1912-03-08

G. tussd ~ On. ohsrman'e msA %
their march - the -.
There were liz ksg0 e the fifty.
vsar-old osveraGe. but Men1srson could
81 only M q them.
Priest 0uss fer Bulogv TAae widow
says Wss Not Complimentary.
Father ,. A. Becker Of B. Alvhonsus
Catholic Church In waliacA idaho. has
brought suit for q for prsechAns .
funeral sermon over Adam 0olsong. one
Of his practitioners.
The defendant widow says the suiosy
berated her husband FOR non.attendancs
At church. which deeply effected her
and caused her 20 refuse to pay moro
than 90 for II, which sum MAS refused.
The evening world., 1912-03-08
zee v.e.s. Lake .. . Traesie,


4 DAo1ns We1ghing Ton.
eemee 1Uorans Of afcD oueaIi. N. y
0vsssd Seneca Lake, near Roches,er'
49, traction engine. The engine.
Masce weighs seven tons. made no I'm.
Vs~sueon On the ice.
S9Sy. e~xDlorins Papa's watch with
= NAasrs swallOws M%ainsDping.
1mus Levy, baby Of Sam Levy Of
Ia Nofwalk. used . hammer to ind
- wnAN made his daddy's watch tick,
80 out Of the RENAME selected the
@Snsprtng to experiment with.
When mis- parents got home they found
NAT young Samuel had swallowed the
handspring and was choking. A doctor
pulled out the spring a foot At Q time
md the child 10 recovering.
Rather Stay In Jail and Play Check.
ers Than Ne Free ana Not Play.
e1yrou Gould Of Kansas City, Kan. d
'Vue' On checkers. and aftsr his
onsveage logan to neglect die work and
stay away from homo 10 atssod cnsoks1
tournaments.
Ais wife tried to got him to stop. but
"a Jan he could play cheokeU all Day
bong. 6he finally gave Up The ettemDt
ma under the n0n-support law hAS had
hin 0ent 10 he p~snitsntiAfy c0P eWo
SsarA
Nobody Wants 70 Ran fer once In
the village 81 Nyaek.
Because Of past criticisms By n.
payers. nobody wants to hold once IN
Nyack. N. T.. . condition said 10 b
The evening world., 1912-03-08

O00o1o moekRy LeN o2yOOO,OOO.
The last viii and testament Of Donald
Aackay. ~Englewoo6's foremost citlzea.
who died suddenly last week Oh a
Hudson tube train gives one-tt11d of
~ estate worth owe 100000 to his
widow. Mrs. Jennie Wise Mackay-one-
hAif q which 10 to DO held In trust-and
me &saIAining two-thirds equally be-
~ zoo eis three children. Malcolm f.
Aa~AO Of Tenafy. Duncan Of Engle-
wosd and Miss Jennie L. Mackay. one.
half In each case to be held In trust.
The evening world., 1912-03-08
~Simplifies Skin Care;
Wonderful in Results
4 Sin,ls ud Elective Shin Pressrver and
0emti6~,

"veiosen 10 90 simple 70 use, % gentle
and soothing In its effect, that you'd never
suspect tie wonderful suAiUsa." Thh b .
remark Pc vfii eftsa hsas from vsleess
users.
Simple shings are usuaiiy essl Nsshins
could Be dmpisP than veievsn. Il \
simple IN tssif. sasv end simple - eopiy.
YET ne most sffsstivs akis and esmpisxtoa
prssssvadvs known. 4 Nttie VsiegUu
rubbed into the face ~ hands. siSAs eal
morning. after oathin0 and osfoss eolns
outdoors. will prsvsnt skin ~rsu0hasss o.
ehappins ana prssssvs ne mo0shnsss and
natural fresh ssow snd bssuty o. me skin.
Ne Usass 70 soil the most Delicate linen
Or dress fabrics. A. al lrugg1sta. n col
iap0bis tuosa, - esnte.
The evening world., 1912-03-08

W. absolutely guarantee these
suits 10 b strictly oil wool
very latest fabrics and such
suits - are nov being sold Tor
$500. $500 and $50 10, TAsr
them homs-ict your friends sec
,hem-ouf guarantee stAndh back
n them. We will refund your
monsy u you are not satisfied.
The evening world., 1912-03-08

Wouen's ThreAd sim Ntorklwes. m b,ac,
only: shns ;,ami,s stockings In BLACK tan and
weight, cotton seamless. vita Spiy heels and Toe,
snd Elastic wit sarter tors: some ere subject e
Menu Thread SILK Half Hose. msrcerised
ltes or line saute medium or heavy weisht cottou
soeks IN olhck' tan and colors. subject 10 mill I'm
80, Hosiery ZOE Chiid,en, fine, or heavy ribbed
cot,on 81 csshuicrc. In black. Al are fuli seamless
WITH 'Bllie~i heels and toes and double knees. seconds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
CENTURY
MYSTERIES

Tor other chronic diseases and az.
meuts . the Nuited doctors ovu ma-
Vicious cures FOR such ailments ana
diseases as Gall Stones. Goltrr. Rup.
,ure. NareOCeceie. Rectal troubles etc
without the Use ~ Do" kuifr. The
United Doctors never operate They
90 not operate not uuly because they
10 n0t bcAoNe lu operations but be-
cause they hud that .le majority u
so-ca!led surgical cases ate read b
cured without the nutfs. and have
proven = iu thousands OF cases NOT
only L. Wheeling. bat iu tueir various
institutes thrD shout the country
Taking them one by one as FAR 80
space permits they are explained az
Call stones. one 90 tho most painful
or All ailments ana stone iu tie KID
hey are dissolved b. % medicine
specially made Tor this purpose u
aas no action whatever towards the
injury of the flesh and It's action -
wonderfully rapid. Ga!. stones IN this
manner pass out Of the body in Iquid
form. the old method being " PASS
u whole or % operate.
NOltre Ia cured hy Internal treat
Teut entirely Outward uu.lcafi-us
have proven ya!ueless aud am opera
Ton usually h. Invariably IL cure
Nioltre without the knife.
NarCOCele IL cured by what T. called
The legation method ur by The ligatiuE
or tying up the enlarged cords and
veins without cutting or OBTAINING "a
man day from his regular business
rupture and its cure varies accord
lnE 20 how serious Il o. and is 10
whether the patient Is ruptured ON one
TIDE or both. For The person ruDturpI
on one side and n tho break i4 not too
serious ruid Is Injected that draws
the break closer together. no the same
time iuhamiug 70 20 an extent that IL
viii grow together. There is no pain
To the patient whatever and often the
person being treated witches mo
simple method with interest
The other method - called - tho
single treatment methods the in
lection Of "a special combination Of
lHratiue that cannot ever melt under
the greatest fever heat TIL effect
lNrly close ID" break Ike cork In
= bottie. nus however. is not as salts
factory as tho liquid msthod
And SO % goes from one disease or
silinent or another. PCr each the
uited Doctors most scieutifI {
methods on earth. whether discovered
~ their own labOratOrIss or In hus.
pttals in Europe or invented bv some
obscure doctor IN sOne country tow.
motto being. Cure patients without
surgery Roy The quickest. safest
methods known AZ tie least cost 20
Nauv patient In money AID convel..
euCe
The United Doctors furnish their
own remrdiea. srecially prepared Tor
the individual g-luircmeUts OF each
patient
At he Wheeling institute AZ g.
Twelfth ST. Hundreds and Hundred,
or ONO. Peuna. and West virginia
peopl. have already obtained cures
and The United Doctors Wheeling .n-
Ftiiute Is noted for Us cures ~ he
most difficult cases. Cases fh., deem
-h'lrAblo oven under their own sNs
treatment bur DIS Is readily r.rn'
many cases deemed 'Gclrabie under
10 method rr. readily cured o.. tla
nitcd Doctors remarkable non
surgical. system of medicine Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
TWENTIETH
MEDICAL
Marvellous Results Obtained Win
zoo ard PREF. Ehrtish's Later
discovery Called "ef4" in
8losd poison.
BOON TO HUMANITY.
eqeally Miraculous Cures Now Made
"tnout Surgery IN Gall stone.
OSltre, Pupturs Cases Etc.

n for thousands % wears IN fact until
! 10" years aEo, those who contracted
certain form % blood disease were
absolutely hopeless as Far az ever 70.
SolyinE a cure. This miserable blood
uisetse (which We hesitate TO men
uonl Is one az The greatest scourgus
VI hHtnau nifty and though IL has been
shyed TO degree By the old methods
OF treatment one afflicted with 81
never know 81 what moment the a.
lapso 81 thirty wears.
several years Rgo a famous German
Ervtessor discovered what was az that
{ lme considered positive cure for
THIS blood disease. Owing 20 q hay.
! ing been d scoyered az the G0eth ex-
/ pertinent. II WAS named SOC or
I Sa4Narsan. This remedy unlike Ordi-
| nary treatment was injected directly
2 INTO The veins or into the muscles OF
! mo shoulders and from there being
I hosorDed INTO the system. The results
I we're remarkable. fer often IN tho
; snort space o 4s hours blood tes,
would snow absolutely no trace OF the
disease. All outward systems would
/ rapidly vanish and n cure was appar-
emily accomplished in few days
whereas many years treatment would
formerly have obtained less results.
While the world hailed this new
treatment OF Prof Erhlich's as the
I greatest discovery OF the Twentieth
century. and France gave him the
Nobsi prize. the cure Was still In "A
D crude state which Erhlich himself was
the hrst TO acknowledge. Therefore
while the world had the great ad.
} vantaRes Of COS" Prof Frhllch con
/ tinued his experiments until he hJs
+ found what he desired This carried
MIN 20 Sl4 experiments and his latest
ana greatest invention II termed "gI4"
or NooSolvarsan. It's great al
b vantage over SOC IL that It produces
none q the few ill effects left by SOS"
ana is harmless and the quantities used
IN an injection much less Than bi-
original remedy and FAR more certain
IN It's action so thar no one need
stand IN the slightcst fear Of any bad
eHects resulting when obtaining this
marvellous new cure
The United Doctors who have their
wheeling institute on the SECOND roOr
OF the McLsin Bldg. at a. Twelf'h -
are experts IN the administering 81
'Ipt and "gl4." While they hav.
their own new .vstcm OF treatment
called thc ~ nif't' system owing to
having United t.c three recognized
systems Of medicine. viz the A1O-
pathIc. Homeopathic and Ecle.tic int
one system of medicine. whereas the
old school doctor, are merely trained
IN on" OF these systems. thew DO nor
hesitate 20 use any proven and accur-
are remedy regardless Of the source Of
/ origin " that remedy is for the good
OF their patients
The United Doctors have thoroughly
Investigated and proven 500" and
."l4 long before they have ever used
u 10 ono Of their iusti'uro-
Regarding fEe equally modern cures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
WHEELING GIRL
FALLS TO DEATH
Mrs. n. q. Kennedy Falls from Porch
and Is Instantly Killed
Was Auto Race Driver.

Special .'~raf.. fp O.. fufsI.+e-r .r-
ST LOUIS. so. oct. 20 An auto.
mobile race winner. Mrs %. % Ken.
urjy. 20. f1rMt-iy dis. Bertha Goueh.
% Wheeling ". Va. vas killed last
night 800 "a fall Of about aftecn feet
from the rear porch of her home fo %
srduifoid walk News OF her death
was telcgraphcd to her father. Mart %
Gooch. ar Wheeling. where he ro.
turned from So Louis three weeks a-l
on visit Mrs Kennedy .s supposed
90 have i1sf her balance 90 leaning
over the railing 20 look for her bus
band. who. few minutes pretious'y.
Ter for q nearby grocery Her skull
was crushed and her death IS declared
hy physicians fn have been inzfsutano-
Gus. s. telephone cab for Kcnned,.
apparently. was The indirect cause lf
fhe accident a- the receiver was 5000
on tho boob when the police arrived.
Mrs. Kennedy bad been married tV.cc.
0In. three years ago. divorced hog
hrs' husband o William Underwood
She achieved some fsne iu au auto.
mobile race tf Fa.r Ground. park .n
November 1905. driving Der oan car
t0 victory
Tho raur Gooch docs rlt apppar..r
fhH WIlfI rE directory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

Mrs. Fmelia Watson iss confined 20 her
some az Park View. critically ill
Cecil Hamilton arrived yesterday from
Brownsville. Pa and VIII spend severnl
days with HIS family at WoodlGWn. h--
Tore returning 20 his duties at that place.
Mrs. Bessie Kirby. or Pittsburgh. Pa
81 spending several days the guest of
AIR. and Mrs r. NJ Earkley. ~ their
home at Mount II. thantaI
Mrs william norman ~ Baltimore
Nd. is spending several .IayE the guest
OF relatives In the out tH,. oil H. district
John Mcclure. OF Cameron. H. spending
n few days the guest OF his parents al
their home In Film Grove.
Charles Rarcley representlng the
Lindsey Hardware Company. 81 Pitts
burgh. Pa. WIS calling on trade out the
Tike Saturday.
Miss Hazel Fay. ~ Elm Grove. has
accepted position with the 10. T.
clerk.
George Hlwlcy. popular " v. r. & F.
90. motorm1n. has resumed duties after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

being confined - his home az Film Grove
Mis- Alice Brunei. or cleveland. OHIO.
is spending a. few days tI- guest OF ltr
sister az TriadelphtH.
James Gordon. uf RichmOnd. Va. Us
spending a few days tine guest e.. her
sister az Patterson
t'haS ". FrauzUeim is confined % his
home 40 Echo Point pf the sick list
James D. Fox. OF ~WitLftelI. o.. was
calling u ufrivnds IN the out the pike
district. yesterday.
Clarence CtaIftnt has returned to bis
ztUdics az the West Liberty Normal. Or
ter spending O. Few days with h.s parents
80 Ilfr grove
Mrs. T. Klmmluz. Of Keys Lane. Elm
Grove. was removed Co fNe Nnrfl wheel
IlE hospital. saturday. where sch Viii
undergo au operation
Hazel I'fIwHers. who has been attert
iuL school go Washington. Oh. '. vas
.aleI home saturday uu account - tla
.s.fH OF bus brother.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

Mr. JAS V. Churchill. gO Wall 81
Auburn. " y. has been bothered with
serious kidney and bladder trouble
ever since DE lcff the army. and says
! decided 90 try Foley Kidney pills
as they had cured So many people and
: soon found they were just the thing
Sly kidneys and bladder are again ia
% healthy condition. ] gladly recon
mend them Many am old soldier has
never recovered the effects Of army
life Foley kidney pills are tonic IN
action. quick Boo results. The genuine
.u d yellow package JnO. Coleman *
Go Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

a." @i ..itlHfllIr IffEi school eleven
.'Ni h"yt4 ~ cameron Ifst Saturday nt.
ltrrnUu ana defeated Oh. Pottery rn,...
N'fH lN TIE score ~ H o.. H The gam.
" a. merely fought all during fI. Sam.
aIi ~ "Hr with difficulty fNlt o.. d..
hI~ managed Co. score Uuuffr. rrr.
tiif tf Vie local eleven scored f.. srI,
f"u-i down 20 The Earne TF... tr .
''HIhr PLAYED fr game on tl. I...t.
PARK tr.t fHw wrras lAp neither -.t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
slirsr Fun.rAl re-t.rdAv.

a NJ AHIs.s al uA Tue late ArEN ElIEef
formerly or Elm Grove. whose death oc-
CURED at Los Angeles. California, was
held yesterday Afternoon from the resi-
ton. Elm Grove. Rev. l.. Z. LieWsllyn.
pastor OF the stone church. had charge
or the services and interment was made
In stone church cemetery. The remains
arrived In Elm Grove Saturday after
noon and were accompanied by his wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
Chambers Funeral

Funeral services over the romans OF
Alvin Brunei Chamber. Is year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Chambers.
whose death occurred at the family rvsi-
7danoe at West Alexander. Saturday. after
a short illness, viii be held this after
noon. from the family residence. Inter
nient viii be- made ia the West A-eNan-
der cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
May az countrr club.

n hrge number 81 people paid n visit
TO the Country club yesterday afternoon
on account ~ the Fine weather The
golf links were we'll patrouized through
cut the day. and ~ is claimed that sew
erai good golf matches were pulled off
The club grounds were IN excellent con-
dlNOn. and many people rtroiicd abuat
viewing the brautifut scenery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
KniEht. Of Yythaas.

Mystic Lodge 30 20 KNIGHTS % I'yth-
las. Will meet this evening IN regular
session ln their lodge ruums on Main
street. Elm Grove. General business viii
De- transacted by the Lodge after which
the names OF several new members will
- attru upun. A representative % the
'tokie's" viii be present To- receive APP
pneatons for membership ln that brancl
% tine order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

~ the score ~ -- 90 .. 40 score VS.
MAI" in toe hr~t qunrrcr. nu. ~. '..
s',"hl' tHlri and fourth the Indians
game was the playing OF Trafsr .t
quarter back FOR tne lni.4n-. .h. mas
hk several large gains The Indians
ing TIE game and could .4s.lv rrs.t-
more t"urh'rwu- o. necessary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

The West Virginia Traction and Elec-
trio Company has cornFleted the wofK II
repaintlnE several Of their stations IN
the out the pike section and they pre-
cent very attractive appearance. The
color schem" s. "a dark red for the tor
OF the station and lighter color OF red
Tor the lower part
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

Miss May Kiger, we'll known lady OF
Patterson. was removed Co the North
Wheeling hospital last evening where
an operation will Dee performed some
time to-day. Her many friends will hope
for her speedy recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

F1' Soc found 10 again That &C. tts
go Part ~ thc story Or cost hera Ist
N PRIDE o. Jose it. and Just T. dollar f..
ma d. fDu 500. the dollar BE- che price
20 bottle ~ Halls Hair Herewsr 81,
''I'rng "i thf haIr FIrst of aU sia
talked Do ntor with boz doctor This
t''' Der confidence Co.. 50 ahead
Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

There will be meetings az the Valley
Grove school house every night this wee X
presided over b. Rev. LorinE Howell Of
SreEEsville. A special musical pros ram
has been prepared FOR the occasion. and
a cordial Invitation e. extended ~ all to
De present at the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

Two new concrete stations have been
completed by the eWst Virginia Traction
and Electric Company az S~ibert's sta
ton. They are a great improvement on
The OLD wooden structures and will last
Tor years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21
0UT,TEE-PIKE


. Al Out TIE Ike rssidsnts Will take no
,iee mat the rpsd over Fulton hiit viii
Dc closed o. trarflr starting tais morn-
ira ltspairs are 20 be started 81 Cnrs
snd az the entlfs roadway ~ Fune Al
tNo places. "nly Temporary bridges be-
ms built across the rhaEuE. ~ r. nscTs-
sary 10 close tie road The work ~ 70
pairing ~ vii " rushed - Fulton he's
the wors. ami ~ r. expected that thee
WORK will be completed within the h.Gt
IeW weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-21

LosT-Camera at Smiths Heal
Estate office al Elm Grove. Finder
leave az Goetz@'s drug store and re-
celvo reward. OILY
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-08

BY the President;
Alvey A. Adee, Acting Secretary OF
State"