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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-07-04

The Rails Banner says if they
don't clean up that old town soon.
something serious will happen.
The same pill will serve as a
remedy in Lubbock's case too.
Clean up.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-07-04

Mrs. Watt FITZGERALD and
daughter, Fannie Lee. who have
been visiting a month at the
home Of Mrs. Fitzgerald's broth
er. s. |. Johnston. on the Koker:
not ranch. left Monday for their
home in Haskell.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-07-04

F. L. Boyd. County Clerk. {
Ioakum county was here frol
Plains Tuesday. q
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-07-04

viii Gamer. Of Plains. was I
the city Tuesday. looking aft
business matters.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-07-04

If you.L~r&ream to sell, see
Long Brt~M They ship on
Tuesdays 4nd aturdays and pay
the market Drice. Deliveries
must be m fir store by noon
rs that is as te as they can
close the shipment. 50 It
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-07-04
Respectfully.
-. M. DAVIS.

J. w. AtRps is selling quick
work" vaeq F-Jeaners in Lub.
beck. and lhosa who have puff
chased are xAlD pleased. See
himfor furU9er-p4rticulars So 1t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-07-04


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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-23
SECRET Of GIRLS
MENTAL LAPSE IS
LOCKED IN BRAIN
Not Till Eva Shaw Receivers
WIN Reason She Lost lden-
tity Be Known
CAUSED BY A SHOCK!
Memory Effaced by Happen
ing In Forty Hours of Mys-
terry, Doctor Thinks.
CAUSED BY A SHOCKi

V0s0~ suvestigation Of shs case OF
Va shaw. the SRI who stepped up to q
ps1sssmaa on Broadway yesterday and
saal she had forgotten her nams and
wAsrs she lived. has convinced DR..
Ossgry Of the Bellevue Hospital Psy-
cs0axhic Ward that shs 10 not suffering
from aphasiA but from q rare form Of
hyuesria. In the opinion OF DR.. Gregory
IL 0ri's memory deserted her 40 the
roDu1G Of & shock and he thinks she will
30 able 70 tell the nature of this shock
wAAa, within two or three days, she 10
oale the happenings OF last Tuesday
nAGhE
A11ss 0haw y . stsnogra phsr. she
ma1Ess her homo with her guardian, Mrs.
Afsnsrva Rosboro Ia Borough Park and
hes besn employed IN the office q me
plant Of the wotherspoon Plaster Com
pany ~ Astoria.
Owing 70 tho long and roundabous
5oos0Sy necessary 70 take Miss Shaw
nusm Borough PARK to Astoria ana bacas
sVov az shs resigned her position last
vos1. but promised to remain until Q
~ sesneFsohsr learned the routine Of
- wurk. Che Lett tie ofacs In Astoria
T1seday evening with Q man connected
vooh the company. and he says he put
~ On . southbound Third avenue
L train 1t Thrty-fourth street ut CO
0'oioc1G
tn sifi did not reach Borough Para
Tuesday nlshA Where she spsnt the
oms bstwssa 40 IA the evening Of Tuss-
~ end 70 o'clock yesterday mornine
y . oecrst locksd up In her d,sordsrsd
~ During that period. d.. orsgosy
oSA ne szpsrssnosd the shoca thaH a..
Ys1ved hsf Of memory.
e6r2 hosboro. almost distracted. wa
soeat b report the disappsarancs Of
xlss shaw 70 ne police yesterday.
WIEN shs saw In The Evsnius World
- account Of ths SRI who was in Belle
~ n igneranos Of her Identity or resi-.
dense. In company with Charles r
Hen ee Ne. ~ Nostrand avenue, Brock.
~. Ma Rosboro visited The Evsnina
world effios. yesterday evening. and 70.
ee1vsd Information which convinced be,
that the young woman In Bellevue VA
her uaissing ward.
TAis conviction vas confirmed BY q
psrsonal visit to the hospital by Mrs.
Rosboso end Earl The girl recognised
Ma Rosboro. whom she called Aunt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-23
YOU WILL SLEEP SOUND, EAT
HEARTY and FEEL BETTER

tired, nervous people1 II you ere, you
should know that there IL q medicine
now being sold that has brought back
the old energy end pleasure IN life to
thousands who have tried Il. The name
Of IL Is Cooper's New Discovery. It has
been pronounced the greatest medicine
ever sold to the public Cooper's New
Discovery 10 sold by all druggists. who
will refund the purchase price II Il fails to
give you full and complete satisfaction.
Let Cooper's New Discovery build you
up and bring back your strength and
vitality. You will be astonished how
quickly Il acts. The first few doses will
convince you what medicine II u. For
sale at all druggists.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-23

The tremendous amount Of rush and
hustle which 10 necessary to keep abreast
Of the times these days has created a
condition Of nervousness which Is affect
ing the majority Of people In the United
States That down-and-out, nervous
condition is nothing more or less than
stomach trouble. now generally recog-
nixed - the great American plague.
A man or woman In this condition can
get little happiness or success out Of life.
They feel tired oil the time. have no en-
ergy or ambition. and are gloomy, timid
and respondent. They do not sleep or
eat well or feel well. and life, instead Of
being pleasure. IL rore Of burden.
Are you one OF these half sick. iistless.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-23

valentine from luxurious seats. sug-
sestins their approval Of the various
actors in Characteristic style.
AZ Mike the Boot" who seiis Even
ing Worlds at Greeley square, ex-
pressed Il. Jimmy u one swedi guy
when II comes down 10 dom q nifty
turn lie ought TO make q load Of
money on dc Big Alley all right"
Three cheers wore given for each In
div.dual actor. for Hairy X. Blaney and
The Evening World.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-23
FIRE MENAcES PRISONERS.
800 Plead for Release In Chicags
workhouss.

CHICAGO. May 0.-Mors than fivs
humid ed prisoners N the city workhouss
fought in their coils and plesied for re-
lease when names Last night destroyed
the institutions leather and broom fac
tory. twenty feet from the cell house.
supt John l. whitman ran th.ouxf,
tn, building. promising men and bog
prisoners releaas In case the nrs spread.
The loss. confined to the factory. was
go 600.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-23

Receiving no acknowledgment
or expression of pleasure con-
corning it, he went to see her.
The diva, apologizing pref
tily for the delayed expression
OF her appreciation. thanked
him graciously, but the artist
the great paTumeur-watch-
ing her, listening to her, reaiiz-
ing her as she spoke, came to
a sudden decision.
The perfume created in the
honor Of the marvellous crea-
ture before him did not repre-
sent her. The poman whom he
had tried to express through
the medium OF his art was q
rarer creature, of more en-
ticing originality and Elusive
beauty, than the fragrance by
which he had tried to sug-
gest her.
And as he gazed there came
the fulfilment Of his inspira-
ton. He rushed to his labora-
tory-a short distance away.
There, working feverishly
with the little walls of crude
extracts-"primitivc notes" he
calls them-he put together
the ingredients of the precious
formula. In less than half an
hour from the time he left her
presence he was again at the
diva; side.
II have brought you at last"
he cried, "a perfume that is
poetry - song. Litteralement
the very essence of your
beauty"
"You have brought mo-"
cried the Great Songstress,
dipping a pearly finger into the
drop of perfect essence on her
palm, "the perfume of myself"
Mons. Rigaud has succeeded
in devising q fragrance that
practically pisualizes the world
famous personality from which
it takes its ma me. The woman
with the Mary Garden Quality
should use the perfume and
requisites that bear her name.
If you are like Mary Garden
you will like Mary Garden.
Mary Garden Perfume
Its astonishing vogue has sur
prised even the great paJum-
eur by whom it was devised.
800 the bottle; one ounce.
s2.O0: ope-half ounce, $l.00.
Mary Garden Talcum
Powder-The talcum de luxe
of fairylike softness and fra
GRANGE. soc the bottle.
Mary Garden Soap - In
the famous crimson satin cas-
ket-the most luxurious saUon
in the world. 800 the cake.
Mary G ard n Toilet
Water - Poignant and peer
less. The most alluring eau de
toilette ever devised. IS the
bottle.
Mary Garden Face Pow
der-lts fragrance is a delicate
variation of the precious for
......... - -. - :. ..... 49,.
Of smoothness and luxury.
Price. - the box.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-23
The Story
of
Mary Garden

There is a story about the
wonderful. Mary Garden par
fun ct des otjets de toilette.
IL is the story Of a great
French pduumeur who COM
poses his perfumes as a COM
poser does his symphonies, and
with the same artistic impulse
and inspiration.
His imagination inspired by
the personality Of the great
diva, he devised a perfume
and sent il to Miss Garden.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-23
THE uccrsr uIr IN TEN YEARS.

The full sized, brightly eoiorcd, oopiousiy
Illustrated, twentieth century yoke Hook
sivon with next Sundays World will make
81 worth your while to get II.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-23
Most Women Have a Sense of
Fragrance About Them

lIluslVe, JAM fragrance That In sc
seems to be a part of her person
Any woman who will do a
little experimenting, perhaps q
month or two Of trial of various
toilet waters and extracts, will
very simply determine'what odors
seem essentially in harmony with
herself.
If, after the morning bath,
the face, neck and arms are
moistened with her favorite toilet
water, a drop or two of her
favorite essence applied Just
behind the ear and rubbed also into
the palm of the hand, a wonder
fulindefinable fragrance will seem
to breathe forth from her.
Charmona is n pure Golden
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-23
ARE BUY RxER AND DRUG srots
Keep &c to 40c in Your Pocketb,

Keep &c to 40c in Your Pocketbook
whenever yu spend dollar for drug store goods COO
to 75c will far in Riker and Hegeman Drug Stores
as dollar vii 60 elsewhere You always OF the
highest qualify in Riker and Hegeman stores. Here
a few of sevfa hundred cut prices this week.
Railways Ready Relief Hoods Sarsapafia. S1.00
SOC. sze 33cI size, 73c.
lOil eanses, lubricaes Ayers Sarsaparilla, $0o
polshes, 1Oc$ize &c; csc. size, size, 7lc.
l5c. Oxy-Peroxide, face cream,
cafbona. lesnsing fluid loc. csc. size, lsc
Swissco 500 size S5c: 50c Othine. bleaching
size, 4Sc. moves freckes 81. size. SOC.
Bovnine, o. size 45c. Pa1molive Soap 1Oc size &c.
Cutcura intment SOC. Squibb's Talcum Powder.
size, soc. Csc. size, lSc.
Hunyadi Jaos Water. 24c. Euthymol Tooth Paste,
Omega OH. Sc. size, lsc. Csc. size, l7c.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab Pray's Ohgaline. Soc sine.
lets. SOC. size, Sc. SOC.
We thtgb limit quantities No dealer, supplied
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-23
A Koth-Proof Chest
Large Enough for Furs and Garments on.
Specia1Price, Only OSC

This is a noelty, a
moth-proof fur nd gar
ment chest, made { heavy
straw board, and lied with
tar paper, which cts as a
moth preventive. Clean
and strongly mad. Can
be folded up and esily laid
away when not in use.
Weighs only a pound.
Much vuorc cor,,rsoc% m,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
JUDGE NESBITT
MAKES ADDRESS
BEFORE LOCAL CHAPTER or BAHx.
INo INSTITUTE
Employers Liability Law and workmsn's
Compensation Act was Ably
Haldlsd sy yuTtst.

q .e ~ Usslns chapter % American n
~fffl.s 90 amazing Wss sdirsrHsfi last
evening hy Judge frank u N@rhI'f. GA
u.s employers Liability Law ami tfe
" orAWsu.r Comp"nsafion a.. TIE meet
INK Aa- G-if n the rooms Of the Wheel
INK clearing Association. ana Vas well
ATTENDED
The I.l4ga emphasized the need 81 ~I. p
Laws auI .Itsi ara instance lu Cr4ctEl q
f-w year, ago An acc sJr' occurred ia
"a htrr live persons Mere Killed. suits
wsr" entered. three % which we're throw n
out - court a verdict Of 500 wac re-
turned 900 one tase and o. 200 N o. o
otter. A. TIE men lad been Hillsd m the
same nay. fIe ,ases were carried o. tus
supfsfu" court with the result that the
derIsI"r OF tlr lower court vas reversed
When tho cases came up for the second
bearing TIE first decision Vas trans
s. 1000 AMI 49,. other obtaining only $500
IhF cases Wtr" again appealed O. the
supreme court. but this time N. de.
"lsiun - the loSsr court was Sustained
anu the reversal stood. Hair Of ea1h
amount went o. the attorneys. i.s
cases We're In court twelve years before
being finally decided.
To. speaker discussed the merits a
IN" laws now in force IN different states
including those or Massa husetts. ONO
Washington and others. He added mat
n his opinion the laws Of Massachusetts
had advantages over those - other
states. IN that they compel employers "a
CIV. security. he discussed Tarticulafly
~" employers liability law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
MUCH ARGUMENT
AT THE MEETING
OF THE CITY CHAPTER commis.
SION LAST EVENING.
One Amendment Adopted and Another
Causes Meeting TO Be Continued
TO Friday.

The commission charter committee
held what had been vainly hoped TO
be the last meeting in the board 81
trade rooms last evening and took Up
the amendments that had been offered
10 the charter AZ previous meetings.
\ revised proof. containing the amend
ments that had been adopted. had
been adopted. had been printed and
the amendments were taken up IN
order
Only one amendment OF any import
ance was 3, pplied. this proyidiug that
all moneys in the city treasury shalt
be let out to the bank Offering the
highest rate OF interest on the money
but no bank shall receive an amount
7 in excess Of the paid ia capital and
ana surplus of the bank. This amend
ment was taken TO favorably by the
committee. but action on the adoption
OF the amendment was deferred until
IL may be arranged in more compact
form.
! Caused Argument
/ Then came the proposed amendment
thar will be the cause OF another
. meeting The amendment was offered
| by Henry NJ. Russell. Jr and j. 10 the
enect that the city commission Will be
public property 10 any person or cor
poration when II is evident that the
city viii be- benefited by the transfer
OF the property. However. no refer
cnce was made in the amendment for
the protection OF property owners
whose lands might ahut ou tho tract
sold. and the iact that there was no
protective clause caused considerable
argument. II was finally decided To
continue the matter until next Friday
evening when an amended amend
ment will be- presented
When the meeting opened there
were several ladies ia attendance ami
u was thought that an attemf. 20
have woman suffrage" clause
placed iu the charter would come up
but the suffrage advocates evidently
became weary Of waiting and left be-.
fore the meeting closed without th.
suffrage movement having material
lied.
You get fresh dressed poultry az
Ecufcr Bros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
BOTH SIDES
tcOntinu.d Prom rag. one,

been discharged IN the ground that
sLfrricut ctiderr' Cd not sAi-t
against him. Duvd wa the onIs
defendant 20 Do discharged. Leaving
forty men whose cases are 20 go 20
tho jun
Boiler 'ariv 100 th- das. entered a
general denial that he knew OF any
dynamite plots. Particularly h. de-
W'd knowi"dE" thai IN, union ap-
pr"pris'ed $1,000 a month 80 John ].
Nc NaIuafs. Vhlcn the go.-rntnsnt
charge. was used 20 80 fray the *
- hsss ~ mo dFnamlfers. Cheek 10
books In which the stubs recorded
payments 90 McNamara while butler
was a rn'mb"r - IN. executive board
were produced.
Butler or a Drunk
Butler said the ouit 81 900 check
H. knew 81 Was onr able tn olaf
A. Tveitm'". San fran,l-ro. as the
Hcnworkcrs contribution 20 the Los
Angeles strike fund
District Attorney 'harl.. ~. Miller
then ar"se ga court and charged thai
butler had Been on drunk for Two
weeks ana that time since being IN
court he had expressed q wish 20 bee
In canada
an i'hHAN'i dilR0 ~ Nuf lhff ffldf ne
has expressed wish he had remained
IN Canada. and because Of his PERU
rying himself. ask that his bond he
increased" said Miller.
Has ne stated he wished he had re-
manned In Canada since coming here -
efked Judge Anderson
Yes. your honor. right In this court
room
Il will increase his bond 20 $4,000.
and the marshal will take him in Gus.
tOdy
Taken to Jail.
As he vas unable 10 procure bond.
Butler was taken 10 jail. Three other
defendants. including Herbert =
llockin. who resigned as secretary OF
the union while in jail. also are in
Jail Two witnesses for the defense
are under bonds and he'd 10 the Fed.
eral grand jury on charges OF per,
jury
In discharging DoWd. Judge Ander
son said. His action on the witness
stand was so much better and SO
much more TO his credit. think I may
believe him. The letters Dowd wrote
which, IL has been charged. brought
him into the conspiracy. are all sus
ceptible 90 an innocent Interpretation. %
concerning motions for the dismIs
sal of other defendants, Judge Ander
son stated that before the defense he
gan its case he felt bound to dis.
charge certain defendants. but the
attitude Of the defense's witnesses on
the stand had changed his mind
-Four days on each side was fixed
Tor the argument before the Jury. "a
begin tomorrow. As soon as Senator
j. W. Kern announced that the de
Tense rested. the government stated II
had nothing to offer m rehuttal
The defendants who did not testif,
in their own behalf were: Hockin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18

TveitmOe. r. a. Clancy. San Francis
co: J. r Munsey. Salt Lake city,
Utah: +. \. Cooley. New Orleans.
Frank C. webb. New York. William
J. McCain. Kansas City. Mo. and
James r. Ray and Edward Smythe.
FeOria. IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
WHOLE FAMILY HELPED.
Father, Mother and Children
Benefited by Bears Emulsion

There are not many families that
10 not have a member that does not
need a tonic nerve builder. tissue
constructor. or Improvement in the
appetite Mr. Gaynor bought bottle
.of Bears Emulsion FOR hi cough and
after finding It did him so much good.
II ~as tried on the rest % the family
and found 10 BE- worth many times
the cost OF the preparation 20 them.
Price one dollar bottle or Elk bot
ties for FIVE dollars
Il first purchased a bottle % Rear =
Emulsion in 1905 az that time vas
bothered With severe cough But
after taking one bottle the cough left
me- and ] fei' stronger In every way.
had better appetite. better dires-
ton and bowels regular
Ever since that time I have used
IL on my wife and baby every time
they have cough think 81 Is the
best preparation l n used for
coughs and Gods
CHAS. GAYNOR.
ElkIon. Va.
Can be bought at McLain's Drug
Store. cor. Twelfth and Market SIS --
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
BY Mary Roberts Rinehart
Where
There's a Will

o.. MAJ R--f ar' - 90 burner ssffhHtt If's
iong she rHrf9 f-' ~ 1.tss
s-1's ~h.n y-u 49, t.ist tss- - OF. t-re To-
eottis srset- 49, tr.1 snd f-st MffEkf TiEkt A
WILL -nd yov % - promptly rea4ed -H41 Macs
P..s.-rf 4, BfL-- Grf Pii.irt s. p sr'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
BY Albert Payson Terhune
From the Play by William {. deMille
BELAsco's The Woman

Can a woman do she riesses in her youth by
tho strength ct hef will the force q her determination.
avoid the ronaeguenccsf
This gfeut problem Of Wcman's WIN Against the
World ~ the problem ui fhe gf tie intense
sfre>iing novel which Nj Terhune iss based upon The
Bcasco drama
A.4Yf,4aI ?, ~. P. KDy. SI.a5Hrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18

You g, fresh dressed poultry at.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
BY Vaughan Kester
Author of THE PRODIGAL JUDGE
The Fortunes
of the Landrays

Strong practical vet highly romantic epic of,Ae
lives and loves 81 several generations opens early
forte-. when the Of gold crazy continue.
through the portentous htes and close stormy
sixties Ma5f-afSf b B-acES-. 81. - r0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
Popular New Novels

ne fhene Of Mr. hacCrsths .tofy siit,-rnx
- Austrian Prince. tneosnito.
= hefSn - rrsnc opera .inEef sne h~suhui
~o.iftsndf TIE yrung Arnsncan hero. 10 . tyric.i
.' efeshor - eh That - cannot get 10 81 HE
Isl enough Nc love gS+ orsiuai Clearly
bhis 70 one " TIE best Of the MseS~.,h stofe.
NiAff-afrs y .f'f.~- l. Eslle- 81 = ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18

Fresh inyenti1n and strei technique sre here pre-
eminent The nero Is unique figure IN mystery stories
trained university man government employee.
eFreft 90 eriminologv. Men ard motives hts life
study. aad his knov,irtge cf them Is profound
P!cfH'SJ ~ Stt9onrTe-. 81 -es
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
BY Gertrude Knevels
The
Wonderful Bed

TIE % oa4, faf Bed will he q rar.
Frry classic. II quite tNr incest
ans i.'fesf cff'irca's story that
you CON thirs o.
HDf-afeIf7 C7'-- -
Infi Hal Cha07te-kals, 81 ret
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18

Nig1r and hunnor ofcharac-
tsriFaticu. together with an
effective literary styir. render
! ts juiforffie [ qyasi - arth the
reader while
-PtiLs. n. .f,7-ricGs
tn Jasf and he { nut Is IN
dowed with the quantities that
made IN Prod 81 Iudee a liter
arv achievement.
LEFaI5 Courier
Pa'arJ ~ B'artf-. SI2SEsf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18

Mr. HUT has never done anything - compare
with bic pictures for Re- tutf N4ry who iert.h
an itesi Of feminine beauty vyiIi ind here their
ideal fsaised- PI1farff ~ f4.l o..sr y Hem
Hun Ia a Box. C.1fl, - Eef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18
BY VIII Irwin
Author OF The CITY THAT WAS
The Red Button

This tale 81 ne real Nsv Nurk t. reed With Intense
Interest q dis. TIE murderer q Curtsin isosta
with d-ight because Eossn- i~,sranss. medium
- on thecas with srest good tucr because lively
group - men aut women hustle Though tie uss-s-a
group fll Of animation and reality
FidfErIJ - SrrrD 81 - nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-18

teight'ui story Of a rural courtsiir. iiils.
tfatinE anr'S the Old saying that The course cf
true love never runs srnc1ta.'
C0-tr- ~ Ch-'ih. N4If-sfrf ~ diam
iinflrf EsiYse. ~ q lax, 50 cSrfi net
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17
NEW STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

A prospectus for the reorgani-
cation of the l+c,iolk, York Riv-
er and Tidewater Steamboat Co.,
under the name of the Norfolk
and Iidewater Steamboat Com
pany with an authorized capital
ization of $Ioo, 600 has been is
sued.
The idea is to merge the pres
ent York River line running from
West Point and what was the
ReedYille line before the sinking
of the steamboat West Shore. &"
into enc company, purchase d
large steamboat and with the
present steamboat York River"
keep up regular freight and pas
senger service between Norfolk
and points on York and Wicom-
icO Rivers as far up as West Point
and Reedville.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1912-10-17
STATE FAIR GREAT.
Gloucester Exhibit Excellent.

The session Of the State Fair,
Just closed in Richmond. was ac-
knOwledgly the best in its history.
The wealth of exhibits, both of
agricultural products. of stock
and Of machinery bore eloquent
witness to the onward stride Of
our old Commonwealth in all de-
partments CT industry. The crowd
in attendance also outnumbered
that Of any previous fair and the
attractions were all that could be
desired and the racing good.
Gloucester, our sister county.
had great exhibit, in charge of
Mr.. L. c. Catlett of Gloucester
c. Ii. it compared tavorably
with any seen and was a splendid
testimonial TO the advance of
Gloucester along agricultural
lines. Nearly everything possible
to be raised in this section was
seen in their exhibit and Of the
fnest variety. Mathews and Mid
dlesex were not represented by
exhibits.