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ton plus religious teaching. An educat-
ed intellect uncontrolled by a spiritual
life is peril rather than source of
safety. The Sunday school is the chief
religious teaching agency of the ma
ton. 1t therefore demands of every
true parent hearty support"
Famous Class.
Mr.. Charles S. Weirick, delegate
from the Young Mems Class of the
Central Avenue NJ. E. Sunday school,
Of that city, which is the largest young
mems Sunday school class in the Unit
ed States, talked interestingly of this
famous organizations:
Our class has an enrolment of 295.
To our teacher, F. c. Jordan, Secretary
of the Indianapolis Water Company,
is due in a large measure the remarka-
BILE record this class has made.
The class has been organized eight
years. during which time it has grown
f.cm 27 to 295. This extraordinary in
paigns within the last two years.
THE class has many activities
which stimulate the interest of the
members, and which include a glee
club. summer camp, baseball, basket
ball, track and Aquatic teams.
I'VE have a spiritual department
which has charge of the church prayer
meeting once month.
And we have, IL addition, a bunch
anG personality of their own. We have
thirty-two attending various colleges
and universities. The constant increase
in numbers has caused the class to be
moved from one part of the church
to another until it now occupies the
church auditorium. Even rain does not
dampen the enthusiasm of the class,
Sunday.
1.-The class has shown it's ginger"
in sending to this convention two dele
gates, Mr.. Walter J. Themes and my
self, and we have arranged this ex-
hibition which has attracted much at
tention"
The exhibit referred to was one of
the most interesting shown at the con-
vention and included six handsome
silver cups won in contests of the Ma
Ron County Athletic Association, pic
lures, advertising stunts and many
other novelties indicative of class orgi-
nality
The young men who make UP the
class's personnel are between the ages
of 90 and 81 which makes its showing
81 the more remarkable.
The only representative from col
ored Sunday School was Miss Bessie
Keller delegate from the Wesleyan
III. E. church of this city. Her remarks
at the open session last evening re-
Ceived a hearty testimonial from the
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our thanks to
our many friends and neighbors for
their attention and kindness during
the sickness and death of our dear
son and brother
Mrs. Nicholson and Family.
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Acute Mdigestion, therefore. Is con-
dition In which the digestive organs.
because they are either naturally weak
or are worn out, overworked or tempo
rarily abused. fail to perform their
functions and the whole system Is
thrown "out of gear" This may be
due primarily and directly to overeat-
ing or to eating improper food. to gorg.
ing the stomach with 1nadequately
masticated food. to retarding its nor
NAL action with too much liquid or to
other local influences
In cases OF acute indigestion or dys-
pepsia there generally is intense pain.
often followed by sickness and vomit-
ing of the surplus or offensive matter
by which the stomach seeks to correct
the effects Of abuse and regain q nor
NAL condition. But 1t does not always
succeed. Other measures of relief also
fail. the machinery breaks down. and
death ensues.
The main difference between chronic
dyspepsia and acute indigestion is that
one is slow death and the other quick.
The moral as to dietetic habits. eating
and drinking. is too obvious to need
pointing out.-Indianapolis News.
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IT have made discovery" declared
the bride.
Sop
yes I find one can cook as well on
q stove as on q chatting dish. Really, I
was surprised" Louisville Courier
Journal
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perfect gift from whom all blessings
flow.
Your committee,
j. o. Skillen,
Jesse Rupp,
e. J. Graves.
Rev. Conrad Huber, of ST. Pauls
Lutheran church, pronounced the
benediction.
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coRsAeE BOUQUETS

Beautiful pink Orchids. Lily Of the
Valley, Sweet Peas and Roses. are the
favorites for June. These can be had
in elaborate arrangements with the
charming silk guards and ties, or in
the simple inexpensive bunch.
All these flowers may be obtained at
THE FLOWER SHOP.
fot5 Main Street.
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A sprained ankle may as rule be
cured in from three to four days by
applying Chamberlain's Liniment and
observing the directions with each bot
tie. For sale by all dealers.
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With Variations.

Smithers-He who courts and runs
away may come to court another day.
Jenkins-But he who courts and does
not wed may find himself in court in
stead.
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He never wrought a good days work
who went grumbling about it.-Ger
man
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Dual Personality.

Alice-What would you do II you
were a man? Marie-Td propose to
myself.-Boston Transcript.
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Time misspent Is not lived. but loHt.-
Fuller.
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BRAZILIAN BALM

1.-The Old Reliable. Is magic for
coughs, grip. Group. asthma. catarrh
and quick consumption to the last
stage. KILLS THE GERMSI
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The only representative from a col
ored Sunday School was Miss Bessie
Keller, delegate from the Wesleyan
III. E. church of this city. Her remarks
at the open session last evening re-
ceived a hearty testimonial from the
audience.
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AMERICAN Dis

|, Chronic and Acute. 10 Ne
Digestive Organs.
%. a phase Of dyspepsia
been called the American
very common. and its dis
ynptoms are but too well
ronic indigestion. or dys-
~ prevalent. and In med
m acute disease is opposed
= the sense that while a
re runs a long time the
- attended with severe
n is likely to come speed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-01
LARGE PATRONAGE
Confotu Stands Of Anti ruberc ulosis
LS&rus Patron.zed Most Liosrany
BY Public Last LysE-AS.

Realizing that - purchasing their
confetti from the -Tub.rculoris
iraEu they wee aiding IA the nght
AGAINST the great white plague. the
I-"ic very .i.ills Iatfuulzsd tus
stands where the concession Was FOR
est' Is the i'ag -.. last evening". and a.
.-~ult 90 the courtesy OF the Hal
inNe en- commission ga granting tn- -N-
,luSiN" sale coz the Auti-Tub-rcuIOsis
league. that Organization Is several hun
eitd coileir richer today.
Row People can r,sllze the amount
OF confetti which was thrown last even
TX Rad a been placed Ia one pile
and burned ~ would maze mad. O. ~, %
.fA'. nfr than did the hammers both
large anu small Although D. Was ut--
trit uteG anu sold ia small packages AZ
was purchased not ~ tn lounl uut
Uy the ton -
Three toms were purchased and prac-
ucuilN all OF II was consumed II -
estimated that AT least 10000 packages
81 confetti were Sulu. 80 % can rea4.ly
10 seen that u Wa an undertaking ~
dispose OF such a quantity.
The sale OF the CON ETH was In charge
OF a committee Of the Anti-Tuberculos-
- league, under the direction OF Mrs.
Julian =. H-afus. Yesterday sub-cutu-
following places 'ieu T. Stif.l a COM
pany store. Geo. n TAYLOR A conn
ranys store. The Hub. Mcclure hotel.
basle.s Restaurant. I'uiltcN . t.gar t....,-
cry. Red Letter factory. Kau'S drug
store. and House and Hermann's store.
Ia addition to the above. over tnftN
stands wore located along Market and
Main streets last evening where confetti
was sold FOR the league
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MUCH MONEY
Expended fer Halloween Celebration
and Also Hard work, But Re-
suits Justified It

II cost the Halloween Commission
n ndreds % dollars To- have such "A sue
Cessful Halloween celebration. but then
u was worth every cent 81 10. Wasn't ~.
incidentally. II cost the members of the
commission considerable time. worry
and labor. but then They don't regret II
Sinr" everybody had such a good time.
In addition To- the work OF th. MEM
herS IN making arrangements FOR the
de demonstration. a large force OF employees
t"s" t"'T Kept busy Cor the past several
days. having charge the sale Of dccora-
u"u~. euhl"iu~ anu other CONCESSIONS at
the commissions headquarters in the
is"rfSCE"N building. Andy S-amou. who
had charge Of the headquarters. stated
yesterday that several hundred dollars
W'tfu ut u"U orafiuns. including feStoons.
lanterns and the wooden and metal ham
u.ers nal been sold
Indicative ~ the popularity OF the
90 istl emblem. 10 Us estimated that over
$4,000 metal hammers were sold TO be
worm ON the coat lapel. while fully 1000
wooden hammers OF various sizes were
sold for druorrating purposes.
There was q great demand for the Off
cial decorations. over s 600 rolls OF
f.stooninE We're sold. and IL IL estimated
ttat over 5000 lanterns were also dis
posed Of for decorating purposes.
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Notice to the Public.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice TO Manufacturers. Jobbers. MOI
chants anc Other Wholesale peaIora

NOTICE II HEREBY GINEN, That
t.e state BOARD % control or the state
OF " est virginia Will receive bids daily
ht ITS 0ffice at Charleston West Nir-
blhih. for furnishing supplies FOR tie
several state Institutions. the financial
Iilhiitt eIncHt OF which is vested tn said
Hoard. Contracts viii be awarded 10 the
IoW"At u4nders, quality Considered and
otHtT th4nss .ng equal. West virginia
~ alfrS VIII Do Elvcn preference
Lists 81 supplies needed wiz DO fur.
hirLed bidder cr receipt or requests
stating the line desired
STATE HDA..I SF CONTROL.
-E-t--l lltflestua. West Wig MA.
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mony Committee OF the Halloween cell
ser1ti"n. the iEdep, n.icnt Drd-r - the
ShleId OF Honor. tie General RakinE
company. The Sherrard coon Hunters
ana TIE Palace Furniture Company.
BtnEvtlls Band
w course See lstu-s-rlr hand VA in
liir AM the clowns and al ot...~ t ....ses
- I'm makers. and 10 tne tune ~ \
h"t ilu4c r. the old Town To-nlghg
P-ll"a N--. pAtustlcslly by N. Horn
"ats~. the Fun makers performed tuelr
-r "a Az som. unusual caf.rr
u took .9st ~ minutes FOR tie big
parade L" pass "a gwen point sad 90 I,st,--
81 over NJ principal streets = the city.
N'-Ae from Vet --st OIL. "a. starring
tv-At. ~ MarA-t 10 Tenth. up T-u.a
fttet u Nain AM down Main 10 Pour
ttsnth. where . truk. ~ into sections
allie. a. stated above. there YER. not
- many f4,utta ga tie parade last
year. the procession. taken A. a Whol.
SURPASSED r.. Ear any parade tuat Was
ever neld ~ lie Ulty and the iialloN en-
con ufttee j. 60 Do. congratulated fOr
stas4n- such a spec slar affair.
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message OF sympathy 20 Mr. Sher-
man.
Mrs. sherman instructs me 20 thank
you Tor your gracious words and to
INFORM Won that the funeral will occur
IN thls cry at O'clcC6 on the after
noon q Saturday.
tSicncdl
III. +. DAVENPORT. Secretary.r
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LONDON. Nov. The decisive
battle OF the war has apparently been
fought and won. says a Sofia dispatch
TO the Times. The Turkish retreat
eventually became complete rout.
The Bulgarians followed up the pur-
suit enerSetically. severely furnishing
the panic-stricken Turks and captur.
ing great quantities OF guns. flags.
munitions OF war and prisoners.
II Is reported that Tchorlu has been
taken and that the Bulgarians are ad-
vancing on Tchatalja
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TYPEWRllERS FOR SAIL
POULTRY.
GENERAL NOTICE
Application for Parnnn.

Application for Pardon.
N"lcr Is hereby given that OF or
ah"ut the 18th ddN or November. 1871 an
APPLICATION viii be filed with O.. g. Pier
son. PARDON Attorney. Charleston West
virginia, for tie pardon of Pet, t'os=.
Convicted 81 the crime Of mali. IONS t,-
stIuction Of property at th. N4v tenn.
1871. OF the criminal Court 81 Onto
county ana sentenced 20 impri comment ln
tn" West Virginia Fcnitcntiarv FOR the
period of two years.
tSlgncd.I PETER CDS<
o-2I-u-1
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War Ncar End

SOFIA. Oct 3l-News OF the de-
feat OF the Turkish army Vas r.
ceived here LAT. tonight with a feel
ing OF great relief. but no noisy dem
onstration Confidence In the success
OF the Bulgarian army had been
mixed with great anxiety because Of
the lack OF news for the last two
days
The people are now locking forward
10 bulgaria becoming a great power in
the Balkans. as Turkey formerly was.
IL Is understood that the fighting
has been OF the fercest character.
night even affording no intermission
The Turks suffered severely. Many
were captured and great numbers OF
dead were left on the field.
News OF the capture Of Nazim
Pasha's headquarters at Tchorlu is
eagerly awaited.
The Bulgarian victory was duo to
superior strategy. combined with the
extreme energy Of their offensive
movement II appears that the object
OF the rapid advance early in the
week on Visa and Mid.a was not
really TO outfank the Turkish right
but To mislead the Turks. This was
entirely trccessful The Turks moved
their reserves by sea and along the
coast TO strengthen the right wing.
which reached to Istrandia. and al
rected all their efforts TO meeting
here what they believed 10 be the
main attack. Meanwhile the Bulgar.
lans were really concentrating at
EskiBaba, whittier troops had been
hurried by converRent roads from BE-
fore Adrianople and Kirk ilisseh
The Bulgarian's main force. on their
rlght wing. was thus superior in
strength To the Turks az Lule Rurgas
and was able 20 hurl them back.
II is believed that the total Turk
ish force numbered 100000. As com
pared with 100000 Burgarians. the
latter being obliged to leave men
around Adrianople.
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SOFIA oct go Tho BULGARIAN
army iF tic0r0u a'v pursuing tho
Turks who 1Ir rcfrc1tnr in dieDr.
der and panic or S,ra and Tchorlu
Many gums ard large quanfifir. ~
ammunition hove been captured
Avail unrr luie Hurela. and Waras
have boon burned N1 fhr Chretiau
rhahitante. ncco~1ine fo tho Hulra
filre. were uf.eI.rf1
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hEKA. Montenegro. Oct 81 Gen.
eral Nukotitch. at the head OF the vic.
torious Montenegro troops. entered
ipek. "wednesday afternoon. The Ser
Wan Inhabitants. bearing fars. &C
claimed the victors.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

IOR SALE OF TRADE-A good seven
room mousse and two lots. with wells,
barn. s.ai",s lawn, and other improve
ments. WIN eel cheap. or trade FOR a
email Farm. Aairess haI'es " Miller.
Eamerpl. -. "a ga-22-tf
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LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Austrian
cabinet is considering the French pro
posal for mediation by the powers to
stop the war. according 10 Vienna
dispatch TO the Daily Mail. There is
a feeling OF great anxiety at Vienna.
as 1t is believed Europe's task, con.
ironted by four victorious armies on
Turkish soil, is an extremely danger
'ls one. Austria-IIungary has made
preparations for every eventuality
and is ready TO deliver a blow in any
direction.
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conqretsmsn Huqhes 10 Attend.

w NNIiI No wv ~ e. Ocf aI -
Among rho members ~ the House who
have been appointed fo attend tho
funeral of Vice President sherman arc
The following
trnFrpsFwHu t0nrworfh. ~ Ohio.
l'al1'l n Pennsylvania. and Hughes
a. Ncsf virginia
a tribute q respect 70 tho dead vice.
president rCh0ing around tho world
HiII ho paid no noon frfurdat whom
from every United Sfafce naval st4ti1u
and army post and from ovcry war
chip ru matter where located
tIufn of nineteen Euus VIII br frnf
FVcrr officer ~ Tho army. navy and
marine corrs VIII wear a mourning
badge Tor thirty DAYS
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VIENNA. Nov. 1.-The powers are
likely 10 take action in the direction
OF peace. according to a report cur
rent here this morning
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Senate 20 Attend.

NEW YORK. oct 31-Scnator
Bacon. president pro tempOre Of the
senate. announced tonight that the
senators who will attend Nive. Preei-
dent Sherman's funeral would leave
here IN = body n $50 o'clock Satur-
day morning over The New York Cen
trail for It'ca Early 600 the day
Senator bacon directed Colonel Rams
dell sergeant a. arms ~ tho senate.
10 notify each Senator that the entire
Senate had been appointed a commit
tee Of the whole 10 attend the funeral
Senator Bacon added that no place
OF meeting en- New York had been
selected fcr the senators prior 10 their
departure for Utica. but he thought
they would meet ~ tho Grand Central
station. q number Of representative
no said would accompany them.
Arrangements had been made To- ~
farH fcrrr0l special cars Tor their
comfort 20 the 4 30 train
y have aisp invited The Chief
Justice. and other Justices ~ tho
u.tcd Stgtcs supreme court On hc.
IIlf NJ the senate. 90 attend tho
funeral with MS. Senator BACON said.
'1' is probable that scvergl Of tho
justices will accept tho invitation
Inar much as tho supreme court has
been invited ON hohaif ~ tho Senate
'o attend the funeral. no 81 the courts
expenses incidental to the Trip VIII
be- borne by the senate
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LONDON, Nov. describing the
defeat OF the Turks at Kalair. Moce-
donia. a dispatch 10 the Chronicle
says they left 1000 dead. while 500
were taken prisoners. Seven guns
fell into the hands OF the Greeks.
The main body of the Greek army
Is now marching In force to attack
Saloniki
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SHERMAN
Continued From Page ous.)

with fCrtitude She was kneeling at
the bedside OF her husband when the
hnal summons came and remained in
the room the greater part OF last
night Before he died. Mr. Sherman
had entrusted 10 his wife list al
those he wished TO act as honorary
pallbearers al his funeral Who they
are has not yet been announced. The
active bearers will be selected from
the employees OF the Ttica Trust and
Deposit company. % which Mr. Sher.
man was president
Political activity here ceased with
the death OF the vice-president Meet.
ings which had been scheduled have
been abandoned by all parties who
have Joined I'm mourning theloss OF
Itica's most distinguished citizen.
The honorary pallbearers we're an.
nounced tonight as follow.
United States Senator Elihu Root.
Thomas X. Proctor. Charles s. Sy
monds. William $. Doolittle. J. Fran.
els Day. George F. Durham. Charles
y Rogers. William T Baker. Henry
II ooper and DR. Fayetie ~ Peck
They are Uticans except Senator
Root. whose home s. IN the neighbor.
ing village OF Clinton.
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Porte in Session.


CONSTANTINOPLE. Friday. Nov.
!. 80 a. IN Serious news has been
received from the front The Council
~ Ministers ls stiu sitting AZ the
Porto. u SIS believed that the minis
tors are discussing the question Of
concluding peace with the Balkan
states.
The exact nature Of the latest ad-
vices from rho battle line boz Thrace
hae not been made known. but last
evening tho government received the
following report from Nazim Pasha.
the war minister and commander Of
ODE Turkish forces
our eastern army has boon on.
ra-cd f0r tle lrsf four days In erri.
ous fighting with tho Uulrsriau forces
between Lul" lir-cas and Visa. Our
army corp. concentrated az fuio gur.
gas md 10 the north. are Offering viz
oruus resistance % Tho enemy al.
van~'ng in fhi. direction
IHr citadel 90 Adr'aroplc is still
holding ouf Our forces Boz tho frh.
horhoof ~ Visa are making % success
fui advance"
Stl earlier Official 1dviccs stated
That "a librarian force of 10000 men
bad concentrated fn fl" t-t-andia
mountain whore "thn rc'r.rt ~ the
librarians bad been enc on"
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HELP.
Wanlei Situations-MaIe.

WAETED-Situatiun ua chauffeur can
xiv" best ~ reference lnlI license
Address Chauffeur. car" thi. uric~.
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population o, ahOu, 1900. mainly
Greeks
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BALKAN WAR
(Gontinusd from FIRST Pags.)

ments. or confused details supplied by
wounded soldiers
Apparently Nazim Pasha has been
completely Out-maneuvered by Savoff's
skilful generalship. The bulgarian
turning movement along the Black Sea
coast now appears 10 have been "A
feint which induced the Turkish COM
mander 10 throw his main army to the
eastward. to such effect that the Rul-
Carian force on this side had the great
est difficulty in holding the Turks In
check.
In fact this point seems a little in
doubt The Bularians gave way and
thus enabled Nazim Pasha TO report
to Constanunople some success in this
direction
In the meantime. however. General
SavOn hurled his great strength
against the Turks weakened left wing
which h. crushed in at Bule Burgas.
The fighting along the whole front.
which evidently has been Of the most
stubborn and determined character
was carried on day and night without
intermiss!on and both sides lost
heavily
Pasha's Quarters Captured.
The capture Of NaZim Pasha's
headquarters n Schorlu. to which
fovp d." defeated Turks reiterated has
not a. yet been reported but is hourly
GpscfeA sf Sofa IN This event tho
lVrP- WIN he forced within the de-
fensiye lines OF Tchatalia. the only
remaining fori fed position protect
ing fOnstautinOple u Lies % miles
10 the northwest Of the capital.
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WASHINGTON OCT 7f President
Taft today received this reply O. his
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WANTED - Several experi- .
enced solicitors. The lntelh.
gencer.
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WANIED-Male Help.

WANTkp-N ourE man familiar With
TAT BEL NUrk O. NNrk IN brass machine
shop iicN T.. Cameron ". IA oSo-n