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Big POLITICAL DEBATE
TODAY AT CHAUTAUOUA

The Moundsyflle camp grounds
will Be the mecca for hundreds OF
politicians and Others his afternoon
when a big political debate upon the
important questions OF Who Should
BE Our Next President" will be
held In connection with the chautau.
qua program. The debate will be
participated 1 n by three speakers.
who will represent the Democrats.
Progressives and Republicans and
each speaker will De allowed forty
five minutes in which to present his
argument The debate proper will
be started at 2:30 O'Clock. but the
afternoon program will open at 1880,
when a band concert will be held.
Alexander 7. Moore. editor of the
Pittsburgh Leader. will present ar
gument showing why the American
voters should send Teddy Roosevelt
back to the chair al a representative
OF the Progressive party. while Sen
ator W. g. P~eterkin. OF Parkersburg,
Will tell the audience why Woodrow
wilson should be elected to the
Presidency. The G. o. =. will be
ably represented by ex-Congressman
Ross Cole. of Fndlay.. o. who is
one OF the big guns OF the Republt-
can party in the Buckeye state. The
Democratic speaker will take the
platform first. Alexander =. Moore.
of the Progressive party will follow
and ex-Congressman Cole will de-
liver the final address. The Demo-
cratic and Progressive representa-
tives will be allowed fifteen minutes
each for rebuttal. DR.. Richard p.
Hughes, platform manager OF the
Chautauqua will act as chairman and
Fred McMullen. a Democrat, s. w.
Matthews. a Progressive and Cap
tain A. l.. Hooten. a Republican. will
serve In the capacity of time keep
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See US about lots in the ] B Garden Addition TO Wheeling located on
Main street Sewerage. "a water and concrete sidewalks Iocatto,
Prices right ~
& DOwLER
1913 Schmulba h Building.

10s acre farm. Az miles from
Cadiz. Harrison county. Ohio. This
Is a splendid neighborhoOd The land
lays well and Is well improved. with
plenty OF fruit. II you are looking
for a home farm. - VIII pay you 20
visit this farm. New oil excitement
in this location. Should ~ prove
good you will have a splendid farm
for nothing. as the oil would pay
for II alone. On quick deal. $50 per
acre. fee simple. Oil. Gas. Coal. ey-
erything. upsand down. This is a rare
bargain.
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Redemption of Bonds.


GENITAL TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. as Trustee Of the First
Mortgage Of The Wheeling Hallway
company. dated september 3. 1899. here
ny gives notice that II has been advised
hN wheeling Traction Company. as sue
cessor Of said Wheeling Hallway Com
rany that said Traction Company has
elected TO pay ana redeem all OF the
bonds issued and outstanding under the
said mortgage aggregating S5GG. 900 face
atuoun OF principal. on September 3.
1919. IT the office Of the undersigned,
No. 81 Wall Street. New York city. by
the payment OF the principal thereof. to-
tFther with all interest accrued on tho
~iId bonds and unpaid On said Bird day
~ september. 1912. after which said
date Interest upon said bonds viii cease
10 accrue. and that upon the deposit with
the undersigned y the amount neceS-
strN To pay the principal and interest Of
ne" same. said bonds Viii be paid by the
undersiguel 80 lts said office on and
after september 8. 1912. upon the pre-
seutatton and surrender thereof. in ne
g"tiatle form. witt all unmatured Cou-
puu~ thereto attached.
iufrl August .. 1912
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
Hy GEORGE W. DAWSON.
Vice President
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kefcrrinR 90 the above notice OF re-
deUiti1u Of The Wheeling Railway
Company hrst mortgage So bonds. We
hereby offer tre holders 81 said bonds
the privilege OF subscribing TO "a limited
amount of Wheeling Traction Company
ilrst rDrsnlldated mOrfgag 30 bonds OF
1891 ut "a special price Of ~ and inter-
'st. said offer subject 20 termination at
any time without notice.
TIE Wheeling Traction company first
'Inspltiaird MORTGAGE bonds or 1891
All Ia secuted ny a closed first mort
gage ~ two million five .uuirsI Thou.
SAM iulltrs uu toe sutlre property 81
thr company. which f- earning more
Q an twice tue amount Of lts fixed
rfurges
Ne shall Do c1aI tp furnish further
particulars upon application.
CONTINENTAL TUfsT fbNTANY
NA-ufNgTGN. d. a.
fEiAfD>I COMPANY.
% BIN. street.
New York. " Y
...r.. H.rn.fa.H H-nf
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SUMMER RESORTS

IT'S NENER % HOT at Mountain
lake Park on the crest OF the Alec
hies. In u white oak forest Boating and
Bathing In the Lake. Coaching, Motor
ing. Rowing. Tennis. Golf. Campmeet-
'htn 10 August 2Sth. Summer school.
9uly lsth to August 2sth. Missionary
Institute. July lStb TO 2sth. Bible Con-
ference. July 3Cth to August sch. Good
hotels. home-like boarding houses, with
every modern convenience.
summer ZONES on reasonable terms
Electric Hight, natural gas, unit
spring water. sewers
Address the Superintendent.
MOUNTAINS LAKE PARK MD.
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SEALED PROPOSALS


NOTICE
Sealed bids Will be received at the Of
fee ~ the Board OF commissioners Of
the County Of Ohio. wheeling. West Va.
until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Wednesday. Aug
ust 2bth, 1912 for the paving with brick
OF parts OF zach Of IN following roads:
NATIONAL ROAD
BETHANY PIX
STEENROD and Mt DeCHANTAL
IRAZtERS run
FAIRMONT PIKE
WHEELING and ELM GROVE
Specifications together With approxi-
mate amounts on each road are on nle IN
me ONCE 81 the Clerk Of the Board OF
Commissioners The Board reserves the
right To reject any or ali bids.
GEO ". OLDHAM. CLERK
The Board q commissioners Of the
t"uhly OF ONO 1870.
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's sss., 20 .ss 'S Sss .'r

chants aud Other Wboissais Dssisrs.
NOTICE Ia HEHkBN CIV F~. mat
We STATE Eoar1 OF Control OF the STATE
OF West NkGinia Will receivs bid daily
~ Us o1lce at Charleston, West ViF-
several Stnte Institutions. the financial
management % wnitE - vested IN said
lowest bidders. quality couNfdered and
ythsr thinEf hcinr equei. West Virgins
dealeIs vii Be given preference
Lists ~ supplies ureurd silt , fur
nlshed bidders IN receipt OF requests
stating fHf .Iue Ifauen.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
ssAU Charleston Wssf NlrsiniA
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

SALE on rRApE-A 80 -
fnHm house aun fHfn lots wffh wells
barn sIa1e. huf and offfr improve.
mfrfs MfN cell .fnnE ~ trade for a
email Farm Address Craifes ~ Miller.
N an.Ffnrr M Nm In..n.Nf
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PUBLICATION NOTICE
Order Of Pusneataon-

Order Of Publication
lie state OF eWst Virginia. ohio
circuit Court % ohio county. West var
ginia August Rules. 1872
Virginia May Heilman.
Plaintiff.
John J. Heilman.
defendant.
Tbs object OF this suit - to obtain An
absolute divorce from the above named
defendant. for the above named plain
tiff. from the bonds OF matrimony. and
20 have the maiden name of the plain
ANA II appearing from an affidavit
ilied IN said cause at these Rules. that
the defendant John J. Heilman. Is not a
resident OF the state OF West Virginia.
and ne not having been served with
process in said suit. on motion OF the
plaintff by W. =. Robinson her counsel.
uliS order OF publication Is entered
against him. and ~ is ordered that the
said defendent. above named. be and he
Is required TO appear within one month
after the date OF the hrst publication OF
thls order and do what is necessary TO
protect his Interests. IL Is further or
dered that iris order be published and
posted as required by law.
JOHN L. KINGHoRN.
clerk or our said Court. at the Court
rouse OF said County this eth day of
August. 1912. to-wit: August Rules.
JOHN L. KINGHORN. Clerk.
Published the first time. August 10.
Attest:
JOHN /. KINGHoRN. Clerk.
W. y. ROBINSON,
solicitor for Plaintiff.
The state OF West V~irginia-
To the Sheriff of Ohio County. greet
Ing
We command you that YOU summon
John j. Heilman. Defendant. IL he be
FOUND In your bailiwick. to appear at
TIE Clerks office Of the Circuit Court
OF ohio County at Rules to be held for
me said Court. on the first Monday in
august, 1919. To answer bill In chancery
exhibited against him In the said Court
Of virginia May Heilman. and have then
there this writ.
Witness
JOHN l.. KINGHORN.
Clerk Of said Court. at the Court House
OF said County. in the city OF Wheel
Ing, the 3rd day Of August. 1912 n
IN the 5Oth year OF the state Of West
Virginia.
JOHN l. KINGHoRN. clerk.
The within named John ]. Heilman is
therein this 9Th day Of August. 1912.
+. III. BACHMAN. II. :. for
W. VI CLEMANS. $ o. G.
Notice 20 Take Deposition.
In ths circuit Court for ohio County.
virginia May Holman.
Plaintiff.
John J. Heilman.
Defendant
The above named defendant will take
notice that the depositions OF Virginia
May Heilman. James Noil. Fred Hamm.
sarah Altmeyei. Albert Heilman. Amelia
Nickrrsou and others will be taken at
The law Offices OF Robinson & Robinson.
No 1897 Chapliue Street in the city OF
wheeling. County Of ohio and State OF
West virginia. On the End day of Sep
tcmhcr. 1912. hetween the hours OF 3 %
a. m. and 1000 y. m. TO be read a. evi-
deuce IN the above cause on behal Of
the above named plaintiff. And II. from
any cause, the taking of the said deposit
tons or any OF them shall not be COM
menced. or being commenced. shall not
be completed on the day aforesaid. the
taking OF The same viii be adjourned
from time TO time. az the same place and
" the same hours. until the same
shall be completed
VIRGINIA MAYfHEILMAN.
BY ". = ROBINSON.
au-lO-I7-24-3I.
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MEDICAL COLLEGES
College q Physicians ana
OF aALTrNonE ND
~. N.n-I.n 49, -

''"f fr~II'fFmHrfa those .f fHn
.f HHrrfI.Hr Wrf...f go.
aF.a r flrI .iea n"r1saaIr Faa.I
frHI.Irr rH f.r .-afar.r.n ga
ar~e W. ltH kWfHHu Dean ualti-
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ers- Several thousand people will
send down a big delegation.
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FARM o SALE

FARM FOR sALE-Il2 acres one mile
from Quaker city. Ohio. Fertile soil.
buildings. All kinds Of fruit. Good
poplar. oak and walnut timber. oil and
gas possibil ties good. forty acres tes-
t"d Goa. nothing i~eserved-an goes Tor
$4,000. \ genuine bargain-reason for
selling. closing up estate. Address n :.
Hartley. Quaker city. Ohio. aug15-p.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTICE TO ooNrRAcroRs

Bids will be received by the Board OF
commissioners OF the County Of Ohio
until Thursday. August 2sth. at 1000
h m. for putting on macadam on the
following roads. the amounts listed be-
low are approximate and may be
changed by the Board:
ILIALELBlIA
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Help.

TkAvELIno-Men to sell advertise
and bags as sideline I'm West
lrsinia Men visiting small towns
Preferred. Samples compact and light.
COMMISSIONS liberal. State where YOU
traNeI and what other line you carry.
Taper Dept. kempter-Thomas co,
Cincinnati.
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REAL ESTATE

Ma, ,.-. ALL GOOD PROPERTIES.
ceHar. frut trees. flowers hrutery lot sOx145 a d,nr s, W.T. ES
ne money and just the place to raise chickens GOOD 49, ~ nom" TOT
"Ann A. eGI n paSInent balance. like rent-Look this up smo
Eoom N not amd cold water BATH porch: lwI lot s5xSG can h" h9vrb,, oD
l. Il payments FOR only ~H ~" "'EnI- on
rar1 SG Sr.N af"eGd hne avenue.a new modern home OF 80
p1anry, laundry and cellar cemen no1r. gas. stanton he,ner ror,.I "m'
Al rooms private. hot and cold water hath hr.TGD tOIWh nL
nmshed IN oak tile foundation. slate roof Just the plce Tor ms r%.I
ing or to keep boarders Parties employed At m. n@yy 49, nT fAE meet
wood Nc reason why yu ant NIL you home in a lew d aS a. Var
p%HmenN gives you Possession Your hoarders ana mtnrs um - 80
nee like getting Money From Hone" HeD.TH-- WI pS u"
ment gives yu possession ..... ~ Small c@Sh la
=, REAL ESTATE SAVINGS CO.
Dn "a Room 22 hmulba Building. Ma. ss
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foR sALE-Fnrm OF $50 acres II miles
east OF Wheeling. on Nat. Pike. B A.
q. X *. ana motor line. 4 miles from
paved street With. ? good HOUSES. 3
parhs EQUIPPED VITA hay forks. Will hold
100 tons Of hay. = stableSan d all neccs-
sary octbutldlngs. . orchards of all
KINDS OF fruit and vineyard and. fruit
never fails. sugar grove OF abou. 200
trees. All newly fenced with locust
posts ard never failing spring in ssch
ileld. All In grass with exception Of
about six acres. Will sell all or any
part. AMI Will exchange for city prop
erty. Make terms to suit purchaser.
bowman Bros. Valley Grove, W. Va
Fell phone 2st-R. 12 +. q. au-9-r
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MISCELLANEOUS

NAhTED-Nby longer endure IN
side drudgery. tt our r.preeentatfys
GOING outside healthful work own
boss $40 daily pront not unusual
fhperlenCc unnecersary Davis Toilet
Co. go Davis HldE Chicago.
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WAITED party with from $4,000
10 $4,000 g. purchase the controlling
interest Boo a va oiesalo and Retail
and Builders supply Corpo-
more than 100 years ago The marty
desiring % sell his interest. IL an ola
bachelor. with ample means. aud made
~ fortune out ~ tho business and
vlshe~ e. refirc-hu f Del WILLING 10 80
tain az Interest ln tIe t-uainesa This
is m opportunity - O. Ife time Tor the
rEht party Address. D. p Iaa rngf.
hi'N m"fd Va aug -ff-lr.gs.
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Fos prwr

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rooms arH fstI
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WAIVED
. nur rr rac~s I0 cIty for 5000 ds
ratIc ~narf
Security Trust Co. Agents.
Ii45 Mako SuccL Wheclnci
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! n DuELsF. PArrEr ArroHsrx.
Hauona uHchanss nsnE nlag
Whssaua W

NAHTEp-uc ga UoFI 81 Unrrr -
20 AurNfr MartHrr a. tHHE fra.rtr-
NFf 90 re carIr IrUar unra lr Vet
rFlu.a And Htnrr Portions 90 fna -
alley
Alec WHntHI f. ..U HnF COZ - % "a
Nusna a.t Meet kIrslun.
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$50 ACRE FARM FoR SALE.

one OF the best and best Improved
farms In Belmont Co. Ohio. Located
on the Flushing and Cadiz road. Ami
north OF Flushing in Flushing Tp. and
s-mi from Il. d %. r. X. sta ls-roon
TICK. also lO-room frame residence,
both equipped with modern c~onvenien-
ces. and three nye-room tenant houses.
4 wo ldfke barns. one modern dairy
barn; other horse and dairy combined
carriage houses and out buildings. all
under slate roof. Good soil. farm well
watered. and plenty of fruit. The No.
4-ioot vein OF coal goes with the
farm We Will also sell the No. S
f~lttshurgh vein IL purchaser so de-
slres Address l. II. HOLLOWAY,
Flushing. Ohio. a-II-26t
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FOR SALE

IN sA-plF duuE store IN Wal
Ae- IN rrurf Lu. town of lOoo- R~4-
- Tor s~hiuG "a health % OWE.
'ih-ons brag store WaiiAce W Va .
FuR SALE go building bricks AZ
'see f<r nousand Bell phone 1899
aug --t-t
On sALE-coon. ahbit hear deer.
soit and Ton oundS well and IN
trained. Een~rally puFpies Of al Varie-
Ties or receipt % 10 cents Ns mall
descriptive highly illustrated catalogue
which gives fuu Information Of - hf@-a
OF dogs. several breed OF cattle. Eneen
swine. ferrefs and admits. Price list
free g l. Il Landls. Dept -. Reaiing.
fenns- au-3-i0-i9-2s
AuronoBrLEs FOR sale. 1919 model.
first class condition. viii sell ch@ap
Tor casa. Address. X Z. care Intelll-
gencer- au-sl-m
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FOR SALE.
SECONDHAND WINDOWS, DOORS
AND FRAMES
ONE LARGE DERRICK WITH 75-FOOr
BOON, AMI 5o-POOT MAST. INQUIRE
OF JAMES L. HAWLEY OR THE SU-
AT THE BUILDING
SITE, 1927 MAIN STREET.
OR SALE-l2 II. y. Traction Engine
No. : Enterprise saw Mill. Wood AMI
iron working Machinery for sale or
trade. Valley Machine * Turning CO.
Monongahela- Pa. aug-22-i
FOR SALE-Ten rOomed frame dwelling
mouse and lot Fronting on Main
street lo& feet. running back 100 feet
more or less. Borough OF West Alexan-
Ger. IA water ana frult. J. :. Waltz,
Agent. au-rs-f
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experienced in farming
ana milk dairy. Must be capable to
manage. Must give experience and ref
erence. Address Box asa. wheeling.
aug.-2l-m.
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wANTED-Canahie
AQENT-SIOO IN

monthly and Expenses
20 travel and distribute samples for
ols manufacturer. steady work. ).
Schener' '52 sherman. Chicago. <
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AaEHTsIJust coin money s,I,n-
New Improved Hosiery direct from
mn with our big advertising oner.
GU can make S25 daily. Everybody
buys. Credit. Samples in leatheretta
case free. New Improved Knitting
Mills. Chicago. -
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laborers. at Bethany. So 90
per day. long Job. building streets. no
trouble. Boarding house ~, rro,rd
American men only. Mike Mcmahon.
au-2l-l
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WAHrED-Boys for shipping Dept at
once. Wig. Can Co. 10Th and Water.
DepI a a-I5tf
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GENERAL NOTICE.
JUDICIAL CONVECTION.

Tee fieIHNu.ar t.nrerfrr az tte
rrf a. Hl fII.IIf 81 t.e state 20
N'.' F.rF'n.t .sr posed 20 Uar....
pr &c. 'IiH urf Mare.nH Counties
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-11-14

had many. The wife OF Mr.. Wilcox
died about six years ago at Warren,
Utah, to which place his body
was taken for final commitment.
He leaves six children to mourn the
loss. Mr.. Wilcox was born in
Adams county. III, 1910, and was in
his 72nd year.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-11-14
Rockland Department
CONDUCTED BY
j. C. S N

thing ike fourteen inches of snow
He also remarked that the storm
was severe on the west side of the
mountains.
Mrs. Porter Mitchell, who was
called to Spokane on o of
the serious illness Of her mother.
returned home Friday on the stage
ana reports her parent as very
much improved and on the road to
rapid recovery.
Albert Brown returned late a s
friday evening from Sprague, Wash
at which pace he buried a sister
Wednesday. Mr.. Brown also told
US thai his little SON Harold. who
mas been in a hospital for some
Time n Logan, is so far improved
ehat he is now at home.
Mrs. Gene NJ. Breton has gone
and stolen Charles Cotant body and
sou and has changed her name.
SO thai it will read Mrs. Chas. Co.
tant. The contract was made at
Idaho Falls on Monday. The newly
will be at home to their many
friends any day from now on.
1t would have required several
hours Tuesday night to have found
a more c~ongenial bunch than those
who met with Mr.. Sam Morris. of
there we're all kinds of party
men and there was a certain com
panionship that warmed the hearts
VI all The old timers. Twas the
[lrst democratic banquet offered in
county and the burch were
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hungry enough to eat it too. Mr..
Wilson for president, while, not as
one might think was as great or
even better than, what might have
been chosen by others; as it is,
hoewyer, our hat is off to President
Wilson.
a very unique as well as an en-
Joyable treat was rendered the pat
rons of tn eschool last Friday by
the students of the two upper
rooms. A most excellent program
was offered and from the way it was
received by the guests, twas a sure
success. The proceeds amoun ting
to twelve dollars VIII be devoted to
The purchase of an organ, which is
much needed and furthmore as Mrs.
Darling says. under whose manage
ment the affair was condu~ led, sit
helps to- bring the school, parents
and scholars into a more intim ate
touch and elso tends towards bet
ter1ng conditions as to class work.
Last week we made note of the
death of Bishop Isaac Thorn and
again we are called Upon to note the
death of Silas Wilcox. Mr.. Wilcox
came into this country and settled at
Almo this state, near the head of
Raft river. He drove over from To-
wa in 1882 and it was not agreat
many years until he had an immense
band of cattle. Mr.. Wilcox soon
tired of this country and in 1891
he moved with his family to Cedar
Fort Utah whore he made his home
lately when he returned to
I've with his daughter Mrs. L. A.
Skeen, of Landing, at whose home
lie died Thursday morning at one
o'clock of kidney disease. Mr.. w
Wilcox was a man of strong
and was well liked by
lis immediate friends, of whom he