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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
COUNTY COURT
Marriage License

Charles sh,wc,. 20 Wheeling. W.
Va Mary o. ThaImIu. I.. ohio
county. W. va.
Franklin 4 StHrrk. 20. Georgia D.
IarEruf. & both uf CARNEGIE. Pa
George holland. 90. Wheeling. May
Woods. U.s.. Martins Ferry. Cd.
|irgU r.. WondI.. % camille
stamm. 80. both Of Wheeling.
OBJ g. T@rirdlcIu. o.. Lydia J..
'r'el. g.. both ~ Akron. Cd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

some ouo has compiled statistics
showing that one thousand persons in
the United states are 90 present en-.
pIycd in walking for wagera Society
wCuld DO just as we'll off ~ they we're
working for wages From Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

had a stronger man than himself 20
trot him out and that ho would give
way % him. SO man has been mcut-
toned and Mr.. Garvcy has announced
himself as o. candidate lie stated
that h. had entered the race and
WIS going Co beat Mr.. Nolt.. az the
general election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

Each axe Of u lives has its Joys.
Old people should be happy. and they
VIII be II Chamberlain's Tablets are
taken 10 strengthen the digestion and
Keep the bowels regular. These tab
let's are mild and gentle in their ac-
Tor and especially suitable for people
Of middle age and older. For sale By
all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06
BIBLE MEETINGS
OF THE Y. W. C. A.
MANY MEETINGS WILL BE HELD
IN THE WHEELING
DISTRICT.
Bands Of Workers Becoming Greatly
Increased Ind Much Interest
Being Manifested.

The following district Bible meet.
ings have been arranged for the
Wheeling district by the Y. 81. &. A.:
Thursday.
Distrit No. 1-Etua Bible class.
Marius Fairy. will meet az the Act.
naville Chapel Thursday evening AZ
Z 80 O'Clock. Miss Anna Frederick.
leader.
District No 52-WW meet with
Mrs Nora LeudoHs. 1926 Lind street.
Thursday evening. a. 500 O'Clock
Mrs Thomas Armstrong. leader
District No C5-Wi1 meet with
Mrs J n Hammer. 2iO3 Chaplina
street. Thursday evening. ~ 5.aO
o'clock Mrs J. ID Uaunen. leader
District No. 19-WiU meet with
-trs " f. Mitchell. 1880 Eon street
Thursday evening. no 90 O'Clock
Mrs Henthoru. leader
District No 1u2-Willinr Workers
Bible class. will meet with Mrs J.
Dcprics. f233 Jacob street. Thursday
evening. 40 0U O'Clock. Mrs. has.
o. schelcnburr. lcad-r.
District 40 13g-Welcomc Bible
class will meet with Mr. r = Davis.
North Huron street. Thursdsy even.
ing. Mrs J g. Robinson. leader
District 80 1t1-WfU meet with
Mrs Elmer Piofnrp. % Vermont
street. Thursday evening. 40 500
o'clock Mrs r. ! Dickson. eador
District No tfS-WW meet with
Mrs vs. q Robinson. SOC South
Front street. Thursday evening af
80 O'Clock. Mr. G.. G.. smith. leader
Queen Esther Bible class win meet
40 the Thomson Methodist church.
Thursday evening Mrs O.. D. schrac.
der. leader.
Friday.
District y C-Wiu meet with tho
leader. Miss Drucilla Garden. Main
street. Warwood. Friday evening. af
n 90 o'clock
District No. WIN meet with Miss
Mary Morris. COS Main street. Fri
dav evening. at 90 O'Clock Miss
Emma Lash. leader
District No 2O-Graudvicw Bible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

fnvrlnud Improvement co.,. fr O. T.
DAILY and wife. Dot $50 800 Boo Love-
land. Con liberation $50.
e.. D. Dolly 10 wife fp fovri4nd
Improvement company. Dot $50 rst
Boo f1v.iHud Confederation SO.
Margaret AldhHm fu Edward q
UewFs. Iuf $50 fIg Boo Warwurf.
Consideration $50
John o. Roth md wife f1 Eva
WarffI west haIf Of Doe 40 e In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

election and did not have time 10
consider the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

And a miss is often good for .
smile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-06

Deeds Of Trust.
Sir deeds Of trust were Iar for
record
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18
gsuls ksss eErs E-un stzu.

Ars great aEs-siS hagpTE Emma
CalTs. 1na q e1a mug1 talented -.
alred. ana In evHrT wa- yncrnsxs.,s
artists he ward aas erzr seen ass
far number q zaarz maze : soacsaz
= q advising gsrls 10 get uz--sed aua
II . MAKE hapBT homes instead a
sF.aFing lur 11e stage. Ear LATEST
statement af hHr views. whEen sha
Eags ane las Held ever Eszcg Faa vac
tEeary-a8=. was given % q sBu-naIss.
n Les Angeles %, ths girls sae
exclaimed. -rhs hundreds. ne r5oun-
51as Ct pnOr E.ris yan VII w-ss4
.sEl FhaE 7 say Then write thaS hrs
1He woman IN 4 hundred ramss-r
p tries wins There IS IA 4 ufTIfr-
-~e Gfrzlaine Ea--sr. ane Enus
'-zzBes one Scaamaan-kseink. Ia wvr
FsB NhaE thst meaua hara seer
iena--t1a2a Eiras that earns ID PARIS
70 zfuaE 10 1gat their way zuuuv
Wien the day eamez fhse
sz-l tegea 7 EhaI tssch no xs~s far
ae a7Ee- 7 VII tezch only he -sra
@ vic ssh e sing Tar aceom1lisa.
cent for acme. FOR husband-s4ar -
. E8nznts place -N@w Y,~k rvn.
ing Pox1
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18

Ar Carnegie MasSc Hall n p~
1nrEa 1ne day an I'd gentleman vas
1iated our 70 a zsrl. VIII he f7fa--
asatson that he had once net tba
Ra1 composer RosEsnl. Tha rs-
as musical enthusiast and ~.
became greatly excited. she xougbt
= Introduction 70 TIE old gentleman
an tod that you once net tba
srHat composer. Roszini.r she cried
e said Re Old nan. II net him
pnra --
loa net tie great composer Of
William TeIIss-
TIE sane
How grand Eos vsry ryuarfsrs
80 Naaid rou pIezas tel ma what
3esssni had 10 say
Ven = didn't have 10y nur.
Q saT re was sztsnx sDsrA~fss =
.he tine. and y0u kaow - -
sri'ltzEs conversation
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18

@ r-aEzuaa are gn p 9
% ar sur ae sr weeks
~ srao
H Ea a ar 1aa m
aurv wars
Tbs ae nar aad - 1isasr
eaatsuT aareaaz = listening s
enaia address, 81 Ra T.aaae
arguments b COD snam
ana certainty handled + n
EasG manner
aHsaaF nuraag s. raape4 tie sta
zHna bed 40 Athlete rzHr saw
llH wsre naulssa IS affer waiea tae
sEaaeHfg spfet and enthusiasm nera
TaEssa y tae highest aiteh sar ae sn,.
aE faHban sarue F-dav afternoon
sim aae Clsremors Prep. hoaI 81
saoTT sslka aT number af the zss,-
aen1E aaa members 81 me tean.
The aafaaH seam aur ID sheif best
4ftera0oas praeglee yesterday ana
sre taxing 8sat signal Tors rhis Al
sEaCou Is preparation tor their grill
lag contest wfta thc elarsmgra Preps
tnmnuua The players ars All aB
vim faleiF grades and nome are serious
= injured they VIII 70 into this game
in g0gd condition determined 70 xfn
i such 8 thing S possible The Bns.
aeas management of the assouizsson
sre hugF peonie also al there VIII be
4 aeaET expense 70 ta5a game They
Flll b. grateful for Tour support and
a. tee gaae
Tae basketball girls should have a
'piendia team 7lls rear as thev aase
leeu Tracuoins for several weeks and
iaae aeeeral more IS whleH to pre-
lart tor tae5r arsg game.
Tile alsh seaool music class. under
ae supervision of Miss Fuller spent
Ha Rerioa wees rarAug at IL Theirs
sre some splendid voices q scaool
- some gnna music may Sc heard
rom tiIem before tAe End of ala rern.
ona Tery successful literary aro.
7au has been rendered rais ru ana
ae stnaeHta a preparing another
. 81 ea about 80 weeks
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18
BEST ADVERTISING F0H BANKS
Lsezi Newspaper W7Ica eesen.. ~
Classes Strongest asdlunu, szya
IT. -zuis BARKER.

Speaking At Slksston, No. bafawa
nembsrs of TIE MtHsourf BanE@ras =.
soeiaE.0n. R L GurneT. manaxur q
tae savings department OF eas Com.
nonSeAifE Trust company. ST L,auls.
made q EfT1ng Riea FOR nswHua1sr ~.
verifying exclusively ID the banging
snsinesE The subject af Hr fzsruavs~ :
tax vas Advertising Lemons n
which class be placed most sf n
ether mediums sar which baak advar-
Esing Is sought He strongly urw~a
advertising by eonrzc1. as only ~
systematic and continued ero~- -ouln
nsz1itz BE- obtained. among gfaar
things N Gurnev said.
The arsH step. and Il is q nara.
noanr imporrznee is 10 decide "a
spend Tpar advertising appropriation
nl1EiuE newspaper space onlv Ysu
~iil 1nd Il hard matter = ashara
1gidlF 70 snis decision But II vii nav
vel - do so Eour bank Il sa~ ~
Glasses q pe0ple. and there's M wa~
20 present rn1Ir appeal sar nev ans.
ness 20 All classes except by means 81
the .oczl newspaper r not qulv
f=seaes Al classes. 5RE goes into sverv
home. here 81 Is read s. ssch m~rn.
Der q TIE family The daily aewsua
per Is controlling factor in tae daiTv
lie af srery man and woman. ana Va
oaEnt really t0 saT-eYery hov ana
siri--ior tie children are such prolific
readers nowadays
Regardless q whar 0faer turns 81
'uhlae1tT y1n nar eEnpluv. yom must
-sErT your advertisements In the news
7Hpers cuntiHaallT e ron would have
'onr appeal fur business reach sns
maximum aansher - people
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18
FLIGHT TO The H0g4
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T-E FEA- gMHcss 81
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ze 1uns. ard 2zaz1zzx k-If. -
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rr-- = se-HuE.

IN 11s 1seE q IA R-1rz1cz a. a,
1eE1G1g @ A al1-zaEaianzd scsa.
s1u-sF rar 3 su--zr II F-z1rs Gar
1sr 2 SE-Tlss. r4e EaM E-ax- -
s-11r@sr. rz-sa5 ser-0uslv " aa ar
SIP zH--cs % <1e nom EAirh -
5sisHzs 1hz tzrznz Ezs n srar- suy
zzz
oHgsn 70 rainE ssrsuuzlr- buf m,
a1u EErsUEErs INV -HAr va hzwa
zr1lsvs1 r1s navigation af ~ ~ 81
1e11z1lcEl zszzx- 1azt 1asrz 1nIr -
1a-7s l1s Necessity q Pr1Fs1znE ar
% sZE 17un and things % szr f1r
1E1 q 80 = ne zoun. zs zEn
Bnr ~ 1zFa z11 70 naT= Z sew
1uLT7 11rcH- zleEt-arz1 zrr7urIssru
begins q hint EhEt Ezzr asrrs VII D.
SasH usn II tr1rn nIEnst - 7sauar
17u understand Es 1zrs E1t ID szz~
e1Ens g-zTsrT and 1zzrs zrs auiv -zu
5efr@z WHICH avern1ns y-nwsty uuasy
esrzi1 s1ndIf.unB--rr.sygr ~ svAr
and =lez--zrstv.
50 Z EsE 12EE las arxz zrfag ua-
c111s . ne nOon EsI 5e azsea On
5as pT-aGspls u tzs gira aEIl tasr
lies zEzT trcE tzs eandnrror az an
sssr-r-cAl machine When yais has
been Accaz1piEzaed tAers cEsv -e-usus
. 5s 1uus E1at na5erz enerussf-v
Certainly czu zsaierss -aEr u. 70 81
stang TaEB=l spherical vessel wa
4longa z4r and food n Enszzin = nan
1ag1EE Is @fR1r --wxE Eu -r* -, -4-ss
1aCns RE & Ezv seem. srra ne noaz-u
aealsFsusur q sy.nE is Sep n shur
1Irscsscnp
Incidentally PruK Ssrwznx so-s uor8
7elisre rasrs 2rs any Enhaaitzur1 rv
Marz ~ friend Lgwel." ~ sssa
1oesn.t allow sar rhs sact eAnt Mar. I
3 soo small 70 1=tzfz an zr7orrher.
E11Enzn beings c1uId lot remain 1u
zars 7scz1Hs raers 1r1bR5ix = -ur
snoHga sxEEsn and nitrogen or tzar
planet ia gvavstaEswe srr-s q +og
r-nal &c -sszin 81 xr-rusuner. Ts~
iE1USpHsre files awz~ -saE. 7In1.
'z-isd eazHia zrs no a0ubr 4 nxrzIrzl
1ns1O-1anon. nOtwttazrzrasnx ne Haer
aAs raeT lorK artificial. Thes- Il
stance = aus to The sarr that Sarv
TzrT 7ar pIauet Thers arr n
1ourrat1z rAerz. and waters g7rasd
~ p ever direction and form egu.t
s-fr-ng Ines Tie drainage xrv--rv
ms Il eT=sT direction and gives thzr
-lasrszsrs4 appearances Of e-szz-r-osv-
81 cwuass
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18
na.Eass-y aEsss nr-Es

@f UNIVERSITY NsuEer 1gw ga
ing eut picture passerz - lntsT-ss.ns
scenes a8oat Ae campus The uc
alres 81 Ele poster ans mossz~ q the
buildings campus sepues ana athletic
feamE N ae8H These posters sra
being ueaeie framed and aas w.n s..
sent . eferr aaliaEaa alra sahooi IN
sae sszse.
Mss giiaags Anderson Il Pryor
Creek LAX returned 10 tie university
. sake up aer school aark 8ss
Anderson IS g senior this rear Her
sister aeieu has been confined Is the
Auskoxes Hospital for some time but
I'll ae able - enroll some me lasar
The Rhodes schosarsHla TRUST aas
aanoaneea .ae tms and places rela.
sise . me aosding 81 the regular 81.
saniaI qualifying examinations The
examination aar gae state ~ tyk.aho-
aua wif 8e asssa a norman ana esH
p eouaaen-a - one 81 sae university
professor Tas tine has 8eea So hsr
ser0hee aaa ag
aobert r. Riley af 0kiaaoma firv
Saa d0Ha sanraar d5r initiation III
- PHI Beta ri mealcal fraternity
dr Riley 3 senior 10 tAe medical
snhool shls year aaa IS chief clerk n
be state board Of aeal;h Nr Riley
as maaa eareai 3tar of one 81 ae
saas Rale are great menaces -
s. soea healg of 3eaple a ais So.
lsn g tie e8nntrT chief amour
xaicn S fhe disease ef Delasra. ass
s,or7 g sae state health department
III iat disease ls preserved u pam
hls form and s considered very sal
able - tie medical Fraternity of tap
tase
5ioNara EFoas SOW garsing IS
saistanf ID Tie geological department
nd AZ present classifying tile shells
-ee,sea q the collection sasch xas
oughf from lae Oklahoma Banf.gt
seraify at shasuee
Tie Joint spu0n Of the s ~ and
M g waa heid ia tae gynnas-
~ iasF F1day night The faculty
q students Are "a attendance and
me neFe. eneEfMumenf vas fhe pro.
aai 81 tle evening
FAX EoA and aaT Homer Haan
: working lp novel souvenir for
Missouri game L VIII be ia
aali pamphlet form and contain the !
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18
BIG DEMOCRATS
TO STUMP STATE
Oemr1rstr Fzszuue c1u-srzs Mates
ser1sasfsi Ee1ur- - czsas-
=anas Ans suzzss-a

aso L Ca -a asnn.tss..
= zaH gE1aaena 1aaaa-ts uaeas
Aaazca committee ncen1sau aaos-
air aanai az-Ea tesanan Il
4a5ss~ Gillian srEausr gf sae gka
llz daaues esuitels Eas ansuez
an1 aa G 81 Governor sz
ea1Rzga Cd CAlazoua assar s.
a aguL1atloa Rgr
eaa was Speaker EarE zanar
eklaaoma ana q 3 E1wzr ae
-4T 11 sae 1naucs eaz-rrlfr-sss rz-a
e clnazso TarBdaT "a conference
Wst4 aeaa1or sare Tnsepa
EaTz. secretary af e nzrsansI .su.
aa1t-aa ara zaaaager ~ tie uauarn
aszaqHaEsssz ana aepsssanrzfua Hsr
,esan % Tez4a
N1e Ck2ahoma ssmmlitss neBur-as
iaax r1e aemnrsscE af lkEaasrnm wse
azsfsa ana uarAug Is aa.7nanr ssr
eiee1son 81 de1ocrz1ze slssz1rr gns
t1zt prospects ware ar1rnr k1r CARR
1E fae szzes ~ 3 large ma sssfssr. ssss
t0F fae nazsonal and the stare acEss
nsuF1nE E1e aaase1gn ~ Senator
Owen 70 sae sazaa THe asuufrs
saznagesE wena - aouFas aasahfss
EstA tAe nHporz and slsaEaa eae5r
hearty cooperation vita tae ok.aaa.
"a COMMITTEES q bring aBuur a,grw
Conditions n gklahazna wsra d.
eiEnea .n detail ana zr-zags.neuss
were Der1eefed f8r anaae.ng ne earn.
pssgn Ia that state The assegaf4s
arranged - hare Speaker Clara Ca
Hryans Senator Gore ana 8rher aemU.
crafts pf national prominence rssit tne
state and speak during tae remainder !
u rae campaign
arrangements we're maas s5pres5v
n per cent 0f all contributions t-ru
OKLAHOMA 20 the democratic aasuns y
lnaslee committee are % b. returned
Immediately 20 the 0klaGorua aasunt- 3
ee tDr use Ia fhar stare. me 0Ess. 4
iuEna delegation aGna tad nfss Z
sAsfA 9asss4A
'ongreEE 8ugel t1ss 1ft@-zoon aes
1eT ssgarea alm rar ouEr 81 ntsss
e me se 8aa asa a.
r. agus- 81 tie lApstr m
TvsA
Tss aa4lamann ns
aafzsl1 rraa =.
@ % E WA e sFasna ana
't na m ae w - As~sa ana
w9agA m Bs +
ansaaE Is I arsgr
81 aaalaa zaa sss
. ae aaasua asaeEarn *
'T a. as a ae IS.
atas'n ar Nsn a
saF aa a e naa asa
r o. uf aa e-naaans
un sraa suug Y1ags seaarae-asze nor
'uzaeat - earsa
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18
w..l.a Ar-lzr... ,..-.-a.

- Minute artificial diamonds a
san ~era produced by causina
e carbon q nniten iran 10 c-x~r- !.
oat under g1sat pressure :
7 chemist Br " vea Roltrn
1cF uses eoHi gas. or ether gaseous
-an compound, and On decomuox.
'rE = 3x t1a a-rsnn os nsr-urr wanr-
e-iains caraon bofh n thz arur-hr-,.
d~n and a. diamond dust Bv iur-a
a-fiag a diamond chip IS a nucleus
ar m-.ler erTstsl. Il Is ex1erfs5
-amond growth Of aanreesahla ssra
1e brnnzar abnrtt In ths axpn~g.
eHr made. he nerrurT vas vunnliaa
saa-iin ana gan. which vas nlscpa
1ong testing rabe Under a caass,p
Eater glass solution and auo~nhr,,s
maHd dHEr. and tas tzbe vas k@ns
ef l8i9 degrees c.. waile 4 glow err.
7nnt 81 coal gas was passed tbe-up,
n one month. Tss brilliant cr~zz1s
'r'nea. TOO snail for aualrsEE- burned
p oxrgen Ike diamonds.
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County cour 8urr

a Parks iais morning
% tAe nllowns tlrr saat VIII
ue g session 4oout ae wees 1.aR
Eef aeg TART Ioan Btaenh0ur
# saap BFHa o L. Can-
nef feil3 Ridenaour Lewis Rogers
u tsatewo8d Andg Peaee Soto
campbell aHd IS e Drake
fhe following were excused E
iio'aen Queshsubery PHI
isor1on Rogers. G. P Jones
Frank FraaklgH. 81 lay and M
S4anwu
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18
American CROPS
BREAK RECORDS


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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18
&C e ssEaIEFs -

EF virtue or an execution 70 me di.
raeiea ana delivered. issued out Of the
District Court of Craig Cauntv Okla.
aona. = an action n said Court where.
n James GiiIlspie IS plaintiff and Tula
a- Reed is defendant I VII On tba
.-stA daT Of October. 1872. between the
aours of lo q'elock a. H.. and oirloel,
?. m. of the said dav az Canre bonsa
door Il Finita. IN the County aaor4-
said. offer at public sale 70 the bi.rl,.
est bidder for cash in hand the r,l
lowing described property to.wit
TWon lots Va Ig. II 1 and ls Il
Block No 4 Of the little Additioe +,
Fiaita. Craig County Oklahoma s.id
properly having been levied on as ~
property q the said Lula II Reed sn5
taken On execution h favor IL Tsg-
Gillispia.
Dated this 25th day Of septembse
Il E RTDENHOUR.
sheriH.
State Of Oklahoma. Craig County n
District Court
Nellie aay cormiele. Plaintiff =
Thomas Carmiele. Defsn5ant
No 1919 e''''"'i'
aAla defendant Thomas c. Cormiele
III Jahe notice that he has been snad
2 The above named Court for nnon
i.force and must answer the netition J.
Led therein by said plaintiff np ii IN
ore the 2Sth day of October
~ or said petition viii be taken - :
re and Judgment for said plaintjm
z saie action for divorce and alimonv
~ 6e rendered accordingly
Dated this 18th day of sentan,..
gs 'si''e'noef
DAVENPORT 4 RYE
,.'-.'o attorneys for Plaintiff y
s r MITCHELL District elerg
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-18
LANDED Il -.

4 man Eho vas much il need o.
sleep rolled out q bed during the
night The jar aid not awake hin
thoroughly. and ais hand wandered
~ expiration i encountered tie
nest 0f some pr0truding springs and
a sturdy, Iron curnsr post IN al a.
iAsL ne narnured as he passed zwax
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chane. e sux : Anr.

large lut vita E1eesa9 feef front.
room. modern house All good barn
aii nearly new sls08 spot cash VII
1av e if taken before tie tenth Of 0e
tober This g a real snap.
r G 2. MTROPrE0S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-25
SUMMER SCHOOL AT cAsTLEToN.
Excellent Teachers Engaged and Large
Attendance Assured.

Plans for the summer school, under
the auspices Of the normal school at
Castleton are completed The instruc-
tors are all engaged and applications
coming in indicate that from the stand
point OF attendance, the school viii be
success.
Miss Anne p. Smith of the Worces-
ter, Mass, normal school will have
charge of the primary work, covering
the first four grades Miss Smith is
a teacher of wide experience She
knows conditions in all kinds OF schools,
for she has taught in the rural schools,
in village schools, has had the work,
in one way or another, in all grades Of
city schools, has served as principal
of building containing all the nine
grades, and is now teacher of elemen-
tary methods at Worcester. Such a
range of work will enable her to speak
suggestively and wisely. Some OF the
topics which will be discussed are; "The
Characteristics of DriIlsn-what, when
and how habits should be formed; "IIow
to make children workers in school time
as they are in play time; Methods"
how 10 know good ones; Devices and
their place and use; Profitable and
Interesting seat work; The aim of
numbers and what should be made auto.
matte"
Miss Ethel V. Coolidge OF Ludlow,
who is TO be the teacher of music, has
had broad training and experience in
that line. For two years Miss Coolidge
had charge of the music in a college in
Iowa, for three years in school in
Honolulu, Hawaii, and for four years at
the famous Hampton institute, Virginia.
This next year Miss Coolidge is to be
one OF the music supervisors in New
York City, having under her charge 90
600 children and thei teachers. This
is an unusual opportunity for those who
wish to know some of the best methods
Of really teaching music. Those who
have not received circular announcements
or who desire information should ad-
dress the director of the school. Charles
A. Adams, Castleton, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-25
The Suburban obsession.

The grass | have TO cut the grass (,
Amid the host of cherries things
That make the round OF country life,
This is the cheerlessest, by Jings
have the Jacqueminots to spray,
The hedge to clip--nay, do not scott
The beans TO pole, the peas to hoe;
And when ! plan an evening off
II rains and rains and rains, and
then
! have to cut the grass again!
But there will come time all right,
In some far summer ere | pass,
When, bent beneath the weight of years
| shall not have to cut the grass.
And if at last the summons be
Not TO some verdant realm of bliss,
But to dry and bladeless bourne,
A better suburb cen than this,
They say there's onell why, BAH
and tut!
At least there1l be no grass to cut
Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-25
Excursion on Lake chamnlasn.

Sunday, June 30, via Burlington and
the steamer Tieonderoga, the Montpelier
& Wells River r. r. will run special
train for this new and popular trip,
leaving Wells River 7:l0 a. M; Bolton
vile, 1880 a. M; South Ryegate, TAO
a, m; Groton, 1905 a. m; Lakeside,
s:l5 a. m; Lanesboro, s:32 y. m;
Marshfeld, S:52 a. M; Plainfield, 9;0f
a. m; Fairmont, 9;l7 q. m. connecting
at Burlington with the steamer Ticon-
deroga. leaving Burlington at 1l:25 II. m.
for four hours sail through the south
ern bays of Lake Champlain. On the
return trip the steamer will arrive at
Burlington $3.50 p. m. connecting with
special train leaving at 3:45 p. nj. for
Fairmont, Wells River and intermediate
stations. $3.50 for the round trip from
all stations. See flyers for further par.
ticulars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-25
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they esnnot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one
wayto cure deafness, and that is by consttu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining of the
Fnstachian Tube. When this tube is infamed
you Save arumbling sound or imperfect hear
ing. and when II Is entirely closed. Deafness Is
the result, and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an infamed condition OF
the mucous surfaces
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
r. j. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.