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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-06
4 MODERN INSTITUTION.
 CONDUCTED ALONG MODERN LINES
The Mohican Store Rapidly Growing In Popularity Because of Low Priced Merchandise.

The old time market or grocery used to carry about everything and charge exorbitant prices. The modern idea of the Meat and Grocery store is to select carefully the best merchandise from the market and sell it at the lowest possible prices, at least, that Is the idea of the Mohican Company, who for over three years have con- ducted large and rapidly increas- ing business at their elegant quar- ters on Golden Hill Street.
 This concern has a chain Of stores reaching from Lewiston, Me, to Pitts burg. Pa With Headquarters in New York City. where the buying is done for all stores, thus giving them the greatest buying power of any insti- tuition of it's kind in the country, they market and buy in quantities sufn- ciently large to secure the very best concessions as to price, and thus give every advantage to the consumer. advertising from day to day various items at prices which are so close to impossible that they can sell their merchandise 50 cheapIy.
 Combined to their buying power. the most rigid economy is maintained toner the benefit of every cent pos sible. No teams are kept to make deliveries. The customers do not have to pay for the upkeep of horses. wagons. etc, and goods are sold pro- portionately low
 The Mohican Company was found ed and is the idea of one of Americas most prosperous and progressive .busi- ness men. Their phenomenal growth here is due to the fact that they han de the highest quality goods and sell at prices which mean real money sav- ings to the purchaser. If you haven't got the habit of buying at this store, step in Saturday and see for yourself how much farther the money will go toward the Sunday dinner. Twill surprise you.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-06
CLEAN YOUR LIVER AND 90 FEET
 OF BOWELS WITH SYRUP OF FIGS" More Effective Than Caloel Castor Oil Salts Gently Cleanses the Stomach. Liver and Bowels Without
 Nausea Gripping. Children Dearly Love It

You know when your liver is bad. when your bowels are sluggish You feel cretain dullness and depression. perhaps the approach of a headache. your stomach gets sour and full of gas. tongue coated, breath foul, or you have indigestion. You say, "I am bilious or eonstipated and I must take something tonight.
 Most people shrink from a physic they think of castor oil, calomeI. salts or carthartic pills.
 It's different with Syrup of Figs. It's effect is as that of fruit; of eat ing coarse food; of exercise Take teaspoonfu1 of delicious Syrup of Figs tonight and you won't realize you have taken anything until morning, when all the ciogged up waste mat ter, sour bile and constipation poisons move on and out of your system, with
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-06
sos1NAMBULIsT FALLS s5 FEET.
Williamsburg Man Steps Out of Fourth Story Window While
 AsIeep.

New York, Sept 6.-Frank Berron. a plasterer, 28 years old, of 35 Have meyer street, Williamsburg, was mor- tally, injured yesterday when he step- ped out of a fourth floor window while asleep.
 He had been subject to sonnam bu- Hsrn and last winter fell down a. flight of stairs. His family after ward took extra precautions to pro- tect him, but he got out of bed with out being heard at a. m. yesterday ed.
 He fell about thirty-f1v feet, sus- tatning a fracture of the skull and left thigh, as we'll as internal injuries He was taken to the Williamsburg Hospital, where it was said he would proba bly, die.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-06

out grfpe, nausea or weakness. Noth- ing else cIeanses and regulates your sour, disor1ered stomach; torpid liver and thirty feet of waste-c -clogged bow els like gentle, effective Syrup of Figs. Don't think you. are drugging wour- self. Being composed entirely of 1us- c1ous figs, sennaJ and aromatfcS, it can not cause injury.
 If your child is cross. sick and feverish, or its little stomach sour. tongue coated. give Syrup of Figs at once. It's really all that is needed to make children we'll and happy again. They dearly love it's pleasant taste :
 Ask your druggist for the full name, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna,' and look on the label for the Fig Syrup Company That, and that only. is the genuine. Refuse any other fig syrup substitute with contempt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-06
PLANS s75o,0Oo MEMORIAL. BramwelI Booth Would Erect New Training College For Officers.

London, Sept. 6.-Bramwen Booth, the new head of the Salvation Army. has issued an appeal for $750,OO0 with which to erect, equip and main tain a new training college for SaIva- tion Army officers as 8 memorial to his father.
 In discussing the project BramwelI Booth adds that provision for the better training of officers had much occupied his fathers mind of late years, but he hesitated. to bring out the plan because of the large sum required.
 The amount raised here will deter mine what shall be done in the Unit ed States, Canada, India, Germany and elsewhere.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-06
oH1NK HANGS HIMSELF.

Grosvernorda1e, Sept. 6.-The body of Shin Foo Ling, the first Chinaman to commit suicide in this state, will be sent to Boston for funeral services to be held there. Ling, on account of illness hanged himself.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-06
REYNOLDS FCRSBREY,
 MURDERER, ESCAPED
 FROM TOMBS PRISON

New York, Sept. 5-wholesa1e changes at the Tonlbs are likely be- murders. He had been detected in an attempt to escape a few days be- fore and had been placed in a secIud- ed cell, from which he easily made his way to the yard and thence over a wall to the street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-06

T. L. Parks. Murrayville. Ga, Route ly cured of a bad kidney and bladder trouble. He says himself: "I have suffered with my kidneys. My back ached and I was annoyed with blad- der irregularities. can truthfully say, one Soc bottle of Foley Kidney Pills cured me entirely They con- tain no habit forming drugs. F. L. Curtis. Il
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-06

A really effective kidney and blad- der medicine must first stop the pro- gress of the disease and then cure the conditions that cause it. Use Fo- ley Kidney Pills for all kidney and bladder troubles and urinary frregu- lar1ties. They are safe and reliable. They help quickly and permaflentIy In the yellow package. FL. Cur tis 35
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-02
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cleveland
Dawson. resident diplomatic oficer Of
the state department died here early
to-day after an illness OF several
weeks. with a complication Of diseases
WASHINGTON. - The Interstate
commerce Commission to-day sus-
pended until November IL. freight rate
increases proposed by the western
trunk lines from points in Minnesota
to Cincinnati. on potatoes and Other
commodities. The advances average
approximately twelve per cent.
DES MONIES. Iowa.-Right Rev.
AUSTIN Bowling. formerly Of Provi-
dence. X. l.. was installed as Bishop
OF the new Catholic diocese OF Des
Moines. here tonight.
DES MONIES. Iowa-Superinten-
dents OF education throughout the
country will be asked to extend kind
ergarten work through the first three
years of child school life. according
10 announcement today during the
second session Of the International
kindergarten Union.
NEW YORK.-The Standard oil
company Of New York today advanced
all grades Of refined petroleum thirty
points making refined in cases 1850
cents per gallon, standard white in
barrels $50 and in bulk 500.
BUFFALO. y. "A strike Of 1000
members or the United Brotharhood
OF Carpenters and Joiners was inaug-
ursted here today. The men ask an
increase In wages from - To so cents
ana hour. an eight hour day and Sat
urday half holiday during June. Julv
and August.
WATERFOWL y. Y-Lates, .s,i-
mates Of the loss 10y the fire which
destroyed practically the entire BUSH
ness section ~ CrOghan last uicht-
place the amount at $7OO. 600.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Concerenccs
representing the coal miners and on
orators Of the Southwest. today re-
neWed their agreement that Their. shall
be no suspension 81 o]pcrationrs Al mo
mines while negotiations for a new
contract are pending.
WASHINGTON-George r. Cove. OF
Wisconsin. private secretary To- Secre-
tarN Fisher. has been appointed as
slstsnt To the secretary. Herbert A
Meyer. OF ohio. confidential clerk.
succeeds SIR. Cove.
PARIS.-Up to- this afternoon. May
Day had passed peacefully. Though
there were great crowds In the streets
Tn" proposed May Day procession
arranged 10y the General Federation OF
Labor was prohibited by the govern
ment.
NASHINGTON - Nearly 500 OO
more Tor the relief Of Mississippi river
Hood sufferers wa voted by IN. House
committee on appropriations to-day.
CONNERSVHLLE. Ind-Finfv II
Cray. Of this city. was unanimously
renominated for Congress by th. Dem
ocrats of the Sixth district. In con-
Vcrtion here today.
MADRlp-Twenty Thousand persons
participated in the w-orklngm.ns' Nav
Day parade. The angir was conducted
in an orderly under the ohs,r-
walton 81 tine police.
DIES MONIES Sc%cr.tarv g.. d.
sumner. ot the state board 81 heatn
today tf'cVraphed ID, Michiean hoard
rf health 90 send FOR Herman Hirqrh-
Held. a Michigan man. believed Co lee
afflicted with I-prnsy. who is isolated
al '~cntcryile. Iowa.
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Soul, Twenty-third; Owen Under
wood, Twenty-fourth: w. W. Kincaid,
1wenty-Flfth: Lex y. Mitchell
Twenty-seventh; Fred W. Brown,
Twenty-eighth; George Finn. Pitts.
burGh.
A%lternates at large: Frederick s.
Drake. Philadelphia. Virgil d. Ack.
er. Fifteenth; Harry b. Myers. and
r. 4. Orbison, Seventeenth: b. +.
Madore. Fifteenth: William r. Sch.
mucker. Twentieth; Philip z.
Woiemsdorf. Twenty-nrst: Reynolds
Laugh'iu, Twenty-second: Thomas 4.
II. Hay. Twenty-sixth; c. {. Nc.
Claim. Tweuty-seventh: Oscar Denny.
Twenty-eighth; W. L. Mccullough.
Thirty-frst.
The new state chairman elected BY
the convention Is Henry G. WATSON.
Of Pittsburgh, and M new secretary
OF the state committee IL 4. Nevin
Dietrich. Of Chambersburg. Colonel
Fred q. Wilson. Of Philadelphia. was
appointed as assistant secretary and
it vas announced that the state head
quarters will be continued az Phila-
delphia.
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YAW RECITAL
At the Court Proves Musical Treat Of
the Season In Wheeling.

Last evening a rather small but
a|ppreciatiye audience attended the
Ellen Beache Yaw vocal musical re-
cital at the Court theater. assisted by
Franklin Cannon. pianist. According
10 the worlds critics and those who
had the pleasure OF hearing the beauti-
full prima donna soprano last evening,
she is among the sweetest and most
beautiful singers in this country. Her
efforts were enoOred and at nearly
every number she was called back.
Madame Yew's recltals were inter
spersed with piano solos by Mr.. Can
non who Is a splendid artist. opening
his program with Polonaise Op. SO
Chopin. followed by Madame Yew
rendering All, fos' e lui' ia Travi-
ataD. The recital throughout was
highly classical. and the songs touched
the heart stinGs OF the heart. Madame
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GER MANS AVERT
BIG STEEL WAR
~Ihrsstsned Industrial struasIe Avoided
81 Prompt Action Of
Mill Owners

BERLIN. May The great German
steel syndicate controlling the compe-
titioa Of German steel works by a sys-
tom OF production quotas all but
collapsed last night. The agreement
expired at midnight. but the
members disregarded the clock and
early to-day had succeeded In pre-
venting a steel war though only among
ne hrst group comprising manufac-
turers OF rails. ties. structural steel
and half rooled steel.
An attempt 20 regulate the produc-
ton OF the second group. which man
ufactures steel bars, plates. tubing and
wire stock. which the syndicate form
ely controlled BIZ restricting the
uuotas ot raw material to be used
at each factory. was abandoned and a
price war II expected at the end OF
three months. by which time the
present contracts OF the several fac
tories VIII have been completed.
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SUES TOWN
o@'nesViiIe Man Arrested For Boot
'ess'n9 Nov Demands Heavy
Damages.

SPECIAL Dispatch 70 TIE intelligence
- GAINESVILLE. ohio. Nav l.
II"oably on" Of the most unIou.
,"ses mat was ever brought in Tho
,''"I court WAS filed TO-DAY wb.r
irwin Mott brought suit or.t,g, -
village 81 GAINESVILLE. askinr az ooo
"dmae"s Tor being wrongly prnsecuf.d
A'tt alleges hat on the srd 81 Ma
l'll. be WAS maIiciouslv broupb,
lor, the Mayor Of GAINESVILLE charged
H"h s'IlnE intoxicating liquor. fhaf
~ vas imprisoned In the village jail
W." DAYS and was made 10 gi,..
bail for his appeararsa.
IN IN" Sfh dav 81 May he was tried
ana acquitted. but has been Ipi5raJ
IN MS credit and standing and HE
equation has been greatly deram.d
F"r th"s" reasons ne asks damares
SUN OF $4,000 through his at
place. " WAS
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FLINN PROGRAM
CARRIED OUT
IN PENNSYLVANIA STATE
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS
Progressive Platform Approved. En-
dorsIns Candidacy Of Roose-
welt.
Given oelesates-atLsrse by Conven
tion-Penrose Was Not
Present.

HARRISBURG. Pa. May 1.-The
Republican state convention to-day
was dominated by delegates favoring
Colonel Roosevelt. and 1t adopted a
progressive" platform which lauded
Roosevelt and omitted mention Of
President Taft or the work of his ad-
ministration.
The following ticket was named:
State Treasurer-Robert X. Young.
Wellsboro.
Auditor-General - A. W. Powell.
Pittsburgh.
Coongressmen-at-Large - Fred r.
Lewis. Allentown; Arthur n. Ripley.
Carlisle; John NJ. NORM. Pittsburgh:
Anderson H. Walters. J%ohnstown.
Delegates-at-Large - Robert ID.
Tovne. Scranton: George Finn.
Pittsburgh; Ziba T. Moore. Philadel-
phia; H.. II. Gilkeson. P~hoenixville:
w. r.. Young. %Pottstown; w. s.
Tompkins. Luzerne county; W. II.
Hackenburg. S%unbury; George II.
Scull. Somerset; w. w. Kinkaid.
Meadville; Lex Mitchell. Punxsu-
tavney; Fred w. Brown. Elk county
Reynolds Louchlin. Westmoreland;
Owen Underwood. Beaver. All are
Instructed for Roosevelt.
Henry c.. WATSON. OF Pittsburgh.
was chosen chairman OF the state
committee. succeeding Henry F. Wal
ton, OF Philadelphia.
United States Senator Boies Pen
rose, who for so many years has been
a guiding spirit in Republican conven.
tions. was not in the hall. though a
delegate, and there was but slight pro.
test against the putting through of
: the slate OF the Roosevelt Republicans
sunder the leadership Of William
Finn. OF Pittsburgh. A resolution
adopted without opposition. con.
demned John Sharp Williams. OF Mis-
slssippi. for his "sacriligious debase.
ment OF the apostles creed in trying
10 defame our matchless leader, Theo-
dore Roosevelt"
A resolution putting the convention
on record as favoring n woman sun.
rage aF0solment TO the state constitu.
tion was negatively reported. but a
resolution requesting he next legisla-
ture to give this great question OF
vomda's suffrage careful consideration
with the view OF submitting the propo.
sition to a referendum vote when a
reasonable public demand demands e.
was adopted.
Presidential electors named by
congressional districts. In the north
and western part OF the states. as
|. ratified are: 19-Winiam II. Irwin.
A20-william II. Topton; 2l-Oscar
! Mitchell; ga. NJ. Christley; %
> William F. Crow; 24-Chester A.
Moore; 25-L. o. McLane: o6-John
rice; 27-John NJ. Williams: ESD.
]. Ball; 29-George n. Douglass: 80
Howard r. Oursler; 3l-Paul Ache.
32CJanes II. Hun.
National delegates az large: Ziba
~aiIIore. Philadelphia; III. II. GIky.
Seventh district: w. ?. Young.
nth Robert d. Towne. Tenth:
john Schiehey, Eleventh; W. II.
Weinberg. Sixteenth; George r.
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OF MINERS ILL
John White ssysd Win Hsmor,tss..
- rs lows Horst Delays
Mine Conferences

'skNi|'0s a. iowa var John o.
IIi' rational president uf fF.
2 rI'ri Min. Workers % Nmlr..4 v..
token suddenly NI % Die homo rara
%" 1A with f.rr HHm1rrfnr.a
i'F.I hH rIpflrrd Ii0nI vessels
i.h' f..i1r9 This arrrrnrn succeeded
"..iirf tha Cow Df blood Ilf
iha patient la said %. Do. DOB . r.rf,r.
r.rHIfiIn Eastern frrsgsmfrfa has.
been cancelled ~Infafrf.ft
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M'MECHEN
Attend STATE conv,ntlon

Tho Adult Bible class Of the First
". =. church. together with many
other members Of the church. attend.
ed the State Sunday school Conven.
ZION 80 Vince lng last evening Most.
y n.l 81 Oh" local members took par'
ln the mammoth stree parade and
made quite a showing. they having
probably fifty 80 line.
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Yaw in the middle of the program
sang The last Rose Of Summer
playing her OWL accompaniment.
Among her selections were several
senli-humorous songs. while her CLASH
cal renditions were like unto the song
bird, she having a most wonderful
control OF her voice. Madame Yaw is
only 2s years OF age. and critics pre-
dict a great future for her in the next
ten years.
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UTILIZING WASTE FOR PROFIT.
A S135 TaH-Eree Machine for Sa6.

We sell direct from the factory TO
you. that's why. We guarantee this
machine for 8 years, prepay freight
charges, guarantee safe delivery and
sented.
This Is a new special agency propo-
sition hat entities you to one county
right for one year. and II pays for Il.
self ever month. This should be
good news to the wise. Address to-
day,
The wood Waste DlstillerIes Co., Inc
1904 McCullosh Street,
Wheeling, w. Va, U. S. A.
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Niles Lillian " Phelps. member OF
% state IS g.. T. O.. % uottd temper
anc" lecturer. win deliver an address
at tho Fire. 81 r. church tomorrow
evening Miss Phelps comcs here ur.
der fh" au. spices OF those promofire
Tho night Tor The prohibition amend.
m"ni. which comes 10 % vote on no
remhor q Tho Prohibition Amend.
mont vii BIZ tho .uLLnrI
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Cleanup oay observed

H you jog rot cclu lp your yard
Yesterday. pct busy today Many
residents % advantage 81 the op-
po'iunity yesterday. and today the
cliy presents p very hue and deterrent
appearance Now the city officials re-.
1uest an thos" vho did NOT clean up
Their yards yesterday 10 do 50 this
mnrnLnE
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The small child OF Nr and ,ir. b.
w Morris of Seventh street who has
been il Tor Che past month. Is rapidly
Improving
The Iorrl h7aa b,If team will Likely
play fr" MouudstIlie Independent
team ai Sl'ppuer park 0n SUNDAY af
fnruCuu
Edward Davis returned to Dis home
'u seventh street yesterday. after
arending tho pae' four months 90
Washington. " Va
Tho senior class Of tho local Hirh
school Wit rehearHo their play This
evening In tho auditorium Of fha Con.
ir'. school building on Marshall
street
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br. Barlow. while answering a COLL
on seventh street yesterday morning
returned fo his tuggy. and rp tuning
M" huraF wnnt into N gutter and NO..
Fei. throwing mo- doctor 90 tho
ground Tho horse woe caught DO.
fore arv damage v4s done Tho fniu.
rirH to The doctor are very sri-hf.
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FOREIGN TRADE
Of West Virainia Coal Mine, Build.
ing Opi BIO Shipments CO 70
South America.

special Ulsrat.h tp tho IrtsII-srrs-
AlItAl'NI " Va Nav
y'IHnk lh' recent strike ~ coal minors
.l % th' coal markets o. tho
world ave looked 90 this r.gto, 49,
p lafE" amount ~ the product WIN.
mo STRIKE iq virtually over r..orfb..
I''9 th" sfrik" has deyaiourd n non.
~sliI"iiIn in the 'uaI business and ,..r
'iII being shipped from bon. D..
'W.-' ''Df. part NJ tho world TIN.
lf"fi.ri shipment ~ coal mad. from
Ihi7 region was % South America T
pr ''i.mated That during tn issfsr
Wv ~ March and fhr month ~ ApriI
you 10000 tons ~ coal have. been
nn'1 70 South America from this
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CORNERSTONE ~ LAID
OF NEW FEDERAL Bull DING

rN It. IrHrrI.N Co. fHa intel Ferrrr
PplNT PLEASANT. "a "a MAJ
The cornerstone ~ Tho nov rof
oral building here was aid vim ir+.
posing ceromonins ty fbe Naaona
ZION D. floss of M1rgaufogn.
made fH1 principal talk
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CLASS OF SEVENTEEN
AT MARSHALL COLLEGE

SPECIAL Dispatch 90 the InteUirencsr
HUNTINGTON. W. VA. May L.
class Of seventeen will graduate
from the Marshall college next month
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L'm' back 10 usually caused bv
rh'uma'iam Of the muscles - tho
hack' Tor which you viii End notbine
n'ii"r Than Chamberlain Linimrrf
For sale by aIl deaIpra
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HEAR YE! HEAR YE!

The best place in this city 10 have
plating OF all kinds. oxydizing. lacq.
uering and polishing done is at the
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Wheeling Plating &
Polishing Works,
Corner Eoff and Alley IS.
Nat. Phone 6o4-Y.
Cedar Moss

A new and scientific article for
cleaning Rags, Carpets. Limo
isums, Tns md Wood Floors.
Jse It with TIE carpets on Oh.
floor Makes sweep u- cosy n,
dust Or germs cap easy fI
Use and never falling
Not a sweeping powder
a5c q PACKAGE.
WIN every 2 packages pgr-
chased We rive a long handed
dust pan free.
Call Tor a sample AMI uae cs-
Oar Noes demonstrate.
white stsvfuR Firs.
nc a. pound 3 lHa fYr &c.
Potato Chips-a fresh lot
SOC a pound
Coeoanut Naooaroona
1'c "a r0unI
EEtra Fins Prunss
Joe "a pound
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McFadden's = The Mems Store
Buy Here and Get the Best

r In our Collar Department. We sell
h new Self Cleaning Linen Finish
Rubber Collars that look like the
finest Lfnen Our Self Cleaning
Collars don't have to b. sent to the
laundry 90 be washed-when the col
lar Is soiled from wearing. they can
be WASHED clean as new with a damp
cloth or a pom and water. Six new
styles OF these coilars-boys sizes. II
To Linens sizes. IL TO 49, for 20
\ cents.