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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-16
WHEELING COMPANY
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Special spa TO the fntellIEencsr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March IA
The following charters have been issued
By the secretary OF state:
West Virginia Border Coal Land Com
pany. of Williamson. W. Va. to coal
lands in Mingo county. West Virginia.
and Martini. county. Kentucky. and q
also d-ili for oil and kas Authorised
capital. $4,000. inccrporators n. RAN
doiph Bias. Everett Leftwich.w II. wal
ters and q. r. 4. Wiles. OF Williamson.
and r. IA. waidron. OF Naugatuck. W.
Marion Building Comnany. OF FAIR
ont. W. Va. general contractors and
builders. Authorized capital. $40. 600.
In-corporators: J.. G.. Robinson. D.. II.
wease. \. w. Grove. c. :. Robinson and
Seymour McInttre. OF Fairmont.
The Eikins Exploration Company. of
Elkins. w. Va. to drill for oil and gas
In Eik district OF Kanawha county.
Authorized capital. $4,000. i~ncorpora-
tors: Joseph II. MeDermott. OF Morgan
town. w. Va; W. a. Wilson and T. u.
Cross. OF Eikins. w. Va. r. p. F1ournoy
and s l. Flournoy. OF Charleston.
c. NJ. S. on and Gas Company. OF
Charleston. ". Va. to driil for oil and
49, ~ ~ ,f1@ Nt1'h1
Authorized capital. 10000 I~ncorpora-
tors: George n. Carey. d. Minotti. George
II. Aide. sam Skaff and Charles Skaff.
all OF Charleston.
Otto Amusement Company. OF Wheel
ing. W. Va. TO build and operate show
hoases I'm the city of Charleston. nth
orixed capital. $4,000. -Incorporstors:
William T. Otto, II. ID. Otto. r. w. Otto.
J. II. Otto and Arch T. Otto. all of
Wheeling.
. Harry Rose Sales Company. OF Char
lesion. w Va. TO conduct general mer-
chandise and advertising business. Au-
thorized capital. $4,000. -lncorporators:
J. II. Campbell and NJ. Blanche Camp
bell, OF Chelyan, w. Va: w. q. Barn
hart George T. Anderson and T. q. Town
send. OF Charleston.
The Meadow Bluff Mutual Telephone
Company. of Meadow Bluff. w. Va. to
own and operate a telephone line In
Grsenbrier. Nicholas. Pocahontas. Mon
roe. Summers and Fayette counties.
Authorized capital. $1,000. Incorpora-
tors: VIM. II. McClung. u. @. Martain. II.
Z. Sharp and w. b.. Jones. OF Meadow
Bluff. w. Va. and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-16

Moreover z am Informed from an
absolutely authoritative suurce fhaf
u ff fhe Intention 90 the Democratic
far.T rnters fn follow up u1eIr pres
Oft legislation ulfh ar ATTACK upon
fha riass end rouerF schrtuies
Their artf hr 500 b. q hlI revising
fhrse srE-fuira ard rriurnr ne
f1fIes from fH to 81 rrr rent fn ere
rlff 20 WrreUuF arf t.rrnffF q pr~
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-16
Saturday. March 10, 1912.
The Weather-Snow.
Saturday Toilet
Specials

SEVERAL attractively-
priced items from the
Toilet Goods Section will be
pleasing TO Saturday shoppers
of an economical turn:
Nonpareil Red Rubber
Household Gloves. all sizes. S5c
kind; sale price, $50 a pair.
Tooth Brushes, white or
transparent colored handles,
hard and soft bristles, l5c
kind; sale price, Sc each.
Flexible Steel Nail Files. all
lengths, CSC kind; sale price,
14c each.
Cloth Brushes, good quality
black bristles, SOC kind; sale
price, SIC each.
DR.. Kelly's Expanding
Douche or Bulb Syringe, Sl.29
kind; sale price, 79c each.
Vero-Form Liquid Toile'
Soap. lsc bottles; sale price,
19c.
Ricksecker's Medicated Skin
Soap, 23c cakes; sale price,
14c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-16

FOR fifteen years. when big iron and
steel companies are unable 70 earn
their dividends. attacks upon the iron
and sisel protective schedules are tho
lss' thing that ought % be- ncou
aged by Republicans
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30
STERLING

w. r. Mack was IN arrival from
Waterloo, Iowa, Tuesday to look
over several land bargains. W. p.
Runey, Of Bismarck, showed Mr..
Mack around the country, demon
stratlng the many advantages OF
locating in Burleigh county to him.
J. Roam johnson arrived home from
Iowa Thursday. Mr.. Johnson has
spent the past FIVE months enjoying
an outing in the southern states,
visiting his many relatives and
friends. He will spend some time
here with his two sons Tyler aad
Carey Johnson.
Geo. Manly, ST.. went to Medina
Thursday to take charge OF the gang
laying steel on the right.of-way OF
the N. p. Steve Pavzychowski' takes
charge Of the section here during Mr..
Nanley's absence. F....s,s.s .-.,,s.
L.. Il. Heaton and j. e. Anderson
shipped three cars OF the finest look
ing cattle, 80 far this season to South
81. raul, Saturday. Anderson. and
Thompson accompanied the cars
. John Forester and Noryal Marvel,
OF Brittin, drove in from the north
Friday night. Eoth gentlemen are
driving over, the entire county In the
interests Of their political ambitions,
for register Of deeds and treasurer
on the democratic ticket.
In driving through the country, one
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30

nionstrated their faith in 1t by in
yesting thClr money.
s. H.. Allen of Akron, Iowa, arrlv.
ed at Ilettlnger on Thursday last.
Mr.. Allen has considerable land in
Adams County and, 10 here on bust
ness connected With hlR farming
operations during tho year,
Ed. Lewis Of Arlington, South Da.
kota, arrived at IIettlnger on Thurs.
oay last Mr.. Lewis 10 the owner OF
tire old Talbot farm north Of Hot.
finger and, Is here on business CON
.,.ecttd. with the threshns and mar
keting of his crop.
The new standpipe, nut In by the
Milwaukee, railroad Just west OF the
depot Is completed and in operation.
This Is q great convenience for west
bound passenger trains. rs 1t enables
them TO take water while unloading
mail and express at the depot plat
form.
George COrbett of shannon, iii,
nOs, arrived al Hettnger on Thurs.
day for a viait with his. two boys
on their farms northwest OF this
place This is Mr. COrbett's[ first
visit TO Adams county and he states
he Is well pleased with the country
md with the crops received.
Mrs. G. A. Kirkham OF Rochester,
Minnesota, has been visiting the
past several days ut the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. cyril II. Thomas. Mr..
Kirkham will attend to having the
crop raised on this land this year
threshed and marketed.
B. r.. Larson OF Hllstad. Mime
sofa, president Of the Hettinger
Milling Company, arrived at Het-
finger on Thursday. The mill Is
making arrangements to run both
day and night in the near future and
Martin Thompson of Fennimore,
Wisconsin, who will be tho night
miller, accompanied Mr. Larson to
Hettlnger. fy ri. ZIP
r. C.. Rarnum Of Morrison, Illinois.
spent several days of last week at
Hettinger looking over the country
n this neighborhood. Mr.. Barnllm
has some land north Of Scranton. on
which he had 100 acres broken and
sown to. fax last spring, lie states
re is well pleased. with the crop
grown on his land this year, and will
make arrangements to have same
armed again next year.
H. T. Hedmond, and family re-.
.urned on Friday last, from two
weeks trip to the northern part OF
he state. The party made, the trip
a Ford automobile, and report an
movable time. Mr.. Redmond spent
several days enjoying the duck hunt.
ng in McHenry county, Whi,h he
eports as being exceptionally coed
his fall owing to the heavy rains in
hat territory during the past sun I
ner. Mr.. Redmond states chat
hreshing in that part of the state ls
Just beginning and that considerable
harvesting is yet to, be- dones 2 large
mount OF wheat and oats still re-
naming uncut. .ets,.s g9B@ 6
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30
MANNING

t-t ! L. d
G. H. Ginder drove 20 Dickinson
with a portion Of Dunn county's ex-
hibit for shipment to bismarck An.
other load was taken In The same day
by Bert Boyd. u y b4%5 +
!, John Shew has. purchaSed the large
barn belonging to Alex Fowler and
has commenced on an addition. He
expects to open feed barn as soon
as the work is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Lawrence who
have been living at the Rec home
in Manning since their return from
Wisconsin several months ago, have
gone TO the homestead near Bailey
for the winter. ,- So, -
States Attorney Ali. O. Nelson
arrived home Wednesday from at
tending the funerals OF his father at
Hatton, this state. His brother. FL
mer, will remain for some time at
1atton caring ior theCastate.
Deputy Sheriff II. A. fKaspar and
Frank L. Partridge went to Dickin.
son Wednesday evening and were in
itiated into the mysteries OF the
Loyal, Order Of Moose. a a..ar4.ra ua
(! Vim. Connolly arrived home last
week from Chicago after Y Two
weeks absence rounding up his stock
and making shipment. He was ac'
colhpan!ed home by his niece, Miss
Connolly Of Mantlan, anf, her fsicnd
Miss Nichols. OF Iowa, who will visit
at the Connolly ranch twenty miles
north. e a,.s !. III. .,e., ". =. .5.S,sX
There. are: several new advertise.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30

is surprised to see 80 large an acre
age 81 fax that Is. still uncut owing
to the past wet weather. AId now
that nice weather has arrived, the
farmers will be handicapped in at.
tending To their threshlng and the
cutting of fax at the same time.
Which means that politics will have
to takee a back seat for some time as
far as the farmers are concerned.
In order to properly care for his
increasing blacksmith trade, Matt.
Benzmiller has installed one of the
latest model triphammer and gaso.
line engines in his shop. This is q
great Improvement and much need
ed machine that both, aids in quicker
service and improved work. IS
Richard Bucknell Vas an arrival
from necOrah, Iowa, last week to act
as assistant to f. H.. Amundsen in
the Sterling State Bank during the
fall rush. "Dick" has already ex-
pressed his good opinion of the town
and thinks he will buy it. .@-
: r. X. Mockier,- the capitl clty's
prominent 7lawyer, rnotored Through.
our village Saturday in Chris. Hem
sler's machine, looking after the
prospects OF the Bull, Moose party.
1t. ia run,Osed Mr.. Moekler is,:to come
out for state senate against f. A!
Hughes, II SO, az r." will make "E.
A." travel sonic.
Capt. Davis and Sergt. COston came
down from Fort Lincoln Saturday to
80 hunting with S. T. Parke TO Long
Lake after ducks. They returned
Sunday reporting q pleasant trip hut
the ducks were scarce owing to. the
lake freezing over at night.
Rev. 0. e. Belshelm, Of Mandant
held services at the Methodist
church here Sunday. He delivered d
very interesting sermon, belag heard
by large and attentive congrega.
tIon. .' b.. .'..' :
NJ. B. lrlnseth motored up from
Driscoll Saturday on business.
Another social hop was held at the
Schaper hall Saturday evening, just
a small town crowd attending, Bill
Schaper furnished the music and a
few pleasant hours were whlled away.
Mrs. r. Mattson returned 10 Bis.
marck Sunday after having spent q
few days with her sister Mrs. p. Ran:
dom, .--'
Tho N. P. grain loading platform
is completed and in, readiness for
the loading out Of grain. The plat
form is larger and more colven-
iently constructed than the one that
was destroyed by fire..
Everybody is looking forward to
the opening OF the Exposition at the
capital city Tuesday, the one big
event Of the year.
Miss Mae Schmoll, teacher OF White
school No. 1, spent" Saturday at Vat'
ley City visiting friends.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30
RHADIE
81. ~

N u
-. Cherpcski left the first of the
week for YanktOn,. $. D.. where he Is
In the employ Of the Great Northern
railway.
Mrs. S. Brown has returned from
Sacred Heart, MINI, where she had
been for some time, visiting rcla-
lives. ..E
Mrs. Nels Ahlness and son Leo,
spent several days with friends ut
Hettlnser the past week, going down
Friday morning to take In the Adams
county fair.
Gust Strom of Badland, left last
Saturday for Blunt, 8. D.. where ne
expects To secure some horses, and
ship ear of stock, machinery, ETC.,
here for use on his farm. .a
Claire King, q young man WORKING
with the Harvey Anderson threshing
crew west OF town, engaged IN q
wrestling Sunday evening, and as q
result, Is laid up with a dlslocated
shoulder. ...,. =
Hon. G. A. GladGr, OF AtWater,
MINI, was here the first Of the week
looking after hi2 land northeast OF
town. Mr.. Glader formerly owned
several thousand acres In Billlngs
county, but last year sold 5000 acres.
RI. |. Collins of Fon Du Lac, Wis,
was here a few days last week look
ing after the Investments OF his
firm, COLLINS & Klock) in this sec.
ton. Mr.. Collins is no stranger here
as he makes two trips a year. here
regularly. and has for several years.
A class of eight candidates receiy.
cd the second and third degrees at l..
Q. O. f. lodge last Thursday evening.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30

had made preparations to go to Kin.
tyre organized dance here and re-
port gorgeous event.
Henry Mayer and vito had q runA.
way experience while on lle way TO
town. from their farm north Of town
which was quito a lucky ono for them
as matters turned out. The team got
frightened and ran and The buggy
was turned over and the occupants
thrown some distance, Mrs. Mayer
striking on her head. The buggy
was completely demolished hut tho.
passengers miraculous escaped scr.
ious injuries. .y.r t&
W. l.. VrOOman, q farmer eight
miles east of Napoleon, reports the
loss In his pasture Of a fine helfef
which had been shot by some
hunters on his premises. He says
the animal appears to have been shot
with a shotgun and also by small
rifle. as there Is bullet wound just
back of the front shoulder. Hunters
have been very thick in the vicinity
Of Mr.. Vromans farm of late and lhc
has no idea who caused him tho loss
of the animal, but he considers II
the result of carelcssness on the part
OF someone, 4
Tho past two weeks have been very
disastrous for our farmers, many O.
whom have their gain in the shock.
on account Of so much rain, as there,
has scarcely been a twenty.fOur hour
period in which there has not been
either q drizle or doWnponr; and
to cap the: climax Tuesday morning
the ground was covered with snow.
That night it cleared up and the ther-
mometer dropped to nine degrees be.
low, freezing and Wednesday the sun
came out and it is expected that we.
will have fine weather for q spell. Il,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30

ments appearing in the political an
nouncement column of this issue,
among them being All. o. Nelson, In
dependent candidate for states att0r-
neg, w. l.. Boyd, independent candi-
date, for superintendent OF schools. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. j.. Grayson Left
Wednesday, morning for Bismarck
where they will have charge OF the
exhibits, during the state Industrial
exposition, the former having charge
of Dunn county's booth and the lat
ter having charge Of. the ayson in
diViduall farm exhibit. Shipments of
thes exhibits were made the, fore
part OF the week. 4, f$
. q. Il. Ahern. Of Taunton, Mimi,
a brother OF T. G. ,tiAhern, the new
banker at Bailey. was here q few days
the past week looking over the co,ln.
try around: bailey with q view9of en-.
easing. III mercantile business at
that sisoint Alss AheIn thinks pretty.
web ofa,tha. propOsitio on and Will prob
ably retArn within o month and start
building operations. The Bailey
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30

country is thickly settled commun-
ity and a good general store there
would be a great convenience 10 the
farmers Material is now being
freighted out for the bank building.
Agnes Mae Price, wife OF David J.
Price, died at her home in. Manning
following q. short illness from peri
tonitis. Mrs. PRICE has been. Ill for
some weeks but was able to be out
driving last Saturday, ard the sudden
death OF this. beloved woman will
come as a great shock to her large
circle of friends. Her, father, D. c.
Gillespie, has arrived from Spencer,
Iowa, her mother and brother,
Roy, having been . here for some
time. The remains will be shipped
to her Old hime IN Iowa where f,iher-
al services. will be held and interment
made. The entire community deeply
mourns her demise, and extends
heartfelt sympathy to the bereayed
husband and sorrowing relatives. a
4 Putin your winter supply Of Ignite
coal now. Phone No. S.. 94tf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30
NAPOLEON

Sheriff ! 4BaItsssr ! vent to ElbowY
lake, Mimi, and returned home from
here, Tuesday accompanied by his
wife and Mrs. Carl Kaz, who visited
riends there. f&t4
| Miss Eda Hirsch, sister OF b Mrs.
henry Walker, has. been taken to a
bismarck hospital, where IF she is
confined with an, attack Of sappeDdi'
.itis.s u 1s, tass,ts It's. H.
Christ Weber. onr tonsorial ar.
|,tist is sick this week, which &C.
cunts for tho beautiful, dreamy
yhlskers, presented by 4 number OF
,,lr young men. <.i4.,. s..a.,..>
Miss Florence McCalmont has loft
Tor Billings, Montana, where she
;oes to settle on her homestead near
hat city. Her many friends here will
Wish her unbounded success in her
new home.
Mrs. Geo. Wentworth has re.
turned from a five weeks visit in
Minnesota and Wisconsin, so George
Is alf smiles once more. She reports
| i. delightful trip and enjoyable visits
With relatives and old friends.
/ John Wentz went to Bismarck to
yisit his son who is confined in one
u the ihosoitals of that city as the
.esult of the accidental shooting by
young brother of the boy with. q
gopher rife two weeks ago today. The
boy is said TO be recovering nicely,
which is good news.
A deal was conseflr,ated the first
# the week whereby George Laney
8 again the proprietor Of the livery
and feed stable on Delaney street
and the Ether Bros, late proprie.
tors Of the livery. have taken the
Ianey property which includes TIE
Tegmeier property west of the
derrick lumber: yard,
The Ladies Aid OF the NJ. r. church
gave chicken pie dinner and supper
IT the NJ. W. A, hall, the gross re.
'eipts Of which: were S65., The price
Of the dinner was only twenty-five
cents and the supper fifteen, but eth.
ar was we'll worth double the price
asked. It was the best feed we have
had the opportunity to greet in many
q day. III,
A deputy U. s. marshal was here
and arrested Martin Dillman, a black.
smith OF this city. under q complaint
/ charging him with having sent oh.
scene matter through the; mail, Dill,
man waived examination before y. s.
Commissioner Geo. A. bryant and
was held to answer at the next term
Of the Y. S. district court Under a
recognizance of $500, which was fur.
1ished by Bernard Weigel.
DR.. Formanack OF Parker, s. D.,
md VIM. Pratt OF Farmer, s: d.
we're here the first Of the week and
invested in some choice North Da.
kota land. The doctor purchased.
l half section north OF Kintyre and
Mr. Pratt purchased the Julius Spit.
ger farm Of 100 acres five, miles north
west Of Napoleon. Tho gentlemen
were chaperoned by r. +. Davis, rep
resenting the Kintyre Real Estate Co.
md we are glad to welcome the new.
corners to the banana belt. IT
Tho dance to have taken piece az
The new garage at Kntyre last Sat,
urday evening was called OF" on
account OF the iiclement weather
and will he called on again tomor.
row evening. "A bunch Of young peo..
pie from Napoleon and vicinity who
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-30

y Putin your winter supply Of Ignite
coal now. Phone No. S., :. s4tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16

which taxes all personal property of
the individual in the place where he
lives. In the eyes OF the Jaw, he said,
the railroad corporations live where
their cheif offices are located.
Defining the meaning OF tho word
railroad" he developed the Idea that
the roadbed and right of way of a
railroad is valuelcas without its roll
ing stock, and Vice versa. Since the
counties have always received so por
cont. OF the local taxes on railroad
property in the State. he saw no rea-
son for the general cry that tho roads
were paying tribute chiefly to the
cities.
The homo office cities. said Senator
Hart, arc not asking any favors at
the bands of the General Assembly
They have valid claim to the benefits
OF the rolling stock tax by rules Of
equity and law. He admitted the Jus
ticc Of the claim entered by Newport
News and other cities harboring 4
largo amount Of rolling stock, and was
in favor of a reasonable division. Fur
ther argument was cut short by g. mo-
t!on TO adjourn, and the matter will
be threshed out 10 it's end to-day.
Seven Bills Passed.
Tho following bills were taken out
of their order on their second reading,
and passed:
To authorize the Board of Super
visors of any county to cxpend the
amount received from levy or tax on
the railroad trackage and right of way
in such magisterial district, or dis
tricts. as it may deem advisable. just
and equitable.
To amend section 1o4l-a OF the Code
in relation to cities and towns.
To amend and rc-enact section l69S
OF the Code
To amend tho general pension law.
To amend the act OF January is,
1904. in relation to the exercise OF
the power of eminent domain.
To amend subdivision 20 of the act
of January Is. 190., in relation to tho
power OF eminent domain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-16
Three Beauty Aids
Women Should Know
tFrom rronch Beauty Monthly

(From Fronch Beauty Monthly
Any woman who want. 10 have
lovely and beautiful hair can do so IL
she Will use dry shampoo once a
week. Just put cupful of cornmeal
In a fruit jar and mix with u an
original package OF thcrox: sprinkle a
iittle on the head. and brush out. IT
brushes out easily. taking all dirt with
1t. and leaving the hair clean, bright,
wavy and fun OF life. This treatment
causes hair to grow.
TO avoid enlarged pores, dark and
discolored blotches. wrinkles, superiiu-
Gus hairs and blemishes OF complexion.
stop using fancy cosmetics and aDpIv
each morning only the simple lotion
made by dissolving an original pack
age of mayatone In half n pint OF
witch hazel. DO this, and your com
piexion soon will bo soft, smooth aud
altogether charming.
worry is beauty destroyer. II
there are children In your homo, don't
borrow trouble. but prepare for emer-
gencies by keeping at hand a Jar OF
Mothers Salve. The world pever saw
Its equal as n healer Of cuts, burns.
bruises. sores. sprains and aches. II is
splendid for sore throat or Group, too"