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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
coNFESsEs TO THEFT
Artist and Athlete Arrested for Steal
Ing JrMclry.

st. Louis. Mo, January IN Paul
dunlap. twenty three years old. an
artist and athlete, was arrested TO-DAY
while at dinner with relatives. and
later confessed 10 the police tina. he
stole jcwclry valued at $4,000 from the
store of Jonn Iluetter in Cleveland. on
Thanksgiving Day. Sixteen rings were
tied to his undergarments. Dunlap de-
clares his wife. who had been held six
days In Cleveland on suspicion that
she mad received stolen property. knew
nothing of the robbery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
HOTEL GUESTS IN DANGER
Ten Persons HIVE Narrow Encape From
Denth In Firc.

Philadelphia. January ten per-
sons had narrow escape from death
or injury carly to-day in fire that
damaged the second foor of the New
Lafayette Hotel. at est North Second
Street, In this city All were guests
OF the house and We're asleep when the
ire started. Fire cut of their escape
by the stairway and they mad to use
'stered as Il. NJ. Mill. Philndelphia
jumped from Il third Goor window and
received fractured skull He NAV
die. The loss by the fire was small :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
ASK ADVANCE IN WAGES
Dcmnud of Loom Fixcrs May Involve
10000 Cotton OncrntiYrk.

Lowell. Mass, January IA demand
Tor an advance in wages of 10 per cent
made b. the loom fiNcrs of the city
created situation to-day which r,ay
involve the 10000 cotton operatives
here.
While the demand is made only t,y
the loom iiXers. 500 in number, Il is
equivalent to asking for increases for
10000 operatives. since an increase can
not he given to them without applying
It to all The mill agents have eX-
pressed willingness to discuss the
matter, but 1t is said the present con-
ditiop of the cotton Industry would
not warrant an Increase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
POLICEMAN is KILLED
J'mtnl Result OF Shooting Array in
S1uhuna CIfy.

Gadsden, Ala. January Policeman
Nv. y. Patterson Was killed and T. u
Walker. hystaM6cr, was wounded In
che * in shooting ARRAY on a street
~ Alabama CITY. near here, to-night
placed In the county iail pending nm
Investigation Smith was arrested nv
Patterson to-day on a trivial charge
ana gave bond II is alleged that Smith
t"as standing In front Of drug store
90 might when Patterson approached,
ard that Immediately REPORTS Of the
firing OF several shots were heard. az
TT WNrh Patterson was found dead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02

Los Angeles, Cal. January Al
IhouGh scheduled to appear In. the
United States Court here Tomorrow TO
answer TO the Charge of having been
parties 10 a nation wide dynamite CON
shiracy, three of the four labor lead
trs indicted Saturday by the Federal
srand jury spent New Years Day in
SIG htseeing. The fourth. L.. y Clancy,
~ san Francisco. is reverted still II
Olaf Tveitmoe. OF SAN Francisco. sec
TTStsry-tTeusurer OF the California
EUilding Trades Council. passed tho
Gay on trolley trip with several local
Ia Dor leaders Anton Johannzen, or
sanger OF the same organization, aud
-. =. Munsey, secretary of the Iron
WORKERS Union. al Salt Lake City.
conferred with their attorney, job Hac.
Grs.
H. J. Hendricks president OF the Los
Anseles Bu!ld!ns Trades Council. who
expected to be called TO testify be
iore the grand Jury tomorrow, used
me short and ugly word in denying
reported here TODAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
DEAD DODY OF NEGRO MAN
FOUND ON BANK OF RIVER
Especial to The T'mes-Dispa,ch !

morning at IL o'clock a man namc1
overly found on Il sand bank in the
River Dan. close to his residence. the
aead body Of. negro. He obtained a
boat and calling assistance. he and
j. p. Brandon rowed to the bank and
towed the body to the shore. II was
found that there was a gaping wound
In the stomach. probably caused by
a gunshot. The range must have been
very close. MS part of the mans cloth
ing bore signs of burns. Tho body has
not been Identified
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
PINCHoT IS APPLAUDED
Make. Speech Along Usual Line. in

Makes Speech Along Usual Lines in
Delaware. o.
Delaware. o.. January 1.-Gifrord
P,nchot addressed large audience
mere tonight. Mr.. Pinchot declared
mat while Senator La Toilette. whose
nomination he advocated. might not be
Sressives had gained such ground that
tncy would be a controlling factor in
the coming national convention
me speech of the former forester
was along the lines of his previous
puoilc utterances. His remarks were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
CONGREGATION ESCAPES
Five Mt Watch Meeting Completely De-
sfrOya Church

Hot Springs, Ark, January lone
thousand persons escaped with diff
Guilty from the First Presbyterian
Church OF this city early to-day, when
the church was destroyed ny fire. The
congregation had assembled to hold
special watch services. shortly after
the New Year had been welcomed the
church suddenly filled with smoke, and
the members had to cropo their way
out. Good order prevailed, and none
was injured.
through the edilcc which was soon
mass of ruins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
sIalses Jump OF Ia7 r...

ai!"ankee. Wis, January l-Barney
kr'!!fy, former Irish amateur cham
prom troEc the record for the Slough
tor slide In to-days ski tournament.
making a i37-foot jump against the
old record OF 1875, This was his irst
competition rs q professional.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
-FOUR RACE MEETS
INSTEAD OF TWO

:, Louisville. KY, January -Four
bGe meetings year instead OF two
mere was decided upon at a meeting
TO-DAY OF the Louisville Racing Asso
Tihtion holding company for the new
louisville Jockey Club and tho Doug
nnd fa JOCKEY Club: Dates for spring
~" i1ii meetings at Douglas Park and
Snu!cnlll Downs were tentatively
n,S'sed upon. but will not be made pub.
,rG untiI inc Kentucky Racing Com
meeting expected 10 be hcld Sa,Irdsv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
REV. rILDEN sCHERER rs NEW
PRESIDENT OF KING COLLEGE
Especial 20 The Times plsnatch.l

Especial 20 The Times Dlspatchl
Bristol. Va, January 1.-The Board
OF Curators tonight elected Rev. TIL
den Schercr president OF King College
here. vice B. r. Smith. deceased. DR.
ScheTer, who came here recently from
Richmond TO be financial secretary of
the institution, Will enter upon his new
duties tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
FOR PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
iHl.nh...a L

'f"ocrhtic NATIONAL Commit
tecmen Express Views
chicago, January DO Won favor
primary In the different States to
file OF the Democratic marty fnr TIC
presidential nomination.? Won't ven
piease wire the Tribune your views on
this proposition?" o''
The above TELEGRAM was recently snut
to members of the Democrats Setiont
al Committee
or the fourteen Democratic national
o".nlnl' tccInen who have answered the
favor OF the primary. But two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
isig,,t Tve,,. ..., ,

Cleveland. O., January i.EW;uie
IEitehie. Of san Francisco. ana Paul
konleE, OF Cleveland. fought twelve
appeared to have shade the hetter
N taa earlier rounds. but EoSier
showed up we'll toward the last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
rnkc Ncm Ycar,. nn,b

Wv uFk, JanWhrY l.--Morc thnn
SlNty, persons took New Years bath
IN IN SURF at Coney Island to-day.
rue water vas only 81 degrees above
zero, and cola northwest wind was
blowing. but number OF the hardv
ones Venturtd. to swim far put
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
CHINESE REBELS
ATTACK HANkOW
(Cont!nred From First PageN

liai as being confronted with difficult
ties He says Yuan is suspected by
The Arnchus OF playing double. He
has not been shaved for days. and does
not sleep He is being attacked and be-
traycd In every quarter. according to
the correspondent. but Is still holding
MS own courageously, like Il lion at
bay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
WEEDS WHILE DRUGGED
Ninetssen-yenr,olay Youth WA! File Sui.

NfhGtech- cnr-UIU Youth VIII Fflc Suit
for Annulmcnt or Marriage.
LoEansport. Ind. January 1.-AlleR-
ing that he had been drugged and that
he did not know he had heen married
Hntl1 shown the certificate. EIswerth
al graves to-day announced that he
would file suit for annulment OF the
contract He says that his wife. Mar
tina Sampson Graves. Induced him Ia
go to st. Joseph. Mich, four DAYS ago,
ana That while he was under the in,
huehce OF some drug married him.
'rraFes Is only nineteen ycurs Of re
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
IN MEMoRIAM

sCoTT-In sad and loving reme, .
brance Of my husband, JIJNTIJS
SCOT, who died one year ago to.
FRIENDS may think we soon forget.
And our wounded hearts are heal.
But they little know the sorrow
Tnat's within our hearts concealed,
IYIFE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
kilicd I'm Runaway ,c,,,.u,

KOck Hi, ;. G, january Id; 4
atolt%. {. native of this county but re-
Gently OF Garland, Texas. was killed
tais afternoon in runaway accident
lie Is survived By mis- mother. who re-
SIDES here. and a son ANA daughter at
his Texas home ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
Edward u. CoIyin.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Lynchburg. Va. January l.-Edward 3.
Coivin died Saturday night at his home
here, stroke OF paralysis sustained
two weeks ago being the cause OF his
death. He was sixty-three years old.
and Ia survived by his wife and two
daughters and brother and a sister.
the brother being Robert Colvin. OF
Harrisonburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
Meets with Small succ,,,

London, January ia snecJoi d,.-
pstch received here from Odessu saws
,nat the efforts OF the Zemstvo there
~. ~ organize n boycott OF American
suous is meeting with small success
, owihE 70 >thc popularity OF American
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02

proved unavailing. Christmas aeter-
noon his condition became such that
he was removed to the hospital for
treatment. During the week that he
remained in that institution he con-
tinued to refuse nourishment and grew
steadily Mcaker until his death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
nHorUER OF EE-SIiAH WINS
FROM GOVERNMENT FORCES

kermnnshah, Persia, January l.
Saiar Ed Dow!eh the brother Of the
c&-Shnh, has defeated the government
forces, under .Azam Ed D0wleh. who
ms taken refuge In tho British CON
sulatc here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
ISnckIer Wins me-.

Chicago January 1.-Ernest Kockler
to-day won tho twenty-second annual
uiiman bicycle rond race in sprint
from Lewis Kuehl. Rockers time for
the eleven miles wos sc minutes IN
this race the old high wheel bicycle ia
used.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
Robert Sergeant.

,Specialto The Times Dlspa teal
Gordonsville. Va. January 1.-Robert
Sergeant. son of Mrs. H Fl. Sergeant.
died at his mothers home here this
afternoon about 2 o'clock. after an i'll
ness OF two weeks. Besides his mother
one sister
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02

PEatBERToN-Died, Mond,v ,;.
at o'clock. at the residence Of hn,.
slaughter i. Mrs. W. II. Dickinson. l7so
6uchanan Street, MRS. X. A. PEN.
ib oE widow of W. II. Pembcr-
dren--R. l. Pembcrton, of pocobnn-
tas va: Mrs. w. H. Dickinson, South
Hichmond, and G. n. Pemberton nf
Rocky Mount. ". c. 'o". VI
Funeral Will be THIS AFTERNOON
at o'clock from the above rcois
uenco. Friends are invited TO attepd
lllterment In Maury Ccmctery We
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02

4 special dispatch from Teheran
Sunday night said that Salar Ed Dow
leh mad teleEraphcr the government
That unless the $4,000 belonging 10
hin and coni9cated by Traasurar-C;en.
crdi SINISTER was returned. he would
dtmolish the Imperial Bnnl; building
at kcrmanShah "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
SPEND DAY SIGHTSEEING

Indicted Labor Leaders Entertained nv
Union Men In Los AnSrics.
Los Angeles, Cnl., January 1.-Ortic
j.. McM.niEal, confessed lynanitrr.
lett Los Angeles Tonight in compun>.
with Detective Malcolm McLnrcn. His
dcstinnflon Is thought TO he Indlnnnpo-
lis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02

Funeral from his late re.,d,
No. &1G East Clay street, on TIES.
i'Ah January 2. 1912. at p. NJ
me following papers will please
CODY: Los Angeles. Cal. San Fran
CISCO. Ca: Oakland. Cal; Chfca On
III: Akron. o.: Philadelphia. Pa. Pnf.
timorG Md; Washington. p. C.. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02

JACOBS-Entered into rest on sotur
gay; December 80, 1911. at lilo
CLOCK L. NJ. NATHANIEL. +. Il.
CoBS, in the nfty-ninth year of his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02

FORD-Died. Monday, January 1919
az 1880 o'clock a. NJ. at the resi,
dence OF her daughter on Cary strcet
Road. MRS. MILDRED FORD, in the
s'IIy-seventh year Of her age.
church WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
at o'clock Interment in River
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-02
DEATHS

% sskER-Died. South Richmond, Va
hEk (barber). He was a member
or Hobson Lodge, A., f. &, a n
al transient members invited 10 at.
tend funeral. ~ A.
Funeral TUESDAY AISTERNOoN ,
o'clock. at First Baptist Cburcn
Eev. q. Binga, Jr.. ID. D., pastor
Friends white and colored please
take notice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-18
LEWIS ASSAILS
'tesrd ,sI,I moIJ psuunuoo)

have gone back and voted fnr the jail
again. The corporations viii finally
force YOU into the Socialist party.
He denounced federal iniunctions
against picketing and the courts that
issued them \ few more rulings by
tho federal judiciary will cause YOU to
exercise your political freedom. he
said.
Opponents OF the Socialist propa
ganda are expected To speak AT length
at tomorrow > session before a vote
Is taken
Antagonists e. q" resolution provil-
i;E fui -. s~-tou from IN. N-rarl,.u
Federation OF f-ii-rr appeaf,I in both
tN" conservative. AMI tie Socialist Inc
i'"f- Ih" resolutions committee Wa
instructed Z" group PROPOSED measures
advocating the ranSforwaflDu af -.
FEDERATION II Labor. from a. association
OF crafts unions 20 r. general industrial
ofEnnlNtflHH s1"t ct Who's" me ubsr-
could depend upon rh- o'asr to ,u-
operate Nit. - 80 strikes. \ large mum
Ter Of sIea resolutions have been offer
Sarru.i G"m9"r~ va- .Hl~a.-.r'z.I rs
foriu.r nti.rsi rr;e.i.r, .. ,ra miners
A. .Hr- H~ i'fri,"r- i- It go, bead uf fr-
' 80 'i.'. DO wii oppose TO- general
.r+' ff.tt tf'fH'Hr at cog 'ra~fe.t
-Hl' F' 'H' tive wl come when
'rsI"-e .f ''" .'.rI' vff H. ,a.r-
f".Isi 90 step ...sr .f Hrs ... ar o. o.
;-fn'i"l. OFF e -"l f"rr.'.r V.ratrg
' 'r'' "- So rs .- itH.ftr-
..r~ r'-.f -- awaiting
-''. ..'.W ff'.. rf'-
~ ". "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-18
Bond Funeral.

Th" funeral II the late Grant L.
Eond took plaC" Yesterday afternoon
from his lat, residence. No. 1910
Natr street and II was very largely
a't' lido. The services were conduct
ed by !" Rev. y. &. Rasch.. pastor
81 tho -. pauls Evangelical church
aud they w.r, both touching and I'm
Trcssivr. The minister spoke at some
length On tn. hf. 81 thu deceased
and closed with a glowing tribut" to
his memory. :. feature 81 tn" ser
vices WAS th" rendition 81 two bcauti-
T.; and appropriate. solos by Miss
Ma kt'ldSinE ~ IN" ~. pauIS Chuir.
Mr.. Bond was born in SANDY Hook.
Md. in January. 1866. and "am" to
this city IN I>>J. being Welded short
Is after 20 Miss Margaret Whitman.
BE- has been ia 90 health for some
zine n his death came after an i'll
- - attending over a peripii 81 four
Years. li' is survived by his widow.
~" dIUGht'rs. Misses Margaret and
Geneva. and u brother and sister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-18
OBITUARY
F--srai - o. esip-

i-rre-t- fur@r4 -r1r-s Eer.
trin o-a - -uzG - Rev Thos
~ - r 10 United Pr@~sbN--ran
crurcf a. - Clair-viiie yesterday
afternoon. Al ~ the stores and
schools OF fh- toNn were closed dur
.ns The services. and the church VA
CroRd-d. The Officiating minister
NaS the Rev. L.. X. fre.. 20
the lat" Ur Baiph. and he was as
sisted by a number OF other ministers
After "A i.ryent prayer by the Rev.
Mr.. Eldr1dge. the REV. Mr.. Free made
ihe opening remarks. and this was
followed by the singing of the Goth
psalm by the choir. The Rev. DIR. W.
g. Waddle spoke of the connection of
Dr. Balph with the Wheeling Presby.
terry. and paid a high tribute 20 his
memory. This was followed BY re-
mark by the Rev. J. \. Burnett. OF
Monmouth. Ill. whose estimate and
tribute was a magnificent effort. Re
marks We're also made by the Rev.
Mr.. Coleman. OF West Alexander. and
the Rev. ID. A. McClanagan, of the
Alleghmeny Theological Seminary.
who spoke on behalf OF the faculty.
DIR. Balph having been a member OF
the board of trustees of the seminary
for many years. The closing re
marks were made by the Rev. Mr..
Free. followed by prayer by the Rev,
Robert Young. OF 81. Clairsville.
Dr. Balph had selected the Rev. 7
II. Litt"ll. pastor OF the Second L..
y. church of this city. to preach his
funeral ermon but the Rev. Mr.. Lit
tell did not arrive in the city until
last evening. when he returned from
attending the funeral of his father at
Service. Pa. The p~all-bearers were
composed Of elders Of the church.
also selected by DR.. Balph. as fol
lows: John T. Clark. James T. Bent
ley. II. +. Giffin. J. V. Sutton. J.. d.
McMechen. n Samuel Clark. The
noral tributes were numerous and
beautiful. The interment was in
Union cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-18
T~ELEGRAPHIC TIPS

A-liNFTNN -. --
- A-Eaa-ta 49, 90
- re 4a~ 'r--aaTaAs
"a after one-s4
W - - r~s~ra~ ..rftr 49,.
o. Ia-'.n = tns scene
rLrfsiTNMN D-I-. grand tr~v
Nhirh hs- s--n nss-.EatlnE affair~ ~
f'"N county ta- reformed five IHdlt;-
fu"ufr ,hsrgtEg ml~t ou4u. { IA cuuu.r-
ti,n VIZ e~'4eneitIres OF ,ouuty fuuds.
John ilalb-r.. ~
cisli-t. al" ws- "a CANDIDATE f.- con-
< 49, a. the Arizona primaries. fii..l "A
statement io-dsN that -e hai not sr.nt
FAIRS postal car On the train
runNct'ng mail 10 the steamer Pnilad-l-
Ehit. destined Tor New York. caught fire
burned.
CHIrAGo-what the police say was
another black hand" murder was com
United her. early to-day when An un-
Identified man shot James Palermo. an
Italian railroad employe.
WASHlNGToN-TLe IIorimer COM
iourned its inquiry until to-morrow be-
cause OF the indisposition Of E.Ibridge
Hanecy. attorney for Mr.. I.orimer.
CHIcAGo-Edward ,. dunno. former
mayor Or Chicago. to-day announced hi$
candidacy for the Democratic nomina-
tion for governor Of Illinois. one plank
OF his platform advocates political!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fever has at
tucked Commander Levi Z. Betolette.
commanding the American %gunboHt
yorktown. which for the past ten DAYS
has been protecting American interests
In Ecuador.
SANTA FE, y. M-Governnr
alb to-day ISSUED his proclamation calf
ing the legislature to conyrn. at Santa
he. March II.
WASHGNGToN-Toth Democratic and
Republican leaders IN the house ~ rep
r"S.nta'iv"s today agreed that there
WAS little likelihood of congress adj
iauruing before August next.
tHICAGp-Th" tentatively selected
dates for the national convention Of the
Prohibition party at Atlantic city are
July 10. II and IL. according 10 an an
uoUncs meni mad" from the national
u.atb tuartsrs .hT. to-day.
WASiii\GTp\-SurEeons have again
Investigated the condition ur ChPs. "
Morse. who j. seeking Communication 30
his sentence. and the report las been
sent "a the President.
TRENTON. y. j Governor Woodrow
Wilson. OF New Jersey. left his home at
Princeton for New YORK. from which
city lie VIII start late this afternoon for
Detroit.
AKION. O-Fire Of unknown origin
nj midnight destroyed four stores at
what - known as Five Points in the
southern part OF m. city. "ntailing Il
TrSKEGEE. Aia-Tuskeseo's annual
negro conference. here tu-,lav adopted
The slogan "i:cnatu on TIE SOIL"
LONDON II" British Isles are in
the strip Of "a fierce storm which IS ere
ating havoc along the coasts as Wi a.
in the interior.
san FRANCISCo-Th" discovery 81
seventy sticks 90 dynamite "rle- -"
railway lr.is" ~ FiSt"n. an san Mat~p
county suburb. - b"tug Investigated to-
dav by southern Pacific 1.'erures
t'tIl.NSlitlsp. y. y Tn" N"w"lt
block. On Sfat. street. was destroyed Ny
.,r. coriv to-day. with a Joss ~ about
. ~ --u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-18

'serous 70 experiment with new or but slightly tested NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. URGED
- 90, good or better than Golden MedNal Discover, 4" The 4.b,,s+ go
'""ru"e' rHmf that h knows what the profeed substitute - rade Of bur "a,
vy stomach and yTem expecting 70 10 act a. a curative l. b- ~ nh
-rerenSc ot Proht Therefor. irUf on having Dr. Pcr.cs Golden Ne5n,I D--
'oNe1 u not promptly supplied trade elsewhere
D. no 81 "netew stamp TO pay cost of mailing snt o. n a Tree cr Of D..
- H"nmon >3se MedNl AduSr. lOS pages dohbound Address:
~ fis'e Pleasant Pellets &c -Wfe lnt -renrhen stomach Liver md B1ue..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-18

test on the Rhuda Kughn farm
ON Fish CREEK. IN thu sane, district.
the sam" company is drilling a test
on the Jesse snyder farm. ON Church
FORK. AIKEN a company are down
1900 feet at a test on the -. W.
Butcher farm and fishing.
In Moon township. Allegheny
county. Pa. tn" South Penn OH com
panN has drilled rs No. =. ON tn. l..
r'riich farm through all sands and has
Il uuSt"r. \ very light show OF oil
was developed In the Gordon.
Near T~rooks,ili.. CIay township.
Perry county. n Rcnedum-Tr.,s oil
company and kirkland hav" the ric
completed for "a deep sand test on th.
BROWN heirs farm Ira the New Straits
Vile district. coal township. the char
tiers oil Cumpduv'S No. I. Oh th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-18
FRECKLES, PIMPLES
And LIVER SPOTS
Can be Removed Easily by stusrt's
Calcium Waters
Write Fe- Free Trial PACKAGE.


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you because OF a poor. muddy and
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each beat OF the heart the blood
courses uninterruptedly through the
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thereby keeping a glowing color ever
present.
Stuart's Calcium Waters are COM
posed OF b most powerful OF blood
builders and purifiers. yet they are
harmless and may be taken into the
system by n one. even a child.
What is invigorating 10 the weak
stomach most certainly will aid the
well one. Any invalid may take
Stuarts Calcium Waters and be bene-
fitted. so that no one need feel tho
slightest hesitancy in using these
little purifiers continuously.
They work very fast and many SCI
we're cases OF discolored compilations
are thoroughly cleared and beautified
after a brief time. NE number OF
testimonials We have attes,ing To the
strength. vicor and effectiveness OF
Stuarts Calcium Waters would aston.
ish II Every druggist Carries
them in stock. price soc. Don't wait.
but 10 10 your druggist today and buy
a box ofSthese Waters. Take them
after each meal and give them an
honest trial and the rapid results will
astonish you.
We will send you a trial package
containing an amount OF these Waters
sufficient 10 show their value. Send
us yOu name and address and we Will
send you "A trial package by mail
free- Address +. A. Stuart Co, 175
stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.