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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29
HUNTSVILLE
Camp Meeting TO Begin rsx. Thursday.

The ten daY csmpmeetnE held ami
any on the m rounds In this city.
viii begin next THURSDAY morning Al.
gust LIST \ large force 81 men have
nern at Work for the past few DAYS
cieanlne the auditorium and the glounlS
~. prepartton fpr the opening Most
gu OF the cottages have been rented
ior TIE season and are filled at the pres
en- Time The first SESSION viii be
hclf on Thursday evening and viii be
IIesl'ltd over by DR.. : X. Arbuthnot
tTi't The meetings VIII be held by
West virginia ministers and lnymen
VII nave an Important part. The Eniv
sunday song books viii be used
throughout the meeting and a large
chorus choir viii lead the sfuxfnc
tvhuEelistic services Will be held ssrh
svenlnE. led bv the Personal workers
Hand OF ~" Personal Workers League
or NV t"HnE The committee held a
meeting recently and decided 10 20 back
Y" ~" closed gate plan. Searon tickets
WI n" Men. 81 women. so cents dav
lcsets J" cents A large crowd is sK-
p"cted e. attend the mcctiuEs.
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The UNITED pecsors Are Daily Accom-
p''shins Many Remarkable
OHIO MAN LATEST.
Had Been Suffering From Bad compf.
cation OF Aiimsnts. But New
Trsstmsnt Cured Him.

The United Doctors who have their
famous Wheeling institute in the Nc.
Lain building at ~ Twelfth street
NEAR Market street,. are daily caus.
Ing greater surprise at the cures they
are accomplishing with their new
United system OF medicine. The
United Doctors methods are non.
surgical. They never use the knife
ana yet are making cures that under
old methods OF treatment needed sur.
gerry.
Mr.. A. w. Mills. OF r. r. ID. No. 1,
xenia. Ohio. makes a statement re.
garding b great results he obtained
with three weeks OF the United Doc.
tors treatment and owing TO its In.
teres TO the sick. It is reproduced az
follows: Il was AFFLICTED with pain
In the back extending through the alb.
domen. I was very rvo and could
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still Persist ~ spe,dinr.

seems tlat after all IN. usrufres
DHt t.e IiN~ district IN regard h. sn.eJ-
us Tat 90" practice would emo Iit
n"t u" case Yesterday aftsr-
~" " Wen known tne piK. man
the Isfk entrance a. q RAJ. 80
rnf Q" exceed 30 miles an bond.
"oIlc GETTING on and or the .,fs "A,
YUM -" Constantly ln DANCE -
'einf run down IS reJsiess auf1i-fs -
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Daniel OFT Imnrnvtnr

haniel OFT. the u. T. %. nagman Who
vas hurt on last Thursday mornlnS
whom he a fallen asleep on the
t,sch near the lis Water Mark.
.p"Nt mile from this city. and wa
taken To- the Glendals hospital Is re
letleu as resting very nicely and
hopes are entertained FOR his recovery
physician. br. II. ". Hail that he ronid
not recover. The man had his lott arm
~tinputateu and this. together with tho
s't or MS INJURIES. tended 70 make
accident However. the man IL on me
.tn 20 recover and will likely pull
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10 Rent Cotta1e.

n number or newspaper men OF Wheel
nag vicinity. have rented "A cot,s1c on
tne camp grounds for the coming sea-
Soh ana Will move into their new home
~ tHs week n cottage viii
De kno"n as the "Press Cottage" and
az reporters from Wheeling Will make
that their headquarters. 4 good time
IL expected to be had bv the how
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EXCHANGED Pulpfts-

q nursheS Of this city were afforded an
.tIer fsre treat yesterday evening when
. 70 ministers 20 the local churches eN-
hanged pulpits for the second succes-
siNe sunday. The different concrega-
Ilons did not know who was to tie their
ministers until IL came time for ar
services to begin. The arranE.men,s are
nlhie ny thc M~Oundsville Ministerial As
so.lhtlon and Is meeting with the hearty
appIoNAI ~ me NnrIous c-onKrogatlons
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Noling. VINO was wanted In heelins
on q serious charge.

Noling. who was wanted IN heeling
on q serious charge.
Contractor w. a. Ids stated Sat
urday that he would complete the work
OF paving waynesburg road about
Tuesday evening.
Miss Virginia Riggs OF Fairmont Is
spending a few days with friends n
relatives in this city.
sam fisher OF New Msrtinsville Is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Mrs. c. r.. Liston of confined to her
home on Michigan avenue with n serl-
Gus illne
Mrs. Lee Bryson and son. Kenneth,
OF MsMechen. spent yesterday with
friends and relatives In this city.
Miss Nellie McFadden returned home
saturday from Bethany. where she at
college.
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NV 'front.' h~luE erected in tho
F"hc.s ililding on Jefferson Avenue
fE iIlfi street. g. nearing compile
non In" ~for" room win b.. rruufea
~ the Wall Feahodv Drug store I'm
NNeuNf 10 The front ig o. he ~ con.
~ "He VIII alt much 60 the aupear-
ff'e - Che building Nr pcabo|v h..
many new nrture- for fhe
N '"f "f the store. Including IN.
HIt fountain. Which will also
rff Goo fhe BEAUTY ~ trst ui.re =,
business INV VT
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me members OF the Calvary NJ. r
sunday school held their annual picnic
aII Outlng last Saturday at Curtis
SroNe. east or this city. Tire affair Sas
hreeIy attended and the feature OF the
SAY was the basket Dime which ali en-
yoySu very much. Many contests were
Is,lri oif during the afternoon. which
afforded the boys and girls much amuse-
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4any Attsnd Mating

me first OF a series OF two Sundays
~ .ne colored campmeeting was held
.ass OK THIS city. ana was largely at
%nueu oy many white people OF this
NJ nc colored minister OF the First
nao charge Of the services. The ser
wees VIII be repeated again next sun
Jay ana a large crowd is expected TO at
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Ny a..rm. rh,. rnn,n.

'Ff lfff rnal mine. directly
forced Co. ausIsnd o-rsr.ur-. a. 80.
.fiN nHrrInF fwH fu~s ir ffs f.l.-
% ur lHnr rr.ur.a-
Lao r. force .r men L.
a fr~ detective fuss -.
a rInrf uWu rsr4rr nrr-.
f wHrrIuE Wien fr. -.
fr safar see ..rr.. .r
' ere fl.t -fr. DO
fra ..f ono r-f .r fn. .-
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ordsrsa % v.r.,.

TITUTIII IIfI.L r"IT-TT -.
"As called fu TleIt PLACE rr
lt'Li'f "lt tne pike sf~r. sar- -
10 officer orler-I a.. 800
.n1 N,le to.l .lt .. .stst.
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n,vsi starting with to-day and continu-
viii De held on the ball park on Fffth
street The employees OF the Eiectricai
VII my were ousy yesterday s~tringinF
Psny srrived early yesterday morning
bhro y martins Ferry, where h had
oeen showing all OF last week. This is
aoootedly be largely attended by local
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Clerks 20 KAst.

Tne Moundsville Retail Clerks, Union
VII rect IN special session this even
~ q tnelr headquarters IN the Mar.
snail County Bank building. on Seventh
s.reet The Officers recently elected
VII Dc installed and other Important
urgently requested to be present.
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Plans compl.te for cnrni-n1-

Plans were completal by the local fire
apartment for Tie holding az TIE car
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19

THE death Of Charles l.. HARRISON
a Galloway county hoy. in New
York last Saturday, is deeply regret
ted by a large number OF friends and
relatives On Au1rain county. The
death of Mr.. Harrison win be a
distinct loss TO the progressive bust
ness world, On which he was so nc
tive. Mr.. Harrison was chief en-
gineer OF she Hudson River Tun-
mel and iii health growing out Of
his devotion to this work ultimately
caused his death, The deceased wa
. relative Of the Harrdsons OF Au-
drain and Galloway cuontes AMID his
brothers Jack and Thomas HARRISON,
went 10 New York Saturday, but ar
rived too late to see him aave. The
Ledger joins other friends in extend
ing sincere sympathy 70 The be
reavcd family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19

Following are those who signed
the guarantee with the Rcdpath.vaw.
ter Lycenm Bureau for another Chal
tauqua next year to sell 1000 season
tickets at s1.50 each:
c. P. Malone, s NJ Locke. Fred A
Morris. Lakenan &sBarnes, L r
Ferris Geo W. Nash. r. j. Wilkins,
J w Dry, w Z Reed. B. Turner WI.
llams, r M White. w w Pollock, R
r Arnold, sr.. VIM F Atkinson. j
D Greer, Z. F. Elliott, x Al bearing,
coatsweFth Lumber Co, VIM. pol
lock, X A McKcnzle. Mrs j D
Greer, Mrs. Geo. Lee. Clara Jurgen.
son. G w Russell. r A Fry. II 3
Tralle, w G Burks. L b Hawthorne,
c A Witherspoon, Herbert Pryor. II
2 Moore, # L Crosby. ] + johnson,
NJ R McCltntic, / T Mccae, + NJ
Ragdale, and H r Nolan, Of Hois-
ington. Kans.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19

The separate maintenance suit Of
Mrs. Jessie NJ, Key against James
f Key has been dismissed in the
Audra'n Circuit Court. this making
o final settlement Of the case. Mrs
Key having been granted a al
yorce several years ago
The SO, 900 damage suit OF Mrs
Rosa Conway against John b VIII
hanson. manager OF the Annex Ho
tel was dismissed In the circuiI
court Thursday mornlng after three
Witnesses for the plaintiff had beer
examined. Plaintiff alleged thu
death OF her husband which occurred
here more than a year ago, was caus
ed from exposure, the result Of be
ing elected from the Annex Hotel.
The Jury In the case Of the Mex
leo Power Co. against G. c. Wonne
man. returned a verdict late Wed
pesday afternoon substantially il
accordance with the contentious o
the defendant. The verdict al
Lowell the plAainiff 5000 on account
Of the heat bill less SOS which The
defendans claimed was the COS
OF the coal used during October
and the portion of November pre-
yious to the date the plaintiff
installed the central heat apparat
us.
The defendant colterded an agree
ment had been made between hin
and the plaintiff whereby the heat
was MOI TO cost him over $500 pei
year. The plaintiff did not gel
their apparatus installed until ALIENS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19
PUBLIC SALE!
Tunsdan. eentenber "a. iei2,

uesdAys 5~eptesnpSf ~, isl<i
al my farm known as ,be Captain
B8monston farm. 2 IL miles easa Of.
Molino. No, will sell al public
auction tha following;
III HEAD or LIVE STOCK
a. follows-
" Head Of Horses and Mules II
as follows; 2 black mares, seven
years old, weighing about 1000
pounds. az good as there are in Au-
drain County; / black mare, ten
years old, bred to Jack; / gray
mare. y years old; bnad to Jack;
i brown mare, eight years old, bred
to Bob Kem's saddle horse; / bay
mare known as "Feecy Smith" and
a good family mare, bred to Ortiz.
Rose; / Rex Edmonston mare colt. 1.
pair bay mules, broke, is hands
high, mare and horse; / pair bay
horse mules, Is ~ hands high, and
broke; ] pair mare mules. ? years
Old gray and dun broke; 8 head
Of yearling mules.
70 Head Of Cattle 20
AS follows: 81 Yearling steers.
weighing from $50 to 750 pounds, of
good quality and color: 5 extra good
milk COWS: / dry COW; 2Jersey calves
thoroushbred; ! ~shorthorn heller
calf; / steer calf.
70 Head OF Hogs %
As follows: Is shoats. weighing
about so pounds; s shoats weighing
about 14O pounds; 8 brood sows.
A lot Of Chickens and Turkeys.
Farming Implements; ] farm
wagon. I road wagon. / surrey. al
most new; ] double set of harness,
2 sets OF chain harness. / double
set Of buggy harness, handmade and
new, / single set Of buggy harness;
i mans saddle. ] harrow. i steel
spring tooth rake, / sweep rake
i Mccormick moving machine, Al
most new; 1 breaking plow 4 double
shovel, and a lot OF other things
Zoo numerous TO mention.
TERMs-An sums OF $1,000 aaA
less, cash; Sums over that amount,
six mumahs' time with bankabie note
al s per cent Nothing 10 be re.
moved until aerms have been com
piled with.
launch on Ground.
Sale begins at II a N.
AuolIoneers-J. T. johnson. Jas.
C. Ford.
Clerk James Jesse.
d4w1 J. G. KING
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19
zig STREET PARADE Bsi2y 4. y / sg PaRF s8T5 q 4
Reserved seats on sale show day
9 a. m. at Buckner Drug Co. Same
price as on show ground.
a LESSON From


OUR ANCESTORS
IN the good Old fashioned days
OF our grandmothers they depended
upon the roots and herbs Of che iteld
10 relieve disease.
Years have passed By, but sol
ence has never been able 70 improve
upon the medicinal effects Of these
same roots and herbs which are Ma
lures cure for disease.
LYDIA 4 Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. that successful remedy foH
female ills, had its origin In this
way and to-day tons Of roots and
herbs are consumed annually sn max
ing 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19
ADMINISTRATORS EcTfc

NutS9 ~ utiohy BlfNn tAdt~
u administration on the esia
w. Howard Barnes, deceased.
granted 70 the undersIgned An.
1912. BY the Probate Court oiAa
County. Missouri. An persons
Ing claims agalnat said estate
required to exhibit the same e
undersigned for allowance
In six months from the
Of said letters or they may be
cinded from any benefit Of said
tate. and Il such claims be no
hibited within one year from
OF this publication they win be
ever barred.
27-4 j. T. Mitchell.
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19

in November and MIR. Wonnemar
claimed the coal he used cost
him Sos. This he claimed should be
deducted from the $500. Defendant
had paid $500 on the account, and
the plaantiff was suing to coiieci
a balance, according to meter read
ing the platntlff said amounted tc
see4.aa. /
The suit Of James S. Henderson
against Sallle P. Calhoun ct al wa
decided in favor OF the plaintiff b,
Judge James d. Barnett in the cir
Guilt court on Friday morning. Th'
plaintiff as the husband Of Mrs
Maggie Henderson. deceased, was su
ing to collect his share Of her es
tate, which she wllled to relatives
and which did not provide for thu
plaintiff.
The estate ID valued at approxim
aieIy $4,000 and now. according 4
q decree OF court. there Is left on
" aobat $1,000 TO be disposed of il
accordance with the terms of tn
will.
Henry Pennington was granted
divorce from his wife, Mary r. Pen
nington. The Penningtons resid'
at yandalia.
The case Of d. NJ. Jennings 8
Son against ]. H, Overlook was Of
trial Friday. This Is a suit where
by the plaintiffs are seeking to col
lect commission on the sale Of some
land belonging to the defendant
which they sold.
The jury in the case OF D. N
jennings & Son. against J. NJ. Over
hort rendered a verdict for the de
PENDANT in the circuit court Iat'
Friday afternoon. The suit was e
collect commission which plaintiffs q
legged defendant owed them for sal
Of land.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19
COL. CLAY TELLS
DEMOCRATS TO
ACT PROMPTLY

To the Democrats OF A0draln CO..
Our national ana state committees
are calHng On Us for our quota Of
campsign fdnds Andrain Is one OF
the banner Democratic counties Of
the Rate. and with no close con
test or expense for local Offices. we
ere expected 10 ~eontrzbnse literally
TO he absolute need of our party in
as effective campaign for national
and state SUCCESS.
Our Na.sonAl Chairman emphasizes
he importance and urgency Of tho
assas.arte Of every DenocrNt, as fol
lows:
There Is a useful lesson IN the re-
suit OF the Madne election which
must not be 0Yerlooked Il vii
arouse the Democrats from their ap'
aay Of overconndence. To WIN 9
victory IN November three things
must be done. First all ennecessa
ny fishting within the ranks mus'
cease :sooond. a united front mus
be presented and every Democrats
vote must be put in the ballot box
ess third. the necessary money mus
be provided. and every Democra
in the Land shouid make a contr
button no matter how small.
"The National Committee calls ey
cry Democrat to arms and asks hin
to interest himself actively and i'm
medlately in the party cause. II
should conaribnte himself and m
duee his friends 50 con
tribute 10 the campaigl
fund. We want to win this election
not alone with the votes ofthe peopl
but wi,hthe money Of the people
in order that they may own thei
Government and It maybe absclntel
free to serve them"
As chairman. / ask each Of on
county committeeman who r the
authorized representatives OF n
party's interest, to see that list
are Circulated % Subscriptions. How
ever small. the aggregate viii max
up the fund required
All Of the local papers twhose q
operation is earnestly ~reqnested)
viii receive subscriptions and q.
count for them by proper receip
from the national and state comm6t
tees.
With victory almost assured an
certainly so, IL means are forthcon
ing to keep up an ~efRsctFre organ
zatson ard a vigorous campaign |
bring out the yoters-wfh any DEM
crat or friend Of our cause refns
his help by a small contribution
make sure a result OF the grandsst
porsuuisy our party has had Il
years.
It ID often heard said: III "
cant win this time We can never 4
So It rests with you to make &c
tain the winning alternative. Thu
everything seems in u favor. o.
policies are endorsed generally BY Z
masses Of the people. who are
teHseiy Interested in the pervetu
ton OF popular government, now SCI
onsIy menaoed by the phenonal
strong combination OF government
favored interests. But a. politics
IN war. organization Is n'ne4entl
Of the victory.
Your help lean organization,
and as the election Of November
fast approaching. prompt action
urgent.
] @. CLAY.
Chairman.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19
7 NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that 4
81 administration on the estal
Sarah E Armstrong, deceased
granted to the understg
1912. by the Profgte eoJft Of.
rain County. Missouri All pet
having clalaas against said estatt
required to exhibit the same t.
undersigned for allowance "
six months from the date Of SAID
tiers or they maybe precluded
any benefit 81 said estate, aud
such claims be not exhibited
in one year from date Of this
cation they Will be forever barre
Esbcrta D. A1mstrong,
2S-4t Adminfsra'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19

Few. IL any, medicines, have met
with the uniform success that has
attended the use OF Chamberlain
Colo. Cholera and Diarrhoea RENE
dy. The remarkable cures of collie
and diarrhoea which 1t has effected
in almost every neighborhood have
given 1t a wide reputation. For
sale by all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19
NEW DRUGGIST
AT AuxvAssE

Gordon Craighead OF Auxvasse Mo.
has moved a stock Of drugs he lately
purchased In Columbia TO Auxyasse.
and Is occupying the Buckner build
ing Mr.. Craighead for many years
was a pharmacist for H. G. Thorn
as, a druggist ofAuxyasse, and has
a large number OF friends and ac-
quaintances in Audrain and Galloway
counties, who wish him success IN
his business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19

Running up and down stairs, sweep
ing and bending over making beds
viii not make a woman healthy or
beautiful She must Get out OF
doors. walk a mile or two every day
and take chamber1ain's Tablets to
improve her digestion and regulate
her bowels. For sale by ali deal
ers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19
HEARD IN MEXICO.
Bad Backs Made strcns-KIdney ills
Corrected.

All over Mexico you hear H.
Doan's Kidney Pills are keeping VI
the good work, curing weak Kidneys
urinary iils. Mexico people are tell
ing about telling Of bad back
made sound again. You can be
'iere the testimony OF your Owl
townspeopIe. They tel it for tbs
benefit of you who are suffering
II your back aches. il you feel lame.
sore and miserable, if the kidneys
act too frequently. or passages art
painful. soanty and off color, use
Doan's Kidney Pills, the remedy thai
has helped so many Of your friends
and neighbors. Follow this Mex
leo citizens advice and give Doani'
"a chance to do the same for YOU
william Hanly. 645 N. Clark Ave.
Mexico. No, says About tws
years ago / used Doan's kidney PHI
for severe pains in my back, and j.
the region Of my Kidneys. This rem
edy. procured at Llewellyn 4 Sons
Drug saors. cured my aches ana
pains. and. consequently / am pleas
ed 10 recommend them
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ani
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19
The Weekly Ledger
Entered at tho p. o. IN Mexico. Mo
and admitted Is 2nd-cAss matter.

THERE Is one fact on which The
Mexico Ledger has = more fixed opln
lon than anyother, and that 10 that
there can be no possible grounds
for controversy between the City
Council and the Mexico commerelEI
Club. The members Of the City
Council are members Of the CONNER
clal Club. The City Council are
representatives Of the CONNER
cIai Club. No gossip. or misunder'
standings Of any kind should bring
about any friction between these
two organizations, beth Of which
are working for the best interests
Of Mexico. II Mexico Is going
to be a greater city we need an'
must have the help Of both Of thes'
organizations. That's official.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19

The implicit confidence that many
people have In Chamberlatn's cole,
Cholera and DIarrhoea Remedy Is
founded on their experience In the
use Of that remedy and their knowl.
edge OF the many remarkable cures o
collie. diarrhoea md dyaentegy that It
has effected. For sale By all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-09-19
..DEATHS...

Miss Anna Crawford, daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W. Crawford, rssid-
ing north of Centrala IN Sailing town
skip, died September 3. after an
illness OF three years duration. ABss
Crawford was 10 years old. FuncraH
services were conducted at Pleasant
Grove Church, south of Sturgeon,
by the Rev. r. B. HeIser.
The Albion CHI Journal says:
Delbert Tribe Of Wells, Nevada, ar.
rived here Tuesday IN response e
a message announcing the death Of
his father. t. NJ. Tribe. Mr. Tribe Is
an expert operator . BE Southern
Pacific Railroad Company and has 6
very lucrative position"
Delbert Tribe Is we'll known il
this city. having married Miss Ndts
Paul, Of this city.
John A. McIntdre. 81 years old
was killed by the Chicago & AL
toms Rel Train. No q. betweer
Thompson and centralia Sunday ID
tarnoon Mr. McIntdre was walk
ing the track at the time of hi
death and the facts surrounding
the accident are meagre.
The deceased leaves a wife ami
-four children. They arc Miss Doro
Thy and John Of this city: Mis-
June Of Columbia and a marrdeS
daughter OF Hannibal. He was "a
uncle OF Rolla McIntsre Of this city
Mr.. McIntire came to Mexico
years ago from st. Louis. He wal
a court reporter and a lawyer ant
while in st. Bouis pr~act8oed hi'
professions
The Ledger joins friends IN ex
tending sympathy to the bereaved