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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE
KNOX CIRCUIT COURT
w. +. Amis ct al Plh.

w. F. Amis ct al Plh.
VS..
T. II. Amis &c. Deft's.
By order Of the Knox Circuit
Court, rendered at its April term,
1912, in the case Of W. F. Amis SC
plaintiffs, against T. II. Amis sc
defendants.
| will, as Commissioners, on the
oath day of June 1912, same being
first day of Knox County Court,
sell at the court house door in Bar
bourville, KY, to the highest and
best bidder, the following described
property, on a credit of 6 months.
FIRST TRACT, beginning at a
white oak the lower corner of SO
acre survey made in the name OF
billiard, and known as the lower
billiard corner; thence with the
meander of the river and up the
same TO a sycamore a conditional
line originally made by Ambrose Ar
thor. between his two sons Ohm
and Thomas. Arthor, thence south
wardly with said conditional line
to the conditional line between Will
kerson Amis, and John G. Amis,
about 100 yards Of a sulphur
spring; thence with said conditional
line TO the beginning containing 100
acres more or less but there is except
ed from this boundary the Wilker-
son Amis, grave yard.
SECOND TRACT, bounded on the
by the Cumberland River, on the
by the lands of S. B. Dishman,
and J. J. Purciful, on the W by the
lands owned by ]. J. Purciful and
the Purciful heirs and on the by
r. S. Amis. and it is further bound
ed on the by lands Of Jack Amis,
and Mary J. Amis.
Said property will be sold on
credit of six months the purchaser
to execute bonds with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest at six per
cent, from date until paid, having
the force and effect OF a judgement
and retaining lien on said proper
ty until the purchase money is paid.
Witness nv hand, this 9th day of
June 1912.
i. K. Jones, Commissioner.
Sale about l p. m. Purchasers
must execute bonds as soon as sale
is over, or the property will be inn
mediately put up and resold.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21
Last Week
Rose bud.

" II ampbell, was in Barbour.
willie Monday on business Mary
Profit was a guest Of her mother
ANA Hel'on, sunday j H. Coop.
err. was a guest OF his sister Mrs. o.
n Prichard, OF King Sunday Mrs.
Sally Engle and Miss Francis Camp.
bell we've in Wilton Friday on bust
ness. -Emma cooper enf, r,ained
sunday Messrs John Mahan and
Alex Mayhew Of BarbouIvillv and
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21
Stewart Iron Works Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
Robert w. Cole, Agent, Barbourvlle, KY.

Misses Eliza Towel and Lidia Engle
of this city John Caleb was a
guest of Miss Rosa Engle Sunday
Revs. Young and Hampton, OF Bar
bourville, conducted a series OF
meetings at the Baptist Church
here Sunday.-Joseph Foley's sing
ing school at Place closed last Sum
day.-Clara Campbell was h e
pleasant guest of her cousin Emma
Cooper, Thursday aiternoon.-Mr.
and Mrs. N. !. Logan, and Miss
Jessie Brown, returned Tuesday
from Richmond, KY, where they
had been visiting for several days
their brother MIR. Frank Brown
L A Knuckles of Wilton, was cal.
ling on Ada Wells sunday John
Eng.c attended churh and singing at
Place. Sunday -Mesdames America
amphell and Amanda Sexton. were
guests o, Mrs Mary Cooper, Sun
day Mrs. Nvttie tngle and child
rem of Milton, were guests of her
sister Mrs. hslle Davis the latter
mart OF the week Bessie and Effie
smith were guests Of Sarah Cooper
afternoon
Rosebud.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21
Judge A. j. Kirk,
Paintsville, Ky,

Dear Sir
papers today that at conference between
and Judge Wnn Frankfort last night it arranged that
YOU Judge Wnn should make the against for
Appellate Judge in this District
the Republicans of the State and especially
of your District would suggest that resign
of Circuit Judge order that the Republicans OF
your Judicial may your the coming cleo
ton Democratic Circuit Judge appointed In
District should be nominated for Appellate Judge
in the campaign for Appellate Judge are to be
settled Republicans of the District the Primary August
3rd pleased joint debate with in each
County District that the voters ntegenty decide
between us already published appointment to speak
at Louisa Saturday the 18th O'Clock T. M You
are invited to be present of time will be extended
to
Awaiting your reply, am,
Yours truly,
THEO b. BLAKEY.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21
Indian Creek Clippings
This week.

This week.
W. H. Campbell made a business
trip to Wilton to.day.-O N. Prich-
ard, and wife of King were guests of
the latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. Cooper a lew DAYS last week
-Lidia Engle, is visiting her aunt
Anna Profit, Middlesboro, this
week.. II. Cooper, was in Wilton
Saturday aiternoon.-I.izza Cooper,
was a guest OF Bess Brown of In
dian Gap Saturday night.-John
Engle was in Grays Saturday after
noon on business.-Sarah Cooper is
a guest Of her sister Rosa Prichard
Of King, this week.-Iohn Mahan,
vas a guest OF homeiolks at Bar
bourville Saturday and sunday
Emma Cooper was guest OF her
cousin, Clara Campbell Status day
afternoon Minnie Logan returned
home Sunday from Clate, Kya after
spending two weeks with her aunt
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21
I'VE nre authorized TO. announce
A. d. KIRK

Of Paintsville, Kentucky as a candi
date for the nomination for Appel
late Judge of the 7th District, sub
ject to the action of the Republican
Party at the Primary to be held
August 3rd, 1912.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21
To COnSumptiVeS

Rev. Edward A. Wilson was cur
ed by simple means of a severe
throat and lung affection which de-
veloped into consumption. Ifyou
will write to Mr.. Chas. A. Abbott,
60 Ann ST., New York City, he will
send you FREE OF CHARGED
Mr.. Wilson's full description of his
cure. 1t will cost you nothing and
may prove a blessing.
8 24.I2
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21

ks p your eye on the piano contest.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21

Mrs. John Logan. Mr. and Mrs
John Smith, were guests OF relatives
at Wilton Sundays B. Reese was
in corbin Il few days last week on
business,-Arthur c. Cooper was
calling on Rhoda Barton. of Wood
bine SUNDAY bradley Reese and
Clarence Smith were in Wilton SAT-
urdav Mrs. Frank Helton was a
guest Of her mother Mrs Jacob Ing.
lie Friday
Rose bud.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21
Coal Miners Wanted,

411 f. PICK coal, good wages.
EVERY day run. nice location.
Watts Creek Iellico Coal Co.
wofford. Ky.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21
We are authorized to announce
THEO. B. BLAKEY

of Beattyville, as a candidate for the
nomination for Appellate Judge for
the 9TH District subject to the action
Of the Republican Party at the Pri-
mary to be held August 3rd, 1912
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1912-06-21
JUDGE BLAKEY REQUESTS
JUDGE KIRK TO RESIGN
AS CIRCUIT JUDGE
Wishes Him to Do his In Order That Republican
Candidate May be Nominated for That
Office at the August Primary

Following letter written by Judge Theo b. Blakey, of
Beatyve Judge A. j. Kirk of Paintsve, requesting him
to resign as Circuit Judge the district which he
sides Republican candidate be nominated to
succeed him that he K should be elected APP
pelate Judge the 9TH District Judge Bakey also issues
challenge for joint debate
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
Gitrnp.

Zen gamle Gf5ellence og tioli9e.
re 5innnsminiter, mtnGren0e fon-
geoolgt 2onOstingsmanO - iDlote
/ @aor, ifriper str. Dgbl." al Il.
2lpril, tit 81. aar, % ban benptte.
De 0ogen I'll. a. til i 9nnOstin8et
at 6oloe en- finanspolttiif Gale.
Stemmen bar miitet i'm 9amle Strait
men 9%lan0sepnerne ipnes iremoeles
at ppre uipGffeoe % @nergien at
p9re uforonOret.
Seller life er Der Iegn til, at Den
gomle 9erres ftnonspolitiife Rrin-
clipper bar foranOret liz nleO aare'
ne. San er al Den gamle StoIe, Der
betragter Statsggl0 lom ct neooen.
oi0t 0uoe, Der ngoig ifal toge ODer.
baon0, og ban betragter noDnlig
Den mo0erne Opiin0elie Stats.
liam pao 8efsler = iom en- lifting.
@n0ofoere er ban ingen Dn0er al
ben 1oIoreform, oi fit / 1908, %
booroe0 StatsfaSien milte0e mango
Willioner Ser. / iifre odrIige Sft0-
tG9ter, iamtiOi9 meO, at Statsll0-
gifterne iteg ioale0eS, at life blot
9te0gon9en, men nleget mere, bar
moattet o9ffes meo npe Sfotter,
boaoe oirefte og iir0irefte.
OR. eitrup bar oltio forioaret Colo.
%ifatterne iom 9o0e % iifre Stl0.
tegtstiloer for Stotstosien, % oct
6Iioer iiftert M ira mango Sioer
erfenot, at Sc life bur6e n9re opgio-
ne IA itort Omfdng, ioin ifet er.
@n Omlegnin9 al Sol0ifatterne ioa.
leoes, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS laa
Oi0t muligt blep tol0fri, me0ens
Sfatten logOes ooer paa BET 5or.
brig, Der betinger en- mere Oelba.
6openoe 9eoeuis, 0erpeo fun0e me.
zen Sfatteoebut pore iporet, 90
mango al De 6orbsieIier al 8oittof-
tier M. nj. m, nGre unOgoaet.
Men 8enitreS gomle Sfatteteo.
rier ieireoe, og mn er oct oanifeIigt
at fonlme bort ira Dem. Get oil og.
iaa bIioe nonifeIigt UNDER en- De
piiion of SolOIopen belt at Hippo
for portipoIitiife IoIoteorier - 6r
Gitrup og bans Borti bill nGppe bel.
fer iige iig iri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
1omliens Sraaolpie.

2onoon, 16. 9lpriI. ge0 9ebono.
lingen / Dag | lln0erbuiet al 6or.
ilaget ont SpretteIie al %troaolsIe
Ielegroftationer I gngelit Sor0li.
ras, paa 9o9omoeerne % garba.
Dos ipurgte llnioniiten arcber solo.
niminiiter &orcourt, ON ban boooe
bait fin Spmprfiombeo benoenot
poa 9%onIienS Spitem, oq ON ban
baooe logt @prfe til ct / 0f.
tober 1911 efter ben en9elife 9e8e.
rings a%nmooning foretnget 6orisg
mco trnooles Selegraiering mellem
2ongbo % Gllllercootes i Rortbnm.
berlono, og at man Der oeo uittoma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
4. Cplns Of rSamsersH"
mee Mclobier.

foreIigger mn inobunoet | ct ieroe.
les imagtfulot itanlbloat Sbirtings.
bin0 meo 5iteI itemplet | bpiot Re'
tai paa 9pg og Scribe.
6or at gsre Wuiifuogopen til.
g9ngelig for enboer er griien re.
ouceret til $1.20.
gogen ienoes pertoirit til enbper
aoresie pe6 Ro0taeeIie al neonte
8elgb.
8anfi6 9utb. Bubl Soul e,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

afbolOt 0ig0e pe0toges oct at bpg-
&c ct aortoffelterreri / O0sberreO,
iaa pi0t muIi9t / in0eoprenoe Cont
mer. Anlpget bliber set fgrite I i'm
Slo9S / 3onmorf. 6ormon0 for
an0eIsbooerne er 9nn0bru98fan0i,
Dat 9robGt i Big.
8 Iars Sngt6ns. Zen llllge gron0-
%itifter ira aos6gi, Iieneitefarl 0bri-
titan gaI0emar Sanien, er iiG.Dgit-
iipll. 6lfb." be0 6etten I aege i06mt
s 2lorS 6llgt6uS. 3ommen, Der emo
MI life er forfDn0t 6om, er ofiogt
efter Straffelooens 5 $50: Setter
no9en SIO pQo @l48 eQer Sft6, en-
ten oct er bans eoet eG(er en- onoenS,
Under iaaOame Omitpn0i9beoer, at
Fan mootte in0ie, at on0res 2io
oerbeO uOiGttes for oaben6or 5ore
-. itroffeS ben IfDl0ige meo5llgt-
6nsar6eiOe life unoer otte Qor.
9pOsfaIO. - Geoufter oe ll6giper
al a9gr6 2(ois" 91guit 6inoling er
geotten til II. 9fpr. ofgooet beo d.
oen efter Iengere Si0s Sp9oom,
55 Gor gammel. Gen of6goe, ser
obertog Y9Grg Nois" i 1895, be-
flp6te forifeIlige 9~iIIiOSbpero / fin
9p.
6ru Billie 9eiie, aomponiiten
q. Series @nfe og S6iter til aom-
merberre q. Sage og @ooseier Sobs.
Sage, er 0irs0og ben t6. Apr. Of
9aoet oeo 0e0en / lit Stem / ap6ett-
baOn. Sum oar i'll. oNatt." en- eien.
6omnelig og pin0en6e Berionligbeo,
Der u0foDoe0e en- itor f%ilontropiif
8irfiombe0. 9l. q. bar BUN i Snef-
feriten opf6rt ct Sonotorium for
ifroful6Ie 9ern og ooteret oct me0
10000 Ser, ct 9nmebiem me0 Sri
6olig for 9 enligt itilleoe Gamer og
ct OfficerSbiem meo 7 6ri6oIiger
for ofifeoigeoe Officerer eller oisies
efterfa0te.
= gn al 9i6org Bps fen0tegor-
9ere, 9~ogban0ler GieGs Gbriitenien,
er SguOag ben II. 9pr. afgoaet peO
8eoen / alorblts, SO 9lar ganlmef.
Den afOeOe bar / mango qar oaret
0omfirfeoprge o. bar Hio0er al
86g.
@ooroeier Moos Bigger al
aielbeOe i 9epling er iorleoen efter
foa 0oges Spg0om oigooet pe0 ~
Den, noget ODER 80 @or gammeI.
Zen oioe0e, ser iii. n2emb. 9lp."
bar boet poo aiel6e0e ii6en 1855,
bar meget it9rft aan0eligt interes.
ferret; ban bar en- of Sooeomen6ene
/ Boiling 8olgmenig5e0 og SRI
ffole, bar Meoun0erifriper Of Den
6efenote Nifob.9loresie og f%oreiIo.
ges ienere iom Me0Iem of oct firfe-
Iiae llOpuIg, men unOIloo Jig, Ou
ban mente Jig for gammel. O9ian
2on6boipSrqsmooIet bopoe bans Sn-
teresie, og ban bar W3eOitifter al
9embig 9onf % Me0lem al ganf-
roa6et.
Gn itur 9eorageriiag. Ga. 100
900 Sir. 5 al StiI6eo bar 0orore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
Duuu1urR.
m<.se'-

riff transmission boo0e opnaaet ell
Saitig9eo al oper 200 0ro / Diinut-
ten. @uoeIi9 ipurgte arcber, ON Oii-
nilteren flllt0e onbefule De poagpl.
0en lofale Gegeringer at ooeroeie
Otulig9eoen al at onta9e bette SD-
item.
&orcourt iooreOe, at 6on meget
Uel fen0te De Gei1lltater, man 6apoe
opnaaet oe0 6origgene / Oftober
1911, og at oen engelife Hegerin9
neo itor 0pm9rfiombe0 fulgte Den
Di0ere ll0bifling al Sbitemet. Gen
en9elife 9iepr9ientant for Boulien-
Selifa6et BAR for nDlig bleoen op.
forOret til at inO9ioe 8il6uO poa
@nIeg of en- 5 aiIomatt Station pao
IriniOo0, men boo0e afilooet oct.
Der oil0e DOG utpiDliomt igen 6li.
be gioet Selifo6et 2ejlig6eo til at
inOgipe IiIblto paa af6re peitinOiife
Stotioner, Der maotte bIipe ioreilao.
eoe.
Sanife 8~asingerer pan Sitanic.
AGe oe 6nnife &asiagerer bar paa
cen llnotagelie nPr, ifrioer nar.
0gbl.," 3. aIo8ies 9osiogerer. Gen
enc, ser reiite paa 2. 8IoSie, bar
Raifininipefter Soco6 Nilling ira
ipOipnife Sernboners Sn9eniprton.
tor / Ooenie. San iful6e poa ct for
tere 9eiG9 / Il. 2. q. for at itliOere
Sernbane0rift.
Den | 9%66en6abn 6oIi00en6e Sen-
m Dam9oor0. 9onien par Mnnuiaf-
turfommis % reiite ii! amerifo for
oeroore at i6ge at ifo6e en- @fsi-
items.
Slalls 9dlllen IRA 9olebD, Der REL
tie iammen meO jim 9uitrl, er Bar.
Der. San bar iammen meo Suitrli.
en- oGret bientnle poo 9eieg / nogen
lib og reiite mi tilba9e til ben me
8erOen, boor 9Ggteparet / EN- Aar.
rGffe bar boet. Sg On De MI orog
tiD6uge, reiite en- al 0eres lnee
SIGgtnin9e, Senrif @onlen-S sui, meo
0eroner, 6a Barber &anien mente at
flune itaffe bam inc / en- goo Still
ling oeroore.
Ogioo De fire 8oSiogerer ira 6pn
tilberte en- 6omilie. De bar ira
Gifiloitrup og 8eOeritrup, og De bar:
RielS u. Senien, Der en- Gio bar o9.
ret pao 9eiag i Siemlan0et og iom
MI bar ginet De andre, Sans Beter
Senien, Snen0 2auri0s Senien iamt
Gorlo IieIien-a 9pit til at
friite 2pffen | bet fremme0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

llnoer ao~rlig6eoens Siigt
potter SinlenS unge 8inge,
men BEN mo0ne aunoifobs 6rilgt
fan fun pgte Iroifab brin8e.
8ofIer 9nroen 2lor ior adr,
itprfere 6li'r 6iertets 5lamme.
Qiflia er por llngooms 8aar,
freioigt Mo0 itaor ci til Stalnmel
:: QifGig :: er Dor kingdoms 8oar.
Qo6 os oo meo ireiOigt Mob ar.
beioe poa 2esnin9en al ben ltore
Gpanoe, iom er lagt ben til oS, nenl'
liz at BRACE Dor llugoom til bore
frfitne Sfoler. 9o0 os laa Bog
Itopernes 5p0eforn paa pore 6G'
ores afrfemarf beropre, Lao os inn
ben / Iaa ri9eligt Woal, at Der,
noar Soften fommer, maa blioe
beitet mango Solo baooe I'll 9rsO'
form for os % til Soatorn for ben
fommen6c Slnat. Sfuloe Stioel'
iein0boloet / Dor oonIfe Sbe0e pie
ia NJ epre for ringe ii! at fnnne
aaa iaemem Mslen, ioa lao oS blot
blon6e Den meo liot iremmeo 9oeoe
al en- ioitcre Sort, men meo
Moo6e. Ibi Den Oanife 9oeoe err
Der be0ite Sooforn. Zen gioer De
ileite 6olo.
anu0 Oona.i t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
SRA Sbieiterct. ErGitelDnnen %
Sien0enflpsnin9en. apbenhaun. Is.

April. 5 Sagen mellem Bnitor Bar.
foe0 % finans- % aliltlisminiiterier-
ne ituofgiteoe Ssieiteret / Dag Sol
% Sto0Srettens Dom, bporoeo Mi-
niterierne 6leo %irifunone. 5 Br9-
miSierne beO0er BET:
Nj Snoboloet al 2ooen al 10.
Wtoi 1902 fremgaar oct, 5oao og.
iaa beitprfe8 al De 5or9on0linger,
Der er gaoet ioruO ior 2openS I'll.
bIipeIie, at 9eitenmelien ON Sien-
0enflesningen ifal fitoe ~g(npenOel-
ie ogioo meo &eiipn til DC 9reiter,
Der oeO 2obens Sfraittre0en ollere.
De bar aniot / ct tienoelgnnet Gm-
beoe, uoen at Der / Den Qnleoning
iflloe tilfomme Dem no9et arap
poa Gritotning for Den 5orringelie
al Oeres Sn0tegter, iom 6eroi maotte
6liue 66lgen. Get fan iaaleoes life
beoipGes, at 9oo9ionin9Smagten bar
pRret berettiget til at trpfie BEN paa-
gploenoe Or0nina, iarlig naar BEN.
les til, at oct Oreier JIG ON Gegu.
lering al en- 5nOtegt, Der er al of-
pefSlenoe St%orrelie, og meo Senipn
til bpilfen DER gentogne @onge tiO-
ligere peo Sop er t|rllffet tiIiparenOe
9eitemmelier.
BroceSiens Omfoitninger for Ssie-
iteret opbppe0es.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
GarncgieS SeltefOno.

0N'"NBNNR AkNA'N Nv ORAARNbf1~
9elsnnin9sfono for Seltemoo al.
6olot Ote6e | Ge6enbopn Den TO-.
9tpr. 6on0ets 9eitDrelie fonitituere-
De iig me6 ll~oenrigsminiiter gtble.
felot-2ourpig iom 5orman6 og St-
6enrigsminiiter Senien.S gnoerup og
ben omerifonife @eianot Or. Cyan
iom 9eitforneno. Otter uotrpffelig
8eitemmelie of Carnegie fomnter fun
ioooonne Sntolineer | 9etrogtning,
Ger er foretagne efter 1. Somior
1912.
st aartoffeltorreri. 8oo ct al 1902
g~[u0efShapere Mon0od ben Is. Mpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

00rfet, bner efter jim eune, %
fife 6p0ger meo Den &anfe at le
gprfet fuGofert ! en- Dag eller to,
men Bigger meA 6renrtioen ior
gie, Oa futoe pore 8irfeifoler bIiDe
en- aroft % en- 9eIiigneIie ior port
0anifc 6olf beroore og meo @uOS
5ielp ogiao for mango al Dem, Der
MI fun fen6er Dor Sirtes 4rbei0e
OF ar6eiosberre al gtaon.
8i, ser leper Der poa Sfolen
0aa efter Gag, RoaneO efter 0too'
neo, ui Der - iaa at lige bar
Qoaitapernes Snoeforn til oogligt
grBo, ri feler, boor peIii8net oct er
at lpre noget / llngOomsaorete; ri
mprfer, at iano aunOito6 / triite'
Tia 9(onO er Iongt mere bqro emo
boa0e Gi0 % 8en9e, ia Ielp ON oct
fife iotte os i StanO til at tiene
en- eneIte Dollar mere emo De, lom
inaen uOoanneIie bar, % pil0e bort
9io oog ppre ifomere % rigere,
foroi Dor Sjnl boooe ioaet alt 6olO
nogle al line Gpner uooiflet. vi
ftuoe al 9iertet er,fe monge al
pore unge 9an0smGnO Ell %ligneuOe
9pffe. Ger rinoer mig / Sn ct
8ers al en- Gang, ri pIeieOe at
ionoe oeo Observation-Disclosures
0erne pau Sfolen / min 66oebp.
geriet er al 9olnoon.41iiaer % ~
Der %ioaleoes:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

Gn itOr SeOraeeriias. Ga. 80
900 Sir. 5 al Stil6eo bar 0orore
girfs 9oliti / oen ienere Gio be-
ifaftiget Jig meo Ell 9eorogeriing,
Der ongaar 9ele6, iom iammenlogt
an0rooer ca. 10000 ar.
Zen %beOrogne er en- fen0t 9iig-
mono / SeIlerup, iom eier itore
@rltnOe % er meget googerenoe.
0enne Nan0 bar cement no9le 9tar
it6ttet g%ogtrpffer SIR. Serenien
StpoieStrp0e Is (pripat boen0e /
6ultmmns 2llle y meo itore Ben.
ge6eleb, iom Ssretien angoO at full
le 6rllae i i'm girfiombeo til Maiti-
i1er % Oil., men ofte bar 8ioet en-
ganife onOen o9 ait anOet emo ior-
nuitig 9lnpen0elie. 5 alt bar 0enne
Mano foaet 60-65,00O SIR. un0er
mere eller min0re folife 8ore9ioen.
Der.
Men life nof 9ermeo. SAN bar
benpttet Den gpne, bun 6ou0e til at
%interesiere RigmonOen ior anoreS
5oretoeenOer, til moo ogrooiIion"
at an6efale andre til lin gelp1oers
8eloillie, % paa Den Wtaaoe bar
ogioo en- Gigorbonoler, en- @Iorme-
tier, en- 8ogtrpffer, to Smeoemeitre,
en- Witrermeiter, en- Moler og flere
fooet betp0elige gel6b, iom altIaa |
aft err bIeben ca. 10000 SIR.
0a 8iemanoen op0age0e, atPen-
gene par ta6t, gior0e ban i'll. Seat" "
anmeloelie til Ior0re 9irf FOR at
foa GeOe pao Sngen, % bette on.
bol0t 9%ogtrpffer Ssrenien FOR ge-
0ro9eri.
8lere al De andre / Sogen ino.
oifle6e er meoifpIoige / georogeri.
ernie. Ssrenien bor p9ret i%troffet ct
Gor @onge tiolieere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

af9olOt 0}goe peotoges BET at bpg-
&c ct Acknowledgement / O0sberre0,
iaa piOt mltli9t / ip0epprenoe Cont
mer. anIeget bIioer BET f6rite / i'm
SlogS / 3anmarf. 6ormon0 for
anoels6ooerne er 2anobrn9sfan0i-
Dat 9rob9f / Gig.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-15

scragsy. faded. dry. brittle or thin.
Besides identifying the hair. Dander-
ine dissolves every par,icl. OF dand.
run. cleans purifies and invigorates
N" scalp. forever stopping Itching
and falling hair. but what will please
you most will De after a few weeks
use o. Danderiuc when you will &C
tually see new hair-fine and doWuv
az nrst-yes-but really new hair
growing all over thu scalp II YOU
care for pretty. soft hair. and lots OF
IL, surely get .5-cen, bottl. OF
knowlton's Danderine from any drug
store or toilet counter and Just try IL
ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-15
GIRLS! GIRLS! SURELY TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR
AL YOU NEED IS 2scgNr BOTTLE ~pANpesi.g~-sA,s
GETS LUsTRoUs FLUFFY AND ABUNDANT At ONCE

lmmedlate7-Yes, Certain7-that's
The Joy Of r.. Your hair becomes
light. wavy fury. abundant and ap-
pears as soft. lustrous and beautiful
as young girls after Danderine
hair cleanse Just try this moisten
A cloth With a little Danderiue aud
carefully draw IT. through your hair.
taking one small strand a. a time
This Will cleanse The hair OF dust. dirt
or excessive oil and IN just a few mo-
ments you have doubled the beauty OF
your hair.
delightful surprise awaits. partic-
ularly those who have been careless.
whose hair has been neglected or r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-15

have never failed % make each event
enjoy able The saNAphone orchestra
Of Springfield. o. has always pleased
those who enjoy dancing Tha com
mittee IN charge . composed Of
Nessrs- Henry Gundl.ng. Earl Hedr-s
Harry LutE, Alfred Scuneborn. A-kle
S;eadman and Joseph Weyr.ck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-15
crieker.Maff- $500

The Ladies Ait Society O. The Ina
delphia VI. ? church Nil give their
annual chicken and wa:ne supper IN
the basement OF the church Oh Thurs.
day evening. October - These IA.
dies are noted FOR their fine cooking.
and there vii De- a large attendance
Already many tickets have been sod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-15

Tile choir OF the Thomson " r..
church ~'Il r.g" 800 entertainment on
ih" evening OF November 20 TIL.
songs TO be- sung are being rohearsed
ana %" concert Will be- OF interest 20
aI music lovers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-15

The entertainment committee Of
The Mercantile club have issued I'm.
vi'ations for their opening concert
and ball and 'h' event bids fair 20 be-
the most clabora'.. given by Tho club
Tor sometime The new club ro1rns
IN th" I1Ird &C Trad. building viii
De- deckcI for tho event and the
committ'" 30 char-c is composed of
Mcrrr~ David Erau-. chairman. as
sisted los Leon - stein. Louis Kraft.
Charles = Schl'siuscr. Edwin Kline.
The following Is copy OF rh. cards
issued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-15
SOCIETY


Miss Hrffir ia-f Miss MARY Scott.
of NoInlsyiiic. Mechanics 3d. g. Nc.
6rrEur. a j CLARKE. a. D. Ross. S a.
s. SprIgE. Mr. Martin. uf E,uVood.
ana Mrs Moore Scott. az Mounds.
Vile. leave TODAY Tor Delaware. &.
1e delegates to fhe Wcnars ForoIri.
Ni7-fnuIr. society ut which Mrs
Clarke .t thr president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-15

The Mothers club OF th. Kings
Daughters Day Nursery viii give "a
concert al the Third Presbyterian
church on the evening OF October 3d.
The proceeds are for the benefit OF
the institution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-15

The following ladies' leave today as
delegates 90 the West virginia F,d.r
atIon OF woman Clubs. which is 20
De continued until Friday. Mesdames
C. hearne. Reed Baird. Harry
franzheim. ?. Dup. Thompson. D.. e..
living. T. G Burke. John q Garden.
Flora \ Williams. u p Rehrens
John Mcclure. A. ~ KimberIand
Charles b. Berry. Julius Pollock. =
r. e. Allen. G.. A. Laughln Il VI.
Baird. + W S;il-l u VI Browne.
Cecil Robinson ami Dr Harriet R
don"s. Miss Carrie Zane and Miss EIz-
ahcth RuuEee