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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19
W. C. CR|FFITHS
HAS ASSIGNED
Three Years Career Brought
to an End. From $4,000
to $50, 900.
From Wednesdays Timesett.

w. C. Grifith's Dry Goods Store
doors are closed this morning to
business. Clerks were notified
Tuesday that business would be
suspended this morning. An in
ventory is now being taken of the
stock which will take week or ten
days to complete, and then further
arrangement will be made for the
continuance of the business.
The Grifiths came here three
years ago and took over the stock
of ]. F. Armstrong, who occupied
the building where Chapman is now
located. The stock which was
scarcely worth $4,000 was sold at 9
big sacrifice to the Griffiths and
they began business. New goods
were brought on and they built up
a trade which grew faster than any
other store of the size in South.
eastern Kansas. Last August, after
their stock had out grown the
small room then occupied, the store
was moved to the Jenner building
on East Main street where they hs d
large we'll appointed store build
ing. By this time their stock was
increased to nearly $4,000 and
their trade kept pace with it.
This morning Mr.. G fifth stated
that the stock had bee n put In the
hands of a receiver, everything
having been signed over to the
firms creditors. An inventory is
being taken, and when completed
the stock will be put up for auction,
and will 60 to the highest bidder.
Mr.. Griffith further said, that if it
were possible, he would like to buy
the stock in, but that he would
have to secure more capital than
he has now. His capital when he
started was "didn't hav: a dollar"
and even with the great increase in
his business he has not been able
to increase his capital to keep the
two abreast. "1t takes a big CAPT
tai to swing a business whose ex
penses are a thousand dollars
month and l haven't got enough
money to do it," Mr.. Griffith said
when asked concerning the business.
Allen H. Hisey of Kansas City
has been appointed trustee of the
business for all of the credlto rs
Durham Monger and Root Dry
Goods Co. are one of the heavies'
creditors and the total liabilities Of
the bankrupt firm are between
$17,oo and SI8, 900 dollars.
Mr.. Hisey thought, so far as
he could Judge from the appear
ances of the store, that the stock
would probably invoice for thai
amount. w. E. Qulnlin is assist
ing Mr.. Hisey in straigh ening out
the firms affairs together with
number of former clerks and also
men from the other dry goods
stores.
The store will be sold at auction
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19

ming and severely injured He is
recovering rapidly
Allen Shepard and his son-in-law
are painting for Mrs Stanley this
week
DR. lies visited over Sun in Parsons
VIM Carson and wife were here on
business Sat
Dr Nicely drove up from Parsons
one day last week The DR. and his
wife are planning visit to montana
about Aug 1st and while there Will
also visit the Yellow Stone park and
camp out few days
Wilma Stipp made trip to Cha
mute Sat
Mrs Albert who underwent an
operation In the hospital at Chanute
a short time ago came home last Sat
She is much improved and Is doing
we'll
Frank Speck and wife and baby
came home Sun for visit
John Bryan and family went to
Humboldt Sun returning Mon
Hazel Noble, Ruth and Ruby
holland spent Sun with Beatrice
Noble
Ora and Olive Coder and Mrs
Triplet and son spent Sun with Mrs
Even and family
Urbana base ball team played the
Chanute team here Sunday Is to 7 In
favor of Urbana
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19
INSECT BITE COSTS LEG

A Boston man lost his leg from the
bite of an insect two years before.
To avert such calamities from stings
and bites of insects use Buckle EMS Ar
MICA Salve promptly to kill the poison
and prevent inflammation, swelling
and pain. Heals burns, boils, ulcers,
piles eczema, cuts, bruises Only 25c
at All Druggists.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19
CARLTON.

Harry Umbarger and family spent
Sun at Rufus Blessings northeast of
town
Mr. Horget, and son left Satur for
an outing They will visit Gridey,
Burlington, Pamora, Quinima and
Kansas City and will DE gone about 3
weeks
Charlie Umbarger and family west
OF town spent Sun at Willie Carpen
ters
Mrs George Niles and daughter
spent Sat with MIS- Lless and
daughter
Sam Miller spent Sun at Winnie
and Harry Umbargers
Mae Mather and Edna Coats left
Wed on vacation trip and will
spend few weeks visiting at various
points They go to Kansas City and
from there to Leavenworth, Law
renee and Topeka
DR.. Chambers and family of Law
renee drove down 10 their touring
car to visit home folks few days
Ed Mecum and Sam Miller both
put Ia sidewalks In front Of their
property last week
Rena Liess spent Sat and Sun at
Varmdells west OF town
Guy Umbarger left Friday for
Kansas City where he will attend
Business college
Mrs Rosa Stauffer of Chanute spent
the latter part Of lastsweek with her
sister Mrs Clarence Blessing and
family northwest of town
Mrs Lottie Hutchinson OF Illinois
who has been visiting her parents
for the past few weeks returned home
Sat
Frank Taylor and family spent
last Thurs with his brother Ira
northeast OF town
Mrs Hugh Owens of Chanute was
in town Wed night and Thurs visit
ing her parents
Fillmore Howell of Leavenworth
came Mon and will spend the next
two weeks visiting her parents Rev
Win Howell and wife
Charles K Cramer and family Of
Kansas City and Leslie Geiger and
wife OF Chanute drove down in the
Cramer car and spent Mon evening
with Mrs Liess and Rena
Mrs Rosa Stauffer Of Chanute and
Mrs LATHE Blessing and children
spent Sat afternoon with Mrs Liess
and daughters.
q G Hammond and wife of AL
toona drove over to Earlton Tues
and spent the day with their cousin
Mrs Liess
The United Brethren people Of
carlton have decided to build new
church The parsonage will be moved
to another place on the lot, and the
new church will be erected on the
north west corner OF the parsonage
lot The new church will be modern
four gable, with audience room 3OX46
feet, and four Sunday school rooms,
arranged so as to all be opened into
the audience room when desired
There will also be vestibule entrance
SKIS feet The old church will be sold
and work on the project will be
started 10 few days, and be pushed
as rapidly as possible
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19
Piatt Pickups

Miss Retta Hodges is visiting her
sister Mrs. Lear at present.
We had a nice rain last week but
another would be acceptable
George Stephens and wife of Erie
visited Mrs Ledyard last week.
Velma elliott visited Sara Wilson
last Sun
BID Ellis called Veterinary Wilson
to attend very sick colt Mon night
Theodore Gilliott's went to Erie
Sat
Dat harvest is on in this vacinity
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19

Fretful babies need the comforting
effect of McGee's Baby Elixir. 1t
quiets feverishness, corrects sour
stomach, cures collie pains and checks
diarrhoea. 1t is perfectly safe and
wholesome remedy containing no
opium, morphine or injurious drug of
any kind. Price Csc and SOC per bot
tie. Sold by Legitimate Drug Co.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19

The greatest enemy of childhood is
the tape worm. IT destroys health
and undermines the constitution. The
greatest enemy of intestinal worms
is Whites Cream VeJmifuge' 1t re-
moves the worms and helps the child
back to strength, vigor and cheerful
ness. Price 25c per bottle. Sold by
Legitimate Drug co.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19

and not witbstanding the late spring
appears to be good
Farmers are laying by their corn
Steve and Nellie Mahaffee visited
at Bankers Tues night
Merrill and Fern Mathes spent
Sun afternoon with Cleo and Mildred
Wynans
John Carries visited in Shaw Sun
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19

A lame back or shoulder puts a
man on the retired list temporarily.
The time will be short if Billiards.
Snow Liniment is rubbed in. 1t re
lakes the muscles, relieves pain and
restores strength and elasticity in the
Joints. Price 25c, SOC and 81 per bot
lie. Sold by Legitimate Drug Co.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19
Union Valley

Union Valley
Nola, Blanche, Marie aud Jay More
head and Eddie Bussman spent Fiji
afternoon with George and Oren
Smith
Earl Gilmore visited with home
folks Sat and Sun
Clara Johnson spent Wed afternoon
with Ersell and Nellie Smith
Mrs Frank Burr called on Mrs
Arthur Gilmore Tues afternoon
Scott Neptune and family and
Nine Trapp and family spent Sun
with A ] Morehead and family
Vance Wiltse and family visited
Sat and Sun with G w johnson and
family
Charles Smith and wife spent Sun
afternoon with Will Bussman and
wife
Jake Shepard and family spent
Sun with ] N Winters and family
Ersell Smith called on Mae More
head Tues afternoon
Ethel Winters spent Tues night
with her sister Mrs Jake Shepard
Mildred Tye of Chanute spent
Thurs with her aunt Mrs. Arthur
Gilmore
Mrs Gilmore and Mrs Smith called
George Smith visited from Sun un-
til Monday with Clyde Winters
The Ladies Aid Society gave Mrs
E l. Tennis very pleasant surprise
Thurs afternoon it being her Goth
birthday
Mae Morehead called on Ersell and
Nellie Smith Fri afternoon
Clay Tennis, Leslie Kepley and
Leona Trap spent Sun evening with
Mae MOrehead
George Morehead visited with home
folks Sat and Sun
Fern Shepard visited with her
grandparents Thurs
Jay Lupher and Blanche Van Valley
spent Sun evening with Frank Burr
and wife
Velma Bowers spent Sat afternoon
with Lizzie Taylor
Mrs George Johnson and daughter
called on Mrs. Smith and daughters
Mon morning
Doris Biggs spent Fri afternoon
with Velma and Opal Bowers.
Lizzie, Beaalah and leila Taylor
visited from Sat until Mon with
their brothers Amos and Perry Tay-
lor of Chanute
E. L. Taylor and wife attended the
basket meeting at Rollin Sun
Murry Tennis, Jess Kepley, Nellie
and Ersell Smith spent Sun evening
with HarN and Clara johnson
Ira Greenwood and son called on
Chas Smith Sun evening
E L Tennis and family, Leslie
and Bertha Kepley spent Sun at
Edd Kepley's
Mrs Arthur Gilmore visited With
her brother r Tye and family Of
Chanute Tues
Mrs Frank Burr spent Wed with
her parents Mr. and Mrs Lupher
Ethel Winters called on Nellie
Smith Thura evening
Charles and George Smith helped
Henry Glaze put up hay last week
Mrs A ] Morehead and children
Jay and Marie spent Mon afternoon
with Mrs Charles Smith
Mr. and Mrs Tom Sparks and
family spent Sun with Mr. Ivan
Smith and wife
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19
The CHOICE OF A HUSBAND

Is too important a matter for a
woman to be handicapped by weak
ness, bad blood or foul breath.
Avoid these killhopes by taking DR.
Kings Life Pills. New strength, fine
complexion, pure breath, Cheerful
spirits-things that win men-follow
their use. Easy, safe, sure. Is cents
at All Druggists.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19
URBANA.

Fine weather the past week
A fine rain last "Wednesday with
some hail that did no damage
During the storm last Wednesday
Charles Singer was struck by light
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19

Monday morning from months
outing in Arkansas.
Richard Home OF Marshall, Mo-,
who has been spending a month in
Chanute went to Kansas City Monday
afternoon. Mr.. Home has been
elected to teach history in the high
school here for the coming year.
Bill Dodge is working at the Dun
ming Drug store.
Jay Pritchard and sister were over
from Fredonia Sunday visiting Prof.
Thurlow Lieurance. Mr.. Prichard
took part in the, band concert at Gen.
trail Park in the afternoon.
Flora Money, Susie Meyers and
Melissa Robertson returned to Erie for
another weeks work in the Normal.
Mesdames Clyde Smith and W. Nj
Mundell returned to Hutchinson
Saturday after visiting Jas. Mundell
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Cavaness and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfrid Caveness drove
TO Pittsburg In the Cavaness Sampson
Saturday and returned Sunday.
They say the roads are good to St.
Paul but found some rough driving
from there on.
The Jack Johnson baseball team
of Chanute went to Urbana Sunday
to play the Urbana team. The
resulted in "A to 8 score with
Urbana holding the 4. Ten innings
were required to settle the contest.
Mrs. Chas. Campbell aud niece
Beneta Carpenter of Colorado Springs
are the guests nf Mrs. Campbells sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Dannelley of West
Third street.
Miss Bessie Phelps returned Satur-
day from a two weeks visit in Joplin
and Pittsburg.
Mrs. Julia Underwood of Parsons
is visiting Miss Hazel Williams 1854 S.
Evergreen.
Mesdames P. Westling and Mildred
Rhoade left Saturday for Washington
and will be gone month.
Miss May Hight, of Fort Scott is
visiting Miss Anna May.
Mrs. S. l., VanSandt returned
Saturday from a two weeks VISIT in
Pittsburg.
JamesIO'Neil Bruen returned from
Joplin Saturday from Joplin Satut
day noon.
Fred and Harold Flottman went to
lola Saturday.
We wish to thank the neighbors
aud friends for their Kindness during
the sickness and death OF our little
daughter Hazel. Also for the Utaull-
full floral offerings. ana Mrs.
Forest E Allen.
j. w. Anderson aud family who
live northeast of Erie spent Sun day
with j. j. Hurt and family. They
drove over In their new Model 20
Buick.
j. Y. Fields of the Chanute Piano
Co, left Sunday for an extended visit
in Caney.
Miss Elsie Foose returned from a
weeks stay in Erie Sunday.
Miss Edna Davis returned from
Erie Sunday.
Miss Effie Carr has returned from a
few weeks visit In Illinois.
Mrs. W. E. Deatsch went to lola
Monday to visit a few days with
friends.
Mrs. Holt-Schneider Of Humboldt
and her niece Clara Holt Schneider Of
jefferson City are visiting J. @. Dor
rington and wife.
Joseph Martin is working in Shaw.
Mrs. o. E. Mendenhall went TO
jefferson City to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. II. Brooch returned
to Humboldt Monday after a short
visit with Mrs. Broch's mother Mrs
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1912-07-19

the highest bidder for cash. as
soon as the invoice has been taken
and the creditors have been notified
Of the date and place of sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10

% terrain church on Sunday morning anil
a. tIt 4h on meeting az o'clock In ~
'E'H'Hs. - q nephew Of \ j Pofu,.~,,,
u Tie ran Handle grocery.
Mrs. Jcff Dewitt. o. steub.nviiie. WAS
.i-''yr !trtelety at tie home u her
bee "a i'''i4''-
The choir 81 the Christ Friaco,,,i
.ui. " iil xiv" % musical pu Nv.lr.g-
-! tF'nirs, August -. 81 tire horne. Of
~ i-uc! 'corse An exceptionally
go f..-..nl Us icing prepared al4 "a
'"rfe turnout r. eNp,rtcd
airs walter ZIgE ami daughter Carrie
were recent Steubenyille visitors.
Attention ls called g. tie ad,.rff..-
h""t Of tho Farmers stat. Bank
Miss AdH q. f~e. ~ Franklin. w. q.
visitor ~ tho city to-day
o. NlSa Nina AIpi"gatr has returned
~yn tl-Ii a. Washington. Pa.
INVITATIONS have been printed and ara
.einH sent out O.. TIE StItnI,v Ii.f..in,
lI' announcing "a select dane. O., h..
even on Monday evening. August /. la
S!ty hal Dancing from 60 % D. "a
Mut.c rs Is. 90 ,. band Cururtrt... ~
~ ArihtiF'. u /. l;oa4uson and A.. J..
same Melvin. \ o. Noianf and r,,
laNl. % SteuOsrv.ile. are spending "A
~ days at Cleveland aud SiaEn-a
Mrs. Lille Jacob nnd son James. aro
visiting In Toledo. Ohio.
Robert Iark ana sisters. Misses Anna
~. , I..iz1 ..'th are iu Howell MI,h. at
lLrry l'ars. o. MISS Mary AfrN,rr,r,
- that city.
Mrs - Is. Park has recovered from "a
siErt !nll-Ioslflnn.
f seaman ana pom Gordon.
~ Albany IS. are VISITING M-- sss-
man cousin. Mrs Harry Ilwusf' -
NprtA Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10

IS III for the past week. was slightly
better last evening.
Airs. J. Brooks and W. ~ CrobIey
Cadiz. o, are visiting Mr. and Mrs "
;. N-eh. OF Center Warwood
\ local physician stated last evening
q AZ this was excellent weather to con-
tract pneumonia. warm days cold damp
nights. and that tie people should be
most careful IN going into the night air
without proper wraps.
Airs. Louis Weidner has returned
from tte North Wheeling hospital
whore she underwent an operation sew
eral days ago
Monday morning n large force ~ men
Will be put % work constructing the
Foundation for the new Pennsylvania
passenger and freight station aare.
The excavation was done some time
ago.
Mrs. r. \ Alexander and daughter.
Miss Martha. heve returned from Cum
bertrand. Onto. where they have been
visiting relatives and friends for the
past ten days
Master Andre owens Is suffering with
his foot as "a result Of stepping on a
long nail at Ais home boa center War
wood br. J. ". AbcrcromJie attend
ed the lad
T.e foundation for tho Warwood
t''Aa N'll NA-AF|A NlA@ ANfILaa Ifur AGlNreW
Hart viii begin erection 81 the struc-
tire Monday. u is expected % be
ready for occupancy ~ september 30.
carl 'nr"fhrrs. % tho WarWooI Tool
mpary clerical force - expected 20
return from bis ten lays vacation on
60 Great Lakes tie latter part - next
week
ltrInfmer brother. rrarr 'efars - tic
W arNo'4 bakery. rave Installed another
large automatic caEe and bread mixer
Little Soreida Jwelf. daughter - ST..
am Ars Ollie Jewell o. slowly re-
c'fe~'rg from scarlet fever
villa J. NcSarr1ara. ~ si.sfv rs-
.'fefirg from e. prolonged illness
special meeting 90 Tire E.,-aui dia-
vet Fe ."'i board VIII o. Irii 81 t.s
.'"rth WnruDul school I.IIl.ra y a.
.Hy evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
By Z. II. ARNOLD.
Intelngsnoer Bureau.


The Chamber of Commerce Of the
United States in which West Nr,rp.,-
la IS well represented through tho
state Board of Trade. opened its Of
Hres IN Washington today.
ne Dig National Board OF Trad.
WHlcn Is tho concrete result Of the Of
i"'ts OF PRESIDENT Taft in calling a
general conference Of the business
men - the United States. which met
al h!s call In Washington last April
Z" perfect IN National Trade organi-
xaU'n mas opened offices I'm the new
RIGGS building directly opposite from
the Treasury at the corner OF Fir-
tecnth and streets northwest.
IL was the plan Of President Taf, IN
ISSUING the call Tor National Board
OF trade 20 bring the business men Of
the nation into closer relationship
WIN tho u"dus op,randi Il the vari-
Gus Cover mcnt departments .sneci-
any commerce and Labor and ArrI-
cultural Departments. It's ohie..
generally sTeGkiuC lis 10 bring about
mar in"niors relationship between che
trade orgaLiza tions and tho practical
dtTHrtmcnfT of the Government The
president believes that the drpart
ments OF Commerce and Labor and
Agriculture should work hand IA
mana win thc state trade bodies IN
promoting general business conditions
anu IN" u'rc effective development Of
raw products.
The Wheeling BOARD ~ Trade and
other city boards ia West Iirvini,
are well represented in tho National
Hoard and al correspondence from
West Virginia trade bodies address..d
10 the Nrtiorai Board asking coon
Grafton On the development Of he
state VIII hc cordially welcomed nv
the national Chamber Of Conmerce
Ihe ""rk Of tho National Chamber
OF commerce is IN charge II Elliott
~ Goodwin. a booster" man rom
Masf1c husettes who has achieved an,
tnNlabie rcT utation ~ a promoter y
~" Englnnd manufacturing towns
~" y IN active charg. - the View
England manufacturing towns IL a.
IN active charge II the new National
I'""ri ana before many months *
p''ts 20 make an extended trim
through Western Pennsylvania ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
PRESIDENT TAFT VETOES
THE WOOL TARIFF BILL

! me city for few days attending IN.
Bun Mocs@- convention NJ Chicnro-
has returned home
Mrs Or. A u Young and two
children. Alice and Robert. Alter
spending a short time visiting az 81.
Mays returned home yesterday
evening on the S:s5 train.
Dave Ieaser and nephew. John
Srinen. OF SCrdis. Ohio. route Z. wero
IN the cit today attending 10 bust
ness matters.
J. II. Pierroint. OF Next. W. Va.
was atts nd.Eg 10 business matters IN
this city to-day.
Jas II. Lsasure. a well known
young farmer OF the interior OF the
county. was in town transactlng bust
ness.
j. q. adsms. OF Salem. is in the
on on ,e@peranc. bro SsilEsrJ lures
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Cumm a. OF
West Union. are here vISitir with
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r Cummings. of Brown Betty street.
Mrs. = W. Larence. wife Of the well
known Insurance man. Is seriously 81
At her nome on Brown Betty street.
Winheld Mooney. formally Of
wheeling. who has been absent from
the city fcr few days attending the
Eagles convention at Cleveland. has
arrived home.
hrs. G. J. Jennings and son. Chas-
are he-e Visiting with the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Car
son. Of the South Side.
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Pirates Attack Island

HONG KONG. CHINA, Aug. "A
band OF pirates today attacked the
small island Of ColOwan In the vicin-
ity ~ the Portuguese dependency Of
Macao. al the mouth OF the Canton
river. Details OF the fighting hav.
not Vet reached here.
ReinforCements consisting Of a de-
tachment Of forty Portuguese sold
iers have been hurried 20 the scene
from Iacao. Since the fighting which
occurred in July 1910. between the
chinese and the Portuguese on the
Island OF colowan owing 10 n dispute
between the Chinese and Portuguese
authorities ever the question OF its
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
DYNAMITE STORE

GREENsPURG. Pa, Aug. "a
heavy charge OF dynamite was ~
ploded early today in the doorway q,
the store Of John and James Malcal<i
guests In the Hotel Rape were
thrown into panic by falling glass.
scores of windows in the hotel build
ing having been broken. The store
was wrecked. Immediately after the
explosion, two men hurried into the
street and were driven away In a
waiting automobile. Recently John
Macsaki received number OF Black
Hand Letters.
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SISTERSYILLE

Hinine Afcher or fif'ie Imga'o. IN
iir interior 4f 'ha county. WIS ir the
'f1 TODAY shopping
\. ii"r' ADD wife. 40 <ot.estovr.
lH. Wn" Dos. been visiting her, The
f'f' 20 IrDuL hrrrstroUr. have
reformed ,rr..
@ i'r'if ard wif. nr1 1nlrhfer
I.'ra .fI f.r Fdr.r I..f 3D.. NV
'H.' .r H r'.aeIr. rl. -. ,l.i. roe
'.'a ir lsHfrt rfM fr "a week
HHr Fu.ftr obi. usf ir.un
' rt who hls been nfs.uf from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10

Ifeff now ahl fhsu o. .h.ds skin
ufil break n4f Iu s.m. sfrd - 3D. 80,
and f..ss fflrs l .arght OBJ. fr....-
af sr.n. .r .uf.here nua. from
BONE I'.af f.e fnr che f-..f .
fa4r.f if .nf .er ~ .ruf...a. -..
t~i'u FDnIs f.r vaaIIra ..fEfrr
Ilff leave fFr f.rf fn goo fa arI
make co. 'IIrE larsI ant rrr.t.
ifF fH f.e aFIr N. u.rlfr ff. r...
irsHFs .If Boo. rarr is clean and
uff. arI r..rar. en- .a Is.. tr
..Iir.-H ra ar1 l.lra t. U.t
4 u .--r Er---ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
ThaW a Clerk Now

F1SHKILL on HUDSON, " ".
Aug. s.-Harry X. Thaw. slayer OF
Stanford White, has been assigned to
the duties OF a clerk in the supply
distributing department Of the state
asylum for criminal insane at Mat
Jeawan. Thaw recently failed in an
attempt in court 10 secure release
from the aslum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10

49,. VIHih or ''Ienn's run. North
Nar"ood. who owns the largest gar
Gen and orchard in this community
etated that the crops OF both vegetables
.nd truit will be bumper this fan:
twenty years as there are this Sesson
Mnile the other fruits and garden truck
VIII be much large than for many wears
excepting peaches
Dozens OF people living I'm Greater
WerWood proper put IN gardens last
spring and their harvest has been rreat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10

The Rev. j. G. Pryor ana several local
attend the Ohio county Prohibition
meeting al Triadclphia this afternoon
me meeting will be addressed BY V l.
NC uskeN. OF Cameron. one ~ the most
prominent temperance speakers In the
state. and others. II - the intention To
oTyanize the county 90 wage the fight
November.