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Milford chronicle., 1912-05-24
Judoe KiIIed SON. Acquitted

Judge J. J. Conners, former presi-
dent of the state board of agricul-
ture in McAlester, Okla, who shot
and killed his son, when the young
man attacked him with a razor, has
been declared not guilty Of murder
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-24

Miners Strike For Sympathy of Mules
Sympathy for mine mules caused
seventy-fve men of the Morgan Rur
colliery at Coshocton, Ohio, to strike
The men say the mules do not receive
proper treatment.
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-24
.BACKACHE
NOT A DISEASE
But a Symptom, a Danger Sig
nal Which Every Woman
Should Heed.

Backache is a symptom of organic
weakness or arrangement. If you have
backache don't neglect it. To get per-
manent relief you must reach the root
of the trouble. Read about Mrs. Wood
Rll's experience.
Morton's Gap, Kentucky. -'T suffered
two years with female disorders, my
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-24

Boy Drowned In Pond at Hammonton
Samuel Rodio, aged ten years, wa
drowned in a deep pond at Murphy's
crossing at Hammonton, N. j., forme
by digging out gravel for an overhead
crossing for the Pennsylvania rail
road Tie body was recovered.
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-24


Milford, Del. May Gath, 1s.
Dear Sir Madam
We would like to talk to you
for a few minutes, just would if
at your home office.
We want to tell you about candies
made especially for the hot weather.
In boxes we have ''Reynold So,
''Belle Mead Sweet's'' ''Lowney So,
and 'eApollo'', all of whi Oh we'll
known to the best judges Of quality,
and have a National reputation.
We want you to try them and be
vinced as others have been, that they
cannot be excelled as to quality or
price.
After buying one box, we are con-
fident that you will become one Of our
regular customers, viii oh will be duly
appreciated.
We stand back Of every box Of candy
viii ch leaves our store and the sale
is not cons idered closed until the
candy has been ried and found as
represented.
Yours truly,
JOHN r. BENNETT
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-24
City Gets Mark Twain's Home.

The boyhoOd home Of the late Sam
uel L. Clemens mark Twain was
presented to the city of Hannibal No,
by George T. Mahan. The home will be
preserved by the city.
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-24

Votes Of Women Make Woman Mayor
Mrs. Susie Wissler, a widow, mas
been elected mayor Of Dayton, WyO.,
on the Independent ticket. A majority
of votes were cast by women.
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-24

JOHN R. BENNETT .
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-24

Phones Is and 9l-2
Milford, Del. May 24th, IL
Dear Sir or Madam:
Milford chronicle., 1912-05-24

Yours truly,
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aus piiI9 in mGbisem llmfdne, nit
%era3i0s gebogensr arempe nnb runs
Der aron.. I'm bic Iesters 1T Elm
gldttes Samtbdno gslegt, b.Hen gns
ben auf Der redten G.it. bon elmer
Rufdenfdlsife aug b.mI.lben Stoff
beroedt Iinb. 2lus b.risibsn tritt Elm
gui9et turser @trnubenf.bsrn bers
Dor.
Gin bibides aIsib fir ben Suuss
eebrau9, am Na9mitto9 gu trasen,
1T i'm lebten giIbs (5iB. 9 barge
itelt. Der Stoff 1T fpei4er adf6mir
unb Seibe, e~ritsrer in 3iemll6 bunfs
lem @rau unb lestsre BON berislben
Sorbe in beIerer Stattieruns. Sic
tpuroe fir ben rberen 3til Der gluie
uno bic Iermel ~pertpanot, Die idnole
Spibsnmanid.tten dufpeif.n. Der
untere 8lufenteil aus adi4mir iteist
auf beib.n Geitea Biz our SHnlt.r
in Spiben ~dufpdrts, bic bier bon !.
brei tl.inen brdunen Sdmtfdl.tfd.n
feftaebdlten tperben. Der Rod bat
Elm. Sunitd aus adi6mir, bic in
5alten iiber elm untergefpdnb aug
Seibe fdnt unb ebenfdfIs born bur4
brei Gumtidleifden 5uidmm,ns:9dls
ten miro.
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Ger SdiffsmcIScr int NebcI.

Sn 2iperpool 1T cine Grfinbnng
o~usgeprobt morben, bic fir bic
S4iffa9rt bon GROCER gebeutung
tperoen fDnnte. Die beiben 8riiber
Sobgtinfon BADEN ndmli6 einen Mp4
porat erfunben, Der Die Hebelborn4
uno 9ompfpfeifen5ei3en 70 Su onoz
Ibiieren imitauOe 1T, baB man bio
geipegungsri9tung entse9enfomm
Der Shtffe unmittelbor BON inn aCs
ltfen Tam. Gr beitebt ous elmer
nSrommel" unb einem .Snbifotor1.
Die Srommel lit oben in Der Sofe4
lung an9ebru6t, no iie bur1 @es
rduI6e an 0ed am ipenigften in
FILTRATION geieBt ptrb; Der SnbifaA
tor bogegsr, Der nit tbr bura elefa
triide 2eitungen berbunfen lit, fon1
trgenbpo ON Blobe Der Sffiaiere
bonn Sienft angsbra9t perben.
Die Srpmmel, Der eigentliae Gmpa
finger, beitebt aus Iauter einaelnelr
3slIen, BON benen iebe nlr fir
S4ollpeIlen aus elmer beftimmterr
&i6tung empfinpli4 1T. 9en einz
5elten s3ellen entipre9en beim Ssn4
oifdtor @libIampet1, bic oar6 4iifz
lelldten on5eigen, ipelde 3elle aetroia
fen tporben 1T. grs benz nobeinanz
Der erfplgenoen @ufleudtcn Der
9ompen Idbt fi6 olio Der Rurs zines
Sabr3ea9es, oos i'm Nebel fpnlt niht
srtcnnbnr 1T unb nur bur9 ben Son
bes RebeIborns, befen Hidtung bns
msnI9Ii6e Sbr iebod niht berous,
1Oren fam, feline Mnpeienbeit persf
rat, einfoa obleien. @egsn med
nii9e @ri6iitterungen Iinb bic
len unempfinblid. Sir benz
baB bic R~sbelborner psril
S6iffe aleibfnIls ertonen,
3ellengruppen fir ein3eln
gen ausldalten, 70
Ribtuns her en-
5abr5euge NAG
lam. Die Nerh
9ebel ~ftattfonben, -
lfriebiseno sstprIsn
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sndJe mad cinem SabenanS.

Der engItits JoritnngsreiI.noe
Bernard Meet6am brad bisisr Gage
in gtgleitune elmer tleinen 8ruppe
britiIaer aopitdliiten nad guiatan
auf, nm i'm 8ardibii6eu Wleer nab
p.riuntsnen S4GBen gu iu@en. gr
slaubt bort bic f~abelbaft., Derinntsnt
Snielgruppe v~9ttlantis" gu ftno,n.
Sin grob.r Stab bon Snsenisuren,
Sauhern unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i9aften %eripartet i'm bort. llng,fdhr
Elm 0ubenb llntsrieeboote uno Elm
Sdpimmbod finb ei~ngetroffen, Inn
bic S9Gbe gu btben, bon oen'n
pbontoiiert fpirb. Die Expedition
pirb bon meritdnil4tn unb britiIdt'
S~opitdliiten fi~nanaiert.
Die Sniel Gtldntts, bic tinen Seil
bts Mtlantii den OSeans einsenommsr
bdb.n foll, babe, fpie platon beri4tst'
einen llmfong befeHen, Der 9robtr
mar ols aIeinaiien unb 2bbien su'
Iammengenommtn. Die Sniel, BIZ
bon aDnidst beberridt eeipefen uni
9rieae mil @riedenlonb unb @.sDp.
ten oefiibtt babe, iol unipeit Del
Gdulen 81 5ertuIes gsIssm babsr
unb in ein1n Tag unb elmer Nah
i'm Meere 1unten iein. Gdon boz
ben oIten 4rtTenern absr. Di
@trabon plinius, finb bic gr'
sSblunon, atoms in bas Rsih be,
l%saoe b,ril II tpprbtn, llmiomeb,
fnrf "a 81. her ntbmen. fpern eli
mSbssnss qfSIifhmdn ,tnb Gori1el
fpfden bldtonifdsn" Neisunser
II nondibi,
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nddIitn abe gig. - cine bsrpcr'
raq hoe 40. Die gurbs III Elm se'
foDiAss 0babroun. Gin Witttl'
Vari nus samt wurbs uif Jads
npo INod bsbrafi unb be feibtnsr
d enbabn ots moots ipsrbsn iiber
sief( y pan ourd brei NIT 81 anlIsn
Mrfsbd We lusrltrsifsn fsitsshoItsn.
Der idn, lpsaermtI bat cine Idnss
Marf6etH aus Moires unb Cont.
Gin idptiii6 : fdrritrier gtias
bsrl.ibt ostn I'm n16ftsn Bible (Gis,
~ barseknt.n Sad,nloftiim aus
buntlsm y9ebforo Goro" anmut unf
etic. erlpurbe auf Der Jddt MT
f9rds abhnsncen S4oben fir BIZ
aermslduHhidgs. NsDers ino aras:n
perfpanot. Die GruEstatbe N Dlsu,
bos NIT onb.rsR yaHsrben 8avhn
fombinisri IN. DER Shnitt Der Jdds
III bel Der Eunitd bts Rodss ipieo,rs
bolt, b.r.n Gdlub sbenio ipi. otrIt'
nise Der Sid. burd cine bitt. R.ibe
bunfelbIaus an0pfe mdrfiert 1T.
aus BEN 4dlub Der Q,rm.ldufi4Id'
g. tritt ,int SpibenriiIde h,rpor.
Sin. bsIonO.rs Gbardti.riiti, Bel
Den t6iit.nI Der biesidbrieen 9.rbt'
unb @%intefmobs 1T bi. grobs gisss
Iomt.it bed GtOffe, aus o.ntn i. b.rs
esft.1t burden. Infer Mobs1l
(6is. 81 Ssrunfdouli6t sin.n 6ut
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ihner, Der peibsn 5arbs, tpeidsn;
.meiB 1T Die gurols fir Die 8luiens
uoos aes Strbites uno oes Bins
ters. Die asrmslfruss 1T nod ni6t
scn3 ubgstIdrt. SpiBen fpielen BEL
1luisnsdrnierungsn Die Sauptroae.
Die BON Der beurigen Mooe 6ebors
5ugte 3uiummenieBung bon slatt unb
gtbIumt ~ broI6iert - dubert iid
ir ben goiletten, Die aus ei~nfarbigem
Gtoff beite6en uno ourd grobbros
ifierte Saden perponitdnoist tperbsn.
Cine 6duptrole lit in oieiem 9srbit
ben 8rotats unb 9amditfteffen Suges
fpiefen. pirSig ibrsr preiis, piiroig
Der Qiniengebung ibrer 8sfias, BON
oenen man fret nab S6iaer iagen
lam: aRiefsnsrOb boffnungss
Iosi@
Grobgeblumte Gbiffons tperoen dls
Gutter fir 4benomdntsl benubt, uno
I'm Winter ipiro an ibre Stene 8ros
tat treten, Der cine tleine a~leinigteit
nebr foifen miro, i'm beionosrsn,
fpenn Der grotdt reid nit Gol0
ourdfhpFen lit, 6enn GolobrOtut,
ben man pisls Sabre lang faum tanns
te, miro Elm GROCER Mobeartifel iein
fotueii man bier bon Wlooedrtttsln
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a~uryfniderti in China.
Msrfphrbiee 1eilmiiisi unb ibr Grfsn>
Der I'm MeidDe Der Ditto.

Wsrfphrbiae 9silmiffel unb ibr 0rsn<
Der I'm Sieids Der Nliffr.
Gs lam niht tpunbernsbmsn, ooB
In Chino, ipo "a an ausgtbiIbeten
2isrsttn iebIt, Die aurpfnfdtrei In boz
Der gliite Itsbt; lie lam nm 10 befs
ftr eeb,ibsn. dts ons unipiHenot Doll,
ods jeben Mtisbeilstropfen. Der benz
~Sfienf6ens", benz .5riikrseborss
nen", mi, Der QlrSt pom 8olf ges
nannt fpirb, iibsr Die aipptn peril,
fir unbsoinafe Qpdbrbeit bGft. Gbe
es in China Ssilmiiiel CAB, fdeini es
9er5te geaeben bdten. gds ilingt
tpiberfinnis. unt bod birgt Is elm
5iinthen Wdbrbeii. Denn man tdnu
isine anoere GrtlGrung fit bic 5abls
rtifen. aus alien mGqliden geitanbs
t.iIen 3ufammens.ietten Seilmiftef
finben. irenn man iih niht poriftlt,
6aB 5uerft Der Nuddidlber mar. bee
ods Mittsl bsiltrGftiasr su NADER
gleubte, ie mehr g~ebeimnisboae Bee
itdn6teile beis,mifft purben; bds
olrd erbobte it9 aud bds Mnieber
ieiner perion. bds 6eibt, feline pths
tiee @ebeimnistilersi, nit Der er feline
&s3ept. 3uIammeniteIlte, brafte aipiz
iden Jpn unb feine pdtienten .iner
aepiFen Gbfanb, Der feline foaiale
Stsllung feffI.ste.
Die aer5te entltammen ollen moss
litsn 8erufstreiien, Defenders absr
Dem Sdu6nerttrifanb: oa Tie nit benz
Bolt aufeepadIen iinb, tsnnen lie
ieinen Iberalauben, feline @efible unb
Munf9e. Mitunter pirb Elm biebes
rsr 3anbmann Sufdnis unb felbit oes
gen feinen @ilsn Qrst. gluf ber
Strdbe pirb 4. 9. irgenoiemdnb
plObli9 franz; Sunoerte bon @ufftr1
umiteben Den 9ronfen. 0d ruff ies
mano aus Der Mitte: @ebt inn bod
Gum irgenbein Mittsl 81 nebmen)
Spobenleber. Sc iplte mebr elm
S9er5tport fein; ss ipirb obsr aufs
gegriffsn unb bas neue Mittel ers
probt. Mirft es %sufdlig, 10 1T ber
S6ersbolb Elm berii6mter MrSt, unb
er lam estroit feinen 9dnbperfsfits
tel aus5isben.
Was perf6rei6en bic @erate niht
dn.s! ga gibt es Sigerfdlbe, Oras
den5dbnipdbns, seroitete S~auienofiiB<
Ter. 8drengaIe uno s2eber, puIper
aus f~nofpenben Rsb3idengeipeiben, gts
gorene @meiIen, @else aus gefohter
Gielshuut unb bergleidsn mebr. Sir
bic Seriteluns Der meiiten 6eilmitttf
mub bic Steripelt leiben. Der gbis
neIe teilt gentle &rdnfbeiten nab
Sieren elm; es gibt 3. 9. Saienfronta
beiten unb MGuiefrontbeiten; Fat
J Der 4r3t einmal feitgeitsat, unter ipelz
DIE Gruppe bie &rantbeit fGIt, 70 err
! si6t ii9 BON ielbIt, pelfes 6eilmittel
4 ~u1getpanot iperoen muB. Die MGufes
3 franfbeit miro nit piIIen gebeilt, Die
) aus ben 8prbertaBen zines 3dters
: bergeiteIlt iinb; gegen bic Saienfranfs
belt fpenoet ma pilen unb BUILDER
an, Die fpie cine Sdirptlabuna aus>
!. feben; sur 8ertreibung Der Hnbsns
frantbeit mub fi9 Der &ranfe Gddfss
milf in Die NaIe Iteden. Das, tpds
mir Neitldnoer dls 4uadIdlberei unb
aurpfufferei anieben ipiiroen, lit in
China anerfdnnte Seilfunoe. Sn ben
fremben RieberluFunaen, bersn dinea
iii6e 8eb0Gferung einem eemifdten
8eri4t unteritebt, mifen hdufig bic
Ridter 3pif6en Sen Strafen, bic
nod peitldnoii6sr %guffufirng ouf
aurpfuf6erei iteben, unb Den dimes
Hidden @olfsani4auuneen einen guss
gl.i4 fu6en.
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Die grobe @orliebe fir gerippte
StofIe tritt in Den munnigfdHen
DeTins in popelines, Diagondls' etc.
az Gage. Sir infer 5peites McOea
(6ig. q nur0e8 ollens pupeline, IONS
tiniert nit Moiree : Seioe, rertpanot.
Gie 8luie bat Wsite uno tur5en
S6ob, %eritere aus penn Moirees
Gtoff, aus Dem aud Die pollen, BRET
ten aeberg gefertigt puroen, iuelac
oie Meite s%iurdbmen. Die 3unlta
iii BON sinem glatten Streifen Der
Gei6e %umidumt. Der 8iirtel aus
Cant 1T born unter elmer 9roben,
NIT Geioe iiber3ogensn S4nale be-
iti9t.
Moir6e : Sei0e TpielE aud bel Dem
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@epiifensrage. Steiner
|Gmil (ber Elm idledies 3eusnis be-
tommen bot): pupd, pie Oft biit bu
osnn bur4gefallens
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FL nit 3ud,r bsItreut, mas fid be-
lonoers nie6li9 dusnimmt, fpenn bic
Grunofarbe fraise ecrasee 1T (3ers
queti4ts Grobs.rsn nit 3ud.r), Ooer
cine rGiterrei6ii6e" 5orbenfelung,
ndmIi6 goIog.lber 9ltlas nit f4pars
sen Samtarubesten bdrauf, aud Son
in Son, Ooer fein ubldattieric Mus
tier.
Gin iebr beliebter Stpff fir Den
S.rbF unb @inter 1T aud @.lp.s
TN. Infer cries Bib Gig. y aeiet
Elm alsiO auf oisIem Stoff in fdpars
gen 6arben, nit einem pinSig I9ma=
len Streifsn DeiB. Die 9aille peiit
S9ultsrfalten uno in Der Mitte Der
5rOnt cine QustidfaIte duf, Die nit
elmer Reibe BON SnDpfen beIeBt lit.
Die sttpas buuI6ig gsbaltsnen, LAM
gen a.rmel fino am unterarm in
6ulten eelegt, Die am Sanogslenf bon
einsm i6malen 8anO umfdIoFen
iln6. Der enganliegen0e Rod 1T lirs
ten nit sinem, borne unterbrobensn,
freitsn Saum aus idpur5sm Cams
met perieben, Der ebsnfalls nit
2nOpfen sarniert lit.
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Die Aashs.

&gi,nmoSs bon sSerba ~
<ha @tssnf ice az BEN
bisber fir ole gluit b. ~
ZfIlpdr. Die tIseanitn Gbangeonts
~frirtungtr Der Geioe, Die bitItm
, Gioff I'm CONNER 70 pi,le anbdngts
rinnen sriporb,n boben, boben az Der
fufen gefibrt, aud an Do1ioff.n
Gtdnesant : Wirtuneen Bu trsieltn.
I Title 9eriuds iino po[Lauf asIungen,
rno fsibf Del ben biGlgiten oemuIters
} len DouIss nno popelineitoffsn triti
DIT Gbangieruns brilliant berpor. DAT
ober bic GeiosnbIuft mad tpie Dor
irndngebeno un0 In Den m.iitsn GAL
len sbtn bic 9lul. iein ipiro, oaran
1T ni6t gu Stpsifsln. W.ife, f9mi,gs
fame Geipebe, ipie g%barmu{., grap.
BE- Chine, Satin 2ibsrtp fino oi. am
msiften psrpenoeten Materiulien.
Sine Heubeit iino 8lnIen aus i9tpars
ssn Gpiben, tombiniert nit ip,ib.m
MuHsIin, Viii ooer Crepe be G6ine.
Die 5ablloisn prG9tigen Jdrbsn, an
btnen Ii5 bisber oas 4uge p,io.n
iSnnte. miifen Der aOnisiu inter
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Drs. Hedriick Bros.
DENTISTS
1o45 MAIN ST.
WHEELING, w. VA.
Lady attendant
EleHT-HoUR DAY FOR


Washington, May 15.-In the CON
sideration in the house of the post
Office appropriation bill section was
adopted which reads as follows: "That
on and after July l, next; following
the passage of this act, letter carriers
in the city delivery service, and clerks
in first and second class postoffices
shall be required to work not more
than eight hours day, provided that
the eight hours Of service shall not
extend over a longer period than ten
consecutive hours, and the schedule
of duty of the employees shall be regu-
lated accordingly; that in cases of
emergency, or if the needs of the SER
vice require, letter carriers in the city
delivery service and clerks in first
and second class postofices can be
required to work in excess of eight
hours day, and for such additional
services they shall be paid extra in
to their salaries, as fixed
by law; that should the needs of the
service require the employment on
Sunday of letter carriers in the city
delivery service and clerks in first
and second class postof1ce the en-
pIoyes who are required and order to
perform Sunday work shall be allow
ed compensatory time on one Of the
six days following the Sunday. on
which they perform such service"
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CIGAR MAKER NOMINATED FOR
CONGRESS. =

Lancaster, Pa, May BE. E.
Greenawalt, ex-president Of the Penn
sylvania, State Federation of Labor,
and a member of the Cigarmakers' IN
ion. has been nominated for congress
man-at-large. - -''s''s = - 'es 4,
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1MfEl merry atSwholesals prices.
AbercrombIe Rros..- 1882 Main st;
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We can print even those big. colored.
PRINTERYs - - =. ~
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VEHICLES
WIRE GOODS

p. Q. HARRIS, Manufacturer Of Wire
Goods of every description, Office and
Counter Ratings, Heavy and Light
window Guards. Wheeling Wire Works,
No. 18th Street
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MAJORITY'S MARKET
BUSINESS MEN ENTITLED TO YOUR PATRONAGE

In this department arranged classified style references the
the
Labor The OF firm corporation known to be
ntagonsc to Labor will be added
making this
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CONCRETE

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CUTS.

rHM MAJOR1TY ls headquarters for
union labeled cuts suitable for print
ING on caros, In newspapers, etc. A
iut not bearing the union label ID not
auto0 mAAs
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DIARIES

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- y =, I : m. to II p m.
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For Good Service, High Grade. Sanitary
Dairy Products, Can the PEERLESS
DAIRY.
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When your patronlze an advertiser
do you, ever mention that you ray the
id, in the MaJority9 - 'ss.
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HUlUTz BROs.-Whoiesale Liquor
sSelerA Nail Orders Promptly At
S,Ss c' to. SOC. 76c. & s1.oo; Hotel.
Nv Market Street Nat. 1876. Bell 662.
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nl!A.lBLE PALACE LIQUOR, C0MPANY
HM-ll97 Market St. Wheeling. W. Va.
1aL Orders Our Speciality. Every thint
gefct from Distiller to Consumer.
IRE. nIsct from Distiller- to Consumer
VITALITY" Our Only Motto. Il, IN
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'uOrs n ,MaaARX-Cafe. Beer, Wines, LIZ,
lttestIIoIsg Etc. Prompt and Careful
lsth ana CIV Siven Mail Orders. Corner
nd nav Spaapline SITS. Near City Bldg.
illlT NJ ~ 4 o. Depot. Nat. Phone
wheeling. W. Va r.
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SPECIALISTS

mn Z. =. woke, CoIumbua, Ohio
Practice limited to Chronic Diseases.
Contamination free ct Bridgeport Hotel
Ss[iSgen11-f one day every month.
s1Trsfs tor sohedulesOf dates for 1915
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HOrIE RbECTRIC CO-EleetEiealG Com
tractors. We Install Everything EIec-
tricaI German Fire Insurance Blog.
1918 Chapline st. Bell Phone 1Szf'
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rsa.anCHANTS CAFE-Finest Brands of
y, IiINeA Liquors and Cigars Meals at
M, aoS ~ Majesty Cafe, 1891 and 1888
.sn st Nat. Phone 1SS. -, ~
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ELECTRICAL WORK Err SEiInside)
Local 141, L B. e. W. Meets every
floor. l. e, Feldman, sra W. Wash
inFton St. Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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HOTELS

HOTEL wIN1sohE11EE. Is sAo : az
RS IS 3 Sriit open from s q m. 70 iAsss
p. m. - -.
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RSisSylss, AND NJ! MAIL ORDER HOUSE
Prices h., Wines. and Gins. Get our
SoOds IN re going elsewhere. Good
wa Market SHtiiy use. Louis Sklenars
The Washington times., 1912-06-12
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
HOLD MEMORIAL
Congressman Adair Makes Chief
Address at Services
for Dead.

Conducted by Grand Chancellor
George w. Haley and associate grand
lodge officers, the annual memorial
services of the knights Of Pythias were
held In their temple last night Con-
gressman Adair OF Indiana made the
chief address. and musical numbers
were given by Mrs. Arthur G. Dunn,
Miss Mary Pond. Elisha Hanson, A.
Owen Penny, and Mrs. Grace Dufour
Brown. The benediction was given by
the Rev. w. w. Barnes.
The roll of deceased members waz
read as follows:
Past chancellors, w. H. Vogeslang
Mark w. Moore, Henry A. Leimbach
G. F. Cunningham. Fred M. Mcbride
L. NJ. Nye, and Frank Robertson
knights, John w. Harver, Philip Led.
erer, Julius Stein. Charles H. King
Hamilton Adams, David Adams, John
A. Mitchell, Lisbon J. Wallace, e. H
Hummer, James Barker, Joseph K. Pot.
ter, James Cassells, w. H. Schleuter, B
A. Harlan, H. s. Wright Emil A. Site.
bel, A. H. Moreland, and John J. Scott
Pythian sister, Mrs. E. V. Matchett
Rathbone Temple, No. 8.
AS each name was read a light on q
triangle suspended above the stage was
extinguished, and the words "At Rest
appeared above the form of dove al
the rear of the stage.
The Washington times., 1912-06-12
ARBITRATION FOR
WAGE DISPUTES, IS
F|NLEYS REMEDY
Southern's President Thinks
Time Has Arrived for
Compulsory System.

That all disputes between labor or
ganizations and railroads should be
submitted to arbitration was the con-
tention of President w. w. Finley, OF
the Southern railway, today at noon
in an address before the seventeenth
annual meeting of the Association OF
Surgeons of the Southern Railway, in
session at the New willard.
Mr.. Finley said that arbitration Of
such matters should be compulsory.
He said that all unpleasant disagree
ments then would be eliminated and the
whole country benefited thereby.
Tn my opinon,' he said the time
res now arrived for the adoption OF u
well devised system of arbitration in
labor controversies, not only because
& fthn public interest In the avoidance
CT strikes and the interruption Of trans
portation service. but also because we
are face TO face with situation which
may brlos the relation Of the wages Of
railway employees and charges for
transportation ,s.rvics before Govern
mental Tribunals
One of the most interesting parts Of
the annual meeting OF the association
was reached early this morning, when
Surgeon r. L. Payne. sr:, Of Norfolk,
v a., Tcdu u DdptT VII Ht
Joint and It's Injuries"
1t is said by many of the railway sur
geons that for years injuries and dis
locations OF the ilium bones caused from
shake-ups IN wrecks. falls, and other
abrupt accidents have been a source Of
much worry. and in many suits against
the Southern railway II has required a
grea. amount of expert and technical
testimony in each case.
DR.. Gus Shipley. OF Athens. Tenn,
urged his fellow-surgeons OF the asso-
citation to pay more attention in the
future to the technical points of such
cases. upon which many shrewd law
yers make II a point to attempt to con-
fuse a physician in his testimony for
the company. He said that a closer
study Of the technical points that oft en-
arise would be a great help In win
ming in the courts. He added that often
when a surgeon is certain OF medical
and scientific facts pertaining to the
case In which he Is directly interested.
somc lawyers attempt to throw out
their testimony by a clever technical
point
The yearly memorial address in honor
Of the late Samuel Spencer, president Of
the road, who was killed in a wreck.
was delivered by DR.. w. w. Harper OF
Selma, Ala.