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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1912-03-21


and the old ditch will be gradually filled
up. beginning with the Cumberland di-
vision. The intensely severe winter just
| ended has prevented a number OF I'M
provementS that had been contemplated,
and very little work was done along the
waterway. Three new concrete locks
have been put in at Oldtown, however.
Nine new boats were constructed at the
Cumberland yards during the winter, and
these, with the regular equipment, will
provide plenty OF vessels for the coal
trade between Cumberland and Williams
port and Georgetown. Ii is anticipated
that the coming season will be one OF the
best that the canal has had in recent
years.
Charles T. Nichols, who has had such
| poor luck trying to accumulate supply
OF bacon, thought he had struck il rich
last Sunday morning when he discovered
flock of wild geese on his pond SOUTH
east Of town. Visions of roast goose
every day for couple OF weeks passed
through his mind, and he planned to put
in cold storage the surplus. When ne
slipped into the house 10 get his gun his
wife reminded HIM that it was Sunday,
Out Wnen ne thought OF his Scant supply
OF bacon he very quickly eased his con-
science by saying that he was doing a
work OF necessity. He crawled stealthily
toward the pond, almost tasting roast
goose, IT was so near. uSt as he raised
his head to get good bead on the flock,
the old gander that as the chosen lead
er raised his head also. They eyed each
other in surprise for moment. "Honk %
called the gander in hoarse warning.
"Scat" Involuntary replied Charlie.
"Honk ! Honk |" cried the gander. "Gol
darn We p yelled Charlie, for at the second
signal OF the old gander the entire flock
had taken instant flight and were over
the hills and far away before Mr.. Nichols
could pull trigger. II was a bitter dis
appointment, but Charlie says he be-
lieves that when good luck does set in
his way it is going to come with rush to
make up for his misfortunes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
Seats Now for Fov.

Eddie Foy, the funniest OF an Amer.
lean comics will come 10 the court
this Saturday. matinee and night iu
Werba and Lueschers smashing
musical success. over the River" IL
was this Joyous musical show that
played for SIX months at the Globe
theatre. New York last season 10
notwithstanding box office receipts
The story OF the play relates TO the
predlcament in which e wealthy man
ABOUT town finds himseluf after a
night or lollity With the bows U.
wakes IN his own home 70 fnd that
While abivious 90 hiss surroundings
ne mas been arrested ana sentenced Ia
thirty days In the pcuitentlary The
scene takes place In New Yorl, where
me prison Is located on BlackwelIs
Island and is referred To as over tn.
river without spelling the pleasure
OF the audience by giving the story i'm
detail. u may be- stated that the scene
IN the second act showing the interior
or the prison. with FOy 300 strines h.
one OF tho mos amusing acts ever de-
signed Tor public entertainments The
large chorus of pretty girl, is cIcverIy
introduced INTO the prison bv dress
ing them as Salvation ARMY laseies
hrlnging flowers to the prisoners The
thlrd act shows e garden part, with
everyone IN Mexican costume 10 vol
come the return OF the hero. who has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
Mutt and JEFF

The Bohemian Girl" Toriqht
'H" l.ur' TONIGHT tho afffrrf. pr
t.I Boo fhs A10ru Opera r0mraut BOO
Ihn bohemian girf nfrc Dt.r a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
IN tea coetors Agsin Triumph Over
Oid Me'7ods Of Treating Disease
and Succeeds
ONE MONTHS TREATMENT.
Stomaen. Kidney ard BIssder Trouble
Completely Relieved IN One
hontr's TIVE

10 10 NOT an unusual tniug for some
sl'h lnfsou Wucn calling lpou tnr
7 'if@d Doctors 20 reua.. fhtN Ial.
FORMERLY treated vith one I'd t0er. ,
rh' s'c.ans lr from one 70 twerf,
Years time without obtaining o cure
u he reason fCr f..- i- haidl, explain
dbi' other than bv saying rho
United system of treating disea S.
must Boz greatly superior 90 ans other
me nod when The patient achuov.
edges publicl' thar the United Doctors
have cured him after various other
physicians have failed
he well person scarcely realizes
Win what skeptism sick person 81 no
mas treated formerly IN vain. seeks 20
cure IN new source 7. they could
they would know that every test
moniai given rho United Doctors
who have their Wheeling institute
az . Twelfth So d. really an eN-
preston uf 10, and graf tude Tor oh
aiming q cure after orthers formerly
ialled 10 cure ur help them
The United Doctors treat all forms
81 ailment- and disease. Invariably
such diseases thar ne pronounced in.
durable under ordinary treatment and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
TWELVE DOCTORS FAIL.
new SYSTEM SUCCEEDS

-1calIed slrLcTy cases The fact tha,
The ] n.ted Doctors never operate or
us" the hrIfe makes their cures even
more notable lu the cure a. these sup
posed iu,lrlt'- aud -o-cauet surgical
cases
Tile folonInE letter written by "a
Srs', %. patient 90 tue Tinted Docf1ss
tells -tors uf interest,".
oc. ODER 10th. 1912
To le Public
F.r number OF years I was
troubled With stomach. Kidney and
n..otcr trouble which caused me all
sorts sf misery and pain had Ia
cirestiCn So bad that ! could nor eat
oa" meal without haslrE great lis
'rcss almost immediately after and
would bleat until o could not fasten
ms clothes
The bad con, -ou % my kidneys
and Bladder CO. -tl le fI got 70 sey
eral times throughout +tc u.chi
One month ago : began m. United
Doctors trDttwt uf z now feel vr-f'v
stronger. nv appetite and digestion IS
good. nv hackacho has been entire s.
relieved and J sleep comfortably al.
night long
lr the past had treated with
twelve doctors. some or Who sail
would have I'd undergo an operation
and some who S.muly gave me I'D as
lncurab.e SiuCsreIy
JAMES CORuETI.
yellow Springs. Ohio.
The United Doctors Wheeling insti
tute az - 18th ST. is but a few doors
from the corner Of Market and
Twelfth Sr>-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
MRS. ROSENTHAL TELLS
OF POLICE GRATING

Was Rose a partner with your hus-
hand boo the gambling business g''
asked Nr Mcintyre.
Yes. early 10 March or the last
&C February"
Questions as 20 Rosentna1's rola-
tons with Rose. Weber and others
wer" stopped by Justice Coz. who
ruled that they we're leading and In.
competent.
Mr. Mcintyre showed Mrs Rosen-
thai au Anonymous lotfer sent 20 Com
missioner Waldo. comp'aiuiuc of Ro-
seuthals gambling place She said
h"r husband never told her OF such a.
letter Another letter was shown her.
iut objection bv District Attorney
Whitman was sustained.
II is improper. said tie court TO
ash this witness about what her hus-
band H. alleged 20 have told her
Were Won present 80 meeting he
tween Your husband and Harry WALTON
month before your husbands death.
when your husband refused % shake
hands with Naliou' asked Mr. NcIn-
tyre
Justice Cor excluded the question
Did YOU know OF plot 90 assault
Your husband. planned when Rose.
Weber. Schcpps and sam Paul were
present."
Whitman's objection % tho question
vas sustained by the court. and Mr.
Mcintyre excused thc winners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

+ f-st wearing-sOft VAIN seamless
Lambs wool soc&s-ths Iirht weight
medium Weisht-the heavy weight
with reinforced gray heels and toes
-colors-blsck natural gray-dark
blue oxford gray--. AUTHORIZATION
~ 10 Especial value ar % cents
pair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

: Extra heavy Veight-best wearing
men s under shirts and drawers with
the warmest fleece lining made with
rlp PROOF tailor made scam--rlosa
hitting elastic Gun on shirts and ON
draNe -undershirts have nercerized
silk bound front and double stitched
hcmmed l-coiors-s,lver gray
ecru Jaeger oxford gray-black-
sizes from % 10 81 inches special
; value az - cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

II Won have Young children YOU
have perhaps noticed thar disorders
% The stomach are their most com
mon aiimcnt. To correct this Won viii
IND ChdmhcrIaIu.s Stomach and Liver
Tablets excellent They are easy and
pleasant 70 take. and mild and gentle
in effect For sale ly au dealers -
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

Extra wide-extra long double seved-
soft and warm Outing Flannel
Nigh Shirts made from the good
wearing easy 20 warranted
no' "a fade FlauncIcjt- with nice
hitting collar atflched Eoys sizes
To - years-Men's neck sizes D.. 10
3 special value or iN cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17
wife Of Dead Gambler Testifes That
Police Partner Became Gamblers
Partner.
Prosecution Is No. Nearing a Close
Whitman May Decide 10 Rest
the Case Today.

NEW YORK. October To- With the
complete ory Of the alleged murder
conspiracy which ended with the death
of Herman Ros.uthal before thc lGry.
District Attorney Whitman called Mrs
Herman RCscuthal 20 the sand when
m" Becker trial was resumed today
F'rc m her lips Doc expected to hear The
narration al the iuf macy between her
husband and Lieut.. BeCner au in.
macy which the prosecution SAYS was
30 close that Becker advanced 81 .suu
10 become partner IN the Ro-cuthai
gambling house
Whitman has now called 40 az his
chief witnesses and likely will rest
his case hy tomorrow.
lt was believed generally that BeCE.
cr would bo the chief witness 10 his
defense. although there were many
who bad followed tho case closely who
w or. doubtful whether MCINTYRE
would take q chance as if was almost
certain 'lat on eros .eXamInat Mr.
Whitman would tIN Co develop fIe
payment OF ard acceptance OF graft
by the accused Co. head Of the strong
arm squad DO Becker was sworn DO
was also certain that hi- wife would
be- called 10 explain haf she knew
Jack Rose as 90 stool pigeon OF her
husband
Nr- Roseuthsl VAS CARRIED In VERY
heavy mourning and her face was
pale as she tooa the stand Becker
moved his chair along rho table so
that he could get clear and unob-
structed view of the woman whose
husband Dee is charged WIfh causing f1
h" murdered The preliminary qres-
lions put 20 the witness were answer.
ed .u e voice that was so low Thar fIr
court had % ask her 90 repeat chem
10 "a4 very plain that tho witness WIS
under severe nervous strain. and Mr..
Whitman was very careful LOO framing
Had Business transactions"
Wore HUu tho vife ~ Herman RIOS.
CA hal7 Hskcd Mr. Moss
ID was. she replied
Mrs B0-snfhsl said she had seen
Lieut. Rocker several times once was
Owe. sho had seen him again ou New
Year e. eve af tho same place
DID you hear fLc conversation Do.
'Nrru Ho1r husband ana UsrEe-''
20 aid not she replied almost 90 =
whisper
At fhe Nrv Y,ars owe meeting d"
-he continued Mr. Becker came over
% our table and puf hiss arm around
Herman neck Mr. Becker asked.
Well Herman. how feel fhing-7' .Nof
very wril Herman said uorr Vor
OBS. Nlr Becker said. everything s.I
he a.I riclf
Then Mr Becker ..sra- 'o uc arG
said thar Doc Nos ready rY dO anything
for wy husband af ems Sour OF th"
d1y o- r.ghi li- .HI CO. would al
saws boz a' mv husbands Service
Nrs HosrnthaI said chat zho knew
fHl Becker and hrr husband h11
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

year aEo the impresarii Aborn made
lne INITIAL pr. scutafion o. this remars.
Hule production a. the Boston opera
~. Nh"rc it mao" an ms anfaucous
h"L-riN successful tour ~ the prirrI.
pil tll"~ lu keeping with their
policy oi continual improvement" the
Nr@sis AhuTu have exercised great
care 100 The selection OF the grand
of''d cn-f .Hr this season. and those
'hi pii-.nA I' 40" -aid Zoo Or perfectly
.'.' I.-"'. 'tr roles with the result
'haf finished l.frormarte h given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

Warm lined or uniined Working
Cloves and Mittens to suit all kinds
Of work made from the strong Mule
skin The best wearing calf-sk.a-the
ei'llne Buck skiu-the Water proof
aud Fre proof Horse hide-either
short gloves or the Gsuntlet styl, With
Guns 90 sizes 20 ~ any hand from
the smallest 20 the largesf at %
tents. % cents. - cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-17

written 90 his wife that he has been
spending thirty days in Mexico
There are an even score Of lyrics in
hr production and the music b. OF e
catchy and "Uautro -be-romembsr
cd sort i.at Is bound to be rcm.u-
ber'G long after th" company haas d.
pared Among the more hIutiug
melodies are. Eiug-TIu. Ling. %
When There's 40 Light n Al"
MeNtrO. New NOrh ISM buch n
BAD ola Town. The ma Such
k1s. the BassetS Man - The
Surrounding Mr. F1y i~ q large com.
pdut OF well known players lt,lIliug
Airline lrsIcrich-. Leon. stephens
Marie ilor<du. David Nrcra.a. D =
kiuslOV. 0harl-s SSH. kard. fitirs
Meyer. George $ lImhI- Milton
Dawson Lrayift jane. lanes bowls.
Pearl Matthew fl" Dancing Page.
and chorus OF n.fs.
feature OF he performance is 90
novel dance b, 'hc .-h' Madcau- d..
ilr Hh.riviud rhOrtsfsr-. uLu ueI form
"ItH such force that pr i- wonder
ihe' do NOT throw Themselves over
hr .p.fhEufs Seals nov ON sale
Mutt and jeff"
You t- seen them fu the newspaper
fud laughed 90 fh'.I absurd antics
NoW go" have 90 chance fo see them
. I+f. Nf. flesh frH blood It fH-
uur nrfifr .-f t- tHat steHurd
our of fta funny uau-r Ile..I u.
There 'nf~' ttt0 O. nest week.. -'lr.-
.rs Monday rifr heir entire ffwiI.
OF comedians. s.ne'r- suI dancers
also r hun 10 OBJ IHrf U'fIa .suuah- d."
Don ni-. N4-f aud I.f YoITI De-.
-orr. f toI do Thi. Dol t.. Nn q
company playing BOO FIf-bsrr his
rrrE
The Bohemian Girl" Toriqnt
'N" l.urf tonight fhr affrr.f. pr
t. hH fhr tDUru Opera cUmraur 300
lN" ''"lrr 800 I'f. Ift'c over "a
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-05-31
MANY NATIONS DESIRE
TO PARTICIPATE
Already Eight Foreign Nations Have
Reserved Quarters for
Extensive Exhibits

Word has been received by the
Panama-Pacific International
Officials at San Francisco that
Costa RIGA would participate in
the 1916 Universal Exposition.
That country is the eighth
foreign nation that has accepted
President Taft's invitation to
take part in the nations cele-
bration Of the completion Of the
Panama Canal Thus far Japan,
Haiti, Guatemala, Salvador,
Panama. Honduras and Mexico
have notified the State Depart
ment at Washington, that they
will make exhibits on a large
scale at the coming Exposition.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-05-31
VALUABLE PRIZE FOR
BEST DRY FARM WHEAT
Chance for Farmers Of Southern Utah
To Demonstrate Fertility
Of Soil.

The eyes Of the world, espec-
tally that portion interested in
the development Of dry-farming,
are looking forward TO the Inter-
national Dry-Farming Congress
to be held in Lethbridge, AL
berta, Canada, October 2lst to
Goth.
From the early efforts at dry
farming. first undertaken in the
arid states of the United States,
the movement has developed,
until today nearly every country
and nation is interested in the
problem of raising crops on
lands that until recently were
considered practically worthless.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-05-31
--~ doubt pgnot
many Of


agricultural schools and colleges
the subject is being taught as a
part of the scholastic course.
Perhaps no state or country has
taker q greater lead ip the
matter than Utah. Some of the
wonderful successes and the many
fairly remunerative enterprise S
in the way of dry-farming, to be
seen in this STATE, are evidences
of the results being accomplished
by the practical study Of the
question by our farmers and soil
experts.
AT the coming session of the
international Congress. nearly
every dry-farming state and
country will have exhibits of
their products produced by dry
farming methods. The Congress
gives promise of being the
greatest exposition of It's kind
ever held, and many and valuable
are the prizes being offered for
the best prodcuts of arid lands.
The sweepstake prize will be
a Rumley. Type Fl" Traction
engine, valued at 81, 500, and
will be given for the best bushel
of hard wheat grown in the
world under dry-farming meth
DDS.
This prize is worthy of the
efforts of every farmer in South
ern Utah, and we believe our
farmers are capable of raising
wheat that will compare with
that grown anywhere. BeStir
yourselves. farmers, and send
your best bushel of hard what to
the Exposition. Those interest
ed may secure a premium list,
and rules and regulations
governing the contest. by send
ing q written request to the sec
retary of the International Dry
Farming Congress, Lethbridge,
Alberta, Canada.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-05-31

Poor appetite is a sure sign
of impaired digestion. A few
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets will stregthen
your digestion and improve your
appetite. Thousands have been
benefited by taking these Tab
lets. Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-05-31

sition. Without doubt il will be
the greatest and praudest display
of the resources and products Of
the world ever witnessed
Within a few days the EXPOSE
ton officials will ask the city
council Of San Frahcisedso close
all streets leading 60 ltq,ExpaAl
ton grounds in ordgr TO permit
of the fous.ructisfl oft "a fence
around the site. Tie fence will
be about three miles in length.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-05-31
JOSEPH S. BERRY,

b. Y, U. COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES, PROVO, MAY 81.
One fare rates via Salt Lake
Route, ON sale May Goth and
SOth, limit June LIST. Ask for
tickets via Salt Lake Route.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-05-31

lelier, Sab Rheum and Eczema
Ave curvd d Chamhctlains Saive one appiica
Am O., ',.t,, tts 'nAtng a,'d banning ~gnSltio,,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-05-31
Probate Notice

fot for her Information eonsult County clerk
OF respective slgucis
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-10-31

NJ. T. POOLER, Retired
W. p. ORDWAY, Dry Goods
HERBERT WENTWORTH, Insurance
f. f. McNEELTE, Publisher
II. b. GOODWIN, Contractor
NATHAN FOWLER, Reg. Of Probate
a. E. BISSON, Shoes
4. G. BLUNT, Retired
f. w. BUCkNAM, Druggist
FRED r. PIIILBRICK, Accountant
f, c. BUTLER, Atty
i. b. CARTER, Tailor
w NJ. STINCHFIELD, Coal
JOS. r. PROVINCIAL, Cigar Mgr
JOHN PROVINCIAL, Cigar Mgr.
II. L. THOMPSON, Mgr
GEO A. MOORE, Accountant
ROB'T A. WENTWORTH, Clerk
NORRIS GLEDIIILL, Mgr. Worsteds
ROB'T NJ ORDWAY, Clerk
LEVI WESTON, Farmer
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-10-31

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b. f. EATON, Retired
w. \. LEWIA, Shoes
w. II. WILDES, Bank Trustee
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r. w. LEIGHTON, Principal
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High School
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