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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01

Mise Nancy Stamford died yesterday
Glendale The deceased Is survived by
one sister and brother, william. with
whom = thnade her home The funeral
services viii be held in TIE Christian
church OF this city on Monday afternoon
at o'clock. with Rev. J. n Smith. pas
tor. IN charge. Intermont will be made
at Mount Rose cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
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NM6thSfS

Women Who bear chiidrsn and 70
main healthy are those Who prepars
their systems IN advance q baby's
coming Unless the mother aids
nature IN its pre-natai vork the crisis
hnds her system unequal % ths e.
mands made upon ~. an1 80 10 era
len vita weakened heaith o. chroric
ailments. No rsm@dy n - truly q
help % usfure 80 McfkeT's Frisnf.
ard no erperfarf nofhcr should fan
20 uss o. d relieves fts raia arf
elsconfort causst ~ he strain oa
TIE iEaner-s. r,akss pfianf a-a slas
u those ftrss and ruscl-s 49,
nature u srrzrfirR. r--Fsu.s uuus-
ness - i.rhs. anf sucfhss fhs frfa--
u.iion q tr-sst Eiarta ~ srssra
belng ttus r-srarst ~ Morks-a
frifnd e.spfir - f-ar fhaf - c-is's
nay not ~ safety ~ 49,
friend ssslfes q spsefT 81 eo-1isfs
reouFefr fcr fte rofhFr. 80 - =
leIt h-althT ru-aa % szlG fts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01

Attended Roosevelt Meeting.
Warden n. l. Brown, =. w Matthew'S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-01
pree5 Catcher Yirs.

Court was dismissed at this point until
this morning at $50
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hrd N ffms
fficnf 10 sf e.
rvs stores
Write for or re-
book Tor snrsf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-26

5tpa1g linn cine 3iearre auf, oie
nad ben erlten 3ieer ipieoer aus
ging, unb Damn Iprad er peritan.
big auf i'm Elm. Niht bon 8lf-
tors gerlobung; aber er ipraf) oa-
bon, mie es menigen Weniden Der
gon1t iei. oie eriten 8iinfhe ocs
iltneen Screens gu pernirflideu,
.nie Tie ou6 ieIten benz @rnit bes
2ebens Stid balten. 9as 2ebea
oas mirf[i6e 9eben belle 6el,n
aud meiit idnea genrg 10 mande
feline @unoe, oie es gei6lagen
uSie bleiben iebt nod bel uns, Ser.
no, bis ser Streif ieinen @bihluB
gefunoen bot; ih mohte sic niht
entbebren ih bin Sbnen pirflib gu
9anf perpflidtet fir oas, mas Sic
fir oas @eidaft eetan boben. Dam
a6er, ih mill einmal iagen, I'M
Sriibiobr, oann gebe i6 Sbnen ci-
he CUTE g%mpfeblung nod England
nit uno i6ide sic iiber Ben aanal.
8ailen sic einmal aut mie bas Sc,
ben BORT oriiben ouf Ste mirfen
miro. &opf bodt 9ogumil, 1eien
Sic Elm Wan -
limo 8ogu1nil fallte unb faute al
ieiner 3isarre, 5unoete NIT immes
neltem Stammeln Der gnti6uloi.
aln1g elm Streidbol5 nod Dem m.
bern an uno oriidte INNER auf's
lleue Die Sanb ieines molmoIen0en
Chefs: Sic iino 10 gut, Sert
9al,mgart, id bin 10 oanfbar -"
INTO oonn iblud5te er pieoer leile
ouf, uno Die 3igarre ging pieoer
aus.
(Gortiebnlo ioIat.)
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@atersIHd.

Simsit beidenfte meine Battim, -
Suit bret Mpmate lit es ifpn, =
Mid) 5m meiner grDRem Greuoe,
Dit benz eritge6Dr'nen Sobn.
ttnb i6r ioIt has &imbhen ieben,
@ie es munter nn6 geiunb;
Set mnb bral bic fleinen 8eindeu
tln6 bic 8adhen pDa unh runo.
Mud bic Wntter lit 10 blii1cmb,
Oaf ie9r itpi5 ih Bin barob;
l1mb i'd iinse fat altaslih,
Dieter TRIAD srpfes Cob.
ais has 2inblein mar geburen,
Sagte ib ipsleih bei mir:
Sebt mmE beine Oatttn t~riifen,
DIT bas if3ne 9une Star Bier.
0emn ih bjrt, in bieiem Safe,
Gei's, pun pielen idpn erprobt;
iinb aud id), fann tpirflih iagen,
SaE man es nit Nedt gelpbt.
9enn, bic SHUTTER fat in UiIe
limb i'm tte6ermake idier
Habrmng lett fir unier S1bnhen;
lln6 stuar bmrf has Gone TIA Bier
Tub bamit aud i'd gebeibe,
9enn has Bier bef1mmtt aud mfr.
Erinf Id tdglid eS anf's neiIe,
Simmer sur @eieli6aft ibr.
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y I I.

&eute Mbeno ipridt @oit-
perneur 9armon i'm @roBell
Dperubaus. CT uiro NIT ieiner Ne-
be uneefGbr Inn adt ubr beginner.
gr trifft mito EN- S. & O.. q. 3uge
beute Mbeno nm 6 ubr As Winnteii
elm.
Der republifaniibe g~ountppor-
fiter SnIius so. Oppenbeimer bat Die
repubiifnniide gountpfonpention auf
ben Z. Mai nahmittogs UNI 2 nlr.
~einberufen. Die YrimdrberIammlun-
ae1l IN ben ein5elnen Yre3inften ionsn
ON 4. Mai i~tattfinoen. am 4. Wci
finoen aud Die oemofratiiden Pri-
mdrtunbIen uno am 7. Mai Die ce-
mofrntiiden County : aonpentionen
jiutt. Dieie Yrimdrwablen relp.
Ner{ammlungen uno &onpentioneit
be8ieben lid auf Die Rrdiioenten-
mabI.
Sn Der Gisung Der S%anitdts
leb0rDe am Donnerltag abeno famen
nur Moutine : @eihdfte gu Werbano.
lung. Die berihieoenen Snipcftoreft
reidten lire 9eridte elm. Mdes 1T
III quter Gr0nung un6 es iDurfe
nidt bel fir ifledt uno unbraudj-
bar erfldrt.
Gin geiuiffer JreO. Miner, Der
aIs Ronbufteur bel ben merifani.
ifeu Wationalinien angeitelt mar
uno Der Elm Ghwiegeriobn bes IN
unierer Staot mobnenoen rs. vs..
GIoon lit, iol felt Dem ~orei8ebnterl
Mpri[ peridpunoen ieim- Inner
apnere6repr1ientant sIapoen bat
{ih auf 8eranInllung Der 8erDanos
Ten oes geridmunoenen an oas
@tdntsoeportement gerponot uno
1ies BAT perfproden, Nofforiduf-
In nod benz .Nerbleibcn oes Won'
pes nfl3uitellen.
- ginbred)er orangea ipabrello
Der Nodt in ben gaIoon BON Sobt
*. &erren uno ltablen $50 IN baa'
rem geloe iopie cine Mn8abl Bert'
bapiere.
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4r1mien>Gfferte
Gin perieelae Al, Mniere Srennse.

9a es mns nnmaglid lit, ale 9ifrtfte nnS Counties Ses Staates
unrd 9efenae bearbehem sm ladem, nnkten mir af aaOere Wittel 5ar I'M
gr6ferem @erbretnns mnieres @lates Tnnen nnb mir imo 81 benz
Gmidlnk gefpmmem, anmebmbare 9ramiem fir neme M6Dnnentem, bic as
engeidift peroeI, ams5n1eken.
gr plamen mtdt Die @eranaaltnng zines iusemannten aontehes, hit
er BET emsIidJeu 3atmmsen ablid 1T, ionSern mir moaeu bnrd Ans5ablana
elmer lberaem Summihiom 6rluiaise anuer6en, bic obne beionSere sri.
6e nmo Muiremgnmg Tb cine 9e6endnna6me sm peridaHem mmnidem.
gu bieiem 5mede ofiuieren mr fir iebn SabresabOnnenten cine
,&pmmiftnm BON 1, einem 9Dl1ar. Sas Wpdenblat Der nJree
9u6e fir seras" fofet So per Sabr. @esen Gininomms BON $1OO mr.
ben MIR aio sac glat an irsenb cine ms aneesebene aoreHe ididen.
Slit 10 Mbonnenten cine Grra : yrdnit D0n $3.50 ID yaar.
Slit Ii Abonntnten cine Grtra : yrduit DGn s3.75 III gaat.
Slit 20 Mbonneattu cine Grtra : yrdnit pGn $500 tt yaar.
Slit q Mbonaenttn cine GTtta : Yrdnit ugn s6.25 III Saar.
Slit ntbr a5 Is MbOnnenttn cine Ggtraz yrdnit D0n s. ID gaar.
Sit nMbr als 50 MbDnnenten cine G%rtraprdmie D0n SIG ii Saat.
Der gOri6las 1T einfad nnb btraanol6 senns. User enen nenea
Nbonnenten Der sr 3t midt 2eier Der uJree &refe" TT, &C.
mint, fOQefhert $780,, er6alt, rep. bebalt oapon einen Dollar nno fdidt
ben anberen Dollar nit Ser genamen MoreHe bes 8efeaers Elm. Mnkeroem
ae6t aber aud nod cine Grtra Grdme in Gnsfdt falls Die GAIL pa
se6n Mbunnentea ober barHber erreiat uirO. 9iefe GrtraHramie fen
ben min Sen oa,u geredtgcu hon unferr Office aus brett.
Die bier eemadte Dfierte lit fir SeOen i'm lueien gebnte Oes staa'
ts pffeu. Sober fam f5 baran beeiliseu. gMr 6nten nur 8aarpreHe
an, neil glo INNER ieinen @ert 6at nnb Sober bair amidafm no fam.
fen famn, mas r araoe brandt
Mae, Die BON oieier Dhen Gebramd maiden mno inter ben obeu
geielhn gebingumsem M6onncnten fir Die uJreie HreRe fir Segas" ian-
mln mpQem, Tmo gebden, fb NIT ms nnbersmgHb in Werbinsmng 81
lcken, oanit mr ibnen etuaise seuinidte amsfabridere Nasfnnft ertt-
len fSnnen. Die anituns set Sen geaeaern brett BON nnkrsr 81
flee 5M.
rGrrif Yrffe fr seras".
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Die Wefabr madj Der Grippe

fommt meiItens bon Dem geidtpad-
ten Spitem. Shmade, Nerpoiitat-
uno Gnereieloiigfeit nit 2cber. uno
Gieren . Storungen ioleen oft Die.
Ter aranfbeit. Notig lit oonH
,,@leetric 8itters", Ser beriitmte To-
nit, 9Iutreiniger uno 9egulator fir
Maae,l, 2eber nno Mieren. Sauletloe
baben erfabren, ipie er Die Nernei
itarft, 6os Spltem aufbaut, @e-
iinobeit uno 2ebbaftigfeit nod eI.
mem @rippe-Mnfal bringt. geriutt
i'm. Wur Soc. Berfauft nno garan-
tiert bon alien Ipotbefern.
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LokdIes.
Observation-Disclosures


9onneritag na6mittag belt Der
5taOtrat Ieine pom Montag Der per.
tagte 5isung ab, aber Mapor gal-
lagban, UNI oeiien miaen man iid
Montag eigentlid pertagt batte.
fonnte aud bies Mal franfbeitsbal-
Der, nidt anmeieno iein. alderman
Nibter fiibrte ben 0oriis uno legtc
Ser 8eriammlung aud ben Namcn
bes neuen 8auinipcftors Dor, Sobl
8. Mihter. Die @rnennllng nnroe
iufort einitimmig beIt6tigt.
MIoerman Mauermann eab einen
0oranidIag Der @ebaIter fir oen
Monot MpriI uno piinidte, oaB Der
5taotrat ouf oieien @nidlng bin biz
Gumme BON SAG, $50 b~eipiaigte, DC
in Der n1dlten 9eriamnllung, Die
erIt i'm Moi ftattfinoe, Die Serrel
aucas nno Rennep nidt anpeieno
fem fonnten. Eroboem gelang es
nidt, bic Droimans CUR @nnabme 5l
brineen, es ftimmten nur iieben fir
uno bier gegen iie, iomit mar iie nift
angenommeu. Man beidloB ober,
ndditen Donnerftag mie0er 5ulanl.
men 5u fommen uno bann, ipenlt eirc
reguIdre Q~uitequne DorIiege, bic
9etpinigung gu MAIDEN.
Muf EmpfebIung BON @loer-
man lambert pur6e Elm Breis boil
ie $500 auf Die Grgreifung Der Wore
Der Der 5amilien Burton uno Gaia-
NON ufsgeieht.
Ger Gtaot Sngenieur ipuroe
ourd eimen geihluB beauftragt, Ell
,len RoiteaanidIag fir einen Selper
3ipil1en Der @eli 9oulton nno Der
@e1t Commerce @traBe an mofelt.
alderman Gtebes enlpfabl olS
goriiter oes StraBenfomites, oaB
bic @runoeigentiimer an Der 8olier
Gtrabe, Der @arter1 GtraBe itno Der
g. MInn,o 9troBe Big gum Mranias
Hn6 9nbnbof angeuieien peroen
icIten, @eitentuege 5u bauen- Sic
Gmpfeblung mnroe nod ei1lgem
Sin. uno &~erreoen iiber ben Ihled-
ten Stono Der Ginan5en onge1onu.
men.
Die it1otiiden Sinan5en befinoen
iih ndmIid feiiesfpegs in elmer CLAM
ben 0~erfoiiung. Nah ab5ug Der
upttpen0iqen Musaaben iteben bis
3url 81. Wai, benz SdlllB beg @e-
idGftsiabres, nrr $11,667 CUR Ser
figung, ipomit feline sroben Spriin7
&c au MAIDEN fi1o.
Die Groinnn5, melde es berbietet,
Eel Der SeriteIlling bon @aiier- Sos
uuo Getuerperbinoungen oas Mspbalt
oufau5dIagen, uno pel9e boridreibt,
onB ale 6icie Mrbeit in gepflqiferten
@froBen omrd Gunnelicrung getar
tueroen lou, fpuroe ouf Wunib bon
alderman Nopnton gum erlten Wal
qeIeien. Mud bic ,9il 8ooro"- Sr
0inan5 uuroe tpieoer D~orsenommel1
aber bis our n1hften Gisung durilf-
qeleqt. Nis oobin ionen ibr Damn
Bic iuafpiihen angenommenen Mmer'-
dement's eingefiigt uer6en.
@s tuuroe beibloiien, Roitenan-
ih[aae fir Wriiden iiber ben ala-
sau, Bel Der MontereD uno bel Der
Ncgalitos GtraBe anfertigen gu lai-
len.
Mtoerman 9opnton brodte cine
0r6faasa8 Elm, oie es berbietet, Gut.
ouGer on gntomobiIen ODER uWotor-
sqt3ls" obne uWufflers" 81 gebrau-
Damn pertaete man iid Biz gum
4~1nueritag.
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gau.G rIambmisideime.

Senrb @eil6ader, ~3fpeites Stodnerf,
Union 5fr.; $1,000.
Charles 9uppe, anbau, 9afota Ctr;
$500.
$. aauner, @o6ubaus, Mendaca
Ctr; $3.50.
g6ipin Sorde, @obnbais. Soutb
gherrp Ctr; $500.
Srau 6. &manu, Inbali, 8eif<
Commerce Ctr; $500.
2emp 8retping Company, ugnning"
nnb M%eparaturen, @iios@eoina Ctr;
$3.50.
Ctr; $4,000.
@iliam 8. @ihter, neues Sad, @oro
Yine Ctr; $50.
Charles e%nselmann, @Obn9alls, 90!
Ctr; 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-26
Gnbet IdIedlte @emphuheit.

User nieoereeidlagen lit, iiebt at.
Ies bitter an. Sat- immer 1T einc
trage 2eber oie l1riade, Die oas Sp-
item NIT bilioien @iften mfaGt,
meIde aber bon Or. Sings Nelten
2~ebenspinen ausgeIdieoen meroen
fonnen. @eriudt fie. 2aBt 2ebeng-
freuoe Sic 9iilterbeit bertreiben.
9as Bette fir Magen, 2eber ulo
9ieren. 25c int alien Mpotbefern.
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amriert.

uSrduleiiL eeitatten Sic mir, SD
uen 5l iaeen, bob Sic bette abero
rielig an5iebeno a~usieben!"
uShabe, BOB id nid)t oas GleidJe
bon Sbnen loaen fann."
.Nidt? Maden Sizes lpie idJ-
2iiqen Sie!"
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Sc iii Elm unred]t,

fir @naben niht INNER cine Sba9-
tel 8ndlen's Mrniea Salbe bereit
st baben. Seine ofteren 8erlebun-
gen, @eidmiire mto Berrenfungen
berlangen Dies unb er bat elm
Geht barauf. &aItet iie bereit fiji;
&naben, oud fir Maohen. 9ie Gal
be BELT anes, mas 5u beilen lit uro
lbneG. l1niibertrefflih fir Sd
morrboioen. Nnr 25c bel aIen Ipo-
thefern.
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Jrei fir elm Sabr, tuenn orient
lid b~earbeitet; gu bermieten 120
4der berbeiierte Garm, por5iiglifl
aeeiauet fir @euliie 8ieb mlo Sc
fliael8udt. Moreffe:: g. 8. gor 351.
Corpus gbriiti Ger.
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VVir ruden Manner, die das Bra
tieraefMdft erlernen Wollet.

SauienDe ipurbeu bur9 nnfere ace
tbooe erfolgreide 8arbiere NIT eigeneni
8arbierlaben nnb fuden @ebiilfen bon
urls. @ir miifIen fie bainit perforgen.
2ernt iebt nnb erbaltet cine gutbe5ablte
Gteue. 2eidte, rei1lide 8eiddftigung.
6aaotperfs5elg geliefert. &nrius nenis
ae @oden. Infer 6anbbmh eignet fid
Dprtrefflid fir Selbfterlernung. gin5els
teiten fret 5~ngeianbt. S9reibt berte.
MoLER BARBER COLLEGE,
800 @eit : Commerce StraRe,
San Mnt0nip, Tegas.
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Midi luahr.

goter: sd besrcife nidt, luic
man 10 faul iein fam, fir mid 1T
sic ar6eit oos einsige 8crgniigelL-~
9obn: $50, Bapa, mir iino bod
nidt sllrl 8ereniigcl auf Der @eltl"
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Die arteiian @oroelts @ater
Company lit IN Muitin I'M Snforpc-
rierrlg eingefommen.
Ser Musflus Ser Sobbers' Ma=
nufacturers' 2eague nod 8rolpns=
pine lon am 81, %. uno 90. Wo,
ltattfinoen.
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wabl , 2ln3eiee.
Sur County S~temersK sncftsr
Sic .Sreie greile" 1T autoriiier',

als aanoibat fir bas amt bes Sterer@
Solicitors bon 8egar GountD bel Der
acknowledgement bemofratii6en Yrimdrs
pabl ansutiinbigen.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26

Ice cream and cake, 10 cents per
order Ideal Bakery. If
w. J. Costello, of Standpoint.
candidate for the nomination for
the Office OF prosecuting attorney
on the republican ticket. was a
visitor in the city Saturday. spend
ing the day in soliciting the support
OF his Boomers Ferry acquaintance,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26

It's better to trade with Brodys
than to wish you had.
Miss Susan Chastek, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Chastek, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Mathieson and w. J. King
returned Monday from a two DAYS
fishing trip on the Yakt river near
Leonia. The party brought home
a fine catch OF trout.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26

Meet your friends at the Casey
Hotel, Boomers Ferry's popular
hotel. Special rates by week or
month.
o. l.. Peavey, of Standpoint, a
candidate for republican nomina.
ton for commissioners from the
first district, was in the city Tues
day canvassing for votes.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26
For Commissioner

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of county commits
sioner from the First district of
Bonner county on the republican
ticket, subject to the primary cleo
ton.
Clarksfork. JOHN G. NAGEL
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-07-26
Additional Locals


prices.
II. s. Reemer, who is making a
vigorous campaign over the county
i'll the interests of his candidacy for
for the Office OF sheriff,
returned home Saturday
Arch Remedies" are guaran-
teed. A new shipment just in at
Simond's drug store.
When weary and warm, drop in
at Brodys, the coolest spot in the
city and partake of the dainty Soda
Refreshments and perhaps a box
of McDonalds fresh chocolates.
]. K. Ashley. Jr., of Standpoint,
county surveyor and candidate
for reelection, was in the city
Tuesday evening in the interests of
his candidacy.
George McCombs, county COM
missioner from the second district
and a candidate for reelection on
the republican ticket, was visitor
in the city Tuesday.
If you enjoy good connections
try Macdonald 5. New shipment
Just in at Simond 5 drug store.
Charles Jackson, a merchant OF
Priest River Ida, was in the city
the frs: of the week canvassing for
votes for his nomination on the re-
publican ticket at the coming prl-
maries for the office of commission
er from the second district.
Why not beautify your home
now? Use Sherwin & Williams
paint found at Brodys.
The La Mott Comedy company
played Monday and Tuesday night
of this week at the Utopia theater
before good houses. The company
is one of the best popular priced
shows that has ever visited this
city.
Anyone having a good second
hand trunk to sell address P. o.
Box 1856, city. Aug. &c
For Sale Cheap One $500 pound
mare, eight years old, sound il
every respect, works single oil
double, also set of Logging harness
Inquire of J. P. Dunn Moravia
Ida. Aug. &c
+. +. Elliott spent several day
last week in the vicinity of thu
county seat in his campaign TO
votes for nomination to the ofhc'
of representative in the state legis
lature.
The trial of the case of the stat
against S. +. Henry, in which III
defendant is charged with having
purjured himself by Deputy Sherii
Riser, has been postponed unit
August & by Probate Judge Bunde
l. Causton has been visiting tn
various towns of the county tn
past week in the interests of hi
candidacy for nomination on tn
republican ticket for the Office o
county commissioner from tn
third district.
During the past two weeks Par
.. Holland, candidate for nominatio
on the democratic ticket for pre-
: bate Judge, has been making tou
4 of the country in a rig, He eS
poets to visit every village in tn
county before the primaries,
For Kootenai Valley lands, Oh
chard tracts and best residence lot
/ in Boomers Ferry see Chas. O. Call:
i han, the Land Man, Bonner
Ferry, Idaho. 4-2O
John C. Nagel, of Clarksforl
J Ida, candidate on the republic
, an ticket for commissioner of Il
J first district, was in the city Sa
y urday looking after his polite
, fences. Mr.. Nagel had not visit'
y Boomers Ferry before in some
years and expressed himself
= being surprised at the fine appea
ance of the city.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-19
THIN FOLKS MADE FAT

Good, healthy flesh can only be
gained by the use of the proper food,
together with natural action of the or
gans of assimilation. Nine people out
of ten, in order to weigh as much as
they ought and be perfectly healthy,
should use Samose, the great flesh
forming food and health restorer.
Weigh yourself before commencing to
use these little tablets, and see how
your weight increases from week to
week
Samose does not contain a particle of
starch or pepsin, nor is 1t any nauseat-
ing preparation. such as is usually rec
commended to make people fat and
which does not build up good, healthy
tissues. Samose has valuable flesh
forming properties, tones up and
strengthens the whole system, helps
the food that is eaten to be assimilated
in a natural manner and absolutely
restores health to all the organs.
If you are not perfectly satisfied with
the results from Samose, Jacobs Phar-
macy will return your money without
any quibbling.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-19
ALEXANDER TALKS
RAIL EXTENSION BILL
TO DESIRED DELAY

Representative Alexander, of DeKalb,
talked away the greater portion of to-
days session of the house in the dual
effort of explaining his bill to authorize
the extension of the Western and At
lantic railroad to the sea and keeping
it from coming to vote.
Mr. Alexander's bill was set for a
hearing today, but because of the slim
attendance in the house he moved to
have it postponed until Monday.
Mr.. Anderson. of Chatham, objected
TO this, and Mr.. Alexander withdrew
his motion.
At 11:01 the gentleman from DeKalb
took the floor, said he thought 1t was
unfair to force him in an effort to pass
a constitutional amendment to go to
the house when nearly half the house
was absent, but that since he must he
would.
From that time until the hour of adj
journment, Mr.. Alexander held the
floor, eloquently debating his measure
and frankly determined that it should
not come to vote today.
The bill will come up for considera-
ton as unfinished business Monday
morning
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-19
ARCHIBALD ASKS
TIME FOR REPLY
Counsel Requests Senate to
Grant Ten Days for Answer
to Charges.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Request
for time to file an answer to the i'm
parchment charges against Judge Rob-
ert w. Archibald of the commerce court
was the only action taken by his coun-
sci, A. S. Worthington, representing the
defendant, when he appeared at the bar
of the senate at 1890 o'clock today.
Senator Penrose, of Pennsylvania,
spoke strongly in favor of granting the
jurist ample time to prepare his answer.
Ten days was asked.
Judge Archibald came to Washington
last night and held conference with
his counsel today.
The impeachment court named July
20 as the date on which Judge Archibald
must make answer to the thirteen
counts of his impeachment.
Judge Appears With Attorney.
Senator Clarke, of the committee on
impeachment trial, offered several res
olutions governing proceedings which
were agreed to. 1t was ordered that
the managers on part of the house be
notified that the senate was ready to
proceed with the case. Immediately
the house managers. headed by Repre-
sentative Clayton, were announced and
formally escorted to their seats within
the bar of the senate. A moment later
Judge Archibald, accompanied by his
counsel, A. S. Worthington also APP
peared within the bar of the senate,
and took seats opposite those occupied
by the house managers. The clerk read
in detail the minutes Of the proceed
ings of the first session of the court,
whereupon Secretary of the Senate
Bennett read the returns of Sergeant
alarms Ransdell, that he had duly
served summons to appear upon Judge
Robert w Archibald at his home in
Scranton, Pa Sergeant at Arms Rams
dell then made formal oath that he had
executed the summons. President Gal
linger then directed the sergeant-at
arms to call Judge Archibald to the bar
Standing Immediately in front of the
presidents desk the sergeant at arms
called;
Sits Quietly During Proceedings
Robert w Archibald. Robert w
Archibald, Robert w Archibald, you are
commanded to appear before the bar
of the senate and answer the articles
of impeachment exhibited by the house
of representatives against you"
President Gallinger announced that
counsel for the respondent would take
notice that the senate was sitting for
the trial of the respondent Judge
Archibald sat quietly while his attor-
ney, Mr.. Worthington, arose and said:
MIR. President, the respondent is here
in person and represented by counsel
and enters his formal appearance"
! Attorney Worthington, on behalf of
Judge Archibald, then presented the for
NAL request to be allowed a number of
days in which to prepare his answer to
the thirteen articles of impeachment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-19
PAPERS IN MONSTER
COAL DEAL WENT TO
BOTTOM ON TITANIC

PITTSBURG, July 19.-When Charles
M. Hays, president of the Grand Trunk
railroad, persisted in the Titanic disas-
ter, he took into the sea with him
signed contracts closing a deal for so,
900 acres of coal in Belmont county
Ohio. The deal involved the payment
of $1O.000,OOO to syndicate of Pitts
burg men who hold options on the
property.
The deal was arranged with Hays by
]. R. Paul, former vice president of the
Pittsburg Coal Company Hays went
to London and laid the proposition be-
for the board of directors of the Grand
Trunk. The directors authorized Mr.
Hays to close the deal and the neces-
sary papers were signed. These were
in Hays pocket when the Titanic went
down.