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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Nevertheless, with the crushed
mint, fresh and green and sp.ay. ana
the ice-cooMy blinking in the glass.
disappointed Colonel Wa,,erson can
not DO unhappy long" says the Bos-
ton Globe. II Marse Henry bruises
his mint then our worst suspicious
OF him are realized
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Nobody Is exactlv satlsncd with his
3on. unless perhaps It is country
There isn't any sort Of job that
n woman can't do with n pair of
shears and Il hairpin
" hon good man goes wrong thcrc
are always n good many wise ones
VINO always expected st, whether they
did or not.
There amt nothing that will make n
fcllor look more MISREPRESENTATION than
to have his hair scraggly around the
Nobody Will knock n ball team
harder than the glnk who gets in on
II all the fellers that arc tryin to
set PLAYS produced would 20 to work
there would never be a scarcity OF
harvest hands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Thou shall, not steal" IS one Of
the main pianks % tho coloneis new
progressive party platform, hut. OF
course, "swiping" the Isthnus Of Pan
anna doesn't count
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Miss Morning GLORY starbucl was
out Saturday Afternoon making a sly
circuit of the market place. Looking
lovclicr than the flowers for whicl!
she was named. she WAS clad in a
Gown made from last years lace cur
ta!ms hleached on the blue grass in
the back yard and draped IN artistic
ioveliness by her own ceft fingers.
She was shod in immaculate doesllin
hoo;ees. which resembled white mice
racing over the sidewalk. and there
Was a faint perfume of wild rose on
the gentle summer hreeze."-Belton
tAto) Herald
Never mind, lovely creature. when
Woodrow Wilson is elected the cost
Of lying VIII 80 down and YOU VIII
be clad IN SILKS and the rarest iaces
OF the Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

In party primaries. that they MAY DO
free 10 follow the course mapped ou,
a. tho Chicago assembly
committee OF nve was named Il
select the delegation TO attend the Chi
cago convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Richard Harding Davis. who has
come back into the llmelight by his
enlargement to Bessie Mccoy. is the
author who should write Great Men
Who Have known Me-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

= foreign count says that he found
but ono real gentleman in the United
States Wonder hew much he struck
MIN for7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Fart Iirowcr is Governor Of Missis-
sipp., bur Win his slitterlng eyes ana
flowing locks ne looks more IKE Next
can 1oe' tho travelling vendor OF Magic
Mustang Bitters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Thousands Of telegrams were sent
TO tho delegates at Baltimore with
instructions from the folks back
home. SUCH as stick to wilson, and
Don't weaken" but many thousands
more were sent from the delegates
back to the home folks like these:
Wire ne $50 at once" and mortgage
The house and send me ticket home"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Mosquitoes have something in com
mon with certain brand Of pickles
There arc Just 81 varieties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
Catholics and Mr. Blaine.

Can a Roman Catholic become Presi-
dent OF the United States? Was James
g. Blaine Cathol!c2 s NJ
Yes. No.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

all its glory eat Blue Ridge Springs
next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
H|LLES BECOMES
CAMP A|GN He AID

Continued from First page.)
Insurgents were divided on the best
method to pursue. Some believed In
conc.liatory petition and some
favored a bludgeon. All decided to
await developments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Clark and Underwood have the two
aeNi best positions in the country. any
lgav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

The Tammany tiger and the houn'
'aawg got kicked around badly at
Baltimore. but The Princeton tiger is
srinnins broadly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
ULCERATED TOOTH
PROVES FATAL
Manager Of o. r. a w. Dies a Re-
suit Of 6loodpoIsonIna
Developing.

GAINESVILLE. o.. June s.-Blood-
poisoning caused by an liberated
tooth caused the death at 5:35 O'Clock
his evening OF James Kennon Ged.
des. age 81. general manag OF the
ohio River and Western branch of
the Hennsylvania railraod. at his
home In this city. Mr.. Geddes had
been Ill for three weeks. but his con.
dition did not become alarming until
twenty-four hours before his death.
His son. Donald Y. Geddes. was in
Bellaire when he heard OF his fathers
serious condition. and he came here
on a special train. breaking o. r. w.
records.
Mr.. Gedde's mother from Caldwell
also arrived on a special train to-
day. and both were at his bedside
when death came. Mr.. Geddes had
been with the o. r. w. since 1888.
and was made general manager when
the Pennsylvania took It over several
months ago. He was a prominent
Elk and Mason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Arnold c. Scheer OF Charleston is
a business visitor in the city.
DIR. and Mrs. F. LeMoyne Hupp and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth, are spend.
ing two weeks at the Chayfonte. At
lantic City.
Miss Martha Hicks left last even.
ing for her home at Point Pleasant.
after spending several days with
friends here.
Mrs. J.. VI. Potter and children Of
Woodsdale are spending two weeks
at her former home in Brilliant. o.
while the Vance Memorial mauso-
leum is being moved TO the next lot
TO make room for the new chapel and
Sunday school room that is to be
erected.
Howard Loring is slowly ecover
Ing from a severe illness at his home
on the South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. a. Simmons OF
Spencer are visiting for a few DAYS
in this city.
{. G. Warner Of Wallace. W. Va.
was in this city for some time yes
terday attending 20 bushes matters.
WI nAA AAAE j. lltNlNe OF Hun
dred have been visiting in this city.
Among the Ohioans spending yes
terday in Wheeling on business was
w. p. Brown OF Greenwich.
Charles T. Reed has returned after
spending Wednesday in Ravenswood
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. &. Graham OF Wal.
lace. W. Va. r the guests OF local
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. y. Cole OF Fair.
mont are registered al the Mcclure
Mr. and Mrs. r. =. Graham Of Wal.
lace are spending several days in this
/ city.
William King Of Toledo. q is
spending several days with friends In
this city.
Miss Ethel Reynolds OF seabrinr
Ohio. is the guest Of relatives on
South Chapline street.
Walter Hartman Of the South Side
IS slowly recovering from a recent
illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
SUGAR PRICES
Evening Paper Wrong as to Retailers
Prlees-csnnot Sell Sugar for 5
Cents a Pound.

That the price OF sugar will be at
low ebb this summer in this vicinity
Is assured. However. the price OF SUI
gar will not be about the FIVE CEN
mark @ pound as predicted by an
afternoon paper.
The wholesalers OF sugar IN this vi
cinity have banded together and have
declared a war against some iliegi-
timate competition organized for the
benefit Of some big retailers.
A prominent wholesaler In talking
OF the matter stated that several retail
ers and their agents have for some
time demoralized the sugar market In
Wheeling and ar the same time have
made il impossible for the small re-
taller TO operate adyantaEeously. The
wholesalers have determined 10 pro.
tect the small retailers and place them
on the same basis.
The wholesalers are determined 10
buck this opposition 10 a finish and
VIII keep the prices down FOR a year
n necessary.
Naturally the consumer will 20,
the benefit 81 the reduction and as
preserving time is near at hand the
housewife will be pleased n hear that
the sweet can be purchased az a nomi-
nal figure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Superintendent Of National Cemetery
at Antietem Slain-MUrderer
Suicides.

HAGERSTOWN. Md. June G.
W Adams. of Sharpsburg. superin-
tendent OF the National cemetery. An
tietam battlefield. was shot and
killed on the avenue leading from
Sharrsburg 10 Burnside bridge today
by Charles w. Benner. a resident OF
S~harpsburg. Benner hen went TO his
home and committed suicide.
The cause Of the shooting is said
10 have been a grudge Benner held
against his victim because 81 testi.
mony rejecting on Benner's charac-
ter. which Adams gave in court a
few years ago.
Adams was seventy years old. He
was a d~OOrkeeper Of the House OF
Representatives during the ffty-frst
congress. and was the Republican
leader Of Washington county. Mary
land. Benner WAS - years OF <
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
This lady suffered
agonies for years
All doctors and medicines failed 90
help her until she found "B.B.B."
She is Miss Lula Banks of
Chamhers %. Alabama

She is Miss Lula Banks Of
Chambers Co., Alabama.
Z had . ions spell oi TYPHOID fever" 81.
uff~s "From that nv decline we gradual
Aimre iump appsar~f in nv ught sfr md
was sramfn~i ~ d1rsrs of phyuria1a. among
them fr~ Pfrsiirnf a no Board fn Atlanta. "a.
One saff b. VS. a fever coke smother snif aar.
r-7n-f another enlargement a the f~sloDian
fubst.
n toot % kinds ~ ~rdirir- from me phya.
~ian. : had 0fh~r l1ns spells r. TYPHOID. 7
he'd r. rrursi raae 81 sspnc f~vsf. Suffered
ag1nfss ufh nv rfoma-h arf h0us's Once
h-m1frhar-s came on. and ever ors thought
4 sss dying.
Al let. hank COR sons1ns rave nj. .
bcffs n nm Uravsn ti-ss che mar fhat
eve Dr. ~ ne snf Ten h7Hsanf b'ssfras ou fh~
onsh af mafe b. Al h-s- y-su n1fhine a.
ne sny 80 rrrrpf Cor e short time But
steist1n uhrn . rommsnrrd o. faks f N1u
weiah ~ Dra1fr nB.B. BE- tHe brff E1mau'a
msdicine 10 ths World
Yes And 70 IS the beet msdieine
iof ulcers. rheumau.m. cziarrh and
nm farm of bk9od fr0nbks. MN.
0yeafSf bnge uCA bi0od And that o.
The gSafcure for every bodily 90. Here
IS a sure relief ior y0uy trouble. too.
Your druggis w1 supply YOU In
net on q trial Vt BBB And ask ior %
bd1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
NEW CHARTERS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. June e.
The Ksnawha River Coal company.
with principal offices In Detroit,
Mich. but the principal place OF
business will be at witchers. KAN
awha county. has been Incorporated.
The company has an authorized capt.
tai OF s250.OOO of which $1,000 o has
been subscribed and paid. The in
c~orporators are Edward c. Riggs,
John f. s. Taylor. Benjamin F. Null
ford and Edward c. Riggs. trustee.
all OF Highland Parq. Mich, and r.
=. Key. OF Charleston. OF the co.
900 shares. all but five are held by
the trustee.
Slemp oil and Gas company. Of
Ashland. KY, 20 drin for oil and gas
in the State OF Kentucky. Author
]. ]. Johnson. II. b. Smith. X. NJ.
Fitzgerald. l. s. Wilson n s. f.
Harmon. all of Ashland. Ky.
]. w. johnson company, OF Lexing-
ton, XIV. TO deal in timber and real
estate and manufacture lumber. etc.
in auckland. Breathitt county. KY.
The authorized capital is 500. 900.
n the i~ncorporators J.. w. Johnson,
y. \. Rutledge. OF Lexington. KY;
g \. Koontz. NJ. \. Simms. and r. +.
Williams. OF Huntington. W. Va.
Patterson Moran OF
Morgantown, W. Va. TO act as gem
eral contractors. Authorized capital
$4,000. I-ncorporators: James w.
Patterson, Jr.. Delbert r. Hines and
James r. Moran. Of Morgantown;
Elmer r. Francey. Of Toronto. o.;
ora NJ. Hines. OF Canal Dover. o..
Buffalo Mill & Feed company. OF
Buffalo. ". Va. to manufacture -four
meal. etc. and conduct general mer-
chandise business. Authorized capt.
tai. 100000. Incorporators: l.
Quickle. T. =. Pitchford. r. +. Blake
and r. j.. Collins Of Buffalo. W. Va.
and L. B. Henson. Of Charleston, w.
u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

T u. Fink and wife. LittLeton. w. Va.
q. W. Greig.
Mrs. g. W. Greig.
Willis II. Marshall
Mrs. ". n. Marshall
:. r Warffuel and wife.
Louis +. Brand and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. SOnda, West Alex
Inder. "a
Mr. and Mrs. J G. williams
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Cooey.
llr. and Mrs. Leonard Eskey.
Mr.. 9. NJ Ford and wife.
". II. ENley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Beer. Moundsville
Mr. and Mrs. r. = Graham. Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. {. McCamic. Moundsyflle
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bloyd. Mourdsvule.
Archie T. Hupp.
Miss Addie Hupp.
Miss Caroline l.. Hupp.
J. : Butts and wife.
Mrs. ". u. Rose.
Miss Grace Rose.
Mrs. Hanna Korn.
II. G.. X Kalbitzer.
Mrs. II. g. kalbitzer.
Arthur g Smith. Film Grove.
Mrs. Arthur q. smith. Elm Grove.
Walter :. Campbell. SteuhenviIle.
Miss Katharine Mae Molter.
Chas. NJ. Deiters.
Mr.. Robert !. Dickson.
Mrs. Robert J. Dickson.
Miss sadie F Rowlands. Martins Ferry
Mr.. r. q. Grimes.
Mrs. z G. Grimes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
FIGHT FOR TOGA
Promised BY Sen. Lorimer; Refuses to
Resign; VIII Speak In Own
Defense.

WASHINGTON. June G.-Senator
Lorimer. Of Illinois. plans no, 20 speak
in defense OF his seat in the senate
until practically all other speeches on
both sides have been presented.
All efforts have failed 10 induce him
10 resign 10 avoid what some senators
have told him Is certain defeat. after
a careful canvass OF the situation.
Senator LOrimer SAYS that what
ever he has 20 say will be said 10 the
senate Senator Kern. OF Indiana. *.
poets 70 conclude his speech against
the Illinois member tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
MORE DISORDER
Bomb Outrage Narrowly Averted In
Belgium. Where 100000
Are Out On Strike.

BRUSSELS. June f-The agitation
among the laboring classes In the Wal
loon provinces continues. There are
nov 100000 men on strike. bur the
energetic measures by the authorities
are beginning 20 have an effect. Less
violence was played than yesterday.
although "a number Of Isolated cases
are reported. Bombs were placed ~
the entrance -o the director room
% a Chartered coIiery. bur we're die.
covered and removed hy a patriot be.
fore they exploded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

This Ie t0 certify that FoIcv'a
Honey and Tar compound does not
contain any opiates. any habit form.
INK drugs. or any ingredients that
could possibly harm lts users on
The contrary Gee greatest healing and
soothing qualities make 20 a real rem.
edy Tor coughs. coldF and irritations
of The throat Ghost and lungs. ~. l..
BIomqui7'. Esdai'e. Wis. says his
wife considers Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound The best cough cure on the
market Sho has tried various kinds
but Foleys gives the best result Of
al The genuine 81 ln n yellow
package Ask for Foloy's Honey and
Tar Compound and accept no substl.
tute Coleman 4 Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
ELABORATE AFFAIR WAS LARGE.
LY ATTENDED.
Musical Program Was Very Entertain.
ing-lnterestins Program
Was Rendered.

With an elaborate banquet served
last evening In the Scottish Rite ca
thedral TO the knights and their lady
friends. the annual summer reunion
OF Mcdaniel Lodge of Perfection No.
/. Charity Chapter. Knights Rose
Croix No. l.. Albert Pike Council.
Knights kadosk No. !. and West Vir-
ginia Consistor. No. 1. which has been
in session in - city this week, was
brought TO an appropriate close. The
banquet was largely attended. many
prominent members Of the order from
different cities In the state being pres
eut.
With the Hon. Charles f. C~arrigan.
OF MOundsville. presiding as toast
master. an interesting program las
rendered. The class orators we're
Robert r. McCabe. Of Charleston. D.
G. Beans. OF Wheeling. ". l.
McCamOn, Of R~avencood. and r. IL.
Frazier. OF New York
\ number Of musical selections were
rendered By a quar- u composed Of
Mrs. Ida Nolte Steber. Miss Mary C..
Healy. Judge Alan 81. Robinson and
Charles r. Brand. The accompanied
was Mrs. Annie Hilton otto. Judge
Robinson pleased the audience with a
beautiful solo.
". r. Morris and wife.
Is. n. Smith and wife.
Miss sophia l.. Braudfa-s.
T. l.. fsager.
d. j. smith and wife.
D. 3 Graham and WIfs
Ferris g. Mile. and wife
Carl Sobanski and wife
John D.. Bittrer and wife.
Ms-a Rachel WItfeu
a waugh. Wheeling
SIR and Mrs A. % puudna, Bridge
o. Hlr- James % Robinson
ar and Mrs D william Neidhart
charles CO. AErsus.
M- srd Nrs Louis vs. Ernest.
SIR and Mrs. Eeu o. Butts
So and Nr- Frank % Thurm
Mias IauEy MrCIrary. WeIsburg
james o. M,DIears. Wr.IabgrE
SIR ana Mrs Albert D -ehauirer.
q ". aruau
MIes Helen Marie Leonard
So and Nra Alfred o. isase.
{ tnas p schultz. ~
Mra tHHH s.hulfTe
charles D. 'arrgau. 81 Is o. g. g..
Mrs chariea D. carrrsn Mounds
j w Morris. 49,
Sire Robert So Browne
,N 2srr prs ~ Fr2 s,s rs,,..,
Fred g. ~teiubirssr.
Mr. g. w n]laTnes. Roneya Point
D. IS UlaFurs.
g. . rarsf and u.fr.
o. D r.HHne.d and wife
% o. BEANS
Mrr 90 90 Beans
10. FrHzIrr Elw York city.
Miss Carrie FRAZIER. MhsrIIuE
lt'rrrf r. N.rHIf tI1rIrHf1u
tsIe DO kImmfi. Grafton
Miss MARY " reIlsy. Miuso June
IS b. Mrcouar. Ra,ersvood
MrH vs.. D. MCGOWAN. Et~seUaw0Dd
= D Ialmsr Dl"rdennIr
Ur o. O. Mararhrar
Mrs Aug D. M%afsehrsr
Mr ard Mrs % Al HerzrIIer.
NIas Maud Gabriel
% D. sf0nari Charleston
g. D. OrD1rra tru1rnrIr
b D. Trraur. Charleston.
D. 50 HuannIw. tIarFeIurg
CHARLES o. Johnston. 1arssburr
= D Wagrg rIarsshIrE
br % o HrHrn WIrnnhYrE
= % HairHsr tIrrIrUriu
Zee Hff. Thomas
Or b. ks.m BIZ Garden
ki,le Gap
lance 80 HUrsa. W~ur1nburE
o. a crawford
5a.--'l..s n.,s .1'JT' ,. S,T Haven
waiter Z Irrta. WHrrfrrfru
ygrEs ~ sghsIl Isn Lew
Lams assauay
= W Hnbrrfs.r cIHrssburr
D. Nlflm t~IarfHburr
o. Love Spencer
n- p r.t. faar ~oIsrdsn.n
,l1i N.""
J Afs Vs. 90 burgess. Williamson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
AWARD LETTERS
A. Varsity 70 stars Of Gridiron and
Diamond In the Past
Va

special Dispatch to tho Trfer|re-rrr
MORGANTOWN. ". Va. June G.
Win Impressive ceremonies. Prcai.
dent Hodges. this afternoon. awarded
baseball and foot ball letters 90 men
who participated in these brylches
~ athletics boz 1911. G. g. Bachmau
Of Wheeling. received the -fgbt to
wear both foot hall and base ball lot.
tors. as we'll a WIZ Lively. Of Charles.
ton.
James Riddle received the base ball
lettors and Harry King. Jr. vas given
bic letters and an old gold and blue
monogramcd sweater for two con
secutive seasons ~ foot ball Blake
Taylor. % Pt'llppl. received a gold
foot ball Tor three consecutive years
Of foot ball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
The Bug Killer"

Squirt it into every
crack and hiding place by
means of the patented
can top-works same as
machine oil can. De-
mand Green Death"
Substitutes and imita-
tons won't do the work.
25c buys a pint size.
Any up-to-date drug
store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
REUNION OF THE
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS

Andrew G. Browne.
Mrs. Andrew q. Browne.
y :. Hare. o.
Mrs. y. ;. Hare.
II +. Gordon. Elm Grove.
Mrs. n. 4. Gordon.
Hiss Martha Longley.
=. y McDouough.
q. e. Mcclure. Portsmouth. o.
7 r. simmons. Spencer.
Mrs. 7. X simmons. Spencer.
FRED /. Selby. Martins Ferry. U.
". ii. B~runhaus.
Frederick Schaub.
Mrs. Frederick Schaub
Mrs Joseph H. Reass. Jr.
Mrs. VIM. IL Anderson
VIM. ~. Anderson.
III s. Freda Stroehmann.
Ethel V. Allison. Chester.
r Allison. Chester.
W. J. Miller.
Mrs ". T. Miller.
\. +. Ulrich.
Mrs. A.. r. Tlrich.
Conrad Wirsch.
Mrs. Conrad Wirsch.
George Bell.
Mrs. George Bell.
W J. Kirk
Miss Sarah worthen. weusburg.
X &. BrHchear
San v Gqllette. weHsburg.
MIS- r q. Blodgett.
x T. Kampfcr.
Mrs X r. Kampfer.
g. g. Friedrich.
Miss Lucy 4. Friedrich.
w illiam u Grade. Woodlawn
Mrs. VIM li Grade. WoodIawn.
y g Linsley.
Mrs r g. LinsIey.
w r Peabody. MouudsviUe
W. >. Hamilton.
Mfs W : Hamilton.
MISS Mary Nardy.
W T. Mitchell
Mrs W. T. Mitchell
}. =. Link.
Mrs j s. Link
Harry L. Heasc.
MTs Harry l. Hesss
Miss Emma Montieroi
Earl r harlow
Mrs .Earl g. Barlow.
Louis THEIRS
Mrs Louis Theirs.
stephen Waferhousc. Jr
4 Hagen
Anna M Fi'liaeiseIn
MR. J. Murreil
$ Evans.
Mrs 8 Evans
r y shaner.
Charles p MOTIF
A.. Morris.
Mo n. f~i.fnhfook.
d. 49,. it'liugn.
Mrs 81 = ne, n" 9 IT.
Ur louis A ur,,g
MrH D.. a ur.a1
Wrs A..
If.rr 81 d., 'hOtto
Mrs I'D. ..
NJ rs g. et.t T
Sell UeaIsu
JUDGE aIar % r.t
Mary HeaIsy
tTaflsr 81 n--u
Nrr H a
ST. De- Fr.frIrb 30
Irrra Vac
EIrar TIarb,, -s.
Nra D. 3 Wr.,
p b Wait r
Nrr W D. r.r.r..
W q. refaIrs N1'l Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

Unlimited Selection Of plain and fancy blue serges
guarantee against fading, shrinking and pickering
at the seams-pure through and through worsted. cas-
slmeres and homespuns, in plain and fancy greys.
olueS, brown and tans, pencil stripes and self stripes;
also blue serge Norfolks and fancy Norfolks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
MURPHY COMING
Boxing Contest at the Opera House
Bridgeport Next Wednesday
Mill Be Bio Eent.

Final plans have been completed
for the - round go between Harlem
Tommy Murphy. 81 New York, and
Mike Barry, OF Chicago. which will
be pulled of at the Opera House
Bridgeport. on next "Wednesday.
Murphy will come here Tomorrow
and will train az Martins Ferry.
Barry is expected Saturday also, and
will train az Bellaire. Kid Graves
and Emergency Kelly. Of Brooklyn.
will fight n Of the preliminaries.
other prelims will also be on the
card. The fight promises to be a
peach and rains will bring great
crowds from Cleveland. Akron, and
other towns in this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

Lots Of unemployed men would
find fault than find work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

What's your specialty-viewing with
alarm or pointing with pride
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-08
Cured IL Years Ago

UFPER ALTON ILL, Dec. Is, 1900.
To Eczema Sufferers Il had for about II years.
tried all and four doctors with relief
ordered Dr. Cannady S treatment, and it cured in
short time; that was several years ago. In 1896
had small spots of breaking and fearing it
eczema, wrote to DIR. Cannady. He gave me treat
ment FREE of cost and cured it up recommend any
one with eczema to take Cannadys treatment and be
cured. Yours very truly.
J. G. NOBLE Box No. 44
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-08

Dear DR.. Cannaday:-f you will remember it was just
today since you took the photograph
hands, which shows the terrible condition they in,
had for IL years. and have spent $500 with eight
doctors, and the photograph shows the condition
had failed TO get relief with anything that had
used but your treatment gave relief immediately
cooling and healing and caused pain In 80 days
was well, and when remember the agony suffered
praise you too highly and want you to know
remember you Thanking you remain
Very truly,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-08

This is exact photograph of the hands of Mrs. B.
f. Wright, Clinton, Mo-, her hands when my
full treatment ordered on November 8, 1905. She
could not even button button, take mOuthful
Of.fOOd and in fact complete invalid. By moving
the fingers pus would out from the nearly to
the elbow Remember that Mrs. Wright could not hold
pen at ALL and read what her sister says after FIVE
DAYS use. of my full Eczema course:
DR. Cannaday, Sedalia, Mo.
Dear Sr:-My sister, Mrs. Wright is improving wonder
fully The swelling has nearly all gone out of her hands
and she them quite good deal They don't pain
her at all Her general health better Therefore,
awfuly well pleased with her Improvement
$40 S. Orchard St. MRS. DAISY INGRAM
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-02-08
No More Scratching

.a8a#s BIRCH TREE, Mo-, Sept. 26, 1909.
J. E. Cannady, Sedaa. Mo.
Dear Sir Il done scratching, that is to say that
I am well of that terrible disease eczema, and feel
thankful to you. Anything can do for you in your
business ann ready Yours truly