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GROUP SOME READING THAT WILL
PROVE INTERESTING TO YOUNG MOTHERS
First Symptoms and TcatmenHow 10 Guard Against
Casa Remedy That Has Never known to Fail

Group IL n terror ~ young mothers.
To post them regarding the cause.
first symptoms. treatment and boz 10
prevent tho attack is tho object "
this article Tho first H, mrtoms ~
Group is horrscness and in child
subject 20 This disease. 81 sur" ind.
cation ~ an approaching ,tffck This
o. followed by r. peculiar r0ugh cough
~ swing Chamberlain COUSIN Rem
"dv as directed as soon as Tho child
becomes hoafse. or oven after the
crpupy couch appear. Ne" attack may
be- vardod ~ and all danger and
anxiety avoided. This remedy is also
y certain cure for Group. and has
never been knovn to fail " is tho
sole reliance with many thousands "
uofh"rs and never disappoints them
CHAMBERLAIN cough Remedy con.
, tslns 10 opium ct other narcotic and
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To Resume War.

LONDON. Jan. 31.-The Balkan al.
lies and the Turks are making active
preparations 10 resume hostilities in
Southeastern Europe
The delegates of the allies to the
peace conference here are saying
farewell and packing their baggage
preparatory to departing from Lon
don. \ news agency dispatch received
here today from Constantinople re-
ported that the Turkish delegates had
been ordered home. but the command
has not yet been received here. II
seems that only the good Offices OF
the powers can avert further resort
tn arms. but thus far these apparent.
ly have failed
Even at this late hour each side OF
the dispute is accusing the other of
blufing. The Turks declare that in
their note to the powers Thursday
the allies were given greater conces-
siOns as basis for resuming tho
peace negotiations than they had ex.
pected TO be- made them az the com.
mencement OF the Leace negotiations
allies practically admit this. but say
what would have been acceptable
even a fortnight ago cannot now b.
entertained. and that the Turkish
game obviously IS 10 lead them by
the nose for months. counting on the
allies financial exhaustion and hop
ing that complications will arise q
favor Turkey.
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may b. given ~ confidently to = child
D. 10 an adult
Mrs fred Rcn-lor g Vienna -
East newark. y s. writes. When
my olde hoy Vaa bah, sixteen
years ago Boz was cured of mcmtrau.
Gus Group b, tho u-r ~ cham her
iains Cough REMEDY Ike chat
medicine heurr fhau any ofhrr for
This trouble and Tor colds ard coughs
because " gives prompt relief and ls
ffer from opistce
Mrs. Sarah = iiaycr. Union street
sponcerport. y '. writes. chamber
llius Cough Remedy be-. been kepi
and used In my house Tor the pasi
twenty years W. three chudrcn
nov grown. were given ~ whom tho,
vcre babies and o. prevented crout
aid serious colds know ~ 90 D..
/ safe to give to children. Ndv.
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view Turkish Commander.
CHESS TOURNEY

Ngty WORK Jan 20 t.fu4u.tfv
stubborn games marked f.e uiuf.I round
~ American thaae MHefsrr Tournament
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f.fr ganfa after - mrFes faNe.
though -fIIf iu .ssnuf place. t4 uow one
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hf.fUIv 200 81 draw lHeffrr 81 uutes fn
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THE ROUND UP
AT THE COURT
SCORES BIG HIT BEFORE LARGE
AUDIENCE.
That Packed the Big Playhouse to the
Doors-Mr. Arbuekie and Miss
Denham Score Individual
TrIumphs.

The west has come and gone and
ell that we have left is the memory.
II there is one phase of life that truly
portrays true Americanism. It is the
Lie on the great ranges OF the west.
Wheeling Is fortunate The Round
Tp' has one of the greatest drama
% life on the great ranges OF Arizona
- presented TO the people OF Vince
ing.
Last night marked the first perfOr-
nance OF Klaw and Erlanger's produ".
tion OF Edmund Days play. The
Round-Up." The play fairly breathrs
forth the life of the great and open
west. II Is all there Every detail
Is worked out To a nicely. The devil
nay-care cowboy with all his halo Of
romance. the rustler. the Indian and
The first act OF this stirring dram1
the sands of the desert.
opens with the characteristic adobe
house of the western rauchpr With
subfie stag"-crafi the plot Is gradual
" given TO The audience From the
hrst moment that the curtain riscs,
a." pirv t'riN rrusps 'h. 1lf,..1..
With its yiyidness. The characters
are real characters mrh ana women
Who act aud never dap die. characters
Who breathe forth the vcrilc life Of the
American west.
Great Dramatic Effort
Much might BE- said - the FIRST two
acts Of III" play. but t.-,.y we're over.
Swallowed by the superb dramatic %
feet 81 THE Maintains and the Desert
fhe Land 81 Dead Things" ~ this
production lacked ~ every detail that
makes for the success of druma. 90
would be- saved 10y this one act The
curtain raises on the famous valley
az Death u b. The break 81 day
Slowly ia 20" distance. away on tine
distant horizon. ih" rays ~ the rising
sun are slowly given birth ~ the
darkness is gradually dispclicd bv OBJ"
oncOming day an indian b. seen seated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
Excitement Is Great.

DR.. Daneff. head of the Bulgarian
delegation. said to-day that the feel
ings Of the Balkan populations must
be considered. Excitement among
them. they declared. had reached the
highest degree against their fraudu.
lent treatment by handful of young
Turks consplratOrs. who had attemp,
cd 10 play with the decision OF Europe
and the honor. prestige and lives "
the Balkan peoples
\ comparison between the vatican
and the Mussulmans holy shrines in
Adrianoplc. DR.. Daueff said. was mad
Missile. DR.. Daneff repeated that
nothing could stop re-opening OF
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upon "A pony. Like a bronzed statue
he sits. As the echo OF the call dies
away the Indian slowly disappears be-
hind ledge of rock. Silently another
Indian appears astride pony and
rides like a red spectre down a trail
that leads from the crest OF a cliff
Then another. and then another ap-
pears. Silently they ride down the
tortuous trail and disappear as mys-
teriously as they appeared. The eli
max OF the act is reached when a bat
tie is staged between the aborigines
and the United States soldiers who
have ridden to the rescue OF two white
men For a few minutes the god of
battle reigns supreme. II is all there.
the rush and swirl of the soldiers. who
dash down the conyon and drive the
redskins from their mountain fastness.
} \ machine gun is dragged out. over
7 looking the canyon. and sweeps the
rocky projection OF the Indians. The
bark Of the Winchester and the crack
of the "forty-four" mingle with all.
Excellent Acting.
As the third act OF this remarkable
drama stands above the other three.
so MacIyn hrbuckle In the role OF
slim" Hoover. sheriff OF Pinal county.
. Arizona. stands above the entire cast.
, The two most predominant features of
= the production are the third act and
Maclyn Arhuckle Without them the
success of The ROundUp' would be
absolutely impossible. With reference
3 To the other members az the cast. they
are all to be complimented upon their
work Grace Eeuhdm. az Echo. and
Ethel Won WaldrOn. a. Polly. are fine
and both scored a distinct artistic
triumph The other members Of the
cast were excellent.
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pain causing i'm
the expulsion of
purities from the
IS stem through
natures outlets.
rho pores let
mo send you "a
pair 81 ms Magic
Foot Drafts. The
safest simple .
bur euresf rom
'dv Tor Rhetimt
fism I know 81
f.r rTuf iff
TELLING 81
rra almost urflf
able o. car
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n MF. 60 aurr
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Just A.. Good

Ninnvcus Whom smoking hccomes
universal among women. fh"y u DO apt
fu wear frpu.sre
fsni,u. on. skin 1s fchf o.
ihrt arn vOrn nov AFFORD lust as good
q place 90 strike q mate b.
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Popularity

rumhie 7 SEQ one ~ two actors
who between thcm have had eight
wives has AGAIN Teen sued for d.
Norcc
Rumble ono ~ the penalties Of
srcat popularity Judgo
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LONDON, Feb. The London morn
INK papers appear hopeful that some
means -tiii will bc found to avert d re-
sumption 81 the VA
tn. Times BublI-l'-- o despatch from
SOFAS which declares that to" Turkish
conc. sslouS have made much more
favorable impression there Than on Tie
bulgarian dslsgateS iu London and
thinks this favorable impress may
be- strengthened when tt ~ found that
10 ls generally shared iu Europe The
Times therefor. considers there ~ Stlll
e faint hope fiaf peace VIII be Vfe--rv'd.
o. says that should tho young Turks de
eide 20 ro a step farther To- meet the
allies ~ t- likelt enough That the allie
would respond
tn ans event. sats go Times Or j.
hoped ~ tue nEHtiuc BE- resumed tuAt Q
vii b. confined practically o. H hbuI-
10 Dnat sts wlll hrirR about -" cor
rIt.- ION ~ rsH.- The paper adds That
90 e. believed tat German, strongly
disappfut"- 81 ans monetary A"lp being
given Ell er side
Th. s..r-e winter weather makes
condition most wfsftl.s % ~ rsauUp-
firu = tie var. SAYS The fUuetfnu-
nople rorf "-rurdent " fth~ I.ul. Mail
View Turkish Commander
fs1%~T ANfl spil.E. iau. 30 izz't
.Ia-ha cher o. the general tar ~ th.
Na. uft,s. WI after the ffeiEuatiuu ~
ktruil PHshfe 'lhiu"f assumed ir"-
.pualf fls uufffulIp OF minister 90
wAr hs. been tpi uint'i r"furutndrr in
.tI..f Of tH. Turkish ftttss 80 sutc -
Iun 20 fhs lft- +sEtW iH.rf
itre' t"i't fdd o.. - E'f'ifl "rier
o. the troops r"fIff NIX them 81 n'e 80
fsfuIsfiDfi ~ fpfu rrard of the army aud
&c uR o. them Boo fNf. critical mo-
m ut - ottoman htHf0.t ~ show Them
trsIt"a worthy tue rigfi"us tradition ~
lh.'. rae" o. true s"ns ~ mob" anc's-
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The Latest Invasion.

First Suffragette Hobo-What
came OF Weary Millie Walk-away,
Second Suffragette Hobo-She q
Dustina Rhodes were riding the r.
of Santa Fe eastbound when wes
Millie let loose TO put her hat
straight-Judge.
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TURKS DESTROY
Continued from FIRST Page1

weak. staggered into the Bulgarian
camp. The Turks reported that many
Turkish officers have been killed by
their troops because of the officers re-
fusal TO surrender. Many civilians
have starved to death
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Regardless Of Expense.
l this a $4,000 film ?"

You call this a $4,000 film"
Yes: there are fit men in the
banquet scene"
Men can be hired for 81 "A day"
You forget that they are eating
real eggs"
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MAIN STREET

Mrs. Harry Tice. sOt Main St. Wheeling.
W. Va. says: For "A number Of years I
felt out or sorts and did not know what
allied me. My back a ched almost all the
time and was very We ak. I also had severe
pains across my kidn eys that made II i'm
possible for me to be nd over. Dizzy spells
bothered me and Eel poorly in every way.
Someone finally told me about Doan's Kid
ney pills and decided to give them a trial.
IL required but "A few doses bring relief
and I continued using them. the Pains
became less severe until they entirely dis
appeared. Doans Kidney pills brought me
such great benefit that am only too
pleased to recommend them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-01
RHEUMATISM
Natures Way Best--then Help
Nature-Use the Great Foot
Pores to Expel Acid Pois-
ons--Try My Drafts.
Postal Brings 81 Pair to Try FREE

Don't take medicines -thoy cannot
cure only nature can do that Hut
you ttu assist Nature. sou ran hasten
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Dr. Harriet Jones will speak to the
girls of the High school. at the High
school building. Friday. at 80 "A m. and
at p. IN. Will speak to the girls Of the
advanced grades OF the Mercer and Cnoin
sch ools. at the Mercer hall. Mothers are
invited TO the afternoon speatlng.-
Charleston Gazette
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SOCIETY
oostumsr n Ar1ou.

-: Arthur Was. of Mas and Sons
fhiiadelphia. will be at the Arion hall
this afternoon and until Monday evening
70 furnish costumes for the Masquerade.
lie has fine line OF costumes. many of
wnlcn viii be ON display at the ball on
monday evening. This masquerade will
be the largest ever attempted
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S. HURON STREET

Mrs. George NJ. Del tiers. &c s Huron St.
Wheeling. w. Va. ys: II glad to
CONFIRM my former statements endorsing
Doans Kidney Pills. 1 have had no occa-
sion to this RENE dy since having had
no recurrence Of kid ney trouble. Dosn's
Kidney Pills cured me years ago. and the
cure has been perman ent. In case I ever
have a return OF the c omplsint. Dosn's Kid
ncy Pills would be the nrst thing I would
take
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Three varieties Of lace are success
fully combined TO fashion smart talDts
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Gloves OF the two-button type
popular
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Last evening at the Quimby home
la kirkwoOd reception was rendered
Dr. and Mrs. Will QuImby. recently
married. ManN friends called and the
host and hostess were Mr.. Charles
Quimby and Miss Jennie Cnimby Mrs
Louis Ste-nrod. of Wheeling. had charge
81 the dining room assisted by Mrs. r..
W. DUNCAN. Miss Mabel Fortney. Miss
Nell Lyle. Miss Agnes Freter. and Mrs
fuward Franzen. To assist In rcceiv-
ing were Mrs Seymour Dunevy and
Mr.. Donald Dunlevy Refreshments
were served during the evening.
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S. WABASH STREET

Mrs. Fred Maurer. 2f5 =. Wabash ST..
wheeling. w. Va. says Il hold high
opinion Of Doan's Kidney pills. judging
from knowledge OF their curative powers
They have been used in my home diff
ferent occasions with the most excellent re-
suits. Some three Yea RS ago. member Of
my family suffered severely from pains In
the small OF the back and there were other
ctstresfng symptoms OF kidney complaint.
Doans Kidney Pills were SO highly recon-
mended that supply was procured. They
contents OF two boxes erectng a complete
cure. l publicly reco mime nded this remedy
nearly three years AT o. and now I gladly
confirm that stateme mt
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Harmony Rag"


Al the RESIDENCE or Rev. Young. IN 81
clairsville. this morning Miss clara
Pebler. daughter az John Pebler. or tails
city. and William II. Rudsill. n ina
chinist Of Wheeling, were quietly mar
ried. The couple will make their home
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ferry Timer.
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Bruno Often. paper hanger 2l3s Main
St. Wheeling. W. Va. says: Being my
feet much and the bending 1 am Obliged
to do. no doubt was the cause Of my kid
neys getting disordered. I suffered a great
my back and | was item still and lame
The kidney action also irregular at
timer. neghbor advised to take
Doan's Kidney pills and I began using
them I surprised by the quick relief
before the pains cease ell and the kidney
action became regular feel that cannot
recommend Doan's hi dney pills too highly.
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Social Thursday.

4 social and entertainment was Civ
en- Thursday at the German Lutheran
church in Martins Ferry. The follow
Ing ladies entertained; Mrs. Burkhardt
Mrs. 7, Helfenbtne. Mrs. J. .Schweitzer.
Mrs. Albright Mrs. Smartzol Mrs. Bat
;0n. Mrs. Horcher. Mrs. Hell and Mrs.
I'D. Henschel.
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ta1g a.... H.l. send no .uou'
oflg yn-If saIrsas.
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The popular Cotiliion Club will give
their annual snow Ball dance on Monday
night at the Carroll club auditorium for
which a fine program has been arranged
under the direction OF Prof Becker. The
hall will be beautifully decorated with
snow ball and white trimming and a fine
winter scene will he the attraction Music
Will be rendered by Bentfield's full Elks
orch estra as follows:
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MARKET STREET

Mrs. John Tracy. .o4 Market ST.. wheel
ing. W. Va. says: a member OF my
family subject to attacks OF kidney
trouble for a number OF years. the result.
no doubt. OF working almost constantly In
. stopped position. The kidney secretions
passed irregularly and there were acute
pains across the loins. Doan's Kidney Pills
proved To be just the remedy that was
needed. and In n short time they drove
away the trouble. Since then have used
Doan's Kidney Pills OF and on. and they
have always lived up to the claims made
for them"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-08
HOW TO RESIST
Chronic Coughs and Colds.

Strong, vigorous men and women
hardly ever catch cold; it's only when
the system is run down and vitality
low that colds and coughs get foot
hold.
Now isn't it reasonable that the
right way to cure a cough is to build
up your strength again?
Mrs. Olivia Parham, OF East Dur
ham, N. c., says: Il took vinol for a
chronic cough which had lasted two
years, and the cough not only disap-
peared. but it built up my strength
as we'll"
The reason Vinol is 80 efhcacious in
such cases is because it contains in
delicious concentrated form all the
medicinal curative elements Of cod
liver oil, with tonic. bodybuilding
iron added.
Chronic coughs and colds yield to
vinol becauee it builds up tho weak
eued, rundown system.
You can get your money back any
time If vinol does not do all we say.
P. s. For Eczema Of Scalp try our
Saxo Salve. We guarantee 1t.
E. T. Whitehead Company
Scotland Neck. N. c.
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THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.
Genuine Merit Required to Win
the Peoples Confidence.

Have YOU ever stopped to reason
rbv if is that so many products that
w. ,.' extensively advertised, all at
"nco drop out of sight and are soon
forrotten? The reason is plain-the
artir,, did not fulfil the promises Of
The manufacturer. This applies
more r, particularly to medicine. A
med;c.nal preparation that has real
rurati,e value almost sells itself, as
ike an endless chain system the
remedy is recommended by those
who have been cured, to those who
are in need Of it.
In an interview on the subject
nrominent local druggist says. Take
for example DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, q preparation | have sold for
MANY wears and never hesitate to
recommend, for IN almost every case
# shows immediate results, as many
Of nv customers testify. No other
kidney remedy that | know of has
50 large a sale
The success Of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root is due to the fact that it fulfills
every wish in overcoming kidney,
live ana bladder diseases. corrects
urinary troubles and neutralizes the
uric acid which causes rheumatism.
4 free trial bottle will be sent by
mail, absolutely free. Address, DR..
Kilmer /, Co., Binghamton, n. Y,
and MgNtion this paper. Regular
size bottles sold at al druggists
"a. an - 10.
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For Weakness and Loss Of Appetite
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic
and sure Appetizer For adults and children. Soc.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1913-05-08
NUMBER 10.
Rr. G. A. Stephenson Drowned.

Halifax. May Ga very regret.
able as we'll as an unfortunate acci-
dent happened on the Roanoke river
on Tuesday, April 29th, in which
Mr.. George A. Stephenson lost his
life. Mr.. Stephenson had engaged
a negro by the name of John Red.
mond to row him up to Weldon
where he was to meet friend from
Rocky Mount and they left the Hal.
lfax ferry somewhere about one
O'Clock and rowed leisurely up the
river for distance Of about four
miles. the meanwhile Mr.. Stephen.
son was standing up in the stern of
the boat, this being his favorite me-
thod of rowing, when without warn.
ing he pitched headlong into the
river soon disappearing from sight.
the negro with him being powerless
to rescue him. The water at that
particular point was deep and swift,
and the darkey states that he could
not get the boat within reach of the
drowning man before he was lost to
sight for the last time. The negro
rowed hurriedly back here and gave
the information and a party left i'm
mediately to search for the body but
could neither see nor find anything
OF it that day. Each day after ef-
forts were made to locate the body
by dredging. but without success.
On Friday dynamite was used but
did not bring the body to the sur
face. Constantly some one was on
the lookout, so on Sunday afternoon
the body was located at the Navy
Yard" short distance from the
Halifax ferry. The remains were
prepared for burial being placed
away beside his wife who preceded
him about two years ago, in the Me-
thodist cemetery, where large
group Of friends and loved ones had
gathered to pay the last tribute.
Mr.. Stephenson lived from boy-
hood here and was familiar with
every nook and corner of the old
town, as we'll as the surrounding
country. From early boyhoCd he
had been unusually fond Of hunting
and fishing and whenever the oppor-
tunity afforded he embraced it. He
was very successful with the gun
and rod. He had been on the old
Roanoke perhaps thousands of times
before with this last fatal time, ac-
cidents had happened to him before,
as several times he had been capsized
but reached the boat or banks in
safety.
The deceased was man Of many
excellent qualities, he loved his fell
low man, was very friendly friend,
and sought to render a fellow good
turn and as consequence he had
many friends. For many years he
stood behind the counter here for
Messrs Chas. Froelich and Co.. Hale
Brothers, and others, and during
that time identified himself with
many in this section who liked to do
business with him. Some few years
ago he went to Rocky Mount. being
by the A. G. L., and had
worked himself up good bit with
the company and was entrusted with
many important tasks. He made
many friends in that place. Those
him are as follows: Capt.
J. N. Stephenson, Of Rocky Mount.
a brother; George A. Jr., of South
Carolina, son; Misses Margaret and
Louise, daughters; and three other
sons, Edward, Frank and little
Thomas.
The unfortunate accident has cast
a gloom over our town and affected
many who liked him for his better
qualities. w. F. G..