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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-31
Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 10, 1918.
Dear Doctor.

Bnl1lngnam, AIay Jan. 3, 1913.
Dear Doctor:
l want TO write you a line to let you know how l am doing. I
nave found your medicine to be just as you represented it to be. I
read Mrs. Neeses affidavit and that gives me more confidence than
ever that you have a good medicine.
| have been having hemorrhages for a good while and was very
much discouraged liver my condition, but l feel now that I am going
to get well, if do 1 will fee like Mrs. Neese-that it is all due to your
medicine.
you to write about your wonderful medicine for tuberculosis and
Bronchitis. Wishing you success, I am yours truly,
VSlgned) So. -. -. MISS NELL DUDLEY, 92 oath St., N.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-31

Birmingham, Ala, Jan. Is, 1918.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
My brother, Lon Newman, who is afflicted with tuberculosis. was
under two OF the best physicians in Birmingham, and they told me
that ne could not live. l sent for DR.. W. F. Black, and he came and
took charge of the case He Immediately improved, and is now on
the road to recovery. I am Baihf of the Criminal Court of Birning
ham, Ala, and will be glad to answer any inquiries as to the beneficial
effects of Dr. Blacks medicine. Address Sherifs Office.
Vlgned E. L. NEWMAN.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-01-31

W. F. BLACK, M. D, who is meeting with such success with his new
remedy, BLACKS PULMOMC SYRUP, is located at Birmingham.
Ala Dr.. Black is a graduate Of Vanderbilt, and has been a regular
pracucing physician for 20 years. During the past five years he
has devoted most of his time to the treatment of tuberculosis. DR.
Black claims that his medicine excels any remedy that is being used
for tuberculosis, and has many patients who bear him out in his
statement.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-22

cled ard took possession. Eessrer
set up his light sheet-iron stove and
started a fire.
While waiting for the water to boil,
he held his face over the stove. The
moisture from his breath had collect
ed on his beard and frozen into
great mass of ice and this he proceed
ed to thaw out.
A wild cutlery from the dogs with
out did not take him from his task.
He heard the wolf1sh snarling and
yelping of strange dogs and the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-22

illustrated by F. E. SchoonoVer.)
and woman pausing on the theshold.
Come in" he said, peremptorily,
"and shut the doorp'
Peering through the steam, he
could make out but little of their
personal appearance. The nose and
cheek strap worn by the woman and
the trail wrappings about her head
allowed only pair of black eyes to
be seen. The man was dark eyed and
smooth shayen all except his NOUS
tache, which was so iced up as to
hide the mouth.
I'VE just want to know If there is
any other cabin around here" he
said, at the same time glanctng over
the unfinished state of the room.
I'VE thought this cabin was empty"
cit isn't my cabin" Messner' an
swered. 81 just found it a few min
utes ago. Come right in and camp"
At the sound of his voice the wo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Daily Short Story
THE SUCCESSOR

against him. John
John Sanders turned towards his wife
I have told YOU a, l.as, h,,d,o,
ZINES. Margaret. that I do not want a
1901 as my son-in-law
Mrs sanders was abour to give an
ahsIl reply. but she controlled herself
But tell me. John. are YOU quite sur.
w. .ha' Ben, Is as impossible as you say =
she asked gently. 4 think he is on. Of
saii,, p,sasant and smartest young
Haivor shrugged his shoulders
bic and ' ,p nss,d i2t about the infalli-
That fellow did not even nave the co,iT-
- 70 ansM"f me when ! surprised him
s,s,n,s win ola yesterday. Tie just
IKE d sheep The man is a fool hut
.s y, xo, sP ne :" M Just as good a position
viii just remind you th,, wa.
Win oftels even then. and h.. j. WORK
ing Tor Hansen 4 Co. a Arm OF no stand
Well. I believe in Bent. anyway. and
no mater what you say olga Intends TO
hsIsy or MN as soon as be Is promoted d"
!ons time In that case. At any rate
insist that Bent Birk IL no husband
ior nS daushtsi' and she won't get a
lie went out. slsmming the door hctins
nun soon afterwards Olga came into
We parlor. where her mother was sitting
have important news. Mother" she
taid Bent has Just told me ia, Nr
failure
Mrs. sanders turned quite pale with
Mr. Roland dead sh. exclaimed "r
suppose you know what 1hst means -
Mr. boland and father were never
very friendly. said Olga. But sup
pose mat. even 30. father will now he
promoted TO his position az general man
ager OF the works'
WI ny. 81 course he mother exelairn-
81 The hrm could not do otherv, -.
aiter DIS many years of faithful service.
bnt Row did Rent hear about it,
ne had Just met George Oftel-'
lhe OLD mans second som"
y - ana his faVorits. too lie and
f-nt are great chumS. and he saws ~ IS
all due to Eent's coaching thar he. paSSsd
IeSe ;" YOU see Bent Is not such fool
rs father thinks"
4 know no IL not. hut he seems 20 lose
MS wits entirely whenever father j. IA
the room
He saws the presence ~ father con
fuses hifn somehow and makes him av L.
ward and self-cons cious hecause he
knows father dislikes him"
Well. let - 90 down and tell father
the news. Il will Iiease him"
iohn sanders was In HIS most genial
mood AZ breakfast next day
J am no hypoc-ife.' he said Roland
never treated me half dFCent'N because
ne was afraid Of me- Hs felt that 10
was growing too old ana that his posi-
tior required younger and more ener-
g"tic man
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4 suppose we Will soon know who Is
10 take his place" said olga.
Yes. IL ought 20 be settled in a day
or two. Business - business and We
must nave a generel manager. In a few
days we shall have plenty OF money for
many things. for wedding gown and
trousssau too. ~ you find a suitable
husband, But no Bent Birk. tell you
He nodded good bye and went down to
The days passed and Roland had been
buried John Sanders had Just returned
from the funeral an rad gone upstairs
20 change his clothes. while Olga ana
ner open fireplace In the living room.
There was a knock At the door and
Ben' entered nervously ard asked for
olga. Who WAS quite scared. told him
that her father VAS upstairs
But what has happened Bent"
must see him at once I must say
what ] want 20 say before ali 81 you
Go and call your father. Olga" said
Hrs. Sanders.
Bent YOU do look strange Is thers
ANYTHING wronc7"
Everything is wrong. The wno,.
thins - Impossible hut want him to
near about IL from me- FIRST"
uoh understand a word % what
yon are talking about. Try to get calm
before John comes down"
Olga returned. followed ~ ner "a
me-. and Bent vent straight NJ 10 MIN.
MI Sanders. he said. you are rignt.
] have been \ fool INT. now ! have al
NSNS N'teH Ike one In your presence.
because knew you dislikcd me- fer-
maps everything would have been better
n had been less sclf-consciou. 7
love Olga. and she loves me. and we in
terd - marry. but today something very
strange has appcned. something watch
- very difficult fof me to teli YOU.
though ! am In no way to blame Mr.
'itel Las offered me the position of gem
'ral manager ~ his works
John Sanders stood as ~ he had turn
- into stone. his face was a~len and
OLGA burst into tears
! Do not Intend 90 s~~ep' tho or>er.
~. Sanders fa- know Olga would not
like me To- 30 Il"
Olga took his hands
You are righ' Rcnt You mus. NOT
spoil fathers r.an,.- Rut V.tt nre
quilt So" fat-er will get the position II
YOU refuse ~"
Rent Was silent for a moment. thon
re said 40. Olga lie will NOT get (,
- refus" - wili hc given 80 Robert
West. for Nr. pffel wants "A Young man
ara h' = INKS NJ. san icrs - 700 old
TO" ola John sanders dropyeI INTO
.t"i- md his nis face In mis- hands
TIE Young people left tho room Mrs
sanders kneeled down ~ her husbands
side ard sfroksl his grey hair
"Roherf West 80 cr,areF
no. not Robert West she said. but
f"nt kirk. your sor-in-lav.
John Sanders finds that he OLD fan,i'-
iar work suits him very well. and Bent
- ferv len eut boss. hut here is
Pert Junior now. Tho g not 80 least hit
scared ~ John Sanders. arI lis grand
fn'her declares TIA; 10 Is IN" brightest
baby ever horn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Moundsvill. Rri,fs

squire J y Iener-on sporf yos,.-.
DAY ~ Nov Mart.n.tito and si..,,.
500" or business
Mrs. 4..in .cun. az Ncr1 ptf,
spenf'nr q f"w DAYS With friends .-,
relatives 10 'hi. city
Miss Ada kirkhr.d. fef- .e-.s-5.,.
Tor pittsburgh. Pa. after which .l.
VIII l'av" FOR hor homo 90 CtIr,r, QUO
Mrs Harvey Funk. ~ I.,I.foo
spending q few DAYS with Mrs 3. a.
Punk on EIGHTH street. Phi. ,.,,
WiIiio I'dsor. uip has boo, rr
nicely
|.ore" p"nham and Glen sp-irr.-
NJ Fairm0nt. 1ro spending fl f.v -,...
100 This CITY nifh friends
CLARENCE CroR has returned to,,..
ION Granville. ohio whore le .t,.,
'h" raaf few weeks with friends ar.t
relatives
Mrs. Williams. vho h1s boon ,t.t
inr hero. left lat evening f1r d..
home A. Texas
George rain ~ Nccornrl.rno.
Ia b. spending fsv dat. a.f.
frisnds and rfiaftre hero
Niles Naz.r oldham. ~ rst-rrrr. DID,.
fr~nfIrz foe dsys 0ifh friends .rf
relatives in fha cift
VIII balzrI ia spending ffr us-.
~ Warren. pa. off1 friends
Warren DorT ~ WeI.vIf.. ohio ,-
Frord nr fen fatt with friends ...t
relatives ln fhi. rify
br and Mrs o. o. Covert Iavo 4.
rived homo from N.rearfovr. rI.-c
They spent fhr fasf f.v DAYS vt.
friends
% o. Storer ~ Ncv Dale. l srrrr
inR f"u DAY. Loo fh.. ,.'s ai'b f.ori.
ard relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Many 70 Attrnd

All Yesterday the cars on tho IN.
car division OF the Wheeling Traction
company we're crowded to their ca.
pacity IN carrying the large crowds IN
heelirg whore they attended tho
Semi-centennial celebration Howevc-
To-Day Il the real day 81 the AFFAIR
ana a splendid program has been a..
ranged which will attract much largo
crowds our ~ this city n is prnb.
ahie mat cars on no local division
VIII be running late tonight ON ac.
count ~ N" ball ana other amu-..
ments going on a. Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

day due to the fact that the COVER
Tor has declared this day as a legal
holiday. in observing the fftieth ami
Ncrsary of the state. The banks and
barber shops together with the court
Offices will he closed the entire day
70 permit their employees to attend
the semi-centennIal celebration now
going on IN Wheeling Many private
Offices will also be closed and II is ex-
pected that many persons will attend
The celebration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Hartley Funeral Today

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Mrs. Joe Hartley who passed
away A. the family home on Mieghen
avenue Wednesday afternoon. will be
held This morning AT 10 O'Clock from
The family home ln'erment will he
made AZ the Roberts Ridge cemetery
Tho deceased was fifty-four years Of
are and j. survived by a husband and
tfe children besides n number OF
friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

her grandmother. Mrs John Hardy. Of
Wheeling
VA Wright Of Tenth street. South
NarW o0sl. has reraintei his house.
Paul Stcinhicker and Ray Tumpp. both
- WarWond, wer" visiting Mrs. Tumpp.
Of Martins Ferry.
W. p Davis. ~ Center street Will
soon occupy his new residence AZ Home
acres. near stop q.
closed all day on account ~ IN being a
legal holiday ard also the birthday OF
the sfnte ~ Meaf NirEInla-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Did Not Ride.

Ebert McMerhen, ~ this city. who
was TO hav" ridden his twin cylinder
|motor- cycle. "F1yinC Merkle" IN the
facee YESTERDAY afternoon al Wheel
ling did not run as the race was not
pulled of. However. the unfinished
program will h.. completed this after
moon AZ the Island race track Ron
Peabody had hi~ Har's, Davidson en-
tered but was barred as no five horse
power machines We're entered The
|'Pope" from tho Trimh,c ard Johnson
firm was entered but came IN last IN
the race. Many local persons Will so
Traces
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
OUT-THE-PIKE
c. o. D. Supple. Reoeivsd.

tn" q. - p supplies 70 he used In
tne parcel post d"pir' ment Of she lin
Grove p'stonise Uer. received vostc-dt.-.
IHiS = neV pfa~" 70 t-o parcel l,sf
law AMI VIII M doubt mean u grsat coal
OF extra work for uoStnIasters cNcr.-
wlere THIS law vill not take effect un-
VI July J. After that f.u. ANYONE na,
Ing parcels 70 >end or receive can .!o 80
feeling that Uncle sam vii see tsat tl,y
do not lose. ANYTHING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Baseball Tomorrow.

Ttc strong Bovler team. ~ Bridge
port. vii cross hats with to West Alex
nnder team on fhc lHtte-s diamond to-
morrow afternoon % % o'rl.r< Roth
~ Thee" teams are very ~frong. each Of
=" ON wlrul.c great many games tti~
ear. good game may I've eXlerjed hy
those "a 90 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Two Juries Out.
Summon Witnesses.

Summons for witnesses IN the trial
Pf T. a. Hinerman. Indicted on a
tharge OF numbering William X.
clark. were placed in the hands ~
Deputy Sheriff FRED McNinch. yester-
bay by circuit Clerk Victor r. Myers
[rhs trial is set for Wednesday, June
5th. Owing 20 the :srt that the &C
FUSED man - a resident Of this city.
interest IN the affair Is growing and
he trial promises 20 attract much at
ention- Prosecuting Attorney J. d.
Parriott will represent the state while
Attorneys Martin Rrown and n. y
Evans will appear for Hinerman. The
hccpsed man has been confined in the
focsl county jail since the death OF
CLARK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

university which are camping at the
Island fair grounds during the semt.
centennial celebration. The local lads
TOOK an active part in the sham baf.
ne staged yesterday afternoon after
"nich hey met many local person,
VINO were on the grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
To A,t.na Gra.A oil

Nhlie number ~ invitatious Tor
me grand scmiconf"nnial BAN =, ta
gwen tol-niRht in The Ma-ko, AMI.
forum have been received In this .it,
small number Of persons are. .,,,..,.
20 10 attend Those who viii .f,.,t
~" colonel and Mrs J. u pYrf..
Prs. Weaver and Creston Brrloy 10
Mr aud Mrs Harlan Cou-rvrt,t.
i mere fnay be fcN more couplas ~.
I'M our their names could not ba
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Insnected Srurr

Councilmsn Roberts Iftzsimmons.
and Hess. together with Contractor ".
A. kidder Inspected the sewer on
Seventh street. between Morton and
Jerrson aVnues yesterday and found
81 10 be in good condition The sew
or viii he flushed this morning and
connections viii 10 made The work
az rc-settinC the curb along 'his street
IL progressinc nicely anG will soon be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
West Virginia Traction 6.
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au-
thorized pay stations:

Company's office corner l?th &
Chapline street Wheeling. W Va.
Rank % Fulton. Fulton. W Va
Inc First National Lana. Elm Grove.
West Virginia
State Rank ~ Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. West Virginia.
Pay your electric light water ana
gas bills at the most convenient pay
station. c. u JUNKINS. Treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
WARWOOD
Is Very Ill

y v pR"sr. one 81 tho oldest resi-
DENTS 80 WarWood. - dangerously iu at
-" lom" - ms daughter. Mrs O. u
bright. - Main street. Nurth Warwood
''.'- IS brother ~ Judge O'Rcar
Of Kentucky.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
Belong 20 Cadets.

Stanley Wilson. Melville Stewart
and Wilford Booher. ~ this city. are
members Of tho Cadets - tho state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

Many members OF the J c. Caldwell
Fost No. y. g. \ r.. attended the
mammoth street parade held yester-
DAY afternoon al Wheeling during the
Eemicentennial celebration. The old
soldiers marched in tho parade 10 the
fair grounds where they Witnessed tho
rendition Of the splendid program
They were given a banquet Al tho
Holiday Post headquarters al Wheel
Ing yesterday az noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20

~ operation ~ tho North wheeling hos
lltR e short time ago. - improN ing
NATHAN Eruce. ono 81 Marshall coun-
tvs Oldest differs. vino helped bear the
burden ~ isei-fT. was In Wheeling ycs-
'frdRN and took vatt iu tre oil veterans
?afaf" he. ike the res'. Is showing 'he
r1Nnl'~ - axe
Spring Chickens. Young Ducks. az
E.utcr Bros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
work on Dam No. Ia

"S.k On Jam NO.
Tho york On liam No -. whic his he-
INK done hy tho New York Improvement
company, Is progressing nicely The
'"rpsny las heen building an addition
o. the Golfer dam and trev eNpect 10
nave 10" pumps working hy Monday. 80
That in"y 'du pump the water FOR the
,on"r dam IT," company expects to
nav" all tho concrete work done hefof.
-" riNer rises. and 20 have the dam nm
isl 81 10y 1918
van Build High School.
To-" board ~ education Ius made pren-
atations 70 Build temporary high school
building in a." center part Of WarWood
u o -taduHt'S 81 tie 1918 class *
pert =" 20 to high school
warwood Briefs.
Mrs - g. litil. Of Fairmor' is the
guest 90 Mrs Fred RobN. Of Eighth
street. South Warwo0d
iilgH Allen. % MarwOod lie arranging
~ build house On Seventh street The
contractor has con'rieted cN~aVafing FOR
~" foundation and building viii prunai,lv
he started next week
Mrs ~ r Holman and son Harry.
Of seventh street. were visiting south
Warwood friends and relations in Fast
w ceiling YESTERDAY
Mrs r. BinRell and children Of Tw en-
TEN street. visited friends ana reIetf, -
in Wheeling yesterdav
Miss virginia Sheartuz ~ Nineteenth
street. has returned from = visit Win,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-20
'MOUNDSVILLE
No, Permitted 20 Sell Meat.

Not Permitted to Sell Meat.
"Wednesday evening. Prosecuting
kocfney. James II. Psrriott stopped
Per Wilson. local butcher from
|ftfhg n beef. which was discovered
! b. unit for sale The prosecutor
het advised WEDNESDAYS afternoon
)sts two old unborn calves had been
burn In n heap ~ oTals at Wilson's
laughter house. south OF this city and
Rafi the third one was also found near
be heap. lie with CITY Health ON
pr Streinbich and chief Games called
the slaughter house and found con-
Itions just as stated When the
butcher was Informed not 70 sell the
beat. nc stated that ne was selling II
foreign miners across the river. this
kcuse did not 20 with the Prosecutor
nd he stated that Wilson would he
crested II he sold the meat inside the
lty. limits or the county. The Pros
buopr ordered the offal heap consum-
d tith / me so II would not get into
he triver. II Is likely that arrests
Filll follow in ~" case.
t4L
Two Juries Out.
The jury in the case of the City ana
dc Nechen against Oscar Wallace.
ghieh was tried IN the circuit court
y Moundsville. last Wednesday. ia
till with the Jury. Tho jury deliher-
ted two hours on "wednesday. all day
Thursday and will again resume de-
Ibe<ations this morning. The suit
4 y T. Moore W.. ". II Batson.
Irostng out ~ controversy over
one lumber purchased from the
'lafntiN by the defendant. was tried
n circuit court Yesterday. F.. r.
doere appeared for the plaintiff. while
Martin Brown was counsel for ih..
defendant. The jury failed % reach
verdict yesterday afternoon and
we're excused until this morning at =
''clock. when they will resume de-
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Partially Closed.
Business will he partially closed IN
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-01
Notice Of Bond Sale

Notice is hereby given that the
trustees Of school district No. 22, in the
county of Chouteau, state Of Montana.
will sell to the highest bidder for cash
coupon interest-bearing bonds to the
amount. Of three hundred $500. OO) dol.
lars. interest thereon not to exceed six
per cent: per annum to be paid annually
and ponds to be payable in five years.
election held July 3. 1918. and Is for the
purpose Of providing for building a school
house and are not to be sold for less
than. their par value and the right is
hereby reserved to reject any or all
Bids will be received to the hour Of
noon,. October. 30, 1913. and should be
sealed and addressed Mrs. l.. e. Dewey,
Mont, marked bids for bonds"
By order Of the board of school trus-
tees.
MRS. l.. E. DEWEY, Clerk.
Jesse Souther. l.. E. Dewey, A. L.
nMebster. Trustees of School District No.
~. Chouteau county, Mont.
First publication, Sept. rs, 1913.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-10-01
Notice OF Special MEETING

Notice is hereby given that there will
pc a special meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Chouteau coun-
~ ~ state OF Montana, on the 18th day
the Court House at Fort Benton. Mon:
Pc Pc to hear the evidence for and against
road beginning at a point in the Marias
and Big Sandy road on the section line
f. Euns9ing thence east on said sec. Ike
around the head Of the breaks to the
sec. line between Secs. 81 and az inter-
sectlng same about 1-8 mile north of The
$: r: cor. of Sec. q, thence n~ortheasteriy
ssid ap r9ad J. to the see line between secs.
mile south Of the Y. cor. between said
secs. Also a road beginning at the N. w.
lines two miles. thence south Il mile. all
IN T.. 26 NJ, r. 10 r. Said proposed road
known as the "Lippard Road"
Also for the consideration of any mis-
c~ellaneOus county business thai may
come before the Board.
By order of the Board.
]. LEE SEDGWICK,
September %, 1913.