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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-01

truck overturned while responding to an
alai,a early TODAY. Tho 'la.n caused
$50 damage. The injured men were re-
moved 10 the hospital.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-01

During the year one of the oldest and
bestmanutacturing tailoring houseS( Wholesale
decided to merge its business with another
house of very nearly equal standing. Some of
the older partners retiring. turning into
cash of stocks on hand and in process was
necessary to permit distribution of interest.
Weweregivenc hoice ofthestocks because
ofour quick distributing power-thanks to the
men whose confidence in us has given it to us.
We selected l 400 suits and 1000 over
coats.
All the suits and 400 of the overcoats are
included in this sale: the balance Of the
overcoats could not be finished in time.
The workmanship in these garments
1piN stand comparison NTH that of
the best taIOrS in America.
These stocks are supplemented by 2, $50
suits and 1000 overcoats purchased from
four other houses whose product we have
sold for years, who make the better grades
of mems clothing, and who are interested in
the success OF our efforts to render greater
service to a greater number of men,
The values quoted are conservative.
The range of fabrics and styles in
cludes all that a man of taste is inter.
ested in.
Extraordinary arrangements have been made
to facilitate quick and satisfactory servce-ex-
perienced salesmenfrom our Philadelphia Store,
and 80 other men chosen from several hundred
because of their intelligence and knowledge of
clothing will assist our regular force of statesmen;
extra space, tailors, filters and fttngrooms will
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-01
Fireman Killed Racing to Blaze,

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. Nov. l.-George
Major. nifty years old. was killed and
four other nremen were badly injured
when an automobile hook ard ladder
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-01
The Closing Quotations.

The following were the highest. lowest and last
prices Of stock, for to-day aud the net changes
a. compared with yesterdays closing prices: Net
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
GREEN LAKE BREEZE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cherry, recently
of Breckenridge, now of Willmar, are
guests at the John Parker home here
Mr.. Cherry is an employee of the Grea,
Northern Railroad Co.
A deal was closed yesterday, where
by VIM. Ekblad became the owner OF
j. 0. Estrem's farm near Spicer, in
exchange for house and lot at Will
mar. The deal was made thru VIM
Olson & Son.
Charley Fairs and Chas. Norsten
went to Minneapolis Monday morning
where they joined N. Hendrickson
and family on their way south. Mr.
Norsten goes. to Homeland, Georgia
with the Hendrickson family, while
Mr.. Ears expects to go to Grand Bay
Alabama.
K. T. Rykken, who is in the real
estate business at New London, re
Gently sold the 120 acre farm of A. M
Anderson of Irving, formerly known
as the Hagen farm, to George Larson
of Webster, Mimi, and the Nels Guam
and Mrs. Emma Anderson properties
in New London, to T. Solseth OF
Georgeville and Aug. Gustafson OF
Kerkhoven respectively: We learn
that Mr.. Rykken has made arrange
ments to open land Office in Will
mar next spring, with M. %. Thorpe
as assistant. $ g FIN
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
sWA of neA, sec. Il, $500.

swN of neA, sec. IA, $500.
Nov. 11-Hannah Batterberry and
and husband to Michael o. Batterber-
~, n " OF. neA, swA of neA, nwA of
seA, sec. 81, 160 a., $780,.
Nov lit. F. Batterberry and wife
to M. o. Batterberry, VIZ of nwA
sec. 80, 80 a., $1.00.
Town Of Norway Lake.
=: Nov. 11-Dorothea o. Wig ct al to
John A. Halvorson, seA of sec. 8 and
N.Y. of neA, sec. II, $40 a., $4,000.
Nov 11-Tillie Medalen nee Spaa-
mum and husband to Alma Spaanum,
sw u of nwA swA Of swA, sec. 16;
ny of neA, sec. 20; east 5 acres of
neH of swA, VIZ of nwA of lot 6,
sec. 3, ITO a., 100000. t..
:. Village Of Hawick.
Nov. lie. T. Reamer and wife to
E. G. Reamer, lots II and IA b. "B", ,
$1.00. & 81. T.. *. :.... -
Nov !. 15-Eliza Pond to Gregor
Johnson, lots i, 2 and 3, bl. "a,
Welch's add'n, $4,000. -s I'LL ! 8 <. 80 .s..
Nov. 15-Francis Mary Ellen Pond
and husband to Gregor Johnson, lot
6, bl. "A", Welch's add'n, $500.
Village of New London.
Nov. 11----Maude K. Adams, single
to Frank Covell, lots 8 and 4, bl. IL,
$250.00. IS e =.
Village of Raymond.
Nov. lib. b. Bruins and wife to
William E. Behrends, part Of sWA of
neA, sec. 10, 100000.
Village Of Spicer. =
Nov. 10-Spicer Land Co. to C.
Hendrickson, lot 10, bl. 3, Summit ad.
$75. :...s Al.
City Of Willmar. .ss
Nov. 1O-William f. Gratz and wife
to Charles Wallin, easterly 100 feet of
lot Z, bl. 80, 100000.
Nov. lis. c. =Sorenson, single to
P. L. Sorenson, und Y of lot I OF lot
Q, b1. 8, Barnstad's adm, 5000. co..
Nov. 11Mary "a. Berg, widow, to
August P. Hultberg, west SO feet Of
lots 6 and Z, bl. 66, $1850.O0.
Nov. 81 --Henry c. Johnson and
wife to Peter Amunds on, part Of nwA
Of sw1A, sec. 4, unplatted parts, 81,
s0J. 5s.=5ss z
rs Nov. 14Willie Ekblad and wife to
Joseph o. Estrem, lot 3, Hong and
Kiland's add 100000.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19

Section, End tenor of Willmar; Find
ley, LIST bass of Glenwood and Wheel
er, End bass of Litchfield. Rev. Lacey,
who has just resigned from his church
in Litchfield will also probably make
a short address.-Clara City Herald
ttt
County Atty. Barnard was con
suited the other day in regard to a
strange case. A Birch Cooley farm.
er, whose hogs were dying from the
cholera, was advised to give the hogs
whiskey as cure for the disease
He administered the whiskey in large
and frequent doses until they became
permanently drunk. The cholera
seems to have disappeared but drunk
enness set in. After looking up the
law the county attorney advised him
to have the hogs sent to the Jag
Farm at Willmar.-Olivia Times. !
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Town of East Lake Lillian.


Nov. 11-Olaus Swenson ct al to
Trustees of School District No. 40, /
acre in swA of sw14, sec. 8, $500.
Town of Lake Lillian.
Nov. 11-William Shields, widower,
to School District No. LOG, / acre in
southeast corner of seA, sec. 20,
$4,000. .s-,.S. .ss....s =. 49,
= Town of Lake Elizabeth. =
Nov. 11-Newell R. Olson, single
to Jens p. Larson, n1h of nwA, sec,
Is, 80 a., $4017.00. = :s>.= -. q
4 Nov. 11--John Flygare and wife to
Jens P. Larson, seA, of swA, sec. "a,
40 a., $S13.O0: :ss.:.:s~ III. Il L. 81
/ Nov. 11-John Flygare and wife to
Jens P. Larson, swA of se1, sec. a.
40 a., $814.0o. r. 49,.
s.>: ~ Town of Whitefeld.
Nov. 11-Edward z. Rasmussen and
wife to Swan NJ Swenson, VIZ OF
swA, Ell of seA, sec. Is, 240 a.
$4,000. 49, -. T..
.s Town of Edwards. 4 s. II IS
Nov. 10-Hans J. Hanson, single
to Joseph Zahalka, ne14, sec. "a and
s11z of se14 sec. IS, 240 a. $145O0. 90.
.:55.s Atwater Beach in Harrison.
l.. Nov. IA Michael "A. Wheeler and
wife to the following parties: Emily
Lundgren, lot Q, s1.00; Christine
Strong, lot 4, $1O0; Charles A. Sven
son, lot IS, $1.00; John A. zIsaacson
lot g. $1.00; Swan E. Peterson, lot q
and east half Of lot 8, $1.OO; John A.
Johnson, lot 8 and west half of lot s.
$1.OO. i. .. e. - .:
.=.. Town of Green Lake.
Nov. 49, Joseph O.. Estrem, widow
er to p. Willie Ekblad, seA of nwA
lot 2, sec. 8, 85 a., $6500.0O. .,E-s..
Town Of Dovre.
Nov. ia. j.. Onsager and wife to
Cornelius Hendric kson, 10 acres OF
lot g., sec. Is, $1405. 90. z. .s ss ss.
2.|E. Town Of Burbank.
Nov. 1--Nels Iverson and wife
to School District No IL, / acre in
- TX AZ ~ -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
NEW LONDON TIMES.

Miss Dorothy Broberg returned
last Saturday from a six months visit
with friends and relatives at Gull
Lake, Sask., Canada. III. TIT. -. ~ ssz.s
a Axel Bergman, Earnest and Charley
Boles, left Wednesday for Keller, in
the northern part of the state, near
which place they expect to take
claims: 20 -@z,~-, ire .s.,@ -. -
Miss Mary Price went to Mime
apolis on Monday to spend a few days
with her father, J. w. Price, who un.
derwent an operation at Asbury Hos.
pital a week ago Monday, for cat:
aract on the eye. ID It seems that Mr..
Price has been totally blind in one
of his eyes for a number of years,
but the operation has restored the
sight of same. .s=:s .>s Z. /. ."5 ...#
The Lewis Norgren family who re.
Gently sold their farm near b Lake
Florida, have moved to :Willmar to
reside permanently. Mrs. Norgren
was guest at the Peter Skoglund
home a short time on Monday, while
waiting to take the train to Wi1lmar.
" Miss Minnie Christensen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Christensen Of
this village, was married to Frank
Schiltz at Bowman, N. D., on Oct. 80.
Mr.. Schiltz formerly lived at Gale.
:donia, Mimi, but recently went to
Bowman county where he took a
claim, and where the happy young
couple will make their future home.
The Times extends congratulations.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
1 Will Remove to Atwater.

4 Atwater Republi lean Press: Chas.
Nv. Swenson has sold the residence
property adjacent to his farm pro-
perry to Peter Norman, OF the town
of Kandiyohi, who has disposed Of
his farm property and will now be-
come resident of Atwater. The
sconsid erations for the house and three
lots was 81, $50. Mi Norman In this
deal secures new residence, It be.
ing erected last summer. The pur-
chaser of Mr.. y orman's farm. was Dr..
Harold Porter Of w llmar, who leases
e to another. party after the removal
sof the Norman family to- AaWater ii
March.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
i Adams .Ha; arr 8

The marriage Of Frank Adams Of
Green Lake and Miss Mary Haramon
of New London, took place last
Thursday at the Commercial Hotel at
sWillmar. The ceremony was perform.
ed by Rev. A. Ostling, in the presence
of John Adams and Miss Anna.
Storlie:
The young couple left imme diately
on a short wed ding tour to the cities
and other points, and returned to
Spicer this morning. ss :.....
They will reside at Thief River
Falls, where the groom has purchased
a residence.--G Green Lake Breeze.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
ESCAPES DROWNING.

While Geo. Roetzer and Alfred Par.
sons of Atwater were at Bass Lake
hunting ducks last week, George had
narrow escape from being drowned,
while he was in the act Of setting out
decoys. In some manner he fell out
of the boat and after struggle he
was picked up by Alfred, but had the
misfortune to- lose a valuable shot
gun.--Green Lake Breeze.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
NEWS NOTES FROM EXCHANGES

The District Court of Renville coun-
ty was opened last Monday with
Judge G. E. Qvale of this city presid-
ing. There are thirty-four civil cases.
+++
Miss Alma Brandt, who has been
spending the past week with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brandt and family, returned Satur-
day to her home at Willmar-Mur-
dock Voice.
ttt
No trace as yet has been found Of
Edwin Gerber, who disappeared very
mysteriously week ago Saturday
night. During the past week his ia
Their and other relatives have been
here searching for him but there are
practically no clues to his wherea-
bouts.-Long Prairie Leader.
$50
Wednesday of lase week while
Robert Kaddatz was threshing on his
farm somes sparks from the engine
set fire to two oats stacks. Alfred
Olson was the first one who noticed
it and made an attempt to stay the
progress of the flames but failed
Extra help however prevented the
flames from spreading to other
stacks. Insurance was carried that
covered the loss.-Republican Press.
(Atwater.)
ttt
St.Paul-D. N. Tallman of Willmar
> Mimi, president of the East and West
Highway association, has called a
meeting, of the officers and directors
of the association to be held here
Friday, to form plans in letting con.
tracts for the construction of the
east and west state highway. The
proposed highway begins at StPau]
and terminates at Browns Valley,
MIMI, passing through Waverly
Litchfield, Willmar, Benson, Morris
and Graceville.-Duluth Herald.
ttt
Harry Whitaker, who has been ex.
ira dispatcher at Willmar for some
years past, was last week given a big
boost up the ladder by being called
to Breckenridge where he has been
given the work of regular dispatch
er. Mrs. Whitaker, arrived from
Willmar Friday for visit of few
days with her mother, Mrs. j. w
Wright, while order is being estab,
+ 1ished at their home in their new
place Of residence.-Litchfield indie
pendent. "< = r..*-5 n:
s5s% \. ttt s
Rev. l.. w. Gade of the Presbyter.
ian church in Willmar will hold serv
ices in the Dutch Reformed church
next Friday evening. He will be: as.
sisted by the Hillel quartet, consist.
ing Of Lacey LIST tenor Of Litchfeld
Fpc 5rSE IT, r.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
Shadow Social.

!. A shadow social will be given It
District SO, Lake Lillian, Saturday
evening, Nov. %. Everybody well
come. -. = :-.zzs
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR CORN SHOW
Twin City Business Men to Go to Nor
ris in Style.

Twin City Business Men to Go to Nor
ris in Style.
Minneapolis Tribune, Nov. lara
rangements were completed with the
Great Northern yesterday for a hotel
train to carry Twin City business men
to Morris, Mimi, where corn and al
falfa show will be held Dec. 10, II and
II. The special will leave here on
the night of Dec. 10. Dec II will be
Twin City day at the show and that
night the train will start back, arriv-
ing here on the morning of Dec. IL.
The Twin City business men will live
on their train.
AS an additional evidence that the
corn and alfalfa show will be some
thing big is the fact that the Twin
City business men have subscribed
approximately $4,000 towards the ex-
|; pense of the affair. z:. 5zz ..ss.sz
@-B. K. Peterson from Kerkhoven
visited his daughter, Regina, Thurs
day. ss=s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19
A Weighing Social.

55sS 25 A Weighing Social. sszZ
a weighing social will be given IL
School Dist. No. As, which IS five miles
directly west Of illmar, Nov. 21st,
at eight o'clock. Please be sure to
come.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19

Mrs. Ben Benson entertained q
few friends at an oyster supper last
Thursday evening. = s.,.@ J
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-19

Rev. L. w. Gade of the Presbyter-
ian church in Willmar will hold serv-
ices in the Dutch Reformed church
next Friday evening, He will be as
sisted by the Hillel quartet, consist
ing Of Lacey LIST tenor Of Litchfeld,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
NAME TICKET
Socialists Of Martins Ferry Hold Meet
ing Sunday and Select Csndi-
dates For City Election.

The Socialist local AZ Martins Ferry
hold meeting yesterday afternoon in
their hall in the Shreve- Hervey build
ing and the ticket that will be voted
upon al the election to be held in No
vember was nominated The charge
against the two members of the par
~ who are charged with voting for
man for constable that was a guard
al the Aetna mill during the strike
vas not taken up yesterday but was
laid over till special meeting which
viii be- held next Sunday afternoon
u IS thought by some that the cases
viii never be brought 90 trial on ac-
count o. beiug postponed 80 many
times a. II IS claimed thar very little
evidence can be secured
The complete city ticket nominated
is as follows Mayor. Newton Wy.
ckof president Of council. George
Harris. treasurer. I'd Brown. auditor.
". ~. Morris. council al large. James
sweeney. ~. Harris and Ernest Cos
ney. council. First ward. claude Poo
Pies Second ward. Walter McCIeary.
Third ward. Dan lsaacs. Fourth ward
John Mullen. assessor. First ward.
John Laipple. Second ward G A
Phelps Third ward. Charles smith
Fourth ward. Enoch Harris Board OF
Education. Fred White. James Briggs
and Enoch Harris. central commit
toe. First ward. " " Coss. Second
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
PRAISE EXHIBIT
g. a o. Railroad Company Conrpli-
nsnted On Exhibitor 81 Rail-
way Age CaEetts.

Under tho heading ~ a baltimore
end ohio Nrritsrearr Celebration Il
wheeling tho current I..le ~ the
EaIpat Ago sayeffr carries a. tsry
fsrrfh. article ru tho syh...tion ~
oid engines made tf fha o. q D. RAT
road here during fhr seri- ,eufenrt o.
'rishrafinn. Dr. part tho article SAID
Turing fr' -ruf Centennial csle-
trafnu ~ Wtsr.tIs June l...f. - he
adm. .ainf o. .t.r Virginia 20 the
ohio communicated fhe sirfiefh an.
rlfersar. ~ rho rnup.euou ~ tho
Rad fn OBJ. ohio river number Of
rl1 .nrorrofI.re Witch ran rr mo road
fn ears HEn Hfre taken ..t 40 fheIr
resting places and ssrtt.tsf 90 .Ifeei.
INK under steam art .he. zero I'm
hr trfsrar rrzIrfrra now retired. ~ 10
returned fr active service f.r This &C.
.4rHr sixteen men took uarf fr he
CELEBRATION and tho .s1re of their ser
tl,r aErreraf~I s-r
WIfh tho sInEfs exception % me
Nuree. drawn car ~ 1890. ever 81
simple shown vas or original The
realism ~ ~ further heightened Ly ~.
rp.fuert under steam Tho obi On.
E'rfs Herr moved I. their .ur p.ve
fu frr r'd tfrwpfrfd ard where fh.v
remained dIrIrr fha week. and sr N.
- Tho dove 900 nere usr.faIfl Ir t
rsrsd'. prrrenfins "a spectacle fre II.e
NJ VII b may never fr vlfns sd
AGAIN.
.nid rree ~ motives fhat In
frsr ds mHr.I lr.er... r railroad
rr. f.FImrrf +. eIEat.f.. obi.
.islst N.saIp add Ta... a9 boo tl.s. e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
MAN KILLED
John Gallagher, EnpIoye Of Whitaker
Mill, Meets Death by Electrocu-
ton While az Work

John Gallagher. of 2333 Wood street
was instantly killed AT the Greek mill
Of the WhitakerGlessner Company
Saturday afternoon. when. while re-
pairing the roof of the carpenter shop
he came IN contact with a charged
electric wire. The shock OF the cleo
iricity threw him from the roof a.
the building 10 the ground. a distance
Of - feet. and when workmen reached
him he was dead Coroner Mitchell
vas called and rendered a verdict o.
accidental death.
Mr.. Gallagher was 2s years Of age
and had been employed at the mill
Tor several Years He Is survived by
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cal
laEher. and several brothers and sis
'ers Arrangements for the funeral
have NOT been completed. but requiem
high mass Will be celebrated in 81
Ioseph's cathedral. and interment will
hA made in NJ. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
POLICE COURT
Two Sessions Held Saturday Bring
large Sun o. Money Into the
City Treasury.

Many dollars In fnes Vere gathered
into tho city treasury a. both sessions
~ police courr SATURDAY. A. tho
morning session Amos Taylor. fh"
young man pho complained ~ the 30
lice that DO had been robbed in pea
pool game and then failed 10 appear
in police coIrf and sustain tho charge.
aas fined SO and costs or s' days Tor
con fempf
Sam Austin Who i- alleged to have
stopped Nr and Nrs Ford smith on
Tho suspension bridge FRIDAY night.
and demanded tfair money foid me
court that no Vas i1foE Gated and did
not know Hhsf no vas doirg blf u4s
fnof so and c0sfu
Henry Fabni and And Winner. fvo
oid-flne DRINKS. sore rach frrd so
and costs John O'Connpr. drunk 8
and cre'a. o. Gallagher DRUNK 100
days. 3 - SpauidIre f-IIt. 90 dave
Evening Session.
Tho last chapter ~ rho Dra pool
csae was written ~ ne evening CO.,
si1n ~ c0Ir' uhnn TAYLOR aas afain
arralEred and stared that George Sol
bert bad paid hin f0 leave tho rlfv ana
MT press tho charges So. be-' 2as
rspreeor'ef hr A'f0rrry Hamilton ~
fhe hearing and denied aIi ~ tho
charges. huf vas frnd SO and ro-fr
Tho only other Sare heard af 'he
evening -ca.I ion vas that ~ drunk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
SHERIFFS TO PAY
Or. .. -. Taylor ard Nm ". Glenn.
ans VIII Return Large Suns Of
Money 20 County ard State.

~ = fnai conference hold hrfur~0
Jacob e OTTO. ~ flr state Ta. ,...r.-
n1 .ssionsrs OTirc. o.. Sharra Ia. Is-
ard 'I'rraIe and Trrae.Ifor AfIIs.
man. saturday. frs former arrr.H 90
70 %. o. Tho frsnaIr.rs o. fr. state
Hnd counts fhe claims hold 4ssIr.+
'ffm. ~ g. claimed char r.nstffrt
near 80 nm ie fse from. fr TAYLOR
and about : lor from Wf l..r4rs
After the conference Saflrls. SIR
'''fo amour. 90 fhff 10th OBJ. .ferf~s
had aEreed fn rsfrrr ffa mono. U..t
rad asked fiwr ir which 'r a. -. and
short OFF,. 1aa granted ff0va. o.
nII frs ruHrr. HI Fr r.f. rr.d r.
'''fDH"r A. nr SUITE Tor damage. e.ff
20 brought AGAINST both % fHs o..
Officials
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28

limos. once more came 20 USe and wore
living. breathing things stacks that
mad not Nouif"d smoke. and ~. boNrs
ara boilers that had remained .pil
from qu'arf"r 20 lals century
showed hat thoy could come hack '
Tho comparison NJ these Ii'fi. engines
win those = rho NaIlet type was ~
course moaf striking
N" old inmpnoiI yard has o'rht
'r7' A7 Auditing ,u fls street % f- o.
s1rHrr To- me ferr heart or tho .....
INTO which came rho baltimore and
'hh '"sf- aEH. 70 contributed 4 hlE.
s'ar" ana Hr0r s. fo~ked fh...-
ards ~ ape tafore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-28
DEADLY POISONS
BREED DISEASE
Indigestion and censtipstion Slowly
Poison the System, and Breed
CHECK DISEASE WITHOUT DELAY
Wonderful New Stomach and Bowel
Medicine lensthens Life Span
For Many.

The average span OF life Is general
ly supposed to he three scores and ten
but those who have made a study OF
this subject declare IL L. considerably
less. IL Is in fact somewhat OF a nov
city TO meet some one who has reached
the allotted time and those who pass IL
are worthy OF comment for these days
OF constant rush and strain in work
and play are making people old at
forty.
The noon hour or half hour quick
lunch in which food is bottled down in
the space OF a few minutes is making
a nation OF stomach sufferers and this
added TO the rush and strain OF work
with the brief time left for recreation.
exercise and out door life Is physically
and mentally breaking down the health
o: everyone living this order q, things
Rhubaral' the medicine now being
introduced throughout the country -
especially invented for the needs of
the victims OF irregular living. Hav-
ing as its chief ingredient that won
derful medicinal herb Turkish Rhu-
barb known throughout the world by
. chemists and doctors for its great ac-
uon in stomach and bowel trouble.
| nothing better could he found for the
sufferers Of modern ills tstomach
trouble and its complications
Mrs. Elizabeth Paxter, OF $50 Ma
tional Road. Wheeling. W. Va. WIN
has tried the new medicine which -
being placed before the public OF
Wheeling I'm n statement for publica-
ton says:
/ I can highly recommend "Rhuba-
! RAJ 1" anyone suffering from stom-
ach trouble for have used bottle
Of this medicine and II has worked
wonders IN my case. My stomach
! trouble has entirely disappeared and
would never consider using any
other remedy should ever be bothere,,
| with stomach trouble again.
! stomach trouble causes constipation
and constipation PolSons the whole
system slowly but surely. II weakens
the body and disease hourishes when
in this condition for nature IS not
strong enough To fighj or more serious
. sicknesses. II ailing from constipa :
u"n treat the stomach for this is
where ~ originates.
McI-ain's Drug Store at the corner
b 81 Twelfth and Market streets. have
/ secured tho exclusive agency for the
3 sale ~ "Rhubaral' IN Wheeling
In Martins Ferry and bridgeport
{ this preparation can he had al the
( Seibv and Reeds Drug stores: ID
Bellaire at the Dankworth Bros. Phar-
! macy and In Elm Grove at Dusley's
B Pharmacy.-Adv