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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
WILL VI. VA. GIVE
UP COUNTIES?
REPORT GOING THE ROUNDS IN
LOWER END OF STATE TO
THIS EFFECT.
Scheme Is to Pay Virginia Debt BY
This Method and Sac 20 Be
Backed By c. & o.

Special tr.-f.-f.h t. go. f.'t.iL.~-.r
NARTINSBURG. W. Va july.
Leading resident. ~ th. Eastern pan
haudi. o. West Virginia. comprising
the counties OF I-Fl, rsou. R.rkc'., ana
Morgan. nave. Within 'h' past few dat =
tscums await. shat fHs proposition Tor
West virginia Co square the virginia
aeit case Dos ,-dtrC 600 fur mother
stat" several o. 90. EASTERN border
counties ~ really Icing seriously con-
sider'i and discussion co. tho deal
i= rapid. coming Co. fh" s''fhirE point
throughout tti- section.
The. first definite and authoritative
Information 90 West Virginia was
brui.sh' 'n This section 90 da. "r TWO
*. g., hirh ard Wei known state
r@i.iAf ~iu,. that time searching iu-
quir Ia- h..u made ht leading mon
~ ftfs section with tho tesuit shat
strong confirmation 80 OBJ" rIm"r q
the deal hes been received.
Two Propositions.
o.; was further developed tina. tno
separate propositions of 'hr Sam"
character were being ,orsid"f~d on"
Involving fh- counties 90 'ir""urricr
ur which Isl located 'iD magnificent
nra costly Niit. sulphur SprIus- 70
sort owned h' fr' 'h'~ai' tit- end
.ht1 Railroad t.wpaut'. Monroe.
Summers pud Mercer. ari %" second
Yr.u.- .tiou tf.oI..r4 DO. counties ~
Ts~.r..r. f;,rs''',. MORGAN Hamp-
sNIf. ana iiHrf' lf Vas further
stated that o.. rrlIndfI'u had rs 'u-
.orf.nn wIfh rirh o0t.faI~ of the ,.re--
appeals. a rl.n Railroad. and that they
f,sr. .rf.I.f.sI DOB 'a.irg band ir
-h. .a.H. .s reason .f fH. fs.f 'rnt
if Nr..ruri.r count, remains f1 West
iIrl.f.l. their lraaf WIT. Sulphur
spring resort tpafroui1ad Pos fIo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

motives. I think a good many per
sons felt that. as Tilden lost the
presidency by reason OF the contested
election. IL would even things up IL
cleveland were permitted without con-
test although there were some sin.
cere doubts as TO whether he had &C
aually carried New York state.
These men went to Washington.
ana among others whom they saw
was John Sherman. then a United
states senator. Mr.. Sherman learned
duthoritatvely upon the face OF the
returns that Cleveland had carried
New York state by a little over 1000
plurality To upset these returns II
would be necessary 10 begin a con.
test. order a recount and establish
charges OF fraud.
senator Sherman said to these
gentlemen: You go back 10 New
YORK and say that II is my opinion
and that or my colleagues in the Sen
ave with whom | have talked that N
is the duty of the Republican party 70
accept unquestiOned what the returns
In View York State show the plurality
10 nave been. q Is in the highest de
gree important that this be done. for
Tear that the country could not stand
again me strain OF contested presi.
dental election
have always suspected that Jay
loud was aware that the Republican
senators would not support any at.
tempt 20 contest the election of Gro
YER Cleveland. In view Of what the
returns In New York State showed
the elcctlon 10 have been. but IL
was chiefly the influence OF John
sherman and two or three others nj
Washington which served 10 cool the
impatience and 10 put an end 70 the
irritation OF certain OF the Repub-
leans who for time advocated
making contest over the reported
State"
Copyright. 1913. by +. J Edwards
All rights reserved
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell
How West Virginia Came Into re,
ing"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

The great physicians IN Hot Springs
prescribe them for constipation, sluggish
liver. indigestion. sick headache. dizziness
hlotchy and saliow skin aud they certainly
are fine.
Take safe. gentle. hlissful Hot Springs
Liver Buttons for n week. They will tone
upthe liver thoroughly. cleanse the bowels
OF poisonous ACCOMMODATIONS and make you
eat better. slice . better. work better.
They are great for nervousness and as "A
body tonic. All druggists. 25c. sample and
100 OF our i7.so testimonials free from Hot
Springs Chemical Co, Hot Springs. Ark.
Sold in Wheeling hy l. ~ Rau. Drug
gist. and druggists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

plates The creation Of a republic after
IN" death OF the present monarch.
The descendants Of the Norsemen
have little use for monarchIal forms
and customs. and sin have that high
conception Of individual freedom char
acteristic 81 their race. The Norwe-
gian republic may soon take its place
among the governments % Europe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.


James Imfson stole million bones bunch stocks and
oeea ana men nc press thunder proclaimed his gh,
,.... 49, .. deeds The country echoed Vfh Of r
oOCh - fNMt who was bird hu' hall name
became q household word And DAY vou
read % jim while
grow dim The country iuu OF crooks villa
hank mas worked Tor thirty years W DAY fhe
U.s. sounding 900 bis cars anj never ha Dee
PIE OF fok ana never h7- hc packed
STOCKS a. honest c long useful uay ~ hf,
accounts were he'd Il vi, ,o-rr
sp"nden m ni-t n res bot PEI grams .Drt uak
hght srent worm Jams And lime
and reader sadly oa The Iu1 ig OF oupht
70 ne 10 fuf there IrIk
skate and Shc-" you ee' moral wreck are
sght The urr 2h t1 public r-irf,
nor PANT me country e'h 'h boys 10 striking lu-.I
Dams Former .erro -rr-
UoRrsht 1919 b. george N,''ner A1ams)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

When YOU 20 on vacation. fresh
rs pressed suit and a new straw hat
goes long way in making strangers
believe sou are a parsonage % import
ance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

Those pesr.forous NeNicans are he
having So ahominably that It's high
time 10 send down a force OF tug boats
2" chas'ise them severely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

Judging by the lobby investigation.
the voters Of Maine can be greatly I'll.
iishtened as 70 their dutv by the judi.
c.ous Use OF little Whisk.y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

Mr. bryan says Ills farm Is only an
cXpens" 90 him. MANY others also
have found thar the telephone is not
a good implement 20 raise corn with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

There are srilI some fastidious PEG
pie who would rather keep their Whis.
hers clean than enjoy The sweet taste
a. green corn eaten of the cob
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29
Lively Crusade
Against CaIonleI
Thousands Rejecting Dangerous Gallo
mel and Harsh Cathartics and
Turning to Hot Springs
Liver Buttons

Just 90 to your druggist today; say
want IS cent box of Hot Springs Liver
Buttons; use them as directed and all your
stomach, liver and bowel troubles will be
over-speediiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

the government not only makes laws
but makes money values.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

Copyright. 1913. by T. ! Edwards
All rights reserved
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tel
How West Virginia Came Into re
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-29

tco0yrsnt 1919 b. george Ma''nev A1ams)
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
KILLED WOLF WITH BUGGY WHIT

Arker Carr, son OF II. II. Carr, OF
north or Slater. and one OF our young
gallants. while out buggy riding Sun
day evening. had an unusual
experience. A half-grown wolf cross
ed the road in front OF his rig and as
he had no other weapon At hand he
jumped out OF his buggy and took af-
ter Mr.. Wolf, beating him to death
with the butt Of his buggy whip.
Wen venture that MIR. Carr stands
In solid" with hin young lady friend
now. In olden times the knights and
levers generally made II a rule to
perform some heroic deed or rescue
10 win favor and MIR. Carr has come
as ear TO II as our civilization will
permit. A. least the other fellow"
will have TO go some" TO beat this
performance.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
GILLIAN GLOBE.

Chas. Burks Of Muskogee, Ok, D.
In the county visiting his mother. Mrs
o. y. Brown. at Marshall and h.
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. 10,
Howell OF Cambridge. Charles Is
now assistant postmaster In Musko.
gee.
I'D Harold returned home fror
Colorado this week TO run his farm.
lie spent the winter there In search o
better health and says he Is much bet.
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ed. Hawkins and
daughter left Monday for Los An.
geles. Calf. where they will make
their home. Mr.. Hawkins intends to
start some kind OF mercantile bus.-
ness and hopes 10 have n well estab-
lished trade In a few years.
q. NJ. Ewing. proprietor OF the
virginia hotel, informs us that he re.
ceiyad a letter from Mrs. IRE ut Tus.
con. Arizona. stating that she was
married to a Mr.. L~oafbarrow OF tina,
place.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
From Our
Exchanges
FROM A NEWS.

Mrs. Al Parker and children re-
turned to their home In Marshall Sen
day after a visit with her mother,
Mira. Henrietta Siebert.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Mullins at.
tended the state meeting Of Cne G.. A.
X. at st. Joseph this week. rhey re
turned By way OF Kansas City and
are spending a few days with Mr..
Mullins sister. Mrs. Embree.
Aaron Frakes OF the neighborhood
q few miles south OF town reports
shooting a mad dog In his yard Mon
day afternoon. The dog belonged &c
his Beighbor. Fritz Cain. and Mr..
Cain says Il had been acting queer
for several days. Monday afternoon
the dog was noticed In the yard a.
the Frskes' !iome. IL did no. seem L
be at ease and ir a few minutes IL
vas seized with 4 fit. MIR. Fra, o.
go, his gun and killed the l,s lie
ten buried the corcass deep nD TIA
no uther animals could get y =: az
become Infected.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
SHORTHAND INVENTION.

Professor G. w. Robbins. President
OF Central Business College OF Sc
dalia. j. II. Harris and G. A. Shaoi-
fer were here last Friday and gave a
demonstration at the opera house to
a large audience OF the new Steno-
type. a shorthand typewriter. Prof.
Robbins has the right for this par, OF
the state to teach the uBe Of thls ma
chine and the plan is TO have the
shorthand students to learn to oper-
ate Il and each one have his own ma
chine. Its uss enables the operator
10 write twice as fast IA by the old
short hand systems and IL is said II
much nor accurate. The gentlemen
also gave demonstrations at Slater
and Gillian and made our office an
agreeable call.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
Lester Lindsey Company All
Next Week

The Lester Lindsey Theatre
Company will OPP n their tented
season here playing'for n wees
commencing next Monday night,
June End, "Out Of the Fold the
four act pastoral comedy drama,
will be the opening play to be
followed du ing the week by such
plays as THE Game""Ma an Out
Side" "'Sball we Forgive Her.
''Way Down East" NEBRASKA
Down where the Cotton Bios.
SONS Grow.
Ar excellent vaudevi lie per-
lorna nee will take up the time
between the acts, making a con-
tinuous performances each night.
While the Cabaret revue will
proceed the rising Of the curtain
and will commence promptly at
eight o'clock.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
HAMMER corn COUNTS
Good Words For Saline which Made q
Better Record i'm Her sunday
School Convention.

Saline County IL the record corn
county, but they made a greater re-
cord In Marshall. March 1928. Dur
Ing these two days no one could think
corn. II was all Sunday school. This
convention was a record convention.
You would have thought It was the
i1st instead OF the fret. All but two
townships were represented and only
muddy roads and swollen stream kept
the people away from the convention.
More than 100 out-of.town delegates
we're In attendance. No session wal
attended by less than te0 people and
from that TO 500. u was a record
program both in It's makeup and
talent. Some OF tho speakers were
DIR. Ray Dobyns. ST. Joseph; DIR. II. Il
Traile. Mexico: DR.. u. J.. Davidson.
sedalia; Mrs. G. T.. ,Baity. Kansas
City; Il. l.. Flynn. Kansas City; Mr..
WIZ Moore. Kansas CITY aud others.
The mayor OF the city and the progld-
ent OF the commercial club gave us a
warm welcome.
All but two townships we're organiz.
ed at the convention aud are noH
ready for work. E~nthufiasm and in-
terest ran high. Not n miaute was
lost. Everything was systematically
arranged and the convention was or
derby. Here liz another record: The
pledges for county and state work
amounted to more than s225.o0. They
made a record on mustc, instrumental
and vocal. Such exquisite music!
Solos. duets. quartcttss and congre-
gationai singing. Missouri Valley
glee club sang our sosls full of music.
DR.. stephens. pastor Of odell Avenue
Presbyterian church. Marshall. said he
had attended rs many - 10 state con
ventions. and this one was their SUI
perior. Great Is Saline county!
The Missouri Sunday School News.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
AUTO ACCIDENT.

Marshall Is getting to be quite a
large city. at least Judging from the
number or recent traffic accidents.
A buggy being driven by J. T. Con-
way and p. G. Armentrout was run
into by C.. NJ. Buckner's automobile
last Thursday afternoon. The bug
gy was Just In front OF the machine
on North street and stopped In front
OF Col. Jas. A. Gordon's home. The
chauffeur thought the driver OF the
vehicle was intending to turn around
and In trying TO avoid the buggy ran
into II. The vehicle was wrecked and
Mr.. Conway's arm was hurt; he was
unconscious for a few moments after
the accident.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
MAY RECOVER. b.,

The editor Is not ION higunh'i, this
week and II Is hard 10 tell when he
will recover sufficiently to talk
American again. While studying the
late tariff report he recklessly ran In
20 this paragraph and when he struck
the big word neal the bottom he sue
numbered. The physicians found his
tongue so tightly wrappedsaroand bis
spine and q sailors knot irt AZ also
that they could moi loosen IT,. The
hrain cells TOO are SO greatly enlars-
cd that II viii require a lot onshrank-
sng 10 get them into normal Hers
Il the paragraph:
.'coai-tar products known -
aniIin oil and salts. toluidine. xylidin'
rumidin, b~initrotoiuoi. binitrobsnsoi
benxfdin, tolidin. dianisidin, naphty,
iomin. diphenylamin, banss1dehyde
heursi chloride, n~itrc-bensoi ant
nffrotoluol, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ia THAR sodium or potassium salt4
ani6onaphtoiuulfoacids ana their -
dIuna a. potassium salts. amidosalicy
IL aci6. binitrochIorbenEols OLA
DosTILBENDIsULEoAcip me
1llc IA, parsnitraniiin, Aimstby
IN ~ foresoins not msdicl
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
NEW MACHINISTS.

r. II. and J. II. McQuiddy OF Sc
dalia. have purchased q. N. Merrif's
machine shop and are in possession
OF the business They are both men
with families and have moved here.
They are also expert machinists. with
large experience and the best. OF ref
renee They will be a splendid
acquisition to our city and the county,
especially when II comes to difficult
work in machinery construction or
repairs. They will add some new
machines to the plant. which Is al
ready a well equipped one.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30

No Marshall Mother should Neglect
the Little Ones Health.
(djune2-wft)

Oftentimes weak kidneys cause
great annoyance and embarrassment;
10 children. Inability TO control IN
kidney secretions. at night or while
at play, Ia attributed TO carelessness
and too frequently the child IL pun
ished. Parents having children
troubled with kidney weak.
would do well to treat the kidney,
with n tested and proven kidne,
remedy. II there Is pain In the back
discolored urine. irregular urination
headaches. dizzy spells or a tired
worn-out feeling. begin giving Doan''
Kidney Pills ut once. This remed.
has been used In kidney troubles for
over rs years-it has cured and hat
been recommended by thousands
Proof IN n Marshall citizens state
ment.
Mrs. ". Holmes. 507 Washington
street. Marshall. Mo-. says: "Abou'
five years ago my son had a seriou'
kidney weakness. He used Doan'f
Kidney Pills. procured at Frankiin'f
Drug Store and was cured. ! aisf
had hard backaches and pain
through my ioins and kidneys. '
took Doan's Kidney Pills In septem
her. 1911, and was relieved"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Miiburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's-
and take no other. June Q
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
Tent show All Next Week

xOAg 0AkO ~ AAA AS W.
The announcement of the APP
pearance here tor one week COM
meneing Monday night next o
the Lester Lindsey theatre COM
pany has been received bv Mar
Shall theatre patrons with more
than ordinary interest end indica-
tions are that this excel lent COM
pahy will be greeted by a capa-
city tent Monday. the opening
night, on which occasion Out o.
the Eold" q four act Pastoral
comedy drama will be presented,
with a Cabaret entertainment and
some brand new specialties as an
added attraction. Mr.. Lester
Lindsey of this city is the owner
of this company. He has had
years of experience as a theatri.
cal manager, is popular with the
people and bis many friends pre-
dict for him a successful Career.
Popular prices will prevail dur
ing this company's engagement
here and a matinee will be giyei
for the ladies and children Satur
day.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
u o SLATER HUSTLER.

We understand that W. Il. Keyton
has decided TO build a garage on his
lots ON Main street, which II. N. Nor
gan has been using for his airdome
for the past two years. Mr.. Morgan
informs US that he has leased n lot on
the opposite side OF the street where
he Will conduct his show when the
weather Is extremely warm.
The annual meeting OF the Slater
Commercial club was held at the Of
flee OF Bridges g. Tucker last Monday,
at which time the following officers
were elected for the ensuing yea r,
d. Quisanberry. president; Sam NJ
Hill. vice president: E. a. Hupp sec
rotary; J.. A. Stern. treasurer,
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
FROM NELSON RECORD.

The many friends OF W. T. Croc.
kett are glad TO know that he ~ abb,
to get around again with the aid O.
crutches after the fall he experienced
several weeks ago and all hope &c
see MIN M well rs formerly In a
short time.
Oscar Cross OF Marshall has traded
the business building occupied by g
NJ. Arlington here for a residence
property IN Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
FROM SWEET SPRINGS HERALD.

Mrs. w. b. Scrogglns and son
Kenneth. In company with her broth
er-in-law, Charley Sorogsins. OF Kan
sas City, returned Sunday from Clin-
ton where they had been to bury DR..
scroggins. Mrs. S~croggins will be
here for several weeks; later on she
VIII return to her parents near Cross
Timber. Hickory county. to reside.
Miss Ella Smith. who has been here
for the winter with her brother. post
master, J. j. Smith. returned the
first OF the week TO Elkins' New Mex
leo. near which place she has a quar-
ter section of land; she Will be ava,
for two years.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
Uncalled for Letters

Remaining In the Marshall, Mo-.
post office. May %. 1913. II not
called for in Is days will be sent to
the dead letter office at Washington,
d. c.: ~
Dixon. Mas Edna: Eaheart, Miss
Halle, Johnston, Mira Irene; Lewis.
Mrs. Jennie.
L. w. VAN DYKE, 'P. M.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30

J. L. Witt and daushter, Miss Mar
garet OF Lagrange. Mo. are the guests
this week OF the formers sister, Mrs.
W. f. McDanieid, while attending
commencement at NJ. v. c. Miss Witt
is a prospective student of Missouri
Valley college.
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
For the Weak and Nervous.

rired-out. weak nervous men and
women would feel ambitious, energe-
tic. full OF life and always have a
good appetite. n they would do the
sensible thing for h~salth--take Elec-
trice Bitters. Nothing better for the
stomach. liver oil kidneys. Thousands
says they owe their lives to this Won
derful home remedy. Mrs. o. Rhine
vault of vestal Center. N. r., saya;
II regard Electric Bitters as n OF
the greatest OF gifts. / q never for
get what It has done for me-" Get q
bottle yourself and see what q df-
ference II will make in your health,
Only soc and 500. Recommended
by p. H. Franklin. adv
Lois Petry OF Nelson was q bust
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30

nal and not eolors or dyes, 10 per
centum ad vaiorem." +.
Anyone who can read this through
aloud IL entitled 10 n free one-way
trip to the bug house"
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
ICELEss INSTRUMENTATION

We. e. L. Brown, Al. Henton and
A.. L. Preston, being asked to serve
as q committee for the purpose Of
testing the value of the Australian
Iceless Refrigerator for the purpose
of keeping food stuffs without the
aid or use OF ice or chemicals, have
this day, May 2s, at Z p. m. placed
the following articles in each OF the
two machines. One being an ice box
OF the ordinary type sold for family
USE: the other the Australian Iceless
refrigerator: Butter, cooked corr
krsut, radishes, tomatoes and let
tuee. After placing the same In
equal parts and Of equal freshness
and. keeping quality. we have put q
chain around each machine and
locked them with a paddock and Mr..
II. L. Brown has been entrusted with
the keys to the same till they shall!
be opened in the presence of all the
committee.
u. L. BROWN.
AL. HENTON.
A. L. PRESTON.
Upon opening the Ice Box and
Australian Iceless Refrigerator thia
morning, May 2s. 1913. at 3 o'cloci
n. m, find the condition Of the con
tents OF each o. follows:
Butter. cooked corn and kraut IN
the same condition rsdishes. tomatoes
and lettuce found 10 be in q bette
condition in abe Australian cooie'
than In the lee boz.
Signed your committee,
n. l.. BROWN.
AL. HENToN.
A. l.. PRESTON.
(~djune2-wft)
The Marshall republican., 1913-05-30
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local lions, ~ they cannot reach tho
diseased portten or the ss9, There Is only one
way to cure deafnrsx and tk4t - BY constitution.
al remedies nesfnrss IA e1asea by an inhanled
c~dailiiun IL the mucous iipbss vi Zoe Eust .ehiln
TUBE. When tits irbs T. innalnsd yon have a
IA III slliissly elased Lel euDt Ia lee Z, snlt. lnl
utArt u the Inflammation can be- : KIN cut, end
ithts stnhf Sestsrcd - its fsbrni con Atipn, hear.
~ Win he d~s.stroyrd forever; n're cssrs ont ~
Ia hre causta BY catefsh. whica IL int ,s!ng BIT
an q M:d !sysdtrt y ~ F,',.'',r s',rfacss,
" lse if,rss leaus-d hv esta-fh) tpt r,nnat be
rHrYJ ~ isslrs catarrh Care. sead for e'rcu
~" v. r. cr.yvr . CO., .olsdo. o.
cold w prusgisis. Tie.
wake IIsirs FamiIy rms tn constipation