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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20
WELLSBURG

- CITY council met in regular session on
iuerday night with tie followinl: named
RESENT George c. Nichols. president.
Giikey. ''N
me ordinance concerning the running
~ se OF chickens. duCks. geese ana
'"Nis IN general. - now definite.
ID an act OF council upon pct,;ion
Ie-ehled. the phOnOgraph Is put under
ne ban as "A nuisance hut VII Ie allow
~ 10 run from $40 t. 70 T.. M. only
.. Ihr "riananr" earnting free wafer to
iHct July l. 1913. and a new ordinsnc.
70 Se framed granting a certain sum
"ut OF the general fund ~ the clty To
"'sni"tf- or the fire department
n" 10Y upon which the Fourth ward
o.Ss - situated Is ordered DECIDED to
ne Essle i!ass ~ Manufacturing 20 in
addition. the hose house t. To-. r1as..J
o." the lot In Mercantile addition
60 iranchlse was GRANTEE 10 ora Wise
roc the erection OF an electric light
liant. the company to pay 50 cents FOR
ach pole and guy pole erected ana flr-
Ter that said company shall place a
IISt"t OF ignis in front Of III. city
house. ~
W. =. Cramhle,t. Of New comerstown
o,h.1. cousi: 90 President Cramhlett. OF
fethanN college. YVES before the Mucca-
zee lodge on Tuesday niEht. as . hnnstsr
Tbs =, IN tak "n Fraternalism.
-
hNtfrian lecture room uI FRIDAY nisht
va. great success Following A. the
program Wv
llistory of 81. Patrick I.-diey Miller
onIo ..-.----.. ...--..... Mrs Morris
,NaHihs .------.-.-- .--. Helen Latham
~" -..---.. ...... Mrs Dave Msrtf=
teanIhs .--.. .-...-. ......t M " Elliott
Lfi"; Mar. Rose ana Ethel care
N'ahlhS &C.. .-. Miss IH,l Nrkitrfck
Class - challenges class 80 il ~
ne NJ r church FOR a gam. - duck
pms On neNt Thursday on the ALLEYS of
NE Wells'urF Bowling club.
IN" w" shurg High school will uiav
ire last game 81 basket ball mere. fhfS
sens' F.. Wti Martins Ferry HIGH on
Tuasiay evening
~ 'rs>t wa- . Steub.nvI'Ie visitor
On Tuesady evening
,s."rg" ~i"nsl". uf Pittshurg - q
visitor H. TIE sity
Mise Mar. Rose and Etta. ,.are. ~
F9lIahSnf". w"r" tire guests or Miss
'l!ve Stengle. on Tuesiay nigh
Mrs virginia Eeali - ffafff,r no.
sist"r. Mr. Bruce. ~ Mpund~viiIs
IT. u Marks SIN remains quite iIi at
NE Tome on Commerce stool
George W Andrew. or chi,ago v..
business SIS fDr here YESTERDAY
The remains nf Mr. -. ! I.I1va sr-
wen this fnprniHr IN thf f.Iu train
rom SenfHska Funeral services a lii
- h'id IN Thurs lay afternoon ~ Z .ln
frnfU fl. home Of a Irnfr..- 80 ia, ID.
sr' street Int"rmr1t vii boz rrads 81
Ffaut'.r c"mefsrv
? raul. - Wieriirr. We IN the
'''v yesterday
" 'tr.li-fiH.I pos returned IRON,
.iF'' ~ Mart ~ FERRY. ohio
'"n1 H5yl'S and Kenny fIuvncr .fair1
ih" rresttF" ~ catching 3D. 81. ke-s in
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READ THIS OFFER

We Guarantee psrsian sage % Cure
CandruN. sop Failing Hair or lteh-
lnf % tre scalp. in Two Weeds, or
Money pars I,Iruls Nfg go. SOLO
American rItera uf Pausinu Sage
Ifr above .a 700 unrr we are most
proud fr Httt Dr. BE- Hr uTsr that uD
nf. ur woman need hn ashamed fo
Ht.f.t IH fa.r fhr qulcapsf
r'.rr Hnl urt r.ytcr1fing laIr re-
.f.r.r Iu ..n Htr'u
.I uar.af qualities hav made ~
lemons HI'rrt'. no las been intro
oil .H-H
H .. fn. .r.. halr r,sorcr soid Nth
.I aH-u.u. ritrsffeo fo cure dand
r.f Ffrr HIIu. HHir or uching ~ the
fH.T if ruf'a ltIdrIT ht killing The
f"rHr .HH H bills flrm fo promptly
f.Ht f't w.rf .Ffpftcal give ~ their
tHrws.f .....r
fuf raraur slgr ia morr than r
.u~n fH~ Nlufr.f q vii make hair
Erns or any head where fhe hair
h..H le r"i OIL. oHnfhcr dead
Nf HH.f rtsrt roadnr Of fh@ WhoeI
iH. Iufsr. Efurfr fr kupW that Paris
il. -fE" i- tnp most delightful hair
'r.-a'uE .u ffr world 10 ie ~ pleas
auf Ir u-e 0ri i's efoct ia 4n invig
Grating and iafrr shinE that 70 pleases
.fNr hDIf
ArI 200 fio ladies oo uish fo ON
IhHsIyr tIr ftri fhnf pariqinu Snre ia
'h" rulf Do To- frnic In no world guar
HrfrsI OH WHIe .Ic hair grow iuVurf
uut aYf' Hnd beautiful
lNr E.U With Too AIlur hnr a. on
'Hr nufaldr package ~ ev~rv hottie
H. lnr.einn S7rH Sold Hf drfr stores
rHl toilet r0Hrfrrs cvrrye here f0r 90
cents q 'Hrg" huffir Adv
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buffalo creek this morning. tho suckers
weighing two pounds each
Mr.. J. ". FUNK. student OF Bethany.
VIII preach AZ Lewis school house on
sunday evening next at 1890 Every
body invited {" these services
Mrs. T. II Hammond and Mrs W. w.
beaIl. are visitors IN Philadelphia.
Mrs. !. 7. Jacob and Mrs lame,
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A Wnrd o. Cautinn

One should be exceptionally careful
Just now about taking cold. and whom
cold Is contracted get rid ~ 50 as
quickly as possible To accomplish
this you will find Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy excellent II Is not only
prompt and efcctuai but Is pleasant
and safe tO take. and has a repufa-
tiOn 81 fortt years back OF 70. For sale
by all dealers ADJ
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PiEnpleS Vanish

Pimplss AMI ugly face hiotches clear
away often N single uiEht 10y the usa
- the mild. uutiseptic wash the do d
Prescription for EcxomA. II washes
nway Impurities and leaves the skin
smooth and healthy
Get o. Doe bottle ~ this woudarf u Fkf'f
cure today. ami keep ~ on IsnI W.
know and guarantee tfat Odd All 10
tll that IL claimed for 70. Odd. soap
helps too. AK about ~
Hog < Davis. Euccrf-O-is 90 t-has "
G"etz" Wheeling g. VI Wyrirk. Irug-
g.sf. ti"ll.dr". ohio. l. X. Hnge. Drug
rist. Martins Very. ohio An
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uarses u an Investigation IL started.
II the invesusation PROPOSED by S-na-
tor tApelle. Of Cincinnati 10 under
taken. the woman vii ne called az
witness.
II thu STAT. office buI.itnx propoS.a
~ SPECIAL COMMITTEES of tne lezsla-
tui~. AM provided for % "a III offered
90 thu huus" bg Representative Behne.
- finally c"nrtr' ted. ~ Will he one or
thu most mn. .nt stru,tures In the
state o. ohio. ~ - sand. At least 81
100000 will he spent ON Dc. ohio mater
iHl AMI labor Will be used. but convict
.anor l- not contemplated by the com
r.tf"-. The bill requires that 2 be
uuilt 10y contract TIE three comf' ls-
l''ir "'fat. ere o. serve wtI"ut c"mpen-
ssf!"n. ami ttry at' given authority TO
appoint 90 ar.ut'".t slt@riutsnIeut u
Construction. ami other sSsistants.
rr- Ho.-. passed % hiu ah'lishlng two
ga! 'A'"I -" H.s. WAY ttI streets To
conform O." thr new constitution
~!c Venus lIi Wa .e-on-iieroI and
passed. fi"- measure riAlg ~ the laws
governing HLfl.ug ara loan sssosil-
..lus. q. provide for tie l"tyIng 80
l'. Hf -" ara loo OF pFf cont on
-esnufces 200 pay tho cost pf .nap.rtlon
I... Kennedy n.lI making separate
state Department OF building ani l"ar
inspect .ul ffu. I4'rE euIarV 60
$50" l'"r annHm Hi-" WIS is."d
upon f't e'f"ftti"n.
TI" hpus. approved or .s-orI readinE
f.- Hit. hiI. raains o. stste levy 20
One. niIf % u.I.. t..f good r'-ds The vote
..,fa'' f.f.' r.i.Iuu Hu.'H-- o. year
i.e .'u.t- zoo Yt.I e. -'-p.4t'on {" an
.u. 900 -.la clio A..fI &c.
OLE OBJ pI. ..'viI.1e TO-. the pay
went % tI"I .fI.r fees fn- rrpf~--
.'.-'i .,...t... 20 -'a'e M, rr-iti,s-
Ht t.r,i..r. rtrrt~f. VIZ aimed "a
I.. ''. ' r'H'' N.t'ftift Doc tIir .iff
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OF health who is To receive $4,000 per
annum. None Of the members os th..
present Hoard receives a salary. al
though each Is allowed per diem
and expenses
"Wrn.u VIII not properly CLOTH
Themselves unless compelled 10 30 500
said Representative Louis n. ran..I.
~ cincinnati. who last evening intro
duced - bil In tho legislature pr,,id-
NIX 'nr rho establishments ~ a rorn
mission O." prescribe what clothes wo
mon mn, wear
For several v"ar- ,icrs,rnsn hive
boon calling attention O., tie immoac~t
fashions 500 vomsn~ dress. and a.F.
irE women for their own seIf respect
2" y" NOV" reasonable In their dres. in
p''Ii' tn" only reply ~ the women
i~ To- 20 further IN nmod,-t
display continued the cincinnati
~"i"n. II 81 these women whp nv
"Hi THAI mon are animals aud pur .rc
MON. after ih'N Law" iGrrd m m go
'r "'"rr cunning det i~"
." not moan q" condemn no vo-
mon. but u e""rns o. mo tr.r. .rc
'h"nHh "h" Of" N"t approve o. 90 .
prevailing s'lre o. lf,ss 90 raef,. l.,
ih'ir sisters from what fae been r-l-
u"un'e cd hr uu'hrrItI-s o. poo m, ..st
prolific 'au-" of imm.f tits.
In various part. o. fla s.n.rf-,. 20.
ma inn' % pretended ernrt is mad. -e
r'it.. tir'. not Ie d,-rarI,rf fnef
women wear mod - clothing. Iut b..
compelling their cmpt. .,rs o.. urn s,,
'h'W wan 90 he f" ''rt,tr y .tr
"'m'r who have ,lt loose from 90
% afr4.f.f
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Dam work &C ss.ndss,,l.

me oeaSoA IL not lar Enough advanced
70 ehao.e WORK to be started ga the dam.
no"eNe.' carpenters are now busy NIT
ne Up barges 50 as to De in readiness
men the weather and flser concI tiuns
via permit resumption OF work Ia ruiz.
= new superintendent IL expected to ar
ave ln a uel 50 to LOOK the ground
over ana arrange tor the coming spring
aLd summer construction
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The members % the Reliance Hose
company. OF North Warwood. met Tues
Jay evening anu arranged for an old
IHshloned dance and euOnre. to be held
on April sra. In the hose house !. V
Ne4shans VIII furnish the music and q
good time is promised To all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20

Another % those puzzlinG bills
which no one but the author knows
what the object sought was that Of
fered in the house bv Representative
Hastings. Of Noble county. The meas
ure would permit veterinary surgeons
to dispense prescriptions for liquor.
II IL not stated whether the liquor il
20 be drank by man or boast. Hast
ings SAYS that the bill was handed To
him with the request that no INTRO .
duce IL.
The blue SKI nh introduced % pro-
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AIIss w

Miss Wilma Theron was hostess to a
party OF friends Tuesday evening at heI
nome IN North Wsrwood Games and
music were the diversions followed by
iefre-hments. Thoso present were. Mr.
end Mrs. StoOp. AIR. and Mrs Keller
Irene Auber. Msrgie Haberreld. Helen
Stoontz. Helen Fisher. Marie Fisher
Maggie Malroy. Flora Hart VIII Hab~r-
held. Will Stoontz Bernie Fisher, Her
man Baker. and David Mairoy.
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WARWOOD
1umor Denied

ne r1mor current about town TO the
a. b. At. Hoffman. on MAN strset viii
- tern~d INTO a grocery store. thus aau-
.ns 10 the already large number of
AoteS IN tnis town. Is incorrect. IL
was .sCertsined frun xooa authority
Shtt Mr. Holman will open u flrst-class
SonIec.iohety. handling candies. fruits
the construction work.
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Easter naxHat

The Ladies Aid society OF the Pres
byt-rian church. has arranged 20 hold al
Faster Market In Moore's store on SAT-
ufuay AFTERNOON. from l to 4 o'clock
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Mr.. Robt. Gibson. 81 North warwood
Las been fulloushed by the Il. & -. Il.
X -. at Wheeling. ON account uf III
health. lie IL going to make an extend
- visit To canada during his leave Of
absence
buri~ Linton. daughter u Robert Lin
, n 'ccidcntly Tell against a stove at
eye
Henry Kercher Is erecting two new
houses. Thev are expected 10 he com
pleied nv May lst.
street. which lis being huilt by r. a.
Grimm. viii be finished by April LIST
william Kramer. son OF Mr.. Paul
Kramer. ~ south Warwood fell and
sprained his right arm yesteria,.
Excavation work for a new dwelling
at the corner - Richiand and Seventh
streets il about finished.
Mr.. Carl Hcdell. conNalescent has re-
turned home from the Nnrth Wheeling
hospital
Mrs BYRON Royd WAS visiting friends
in Warwood Yesterday.
Nj. and Mr.. FRANC Grimm will spend
Easter SUNDAY iu New Martinsville at
the home % his father
Local EroCPTS are Tecs living their an
nual supply or nOwersnd grass seed.
Several hedge fences are heing plant
81 around the lawns in different pan -
80 town.
N'rert Good fell from his bicycle on
Glenn Run Bridge and slightly in
3urcd his knee
William Csrrev. OF Wheeling recently
visited r, l1tiv"s n warwood
Mr.. 7 Dryard arrived In town .oda y
from WSllsVille
NJ Thos Carpenter nnd daughter
Elizabeth ~ Tairmouf have arrived
er@ and will spend Easter with Mr..
Ward
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Madame Zorah. tho IA mous clairvoy-
ant: has taken rooms In warwOod and
VIII be doing business here for some
ilme I" come. From an erroneous pub
ll'auon many people have the impress
."n mat she was the perso1 reported 10
nave been run out OF town The auth
nritlcs say no person has been run out
least Of all Madame Zorah who has
complied with the law In every way
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-20
OHIO LEGISLATURE
PASSES BILL FOR
TROLLEY SCREENS
House Passes Bill Compelling Trolley
Companies TO Provide Screens
for Motormen.
Intellgsnoer Bureau.
Columbus, O., March 1e-

The house this afternoon passed
bill by Senator Moore, OF Jefferson
county. providing for screens on
street cars for mOtormen. The house
also killed "a bill backed 10y union
labor preventing blacklisting and the
compelling of employees TO join
benefit society operated in shop or
store Tho house. after defeating
the Bigelow bill permitting "A street
railway company To apply 10 council
Tor a franchise without obtaining the
consent of majority OF the property
owners on the street. rcconsider"d
It's action. and the measur" VIII
come up for final passage later
Rigelow agreeing To offer an amend
ment providing that a property owner
may sue for damages II his property
depreciates In value.
The senate concurred in house
bill compelling physicians 10 report
births and deaths The house passed
n bill authorizing the appointment NJ
n commission to study rural credits
in Europe. and another providing for
the removal of public officials ON
complaint.
Governor James NJ. Cox will 70.
ceive the public six days In IN" week
a, the executive Offices. between the
hours OF ~ and - o'clock In the
morning and > and :; o'clock in the
afternoon. From . until $50 n m.
he will devote his time 10 CORE
spondence.
with the exception az those hours.
he will receive members OF the legs
lature at any time during the day
while the session of the legislature
lasts.
Announcement of the hours was
made today. the governor having de
cided that this sch"dul" would best
facilitate work in his Office. Here
tofore 30 much of his tim" has been
taken up with caller, that he has
been unable 20 look after his CORE
spondence. Many who wished simply
to greet the governor iut"riercd with
conferences between tho governor
and members ot the legislature on
matters OF legislation now pending.
BY setting aside the first half hour
in the morning for CORES pondence.
and fixing a time when ne will rr-
ceive the public. the governor he
lieves he has solved the problem Of
economiZinE time and az the same
time giving attention To all who wish
&c confer with him
BY the fixing ~ a time for confer
ences with members of the legisla-
ture which includes greater part ~
the day the governor carries out a
previous announced policy that he
wants 10 be accessible TO members O;
the legislature at all times.
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DEATH

from Heart Disease BY the
"A mil slight eN~rtlon Of climbing
e. ~ - stairs. hurryIug or lHting,
~ cHn@s 10 thnusanfs hoet OF
ts~< <AJz-these rudden desu might -
prevented ~ the victun only
90 ~ knew their true condition and
toak prompt ard proper tres trnent We will alsdlY
ssrd ~ arr sufs-sr aCOkp LEI D TREAT hEET
FOR THEIR CASE AESOLt lily FREE OF
CHARGE. also ltlu-trafed Hook that enpars
lat Disaa-e ~ how q can - cured. II go
ave S~cr rTr - thea4 sure nyrnr 1rns. feDfaiioa
Fluu~rinz or Ssiprtns E-afs. Pain ~ Hssrt. SIDE
% Shouider BLADE. Sm5fhsring. Short Bfrsth.
linking Spell. Nervousnsss DirSiness. Asthus.
Dro5sy. ~ yrIr Heart. and you are tr grave
DANGER WrIfr rc-r fyrfhe I'm frss trs'rns ~
snd book We arc Heart Spe~a "a. hd'lrezs
gfs~ r.ar-. 100 HssG-E 20 9s' s'l. w.
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Easter Kid Glove, for mon. &c
$50. MeFADDEN'S.

y ~ proa ace the evidence To back up her
.Narg"s u an investigation IL started.
II the investigation pro. O>ed BY S.nA-
tor Capelle. of Cincinnati. iR under
taken. the woman Will Ne called az .
witness.
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Special Sale of
Evaporafed Fruits

The L. = Government IN a recent
bulletin concerning drte-i fruit.
claims f0r D. r. greater parent ~
actual nutrition than "a contained
in the FRESH frutts I'm addition 20
this dried fruit contains no waste
ana Il not Tertshable.
ELABORATED PEACHES
Regular 15r quality f0r 10 \
pound. regular l.isc qu1.ity for 60
pound regular Joe quaint. fFf
S. n pound.
BEST EvAPoRATED PzUEEs.
sAETA CLAIRE GROVE
Regular T. ieH quality FIr fH~
plurf regulsr i"' quality fr-- a
pound
ELABORATED A7RIcoTs-
FNfra ftrsr i'r quality fHr 11r
pc'.od fancy tsc quality 'n- o. .-"
O. pound
EvAPoRArED RAsPBBRRms-
Regular 7 " quality r"r L.r H
pouf.
PrTTED CHERRrEs-
tH~ rflut
BEST SEEDED RAIsrrs-
In ..t"IHt.. ..
LARGE srUscATEL RAIsTSs-
ltrE..H. ..Ii.. t.r 600. III.
pound
LAYER FIoS-
I2hr pound
WELTY'S
- 11Ezz-yHrS7rs.ryxEazs
PURE FOOD STORE"
asa. siihor phone ioff martst ~.
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The blue SKY hn introduced 90 pro
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CITY council met In regular session on
iuerday night with tie following. named
present George c. Nic.olls pr,,ideut.
'teorEe yesterday. Perrival West Smith
scott. Wilmer Carmichael and James
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-05-31

Blessed with a sense Of humor. Sir
Henry Irving was not shut up in his
dignity as In tower. He Thoroughly
appreciated palpable hit, even at his
own expense.
At rehearsal Of king Arthur" for
which Sir Arthur Sullivan composed
incidental music and Sir Edward
Burne-Jones designed special cos
tunes, he CHANGED to overhear the
brief monologue that follows:
"Sir Emery Irwin. Sir Arthur Suifi-
van. Sir Edward Burne-Jonesi" came
in q growl from dark corner behind
the scenes. Three bloomin' knights
and that's about what I give i'll"
Irving liked to repeat this outburst,
which the comparative failure OF
king Arthur made peculiarly oppo
site.-Youth's Companion.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-05-31
ONE ESSENTIAL WAS LACKING
Reason Old Man Hadn't Caught Any
Fish Was Simply Because He
Hadn't Been Fishing.

John ID. Rockefeller and party Of
friends we're taking trip across
country in Georgia last fall when they
came to a stream which they had to
cross by ferry. The ferry-boat was
operated by white-haired old negro.
and while they were floating across
Mr.. Rockefeller tried to make CONVEX
sation.
Jack" he asked the old man, have
you caught any fish today?"
Nav, subj" replied Jack, dejectedly.
THE fishing" observed Rockefeller
must be pretty poor"
IL spec 1t is" agreed Jack, sadly.
You haven't caught any fish at all?"
Not a one"
That seems strange" continued
Rockefeller.
1T do" said Jack, and still his
bearing was that of a man weighed
down by woe.
We'll, asked Rockefeller. why Is 1t,
do you think, you haven't caught any
fsh?"
"Humph," said Jack still mournful.
II amt been fishing today."-Popul~
Magazine.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-05-31
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There is a great war in the Old
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World.
The World long since established
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-05-31

In q suit lately tried the plaintiff
testified that his financial position had
always been good one. The opposing
counsel took him in hand for cross.
examination and undertook to breaS
down his testimony upon this point.
Have you ever been bankrupt?
asked the counsel.
81 have not"
: "Now, be careful" admonished the
lawyer. with raised finger. did you
ever stop payment?"
"Ye6"
"Ah! I thought we should get at the
truth" Observed the counsel, with an
unpleasant smile. when did this sus-
pension of payment occurr
when paid all owed"
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Tine Card No. 1876
Eaeetive Sunday. Jan. 5. 1913.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
No. sc. On o. Lin. 11:56 2. D
Nc SIS. L. Express 5:35
No. e9-Dxie Limited. 10:41 q. m.
BE. e6.-Dixie Flyer, 9:01 a. m
|N, 65-Hopkinsville Ac. 7:0S Q. N
he. 63-St. L. Fast Mail 5:2S a. n
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
|1le. &C. & st. L. Linn, 5:25 q. n
ne 62-St. Loms express. 9:52,a N.
No. 9S--Dixie Limited. 1903 a. m.
Ne. 94.-Dixie Flyer, 6:53 p. n,
'Ns. 56-HopkinsviIle Ac. s:55 .. n
,Ne 54-St. L. Mail, 10 y, %
Noe. IS snd "a will make Nos. 81
|<rd 91's stops except "a will not sto,
nk Warrington and No. So will
net stop at Warrington or Empire.
Nos. Sc and 81 connect at st. Louis for
psnints west.
sc. 81 connects at Guthri for memphis and
saints hs far south as Erin. and for Louisville.
Czncinnati and the East.
Mos. SO and So make direct connections at Guth
rle for Louisville. Cincinnati and all points north
ead east thereof. Nos. SO and So also connect for
nkanphis and way points.
NO % runs through to Chicago and will not
carry passengers to points south Of Evansville.
Nas3 carries through sleepers to Atlanta. Ma
osn. Jacksonville. st. Augustine and Tampa Fla.
Also Pullman sleepers to New orleens. Connects
a3 Guthrie for points East and West No. SO viii
not carry local passengers for points north Of
Nashville. Tenn.
&c. HOOE. Agt
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Riders.

'Tn some cases." said the Industrial
expert, I'VE find that the by-product Is
more important than the original arti-
cle." 81 have noticed that" replied
Senator Sorghum. Gin connection with
appropriation bills"
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Tennessee Central
eyme Table No. 4 Taking Fife.

November II, 1912.
EAST BOUND
40. IL Leave Hopkinsville $50 an
Arrive Nashville. 9:45 u
Mo. Ia Leave Hopkinsville 3:45 pr
Arrive Nashville. 700 .. n
WEST IUND.
'1lo. II Leave Nashville. .....7:55 al
Arrive Hopkinsville 11:l0st
&o. IS leave Nashville. -. 800 y
Arrive Hopkinsville 8:l5 p.i
Tt. MORROW. Agen
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