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The Nevada County picayune., 1913-05-30
Weekly Letter of John \. Page, Commissioner Mines, Manufac-
 lures and Agriculture.
SOY BEANS AND COW PEAS

It is getting time to SOW beans and COW peas. and they should not be neglected. They are fine as soil builders, and both are good for hogs. The soy bean is fine for hogs.
 Plant them in drills from two to three feet apart, according to the strength of the soil. They can be cultivated by planting in the drill, and it will require much less seed per acre, and they will yield better than if you SOW them broadcast. By cultivating two or three times. the weeds and grass can be kept out pretty well and the vines can be picked, and the yield of beans or of peas will surprise you.
 By this method you can get better stock for seed next year. The vines can be utilized also. It will be a good idea to follow the oats with soy beans or COW peas. You may SOW them after oats have been harvested and turn the crop under, or cut the crop for hay and let the second growth come and blow that under. Do not forget to plant peas at the last blowing of the corn.
 You can gather the peas in the fall or you can turn the hogs in after the corn is gathered and they will gather the peas for you and make good money for you in doing so. You can bring your fattening hogs up to a good weight in this way, and by pen hing them up and finishing them on corn you will make some fine pork.
 Do not forget to vaccinate your hogs against cholera. twill pre- vent this dread disease. Write
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-05-30
AOW'S THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 K. J. Chenney & Co.,, Toledo, o. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be- lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm,
 National Bank of Commerce,
 Toledo, o. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-05-30
POOR JIM JONES

Here is the kind of obituary a Georgia editor put up: Poor Jim Jones slung his earthly gar ments on a limb and swan the river yesterday. He did not stand back because the water was cold. but plunged right in and met the angels smiling. Jim was a poor man, but had his sub scription paid up and got there. in good shape. Peace to his memory. -Ex
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-05-30
SAM SMAll'S IDEA OF HOME

Sam small is not so small as his name implies when it comes to painting pen picture of home. He says. and his words contain more truth than poetry, t h a t
 'home ought to be the brightest. happiest cheeriest place under the sun, on the earth. Every man shows what he thinks of his wife and children by the kind of home he puts them in. A man whose home is all out of whack, the blinds down and down and the doors off the hinges, t h e steps rotten that shows charact- CT. T h g husband shows his character by the extsrior of his home; the wife by the interior. 1 don't see how some men can keep pious on what they get three times day. Sturgeon in- cludes all human miseries under dirt, devil. debt. I have seen in houses where they had twenty five hundred dollars worth .~of silver ware and fifteen cents worth of grub. 1 would like to be able to digest silver ware but I can't. I like girls who can playoI a stove as we'll as on the piano. Many a man has been sent to drunkard's grave by what he had been given to eat by his wife. You give a man a bis cult that would knock down a yearling, and he's got to get
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-05-30

Groom the horse and mules at least once a day these times of hard work. The animals that works hard all day and sweats freely would be most benefited by a good rubbing each night. but if that is not done good brushing in the morning will pay. Try it regularly for month and be convinced. T he Progressive Farmer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-05-30
WHAT A BAPTIST PREACHER DID

This is to certify that l have used one box of Hunts Cure for a skin trouble. and same cured me after us- ing about $3. % worth of other ointment and salves. Nothing like Hunts Cure for Skin troubles, Rev, H. T. SizemOre Hemphill, Texas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-05-30

Dr. J. F. Stanford, Fayetville. He will vaccinate them free, charging only for the serum and his expenses.
 John H. Page,
 Commissioner.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-05-30

Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You can do it by apply ing Chamberlain's Liniment and mas saging the parts freely at each appli- cation. For sale by all dealers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-05-30

drunk or something else before night. If you've got a good wife, a good home and a good COW, you are elected, as the Presbyterians say.-Ex
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
Gin Frablbans.

@enolfe S@ei6emorn, io5iaIiitiides
Mitglieo 6es Deutider &ei9stages,
ser ii@ gegenudrtig in SEN Ser. Staaz
ten auf elmer @%tuoienreiie befin6et,
6ie er nit elmer Mgttattonstour ber<
fniipft, bot in feinen bisber in I'M.
ierem 2an6e gebaltenen &e6e Mon,
DIES geiagt, uas er in Deuti9lon6 in
Ser Oeffentli9feit m%abri9einli@ 11n-
geiagt fein lieBe. @ir glauben me.
ntgitens ni@t, oaB er 6riben proble.
riid gu beboupten tpagen miiroe, mie
er bas bier tbat, 6aB ein Drittel Ser
8%ebolterung 6es Deuti9en @eides
mirtli@ un6 mabrbaftig I'M rotben
Eager itiin6e. 96er peiB @enof1e
S@ei6emann am gn6e ri4t, 6aB -
oriiben tpie bier = Elm GROCER, ia ser
groBte Ebetl Der r6as fo5ioIiitiide
Eidet" %itimmen6en 8GbIer i'm @ru11>
6e gerommet tpetter nidts dig Mit.
ldufer iin6? Dos bot bod @enoiie
&obert S9mi6t in Sen ,1el1eite11 M11r1.
mern Der ~@o5ialiitif4en Monots.
befte" nadgetpieien. &err @@eioe.
mann bd1tte, men1t er ger1a11 (tpir Fat.
ten beinabe gefagt: ebrIi@) fem tpin,
iagen iollen, 6aB 34.88 8ro5ent oler
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
Robert Harrison

ten Mppetit, brauden alet6er un6
Sdube un6 eS fino ibrer 70 biele
i'm 6euti@en &ei6e. Mber tpenn Die
Mrmee ol1@ Elm tbeures @ergniigen,
o6er bielmebr cine nnabmeisbare
Notbmen6igfeit, 10 lit fie 6o@ ser
5tol5 Der Natton - uno nit &e9t.
Ole Marsf0bne fallen 6em M11sldn-
Der iofort 6ur9 lire idmudem Uni.
formen uno itramm militairii9e Sal
tung auf. 6retli@ 6as itort Sic 6eut=
ide @emiitbli9fett ni@t, 6enn 6ie
8rauereien fabri5ieren 6as oeutide
acknowledgement in iin6flutbliden
Maben. DAP es tatelos, erflart fi@
6arous, BOB etngefletfbte g robibi.
ionDanfesu n6 oeren 8 Cables,
in gr0Beren @ta6ten, anitatt int
6unfIen &d;mmerlein, bier bem
@ambrinusi in Ser 0effentli9feit
b%l1l6igen. @enn Die Grequen5
oeren ii6 sic Ebeater, 8iergorten,
Cafes nno @ergniigungslocole er.
freuen, Ser Brifitein Ser beutiden
Hrofperitdt lit, Damn lit BoIen nidt
berloren, un6 ldBt auf quite @erbdlt.
niiie idlieBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
Scarf 3bieles 8eiieteri@t
Berlin.

Tim BORT in iop1Iii9erStiI
Re gu ral ten un6 bel meinem 6reunb
emil 8uebring, bod I'M flaren
Aetber, bier Ereppen linfs, aus Ser
@ogelperipectipe 0as StraBengemiibl
Der d n It @ta6t ser @elt &c,
mltbli@ an5uidauen. Dann laBt man
in &ube, 6as auf 6iefer &eiie i'm al,
ten @aterlan6e @eiebene @epue pal
iteren. 60 batte i9 cine i9one 8abrt
nod Ser alten ebrmir6igen 8iidofs,
itaot Siloesbeim, nit ieinem 1000
Sabre alten &oienitod, melder iest
NIT Sdienblut fiinitlid am 9eben er'
balten miro un6 it@ an 6ie 8aitltfa
6eS nod alteren Comes ani9miegt
gS bot gan5e StraBen bon mebr
benn 500 Sabr olten &duiern unb
feinem tpeltberibmten r0mii@en Gil
berfun6. Muf Dem &iidmege nad
Sannober itebt man Die @eiten Der
@bauiee NIT abpe9ieln6 meiBen un6
rotben Dornbdumen eingefaBt,
mel9e NIT Der Bradt Ser 8Iutbe1
un6 6eren @eru9 BEN 8aiiieren6en
fa5t beraufden. @s tpar i'm Monat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20

|0fai un6 eritaunt man. bier bereitz
4 SUP boben &oggen 5u ieben. Damn
oie @aloungen gu Seiten bigeligen
@elan6es mel6e 6as Nusleben bon
groBen 8aumi9ulen baben unb Sci
Ser, tpel6e bon bielen 6arin befdaf'
tigten 2el1ten, einem @arten gleid
gepilegt per6en, erregen 8euunoe=
rung. 8e5igli6 ieiner Gerfebrsmege
lit 9euti6lan6 int 3ei9en 6es
|3enitb, tun6 fanr man beren 8or.
5iigli6feit bel elmer Mutofabrt ant 8e.
iten erproben. Gin Setter bon mir,
2anoeSbauinipeftor 6. 8eters6orf,
melder in @0rlib itationiert lit, uno
Ben i9 BORT bein6te, unb Der in bie.
fem Diitrift sen 8riiden= un6 @ege=
bau unter ieiner @%erpoltung bat, er-
flarte MIR BEN guten 3uitan6 Ser of>
fentliden 3abrtpege 6a6ur@, 6aB iol.
DIE na9 Ser BE It n Metbobe, bonn
It N MateriaI, cuffs 8efte &c.
baut iperben uno - Ser geringite
5@a0en ofort repariert miro.
Starfe &egen, Der S@reden fir ame.
rifaniide ~Mutomobiliiten, tpenn fie
so @eilen bon &aufe tpeg, ma@en
bier 6ie @ege INN 10 f@0ner. @benfo
lit sic beati6e Steueri@raube
in better @erfaiiung uno ltefert gu.
frte6eniteuen6e Mrbeit. Gin 8emeis
meI6' %ribren6en MntbeiI sic @egie-
rung an Dem @obl nn6 @ebe feiner
@taatsbiirger nimmt 1T Die neuer.
funbene OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@enn Seman6 Elm @runoituf fir 49,
600 Marf fauft un6 berfauft es nod.
ber fir 10000 Marf, 70 muB er ser
&egierung, melde ii@ ols filler
Sbetlbaber an 6tefem @ef96fte be.
tra@tet, $3.50 oes 8e%rotenites, nod
Ab5ug Der bon linn bara1 be5abIten
Steuern un6 fon1ttger unfoiten, aus.
3ablen, 6enn sic 5ol6aten baber gu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
fibl i'm &alfe unb iti0t ben &uiten,
obne boB ibledte Gillette 5urudbleb
ben. 3u baben bel allen &dMolern IN
ct. CLOUD. - Mn5eige.
Sic atte &etmatb.
@effaIen.

aebrer Sra. Diiooer, Der Sector
Ser &agener 2ebreridaft, trot
NIT DEM /. October nod 50iabr.
1ienlt5eit in Sen Sutherland. = SSn
2anstrop, elmer 8iliale ser Sir
9engemetn6e @onrl, fonb Die COME
Grafton ser neuen Stride ltatt. - Ser
@r. 2e9ant un6 Gbrenoomberr 60
bel bat fem 25idbr. Subilaum ols
Bfarrer bon Steinbeim began,
gen. - Sn @rebenitein 1tarb
inn Sitter bon fait 70 Sabren 5r.
Efarrer S6ulte = NlaBmann, fruber
Yfarrer in tie n, &r. @iiren.
@beinprobin5.
Die ginpeibnng Ser neren 8riide
iiber 6ie Moiel gu Srier fat unter
Ebeilnabme 6es beutlden &aiiers Ell
men groBartigen un6 begeiiterten Ser
lauf genommen. - Sos bon Sen Sc
gegriin6etae 6rieori@ Bilbelm>
@Dmnaiinm in Erier bat Die Seier
350idbr. 8eitebenS begongen.
Sn G0In Mippes fanb Die
feierlt9e @run6iteinlegung our nelten
BonifatiuS= Stride itatt. - 9as Sci
niiterium bot 6ie @enebmigung fir
&leinbabn @einsberg.Sit=
taro gegeben, 6ur@ Sen Ser peit-
lif)e TbeiI bes &reiies @einsberg, bie
s%eIffant, eri9lo1ien mer6en
miro. - Sn @01n lit Domcopitular
8rofelior 81. tbeol. @einanb,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
@abler i'm Deutid)en Meide lire
Stimmen fir sic @nn0i6Qten Der 70.

@abler I'M Deutid)en &eide lire
Stimmen fir sic @onoi6aten Der 10.
3ialoemofratiiden Bartei abgeben.
1as lit ridtig; Of es aber angebt, Die.
e Bdbler ale .So5ialiiten" 5u rers
men, lit cine an6ere 6rage.
@enoiie @obert S9mi6t ideirt Ell,
ner iolden Muffailung abbol6 81 iein.
v@egeniiber ser 3abl ser io3ial6emo'
fratiiden @dbler," idreibt er, lift
uniere Narteiorgantiatto11 nod INNER
iebr beideiben. Sci Sen lebten &ei6,
tagstpableu tpl1r6en bon 12,207 ,529
giltigen @timmen 4,250,40t, .. +.
1888 Bro3er1t Ser geiammten Stint
mer3abl, fir sic So5ial6emofratie ab=
gegeben. Ma6 Dem 8eri6t bes &ar>
teiboritonoes boben mir aber n11r
847, 735 n1a1nli6e Yarteimitglieoer. 4"
r. 3iebe maj 6apon sic Mi@tmabler
ab, 40 6iirften>" beiBt es 6a meiter,
n11abe5u fiinfSedltel a1er io3ioloemo=
frotti9en @dbler unorganiiirt iein,"
s. +. lie ii11o eigentlid gar feline @ar=
teimitglieoer, ion6ern MIR nun5ufrte,
bene," Madldufer un6 berortigeS
&ropp5eug, SOS, Dem 6eutiden Bug
gum Nroteittren folgeno, urotb"
ltimmt.
56mi0t peridlieBt iid oenn al16
ser ginitdt ni9t, 6aB man NIT 6ie=
len1 Stinmgebern u1f sic 3auer fei=
men Stoat MAIDEN tonne, nn6 mir
meinen aud feinen io5ialtitii6en
@toat. vDie unorganitrte Maiie", 10
fdbrt er fort, uipielt alio BEL Ben
8ablen cine beoeuten6e &oue. Sour
ein fleiner She'll 6ieier Mi@torgani.
iirten oiirfte 6ur@ lire Stellung als
8eamte ooer @eiddftsleute bon Dem
8eitritt CUR @arteiorganiiatior1 5u-
r%iidgebalten per6en. Dte l1ebrtgen
,iinb Mitldufer." = Die fo5tal6emos
frotiide 8artei babe fi6 mobl biSber
auf oie'en Mnbang berlaiien fonnen;
ober tb0riht mdre es, gu gGa11ben,
0aB oieie Mitlaufer 5n ieoem Spfer
b reit ieien, u6aB auf lire Sbeilnabme
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
Mppe4 eimer Hra1.

Gn ale. Die betannt fino als 2eibenbe bon @beu=
mati8muS. gleibbiel OF III Den MuSteln ODER @lie=
bern. in ben 2enoen. Gumbaeps. Ropfmeb. @bmers
III ben Nieren a6er Meuralgia Sbmer3en. an ie gu
i9rsibsn tiir cine Yeban6lunq oabeim. ourdb bic
erahtet es ais lire Yfiebt. es Waen 2eioenben frei
suauienben. Sbr BELT gudb ielbit babeim. tuie
tanfenbe 5u beseuaen bereit iinb-tein Gehiel bes
Si,maf 1T n ;sSs, c,s PIE hs, sig Stf,sR ,'aMt ING
~iteife,n 8lieoer e%elentie. reiniet bas Blut unb ers
bdlt Die @ngen. brinst glaitisitdt unb Stdrte benz
9anaen Spfsm: 5aus obtges gueb tnterefiirt.
abreiirt 5ur 8eitelMng on 5rau M. Summers. Dor
67=&. Sputb Bend. Sub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
Ierfmarbige &eilnne ron Send.
fufteu.

Setter @inter, oIS mein tleiner
Sunge &eudbuiten bottle, taufte i'd
linn cine 51oi@e @bamberlains gu.
itenmittel. Sd CLAUDE mirfIi6, 6ab
es iein 2eben rettete," fhretbt Gral1
S. 8. @oof, Sn6iana, ga. u@s l0ite
ben S9leim, unb lin6erte feline @u.
itenanfaqe. Sd bin febr 6anfbor %.
fit, mas 6teies Mitte1 fir lin getbon
bat." gu fa1fen bel allen &dnolern.
- Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20

Moi{enactionen begriinbet merben
f0nnen, oaB iie cine 8olitif 6es rid
lidtloien neutrality-suspicious. mitma'
9en miirben."
SIN 2idte bieier @obert S9mi6t'>
fd)en 8eleu4tung betradtet, getpinnt
Die 8ebauptung, baB gar ~ein Grit,
tel Ser 8ep0lterung Deuti9lano's
So5iolilten iei," cine an6ere Scale.
6iinf SediteI Mitldufer, auf Die man
lid ni9t berlaiien fam, fir BEN SAL
zines @eneralltreifs 3. s.! IS miro
oaber falm @1n6er nebmen, 6aB Der
Narteitag in Sena in oieier 8rage
fol9 milbe gaiten ouf5og. go marnt
oenn aud &err Sdeioemann Dor Ser
uoirecten Mction;;" i'm @laiienfampfe
aber, auf bent 8ege ser Srganiia=
|tion 6r1rd politiide Mction fonen Die
iMrbeiter sic @erridaft erringen -
fir men?, fir 6ie %gebil6eten Hro-
leten! 9ie 6eutf@en 2ibera1en un6
Breiiinnigen, 6ie an cine 3abmbeit
inn @efolge baben0e Mauiernng Ser
@enoiien gu glauben ideinen, mag es
intereiiiren, 6aB @6et6emann in
@Iebelan6 perfinoete, ale Mrbetter=
geieBgebnng miir6e als Mbi9lags5ab.
lung nngenommen. Sen &e1t aber,
fagte er, v6en nns sic @%apitaliiten
fduloig bleiben, 1ebm1en mir ipater."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
Miebr Tlaiden jebes Sabr b%erfanft.

IS lift leidt gu periteben, marmm
etne gr0Bere Mn3obl bon Glai6en So
1eD's &oneb onb Ear COMPOUND iebeS
Sobr perfauft miro. 6rau Ebos Ser.
ran, 2S6 g6marb @traBe, &ougbton,
Mid., gibt 6afir einen a11sge5eidne'
ten @run6> tpenn Tie fdreibt: ~6olep's
$oneD an6 Gar COMPOUND bot iid
jtets aIs Elm tpirfiames Mittel er.
probt, befeitigt RAID 6as fitelnbe &C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-05
WIN MORNING GAME TO 2 AND
LOSE THE AFTERNOON
GAME, : TO I.
Graham Weakens in Afternoon. Retlr.
, Ing In Favor OF Prieste-Jones
Does Effective Work

Raymond Ryan's first division as
pirants displayed that soc'alistic
spirit that so predominates the Wheel
ing people, Of dividing everything
Equally. in yesterdays competition
With Roy Montsomery's stubs. taking
the morning game % the twin holidav
bill by the score Of 2 20 >. in ten In
n.aEs. and dropping the afternoon
contest 1 10 :. II remained for thar
old, tried and true sheriff pitcher.
utility ir;ielder and all around good
fellow. Mr.. Burden. 70 pitch The
Smokes 20 victory in the initial game
while Il fell 20 the hard luck o.
Peaches Graham 20 be on the los
Ing end o. tho afternoon game. Tootr-
mans pass 20 Jones. with Tho bases
crowded lost the morning game for
Steubenville.
The bes- pitcher IN the world could
not have Won FOR the Stogies in the
afternoon game as they we're simp'y
a. the mercy Of This Young fellow
Jones. VINO was thrown into tho d.
card hy Mar Hogan ~ GAINESVILLE a
short Tine sro Jonesv haa every.
thing and Tad T. going right-a glance
a. our hi column will reveal that
fart Two HRS represen, our total %
connections and Hammond ge-s axav
V.rh ali 'ho ho-c-s az that.
PEACHES managed % keep the bi,r.
- scattered 90 trA opening fsss.ors
o. he afternoon game. but he Ioos
e''7 under 70 strain IN the Hfth and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-05
SMOKES SPLIT TWIN ATTRACTION
WITH MONTGOMERY'S STUBLETS

sixth. He gave way 70 Prieste in the
seventh. but il was too late as the
stubs had done the damage. Manager
Montgomery must be credited With
using his brain matter in the second
game. as he pulled Jones. subs.itut.
.ng Hogan. Just ar the right time
attendance Yesterday Reached 600
Morning Game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-05
RETAINS TITLE

-. W J Mbl.EnJ\. England. jay ~ T.
w i4ciHs. %: New Z.sl.and. holder ~ tie
lee - aii-N-nElrut singles lawn tennis
- Nc 1910. t~taIf~i the craupIoHSh. 70 TO-
GAY ir testirg MaIrI,e T. M,Loug I'D n
- sal Francisco. National lawn tennis
afup'on - tir Inir~i states. ny tree
straight sets. So. 40. Jos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-05

So -.e|' Toledo @ ,'oiG4.suS
80 81 .rr"f noiis--M Irncarp. s. 81
Sc ."r s,','.- indianapolis. Louis
r.'.a
80 Kansas Kansas CIV. :. Nil
r-t .tt-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-05
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
korn4nR Qames

81 baltimore Providence. .. Balu-
more. e
AZ Use, city Nevarl.t Jersey city.
e.: Bl"atr Montreal g Earslo I
~ t0' ~Ster.-'lI .rr..-sI Toronto.
borLrer.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
t.crrinE Ga re-.

v.,itas
~ -.'a.". T".-.'o @ columbus
So l"u s,tl," Louisville. q. Indiana
o..
50 =. "s.i-Ht rneaacfs. =. g, Paul
PLAYERS fua frr lIr,4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-05
sToFPEp THE yIaEr
TO SAW KNOCKOUT

NrV ORLEANS Iutv 4-~-e-.ss
'.-r..' 80 faff-s-'n Ta-'rs s..rpe4
-..' a' ODD round f-Frf he+u r.-
'--. SETON AMI .-.arfie White t- 80
%. sNte.- o. pound o. go Vast -ffo .t--
100 D. 'ts aSf---c~r. 20 save VICE
ffor- S1r-.0ut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-05
Afternoon Gamea.

Baltimore - -"..aei,4. $ Ralti-
So i."- ester Tor onto. g. Rochester.
- N'~a-, 'e-~ey Crtv. &. Newark.
- E.1a,.- Montreal. S. R.Ha.o. II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-05
SPORT WORLD

The cleveland American L.aSus team,
.a'- siSaei contract &" play IN Erie
Mon 'ay afterro.u. July :. The game.
which W.. Dec stsgei during the Perry
&c ehratior. - expected to he ona Of thu
Sis features 81 tie wees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-05

Trasressor. the s.au-.viIlN backston
MO has been sold % the Roston Ma
u"nals. - -'pe''el t. leave. IN a few
days To replace h.n Harry Huston has
'. % sirr,i ay Hogan Huston = we'll
Nnn"r g" most irf-r- state ,itfe- and
VIII take .T i4s WORK al once. as ha -
'Nfe''r4 >" report 300 excellent condition.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
GLENDALE

because of the advancement of one
day in the issue of the Chronicle fer this
week, so as to give the wOrkmen Thanks
giving, we are compelled to cut short
much of this interesting letter. -Ed.)
The season is again with US but there
is a scarcity of gunners from outside
the State. All farmers are advertising
to keep the gunner off and warning
notice is tackled on every farm.
Harry Satterfield of Wilmington and
DR.. Messick of Milford spent last week
with Joshua Millman and report having
fine luck.
R. J. Coffin of Wilmington, with two
young chaps, are spending the cunning
season at the hOspitable home Of David
Lofand.
The holly wreath season has opened
and every one who has holly tree must
guard it with a gun. There has even
been cases when persons, knowing the
farmer to be away, have gone to the
house and told the children that their
father gave permission to gather the
holly berries. Berries seem to be very
scarce this year and are selling for a
high price.
A quiet wedding was solemnized last
Friday when Arlie Brown and Miss Alice
Young were united in marriage. They
Immediately went to their new home in
one of the Lekites cottages.
Mrs. Emma Lekites has started on
winter trip, visiting her children. She
will 90 to Canada, Kentucky, and Wash
ington, D. c.
Postmaster Whitney is on the sick
list and his wife is ably filling his place.
Wilbert Welch and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of fine
son. Mr.. Welch, a former Ellendale
bow. now resides in Philadelphia.
Milo Barber is again at the milling
establishment of D. H. Reed. 1t seems
Milo is fond of Glendale and finds 1t
hard to stay away.
We are pleased to note the return to
our native hearth of Mrs. Susan Sharpe,
wife of the late Polk Sharpe, and the
eldest daughter of the late Rev. Jesse
Millman.
The many friends of the writer Of
this letter will be glad to see once more
the original name signed. After mar
row escape and much suffering ne IS
again able to take up the performance
of his duties, to the delight of the many
who look for the weekly Glendale letter.
PAUL PRY.
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
4 VALUABLE SUGGESTION.
IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE.

1t is now conceded by physicians that
the kidneys should have more attention
as thew control the other organs to a
remarkable degree and do tremendous
amount of work in removing the poisons
and waste matter from the system by
filtering the blood. IN.
During the winter months especially,
when we live an indoor life, the kidneys
should receive some assistance when
needed. as we take less exercise, drink
less water and often eat more rich heavy
food. thereby forcing the kidneys to DO
more work than Nature intended. EVl
dence of kidney trouble, such as lame
hack. annoying bladder troubles, smart
ing or burning, brickdust or sediment,
saIlow complexion, rheumatism, may De
weak or irregular heart action; warns
Won that your kidneys require help I'M
mediately to avoid more serious trouble;
MANY physicians claim that an herbal
medicine containing no minerals or opi-
ates has the most healing influence. An
IDEAL herbal compound that has had most
,rres1nnarkable success as a kidney and 6lad-
der remedy is DR.. Kilmer's s Swamp ROOT;
You may receive a sample bottle OF
Swamp. Root by Parcels Post. ADDRESS
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, n. T.,
and enclose ten cents also mention the
Milford Weekly Chronicle. ll-I-4t
Milford chronicle., 1913-11-28
For Sale.

Beef Scrap 50. rs bag, or 50. .65 in bag
lots, or $4,000 ton Cotton Seed Meal
$1.75 bag, or 81. 65 in bag lots. or $50. 90
ton Bran, 81. so bag, or 81. 40 in 10 bag
lots, or S27.00 ton Beet Pulp, Sl.5O bag,
or S28.00 ton; Purina Dairy Feed, 81. rs
bag, or S32. so ton; Purina Horse Feed,
ST. bag, or S34. 90 ton Rye and Wheat
Middlings, S30 90 ton; Molasses for stock.
12H cents gallon 200 barrels Pillsbury
and Gold Medal Flour 500 kegs Wire
Nails Cut Bone 81. so bag Oyster Shells
go cents bag Maca Grit 85 cents bag
Charcoal So cents bag; Linseed Meal
$3.50 bag Purina Scratch Feed ; Purina
Chick Feed Purina Chowder Purina
Alfalfa Meal; Hen-E-Ta. 11-28tf
JOSEPH E. HOLLAND. Milford. Del.