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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-10
Down
Deep

IN the heart of every man n
fibre is the desire FOB hc as well
dressed as any of Dbl, 3cqu1int-
ances. But sometimes down
deep in the pocket there isn't
the price 70 give you your
hearts desire Cheer up. we
Offer you just The STYLE you
want in cIothc, at just the
price you wish 20 pay.
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FOR FRUIT CAKE
AND PLUM

IOI are sure 20 need SOM. ~,
th"se-HlI new stock Htr.-
orange Peel Lemon Peel RaieIrs
lurran's 'ardiDI P.a.aurir Gan
di"d Ilerri'- Sew S.s.. Nuf.
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POMPElAN OLIVE OIL.

Another number one product
mat is Well known 20 our trade.
y Pts. s5C Pts. Zoe. Ofe. be-.
y Gal. $3.50.
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Copyright 1913. sherman D. clegg.1
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FINANCIAL.
pANUANDIE TTNI

or wednesdoy evening. November 10. at
their home near bethlehem
&C. 4 Riddle sr. % DfHrunersrurr
Pa. Poo Ius been Tire guest uf hIe snu.
Rev. % a Nflle. Tor Few Ilfs. VIII
RETURN home fs1Hf. Mr Riddle D. gen
eral pass ger Hrcrf for the cumberland
valley Railroad company
Nr aud NIs Isaac y Ashton. 90 short
Creek. we're Euests ~ pr ana Mrs b
N. 9arvin from Saturday coo Monday.
on Monday morning fn- sherrfI Gone
been closed fHr t week
Tomorrow "wednesday the Wt oi'vrt
Ladies. A'l Hr-.rfr viii bold Hu n 4. tnr
quitting Hf fNr ruwr ~ Mrs Win Ir
~ rnif at Iiefrart Hcishfs. Mozart be-
ginning 90 O'Clock n. w.
Jofu Winter. % f.oudsus,uIe. visited
bio sister. Miaa Myrtle at the home %
ifr T fnN saturday John .Hr.n
home from the navy two weeks uEo. uu.
Dc ir EnlrE fN.H week fH NINuIu. y
to enlist in tho reruiar army
Miss Helen Gar,ir. senior ir the
local IIEl school fa out ~ school on &C.
count 81 Illness
william seIHIe. ~ Mozart. who has
been 90 fh grippe Cor about Irre
weeks. ia able a. 30 out
This 10 week " exams at the $40
gart school
lr -rits ~ the amount ~ rair mat
NnF FALLEN There are af'II abundant
refur ants nf tue great srrw dr.fts
TIE snow in part 81 tHc bethlehem
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SPECULATION WAS LISTLESS ON
THE STOCK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. Nv. Speculation
was ilstless all day long. and except
IN Isolated instances price Changes
were instgntuCaut. In the first hour
theEe was a. sharp decline which car
ried down the leaders a point or So. \
recovery came quickly. In the after
noon speculation was lfeleSs
There was plenty OF news today re-
Earding Mckee. the trade situation.
events AZ Washington and other things
In which the street s. Interested but IL
was not news - first Importance.
There was nothing which indicated de-
cisive developments. with no occur
renccs at home TO affect the market at
the opening. the tone was determined
by the London market. where Aucrl-
cans were heavy Tentative efforts Of
the bears 70 extend the decline awaited
nothing Operations on the long side
met with no more success.
The c0prers failed to benefit bv the
strons showing made ln the rortnirhtlv
report % European supplies. showing
"A decrease OF more than 5000. 900
pounds.
Assets realization fel 2u points 20
En-. IL sold 81 100 earlier IN the wear.
Iofsl sales $4,000 shares
Bonds We're easy virginia deferred
g. were hId up three uoiuts Total
saies par value Sl.si5.ooO
United states bonds were unchanged
on call
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW 1O4th. ~. lt.--Butter, steady.
creamery extras 81 % soc. fIrsts ESQ 3zc.
seconds 2o-1 u p nc. thirds 24u2f =. &.
held. extras IL u axe; firsts rs u soc: sec
onds 70 ..c, state dairies. finest 81
SIC; good ~ u 3Uc. Iair % q 26c. process.
extras - = " 20 nc. firsts 24Q 25c; see
onds % y ZSc. imitation creamery firsts
20 "a 25c, factory. held firsts use: current
make. firsts - " q 2sc: seconds 2la s2c:
packing stock. June make &c. currcn.
makes 20 -lc. Cheese firm. state whole
milk. held. specials lGtac. average fancy
l6g 49,. fresh. specials Ice. average
fancy !5Ac, underg rades l2i.ul5nc
daisies. held l6Ac. Wisconsin whole
mix, daisies. held. l6i. fresh i5& " &C:
twins l6i.ci skins 5dlShc Eggs.
iirm. fresh gathered extras a. l6c; eN-
ira firsts ~ u42c; firsts 294.4Oc: Sec
onds 80 q 3Sc. thirds 300 SIC. dirties No.
j. 2>c, No. ?. % q 3sc. checks. good to
choice 25c. undergTades s6.OOd 5.2O. re-
frigerstor special marks. fancy Zgi, u
soc. firsts 2Sh "a @gc. seconds 27is q use:
seconds to firsts on dock 26g2Nhc low
er grades 2 n &c; dirties p q 2sc; state
fenusA lVania and nearby heuuery whites
zine 10 fancy 50 70 f5c. do gathered
" hites $50 SIC. heun-ry browns 4CU5bc.
mixed colors 4Uu i6c. western gathered
whites i2N 5Nc. Flour steady. spring
patents Si35G 455. winter strAights
$40 A2 20. winter patents t4sOu4.6O.
spring clears $500 ff f.Zu. extra No /
winter S3.5jff 3 -. extra No . winter
S.a5 a S1SV' Kansas straights t4lOat
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. fair and coool
weather area is passing over the Ohio
and Tennessee valleys and gulf
states this morning. with center over
West Virginia.
The presSIres are relatively low
over the Northwest and upper valleys.
attended and preceded by higher tenn
peratures. In the central west the
weather Is unsettled. with light rain In
sections.
The unsettled weather area In the
West will probably spread into this
section during the next 30 hours. with
probably rain and higher temperature
Local data: highest temperature
yesterday, 10 lowest last night, So
rainfall. OO3.
The river will reach a stage OF from
- TO ~ feet At Point Pleasant Tues
day The river will fall slowly al
Marietta and Parkersburg tonight and
Tuesday.
ii. &. HOWE. Section Director.
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MUSICAL ENr9RTAlNMtNr.

The Epvorth League Of the North
street VI y church viii give a mu-
steal and literary entertainment AZ the
church November %. 90 O'Clock
The program will be- followed by a 90.
cial. which viii be- held IN the base
mont " tho church. ~ which refresh
ments % all kinds win BE- served
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NefS silent effort is being made by
tsi sons wh" are Interested IN the WHITE
fiIl i.Hl Co get three carloads OF
~ 81 sion" put uu this uIe,. ~ road
i.' stone was stu ON the cars a div Or
"" ago. await NIX ASSN uucrt Co some pr
tfs ohio county roads mn. VNbft. tf,f
Us VIE Ncer PREPARED tor stone anf
iit lr % state. DO .aa reached % terv
STONE wfr rut oa q BE- mn las, - i.y
Aud saturday. iut viii be on Little benc-
Nt "hl'-s muth more g. added.
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Money

NEW YORK. Nov. I7.-Money on call
Urn Urn lrIanse "9,f per cent. ruling
Iitc. ~ closing d. 3. clos NJ asked.
= Time money firm. sixty and ninety
""Es. uer cent six months. 4.H5.
NV YORK, nov. 17-Copper weak
TorniJsi '' rs 90 LAKE 1870.
steady. spo;. 80 10, o. 20 Lead. -
$50. Srcltcr. go 70 $50. Iron quict
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ro1d was not shoVelcd ont at aif. and no
Teams paefcl over 10 until SATURDAY
3 n MonfEnmerV. mail carrier. re-
summed 49, REGULAR route over The Rethis-
Ne-u road yesterday fM0ufaVl
Mrs Morris ~ Wheeling rarrs
OUT saturday Coz spend fee dava visit
ne nor parents. Mr. anf Mrs Heubcn
MHtIrf
'n Monday J o. KiErr attended the
funeral N Andrew Kiref Of TrIafeirnia
p. kInEea .a Iaid rp with luuhaEo.
Ifr ~. 10 TIE Union stock yards
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SHERRARD


The loca. VI c. 4 WAS IL have mo,
on MONDAY sN en- NJ ~ last week bur tho
meeting Nas postponed until lasf ev.-
hiHg. NpNc'uicr -. This was tho first
meeting ~ the iHtH-i4 season and IL
Hh~ called Tor : % purpose - reorEnrlz-
IT'S ami planning the winters work
Aifrf We bus moss was disposed ~ Nov
" Riddle showed 4 number or sfe.c-
interesting talk
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Nfre Hre fWu cases ~ a.HrfHfIra a.
Mozart sheldon korfreter nj Hnor no
.,n I'Hard legs. 90 Room $50 a.
.'nnr'fI fn Poo improving $50 other |.If.
.f'r have been exposed fH the Hfse4ae
Wf' if .. NnIIcr ad there .n rn DANGER 90
ife aprfHdIuE from these tvn Tr,.,-
IRE nr Gro Terrace There be-
probability ~ tho school beng closed
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TODAY. roo i .a zoe Urr.e fr Webster f|s.
ri.t one HHif mile enrU ~ Viola. . Do
sutton Al. holding publ. sale ~ Efa
ftfw personal rfuUerfH s SO tHrr.rr.
H" % Nn"rNaNiIfe. Dr. aIrfIarear rrF
ff' D. feel re. I.Iea and household frf.
r'i"rc Hrr being sold Tho eaica boz this
lrf Iifnrf have been .uwpurafIveiv few
I' er1eHu. hut aa rule tho articles
NfrrH IHrn sold we'll
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During the last few days rabbit flesh
."S appeared ur tic tables .n numerous
nome. OF thIt reiEAhorN God During !.
" IiI m9uf I'-H'us. fhc CHEF D .tersior.
u no HflC an mails. which had been Irr
pl.t"hei fnr W. ile ly the drifting aorv.
awe OUT TO- search ~ something to at.
t.i WfN were unable tu run with uIurI.
-fe"' On. f.f Neeu snow NHut were era-
.f .Nrif without having tu he s.nf
.' ihe bunny population here a. urfv IL
~n 90. para 90 what 10 Nus e. week ago.
.NN inIIff hunters may have dln.rulfr
in'.hf trf Trims worth while
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New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. vs. Va. nov H. "a
Reported uv 4. D.. Alastsu e 60. 4. y
stand. manager; tdeinhc-a New YorE
Stock Exchange.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. NOV 17.-Late favorable
news from Argentina eased wheat to-
day after an early uptutn. the marker
closing irregularly. "a shade uT TO q. 70
&C net lower. Covering by shirts stead
led corn. the close showing "A net gain
of q shade TO - 70 g.. Provisions on
good buying finished Unchanged to J. = g
higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18

~ ul NJ. william. Ngrr.r vui o.
certain ne Bethlehem Adult bible class
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING W Va. Nov. l.. u
Rang, II urtN- stock. on IT, -,
s"Ti- stock EScnaus~. corrected dali, -
80 p. Masfen Z Co. brokers
STOCKS. Iop-u.l.isnI1.ow Los.
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Pittsburgh Stocks

WHEELING W. va. $500. 3D. ~
To- zctIr- IHtI.rlfgu .tu.rs. corr. ia
.hi.F ~ :. O. NHTfar g ro bnrlsrs
building
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l.. =. Light q Heating.
do preferred ...-......... - 90
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Fidelity Loca: Stocks.


WI tl-LlNi. W. Va. 30. n "a
Corrected daily for the INTEL Coueer
oy me Fidelity Investment association.
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Baron Local Stocks.

B -. cash dividend yayabie Dec
Transfer books cluse Nov. goth
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Aruc.es open. Inga. Low. Cios-
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WEARY or LIVING"

hecentiy the announcement was
made of the suicide OF young WIFI
IN New York, who LETT word that she
had been only bird in gilded
cage" She had diamonds galore and
all that money could buy And sim
she was not happy.
An instance is also recalled of self
destruction because of i'll health
There was nothing to live for Anoth
or case of seli-destruction is reported
because OF disappointment in foot
ish love affair There was nothing TO
live Tor Stn another poor fellow
passed into the shades by his own
hand because he feared that starya.
/ ton would ov rtake him. And so the
list might be extended indefinitely,
They all thought that they had moth
ing 20 live fer
/ Why this seeming universal suioid.
Al tendency" asks the Milwaukee
7 News. How Is II accounted for? Tn
ldeubtedly ii comes from the rush and
hurry and strenuousness Of the age.
We live too fast, We eat too much.
We work too hard. We rest and re-
cuperate too little, The things which
nature Graves and demands are disro.
gaidcd. And the breaking point must
come somewhere and some how. The
physical and intellectual man cannot
withstand tn SO constant and repeated
assaults upon itself The jumping OF
place is inevitable How sad we say.
4 haw ineNpressibly sad it is that this
condition exists!
And We woader il II ever occurred
TO these poor deluded nortais. that
However little they may have thought
that they had 10 live FOR. they had in.
tnitely less to die forg The rasn act
was neither noble nor courageous. On
the contrary 1t was both selfish and
cowardly.
Would ina. Is were possible To i'm.
press upon nations as well as UPON in
-h daeis THAT Ire, haman life, IS a sa.
cred, precious, valuable thing, The DC,
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THAT ALABAMA SENATE 5EAr.

II IS much to b. regretted that SO
gCod man and 50 admirably equip
ped a publiclst as Frank =. Glass, oil
Montgomery, should not have a bet
ter title to a seat in the United States
senate than he has through appoint
ment given him by Gov. O'Neal, Of
Alabama. There appears to be little
probability that he VIII be seated On
the commission he bears, opinion OF
the seators being in d " OF the provi
siCns OF the nth amendment to the
federal constitution, providing for the
election OF senators by popular vote
that an executive appointment is in
valid in the absence of special author
zation OF such act by the state legi5
!ature. Gov. ONeal has been advised
and urged to call q special session OF
the Alabama legislature to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of the lat
Senator Johnston, but he has taken
a very determined and insistent stand
against such a course, for just what
reason has not been made clear. This
appointment Of Representative Clay
ION to the vacancy was never brought
to definite issue before the senate.
and his resignation OF the commission
relieved the matter OF consideration
but the view appeared to prevail al
Washington that his credentials would
not have been received had they be n
presented At the time of that ap-
pointment there was some excuse for
Gov. O'Nears action as time was short
and 1t was desirable to recruit the
ranks Of the Democrats in the senate,
but since Mr.. Clayton's resignation of
the commission, there has been plen-
" of time, and the occasion for films
Inc vacancy IS not so greatly pressing
and the governors insistenca on eXcr-
tisng the right of appointment in the
face Of tho advice he has had from tbs
highest Democratic sources, is difficult
OF explanation. Probably there is some
political complication local to Aia-
bama influencing the situation. but tha
oneral interest in the filing OF the
vacancy with a Democrat o. ability
and character is SO large that the mat
ter should not be held subject to these
currents.
But We do hope some way will be
found to make Mr.. Glass member OF
the senate. He is eminontly qualified
Tor tho place and would render his
state and his party fine service in the
upper house of congress.
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A Hint to Young Mothers.

When my children show the slight
est symptoms of being croupy l give
them Chamberlain Coush Remedy,
and when have cough or cold On
lungs | take il for few days and
Gm soon rid Of the cold, writes Mrs.
lay Fry, Ferguson Sta. Mo. The
first symptom OF group is hoarsness,
give Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy as
soon as the child becomes hoarse ana
it Will prevent the attack. This RENE
~ contains no narcotic, For sale by
Ill dealers,
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GOOD ROADS AND HEALTH

That good roads prevent disease Is
A novel proposition, and 1t viii strike
many people as fanciful until they
nave thought ii over.
Yet we have not seen an argument
more convincing than that which the
Kansas state board of health advances
TO prove that there is a direct associa-
zion between good roads and good
health.
Weeds and other rank vegetable
sr0wths are prolific breeders of flies,
mosquitoes and other disease carrying
insects Sound road-building causes
the removal of weeds and similar
Arash. Weed undergrowtas by the
roadside invite the deposit of garbage
and oial Good roads do away with
these disaase-breeding agencies.
Good roads also prevent disease by
providing good drainage, Many farms
have no drainage except by bitches
alCng the side of the road. Open ditch
es clear OF brush and debris. Of hard
surface and proper lall, afford farms
an opportunity to I'd themselves OF
stagnant pools.
Oiltng OF roads destroys insect lar
vac. Dry, hard roads also enable the
pedestrians. especially Tie thousands
ot school children who. in country 10.
calities, walk quite II distance 10 and
trom school, TO keep their shoes and
stockings dry, thus preventing colds,
and their frequent consequences, pneu
monia and tuberculosis.
The Kansas board of health has per.
formed valuable service in asserting
and proving that good roads are con-
dISiYe 10 sanitation
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'913-STATE AND syJufY
TAX NOTIC1-fets.

FOR tho purpos Of collecting the
state and County Tax fer 1918, l viii
b. at the following Precincts on the
dates named.
st. S!fnons 18th Dist, at Pier-Ccto-
Aer -. November, 10.
Sterling, 1856 Dist Wrights Store
October ~, November 20.
H. acn 1872 Dist, Lapg's store. DC
:9Jcr Is, Noyembe, 81
M. 81 Dist. Livings:oh's
store October %. November 20.
Al intervening dates at Cour;
lionss until December ~. The dal
Ncd ~ law t. close tile books.
HIRAM J. READ
T. c., Glynn rouaty.
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Saved Hio foot.

e. D. Ely, OF Bantam, o., suffered
rom horrible ulcer on his foot for
four years, Doctor advised amputa
ton, but he refused and reluctantly
tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a la
resort. He then wrote: 4 used your
salye and my foot was soon complete
ly cured" Best remedy for burns
cuts, bruises and eczema. Get a bo&
today. Only 25c. All drugg. SITS CT BY
mail. n. {. Buckien G Co., Philadel
2hia or S.. Louis.
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500 Reward. 500

The readers Of this paper VIII be pleased TO
Iearn tnht there - a least one dreaded disease
that scitnce has been able TO cure IN ali It's
stages, and that s. CataTh. HaIi'E Catarrh Cure
j. the only positive cure now known 70 the med
zeal fraternity. Cstarrh being 2 constitutional
aI,sase, requires constitutional treatment
Bais Catarrh Cure r. taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
The system. thereby destroying the foundation
or the disease. and giving the patient strength
b. building up the constitution and assisting ma
tuEe IN doing its work. The TrOpriet0rs have
- much faith IN it, curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any that It
fails to cure. Send for list If testimonials.
Address +. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo o.
Sold by all Druggists. TIE
Take Halls Family PMS for Constipation.
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LEE CONSERVATISM.

The paradox has been well put tha
the most precious thing is the cheap
cst-in money: while the most useless
thing IS the dearest-in dollars and
cents. The cost Of killing a man in
modern warfare averages $4,000; IN
the Boer war it was $4,000 The six
Great European powers are grinding
Two billions Of dollars out Of the re-
spectiye peoples for military brepar-
ations-not for war. ii is said, but 10
prevent war. Meanwhile millions OF
young men who should be engaged
IN industrial pursuits are maintained
In utterly Improbable idleness, and
are CHARTERED, Il IS declared, In mad
cquate and sometime tuberculosis
ridden barracks. On the other hand.
Col. Gorgas and his associates have
converted Their formerly pestilent and
deadly lsthmus Of Panama into one
Of the healthiest regions on earth, at
a cost Of s2.43 for each life saved
Aany hundreds Of men, women and
children in our South have been cured
Of the hookworm disease at an aver
axe cost Of u cents for each sufferer.
1t Is indeed true that the most pre-
ciCas thing in nature is human life
tand human health by which life is
enjoyed and lengthened), and as we
have seen, it is about the cheapest;
while the most useless and foolish
hing is human warfare, which is the
mott costly.
lrr&tlonalily akin to that eyinced liz
Europe though not so llagrant
has been shown by cur congresson-
al house committee on indian Affairs
in refusing the request Of the secrc
tary OF the interior for adequate funds
with which to do hospital sanitation
and medical work among the ma
lions wards The appropriation
has been 100000. but investigation
revealed conditions much worse than
had been supposed. The death rate
from pulmonary tuberculosis in the
federal REGISTRATION area is IL among
the Indians it is 81, while the dealt
ratio OF the latter from all causes IS
80, or more than double that in the
registration area. On ascentaining
r1ese facts the secretary of the into.
rior in his last report. recommended
that the appropriation for prevention
and treatment Of disease be increased
TO 100000 but the members OF our
billion dollar congress- (which had jus
voted millions TO be added to those al
ready given IN pcns'ons) baked at
such expenditure IN behalf of PEG
pie for whose welfare our government
has very largrely assumed the respon
sbilty ana whose diseases ar cor
SANITY cndangcring their white nelgl
bors.
The conservation Of health is per.
haps the most important idea which
the twentieth century has thus far
evolved
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The Waycross journal takes a shot
at Col W. S. West. Of Naldosta: the
N2ldos'h Times attempts 30 reply,
Loses siaht OF the real question at is
sue and concludes with bitter TRADE
against Senator Hoke smith, who had
no part or place in the controversy.
However, that's habit with Brantiey,
q the Times, and he really is not to
Be blamed. II < has been at IL so long
thai il has become second nature with
him and IN the meantime the growing
popularity OF Senator Smith would in
a.r1io that these unwarranteu attacks
.ne.eaea rather than diminish his
a uaon TIE esteem and the aifec.
lions Of the people Of the state,
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Heartburn IS symptom Of indigas-
ION To correct the digestive organs
he remedy is SIMMONS RED i LIV-
FIR REGULATOR Tho misery disap-
pears at once. The bowels operate
speedily and you feel strong, visorous
nd cheerful. Price large package,
S.00; small size, 2bc. Sold by all
d lggiatg. aso
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Tha, recent supreme court ruins
on the nearbeer proposition seems TO
put The status of the matter back into
the hands OF the jury after all, While
in the case in point the right OF the
judge to close up might have been
wise, on the whole the spirit OF our
laws is 10 let iurIcs pass upon the
real question OF innocence or guilt
CT parties charged with transgres.
stems,
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structicn Of which is never the func-
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en- US TO keep and use. never to de-
arOy."
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Double stamp acts, higher taxes for
war purposes in Mexico, and yet Huer
In spent more than $4,000 for refresh
monts on his latest reception. Surely
the lot OF the Mexican peon is not a
very happy one.