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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
STATS STARS PREPARING TO
ANNEX SCALP OF DUQUESNE

ray OF huskies are out for line Jobs and
"A speedy group OF men trying for places
IN the oaekheld. Coach John viii have
hard task picking a first team that
VIII represent Stats best. Chambers
ana Edward are putting up a pretty bat
Tie for a place at the left flank. while
flames. Nutter. Farrell. Schiller and
Marsh are all putting in bids for tho Do
sition at risht end.
from the work shown by the men IN
practice IL is certain the Stats will
have 4 heavy.powertul line. At tackles
weaver and Carpenter will again appear.
with Wilson. a isS-pound giant who
.,anIs rect : Inches. and Stone. who
NtlhAS $50 pounds and who is over Eix
,ect pushing them hard. A former West
virginia university star iS also o,,, %
place at the tackle position bur does
y IeSire his name published Harry
one guard position Tho other s,,ord
position = stu doubtful but with hea,.,-
men sue. AZ Baker. ;. Chambers. Patter-
ION ana Calvin trying out FOR tho mace
= - certain 10 be well taken ca. -
Manager Phillips Is trying 10 irt.resf
80, "a m. as year captain Of Pittsburgh.
20 play mere during the present season
ma u hts efforts are succersful the
s1I-af VIII be able 10 put a line IN the
Calvin IT, big man weighing go pounss
re - ALSO a phenomenal punter All or
Ms. Ms Kicks going from so 70 20 ,arcs
Dutch schultz. the great centsT Or
.oy. o.. - almost sure OF TIE center
sorl ION. AZ ne IS heavy ard eNceptionallv
fatt Tor a big man His direct passes 10
~. PACKS are accurate aud are thrown
*" tremendous speed. lie is one OF
- N'TN t~N men who throw a rpir,l
49, I'm l-' center position. and claims THIS
~ can only be perfected after much
rtrsg.i'c. BEHIND the forwards. coach
JonnN the sensational halrharF % I,.f
season. ts generating the fearr ~. 80
W' quarterback position securely CO.
ntttI. The hight FOR tho halfhari, robs
yes h"fWseu Soles. Green Farrell -t-t-
wards aud Nutter while Gardre- X M,
IT, UP q hattie TO- Tho fUllharS uosition
ne hest md ~ the week has h..r
Joseph Farrel This New Tya,c- ..,,.
hdS l""n shifted from end TO haIfhe,L ~,
tl' hrSt team and has been u-o,Inf, ,,t.
~ tHere In scrimmaEe practice While
ne was q very good end he has turned
OUT I" he an even better backneld man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
GOLF TOURNEY
At Wilmington Shows Reversal Of
Form by Several American
Contestants.
WILMINGTON. Del Oct IL

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. 14-Plav.
ing consistent golf the visiting Fng.
lisa, Irish and Canadian champions All
survived the opening round OF match
play Il The nineteenth annual Wo-
mems National Golf ChampionshiD
tournament to-day on the links of The
Wilmington Country club. Reversal
OF form by several OF the American
contestants resulted in the elfmina-
ton OF the title holder. Miss Margaret
HuIiis, OF Boston. and Miss Katherine
Harley, OF Fail River. a former cham
pion whose showing IN the qualifying
round had led many TO believe thai
she would figure in the semi-flnals
Miss Harley finished in fourth place
yesterday with a card Of % while
who defeated her today up, barely
quallned with score OF ll2.
The visitors all won in compara-
lively easy fashion. Miss RavenscrOft
the former English champion, defeat
ING Miss Frances {. Griscom, a form
er American champion. from Philadel-
phla, SIX up and five 10 play. Miss
Mable Harrison. Irish champion. win
ming from Mrs. Hirsh. Philadelphia.
slA up and four TO play. and Miss
Dodd, English and Canadian cham
pion, taking her match from Miss
Nobht OF Wilmington, five up and
three 10 play.
Miss Violet Pooley. OF British Co.
lumbia. won from Miss Lillian HYDE.
a former metropolitan champion. OF
New York. four mp and three to play.
Mlss Florence l.. Harvey. Of Hamil-
ton. Can, defeated her fellow country
woman. Miss Frances Scott. also OF
hamilton, i've UP and three to plav.
In addition to Mrs Stockton and
MISS Painter. the American contest
ants in the second round tomorrow,
VIII be. Miss Harriet Curtis. of pos-
ton. sister OF the defeated cham
pion. and who tied for second place
IN the qualifying round with Miss
i5odd. Mrs. g. II. Vanderbeck and
MRS. - II. Filter. OF Philadelphia
Miss Fanny Osgood. of Boston. Miss
Myra Helmar. Miss Elaine Roeenthal
ana Mrs. =. : Colburn. Of Chicago,
Miss Marion Hollins. the metropoIi.
tantite holder. and Mrs. A. l.. Calm
Of New York.
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IN FINE SHAPE
Coach S~eetland Has Varsity BOYS In
Excellent Condition For
Wesleyan Game.
- uIsnatch Il u. LnL.-I-..r-.-

Special Dispatch o. Tire Intelligence
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Oct IA
Both Sweetland and Baker are apply
ing the finishing touches on the final
training OF the West Virginia football
squad Tor the championship battle at
FAirmont Saturday and every minute
or time is being utilized. Yesterday
a Sufficient number Of men was out
10 keep three teams going which
shows the spirit OF the football men
al the state university. Some have
no chance whatever Of ever making
inc team but they seem perfectly sat
ished to come out To take their bumps
20 condition the men who are on the
first string
The spirit Of the men is high and
never before has there been so much
harmony IA a West Virginia camp IN
there is AT the present time. II is
~" intentions 90 take every man 10
fairmont who knows the signals and
as result every one out Is acguaint-
ing himself with the various plays
and formations which are being intro
duccu daily. Wesleyan had man az
the Pitt game Saturday watching
West virginia work bur The truth OF
the matter is. nothing az very i'm
Poitant nature was uncorkcd al the
smoky City contest SaturdaN West
virginia went 10 Pittsburgh instruct
Cd 10 use only certain plays and none
we're used Out of tho limited circle.
The best plays We're not used. bein.
reta med especially for Wesleyan.
New plays are being taken on daily
mere and u the Wesleyan representa-
tive got any Information last Satur-
day II Will not count for much Coach
Sw"etland had had fourteen years ,
coaching and h. ie wise 20 All the
tricks played by coaches of all tho
college teams The watch sound
around the field will be- increased ;hfs
afternoon and not even a student will
be allowed within 90 wards OF the
Held. \ supposed Wesleyan roote- or
supporter was soon on the hil dur.
ing practice Yesterday afternoon and
he was chased for three blocks e.
Was not known just who he was hut
when no took 10 his heels u looked
as though IL was man who was
some place that the shouldn't have
been
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SPECIAL TRAIN TO
". & J. GAME
PLtTs COMPLETED NY WHEELING
ALUMNI FCR LOCAL PERsoNs~
REQ and plaes Squad VIII Clash WITH
rem State saturday Afternoon.

heolinE alumni Of Washington and
"fHrrson college will be provlded
speDial train over the n. & O 10 ca-rv
,In {" ~" football game a. Wash
l,nston; Pa. Saturday between W &
ana Tenn state Manager II -
Mur'hN. ~ W y T.. has pe-aonall,
tho Wheeling y 4 - station az
clock Saturday afternoon ana ,--t-c
contest '"'
Announcements Is made that the rer,,-
Ar railroad rate viii p-evstl an
" he"ling alumni - " <. ne we'll as
oih@r Football fans who EXPECT 10 at
TEND the biz 80 80 - NVashfDr.~p ~.
Naria town on tho special Ti~k.ta v-,ft
~. Foot -eturning eifNe- m 2 soerf.r
wh,ch will leave shortly after The con
$500. o. on any -@gular westtound train
Especial in-e-cs, 70 relt ir v-be.r,,-
- re = fr.-0 hecauaa me On -.af-
~ thn I.Sd ard E'ack - Russell Good
WIN. Or tn.F rify. Goodwin is qua-fe--
l''k NJ Tho ~ e. y team and one -
IN" Cr"7tcsf rsTve~s tho Was,,frr.-.,
49,, 49,, ''u'on ever turned out He was in
fa--'lv md wNila Ne-e eInressc4 -.
he icf fNnt " & 7 would win rro-, t.e
oil rival Penn state ''"
Th' Wh"-l'ng ar-anEement~ ro- ,his
Eafne az IN charge ~ Ca-I ccA-,if.
e0rDe- " 3 r-ar. rovr n ico,l a.,
torner NJ. Sch-vidf r~oues'r -Net ON
VINO desire railroad tickets For fNe t-iD
- W. TN'~gf0n SATURDAY eea him ~.
'eleDhore MIN - hts oeff~. ~ 49,.
sob rn1'ha~h NuiiSiDg lie fastrer =.
secure sor1e dSNrfte fdsa a. - ,Lo
numb Who win .--ats fh~ t~'p ~ 80
s~"cial train IN or'c~ 'hat he may NAY.
70 -0e7a-' ac~0rv' rro@attora
THE " g 7 -re~n state ra-De o.. =.
ra-frf 7g fN@ hi~~e-' Too.hsr ,..-,r..
Jon ever stared '- this se-''4, - ~
r-'-- 49, ~-"v1 81 fully 10 900
persons TO looked sor
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WILL NOT REGARD
Continued from r,rst Fags.)

at to-day's cabinet meeting and mem
bers OF the cabinet expressed them
selves as astonished AT the audacity
OF General Huerta They were APP
prised by President Wilson OF the
nature OF the two communications
sent to General Huerta through
Charge d'Anaires OShRughnessy and
an voiced approval of the vigorous
representations The cabinet meet
Ing was about 10 adjourn when press
dispatches announced that Senior
Querido Moheno Mexican minitser
oi foreign affairs. had characterized
the American communications as in
temperate"
Awaited Reply.
Onicial Washington tonight await
ed the formal reply being drafted by
the Huerta ministration. Charge
OShaughnessy reported that he had
conveyed both communications and
had been assured with respect to the
Imprisoned deputies that no violence
would be done them. but that they
would be tried for seditiOn.
IL is the second note OF the Aueri-
can government, which Is said To be
only $50 words I'm length. practically
breaking OF negotiations with Huerta.
Administration officials hold that
with most OF the members OF the Mexi-
can Congress in jail. a prominent men,
Der OF Congress who dared To speak
adversely 10 the Huerta administra-
ton. still mystCriously concealed. and
the Congress dissolved. II is impossi-
BILE for the civilized world TO believe
that the Huerta group was capable OF
establishing or maintaining cOnstitu-
uonal authority In the southern repub-
Tic. They also feel that the Huerta Of
hcisls are no longer deserving Of such
al II -
existed
As yet there is no concrete evidence
that the Washington administration
intends to use drastic measures. Toe
White House has discouraged the
heads OF the army and navy from tax
ing any steps that would give an
alarmist impressinn
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hENlCO CITY. oct 1.-THE STATUE
quo will not be changed by the latest
exchange OF notes between MeNilco and
the United states. according to inform
alton given out NJ the Mexican Foreign
Once late tonight
The diplomatic communications be-
tween Washington and Mexico growing
out OF the dissolution OF the Mexican
congress and the Imprisonment OF tho
deputies have been the subject OF IN
tcu-- iu--cst TO-DAY. Neither the Am
rican charge d'affalrcs nor the Mexican
Foreign o'ncc has made known the tenor
OF tho eNchHurt.
Nelson OSfaughncssy. the charge. ap-
pe9-trE deeply concerned made visits
20 the foreign Of9rc and the presidents
once. and fD~ several hours this after
noon, after tho cabinet meeting. senior
NOhcun. locked himself iu hiH Offices
and refused 90 receive callers His sec
retl<v said that he WIS busy preparing
the reply which Mexico BE- TO make 10
the WaFhir Etun memorandum
The most startling rImor which be-
came current was that the American
charge was 20 ~ given hts passports
and that the Mexican government re-
rHrded the attitude Of the United states
"a such that ~ could no longer continue
= receive O. Washington rcp-esentative
n WINS also said that President Wilson's
porsoual rcprcecntnflvc. John T.ind. now
y Vera Cruz. win be asked 90 leave
Mexico
senior Moheno verbally denied that
mere was any truth IN these rumors
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Championship Series NO..
BY Maps Over Pirates
FINAL GAME OF PosT-sERIes
PLAYED ~ lTISsuRGH-
ATTENDANCE 2.953.
Adams Was Ht Hard In First Three
innInss-Was Relieved by Nc
oulllan, Who Was Tlaht.

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 1.-THE Cieve-
land Americans today won the sew
enth and deciding game OF the inter
city series, defeating the Pittsburgh
Nationals by score OF 10 T. The
official attendance was 2,I53, and re-
ceipts, $2.135.5O.
Adams was batted for six hits N
three innings. but McQuillan, who re-
placed him, did not allow a hit. and
only lS batsmen faced him. Steer
was steady. except in the second In.
ninS. when three hits gave Pittsburgh
its only run. Singles by Leibold and
Jackson I'm the first inning and John
ston's triple netted Cleveland two
runs. Graney tripled in the second
and scored when Wagner fumbled
Leibolds grounder Cleveland made
another run in the fourth when VIII
son muffed Chapman's fly and Chap
man scored on singles by Lajoie and
Johnston. Score.
Cleveland ... 100000" 6 o
Pittsburgh. 10000 s
Batteries. Steen and Carisch; Ad-
ans. McQuillan and Simon.
Empires: Eason. Evans. Emslie and
Dineen.
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C. A. C'S. TO PLAY
VIII Meet Strong Pam A c. OF Bsiisars
Sunday on rorty-Seventh
Street Grounds

Arrangements were completed last
evening by the management OF the Ger
tral A c. for game 20 be played Sun
cay afternoon on the Forty-seventh
street grounds with the Park A c
OF Bellaire. This will be the second
game ~ the season between these two
clubs and 10 IS epectsd to prov an un.
usually fast contest as both teams are
evenly matched and tho best in this
vicinity for their weight.
Since their overwhelming victory over
the Martins Ferry 4. G. last week the
q 4. C's have added still further %
their atrength by the acquisition OF
Chester Brown. OF the South Side. one
or the best backneld men IN the city
aud Wa Hueston. a lineuRn OF unusual
strength These two men Will be seen
fu the lineup Sunday
Prartic" viii be held Thursday even
Ing at Twenty-second and Eoff streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
BOARD OF TRADE
OF West Virginia VIII Open in Blue
field To-day For Two Days
Session.

The ninth annual meeting OF the
West Virginia board OF trade Will
open at Blueheld this morning Al
10: 30 o'clock and will continue until
Friday evening. The Hon. John j.
SornWeu, president OF the state asso-
citation. Will preside at the meeting.
A number OF local persons will be In
attendance. The following program
will be rendered:
MORNING.
Invocation-R-v H. : Mable Blue-
feld.
ADDRESS. OF weloome-Hon. d. L.
Response-Hon. w. b. Irvine. wheel
Annual Address OF President-Hon.
John J. Cornwall. Romney.
Reports or officers and committee
AFTERNOON.
Address, The Public Service Cornfnis
sion; Its Duties and OpPortunities'-
Hon Howard \. Ogden. public service
commissioner. Charleston
,,, AIddress-hon. Earl W. Oglebsy.
EVENING
FRIDAY MORNING.
Discussion. The Blue sky Law
lesion and Hon. 9. W. Campbell. Hunt
80 FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Address Forest ConserVatiou''-Hon
~. Maxwell. L. 5. forest service. Chi
Election OF officers.
Auto siChtsee trim about HfueaeId
FRIDAY EVENING.
Theater party. given by Biuefeld
Chamber OF Commerce
During the meeting committee reports
Will be maIe as follows.
Good Rosds-Iion. Edward Sutherland
congress nan-at-larEe. Elktus
ManufacturerH-A. W. PAUL Wheel
ing
Industrial Condition-C. n TAYLOR.
Wheeling.
ArrfcTiiture-c = p,,.-o- r,..-t.....
Public Service-W. G. McConnaugher
PRrkersburg
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AVIATION RECORD
For Flight Covering Period Within %
consecutive hours Made by Ger
man Filler Yesterday.

JOHANNlSTHAL. Germany. Oct
l4.-Nictor Stoeffler. IN 1OO-horse-
power biplauc. has beaten the worlds
record for flight covering the period
within - consecutive hours He start
- from here shortly after midnieh.
last uiErt in competition for the chic
prize OF tine national aviation sub
scripuon, 10 BE- awarded for the long
est European NIrh' OF the season lie
landed at Mulhauscu at 12.42 o'clock
this morning having covered 1876
miles. His actual flying time Was %
hours. q minutes
S'oeffior flew from Johannisthal 20
Iosen and returned here Then h.
flew 90 MulhauSeu and continued o.
fly back and forth between Nulhauscn
and Uarmstadt. making this trip four
times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-15
BALLOONS LAND
Seventeen Of Eighteen Starters Finish
Flights In International Race
American Wins.

PARIS, Oct. 14.-Seventeen Of me
eighteen balloons which started from
Paris. Sunday afternoon. in the Inter
national race for the James Gordon
Bennett cup. have landed. The Good
year. piloted by the American. Ralph
Upson, has covered the longest els
lance. The Goodyear landed Al
Brldlington, al noon today, HAVING
crossed the English Channel early IN
the morning The distance between
Paris and BridlinPton in a straight
line Is more than 400 miles. Upson
claims 20 have covered $50 miles I'm
A. hours.
The second American balloon. the
Uncle Sam. piloted by Captain Honey
wei. landed al Cordemais. France,
POI miles from Paris.
Inc only ballon not vet reported -
the Austrian. Frankfurt. piioted hy
Lehnert
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JURY SELECTED.

PLYMOUTH. Mass. Oct. l4.-The
y Jurors before whom Mrs. Jennie
May Eaton vii be tried on the charge
of numbering her husband Rear-Ad.
miral Joseph Giles Eaton al Assinippi
last March. by giving him poison
were chosen today In the superior
court The defendant showed the
livliest interest IN the proceedings as
she watched the rapid examination OF
more than 100 talesmen
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Yes. there are miracles even in
these days" he said. laying his paper
aside
What has happened asked his
wife
Neither an English nor a German
aviator seems TO have been killed
yesterday. and can't find anything
In the paper about a French torpedo
boat being sunk with its entire crew
Chicago Re cord-Herald
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REMOVED TtcVFes

~" ha9e hon ticba~o v--bt~h -ra,. t-.
7f1'7' g '0~r'ao- D'a~~- ~ buat-ce-
fu fN'- ci'v qov~-,r r-,~-.N- oro No.
-o-~ove1 -~-so-1--- --f~ s~--1., -.
NOM" cror fNo-0 vi'1 ho ~ roo4 49,
'N1 f'r'r-- v~fT sN- r-0-f-o - 3D..
't--. mn ee--o- ~ rors w. .t.,.---
-~'n - e'o-oA away ur.r tho occ,t-.
rovt vo.~
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There" observed Grumley. rces
man who has made q fortune out
~ %. automobile business"
Manufacture or eHIoa agent"
Neither He's notary nublic ana
rofe foe Tor every mortrape he
makes Ouf JUDGE
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The Soulful Maid An. ~ we could
but return 20 me DAVIS Of romance,
When KNIGHTS wer, bold
The Romantic Poet Surei Armor's
fr' only clothing that won't wear
shiny and bag az the Enees-Chicago
Nowe
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SEVEN HEATS
Necessary 20 Decide the Ashland stnSe
which Was Won BY
JCdEoa Girl.

LIN Notion. Ky. oct. 1.-The Ash
~ class on June is. the feature OF to
nay Grand Circuit program. was won
..l.T seven strenuous heats by JuJsor
-lF[ which took the final three hcats
~ first two heats We're won bv Incl.
llil ana I'm the next two the veteran
igN 'tcr~ put Ecusens past the wire
~ ~ '4 me DINERS In the next three
meats. mel" Bitf dropped back TO fourth
ace ana The best Geers could do with
Ne .NeHf was 90 finish third in the fifth
ANA sixth and last second place In the
seventh. II was the longest race ~ M.
in'etrE and each heat was warmly con
tt TED summary.
Three year old trot iu =. r.,rs.
5000. two heats Monday:
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TouiFhta Games.
CT 't.rtleru Na. oh Vs. a.
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Twenty-stN StnatS stars re battling
fcr places on n" Blue and Black eleven.
Veterans are hEr ting recruits for posi-
81 lions on the team. and a formidable ar
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04
GUM GROVE

Bub Davis bought a new buggy
Saturday. He said if he did mot
get married it would not be his
fault.
Mr.. Ashford spent Sunday
with Mr.. Webster and family.
Mr.. John Loe spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Joe Loe.
Mr.. w. l.. Morris and wife
spent Sunday with John Bryson.
Mr.. J. F. Butterworth had COM
pany Sunday.
Planting corn sis the order of
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04
COOKING A SCIENCE

Twenty-Five cents and know
ledge can produce a meal better
fitted to the body's needs than
five times Is cents minus that Of
her valuable commodity.
The coming generation will
know the art of cooking better
than did the past, because it is
being made one of the important
studies in the most progressive
schools throughout our land.
Hasten the day in yonr communi.
ty when it shall he given the dig
nifty of a noble profession by be.
ing taught in the school your
children attend.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04
KEPT WEDDING SECRET

A we'd d ing performed in
Argenta on Saturday, March %,
and which for a time was kept
secret. leaked out a few DAYS ago,
when it became known that Miss
Blanche Griebel, daughter of H.
w. Griebel, 1921 Louisiana street
Little Rock. and w. Newton
Weaver, Argenta city detective
were married. T he ceremony
was performed at the Presby-
terrain manse by the pastor, the
Rev. T. B. Anderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Weaver will reside at 511
Main Street, this city. T h e
groom has been connected with
the Argenta Police Department
for several years, and a few
months ago, when the Detective
Department was established, was
given that position.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04

wrong, but see no remedy ex
cept the repeal of the criminal
statutes which. in so many in
stances, are all that value to a
mortgage. Then and not till then
will credit be a matter of char
acter. It is a common saying
among certain business men:
| would rather have a second
mortgage, or do not care how
many mortgages he puts on the
stuff. Just as long as that atti-
tude is encouraged by statutes
and laws, just so long will it be
impossible to reform rural credits
or begin cooperative credit socie-
ties. Progressive Farmer.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-04-04

Free Ladies and Gents Watches,
Rugs, Bracelets and Jewelry of Every
Description. Lace Curtains, Rugs,
House Furnishings, Rifles, Moving Pic
ture Machines, Skates, Printing Presses
Fountain Pens, in fact nearly every
thing you can think of you can get Alb
solutely Free for selling our Beautiful
Fancy Drawn and Satin Striped Hand
kerchiefs at Toe each, They sell rap
idly, 6 can generally be sold in every
house. Don't send us any money, but
write US to send you lot of Handker-
chiefs to sell, that when sold you will
send us the money and get the prem-
UNI selected. Selling "a handkerchiefs
entities you to your choice of an Ele-
giant Wotch, 3 Gold Laid Rings, Lace
Curtains, Etc. Write us today, we
trust you and take back the goods if
you cannot sell them.
INoLA Co.. Chicago, Ill.
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MAKE CREDIT A MATTER OF BUSINESS

In South Carolina a very res
pectabe element of the farmers
thought the repeal of the lien law
would cure this evil of indiscrim.
inmate credit. | was never one
of them, because | have always
believed that a man had a mali
enable right to mortgage any,
thing that he pleased. ! may be