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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22
EASY Way TO KEEP
BABY'S SKIN HEALTHY
How to Heal Skin Eruptions and Pre-.
vent Their Return.

Very few babies grow TO CHILDHOOD
without having some sort OF skin
trouble. II may be only chatting. scaId-
ing. or tooth rash. On the other hand.
II may be the worst kind of itching &c.
zema or ringworm
When I find little one suffering
Ike that. I always advise the mother
10 do this: Battle the sick skin with
warm water and resinol soap. pat dry
with soft towel. and nut on very
gently thin coating OF resinol oint-
ment. She can dust a little good taI.
cum powder over the ointment II she
likes. This almost never fails TO give
INSTANT relief and a few such treat.
ments generally heal the trouble.
Battle daily with resinol soap s.
the best way I know . keep baby's
skin free from such iritations and
eruptlons. II Is very pure. soothing and
healing. All druggists sell resinoI
ointment and resinol soap. For free
samples. write TO Dept. SCR. Resinol.
Baltimore. Md.
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EVIDENCE POINTS


cross-examination. Celia Coleman aid
not In drawl 50 low that frequently
ner voice was scarcely audible. she
answered every question hurled 1t
her.
The Tact that a finger was waved
under her nose. or the chief counsel
Tor the defendant shouted accusa-
ions and insinuations. did NOT seem
20 have the slightest effect upon her
NOT once did she raise her voice. de.
spite the fact that she was on the
stand more than four hours. Mrs
Carman seemed TO be amused Inv Far
rel and the odd. picturesque wav he
had OF answering. Her attitude was
dlnerent when Celia was testifving
me defendant leaned far back in her
cnair and stared constantly at the
witness
FAILED to Catch Her Eye.
While the direct examination was
IN progress and during the cross ex.
animation OF the negress Mrs. Car
man tried hard TO catch her eve. Once
"hlie questioning the maid the attor.
ney ior the defense moved to point
directly behind his client. Celia then
alo"ed her eyes to shift from one
side OF the room to the other. After
she was excused from the witness
stand. however. Celia looked at Mrs.
Carman for the first time. Tears 4,
appeared. came into the colored pirl's
eyes. for she placed her handkerchief
over them and then sat down ont m
sight. Jul vi
MIS-. Carman was radiant when her
iZ-year-old daughter was brought into
court to-day and allowed TO sit beside
her mother. Little Elizabeth. with a
Dig ribbon in her hair. remained there
all day. Whenever an opportunity
presented itself she talked to her
mother. and smiled up in her face
After the adjournment this evening
Mrs. Carman took her daughter ON
her zap and kissed her. She whis-
pered into the ear of the child. who
smiled and whispered back. Elizabeth
was then taken from the room by rel
atiVes. who are caring for her. while
her mother was escorted back to her
cold cell in the Nassau county jail
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report OF the operations OF the En-.
den does not say what was done with
the -Exford. which flies the British
nag and was bound from Yokohama
for New York.
In the Adriatic. where the allies
neets are attacking Cattaro,
there has been fighting between the
French cruiser waldeck Rousseau
and an Austrian submarine and tor.
pedo destroyers. According TO the
Austrian account OF the fght the
warships escaped safely" Austrian
submarines also have raided Antivari.
Montenegro. and destroyed some
magazines.
Engagement In Battle.
IN the Baltic IL is repotred there
has been an engagement between tor
peoo coat destroyers and submarines.
10 details OF this lighting have been
received here.
Italy has decided to remain out OF
the war. but she has notified the pow
ers that she may and II necessary to
occupy Aviona. Albania. owing to the
chaotic conditions prevailing in that
country.
A revolutionary outbreak occurred
In Portugal to-day. but was promptly
suppressed. II was learned to-day
from Portuguese source In London
that the Portuguese government had
been in close communication with
Great Britain and was prepared TO
employ all her available forces when
ever and wherever necessary by the
side OF the allies. The Portuguese
Congress meets tomorrow. and. IL is
expected here. will take some action
on this subject
Belgian refugees are beginning to
return from Holland to their own
country. especially to Antwerp. Ger
man military authorities. IL is said.
nave ordered all German civilians to
leave Brussels. owing. IL Is believed.
TO shortage OF provisions there.
Great Britain is adopting stricter
measures against German and Austri.
an subjects in that country. Many
OF the men will be sent to detention
camps.
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Some people observed CoiOnrf
tf1nfuFlf. "nrrrr rf4r Do home e..
r'W on election dnv aud thou fhrg
offfd0 tno thlnE Jude
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seth Low. the new head OF New
NoTks Chamber OF Commerce. fills a
position TO which his father was
elected so years ago.
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PROCLAMATION
ono. ~
ono. ~
PROCLAMATION and Notice OF Election For
school Bond Issue aud Levy

ono. ~
Proclamation and Notice OF Election For
school bond Issue aud Levy
To the qualified voters OF Trladelphia
Disuict IN the County Of ohio ana
S'ate Of West virginia.
THAT. az legal meeting OF the
Board % Education OF Trindesphia Dis
trict In the County 81 Ohio. and STATE
~ West Virginia. held on the 2sth day
or september 1914 the Following order
was adopted ana entered OF record
namely.
IL appearing 20 Inc Board OF Education
~ Iradelphia District that To accom-
MEDIATE properly the said Youth OF
school age residing IN SAID district u Is
necessary % issue bonds Do the sum Of
- &s,vNp %, a. provided by chapter 90
OF the Acts OF the Legislature. extra
session. 1911, in order 90 procure money
or the purpose or buildfnr. completinE
enlsfging, repairing and furnishing the
s s,hooi house IN saia district it having
ufen determined thai this proposed
bonded indebteduoss togcthcr Nth the
present existing Indebtedness do not al.
coed 90 per ceutum ~ the value 81 fh.
ta1able property in said district a. as
certaincd bY the last assessment Tor
state and county taxes And said Hoard
~ Education bcinE ~ the opinion thai
the maximum rate Of lew prov ided FOR
in section 20 81 chapter a. Acts III ne
Legislature, extra session. 1905. eili NOT
produce sufficient funds 10 paF the i.-
tefesf on said bonded indebtedness AMI
fI ine sinking fund for the dis
chafge ~ the principal in the number on
years authorized hf the issue III -
pforuaed bonds without laying n rnarf-
mum special bond ieyN a. horeinaffcr
mentioned 20 pay The Interest and pro-
VIDE sinking fund
Therefore lu pursuancs 81 the fore
ggInE ana eaid CHAPTER 90 81 said Acts
or TIE Legislature of f9tf. DO b. hereby
reeolVed and ordered that the Road -
Education of said TriadelDhia District
~ 1oif"W money in the sum OF tf1b.-
10000 Hnd issue and cell bonds a. rais.
eaid amount Tor me purpose of hufiffrr
ComrletinF. fnlarElnE repairing and
Furnishing fhe school house TrfaflefuFl,
uletfict uiEh school
900 90 provide more definitely COM
rrrniuF eaid bonds be- BEL fWther orfrr.f
Said bonds shall be- $50 in nnui,@r
~ tre denuminafiun of $500 on each. ami
numbered from one Co. 900 runaarrf.
tiNelE makinr tn the aGEreEate sI2s.-
said honde shau tear date ON ts.
go Coy of April iats. ard boz payable as
Bonds numbered %, fo both i,i..iu.i,.
VIII Do payable on April fsf 1925
Bonds numbered ff f0 fG both inriuslvs
VIII Pc payable on Aurlf let 1879
n nnur mumbe 20 81 fo 81 both Inclusive
VIZ Do payable On Aprl fst. 1897
bonds numbered SO to ss both Inclusive
WI he payable On Apr1 iat 1898
hgnds numhersl - 90 ~ both inclusive
HooHs nur'bsr~d ss 10 .a ha,b ,1giy..,.
Nill he payable on AprIf fsf. 1870
h"nde numbered IN 90 10 both Inclusive
Hll hr rafahle on Arru fef. faaf
Honle numbered IA fn 90 both fncfusIt.
plN DO nsHHhts on Apru fst. fa1e
'onas NUMBERED As 90 81 both inclusive I
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BRITISH VESSELS
tcont,nusd from FIRST Pare,

the British neet was participating in
the coast operations. now takes coca
sion TO compliment the monitors and
tne oluejackets for their excellent
service.
Ihere has been particularly hard
nghting in the Lille region. where the
British are in action. The important
French town OF lille is still held by
the Germans. and the encounters IN
mis- neighborhood have been of a
hand-to-hand character. evidently with
little advantage to either side.
Real Action Taken.
At last real action has been taken
for the relief OF the Belgians. upon
whom has fallen the great burden of
suffering from the war. An Ameri-
can commission. headed BY Herbert
{. Hoover. OF California. and com
posed OF American residents In Lon
don and brussels. will. as the result
of an agreement reached between Rel
gium. Great Britain and GERMANY.
take under its charge the care of hun
dreds Of thousands of BeIgians who
are threatened with starvation in
their own country.
Already large consignment OF food
anu VIII DE
shipped TO Belgium within few davs.
This viii be followed by further large
consignments carried on specially
chartered steamers.
Optimistic reports from the Russian
viewpoint. come from Petrograd where
~ - OFFICIALLY announced that tho Ger
man troops have been driven from the
rosos leading 20 Warsaw and arc in full
retreat having left their wounded on
the field Of battle
Austrans Checked
SIMILARLY the Rusiens report that the
advance Of the Austrians in Gaiicin
have been stayed
Sf@eoo. the naval port Of Japan re-
ports that the Japanese have deatroved
the military equipment and seized large
Quantities OF gold aud munitions OF var
on the German islands in the south
seas recently occupied. The Iapanosc
emhassN in Rome announces that the
japanese have captured an auNiIiarv
cruiser Of the German squadron and
inst another cruiser sank
BY order Of the Rusisn emperor the
students 81 the universities nnd bigb
sch 1ols have been called to the coiors
These youths are ordin arfiv exornpt
from wsr service.
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Lots in our New Addition be-
tween Elm Grove and Triadelphia
are now ready for the market. The
only lots az reasonable prices in
the "Out-the-Pike" District. Call
at our office or az our store az Elm
Grove and see Plat. Terms 10 suit
purchaser. We also have some
four room apartments with bath
for rent at moderate prices"
FOlmer- ROmine Co.
1905 Chapline Street. City.
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CLAIMS WAR OFFICE
CONTINUED from FIRST Page,

port, DiSmude and la Bassee.
me German general staff de-
elares fighting continues on the
User canal, and that the Ger.
mans, taking the offensive west
OF Lille, have repulsed the French
at several points.
These reports seem TO controvert
optimistic accounts appearing in the
English newspapers from correspond.
ents who claimed they were in West
Flanders and who stated the Germans
had been driven back.
The Germans. however. are be
lieved here TO be fighting under a
great disadvantage. especially along
the coast. as the British ships which
had been assisting the allies land
forces have long range guns capable
OF seriously menacing German troops
and men in the trenches. as well as
the ammunition trains and supply con-
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voys. which must remain in the imme
date rear of the troops.
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HEAD AND NOSE
STOPPED FROM A
COLD? TRY THIS
"PAPE's COLD COMPOUND ENDS
A COLD OR GRIPPE IN A
FEW HOURS.

Your cold will break and all grippe
misery end after taking dose Of
Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
IL promptly opens cloggedup nos
trils and air passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache. duliness.
teFerishness, sore throat. sneezing.
soreness and stiffness
Don't stay stuffed-up, Quit blowing
and snunling, Ease your throbbing
head-nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
compound" which costs only e5 cents
al any drug store. Il acts without
assistance. tastes nice. and causes no
inconvenience. Accept no substitute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
INNER geipanutcr.

Berlin, bia Copenhagen nn6
9pnbOn, 12. glnenit. ~ Der n2Ofal-
9lnseiser~ Ihreibt in einem 9lrtifel
ii6cr Oem Sieg Der 9entiden bel
Wia6l6anicn i'm 6liaf:
c0as Stillidweiseu an Der weitli-
den @rcn5e, OnS i'm Ginmaridj Der
frau5OHideu gIbtbeilitng in 9llttird
folatc, 1T nnterbroden wOrOen Onrd
sic rmbmOulle gladjridjt bon nnierer
eiitcn SdladDt bei MHblBanien: benz
gScihem6nrg Don 1914. 9od Oieier
Gampf mar Diel beOentnngsbpller
ais Der bOn @eiFcn6nrg in 1870
Cuann bic SentIden lire eritc srOhe
Sdladt i'm Oeutid fran56iihcn
ariee sewnnnen), wenn mau bic
3a6l Der GGmpfer in GrluGgnne
5iebt
gSir in0 iufOrmirt, OaR oic 6raR-
soIcu Orci Tiuiiiuncn uOn nn0efGbr
$4,000 Nlann i'm WefedDt battcu.
3iuei 0ipiiioneii gcb0rten gum feben-
ten glrmee-GOrpS nnO iebten iid and
aus eiucm S6cil ceS YcIanrun 3urpS
5uiammen, OeIen Wlitglieoer IN Der
Site Ser fran56iiifcn glrmce sG6len.
g9ir iuiiien nidjt wic piel glrtillcric
nn0 41Dnllerie 6etbeiliet mnr, nber
mir elanbcn, Oaf Die Eran5oIcn in
Wtalbnnien jest cine nenc SOcc be-
fOmmem 6aben DDn oem lSertl Der
0rnpp'idlen Aanunen.
g}ntfrlider g1eiie Oarften Die
Sran5oicu ibrc &oiitionrn bel Wlhl
6auien nit GrOmerten furtifisirt Ia.
ben, a6cr cine gIrmce mie Die oeut.
Idc, lucldje Neitnngen i'm Strmc
uimmt, Oiirfte iid Ourd iuIdje 6iu-
Oerniiic fonm 5nrid6alten laiicn.1
Gic 6ran5oien r0umen
W1 iil6ouicn.
Yoris, If. 9luguit Sine itortc
oeuti1e Gruppeu glbt6cilung Qriff
am Sonutog 9l6cnO oie frou5oiiDe
&oritaot an, melhe altf GernaD lm0
Nliil6aiiien Dorgeridt mar.
&or oieieni 9lnarifi botte ser Gou
monoaut ser fran50iiic1en Sruppci
Ndilboucn gcrditnit lmo iciuc Gmlp.
pen biuter Der Staot cou5entrirt. Gs
gelan9 i6ut oeni GormariH ser
Gcitiden Gin6alt 5iI 9ebieien. On.
po6l Oicielben nod frau5oiiicbcn
9eribten an 3obl iibcrIcgcn lpo.
rem
Gie Soltitng Ser 6rou3oen nor
IanacbIi9 cine ouSac5eiAueie, imo Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12

6ron5oicn bleibeh mic be6ouptct
miro, Die Serren i'm n0roIiden 81.
ioB
Ginc Srnppen6epe8ung Der Cent
iden oui Nlor6anoe, 3won5ig @leilen
liI0oitlih bon Wleb unO in Der De-
gcno bon 9lamont i'm Geporiemeur
0lenrt6e ct Wloieqe, wer0en
6eribtet
Die Geutiden oerlnhten einen I'm
griff oui 9ioeeroiaers uno SobIin-
bile, Der ober fcbli1ho, oo oic 5ron-
5oien ourh 0ie @eidiibe bon Nlanon.
uillerS lmteritiibt muroen.
Gs miro ofii8iea ongefiinOiot, Dob
Die fron5oiiihen Enlppen bei SPIN
court I'M W}aas Gepnrtemcnt Die
0cutic1c aoDoQerie gum Hiid5u0
5waugen, obwobl Die lebtere OurG
9lrtiQcric pcrit6rft por
6roi3oiiiHe SltitihiIier ilo1en
iortp16rcno iiber sen @oiitioncn ser
IN Snr,6 Sio Wes6o,ic 6rs ro;nScs
in oprinoston o6S6rpFer =, roS,en
Gie 5ortiiifatipn bon 2urembnrg
nnS 0peb 81 mn Nen 0o,,tShen nol'
(cnoct morSen
oicutenont @oron Q2or,hoo non
gip6crSteir 6cr c5o6n OeS qornn
9'oriMoG non Oaic6critpin mprrbpr
iri;har oIs Scu+ic6er spotid,oftor 4,
go,Stortinonoy f,,noirtc n,,rSe 6e;
oinem NelcTt ,o6o eScnonir[o -, -.
horten,e1t non Opc,,rt6e'ef.0po,erlp
nm Ss mts oefSStct
@eIo;i,bes erritori,,rr ,H0rin non
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
9ic StaOt bon ben 6ralBOicn gcraumt.
Grnpprn GOqrntratiOn in gtIsitn in 6angr
&ulflde Gruppeuluuiieu an Der fnnii6c shite
9opanifd5e Gxpeoition ange6ri8 faSrBereit.
srn1tdr 41rpIIr ttldDt uettrre 5rintrnnnarat uaat


Sm grigH Sage anOer Umct oe 6cr6cr gangten goddteu
ansueen enrUpGiden &ricge fnere 0edtc
5n Scsien cOmntrn Die SerbHuOcn Die Senbm lire 9r
te nuO beeten idJ Offcn6ar anf cine groFe S6adt
m Gf Die Sran3OiCu nriGgemorfen
WiHlbaueu gcrGumt
Die Gu6n On5enrircn lire Srnpp ben racedcu |nuteu
Scr fiRnldjcn NHite
SIS wO in gOncon ggnbt Oah bic Ontden Srn5er yGur6~
uyrcslnn@ in bic Garonnclcn gcfabrcn inO,
&ur @0rr Scnma StnOt StraR6nr0 0cmOn
IaOu fn uC ShnOe Der 9cunnd bat ecdluanD pcrIdcrt
Der 9eOucr
Sine GTpcOton 10000 Suponcrn bG Ingabc
pitams cincs apaniidn Sdiifes fabrbcrcit
Die Panidc Ocsiernng Scrbdt d Oem G6nu sema@tcu
&oridog gemeiniAaider &ermitng gegcna6er abnen0
Ser a6nis Ssen 1T milardjcm Suuptunarer nad
SrH1d snradsefe6r nit &rssminicr mnO Cabinet
GOniercu5eu pfle8en
3m diBcn, Oos &re9sredt prOilamirt murocn.
Sie SCSnnsn 8udcn Stalicn Cccrrcd wcrOcm ana6d
INNER geipauutr
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fiunil6en aitite.

Ii7 Ncilen norolit bon M}eb) uno
Siittid con5entrirt iii.
IS liegcn ale gln5eihcn oaiiir Dor,
ooB oie Oeiierrei1er in gliaB cin.
maridirt inO. IS miro ocgloubt,
oob nod nidt ale Sorts BON 2iittid)
gcnomnen iino.0
(Jln6 internotionalen @ebroud
weroen Die areu5er ,@oebeu" mo
~9resImD~ iaaS oieieIbeu t6atiddlidj
in Den GarOonelen 3nfmbt 0eliAt
boben ioQtcn ge3lplmgcn perocu,
bimnen 81 Shmoen 5n fobleu mo in
Gee 81 itehen; onocreniauS wer0en
lie bis 8iun @noe ocs arieges octinirt
perOcn Son 9lt6en fam beute oie
Hahribt, ooB 0ie beiocn areu3er nit
&o0oampi al Diorea, @riebenlono,
Dorbeigefabren ieien. Die Gi1hmg
Der &rel5er mar ni6t angegeben.)
&0nig BON 8elgien III
8riiiieI.
9riiiiel, pia 2onOon, If. yliiq.
&0nig gilbert trof pGbrenO ser g}a6t
BON 0em Soliptquartier Ser belois
iden glrmee, nor0meitli6 BON Git.
tic6, bier Elm. Ser &ouig 6ielt cine
me6ritiinoige 9onieren5 nit Dem BEL
giiden aricgSniniiter, nah lueIncr
Elm GobiuetSrnt6 itaitiouo.
IS wuroe 6eribtet ooB alle pou
Sen 9eutiden ais @eiielu ieitge6al.
tenen 6elgiihcn GiDiliiieu eniloHeu
wuroen, nodoem iic ibr G6renmort
gege6en 6otten oaB iic oei oeutihen
Wlili!dr.glutorit0ten ieoer5eit sur Ner.
fiigunq ltc6el piirOeu
Gic 6iciigpn 0lilitdr geboroen per-
iihern OaB oentid6e &o0o1erie gl6.
tbeilingeu Snitruftioneu bnlten IN
griiliel ein5u0ringert Inn ariegS-
Gontri6utionen 81 er6cben ooer ooS
ShoBomt in Ncidlo9 81 nc6men
9lIs Elm geucis, ooB ser %lan Der
Geltihen III belgiides Gerriioriin
ein5uoringen, wo6l imtcrriNieten
Gcuti6en 6efonnt mar, miro aiif oem
llmitouO bcrmieien ooB elm 6crii6nl-
tes SdloB in @elgien oos einem
oeutic6cn %rin3en ae66rt, Dor cbS
@o1en bereits gerdlrmt wuroe, gIl-
les SiI6er50e, oic &unItuerfe nno
onocre @ert6iahcu luuroen ouge6lib
nod TcItidlono geionOt
9leinere Sharmiibcl In
9elgien
9tiiiiel, pio Eoris ino 9onoon,
If. 9luauit. Cine ofii3ieae GrfI1.
rino bciaot ooB bel Souiioli3e IN
9eIgiih 2uremblirg cine frou50iiitbe
@otrouiae cine Shpaoron Oeilticber
aopoQerie onorifi, oieielbe 5lr 6Iudt
trie6 uno mebrere @eiangene modte
gtlr flqinere Sborniiibel 5Ipiiden
9iecognoscirungs glbi6cihmgcn ipiel-
ten lid beilte aii belgihem Scrriso.
RUM ab; i'm iibri0en 6errlhte 9filbc.
Gs paroe 6criHtet, ooB iid Die
ocitic6cn Gruppcn bci Siittidl 81 re-
orgouiiren ibeinen I'M iib pni cine
neuc @oup6rts 9epegling oor5iibe.
rciten SS6re Gor6ut 6eiiiloet lito an
Sen llfern ser Curt6e
General Soicp6 Soifre, Der frar-
86iii6e Sohii-aomuouorcnoe oonf-
tie beutc Dem a0nig BON SclQicn ltir
ieine georiibunasN Ngroflomation an
Die iroli3oiiihe Slrniee
Sopon mill nidt permit'
teln.
&efina Gbino A. gIuguit
sic iopauiide 9cgierupa bat out ole
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gNie perbe ih Niiraer /?

Scoer gineemdnoerto, Der bier 5H bIciben ges
bcnli louie amcrifnniiner 9iiroer peroen
1auienoc perdumcn oieS uno ieten flo behH
Neiude Der alieH Semntb Standardization
aus ooer S0pierieieiien nit Ger Ginmanoes
rnnQsbcb1r0e Del Der NiGie0r g9t man anf
idneaiiem NeGe oas 9iirqerrcft erlaneen lann,
mcl6e 5rugcn an ben glpplilonten aeicut mels
oen, bic forrcfien glHporlen ne1e Aedie Der
0nraer iino iele 5rnu bat, mic man iiD BEL
einem gciuWe Der alien Geimaib al Oerbaien
Dat f0elc6e Yapiere man 3un NiirpcriucrOeH
6eibrinpci muB. aue oieie mn 6unoert anoere
6odipi6tiqe fSrugcn bcantiuortet IN 8uberld.li9.
Ter Heife @oiar &allmN Ner'S ein5igdriocs 2Bert
,QSie mcrDe itb NirQcr rer Ser Gtuaien." Sn
eIeg. QciHenbono, 1cgeH @inicnoung bon filr
81 bonn Gerlaq G1ns. NailmeGer FubllfbinD
&c., 2O5 Sat 45. etrret gicp.YorL 3.'g)., por'
toirc sugcauot
lNRa1S--U UiOWh8r)
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teo- gnr an pdnblcr.
SIT, Ncrbit. nlo Tutcr.0r1iinnng. ~ 1911.
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-01
Mems Suits

One lot John Dickey Kersey Suits,
S12.50 and $1,000 Values. Sale
Price So.So
Mems Suits in Medium and Heavy
Weights, conservative styles, in
Guiding materials Cheviots, Cas-
simeres and Scotch mixtures,
$500 Values. Sale Price. .$1O.45
Mems Business and Dress Suits,
comprising Worsteds, Thibets,
Tweeds, etc. $500 Values.
Sale Price .................$1 2.98
Mems Suits in Fancy Worsteds,
Serges and Scotch Cheviots in
the new and swagger cut sacks
S22.50 Values. Sale Price .$16.I9
Mems Suits of fine home and for
eion suitings of style and tone,
tailored in garmeHSs of fauitless
fashion,. $500 Values. Sale
Price '''''' ~
Mems Suits in grand assortment
of Blacks, Blues, Crowns, Greys,
ETC.. in Cassimeres, Scotch and
nobby tweed mixtures. $3.50 Val
ues.. Sale Price ......... SHi'oo
Mems Suits that arc perfection IN
every detail, perfect fitting and
handmade throughout. S3ooO
Values. Sale Price .......S H<.S
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-01
Mems Overcoats q
Balnacaans
NO FINER SELECTION ANY
WHERE.

NO FINER SELECTION ANY
WHERE.
$1,000 Mems Overcoats. SAFE
Price ............ - 1870
$3.50 Mems OVercoats eo.e
Sale Price '%S'
$500 Mems Overcoa:s
$1,000 Mems Overc-ats and Bal
macaans.. Sale Price 49,. .sl<'se
$1,000 Mems Overcoats and Bal
macaans. Sale Price ...$'4'4e
$3.50 Mems Overcoats and Bat
macaans. Sale Price ....s'o''9
$500 Mems Overcoats and Bat
macaans.. Sale Price ......S'e'o9
$4,000 Mems Overcoats eoo,o
Sale Price .....'.'- .....'%@N
$500 Mems Overeoats so,oo
Sale Price
$4,000 Mems Overcoats CT V'co-
mas and Montanacs, IN erays
and Blacks, silk lined through, o
cut. Sale Price .-..-.....'
Handkerchief
25c White Linen handkereh'efs
Sale Price 80
soc Pure Linen Handkereh'e's 90.
Sale Price
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-01
Mems Negligee
Shirts
WE CARRY ALL THE BEST
KNOWN BRANDS.
Mems Underwear

OUR LINE OF UNDERWEAR REP
PRESENTS SUCH WELL-KNOWN
MAKES AS BUOFOLD, MuNSING
AND COOPER SPRING NEEDLE,
IN BOTH UNION AND TWO
TWO-PIECE SUITS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-01
Mems Half Hose

1Oc Mems Hose-Black and Tan
Sale Price .............-..5 &c pair
15c Mems Cotton Hose
Sale Price ................9c pair
80 Dozen Mems Fancy Hosiery
that sold regularly for SOC.
SAFE FTtCc ~ Po''
Csc Mems Wool and Cotton Hose
Sale Price METEOROLOGICAL c pair
soc Mems Pure Silk Hose
Sale Price .... 29c pair
Mems Hose of Isle and Maco
Yarn, soc quality.
Sale Price ..........-....38c pair
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-01
Mems Fancy Vests
Mems Fur Lined &
Kid Gloves

IN SUEDE AND kIDS-GREYS
AND TANS.
soc Mems and Boys Gloves
sale tr!ce SOC
75c Mems and Boys Gloves
Sale Price ......... sec
S1.00 Dress and Work Gloves
$3.50 Mems Dress Gloves
OSiS ETiCS 3IslS
S2.50 Mems Lined and Unlined
Gloves. Sale Price ... $3.50
$500 Mems Fur Lined Gloves
Sale Price Observation-Disclosures 2.98
$500 Mems Fur Lined Gloves
Sale Price ................... S3.97
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-01

WE CARRY SUCH WEtL-kNOWN
MAKES AS STETSON, DR.. REED
CUSHION SOLE AND kORRECT
SHAPE SHOES IN ALL LEATH-
Frs.