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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-29

majority of six or seven Republi-
can votes. That Democratic lone
tally was always there" he declar-
ed. Every time that vote was re-
corded, the boss of the precinct did
some tall firing but next election
time that same old vote again made
its appearance"
Copper Basin.
Four votes were cast in favor of
the bond issue and none against at
Copper Basin. Up until a late hour
last night, the precincts of Crown
King, Massicks, Granite Mountain,
Tiger and Copper Basin were the
only ones heard from the thirty
eight missing. Persistent efforts to
reach Camp Verde and Hillside ov-
er the telephone proved fruitless.
While it was generally conceded
that Verde would follow in the foot
steps of Jerome, Mayer and Hum
boldt, there was no special inter-
est attached to the probable vote
cast for the simple reason that so
great was the majority already roll
ed up that nothing short of a fire
destroying all the election records
could result in a temporary defeat
of the bond issue.
There were still large number
OF the precincts in the missing list
last night but the majority of these
precincts contain from but three to
seven votes. With a majority of
over 800 accredited to the bond is
sue by o'clock last night, it was
easy TO see why the court house
boosters felt confident that the ul-
innate tally would show a big ma
jority in favor of the issue.
There were many wagers made
upon the probable outcome of the
election, and in practically every
instance, the bettor made a poor
guess, barring not even the win
ners. The expectations of the new
court house boosters did not fore
see a victory by more than 100
votes while the general conjecture
called for majority of fifty. On
the other hand, even money was
wagered that the issue would fall
through.
The rally held in the plaza on
Monday night in which several of
the prominent taxpayers and citi-
zens featured, appeared to instill
new life and interest into the Pres
cottonian taxpayers to turn out in
large numbers at the polls While
the total vote of AS was cast here
was by no means a maximum rep
resentation of what Prescott could
produce in taxpaying voters, still
it is deemed very good considering
the ratio turned out in other pre-
cincts. 1t was only through the
hustling and interchangeable efforts of
the Chamber of Commerce boosters
that over 400 voters did turn out
here. Bond elections are usually
graced by a minimum attendance
of voters.
In Jerome.
Over in Jerome a peculiar situa-
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-29
NEW COURT HOUSE IS NOW ASSURED


At late hou1as in
ctonh yesterday e o
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-29
~ - .
Tiger Ito I.

Two votes were registered in the
Tiger precinct, the bond issue be
ing given a fair and impartial
break there. The small vote cou-
pied with the miniature figures re-
called to a local voter yesterday
the time-aged story about the Tiger
precinct where Oh every general
election day was registered one sol
itary Democratic vote as against a
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-29
Granite Mountain.

The Granite Mountain precinct
was first heard from when the Of
fetal morning in Prescott was op-
ened. The precinct has but four
voters but every one OF these raj
lied to the new court house stand
ard unanimously.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
alor0 nnO scIGItmurOuerindl.

8oonpille, Sno, H. 2lpril.
Ter 50 Sabre olte @m. 6oIiom,
irii6er Elm uo6l6o6enOer @orrid-
Golnntp-6armer, itieB 6eute feline
Satin gegen Ben alii6eno.6eiBen
Oien mo ioote i6r Oan 5wci au-
geln in Die Srllit Die lie alti Der
Stelle tooteten. Caraui rihtete er
oie @offc gegen iid ielbit uno brn6-
tc iid orei @unoeu in ser gruit BEL.
Seine &erlebrugen limo jeOod uab
9lniidt Der 9ler5te nibt t0otlid.
5oliom mari ange6li1 ieiuer @at-
tim llntreue Dor lm0 perlatgte, BOB
iic i6m Sen Grauriug 5uriidge6e.
Dies meigerte iie iid 81 t6m. Gle
6oIioms boben 5e6n aiuOer i'm gIlter
bon 3 bis 25 Srbren. Grei Der
iiingiten floben aus Dem Saidc, in
Der 6lrc6t ooB ser Sater in ieincr
@ut6 au6 auf iie ibieBen wiiroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

ausitoBeuo, wuroe ieood BON Ser
Eoli5ei 5uriideetrieben
@lo6onep mar ua6 ieiuer 9lngabe
3uerit am lebteu lRontas bei'm @la
por gepeien o6ue ieood Elm Snter
pem 5l erlaugeu. Die eria6reue
gl6weiiung 6otte i6u er6ittert uno
er fam AM @}ittuod pieoer oiesnal
III Ser 9l6iidt Sen N1apor ST ermor.
Oen, 0od aus @riinoeu iber ole er
iih iel6it nidt tlar NOR, iiberleete
CT Iid oomals Sic Sode wieoer.
Seute a6er bate CT aerooc eluiae
g96isfepS getrungeH imo ais cr oeS
0}aporS anii1tig muroe, glaubte er
bic @elegen5cit lin 1etonmcm ieine
gl6iiIt oiis5nfii5ren,
Die Gcr6ore, oeuen Nla6oneD uu.
terluorien muroc, ii6er5eugteu ole
,Sraaeiteacr, oaB tie eS nit einem eel.
tia miuocruert6iger Mauu 3u tAun
bGttcn. 9crger iiber sic gcgcuwdrti-
aen io3iolcu ger6dltniiic uno eiuge.
6iloete pcriouli6e ardnflngeu ihei
ncn ion ocs geritanocS 6erau6t 5u
6abeu
IN sen GaiBen OeS @eiaugcneu
murOcn 3pci 9riefe geiuuoen oereu
elmer an oNloDor 9lrnitrouq polt
%itts6urg6 %a.4, mlo ser onoere ali
gla0or @litGel geri6tet mar.
Gie 9rieie woreu 3lm gr0Bteu
E6eil unueritdnOlic6, Oot6 iouicI Idieu
ans oeniclbcn beroor3uae6cu. oaB ser
Sbrei6er ge0eu sic fiirBlid bon
DVlapor @litbel in 9ll6om 6eiiIruor.
tGten &oli3ei.8ias protcitircn uoltc
SclonocrS iiber sen 9crIud5. SOL
@oetbolS fir oen @oiteu Oes Boli5ci.
GomHiiiGrS 5u 9epinucu idien er
lib 5t orGern. o@r (@oetbalS) per-
ltebt ioUieI bon @oli5ei.gIrbeit mie ell'
&nabe bon 5polf ooer oier5eDn sob
ren" 6eiBt es IN einen Der Srlele
Nla6onep er516lte Der @olijel llll'
ter glnocrem Dab cr IN Srlano acoo-
ren lporoen iei, oaB er einltHals
ntc6r ais 100000 beieiien llro pei
in @rlm0itid Spefuationen perlorell
babe. @r le6tc iriiber u FittspirgD
-luo g}cm. Orleans mo ieit sen lcbten
sebu SSo6reu in 9leru.5orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
@r 1OS
8s6n s0Ote.

6iini @crionen perlebt cine Oeriel6eu
ua6rideinlic6 tootlid. Ser.
+ bdugniBpolcr @rano in ciucm
9lpartemeut6oie in 9lem 9orf
Gie 9lameu Der ioeutiii5irtcu
0pier.
9}ew 9ort IL. 9lpril. sine
6eitige 6euersbumit in eiuem fiini.
iiodiaen 9lpartemeut6auie. 9lr. 7li,
S. 9lUenue, ioroerte 6eute Wloraen
3e6u 0}enid)eule6en 3um Opfer
Slim @erionen puroen Derlebt; cine
oerielbeH cine 5rau, oiirfte lalm
nit Dem 2eben oauon fonnen.
Gic i0entiii}irtcn Gooten IiuO.
@m. @qQoce, 46 Sabre alt;
6rau 9tellie @oIloce, ieine @oiiin;
6rau 9Ieaie Spencer Elm @|autel
Nlooea;
@|iriel 0oDiS, 3 Sabre alt;
@lidoel GelaneD;
,Srnu Celia GelaneD, ieiue @attin;
NJ. Scrott, @cibditsiii6rer ocs
g|eu.9orfer 9ireauS ser .@oiiitcr
@hliic @ublii6iu9 GompauO4.
Gic Soeutifi5irung muroc oaourd
eridwert ooB eiuige Der 9eideu fait
bis 5ur lluteuntrib oerbraunt ma.
rem.
Gie Gerlebten iinO: Soiep6 @leiicr
Sroi @corGc s. Iapis. Wlartin
@cli6 mo Charles 9prte 6rau ga.
bis erIitt inucrc @erlceuugcu lmo
miro ma6ri6ciulicb iter6eu. Die &er.
lebmlael Der 9mOcren iho imaeid6r.
lih
Gas 6cuer iou0 icincn llripriuq
in ciucm 6ouieu aebriHt in oem
@rogeidoB eineS mo 10 Gents.
SaoenS IS per6reitete liG init gro.
Der Sdnelligfeit noG o6eu mo
ifnitt oeu 2lusgaug iiber oie Srep
pen a6.
Ger llniang ser aataiirop6e er.
tldrtc iid 6auptiddlid oaraus, Dab
Die IN paniiden Sdreden gerot6eueu
9eluobuer Ser obereu Stodperfe, Sc.
ren zines eiu Sogirbous iiir G6eoter.
leltc iune bate, iib meigerten an
oen GorOerietitern 5u oerbarreiL non
melden aus cine aan5e 2(u3abl bon
Scutcn olrh Die 6ererlpebr gerettet
mur0en Sin 0lann puroe act1oict
aIs er ii6 ii6er oas Dah 3n retteu
berirbte @iele Oramatiide Ret
tinigs-Sceneu ereiaueten iid. 1ie
5lanmcn marcn inner1ol6 elmer
Shinoe inter Gontrole gebraht
Coroner Simot0p 1eal0 bat cine
llnteriucbrng eingeleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
ionoern Sic 6Ioaae Ser 9lebeaen.

ionocrn sic 6loaae ser Ge6eaen.
6orceR.
5efretdr 0anielS iogte, OoB er iid6
nit Ser aQgemeincn O}oriue-9e60roe
6eipro6eu babe, uuo OoB ale ii6 oo-
rim einig geiueieu icieu Oab in allen
SGaeL in oeuen Salute gefeuert
moroen ieien oiciel6en euuiOert mer-
Oen miiBten. Serr 0aniels Derlpies
0arauf oaB Oie merifauii6eu aano-
uen6ootc, trobOcm iie I'M 9elib Der
nibt-anertonnten Suerto-9iegierlng
ieicn ialltirt 5u merOcn pilegteu,
menn Oieielben Observation-Disclosures
i6iiicn 6egcgneu. Ser Salut gilt
ui6t elmer 9iegicrlng ODER elmer 9lo-
miuiitration", iaatc Sr. Doniels,
oionoern ser 8logac eiucs &oltcs."
Srob0em Suerta's neiles &erlan,
gen ua6 einen ygleid5eitigen" ga
Int bier mieoer cine 9ltnoip6dre Der
llngeiDiBbeit uno 9euurlbiglng ber-
porgeritfeu bat, lit bic Spanning
bod longe ui6t me6r 10, mic 5iIr Belt
Der OrOre DER @ntienOlmg DER atlou,
tii1ca ,5lotte.
Sine 9lu5a6l Scr 6o6en 9eamteu
erfldrten cs ais i6re lleber5euglng,
oaB Suerta i'm Sauptplnfte nacbge-
oebeu babe uuo icbt mlr nod flenere
3ugeitduOniiie iu6c, i'm nad Dlog-
liGfeit ieinc &iiroe in Oeu g(ugcn iei-
neS &olteS 81 po6reu.
Gap 0ic Eanpico.9liiairc icooc6
lange nod nibt olS eiu a6geiAloiie-
uer 3miideniaa augeie6eu mcrOen
fam Oos 3eigt iic6 oarau OaB io-
mo6l Grdioent g8ilion iuic Staats
icfrctGr @rDou i6re &eiicpl1ue du-
oerteit, ais eS befannt pur0c, OaB
Suerto nod INN @in3el6eiteu 81 ar
gumentiren hl6t. Ser grdiiOent
miro Oo6er crit moraen 9(6eno uud
@6ite Sulphur Springs, gB.-@a.,
reiicrL ino StaatSicfret0r 9rpau Bat
ieine 6o6rt nod @}iomi 5la., oui.
geihoben bis Die gauge Sadie euo-
giiltig erleoigt lit.
@laubt an 6oI0tge @ei.
leaung OeS 0tsputs.
Staot Nlcrifo H. 9tpril.-
Sole 2opS @orhao b GogaS, ser
merifauiic6e @}iniitcr oes 9(uSwdrti-
gen io0tc 6clte @}ittoa cr alaube,
oaB oic Gontroucrie 3wii6en ocu Der.
Staateu iuiO Alerifo nod Dor 6eutc
9l6cno beigelegt meroen uiiroe
Gr erfldrte, sic 9eilemna oes
0ispiits mirOe aus llntcrban0liuoen
5lpiden ibm Dem propiioriiHeu @rd.
iioentcu Suerta imo Oem amerifani-
i6cn @ci6dit5trdger Sru. 9lelion
O'Sbauabneiip, rciultiren.
Spdter erfldrtc ocr 0}niiter, oaB
Ole &e1ieruug in ser GupiOerrtg Oes
Saluts our6 Oie Ser. Staaten cine
itiaiAweigenoe glnerfennung Scr
Sucrto 9lomiiiiiratiou cr6lidcn
uiirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

@e0ocB SO, II. gtpril.
Sei Der 2lliiinOmg Der SeiAcn BON
". $. Men5ie, Dem @eidditsiii6rer
eiueS Sol56oieS, Der geitcrn ans.
6ronntc, uno ieiner 9uHbnlterin,
SRI. 9landje Signal, ideint es IidJ
Inn Oie GntOeding eincS Goppcli
morocs 5u 6ouOelH 9ei0e Seiden
moren itarf Oerfoblt.
Gic 5iiBc bon SRI Siguol paren
nit Gra6t 5uiammeu gebunOen mo
i6re Sdnoe mareu i6r ami Dem 9iiiden
befeiiiat. Sbr SAGoel mar nit ei.
ucm Sommcr etuaci6looeu welber
in Ger 9}06e geilnOen wiroe.
Srn. @cn5ie's 6iiBe moren e6en.
faQs 5uiommen ge6unpen rmo iein
Shdoel mar einaei9laaen.
&on Ocn G6dtern ie6lt je0e Splr,
c6enio BON Dem @}otio, Oos 81 oer
E6at gchi6rt 6o6eu founte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

~ u y u w. lt. Nplll. Rlua
ii0ent g9ilion mies 6eute 0ie bon Sc
neral Suerta gemo6te 9lnregumg fiu
einen ogleid5eitigen~ Soht Dor Der
amerifanii6en uno merifaniiben
6lag0e o6ne meiteres 3uriid. Ger
&rGiiOent iniormirte @encrol Sucr-
ia, OaB Oie @ereinigten Staateu aui
Notwithstanding Oes uripriin9-
lid) BON Gontre-2l0nlirol Nia1o &c.
madjten &erlongens 6eite6en peroen.
GontresglOnlirol N}obo ridtctc Die
gIotc. in melder in Die Sulutirrng
Der omerifoniiden 6lagge perlongte,
an 8. os. W}ts. an General 3uropo.
3D., Dem 6oOeraliiten Gommanoau-
ten 5u Sompico, unnlittel6ar na6
ser @er6oftung omerifouiiber 9lau-
ioden. Die g9ai6ington Gegierung
ieBte Suerta in &enntniB, OaB tic
nibt bon ser 5orOerimg a6ge6en
UerOe, Die amerifanii6e 5logge Ourd
81 S6iiiie 81 iohltiren, unO OoB Die
9lrt Ser Grmioerimg 0es Saluts Oem
9lonlirol ii6erloiien 6lei6en niiie, Der
iid crboten babe, eineu Sultut Dor
ser merifaniidcu 6logge 81 iorOeru.
Sn feiuem Der &rdceoen5s6Gae lei ic
eiu yglciG3eitiger" Solut geieucri
morOen
9is 81 ipdter StunOe 6eute 9l6enO
mar nod feme 9lntport oli Die lebte
our6 @eidditStrdger G'56onguciiD
ii6ernttelte g3ote eingegangen, rno
Die oui Dem @eae nod mcrifoniidcu
@ep6iiern 6eiinoli6e omerifonii6c
6lotte botte feline Grore er6alteI
bic 6obrt 81 uerlangiamern oOer lml-
3lfe6ren
@Onliniltrotions-9eante maren jes
bod Der 9lniidt oaB Oic Soupt-
Streitiroge-Oer g(uStoui6 bon Ca
lit-Sdiiiien erIeOigt iei unO lie
glolI6ten nidt OaB Suerto's sell
iden ilber Getails" Elm geam..
ter iid ouSoriidte cine 9legehug
Ser Gontroperie Der6inoeui werOc
Sic meinten OoB sic ariie 5mor uor-
ii6er 81 iein ic6eine, OoB lie iicb o5er
nidt ulmOeru miirOen peun oieier
Gisplt i6er &leinigfeiten iiA pieoer
81 elmer ernIteren Se6Oc olSmadlen
miiroe.
Die omerifanii9e 9legierlmg bat
iidl oitf Oen StonOpinft geiteQt, OaB
Ger in GrpiOerung 81 ieueruOe Ga
Int Der 6loaae oeS merifoniidcn
Golfes uno nibt ser @uerta.9IOmi-
niitrotion oOcr irgeuO elmer 9legie.
rung o0er eincm Sn0ipiOuum gelten
iolle
GoS M}orine.Geportemcnt go5 6eu-
te in GerbinOung nit ser Ginpilli.
gung Der anlrrifaniiben &egicrung
Ben Salut 5u eupiOern oen &ort.
lout Der Sriginol-9lote oes Gontre-
glomirolS @logo 6cfaunt Geriel6e
loutetc.
Selte Morgen 0er6aitcte ciu Siii.
3ier uno cine 9l6t6eiIing Oes merifo-
nil6en W}ilit6rs cinen Sfii5ier ser
omerifoni6eu 6Iotte, oen 3o6lmei.
tier ser Dolphin, 5uiammen nit
iie6en Nlann Der 9emannuug Der
Colp6in4 Oieie mlrOen onr9 sic
Stroben BON Sonpico aciii6rt. BUR
3eit ser Ger6oftlng moren Sfii5ier
imo Monnidait unbewaitnet umO i'm
geQriff aannen @oiolin 81 uerlooeu,
meldle lie an llfer gefouit botten
Sin S6eil ser 9eute mar ON llfer,
sod oae, ou6 Oie i'm Soot 6eiinoli.
den, mlroen ge5pungeh oc bemoii-
ncten mcrifanii6en Eruppen 5u be-
aleteu.
c,d 6rou6e S6uen ni9t 5u iogen
0aB cine @cr6oftlng BON SoIoateu
BON ciucm @oot, Oos bic 6loG0c Der
@crciniaieu Stoaiea trd9t Elm fcinO-
lig5cr 9lft it, ser uidt cntlc9uloigt
merOeH faln
S,6 babe 6crcitS S6rc miinolidc
9ciihoit nit 0em @cooncrn ii6er Die
les @orfonntniS cr6oIten nno Sbrc
odB Der glft bon cincm
Iapiiieuocn Siiijicr 6c0anacu par.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18

Sort 0c 6rance, @lorti.
ntquc. III. 9lpril Seutc g2orqeu
nm z llbr 30 muroe bier Gin @r0
be6cn pcripiirt. Der ongeri6tete
SAooen III lm6c0cutcuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
r.0unarehn6aeur0neter aeIi0F0elI.

Gcrrc@nutc Sn0. II. NprI'.
Sr. @eorgc ". 5aris, pelder oell
fiinftcn 0iitrift im GouareB ORE
Gcrminc 6inour6 reprdientlrte, II
6eutc I'M Sitter BON 60 Sobreu II
SSal5iugtou geitor6ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-18
s''''''n1Fr \ 8edser,
S'"'l@eS Sont- nnO gScdIriaeidait.
S'hl,aaIisSsv haaIi ber aliiienbSr,s.
26 SuitthsStrnEr

gin. gi1ny'"1,eHol nS6 Sani Of Commerce. a. .o,e6suh,
nrn. gse%teTI gs eTIetlmi ,ii bon Nfiien inS Sbnastio.
IIqqs@@asa giaeie ' eS4EsSSSdissriciS a ale 3aliy
lSemg9sr lSeg@arn, Cgeocgicg iSpfe fls go &erIaa
Nelii6ionS Sd'lisiortca son Don '1S9 HIS nS% Syh
fRiDril27--1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
DEBATING CLUBS
MED AT HIGH
WILL PARTICIPATE IN STATE DE-
BATE. APRIL 10.
Will Debate SistersviIls
Here while Negative Goes
TO Parkorsburg.

Debating clubs have been Organized
az h"oltug High school for partictua-
ZION ~ tho state debate between WHEEL
ing. Iark'rsburE and SistcrgvtlIc Him
schools, the plans for which were vurk-
81 out by Prof. j. T.. Thornton. of mo
local institution. The debates Will be
h'ld ON tho evening Of April 10. Tu-
pr EhtiN" team Ut each High school Will
dcbai" away from home. while tho
affirmative team will debate at home
The negative team Of Wheeling HIN
Wil debate H1rE,rEhurE's afurmatN.
team az ParkcrshurE tho PtrkersburE
team Will debate SisteravilIcs
Hi iirmatiFc team at Sistorsyi1lc team iu
this city.
The question Tor debate is Resolve.
That the President OF tho United states
should be- Elected for "a Term or Sf,
Years and should uuf be- Eligible fDr
Iin-cl'cttou" Each team b. composed
90 four persons. tnre, Co offer argu-
mrufs and ono Goo submtt %. teams r.-
hIfttl Zach speaker viii be allowed 10
minutes.
The following teams have boon co..
IfUf'd fH represent Wheeling High.
NffIrWrfNH-NUiam Work. Milton
Iia.I carl bFoinEor AMI Wesley ItDH.
-sEufiEU- Wendell bsatuesr TTTdr..,
l.id.r hoy Roberts and DurI IrHudft..
object of the dohaf.. said T#Hf
Thornton. IaHt riEhf 'ia Co rrouot. boo
forest iu InElieh. Much attention I4s
been paid Geo ports. but little irrs~..r
BE- given English. and particularly fr.
..1iur' of debntinE. outside the school
room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Beauty Aids
to Nature

SATURDAY will he a busy
- day at the Toilet Coun-
ter when beauty aids to ma
ture are to he sold at such
underpriceS:
Squibbs' Talcum, scented and
u~nscented, 19c.
fellows Face Powder at
lie.
Pray's ROsaline-fOr nails,
face and lips-1Sc.
Riker's Cream of Almonds,
makes the skin smooth. 25c.
S-Ounce Bottles Peroxide of
Hydrogen at &c.
SOzcdOnt Powder for the
teeth at 19c.
Emery Nail Boards, dozen in
box for &c.
Eagle Complexion Channels in
sanitary envelope at Sc.
HOnOre Pagan Imported Per-
fumes-Violet, Lilac and White
Rose - Saturday at Soc an
ounce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

"Whu sahalI ] say 10 asking FOR him
incurred central OF The man In tho
booth.
.ur O.Cohon"
'Nr Who
'OCohpu
Wait % minute Tho wires a-s
crossed N"V York. Tribune.
Mistress binding visitor fn tho
kitcIouT-Who De- thia N1ryf
Mary confused My brother. MIN
Mistress tsusUiCIUu lEI-Nou nos
much alike
MARY t-tamm0riur aroIogetlcaIIyl-
We wrr". m. but he's just had his
beard shaved OI. an that makes him
different London Opinion.
Young Uarduup says bic grand
father was 90 OF tho 0~rstEefflore
NOf inherited evidently. HarduuT
never settles Judge
Au oufrrrris.ua Young florist. in or
Ter fu increase hIs trade. displayed
|Hi# SIGN BOO hIa window
We give 90 packet of flower seeds
with ever. plant"
900. competitor across The stree
promptly sought fD meet tho comm.
fIfinu hr placing iu DTS window hs
fuIuwlU. announcement.
We give rho earth with ryrry
plant Every body Magazine.
N History OF tho Plano hs ms
mad" Is appearance What ur lard
u.f concerned Too ta Tho future OBJ
como or the pianos in the nc.ghbgr
hood 90 our new bvme.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
SOC Vanity
Cases at 33C

THE Jewelry Section offers for
Saturday shoppers some ex-
ira values, among them a lot of
German Silver Vanity Cases.
These come in plain STYLES or
with pretty designs and contain
two coin holders. powder puff
and mirror. Splendid SOC num-
bers Saturday at $50.
German Silver Purses with at.
tractive designs, fitted with
mirror, leather card cases and
change pocket at CSC.
La Vallieres in beautiful de-
signs in cameo. pearl and white
stones az 49c each.
Cameo Pins and Rings in ar
tistic designs at 25c, 100 and
Csc each.
Beads seem 10 be the largest
selling novelties Of the Spring
scason-and we have lots Of
them in long and short strings
On imported styles and designs
at 25c 10 sos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
Last Day to File Returns
Under Fedora! Income Tax Law

s engaged Ly appearing fo ODD.
II'li returns or f0 errur. Iuf1rms
.'h relative f0 tho requirement. Of
tho IaW
Deputy Collector OF Internal 10,
'uN' James % Ilues yr-fsrf4, ar
npuNfsI that tho office will o. omen
iiNW uu'l a 900 O'Clock this even.
lha To accommodate those who wish
f0 hlo return. and who f.,s h., r,
adj" FOB DO s1 prior TO fEi. Time Trr
nHI'" l- usually closed SATURDAY. 90
noon huf fho follow Iua hour were
announced Tor today open from IS 800
2 n. until d. O'Clock noon. and omen
from . uufI goo O'Clock D. m
u d. understood Chat there are GOV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
CITY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
VOTES TO SELL AND DISBAND

clutches o placed on the road 10
health and strength
hI. Andrew Wilson reportd on the
medical conditions OF the hospital fo-
me past six weeks and was followed
oy DIT y. \. Haning. who reported
on The surgical condition OF the hospi
tai during the same time. Both r..
portS we're very satisfactory TO the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Buiterick Patterns and
Fashion Sheets for March
are ready on the main
floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
pay Sl.I9 for a SI.5O
Leather Vanity Bag

AhONE omer special values at the Leather Goods Counter for
= Saturday your attention is directed 10 a new line Of Fnyeroo.
VANITY Bags made OF imitation seal, morocco and moire-fnisbt
Ieathers. Ihcsc Bags have long or short strap handle and have
SIN compartments. some fitted with coin purse. mirror and povdcr
Saturday at S1.19 each. '"" "'0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

Win buf today remaining In which
~ hl" return. of income under tho
provision ~ fHn Federal income taA
Jaw Tor flf farshIr period Of March Z
10 December e. 1918. rcuaiuIne. pros
rnril1n faK payers have kept tho OF
LriaI. of fIr Internal Revenue ct
nee n Che local Federal building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28

ton. Garments made
OF fine quality long
cloth neatly embroid-
cred by h a n d
G o W n $, Chemises,
d r a W ers, Princess
Slips, Combinations
and Corset Covers in
the notable asSort-
ment on view on the
second floor.
Night Gowns at
S1.9S 7 n c S c
Gowns are made in
kimono style with low
circular neck hand
embroidery on sleeves
and frOnt-relieved
at neck and sleeves bv
edging Of lace and
r i b b o excellent
values at S1.0S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-28
STOCKHOLDERS HOLD MEETING
AND TAKE FINAL ACTION
New orheers Elected 20 Garry Out
Will OF the Body-Publie Sale
TO BE Held Monday.
MEMBERS OF OLD CITY
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

HENRY NJ. RUSSELL. sR.
WILLIAM =. STiFEL
w. A. WILSON.
MORRIS ~HORkHEIMER. De.
ceased.
Or. r. RUSH SWOPE.