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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22
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When you come into this store
for a pair OF shoes you are not
hurried into a "near-ft" We take
time and care TO help you TO a pair
Of shoes that are the right shape.
and Rt exactly.
More feet are ruined by careless
fitting than most people have any
idea o. As shoemcn we know
that nine-tenths Of the foot-trou-
bles to-day are entirely unwarrant.
ed and would not be 10 10 we're not
for the wearing Of shoes that
eramped the toes crowded the bali
Of the foot or did not support the
arch as u ought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

had been purchased out OF the city
when the same goods exactly were
made or offered for sale at the same
or less price in the Wheeling district.
Resolutions Adopted
The following resolution was fntro-
duced by Mr.. Rennard and was unani-
adopted:
Whereas. IL is Of vital import
ance To the welfare OF the Wheeling
district that citizens thereof buy
their commodities from local mer-
chants. and that they buy goods
made in the Wheeling district as
Tar as possible. and
Whereas. we have every conf
dence In the ability OF our home
merchants TO supply as good, ~ not
better. values than may be obtained
IN any other section OF the country,
Therefore. be a.
Resolved. that we recommend and
urge all our citizens TO confine their
purchases as far as possible to
goods handled by local merchants.
and that local merchants in turn
give the preference to local jobbers
and manufacturers.
The meeting was presided over by ]
Y. Hanley. and was attended BY the fol-
lowing: H. $. Sands. W. A. Mflligan
Jos. X. Naylor. J. y. fancy, j. Adam
Blum. John II. Rennard. II. Il. Dunlap.
J. Harold Brennan. A. W. PAUL. Fred j
Fox. Paul NJ. Nemeyer. w n. Elliott
Ben ENley. ". NJ. Heifrick. II. G Franz
helm, George J. MRthison. Roy b. Nay
Tor and J. II. Hanley.
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"BUY In WHEELING" CAMPAIGN
TO BE CONDUCTED HERE SOON

taxes. employ more help. spend more
money for new Material. new build
ings. and make circle OF prosperity
which includes every person in the
community. He spoke OF the success
OF similar movements with which ne
had been in touch in other cities.
Mr.. Rennard spoke briefly endors-
ing the general idea. and urged that
any effort made 20 accomplish results
be broad and comprehensive so as TO
insure its ultimate success
Mr. Fox gave a short address from
the standpoint Of the banker. as to
how the movement would undoubtedly
Increase prosperity.
In endorsing the proposition. Mr..
fancy characterized IL as being
movement OF enlightened reciproc-
ity"
Others cited instances where goods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

There II no reason In the world Whv
the people OF ohio should not send War
rem g. Harding TO the United states sen
ate There - every reason why they
should. He Is man Of ability in
tegrity and broadmindedness. lie would
promptly take his stand in the senate
a. one OF its foremost members lie
- fine speaker. but that Is the least
Of his merits-he Is a good aIi-around
man Of Affairs. capable OF comprehend
Ing public issues IN all their bearings.
and promptly deciding what side the
peoples good D. on. lie would be "A
safe man In emergencies. and would
never burden his constituents with re-
gret-OhiO state Journal
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however. Senator Martin will invesii-
gate the threatened Colombia grab, as
ne promises 10 do. he will find that
secretary Bryan interested himself
in that scheme with particular refer
euee to a personal friend. the attorney
Tor Colombia. who stands to receive
a personal fortune as a fee in case the
South American blackmailers are sue
eessful in looting the United States
Treasury.
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UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.

So have doors sheets 10 udde undri Won
hire do your YOU cease to wonder As
800 - % IS so hard % fnd-hc so much
sumo W lhE FOOR suing-thc his
what he may be doing ! hire a man 70 SOW
sticks keep the fire agong discusses poles IN Ia
guage smooth and flowing the grows rusty he stands the
Nekn hrnk and totters he with
nounees wall Street poers When dusk grows dense
near ms windy RACES and Kick him sadly through when
nave paid his wages hire and hoe the morn
ing goes and when evening telling stories
lha oue no good, fear hausfrau
MIN gently by the ear and lead him the alley stove
70 ok and h the kitchen table and when evening come hack
mes sleeping IN the stable And thus
vain endeavor poor arc with Us b, Co.
WALT MASON TUT
CcopyTiEsL 1919 81 s.Oru. nssu.v AaauA
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SCHEDULE CHANGES
W. q L. e. Railroad Company An
nounces Changes 20 Become
Effective November T.

The new schedule that goes into
effect on the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad November d. as follows
The Toledo train will leave the local
station Of q. Boo for Cleveland. train
No i,. Che Cleveland Flyer. will leave
% 2.l' D. Boz. Instead Of O'Clock.
The Jewetf accommodation will leave
90 $50 % m. an hour later than ~
present The new Adeua train which
VIII D." placed on the road for the &C.
comodation ~ the Wheeling public
between This city and Nens will leave
go . O'Clock JOB the morning
The inbound trains To- this city viii
arrive ae follose. Jowctt accomoda
ton. $40 a. ms Cleveland Flyer.
l.5a %. IN. hicna branch train. 700
2. m. train 40 g. Toledo train with
connections from Cleveland. SIS
M on hour earlier than present ar
rangemcnt
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Having impaired its productive cap
acity and shortened its benevolent as
similation Of wages, the Democratic
party Is now engaged in urging the dis
solution Ct the United statss Steel Cor
poration whose employees. a number OF
whom are stockholders, have petitionsd
against any such disturbance OF its in
tegrity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

stamped" by its President. killed a
measure looking to such promised re
lief to the agricultural class.
Again selling the truth to save the
hour" IL destroyed the merit system.
II was pledged to promote. by lifting
tine civil service bars to reward the
faithful" and preserved its ''princi-
Piles" by appropriating nearly s4.OOa.-
600 to the spells system.
And again purveying "the truth to
save the hour IL denounced useless
Offices in its molasses dripping plat.
form as "a drain upon the substance
Of the people" and then proceeded to
create more Offices and salaries in
eighteen months than in any three
years before. adding annually 20 the
public expenses over sl.750.OOO.
As the party of patriotism" /, In.
hicted upon the American people the
most un-American economic measure
ever put on the statutes. the Under
wood-simmons bill. whose benevslent
features invite the foreign manufac.
turer and producer to come in and
flourish that our home industries may
be impoverished and the American la
borer deprived of employment.
Denouneing "the pronigate waste of
the money wrung from the people by
oppressive taxation through the lavish
appropriations of recent Republican
Congresses" the party in nineteen
months has exceeded the appropria-
lions Of the last Republican Congress
by over 500. 900. and has. besides.
imposed oppressive taxation on The
people to the amount OF s105, zoo. 900.
and then cowardly charged up these
delinquencies to the effects OF the Eu-
ropean war. which had nothing TO do
with II. OF course.
Pledging the nominee OF the Bait.
more convention to the principle Of a
single Presidential term. the nominee.
barely warm in Office. is an announced
candidate for denomination, and the
proposed constitutional amendment.
which was promised. has gone into the
discard.
Solemnly covenanting to conserve
the expenses of government. it has
been shown by the records that the
expenditures for running the depart.
ments Of the government last year
were 100000 a week greater than
for the average of the last year of
the Republican administration.
Denounced by members of its own
party in the House OF Representatives
as scandalously improvident and Grim.
inally extravagant in the dispersion of
the peoples money. and charged by
one of its eminent representatives in
the Senate as playing the hypocrite.p
we are told by the gentleman who
we have with us this evening" In a
hemorrhage of words and paucity or
facts he inflicted on the House the
other day. that the Democratic party
has remained true to it's traditions.
UnquestionabIy il has. The aeeus-
ing record shows It. and Major Nicely
has vouehed for II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

N In now far into the third month
OF the vacancy in the wheeling post
onics- congrsssman Teely has had A
In his power to nh the vacancy. hut 20
far he has Neglected this plain duty.
why7
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COUNTY TICKET.
TRUE TO IT'S TRADITIONS. y

Fresh from the secret caucuses and
conspiracies OF the Democratic Con-
gress the Hon. NJ. NJ. Nicely, who has
misrepresented the First district of
West Virginia in that body, will speak
in this city tonight. and will probably
attempt to give reasons for the celii.-
quencies in his stewardship. Some
days ago. while the House of Repre-
sentatives was sitting as a lodge Of
sorrow" Major Nicely attempted 10
hearten up the members Of that body,
and We submit choice excerpt OF his
remarks on that occasion. taken from
the Congressional Record. which Is
pitilessly correct and exact. After pre-
siding over the imaginary funeral serv-
ices OF the Republican party. which.
"on account Of the peculiar condition
Of the corpse" he said. had to be hur-
ried, he preened the wings Of his in
terminable vocabulary and took fight
in the realms OF bombast and sophis-
try. Hear him declaim:
"on the other hand the voters are in
vtted 70 let their weary eyes repose on
the old Democratic party-the Oldest
has never sold the truth 20 save the
hour,. the party that has remained true
20 It's traditions and its ideals. whether
in the morning OF victory or in the mid
night OF disaster ana defeat since IN.
day OF It's birth ~ has guarded the rights
OF the common people as the shepherd
a.sos ms sheep. The Democrats party
ths party Of Jefferson and Jackson, the
party OF Underwood and Clam, the party
OF Wilson and Bryan"
Major Nicely is eminently right in
maintaining that the party has re-.
NAMED true to its traditions and its
ideals" in laundering and noundering.
and for the third time IL has briefly
held power in a period OF over fifty
years. is again establishing its inca.
pacity to govern.
Il has grievously wounded the in.
dustrial integrity Of the country and
woefully depressed the business OF the
land.
Il has temporized with truth and
honesty. and strewn IT'S pathway with
broken promises and unfuIhIed
pledges in the unparalleled extrava.
gance Of It's appropriations and the
prohigste waste Of the peoples money.
II has sold the truth to save the
hour" In protesting 10 be the partlcu-
lar friend Of the farmer. Under the
delusion that he was the cause Of the
high cost Of living. % ruthlesrIy raked
the tarih on the products Of the farm.
and has only made living higher and
the farmer poorer.
In guarding the rights ~ The com.
mon people" o. has caused distress.
Voc. misery and want 10 dwell among
the tents Of labor where contentment.
happiness and fuli employment we're
The established results Of Republican
Protection and Prosperity
As The shepherd guards bis sheep
% marched on the hiHsides OF the farm
With De- buckier OF free trade and
swept away the grazing nocks
A. the party Of principle" it was
pledged 20 free tolls 10 our coasfrise
shipping In its platform. but revoked
&C. word IN he performance.
Again. pledged N establish q system
~ rural credits Tor The farmer. ifs ren.
rssenianves IN Congress. rubber
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

secretary % state Bryan must Inn
egiue that ohio voters are poorly in
formed lot Of morals % he expects them
20 accept. his lahOred defense o. war
taxes IN time 81 peace.
IL won't do. Mr. Bryan. Your labori-
Gus 'alibi' o. a. weak a. church social
oyster soup. Return 20 your cortcunfa. i.
ton or The beauties ~ universal peace.
Your are more diEnlhed and Impressive
In that role than In the character on or
hcial apoloRist for war taxes" in time
of peace.-Cincinnatt Commercial-Tri-
bune
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22
TENTATIVE PLANS OUTLINED AT
MEETING OF CITIZENS HELD
YESTERDAY.
Interesting Talks Given On Subject
Before Ways and Means Commit
tee Of the Board Of Trade.

Inc Buy in Wheeling District"
movement was given a hearty endorse.
ment by the ways and means commit.
tee Of the Board of Trade. at its semi
monthly meeting. held yesterday ut
noon. at the Hotel Windsor IL was
the principal topic OF discussion. and
before adjournment was taken resolu
tons were adopted. urging all citizens
70 conhne their purchases. as far as
possible. to good handled by local
merchants and that local merchants
in turn give the preference 10 local
Johbers and manufacturers.
The suggestion was made that n
Made in Wheeling District Week" be
observed. tentative plans were dis
oussed for launching a campaign along
educational lines. II was for these
purposes that a special committee OF
John n. Rennard OF the John H. Rem
nard Co. and Paul NJ Nemeyer, of
Nemeyer Advertising Creators. we're
appointed to formulate a working out.
line OF campaign This committee 81
% report at the next regular meeting
Of the Ways and Means committee.
Covers Wheeling District.
This movement includes the entire
Wheeling district. from Shadyside 90
Wellsburg. from Moundsville to Bril-
liant and from West Alexander TO ST.
Clairsville. for the reason that all Of
the towns and villages in the Wheel.
Ing district are bound together 40
closely in the manufacture and sale OF
what are known the world over ~
Wheeling products. The logical and
satisfactory method Of accomplishing
the desired results must include the
entire Wheeling district. for what bene-
ito the smaller communities. must
necessarily operate 10 benefit all 9TH
ors In the district There can be 10
trade division. for all are 30 compactly
linked together
In endorsing the movement broadly.
for the benefit OF every citizen. laborer
and business man IN the Wheeling dis
trict the Ways and Means committee
took the stand that tho Wheeling
Board Of Trade az the largest 1rgani.
zation particularly fitted 20 father and
carry out the campaignn should step
forward and take the lead
AMONG those who discussed the
subject were Georre J Mathison. "a
M Uelfrick. 4 w PAUL. Paul N
Nemeyer. John 49, Bennard. p. , Fox.
- fancy. Jos a. Naylor. W B
NHNNNW'N NNNW NNNNH.N" NNH.AN' HNIMN IT,
marks.
Many Expressed Accord
Mr. Helfrick covered The rround
from the point OF a large retail mer-
chant Mr. PAUL spoke from the
standpoint az he manufacturer
VT Nemeyer started ont b. SAYING
that there isn't rny argument AGAINST
The buy in Wheeling district" move
ment Tor the reason that 10 the pco-
PIE stopped buying at home there
would be no need for retail stores.
the town would soon dwindle and
pass away Mr Nemeyer pointed out
that practically everything person
might wish 10 buy for any purpose is
either made or offered for sale In the
Wheeling district he declared that
buying In the Wheeling district means
more business FOR tho merchant. the
iobber and tho manufactu al
three Of whom. In turn. pay more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

The Democratic newspapers are Civ
ing more space 10 the Progressive can
didates than TO their own. The reason
for this b. obvious. the only hope OF
Cox is that the alleged dryness Of the
Progressive candidate Tor governor will
publican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

The Car has declared that the gov
eminent will never again manufacture
or sell alcoholic liquor But that does
not bar private enterprise from engar-
Ing In the business. However. IL is a
step forward in a country where Il is
very important
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

Cox says the Republicans are suffer
ing from the lack OF "A boss Ohio is
suffering from too much boss-Cox-
Newark American-Tribune
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Comments of
Ohio Editors
In tho way of Prediction.

Some OF the gentlemen who are talk
ing about the Republican "forlorn
hope In ohio will be feeling FOOLS h
after election day.-Cincinnati Times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

Marse Henry watterson and President
wilson have now patched up an agree
ment on everything except prohibition
on which the President stands pat.
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Had Taken His Weight IN Medicine.
Vt u. Faucett. Of Gulsville. Ca.
SAYS he had taken his weight In med.
cine Tor headache and constipation.
but never used anything that aid him
20 much GOOD a. Chamberlain Tab.
lets. For sale ~ an dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22
COMING OF Sen.
GOFF PLEASING
WILL DELIVER FIRST SPEECH IN
mAhTlNs6URo NEXT SAT-
UROAY NIGHT.
Next Tuesday the Little Giant"
VIII BE In Wheelins-Trip
Through State viii Do
Much Good.
BY CHARLES BROOKS SMITH

WASHINGTON. ID. G., Oct. IL
senator COTS first speech in this
campaign will be delivered at Mar
tinsourg next Saturday night. His
Itinerary of eight speeches in widely
separated parts of the State has been
completed with the exception OF No
vember ,. lie may go to Oak Hill
Tor an afternoon meeting on that
date. IL Is in Fayette county. and a
place convenient for thousands of mi
ners to attend. II is famous for the
immensely of its Republican rallies.
Clarksburg. Fairmont. Bluefeld.
and, in fact. a score of other places
are clamoring for Senator Con for the
cate which is still open. November 2.
the day before election. This date
VIII be filled in the next few hours.
After the Martinsburg meeting Sen
ator Con. accompanied by Secretary
eugene McDermott. will go to Clarks-
burg to spend Sunday From there
they win go to kingwood. where, in
the afternoon. Senator Goff will make
his second speech of his tour. An
immense meeting is expected to be
the result of his visit to the county
seat of Preston.
Tuesday night. October %, Senator
Con will speak at Wheeling: Wednes-
day night at Parkersburg: Thursday
afternoon at Middlebourne: Friday
night at Huntington: Saturday night
at Charleston. and Monday. November
Z at either Oak Hill. Bluefield or
Clarksburg
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Working on Plans.

The local committees in the cities
and towns to be visited by the dis
tinguished West Virginian are al
ready al work on plans for their re-
spective meetings. They are being
widely advertised. and the announce
ment OF the coming Of Senator Con
has created the greatest enthusiastic
interest that has been witnessed in
those communities for some time
over a forthcoming political event.
according to reports received here.
Senator Cons tour through the
state is expected to be a triumphant
one and TO be the means OF tipping
the scales in many close local con-
tests toward the candidates Of his
party
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M. II. & NJ.

SATISFACTORY SHOES.
1917 Marin St. Wheeling. W. va.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS TITLE
Salem Abstract Co.pany, 2l2s22 and Tux Bldg 595
oHIRoPRAcToR NERVE SPECIALIST
Dr. T. h. May SO6SOI Hubbard Building SSH
DRUGS
opera House Pharmacy Court High
Perry Rexan Store lis South 979l
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL.
Salem Electric Co, Masonic Temple l27 North High 1900
ELECTRIC WIRING
Geo Pettngn, l55 North Liberty lS7I
FISH CLANS OYSTERS
salem Fish Poultry Market 3 South
FURNITURE CARPETS, DRAPERIEs
GROCERIES,
L. NJ, BOggs & Co, 1877 Sou Commercial - - Main sli
HARDWARE
salem Hardware Inc, l20 North ain
JEwELRY WATCH REPAIRING.
John Barr Company Liberty 1855
LAUNDRIEs,
Salem Steam Laundry, 1870 Liberty - - Main %
Cedar Bend Dairy, c. W. Dixon Co. Farmers
PRINTING BLANKS
Ross MOors Co, l9 South Commercial
PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING TIMING.
t. NJ Barr l64 South Commercial
UNDERWRITERS
DISQUALIFICATION Co, 95l North and night
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Jim Wilson 14l High sreet. - Main l7l
STORAGE TRANSFER DRAYAaE.
Salem Truck Dray
BEDDING.
Calef Bros, Court and High
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE
NJ Doan 1870 North Liberty street. --.-....-..-.. ..
WALL PAPER PAINTS AND
'" D. forter 400 court street ~ - - ~... Main 4S5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
FOREST DEPARTMENT
SELLS some TIMBER

The Forest Service has recently sold
TO the Corvallis Lumber Manufacturing
Company s,6OS,000 board feet Of timber
on the Santiam National Forest, Oregon.
The timber is situated on approxi
mately ls0 acres in sections s and y.
T. 10 :, r. H., w NJ. on the water.
shed Of Dry Creek, which is tributary
to the North Fork Of the Santiam River,
not far from Hoover, Oregon. and con.
sists OF 1,Ii6,000 board feet Of Douglas
fir 100000 hoard feet Of western hem.
lock, $4,000 board feet of western
hcmlock, aS9,OO0 hoard feet Of western
red cedar, and $4,000 board feet Of
western white pine.
The company is TO pay for the timber
in advance Of cutting IN instalments Of
not less than $4,000 each, at the rate
of Sl.S5 per NJ for Douglas fir aud
western white pine, SEQ per NJ for
western red cedar, aud soc per NJ for
western hcmlock. BY the contract Of
sale, the company will be allowed until
June 30, 1916, for the utting and 10.
mOyal OF the timber
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
REAL EsTATB TRANSFERS.

r. V Richet ct yir 10 G Montague,
lot - Vernon Acres. s.--sl0
VI V Adix et ux To II NJ James, lot
5 y . Meyers Add Salem. --Sl0.
! NJ Beckett to S Shaw, land in see
~ 70 East.-sl0,
II G Won Bchrcn ct ux TO o & Cal
r Co., laud in sec Z T 9 5 X ! W.
A..
4 Tucker et ux to + i sherwood,
land in Bellinger y !. 6 n 10 $ r /
E.-sl0.
B NJ Bellinger ct ux 20 T. N Beliiu.
ger, land in see T7sR E.-sl.
Henry Berning et ux 20 K r Zoll.
ner, 6l.li acres in Brown d T. G. r :
5 X 2 W.--SlO.
Roy Orwiek et uV to + Rala et ok,
l0OxlO7 feet in sec 80 4 T9s R3 +.
$40.
Quit Claim Deeds.
J. W. Nelson et ux TO Edw Nelson
1855 acres in see r s. s % W
$1,000.
Title aud Trust Go. TO + J sherwood
land in Bellinger Claim T 0SRs w.
-sl.
VI y Ferschwelier to 4 6 Fcrsh
weller land ia secs 2l 4 % 4 s h
9 W.-sl.
Vanderbeck ct vir 10 NJ u Fersch
weller land in see 2l & % r $ \
2 W.--$20s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

Many cases in this disease result IA.
tally before medicine can be obtained
or a physician summoned. II Is easily
cured when the proper remedy j. af
hand. Mrs Charles Stewart Of Mt
Collins, ~ Y, says: "When my hus
band had cholera morbus lsSt summer
he used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Disrrhoea Remedy and il cured
him promptly Every family should
keep this remedy At hand I; only costs
quarter. For sale by al dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21
Friends Expected Her 10 nis

Il sincerely believe my life was saw.
ed IN the Fall Of 1910 by using Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera -ad Diarrhoea
Remedy, = writes Mrs Agnes Booth,
Tonawanda. n. Y. 81 was taken with
diarrhoea followed by an attack Of
acute Indigestion. Power Of the pen
fails TO portray the agonies | endured.
My friends expected me to die, as
had been unable to get relief for so
long a time. This remedy went direct.
ly to the seat of the trouble and cured
me in a few hours time" For sale by
all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-21

UNITED ARTISANS-Capital Assem-
bly, No, 81, meets every Wednesday
at 5 p. m. in Moose Hall W. o. As
seln, NJ. A.; Ivan G. Martin, seere.
tary, Masonic Temple.