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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
Apron Sale.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Trim
ity Lutheran church will have an
apron sale Tuesday evening i'm the
church. Refreshments will be served
after the sale. Price Is cents. All
are cordially invited.-Adv.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
Vac il, Jail,

Floyd Ogle. convicted ot Nagran"y
several days ago and given IL sen-
of thirty days in the county
Jail which was suspended ON condition
that he cave the city, vas found in
town again Saturday and was sent To
the Jail for the enforcement NJ the
septenco.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
Fire in Vacant House.

Nm explosion of a stove in a Nacan
house a, IA oak street which was
being painted by the owner. Henry
~siandbeck, of the Grand Forks Motor
cycle company, resulted in Il blaze
which damaged the house In the en-
tent of 5000.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
WAGES INCREASE
Farm I1aborcrs' Fay Advances More
Rapidly Than Others.

Washington, March .S.-Wages Of
farm lahorerS have increased more
rapidly than those of the city woxk-
man during the past twenty years. a
department of agriculture investiga-
ton has revealed. During the past
wear the pay of the farm hand in
creased W. and u half per cent; the
increase has been eleven per cent in
the past four years and SO per cent
since 1902.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
MURDERS SWEETHEART
Men Search for Youth Who Kills 49,
Ypar.0Id Girl.

Mdberly. No, March 23.-One hun.
dred men all day searched the coun-
try surrounding Moberly for Victor
Roberts, the youth who Saturday
night shot and killed Miss Jessie
Davall. his 16-year-old sweetheart.
Yesterday afternoon a coroner's jury
CAV a verdict declaring Roberts the
girls murderer while groups OF citi-
zens listened to friends of the girl
and her blind father make threats Of
lynching.
jealousy is said to have caused the
shooting.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
Propcrty Transfers.

a. t. Holland has purchased
through tho Isoc-Kulstad company the
Aug. Schave property, locatcd on De-
Mers avenue for $4,000. This adver-
tisement is for the purpose to cancel
all other arrangements which the for
mer owner may have had with other
real estate men regarding the sale of
same.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
TREATY WITH vENIzrEL>.

Calls for Arbitration of MI interim.
tiOnaI Difficulties.
Washington, March GA new
treaty has bcen signed between the
United States and Ncnezucla by which
all questions not capable of settle
lnent by diplomacy are to he sub
,nittcd to AN investigation ny the in
ternational commission for at least
one year. This is the fourteenth of
Secretary Blyan's peace treaties.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
l,nrmcr Rcsidcnt ni,,s

Word has been received here ot
Tho death al KalispeI, Mont. of Mrs.
2. J. Strickland, formerly a resident
of this city. She lived in Grand
Forks from 1873 In 1888, when she
removed 4" halispel with her nus
band.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
The City In Brief II
~
no HOLD TRAIN.

The train from Cavalier To
Grafton, which connects Mt the
latter place for Grand Forks. will
he held at Cavalier tomorrow aft
ernoon until 1910 o'clock. This
step j. taken to accommodate
thoSs. wishing to attending the
ID. y. LaNdnl funeral.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
To Discuss Currency.

N. N. Edmunds will speak m
National Currency Legislation" at
tho regular meeting of the Fortnight
ly club Mt the library this evening.
The discussion will % led by L. l..
Goodman.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
Visiting Here.

=. j. Travis. representing the JOS
ten Manufacturing company OF Owa-
tonne. Mimi. is spending the day in
the city visiting friends and attend
ing to business matters.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
~ East Grand Forks X
Mrs. Waldroff's parents. MIR. and Mrs.
A. Brown.
Visiting Here.

Mrs. /. E. Mar Of Staples, Mimi, has
arrived in the city for a visit at the
nome of her brother, L. p. Hitler. Mrs.
Mar formerly resided in this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
Barn is DESTROYED.

The barn located at the real of the
J Holt residence on Washington ave-
nue.. was destroyed by fire early yes
terday morning. The building was
used as a paint and repair shop by
Mr.. Holt. The fire was MOI discover
ed until the building was nearly de-
stroycd. IT.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT
Will Receive Paving Plans and Speci.
Observation-Disclosures Limiting
is Passed.

The city council will e in adj
Engineer Smith will submit his plans
and specifications for paving u num-
Der of East Grand Forks streets. The
council probably will fix a date for
"a public hearing, s o hat the residents
on the streets affected may be heard
from.
The ordinance limiting the number
of saloons to thirty-two has been
passed by the council and when pub
lished this week. will go into effect.
The ordinance was introduced at the
January meeting. 1t was designed
to keep the saloons at the present
number.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
Baby Boy is Dead.

The baby boy Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Marsh, 408 Front street, born jan
uary q last, died at 2:45. o'clock this
morning, stomach trouble being re-
sponsible for the little ones. demise,
Funeral services will be held from the
residence at 2 o'clock tomorrow aft
ernoon
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
erIloon
Go to Canada.

UO W VUINdQHe
Mrs. J. G.. Waldroff and daughters,
Helen, Hattie and Marie, and son,
Robert. left early this morning for Tis-
dale. Sask., where they will Join Mr..
Waldroff. They have spent the past
few days here visiting at the home of
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
"A Baby Boy

"A Baby Boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crystal of this
city are the parents Of a baby boy,
born yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23
To Have Party

~ law dCVNe :. n" m"
The pupils of Mrs. j. III. McNicol's
Sunday school class will hold a party
in the Presbyterian church hall to-
night.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-23

Return to City.
Mrs. George Buckley and family,
who have spent the greater part Of the
winter in Montana, have returned to
the city!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
KILL The CATARRH
GERM--USE HYOMEI
It's the Direct-to-the Spot Method
You Breathe II.

Why delay and continue fo need.
IDsalv suffer tho rtyIroa OF rafarfh
germs ~ De- NOT only unnecessary.
but dangerous Try mo-. fO.daF=fIp
IIyomei treatment Tor rafHrrh. head
colds. or bronchial tuurha
The HyOm'i process of ds.frOgIua
raf1rrh germs relieving head cold.
and healing the raw and Iurampd mu.
rOuH membrane oil. not only, most Of
i'rfIvr but is quick. entirely harmless
end pleasant fu uaD.Ifa nature.
ulF-vOu breathe Do no bad fasfire
drugs fu upset tho stomach
You cannot success. fully reach tho
urEauH where Tho TIfHrrH germ.
thrive except with |aufIa.rf.r and
nrrwirIdal aIr Tho rlmmUua.ra.
method Ia fn breathe q frw f.mr. dat.
lr hralfh.rDsf0rIus ITyumrf Urrs
Wodirafrd air DO rur. right fl tho
pot and iWndIaflIr rratHs. nI IHu
diseased tissues 10. arfI..rtIr heal.
ing brriuH Hf uur.
tn .uffrIr" from frequent colds.
N'Hd8rn' raising nj mucous. spas
u0d.r ruusHIr. dInfuIf lrrlfHIns U-
fHHf weak Hrd run down fr.-rr.
surely frr |I.Uu.i 400 DRUGGIST. ..II
N.k Tor fHr complete OUTFIT. ra.u
Tar price. 81 UU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

Ny position is the same now az ~ wa
mat Tho most important thing 81.
the election OF the legislature.
The achievements accomplished for
the people OF our state by the RepubU.
can party 60 twenty years or faithfI.
effort were Professionally .fourht with nj.
Tie strategy that CouiI be brought int
play hE the Democratic leaders. And
now AFTER all Of those long contests We
are today IN sight OF greater things for
'uE state. which iE unsurpassed by any
other boo natural wealth. bur rom which
$50 httl" has been accumulated for &C.
present needs and lfs future cltlzenshiu
when these resources win De exhausfeI
We have accomplished much. but MANI
lhinEs remain ~ hs done. for ours b. .
49, Er'NlrE state. and It's needs con.
More Revenue Needed.
luhh'in'uinI Ei'1l need Del NOR"
stinted" Tor lack uf funds. while fh
prom arising from Tho t~.pfulHaiIuu of
our natural wealth g. making thousands
ron. Tho university. The, preparatory
schools tho normal schools and our
common .nCu'e alI need money our
nospil'is Tor thg insane urgently need
treatment Of their Unfortunate inmate
our schools and h0mre Tor d~cin0uorf
and dependent boys and rirI- arc 0vcr.
and plind youths of the state arc bs.r.
'ga'1l'l IA our schools az Eomuo.
HffIirf'd urreous Hr. begging for treat.
wHut Boo 0ur Tuberculosis sgnitarluu. bIt
there b - room fHr fhcp. we have in.
creased The allowance FOR the public
l'Hlfh. tho prevention and nradICntIou. OF
disons" and Tor sanitary purposes. but
much NOR. than wr have EIvrn Ie need.
90 Ir connection with a number cor
our existing IurrfufInnH we need m1rr
land And We need lands and b%uiIdinEs
Tor other institutions fn caro- for dolce
iIhc ana dependents. for refOrmuforI.a
Tor FIRST offenders. and for Other rur-
poses To short. we need mach more
money Tor the public institutions .,yr
ALREADY have. end funds 60 build and
equip several we need. must have b.
have not And good rrad-=whcrc rra
the rounrr9 end mo state % obtain fr.
IfI sumo uf none" .H much rr.I..
Tor fnIH rrn1f HrfrIHrwruf. SO ono cav
compute tn" almost infinite benefit fIrt
w"Iid accrue from "a urf.uork rr fr.
IfhWa 90, .rirE ".rrr county
l' IN" .HmunuwU1ifn TUr vr MUS.
first have fHa money FOR rood raaH
cannot De- huI.f for nothing Thor. lr.
many other objects for which vya moo.
more money fHHf = have NOT limo f.
.'...H ITO rHkr frI. situation rfnrT
. NOR" era. aH before u.. ur rnun Dr..
.1t' Into rHr.I1arr..uu fHrf TOO afHfe.
more man t'." .." WHOM r.. rrnHIhfff.#
Jaw goes IrT. effect MOST r.|.
Sources Of Revenue
nero fI." "r. how. "Hr We rhfrf-
'"" ..I... increased" HrrnHHIr rU.
. |.f .H" method nr rHfffrf
.-.. .'. taxation And whilst frer
." no accepted Hr0r'f.Hn ~ f4ra..u-
ard WHILST no a@.'rrff-. s..fr- ~ fa..
f.. I rrf boon Invented rr ain mos
THAT f..rr rrr..rH Hrr objects wr.
fr...'n 'aErr f"rf r-r able f1 Do ..
''a .T f-''0r'7- '7 choir a.lpv % con
Cconuuusa on rage Eisvsnj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
WEIDEBUSCH?
Rumcr Has u That AUGUST Wied~
busch Has Been picked % Sue.
cced Hazlett aq Postmaster

riunT was rrr .sfrrtI. going tho
round IJfn yesterday afternoon fu tho
eject fHaf August NirInhu.ch has
af''d upon hF l0urrrHFmau "
Vt NrrlE HH postmaster for WHIlfIr-
fo succeed Robert Ul1Irff whose rnr
tFnaffur becomes effective March
Do further bad b. that EIa appointment
VII go before tho senate Tor rurfrmr.
lion next Monday.
During fn" m0rnirg however Iuf1r.
-Ourcc led many tp br.|r.. f..f. OF
kIuguoIOn. chairman U. fHn Ohio Conn.
~ Democratic executive committee.
would land the coveted place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
PARTIES REUNITB

al and ua- only amended by a motion
hy " s. S'afhDra. OF Weston. who
stated that with Che committee stand
ing aside with a1 much work ahead iI
would hn advisable fu limit tho talk.
t1 five minutes each THIH also car.
rI'd
Numerous Talks.
Address. were made HE tho follow
iuE Judge r. s.. Brown p~arkershurr
Secretary of State Stuart D. Rood.
state Auditor John s. UHr.f. Attorney
General n. a. Lilly Iutsn o. % RYAN.
kutnu county Fd Cooper. EramWrU.
Mercer county. candidate for CONGRESS
from The llftH district. IS ~ Curtis.
Wheeling r s. Muller. c0lored. head
nf Tho tuIOreI EIks of tho World. OF
Charleston ~ D. WhIffIr0. editor
NUUuHu 900 Times. keystone. 49, Va
& sullivan. lalCibh county, District
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
CHANGE LAWS
Special Meeting Of Supreme Lodae
order o. Golden Links. Held
Here Yesterday Evening.

8 very important meeting OF the
supreme Lodge order Of the Golden
Links was held yesterday evening o.
Bishops Hall. The purpose OF the
-f~tIal meeting VAS Co change the
euprem" laws and D0nafIfUfiou f1 con
form fO the rules and regulations OF
flr Mobile law under which fur|a-
dicfiou the supreme lodge ia WORK.
inc According 90 the pew rules au
candidate who are Inflated Ir ffs.
future will have their policies pr1.
frDf"l hy the said law The meeting
was very wnl attended hy tho mem.
beers uf The order. although some who
IIN" ai a distance were unable fo bD
rrf#frf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
PRESBYTERIAN
ARE ENTHUSED
VISIT OF MODERATOR
STONE OF TIE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.
Opinions Expressed That Ais Coming
VIII Result IN Greater Oenoml
national Efficiency.

The visit OF Rev. John Thimothy
stone. ID. d, moderator OF the General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian church
OF america; 10 this city. yesterday.
nea much 10 Presbyterians in this
vicinity, * the consensus OF opinion OF
here.
As he holds the highest office in the
Shurch. he Is making a series OF tours
throughout n various sections OF the
country in the interests-uf denomina-
uonal efficiency. For this work he
Is emtnently fitted as he Is pastor of
one OF the largest and most active
churches anywhere. At present the
Is busy erecting a group
OF buildings for the work which the
Fourth Presbyterian church. OF Chi
ming to do.
These buildings occupy an entire
square facing Lake Michigan, andwill.
Nhen completed, cost about $3.50, 900.
In a recent issue OF the Construction
News, this beautiful church edince Ia
characterized as "Chicago's first real
attempt TO rival in cathedral archi-
lecture the worlds masterpieces in
that art"
The structure is built in quadrangle
FORM with open court in the center.
The church exterior measures 9O4
feet nine inches in length. and 50
teet; two inches in width. The ridge
VI thF Edultu TOoI VIII De at an elp-
walton OF 1913 feeF and the top OF the
stone steeple, l4O feet above the con
crete piers OF the foundation.
In q story OF n survey. of the Fourth
Presbyterian church co munItv-
Sharles Stelzle, superintendent OF the
Eureau or Social Service. referred TO
Or stones charge as "a modern
church TO meet a modern situation T"
Mr.. Stelzle says that the Fourth Pres.
byterian church Is answering the que~.
ION, Can the church make good in
w Hlouern city with its pressing so
cal problems and its acute reIigious
sltuatlonE In the midst of one OF the
most perpleXing city fields in the Uni.
Ier states he says. 1T is erecting a
nearly 100000. In the group OF build.
LhSS nearing their completion there
VIII De the most modern facilities for
social and religious work But more
important that the building i the fne
taking" "N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

J.. r. Ewing
T.. W. linn.
T. : Harvey. Sistersynle. W Va.
r A Alexander.
J.. G. Bell.
g. J. Wilson, SistersyilIc. W. Va.
D.. W. Barton.
~. -. Marsh.
%. J. Reid.
nr. Charles 10. Keesor.
Henry p. Maxwell.
W. X Cummings. weIlsburg. W. Va.
u. NJ. Cochran. New Cumberland. wa
Homer Geo. McMilleu. Holidays Cove
Jacob Ruble. West Alexander. Pa.
Nelson . Hubbard.
F. f'2 IT. F NNEzdeT.
J. C. Mekelyoy. Pittsburgh. PA.
". =. E~llingham.
Frank S~hrod-s. Sr.
James V. Erancn
-. W. Hand. Elm Grove. " Va.
5. -. Hicks. Elm Grove. W. Va.
/. u. Lewellyu. Elm Grove.
g II. Ebcrs. Elm Grove.
W. -. Gicscier, Elm Grove.
chris Nieweg. Jr.
I'd v. Stcclc.
has. T.. Miner
John G. Lynch
Alison NJ. Doak
7. p. L~syeuhsrgyr
lsador Fulton
r.. W. =. Nrn
A. g Nylaud. Cleveland. 90
I,,"S
I,r- ~ -
SI. i.yI'
Hen y ILu~.,,.r.. m
Hiy'islltIh ''"ih-uNlE
ITlIl iIr'luN Slyhe. 'hlo4En. lN
'aL-. ". t~".l'u~uee. W. Va
M'iIt .Hl'i i~ItiShi"Eh Pa
'I'''H. '"' W
,..t4
'gi ulll
a I,,t'h"I
~ iisDh
v'.iIi., " l'"77'
'l'Iiukl
r"h i'''.flf' 3D.
.'IH port o.
1 N il.nI'' l.I1-'pHft.
I"'n l.,H.l
'i"'If
- 80 III
Lian Vote
go r. harluw
IHIN 'lf'rN"h.
INA' ls I.'HI
AEH. nr'chi, MD
"a a. it.N ".
ID" l'9ll.h
1.LN I"hI't
'Jh ~ l.'hs N...ehIrE. vs.. Va
- NlIIltine Martins Ferry. o.
lanes Martins Ferry.
- rF''Fr
|hrf'F"ulhi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
Hink Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains
of John Henry Hink. were held yes
terday afternoon at the late home in
Fulton and interment was in Green
wood cemetery. The deceased was a
wei known engineer, having worked
upon different roads and later engag-
ing in work at the Neimer Packing
plant. He was a former Confederate
soldier and at one time was captured.
After his release he moved 10 Martins
Ferry and then to Fulton. He leaves
his widow and four children TO mourn
his lose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
Miss Ada Minney.

Special Dispatch 10 tho Intelligence.
CLARKSBTRG. W. Va. Feb. %
Typhoid fever caused the death to-day
or Miss Ada Minnev. aged % years.
40 the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Charles MCGOWAN. on Maid street.
d was q daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
francis VI. Minney Of Stumptown.
elmer county. whore che body VIII be
taken tomorrow for burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
Funeral.

The remains Of the late Mrs. Sarah
buchanan we're laid to rest Saturday
AT West Alexander. The services were
az the home Of Thomas McCann and
were in charge OF Rev. W. VI. Cole
man. She was a former resident Of
this vicinity and leaves a wide circle
Of friends in both Ohio and Washing.
ton N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

NSst virginia IS the greatest home mis-
SION tield in the world. becaus. Of H.
bscsuHS lhdustrics and particularly
J Die OF the many coal mines.
solo. 4'"NeEeu a vocal
DR.. Stone Speaks.
declaring that there IS an omen door
20 service Tor all churches and ey.rv.
2ouy IN the church. Dr. Stone told now
HSlvuiluallnnhi efficiency might he in
' creased. Though there are MANY dift
utrleS, NJ said the spirit OF the people
me moderator said that th. probl.r,
confronting the Presbyterian minister H.
So tlht every one Of his congr.Ra-
non Is dolng his or her part for The
extension Of Christ's Kingdom ..Tb.
tteatest work of the Presbyterian min
I" lraln ms people that they
GSnssnf WIN souls 10 Christ" he declared.
SocIal service as "A substitute for Cbrts-
ian service. he added. is a farce bnt
social service as "A supplement 10 1brIs
~ service II "A success and - a work
Referring TO Billy" SUNDAYS rec.,,
! ieNlNal IN Pittsburgh. Dr. stone said
z NJ ina ctty has received a marvellous
DesSlhE. He said he believed SUNDAY
hHs byen used wonderfully Of God CO
= Nlt5lng' he added. 10 use every mem
needs to-day. ne said. 'is an out rourinn
1i pods Holy spirit on Individual
a delightful I%eararS ~ f"i
gram was the banquet s.ryeI p,,SSo
untaN s'noyl room or the church 40
the men Of Wheeling and vicinity. The
banquet began at s o'clock -
,sI'tn 10y the Ladies' AID Society of
,he ,hur.h aud Alfred Paul presided as
hrief aJJ'l Ut stone delivered a
fl, ! ~ d@Ii3"ing we're among the ladies'
Kitchen COMMITTEE Miss Agnes WI.
~. M,s jas turnmlue. Mrs n
rfaaelu, Mrs. Henry Russell Mrs. Geo.
ENN AINfNn. Mrs IrH NH0Hr#H..
Jeu-"u and Mrs. Ncgsmm.r '
blHlnE Room 'ummittoe-Nre. 81 u
Ftv.Ns NIr. Nu. Gits-uer. Mrs YIN
Mccoy Miller. Mrs Geo GrCig
FRANK Stamm, Mrs. a. = Wood AZ
y reed. Nrs. James Matthews. Mrs 81
( Chas. Cooke Mrs. VIM. Houstnn' Ne.
't"", lia1.tit Mrs. J. g. RILEY. Mrs.
JsLgIe Jep~ou Elizabeth Stamm ir,
Aiad kate Lawson. Lizzie Iawson
L,n'' Reed. RUN Greenwood. Kate Ne.
gu. 'Ntfi 'lemaus. Elizabeth smith.
suETuIa DsbOurre. IsrTi. Ts,
t1l,5c ShCrncrd Kate Allison. Mrs.
tlNuucfh Calm. Mrs David EiJb Nc
JOS Gullrer. Mrs. WIN. Nffiisy NJ
The Guests,
I stf.gl.i" Ky ins WeL" 'monr those who
= Allen Ncw Cumberland.
lr'h J Fox. bridegroom.
EdU FrsuzelI EridEsu1rt. 3D.
. Louis J.. M.'Gmmuu
vs.. g. Robinson.
g. Green.
4. T.. Bauer.
vs. ~. uiutmors Dallas. W ",
4i4 BLACK CIarsaburr. vs. Va.
Minor d. uey W~aerIurtar. d.,
,''H'n N'shit Martins Ferry.
IurahsN. Hs~ru.aHITr..
i.g"n liuht1rd. M..IaHurE. w Va
walker W.T.I.rr W H "
MHugdsEiIa vs. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
Sick Headache

This IS usually caused by a disord-
er Of tho stomach Take n good dose
n Chamberlain Tablets and tomor-
row n will feel all right. For sale
ty all dealers Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

the United Pure Food Co. standard. Every day
ADDS numoerleSS satisfied customers 20 our list
sho realize that We are really the champions Of
the people for quality goods az the right price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

HsrrI 0nburg. Va. S0v 1G. 1911
Bears Emulsion % tho most do.
prndablo remedy for coughs. colds.
bronchitis and other lung troubles
recommended and for sale by Baers
DRUG stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
RUSSELL n. SKEELS

taAbUATE CHnRoPRACTOR
l-a4 German Bant WhesfinF. w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
J. HIRAM BRUCE'S
GOOD FORTUNE
AVOIDED CONSUMPTION Bv rpF
TIMELY USE or BEARS
EMULSION

About twelve months ago con.
traCted n very severe cold which Ipr
me with q dry hacking cough could
not get rid Of Cod Liver swr1afor
vas recommended and took two
bottles without any relief whatever.
then ] took a bottle Of guaranteed
remedy and after takiur DO Z returned
mo empty bottle and rot mv marnv
back Or % did not benefit mo al aI
folf uEhf much DISCOURAGED. bur
decided tO try Bears Emulsion which
nad boon recommended fO me bt %
lflNnd and after taking two BOTTLES
am entirely cured and there is mo-
indication of tho couch returning
heartily recommend 90 10 auy ono
suffering from a cough or cold fhry
haven ever been able f0 rid them.
selves Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26

49, lrslnia is tho greatest home mis-
Stoh lieId IN the world. because OF the
DfSSuse OF the many coal mines.
Mrs. Flora Williams rendered a vocal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-26
United PureFOOdCO c. (G 9SES

Are You SahSfled! Wheeling has esaa Us to ask sS a m Sd esSS%s ss@ e hS city Do s
$500. II appeal TO you this fact hundreds Of rere are saving
money. and doing II every day on that great houShod question which ,pak rsnTIury ~ hs
Of % soa H" xT M. -. a VISIT WHT :" a uned Pure Food store viii demonstrate this mtT e "power
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-17

considerations of the bal of will develop into conflict between likely each it must be for that appeals to all
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