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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-25

EOS ChhNCES
G, NJ. EATON, Business Broker, iiOe
Woodmen Of the World. last your bus
mess for results. Doug. 1854
FOR sALE-In town of 1900, / picture
show and 1 theater we'll equipped for
pictures and vaudeville: large stage, good
scenery; will sell both or either. bust
ness excellent; reason for selling must
get on homesteadi cash or no deal; don't
answer for curiosity. Address 800. Bee.
FOR SALE--Near Los Angeles, slx-ohair
barber shop. doing good business, Also
modern bungalow. Address p. w. Cheney.
CavinR, Cal.
FOR sALE-stock in a corporation hav-
ing $4,000 paid up and not a dollar in
debtedness. Stock 10 being sold TO ex-
pand business. Have an order now for
10000 articles at tSc each. Profits esti-
of something anywhere near as good. c.
M. Eaton, Business Broker, HOS Woodmen
of the World.
FOR SALE-If you have the money to
buy, the Hayelock Steam Laundry is
for sale, including Groom house and lot;
n you don't buy you will make the big
gest mistake OF your life: l started with
borrowed money, and you knew what
interest one must pay; Il takes money to
develop the business. which I have not.
Address Robert Schultz, Havelock. Neb.
GROCERY STORE for sale. only ex-
elusive one In live town OF LOO, located
| In western Iowa. Doing good business
| Will pay to investigate. Good reasons for
selling Address Y-23l. care Bee.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15
STATEMENT
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF
Gb> Mercbants and Farmers Bans

of Okoona Mississippi
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. DEC. 81 1919
P"0d by drect of Chapter II Of Code Of 1906 as amendelbv
Oh pter III Of Mississippi LGaos of 1908
Resources
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15

farm dairy on wheels and is
equipped with charts and ex-
hlbits to illustrate modern dairy
ing methods and to show how a
dairy may be operated so as to
yield attractive profits. It is
now making an extensive tour of
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad for
the purpose of encouraging
greater attention to the dairy in
dustry. The handling of milk
and making of butter milk
demonstrated in detail. special
attention being devoted to show
ing proper methods of preparing
1airy products for market.
The lecturs will be illustrated
and carrying ard live stock rails
ng will be discussed in detail
llIk SAMPLES brought to the
rectal Will he tested free ana
-dvice given based on the tests.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15

For 30 years Lydia Il. Pnkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for fe-
male ills: No one sick with wOman's ailments
does justice to herself if she does not try this fa
nous medicine made from roots and herbs, it
has restored so omauy suffering women to health.
BR RS~Write to LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE co.
49, (CONFINENTIAL)L LYNN, MASS, for advice.
Your letter will be opened, read and answered
by woman and held in strict condolences
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15
OKOLONA, MISSISSIPPI THUrSDAN JANUARY 4 1o11

end. The amount of money col
lectable on subscriptions is limit.
ed to the number of people wlo
take the Messenger and who can
be induced to do so, but the num-
Der of coupons that can BE- had
by dealing with these merchants
is limited only by the an)lnt of
money your friends spend with
these merchants.
The following merchants will
each give a prize and issue votes
in the contest, viz:
E. S. Elliott, Dry Goods;
Seymour Jones, Furniture;
Okolona Hardware Company;
Droke Jewelry Company;
Bearden & King, Druggist.
The special prize we are offer
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15

Dairymen and farmers of this
section are awaiting with much
interest the visit of the Mob le
aud Ohio Railroads special dairy
instruction car which will be in
Okolona Monday, January 10Th,
Van VIeet Tuesday and Houston
Wednesday. The car will spend
an entire day at each stop and
lectures and demonstrations will
be conducted from 10 A. M. to
IL Noon and 2 P. M. to 4P. M.
Subjects Of vital insereSt to
to every farmer will be discussed
by the expert dairyman accom-
panying the car and it is expect
ed that large and representative
crowds will be in attendance.
The dairy car is a complete
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15
Won.an'e Missionary SOcIety
E..t-rta.ned

Y Cne Of tie most enjoyable o:
the many teilI t1ul Soci; | n eeu
ing IT the NCn&n's Mission ar,
society Of the AethCoist churcl
vas he'd with Mrs. lrnl
oWen in the beautiful new home
Il her sister, Mrs. ACams. Oh
East Main street, A.ohCay after.
noon, January 5th. The guest
were graciously received bo Mrs.
oven charmlngly aSSloteu b.
Mrs. Adams.
lie llesiCent Mrs. A. S. Mi.
.er, after the cevotiol al hal
1our, talked briefly of the worl
which the society las accon
pill he'd and its future plans
Ms. HHtour gave q Erief az
ctunt Ct ler visit 10 cur Wol
mission at YIor City.
At the close of a very interest
ing program on "Conquests O
the Cross Over Self" ceIiciou.
refreshments were served W.
bid goodbye to our hostesse
hoping to meet with them agai.
soon.
PRESs REPORTER.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15
Wonderful Case Of Mrs. Stephenson,
on the Pacific Coast.

INDEPENDENCE, OREGoN"I sick with what four doctors
called Nervous Proslaon treated by them for several
wond be better Il for while then back in the old way again M
that spoon dropping to the floor would nearly kill me- could not
mt the Shtest weight without making s in fact aoL az
SICK ana miserable as person could be- your medicines
yered a'd thought would try them, and so thankful did
they helped me at once took about bottles lydia e.
nkamS Vegetable Compound and also used the sanaye a
since then have used them whenever felt sick remedies
are he only doctor employ You at liberty to publish this
ter.'-MrS w. STEPHENSON, Independence, Oregon
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15
fhe First Count Jan. 80
Special Prize Of $40. in Gold
Much Interest Manifested in the Contest
The Awarding Committee Will Be Announced Next Weel

The first count in our Popular
Voting contest will be made
January Both, at which time a
special prize of $1,000 will be
awarded to the lady who has the
greatest number of votes. This
special prize has no connec-
ton whatever with the real con-
test but is seperate and apart
from it and in no way effects the
final distribution of prizes, The
ballots counted at this time will
also count in the closing
count.
Some lady is going to own an
elegant Remington piano at the
end Of this contest. The only
question at issue is. who will
be the lucky one" OF course
a prize of this value will not be |
won without an effort on the
part Of the winner. Some of
the ladies are busy soliciting
votes and are succeeding in roll
ing them up. And yet there is
room for others to enter and
find a good field to secure votes.
AS will be seen several have
entered the contest this week.
Others will follow until the con-
test is a real live one, or else we
are very much mistaken. We
have issued a number of votes
ITO our subscribers, who have
paid up since the contest was
announced, and very few of
!; these had been solicited to dis
pose of the vote and with few
exceptions did not know who
they would give the votes to.
Ladies, am sure several of you
want this elegant piano If | am
right in this guess you will go
after the votes and interest the
people who pay money on sub s
scription to remember you when
they receive the votes. Or bet
ter still, have them pay you the {
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15

ing is will worth the effort that
will be put fourth to win it. d.
just a little soliciting among
your friends and see how easy il
is to get votes.
The list of contestants so far
nominated are as follows:
Okolona, Miss.
Miss Marie Judd
Miss Marie McRea
Miss Sallie Ivy
Miss Mabel Lagrone
Mrs. j. M. McCool
Miss Clara Henson
Okolona, Miss. Route l.
Miss Agnes Dottery
Okolena, Miss, Route 3.
Miss Bertha Jolly
Troy, Miss, Route l.
Miss Bette Lou Brock
Aberdeen, Miss, Route 1.
Miss Jessie Whatley
Egypt, Miss.
Miss Bessie Robinson
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter of the Estate Of Ros
Henley, deceased
Notice is hereby given to oil PEI
sons having claims egainst the Eslar
Of Ross Henley. deceased, to hav,
the same probated and registered b,
The Chancery Clerk oI the 2nd Dr..
trict Of Chickasaw County, Missis
sippi. in OkoIona, within one yea
from this date, and laiIure to do 5,
will forever bar any claim. Leo,r
OF Administration were g, anted to ii,
undersigned on the l2lh day Ol Jan.
1914
Dated January IL. 1914
A. L JAGOE.
Administrator.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15

the merchants who are giving
coupons have them ask for votes.
These little jokers will have a
great bearing on the contest.
Each little card is in itself a very
small matter, but all grea
things are made up of small
parts. Enough of these little
cards will tell the story in the
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15

money and you give them a
receipt therefor. Then you will
be sure not to be forgotten. We
will furnish printed receipts to
all the ladies who have been
nominated if they desire them.
When your friends trade with
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15
@27zem
Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Cor2oc-rI

Women from the Atlantic to the Pacific from all sections
OF TINS great country no city SO large village SO small
but that has written words OF thanks fer
health restored by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Cc-
pound No woman who is suffering from the ills peculiar
sex should rest unshe given this famous remed
trial. Is it not reasonable to believe that what it did for
these women it will do for any sick woman?
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15

Loans Loans and Discounts S73298O5
o'S - :. 9l53I9
S 'u Oo'os l40000A
I rouse ro""ue and Fixtures 63l88l
oUneI Neal E'a'e'.'' ........ 1N934
Ir % ~ D'NS '''''"' 6J6}2a3
|~ ms 52622
0''" u" '"0''''' '''''''' l87738
Liabilities
% % % ................$ Is 10000
Undivided Prh $ Less Expenses and Taxes.... 5noo m
u' Deposits oloIee to Check 25t577I5
OuT Oner 205953S
~ ~ ~ N''us'' ''''''. 3JU0UOO
'o'a'''"' 50
Below IS true and complete of Indebtedness M h
aid Bank bv The ioIouing
BY the Officers OF said Bank.... Mona
!" by the Stockholders and Owners OF SAID Bank - None
J. BY the Directors Of sad Bank...... .. Noaa
w. Savage Cashier Of The Merchants and Faruers R,L IS
koon" Mississippi do hereby certify that the Eoreooiuo i m t LII
%ac statement OF The the Assets and Liabilities said Bank on he L
u" dat" named therein without combination the Assets anil I
# any other Bank or Bran Bank
SAVAGE Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me- Nua,v p,hl, !, 4
0uny o ChIckasaw Mississippi thus 3rd day January 1914
+. ELLIS. Notary Public
Examined and 'ound correct for as q v.6c.ion j, ~ f
ooings i concerned. ~ 'O'eSo"8
This January S, 1914 - u"0F'
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-01-15
A Grateful Atlantic Coast Woman.

HoDGDoN, ME"I feel duty all suffering women to
tell what Lydia E. Pkham Vegetable Compound dfor me- Ons
year ago found myself terrible sufferer had pains both sides
and such could scarcely sraghen up at times NV
back ached had appetite and could not sleep
then would be SO tired mornings that could scarcely get around
seemed almost impossible to do bit of and
thought never would be any better until submitted an opera
ton commenced taking Lydia E. Pnkhan Vegetable Compound
and soon ot had palms, slept we'll had good
appetite and vas fat and could do almost all work for fam
N 81 four shall always feel that good health yous
medlcme"-Alrs. HAYWARD Sewers, Hodgdon, Maine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
PROGRESsNES IN REVOLT

The Progressive camp In the state
OF New York is IN a state Of revolt
At a conference Of sin hundred mem
beers OF the party from all sections Of
fhs state the endorsement of Human
for governor and who was anointed
by the Big Chief was bitterly resent.
ed. and such familiar cries a. steam
roller and sag rule" fractured the a..
mosphere Notwithstandinx this Jur.
MOL Col Roosevelt succeeded iu max
INK speech In support OF Hirman
Meanwhile Nj Hinmsn is calmly
standing boy his suns 49, regular Re.
publican. running for the regular Re
publican nomination Finally a com
mittee was appointed TO quiz Nj Hin
man as to bis position on policies 10
which the Progressive party is com
mitted. the result 20 BE- considered D.,
the state Committee AZ some future
date
There BE- hardly q hope 20 De- held
out to the Progressive iruu.4if1rs that
their inquiry will be satisfactory. for
OBJ" simple reason that Senator Hin.
man by h.s legislative record. stands
computed against Tho initiative. ror
errndIm and recall tho organic fads
of the Hl'l N0usora Not only that.
but Str Human. In rspI, ro feIera
zion of surraE.sfs declared H.mscIf
opposed feb eoman -aT.az-. rtr- -r.
'rE s0 fsr as f0 cav that he wouldn't
consider the Progressive enforcement
as a0 OBLIGATION Io support a1rar.
N0v just whore vu tHi. place frs
Colonel in his advocacy ~ H'rus7 10
10 appears THAT the 0rb tr.-t f-ff
v.'l be lsft fbe rampant rstofars viii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
GEO. Nj. SHOOK CO.

In order 70 raise money for the Howis
Mining Company"
Can Mr.. Bracey show that this pre-
fsrrcd stock is such FIRST lien on tho
property Of the HOWE Mining Company
as o. prevent a mortgage being placed
uu 90 10 secure a loan and that this
mortgage would not have priority over
tho preferred stock lie can not.
Note the following statement by Or.
SIR s u Hraccy desires 20 cell or
Practically make "a loan on his own pre-
ferred stock which was issued Co him
hy the Howio Mining Company, which
he guarantees 90 redeem On twelve
months a. fllo. per cent or 6li.oo on
In regard 90 redemption of preferred
stock az tho end OF one year. know
nothing about Mr. Bracey.s personal
guarantee. its form or its value. but /
90 know that the preferred stock ceru-
1cate contains the following prosiEion'
The HOWE Mining Company reserves
tho right 90 redeem and retire any part
or an ~ it, outstanding shares of pre-
ferred stock az the pleasure ~ the
board NJ dIrcg tore OF said company on
any interest day hereafter.
Please note that the redemption is op-
tiouaL The company could redeem az
the end ~ one year. but what are the
chances az its doing so7
appeal % the common sense % our
citizens u Mr.. Dracey has such
WONDERFUL proposition why should he
Earrlfice this valuable stock Has he
selected the citizens % West Virginia
Re a special subject for philantrophyr
ls this consistent with his attitude IN
making no attempt o. comply with West
virginia statutes and then taking refuge
in the Federal court
TO foreign promoters take such "a
friendly interest in the welfare ~ our
citizens. who are ~ The contrary. gen
orally considered legitimate prey for
ffeU8
The Blue Sky law provides severe
penalties for those rho make and pub
'isr any false statements in regard 90 the
stock n q company licensed under %.
#H ID HHN "a % ~ d H.#.H %
such statements under our general stat
ufsg when fhe company is not licensed
o,fl-sd AZ SS6 oa6' w -,ls b-,iii,r9
prospects. why docs hr not borrow
enough money on &c. ur on bic $4,000 900
instead ~ di.if.nr he Profits Witf our
gitzrrs ard rayirE on eNhortitan, price
f.- enes--e9re. isl'r when $4,000 f.
ar Trarry -iuma he does no. come
within che blue stv iaw yet Dr. the
.Hur breath states Do owns fs't ~ the
tfa erir IN Ti4 rr,va,- hlrfi-es r. t5 81
~ what nee would ~ "hi1s ky"
r5.5 a2' s h s1s ID. .,a-s Pc 70
tre same fr- ne hersat ~ the COM
''--t -r l1r l'e own rrrr9nsl hrnsnt.
per- -r~' 90 ffe sf1-t ~ ere
'."rr Mining r"wrar m. 'rf.r~H.
H-.-- % thaf ~ price vac very email
N- HragrE VII sat i1'1 trr plant rr-
money derived from frr rtIr M capita.
Does DO .. '' ffr investor
N phi. f.'d.rss re rar enc -fssr ur 9
..r| nice ~ over fFr r~ff-~ -r~r.I~ y
.-. % ff..1ee1 f1 si..- t-s
frr r"~hf- 90 .rrt.Ir.a frre.fHra
con . .f. H.. rnfrrrr' mary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

Germany IN pouring hsr troop. ate
Belgium ard L1Eenburg. ito coua
tfies projected - q neutrsiify assured
- a COMPACT % the powers. 70 which
Germany uas q sEbacro~r NJ H. cyl
deaf that this course as Planned long
before m servizn sHeus. pTes@n'ed
iisef. 'hsi NJ Ess q move 20 strike
france quickly and from an unsrpect
d qusrtsr. No ons dreamed thsf Ger
many you'd violate protected n@a-
trality. hat was observed ard rs
sDected even b. Bismarck 10 1870.
Nhen ths German sruf,ss swept veto
riousiy into PsriE Htth that viols
ton % solemn obligation nothing
ras left 20 Great Britain In honor but
70 20 20 TIE aid o. Belgium. whose ia
dspendsnce she vas pledged 70 main
tain. So b. devious ways the German
ruler hss sst all EUROPE By the ears
vith all the appalling conssquenees
The civilized world nov contemplate
9TH unmingied horror
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
A PREDETERMINED WAR

~ German lecturer OF the Columbia
University. New York undertakes 20
Mcclure the American public and the
.nevspapers for their attitude towards
Germany. rather heatedly ascribing
Jhis sympathy with the powers ar
Iayed against Kaiser Wilhelm a. race
nreachery The American people are
Generally Just In their measurement.
1nd while having no quarrel with the
r;ermanic race. their cool judgments
Dave unerrinEly placed the blame on
he German Emperor who applied the
natch that started the war connarta.
rion. All the Emperor had 10 do was
% put his veto on the Intentions OF
Austria to provoke a war with seryia
shat he encouraged the Austro.H Hun.
arian government cannot be denied
DOR Francis Joseph never would have
struck 10 suddenly and Unexpectedly
Dad he not been assured Of German
backing The predetermlnauon ~ this
ionfict on the part Of Germany is
epretty we'll disclosed by subsequent
Ah ~ Ntf ANNN# NNNI.IIl Ifl NN
She opinion 90 that great naval expert
Yaear Admiral Mshsn. 81 tho United
ststes Navy. and calm and unpreiu.
Siiced observer OF international affairs
admiral Mahsn thinks that Germany
ocean the war Tor two reasons. setting
aside the desire 90 support Austria
--first. because Russiss power was
.,growing rapidly since the rapsroae
war and would surely become mon
! pce 70 Germany before iors and sec
ondly. becsuso French armament Is de-
i,ncient and the fscf vas admitted rs.
gently. He adds be further obse-.
,,vations:
q knowinE frrr1 raH. rvrsrIrr.s nos.
fNhe matter u1uHf rr rf.Hrf HH H#-a.s De-
To- TO- redihle fNaf huafrIH would have ..ar .
ffured On thn uIfIn.a' .rf HrT.Ha narrr.H
4 fnefnrehand ~ ire consent .F German.
I - ~. The lufrrrr.r .. Irrfa|af.f.. fHaf.
we euhsfanrr m fn. H.fH.HfHr. u.. bod.
prtteNt for n var already determined ..
- soon a. plausible occasion offered
THIS prcdctermiratlor on the ra-f Of
Kaiser Wilhelm has even greater cor
roboration in the ruthless action of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
GREAT WORK ENDANGERED

should the river and hafbof anI
fail 60 pass the senate all work 90
the improvements noW In course 20
construction on the Ohio river will
lapse The consequence will b. 90.
moot irreparsbl-. especially to wofk
that has just begun. II b. unfortunat.
hat the great mass OF beneficial On
terprises provided Tor In thi. measure
should suffer by the condemnation Of
" hat has been facetiousIy referred 90
~ pork There never has been =
river and harbor bill before Congress
that has not been compelled to run
the gauntlet ~ pork barrel n ~
the one appropriation bin that has
been singled out Tor opposition on the
rround that every member OF con.
sress gets something out Of IL Tor his
constituents. which is an exaggcra-
ton. The truth b. bad enough.
The present bin seems 10 no more
heavily and ridiculously loaded With
pork than any Of IT, predecessors in
history. and this has been done by a
Democratic Congress oyerpledrcd 10
economy In rebuke to the reckless
extravaganza OF Republican admins
trations 70 me bill fails OF passage 70
will be because Of the reckless rush
90 the Democracy 10 the swiIi trough
The canslization Of the Ohio river Is
a vitality important matter 10 the
whole valley nov that the Panan-
Canal Is finished Il drains one OF
the richest agricultural and busiest
Industrial sections Of the country. and
to hamper the outlet for the products
Of this valley ~ this time will be
nothing short OF an economic crime
And u h a question whether II would
not be wiser TO suffer from the eNtrav.
agant features OF the bill rather than
destroy the incslculable good 10 b.
derived from the prosecution 10 com
pletion Of the legitimate work now un
der construction In the Ohio valley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

WASHINGTON. Aux. : ne rreui-
Der q TIE regulars Company 2. 81
Tie ISvnty ANITA infantry. who arr
nov participating IN The annual camp
cf %. militia q The District ~ Co
lumbis 40 Nlfgilia Beach. viii 80
directly rom here 90 the snranI umert
- 'acdsN. "a Va The regulars
have been Instrumental here Dr. teach
ing Young Euardsmsn q feU lessons
a. fo boa guard fotEnE is treated
u tle regular army Heretofore 90
has been com parstivsly easy mat
Tor Tor TIE guuu- civilian soldier Iu
spend night lu the town or cts
near the sncaupmenf ard run the
lines getuuE back no hls tent Stree
military discipline has been ooserN-
- here under the regime 90 the rex
ulars. ana Dr. l- understood. that
s,ficter military discipline is 90 b.
observed in al tts state enCamp.
m.rfs this wear Lieutenant WaE-
uer. after a few ofsnses. placed his
seasoned troopers a. outside pickefs.
and few of the straEglers were
treated % quite q surprise in rKper-
Fencing how real soldiers handle
-usrc runners. and also to few sea-
rorahle lessons az 90 bow any army
post must b. watched
Since the state militia has gone
under practically the same formation
a. the regular army. there ls every
ulota hillfN that some ~ the YounQ
Wiliuamen will be surprised this year
az the state eucaupmenf. with regu-
Tar army orders and the discipline
that is melted 90 the United States
seasoned veterans 81 the regular
army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
THE STRICKEN PRESIDENT

The wife and the mother OF m.
White House Lies IN the calm -epose
Of death. The kindly light Of her
aye has gone out. the blinds are
drawn and heavy sorrow psrsades a
ssnce happy household All the bur.
Mems OF State. the stress Of political
anairs. the snNisties Of once and
Moose that have suddenly arisen b. the
Awift march 81 European events that
surrounds the President OF the United
States are dWsrfed by the anguish
that noW encompasses him His heart
" sor-iy stricken
a. ny their domestic virtues and uras.
Tuning relations with the public. thu
'Nilson family has cndeared Itself 90
.the American people. and ~ they are
,sow drinking the bltterest cup that
,Ssrthly affection can oncr 10 them.
sshe great heart OF the Nation will beat
" all tenderness and sympathy with
stbem. for the dark shadow has en-
,tered the home and enveloped the pa.
.tent sufferer
., Two smiling brides have but recent.
p stepped forth from the portals OF
,the Executive Mansion. shininriy
happy with the morning lights OF life.
end now the brave spirit that gave
them life has departed from them and
lleaves desolate indeed the places once
made glad by her mothcrly and wifely
presence.
4. flushed f. all partisan rancor when
Ouch supreme human afnictlon LAYS
lts leaden hand on the household Of
tthe foe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
BRIEF LOCALS.

Tho report OF Building Inspector
y. " fahey made yesterday shows
that during July 90 permits totaling
{lSs.f52 were issued. The months
report was comparatively small and
the Permits were mostly for remod-
cling and repairs.
An amended declaration In the
case Of Daniel : OF W IL a o. was
hled yesterday with the clerk OF the
circuit court