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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-11
GUARD AGAINST CATTLE DISEASE
 IN THIS STATE
COMMISSIONERS PHELPS ACTIVE IN PRECAUTIONS AGAINST EP- mENnO.

Caftlemen throughout the state are asdtated by the fear that in some evil moment the foot and mouth disease one of the worst of cattle diseases may enter Conencttcut. This disease is to cattle what smaalpox is to the human race according to the compari- son of those who know.
 CornmIssioner of Domestic Animals Jeffrey o. Phelps, Jr., is determined to do all that can be done to keep the disease out of the state.
 Connecticut has not had a case of it for more than forty years
 Nineteen permits for shipping cattle into the state were held up at the cat tic commissioners office yesterday and others which had been issued were re- volzed and the cattle ordered held at various points until after inspection Dr. Ingram has investigated 'sus- pects reported from the eastern part of Che state but found the disease to be s.hoof-rot'' otherwise known among cat4Iernen as .fouls.'' from which the ca4&ae had recovered.
 DF. Ingram said that the disease 5v9B cc1n1nuudcable to human beings. So far no case has appeared in the state and 1t seems hardly likely that it can como in from New York, Massa- chusettss or Rhode Island as strict quaEantane applies to those states
 
 sent broadcast through the state Care will be taken to have 1t conspicuousU pcaaad on thoroughfares crossing che staae lines.
 Owing to the preva1ence of the foot ard mouth disease in the states Of l1Gaasa chusetts, New York. Rhode Isl- and, as well as in eight other states, and the federal and state quarantine regulations now in force in said states, all persons, corporation and trans- portAtion companies are hereby warn ] ed that the bring into the state Eof Connecticut in any manner from tho states of Massachusetts, New york Rhode Island and all other quar- anttned states of any cattle, sheep, other ruminants and swine. while such quarantine regulations arc in force. is direct violation = law subject to federal and state prosecution.
 All violations Of the foregoing should be immediately reported to
 Signed
 .s.JEF,F,REY o. PHELPS, JR-, "CornIui ssioner Oh Domestic Animals. ,.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-11

Buy Now Frencl, & Dutch Bulbs
 JOHN RICK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-11

Buy Now French & Dutch Bulbs
 JOHN RICK X SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-11

William Lindsey and John Williams, railway employees of Atlanta, fought a pistol duel in the streets over the war. Both were killed
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TWO I'm
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EatsI Battle Is 81 one Par.
81 E7sif,lSins els.,sr W. se~ IS
aue OE6eers
10y { 'i5iI77 IiilaIs5uiate.t ! 5 lsrie.gIE : : 4 4
80 s. 8
- -. - q - :

-. u
Charlotte. May q. K. yVelIs and
ia ttS lover were brained with q
hot 81 slhade bat bs TliSeg 3. Turney at
tlYt homie cf jim s q negro oE
~ p IS cSslpS u SQuIn5 S5HTUtIHR IaBI uIguT
'af bout hal past i 1 O'clock says
g sReelo ifSStEl YorhyiIlA, tonight. :
p Il3 seems that from the eysdeiice.
Witch Is Il Ezy, that kYsssk ana ISoyef
lnisio9 fhe Turn eyb l6F feyeiile OF
ficesa and fired on ali iesii. tliesr fire
shelr = lrBed and tae deadly hat
beize hEpnEht into play q.
81 p "a ~ EOllil 4 hat the
dead men Tere 81 led ~ hidssa from
'fils aet h the hands Of had e. f'lft
ney. " ~ aceGtnpa isd by his faflsef
" tracy. siaa left his horse ana.
yellicic 81 the ne gro'e house and g6nel
EIEllsu ltk > eek fearty
atsFhog 3 surrendered 10 piIi-
GERS tcfhs and are IA iaii q. Tofk HE.
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III kIYED 81 F0lsRgoN
Rev.. u. s. Igyers ii ,reB hyBIile De s,ly
iiitere He'd III sgslr; II saasafe.

Rex s. Myers Of 1sotshyflIt VINO
IsaS In tho city yaaterasy, III master
mechanic OF the Mexican mi & rhs fiasiai
tfaiI Va &C osreon eof two year aud
he sgag deeply interested IN tsll or Il.
battle ews. He says tn siiia,s afjsiy
hasi e sifiicuit taslr 50 capture tfr city,
aIaying 10 cross an arid iBong IA, and
81 the fed had not become scared
sle does not see how II could have been
aceompli
: .Air. yerB Will be one Of tiisa HueHlr@
era at the Sunday Sciiool con Isl, ton
to be held at Cleaia0n Go liee6 sat
arday ana he cites the tscrs ers sof
Anderson to come az Dr. arsSln Il and
cther well lnewn spea kers " III be on
tlse prograni
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IAitIl5 ee sitf Eof
sIssge l l

burf MAJ ~ licafsliss d
II iF 70 si,ia s. IS
m lts ;. lil,ie ~ Id 8 &
~ ln3it oilft III s
ss.aIc SeRsf az Cox
N ~
F2a II concert farill
lief.s af & &. l,tlls
ili:, - & ~
fr y a, fi6s S q, s.ss al
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S on 8
WE'D on j
All ArraiagetaeIits IfeI For Event
Which WIN BE Pr;vase At
white Ei6sise

II.
asllingte Iay 6. White
house ton vas { be seaii ia of d Il
ly fenpion md gathering 8f
friends, here for ttia Wedding stniai
row Of Miss ieahof andosIii wilson
yeuHg set fEftu III Ter OF III l5rssisfenk
and AfEH YVllsnfs 40 60.
Adoo IS 81
Miss iIaois six girl ciiiiflis. S ilO
VII sbcl her doani aiSia, were yiissals 4
HT n Hflife mousse lcnIR I1t. 4 they fF
Miss sIelep Hunter, Port fslnotifil. ef
Miss henrietta Sfal lel1iau! fgiinilif- f-
solsi De llli iss raoYie Brown At4
ilanta. htsE SiisBn Fine na6 Miss Isli-
18th nltiield5 firineetons n. u md
Al:.sss tfsrIes X sioss athens. Penn
Tlle marriage license was OBJ led
late today by ]. II. Hoover, % ie veteran
chief usller az the white finuge. The
age os$ the -! was fsivs.Ft ,ls
80 and thatsof Miss ygila6n ut a Tie
Rev. Sylvester W. Beach. OF the First
Preshy ericu church al FFincetall. ~
=. vas named ut the & ieEg ii f6r.
the necaafnr q - - & & 3
& Gifts from friends continhed to ar
rive during the day trila senal ,a
wedding sift, brace eIet Of q iatnctidi3
ret III piatintifn, costiag s 90, WIS
sent TO the white hcase f6IiEkt
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80 aYllls 90 Size 0n

ssei May ANGUS nora
frolg reng essses D taeofgsi;
Sokt osina aiid Sonti afcii.sa
aanseIs toeay at she oneniilf 81
the tiafs annna (sfeenyiiie H0rke
Show gain {cnieht OYER Ell
llefstcd ring Horses OF every 1iak e
aEre - Vstsaabte nftzes Sad
CUP offeFa had tif & Isl M
ii IL tlals.es lFs.r.i
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ND
u BLOW
There Nssss ses,

lnY. !. ss0ciale

ignsei e. Tex. fuaees
EreIn tonighl q cli
the SEN 3sisf rivei' Between
Monte and Ai0btafs OF ssssra.
helm rnsilef 10 facf H. rebel
iasfelheg agaiissl Tan
orae fTlsra S q eASr iefis
n5ta lspI ss re-
SUI f0f xlie fffiaire $ . ~ . f5djs
tioraIlst eaase hin Cd Is cs
AT sek sas u 81 a, IS
t1fjlgl}t q = lrf0fS 81 Gen Con-
ale scar S lo
BE said fffe rebels
eHBa serfI5 = isx sfa arrival
{ = sos @ ,ise
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New ptx, Asy ~ e.lt i ystz
e.aaa g sl1a g. v,hs srst leu
lot the Ernfg aFS t2en 1,efisl tess ity
on ayls yinrSsls to aoid tfleflss
aqtYes "a Fps dfflge foF aetlpa duty.
sssae ~ coFsss was 1rilIi.
iHea eseefal esra aeg t6 sHnDs slenE
klle n1bt aFliy sur sai cslrDs IL
cfE Nats
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,fsl All j. Rffnee HAY 6 = INA
tsosIf Ksaiiit ton lt
ila "a tfhslieflf
~ he al5ol.nt 0f The ia
isA "a ~ ~ {.
RS9leh bslb scs itSs
hid been roysd 5y fire
5Iie ,ee. l,A lt.s.
galAnt sad se de-
8 Itsitl p1s=s =; Z: 4 81 = /
~
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dapl M Ilo,lr Isonn.I. J.

2orf0lk, Nav 6.--rFhaI body 81 I.aD-
tain e. Marks who las lsititd cred oii
geeal.3 hfs sch ooner. n sl3.F ssSz III
ehesa apeake BAY lJIst 4 81 3
foIind in d Iish p0ntl near tfilggln fss
LAID. according 10 repCfts rsee sfed
In this SSty toni s {; a large assioSIh ( l1f
money was found ID elsat 81
his nude Esllit-i 8
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IIlI-.l -.

af en8faE i)fsi
lf li1 nai Et6ft
s. SSsSl--,s7s
tisre md Ssl4ers arr
Qn Aeae f5o sslf bsan
INC I'll, 80 ap arms:
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laRg.|.LINB MILLS
RlIEEVISI0N
SUCH ACTION lis RECON-.
aiENDED RY CONFER
ENcE AT AUGUSTA
ARBITR ALTON ri. AN
Another suggestion IS That Drafts
Be Paid When Due Instead
OF Waiting Three Days
ARBITR ALTON ri AN
.fRy go dtated rrenl..l !

- j..
Augusta, Ga, May .6 Tiie Ne eEt5,EniaI
Cotton Conference adsodrnsd today ar
ter accommodating revision of tfie
scarolina mill rules', ana the Ntew
England terms of buying ana selling
cotton
10 Afeet3 With Others.
To meet win the fieads 81. nj;
zations represeTl ted ; In tll q New nj, !.
gland agreement composed 81 "a tla
Aflwright Club, the New B YTnRi ltI
Cotton Buyers, Asso ciatfon and q i,e'
Fall River Associa tfon to pressht the
reVisions as adopted ana urge tf1aiIi
acceptance by those organizations:Fh &
COMMITTEES was appointed composed of
=. US fzsBurtu; Jpnu s; Hale
of idlan, RfiBa.s Cotton Associate
II, =, Gould. OF the New Orleans Cot
ton Exchange; y /. a. Law or SPAR
tanpurg, and w, c.. IsaWB0il, represent
IN s the lHaeo Cotton Exchange and the
Texas Cotton Association.
Carolina Rbles CHANGE.
"a sizs. rs4..s--as-- sEaas AZ. sS. Z
.clple revision Is that which inakes
drafts payable When due Instead OF
three days Thereafter and providing
that mills bear the expense OF re.
weight Of cotton IN al i Instances
where sellers weights are foufId 3
be5cqTEeet upon faWesgi1f at the Saills
vis5ou IN the N, ,ssF Enat; ma mill
rifles nernifa delivery sIiffsa ncas "a
be the eyetage difference 81 Ietween
M existing in New \ Il. New
t9ri AltsS Splits and isRf x
|99sss
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STANDS nv sESAD D0SR or THE
GALL oWs FOR MURDER
or FACTORY GIRL
DEE END AMT COOL
Whether Appeal VIII BE Made 10
State Supresns Cours Not Civ
~ en- Out By Defense

lBY Associated Pnsaal !

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& s
(By Associated F1sss1
Atlanta, May 6, pensas Of the de-
fens 40 sT,Iea M, /, i,;;.I y,j. ",
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snaei 9 cf death Tor the lnlF'
der Of fourteen year old u Ph gaI,
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d to by two me n hesE 81 Ks
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Sii5 aaiiiS Judge at the II = 1t
was feared 81 4 4 q lid sig1 that pifpssnni
IaS.s.ss s.sl.sylls BE indicted hf Frank
by pefsoIis fn Ells audience in case al
" 2 eu- me
tlliiiGi iIneut 1l4q SFilt q Il by lesSy-
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sqIA eonae CITE d q the prep icn cf
+ tlie cese eor ile stare Many or the
an It's pres d re etlentsd Oh j aiiies
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tlsst ilnffob fnciudin & eTsbe
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reputed asys aliiaEEEe, Forgery Wa.6
cl1asEss1 Ii spu5a iiceg
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|. ! DENIED | !
LAII.TY||. !. !. RIGHTS
Will. REF Z AIlS ~ az OF METH
oDIs'T EPIS cfaIIREH
soJTEa, roo
BIG NEE Nc Is ON
Bishops and Prominent Delegates
FROM All Over Hae united
State at Oklaloaa City
-. - - -. -.
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commit toe of 81 VI II 6e Isiysn the {
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dist EpiscepSIi Church. sofifli fter
the college of Ssishops hi aii "a 6fe,.s
ianta expre5 ed lie osIT ss
view % the decision % The court leagT
~ ". e
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past ioat years ailsl sslIsse eaplls
as 70 cna1 ges ~ Ley psact leaa and 4
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IS tlies Ger ter OF - htstest ct The
09snlllg ~ fttle con Il con
sassaea .ssssl sIa9rs Z Or tnall Ssgg reras.
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Ne skaasa :.

Inc pls sFOpn fefjol Esd tlleI fle 0iIeFa
tioii Of ehenKlng chr &if 81 tfie
cllurch 70 g ~ asst EDiseouaF
S;tIlrclls IN Amer ica,s iilg.d nsen subsfis ~
test TO the nanfsaI eonfatsnea8 lSnrii.z
and vas fics D. sSI ross
ing against li,e shan end 4 1895 IS
favor OF
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NEWS BRIEFS

George Schafer. manager of the
Victoria Vaudeville Theater. left. Sat.
urdsy evening. for New York City. to
confer with New York capitalists. IL
Is understood. regarding the erection
OF new theater in this city. II is re-
ported that a lease has been secured
on two Market street sites.
Thomas n. Edwards, one of the
foremost Bessemer steel men, has &C
cepted the position of superintendent
Of the steel department of the Wheel
ing Steel & Iron Company.
Miss Janet Fenimore Korngold
and Mrs. Carrie w. Allen. of New
York. the latter a well known writer.
viii speak in this city this fall in be-
half of the Socialist party.
The case against Jack Knott.
charged with robbing a foreigner OF
the sum of slS1. was dismissed by
Squire w y. Wickham. Saturday even
ing There was practically no evil
dence against Knott.
Russell n. Skeels. the local chiro.
practor. Is expected to return this
morning from brief business visit to
Cincinnati
In the bankruptcy matter OF Will
lam Goldstein, proprietor of a local
millinery store. with branches in
GAINESVILLE and Akron. an order of ad.
Judication and reference was entered
In Federal court Saturday The mat.
ter was referred to Referee in Bank.
ruptcy Henry A. Nolte.
The annual reports Of the local
corps OF army engineers are being pre-.
pared and will probably be ready for
forwarding 10 the War Department by
the end of this week.
-Prohibitionists OF West Virginia
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will meet Wednesday in Fairmont 70
form a state platform and to nomt
nate a candidate for congressman-at
large
Major John n. Charnock OF Wells.
burg. member OF the adjutant gener.
ais stan. has been designated to as
sist IN supervising the maneuvtrs OF
the West Virginia National Guard al
the summer training camp at Camy
Dawson. Preston county.
Two automobiles disregarded
Traffic Officer Haberheld's warning
at Twelfth and Market streets Satur
day evening about o'clock and
bumped into each other. Names OF
the owners could not be learned bu,
enither car was damaged.
1t Is understood that a dog in
the North End has been acting rather
strangely as II he was affected with
hydraphobia. lie has been ordered
shot but the police have not as yet
located him.
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he will spend several days as the
guest OF relatives end friends.
Mrs. Charles Bradley OF Pittsburgh,
Pa. Is visiting relatives at Fulton for
few days
DIR. Eugene Hildreth ii Is al home
at so Fourteenth street and at mis-
summer residence, Edward Hitchman's
residence Woodsdale where he and
his family will remain all summer.
Miss Bertha Krisch sailed on the
steamship George Washington OF the
North German Lloyd Line on Satur-
day Tor London. Paris and Bremen.
Esther and Alice Bradley have re-
turned from visit TO Rayland. O.
Nate Salisbury has returned to
Sistersville after a business visit
here.
Miss Esther He'll is the guest of
Miss Frances Methison OF Parkers-
burg.
Misses Josephine AMI Anisetta
Weight are guests OF the Misses Ryan
at Warrington.
Ferdenand Holman. Warwood re-
porter for the Intelligencer Is spend.
ing weeks vacation at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Maud Hall has returned 10 her
nome in Clarksburg after a visit with
Mrs. Bernard Wilson OF this city.
Miss Alice Miles has returned to
here.
Miss Anna McGregor has returend
from visit TO Fairmont where she
was entertained by Miss Caro- Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kiger are at
home al the Stamm hotel after a Wis
II abroad
Mrs Thomas Beattie left Yesterday
for Erie. Pa 10 spend a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs George Schafer OF
Pittsburgh are stopping at the Wind
sor hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Windsor and
daughter Eliza and the Misses Amelia
and Jeanette LeonhaTt have gone 10
crane Island whore they are guests
AZ the Bachlors Inn.
George SeybOld OF North Main 81
ls IN Mt Clemens where he will re-
health. ''''
Mrs W. z. Weiss and children
Madelvn and Billy have zone 10 In.
dian River. Mich. 10 spend July and
August
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Leohari will
take an auto tour TO Niagara Fails
Cleveland and other points on the
Great Lakes
DR.. and Mrs William blackburn. Of
Winter Park. Fla. are guests ~ Mr.
ana Mrs. John X. List. al the Stratford
hotel
Mr. and Mrs. G W Dodge. NJ In.
dianapolis. are guests A. the stratford
hotel
Mrs W. J. W Cowden Misc st,.
Mcclure and Mr.. and Mrs. s. OFT
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Lsushlin are registered 81 the STRAIT.
ford hotel
Mrs. Anna Grifen. OF Marianne. Pa
4 the rIest OF her sister Mrs W W.
Irwin. on South Chapline street
MIR. and Mrs. Max Levy are guests
Of Mrs. Van Rathbone Of Parkers.
burg
Mrs Hannah n Irwin will leave
500, for a tour through the state In
her Alco
Miss Nerna Denis leaves Tuesday
FOR her home IN Sardis. O. sf.er a
two weeks visit with local friends
end relatives
Marion Hissom. Of the Isle nd. left
yesterday for GAINESVILLE. O.. 20 spend
tive wooks' vacation.
Miss Bertha Tenlcy. Of Sardis. q
spent the latter part OF last week in
Wheeling. visiting friends.
Mrs. n g. Hubbard. OF No. I31
North Huron street. Is visiting her
son. Willard Hubbard. OF woodsneld
Ohio.
u. A. Hissom. Of Sardis. O, was a
visitor here last week
John II. Hess. Jr.. OF the Wheel
ing Business College. left yesterday
for Weston. where he has accepted a
position ps bookkeeper and stenog.
repher for the Dancer Supply com
pany
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A Home Recipe for
Wrinkled, Saggy Skin

The famous saNolite lotion recon-
mended by beauty specialists for remov-
ing wrinkles and for reducing dlstended
pores can be easily made at home Ash
your druggist for saNolite In powdered
form. ! or, and y pint witch hazel
Dissolve the powder In the witch hazel
and battle face. neck and hands in IN,
solution. Results are remarkable and
instantaneous. The skin tightens. and
this naturally reduces the wrinkles. as
well a. creases or folds about the NECK
checks or hands The tissue beneath
the skin also becomes frmer and more
solid
one feels much refreshed and exhila-
rated after using this truly wonderful
and harmless wash lotion. Its continued
use once a day for only n short time
makes the average person look ten or
nfteen years younger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From .Iie City.
TRI-sTATE ARRIVALS AT
THE LOCAL HOTEL s

stamm-Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Camp
bell. Fajrmont; Mrs. r. y. Armstrong.
Armstrong; Mills. o.; J. II. Shreves
and wife. Huntington: w l.. Riggs.
Spring Run; II. ID. Conant. Sisters
Vile.
Grand centrsI-w. Il Marston.
Kent. o.: G. l. Ferguson, Pine Grove
w. l. Grim. Steubenville. o.
7runswiek-E. w. Wees, Charles.
ton; c. J. Clark. Steubenville. o.: J.
y. Cross. Smithfield; ID. NJ. Huntsman.
GAINESVILLE. o.
Mcclure. Hannaman. r. d. Harris.
Fairpoint. o.: w Leachman, pine
Grove: Mrs. Isis Snyder. HuttonsviIle; :
X. L. Burlington, GAINESVILLE. o.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. Kiger re-
turned Saturday morning from an ex-
tensive tour OF Europe They spent
about three months abroad. having
made the trip over with the party OF
American hotel proprietors following
the recent hotel mems convention in
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
Stamm and b. s. Mcclure made the
trip to Europe at the same time. but
they returned several weeks ago.
Guy Lenkard. the genial night clerk
AZ the Mcclure. is again greeting ma
irons OF that popular hostelrv. sfter
enjoying a weeks vacation. spent in
the quiet Of farrn near Hannibal. q.
Allen ID. Gathers. OF Toledo Ohio
IL visiting relatives at Leatherwood
for few days
John Good. Of Youngstown. Ohio IL
spending a few days in the city cali.
ing on friends
George Seybold. Of North Main 81.
has gone 10 Mt Clemens. Michigan 10
spend several weeks for tho benefit OF
his health
John Werner Of the Sou.h Side LEFT
TOT PITTSBURGH Saturday evening where
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
Cause, OF Stomach Troubles.

Sedentsry habits. lack of outdoor
exercise, insufficient mastication OF
food. constipation. a torpid liver. wor
~ and anxiety. overeating. partaking
OF food and drink not suited to your
age and occupation. Correct your
habits and take Chamberlain Tablets
and you will soon be well again For
sale by all dealers-Ady
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SOCIETY


The Lafie. Al Circle q the Chris
l.uineran church met Tuescay az TIE
church 70 make preparation for thsir
cake and o4ks sale 70 ~ held - tn
1cn'rai Nark-t saturday. Juis Is
lhe market ali b. held All daV ~
trs Caroline Lcees' stall IN the ~
p-r scction % The market hou.~ Ilo-
nations % cake. pastries. rer-tabi~.
etc III b. acceptable The foflou.
M j. the committee Ia charxe. Mrs.
,sal halkreuih. Mrs e " Levy.
Mrs. Alfred Thelby and Mr. B~rts.
Farmer