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The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-04
 ...5p1..Y3 H:85

Albert H. Jo. United States i'm migration tuaue.-ar and attorney at law al Nc.onfa.. cane Up on .ae AI.mcla yesterday on his way t0 Jno Westward md while the
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-04
TIE COMMISSION
 E B0.gy5ITE0

Seattle, June 3-Thc Arctic club Iaa5 night tendored banquet to tn. members of the Alaska railroad commission, at which Governor strong, Of Alaska, was also a guest. Alaska was the chief topic of dis cuzion, and Secretary Lanes policy as outlined ia relation thereto was highly laudel.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-04
4yE3TA IS IN VERY 8AD 3EPJTE

Niagara, June S-Upon being in formed today that the Mexican med .foa delegates had announced a Willingness on the part of Huerta to r..tgu once Mexico is politically rac,Gca, the medjators stated that anything coming from the dictator would aot be taken into consider a5ou
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-04
PRICE 10 CENTS

boat was discharging cargo here he seized the opportunity to visit his Shagway friends. MT. Joy has for the past several years been stationed m Skagway during the summer sea sen and upon his return from the Westward, which will be ill about a month, he will again take up his , e5idence here.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-04
SIX ARE KILLED
 BY BANDITS

San Diego, June 4-StN Ame..- can, ItgIian and Mexican rauchcgs. living near santa Rosario, have been killed during the past week by Mexican bandits, according to refugees who have just arrived here from that place
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-04
JpH0LDS
 IMPEACHMENT

Albany, N. Y, June 3-IU an unanimous opinion here today ot the court of appeals the action O. the rial court was upheld in the Sulzer impeachment proceedings whereby the former governor of New York was removed fom office.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-04
ARMS ARRIVE IN
 MEXICO CITY.

Vera Cruz, June 4-The arrival oL the arms and ammunition in NgXic City today which were landed at Puerto recently, has resulted ill a display of optimism by the follow CTS of HeUrta,
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-04
WILSON MAKES
 PRESENTATION

Washington, June 4-President Wilson will tomorrow present di- plomas to the graduating class at Annapolis.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-04
BET
 #z" I2.a-S

Chicago. Juno --..a federal e.~cut. .our. c. aumaa.5 today -ranr- ed new trials in Jac dynamite cases of G.ra.n... "wa..Lure and Houli- han.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-06-04
BANKER
 PASSES AWAY

Seattle, June 3-JacOb FUrth the most widely known financier on the Pacific coast, is dead here today after uu illness of two years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
COURT MARTIAL
Of HAMMOCK IS
UNSENSATIONAL
Witnesses Say Major of Ma
tio0aI Guard Force Gave Ma
Orders 10 Fire Tents of COL
Ony at Ludlow

nf MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED VINE
Denver. May Lieutenants W. K.
Benedict ana S. }. Lammo of the COL
orado National guard were the chief
Witnesses today at the trial Of Major
Patrick j Hammock, before the gem
era court martial at the state rifle
range near Golden Major Hammock
ia being tried on charges OF murder,
manslaughter arson and larceny,
growing out of the battle between
strikers and state troops at Ludlow
ON April 20 and the subsequent fire
mat destroyed the strikers tent col
ony
The two officials, vino acted under
orders Of Major liamrock on tine day
OF the battle swore
That the battle was started by
strikers who fired upon the National
guardsmen
That three bombs We're fired for
assistance only after a number OF
bullets from strikers rifles had struck
near the military camp.
"That Major Hamrock was not IN
the immediate vicinity Of the tent coll
ony when the fire started.
THAT in their estimation, the fir,
was started by an explosion or an
overturned lamp and not by the state
troops
That two women ana eleven child
.ren who lost their lives IN the colony
they believed died Of suffocauon,
hours before the fire broke out"
The court after their testimony ad.
iourncd until tomorrow
Representative of the United Mine
Workers Of America invited 10 pro-
duce witnesses AT the hearing have
made no announcement Of their ill.,
toutons.
Lieutenant S. Lamme. Il physician
of ia Neta Colo, Who acted AS aide
o. Major Hammock during am of tho
hattle testified that he carried orders
from Major Hammock To Captain I'd
win s Carson when that officer with
forty members Of Troop A arrived
from Trinidad late i'm the afternoon.
THE orders were, said the Wit
ness. "to advance down the tracks I'm
the direction of the tent colony TO the
pump house where the strikers were
eutrenched ana 10 the Colorado ana
southern bridge ana smoke em
out
DID you understand that order to
mean "a Set fire to the tents asked
Colonel LIngenfeIter. member of tha
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

H,# t Ma. moss
=a.HH H.ns law Was ls- -
MI Che treeH.# fee
HuH=# HaIIlaHd a.u#. inc
er. 1e possb#r m
.U ut weu Hr En-. ~kti-
1915 eampuult VI ur-
TeH. address tuFf1 IHa
>.i' Bankers .t.0u.
intended 81 HIu ns-
-.t and Is 1901 HW o.
who insist on .. he
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
Nhoopiur Cough

A#..t Il year ago mN three bows
hH Whaan.ng cough and J found
thHW ..rHrs Cough Remedy the
auN ue th8t would RELIEVE their
coughing and Nhoop.ns spells ! cons
urnl4 thls treatment and was SURE
pr.sed t1 find that il cured the dis
ease .n VERY short time writes Mrs
Arch Dalpmple. Cruoksvllc Ohia
For sale hy ail dealers,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

The state department probably win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
JUDGE ROBINSON GIVES
HIS FIRST LECTURE

special Dispatch Co. the Iutclligcncer.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Feb. 16-
Ira Robinson. OF the supreme court
of West Virginia delivered the first
Of series OF four lectures this morn.
ing 70 tho members OF tho college Of
law on the subject OF Relation Of the
lawyer 10 himself one phase OF his
general subject Of legal ethics :"
Judge RobinsOn's lecture today was
more OF an Introduction as 10 what ne
VIII touch upon later but I'm his brief
address this morning. he strongly adj
Nocat"d that the method OF admitting
lawyers 10 the bar in West Virginia
ne changed so That only q graduatg
OF the law college here or in some
other state be given certificates to
practice. The lDctUr" was attended
hy many prominent lawyers here and
members ~ the university faculty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
NEWS BRIEFS

A meeting OF the Advisory COM
mittee OF the Associated Charities
was held yesterday evening At the
headquarters OF the organization
where a number OF cases were taken
up and disposed OF. The recent cold
weather Is sponsible for the num-
Der of cases which now confront the
organization. The meeting Yesterday
afternoon was well attended by the
members of the advisory board.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Mothers Club will be held Thurs
day evening at 100 O'Clock by the
Kings Daughters Day Nursery. \
special musical and literary program
has been prepare dior the occasion.
Wednesday evening Washington
Social will Ee given under the aus
pieces Of the 81. Pauls Willing Work
erS az the St Pauls church. from Is
To 10 o'clock \ feature OF the event
Will be the serving Of refreshments.
Two new teachers will in all
probability be elected at the meeting
Of the board OF education on next
Thursday evening to I'M vacancies
caused by the resignation OF two OF
the local High school teachers
Not one single bid was submitted
yesterday 10 the Board OF Control Io.
the drilling OF wells. by q local firm
The bids for the well ranged in price
from Sl.14 10 1855. Nothing was
done in the matter. but they will be
submitted TO council for their action
asking that the lowest bid he accept
ed
Every day brings something new
10 the eyes Of the Finance commits
sion whereby they can swell the cor-
iers or the city. This time 10 comes
n hn 81.
Making them pay license before
they could run their cars n is
claimed that II the chaufieurs We're
licensed, that many complaints heard
every day would cease.
Notices for tho annual BANQUET
Of tho board Of trade 90 be held on
February p. will d. mailed out to-
day 10 every member OF the urcauiza-
ton
Mails from Tine yast arrived on
time today the first time since Friday
night Mail from the west caused
very littI" 'ruubl" since the storm Doc.
gan. N.'l t.. exception of the rural
routes. a|i .Nn delivery department.
are work'a- on schedule time.
The juniors ur DO. local Ul.h
school hHN" secured tn-Ir class pins
During tn" past Few DAYS -um.
minor change Ua.. Doc. mHds boo fH.
-'hedHl" 900 tro local llHeH ..uuu.
Yesterday evening tI. committee, ODD
''i. hers and ..HusI4 H.fI . very .rt...
'.nrr session Hr tn. H.I3-, bu.Idt.-
or .lu. Is Hu' uf tn. chief topics
brought ur ~ the wrsu"z was boo Joe
gard fg -el..tirE e teacher fur the ,.m-
w'r.iIl departments
Edward Nof end Charles CaIda-
Haush. well known local hardware
dealers. aI" Boo Partnerships attending
I,99' annual convention OF the Retail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

CUBS GO SOUTH
Manager Hank o'Day Leaves with "a
"arriors OF the Diamond FOR
Tampa 90 Begin Training

'Iii'AgO. Feb Manage Him.
yblN. with - bail PLAYERS Icff fu.rIsUf
Tor tampa. where Doc viii ha.fr fHe fs..
a. developing Cuo-ha1F ~ "a new Iuf..a
inT The Cube. The aceertInr ~ short
.iup hrilWclL who Jumped fn tine Tsd
erals ono the loss uf JuHrr" I.sr. ....
.ni ua7rman. left o. hole about T..
tone sack. the fIlIrr OF whI.. r..
nr one or bbaV.N chic. cares. WITH
Saicr ana Zimmerman sure uf fp.n Loci.
ana ltiIl sweeney NOT expected fH Do.
port the NFran,Ies must Ha H..."
tWo or in" hf" other irf.I1sr. .r v..r.
~ laf expresses much ..rH"....
The cubs GRO schedule. FIJI. HIH. . .I.
game series with enc T".I.Hf..Tfr .f.
while 'r Florida
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
LOCAL BOYS NAMED
ATHLETIC HEADS
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
ATHLETIC COMMITTEE
MEETS
And Makes Several Changes In Past
Rules. Providing For Directors
OF Various Sports.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intel!iSoneer
MORGANTOWN. w. Va. Feb. IS.
AT a meeting OF West virginiais
athletic committee. p. Z. Miller and
Leo Coleman. both OF Wheeling. were
elected assistant track managers ana
James Riley. of Wheeling and Messrs.
Smith and Hersey were named as
sistants in football. The committee
recommended the abolition OF the
position OF graduate manager ana
asked that this position be consoh-
dated into that Of director OF physical
training. II was also decided to have
a special man to coach football only
and the committee has under con-
sideration men from Yale, Cornell.
Penn. STATE and Michigan.
Tho first indoor baseball practice
was held today: seven pitchers ana
three catchers reporting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
FL lMONT DEFEATS
Y aSLEYLN TOSSERS
IN oHr or TIE MOST SENSATIONAL
GAMES ENEE FLA1ED BY rhEa
STAR Wee Held in cheer By Guarding
OF Opponents Thro-Nhout the Game.
Teams Now Tled.

Special pispatch 10 the Intelligence
fAiitMoNT. ". Va. Feb. lC-rhe
Fairmont y NJ. a. \. basket ball team
defeated Wesleyan COLLEGE here tonight
In a highly sensational game. ~ a bare
two point lead. IN the second game be
tween these two teams "a the state
championship race. The final score was
= % 20 Ia favor OF Fairmont
Wesleyan opened strong. getting a o
20 lead ln the first ten minutes Then
Fairmout settled down and PLAYED sen
Satioual bail. the halI ending ~ 20 e..
IN Wesleyan favor. The second half
was IN favor Of the Eairmout team. fns
score or the second half being Is 10 "a
IN favor OF the local team.
During the second half the game was
tied at several points and first one team
then to- other forged ahead. the local.
finally getting out with two point vic
tory. here were no particular stars OF
the game. Ncale, OF WESLEYAN was
guarded too close TO get away with much
ana the same was true OF scott and Ar
nett, OF Fairmont Referee Davis OF
pittsburgh, ran the game and gave COM
pletc satisfaction. The series bstw cen
the two teams now stands even. each
team having won one game from the
other
The race for the championship is now
between Ealrmuut. " Wesleyan. e. IarkShurl
and Davis n ElkiuS college The score
#HH mi "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
RIVER NEWS

With the river flowing fun OF heavy
ice and an extremely low stage. il is
impossible for boats TO operate az
present in the local trade \ stage OF
90 was recorded al the McMechen
dam at o'clock last night 4 rise OF
one foot was noted since o'clock u.
m. The stage al the local wharf was
i've feet and the river had risen three
inches. Local riyermen were unable
10 account for the rise
River Stages
IlIISBU RICH, Pa. Feb 16.-The
river stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-3 feet. fall
ir-. cloudy.
STEl EENVILLE- no feet. fall
ms. cloudy.
PARKEI;sBUBG-71 feet. falling:
clear
airy. clear
OIL CITY % feet. stationary:
clear
VARREN-l5 feet. stationary:
snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
MANY SEE GIANTS
PLAY WHITE sox

N1CE. France. Fsb. 1.-THE
zine weather to-day brought a
great rrosd Of has. hall enthuFi-
rsfz. a~ vel ~ many who never
..Irr~Essd a. game. fu the enflor-
HUr ursrT tine Nsw Nork team %
Fhs National League. and the
|hlcaEos. "a che American La
Eus. gave a fast eNhlaition OF the
American rational Tastime. The
GhicaEor woT,. 10 TO :.
Americans and foreigners %
title -o1surn'nE tn NlCe and along
the Riviera. motored 20 the game.
which had been eagerly looked
forward 20 and the large number
OF handsomely gowned women
among the spectators added 90
the safety OF the scene.
Interesting features were a
series OF daring evolutions over
the field By the aviator. L.acrou -.
and an exhibition Of throwing
the discus snd putting the
weight b. James Thorpe. the In
dian athlete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
SERIOUSLY INJURED IN
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.

special Dispatch '' Tho Intelligence
ST NNRNS. ~ Va Feb &c e
Safterhold was foarfully. n not fatal
U.s. injured TODAY Will WORKING ON
an oil property for Din1morp and
company. O. lever became detached on
The rluth of gas engine and vas
hurled with great force striking him
'ho face crushing hig Jaw hone and
anstroyiur his right ,vr Hc va-
rushed lo % Marietta hospital ln tho
hopes ~ saving bis lIfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
PHYSICIANS SHOW WORRY

ROME, Feb. 1.-THE indlsposition OF
Charles \. Comiskey. president Of tho
chicago club. OF the American Baseball
League continues and the specialists In
attendance make frequent examinations
Of the patient.
Mr.. Comiskey was unable 20 leave for
France Friday night with the members
OF the visiting baseball teams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
TWO TEAMS FOR
CLEVELAND NOW
TOLEDO TRAM c HIsE OF A. A.
TRANSPARENT TO LAKE FRONT.
VIII Play IN Napland When American
League Team Is on the Road
and Vice Versa.

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 16.-Clevcland
= 20 have major and minor league base
bail next summer. e. ". Somers owner
OF the Cleveland ana Toledo hasebaii
clubs. announced tonight that he had
made arraugemcuts today 70 transfer the
Toledo team TO Cleveland to play when
the Maps are on the road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
BOWlim
TWO Mem rouRNAnENr
OPENS AT MusEE TODAY

Today ~ the Museo alleys "A two men
ten pin tournament Will be inaugurated.
continuing until Friday. February IS.
New equal weight pins will be used o1 the
FOUR second floor alleys. There will be
Tour prizes, 80. 30. 20 and 10 per cent or
tie entrance fee. and s. for the highest
Individual score. An umpire and scorer
viii outState IN all games. The tourua-
ment viii lie rolled from scratch and
should appeal - the howlcrs " no are en-
falo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
HE'S GAME
Pine Grove Basketball Enthusiasts Not
AFRAID 20 Travel Some 20 Play
in Live Game.

Special pIsratCh TO the InteuIrcrce-
PINE GROW r.. W. Va. Feb rf rho
local basketball team won from Mas.
n"lia liEh school Of New MsrtIuzrII.
Wtlkca 20 miles fh ruugr e. blizzard Co.
got in the game. The lineup auH score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
POCKET BILLIARD
TOURNEY OPENS
SOUTH SIDERS OPEN INDOOR
SPORT FOR SHORT TERM.
First Nights Work Shows Exception
ally Good Work-Grest Interest
Being Taken in Play.

The Eighth Ward Pocket Billiard
league opened its first tournament on
the South Side last night and the first
games were played before a large and
enthusiastic crowd OF followers of the
sport Good scores We're made in the
preliminary games and by the end OF
the tourney II is expected that big
scores will have been made The re-
salt OF last nights games follow:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
FRESHMEN WIN
From Sophomores Of Central School
OF Benwood In Fast and Exciting
Game Last Night.

\ very close game was played yes
terday evening between the Freshmen
and Sophomores at the Benwood Cen
trail school. The Freshmen won
the game by the score OF II TO 16
The game proved quite interesting
followers OF the two classes We're
present at the game. The lineup:
Freshmen Pos Sophomores
Shrader +. Steam
Leach F. Candy
Heagin G. Refer
Percy CoNon G.. Barlow
Stewart G.. ". CoXen
Goals from field: Shrader. 4 Leach.
/; Hagan. .: Steam, 4. and Candy. 3.
Goals from fouls. Shrader. ,; Stew
art. /, and Steam, >.
Referee-\oel
Tmiekeeper-Rider
Time OF halves-2O minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

Ionight-Wheeling vs.. Progressive.
The following members Of the Wheel
ING teams ar" requested TO report ton gh {
AZ the Musec alleys ~ 20 o'clock. I'm
blen. Nolte, Grady Ennis and Wilhelm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

Edward Conoway Of Fairmont. was
in the city yesterday transacting bus
mess
John Crawford. Of Cameron. was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
Messrs. ANel Haiestrom and Robert
Darrah, former graduates OF the High
school, spent few days the latte,
part OF tho week visiting the school
Charles Jenkinson, director OF IN,
Atlantic Red Cross. OF Washington. d
C., is pending a few days in the city
on business.
Hubert Echols. OF Warrington, w
Va. is in the city attending the
Scottish Rite reunion.
Referee in Bankruptcy Attorney J
W. Cummins, who has been spendinl
several days In New Nory city, vii
arrive home this morning.
DR.. Vim. Woodruff, of Moundsyile
was business visitor in Tim Grove
yesterday.
Hon W. Walton O'Hara. one Of N .
boosters OF the Panama-Pacific expo
sition, To be given I'm san Francisco
In 1918. is in the city N the interests
Of the exposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
About People


Movements q individuals &C
snd From IN, City
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
Wesleyan

Field GOATS -Fairmout. Aructt. e Nor
gan. !, scott. !. John. .. CoAun. !. IVES
leyau. Garrett. !. licaN.usr. 8. NcaIs. e..
RcSSiuEcr. /.
Goals from Folus FairmUuf. Arustt.
: out Of 10. scott. 3 out OF @. Wesleyan.
Neale. ? out Of 20.
Davis. Pittsburgh
~corer-MCkiulcy
Timer-Smith.
Time OF HalycS-2u minutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
TRLSrATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL hotels

STAMINA. X. Duty. Pennsboro: :.
=. Candy. Weston: n. ]. Hetzel. Farn-
inEtcn. T Leonard. Warrington, &.
4 kildow. Bethesda. =. W. Steele,
FairmOnt. ID. n. Smith. ST Marys. W.
y. Wisster, Canton; c r. stout,
Ciarksburg. NJ. Dawson. Sistersville.
John \. Book. Pennington: Gilmore
r Davis. Macdonald; J. w. GOodseu,
Durbin. r. IA. AGREE. kayford; q. NJ.
Honheimer. Clarksburg. W r. Wat
son. Jr. FarimOut
Brunswick u \. Mohleh. pitts
clrgh, Alex NJ. la. Dilonyale, X. NJ.
SmNth. sycamore. \. ". Wilson. Sa-
lem: Horner White. Waynesburg. W.
l.. Thompson. Jonesville; NJ. l.. Hey
mann. Philadelphia. ". G. Fletcher.
Clarence r. Brown. Vera Belmonte,
Cleveland
Grand centraI-C. c. Hatfield.
Charleston: Jacob Maule. Colerain /;
lie Roy Clayton, Diilonvale; o. "a.
Russell. Butter. Frank Murphy. Co
lymbus, &. :. Classman. GAINESVILLE;
". NJ. johnson, Zanpsy VILE. Or !. NJ
Barn. Weston. Mrs. \. J. Hess. Man
nington, {. ". Bught. Alledonia. W.
=. Stout. AlledOnia. ]. =. Jacobs. New
Martinsville. +. W Clark. New Mar
tinsyille; q. \. Schurtzer. New Phila-
oeluhla. William HIll. Bethany.
Mcclure r. Hoadman. Elkins: q.
G.. Wilson, Elkins. O. \. Martin. Ell
more; G.. r. Mower. Hendricks: \. l..
Carney, ClarksburE. j. W Good, Pa
den city. l.. +. Turk. Charleston: HUI
bert Robinson. Charleston: {. Y.
Wildt. Parkersburg. DIR. W. G. DaW-
son, Cameron, r +. Feldner. Zanes-
Vile. Charles Powell Farimont; X
White. Fairmout. J T. Bently. 81.
Clairsyille; ~ r Frame. Morga n
town. &. ". Haltorman. Clarksburg. .
:. ; Paris. Bridgeport. G. Il. Stout
ClarksburE C. W Steele. Fairmont:
6. J.. BanbuCh. New Cumberland, r.
-. Marquis Marietta: r. G. Evans.
New Cumberland. T.. X kingley. Fair
mont. Charles Hall. Huntington: {.
W. Lynch, Clarksburg. W. Il Mat
thews, Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17

CWhen you get this Intelligencer Al
~manas, Encyclopedia and Worlds At
las for twenty-five cents, you are more
than getting your moneys worth.
fTIts free with subscriptions 10 The
1Intelligencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
,.Iv MsKE no mIsLEADIHo STATE
5ATE AVID LASTING Guar in IN.
QUICKEST POSSIBLE TTME g'ir'-'l

Hfe.. .rf af f.r ..usaf cost raaaIbI
fnrsTf EsTf.I ana gut-ssarl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-17
DIR. BAILEY

... picture and tolls IIr r4rs.
.'. t.I enter hi7 Office HHu know
f.. .Tr dealing with. Stop, think
.'.f' placing Yourself under Tho |4re
Grr.. who claim q. Dec Great
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The Yale expositor., 1914-05-14
YALE MANS LUCKY FIND
WILL INTEREST READERS OF THE
EXPOSITOR

WILL INTEREST READERS OF THE
EXPOSITION
Those having the misfortune to suffer
from backache, urinary disorders, grav-
ell, dropsical swellings, rheumatic pains
or other kidney and bladder disorders,
will read with qualification this encour-
aging statement by Yale man.
Nicholas Owens, retired farmer, j ones
ST., Yale, Mich, says: 81 had consider
able pain in my back that made it hard
for me to get about. If l sat for any
length of time, my back became stiff and
sore and it would be several minutes be-
fore could get up. The different rem
edies tried did not bring me permanent
benefit. At last, upon the recommend
alton of a friend, began using Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured at GrantHolden's
Drug Store. The results were certain
ly all could have wished for. | was
soon restored to health and strength.
y on may continue using the statement
l gave recommending Doan's Kidney
Pills some years ago"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. Owens
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