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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13


viii spend a Few weeks In Atlantic
City and New York
Miss Martha Graham has returned
from attending sunday school con-
Nention IN the southern part % the
a " PAUL left for Pittsburgn
where be Joined party which lett
for Killarney. Ontario. Canada
MS. J. y Jervey h the guest az
friends IN Richmond Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Hamilton and
daughter Betty and Miss Esther
hriel M their motor and Mr. and Mrs
George Row left for Loeb Lynn
Heights where they will spend their
Mrs. Henry Hackman returns this
week from a two months stay In At
lantic city.
Miss Virginia Taylor. Of the Island
is visiting friends IA Woodlands
Master Robert Ncill has returned 20
his home In Sistersyille. after a visit
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs J
Fred Nell. In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. =. =. LouEh. Of Wood
lawn. are visiting friends In Flushing
and Harrisville. O
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Rule. OF EIev.
enth street. are the proud parents
OF bouncing baby boy
Mrs. Ricardo Ricci Mrs w W
Holloway and son with he maid. have
left for the Hampshire Club where
they will spend aboue Two weeks
Misses Mary and Ethel Snyder OF
sixteenth street are spending their
vacation az Cleveland. Ohio.
Attorney 4 l. Sawtelle left last
evening for Columbus. o. on a short
business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. D C. Morgan left last
night 20 Cole Beach lndin River
Michigan after being the house guests
OF MI. and Mrs. William Weiss OF
Miss Mary TooIe OF woodlawn has
returned from visit TO Niagara
Jesse Crawford Of woodIawn left
Tor Lake trip. He will returne home
via Philadelphia
Fred Edele and Harry Hoffman left
Tor Quebec 10 spend several weeks
Miss Camilla Bryant OF Brooklyn
y. Y, D. the guest OF Mrs. j b fancy
Mr and Mrs. +. r. Bonenberger
and sons Carl and Leo. also Frank
Lally and Guy Chapman leave today
for Atlantic City.
Mai Ran Stalnaker OF this city. and
Mrs. J.. G.. Hale. his sister are spend
ms a few weeks az the Sportsmen' 6
club. near Marlinton. W Va
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pelley. popular
younc people Of the Island. have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip
home 90 their friends az No. S. South
Huron street While east Mr. and
Mrs. Polley spent some time az At
lantic City. New York. Philadelphia
and Washington and returned home
yesterday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs ". l.. Glessner and
Mr.. and Mrs NJ y Cecil leave TODAY
IN Mr. Glessner's Caddiallac for an
eastern tour
Randolph kalkreuth. % Mozart. has
returned from a vacation ~ Buffalo.
New York
Miss Charlotte Eaird u New Cos
tie. Pa. is the guest OF Mrs Virginia
Baird OF the Island
Mrs Mary Ferguson g. the guest a.
relatives al WOod-neld
Mr. and Mrs william Meyer are
visiting relatives a. Iewisvillo
I'd Stalnaker. clerk az the Mcclure.
D. spending he vacation AZ 81. Clalrs-
Vile O.
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SPORTSMEN'S CLUB
WEEKLY LETTER


NiSSEHAHA " Va Aux H.
" does not lake long f0r = re- 81
sood thlns 20 b. appreciated =
members u the Ailexheny sporfs-
mems Club from al pats % West
NirELnfa are beginning n realize each
TINE thsy Fialt The Club ne great a.
ysntaEes they derive from being
m~ul oers The glorious scenery. The
best bass fishing IN knapp Greek
where two hours fishing after supper
results IN q big string - hsh for
breakfast. and great prorpects for
pheAkani. elk and deer. zane in pien-
- when The season opens October
tfteenth. The fact that members can
urinE thsir families Nfth them a.
hnret they vii md every comforf
confederation and attention adds mi uch
70 TIE other attractions anf. although
W Ia the heart % the AleEhsuya.
they siil md al modern convent
cnc~s 10 the Club House. Nfth bathing
nearby and abundance - the clear.
Sparkling Ninnehaha Spring water al.
ways In tho house
There we're three very important
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INCENDIARIES
CONTINUE WORK
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT MADE
TO BURN COoEY-BENTZ
STORE LAST NIGHT.
Police Working on Several Clues
That May Lead 20 Arrest o.
Guilty Parties

Just 10 show that they have not for
gotten how 20 srarf them frebura
made sfIi further evidences Of their
presence last niThf. when they rot FIRE
TO tho Co0oF .Heutz COMPANY store
O. lhlrty.sitfh and Jacob sfrerta
james Week. Of So 1929 CharIino
street discovered Tho blaze and turned
in on alarm st the E.shth ward enains
house. who in turn pulled box 90. cali.
irE al Of The companies south of the
creek. The blaze had not materiaIizrd
very fast and waa easily rvfnRuIfhrd
oy chemicals from The Eighth ward
bose house before the others arrived
The Gre was srt lr the rear ~ the
store I'm place where n board had
been taken on Strangely r0IrrIdrrf
with ne other Eve fires caused during
fhf ra4f week. tho start was made
under double doors and Irufffafsfv
over where several boxes and other
waste vac stored Detectives and DO
ice under Captain Uarurva were
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NOT AFFECTED
Americans IN England Are Not Ola.
turbed by Enlargement Of
Allen Act"

LONDON. Aug. ~ - Edward Bef
.fcond secretary u tho American en-
baRsy. here. who is in rharFe of the
y, .oLsing Of the Allen Act 40 fer a.
~ aH"CtH Americans said today.
50 Tar A. We know not = sfngfs
american has been prevented from
landing ln Great Britain F"
secretary OF Slate Bryan'a rabfa-
sent on receipt by Nr Brvan ~ a.
!af'1 protests from Chri9fiana ana
lldFre from which ports steamer eaii
10 closed ports such AZ goufhamn-
,on b.' ST. Bell already had arranged
NiIh me authorities % admity Amer
can7 % such ports on their announc-
ing 'telr American citizenship
led STATES minister Van DYKE a.
Iho taElc bee Informed the Amer.
len T.Ifi committee here that be will
boat from The Netherlands 10 Fnr.
land every Eve days
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philadelphia. Pa. Eas a rlsitor dgrinx
The Ne-k a. Eas M = : HouF. dur
Ing fns u1oufh On Frlcay NJ De-
cafur AEf~ii. Presiferf % the Waite
pang. cane over from The waite arc
stayed for lunch Sir Anteu rs
loud IN his praise % the Ciub A nun
Dr. % White sulphur -T-ugis az
booked for September Mrs.. v =
Coursey. son and niece. Catherine
club FOR TIE weex Mr Coursey l.
one Of ths seaaoS.s suCco=sfui nsner-
men Mr. and<Mrs. Boyd stephen
son and Mas Mabsl Jolss. % Non-
tervy. Va spent last THURSDAY niEht
a. the Club They were returning
hzck through virginia and West Nir-
Eiria. judge and Mrs Dice and NJ
Coursey. % Marlinfon. spent -atur-
day in Monterey. Va. returning the
zane day Mr. Guy Campbell. Miss
Florence Austin Mr.. ] =. Pritchari
Miss June McElWee. Miss Luciie =
McklEee. % uunmor-. " Va and
Miss Nabel Heatherly. % Elkins ~
Va. came through from Dunmore sat
urday and spent The week end a. fhe
Club Saturday evening a large num-
Der % youns people from MarlintoI
ana Huntersville came over for their
usual weekend frollc
Rev , " Walker. presbyteft-1
Minister a. Marilnfon. held services
az the Club last sunday afternoon.
Quite a crowd vas present We are
Indebted 10 the male choir that came
from Marlinfon. consisting Of Prot.
Turner. Mr. Thomas McCrary. M
Harris. Mr. 2 $. Smith. Mr. Harry
Dyer and Mr Meyers They helped
20 make the service more Inspiring
and interesting
During the coming week large par
ties are expected from W-neeling.
ParkersburE. ClarkshurE and Lewis
burg The usual invitation IL extend
ed 10 the young people 20 attend the
Saturday evening festivities.
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Samples Free by Mall

In ths care q e@hys .kin .nd hair. Ci,i-
eur- >cNp 10 ne moth-s favorise Nos
only y u unrivsl-1 N parity and refreshing
na<rNnce. but 10 gentle ernoiii~nt prop@r-
- are Usually .41oient ~ AIl.y minor
FT1tssions remove redn>~-. rouEhne-s and
chains. and soothe --n.ftiy- oondisiops
A-<ssed By Csst-ar. Otntm~nt 10 1. r,o.s
valuable IN ne ,r,.sunent o. --.-r,.. 49,
and o~s--r ie1hfns burning hnf.ntne -r,ap,-
Sioas Altho-se osss-a-. $500 rs Aos
cuuc~r. osntrnsot 800 Nr- nd By dras-
uss eV.-y-hsr.. . ss-npl- % eAeh -ith s2-p
EEin Book ~fn - sont f-~e upon r-qua.s.
Addre~s cauc1rA. Dept. 7. Boztoa."
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meLure-AIbert b. White. Parkers-
burg. r G. Wellman. Morgantown
vs.. r. McNutt. Fast Liverpool. W ~
Wough. Clarksburg. Lester Hart.
Grecnsburg ". p LaRuc. Wilkes
Barre. J. q. Chcdirta. Salem. D. $
Young. salem. l.. j. Laubecker. Sal
en-
Grand centraI-Charlcs Hutchinson
town. F. N Piper. Bethesda I,eota
lBiarkhurst Adena. r. q. Amos.
srunswiek-C. c. Artmori. Home
stead John Hartley Fairmont. otto
Roald. Follanshee; e. ". Cornin
stamm-Harry Thornburg. Sleuben
Vile, !. H khorton Parkersburg.
ID. g. Hemst. Grafton. r. W Dolan.
Norristown Charles ~ FordyCe.
Maynesburg. Russell Roberts.
Wayncsburg
w u TruscheI Of south Cbapline
street left for Ocean city 20 spend a
few weeks
Miss Marsaret shideu. formerly
with SwabaCkor's now with Miss
Mary Alexander. has gone 10 purch-
Mrs. Jessie Wells and Miss Mckee
who have been In New York and
Newport in the interest % the mIIIi.
ncry department Of Stone a. Thomas
viii arrive home soon. They will
have fne display in early fall which
vii Do the result % their careful So
lection
This evening 40 $50 O'Clock tho fbl.
lowing youuE ladies leave over tho be
q %. % spend their vacation at A..
lanfiC City. Cape May New York and
other points In the east. Blanche
Moore Elsie Colmar Carrie ZfrEIer.
OLGA C0lmar and Wayne Murphy
Mics Pearl Crosse 10 Cleveland %
DEL the house guest % Miss claude
BadIzincr FOR few weeks
Leo B0nenborror ~ The German
to spend bic vacation.
Miss Adelaide Worru % Canal
Dover. o.. Del tho guest OF NI-a Martha
Schuhart 40 Woodlawu
Mrs Maud Spoorrr Becker Iaav.r
today Tor Atlantic city. Nrw York and
Newport whore she viii spend "a few
weeks learuing the late society
dances
JACK Brsrdfass has returned to This
city after an absence OF over "a wear
Prof F0ss T. FfUfra 0f CHICAGO
UI bias been tho guest 90 relatives
Dol th.s city and McMechrr
, Mr and Mrs 7. 9ros.e ~ Ffndlay.
William Keyrer. rnteuEerrr- 20.
porter. Del spending h.a vacation with
bic rrartfafhcr in Greene county. b.
SIR ard Mre james r. Gardner
leave TODAY 'or Atlantic CITY, where
they Viii spend fru weeks
Nr and Sire VIII Wendell leave 90.
dav for Atlantic City Tor few weeks
rfav
Miss Flora Henry tas zone fo Pair.
mont whore. she viii Do The Flesf %
ncr cousin Tor few weeks
Mrs Mary SCnpuk and children
Niss Charlotte. Mrssrs. Georze I'D.
uer and Harold are touring rfr0r.n
places ~ interest through tho raaf
Lawrence ~feInuefE has returned
from Atlantic city. where BE- suert
few weeks
Misses Lulu Hart and Cora serr
leave fh.s evening Tor Atlantic T.ru
and other eastern places 90 interest
Nrs Arthur Graham and con ar
fnur. Dr. JEFF last evening Tor Allan .
uC CITY % spend their vacation
Niee sara Row refu-a this week
from Lorh Lynn HpIEhfs
sarah Graham and Harry Graham.
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Misa Lorrna Schank entertained
With a porch party ON Tuesday f1r
Miss Adelaide Wore OF Canal Dover
~. The feature OF tho afternoon was
fI0n" The guests used rIirrIrrs
from various MAGAZINE advorffrr-
monfs which pasted together formed
On unique story a lunch wna errv.
"a tO The guests who included Wfsana
Mary IweI1 Martha Schuharf Ehfa
fiasEiua. Mary iaak.re. N'rE.rIa
Srhenk. Marie p1artI- To-ars
Srherk. Norfawea pa srferk q q.
Hernharf. ~ Columbus. VIII srra-E
Charles Srhenk
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NY ~. r-i and i.raus~f
And -h-n I -osild oonb ny
I'D they -ouit cr-ak al
rIn a y.ilS-tsa rnAtt-r NJ
hair a. co-uin< oot b hAnd-
rus unui I - r-stinE alr.o-s
bad My hair "a 80 d...f
And drg h s-em>d a. n Ia
would hr~.k "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

snd --v-rS o-h-r r-rn~,ii-. without r.ttirs
any h~ip. 500 . eAke q Cutie,4ra so.p
and soun- CutioIra Ointra-ut ard u--f th--,
In q sho~t tine ron VIA h~snn u.i,s
Cuticur, sep and Ointrnent the pfr,ul-.
d1~c 40 and my hair s,opp~d faIhnr Qua
Aad 10 thios and Eio-sy. I Am cured
t-asnedl J. " Ftsher Jan. 4. 1914
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rushed 70 the district with the frat
tap Of the bell. and II IL Understood
quite a little evidence was discovered
mat may lead 20 an arrest within the
next Few days. and possibly to-dav.
ne alarm was turned In about TO- Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

D. Charles E1fnl q vel known
physician Of DlarkahurE ana W.as
Blanche Loche OF Blunt nrf1r. were
quietly married ~ the vi O. ra-sor.
afe ~ NcNechrr on Tuesfar af f1 a
10 bride ls fhr -rer % Mrs
Alfred Ash 70 seventh a.-ees ,r-
Nerne0 The groom .a uar krru--
'- C'arketurr end after their TOM
0f mo ra~ -rrr wI reside n his.
home town
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Mr and Mrs H r. Wa.rnrfrr Of
North Main street entertained Tu-.-
day Tor Mrs VIII HHusfr and Wra
' IT, Benharf % columbus inc
Gets were Nrasrs and Wrafnraa
Fired Stroehma0 OTTO Srhrrk t.ar
smith 20 Srhrrk WIsa rfa schmidt
Miss Elizabeth Wrlrarber SIR. Hons.
or. Mrs Hernharf
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SORE. Main "frrrf rHfHrfa .rr# a.fn n
reunion af frn urH.Ea|Hr rrr 90
Nca7cflaJ evening Cog Mra Era1th
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ALMOST BALD
WITH ECZEMA
Red ard lnsamec. Hair Coming o.;
BY Handfuls. Used Cgtcura Soap
ard Ointment. Pimples Dried Up.
Hair Thick ard Glossy.

RF u. Ne 2. Juen-ea C,sy. T-nn-
sozn- tine 40 ny hea1 h-oArs. Covered
-ith suA1 so--- -hich 10y "a -. ~----,.
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house guest
A delicious family dinner Vas served
hy Mr-. Andre With all the season =
uellchcirs included uu the menu tn.
members OF the family present mere.
MsGsra. and Meadamsss
George p sutel Harry Gee
william sufel Edward Stifel
Laura stifel Mrs. krauth Wilmer
Nsu Sutei OF DcsMoines
Henry sufel Arthur StifeI
Afternoon Party.
Miss Martha Schubart entertained a
afternoon for Miss adelaide NVorrm. -
canal Dover, o., who o. her guest.
The hours we're from 90 during
which various diversions we're enjoyed
Watermelon was the piece de Resistance
Tor the following guests.
Misses
Margaret Ball Adelaide Worem
WI lima HARPER EVELYN Blum
I.oreua Schenk Mary ZWeiE
Marie Doepkin virginia Schenk
MARY haskins Marie Gasmire
Martha Schuhart
Mssdamoai
a. q. Remnant. OF r. =. schubart
Columbus
Good Shepherd Market
The ladies Aid society OF the Home
OF Good shepherd will hold a market
a. the Geo + Sufel Co. store Satur-
day morning beginning al O'Clock
A fine line OF jellies. pies. cakes.
bread and other articles will be sold
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orose-MeMeeher-

\ pretty wedding took place az the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Nc
Mechen on South Marshall street. Nc
mechen. on Wednesday evening az
i've O'Clock. Their daughter Miss
Grace Sidney McMechen. became the
bride Of Mr.. Merritt r. Crosse Of Cam
bridge. Mass Rev J. =. Crosse. OF
Covington. KY. performed the cere-
mony In the presence OF friends and
relatives. The parlor was appropri.
ately decorated in roses and other
summer flowers with a color scheme
Of white and green prelominatinE
Potted plants were effectively used in
carrying out the idea OF improvised
alter
The maid Of honor was the brides
sister Miss Anna NCNecEtu. and the
best man was Mr.. CLYDE L. Grosc.
brother ~ the groom The Lohen-
grin wedding march was PLAYED by
Prof FOss l.. Fcllers Of Chicago The
bride was attired IN a handsome gown
or white crepe de chine with trim
minEs Of real lace. HeT FUN tuue veil
was held in place by lilies OF tho
valley arranged about e. Juliet cap
She carried a shower Of hides roses
and lilies % the valley.
The maid Of honor wore n French
creation ~ blue with details OF pink
Her bouquet was o. pink Killarney
roses. Following the wedding an
FNaAN'NN NNf AIINfI was served To- tho
immediate families and the members
~ the Eldlewelss Club. az which tho
bride a. "a member Later In the eve.
ming Mr. and Mrs Crosse were driven
in an auto 20 Wheeling where they
left over the Pennsylvania line for
eastern points. They will visit points
on the Hudson river and 20 into
Canada. Upon their return SIR and
Mrs. Grose viii reside On Cambridge.
Mass
The bride is a popular Young lady
with n large circle 90 friends Tho
groom is tho son ~ Mr. and Mrs y
J Grose 81 Findiey. o.. and lnsfruc-
for in chemistry in Harvard Tniyer.
city whore he {. popularity known
Tho out-of-toRn guests included
the following.
Mr and Mrs p. Grose of Finley
q. Prof and Mrs Foss J. FelIore III
Chicago, Misses Ida SIckorueU %
Philadelphia. Grace L0urks 90 Pits.
burg. MeEsrH - 81 McNechen of
Cleveland Clyde T.. Groso 81 cam.
bridge. Mass. Rev. = p. Crosa of
CovlnEton. o.. r r. burst of Wheel
ing
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KING-MAGER
QUIET WEDDING
WAS SOLEMNiZaD AT MORGAN.
TOWN WHEN MISS CORA MA
GERS WE'D HARRY KING.
Society Is Resting From a Long and
Active Round OF Pleasure IN
Guiding Many Dance Parties

Special Dispatch 60 the InteiiEeucsr.
MORGANTOWN W. Va. Aug r.
Attorney Harry King. Jr and Miss
Cora Mayer. both Of Wfecling. were
married here this afternoon al the
residence OF Rev. ". n Berry. pastor
OF St Pauls Lutheran church The
wedding took place az 1870 O'Clock
and the only attendant was Miss
Jessie Ross. 81 Wheeling. a close
friend OF the bride The couple are
members OF a party which are stay
Ing az Mont Chateau Hotel. on Cheat
river. and they slipped away from
their friends this afternoon. came
here and we're married They will be
al home on South Huron street after
September /.
Mrs. King Is the daughter OF Mrs
Amelia Mayer. OF 5i3 South Huron
street Wheeling She D. d graduate
OF Wheeling High school being a
member OF the class Of 1909 and is
well known among a wide circle Of
friends Mr.. King is a law graduate
Of West Virginia University. and was
a member Of the varsity football team
for four years lie is al present en-
gagged IN law practice with the Arm OF
Watkins and King In Wheeling.
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viii spend Few weeks Ia Atlantic
City and New York
Miss Martha Graham has returned
from attending sunday school con-
Nention In the southern part % the
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Ia Srhsnk VIII Schenk.
a.. p. ne Inhart. o. r. p. Schubart
Columbus.
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A " Paul. left for Pittsburgn
Where be Joined party which lett
Tor Killarney. Ontario. Canada
Mrs. j. u. Jeryey r. the guest OF
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month, at the front or Main Street
door OF the Forrest County Court
House in the City of Hattiesburg. with.
in legal hours. expose for sale at pub
lie cutlery to the highest bidder for
cash. all the right, title, interest and
claim the defendant, the Brown Furni-
ture Co. have in and to the following
described property, situated in Forrest
County, State of Mississippi, and de-
scribed as follows, towit:
Lot 3, block "P," John Hamper ex-
tension of John Hamper addition to
the City of Hattiesburg, and lot 8,
block 6, R. E. Rawls survey.
Levied on by me as the property of
the Brown Furniture Co., and will be
sold to satisfy judgment herein and
all cost.
Witness my signature, this the 10th
day of october, 1914.
A. e. HARRISON,
1O-17.24 Sheriff & Tax Col
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COMMITTEE Of VETERANS
THANK GOVERNOR
cONFEDERATEs WERE ELABOR.
ATELY ENTERTAINED IN
JACKSON.

Jackson. Miss, Oct. 10.-A commit
tee, composed Of Representative James
A. Lewis, of Chickasaw county, and H.
Clay Sharkey, Of jackson, two we'll
known Confederate veterans, called on
Gov. Brewer at the executive Offices
yesterday and warmly thanked him,
on behalf of the members of the Mis-
sissippi division, United Confederate
Veterans, who attended the big re-
union here this week, for his kindness
and courtesy to the old veterans dur.
ing their stay in the capital, and the
action Of the Governor and his wife
in throwing open the mansion for a
reception to the veterans on Wednes-
day evening.
The two old veterans we're cordial.
ly received by Gov. Brewer, and both
Of them spoke for their comrades, stat
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DEPRESSED SPIRITS
Everyone Has Il Within His Power To
Be Happy.

A celebrated French physician has
said that "a mans liver is the baron
eter Of his disposition"
Every man and every woman knows
that the cheerful smile il . big factor
In ones success. 4.
Everyone should know that the dis.
ordered liver is cause Of ninety per
cent Of human ills. Lazy overworked
livers are the prime causes of head.
aches, indigestion, constipation and
dozens Of other ills.
But the inactive liver always warns
by coated tongue, sour stomach, dun
eye and even laziness. Heed your
warning and you insure happiness to
yourself and reflect 1t upon your a.
sociates. Calomel used to do, Mod.
ern day science has found better
way in CARswELL's LIvER-AID
which is a pure vegetable remedy on
sale under guarantee or money refund
at so cents for large bottle. Ask Owl
Drug Store about 1t.
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THE DEMOCRATIC TEXT BOOK Fox 1914

issued National
following
East Peace in the Thank
challenge
repeal If
chapter which recites cisp
written, of the Wilson administration
possibility
Of George Washington eg
These
chapters oreword
in
dealing with individual achievements
Wachful Waiting" tells hand
order withdrawing the American
interesting showing that the
hered a policy
which
population round numbers billion
the gnatory which include three of the
old world until
until the
pares concerned hayeh think sfs
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2, range 4, townshi p13 west, lived ON
by me as the property Of Steve Pearce..
W. IL lot "a, block 6, Anderson LIST
survey, levied on by me as the proper.
ty Of Hamp Perry.
All Of which has been levied on by
me as the property of said defendants
and will be sold to satisfy judgment
herein and all cost.
Witness my signature, this the 10th
day of October, 1914.
A. E. HARRISON,
lo-lf24 Sheriff & Tax Col.
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THE DUTY or A GOOD NElCHBoR


for the
s-- -
Every family which
other contagious entitled
help Of the
thing conagon
Ordinary neehboness family
from others prevent outsiders
fection. Ht@ts
"On
typhoid
these diseases allowed
disease families
In the typhoid the
unboied
typhoid epidemic neighbog
a
to suffering
SICK should take special the
they should and which allowed
into house typhoid typhoid
family the milk should thoroughly
ny realize It, enemy
which public bottle
really
who
carefully sterized before
milk" ,--...s = ~ r.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-10
DON'T WAIT
Take Advantage Of q Hattiesburq citI.
xen's Experience. Z
When the back begins to ache,
Don't wait until backache becomes

When the back begins to ache,
Don't wait until backache becomes
chronic; III ~Ht
Till kidney troubles develop; d.
Till urinary troubles destroy night 8
rest.
Profit by Hattiesburg citizens ex-
perience.
w. F. Hatten, 143 w. Fifth st., Hat.
tiesburg, says: II had kidney trou-
ble.' the principal annoyance being an
inability to control the kidney secre-
tons. This made me feel nervous and
irritable. I heard of Doans Kidney
Pills and began taking them. Three
boxes removed the trouble and l
haven't been bothered since"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Hatten had. Foster-Milburn Co..
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.