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Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17
FOR STREET SUPERINTENDENT.

hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of Street Super intendent of the City Of Bisbee sub feet to the action of the Republican Primaries to be held in April
 (55) J.. T. QUICK.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17
NOTICE L. O. o. M.

Installation of officers tonight (Fri- day. April 17th..J at 1880 p. m. All members and visiting Brothers are requested to be present.
 GEO. LUDWIG, Sec'y. Adv. (6l5.)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17
Letter to Or kiimer & Co.,. 5lnghsmton. N. V.
Prove What swamp.Roo. wlll Do For

You
 sent ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,. ninahamton. N. r.. for sample size ro.'le. It will convince anyone. You nl also receive a booklet of valua hle information, telling about th' kidneys and bladder. When writing he sure and mention The Bisbee Dail, peview Regular fiftycent and one dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores. Adv. eo'
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17

The Anti-Saloon League of Penn sylvania has indorsed J. Benjamin Dimmick for United States senator.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17
Broken Finger.

Broken Finger.
 Ben Goble. a well known Czar man sustained a broken finger yesterday at i a motor chute on the 400 level The in 'ured memlar was caught Ey a falling rock.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17

"GETSlT." Corn freedom is yours at last, not next week or next month. but right now! "GETSlT" goes after corns as crow does corn. There are no more thick plasters and greasy salves that don't remove. no more files, razors and jabbers that make corns grow. Put few drops of "GETS.IT" on and see every corn and callus shriyel and vanish. That's the new way. the painless. sure, saf quick way. Only "GETS.IT" can d. it. Apply it in 3 seconds.
 Every druggist in the land sells "GFTS-IT." 25 cents bottle. or sent direct by F.. Lawrence & Co.,, Chicar 100
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17
French Visits elsbee.

s. W. French, general manager o' the Copper Queen Consolidated Min ing Company, with headquarters in Douglas, arrived in the district yes terday and spent the day here.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17
eriously III.

Fred Attaway, well known mino as reported last night to be scr usly III at his home in Jiggerville lis condition yesterday was such as to much alarm his friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17
olds Cause Headache and q.

AXATIvE PROMO QUrNINE tsbl- move the cause. There is Only O PROMO QUININE". Look for c.. .gnature of F. w. GROVE on each box Price 2S cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17
Swell Corns! Try
 Wonderful "CETS-lT"
Greatest Corn Cure World Has Ever Known. Gets" corns Sure as Fate.

Thousands say "GETS-IT" is simply magic. If you've tried nearly every. thing under the sun to get rid of those corns, so much the better for
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17
GOV. AND PARTY FIFE

(Continued from Page l)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17

J. A. Zander. tuner: phone PAS; Howe Jewelry Company. (6s9)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-17

Adv.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-27
STRAWBERRIES GROW ON ICE
Phenomenon to Dc Observed on the
Old sorsOon" Trail, Familiar
to the Pioneers.

On the old Oregon" trail. with it,.
historical associations, may be found
ono Of natures marvels, probably not
duplicated In this country. at least.
Near South Pass City. Wyo., 10 the
Pacific spring. beautiful spot, where
the old freighters and emigrants FIRE.
Quently stopped for a few days after
the long. arduous trip across the bar.
rem plains. Here they could rest and
enjoy some Of the almost forgotten
luxuries Of life.
Pacific spring IL 1000 feet above sea
level, and about. at the headwaters Of
the Sweetwater river. is series of
small valleys. or rather meadows,
sheltered by the southern extremity
Of the Wind River mountains. On the
north side Of the hills ID what Is local.
" called nat" where the grass grew
In green luxuriance. In this tall
prairie grass was found the tiny red
wild strawberry.
This does not seem marvellous In the
warm sunshine. But take 4 spade and
remove the turf, and solid cakes Of ice
are found at depth of often less than
q foot.
The reason for this il quite ,imple.
The warm spring sunshine melts the
snow which runs down the montain
side. This goes on until late summer
and fall, when the small streams ol
water freeze at night.
Al the warmth of the sun at this
season touches only the top Of the
mountain, the little stream soon be-
comes solid Ice. BY the action Of the
elements and washing Of earth down
the mountain, . deposit Of soil is made
on this ice, which, when the summer
rolls around once more, springs into
fresh. green life.
The few hours Of sunshine which
reaches this sheltered spot each day
sufice to ripen the Strawberries. but
cannot melt the ice beneath them OF
warm the soil below the roots Of these
brave volunteers.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-27

rssAy " ssy vAsa - Asessaiy shisks sAess
cay osesss q eshiis ioesrssass. - -.
sessals sseivsiy wAaa - bsaisvss ~ -
ssss6sisl. 70 fssrisssiy d;sssss III ssessss
s8sseia1 ths psoeis. 80 hssAia1 sAvsrss
criticism sxssps whsss il is jsse. Ths
eessssy editor hes every is1sesosse -
be hossst II he sstsessses. He 10 u 20
sitios to kssw mere sbest tie sGaiss q
state ss1 satios shss bic resAsss 90
shosid five thss she beaeks. Recorded
ehsseoloty 10 tks askia9 10 oae e6es q
the eesstsy paper. bss peesr orhss dsss
ssthisS slss 10 oi doSbtfsl vsiss. But
ieokiaG over thsss papsrs. il wili b ob.
served that oas kisd 10 % we'll patsosizsd
- the other, 20 whst's The vss Asstia
JoVgnal
The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-27
suicide Advised by Doctor.

OesSsoV UuWtoVo " SSSeSs.
A curious letter from physician
was read in the Paris courts at the
hearing of case in which Pierre Ju.
win and Jean Jullard. chemists. weSe
charged with the illegal sale Of GER
tain narcotics.
signed by Doctor Gaudin, stated that
the writer had treated Nine. Delvigne-
Dambricourt. in an effort to cure her
Of the drug habit After her use Of
morphine and cocaine had been COM
pletely stopped. Doctor Gauden made
out for her prescription into the
composition Of which black drops
Vinegar Of opium) entered. The
letter concluded with the following
curious sentence:
This prescription should be re.
newed according to the needs Of Nine.
Delvigne-Dambricourt and ! advise
her to continue with 1t. since she
finds It suits her, or II not, to have
recourse to absinthe or to suicide.
which 10. after all, the best way to
escape from all the manias and mis-.
cries Of existence"
It was this letter which Mr.. Juvin
advanced as his excuse for having sup.
piled Nine. Delvigne-Dambricourt with
black drops. The court, however. or
dered both Messrs. Juvin and Jullard
to pay = fine Of 500 francs each
Paris Herald.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-27
He put his arm srousd her waist,
The color left her cheek,
Il wss seen upon his ovsrcoat,
For just about q ssk.-Ex.


Lookint over country exchanges is an
iatsrsstin9 diversioa. Some ere virile,
wide swaks, up and cominl, somstims
vitrolie. Others are nsnby-pamby. stale
snd unproftabls,a q reason for whose exist
snes would be hard to find. The iorner
have editors, the latter have mere pub.
lishers and usually state they are strictly
isdspesdsni. The former say thiats,
not always thinls with which We slrss.
but We read them. The latter sever usdee
any eircunierencs express 90 opiaion On
any subject whatever. The former have
easmiss. The latter have lukewsrn
irisads. The former ere somstimss
warmly deaounesd. The latter rarely
elicit mention. Most daily papers are
owned by syndieatss. the editor being
hired man whose uttsrances must conform
to the businsss policy Of the owners. The
eountry papers 10 usuafly controlled
by its editor. II he is worth while he il
intsrsstsd in the prosperity Of his
sonmunity. lfhs is ct for his plsoe he 10
The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-27
ORDERED TO BE
in READINESS TO RETURN
TO STRIKE ZONE DEC. IST

Company F. National Guard Of Colorado. and one Of
the crack military organizations Of the State was notified
late Wednesday evening by telephone from Denver to be
in readiness to enter active service December 1st
The officers we're ordered to telegraph the list Of
supplies needed to Denver the same evening" and the in
dications are that the may move at any moment
For some time there has been rumors that the u. S
troops were to be removed from the state and the state
troops have been quietly recruited full strength and are
now in readiness to handle the situation.
Capt. Roy Thornborough later teephoned Sergeant
Park Athey confirming the order that the requstions
tor ammunition ETC.. must be wired in at once
The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-27
HELP THE EDITOR OUT

A friend Of ours told Ss last week u
oss Of our subseribsrs who ssid be jUst
took the psper TO help the editor out.
We esstsisly appreciate his philanthropy.
We suppose this sass bsneiactor buys
meat st the aeas market TO help the
butcher out, postage staops st the pest
olies to help the postnsster out; buys .
bottle Of pals killer at the drug store to
help the druggist ost; pair Of socks Of
the eiothisr to hslp him out and We expect
that fellow will die soas day, just TO
help the sadsrtskss out sad Incidentally
the estiee commuaity. .-Ex.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-27

We have special brand of India.
Ceylon tea packed for the use of
our costumers who know and ap.
preciate good tea. This tea sells
for Coo per pound, and we wish
you to try same % We cheerfully
guarantee same to be exactly what
you like. The Cash Grocery.
"Welcome to Cow. slip farm .says
Hiram Boggs lotto McMurtry) in
the Fruit OF His Folly" Holly
Opera house, December 4th.
The Lamar police court got $40
out of Deacon Jones for his speed.
ing escapade. II us fellows here
had only known that the Deacon
carried that amount in his clothes
We would have beat the Lamar
bunch to it.
Tomatoes 1Oc for large size can
at Pratt's.
Money TO loan on city property.
Easy payments. j. P. Linville.
For good groceries try the But
Ter & Harlan store.
Cash for Hides ana chickens.
Will buy green horse and COW
hides, paying highest cash price.
Also want your chickens. Up.to.
date Meat Market.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-27

Dsrial Billy Susdsy's revival assiisGs
is Dssves plssards Sivisg setiess Of the
various nestiass. subjscts. etc.. we're
posted in eonspieioss places. Oas day
the followiss wss displayed.
Subjset-"Heil: Its Loestioa sad Its
Absolute Csrtsinty.'
Thomas Jones, baritone, will siaS Tell
Mother I'll Be There"
The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-27
yusr CLIPPINGS

WAss . sswsesesr mckee . mistake shs
public 10 isdilsaas. There 10 . rsss 70
boycott. Advsstissss ere thrsaesssd.
ssbsssibsss ere ssksd to stop. Whss .
citisss .skss . mistake his 6rse sosesrs
10 % sss fhst The sswspsess does cot say
ssythial shout il. Ths sswspaesss have
lot oi fss wstehisl The fool asetics Of
hvoas nature.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-27

A county superintendent 10 Southeast
Kaasas eouaty asked every teacher st the
institute who took their local or county
paper to hold up thsir hasds and only six
respesded. The superintendent expressed
great surprise and ssid: "You doa't spend
two dollars . year with pspe,s, yet you
expsot them to print fres Of charge aoticss
Of al institutes, insert long proSrams. ex.
psct them to advertise ysu to climb the
ladder to better positions and better sai.
ssiss without cent in return.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-27

''I'vs had an icea in my head for food
many years that think 10 . good one"
We betsn astutsly.
ut ought to BE- food" rsspoadsd the
Missus, "for it has bsen ssiae in wood.
Now whore does one supposs she ever
tot that idsa7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
WELLSBURG

WELI-sBURG. ". Va. Aux. IL
An agtomooils accident that uisht
have enc.c fatally occurred on the
county road a short distance beloS
Foliansbee. on sunday morning about
4 - O'Clock. Uhen the Ford touring
car driven 81 OXFORD Wells turned
turtle. solllinE the occupants on the
road. Frank Vest. one % thu Occu-
pants. -s@ severely injured. havinz
several deep cuts on one leg. and a.
connned 20 MS home. The other mem
bers % the party. Shields Clayton
Paul Elcesser and Harry Hoover. with
the driver we're more or less bruised
up By thu falls they received. but are
able 70 be about
The accident occurred when 1fr
Wells Attempted 10 pass a car IN front
az him. Speeding uD hls own car. IN a
cloud % dust raised b. the car in the
van. the nEht Fore car skidded along
the road. one % the rear wheels
striking the rail- % the street car line.
the the coming OF. which made the
car hard 10 control. II running Up the
hillside, turning over. throwing the oc-
cupants out on the road. The car vas
making Eood speed a. the time % the
accident. and IA turning over II Was
badly damaged. but can b. repaired
II vas brought 10 town b. another
auto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
Blood Risings Not
Sign of Health
Roiis are Caused b. slusgish
and Impure Blood

Wien thr-s are rvsufrrs. ratr--.--r
q rHInr7 70 trs tk'1 &C. sa rrra a.--
tnat TIE blood needs help DO -raf- ~
cleansing traf can hr FHf r-.e b. fr-
famoua blood purifier SIS A.. -r-.-.
Won n tra rE.r shows frr HH#. III -a.
t.n.rE i-rl-Itiee ard either ar.f.-..-
a. circulate ard frrrrr-r-h frr r.4.r 81
ere frr0F.frf hero ard there .H t..
form ~ ahgresses or surface rirfnFr a-F
crurf.1rr
A host 70 reorrs use e. s-s-v
srr.nE ard SUMNER fn wHHefrrH fnar.
habits that leave fha system rraf -rf
Get bottle % q r. today % a--
fruErisf Give your tfrrd q ro-f N.fr
10 I'll cause vc.r liver 90 convert f--
rl-tlrs. v1lr lungs fr Burr then v---
kinrF7 to rrr-ets them ara vr.- rff-
o. n1-rr frem ~ trrr leaving vrf- one
Ere system frran r-f clean o. revive
frd nEr.r 81 rrrrrH-ra % -r-.u-.f
re..fh Write fo IRE Swift e-r-ff- 60
jos rWf Hfr Afnrfa o. fr~ fr.r-
rrraf fr-f on rk.l an .-ti1rr wat frs
NJ .-~cr rfTr.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

An arrangement was made for divid-
ing the cost ~ the construction OF the
bridge between the county and the
car company. the company 10 pay from
the east side OF the track TO the west
side Of the bridge. including the ra'l-
Ing on the vest side. The county g. 20
pay from the east side OF the car
track 90 the east side OF the bridge.
including the railing
The superstructurc OF the bridge. Of
stool construction. Is IN fine condition.
and 10 was decided 90 have wood
block floor. with strong ratings.
erected. The engineers OF the traction
company are 20 draw the plans md
-utcihcatious. which viii be submitted
Co contractors for bids The work of
drawing the plans was started immcdi-
afcly and viii be ready for inspection
by the middle Of the week. The bridge
bridge win be repaired. b. o. expected.
within the next few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
CLAYTON BILL
cs.sss riit In ssrsss ossr ce-ai.
prosisisos Affecting Private Parties


WAsHfSCToS. Anx. In. ar,
n<nf IN the senate on the C1Ayf0n
sncitrust oni besnn In earnest today.
over TIE question 81 E1vinK private
perues bringing damage suita AGAINST
= trost ne b~nsnt q cecreas Son %
~ xovernrnen, N a suecessful disso-
consic~rstfon % the biii LAD been
slnpiinsd ~ strikinx out the sections
forbiddinx price discrirninAtiOn and
exclusive Contracts This vac done
" senaior Culberson a. the direction
% the judiciary committee. 60 thar
tnese subjects might b dealt with er-
ciusiyeiy In the trade coTnnission DiIl
nor In conference.
walsh leads DEBATE
senator Walsh. Of Montana. led the
DEBATE In favor Of making the decree
won by the government In = dissolu-
ZION suit conclusive a. 10 all facts and
lsv In issue In private suits for dam
ares Tho house bili contained such
q provision. but the senate judiciary
committee. dsgbting its constitution
Atty. changed IL 30 A. 20 allow the
trust 10 introduce additional evidence
and have the points Of Law reconsider
Senator Chiffon argued that in the
endeavor ito put teeth into the isFis-
lation there was danger OF deprivins
persons Of their right 10 Dc heard, and
Senator Borah suggested that the
principle Of equal protection OF the
Law 90 all WAa violafed
The bill was laid aside before a fnal
vote Was taken. but IA perfecung the
committee amendment the senate vot-
ed N make the "prima facis' value 20
be Kiven dissolution DEGREES apply 10
dserees hitherto entered. This was
done BY \ vote % "a 20 %. Vice Presi-
dent Marshall breaking the tie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
House Robbed

For the second time within a week
the residence OF John Scott. on the
corner Of Commerce and Eighth
streets. was entered Sunday night
This time the robbers were not re-
Narded much for their trouble. having
been unable TO get further than into
the basement. which contained nothing
% value. Entrance was gained By the
parties breaking through the outside
cellar door. which was broken In sew
era places when found this morning
No one In the house heard any noise
during the night. but a woman who
lives nearby claimed she heard a rack
Il The only thing In the basement az
the time was some canned fruit but
this was not touched
Leading from the basement 20 the
hrst noOr ia a frame door. but this
was locked and the key left Ia H. and
although marks we're discovered this
morning where the lock had been tam
pered with. ~ held arm aud the rob
bers must have then left when they
saw they could not get any further
than the basement The basement
door "a on the dark side OF the house.
on the lower side where there T. no
light OF any Kind. and lumber a. piled
around T. Last Sunday night the
same house WAS entered and robbed
OF number % valuables while the
Scott family was away. and the last
attempt d. thought 10 have been made
BY the same parties But little trace
~ them has been found although the
authorities are working on the case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Rev John r. Matthews OF this
place. who has been conducting ser.
vices a. 81 Matthew church. Wheel
ing viii leave next Monday for Green
vile North Carolina. 20 take charge
OF So Paurs church in that CITY.
Mrs Russell Simmons of Cam
bridge De- visiting her grandfather
Mr. r q Porter. OF Warren avenue
william Hayes. former manager OF
the Eastern Ohio Glass Co. here. and
vile OF Hartford City. Ind. are here
Tor % visit with friends
samue. "a Creighton. representing
The -picdcl Grocery Co. ~ Wheeling.
called on his trade here today.
Mr. and Mrs Lester clark N Mount
Vernon. are here for a visit with their
parents. Str and Mrs Asa CLARK Of
Hunts avenue They will be accom-.
panied home By their three children
who have been here for a visit
Mrs. simmons and daughter.
Eva. ~ Warren avenue. have been
visiting relatives near Somprfon FOR
he past two weeks
Nr and Mrs Emery stewart and
'uu little GauEhfarH Isabel and EafH.
crime have been spending the past
week Ir Z1rrevnIn and Narfn0-f
Nr- Katherine Harr'Eau and faueh.
..r. SIR. stella Miller of Vine street
Harr.Elr4 sisters tho W'aees E|Fa.
lefh and Mary Nflharf OF LeuI4fIIe
Monroe county
Fred AIfHruea 20 ZaraevUIs |a
errrf.rE few DAYS with BITE Grand.
father. n. W CIouse of Garrison ave.
run
Sir and Sire WIN srra's- and two
.au-h.rra Marie end Helen accom-.
panied hv Herman CIrls. spent Sun.
lHr .r Wheeling
N-s Albert Bowen. who vac ore.
nfrf upon RI Stephens private f1u.
r.ta' hero. is getting along rIrnIr
M- ana Mr7 David Hines have re.
turned '1 their home lr canton. hav.
rE been called here hF Tho death al
their mother. Mira Caroline HIrar
which occurred recently
SIR and Mr p NJ wilkes NJ Bond
avenue are ependIne a few DAYS .r
Cincinnati
SIZES Mary Karen ~ Newark who
r11 been visiting rri1f.ras here Taff
sunday for q visit uIfh Hrr rHefer rf
NrNerher W Va
WILDER Tioyd % W0urfrvIUa rre-t
sunday Az me home % hie father 2
t. B.oyd. n West Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
GET AL CONSIDERATION.

LONDON. Aus l7-s:O7 p. m. -
Professor jeremiah jerks. Of Cornell
university. reached London today from
Berlin He says Americans In Ger
many are suffering no indignities and
that they are being treated with con-
alteration Many Of them. however.
are penniless Ambassador Gerard h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Chip Hiudman. OF Bunaio district.
was given a minimum fne before Jus.
tice OF the Peace vs.. X Glass on sat.
urday afternoon for swearing on the
street Hindman had been having do.
nestle trouble and Was under the i'm
preston that the Brooke county OF.
Gals could aid him. and when informed
otherwise. showed his anger By VIC.
lent oaths. tie pleaded guilty 10 the
charge and swore Fome when he did
so. and paid his fine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
FOOLISH PROFANITY.

Squire A. J. Schultze heard a double
"cussing' case Saturday night when
one Polander swore out a warrant for
one OF his countrymen on the charge
% using profane language He was
hned 81 and costs A short time later
the gentleman who was fined rot A
similar warrant for the other Pole. he
was given the same dose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
PYTHIAN PICNIC
Mystic Lodge No. %. K Of p. Of Elm
Grove VIII Have Annual
Reunion Thursday.

Members and friends 81 Mystic
lodge 40 -. Knights OF Pythias Of
Elm Grove are looking forward with
much interest % the annual picnic
and reunion 20 be held Thursday The
anaIr viii be held a. Blay ney's Grove
and doubtless a large crowd win be
present throughout the DAY An in
teresting amusement and athletic pro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

supplying The actual needs of Ameri-
cans In Berlin
The train service between points IN
Germany 20 Rotterdam h being re
sumed, Tourists travel on these
trains without molestation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

John Hunt and Mary Emily MN.
9th ~ Duquesne. Pa.
bradley Hall and Myrtle Shafer.
both OF WellsburR
Thomas RiEby Jones and Bella
ONiel both % Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
SMITHFIELD, OHIO

aNITHFfEtD. O. August i7.-The
Union Christian Enceavor societies held
their picnic IN the beautiful grove Al
tacent 20 No > school house. The after
noon vas spent In baseball high jump
Ing quoits and a very unique social
stunt represented ~ rtH colleges or
the $50 present each Thoroughly enjoyed
thmesslves. especially with The excel
lent lap supper under the beauut 100
oaks found In this Erove ConEratula-
lions 20 the social committees Tor ith
excellent services thus rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Mrs. Agnes Hartley and daughters.
Edna and Elizabeth. are visitors at the
nome OF Mrs William Emsley OF War
wool
County superintendent OF Schools G.
=. Potter has returned from a two
weeks vacation spent in Washinton
county. Pa, with relatives and friends
some new counters have been put
In the Fcderaman department store.
20 take the place Of the tables former
ly used, giving more room in the store
and making a fine appearance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

W r. W. Grimm. OF the Steubenville.
Wellsburg A Weirton Railway Com.
pany, held conference with the
brooke county court this morning az
the court house. relative 20 building a
new bridge over the ravire between
follanshee and the Stcubonville
bridge. known as the Bates bridge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

An exceedingly large number ~
HranEers and many others attended the
sranre picnic 90 the beautiful PARK =
srovs near Hioomnsld The Jewrtt
1untor hand gave good music. state
and local speakers from the grange and
vicinity crossed bats with the Rich
tnond team a. shadlyside park. Bloom
reid won the one-sided event BY score
81 10 TO 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

gram has been arranged for the day.
and the committee in charge promises
great time for all Handsome
pr.zes will be awarded 10 winners OF
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