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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Work Be- progressing rapidly on tho
buiidinE of "a large house next 10 "a
ward Rice Of Richland avenue. south
NarWood.
Many local people got their overcoat.
hrst time.
". p. Mineer Of south Warwood ave
nue. has purchased the runabout auto
belonging 10 Contractor Rolly Robinson
OF Ninth street.
Charles Peterson 81 Eighth street ,,,o
MarWood avenue b. expected home tos.nV
trip.
Mrs. Herman Hell 81 Heliaire was the
guest 20 the home Of Mrs. John CHAM
bcrs OF North Marwood SUNDAY.
Bernie Weiss has returned TO pits
day
ur and Mrs W $ webb and daueb-
ter returned home yesterday u0rnlne
after an auto triT 90 Cadiz. o. on sum
DAY where they visited friends
Bovelaud Volunteer Fire and Protec-
tive association u Sonuth Warwood held
well attended meeting az the nos.
house. corner Firm street and Warwood
avenue. last evening
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FINANCE
Federal Reserve Bank Opening and
Improvement In Cotton Situation
Stimulated Confidence.
BRINGING UP FATHER

NEW YORK. Oct. 2G.-Another SEN
sstional decline in foreign exchange
was the most important financial de-
Nelopment today. but announcement
that the new Federal reserve system
- TO become operative the middle OF
November and indications that the
cotton problem Is in process of salts
factory solution also served TO stimu-
late confidence. The further break in
exchange was accepted as n logical
result OF the recent cotton conferences
at Washington. and a contributing fac
tor was the assurances received from
The British government that there
would be no more interference with
our exports OF cotton TO Germany and
Austria.
Cables on London sold on TO 4s0,
with sight drafts at ASH. these con-
shutting the lowest quotations since
a week before the outbreak of the war.
Improvement Noted.
Some improvement was noted in the
investment situation. with a moderate
demand for short-term notes and the
better class of bonds. but offerings
continue in excess of purchases. Fur
Their price concessions in unlisted
stocks of the class that seldom form
any considerable part of bank loans
were granted by the Official commit
tee, but dealings in the uno1 fficial
market were at low ebb.
Little change is seen in the steel
trade, and interest in tomorrow n
meeting OF the United States Steel di-
rectors. when action is to be taken on
the dividends. is unusually keen. Ac-
cording TO rumOr. there exists among
members OF the board a difference OF
opinion respecting the advisability OF
maintaining the present five per cent.
disbursement on the common shares.
In other lines of manufacture, reports
deal mainly with more curtailment or
operations. this movement now eN-
tending TO the textile industry in New
England.
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HAMMOCK, OHIO

hANNoCN. o.. oct z6-The deIerat-
- from the Ladies' missionary society
~ ne Presbyterian church. who attend
% the County Missionary Couvenfion a.
81 'lhir sNillc. IN Tuesday and Wedncs-
1.h were Mesdnmce HAYES Lodge.
Taylor and Misses. Eila Matthew and
Anna Merritt
Eiiz.ab.ih AID Lulu Caiiwcn enter
iflncI w "Wednesday afternoon cuupIi-
meutarY Co. tneIr rriend. Mis- Onion
who viii he hriae o. the fsu The
fnfHiF presented he BRIDE elect win "a
-.oWef % linen a luncheon was served
where covers were laid Tor .iahfeen
The open uir temperance meeting
which vac held ON Thursday wa we'll
attended The fpeaking and sinGfnr
Waf good. The children deserve some
.,sntion ~ they marched through the
toWn wearing their Young Campaigncra
f"r Prohibition" cana and the dinerent
AindH ~ pcnnants as breast shields
Mrs Mcfarland. who has been win
her daughter, Mrs. Ooasoft has returned
20 her home in Loydsvillc
NJ and Mrs y. a. WIMinaor. OF rar.
wood. W Va. we're over sabbath VISIT
ors with friends here
some from here attended the temper
auce lecture given ln the M b. rHurr La
80 Loydsvilie on Sabbath afternoon.
Mrs. g. p. Lee was a visitor in Union
town or SATURDAY
Misa Martha Lyle. who has been
tiHiung with her aunt Mrs u TAYLOR
has returned 90 her home in tniontown
Mrs. Edith Lodge entertained the
uemhera ~ the g.. o. g. on saturday.
an elegant dinner was served consist.
iuE ~ all the delnricH 81 the season In
the Afternoon n me program wa car-
fied out, followed ~ ire hostess rr.
questina all 10 - o. the dining ROOM
where shuwer - aluminium ware VS.
displayed for Mites Orriaon nurrbr-
of guests we're also present
W. and Mrs. u. caldwell took dinner
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gomery on Sunday.
The revival meetings at the Mt. OIL
Vet church will commence ON sunday.
November 8.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Behrens spent
sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Nharles BehrenS OF Triadelphia-
Miss Ida Williams. teacher in the
Sherrard high school. spent Saturday
and sunday at her home in Freepoirt q.
The following were guests at the j. r.
higer home over the week end: Mr.
and Mrs w. w. Brunette OF Wheeline
Mres. Pauline Andreas. of Mozart Miss
Mice Irwin OF Benwood and Miss Edna
Real OF Shadyside
Paul Rife il IN
Eugene Wayman of Bethlehem spent
sunday with Emmett Rogerson.
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SHERRARD
Contest Cloced.

a sunday school attendance contest
MhiGh Tour classes in the Mt. Oiivet
~. r. sunday school were engeged in
ciosed ast sunday. October IS. on one
side OF the contest was Mr. A. NJ. Sned-
exc, blble class OF men and Mrs n
~, Marples class OF girls against MIR
ana Mrs. Oma Bonar's class OF girls.
me contest had been very close aud
the latter named classes had been Keen
ing IN the lead bby a few points until
LAST sunday when the Mems Bible class
ana the Girls class won by n majority
OF y points. The losing classes viii
entertain the winners at the Ladies. Aid
hail AZ AT Olivet on Thursday evening,
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Inc low temperature unsettled
neather area Is passing eastward over
the Iower Lake region and north Allan
NC states this morning. Low pressures
ana showery weather also prevail over
the south Atlantic secuons.
- mgh pressure. cool and fair weather
srea; win center over the upper Mis-
souri, valley region. covers the country
tures are below freezing over the north
west and the upper portions OF the Mis-
sour valley At Williston. North Da-
kota. the morning reading was ~ de
grees.
Partly cloudy and cooler weather viii
Lrcsail an this section tonight aud
Tuesday. with frost tonight. The tenn
perature Tuesday morning will probs-
bly, be about 40 degrees
Local data: Highest temperature YES
terday. so degrees: lowest last nigh 40
degrees. no rainfall
The Ohio viii probably continue to
fall slowly in the district
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FINANCIAL

fllled yesterday by Rev VIM u Nc
trackcn. Of Pittsburgh
Mrs. Iana Hlackshcre tg ire guest Of
hcr daughter in Clarks burg
heN. -. ID. ktng. Of MorEantown. was
a business visitor here yesterday
T.. W. Holfast and &. w Prichard at
tented the Masonic conclave In Wheel
ing Friday night
Mrs. X. l.. Clinton and daughter have
returned Co ClarksburE after u pleasant
visit here with relatives
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WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. w Va. oct. &c
Mt LarhurL attorney FOR the Anti
saloon League gave tao fine talks az
West Liberty on sunday az the Christ
ian church in the morning and az the
NJ. r church in the evening.
Rev. Philips. the newly appointed
pastor FOR the West Liberty and short
creek churches. preached "a short Creek
on sunday morning
Amonc the visitors To- town sunday
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Trimbic ~
short Creek Mr and Mrs. savers. AR
and Mrs. Harry iiifs. OF Wheeling
Mr and Mrs Charlie Nichols. 81 Wood
lawn Mr. and Mrs Bert Montgomery.
Of West Alexander Mrs Emma HiIg-
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AH""iaS fruit stand. at depot.
NEW .MARTINsvILLE W. Va. oct.
z6.--While out hunting saturday MIL
lam Foulk. of Hastings. was accidental
" shot By one of his companions. His
companion was walking in front OF him
when he slipped and fell striking the
charge. The shot took effect In Fouik =
leg and inflicted. "A painful wound lie
Ms taken by 10 =, +. Fankhauser 20 a
wheeling hospital. Sunday.
The many friends OF Mr.. Dallas Gil
peri and Miss Pearl Edmonds Mere sur
puriscd TO learn Of their marriage which
LOOK place at Wheeling saturday. They
are wei known and popular young peo-
pie OF the town and n host Of friends
wish them happy future.
Supt. j. II. Gorby and his corps OF
tssachers returned Saturday from a meet
ING ING ~ the Ohio Valley Round Table at
beilaire They report a very interesting
session which was we'll attended
the scarlet fever situation In this
the health authorities regard N safe 10
allow the High school and upper grades
10 open Monday.
The foot ball game between Magnolia
IN score OF 10 TO o in favor OF Mag
mona The game was interesting
throughout and the Linsly boys were by
local grounds this season.
n. Lentz. Glenn and Quinn. did sensa-
uonai playing for the locals.
The game 10 be played on the local
grounds next Saturday between sisters
Nllle and Magnolia will probably bring
out The largest crowd OF the season. In
me last two years SistcrEViile has won
put the local boys think now - the time
20 stop their winning streak and conf
gently expect TO come out victorious
The New MartinsvilIe OH co. expect
TO reach the sand at their Morgan well
near forter's Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. J. C. Guthrie and daughter
Edith. are visiting friends at Green HIN
Mrs. McGlothlin. Of Pittsburgh. h. Wis
Jung her brother, +. c. BOstaph, OF Ma
pie avenue.
Leo Van Camp came In from Jackson
burg saturday. To see the foot ball game
u. r. Mclntire. principal Of the
schools at Zane. spent sunday az home
g. u. Highland came In from Clarks-
burg saturday. to spend sunday with
u. y. McIntire. OF Halls Mills. RepuS-
hcan candidate Tor clerk of the county
court. was in town Saturday.
Hon. ". ". Carter. Republican candi-
date Tor state senator. was interviewing
the voters here Friday.
T.. J. Henui-scy left sunday for salem
20 resume his position in the window
glass factory Of that place.
4. ". and r.. - buerr. Of Maple ave-
nue.. spent sunday with friends in Par
kersburg. where their families have been
visiting the past week.
burrows Snodrrass. who is attending
the Wesleyan University. spent sunday
with his mother. on clark street
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Mr. and Mrs John Johnson OF Ronev--
Ioint, and MrF. Harry Timmons OF Wesr
Alexander were visiting Mr. and Mrr-
}. ~ Roth Saturday and sunday
william Snedcker and George No
combs were tho guests Of MADDEN Oar
win on Sunday
Sterling Rimc.who hasbeen III. r.
somewhat improved.
Mrs Mollie Bowier OF Glendale and
Mra James McCancry u washington.
Pa. are the guests Of Mrs. J.W. EaIlev
Mrs. william Cooke - West Aier-
ander is visiting az the r. Rorerr0n
home.
Master Edmund Joyce Cooke f. on the
SIR and Mrs. l. ~ Schubert ana fam
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T. %. Caldwell
Misc Elizabeth Thompson. o. River.
Nl"w was Q visitor here the latter uaft
LouEea on Saturday.
a number Of our teachers from Vgheef-
inE and Hichlnnd townahIna affer.f...f
the adjourned session 81 the Teaehsr.'
insutute 90 Nellalre Friday and safur-
NJ and Mrs r. Armatronr ert.--
tanned on last Thursday f1r M rrarf.
mother Mra. TruHeell and aunt Nrr D.
tfairdard. n I.iW grove. who D. VIaif-
~ Armstrong in tfninutnun
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. oct 2s.-Rutter-
creamery extras 32isc: creamery 3gc:
creamery firsts 2SM3issc; seconds 2sh
current make. nrsts 2O4gaibc. seconds
&c, packing stock. current make No.
a. Nneese-Steady; state whole milk.
fresh white and colored specials lie. 40
average fancy i4Ac. skins 4H1sc.
EgEs-Steady. fresh gathered extra
p n 2sc: seconds 246f 26c state Penn
sylvanta and nearby hennery whites.
- ~ bac. do. gathered whites 80 n zoe. 40
hennery browns IS "a 2sc: do gathered
browns and mixed coiors 2Sa 25c.
FlOur-Ouiet.
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Ladier A.d Societies.

The Pleasant Hin Ladies Aid society
viii meet on Thursday afternoon OF THIS
week at the home Of Mrs Joseph Archev
officers will be elected for the comfns-
year and all members are requested 70
be present
The ladies' Aid society Of the Nj
ohvet VI. p church will hold an aIi-day
meetingt at their hall on Thursday. Mrs
Emma White will entertain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

regular meeting OF shield OF Honor
lodge No. .. OF Waryvood viii he bsId
shls evening at 1880 o'clock at the War
WOOD amusement building. corner Third
1900 ana hichland avenue. All mem
shlhk VIII De spent IN discussing plans
Tor the dance and euchre party Wedncs-
day evening
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MANNINGTON

MANNGNGTON. W. Va. Oct %
hltnche Adsmsun. who has been WAITING
her Esther here. from Marion. Ind Wna
lsln, ~ dinner EiNcn last Thurs
va ioil"Mgd hy "a surprise given I'd tn
nome 81 Charles Drake. by Miss Clara
prior Co Mis- Adamnon fcavinr ~ T n
home
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Members Of the Ladies Aid society Of
We Methodist church have completed
plans for the giving OF A HaIioWe's,, 80
clal and entertainment at the church.
corner Fourteenth street and Orchard
aft.ue. Wednesday evening OF this
Yer Whlch reireshments viii heserNed
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MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE.

a special mcetinE Of the member
ship committee OF the Board Of Trade
VII be held this afternoon IN the a.
sembly room In the Market Auditor
ium The meeting IL called for 2 ~
o'clock Several important matters
win be- taken up.
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Council Meeting

Semi-monthly meeting of the Vvar-
wood council Will be held this evening AZ
clock ~ the Center Marwood hose
ACuse on Nineteenth street. Matters
relating To the electric Hight contracts
MI De taken up. Street Commits siouer
I-dNard Brooks viii make a report OF
Mnat ne mas done since the last meet
lnE The health officer VIII also re-
port 49, 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-27

Ellis Pelkey and family moved yes-
terday from the Andreas FAR mon RoEgs
i.un, whero htey have been living Tor
about two years. to a house ia sherrar1
which Is owned by DIT. T. q. Cox The
Andreas farm has been bought by Au-
gust Andreas OF Near BenwoOd, who Will
take possessIOn mmedlateIy.
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WARW00D
Fingers Injured.

Mick Znockin OF South warwood.
had the fingers OF his right hand sell
ty cut yesterday morning while nj
Tt plh ~ the government dam No. Il
ne assident happended on the Ohio
Slue when Znockin's hand was hit by a
ARG stone which cut his fingers TO the
n"he- tie Al once was brought To this
slue OF the river where a local physician
dressed the injury
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n special train bearing frsaiHrn. WI
uafd ana party OF U r ID Dffirtsia
on their annual inspection tour made 4
Higu hero saturday. uu their way easr
MrH Howard Cruuahre auI SON Of
Nuffalake. Pa. and Mrs Geo. Crouebro
ei pittsburgh. left FRIDAY fur fhefr
homes. after RI visit with DO. forfmsrs
Eistori Mrs. a. =. Schwcuk
D. D phillips LEFT yesterday for New
MHr inatilie. aftrr o. visit with biz son
Mrs 81 " Chriaty and dauebtrr Mol
ie are visiting relatives in t1rveiand
Ted Jones ia 60 60 TO- Wurdrrd o.
manage new motion picture show FOR
81 81 SNbrrf
Dr ard Mrs Hau ~ FreHerict Ma
AZ nurchinai
Mrs. D. A. Hendricheon and daughter
Emma. arc enjoying on auto triu b. M
Morris and nlontowu. "a.
Mr. =. ~ Atkinson az Taua1frr
blanche. left yesterday Tor their nome
in Marion. Ind. after N ulrHennf vfaff
with Mr Adamaun here.
fiWrrnnllnr IinnIrN has rauHs...f
r. nnul af Che Normal school iu TaIrrr0uf
after a weeks visit in pItfaburrh
NJ rhiatlswait spent safurHav
With friends IN Fairmonf.
Jeanette crowley. ~ FufrrInuf Il tn
pleasant guest m EeneVfeVs Mrfter
Mrs Murphy 81 Termination VS. q
pleasant visitor in town Yesterday
The pulpit of the 4. y. church was
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. oct 2s.-AccomulatinE
supplies put the wheat market to-day
under good deal ~ selling pressure.
A. a result the close although stet-fy,
was az a decline Of sc 10 2, e net. Corn
OF &C 20 T. n SAC. aud proNistons vary-
ins from loss 81 soc 20 2Oc advancc.
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Tho Pleasant Hill NJ. L. congrevsttor
are planning TO give a reception for Tie
pastor, Rev. a &. Rlffe. on next Fri-
day evening, October 30. The reception
Al thefriends OF the church are ia
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa, Oct 2s.-Credit bal
S32. shipments 1888: average 7b.BTs
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members OF the Ladies' Aid society OF
thc lutheran church viii hold an All
9 ~ meeting az the home OF Mrs. George
~ uhh. corner Eighteenth street and
kichlaud avenue Thursday.
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CHICAGO. oco. 2s.-Hogs-R eceip..
800; weak Bulk $500 7.55; light
sI9eg 80: mixed s7.1OG7.7O. heavy
y 700. PISS ''--'
cattle-Receipts $4,000: higher. Beeves
Nol9W 1913; one fancy lot at 100:
ers t465 q $50; cows and heifers 81 %
"a A.75; calves s7.OOd1O-s5
Sheep-Receipts $4,000. lower sheen
S4.SON s.S5: yeorlings s5.6Oas.I5. iambs
s6.0Om7.SO.
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Timothy-S4OO $50.
Clover-S11.0On14.OO.
Pork-s16.70.
Lard-S1O.S2.
Ribs-SlO.25G l1.25.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. oct ss.-Cattle-
strong: supply 100 cars. Choice 5000
s.25: prime sS.5O9s90
Sheer-Slow; supply 30 doubledecks.
Prime wethers @5.5Oq5.75: cuIIs and
commons $4,000 500; lambs $500 90.
Veal Calves-SlO.5Om1
Hogs-Slow. Receipts SO doubledecls
irlmS heavies and mediums S7.TOa775:
heavy porkers ST65d7.70: light porkers
s.-yV go pige ss.5096.75; roughs
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hulihIn street was Ncry much Zoo
l4frfW t1 huld Clarence f1uhartF lied
.ulallt night DIVING n FnrH nffrffo.
hiif When near Furbee'a mill the ma.
thln' jumped The track and landed In
''f1rn 'front.' ward Several persons
n"a .lN Nnu narrow rurafrra huf f.~fu-
nnfrIT uu one mHr Hurs
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NEW MARTINSVILLB

The Daily Intelligence will ee found
on sale at Agar's Cigar and Fruit stenc.
Maln street. lannon's Cigar and Fruit
stand. Moses Thomas Fruit stand John
thomas Fruit stand. at depot
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Cash quotations were.
Kve-No. g. qftE qgc
Ba1ey-5o 7sc.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-25

For rent-Nicely furnished front room. 215 Vine street. If.
 Drayage of ali kinds handled promptly. Phone No. 10. - Chester Robinson. 1sdtf
 H. l.. Lambert was here to- day to join the candidates in their tour of the county.
 Have oak and hickory wood for sale, any size load.-Jno E. I,oftin, Jr. Phone 125. 22dtf
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Adolph of Batesville were guests at the Hazel hotel last night.
 For Sale-25 head of horses and mules. Apply to H. c. San ders, Newport. Ark. 52btf
 Hon. Tom w. Campbell of Po- cahontas, candidate for Con- gress spent today in our city.
 Miss Louise Wallace has re- turned from pleasant weeks visit to Miss Addie Mcdonald at Little Rock.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-25
Complimentary To Mrs. Heaton'

Complimentary To Mrs. Heaton. Mrs. F. A. Jones and Mrs. R.
 c. Harder gave an informal re- ception Tuesday afternoon to the ladies of St. PauPs church, to meet Mrs. Heaton, wife ot the new Rector of St. Paups. 1t was a very delightful affair. The hostesses were assisted in re- ceiving by their sister, Miss Fannie Huddleston. Mrs. Il. o. Walker and Mrs. w. I. Par ish poured. The dining room table was prettily decorated with cut flowers and ferns. A
 delicious lunch was served by Mrs. J. B. Avera and Miss Kate Harder. About thirty-eight la- dies called during the afternoon.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-25

Don't fail to hear La Dell Concert Company at H1gh School Auditorium Thursday evening, Feb. 26th. 1odot
 Fresh fish, lettuce, celery, kale. green onions, radishes and fresh oysters Thursday and Fri day at Bowen's Cash Store. 7Sd5t.
 For Sale-4O milch cows, 10 with young calves.-John R. Loftin. |9oIl.
 Alfalfa and prairie hay, bran, corn chops, oats, corn and C. & o. chops at Bowen's Cash Store 79b14.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-25
Tn Entertain Press Association.

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, Feb. 25.-Forty of the leading business men of Little Rock were dined at the Hotel Marion Tuesday night by the Little Rock Press Club, and the matter of entertaining the Arkansas Press Association in May placed before the business men. The editors were promis- ed that Little Rock would make it possible to entertain the wis iting brothers in as good style as did Hope and Marianna.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-25
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

sy local applications as they cannot reaeb ,hA ,A eased portion of the There is only one wav fs cure deafnes and that is by constitutional remedies Deaihess IS caused by an mfsmed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustaehian Tube. When sthi. tnDe Is iniiamed you have a rumnne sound or in. perfect hesfng and when It IS entirely closed Deaf. akeT out and this tube restored it's normal copd Ion. hearing will be destroyed forever: nine ea sos out oi ten arc caused by Catarrh which is noibina pul an inhamed condition of the mucous s,iYfaces
 We Will give One Hundred Dollars for any ease n, DeaIness tcaused by catarD that cannot be cured py Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free
 F. J. CHENEY X CO, Toledo O Sold by Druggists 75s. Take Halls Family Plus for coust'natisp
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-25
 9nakee In eiaetee.

ln \ sruaIl part Of . South Cafolfn1 swamp represented on tho second aoor of the American Museum of Nat ural History ie included a snake group among the logs. vines and va ter hyacinths. The group shows side by side poisonous snakes, the water moccasin, and the non-poisonous, the brown water snake.
 An example of the dead, [ moccasin water snake of the south Is made from . wax cast by James c. Bell. with color work by Frederick H. Ston. 1t Is extremely llfelike and realistic, quite enough to give the visitor an acquaintance with the speciee-
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-25

Cruel. Cruel Answer.

"See. darling!" and Mrs. Justwed held up for her husbands gaze three mirrors arranged 80 as to give as many reflections ' can get a tnple view of myself" "Humph." gurgled her brute of man, struggling with his collar. You seem to oe quite popular witb yo:Uself' Judge.
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-25
Clash of Contrast.

What Is that territc noise?" ask cd ths pedestrian. "That." replied the policeman, "is caused by an ordinary one.cent safety pin sticking into . three million dollar baby"
Newport daily independent., 1914-02-25

Mrs. R. l.. Pennington is vis- iting friends at Little Rock.
 For Rent - Two furnished rooms.-218 Hazel St. 75d6t. s. R. Phillips made a business trip to Swifton this morning.
 Knox mends shoes cheap. III Walnut street. dtf.
 Try Virtues Little Liver Pills at the City Drug Store. 99btf ~J. Allison of Little Rock Ispent today in our city calling on trade.