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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
SONGS OF SUNSHINE
by the
BENTZTOWN BARD.
THE HIIL on LIEE

when one goes up the hill Of life one.
uAlf tNe time. 20 seems.
If spent in longing Tor no things w
lcft behind. the dreams
OF uldcu days ana pldrn ways and the
JOYS W. used 90 know
Whom we began tu climb the him Boz the
hcautiful long
When ono goes ur the hin of life ono
UnIf the time o. lost
Tn nrurlur what the other side will
count Tor BOIL ur cost.
Tn hoping. rearniur longing so to see
what we viii SOC
When down ths bon The little road leads
t1 eternity.
Whom ono eue. -u ihe bin Of life "a
sons SHOULD 700 one heart.
Ana tnsu we'd nurr uu time tu mourn
iN" THINGS from. which we part
a song off hope and sweet content. and
HI| nIuuE tIe wnN
Tho rnurHEe ~ n constant faith. The
comfort of % lay
Whom ono goes ur tfr hiI ~ Iife. what
unffarH be- Hf au
III ono cannot discern The fhin-r tha
nfHnr side may pail
Hr we hope ard Or We trust and In
love fruHf abide
II'I. VIII Ie roses for our feet uruu
tnr other si1e
There viii Do sanEa OF rhcsrIre-s ami
many pleasant dfeama
WIfI valleys where The summer sun
u endless hoHuft rlcumF.
IN N.N ono En.H uu fIr UNI ~ lie what
nHffnra shade OF fr1wu
I N'f" De- Iu fHH heart fnr rose viii
greet us coming down.
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place In the Blue Room OF the mite
Rouse at noon on Wednesday after the
note viii have been prepared was the
subject OF much comment tonight. The
ambassador himself would not say what
his purpose was, but from we'll informed
sources II was learned that he asked
Tor the interview Of his own initiative.
without Instructions from his govern
lncnt ana that he wishes TO impress the
thing possible 10 avoid a rupture Iva
friendly Violations between Germany and
the United states. The ambassador has
had much~ difficulty In communicating
with hts foreign office as the cables are
IN possession Of the allies and some OF
has friends state that his efforts TO in
duce tho German government 20 send "a
concillatury answer TO the American
note OF Ma - failed argely on that
account.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
District Rsnrosd soHSs 70 ne TSSsn %

81 a Regular Session OF the County
court held fur the County of Barbour.
state OF West Virginia. az Phuippi. III
ihc Court House ~ said County. on the
9th day OF Wuy. 1915.
Ihe following order was entered ~
"Gt d. ordered mat a notice OF the
INTENTION of The County OF barbour 90
nay OFT certain Uuf standing District
lttilrrud Bonds. b. published Tor 20 DAYS
DOB The Wheeling Intelligence. n daily
mcwFpaper published in the city "
Whe0iuE West Virginia and in said
notice % shall be- set forth that the num-
hor of Bonds desired 20 b. paid off and
taken ur under this ordor shall be-
.IFNen CID in number. which Include
-FOUR tI uf valley District Railroad
LuudF numbered Two g. Five iurfuaIt..
Tor Five Hundred Dollars each. and be-
.Ied hy tnr County Court 0f Barbour
county. aud date August q 1855. Nun
Der one ~ said bonds having herrf0f.re
been taken up and cancelled
InD remainder CO Ihn Eleven an
Ioude being seven 90 OF Barker ufr-
irirt Railroad Bonds. numbered one I'D
seven Inclusive Tor FIte Hundred uUT-
ere each. issued b. the County court Gf
August g. 1855
And o. ia ordered that the Sheriff 81
f1to county cease payment OF Infrrrsf
or SAD Bonds 81 ths expiration OF said
ninety days
A eopy from tho record.
Attest.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
IN THE BEST OF HuMoR.

I He-At a football dinner a man got
up and left the table. because sotne
one told a story he didn't approve OF
She-Oh. how noble OF him. What
was the story?-Hale Record.
Teaeher-Winie. what is your
greatest ambition?
Willie-To wash mothers ears
New York American.
husband and wife grow TO look like
each other.
She-Then consider my refusal n.
nal.-Nale Record.
TOurist-Your revolutions are very
numerous.
Mexican-Yes. almost as frequent
as your strikes: but they are not as
fatal--New York Tribune.
Church-rve just been telephon-
ing 10 San Francisco.
Gotham-What do YOU think Of it2
Don't tell me any more that talk
is cheap. -Yonkers Statesman.
Susan has to get up awful early
every morning
"How's that"
she's SO ugly she can't take her
beauty sleep.-Texas Coyote
"
Doctor-How much are you going
TO charge me for winning that law
suit?
Lawyer-How much are you going
TO charge me for removing my appen-
dix?-Life.
The Ghost could a tale unfold TO
YOU whose slightest word would make
each particular hair stand on end
Hamlct-Uselcss labor. old chan: my
phia Ledger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
STRUCK BY AUTO
Two Men Run Down Near Bsllaire Late
Last Might But Were Not Ser

Two Colored men. reported TO he
drunk. ran down two white men last
night about 1850. near stop No. NJ on
the Wheeling Traction line. Beilaire di-
Vision. The negroes we're driving a
touring car. while the other men were
walking along IN the grass near the
curb.
Police Of Bridgeport and BeIIairc
were notified Of the accident but could
neither find the names OF the persons tn
The car. or the men who were hit. Pas
on "a traction car saw the acci-
dent but were not able 90 say how badly
the men were hurt. ~ b. understood.
however, that they were only slightly
injured.
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TWO KILLED IN AUTO

sftlls "a. Nay .I-MrH O. 81 War.
rr ADJ con Wilbur off N1rth gI..rr
a. were killrd tonight He the o.sr'
nf fHnIr automobile Uu D HUI
rrar N0rfn gIrHrI Mrr U.vIf Vlr-
na VIE Jessie kuni were inIlred .r.
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roRPnponp ~ MrsrArr

~ i.'N. way Hl-AmhaaandO
BERLIN nHa been FORMALLY no..
fIflrI That tha American afeamar gufr.
NI was GUMS through r. mistake The
Hrfutu submarine commander rrunrfar
lhtf Do failed tu notice rufnIrhfa
Nmrrlr1u fiaE and took her Tor i Hrf-
rh Voaael
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

He-Are we supposed suu to b. On.
fared7
she-Oh. yes All cnEaromcnts
made In the summer are understood
10 continue In force until after Christ.
mas-Richmond Times Despatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

WIIiiNMrrDEI fa. Mar gi=rIa
'NIH opera nuuuf HnI ONCE build.
ne owned ht fhc BRED M Lrmsfr I
i. vas destroyed hr Ore ssrlp TODAY
DEL estimated at more thsr
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Fifteen hundred and Fifty Dollar WIN
Buy This MaW Homa

It has three nice rooms and fully
equipped bath. front and rear pOrches.
cement walks beautiful view and a
street cars and paved road. located be-
tween Fourth and Fifth on Highland
avenue. Terms. 500 down. balance on
good terms. can be readily rented for
$500 per month which makes II a good
Investment.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 90 -anufacturerr Jobber, r1.,
chanta and Otharn WhnInnnIn 49,.

Notice 90 Manufacturer, Jobbers. Mar
chants and Others wholesale Deaiers-
is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the State Board OF Control Of tbs SCI
OF west virginia Will receive bids daily
at its oftice at Charleston. West Virgfnfs
state institutions. the financial uarses-
mems OF which n vested IN said Road
toEtracts viii be awarded 10 the IOvyest
~bldders. quality considered. and othor
things being equal. West virginia deal.
ers viii be given preference.
Lists ~ uppltc needed Will be fur
nishcd bidders on receipt OF rouu..fs
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
Ja-l-tt Charleston. West Virginia
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N o

Persons who purchased stock OF
ne s. n. Bracey Company. promo
tiers OF the HOwfa gold mine, may
learn something 70 their ADVANTAGE
by addressing stock. care The Intel
ngencer, stating amount OF pur-
ShaSes they have piade
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtSChv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AKD
ARTEHiAL EMBALMER.
1t22 M 1924 Main Street.
-Cals Answered Day or Might
Store Phones eab
G J. Bgrtschv. Nat Phone ta,q.R
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Breummer & HHdebrsnd

Eunerel Directors and EmbaimsrA
Corner Market and Twenfv-rrrgnd afs
Aciephone 4oI. ODcn daV and night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
ron SALE
ron REur
ACRE FARM FOR SALE!

miles from Wheeling. LAYS we'll Threr
room mouse. stable and barn. large or.
ghafd a. "a bargain. $1,000. Write FOR
Bros. Elm Grove. W Va BotE phones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01
BAD LIVER

Blood poison with all of its dan
gers is the result Of a bad liver.
When the liver does not throw off
the waste matter and excess bile
that comes into the intestines the
.Poisons go into the blood, making
It a death dealing power.
Blood poison is a dangerous dis
ease. Don't give il a chance to get
you. Clean out that liver and
those bowels. Take TRIETS.
They will soon have you in fine
shape. Easy to take. Spearmint.
Favored. At most up-to-date drug
stores 10c and 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-01

PoH sALE-Buburban Properties.
Adg WOod-Du corner lot. an eight
room frame dwelling. bath. large porch
IS. furnace Ira hall, cistcru and we'll
water garage cement walks. Can be
bought Tor $4,000 down and balance on
easy payments Price 50. 600.
hdGwOod-Two frame dwellings 81
seven rooms and bath each. on Porter
avenue All modern. ciHtnrn and we'll
water. stone foundation. slate roof.
porches front and back. cement wake.
Lots 5NNiSo. $1,000 down and the ball
tnce on very easy terms. Each. e. .
Let us show you these or other homes
IN our uat.
lAlUM d caldwell
AGENTa
Room 4. City Bank.
phons' So Nat Phone Sax.
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INVESTMENTS

$40 INVESTMENT will bring large re-
turns; others have mFfc fortune ON
similar Investments. q. G Bradford.
Legal BLDG Washington. u. g
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FOR SALE - MACHINERY.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE


The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds, in
good condition. Address Forest
View" Box i02, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 7e-L, Elm Grove.-
SALE CHEAP. AT LOGAN
DRUG coMPANYs OLD STAND.
SODA FOUNTAIN, DESKS. sHELv-
Iho. COUNTERS. SAFE, SCALES,
BOOK CASES AND WALL CASES.
APPLY TO
JAMES L. HAWLEY.
1852 MAIN
SALE-Good sound 7-ycar-oId
horse weight 1900. 2I35 Jacob.
my-Jl-J
foR SALE-Registercd o. l. &. pigs or
tnc beHt Dreeding. Walnut springs
Farm q. A. Hood. proprietor. Kcyser. ".
Va my-lI-Iit
FOR sALE-Three wheel motorette. 10
.. 5000. Good condition. Lukcna.
u Tenth 81. my-s6-m
foR sALE-Oliver typewriter. goSd
condition. II. j. Smith. Oil Swami
ST, Parkersburg. ". Va n-5-tf
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EOk RENT

FOR RENT-One or Two nicely furnish-
"a rooms with private family. fine
location near centre OF city. Addrcs. -.
a, care iutelligcnccr. Ie-i-i
FOR RENT rooms. 1851 Market ~.
lnquirc r J. Emblem. 1910 EOff ST..
Nat. phone 57g-M. my-aII
TOR HENT-Juiy LIST. modern four
roomcd flat No. 20. 2tst 81. Inquirc
Mrs' r. J. Gardner. No. lOS. 1ith 81
my-29-l
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room fnr
me or Two gentlemen. all convent
ences. . minutes walk from business dis
trict. 10 Virginia - my-2g-i
FOR RENT rooms. bath. yard. ce.-
lar Reasonable. $40 Main 90. my-2g-t
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WANTED-FEMALE HELL

HELP
wASrEp-ENpeHcnced waitress. 1917
Market 81. Ic-l-i
wAErED-An experienced cook Nfust
80 home at night Good wages patd.
Npp.y ~ l-'h 81 je-lt
wANrEp-firl fot rsncrai houscwork.
One who dndcrrtaud~ cooking. Mra.
IT, l. White. Ecl phone gOs-J Nat.
l5s-k. \. v my-gT-tf d.
WANrED@sood cook. white. Mrs. ]. .
Jones. kcnWood Place. Hell phanc
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Teacher-Willie. what Is your
greatest ambition?
Willie-To wash mothers ears
New York American.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-05
THE TALK OF PEACE IN EUROPE.

Fitfully, two or three times each month, the
newspapers of this country carry dispatches from
the national capital, New York or some other
Eastern city, in which great stress is laid upon
reports that officials of the nations involved in
Europe's horrifying war are seeking basis upon
which they establish peace. Such reports
come now and then and much is made OF them
while they last but to date they have been ephem-
eral.
Rather significant, however, in the most recent
dispatches was the assertion by prominent am
bassador that the war is being fought now in the
courts of Europe, not on it's battlefields. 1t is
significant not only for its obvious meaning, that
negotiations for peace are under way and that
each nation is contestng for that 1t believes Is IT'S
but for it's other Interpretation that the war, hav-
ing started in the courts of Europe and by the
courts, as history will undoubtedly write it, is
also being ended by the courts on the Initiative OF
one or several instead of by some outside agency;
stopped by the courts, in other words, so the
courts may save themselves.
Peace there might just as well be, for all the
war is accomplishing for side or the other, and
peace there should most certainly be. The con-
test on the western front is most apparently
of it's original significance little progress has been
made either way on the Austro-ltalian frontier,
while the march of the central powers, as Ger
many and Austria are called, through Serbia to
Constantnople is surprising in that it has not pro-
crossed more rapidly, in view OF the puerile
efforts that could be expected from Serbia, rather
than otherwise TO put it another way, the courts
have accomplished no signally great thing, unless
it be that Germany has shown greater military
faculties than had been expected OF her, and the
political developments in various OF the nations
already arising and to gain greater sway as
the war proceeds, have apparently impressed 1T
upon the courts that something must be done.
So there may be some basis for these later re-
ports of prospects for peace in Europe. None too
soon can it come, not only for Europe but the
whole world but it's coming, we fear, will be far
less rapid than was the breaking forth OF that
which it will replace.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-05

laws which govern them a to the time length Of
loans Both Of the local institutions have always
sought in the past and will always doubtless con
tiuuc to assist the development of IN" agricultural
resources of the surrounding. country so far a.
they are able uadrr the restrictions placed upon
them. But what is needed for the development Of
the dairying industry for example, Is some such
a plan as suggested by Mr.. l.. r. Campbell in has
letter a couple of weeks ago, OF furnishing the
farmers money at low interest rate with which
to buy cows. repayable by an agreed portion of
the cream checks, twenty five per cent as he pro
posed.
The business interests of the city of Olympia
Mr.. Campbell thinks, if they seek to promote the
agricultural development Of the county, should
formulate some such plan and enable trustworthy
farmers to build up this industry. We heartily
agree with him and sincerely hope that something
of this nature will be forthcoming soon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-05
WHAT HAPPENED IN OLYMPIA AND
STATE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

From The Washington Standard for
November z, 1890. Vol. XXI.
No. so.
The majority for Olympia as the
permanent capital will approximate
10000 in the state.
There is no doubt whatever that
the Fifty-second congress will be
Democratic, but it will take the off,
cial returns in many districts to set
tie the size of the majority The ma
jority will, however, it is thought, ex-
coed 100.
Few have an adequate idea of
Olympia's fruit export business. Hun
dreds of boxes of apples and pears
are sent away by every departing
train and steamer.
F. w. Carlyon will open a jewelry
and optical instrument store about
the first of the month, on Fourth
street.
At the municipal election Thurs
day for reorganization as a city of
the third class, 352 votes were cast
for the proposition and 10 against.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-05
THE NEW PROSPERITY.

Never before has the United States produced
such marvellous crops, to be marketed at such ex-
ceent prices, says the Seattle -Intelligencer
a newspaper which cannot be accused of boosting
the Democratic national administration; never
have our steel mills and factories been under such
pressure as today, and never has there been such
small percentage of unemployment among the
steel workers; never has there been such de-
mand for our products, both raw material and
manufactured articles, among the nations of the
world; never has the foreign trade balance been
so highly in our favor; never have we greatly
reduced our Indebtedness to foreign investors
and assumed the position of creditor instead of
debtor among the nations of the world.
Never, says the Post-Inteigencer, but it for
gets to blame this new prosperity" it calls it,
on the Democratic administration. Was it Simon
who said it was poor rule that didn't work both
ways?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-05
WHAT OUR FATHERS READ ABOUT :
IN THIS PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO :


From The Washington Standard for
November 4, 1868. Vol. v. No. So.
Austria is almost in a state of
bankruptcy caused by her obstinacy
in supporting a vast and useless army
of 100000 men, when nobody is 60
ing to attack her.
We believe that there never has
been time since Olympus was first
settled that the prosperity of the
town appeared more permanent than
it now does. There is scarcely
house in the place, suitable for
dwelling or business stand, now I'M
occupied, and many buildings have
been remodeled and several new ones
erected this fall.
1t has been suggested that next
year Washington territory should
have an agricultural fair of her own.
The fire engine for this place,
shipped from San Francisco, is now
due. The city council have been
making preparations to receive it and
have it housed on it's arrival.
The government has contracted to
pay the California Mail company
$225,000 for carrying the Oregon
mail the ensuing year.
The Squilgees intend having one
more drill. we are informed, before
housing their engine for the winter,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-05
FINANCING THuRsToN's DIARIES

Let us not overlook the most essential feature
involved in the arguments for the development of
the latent possibilities of this county as center
of the dairying industry: providing the money
with which to buy the cows that will produce the
milk and cream, and providing it at an interest
rate that the farmer can afford to pay and for
period which will permit him to repay the loan
from the product of his cows. In many respects
it is just as difficult as it is important; in other
ways it is not for we always have this to fall
back on: it has been done elsewhere and done sue
cessfully; why cannot we do it here?
On comparatively small and "subrosa' scale
it is now being carried on in this county. Most
any farmer in this county, for that matter, if he
has good reputation, if he is engaged in develop
ing his business and has shown ability in handling
his business, can borrow money from the local
banks, but he must pay eight per cent for it and
must repay it within short time The interest
rate on private loans is not much less So as COM
mercial banking is carried on in this section,
though doubtless caring for the temporary needs
of the farmers, the opportunity for development
of new agricultural industry, where low interest
rates and time loans are essential, is none too
great.
The fault is not with the banks but with the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-05

The Olympia National banks new building is
an excellent structure from all standpoints, and
one that will not only rebound to the benefit of
that institution but will bring credit to the city
well. To have the finest business building in
the city is great thing for any institution; to be
known having one of the most uptodate and
best bank buildings in the Northwest is a fine
thing for any city.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-05
THE LOCAL HARBOR PROJECT.

Along with the other Olymplans who want to
see this city move along until it occupies iii the
commercial world the position due it as the head
of navigation on Puget Sound, we sincerely hope
that congress will look with favor upon the local
harbor project and by an appropriation will DO
those things that need to be done to enable it to
progress in this respect And in the same breath
we want to say that if the Olympia Chamber of
Commerce succeeds in putting through this pro-
ject as there is every hope of doing, it will have
more than justified its existence and will have
added a particularly important laurel to it's crown
From the showing made in the brief prepared
by the Chamber, Olympia would seem to be more
than Justly entitled to federal aid in the develop
ment of it's harbor. Here is a city which its
initiative has spent more than two hundred
thousand dollars on its harbor considerably more
than the government has spent, and now with
new railroad building into it, with new trade
routes being established by the Panama canal,
with worldwide REIMBURSEMENT of shipping, as a
matter Of fact, in progress, and with big terri
tory behind it seeking outlet, it goes before
congress for that assistance in carrying forward
the work it has begun that only the government
can give.
There is no telling of course how Olympia will
fare at the hands of congress. Its representative
from this district in fact all the representatives
from the state, are Republican while the congress
is Democratic. If the policies of Republican
congresses of past years were followed, Olympia,
being without the pale, would get nothing, but
it may be that the coming congress, even though
Democratic as it is, will favor the local PROPOSE
ton, and all of us, whoever we are, regardless of
politics, certainly hope that it will take such
stand.
There are great possibilities before Olympia and
the part that the new railroad will play in them
we venture to suggest, will be by no means insig
nificant. Its written statement, included in the
harbor project brief, that it will construct large
wharf and warehouses on the local waterfront if
the harbor is developed, gives hint of the poss-
Utilities ahead, and at the same time confirms
lunches that not few Olympians had. If it
prepares to carry out in any appreciable measure
those things which it can do here the effect
the city itself will be most beneficial
So the strongest support possible should be
given to the harbor project. Business men Of the
city and many throughout Thurston and neigh
boring counties joined in gathering and tabulat-
ing the data contained in the harbor project brief
SO that to date the progressive interests Of the
city and the industrial plants tributary to it and
allied with it in this campaign, have all been active
in the work. If they continue in this same spirit
Olympia will have done her part
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-11-05

H. c.. Prick Coke company expect
to realize millions of dollars by in
stallation of machinery to extract
plain dye ingredients from waste mine
water. Apparatus resembles an i'm
mense cream separator, and costs
about $4,000.