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Marble Hill press., 1915-09-09

neglect during childhood, will pre-
vent It's puSsessor from obtaining
first class life insurance in adult
life. Every single attack of ear
acne legyeS its mark upon the ear
tissues and reduces in greater or
less degree the power Of hearing.
Earachc should be hooked upon as
one OF the symptoms Of a very sell
ious ear disease. A running ear
should always be treated by an ear
specialist Practically all the ear
trouble noted in early schoo! life
may be controlled by prompt at
teniion at the hands If an aurisl
When deafness is SO marked as TO
he detected easily by the unskillud
observe the opportunity 10 do the
Creates good by treatment has gone
Repeated examinations, two or
three 10 each school year. are nee
essary il the greatest good is TO be
achieved
Doctor Noyes says that faulty
habits Of cleansing the ear canal
may lead to diseases Of the ear.
A moist cloth applied on the
finger is the only object that one
should put in his ear for the pur-
pose OF cleansing it, he says, The
custom of using ear spoons, hair
pins pens and other metallic OBJ
]ectS in effort to diSlodee wax from
the ear is a very dangerous one and
has led to very serious conSe-
Qu,uces. II the ears need cleaning
further than can be accomplished
by The means indicated above, a
doItor should advise ii or carry it
out himself. A considerable guam
tity Of loose wax is normally found
in the ear >anal and does no harm
there"
Doctor Noyes gives these warn
ines concerning children known to
have chronic dischareine ears;
They should not be allowed 10
dive while bathing
They should not blow their nose
to the point of making their ears
pop"
They be taught to blow the nose
in a CLOSELY held handkerchief
without pressing one side of the
nose closed.
Marble Hill press., 1915-09-09
No. 10.

All his friends acknowledged the
loss Of true and tried gentleman,
his country noble citizen. bis fam
lily Kind husband and fatl er his
church a worthy member and the
ministry will ever remember his
wise council.
He was pastor OF some Of the best
churches in ST. Francois and Cape
GIrardeau Baptist associations in
which he did good work, haptizing
about five hundred in their fellow
ship.
His passing was pleasant. because
Of his true faith aud Clear vision.
From day to day he announced lis
readiness TO 90.
Let US not weep as those who
have no hope, but as those who
have a bright expectatol of a jcy-
Gus meeting when life is over.
May the richest blessing rest on
his family and fiends.
A RIEND.
Marble Hill press., 1915-09-09
81. francois Baptist Ass0Cia-
fi0H

The Sixty-Third annual session
of the Saint Francois association Of
Baptists convened Thursday morn.
ing at II O'Clock in the house of the
Marble Hill Baptist church.
The body was called to order by
the moderator, Rev. W. A. Davault.
The eleven O'Clock hour was spent
in devotion.
Elder W. A. Davault was re-elect-
ed moderator.
L W. Whitener was reelected
clerk.
These gentlemen have been serv-
ing in these capacities for a num-
Der OF years.
The association was composed of
the following messengers from Madi-
son and Bollineer counties;
Biz Greek church-D NJ. Huffman.
r. N. johnson and Pink Huffman.
Brush Creek-W. II. Stratman. T.
Marble Hill press., 1915-09-09
Yes. A Heap Sigh, Better Man
Vol. 35.

tsvrsF rrars hotac Is the hess old horne.
And every mans si!e she sweetest
t.grgy mans child "a sAo bes; sitil"
rhild.
The tces behsAvast and agsse@t
EveFy mans bAhy IL better than all
T3.r Babies that ever sore born
AGd gsss -o ttp babies and wivrs and
houlrN.
why, let 'ea3 h.ew shrig born
Whcu every naAa = houss "a the swsetess
placr
tss Earth tav q ssan so ss~.
WheB gvrsy inan's wife u the sweesnst
mtfn
In AtI ,hr Wertss TO sss,
Whea ereyy t@na's child is 'he deagess
rhtlA
T'has ever afvw breath ah. thea,
W. sbalg have better ctstlasca and wous
rfY Ana lpoEnss.
Nd hrap slxls better raen
Selected
Marble Hill press., 1915-09-09
The School Teacher

Exchange A school teacher is
person who teaches thi lgs t. peo-
pie when they are young. The
teacher comes 10 school at $50
O'Clock, and when she has lotten
enough children for a mess in her
room, she teaches them reading,
writing, geography, grammer arith-
lnetiC, music, drawing, cooking,
board sowing, Crochetine. deep
breathing, bird calls, scientific eat
ing, patriotism, plain and fancy
bathing, forestry, CIyics. and other
sciences too numerous to mention.
When school is out, she stays behind
with five or SIX of her worst scholars
and tries to save the state the lob
of reforming them later on. After
that she hurries home to make her
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Marble Hill press., 1915-09-09
Obituary

Elder Levi Stephen Iount was
born November 20. 1871; died Au-
gust "a. 1915. He married Eliz
beth Berry in 1866 and to this union
no children were born. but being
fond of children he adopted and
raised Matte Berry and also raised
Della Urby.
Brother lount was converted a q
became a charter member Of Mt
Carmel Baptist church in 1869, in
which he lived a faithful member
Marble Hill press., 1915-09-09

straw Over this place a LIGHT Iayer
Of dirt leayinb the ton omen until
they Oct tbrouah the sweat Yon
shoild then mn, nm more dirt to
kaan them warm and nIaca . hoy
~ hoard -, ~, n kaan ont v,a,ar
Az q rnIa thav will kaao fairIy well
:, ,h;e ,orror
Marble Hill press., 1915-09-09
Marble Hill. Missouri. Thursday September O. 1915.

l.. Davis. Eifie Fish and Edgar Van
meter.
Ebenezer-Jas. Hamblen and Miss
Stella Hamblen.
Castor-i. J. Murray and Reubt n
Dial
Fredericktown--J. P. Scruggs. l..
". Whitener, Ed II. Webb, Mrs. ".
W. Stacy. Mrs. r. F, Carroll Mrs. J.
NJ. Fulkerson, X. +. Carroll and Mrs.
( Fannie Lewis.
| FriendStip-Mr. and Mrs. G. S.
Sample. Mrs J. l.. Bagby and Willie
Bagby.
/ Glen Allen-Mr, and Mrs. J NJ.
Deck. n. l. Clineinesmith, Vina
+ aud Gail Belchanber
| Granite View-Represented by
I letter,
! Hickory Grove-.Was not repre-
/ senled.
Marble Hill-H W Winters j L.
Robertson, j. A. McGlo,hlin w A.
Kinder. F N. Wells aud Q II Shell
I Little Whitewater. r. May
field and David Green.
| Marquand--A J Bess and Walter
Mckelvy
/ Miller Chapel-A T Whitener,
J. II. Hickman and wife,
Moore Chapel-W G. Moore.
Zack Site and Albert Shelley.
I Mt CARMEL, F. Henderson. j.
NJ Henderson. John Dunlap, Geo
Yount and John Yount
Mt Pisgah--Letter
Mt. pleasant--Letter.
/ New Saleul--~C. II Rhodes and
Geo Davault
( Shetiey Creek-G J Yount, G.
p Pape and f. +. Simmons.
Trace Creek--t. A. Murray, Chas.
Cobb and II b Miller.
Twelve Mile-W. II. Martin. J. b.
Barber and wife. and Mrs n l..
NhiIener.
Union Light. b Smith and
wife.
Xalma--T J, Gather
( Perkins Churrh-Came into this
association al this session by petit
tionlng letter
The following visitors from a dis
tauce were in attendance. Dr. II
T. Truck. ST. Louis, Secretary Home
and Foreign Missions. Rev j. "
Cunningham. jackson, representing
William Jewell college, DR. Geo
Steele. pastor at Flatriver, Rev 5,
NJ. Brown. editor Of Word and Way.
Kansas City; Dr., " IL Mayfield of
Maytield Sanitarium, ST Louis,
Rev j. P Mckay, Oremann, Mo,
Rev. T. T Oglesby. Charleston AS
sociation. DR. K. l.. Lemons. pastor
Charleston. Mo. Mrs. II. T. Truck.
St Louis, representing the Womans
Mission board. Mrs b /. Lemons,
Charleston, Mo.
The discussion on the different
topics taken up were very helpful
The people of Marble Hill. Lutes-
vile and vicinity acquitted them
selves cretiitahly in the entertain
ment Of the people, judging by the
many expressions of appreciation,
Contributed.
Marble Hill press., 1915-09-09

Here is a marriage notice that
was in an exchange Married at
FhntStone, by Rev WindStone. MIR
Nehemia Sandstone and Miss
Wilhmit MILESTONE, both Of Grind
stone near Limestone. That is
getting mighty rocky and there is
bound to be a blasting of these
stony hearts before many pebbles
appear on the connubial beach The
erindstone of domestic infelicity
will sharpen the az Of jealousy and
diScord. and sooner OF later one or
the other Of this pair viii rest be-
meath a tombstone. Then look out
for the birthstone.
Marble Hill press., 1915-09-09
Enormous Tract In Peaches

A half million bushels of Elberta
peaches were gathered tins year
from a young orchard of 216,000
trees in the kiamiChi mountains in
Southeastern Oklahoma.
This orchard is owned hv a timb-
er company which as fast as the
native timber is cleared from a
great tract of land, is planting the
land in EIberta peaches. The plan
is, II Is said, to make of this orchard
the largest in the world-Missouri
and Kansas Farmer.
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Ends Dry, HOorse or
Painful Coughs
Quickly
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inexpensive but Jnequaled


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cough syrup has caused II to be- uaed In
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hours
Get 2iz ounces Pinex go cents worth
from any drug store. pour 10 into q pint
bottle and CD the bottle with plain granu.
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pint-a family supplY-of the most ii.
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hacking.
Pinex H. r. highly concentrated com.
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rich in Rliaiacol and BE- famous the world
over for IT, splendid eject in bronchitis.
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To avoid disappointment In making
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With this preparation. The PincK Co,
~ WAYNE. Ind.
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NEWS BRIEFS

On January 10 United States
Deputy Marshal John W. Short will
remove two federal prisoners from.
the OHIO county jail TO the Wood
county prison. TO be araigned before
the winter term II the United States
District court az Parkersburg. The
prisoners are Harry II. Grove and 3.
Miller.
To-day IS win be distributed
among each Of the members Of the
local butchers union who Hre ,ut on
strike. About $1,000 viii be dis.
tributed.
The board Of control was notified
yesterday By Chemist George CoIernan
that the report on the wells AT Wa
wood had been completed and would he
submitted TO the board the hrst Of the
sam Xahisier was arrested Al
wen iy-siNth street Wednesday even
Honeckcr. yesterday.
Mneelins.s municipal health de-
stations fpr the sale Of Rcd Cross sesis
and Miss stella stab. the head of IT.,
sssllon. nss proved very efficient
I'll tn.Dn Social center was closed
huraaay evening and the roadfnF OF
HI.t hhrtr famous Chrfefmaa gfor,
was an enjoyable feature III ~ ~
gram The social center will arnfn -
Nh'N NIA'r tUa holidays
Tho wheeling fraction .,-.-.,...
VIII present four hundred and affy-s,s
baskets among an equal number ~ e.,
ptuy.1 To-Day. These viii be allied with
~ C,br,I I'as az ln making an eHcsii-
a meeting Of the special consotis,-
local commercial 6rrani,ati,,,,l,n e to,r
MERGED. viii hold another meeting vve5.
ne.Gay evening - o'clock On The 49,
sembly room ~ the BOARD on Trade
All federal OFFICES viii be- Iirec.t .f,
day Saturday. ChriHffunr ann. IT,.
usual h9ndny hours VIII bo obssryad nj
YET Audit 1rium. including fIa u.a,i -,
Irade. Wheeling Playground ara-.ri,-
tlon and Pan Handle AFrIculturaI club
VIII not De- open FOR business Cfrf-r,
a buIeu- received yesterday from
TH' r-fi.Hlcr tcIdr tment by p0atnasfar
W w Irwin states thnt new two.
cent envelope VIII soon be ISSUED ma
stamp y Co he printed % red in the
l ls,,.. or ~, circle Win tho pronis n
Ben thurman. a Romanian. made
dec lai atlnn before Comm isaionar H0rf
iefIaT. To- become an American rftfr.,
county in 1903 and lives a. ioit ct Sa5,
When The market department o. ~.
Mhfhfi Auditorium war opened n To-
g.i.,irsse ago rev ~ re stali ownsra
ne delertation ~ The women ~ - 49,,
Their hate we're on straight Burfre
TIE past week quite number Uf Ufhlr
a.alI owners have hung large .fYoFfp
rlnHnrr
About the most amusing afur.i
seen during fnfH holiday took ninra- 80
terday aftern00n shortly after O'Clock
whom n tall gent" who nvIfrrff. 80
been ACROSS fHr river 1rIo down Mrr.
kef street lu m most unsteady rnnrfff..,
iike unto ahfp on hieh ref uifball +.
rul0nr The human Hhfn had rufrr
either arm Christmas tree whf~n b..
tnfuaf into Tire fHnrH ~ urfnrfrnfra o.
bic attempt fn Keen on fHr 49,. ID.
With hiH 'rHrEarn' and pines
TO NHn been many years nfrrn 80
tnnrHufH N Wheeling asa na frfrr rfvr
business fH0 DAYS before rhrIaff..u IL.
INaferdaN. especially after afr n..furr
Jest evening Hundreds ~ nh0fuar-
from down IRE river and interior III tfo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24
CHRISTMAS CLUB AT.
THE MUTUAL BANK
AMMO UNcEM EMIT MADE BY
TREASURER MITCHELL.
One Of the States Greatest Savings
Banks Forms Save and Have
Christmas Club.

Colonel Alex Mitchell. treasurer OF
the Mutual Savings Bank. one OF the
strongest and largest savings banks in
the state. and known far and wide as
the "depositors' bank" through its
having no stockholders and the de-
positors getting all the earnings, last
night announced the formation OF a
Save and Have Christmas club.
Club cards will be issued on and
after Monday. December %. and the
savings period will mature shortly be-
fore Christmas. 1916. There are six
rates OF weekly deposit. two dollars,
enc dollar. fifty cents, twenty-five
cents, twenty cents and ten cents.
The high standing of the Mutual
bank among savers throughout the
city and the surrounding territory. to-
gether with the well known ability OF
Col. Alex Mitchell as a banker. will
doubtless combine to make the Save
and Have Christmas club at the
Mutual bank one OF the largest pat.
ronized in the city the coming year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24
EASILY OARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
BY Applying Ban - No
Dye or Sticky Mess.
Harmless.

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lusirous. fluffy. soft hair that fasci.
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your hair a. thin. gray. streaked with
gray or faded. just few applications
of Q-Bnn Hair Color Restorcr 90 hair
and scalp will give you nice. boavv
healthy hair. and darken every gray
hair and entire head % hair so evenly
lhat no ono can tell you have applied
q Ban. This is harmless. ready.to.
use hair color rcstorcr No dive or
sticky mess. but delightful 20 use. A. "a
cleanees tho scalp at once 90 dandruff
Ahu cnanEes an your gray hair 90 an
oven, beautiful dark shade by making
halr and scalp healthy. Sold on a
money book guarantee. Ash Tor q Ran
VAR Color Nest0rer Only SOC FOR n
lig Tor bottle m Gricat's Drug store
lli5 market street. Wheeling. W Va
Outof-town folks supplied BY mail
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where they appeared as associate
counsel for the defense in the trial of
the Manufacturers Light and Heat
company against the state public ser
vice commission
Miss Virginia Horkheimer will
leave Monday for an extended visit
more.
Henry Front will leave Monday for
New York city. where he will attend
business interests
r. A Moss will return today from
Cincinnati. where he has been spend
ing several days looking after bust
ness.
Rabbi a. II. Silver will leave Sunday
for New York city. where he will
spend the Christmas holidays with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Cooley Of this
city will leave this evening for New
ark. o.. where they will spend Christ
mas.
Miss Mary A. Kerns will leave this
evening for Newark. o.. TO spend the
Christmas vacation.
Miss Anna Jepson has returned
from Washington. ID. c. 20 her home
here for the Christmas vacation
Thomas McCabe OF the Wheeling
Realty company has left for Wsahing-
ton. ID. C.. to look after business in
terests.
Rev. John J. Jepson has returned
10 his home in this city 10 spend the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Nanette Steinhauser OF the Is
land will leave Friday evening for Cir
cleville. O.. TO visit her son Harry
over Christmas.
Miss Millicent Hanley has returned
from New York City. where she is a
student in vocal and dramatic art.
TO spend the holiday with her oar
ents. Mr.. and Mrs tlmes p. Hanley.
Mr.. and Mrs o. 4. Statler and
daughter OF this city. have gone to Buff
falo. y. Y. 10 spend Christmas with
Mr.. Statler's brother.
Harold Stoetzer arrives today from
New York city. 10 spend the holidays
az his home on South Chapline street
Mrs. Jennie Norman. Of Chapline
street, was called to Cleveland on
Wednesday. by the illness OF her
daughter. Mrs. John Wittonbrook.
Mrs. r. a. Hyer has returned to her
home on the Island. following a visit
with friends al Sebring. o.
Miss Edith bowman Il IN az her
home on Cherry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McIsaac. OF Chap
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About People
Movements o. IndIvIduaIs to
and From ;ise City

Melure-C. ID. Norris, Clarksburg;
X l. Roudebush, West Liberty; Z. W.
johnson. Clarksburg.
Grand centraI-M C. Taylor. Hunt.
ington; c. NJ. hamburg. GAINESVILLE, q. (;
S. Carroll. Ashland. Ky.
stamm-William Cans. CIarksburg;
c. c. Artman, Homestead. Pa; Mrs.
John II. Bailey. Pennington.
Rosers-Chas. F. Ferguson. New
Castle, Pa; w. J. Mallory, Clarington.
D.; NJ. X. Wood, Huntington.
Roy Hart, former pressman on the
lntelligencer and News. arrived in the
city yesterday to spend several days
at his home. For the past several
months Mr.. Hart has been working
on papers in many different parts OF
the country. He will remain here
about week.
Miss Mildred McIlvain. OF Seventh
street, McMechen. and Mrs. Blanche
Mooley. of Woods street. will spend
the holidays with friends in Cameron.
J. Brown Knots. a prominent poll
tician of Warrington is among the
prominent arrivals at the Mcclure.
X. j. Stone, night clerk az the Nc
Lure. will leave this afternoon TO
spend Christmas with his parents at
Kingwood Preston county.
Little Elizabeth Ripple Of the Island
underwent an operation at the Ohio
Valley General hospital yesterday
Miss Alice Merideth OF Dillonvale
is spending several days as the guest
Of Miss Anna McCabe in this city.
Misses Rae and Hattie Steinhauser
will spend the Christmas vacation as
the guests of Mrs. Ira Jacobs at Ak
ron, o.
Miss Rose Moss nas returned 10 her
home in this city after several DAYS
visit with friends IN sistcrsville.
Peabody Atkinson. student in the
agricultural department ~ The State
university. Is AZ home for the Christ
mas vacation.
Miss Margaret Schmidt. who has
been attending school az Swectbriari
Va. Is at home for the holidays.
Miss Virginia Fisher of Slstersville
Is a guest for few days al the J. l..
Moss home on North Front street
Rabbi Morris Lazaron returned yes
terday TO his home IN Baltimore after
"A several days visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Horkheimer al KenwOod Place.
Miss Anna Front will leave Tuesday
for New York city. where she will
spend several days attending 20 bust
ness matters.
Former Judge Frank W. Nesbitt and
Col J. -. SCmmerville returned yes
terday morning from Charleston.
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HOLIDAYS GIVEN
THE PREFERENCE
A ROUND OF BRILLIANT ENTER
TAlNIo TO BEGIN NEXT
WEEK.
Society Has Set Aside the Close Of De.
eember for Many OF lts Most
Elaborate Functions.

The pupils OF the Cofland kindergar-
ten at Lenox gave a very elaborate
program on Thursday afternoon, which
was attended by the mothers and a
number OF others as guests. Much ex-
element prevailed on the discovery
OF brilliantly lighted Christmas tree
the close of the following program:
ecitation.;'chrii;stmiia;s Secret ns All
Recitation.;:Piaa.:;iis.: - Miriam R,,,I Hughes
Notwithstanding We Did -.
-. Kathleen O'Brien. Mary Roderus
hecitation-"My Stocking .........
c,,.tt,..- ,s;.:...-.-.....- Buck Cracraft
Recitation@what Little Folks see At i
Christmas Eve ..Katherine Mitchell
kecitationr-"Santa's Renders" =.
ecitation-'Letter from san9s cla sIssn
song-:santa,s Little Helpers".. BY All
kecitation-.St. Nick Arch Hszlett
kecitstion-~santa Claus ..........
eciiation1.'comiinis OF santa ar; Hocero'
;ii;i,,..:'...-.. Philip Sheridan
Irene o'Brien. aKtherine Mitch.,,
Miriam Hughes.
ecitation-"SOme Advice .
Areh Hazlett. Billy Cracraft Buck
sf tinssT1aft Philip Sheridan. Arthur
ReeitatiOn-"My Christmas" .
FOIL i1.,,:..s, '...-....... Irene o'Brien
Danee-"pear Partner Mine"
Going Walking
ecltation-achristima. Messa.s,. sS All
/ ''Aatrine Obrien and Buck cracraft
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GRANTED INCREASED RATES.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-Railroads
operating between the Mississippi
and the Missouri rivers and the Rocky
mountain were granted increases IN
freight rates by the Interstate com
rnerce commission today on many
commodities. including agricultural
implements. canned goods and boot
and shoes. No estimate OF the add
tional revenue the roads will derive
from the advances Is contained in the
commissions report on the case bur
II will amount into the hundreds OF
thousands annually despite the fact
that humorous increases sought were
denied.
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For CoIIeue Girla

Many reservations have already
been made for the alumnae luncheon
which will be given by the Collegiate
Alumnae association. for the college
girls on Thursday. December 2s. at
the windsor hotel Charming appoint.
ments make the AFFAIR one of the
many distinctive ones OF the holiday
week
The social committee OF which Mrs.
Cecil Robinson is chairman, has
charge OF the affair. and reservations
can be made of Mrs. Robinson or Miss
Anne Hugus. Wheeling girls who are
attending college this year will be
sion.