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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-03-12
COUNTY
FORCES TO
THE FRONT
klsox County Redeems Herself
Votes For Bond Issue to
The Amount. of $500, 100000

Saturdays election resulted in victory for the bond
issue carrying every precinct in the county except
The returns show that lhere 2SS voting yes and AIS
voting making Ga the bonds to- against the bonds II IS
roads and that we will have them right away
old county made county 1888 and her first
held in October 1900 the house of John Joel Collins
ESQ., the old VIM Gilbert place Since that time the Counties OF
Harlan Bell Whitley and portion of Laurel and Clay has been
out from this county.
county he's always been the front IN all things she has
furnished than her quota soldiers all since she
was county, had the proud boast of having within her
fines the Oldest and first village in Kentucky Old Flat Lick
according history the first place that the emgants from
Virginia and North Carolina stopped make permanent settle
ment
Near G. NJ Faulners residence about -four miles south of
Barboue the first house in Kentucky was built by Dr. Walker
his comrades though they massaeed by the Indians
and left no authentic history
county rich in many things only with the coal and
that underes her SOIL but the greatest blessings she enjoys
her who do things Knox county may justly and proudly
has that stands ready swords with
any man EARTH and show the who opposes them that
they have enough tlssle
From the of the call for the election there has been the
interest the attorneys the got busy make the
NV plain and many the job and billed 70 make
/<e<hee all over the county
Ih,ae who went the country d speak iolowsJ
IS <1upbel J, p Iosee r.. y Jal,is y r Lay. " J>s''s
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-03-12
ANOTHER
DAMAGE CASE

) Last week in the Laurel Cir
cult Court the case of Samuel
Thompson VS.. L, Nm, r. r. Co. ,
resulted in a yerdiA in favor Of
Thompson efor 100000. Pie
Plaintiff was represented by4 NJ
Robson Of the Knox County
Bar. The case viii go to the
Court Of Appeals
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Christian Church.

The usual services win be held
in the court house next Sunday
morning but we will have no SER
vice in the evening. 1t is our
custom to, dismiss all evening
services when there is revival
IN progress in any other church
IN town. We dispense with the
service this time because of the
revival In progress at the M. e.
Church. re
y j. w. ILipnn Minioto,, &
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-03-12
CANDIDATE FOR MEAD
of KENTUCKY REDHNEN

Few candidates for Office \of
Great Junior Sycamore in the
Great Council Of Kentucky, I'M
proved Order of Redmen, have
ever enterd a race with as much
brilliant promise Of success as
Past Sachem Henry Schwicters,
of Cherokee Tribe. he occupies
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-03-12
How the Vote Stood on The Bond Issue

'ng &c remembered.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-03-12

ings of the Democratic Admins
tration has attracted wide atten-
ton. The Farmer and LABOR
Organizations of the United States
have ordered $4,000 copies OF It
sent out all over the country and
especially into Pa, New York
and Massachusetts.
The National Republican Head
quarters have called for it amt it
viii likely be used in the next
Presidential campaign. ~, ~
NJ, Power Is to be con-
graduated.
Congress has adjourned until
~ 9th. and copies OF tins
Speech can be obtained BY drop
ping Mr.. Powers a card at Ear
boaryille, Kentucky.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-03-12
Total

county friends the roads and the good work done by
these gentlernen will long be remembered ~
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-03-12

therpQf sr ! ii';;stisfg tirE 10 Eical
choice lfaterniuy, by viz
tue OH nfSng and consistent
seryic sdn1fhportant committees
of many previous administrations.
Heis an enthusiastic and ardent
worker for the order, posses eng
rare knowledge Of organization
work. sBetterment OF the Red
man fraternity is his constant
endevor. Many benefits have
accrued to the order through his
wise counsel in the past twenty
years. He has the Endorsement
of the mast influential members
of the Redman order, and from
all over the State pledges have
been received from tribes who
are substantially or unanimously
in favorof him for the next Great
Junior Sycamore.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-03-12

IrppR4 = Thursday, to the wife
oadpe'or sss- Bullock a lob.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-03-12
Mrs. Tinsley Entertains

On tuesday afternoon of this
week Mrs. Thos. I. Tinslev en-
tertained at her charnc no nome
in the. Dishman BUILDING, m honor
Of Mrs, N. H Cabb Of NSorren
Ohio. Her color achefpe Of nh1k
and white was delightfully."- cairled
OUT N the refreshments which
consisted OF brick cream, ahge!
food, cake and pink and white
minTs. The united guest were
Mesdames. N. H. Cobb Snead
Chas. kaney, c. r. Rathfon. c. r.
Kennedy, Dan Talbot aud S. N.
Miller; Misses Maud cole, lillian
Albright, Mollie smith, Flora
HeIndon, Nannie Wears. Jess Bal-
lard, Jess Dickinson, Ella smith
and Myrtle Cole. +
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-03-12

Azaiea chaptsrNo. 159 will hold
their senior nloathly meeting FRI.
March ~ at the Masonic Hall.
All wembega are urged TO be
o. Myrtle Cole Sec.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-13
s. P. TO RETAIN
CONTROL MAIL
STEAMSHIP CO.
Interstate Commerce Commission Makes
First Decision Under Panama Canal Act
Requiring Railroads to Give Up Owner
ship Of Competing Steamship Lines
rEv Associated Press ;

Washington, ~ t.. Feb l3 The Inter
Static Commerce Commission TODAY II"
rldcd that the southern ra,rlic railroad
na, retain control MI thr Pariiir Man
steamship company. Th- l. the tr-t de-
ri-iuu under thr I'uuuma canal act rrruir-
iu. railroads to give up ownership 81 c"u-
prtlu- steamship lur-.
The commission today ruled that IA
riilc mail huat- cam nut operate through
the canal ~ competition with ralIroad~, bul
ma, carry freight y" thr canal i"r trlu-
shipment there tn other huc-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-13
SAN ANTONIO
BANK ROBBED
T0DAYATNO0N
u, Ns~oriatcd Press

~Iu Nui"ulu. IrNu-. Feb Nh I'm. ~
W. t"d m'u robbed thr Merchant A Me
e..mr BANK wv " .luu about noon today.
IH.t entered when President Randall Was
ai"n' aud Iurhrd ham in thr closet aud
|r-'..I.d m Stolen autumuhIlr
llr d,nt EaudJrl -ard that thr triu en-
I'rrd together Two drew guns. making
.W thrN W I'm htui- The thlrd man
th.u .lu. h.b'rd fh, rllru. whore the
rr' ff-rf vt d'u AM M tul and forced
E'HdiIl to ib. BACK part ~ the building
fI r I.nt beard thrm handling the
u"n,t aud Them beard Them leave.
II Hrrtr uirn t.r closet door and tclc-
pHoard IIl' r"hrr. Ih, bank y situated IN
r.t h.rrH .h. Ur,Iruu hu-nr section.
n.I urdat rtir. ~. -atug "u ont
rH. .u rr. entered thr building dnr
u. lh. I"idup Randall dc.cnllc- tie
.rntri lm.nrm- hrtvrru 1l aud ~
,etr (" a-, Ihr -ful,u aur" wa- = new
murHu. Huu-Uf ut Yesterday, " had
.r'n Irlt andu- at au untovn cuIh late
l- forenoon y. tHr owner
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-13
Today In The State Legislature

hotel keeper
Creating q board nt architects /" pre-
vent discrimination wv masking connections
p, ga~. water power gud h.h' rompanlc-.
Permitting service uu jurors i'N t"I--
phone.
Ihr pUrr sugar bIl
Authorizing the appointment of dcpui,
ruu-tahir- u towns WI juu inhabitants
Preventing hunters using deer calling de-
vices.
Untavorahly reported. the senate hilI
authorizing municipal and Justice rouri- IN
TN pistol totlug ca-r~
The huu-c committee failed lo take iinaI
action ga the separation ~ the state uui-
vcr~iN ami the Agricultural and NJ,
rhanlcal college.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-13
(Bv Associated prc>Sl

Austin. Tcva-. Feb. l3. senator Errl~-
fnrI'- resolution directing thr attorney
general to -uc foreign u-urtu'e COMPANIES
vb, Withdrew tur " million driIur- IVY t.Nr-
wn~ ta,urahiy reported to thr senate Im~
action i intended a. pave tIr WAY tor a
repeal ~ the Robertson law.
The l.attimurc TIL va th" senate Tor u
straw vote bN women next .iuur nm woman
suffrage wa tayorahlv reported tu the
-cnntr. senator baltimore originally m-
trndncrd i resolution tor straw Vote. hui
changed II a. y mIl TODAY IA" Facilitate
speedy action.
III. following bills were itt"r.tnlN rr-
ported IN the SENATE:
Making Y Y mi>dcm,auor ~ driraud
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-13
TEXAS TO HEAR SOME
GERMAN EXPLANATIONS
Il, k>>nclatrd l'rc>>t

DJIla~. TrNa~. Feb. l3. Dr Eu-cuc
kurhnruauu NY Iirr-lnu. Germany. M
~chcdulcd lo deliver two addr.~c- III Dal-
lu- tomorrow nv comes under au- pirc-
~ the German American Alliance tor the
purp"~c. " w sand ut explaining some
feature ~ the European war. Ouc ad-
drr-- wll W. delivered NJ English aud lhr
other % German.
\ lttlc deception NOW and then = prlc
.tir,d I'm The best ,t men. II l~n women.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-13
EXIc0 CITY
WATER PLANT
IS Destroyed
r at-a I'u

London. Pee. l3 The Span
i~h gOEcrnmcnt has made APP
plica'ion 80 the powers 10 OBJ
tcia joint action ID end what
IL termed 4 state Of anarchy
I'D Mexico. according to dis
paiCh from i.adr;d t0 thC e.
change Telegraph x Umpauy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-13
NEUTRAL VESSELS ENTER WAR
ZONE AT OWN RISK, SAYS CRITIC
German Count Declares That Condition
Cannot Be Changed AfterFebruary 1S
When War Zone Spreads To Isles
lRN A -.ncIatcd Prc-..l }

BERLIN. 2
"NcI 1-L TIM condition
cam ~ attic Washington III
the II ship neutral flag
can mo- learnt li-
mu
Washington
agau
I'VE gather tH'llne ''rnar\ 'l
bHr't'
they, sire hA an,h
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-13
R. R. COMMISSION
DECIDES CASES

Austin. Tcva-. Fch l3 Decision were
handed down to-day hv thr rarIruad rum
mission "u PRACTICAL. aH WI tuc natter
considered uI thr regular hearing held ln-t
Tuesday. Ihc-o propositions were granted (:
Cancellation uf -rrriul ruty- uu r"tt"u ~ccd
between points ou tur southern division ~
the Rock island. refrigeration ui Ir-- than
carload shipment 81 butter. eggs and
dressed poultry. shipper to FIN t"r rr-
tricratlou. proposition tp rc-tu~t apphca
iIun ~ rate uu sugar raur tu shipments
consigned tu SUGAR mill~ and rrhnrrlc~ f.
proposed cancellation WI estimated or-ht
ct H. = ccui~ on muia--c~. prup"~od rc-
vision VI classification uu metal "r wood
rorc- prnp"~cd increase In rates "u lrm-
her. rarl"ad- pn Marshall \ Eat Texas
and Katy. pr"po~cd cancellation oi special
rates ou box uud crate material
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-13
SPAIN INDIGNANT OVER
MINISTER'S EXPULSION

+t SrIr Fe1 ia tt.rt' meet
Hu .H'ay ''l ",.ar General Cluanil N
y. .Ur ni lt SEauIel minister There
AN 1.rH rHN... in IGr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-13
HEAVY SELLING CAUSES DROP
IN The MAY WHEAT MARKET

IN ~~W'IIIVW I'--.T
Chicago. lll.. Fen. l3. Heavy SELF
bob. to-day caused q Wild drop m thr
wheat market NuN w quoted w >l. ~
prr hu-hrI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-13
HOW GERMANY REGARDS U S. NOTE.


III Z . luui
tl, d friendly language
i tr viii contend that the German "rf
i rlly in-tn,I b, .l.t,'- "tt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
STOMACH MISERY
ALL VANISRES

HEXETS will allow you 70 cat any
thing that is ft % eat. They will
prevent that stuffed. dull. sleepy
feeling They will swectcn your
stomach-stop that gassy belch-
ing They will give YOU an appe-
utc worth while.
Heart eaters always get the most
enjoyment out Of life and are al
ways healthy and happy HEX
Els will keep YOU healthy IL you
give them a chance
a box Of HEXETS today and
you will be surprised how easily
and pleasantly they work. digest
ing rich and heavy foods without
pain or trouble
Favored with spearmint Easy 20
take 10c and 25c boxes
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part In operations on land. and nov
ed a battery Of guns from his vessel.
He a the honor Of receiving the
surrender Of a Confederate regiment
Of Infantry. probably the only sur
render Of the sort during the civil
war. He attained the ~rade OF Com
mandcr. His last service was IN
Hight house duty on the ohio river.
He retired In 1855 and moved 10 Vine
land. y J., where his death was
caused by being thrown from a buggy.
injurinr his head.
Rcy. Prof John James McCook. the
other living member Of the family.
served a. a Lieutenant OF Volunteers
In the First Virginia Regiment. dur
ing a short campaign IN West Vir
giniu. This regiment was almost eN.
clusively recruited from Ohio. RE
was at K~eilysburE. onc OF the earliest
C-nEagemCnts 81 tho war lie gradu-
a. Trinity College. Hartford. and
began the study % medicine. bur
abandoned 10 20 enter tho Protestant
Episcopal ministry. He was disfin
guished a. a |linsuist lie is a. pres
eut q professor a. Trinity College
The above nance. most Of whom
have answered the last call. add a pc
culiar lustre. 10 the nations war
Picture Gallery" They responded
TO the call ~ duty. and well perform
their part, which ls an that men
called ON can do.
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the plains 20 California. He returned
before the war and studied law In the
once OF stanton a. McCook. At the
hrst war "alarum" he raised . com.
pany and was elected It's captain. @
BEING the first company 20 enter the
service from Eastern Ohio. He was
assigned TO the Second Ohio reri-
mcnt. and took part In the FIRST battle
OF Bull Run. IN q reorganization he
was made major OF the Second Ohio.
and rose by death and resignation Of
MS seniors 20 the rank Of colonel At
the battle Of Peach Tree Greek. near
Atlanta. he commanded a brigade
He was In many OF the battles Of the
west. Pcrryville. Stone River. Lookout
Mountain. Missionary Ridge and Re
SAGA. When tho Second Ohio vas
mustered out after three years. no
was appointed colonel Of the One Hun.
Gred and N~inety-fourth Ohio. and was
ordered 90 Virginia. where no was as
signed to a brigade. He was brevcted
a brigadler general AZ the close OF the
war. He moved 20 New York. where
he served in Congress and was score.
tary Of the United States senate FOR
years. BE Is one Of the two ilying
McCook4
Rev. Henry g. McCook. ~ d.. grad
uated from Jefferson College and
Western Theological Seminary At
che outbreak Of fho war hn was spend
Ing bis vacation ln Illinois. and be 40
once engaged in raising troops and
stumped Dewitt county. Illinois. to-
raise troops BE was mustered into
the Forfv-hrFt Illinois. and was ap-
pointed its chaplain After serving "a
year Do resigned and entered the COS
rel ministry Later he was pastor OF
many prominent churches in the East
He was the author a. many thcoIor
zeal and ecclesiastical books. also of.
1904 popular novel The Tatms-s
founded on tho Whisky Rebellion.
flls studies OF ante and spiders end
their habits made him famous among
nafuralists Of the world. Hls death
occurred several years since
IN Naval engagements
Commodore Bodrrick sheldon uo
Cook. o. S ~. was n graduate Of an.
napolis Academy. and hia first service
wac on the CONGO River. Africa
whence DO bad cent home with q
n~ize crew. in CHARGE OF n captured
Slavor He took part in tho operations
Newhor1o Wilmington. Char
loston. Fort FISHER and on tho James
River. AZ Nowoerno no took active
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LITTLETON

LITTLETON. W Va. MAJ ao-Mls4
5I.ia iyles returned Co FalrmDrt sum
gay AFTER a short visit with her parents
AIR Rosie Pyles attended the funeral
~ blanche Lineley at Rice Ridge Mon
Miss Flasslc connevay H VISITING
friends 600 tsirmont Tor o. few days.
a. toorEe was "a business visitor
ln Man' trF.on. Monday.
spent Monday with friends hsre
MlaH MArFnr,f ANN spent Monday
WIZ friends Boo Cameron.
aF tiarr{ Mu-gro1s was o. business
VISITOR lu wheeling. Tuesday
liss Edna Ions returned fo FaIrmont
parents Mr. and Mrs L Iar~ ''" ner
Mesers Howard Ar-sfr Ercu Mackev.
iglr,l EE.rt Wednesday evening
Messre WILLIAM LemIy. and James
ttef1ins 20 Hundred attended "a party
here Wednesdav evening
Mr. Charles H0hIuanH and daughter
Ionris visited friends iu Fairmont. We'd
Mr, WI Moor, of Erdico't visited
The Ladies asa society met a. the
rome N Mrs samuel Poe. Thursday az
Mrs % Robinson and con James
win Friends d. Sow M~1rtirsviue
Ing die family here FOR n fru daya
hra . Robinson ~ Sew Martins.
i. attended DC funeral nj Mrs. Essis
N- ana M-s D. Riddle and two
d3.f1te-s -eft Tor fraIr now home 40
Mr A. ~ scott % Mound -iu was
a sine .l-iter bore Thurfd1y.
w ,Nn-Ire murphy was H business
o9
ThgrHdag s@vrHinr Win friends i1 town
We MarEarsf Anti woe hopping ir
MIaa MAJ Tafrrsrr OF e-HYrr.r1 No..
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land. He served with the Western
armies. and in Grants campaign with
the Army OF che Potomac from the
Battle Of the Wilderness 90 the cross.
ing Of the James River. He was com
missiOned a captain and aid-de-camp.
OF y S. Volunteers for gallant services
a. Shady Grove. W. Va. where ne
was wounded. In civil life he was a
lawyer Of recognized ability. and rep
resented many big corporations. lie
was also Interested I'm many educa-
tional Institutions. and was a prom
inent Presbyterian layman. and ne
was a member 81 the committee that
prosecuted the Briggs Heresy case.
His death occurred several years ago.
The John Mecook Branch.
Dr. John MCCOOk. the head OF tnis
branch wa a physician Of unusual
ability. and his wife was a woman OF
ane Attachments He was an ardent
patriot and a lifelong Democrat. he
gave his whole weight TO the support
OF the government during the Civtl
war. and be did unattached service
for the Union cause The children
Of this couple are a. follows
Major Edw. MOOdcy McCook. wa
A..L r.. .AH ~ N|E .E|||ENA LM .MN
Pixies Peak rcgion. where he went 10
practice law Ie also served IN the
Kansas legislature. He was in Wash
ingt0n in tho %tr1ubloug era. before tho
war and by a daring feat az n secret
service agent. Tor the government. ue
was appointed into tho regular army
a. a lieutenant 81 cavalry a. the
outset Of the war. he was appointed
Major Of the Second Indian cavalry.
and rose rapidly 90 the ranks of Col.
onel. BHFadicr and Major General.
and retired after the war after bril-.
liant services with the rank OF Lieu.
tenant Colonel 81 the regular army.
Isle most dangerous service wHH ponc-
tratinr the enemies lines by way 81
diversion. previous to Sherman g
march 20 me aoa DE returned from
that f0rlon hope having inflicted
great damage fo tho enemy. defeated
and captured q large number whom
he vac compelled to release and re
tired ln The face OF Hoods entire
army ITO served aH " a Minister
20 ne Sandwich Island. and wac sub
s%e0uonfly twice appointed Governor
~ Colorado by President Grant. uis
death occurred como years AGO
To Rank Of Colonel
Ur.radier General Arson McCook
one of the Ars0nauts who crossed
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WARW00D
Msrk o. chureh redar.

A hanGu~r wm b neid this n
by the m~mb~r q the Warwcod
Christian Bible school ~ their suiic.
ing. corner Seventeenth STREET Anu
hchland avnuN The arAfr will o.
held In the din'nE ron IN the base
ment which will be completed some
time To-Day. All men % the congre
cation and or other conversations.
who wish 20 donate their service m
completins h work are urEcd O. ~
AZ tho church AZ o'clock this morn
ing Morkmen % all trade are IN
Vited. Members ~ the lAdie- Ala
Society % the church. will serve Iuncn
A. ~ coon. Workmen failing TO ~
PorT ~fore @ shall b. at the
church ready TO work a. Il: so D. IN
The children under twelve years 81
age viii be given a banquet IN the
church auditorium A. o o'clock ana
the biz banquet viii b. neld In IN
evening az : o'clock
Members OF the congregation OF the
church have elected Henry G. Nit.
chen a. POSTMASTER. Many speakers
have been invited. among whom are
Mrs. Decima Campbell Barclay.
daughter OF Alexander Campbell.
founder OF the Christian church. Rev.
W. n. Fields. OF the First Christian
church. Wheeling. who organised the
Warwood church Rev. T Il. Union.
OF Folansbee. first pastor OF the
church; Rev J.. &. Pryor. Of Lancast-
er. Pa. first superintendent OF tn
school Musical selections will oe
rendered by the Warwocd band.
This b. the fourth anniversary OF
the building which was begun on
Decoration Day OF the year 1911.
War pictures and comedy u Gem
Theatre today Afternoon. . O'Clock.
evening. s o'clock. Admission 1Oc.
children SC.
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Take Charge OF Store.

The grocery store on Richland ave
nue.. South Warwood. owned by Harry
l.. Stroebel. has been purchased by
Earl 5. Ford OF Center Warwood. Mr..
Ford will take charge OF the store
Tuesday and 81 will be run Just as IL
has been for the past couple OF years.
Some new fixtures Will be installed
and other improvements will be made
IN the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
HAY FEVER VICTIMS
HERE is QUICK HELP

DO you van a pleasant. harmless
treatment FOR Hay Fever. Rose cold
or rafarrh that all give you quick re.
lieff m %. start using NOSTRIOLA
BALM 90 rre 10 costs but a trlfe.
Get n small tube ~ your druggist to
day Where NOSTBtOLA a. used In
time. those dreadful spells Of wheoa
inR sneez.ug and Weeping ran usually
be- avoided.
NOSTBIOLA is easily applied and
brings prompt relief in cases Of Rose
Cold. Hay Fever. Nasal Cafarrh. Group
Asthma and other stoppaEes OF The ar
passages
Get a small tube ~ NOsTRGOLh %
your drurRIHf today and you'll Wish
you had tried % sooncI.
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Went 20 wellsburo

The Warwood band left at noon yes.
terday for Wellsburg. where they ooh
part I'm the Decoration nay exercises
which were held In Wellsburg by the
members 81 the fraternal orders of
that city. The local band led the pa
.rade followed by the veterans OF the
G. A. Il. In automobiles. !. y. Arbenz
OF Wheeling. was the principal speaker
at the affair
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Important Meetina.

Members Of the Loveland Volunteer
Fire and Protection Association OF
South Warwood. will hold an impor-
tRnt meeting this evening at S O'Clock
at the hose house. Matters pertaining
TO a lawn fete will be brought up and
the date and other arrangements will
be made.
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Picnic az

All plans have been completed for
the picnic which will be given today
by the members OF the Girls and
Boys orchestra Of Warwood at Graeb's
farm OF Glenns Run. All are expected
TO leave town In the morning and will
enjoy themselves IN outdoor sports
all day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

Whom my children had whoopinr
cough n few years aFo the only medi
cine T gave them was Cfamboriair's
CouRh Remedy writes Mrs D o.
Vernon. Burrows. IND "1t never failed
20 relieve their eourhinr spells m
kept their coughs loose The children
liked % better than any other roueh
medicine. and Z know ~ o. aafo and
reliable For sale by al dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31
viii Take Office.

p. =. Rice Of South Warwood. who
was elected town sergeant at the meet
ing OF Warwood council Friday even
ing. will take his office Tuesday.