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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-07
Pioneer of Cremation.

str Henry Thompson introduced ere
nation into Great Britain shortly afte;
the closing OF the American Civil war
Using q reverbersting furnace, he re
duced body weighing IA pounds tt
four pounds OF lime dust within eft,
minutes. Encouraged by Thompson'I
success, Dr.. lie Moyne installed al
improved ineinerator in a small. one
story brick structure on a bill over
looking the town OF Washington
Three years after ais pioneer crema
tion he died and was cremAted in his
own Institution.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-07
Handkerchief Newcrapers.

Pocket handkerchief newspapers
were issued in England in the early
part OF the last century while journals
were subject TO the stamp duty. The
editor Of one OF them. Bertholds Po-
litical Handkerchief. suggested that
after six months wear. If the ing
washed out. he would buy the kerr
chiefs back again from his readers.
The price Of this noval newspaper
wa fourpcnce.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-07

~ ee,1 Z. 1s 45.=z. z-1 ,ze Is:
re center Q. TIE able -Ae zz.c
stated
Have yog ar -55sa Nellie ask
ID
Lots 81 it
Pale bl4e.
Yes
&C. il for re zr3 III x hem
o. VII yoZ-
such Eosezss a. Nellie made.
BU1cLeE Of xLi-e ro5es tied sitL blue
slterlsted sith b1nches OF PIX ted
With The same celestial color Il tie
center The p!nE and white and blue
were combined. giving q Wsues1 ef-
feet that vas original and captivating
Then Nellie vent home. ard that
night she cried On her husbands
shoulder II you had seen tie way
she treated ne. John" she so5bed
Then what made you help her OUT
Why didn't you let her 90 without
towers"
I just couldn't; II seemed 500
unneigh borly. John AID the table
looked beautiful"
Well. women are queer creatures.
her husband said
They at late on The little porch.
and vhsa al last John vent for walk
ane . smoke. and Nellie vas left Alone
in Tie nooGlight. there came suddenly
. voice from the darkness
-Oh. Mrs Sesbit"
II vn Mrs. Wentworth
7 saw the tip o, your husbands
cigar In the garden" she said, SO !
CANE over j want TO thank you for
the lovely nower-snd the arrange
nent Where did you learn 10 do
such lovely things Mrs. Sesbit?'
Il guess it's in me-" said Nellie, try-
ing hard to b@ friendly. but falling SO
that Der voice "a. chilly and dis
tAnt
I'm afraid Mrs. Wentworth said.
quickly, that I vas very tsctless this
morning But | didn't dream-some-
how didn't take II IL that ! could
possibly AJAX any one 10 do : thing
for M without compensation. I've al
ways lived in the city where every
man looks out for himself. and every
woman Then when vent in the din
ing-room and saw the lovely nosegays.
end the trouble you hAd taken-oh,
Mrs Nesbit, ! felt-condemned abso-
nar
There was no mistAking her real
cortrition 80 Nellie said gently Il
don't suppose | should have felt hurt.
But I've wanted TO be neighbors ever
since you csme-and-and when you
put NE on such a nercenary footing
Il hurt
xrs Wentworth reached out her
hand impulEively We're going TO
be neigh bora after this" she said
Nay come some times and you
shall show me how you make such a
Success with your fovers-snd-"
But Mrs. Eesbit Vas not listening
she was looking out over the garden
where q second spark IN the darkness
spoke Of another cigar besides Johns
Who is out there with my husband, p
ehe asked
Before the other could answer two
men came up the path
Nellie said her husband its Mr
Wentworth He says his wife is with
| you. and they want us TO take ride
With them tomorrow Afternoon to the
Beach it's Saturday half holiday, snC
! could go But told him ! didn'
! know about you
please pleaded Mrs. Wentworth
as Nellie hesitated. then I'll be sure
you've forgiven me
And Nellie. whose tender hear
/ could never hold malice, held out he
hand in gesture OF supreme surren
! der
Il shall love 10 be good neighbors,
she said, shyly
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-07
SPREADING the Scriptures

II Is estimated that the Bible. or
come part OF II, has been published
In 600 distinct forms Of human
speech. Since its foundation In 1904
the British and Foreign Bible soci-
ETY. has issued over 253.o00.o0o copies
Of the Scriptures, Of which more than
ss.Ooo.0oo have been in English.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-07
Reasonable Restraint.

Jones-'Is il necessary for you 10
send your daughter TO Europe 10 com.
plete her musical education?" Brown
-"Yes-I cant stand the Internal
racket here any longer. Portland
Oregonian.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-07
Moore Teeth Of Great Value.

The tech of a gigantic moose skull
found in the sand OF a Wisconsin
creek bottom have an estimated value
OF $50 apiece.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-07
Anile kzncaroo.

Kangsroos, Of which there are Sc
species, can sometimes leap as much
as 20 feet. The male kangaroo stands
from six TO seven feet high.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-03-07
Both Imaginary.

Some Of the cures for human all
ments are imaginary, but so are a
lot OF the ailments.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-10

SEND US YOUR JOB PRINTING
WE PRINT IT WHEN YOU
WANT IT-AND PRINT
1T RIGHT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
SIDE TALKS
Those Foolish Hates.

vas shocked the other day 10 see
a most unlovely expression cross inc
face Of a dear old friend Of mine:
She was sitting opposite men. knitting.
had my back TO the door. she faced It.
an dhad seen Il group Of people entering.
Among them wps 9. girl whom tor some
reason she intensely disliked.
Hence the expression And such an
expression. Her mouth drew down at
the corners. ner whole face hccam" Sur
and disarrcesblc instead OF SY-~t and
screnv The Il angc was startling ana
sadd.ning.
II showed what havoc the habit or
hate csn work when indulged. Perhaps
hate is too strong word. am sure
she would not admit she hated that girl
If she admitted anything. II would oniy
be thn: she dsl:ked her.
Hate ie an ugly word. and one 10
when we do not ike to plead guilty.
If ANYONE asked You how many peo-
rlc ynu hated. y"G would probably say
NO one" yet there might be great
many poor when you would freely adj
NIT YOU d red.
Suppose. '. We call IL the Aaolt o.
Under either name 1t Is terrible
habit Nothing sours the disposition
more quickly than to indulge in II.
she Disliked the Girl at tho Drug Store.
/ once knew a naturally sweet-tem-
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..o.,,o,, ,.,,,,r ba.o Ia do with a place
HI'-LE ,,',,, I,r. SrnIosS""
II ..,,,i,,,,i,..,,,, ..socic,v
, winters Siuli'T sHI'"'h''h''f. go
ladies today "ii"h I'i wv" ~
which ih"!E nuSn;'liH hil"" '.'a-'
remarked. "Ii didh KNOW n''"i' nc.
Antnin"ifc N"uil"h. Iih' r""'
friends III III" smart SCI Wa" E''''''r
AMI IoSerSTdIh N""
Craig shook his head. lie had more
nf human than SrI"uti;i" interest IN 4
case OF 4 woman ri her tallh"r E"h"
wrong.
"p,,, va, ,n,,.,. hayc read ,,r ;hn "a.
,,,,,,,, ,i,',,i,,,n L,,,mnndsn''
.''"',' ,.'.n.,. -. ,c -,
les; sal" cr",-. "'"''N'!' az II !"
"er" all H"WS 10 "ih''
'Schlo%S has thcu---"r at l"H$i had
them The jewels She wnr" al ihc up-
nrg This winter were paste, | Hndrr-
stand
docs Moultnn PLAY ne asked.
- think Sn--rlIi' not hcr, na;urull N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07

pcred woman. who fell into the habtE3i
She conceived all sorts Of iislikeS and
she let them fill Il big place In her nina 4
and heart. Some we're caused by eon11S'
Slight. real or fancied. others woEeSs
utterly unreas0ning. and directed
against people who shouldn't have mAtsgg
tered particle TO her. ~. ;: ;.ssySSs 80
For instance, she cot hate" on ones
Of the girls at the nearest drug etorei;s
and would walk three blocks farther -tol
60 an GRAND TO avoid meeting her: Z. -
Her life was rather empty. and 1h4i
let these disliltcs fill large place tni ~
She WAS always saying. II can't bearieo
and-s". or utrcrinG some little sarc4ett
REMARK when thu lame Of any one OF he
bele-nujrs was mentioned. You can;
think how the habit changed her, ho
unlovcIy it made her appear.
Her Life was Too Empty
AMI then. a great trouble cnter
TO empty life and proved anew
sdagc about clouds and Innings:
drov,, all the WEAKNESSES aud
neSscS out. .-e.,.
afford 70 be dominated BY dislike. e 81:
Youth covers a multieude. of sir-old9f
ase uncovers them : -, 81 u. ~
Don't let the dislike habit get hold Of;
Drive It out when you first. discoyeEtss
yourself indulgins in II. 81
There arc some people whom we 1uStfL
can't like. but We needn't dislike, them:5!
Don't give them the power over yourlsi
dislike. That is doing them too great ant&s
honor and yourself too great a harm: .gsssss
Remember. Malice drinks one-ban Its
own poison. ...,,--S
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and sauntercd into the Bccherrhe in the
most debonair manner We could assume.
Now. son. we'll go ur" he said 10 tho
hoy who. remembering us. and now not
Al all clear in his mind that he might
not have seen US before that. whsked
us 10 the tenth floor.
Let p,~ see" said Kennedy. its
NUMB .e hundred and-cr--
-. prompted the boy.
dressed tho huzz"r and 4 neatly
ri "olnred maid responded
had an appointment here with 3lrs.
-4nu,ton this morning" remarked Ken
nedy.
She has Just gene" replied the maid.
off her guard,
And was to meet Mr.. Schloss here in
half an hour he added quickly
1t Was the maids turn t" look sur
prised.
I don't think he vas TO be here" she
said. HES had SOME
Trouble at the office" supplied Kon-
nedy. That's what il was about. Per-
ha?s h" hasn't h~cn able TO get away
~. Fur had INC appointment. All.
s"e Telephone IN tn" hall. MAJ t.
He had s'rrre'! politely in, ard hy
the hook in the half light lie carried ~
a onc-SidHd conversation vl'h himself
Ions enough to get r good Chancs 10
look about.
There was ar AIR n quot and refine
men, about the adapr,mcnt in The
Recherche.
Bu. The chief objects If interest 20
Craig were the l!'tle square green BALI
covered tables ~ onn If which lay
neatly stacked u p,le Of silt-cdScd cards
and mahogany box full IF ivory chips
Of ed. white and blu"
Kennedy seemed perfectly unll sails
fled merely With 4 curSoTy view of tho
place. as ne huns UP the r-"aivnr and
thanked the maid politely for allowing
HIM to use II.
We rods down in silence. and az We
went down the steps to 'hc street. I
Eotircd the man whom had soon
watching The plare. lurking down At the
lower corner. Kennedy Turkcncd his
pace anil camn up behind him.
WHY. Winters. exclaimed craig.
You here"
II might say til" <;,,uc "a. y"u." grim.
ned thr .lct.CtiV. not 'IiSpl"aS"d owl
IDENTIFY tina our trail had cr"SS"d his.
81 ,>tii,;,"S. you fr.' l"',iiue f"r Schloss.
tr". HIS al, IN. the lt"ch"r"h" S;r, n
deal. playing r"k"r. understand h''
owns AN interest IL IN" gain" Up There. =
knnncdy nodded. hTr said nothing
Il lust saw on" "r tn" "ApG,"rs for tho
rln..c 60 nut hctnr' E"I went IN.
"faplFr" repeated Kennel! 'ur-
priSc,i 'AntnIrrti" E"uit"n 4 'teor"r
tcr a gambling joint" Wha, can a rich
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Continued from Wednesdays Intel

iSanrer.)
Sue vas reigs";"s and we resumed
kenncd ytunE from nsr
and examine = ere was
Ne LIT and outside the De1uXe he
paused. looked abou'. caught sight Of
taAlcab and hailed il.
WHERE. asked the. driver. -
Across tn, the xi1S%t; ii he n. s1id or
down SO can talk. I'll tell you
TO go presently Now. Walter. SIT
as far As you can. THIS may seem like
20 ~ waat thai woman Won't tell Us
or xiv" up the case 800,
as.- Perhaps half an hour Nc waited. still
--liug over the scraps Of paper. sud
an.:o --s-lsas s.andimS in the
dncr,I,y: acre, s,rect Evidently
sns referred not to ride in her own
car. -. moment later she entered a
taXicab,
Recher,,nA apa-tn, 1t- and Mrs. Mculton
stepped our and most ran H.
followed Tnr .or that had taken
hsr up mad jusszS.s rned t" the srou"d
The sar7a floor again. rerar ked Ken
nedy. jauntly Stopping IN ana nod'tns
Then 10 PAUSED suddenly, looked ~
his watch. fixed his Saze thoushttuliE
. cn nc IN instant. and "Hclaimed. b.
r;covge--no. I cant 50 up yet; cIea7
rne nnoman son. Is: us OUT. We'll oe
tonsideTably mysiaed. followed him
- The side walk
~ laughed catching ny bcwtldered look
as IL. opened thu cab door. nidn
wan: :" 20 up now Will" Sne Is ther;.
hat waited 10 CT on eond tt,nnS m,,t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
MAIN INTEREST
OF FAIR WEEK
HORSE SHOW THIS EVENING
WILL BE CHARACTERISTIC.
ALLY IMPORTANT.
Social Activities Are Lax These Day.
When the Races Call Forth
Enthusiasm.

Tho exceedingly hard rain storm If
Yesterday afternoon made the Horse
show at the West Virginia State Fair
grounds An lmpossiblitv for the even.
ine. and resulted in general disap'
rolntmnnr for the hundreds of sp"cta-
tors who have made il a point 10 al
fond the evening show. which is OF I'M,
usual interest. Tho "nrhantmenl or
tho affair. when seen ny daGzIlnS
lights. the handsome mounts the stun;
ming outfit. nj the equeStriennes. and
;he Caictv and general good spirits Of
The many in. attendance result in a
thoroughly satisfying pleasure and
qualification Ia the. lovers at horse
flesh. The failure Of last evenings
plans make ro.night's affair even more
10 be anticipated. and the program Of
Ihe evening assures the GROWING
event If The week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
MINIATURE CONEY
ISLAND AT FAIR
-AFGE NUMBER OF ATTRACTIONS
ON THE MIDWAY MEET WITH
PUBLIC APPROVAL
Shows Of Every Description and Enter
talnments For the Young and
the Old Alike.

The MANAGEMENT of the West VII.
ginia State fair could not have made
2 better selection of anlusements ior
its midway than the attractions that
are being presented this week. There
are shows for the young and old
alike Wonders Of the world thai
persons who see them will never LOT
get their experiences. eXcltementS that
amuse and thrill and for the trlVllous'
" inclined there are two big entertain
nents. The one is the Moulin Ro!2c
and the other carnival OF Egyptian
dancers. Both of these shows have
heir own hands and orchestras with
Il chorus Of pretty dancing and slns-
ing Is.
Fl, first show along the midway is
the Submarine u 4. All the wonders
of under water are shown while ono
is supposed TO be travelling under me
ocean in the huge "submerslble.
The next attractions is q trained
! animal circus for men, women anu
children. This is without doubt the
greatest entertainment Of Its Kind
| that has ever been shown in the city
outside of the big circuses and Is
worthy Of the patronage or every
visitor al the fair this week. Horses,
dogs, ponies, bears and other animals
perform in Il remarkably CTedllapie
manner and d high class exhibition is
given.
Another attraction that is attract
ing the athletically incline is the big
boxing show presented by Bowser anu
Livingston. Paul .Bowser meets all
comcrs above $50 pounds. Miss Llv-
ingston will meet any woman wres:-
lrr, Billie Ninch meets all corners
.15n mounds or less. II they cannot
throw their opponents in five minutes
they will forfcii 81 Miss Grace Brady
enters the ring with Miss Livingston
when there are no other contestants.
Next in line is the big Size sno"
containing y number OF the worlds
wonders and living Curlosiues. In
This tent is found a wild man. mystic
Hindoo fortune teller. snake charm"f,
the electric lady. the lrGlrss MAJ, ano
numerous other exhibitions all for The
one prize of admission.
The last attraction on the midway
shows the days of Adam and Eve. lii
this tent there are To be seen some
rictures Of high class art. The PIC
lures have never been shown in this
CITY before and are attracting a great
deal OF attention
The merry cQround. Ferris wheel.
The Whip. and other amuser/nrs are
also 10 be found on the Concy Island
nf the West Virginia Slate Fair.
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Trial Treatment FREE

This new method is so important to the vel
fare of humanity so vital To every person suffer
ing from any form OF catarrh. that the oppor-
tunity to actually frst it and b,opc its RESULTS.
will be gladly 1tcudcd without one cent Of cost.
large trial treatment. with complete. mi
mute directions. will he sent free tommy catHrrh.
sufferer.
Send no money. take no risks make M
promises. Simply clip. sign and mail the CON,
non and the test package nj the New ruotnet
Treatment will he sent. fully prepaid, together
With the valuable BOOK on CdLirrh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
Miscellaneous Shower.

Ml=a Nilda Cochran. whose mar
rage 10 Mr.. Charles Reynolds TOOK
Mace last evening. was honored on
tuesday evening with miscellaneous
shower given by Miss Marie Brink
man a. her home IN The South Side
Miss Cochran WAS Shnwpred with
many pretty and useful gifts and con
Guiding delightful evening luncheon
was served AT IN o'clock Decorations
If yellow roses adorned the table. The
guests included
Misses
Hllds Cochran. Della Anderson, of
Emma Frederick. Littleton. ". Va.
Jennie kluC. Anna Frederick.
Marie Brinkman Winnie SChneister.
NeSsrs.---
Tohn Nodcr. Dick Vance.
Raw Almond. VIM. BriDkman.
VIM. Mosshers. David MossberE.
Mesdames-
w Anderson. of a. Brinkman.
LlttletOn. VIM. Cr. Emmert.
Mr.. and Mrs. a BraShar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
BURNS ARE FATAL
TO RAILROAD MEN
ENGINEER WlNLAND PASSED
AWAY YESTERDAY MORN.
ING AT WOODSFlElD.

Fireman Hughey Died Yesterday A.
ternoon at Martins Ferry Hos
pital-Victlms Of o. r.
G. w. Wreck.
Engineer George Winland and Fire
man Frank Hughey. of the Ohio River
&: Western Railroad. both died y@ster'
day as The result of injuries and burns
received Tuesday afternoon in a rail
road wreck at Woodsfeld. Winland,
who was too badly burned and inquired
to be removed from Woodsfeld, died
Yesterday morning at $50 az that
place. He is survived by a wife and
an eight-year-old daughter.
Hughey. who was badly scalded all
over his body, with the exception Of
his face and part Of his chest. passed
away yesterday afternoon at 2:45
o'clock at the Martins Ferry Hospital.
He is survived by wife and two chill,
dren. The body will be sent to his
home in GAINESVILLE this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
Evan+e ar Carroll Club.

The social season Of One Carroll
club will b. opened on wednesday
evening, Sept. 90. with hall which
under the supervision Of the commit
ten in charge, will prove ono of the
most elaborate affairs of their season
The Ladies' Social club will hold
their opening afternoon card party on
Wednesday, afternoon. Sept. -. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
Membership Committee.

The membership committee OF the
Woman's Club Will hold j meeting on
Tuesday afternoon at the Windsor no.
tel. when they will plan for the re-
ceptinn which will open their study
season for The year 1861. At this
affair. which will be Of handsome ar
rangrmenl. The members added to the
club during The recent membership
campaign will he welcomed by all the
former members. who are especially
invited tn he present. The reception
will ne an elaborate event OF late Sep
tember
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
Twins Resume Meetings.

Yesterday afternoon. at the Wheel
lee Country Club. three Of the Twtgs
held their first meeting Of the coming
season Mrs. William Cracraft was
hostess 10 The members Of Twig Two.
and Mrs. 4. W PAUL and Mrs. Robert
lIazlctt had the members of Twig
Five as their guests. Following rhe
luncheon the guests devoted the re-
maindcr of the afternoon to needle.
work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
LA TOILETTE LEADS

LWAEkEE, Wis, Sept. Il. frac'
liCally complete returns from iiltS-nh'
OFT nf $rvrnly-Onr rnunlIrS give -"
Fullrti", rru@rrs<tv" candidate. IN me
contest for nomination lu! United
States. Senator. In.n.:; ana l"llrirs,
Conservative Republican l22.@n1.
in forty counties Governor Ihliirr
received =. 9%n. Patton "I.'ll; Me
Govern "n.!i';l;.
The race inr IN" nomination '"r
Lieutenant Governor II rnnr"uhn ia
bifhr,lr. wIrh -, 80 against tnuSiE:-.
500 in she luriy cOunlIr" htdlh
from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
coIIeuiate AIumnae Association.

On Saturday afternoon at the Young
+Womcns Christian Association the
Collegiate Alumnae Association will
hold their first meeting Of the year
The president. Miss Anne Hugus, will
preside, and with this early resump-
lion of their work very profitable
study year is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
None Equal to Chamberlain's.

None EQUdT 70 OTdrHUcT!aTH o.
81 have tried most all Of the cough
cures and find that there is none tina.
equal Chamberlain Cough remedy. II
has never failed to give me prompt re-
lief" writes ". V. Harner. Montpelier.
ind. When YOU have cold give this
remedy a trial and see for yourself
what splendid medicine it L. OBJ
tainahle eNervWhere:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
Dinner Party.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Holloway. AT their
residence. "Ioellyn." entertained Il
small party Of friend last evening al
dinner the remaining time being
spent at the Horse Show.
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Board Meetinq.

On Monday afternoon, at the Flor
ence Crittenden Home, the members
Of the executive board will hold an i'm,
portant meeting. which it Is hoped all
members will attend. as several mat
ters of Importance will be transact
ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07
Dipper AZ Country Club.

liph, club will be held this evening at
the Country club. Manager Dimmey
will serve dinner at $50 o'clock and
an interesting program will follow.
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w = T IL MEETING,

The Wheeling Central ". c. T. y.
will hold its annual meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Rebecca Schoteld. Four
1eenth and Wood streets, Friday even
inr. September s. This is the CLOSING
session Of the year. and good at
tendance is desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07

Our display - Fall and Winter
Millinery is now ready for your m.
spectior. and embraces all tho latest
New York ideas. No opening later
Marsden /. CoIvig. 10A4 Main Street
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MUSICAL
INSTRUCTION

Mr.. EDWARD BLUM EMS e Rs0s;
Will resume his classes in VlolinSS
Piano and Harmony on Monday
Sept. II. ~
Arrangements for lessons may
be made on Saturdy morning.
Sept. g. @s ,;.z3hhsss;SS
Studio: Cd Virginia Ave-, Isi1nd.;ass
se;s;lss
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BELlL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25cat all druggists.

these will undoubtedly prove quite as
popular AZ the series Of like events
last year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07

Careful experiments and Investigations have shown
that as the troubles were expelled from the nose and
throat the real cause of the disease was overlooked
and in short time the Catarrh would return stronger
than ever. Mr.. Gauss has gone way ahead OF the
ordinary methods of treatment and has provided
remedy that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-07

Sarah ]. Cape. Mount Pclia. Tenn. says. I
suffered the pains and distress OF catarrh for
thirteen wears and needless to state. tried yearly
every mcthod. hut By your new method was
comti<triy cured aud you cannot imagine the
-. that has come over me"