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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-16
BATAVIA.

Wallace Campbell. son OF Mr.. anu
Mrs. 7. NJ. Campbell of this place re-
turned home from Chicago frloa!
morning where he has been studying
to be an undertaken.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Matlock were
Ottumwa passengers Friday.
w. j. Willis and son -in-iaW n. d.
Pickerel were in Mt. Pleasant Monaay
where the latter has taken position
Miss Minnie Rodabaugh of Stell. Mo-
Is visiting at the home OF her sraho
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner.
Mrs. William Armstrong was snoP
ping in Ottumwa Tuesday.
Claude Conner and family or Milton
has moved back to Batavia ana VIII oc-
cupy the George Ebe property
Wilbur Lyons went to Ottumwa FIJI
day where he will visit with his motner
Mrs. H. J. Hewlett ....
Samuel Kitchen who has been Visit
ing his parents in Peoria, H.. returned
home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baldridge were
ottumwa visitors Thursday.
q CLYDE Sparks was transactlng pusl-
ness in Fairfield Tuesday.
w. Little who has been living mere
for the past few months has moved TO
Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Steel of Meckling,
s. D., came Mondsy evening 10 WISH
With the Degood family.
George Blosser was visiting IN falr-
ield Monday.
Miss Mary Crowther who was teacher
In the Batavia high school last year ls
spending a few days with Miss F1ossie
Lewis.
W. O. Stebelton who has been here
visiting from Deering, S. D., departed
for home Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Jonathan Harris VINO
have been visiting their daughter Mrs.
]. M. Wilson of Hedrick have returned
home.
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BlR MIN CHAM.

Mrs. Holwing and son of Decatur. Ill.
, who have been visiting here with her
sister Mrs. Baumgarten returned home
last week.
Miss Mary Grau, a teacher in the
Stockport schools. visited over Sunday
with her friend Miss Patti Sherman.
Miss Ruth Layman of Lbertyville
visited over Sunday and the first of the
week with her sister Miss Olive.
Kenneth Monger has returned to his
home at Eldon after a visit with his
aunts Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Roth.
Mrs. Jane Walker of Fairfield is Wis
ting her sister Mrs Josie Pleasant.
DR.. s. II. Bauman went to .Ames on
Monday to attend a meeting of the
state Veterinary Medical association of
which he is member.
Mrs. Sarah Perrin is visiting this
week with her sister Mrs. Bell CAL
houn.
The basket ball game with Cantril. a
double header. will be played Wednes-
day evening. Jan. II.
Everett Roberts OF Dolan. d, Wis
tied here last week with friends.
John Rail went to Butler, Okla. last
week with his sister Mrs. Belle CAL
hOun
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exceed two thirds (2-3rds) Of its issued
and outstandine, stock at the time, and
the private property of the stockhold'
ers and members of the corporation is
and shall be exempt from the cOrpor-
ate debts of the corporation. Until the
annual meeting Of the stockholders on
the first Wednesday of May, 1917, the
board of directors shall be David Ed
strom. Chrles Hallberg and Captain
John c. Fairfax, and the officers shall
be David Edstrom, president: Colin M.
Mackall. vice president and Charles
Hallberg, secretary and treasurer.
Signed this January II, 1917
Edstrom Company,
BY David Edstrom, President
Charles Hallberg, Secretary.
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ALB
Lrds has returned from

l.. 3. Edwards has returned from a
visit in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Chas. Olds is visiting relatives
in washington Iowa and will go to
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City before re-
turning to Abba.
Miss Helen Nye has returned to Co
lumbia. Mo, after visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Grace kellogg and son have re-
turned to Sioux City after an extended
visit at. the Wiley Fall home here
Mrs. c. r. Swanson returned Friday
from Libertyville wheer she has been
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman kissick OF
Chicago are guests at the Frank Kis-
sick home here
Mrs Noel Fleming of Charlton is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Mollie Richardson and daughter
Larue have gone to Washington, d. c,
for a visit with relatives They expect
to be gone several weeks.
W. p. Clark has returned from Flor
ida where he went for his health.
Mrs. c. f. Burns returned Thursday
to her home in Muskogee, Okla. after
a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs
Chas Smallwood of this city.
c. r. Kester is at home again after a
visit with his son Louis in St Louis,
Mo.
Mrs. w. A. Koontz is quite sick at
her home here.
Mrs. Bert Arnold returned recently
from weeks visit in Brighton, la.
John II, Clarkson was "A business
caller in Des Moines recently
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RUSSELL.

A number of the members of the loca
I. o. o. F. lodge went to Charlton
Tuesday night to help in doing some
degree work
Alec L.arimer of Humboldt who has
been visiting his brothers VIM. anG
Roy has returned home.
VIM. .Gobble and children of Nolon
S. D., who has been visiting relatives ir
Russell have returned home
Mrs. Ruben La Toilette Of Abba has
been visiting relatives here.
The congregation of the Presbyterian
church gave a reception to the new
pastor Rev. Leo Cain in the church
basement Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Jordan of Fort
Collins, Colo. who have been VISITING
at the parental David Cotter home. re-
turned home Tuesday.
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Wednesday for visit among old
friends.
Mrs. Myron Walker and son were
guests at the I. Nj. Walker home the
fore part of the week.
I. P HinSon has returned from a
business trip 10 Chicago.
Mrs. Guy Rambo of Mace, Idaho ar
rived Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
her sister Mrs. Joe Gear.
John Kent went to Des Moines on
Tuesday where he has been offered a
position
Mrs. Minnie Smith and Mrs. Myror
Walker have departed for FLORIDA
where they will spend a couple OF
months
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Melliott have
terminated a two weeks visit with rel
atives and returned to their home al
WOODBURY.
H. ". Tracy has gone to Florida tr
spend the remainder of the winter
Mrs. Jesse Mills and daughter who
were called to Highland Center on &C
count of the serious illness OF her
father A. p Estes, have returned
home.
Ira c. Hadley has returned from
business trip in southeastern Iowa.
J. Range of Valley was business
caller here Tuesday.
DR.. Eva Dittman of Cashmere
Wash, was in town Tuesday calling on
friends after an absence of sixteen
years.
II. 5. McVicker of Sigourney spent
Sunday here with friends.
T. F.. Hadley and mother have re-
turned from visit in Wichita, kans'
with relatives.
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eturned to her home at weldon, II

returned to her home at Weldon, ILL.,,
Friday
w. S Keller expects to leave the
first of the week for Dalton City. ILL.,. to
visit his mother who is seriously i'll.
Dr. J. S. Craft has returned from
Ames where he has been in attendance
at the State Veterinary association.
Lou Turner had the misfortune to
fall on the ice Thursday and injure
himself so that he has been confined to
his home.
r. M. Birkes of ST. joe Mo-, will
have charge of revival meeting in
Eddyville at the NJ. f. church begin
ming February l.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Patrick is quite i'll this week, suffering
with pneumonia.
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Railroad Time Tables

c. N. & ST. p. TRAINS.
No. GOING Southwest Depar:
s5A--conthwest Limited :. 1:45 a. m
A stub train will leave station
for junction at AS a. m. re.
turning arrive at station al
2:04 a. IN.
sA-Kansas City local -. 10: a. m.
33B-Ottumwa to Seymour 4:45 p. m
s3R-Local freight ........ ZOO a. m
Going East. via Cut of.
s2H--Local .............. T45 a. m
sA-Davenport, Chicago. Eli p m.
7eA-Leave Junction -. 1910 a, m.
A stub train will leave station
for Junction at 1870 D. m. re-
turning arrive at station at
1918 a. m
Marion Line, Going North.
lB-Ced Rapids. Savanna.
Chicago ....... S'3o 4. m
,osR-Cpdar Rapids. Marion 5:1op. m
94R-Local freight 80. 800. $50 a M
Marion Line, Coming South.
1c3E-i ON Marion ........ 1o:lH a. m.
2IP-From Marion ........ 1885 a. m
s7B-Local freight ....... 900 p. m
A-Daily.
B-Except Sunday.
Local fretghts depart from and term.
,nats Ottumwa Junction.
2 H. Jacobs. Agent
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EDDYvllLE.

Henry Mahoney who has been serv
inc in the national guard on the border
has returned home. He has decided tina t
he will not re-enlist and has accepted a
position with a manufacturing firm in
Webster City, Ia.
Jim Miller was q business caller here
Friday.
Mrs. Laura Elliott who has been Wis
ting relatives and friends in Eddyville
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He Was Out

In village cricket match the local butcher was
batting when ball bumped up and hit him on the
head, from which the wicket-keeper made catch
Flows that?" yelled the wicket-keeper.
"Hout," said the umpire
"But it hit me on the head" protested the bats
man.
Il don't know where it it you," responded the
umpire. "But knows the sound of wood so hout
you go" = London Fun
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SENTENCE EXTENDED.

London. Jan. IS. DR. Karl Lieb
llnecht, the German socialist leader
has received an additional sentence O
four and one-half years at hard labo1
and expulsion from the Berlin bar. &C
cording to a Central News dispatch
from Amsterdam today
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-16

A court martial at Berlin last year
sentenced DR.. Liebknecht to four years
Imprisonment for military treason He
appealed to the Imperial military tri-
bunal which gave decision on Novem-
Der last rejecting the appeal
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RICALAND o.

Bruce Fox of Brighton was a visitor
in town Saturday.
Thos F. Duffy, national lecturer. Nj.
W. A. Of DubuQuet was in town We'd
nesday and addressed the members OF
the order here.
=. Mrs. Lottie Rice of Chicago arrived
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lis, Mimi. to Join Mr.. Grant and they
will establish their home here.
Frank Youtsey of near Russell has
returned from a visit in Lineville with
his daughter.
Miss Blanche Jacobs of Des Moines
has returned home after a few days
visit with Mrs. Tom Anderson.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Bown have gone
to Rochester, Mimi, to consult spec.
ialist, as he has been suffering with
stomach trouble for some time.
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ROUTE c. 9. & q,

No. Going East Depart
,,A-Chic, Dubq. Quincy 100 a m.
seA-Ar from Des Moines 1908 p. m.
sA-Chicaso Limited $50. 1888 D. m
,11B-Ft. Mad. st. Louis S:s5 p. m
4A-Chic.. ST. Louis. Qcy us D. m.
,A-CMc.. Peoria. R'kfd. 11:1S p. m.
,7sR-Ottumwa. burlington 1885 a m.
iSR-Otta to Burlington :. $50 a. m.
1oA-Atlantic Coast Linn. 7:1e a. n
Going West.
sA-Omaha and Nebr.. -. 1913 a. N.
sA-Omaha. Ore. Calf. 7:37 a m
1A-Denver Express 49,. 1921 a. m
,3A-Des Moines local $500 a. NJ.
,IsR-Ar. from Fl. Ma. 1880 a. II,
I7sR-Peoria to Creston... 1:55p m
iiB-Ar. from Burlington. $50 p. m.
1A-Chicago to Denver %'53 D. m
lA-Denver ............. 12:2l a. m
A-Daily.
B-Except sunday.
J. H. Robinson. Agent
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~. Going North Depsrs
47lB-Des Moines, Omaha. Sis p. m
177R-From keokuk $50 p. m
I7sB-pes Moines. east and
west 10: SO a. m.
.-5A-D.s Moines, east. west
and north ........ Sis a. m
Going South.
47oB-Eldon and K. c. -. 1913 a. m
i;.P-Keokuk and south 330p. m
ElA-Eldon and X. c. 80. 10: so D. m.
I!sR-Ot,urnwa. Keokuk -. s: so q. m
A-Dnily.
E-ENcept Sunday.
]. H. Robinson. Agent
All trains stop at freight house, at
foot Union street.
WABASH RAILWAY
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You can make profitable sales by advertising
through The Courier's classified column Want Ads
one cent per word each insertion. Minimum rate,
fifteen cents.
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OUlCTy anu Live SCOCk
FOR SALE-REGISTERED GUERN-
sey cattle. also high grade team
young mules, well broke. Address
Grant Enlow, Fairfield, Iowa. Phone
1855
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED-MAN TO BECAME Gov
eminent mail clerk. 5000 to $500.
Preparation for February examina-
ton at small cost. Catalogue free.
Mcdaniel Institute, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
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KEoKUK & DIES MONIES RAILWAY
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Personals.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ankle and little
daughter OF Colcrain. ARE Thanksgiving
guests Of her mother Mrs. Josephine
White of South Lincoln avenue
Tho Homo society NJ the Christian
church. will meet. Friday afternoon with
Mrs. William Scheck Of Highland ave-
nue..
Miss Alice nunfcc Of Key. will be- here
today 10 spend :he end Of the week rs
Il guest IF Miss Jessie Mcclure Of West
Thirty-n:nth street.
Corporal william Greenwood will he
here today to visit ms mother. Mrs
Greenwood Of North Central avenue. Ike
is stationed with the army Mt Camp
Sherman.
Mir Angus, Kocnamund ri East Thi-'
ty-sixth street. continues to be very IL
NJ his home.
Mrs w. r. .Tones ~ South Lincoln
avrnn". has presented 10 the focn
branch Of tho Red Cross society beau
iitl:! patch work quill, which will BE-
sold for tho benefit OF the organization
Miss Martha Smith has the quilt and
Viii he glad 10 show it 10 any one who
is Interested.
Dr. l3. Il. Pricr and WIFE with their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
DON'T COUGH
ANY LONGER
Too ate to Prevent Your Cold!
But Now's the Time to Prevent
It's Serious Consequences.

You Will not find better remedy
than DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey to PR
vent your cough from developing INT"
q grave and even dangerous atImenI
Tins pleasant balsan preparation Is
antisepHc, and quickly effective. When
YOU take Or. Belts Pine-TaF-Honey
you check the spread OF Infectious
germs, loosen and help eliminat" the
phlesm, eoothe the inflammation ana
relieve that grippy feeling.
Get bottle Of Or. Bells Flne-IaT'
Honey and watch your Improvements
from the first dose Do not be salts
fed With half treatment. however.
Take DR.. Bells Pine-Tar'ToneE TIL
: your grippe, cold or bronchitis 1s com
pletely relieved. For hoarseness and
sore throat use also as a garglh. The
taste Is so pleasant, children take It
without coa1fng.
Tear this ad. out and take IT. to your
druggist with CSC and he will give you
the genuine Dr.. BsNrs PineTar-Honey.
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WELLSBURC

wEILSBTRG. ". Va, Nov. 2s.-The
retail produce merchants OF tho city
apoopted a 15-dny credit system ut thor
oeednx on Tuesday evening. The com
1nhtee nppotnted at meeting week
ago reported favorably on this ptsrn and
It was adopted here To Do effectfT
SATURDAY. December LIST. Under the
term, OF the new rules. all bills must
be settled In fun Oh the ist and l'tn
Teach month Those failing TO pay a.
thi. time will be reported TO the aSis"-
ciztiora by the merchants.
Tho. merchants are sending notices
to their patrons and have cards poSecl
IN The stores Of the change In tho credit
system and they expect the new rules &c
work smoothly frvrn the start. With 10
trardships upon anyone.
II Is expected also that WREN the ne"
5rses are fully in operation that lower
nrlces WIN prevail rs the merchants can
nm their stock over easier and "1'n
,.st delay than under the present sSs-
tenn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
NEW MARTINSV|LLE

Tho Young folks Of the city arc max
Ing I'LL plans for Il THANKSGIVING dance
70 h. held Wednesday, '""n!nE in III"
Snihcn hail. over 80 invitations hav"
been issued Mooney orchestra Of Sis
L.rvlnr. will furnish the music for
the occasion
Ecv. t. Z. Compton. Of Moundvll".
was visiting friends IN this city Sun
day.
Miss Mildred Mc(,aslicy has returned
10 Folsom, after spending tho weekend
with hc- parents on Maple avenue.
Mrs. T. D. Morgan and daughter. Miss
HCnIi!c, were shopping In wheeling sat
urdny.
Miss Nellie stone has rcturn ned from
n Weekend visit with relatives Mt f1nc
Grove.
+. l.. Dunlap has returned IN Fnrtrrs
Falls. after spending several days
with his family here.
lTcrber: Smith has returned IL his
nome I'm rarkcrshurE, after being nus
mess visitor l., tho city.
Anssc. Mabel L"ntz AMI Mabel Potts
have returned from Clarkshnr%. wh"r"
they attended the ". v. t.-""Si"Ean
.n",hall ::iruo
Mr.. and Mrs Snow have returned IL
their homo in Wheeling. after visiting
at the homo Of Rrv. s. {. Jones.
Mrs. Lena Clark has returned from
n two ycks' pisi; with her son in Nor
EnDtuwn-
Among tho&" who at"trd"r III" foot
hall game Ut CIarkshurg Saturday from
here were: Clark Muse Albert h"r-
cor. Thayr- Mcintyre. Warren Nor
ris / H. Morgan. burrows $n"dEraSs
MI many others.
Mrs. I. T.. FIsh"1 ha$ returned frog!
, visit With relatives m Marietta -.
Miss Lois Clark has returned from
CIarksbur2. where She visited Miss
Mahrllc Gay.
Mr.. and Mrs. N Leach h1v" rct"rn"'!
IN their homo In Moundsvill", after VS.
lung Mr.. md Mrs. Roy I,"l": on Marn
street
Ed. Rouse. OF Smt:hn"ld. was calling
an friends in this city durin:, tho week
end.
Mrs. Sumner Willi'u1s "ut"-ta'H"d
-, rrw Of h.r friends Sunhty "Nrn!u.;
Win , 6 0'clnrk Dinner. NJ h.:. hoH0n az
%nr:t Main street.
Mrs. Cecil Van Camp az 0ntarl"
c'an.lda. Is Tho guest nr friends III 'h''
city.
Frank Young has returned :"
Moundsv,lio after Visiting his ;a:"nts
In this city.
Eoscwili cole M" returned from .
visit with fri"rd; In pittsburgh.
Mrs. !. g. Enwrn h;rs returned from
n visit IN Wh""linE
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daughter. Miss Price, are spending the
holiday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Price in Wcllsyille. !!
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Filby. who hare
been spending the fall at Alcppo, rT
where he is employed. are here for Che
end 70 the week at the home of her par
ents. Mayor and Mrs. Rossell SaInmonE.
The local Council or tho Improved
Order of Red Men will entertain large
number Of representatives. from neigh
boring lodges tomorrow evening. This
Is the regular November visitation for
this district
Mrs Dav. Carpenter Of Lincoln aye
nue.. has been quite sick for several
days.
MIR. R. ". Tucker teacher Of manual
training left last evening for his home
at West Union in Adams county. He
was accom- % nicd by Charles Danford' Of
the faculty. who will be his guest Tor
the holidays.
Cyrus Lutes. who is a member Of the
L. 5. infantry. stationed at Charlotte.
~ c.. left Tuesday evening TO rejoin
his company after tcn-day furlouSh.
spent ut the home of his mother. Mrs.
George Keyser.
Miss Helen Morgan a member Of the
high school faculty. is spending the
thanksgiving school holiday with hes
parents near Cadiz, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Six OF PittshaOFA
we're guests OF his sister. Mrs. ]. /.
Kushn Of Adams street. on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nv. Allcorn returned
on Monday evening from East Palestine
Ohio. where they had been called ION
Friday. because Of the deaths Of two
relatives. sster-in-law and cousin.
who died quite suddenly on Fiday morn
ing.
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of the business houses OF tho city VIII
mark the day. The workers in he var!-
Gus industries will have n on" day holI-
day and the stores will close through
out the day. The banks VIII b. closed
all day The usual custom of keeping
the stores open late tho evening pro
ceding the holiday will be followed
Practically all business houses will D.:
open tonight.
Thanksgiving VIII be quiet day. in
the afternoon Wellsburi5 and Manning
ton High schools will play football -
the Fourth ward field.
In the evening L union church scrric"
will bc held Mt III" Christian church
40, Rev. I.utz, preaching. Mass VIII
De read ut the Catholic church in tac
morning at o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Officers Arrive Homo.

St"uh,I.VIllr men commissioned - IN"
officers rrS"rN" training camp -; Fort
T:cnj Harrison. arrived home to-day AID
were warmly w"lCom"d by th" citizens.
They Will havo TWO weeks ~ Spend with
home folks. having hn"n "rdrr"d % r"-
port for duty l''n'"nh"r 18Th. captain
T. H"h"rtE r"urrtS 10 EI:tl" t'r"cr.
Mich: L',ut"nlNtS Lawrence q. Grit
!itu InI Th"utu~ VI. i."Up, H. i;vcklu:U.
IllinuiS. .Liru;"naut Alva W. Brch"tt "a
tn" signal rGrls a Camp i\"!i"y and
LirUp;"nant II. Foi"y - @lsi /. :. cav
airy. Word wa% r."""iv'd her, j"-,!Hy'
tina. Donald Llry.i. - S;ruh nvll!" boy.
had been commissioned tlrS' lieutenant
~ III" artillery a. Fer, Monroe. and had
b"c! ordered Ia duty in Panama.
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A Vigorous Body Free from Disease
and a Mind Keen and Alert, Il the
Rtrthrtgllt Of Every Nan and
Woman, Say Authority.

Thousands OF men and women right
here in our own state are not earning
uuc-half the money they are capable or
earning. They have enough education;
enough exp"rlenc" and enough knowl-
cdgr. but for some reason unknown To
themselves they remain 1T the bott1m or
the ladder while others 60 steadily 10
the top.
What such people lack is confidence
and ambition and il is only OF late years
that some Of the greatest physicians
have reported that lack OF confidence and
ambition is due to physical causes. and
can H.. speedily overcome
peoplc WIN have no desire TO better
their condition: who arc nervous. run
down. shaky and timd: who hate to get
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
A Wonderful Medicine
Thankful People Prais e
Thompson's Kidney
Tablets

Wheeling p"0rl" rely upon ;his rom
cdy. II il eyer fails to .riy" relief,
your money hack.
For pain in tic back. rheumatism.
sciatira. rundown condition. try this
--latest scientific remedy. II works
quickly and surely. Tnc entire system
will benefit ny taking Thompson's
Kidney Tablets. aS they have tonic
effect. cleansing The system Of impur.
tiles and impartinE 1onr and riror.
John Coleman Go. and li0Ec Davis
Drug Co. sells th"m in Wheeling for
60 cents a box,
When cnnstipatcd and bilious. be
sure and ALSO use rhompSon's DAN
drlion and Mandrake Pills. They Are
purely vegetable. - cents.
Sold by John Coleman Co. and lEnGG
Davis Drug Go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Claims Pamgin and Centian With Every !.
Meal Makes Wax, Nervous Rundown
People Strong and Vigorous in a Week

up in the morning to 60 TO work. should
start this very day to take a tablet OF
p;lmgin Geniian in either hot or cold,
water every morning and night as di-
rccted -.
It's wonderful how quickly this sim
Die. harmless combination OF iron. roots
and herbs will bring back your old time
ambition. give you what you most
necd-confdencc in yourself Often: in
a week, nervous depressed people who
complain Of slecplessness. stomach. liver
and bowel troubles begin to brish ten up,
and become ambitious and energetic
Go to your druggist today and ask for
a small box OF Pamgin Tablets with
Gentian. They are guaranteed to help
you OF money back Your druggist. or
{. Fl. Griest & Co., 1125 Market street.
can supply you: p
Mall orders filled on receipt 81. price.
ono dollar. The PaIngin Co., WheeAng.
w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-29
Shutting or water

Tho civ collector and treasurer has
had considerable trouble collecting lie
iirpunni water rents. and the WAX
hoard has adopted a policy 81 Sh'ttin:;
off tho water IL tn" rental is not PAN
T'u"sdnv several runSuHl"rS were Shn'
Of, and tho amount duo WIS fo-thcom
ing at uuca This policy IL 10 ho pur-
sued in tn" future ~ tn" water board