davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-27

can figure on his future products with
almost as much accuracy as can the
manufacturer of the east, because in
this valley the conditions are more
nearly under the control of the pro.
ducer than they are In any other sec
ton where men depend on agricultur-
al pursuits. These facts are based
upon an experience extending over o
period of years, and the actual expo-
rience of men who are engaged per-
sonally In the business of fruit grow.
ing, and who understand the business
In all It's details. A demand for Colo
RADIO fruit is being created In foreign
countries, and this demand is grow
ing annually. No bearing orchards
can be bought near this land for less
than from $1,000 to $1,000 per acre.
How Land and Water Rights are Sc
cured.
Under the provisions OF the Carey
act, the State Land Board, after the
inspection and approval OF the recla-
nation department of the federal gov
eminent, superyisos fhe entire con.
struoiion OF the irrigation system ana
dams. The Land Board advises and
looks after the interests OF the set
tiers. The entire canal system and
dams ultimately become the property
Of the settlers. Any citizen over the
age Of u can file on these lands with
The exception OF married women FIJI
ing not 10 exceed 100 acres; filing on
less than 1860 4crcs does not exhaust
your Carey act; your Carey act Is
good even though you may have used
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-27

A constant. high priced. easily acces.
sible market and perfect climate would
be enough to enhance the value OF
any land; but when the soil is not
merely good. but superb, Its value u
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27
Board Of Equalization.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of County Commissioners Of Ford
County, Kansas, constituted as the
County Board Of Equalization. will meet
at the County Clerks office, in the court
house at Dodge City, Kansas, on Monday,
June7, 1909, continuing In session as
many days as may be necessary, for the
purpose Of fairly and impartially equaliz.
ing the valuations Of personal assessments
made and returned by the Deputy Asses
sors in Ford County. At this meeting,
or at adjourned meetings, If any, all per-
sons feeling themselves aggrieved with
assessments made and returned by the
Deputy Assessors can appear and have
all errors corrected.
Dated at Dodge City, Kansas, this 3rd
day Of May, A. D. 1909.
s. II. CoNNAwAY, County Clerk.
l3- 80 81.
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27
Normal Institute.
The annual session Of the Ford county
Normal institute will be held at Dodge

The annual session of the Ford county
Normal institute will be held at Dodge
City beginning on Monday, June 7th.
All the teachers Of Ford county, and
all those who expect 10 become teachers
are cordially invited to be present on the
very first day OF the session. Do not
wait for week before you enroll. The
organization is fairly completed now,
and the work will be as effective at the
beginning as on the last day.
The daily program will. be found in
the back part Of the Institute announce
ment, which will be sent out about May
18th.
AS large part Of our teaching force
Is recruited from the ranks of the be-
ginner or those who have had but little
experience, an tffort will be made to
direct the instruction so as to be the
greatest good to this class Of teachers.
We would suggest that the teacher limit
himself to five subjects, that the number
Of classes may be reduced to the mini
mum, thus affording longer period for
recitation and greater efficiency in in
struction.
In circular letter from the state
superintendent be has intimated that the
examination In Physics will be even
more elementary than IL has been 10 the
past. This has been done In the hope
that more emphasis may be placed upon
the important subject Of English Liter
sture. A teacher who LACKS q speaking
acquaintance with the best writers OF our
lang suage can not be real success 10 the
sch0Olroom. A fairly extensive know
ledge OF literature Is necessary to teach
reading with any degree Of success.
Therefore we think 1t would be better to
give little less attention to bare and
liieless facts, and bestow greater thought
on the problems Of life, Its beauties and
possibilities, and on human nature and
on human action as revealed to us In
literature.
The following classics will be used at
the institute: Hiawstha. Snow.Bound,
Eyangeline, Rjp Van Wiskle, and Leg
end Of Sleepy Hollow. These classics
may be obtained Of The Oryille Brewer
Pub. Co., Chicago, ILL.,, at I've cents
each.
The Normal Institute course OF study
may be had BY calling at my Office on
Saturday. Plesse DO not ask me to send
yOu the course Of study without sending
ten cents to cover postage.
Hoping 70 see every teacher 10 this
county on hand Monday morning, June
7lh, we remain yours truly,
RIcHARD B0DYFIELD, co. Supt.
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27

A Chicago club 81 women has de-
cided that. as it 10 called young wo-
mans club, only those who are not
over 40 can longer remain members.
There used to be a time when -25 was
considered the dividing age between
youth and middle sge, bnt 80 adj
yanced are the times where women
are concerned that the line bas been
moved on to the AT, fair and 40 limit.
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27
"A Card.

This Is TO certify that oil druggists are
to refund your money II Foley's Honey
Of Tar fails to cure your cough or cold.
1t stops the cough, heals the lungs and
prevents pneumonia and consumption.
Contains 90 opiates. The genuine Is 10 q
yeIlcw package. The Palace Drug %.
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27
Rev. 1. M. Willfamson's Letter.

Rev. l. W. williamson, Huntington,
w. Va, writes: "This is to certify iha,
l used Foley's Kidney Remedy for ner-
vous exhaustion and kidney trouble and
am free to say that 1t will do all you say
for It," Foley's Kidney Remedy has
restored ealth and strength to thousands
of weak, run down people. Contains no
harmless drugs and is pleasant to take.
For sale by Palace Drug Co.
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For Exchange.

A fine income residence property In
city 10 Eastern Kansas which now has q
population of $4,000, located In the gas
belt; house piped for gas for three stoves
and oyerhanging lamps Also corner
lots. Want close In on the outskirts OF
Dodge an improved place to keep chick
ems. Inquire at Republican office. 33.2
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27
A Religious Authors Statement

Rev. Joseph H. Fesperman, Salisbury,
N. c., who Is the author of several books,
writes: "For several years was afflicted
with kidney trouble and last winter was
suddenly stricken with q severe pain In
my kidneys and was confined to bed eigh
days unable to get up without assistance
I commenced taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy, and the pain gradually abated
and finally ceased. l cheerfully re-
commend FoleY's Kidney Remedy"
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27
Simple Remedy for La Grippe

La grippe coughs are dangerous as
they frequently develop into pneumonia
Foley's Honey and Tar not only stops the
cough bat heals and strengthens the
lungs 80 that no serious reeults need be
cared. The genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar contains no harmful drugs and Is In
a yellow package Refuse substitutes.
The Palace Drug Co.
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27

II you desire clear complexion take
Foley's Orlo Laxative for constipation
and liver trouble, as It will stimulate these
organs and thoroughly cleanse your sys-
tenn, which Is what everyone needs 10 the
spring 10 order to feel well. For sale by
the Palace Drug Co.
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27
HIGH-O.ME
That's the Way to Pronounce HyomsI, the
Money. Back catarrh Cure

That's the Way to Pronounce Hyomsl, tht
Money. Back Catarrh Cure
AS doubt exists In the minds OF many
readers of The Globe. Republican, let us
say that the above is the proper pronun-
citation Of Americas most wonderful ca
tarrh cure. The Palace Drug Company
Is the agent for Hyomei In Dodge City
and they will sell you an inhaler, a bot
tie Of Hyomei, aud full Instructions for
use, for only $l.0O.
And II 1t fails to cure acute or chronic
catsrrb, asthma, bronchitis, Group, hay
fever or cOuphs and colds, they will give
you your money back. The person who
suffers from catarrh after such an offer as
that, must like to sniflle, spit and whe' re,
and be generally disgusting.
Read what Mr.. U. r. Lowe says:
81 bsye used Hyomei for case Of
nasal catarrh which had bothered me for
a long time. can say Hyomei killed
the germs Of the disease and gave me the
much sought and needed relief. From
this experience I know Hyomei to be a
reliable remedy, and l give II the praise
and recommendation that 1t deserves. -
@. r. Lowe, r. r. D. No. 2, Allrgan.
Mich. ;, September 10, 1908
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27

Information wanted as to Whereabouts
Of girl born Mary Miller, who formerly
resided near Dodge City with her grand
parents named Stephens. She 10 heir to
modest sum OF money. Address,
At s. N. LEACH, Adel, Iowa.
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27

This is the time of year when you
should protect your live stock and
property against lightning and tor
nadoes. See L. L. Taylor.
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27

FOR SALE-Fine team match black
geldings, weighing 1900 each, broke
single or double, work any place you
put them. Phone 1922, or address,
ALEX MULLENDoRE, Dodge City, Kans.
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Did you read the Lumber MarketprIces
= this paper That's my prices, and /
haye one Of tbs Hicsst and largest stocks
y0u eyer saw. Yon cant lose me. /
have tleslnH and mean business. Come
and see. A. Il. Lnm ~ Go.
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27

The Farmers Elevator & Supply Co.
will pay the highest market price for
corn, oats, kaffir corn and sorghum
seed. #
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27

For Rent ORe four-room furnished
house and one two.room unfurnished
house. II qulre at this Office. II
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27
Delicious Fenway Candy

Delicious Fsnway Candy
Chocolates Bons They whole
candies higher
dies sod Sold day in the pound
Guarantee Of the United Drug Co.
To whom may
The United Drug established Supply
the relief of ailments medicines prepared according
thoroughly physicians
which dependable
prescribed
implicitly believe In the curative qualities of
Remedies that print package that laboratory
this statements This preparation guaranteed to
does back and belongs
want you to have It,"
guarantee exactly
retail druggist selling Rexal Remedies will the purchase
price customer asking
quibbling Very Respectfully,
UNITED DRUG COMPANY.
lggeNs Saturday Candy.
this
placed the market Quality piece and have
for candy that wasn't half good Same quantity quality
found Guaranteed to fresh Sold
every Saturday in the In pound boxes
Our Endorsement Of RexaI Remedies.
a necessity
proprietary preparations the
various lis which ac humanity As rule do
patent
They the result of deliberate Judgement
mttee than thousand the
OF opinion of this learned
for we have sold line of remedies
''''" '"''''N''' RATfI BATNBRiiDGE
Ask for Free Booklet Your Money Back Ask for Free Booklet
Heah Insurance" Mthey Fail to Cure Bue Line to Health"
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27

E"o uUVVo PfFOoo "IV tHC PIobcut IotuEl
market, aud should enable any person to
figure their lumber bill. will, however,
be pleased to figure your bills on the
above basis at any time.
H. JUNEAU.
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27
The Home cf
!" REXALL REMEDIES J"
N DODGE CITY
OUR PHONE
Number is 22 ifYou Can
Not Call in Person Order
by Telephone
OUR STORE
Is as Near to Youas the
Nearest Telephone
IN DODGE CITY

wn r u~ mr u
d@ m Mdmh &h ~
nRa o. Booklet H Insurance KY Have OF R Copy Have One or
The Globe-republican., 1909-05-27
Atchison Topeka & Santa Pe Ry.local time
card. Passenger and mixed trains.

Trains . 8 are iIisited, pullman fare required
Trains 50 4 81 local freight, 81 carries coach
AIltrains according to central standard time
y. a. TERD, Agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-11

the other officers elected are Sec
Rotary treasurer. Charles Perry
Taylor Of Tacoma. unanimous. first
vice president, Fred Hudson, Bel.
bingham, second vice president
Thomas Mahoncy. Spokane. third
vice president. L. r. Clark. Walla
Walla. fourth vice president, "a A.
Nssermore. Hoquiam. fifth vice
President, W. y bradford. Tacoma.
sixlh vice president. James Dur.
ham. Black Diamond. seventh vice
president ] " Campbell Everett
A. IL. Swanson Of Spokane was
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LABOR MEN ELECT
THEIR OFFICERS

WAIslsA WALl.A. Jan g.--Ho.
qulam was chosen az the next place
OF meeting Of the state federation
OF labor, winning over Spokane by
two votes The time OF meeting
was changed to the second Tuesday
In January
Charles II Case carpenter OF
Seattle. was elected president and
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STATE BANK REPORT.

OLYMPIA. Jan. li.-By l. p
According to State Bank Examiner
Engle, the a6l banks OF this state.
with paid.up capital OF SiS.SS4.3S7.
carry deposits of si35.6t5.7st2T,
In addition to $4,000 600 due other
banks
This report is for the year ending
December 81, 1908. but the figures
above are based upon the call Is.
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sued for statements of November
81. 1908
On that date the fifly-six national
banks OF the state reported s7.7a0.-
600 capital stock paid in. 500. 5SS,.
0s7.S9 deposits and si0.t2S. 2S621
due to banks The balance is the
showing OF the 205 state banks.
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DEER ISLE. Me. Jan. ii--Mrs.
caiome sellers. les years old, real
daughter Of the revolution. aud said
TO loo the oldest person in New
England Is dead at her homo here
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BAR COMMITTEE HAS.
MADE PUBLIC IT'S
REPORT.
Suggests That Judges OF
Spokane County Call
a Grand Jury.

Judge ] u. Bridges. president OF
the Washington state isaf assVela.
ton. has made public the report es
the committee appointed 20 inNesl'
gate the conduct ot Milo A. Root
former nuprcme court Justice
- TIRE Stars prediction oi TWO
weeks ago Of What the icpeft
would contain is verified IN almost
every detail By the report Itself
The committee found no facts TO
suhataatiate the rumors Of bribery.
nishoneh a evidently believes
there are grounds for further ~.
veatlgatson aloa9 this line ga m
Vostixatian By body with the
power 10 compel che attendance OF
Witnesses
Without Implying that any facts
exist which would establish such
>oflense. said the report la this
connection. "the committee has be
Z come convinced that an invesliga.
zion b. some body clothed with In
auislsarai powers might clear up
this matter
Suggests Grand Jury.
ssThe committee recon-
nenas." says the report elise
where, sthat you. a. president
o. the state Bar association,
or ia executive committee, re-
ouess the lucaes o. the superior
!. court fer Seek anc county 70
ear = aranu jury 20 lnsessi0ass
fully whether any ofFense or
oFfenaes against the lsw have
been committed"
REGARDING the Harris case.
wherein Judge Gordon. thea conn-
sci FOR The Great Northern. wrote
4 per earlRm opinion which vas
filed hy Root. the committee Says
cit mas been characterized
By Judge Rect himself a. an
lnacrudence. but. IN our opinion.
"A deserves n4aeh more severe
characserixaticn, ARD shows
such . want Of appreciation Of
tire duties Of judge Of the su-
prsme court as 70 unfit him For
occupying that position"
committss's Report.
The report Of the committees i
a. follows.
To Hon j. II bridges
rreeident ef the Washington state
fA4f Association.
Kea4 sir
The eusnmsiteee appointed ~ sou
In pufsatA ncr - the written request
81 Memorable Hiram A. HadieS, chief
Justice II thr Supreme fnaft ~ tste
state. a. Investigate fnutors ~ I'm.
proper eanduNt and corruption. and
matters accidental thereto. On TIE
part Of Judge Milo A. Root. then ems
81 tne tussires ~ that court. bexA
leave @ r~purt ~ follows
The eonanittee - compelled 20 re-
port that "a has been unable 70
make 4 complete tnVeatt 81 ton be-
cause ~ its feasibility 10 procure all
tae evidence beaFiuR upon import
am matters suhIect 20 is history.
The eemmlttee has spared neither
time nor trouble 10 ret all the
facts ard has had statements frum
all persons whom % could inter
view. snd who ~ the epinios %
. tfe roEtmitfee could probe hlY
furnish ani information. and wasn
ever Il could find them has gone
10 All such persons Eho ald not vol
UNFAIRLY cnfIie before st HAVING no
power "a compel ttst attendance -
Witnesses. or the production ~
f~etimeHy. the eoEuniitfra hma bnen
~ some advantage IS tie proaaea-
tien 81 its work, Meetings have
hean hefd iu spokane. Olympia
TAFouna and Sea title Ii A. Fhn
uufrfun % the commit ne that 40
nsffni purpose Will be eubRerFed By
. tprtinaation - - efforts.
AM statements made to she corn
fnitffe have been taken down IN
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q 10 dan 60 iath she stats aua she
psfauna ranrefNtnF NnHr the rufnaf 70
reffuutlnn Haa been circulated n tNfaf
erut thts she ahaie truthl "a HHssiHis.
hs hnuvh Hafflaa 3a. ~ article e
fhr state constitution provides - fal+
taWa
ANY psfssa may be- compelled g.
testiff b. any lsNfui inFstfte atiaE aF
lualflai rfeereiliuE against anf person
n 40 waY De charged Hith hANfuK Nnfn
fnittsf abe efgsna1 ~ bfihrrF - rafrups
Solicitation. ~ NFRtklre ~ solicit ati4n4
and shall nnf Hs HeFrpiftea 40 sta
hlsid his fHafituuNF an ths sFuVna fhaf
u mas eFfuiHats hilassM ~ sstiart hiai
90 NuhftF fnfamf but auf teatitnMsaf
shall tslt afiRfw ards 30 NsaH against
ham in nnY fadietal praFseafuss -sseefi
fer FEriNfg A. efftnk eneh tastifnnAf
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Iife report then relates iu detail All
81 fhe infta~uin re- tfs rapa If Harris
- che Nfsaf Northern fE ehlFh Juios
Gordon eratr PEI fuftam opinlah
inan heiHH counsel - record f4f the
Great northern in tnis faar
We are constrained 70 rHHrluds -
saFn ne report that thr conduct ~
iadgs Muat hnt fieftian ~ the Harris
rasa was s afpas breach " fadseiai aud
Hfaffaaiaraf rfeUfiFtr futh yundarf
Haald ~ iuldfrrahis fn rfaffirs. and
would lead tu abuses almost a. serious
~ aoaln corruption Hseif a. has been
Characterized ~ fudRe Root higaNHif a.
an imprudenrs. huf. M sur opinion IL
deserves much more severe Characterize
iiun. ard ahuwa such a want ~ aurFas
citation 9f he duties ~ Judge ~ the
HaftffAlr euufi 20 90 sniff niln from ef-
fiaIsNfnH that lHaiifuH
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

ON and after Tuesday. January S.
all Navy Yard and Port Orchard
route steamers viii leave from Col
man dock. foot Of Columbia ut ost
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WiiLEMsTED Jan. 1.-THE Uni
ted states cruiser ncs Molncs left
here today 90 get into communities
zion with la Guaira by wireless
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named as delegate to The American
Federation OF Labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-11

NoTlcE-Mens st00 Shoes
f2.9s. 500 Pacific Blk 80
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rur convenience ~ reference the
aaHatniiiee attaches hereto copies ~ at
isftHrs hetHHsn Judge Root arid VI ~
Gordon ami Hii documents FeiatiuH 60
TIE ffarfis case witch have been sah.
niitfrH a. BE-.
ilHflnE hrrfi1hef1Ff recommended an
iHauisIugn hF grand luft AMI heller Ing
tHaf the recommendation via be acted
upon tbs committee feels DO safer and
f4iffF tnsf H withhold ans further 'ar
afhFl recommendation % suah inquiti.
flaH ahpu set he had or if had shali
result in uH further Hffumu liaHmrut III
eitHef NFeHf csc ruHfamr court nuH The
sfste ugf 1Haacilfi9n NNi have before
iHem Tire Evidence herewith admitted
upon Witch 81 base any proper action
uY nfHref ding
uatef at IaoomH wash. January q
A d. 1909
faIHnnfE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26
l478s7s lT4II7HllIll4 vi T757IT-7 --7-7 49,
1.-THE NEW GAME WARDEN.

I, z, q ~ =, ,o ro,vn r,ad m
! ,.f,;t., 4, ,,,,,or.rs,srt Marty
(. I i ,I .,,o,t n uon
4 y, ,s,s,,,es. &, (, po,,ngton rs
y. u u !. \ =, z,a, 3,,o r,or ,,v,,,a
8 u ~, Il, ,,n,t cb. N
s,,i X , g, snnI.I ,yed ha-pwool
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26
The Same Level at Last.

4 correspondent writes lis That
the Wheeling Tntelllgencer and tliu
Charleston ATail are the most notable
examples OF the newspapers who
tlunled on carrying out the Repnbll
can PLATFORM and one represented tie
Courthouse and the other the wig
wan conventions. In our goodness Of
heart We had never conceived the dsa
bullcal idea of putting these two In
the same class Of newspapers. But
the evidence Is pretty good that they
nnre at last found the same level
Bluehtld Telegraph.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26
OF the people at the coming City cleo

of the people at the coming City cleo,
ton.
(2)-tAND BE 1T FURTHER) RE-
SOLVED that the nominees of this
convention for council be and he Is
hereby instructed to abide by lie vote
Of The, people on such question.
Butcher Amendment.
RESOLVED that the City Executive
Committee be and It Is hereby in
structed to solicit through It's choir.
man, a member Of the Board OF Clt.'
Ballot Commissioners who will vote
to place FOR license" and against II.
cense'" upon the Official ballot 10 b.
used at the coming election.
Morris Amendment. ~
That the chairman and secretary,
ut the cost Of the Democratic City En-.
ecutive Committee, send to each nfnl.
Der from Marion county OF the Wet
Virginia Legislature telegram stat
ing that It Is the sense Of this mass
convention Of the Democratic party
of the City OF Fairmont that the Lee
lslature is requested and urged to have
The present city charter Of Fa!rnlont
amended ut the present session Of the
Legislature so as to authorize the
questions "for license and against
license" to be placed upon the city
official ballot; the desire being TO nave
this provision so made as to be effcc.
live at the coming city election to be
held March 90t.,.
The resolution as amended passed.
Second and Fifth wards voted unan.
Imonsly for It. First ward Z for and
5 against. Third ward, 4 7-l2 for and
j 5.l2 against. @ls
Mayor N. VI. Nicely moved that thc
city executive committee be given
power to fill any vacancy that may
occur In the ticket nominated last
night
Mr.. F. W. Garrett then male his m.
nual motion expressing a vote OF
thanks to the presiding officer for his
fair and impartial ruling.
The convention adjourned. After
adjournment Judge Raymond dictated
the following telegram which was sent
to the representatives Of Marion com.
ty In the State Legislature:
The Telegram.
TO Hon. W. 5. Meredith. Hon. Wm. u.
Ice. IT.. Hon. N. v. MILAN and Hen.
w. II. Veach:
At a large mass convention Of the
Democratic voters Of the City of Fair
mont held tonight to nominate city
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-26
mo NEED OF SCRATCHING.

THAT there are. honest differences Of
opinion sin the matter of whether the
town oughtsto avesllcense or not we
snll know and that the liquor question
viii often separate chiefest friends no
one can deny, therefore, the wet and
div Issue SIS always a dangerous one
Id fool with; so far as political par
( Ties are concerned. But the matter Of
sllcense gorSno license is in q fair way
forgsolution& now In Falrmont and
neither party need suffer on account
oft Both the Republicans and Dem.
\ ocrats have asked that "for license
ana s"agalnst license be PLACED on the
ticket and surely the ballot commits
sionersiS won't attempt to thwart the
expressed SdesIre Of the two leading
sparaesS ION this question. The resolu'
tlonss passed bind the candidates to
vote Tor! or against license as the PEG.
sples say byst their votes and no honor
able man will stay on the ticket under
such sresoltionsy and not obey the man
date of}the voters. AS stated In these
columns; a days ago, the majority
ought to rule and that principle care