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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Notice TO the Public

In buying goods at this sale have the clerk
who waits on you to give you an itemized
bill Of each article bought. as they are in
structed 10 do by the manager Anything
not as represented, return the goods and the
bill and get your money back
We have fitted up plsce IN the store well
supplied with rockers, chairs and settees.
with lady m charge who will look after
the comfort Of all the ladies and children.
Mail orders will receive prompt attention.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Ladies Furnishings

Ladies, please remember that our fall
stock Of latest style hats, the best ever
brought TO lahoka, are included IN this sale,
IN fact all our fall purchases 20 at bargain
prices Combs, Collars, Hair goods and
Barrettcs.
Owing to the high price Of cotton, the 100
bolts OF calicoes we offer at this sale cannot
be- bought At wholesale for 6, 7 and Co
cents r yard; yet we will sell Cor JG
Fancy side band Bingham, solid colors,
Wholesalers are asking ; cents, we will Co
sell for JU
Cotton sack dulk, Jest quality, that You
cannot buy AT wholesale for less than 10 o.
cents, We will sell for OF
Brown domestic, good quality, cannot now
be bought for less than = : and . cents o.
l. we are selling for UG
rieached muslin, former price was Co
SC. goes in this sale for UG
Gowns corset covers, fancy handkerchiefs
and ladies summer under wear that will Ice
sold regardless OF cost We cannot begin 10
quote prices. but will say that they must be
sold, and 10 see them is 10 buy. This lot
also includes some very neat ladies' shirt
waists that go at any price, - dollar waist
for 81; 81 80 waist for SO
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

We HhTe eNcrYtblDV YOU want m I'M,
stock Of slippers an shoes; 10 suit the
dalntiest lady or miss. down 10 the rough
every day shoe for the school boy. Now is
the time to lay in your fall and winter sup
ply Of school shoes, they are cheaper than
will be sold in Tahoka gain for many a DAY.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Furniture Bargains

To close it out we make special prices as:
Golden oak dining tables, former Z Tx
price $50, now u, III
Golden OAK dining tables, extra = m
heavy, former price $40 now f.uU
For larger sizes add 81 90 for extra feet
Nice Mautel beds, former price 10 m
so, now O,UU
Golden oak washstand, former z C0
price -, now u, JU
Nice washstand. former price 81. 90 q C0
now uU
Iron bed springs, guaranteed for y TX
five wears former price 81, now (. ~
Iron bed springs, complete, (no stats requir-
ED, former price $500, are going in = nm
this sale at u.uu
These springs are the best made and no Stats
are required
50 p %sF p f ' S. no mattresses for $50
- Pound all cotton mattresses, for q nm
mer price 81 80, now O.Uu
% r Ss1 Pr a s4,S now mattresses for IT'S
" r %e3 o a I So S % no% for ESQ
Rocking chairs AT one-half former price,
making them cost you from 81 90 to s. 80.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

Slippers and shoes that sold for q En-
s. 90, now sell for Z,JU
slippers and shoes that sold for y nm
81 80, now sell for Z.UU
Slippers and shoes that sold for y nm
81 90. sell now for Z,Uu
sa fps ,s a ao% '8 foy that sold for ZOO
$500 Sp9 ,s a a9% 'sSe' that sold for It's
Slippers and shoes that sold for 1E
81 80 sell now for ,ZJ
Slippers and shoes that sold for nm
3 90, sell now for ,uU
We have everything YOU want boz TIN,
stock Of SINNERS an shoes. Ia suit the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Good, Cheap Shoes

Hamilton Brown shoes for ladies', gentle
men. misses. boys and children
We will close out our entire stock of sum-
mer low quarters as follows: Gentlemens
Ladies and Misses slippers in black tan,
chocolate and oxblood. in buckle, Gibson
tics apd ankla ctrap
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11

II goods bought for winter trade All and up-to-
nd will be Immediately put i'm the sale. We have decided
General Merchandise and quit the business for good tt
e Closing Out Sale, beginning Monday, Nov Sth, and
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1909-11-11
Gents Depar


We want you to look at on
suits. tailor made and up to
also have about 10 dozen m6
are out OF sight for cut and
"Curlee. the pants that
ready made pants.
Ali Clothing Is Pc
Nice line winter over co
% boz. Genuine Bleacl
Seam drawers. worth 1Jc,
( boz Perfection Knit
derwear $3.50 value. per
Single garments
Black socks, H. cent
this sale at
Tan socks. ~ cent value, x,
sale at
80 Pairs mems boots. worth
go now At
20 Pairs mems laced boots,
$500. 20 now NJ =
Balbriggan underwear )
value. now
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
8ilIise 6abrt mad Smaba

Sn omaha finSet nafiten Rot.
tag, ben 6 December onfanaenb Die
.grose GatiOnaI Corn Expedition ftatt
uno, oanert bis sirnt is. 9e8cmber.
Die Giienbabneit baben reSusirte
S~abrpreife fir gein6er arseiest,
unb oerfauf Die $40, $acifie 8abn
.Gabrfartelt cut fiir bic &unordic
bon Sermari, aug fir $15d5. Gid.
|ets perben OH foIsenSen Snocn per'
fault. 6, s, 10, 49, II. is, gut 5ur
@iidte6r Bis sfm 20 2eseasber
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

-,
logne Sels5 suhtr uiiO ppntp S'du'
srl oOn ~ s0l'a p'er o. eiuu
Rdht cure Ginfdufe i@oner 8eihq
radts. iu1b 9eiiabrsfdrten iopie GI.
e: a..
sestea Bobe iHadbte BallasIer.
aug yso. 9 out Der gfo. Yde'fIe'eab'
ore 0aprt pom 81. Sonis nap aafl'
r.. :. 40 an..
St Atorrtloit lpr.dsf man BON
aiiiegitlg eIfier sSolierieitlii'g. S'n
eofilte neltepefto dhs 0eldofisieii.
ten mar filr5l'd m sfeio Saoefl nm
ole oortieen sSailerielthAg IN au9eH'
-8is batter am Iesten Sreitag
bos 8ergniiser Serrn Christ 8eber
bon 3irst Greet, in unierer Office
besriiBen. or ernaierte iein
announcement aufs 8~oIfsblatt,
up:,.4m -. ..sr4
q. "a nas~xu 81 e.s, a.
nit elmer Sdneeoede iiberSogerl.
Witn ia. SIT DECEMBER falt nit
gibt Is Gorn ouf ieoer SOB"
ae,,te So So m,,rren mem iie
moIotIih Gin oSer ,mei griefe idrei.
be,, m;i,,pn ,oIItpr iidb soron modben
e;Se mode eine oSer ,tnei 9eit,,no.
en 81 1dreibet nenn ne oeft rld9tlg.
en- 9elfmad pom S9relpeil ertapr-
en- nollen.
Ser uno ssrau SEQ. GeutI6.
mann bon 9es 8ereg, ct. 2ouis
@o,,ntp fninen @ittpod, bierber slltl
oelaW Oct oaa''lse oatoo
uip iuSrOe'' NY gsn us
petiuelteH' ~ ~ "O Uon
per Su9e n'p un'Ouns ~
Siuoi uh0 e'uouu
aua1it 8olIertIet it1to Iein Gin.
uull " =. GU ptl'loeh l.W e.
upli'pou " poiOl'n9 Vtee"' faq
eolHilp, % 9err eoetiitn a'ss
Gla9e m9ellren8l pal 9e9en ueis
yealln poh y osh i2oo
Slelpeh9F nhler Wufa'ltt luHl'e,
-sm gduIbauie bes Sdmerfot.
tina SsIoto miro am GamItaa glben
pen 10. Se8euiper EN- eotSApep
aOeepallen 6u De'0em 0toprh'atut
perot'uHl e.Heeiuoen ~ ao p
ititr Ititse seiife oe'ipo9nef mefoen-
-8efotte gros loIicn oil ser
meit 6 stroBe bel GIuefid's Store
eineu &eIler oroben nm eli, rle,,es
@obnhnis al bo11en. 4feinere Gin.
foniIipnbo,lier fiu6en ifets aaufcr
iifto llro IN stad91ra9e.
Die 8 @,,m,ner oes Citizen
aeet,,re g,Iociotion mirS am 81. San
nor 1910 ,,,r Guffiibrltuo fommen.
,,nS sic ..apce,rm storss. cine Be.
ionaere toIentpone 9,,,ommeniteI.
I,ruo non @esonos. ,,n6 ml,iifoliih.
ionic @ortrSosfiinitIern ibr 0ebiii
bier moden,
SemOe, ardgeit, R%anidctten'
Snlstiider, 3oieatrascr, Striiiipfe'
llttterfleioer, Sanoldilbe, iliio etnigs
Der otelen @droerobearfitdl peld9f
/ ftA nI2 MafAtnyffn Infnffpr ffnn n0f,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10


BIN. s.. SoefFner, ST., unoI
SuIius RoebiiS babe,t oii ibreit 81.
settbum on Der tpeft 8. StraBs
bnrd Cement Seiten,pese perbeifert.
S&rot. oSer 3nseIsetpebr eignen
iid beitcns fir @eibnadtssejaenf
Radt eireri Gintauf bel &urol II.
8ief; fie sarontieren ieoe @aife.
-Sarpep Soft friiber BEL 9peRs.
bile, iest in montgomery Goun.
To fuobnbdft, mar leste @o9c bier.
or. poIIte aud nod DDersbille I'm
8eruan6te au beiuden,
.-9eborbeIt euren &crper on.
it1noig unb eebt geriise1i6 8epesune
i'm Sreien. ilnterlaBt ibr foldeS
,pirb sr eub urIiebfam sR iddfien
MAIDEN.
Die Gntcrpriie @ititarp gano
bat 6iefer 3ase ibr sroBes 8aba.
Sort $3.50 foitero. erbnIieti iruS if
armin gberlin bosn niiserieben bic
Butte s,i Itefern.
Sr0bte un6 i&ontte aiistpdbl
8iebnadts- unS Reuiabrfarten mel.
de; ie in Sermar,t sefeben tuuroen
in alinses Drug Store
Serr urb SralI 2ouis gufds.
mepcr bon Snsconabe finb am Diem.
itaa 5uriidsefebrt BON Rnoiion, &an.
ins, no file ibren 8eripait6ten Sreb
S9mies mo 6an,iIie beiutter.
-llniere Abonnenten peIde ber..
fprahen itatt bas SabresseIOes fiirs
8oIfsbIatt Sols 5u bringen. iino
6rinsen6 eebetcu ioIdes icfort au
tbun.
Geo, emo. friiber bon 2ittle
Berger, rpobnt iest in Sebalio nno
lit aIs @runoeisentbumsngert tbot-
ig. or mar Samitas bier in &c.
idaften.
7Sobn 2eiba9 nno Sobn @eors
iiuS bon ct. 2ouis auriidgefebrt mo
Iie Der $odaeit bes @eorg 2eibad,
Sobn bon @ic 2eibad friiber bier
pobnbaft NIT SRI. Gillian 9unomebr
beipobnten.
-9ie gbeleite @m. Sfortid ia.
ben ibr an Der 2. StraBe g~elegerles
8obnbai1s fir $4,000 OH Serrn 3ic
Safner bon Gore perfauft. Sic ge.
6enfeu nod ct. 9ouis iiber5uiiebeln
90 lire @inoer oaieIbit III arbeit
iteben.
lin raid nit inherent Sdger
idiuerer lleberrofe auf5nrGlunett, &C.
Itatteu mir 90 8roaent ab3ug. Gin
$40. &od toitet iest So. 8ieies
.giebt eu9 cine GriparniB fir 8eib.
nadts3pede.
6 sner& II,
.9be place for gooo sooos",.
-3ie 3eitnns BON 2inn berid'
tet 6oB elm 8dder BON Sermann Dor,
fen getpeien lei. lin umidait gu bal
ten elm @eiddft III ariinoen. Der
geIuder babe Die Gage intb ansiifl'
Ten als 8lfriebenftelletto be5ei6nei
uno periprofgn in Elm pnar Ia
gen pieoer iii foinntef, iinO cine Bad
erei ST er0ffnsns
-Dos gutndter oes 8eneral
stoatsontpaites @saior be5iigIid bai
|Sagens BON 8oifums, &accoons
SiidIen lin6 Saien obne Sa9oli5en'
len tit babin au periteben Dab Del
SGger fem @etuebr beniist tpertt e.
obne Sagolisenie aif Die Saso gebt
9irS Der Saser nit @ewebr abel
obue Sasblisenie I'M BaIo obe1
5eIb angetroffen, 70 biIft feirc ars
reoe, er 1T %itroffdlis. z
gr6ste nnb id5nfte aHspab
8eibnadts. nnS 8eaiabrfarteu iucl
dc jc in $trmailn seieben unror'
in alinge's Grug Stsre.
Sir 8adperf fir pie fomn,erl
Il 49, FHH LEL 10 ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

6enrp Slider, bon Ct. 2Ouis
1T bier si Befiid. z !
-gbds. e6itb fata samstaa
Don 81. 2ouis Seinn.
-@ittiue Sfit aeberie bon CAFE
mar am Iesteii 5reitns sei&aftIid
in linferer Stnot:
Bugs IN allen @roBer, uno Gar-
ben ur5 iG6Hitea Mliftern FIN 8eib.
nadtel BEL GS. g. Rhiebisera
-2ouig Gderber bon ct. 2ouis
befabte Ieste @oGe BertDafiSte In
aaittIe Berger. $500,
: aedten Sonis nn6 Gountrp
Sorghum su perfaufeH bel SObn s.
Sefmers.
-Somes 6. Snploe unb 2ncille
Davenport bon Smenspille nerbeir-
atbaen iiG in ct. 3ouis leste 8o&e
Gg 1T cine CUTE S6ee Die fall
isea saren Jest su beaabIen ebe
Beiduodten elid Sen sltbem meg.
nimmt un0 Die SeittagsfreuOe fort.
-GorneIius Stotto iDel9er IN
elmer ct. Coulter gdubfabrif arbei.
tet. lit bier Inn bis na4 ben Seier.
tageil gu bIeibcr.
S6onlte 4listpubl &iirnberger
utto nmeritmiiter g%pieIpaaren fiir
lie ainOer sn @eibnddten, bel 60.
e. Rueoiger.
Is. IS. Beis ffiiber in @ortiipn
bic letter. IS Sabre nber Stations.
agent in California, DO, bat dbge.
Danft.
-8dbreno nta,, Elm frobIider @e'
Der lit, ioll man aber oitd ieitle &c.
redjten SduIoen nidt Dereefien 81
begleifen.
Die beiten Initreides 9allil.
ternebmer unb ar9iteften oieies
2anoes brau6en MIR MounO Ctr
rSorie Sboemdrfe1 fir Sduietart
ftria gbrift Gbcrlir & Son,
Senrb guefer Der BiebbmDIel
snnD Sariter BEL Cooper Sill fuobn
baft, mar Iesten Sreitag bier il
Der 8robnte Court tuegeir benz Sad
TAI. ieiHes peritorbenen 8rlberi
S0tfon Buefer. ail
lit Elm utoonfbares SGipeil
oog fi9 iett binlegt uno an be
SdDeinefbofera itirbt, mo Der Hrei
bas 100 8furb gilt. Gs fol
aber fiiir5lid uniueit bon bier Dorss
fotnnie,l fein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
Geponiri eusr Sch IN Der
pf0pIes Dank
ppa Atrmann

pOa 9frIlana
Die Banf Der Eeute. pom Den kea'
ten uno fur Die Eeute.-
Seine 8anf fidjerer
5 8russnt 8inisn auf 8eit.D epOtteu.
Dirsttoien.
y. v Brsner, sobt. Daiter.
4enrp SrnSS. Genrp m. 1efctts,
beurp Ddsner. .. y. Silber.
y a..a. Wnlter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10
5 S. Ell m : :.

SRI. &ate Steinmes friiber an
Der 2ittle Berger tuobnbdft, 1T bot.
esItern i'm ct. @arienbospitaI in
.Sefferion Gitp eeItorben- Sic pirS
beute baieIbtt alif Dem fatboliiden
Sriebbofe beeroist. sic erreidte elm
.aIter bon % Sahren, binterldBt
gsntter, Z Sapeitern un6 10 8rii.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

-Sarpep Soft friiber BEL 9peHs.
billie, iest in montgomery Conn.
To fpobnbdt, NOR Ieste 8oac bier.
er tpoIIte aud nod DtpertsbilIe I'm
8ertpan6fe au beiuden,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

-Seiner Iongeebesten 8unide
ausfibrenS. lit $enrs aitrrnel 2onb.
mann seiporSen, IND bot Ieste $50.
DE 6ie @essentbaIer Garm BET g.
iiate 8robe be5ogett,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

Gin @ann Der Dor 10 Snbren
bel aan6 fanffs fam feet mn emit
idiff ilinberiesefn. Gin @ofrn Der
an iesisen Breiien DieI 2anb fault
Iauft @efobr 5n SUB seben 81
miifen.
Scr ilinse JreO eriurt BON
South goint tDuroe ON 9anfiaglrns;
tage aaIs er nit ntsbreren &anier-
a6en anf Ser Saietidgo mar BON
einen Tdrbigen S,irseit Seftrp Glib.
ion bnrd einen SduB tooIid oeriuur
oct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

pie Gbeleite SriooIin Reibbart
batten Ieste GOde lire Sdpiescr.
iObne SeIis aaier lrS 8biIlip Ndr-
crt bon ct. aCnig bier sl gefud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

lit Elm nnoanfbares 6dpeiri
6og fi9 iest binIegt uro on Der
SdtDeinsfbofera itirbt, mo Der Hreis
$7 bas 100 8funb gilt. Gs ioIl
ober tiiir5Ii6 uniueit bon bier poree.
forlnlerr iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-10

-Bm. 8. Saeffner, ST., mo
SuIiis Wsoebtts babe,t on ibreii 81.
eentbuu an Der speit 8. StroBs
ourd Cement Seitenauese perbefiert.
Sdrot. cber 3ngeIgetpebr eisnen
ii6 beitcns fir @eibnadtssddenf
Radt eitren gittauf bel &urOI II.
Rief; iie garantieren iebe @affe.
La Junta tribune., 1909-04-03
Read the Label.

Under the Pure Food Laws baking
powder labels now show the ingred-
tents Of which the powder is made.
Those who appreciate the import
ance to health and good baking Of
using . pure cream Of tartar pow
der viii read the back Of the label
carefully and make sure that the In
gradients mentioned include cream Of
tartar.
The main object Of the Pure Food
Law b to help consumers to protect
themselves. All good housekeepers
want cream Of tartar baking powders.
and viii not use alum substitutes in
the food, II they know II. AZ the In
gradients are printed on the back Of
the label. an may know the facts
and avoid the alum.
La Junta tribune., 1909-04-03
A rRisuTE TO MATT DAIMLER
WITH VARIATIONS.

The recent death OF Matt Daimler
is entitled to more than the usual
passing notice. because he was. In a
certain sense. a public man. and. be-
sides. he possessed qualities of char
acter worthy OF imitation and emu
lation. On landing in this country
In 1872 he found himself in new
country. free from the thraldom Of
ancient customs and traditions. and
where the poor man has some show.
When informed that this country ~as
owned and governed by corporations
and capitalists. he did not believe
word OF 1t. He paid no attention
La Junta tribune., 1909-04-03

K 10 tne NapOTinRs Oh pOlitiCdI mouu-
4 tebanks. the mouthings OF sociaTistic
Z idealologists or the street-corner bab-
blings of anarchistic phrase-mongers.
who worse than waste their time try
ing to fool and lead estray the for
eign emigraDt and berating the gov
ernment that gives them an asylum.
denouncing her laws and free institu-
tions, exhorting the poor man to do
what Mrs. Lease advised the farmers
OF Kansas to do, viz: Raise less
corn and more hell None of these
things moved him. He discovered
the great. sympathetic heart OF the
American people He discovered that
1t makes no difference here where a
man comes from. or who his ances-
tors were: that "a mans a man for
a that" He discovered that, here
I every man stood on his merits and
was weighed and judged by what he
was and what he could do. and all
he asked was an equal chance and an
open field.
Believing all this, he pulled off
his coat. rolled up his sleeves and
pitched In. determined TO improve
his condition by making the most of
his time and opportunities.
What was the result? Al the End
OF thirty-six years. besides support
ing himself and family. he died q
wealthy man. Fifty or sixty thous-
and dollars Is good deal of money.
and doubt II the average Elan
could do SO well in any other country
on the globe.
Here is an object lesson, and an
example to the young men OF this
country who want to get on in the
world. | maintain that what Matt
Daimler accomplished In this coun-
try in thirty-six years, any other
man can do who possesses his ener-
gy. economy and other qualities Of
/ character.
/ II any one who reads this should
say by way of criticism, Well.
have worked hard for more than thir-
i ty-six years. and have nothing.
What's the ccuse? What's the troub-
le?" I answer. II my critic will look
/ into looking glass he will see the
cause of all his troubles and fail
ures. Most persons when they make
a failure are not honest with them
selves. They seek to throw the
blame on somebody else. THE gov.
ernment. the government. il did it,
The corporations. the plutocrats, the
capitalists. they did it." Fudge
there is that same old Adamic sub.
terfuge again; 1t always bots up. l,
seems to be characteristic of the
race; but it's mean, low and coward
ly. Blame yourself, and take your
medicine like a man.
In this country more than any
other, perhaps. wealth is considered
the great desideratum. the sumnum
bonum of human existence and
happiness. This is false view OF
life that will lead its possessor into
many snares and pitfalls. 1t mis-
leads the young and develops one
OF the worst passions OF human M.
ture. viz: avarice. Honesty, indus
try. temperance. politeness, truth
fulness. good name. intelligence and
culture. stand. and should stand. far
above and beyond all the dreams ot
wealth or avarice
II the subject of this sketch had
left nothing behind him but his
money he would, according to my
theory Of life. have died 4 poor man
very poor. indeed. But Matt Dsui-
her was an honest man-honest
through and through. and from cen
La Junta tribune., 1909-04-03

County Commissioner, Alderman and
Progressive Citizen, One Of Those
When he Wrote. An Honest Man
10 the Nobiest Work Of God"
La Junta tribune., 1909-04-03

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-13
TURKEY. DINNER
'FIOlRi|'s.COUNC.L|L..M||!|E|::N|' z !. !! |: N
MR.. W. HOWARD KELLEY WILL
GIVE BANQUET AT THE MAN.
LEY.TUEspAY EVENING.

Mr., W. Howard Kelley, Of Fairmont
avenue, will give turkey dinner at the
Alanley Hotel next Tuesday evening IN
honor Of the members OF the city coll1l'
Gil and a number Of invited guests.
Mr.. Kelley gives the banquet to
show his appreciation Of the manner In
which the clty's affairs have been
conducted during the past year. He
had planned to give the dinner last
fall, but was prevented from doing SO
at the time, and on newt Tuesday ev'
ening he will attemp to carry out the
programme as now arranged.
The banquet vii be non-poltlcal
and has nothing whatever to do with
the present issues Of the city cam
paign. +:
The council and other invited guests
viii no doubt appreciate fully MI. kel'
ley's kindness. They will certainly
have IN enjoyable evening,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-13
5Newl Governor
g1DID NOT ATTEND BOARD Or
e TRADE BANQUET LAST
.fista.ssSia NIGHT.

WHEELING, Feb. 13.-1Iate yester
day afternoon Secretary R. R. Nay
Tor. Of the board Of trade, received Il
Telegram from Charleston from Coy
SerEor-elcet WILLIAM E. Glasscocli, stat
tlng that he would be unable to be
presen: at the banquet OF the boar'!
!.cf trade in honor Of THE Lincoln cen
StennIal The announcement came as
great disappointment, many being de-
sslrnus OF hearing the new governor
The telegram went on to state that
! Mr.. Glasscock through Ill health and
! press Of business at Charleston could
mot leave that city.
the invitation to Governor
fGlasscock was first extended he he3l'
$tated abont accepting it, and When he
finally agreed to come last Tuesday
It was with the distinct understanding
that only upor conditions that hls
4 health permitted. A later visit will
fba paid Wheeling.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-13
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(UnIon Associated Press,
CLEVELAND, 70 y Feb: Il; ;SaGorts
i; the federal GOVERN nl,ent Y Y 1 dissolve
the alleged merger s3ots the two big
Hartman railway Systems, the Union
paciac and the Southern Pacific,
reached a crisis al tthe begi inning Of
tic hearing In this city day. Sub,
pcenast have been sserye :on3 tradic
r,qrnge-s and other reprasent tatiy Sos
Cleveland shippers tos the numbered
fifty. (,
It IS stated that With these ltness
es the government " VIII i ATTEMPT ~
show that there IS mo- comps titipn IN
rates or methods ot handling tgatlc
ever the two big Hartman reals
It will try Z: show ~ Cleveland
rates; that the merger cons stitutes =
monopoly. and! that Hartman lhas com
plate control OF trafle west o. tiie ie
Mississippi and Missouri rivers, The
federal authorities headed sbyf Frank
n. Kellosg, special attorney in The
Standard oil case, expect % sprodacs
in Cleveland gone ofs tie most yalla-
Bile testimony support IN the case.
From the Witnesses King called
nem effort VIII Sbe mad Sto show Tint
III, this section 81 the country, midway
between the Western and East
railroad gateways, the South and
Union Pacific systems have been con,
s!ucted as one railroad, eliminating aIi
petition. N y " n
Testimony will be sough 70 sshow
taat railroads Etns Cleveland have for !
years heen looking upon tie Two RI
cldoes as one line iii Sabsolute 5contfoi
Il traffic going into; ;terrttory west of
The M!ssouris river and s$asS Sexetci Using
dominion over, Transcend mental bull
ness originating I'M the West. {
ii is alleged II the ! goye ernment,s
bill Of complaint that prior u 1904.
the 4 de.c{ Of the Nslgnat ton % Paul
Morton IS an official Sol the .santa - a
Hartman. IL. 6. BFrlck; HsH, Rogers
-. !. !. IL z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-13
Joke on the Senator.

While the governor does not agree
with mis- political friends in the State
rs to cn:ain measures no.' before the
legislature at Charleston, they all
agree that he ought to have reward
net only from the Roosevelt admins
iratlon. but from Taft after March 4.
and 1t Is possible that Dawson Is
holding back about accepting tho
Roosevelt proffer hoping that Taft
will do even better. The governor
knows his own business best and 1t Is
Up to MIN to take or decline the place
asked for by Senator Scott and gladly
granted by the President. OF course
the 'ioic is on Scott that he was
holding a secret what newspaper men
had fou:d out day, ahead, but that
does net worry Scott, who Is more In
tent on getting his friends In office.