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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

HOFFMAN, DROS.
rx1E HOME BUILDERS.
- IN paying rent when you can az,
Wy 81 sSSesmtifui modern home within
distance from your place oi
Iiness ,,,fuI 4-roorn modern pressed
5e--SA S.,oI cottage on Sd East. Chan-
pr,I,M pr,,a cement cellar. cement
o.its large front porch. screened
WEI wa,sSo onorch. lot 35x125 feet to alley.
TsTms gsTn 5000 cash. balance $50 per
moHnu., me- Groom modern pressed
De~-A A,,cr % cottage with stairway set
.n gnish two rooms upstairs
to,nTifuI 10 mantel. chandeliers. ce-
,t cellar. cement walks, open
mcn. hInr f,lll front porch.
p.ussened back porch. large lot.
Tar,ns $500 cash. balance $50 per
on, 5-room modern pressed brick
-N",Tsge with stairway set for
rooms upstairs, rnantel, chande-
i roo oement cellar, cement walks.
neaS' nlumbing front porch.
oprrsnened back porch: lot 50Nl2?
soet 10 alley. Terms $500 cash and
h,Iance $50 per month.
! r,r,to fire Insurance.
Fe wiz HOFFMAN BROS.
e., " End South Street
Both Phones esi.
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ALHAMBRA PLACE.

II you want lots on small payments
buy In AJHAMBRA PLACE, on State
street. paved street and car by your door.
II you want any kind of property, see
us
If you want TO borrow money on first
class Salt Lake real estate. see us.
II you want to loan money on first
class Salt Lake real estate. see us.
If YOU WANT a BARGAIN. SEE US.
If YOU HAVE A BARGAIN SEE Us.
DANLEY & JOHNSON
80 West Third So. st. Both phones 1926
m1479
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5000

6-room strictly modern brick
bungalow. on the east bench, oak
floors, beamed ceilings. paneled
walls, buffet built In. fall base
ment. all finished. Rudd heater,
the best construction on the mar
ket; we can make terms
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO,
351 Main Street. Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance,
Will Go On Your Bond.
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$3.50.

frame house, on the 9Th East
drive, facing tho park; lot 50x150
feet. full basement, good barn,
good plumbing; terms can be ar
ranged.
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SEE US FOR BARGAINS.
3UfLDING LOTS FROM $4,000 TO
200 AND FINEST LOCATION.
HOMES, ALL KINDS FROM S2O0O.OO
$25, 10000 IN ALL PARTS OF CITY.
We HAVE GENUINE SNAPS ON
Ri LANDS. AND ORCHARDS in
1T LAKE. DAVIS. WEBER AND
'AH COUNTIES
TERMS TO SUIT ALL.
SEE us BEFORE BUYING.
We INSIST 1T WILL PAY
>OLONIAI. REALTY & TRUST co.
NO. % EAST iST SOUTH ST.
BOTH PHONES 1861.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

MASON. MASON. MASON.
Have you investigated MASON. the
great copper district of western Nevada?
Mason is In the center Of beautiful
agricultural valley watered from the
Walker river. 1t has big copper mines,
a new railroad. big smelter is being
constructed and Is one OF the most fer
tile agricultural valleys in the state,
Free illustrated booklet describing its
resources and business and investment
opportunities can be had from
PECK & SAMPLE,
20l Newhouse Bldg
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FOR SALE-S6o0o-M FINE S-ROOM
modern red pressed brick residence with
garage nice lawn and shrubbcry. Lot u
XlO rods. No. 300 lst ave. This place
was not built TO sell. Apply TO owner
llTi5
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A DANDY-CLOSE IN,
s-rm light brick house. all modern
3oxl32 10 alIev; lawn and shade, All
good shape. Only 5000, on good terms.
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s1hnn

Lot 3x7 rods. on 5th ave-, south
front, sewer and sidewalks paid
for.
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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS.

$1,000.
Neat little four-room brick cot
tage, close in. on cut street; we
can make easy terms.
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eo50O

Lot 3XS rods. on d ST. east
front, between 4th and 9th aves.;
improvements all paid.
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$4,000.

On the Ninth East boulevard.
very fine Groom home. inlald
floors, two baths. fine cemented
basement, hot water heat. right
up-to-date; let us show you this.
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!. SON LOTS $3.50 UP: EASY TERMS
PECK & SAMPLE.
20l Newhouse Bldg.
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOCSE-PAUL HEN. PRO
prIetor IS East First South. ESQ rooms.
rates. SSc. Acc and SOC. NlH3l
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THE BIGGEST SNAP IN TOWN.
On east bench. close to university
Sl0 rods on corner. largo 9-rm. house
pperty all parked and set ia beautiful
ees: elegant view and plenty Of room
3r more houses. This property ought
I sell for $4,000. but you can have II
~ $500
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ALL OF THEM EXCELLENT
BUYS.
| On corner on lst ave. facing north
sidewalks, curbing. sewer all paid and
sewer connected. splendid 5-room mod;
brick cottage. with good furnace. three
m9ntels. laundry room. with hot and
n Gold water and sink Interior mt OF IN hopSe tSe
exterior will put the place In first class
condition; 1t can be had now for $4,000
On Srd ave-, near St. full 2-story;
| Groom modern brick, about years oid
ana vel, put up; south front; lawn. lront
and back yard, good barn, alley In rear;
| mouse In first-class condition, connected
with sewer. and all special assessments
paid In full; new furnace, Price $4,000
Near 9TH East and 11th South. another
one one Just listed; sold one similar to TINS
| frame house. adobe lined: lot 5oxl35 II |
snd 10 alley In IN rear has e. lights In house
OF S25o cash and $50 per month. includ-
ing interest.
s2a Jefferson st. between West TEN
So, splendid Groom brick cottage, with
water and and e. l.. and sewer paid for; WIN
adnEs h sSGo dSW aPa 81? $500 Pe5 month";
On the corner. facing south and west
on East 9rd South. a brand new e,room
Is exceptionally well built; basement un-
ger entire house, furnace; cement walks,
hardwood bard floors in living and dining .Id0S
You could not build this house for less
than $4,000, leaving $500 for the lot. The
lot is worth $3.50 House must be sold;
owner has to have some money, and $1,000
| handle IL.
Z rooms none better In Salt Lake; sewer
connection and all assessments paid; hot
water connected with furnace. gas; lot
$4,000, The terms $1,000 cash. balance to
suit purchaser.
Phones Cal. k4O72
THESE ARE SNAPS.
ss5o-Lot a7lx136 feet to alley 18th East
and 9th South.
s6oo-Lot S3x1s2 feet, on sth ave.
s1o-Down and $40 monthly will pur-
chase a nice lot. near 1lth South
and Sth East. See us.
s5Oo-cash. balance monthly, buys new
modern and up-to-date pressed
$500 :" '"' '''''' ''''"'1S'' price
BUSINESS PROPERTY
$500 per foot, Main and 5th South.
$500 per foot. 4th South. near Main.
$500 per foot. 2nd South. near lst
s475 per foot. State near 4th South.
500 per foot. $50 feet deep all i'm
provement taxes paid, on Sth South.
near Main.
SEE US. WE HAVE MANY BAR
GAINS
PETERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO,
301 Felt bldg. m15f5
A MILLION AND A HALF DOLLARS
are being expended on smelter and
railroads in the Mason valley, MASON Is
THERE TO MAKE MONEY.
PECK & SAMPLE.
201 Newhouse Bldg.
m1471
sMoOT ACT LANDS.
320-aCre Homesteads.
We can locate you on %2O acres OF
required. Why buy other lands when
you can get these for comparatively
these lands and can locate you correct
ly. Do not delay If you want first
LEONARD. THOMPSON & BURRITT.
Public Land Locators,
309 Newhouse building.
m15S2
MASON is BACKED BY SOME OF THE
, GTpnNTcIgSr p
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mp sALE-REAL ESTATE
HOFFMAN BROS:

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A WEST SIDE BARGAIN.

A WEST SIDE BARGAIN
ONLY $4,000 FOR THIS 5-ROOM
BRICK, HALL. BATH. PANTRY. CLOS
FITS. GOOD CEMENT CELLAR: CE-
MENT WALKS, GOOD LARGE BARN.
LOT 33xI37 TO ALLEY.
DON'T MISS THIS, REAL SNAP.
JUST THINK WHAT YOU ARE GET
TING FOR THE PRICE LOCATION
WEST ON lST SOUTH ST.
SEE US FOR HOMES IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY. WE ALSO WRITE
FIRE INSURANCE.
HOME AGENCY COMPANY.
CARTWRIGHT s. NICHE.
BOTH PHONES 1850 COMMERCIAL
BLK.
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A. n. HUMPHREYS.
n 1888. IS w. End So. st. Ind. 4l34.
m1626
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S2hn0-

Lot 5x10 rods. on Capitol Hill,
close in; this gives you room for
three houses.
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A RIrNCH or SNAPS.

=. n. HUMPHREYS.
l sl3S IS W. End So. ST. Ind. fl3i
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JORDAN LODGE NO. ,. L o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night al l. .; o. r.
temple. Visitors Invited. j. u Al4tZ y
e., A. LindperS, secretary. alioi
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ANOTHER BARGAIN.
px150 feet. 18Th South and llth East,
Ze 6-rm. house and store. Must be
al once. $4,000. on good terms.
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a: q. MAHAN g. CO,
,o- Ss West Third South.
~ Bel1 $3.50
Inl557
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SACRIFICE

SACRIFICE.
Beautiful new 5-rn. red pressed brik
In bath, sewer connection, gas range,
Pplace new style windows. concrete
tiks, large front porch. cellar. shade,
nth front. elegant loca ton, close In.
800 takes H. Easy terms.
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BE INDEPENDENT,
OWN a HOME.
YOU CAN DO IT
WITH YOUR RENT MONEY.

'-sash' balance $50 per month. buys
home in Louise court (runs north
rom III f. 9Th Sol.
,lash' balance $3.50 per month.
uoSs new S-room pressed brick
, cottase In same locntion.
seash. balance s3j per month. buys
yroom modern brick cottage. close
tnuys nice new 4-room brick cot
A. 1GHF, Just east Of Liberty park
buys elegant modern 7-room
Saessed brick cottage on f ST. a
a BUILDING LOT.
I,II,s Inpys fine building lot on Capitol
i,i' iia,,i' Beautiful view OF the val
FAKE OUR ADVICE.
LUX INTO THESE SNAPS.
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PETERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO,
30l Felt bldg m1575
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i-rm. house. close 10 9Th So. and 9Th
tst good lot: cement walks; water in
ase Only $500. Good terms.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

II is NOT a QUESTION
HOW MUCH THE FOLLOWING WILL
BRING.
1T IS THE QUESTION
HOW QUICKLY THEY CAN BE SOLD
ALL OF THEM EXCELLENT
BUYS,
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THESE ARE SNAPS.

A. RICHTER. 10 WEST 1sT SOUTH ST,
Phones Gal, k40T2
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HOUsECLEANING

HADFIELD & co. HOUSECLEANINC
by hour or contract, wall paper cleaning
a specially. office window cleaning, paint
ing decorating. phones, Bell Main i7l9-Y
Ind. 2S5S. E'ot
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tnrec houses.
S4500
Corner OF End South and 18th
East. lot b0x1i0 feet 10 an alley;
improvements all paid for: an un-
obstructed view; the best home
site on the market.
SS500
For the corner on South Tenn
pie and University ave; large lot,
double frontage. easy terms
state ST., corner OF 7th South,
lot l65Xl65 feet, all Improvements
paid: only 5000 per foot.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
351 Main Street. Phones 27.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII go on your bond
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n state St. close To 18th So, Arm.
K house. we'll finished, large lot. Only
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SMOOT ACT LANDS.
320-aCre Homesteads.
We can locate you on 800 acres OF
fine dry farming lands. No residence
required. Why buy other lands when
you can get these for comparatively
nothing? We have full knowledge OF
these lands and can locate you correct
ly. Do not delay If you want n first
choice.
LEONARD. THOMPSON e BURRITT
Public Land Locators,
300 Newhouse building.
ml5S2
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MASONIC NOTICE = MT. MORlAH
lodge No. will hold a special meet
o'clock for NJ nj, deg-ee work. Qualified
Masons invited. The recUiar monthly
and semi-annual meeting Will convene at
s o'clock sharp.
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s95o-Lot 37lx136 feet to alley; 18th East
and 9Th South.
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NURSING
FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS

and taHdermist line and carry COM
plete stock OF manufactured goods; pay
highest price for raw furs- and game
heads II, Stencil Fur Co, 81 East 3rd
South. aSlS2
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s500-Cash. balance monthly buys a new
modern and up-to-date pressed
brick on car line. southeast; price
e2S00
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mT5l

DO YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL HOME?
Do you want to buy direct from owner?
II So take a few spare moments OF your
time today by walking up to the corner
OF 10th East and Bird South and SEQ the
pretty Groom modern. beautiful home
which I built for myself Circumstances
force me TO sell II at practically what II
cost me. After viewing this house / am
sure you will be convinced that II is the
prettiest and most well built home you
ever seen In the city, Have your own
architect or contractor examine same and
see II they don't say so also. Sec me
for prices IL you think that this Is the
home for you Call me up Monday on
either phone 43a1. ml725
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independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
FIDELITY LODGE NO. II. i. Q. y. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at 8
o'clock. /. o. y. +. temple. Visitors we.-
come. Gus YounGSreen. y. G.; J. -.
Smith, secretary.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-07-14
Communicated.

Editor RegiSter-Noticing the affidavit
of |. w. BlaCkford in the Silver and CuSh-
wa contest, and knowing him to be a
truthful man, and also knowing the true
inwardneSS of Silver'S candidacy and the
motive OF his hackers, | write to apprlSe
the voters Of the paramount issue TO be
decided Saturday, July 10th.
Ii is whether the same corrupt influences
Centering in MartinSburg are again going
to force by foul means Semi-Republican
candidate for the State Senate on the vo-
tiers of Jefferson county with the aid OF
the railroads, the distllerS and the brewer
les and all the allied powers of Doodle ?
Whether they can make good their
boast to buy the voters OF Jefferson coun-
ty like sheep and cattle
The same corruptioniStS who debauch-
ed the pnrChaSable voters with money
and WhiSkey to ConSummate the pink
ticket outrage and the daStardly steal Of
senatorial nomination from Campbell two
years ago are backing Silver to man in
return for the work he did for them in the
above cases.
Now, don't let this question get confuS-
ed. Neither CuShWa nor Campbell are
prohibitioniStS. They say they are
Democrats and not prohibitionists, and
for that reason reserve the right to indi-
vidually vote against prohibition when
submitted; but said they have no right to
refuse 10 allow the people to vote on this
or any other subject when petitioned TO
do so.
Silver was the only Democrat to vote
with the Republicans to prevent submits
sion four years ago.
Suppose the next Legislature is as close
as in the Scott and McGraw contest,
when one vote changed the result.
Will Silver vote with the Republicans
again? No one questions how Harry
CuShwa will vote.
They have both been tried, Silver has
been weighed in the balance and found
wanting except by the corporations.
You always know where to lind CuSh-
wa on the side OF the people.
A VOTER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-07-14
sHARPsBURG NEWS.

Robert Early, who lives near this place
and Is assistant operator at the N. q w.
Station in Shepherdstown, has 6oughl
himself a motorcycle and rides back and
forth daily.
is visiting her uncle, MIR. u. r. Srlltfl, III
this place. .,o
been making some fine catches OF bass IN
the past couple OF weeks, some getting
as many as i6 bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Delaney, OF the
Antietam Hotel. have received a very
beautiful gold-lined silver loving cup
from the Bishop OF the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney named their new
baby after the Bishop, calling him John
Gardner Murray Delaney. The Bishop
was a guest at the hotel when the child
was born. -,
Iohn Drenner spent several days with
his wife and daughter, who are visiting
al LovettSville, Va.
Miss Mary Eavy, OF Hagerstown, is
visiting relatives in this town, her former
home.
Miss Berthe Munma is assisting her
brother in the postoftlce during the 40
sence Of Miss Alice Wilson, who is taking
her vacation.
Delaney Brothers are painting the
outside OF the City Hotel building.
Charles Plume, his wife and four chill
dren, of Pennsylvania, are visiting John
Gray'S family on the Andrew Snyder
farm. Mr.. Plume is on the sick list.
Miss Grace Turner, of HagerStown,
spent several days with Mrs. May Davis.
Harry Benner, of Roanoke, is here
spending week with his father, Bentley
Benner.
MISS Carrie Mumma has returned home
from cambridge, Ga, TO spend her vaca-
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd s. Grove, of Nor
folk, Va, are spending couple OF weeks
with Mr.. Groves mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Grove, in this plane.
Mrs. Annie K. Reilly and daughter,
Miss Anna, spent Sunday in KeedySviIle,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-07-14
n.ss.on countv.s Resolutions.

The Democratic Executive Committee
of Preston county, w. Va, at recent
meeting adopted the following resolutions;
We the Democratic Executive Commit
fee of Preston county, officially assem-
bled and having selected the delegates 10
REPRESENT this county in the congreSSlon-
al convention to be held at Mooreileid'
Tuly q, at which time and place cdndi-
date TO represent the second congreSSlor-
al district will be chosen, hereby adopl
the following resolution:
We believe the dissatisfied and indie
pendent voters are determined on a
change of administration and are looking
TO the Democratic party for their remedy:
Therefore, it behooveS the Democrats OF
the second district in nominating candl-
date TO select the most available man.
We recognize in the several candidates
asriring for this nomination, men OF emil
nent fitness and acknowledgements OF
the pure Jefferson blood, any one Oh
whom would creditably represent the
second district in the House OF RepreSen-
tativeS, and all OF whom are entitled 10
our consideration.
We believe we voice the unanimous
sentiment of our county when we present
our claim for this nomination, feeling that
the county OF Preston, always loyal to the
organization, is fully entitled to the con-
sideration we are now asking. There
fore, we, the committee, expressing the
wishes of our constituents, do hereby un-
animously indorSe the Hon. William u.
Brown, Of Kingwood, for the nomination
for Representative in the National House
of Representatives for the Second Con-
gressional district. We have no hest
fancy in presenting Mr.. Brown as the logi-
cal candidate to lead the Democracy TO
victory at the congressional election, and
we believe that if nominated Democratic
victory is assured, and We hereby pledge
him our united support.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-07-14
Resolutions From Pendleton County

The Democrats OF Pendleton county,
in mass meeting assembled, at Franklin,
June 81, 1910, believing that recent legs--
lation and political action on the part OF
the Republican party in the State and ma
ton has created such wide spread dis
satisfaction with the present condition OF
affairs as to assure the success OF Democ-
racy in this district if the Democratic
party will rise to the situation; and fur
ther believing that Hon. B. H. Hiner is
tee most available candidate for Congress
in this district, as evinced by his splendid
fight OF two years ago, by his unqueStlon-
ed ability and tireleSS energy as cam
paigner, and that he will unite the oppoSi-
ton TO the present condition OF affairs
better than any other andin so doing will
redeem this congressional district; there
fore, resolve:
lSt. That we heartily endorse the can
didacy for Congress OF Hon. b. ii. Hiner
and call upon the aggressive and pro-
greSSive Democrats OF the district to unite
with us in securing his nomination and
election.
I'd. That the delegates selected here
today are instructed to vote for him in
the Moorefield convention, first, last and
all the time, and use all legitimate means
in their power to secure his nomination.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-07-14

ALMOST everybody in all parties de-
ploreS the use of money for the purchase
OF votes, the corruption of voters and
election bribery, for this evil has grown
10 such an extent that no man can aspire
TO office unless heor his friends get down
into the mire Of dirty politics that such
methods have made. The use of money
at elections is an unmitigated evil, and it
ought to be rebuked by all decent men.
There will be opportunity for the voters
so TO express themselves in this county
on Saturday by casting their ballots against
Gray Silver for the State Senate. A vote
for him is an endorsement of boodling-a
vote against him is for fair elections.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-07-14

AT the precinct meetings in Berkeley
county last Saturday Gray Silver got p
OF the delegates and Fl. S. CuShwa 4.
The tactics that were used in Berkeley
by the Silver advocates are the same that
are relied upon to carry Jefferson county
on Saturday-namely, booze and Doodle.
We have been told that at one precinct
carried by Silver the voters were bought
at two dollars a head and as much beer
as they could drink.
OF course, if majority OF the people
prefer a candidate who depends upon
such methods, they must have their way.
But nevertheless it is driving coed ma
ny persons from the party.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-07-14

The MartinSburg StateSman-Democrat
in referring to the announcement OF Hon.
Harry S. CuShwa for the State Senate,
says: "Mr. CuShwa is one of the most
upright, honorable and efficient business
men in the district and would make a
splendid representative OF the people.
He cannot be bought and the interests
cannot bulldoze him. He will be the
representative OF the people and not
the railroads and other corporate inter-
eSts. The people can trust him, for he
has been tried and on each occasion he
has measured up to their requirements.
He has twice served in the lower house,
and his record as represe NATIVE is well
known to have been clean and above
suspicion. The peoples interests will
be well guarded if intruSted TO him."