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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Black silk watch fob and gold
Iocket with monogram and Masonic en-
blem on cover. Reward. Geo. NJ. Kellam,
900 West Tenth st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22

IL east front lots on West side to trade
for small house and lot anywhere in To-
peka. A. P. Tone Wilson, Jr., &c Co., sos
Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22

lady for store, expert
enced in waiting on pubic necessary
Address II. care Journal.
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FOR SALE-One full blood Duroc Jersey
boar, 5 months old, weight about 100
lbs Ind. phone 2SS4 White.
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Attest: c. B. BURGE, city clerk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-By neat reliable thoroughly
experienced housekeeper, just IRON
country. position in small home and small
family; can take full charge; preferably
on farm; references. Call 1881 Grove ave-
after D. m.
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DREssMAKING

GOWNS & TAILORMADES. strictly first
class work. Mrs. r. NJ. Davis, LA Polk
Ind 2S51 Red.
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wANTED-I,ady and gentleman solicitors
for fraternal insurance; local and dis
trict work; adequate rate; large reserve
fund: membership $1,000. Reserve fund
q 9oo s5o 20 Call or address c. L. Adams,
AZ West 9Th St, Topeka.
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$50 A MONTH GUARANTEED. Salary or
commission, full or part time work
Lady local manager for American queen
Corsets made to measure. Latest modelS'
front and back laced. Special patents
Write Desk "a American Corset Co., Chi
ca 90
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wANTED-Shirt starchers; also lady
clothes ironer. Mutual Laundry Sro anu
Quincy.
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WANTED-50O men and boys daily to get
free shaves and hair cuts at Schwartz
Barber College. Ill East 9Th In the
shop shave Sc hair cut 10c.
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WANTED-Girl for house work in family
of two No washing or ironing. 55'
Greenwood ave. Ind. phone 7Sl
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WANTED-A white woman cook at the
Topeka Orphans home, 234 f1llmore.
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SEND YOUR DUDS TO CHIVERS.
They clean last years GARMENTS IKE
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TOPEKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Wants: Man cook, $50; Women cooks, arm
walters, hotel clerk, farm hands, farm
couple, $50 mo-: dining room and lunch
counter girls, house maids, chambermaids,
carpenters, laborers, shop men, women for
homework in country, man and wife
cooks, $50 mo. board and room.
KEARNEY 800 Kan Ave
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$50 MONTHLY to trustworthy people to
distribute samples and catalogues at
home. Steady work. $45 expense allow
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| FOR SAI.E-3x4 IT. platform scales ca
| pacity 1900 lbs. Central Paper Co., 225
| Kansas ave. Telephones $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
FARM TRAIN
Leavos Keyser on tho 3. & o. For
-Four Day Tour OF the
State

II-NSEE. vs. Va. Aug. TIL, hor-
tr-, IRA. special train -ud,r tAv Joint
a.sI.-,s q thu Coll-r, u Agriculture.
West irririu University. and the IN
dIstrlal department OF the g. 4 %.
rai.r"aG. was made Ip here this morn
o." for tour II the principal fruit
lions ~ tAe Eastern Panhandle ~
West Virginia. covering period q
'.-ht Stops iu four days N. ". Wood
Industrial agent o: tie g. & o. and
I'Hu J. dwight Sani.rsou. - the
were 200 taHrg,. Car ! was given %
.Api." Packing and Marketing"
vii.n subjects w-r- discussed hy C.
$ Wilson. Professor u Tomology.
'"rr' . University ithaca y s.. and
william. 70 Alderman. professor u
horticulture. W..t virginia T-ric.--
-i''. tai was devoted tp Peach
Interests. H.d John 3D. Baird. man
t-"r 20 the famous Hale orchard
e. 'uf fut. Fort Valley. Ga. 20 q
practical 1eiunrztruflt" way thor
- .hi. covered th" subject Packing
f.i..s q" boxes ana barrels. and
'" H Dos .' ..-ri'rs. Veg. demonstrate
.. '. .r..r- ru. a,rs Wtuis wing.
20 A.riHti ..hlrr 't.'. 300 car
i'rtIz.rs mrH bow 'n miv them was
.'il r-'rH''i 800 'ar Ht T. = Cook.
professor .. .r.f"u. Wt-t Nireiria
rri.,r..ts
o. o. -fHrrt.r .e-..iIt. I.r.I..il-
''r.-. 'lr.rif Agricultural ryr.rf
r.t' ~H'.n. ls Vlfh tl. train ana
.H.f.'.f. "I.r DIS return O. yf--
iif'' " tHt' .p I I.. mission 4
month. rHr.rir. ti. Piedmont
-f'fHrf Ih Valley and southwest ana
I. 'i'"'r territory ~ fl. STAT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
WILSON FIRED
WILEY'S HELPER
Because He Testified eenzoate Of Soda
Was Harmful in Foods.

WASHINGTON. Aug s-Thc fac.s
about The dismissal OF Ur. FLOYD "
Robson, state chemist Of Michigan
from the services OF the department
.! agriculture as an assistant 10 lYr.
Wiley. because he opposed the De-
partu~utE ruling IN favor OF heazoafo
or soda as preseryativ" ~ food. wp-.
brought our today before the hous.
inEestisat committee Dr Robson.
who was notified June go al mis- sum.
mary dismissal. was called a. q WIT
moss. lie said lac wrote Secretary
Wilson 10 know what charccs hai
i".r mad. against h4m S--rrtar,
Wilson answer. written July -. 1871.
gave that as The reason
That President Taft did not rcfer 20
the b"uzoato or soda decision as a
policy az his adm uistrafiou. and did
not indicate any objection To hayir p
lir. II. ". Wiley testify as 90 his ey
p"rmcuts that hc said had disclosed
IL 20 be a harmful preServatiyc IN food.
vas thc testimony II James Bingham.
former attorney general Of Indiana.
before Tho committee.
Nr. En-ham and state Chemist
Henry s.. barnard, who also testified
today. Lad 20 get an order from the
court iu 1909 before they could tabe
The testimony Of ir. Wiley and his
a~' 'ciates fD aid them in an Indiana
.uit over The state pure food law.
whereas The firms that Vcrr attack.a-
th" Indiana law found no difficulty m
'4k.u- - dispositions of those who
had helped ia the Eca.s.u boards
experiments. when the finding in favor
10! bcu1nntc az soda "ia small doses
Was made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
SPECIAL MEETINGS
Or Suburban Town Councils Held to
Make levies 10 Meet the AP-
propriations.

Tor the purpos. OF fixing leyies TO
moot tho appropriations for the en-
suing year special meetings OF the fol
l"vV .u- councils vas h,I Tuesday
evening Fulton. Woudsdal,. Pleasant
Valley. Elm Grove. and Triad~lyhia.
The i-ltHu council placed "a levy 81
- cents oU ia" 3iv.. five cents OF
which "r, for the bond issue. \ pro-
i''. establishing tho rrade line on
Center street. and OF rffth street. from
th' Nati"nni road 60 Center. was ac-
,'I i"d from Earl SL.rA. who estab-
Ishei tho lines
Tn" Noodsiaie council made the
levy az go cents on the 500. which
D. 'h' same a~ last years estimate.
Tho levy for the town a. Pleasant
valley was fixed by council ~ 90
cents.
Tn" Elm Grove council made IN.
10y 81 e. cents. which U.s. the same
as last year
Last t'ars levy 81 go cents was re-
established hy the Trial,iphat council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
3 claire Briefs.

William Bippus. Of Dayton. is visit.
iug his mother Mrs. Sophia Bppus. OF
Jefferson street
Miss Helen Hartman of Tittsburg. IS
the guest of Miss Helen Steer. of
Franklin street
Mrs. f. Rothchiids. OF Pittsburc. is
guest az the home of ". Hirsch on
Gravel Hill
Miss Edna Anderson has returned
from "a Two weeks trip with friends
al Columbus ana Springfield.
Mrs. Blanche Niuuehan is the guest
Of friends AZ Sandusky.
Mrs. George Green. ~ Bethel. was
the guest Of friends here Yesterday
Miss Dean Mcdonald. OF Braddock.
Pa. is the guest of her cousin. Mrs
Thomas McGOVau. ON Gravel i'm
Mr.. J. T.. Richards and son. John.
left yesterday FOR Armstrong; Mills 20
spend $50 weeks with friends
Jacob Boneystv-lc. who III leave
Tor "a western trip. entertained tho
members Of the Country club at his
home In South Eollairc last evening.
Miss Nctta Duga has returned from
"a college ar New Athens. where size,
has been taking SUMMER term 100
teacher training work
t"'rG" y. Nuth left yesterday tor
trip TO N'scous p Iu the hope of
bcn"ftiug his health
This is The vacation period TOR Bel.
laire. and many people VII :. aus,n-
for Oh" next few weeks \ hi- crowd
Viii leave TONIGHT over The baltimore
q Ohio for Atlantic cry and othr.
summer resorts Vi'l claim "a few of
Bella'r" yacafi0uists
\ number at local Elks Will attend
th" picnic % %" Wheeling EIks IN
Wheeling park to-day
Tn" Christian sunday school OF This
city will hold "a picnic Thursday after.
noon and evening ~ Hcyscrs orchard
~ Shadysid-
Miss Meta Ehclins ~ Mouudsyi!lr.
IS IN" guest u friends ON Gravel Hiu
Miss Laura Reilly. OF TIttsburg. is
the guest az friends here
William ScLlutor. the Union street
baker. is making uumbe- of improve
ucnts % his plant. which when com.
p!eted N.N double the capacity OF the
establishment
Mrs. Helen Watson. Of brilliant. is
visiting her cousin. Miss EiGc Carycy.
Of Union street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
QUICK SHAVE

ST. PAUL. N.uu.. Aux s sys,..,
' -'.'r'"Ic management" az barber
.'I '' 'l' Du' "l.'. motions md
..'i'.u ''. 'iw' OF % shave. g. SOUGHT
'' '.o E.'.nra. lnrbrr-. Supply u.af
'r. n'.a''Dn which convened hero
'.ffs
Ilf H'Jw"re rr. leaving and
shaving themselves moro ,t,-v v.tr
n'. assertion of s. a. Kr1rt rr. 4.
" rt OF flo association Too fau.it
'.m. '. wasted ,u being shaved boz "a
'IrH.r ..- Nr Kunt 8 discus.
..'r a.. ffa -af'ty razor wrI D.. n
feature ni fto meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
BELLAIRE
City Salons Held Unusually Interest.
ing Meeting Last Nisht-News
From Bellare.

The regular session OF city council
was held last night. and the session.
was interesting. many important ma,
ters coming up for action.
Ordinance to vaCate Peach a.l.N IN
the First ward and Chestnut allcy In
the Fourth ward for school building
purposes was passed. The hoard at
Education assumes all responsibility
and Relieves a." city from DAMAGES
that may arise in future
Ordinance determining To proceed
with the construction OF sewers on
South Belmont street from Heather
lngton's fourth addition to Bella. r.
passed under suspension OF rules
Ordinance was passed authorIZiug
IN" rector of public service to- TX
pend a sum not 10 exceed Slfuou tor
The purpose OF laying water mains on
South Belmont street and Edgehill al
dition To Iiellaire
Ordinance 10 authorize the city
auditor and city treasurer 20 refund =
Mike Avis thu sum OF So. Some time
ago Mr.. Avis secured license 10
operate a moving picture show. The
Ncntur" proved - failure after rum ~
about three weeks. The motion 10 TO-
fund the money carried
The petition from the municipal NJ
iairs committee Of the Bellaire Pro
Er'sslve association was presented
asking that "A public toilet be- cStah-
Hshed in each ward in the CITY and
also az the CIty building tn" matter
was referred 20 m" department az plr-
lie service
cry Solicitor Bell submitted a rc-
port regarding the alleged action of
retail dealers OF ice in the CITY 81.
creas .ug tho price for that commodity
during extremely hot weather Tho
pric" 10 be charged is q matter solely
iiowcver. the coupon books thar are
between the dealers and m. consumer.
sold TO customers constitute a ,ut.-
tract binding alike on both consumers
and dealers. and ans increase in price
would D." Illegal Council has power
under Section Il Of the municipal
cod" 20 compel and regulate the weigh
'ng Of ice as well as other commoGi-
ties. Following rho rsadirs OF M, Pc.
port. Mr.. Orool- made a motion re-
curing all ice dealers to plac" scales
on fheir wagons The motion carried
unanimously
concerning the power Of council 20
fix Oh" office hours and prescribe the,
duties Of mayor. the city solicitor To-
ported as follows "rl. duties g.
mayors ~ cities are prescribed by
law. J. Us uuf within tu- power o.
council to extend or G-creas, such
powers or duties. nor 90 prc-crih. ir
whaf manner or by what means th-
sam" ar" executed. that being d.t.-
mined hy such officer himself 900 t..
exercise of his discretion Courru
cannot fix fl. utf.u. hours tDr ANU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
STATE DEATHS
Hawkins obseouies

re- y i.sIlt-l O.. u.c fnteIII-srr.-
FAIkMONT. ". Va. aug s.
Ih" funeral Of Mrs. Amanda Hawkins.
widow Of J. =. Hawkins. who died yes
tgrday afternoon az Moadowdalc al
Inc home 81 her son. w. VI. Hawkins.
took place this afternoon at o O'Clock
I Pc deceased was g. years az age
she was a sister ~ the late = q. A
anu William Meredith. of Aloadowd4I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
ORDER ROAD SOLD
D. s NJ. O. Sc Knocked Down bv
SrerIn 90 Satisfy Claim.

MARION. ohio. Aug rrF~o
Har.r. larsf To-day enfertcd "a deere.
600 fh" court of common pleas that 4r
order bo rivru fhc Fhcrn of Marion
county. commanding Dim fo have an
praised and s'll 90 public auction fG.
t".uml.ua. UrIcwarc ard Marion Hau
road company. fr satisfy 70 mortgage
fnr 100000 given fhr Western Rs
servo Trust company Df Cleveland
1850 mortgage OF 5000. 1000 each hold
lF thr standard Trust company of
Sow York and mortgaEe % s.. 500
"IH held lv flo Mercantile Truaf conn
rauv ~ New Nork. tho last named
covering fhc other three ami heinz
ordered hold PROV claim unou tho
proceeds OF the salo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
CALL TO-DAY OR TOMOR-
ROW.

You may have lived in
Wheeling a long time. but YOU
never before saw values like
We are offering in this closing
out sale of the Dunkirk, y. Y.
branch store of kurtZmann <
Co. ShreWd AMI economical
buyers should hasten to take
advantage of these tremen-
dOuS reductions. Don't let the
money part hold YOU back. as
We will make the terms of pay
ment to suit your convent
ence. Come today or tomor-
TOW, even if YOU don't pur-
chase a since thing. Come
ana look; we'd like to have
YOU see them.
Let us impress upon your
mind that these are not old
Shop-Worn pianos. hut brand
new instruments Of different
makes ana designs. While
they stood in this branch store
some time and some of them
show signs Of 4 buster. they
have never been in anyone'S
home.
We bought the entire lot at
our price, and are giving pur-
ChaSerS the benefit OF this hig
reduction. This store AMI the
public are in partnership, ana
We have always i'm mimi the
interests OF those who honor
Us with their patronage AMI
confidence.
You can buy here TODAY and
tomorrow two k0hler &
C1mpNtllS. the S55O.0O Style
for S.I5.oO each. These were
marrti some in shipping as
they were harnc>>ej I'm the car
without boxes ana Wcrc lam
aged. They are not injured in
any way except q few
scratche, ami are worth almost
tTioc what Wc arc asking for
them. 5000 @ month ruys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
MaehlnIst DEAD

2 - ~ lrFugtch ~ lhe tutcIlIrrr-e-
FAlBMONT. w. Va. bur
Aooiph Schmidt. aged 90 years. ON
pluy I'D NJ machiniFt with tho Fair.
mont Mining Machlncry Cor,r,sr,
died early this morning nt tho o.,
hospital of typhoid f.er Tba r.'
came hero from Philadelphia 80 m.
h'Iil arrangements have been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
Lcses Three Firuers

Robert TeaTes. foreman Of thu
nisht shit az the RTcket factory o.
me Wheeling Co-rugat'ng cornpa-y.
had the misfortune 70 lose threo
myers OF one hand Monday night
The hand was caught By the nact.--.
cry which he was inspecting ant be
fore he could libera,e & the fingers
We're crushed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
coiorud Eh. n.-t

ECSTON. Aue- - susEr VI
come III - eEtsrrisf ~ FEnruI AL to
-ay 90 - viHitfuE fss~susss 10 %
rnr'cr-aI Cuurrrrticu ~ ne 11A.ryEntA
snI FFuevulr-f ant Fruf-rrvs 0rarr
- E4ps UurUro.l TrTrrdEy afcErucrn
here WI b. a street Barls6s To-
conveuf en- VIII ea-sr with a picuir
Sarur-iav.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
Many Co Canninn

Since the closing down OF the Viii.
aker-Glessner plant for a two week
lay on. al least dozen parties have
gone into camp. and number VIII
leave today and tomorrow. The pin.
clpal points that seem 10 draw the
campers are the Little kanaWha an!
Tuscarawas rivers. while u few cams
are located Up the Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
Verdict for Def.,d,r.

The damage case of ". >. Mccain.
81. against Harry Grecnlec for 500
damages FOR trespass.ng on the prop.
erty OF the plaintiff was tried bv iurv
in squire II. u. Kinncy's court yestcr.
day After elaboration on the ease
for an hour the iIry found a verdict
in favor Of the defendant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

NINNiIEI Nm Aug Sd J..
Adam and W Clarke. local coal
dod.cre. have conc to ottawa tonight
FOB sock 90 rebate ou tuf. rhey have
paid on largo stocks off coal recently
received from Zoe United states
They claim other dealers VIII under.
fcI them as coal uoN enters duty
free
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
HANGING
Promised 60 Biackhsndern ~ I4-,e.
Bradley. Whom They Threaten


70 ackhandcrs - I1r1es
bradley. Whom They Threaten
90 XIII.
ASiiUHf rAHk. y. T.. Au-
Anouy nous writer's 81 letfrra urc,f
cuinE the life % James 4. rgradlcy
ioundcr % Asbury Tark. received a
published reply TO-DAY 90 tneir d.
Hlands. m Which Afr BRADLEY Do
einrra; n your turrat b carried o-1t
I hsrchy Instruct my rroeuto~s 49,
pend scrnc o. ny hart earnod rnrr-rv
% Rave yul huuE- a. c'cctrurutc,f- AZ
corttrE % the Avs o. Ne0 Jerssy.~
III tnadiey 49, uarcd rrscnfr~rs
~ sEs,nst itirsrant vendors ~ herr.
Iite l<trer received by him rcalfs
VT IantlFy lf vuu tcrt stop rer-
secuttuE - merchant q n hccr uuu
vi know quick ~ uo-rvr o. TrrrR
Hand hu r. ~ TO ttre Hinrk
HauiH"
Ar. BrEdEaVE rspiy nouaes urs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
AM0TTHERN
1@1UTY&S

10 81 the duty 81 every erpectant
mother a. prepare her system for the
coming ~ her little one; 90 avoid aa
FAR as possible the suffering Of such
OCCASIONS. and erdcavor 90 pass
through the crisis with her health
and strength uuimpairti. This she
may 90 through the u.e Of Mothers
Friend. a remedy that has been -
long IN use, and accomplished 80
much good. that 70 81 in no sense an
experiment, but preparation which
always produces tho best results. II
81 Tor Cxcfnh application aud 50 pen
Grating in its nature ~ 20 thoroughly
luhfi.ltc every muscle. nerve and ten
d0u involved during the period before
baby comes. 10 aids nature bv &c
ptudiug the skin aud Tissues. relieves
Tenderness and soreness. aud perfectly
Tt,par,s tao system for natural ard
D e. wuth,rhod. Mothers Friend
hds been used aud endorsed hv thou
sands Of mothers. aud H. uze will
prove e comfort and a benefit b. any
woman IN mood 81 such a remedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

LOS ANGELEs. Aug. S.-rlangfng
nav ing failed him as a means az sr,i.
eide. Joano Iaptato Huis. n french ir,
migrant fred six pistol bullets tnts
me ear last night and isl suu alive
today. but b. said 20 be dying
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
For Constitutional nel.n,,.

Local people are trying To induce
VI. }. snyder. OF this city. To be 4 can.
didate for constitutional delegate J..
Is said MIR. Snyder IL reluctant. ana
feels disposed not 10 run FOR the posi-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

gate OF the local aerie OF Eagles at Cie !
convention which will be held in that
city the week OF August q. While in
the west Tom" will take in the cites
OF Los Angeles. Portland. Seattle and
Denver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

-Hccr Ark pirates that he has placed
ne threat in the hands ~ the police.
VII continue HE hrnt and win also
supply muncy 20 hire detectives 10
dtsoovcr the identity o. Black
Handa~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

1880 baseball games Dos. boon a-
ranged l'fH"on fHe Hn.rr. Nftfrtt.
f.au and 'ho Fairbanks of UIf'-i.-r
f.- Saturday and SUNDAY Afternoon.
f.n latter team 'a s1I fr t. OPT.
strongest snmi prnf' e.nr.| f.rm 900
''n a,a-f ~ rI"shurE. arG much .r'rr
'.' Is mau Tested 300 fhc coming ,Yr.
f..t
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~ misery Rvs enluBuny ~ ID -
ever losiy 10 So Married
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09
JULIUS WE'LL
The POPULAR STORE

Read what McCall's Magazine
contains for the month OF Septen-
Der. Subscribe for It. Csc per year.
delivered. and one l5c pattern free
delivered by mail direct from the
New York Office. Subscriptions
taken for it AZ our store.
Copies for september here Al SC
each. Il contains L. pages q
splendid reading matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

O0re- Thomas Edmund. v.u start
'lr1r Ilfh for Flr francisco ls t..a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

Mothers Friend
T. sold at drug
storCs Wutcfor
fftc book for
CNfsctant moth
ers wht- COM
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-09

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-15
TRANSPORTATION
COST TO Be HIGH
ESTIMATED THE M'KENZIE coUN.
TY FARMERS WILL PAY is
CENTS A 5usHEL.

Shafer, N. D., July 15.-Lack of rail
facilities in Mckenzie county will
cost the homesteaders, in round num-
bers, approximately 100000 to $780,
900 this year to haul their products to
market. This estimate is based upon
former statistics and the fact that the
county viii likely harvest between
100000 and 100000 bushels Of grain.
From some sections cost of trans
porting grain from the farm to the
market runs as high as rs cents. 1t
Is generally estimated that the average
cost of marketing all grain in the coun-
ty is about Is cents bushel. Steep
hills make big loads on some roads inn
possible.
Citizens Of Mckenzie county, which
comprises over 100000 acres, are
anxious for railroad facilities, and look
to the Great Northern and the North
ern Pacific as likely entrants, with
the former entering from Williston,
and the latter continuing its Mandan
to Stanton line into the county.
Although the cost of transportation
will be high this year, 1t is pot as high
as in former years because of marked
improvement in general road condi-
lions.