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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13
he Battleship.

They build it long and they build it wide
with mighty guns it is well supplied.
ITS decks are strong and its plates are
thick
It's power is great and its action quick.
Ana never since anchors have been
weighed
Has ship as mighty as this been made.
Ihey nave Srudged no pains nor spared
expense
10 make it powerful and immense:
IN every bolt and in every part
~ Is proof of the master builders art.
Ana never since navies have been known
Has such ship to the world been shown
They build it long and they build it well
W nat its fate may be no man can tell:
i5ut we may be sure that in some land
n, n mlshtler ship is being planned:
The wonder of all the world TODAY.
Next week its glory will pass away
Chicago Record HeIaId.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

Los Angeles has not only made a
greater percentage of growth than any
other large city in the country but it
has Just completed Il S2G,oo0,0 900
municipal water plant at half-mil-
lion dollars less than the estimated
cost and d year ahead of the stipu-
lated time. The City of the Angels
has right to boast-New York
World.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13
Monday, March 13. 1911.
REPUBLICAN
CITY TICKET:
FOR MAYOR:
Frank G. Farrington.s

ALDERMEN:
Ward t-Edwin S. Reid.
Ward 2-Guy p. Gannett.
Ward 3-A. E. Barbour.
Ward +Edmond n. Doyon.
Ward 5-Charles +. Fletcher.
Ward 6-SamueI Titcomb.
Ward 7-Ernest p. HeWett.
Ward 81. j. Merrick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

Hobson's war with Japan is sehed :
uled to open within ten months. 1t
is certainly to be hoped that Hobson
knows better than TO bring on a wal'
before the baseball season is ended
PittSburg Dispatch
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13
VOICES OF THE PRESS.

Tile cold wave sweeping across the
Northern States may be causing a
great 6eal of discomfort and hardsnips.
but there is no DENYING that it is hold
ing off the spring poem crop. Houston
Post
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

The number of Japanese laborers in
the United States decreased by H.
l52 in the last three years, if state
statistics. prepared by foreign Office
are correct. These figures were made
public by Matso Nagia, japanese con-
sui general for San F'rancisco.-Port
land Express.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

Emp,lof William is to have 10 auto
mobiles during tie ensuing season. but
evel as King of Prussia and Emperor
oil Germany he will be unable 10 ride
in more than one OF his automobiles at
Il time-Chicago Record Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

Records for potato shipments in Feb
ruary from the Caribou station were
broken with &c ears, shipped over the,
Bangor & Aroostook
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

Since right is right. to follow
right
= Were wisdom in the Scorn of
eonsequence.-Ten
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

MANY abandoned farms Of iiainc frr
being bought up by Slavic imT III
era,.tS. in sen.e eases whole coamttni-
ties being settled by these pee pie.
While til, native is inclined to br
lrcjudiced against his ftTeisn- born
ntiehbors. he cannot deny that they
make thrifty and almost invar iably
honest citizens. Tine Slavic farmer
usually las a large family and eaeA
member has his OF her work to do.
Even the mother brings her baby in
IL ,ue field. With So many hands
working and no aelp to hire, economic
Independence is assured. Another
generation will see these peopde thor
onghly Amcricanized and valuable
citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

Will March. havc the same - Tarie-
ties of weather as did Februdry?-
Bruckton Enterprise.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

Bar Harbor is discussing the qucS-
ton Of supplying its isolated hospital
with proper facilities Of moving 1t To
some suitable place. Thd question has
been treated by IL larst' number Of
speakers. all being convinced Of the
utter unsuitablcncss of the present
position. Five thousand dollars mas
been appropriated for the purpose of
purchasing a new site and it is be
lieVed that the now virtually mae
cessible institution will soon be moved
to a new position.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

1t is safe to predict that the pen with
which Governor Plaisted signed the
resutmSsion resolve will never occup%
very conspicuous place in the col
lestions of any historical society. Gov
ernors have been known to attach
their signatures to hills which had
higher and more worthy motives in
view than opening the saloons To
Maine boys and eirls.-Portland Press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

\ check has been received. by II.
@. spencer. of Caribou. which, runs a
close second To the one drawn IN
favor of Grocer Cleveland, =atter his
term of Office had expired, when lie
received check for one cent. the
balance of the amount due. him on
his salar.. Mr.. Spencer's; cheek
called tor three cents. being his pro-
portionate interest in bank rupt tirta
to whom he had returned some goods.
the firm going into bankruptcy before
the goods reached their destination.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13


Lewiston and Aubnrn are consider
ably exercised over the killing of a
dog which had been injured by an
electric car. on the bridge between the
cities. Twelve shots We're fired by
two officers before the little animal
was dead Becoming confused he had
been whired under the wheels The
car was stopped and the conductor
reached down to pick up the dog
which he supposed was dead but which
proved himself very much alive by
swapping out and catching the con-
ductor by the palm of the left hand.
The surprised man tried to force the
jaws apart. but the teeth sank deep
er and deeper Finally extreme meth
DDS We're forced and the dog was
kicked until he released his grip. The
conductor after bandaeing his hand
which bled profusely. started his car
and finiSEcu the trip then notified the
officers of the road. He was imlnedi-
ately sent TO IL physician who treated
the wound and advised that the most
careful attention for several weeks
should be given the hand. 1t seems
that by this time Il large crowd had
been attracted to the scene. among
the Spectators being two policennen.
Ii is said that one of the officers fired
eight shots at the animal, while
standing several feet away and APP
| par"ntlN without taking aim. then
USED his cub for several moments
with little effect. The other officer
| then interfered and with four we'll di-
rcctcd bullets finally put the dog out
of his misery. Disguised spectators
declare that the matter should be
taken uD by the Humane Society. The
| conductor was Mr.. Fournier who re-
| Gently attracted much attention by
| invcntinS the three-throw switch.
| The Searsport correspondent writes
| that 10000 bushels Of potatoes arc
| stored in the town. The market is said
| to be very dun and another drop
| threatened
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

Ex-Governor Bert Fernah and the
Roston nnancier, Thomas w. Lawson,
a guest at the Mansion HOUSE at Po-
hand Springs. attended the event held
b.. the West Poland Driving Club.
Saturday the ith. Nincty-1ive teams
and 300 people were present and MIR.
Lawson. who is a noted lover OF
horses. showed his enthusiasm by pre-
sentins the club with so The club
unanimously elected him an honorary
member.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

\ man has Just died Of blood
poisoning from BARRIERS razor.
which proves that there are other
dangers in the BARRIERS chair than
that of being talked to dcath.-BoSton
Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

The ADVERTISING al the seed HOUSES
:adlnonshes us that spring is coming
-Ossipee Valley Herald
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

Almost sap sugar timc,-Blddcford
Record
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

Nor can any enc say that Senator
Hale is not doiua his work as he has
always done it up to the very last
minut,.-Indianap1di News.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13

ROSE OF SHARON CHAPTER, NO.
Is o. l. Stated meetings the flrss
"Wednesday evening OF each month at
100. All members soiourning In the city
are invited to attend.
HELEN NJ. IIEWfNS, w. M.
ELIZABETH A. THOMPSON. Ssss
m w-frltf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-13
AUGUSTA LODGE DIRECTORY
AUGUSTA LODGE. NO al, F. G. A.

NJ. Special communication Tuesday even
mig. March H. Work ~ q, \ degree. All
s"juunng companiUHs are cordially in-
Sitcd to be present
HENRY NJ. LYON, w. Nj.
W. y JACKSON, Soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17
Captain Arisaka is
Looking Over Navies
Officer of the japanese Navy on His
Way to Washington, After Which
He Will GO to Europe.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1s-(special Tel
egram)-On q tour OF the world, Captain
s. Arisaka OF the imperial japanese navy
arrived here today from the far east Cap
tain Arisaka, who occupies a distinguished
position among the fighting men Of Nippon,
will visit friends in this city, after which
he viii 20 east and call at the Japanese
embassy at Washington The principal teA-
ture OF his journey through England and
Europe win be an inspection OF the British
navy yards. and 1t is also said that he has
been officially commissioned 10 place large
orders on behalf OF the japanese govern
ment for naval machinery.
During the RussO-Japanese war Captain
ArfsakA was one Of the officers in charge
OF the Kurss arsenal. and he has several
nedals for distinguished service.
The relations between the men OF your
navy and ours," said the japanese officer,
are the most cordial The friendly feel
inEs we're cemsnted when the Atlantic fleet
visited Japan on its great cruise around
the world, and also when several Of our
warships were In san Francisco during the
Portola celebration At the naval review
OF the Panama Pacific international expo
sition Japan viii no doubt be represented
By some OF its best ships"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17
FOREIGN TRADE MARK BROKEN
COuntry's Exports More Than Two
Billions for First Time.
MAKES HUGE JUMP
Total Busine.s with other Nations
Amounts to ss.SOO. 900. 200, Ex-
c~edinH Recors year Of 1907
by s2ss. 900, 900.

WASHINGTON. July 16-AlI record for
foreign trade Of the United States we're
broken during the fiscal year ending June
% Figures Of the bureau OF statistics
issued today show that the vast volume
Of foreign business mounted to more than
s. 800 Ooc go. which exceeds the record year
Of .e17 bv more than Se63coo0oo.
The country's exports for the first time
exceeded the s2.OooO0o.0oo mark while the
imports we're second only to last years
The year wound up with . oaiaSce OF trade
Of more than $50 90 cOO in favor Of Ameri-
can business. This is S7s2.co.Ooo more than
last year s balance, but was exceeded by
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17

the ASSOCIATION are al south Ouldna JUST
ness men.
Magic City Gossip.
Miss Mayme Fitzgerald is spending her
vacation in Denver.
Miss Isabelle Flaharty and Miss Agnes
Fitzgerald will start for a trip TO the lakes
in the near future.
Furnished rooms at a snap. If the right
party applies. Call evenings. II. L. Coomos,
2b2l D street, South Omaha
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wheeler. after
visit with friends at Fremont, returned
home Friday evening.
Phone Bell South s6s--Independent F-1s6S
for a case of letter Gold Top. Prompt de-
livery TO any part Of city. William letter.
Mayor P. ]. Trainor is expected home
today from South Dakota, where he spent
several days investigating some land ousl-
ness.
for two weeks trip through the west.
Mrs; Roberts will remain part OF the time
In Sioux City.
Rev. Robert L Wheeler will preach to-
day at the First Presbyterian church at
II o'clock. His subject will be The Bear;
the LION and the Man" Sunday school
will be held at the usual hour.
Mrs. John c. Trouton. 61s North Twenty
fifth street, who has been seriously i'll for
some tHne. is reported better. mrs.
TroutonE illness was supertnduced by
fright from the attempt of burglar to
enter her home
william Brownies of Sarpy county ar
rived Saturday from Americas, Kan, &C
companied by the remains OF his mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. The body was
buried in Bailey cemetery at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon.
Ted Shanahan, cashier at the Packers
National bank. in company with Con no
Ian OF Omaha, will leave tomorrow Iol
Blue Lake, Ia, where they viii spena
their vacation ]. c. BroadWeH VIII JOIN
the camp later in the week
Harry Kelly, the Snowman, is here
spending a few days with his family
After ten days visit with his family MI.
Kelly will leave for the border, where ne
will Join the Floto-Sells circus as II leaves
Canada He is attached TO the comrnissary
department.
The funeral Of John vacek will take
place this afternoon at clock from hls
| late residence. 3l2 North Twenty -tourtn
street Members OF lodge NO. 90 anSisa az
Order of United Workmen, Will meet AZ
the Workman temple at p. m Tor the
| purpose of attending the funeral In oooy'
| II is announced by the board OF editors
of the ''Tooter," the local high school pup
LEGATION, that the annual issue OF the paper
will soon come from the press. The issue
will contain pictures Of the recent grad
yates scenes from the class play ana oJher
interesting matter. Subscribers may oo-
tain copies at F1sher-McGins staponeIy
| store on July IS. Extra copies may DC n@N
for Is cents apiece
Miss Carey Keegan, at her residence,
200 p street gave q granite shower last
| Thursday evening in honor OF MLss
Kathryn Barrow, whose marriage 20 hlSh-
ard Novak viii take place July 3. The
| guests spent the evening in games and
music The following were present; Misses
| Kathryn Barrow, Tina COhn, Esther conn,
Mary F1tzgerald, Della Flanagan. H Helen
Glesen, Kittie Hayes, Kate kahle' Mary
| Radford, Mary Shields, Nellie quinn, Jsh-
ME Quinn. Mary Keegan and Mesdames
Aldridge Gearys Wald and keegan-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17
TROY PoST0FFlcE is ROBBED

ST. JOSEPH. No, July 1.-THE postof-
flee Al Troy, Kan, ten miles from this
city, across the Missouri river. was broken
into last night. the safe blown open and
Sl5 In silver taken The robbers over
looked a ron OF bills amounting 70 100
which was In 4 small box in the sAfa
The robbery was not discovered until Post
master John B. Kennedy opened the office
today. Entrance was gained by euttiaE
a paddock off the rear door.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17

the record year Of 1898 and also BY 1917.
1900 and 1888.
Fifty per cent Of the imports entered the
country free Of duty, a proportion greater
than az any time in history except In
lSo2-s-A when sugar was being imported
free under the Mckinley tariff law. The
total value Of merchandise entering free.
however. was larger than in any year
heretofore
Statistics Of foreign trade for the last
two years follow:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17
Stop
DiarrhOea
Wakefield's
Blackberry BAlsann

Quickly stops DiarrhOea, Dysentsry.
Cholera Infantum and all bowel trou-
bles without constipation. No opium
nor other habit forming drugs. Accept
only Wakefield's. II cures after other
remedies fail. 35c or bottles for
800. Everywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17

An ordinary case Of diarrhoea can. a. a
rule be cured by a single dose Of Chamber
iain's Collie Cholera and DisrrhOeA Remedy.
This remedy has no superior for bowel som
plants. For sale by all dealera
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17

The Key to the situation-Be= Want Ads
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17
Magic City Gossip.

the association are all South Omaha bust
ness men.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17
Causes Arrest of Husband.

Steve Kaokimis. Thirty eighth and II.
streets, was arrested Saturday morning
on the complaint OF his wife Mrs. Kao-
KINKS. who is in a delicate condition of
health. alleges that her husband kicked
and beat her Saturday night The woman
fears that she has suffered serious injury
from the kicks Of her husband. Kaokimis
will be tried Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17

Bigger. Better. BuSer-rhat IL what Bee
advertising will do for any Legitimate
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
ldidstss in the Field for the Office
Of Police Judge.
CALDWELL LAST TO ENTER RACE
,bief Of PeIice BriRas ot the Opinion
thst He Lacks the Backing Of
Hnard In NstataininE Disci-
PIEae In Department.

Niu Inc rcid already filled with aspir-
.lts Tor ro'ice iuoge in Sopth Omaha. an
.Her candidate was listed Saturday even
* when Justice of the Peace Caldwell
led for the place.
when asked abou- his candidacy Judge
sIdweI said he expected TO be IN FOR
.Igh'ng. but that he was used to that
Vow there are six candidates in the race.
william Corrigsn. John Mcmillan. John
uercel' James Bednar. James Callahan
no Patrick Caldwell. MARCEL. who has
lcen understood 20 be the machine candi-
ate. viu very probably be pulled off now
hat Caldwell has stepped into line. Gala
an can not expect the backing Of the ma
hinc with caldwell IN the race. Callahan
Moreover is said to be out Of the good graces
Il the powers that be.
This narrovs the race down to four. with
Mcmillan Corrigan and Caldwell each with
strong following. Bednar will have the
bohemian vote. but no more. because OF
his recent residence In South Omaha Nc
MILAN and COrrigan will fight Il out with
caldwell resting on his oars for the oppor-
tune moment 20 step In and grab the nomi-
nation with the backing OF the machine
and saloon interests
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17

or seorched by fire. apply Bueklen' 5
Aruica salvs. Cures piles. too. and the
worst sores. Guaranteed sc. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-17
MORE TROOPS START FOR HOME
Infantry Leaves San An
tonic for Fort ID. A. Russell,
WyO., via Eel PasO.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 16.-The
Eleventh infantry left today for Fort d. A
Russell, Wyo., via FL Paso. Company A.
Of the signal corps reached San Antonio
early today from Del Rio and left for Fort
Leavenworth, Kan.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-30
1911 NOVEMBER 1911
sun. Non Tue. wed. Thu. Fri Sat.
Union Roster

O891O0 AO0GG1
(In your Union listed In this Direc-s
tory e not see why not. The
oHIo vA al ~ TKzpEs Al EIs I1BoR
sASSEMBL Y--M Meets D. m. End and
Ath Sundays at 1915 Market street.
=. J. Weekleys President; Leo. ]. Ia
a ,ss lgs strest Fuiton Nat
Phone I'll Charles d. Ryan,;
treasurer. Trustees; John Fleming.
Sam r. 1lerlkards Charles steger-
Finanes Computes. II q: Ninness.
|BEi.M Il s cisNT i,fSsi. TRADES AND
LABOR ASSEMBLY Meets every LIST
and 3rd Sunday at HeinIein,s hall,
Bridgeport President, NJ. J. Snyder.
Electrical Workers, 14l. Vice PI esd
dent j. -. 0.Toole, Painters. Decora-
tors and PAPER Hangers. Secretary,
1917. Treasurer. o. n Wright Carr
penters, IL. Chaplain y. r. Francis
Typographical 49, Trustees 3 a
Mc 81 Id Painters is. and u. a.
"a Jones, Engineers I2s Guide James
M0mtt. Arbitration Committee.
I n9mss A5ngneWS shadEsss
William Ebberts and Andrew Grun-
ellie. Retail Clerks, Bellaire. Board
Of Control Of " g Majority, Z. A Z.
GTu41slIs. Thomas Hughes 6 GsSsgs
4 Mofitt. Delegates to OHIO AZ! ~ ~ alley
Hughes, George w. Pyle. p.
9'Toole. p p Tharpe and Andrew
Crunelle. -.
OHIO VALLEY DISTRICT G0 ~ ySls
w. VA-Meets in Trades assembly
F'aWcett secretary Bri9gsPsooTass
5us1neses Rsfh g; Z " sslAzss eye
BzETEaDERS Ns; 49,, 49,
5sS1 W. = = ~ 1Tsf n,ors.
le1os 1etn ~ = - s S.'s,s.S
~. a; d. q Rans
gldg " z GSaSeralags g 3 latn ,s g;
Bottle Blowers Asaoeiatl on--M ,ss ,t
every other Saturday ~ nae aal g =, rs vs.
y. ~ - 2 1.es'A.- - Z q
65s5la1rs. = 2; <S4,.-z,1,s, Te,.l 81, &
Meets first and tElrd s.. In la1a51 e 3
each month"; AZ ~ gee 4s 5 ass I. s.
SSseepH Ass oats Scy * off 50
IBRIcKI.AY ERs Union No: Meets sss
Tnesaay evening" a 9 ffs man. 5 AZ
Pss Ivy III aafS ssssssxs ~. II. Martfr.
1913 Wood g 70 Bog e1s. nat ph9gnass
Market. 8 a s.
RiTTCHERS- local No. Z. IA NJ C. &
81 IS I: s. ~ & Nett every YER second and
Assembly Assem- Hall sd1 frank All Kircheess-
ner Pres, Bow st, Wheeling. and
James NJ No1l, Secsty, Natl Road.
Fulton
"a RPHNTEBS-Tz0c No 8 United
Frnfherhoad f,f9 ear penters and Join
ss.s ~ 4 ~ marion Meets avery Friday
Al q. " = Il Il. ~ hall Secretar1
Thes' q. Prysock. 2ei5 ChapIinS.
s r. ~ s IN q s. = q 8 - T,,aidna
IS. - ~ Is 81 ~ 81 NaAts evSr
T;. -SS.. ! a3 Hvais5arf Tsail7inc 3. f6ilS1S
49,. :, = iS1s1, ia w.
iseests,, 81 = Ne sfiI,s Farrvs Ohio
At ~ 5 re = 9s - No
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Ne * s,'i Nat Tsls 30 : =
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q n e = "a hall Secrsfarvs Sc NJ,
e.oss. 6i1 w Eareffa. MArtsrs1 FerT5s
Ssss 81 ss III = = - ~ =.
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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-30
-wTRE GOODS

r.. s. HARRKs, Manufacturer of Wire
Goods of every description Once and
Counter Ratings, Heavy and Light
window Guards Wheeling Wire Works.
No. s 18th Street
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-30
PHOTO ENGRAVING

THE MAJORITY can supply YOU with
photo engravings bearing the Union
Label 0f the international Photo En-
graveRs Union. The union label APP
peara in tlia printed picture. w hen
you DO not see the label the cut was
not unfon made.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-30
Sc OND HAND GOODS

GUA11S II. M1CH Q CO. Furhituy0,
Stoves and Household Goods. We by
and Sell Second Hand Stoves and EuEnt-
ture Of Al kinda 1912 Market -
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-30
.pI.ATTNG

Have you PLATING Cor Polishing to be
done We Will do It and do i right.
Phone calls promptly attended.
WHEELING PLATING q POLISHING
WORKS, Cor Eoff and Alley IS.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-30
PR.TN,TING

THE lEAJORITY PisIMTMRY Is better
equipped than ever to handle all kinds
of job printing quickly, at reasonable
prices, aud to your DAttef9ctiOM All
work bears the Union label OF xhS"
Allied Printing Trades.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-30
Virginia Farms

oRer best opportunity for land-buyers
and the best place to live. Mild win
tiers, cheap land; sunshine; grow all
crops: produce best favored apples,
cattle, hog raising. dairying and spoul-
try raising profitable: near 40,0O0.0QO
John 3. walker. lot 18th st.
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|nATRY GIIPPI,IE8

|DAlkYMENys Aeg0C1AH10M - - Z .ses9
and Dairv Supplies Nat 1857 "a s5e1A
20a-IL 1ofh st. Bfanch. MAJ 441s-1ss
Nineteenth and Non. ...s
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TAIII.nRs

UNITED WOODEN MILLS West Vlr--
einiass Greatest Tail0rs. 11S3 Marker
st Union made clotheg 70 your mees
sure. SIS. no more no less
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-30
UNDERTAKERS

q. n. ADOEPH, 8 Furniture. Garpetl
and wall Paper Special attention
pfYen Is Undertaking. License 70
Ohio and West We. Both phonra
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RECEIpT BOOKS

AOAlS111s1I 8 y y ~ q
THE MAJORITY carries In stock
receipt books 81 10, IS and Is cents
that are Union Labeled and just the
thing tor everybody who uses receipts.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-11-30
] VIZ HTCLES

CHA a. Sc .sRIGHTy wholesale and
Refail Bugs 81 Surveys, Wagons ana
Harness. eubbef firing speclalty;
AGENT for Elramaf Wagons Cor; 4znd
and Woo Sfreete. Wheeling W: Va
Both Phones.
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Wall. PLASTER

a. d, lsEABRIGHT CO., Manufacturer7
Of Eclipse Wall Plaster. Jobbers IN
Rtiiiders Supplies. Office and Works.
Cor 13rd and Mccolloch streets. Both
Phones.