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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-03-24
/ Shower.

Bessi eAtwood, the pretty and
ar daughter Of Mrs. P. D. At
has issued seventy-five invita-
FOR hose shower, which she will
Miss Caroline Caldwell on the
ocn Of Tuesday, April 4. Miss
sll is to be one of the Spring
Maids and matrons will be
Atwood's guests On that occasion
hll entertain at her home, No.
est Fifth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-03-24
RrMEMBER THE NAME.

FoleY's Honey and Tar for all coughs
and colds, for Group. broncnltis
,oareepass and for racking lagrippe
coughs. No opiates.. Refuse suDsu-
tutes- e
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-03-24
J Banquet Tonight.

Pdent T. N. Harper. of the Ross
Baraca Glass urges ell Baraca as
nothing prevent them from at
: the annual Baraca Banquet,
viii be held this evening in the
Moore Baraco hall. The off,
the club desire a large attend
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-03-24
sAlum I'm baking powder is dan.
gerous and should he pRoh1b1ted!~

personal benefit of the League menu
bers. The ladies plan to have the
club instruct in the most economic
manner the government of home.
Other business was transacted
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-03-24
Six O'Clock Dinner.

Mrs. James II. Allen entertained A
few of her friends last evening at
s clock with luncheon, in honor of
Mrs. Fred Penne1l, CT Little Rock. The
dinner W as an informal but a most de.
ligntful affair. g..
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-03-24
y Netting.

Meetng.
american Woman's League
meeting yesterday afternoon
NJ w A. Matthews, On West
venue. Plans were discussed
members for the organization
ome economies club for the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-03-24

For picture framing see V. 5.
Mcclellan, o. P. 837 New phone 443
sol Main. u I'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
STOP AUCTIONS
Business Mems Association Deter
. mines TO Stop the so-caIIed
Fire Sales"

Determined 10 put stop TO all 80.
called fire sales" bankrupt sales"
ana other sales which are being cor.
Quoted by outside merchants In tbis
CITY, who are conducting the sales nm.
der misrepresentation and failing IN
pay taxes 20 the city. the Wheeling
business Mems Association Yesterday
started 10 wage" war on the ga -
jewelers." who come into the city ore
week. sell their goods and depart tho
next week. Action. IL is said bv the
secet7y Of the association. will be-
taken AGAINST the jeweles IN the sands
and NcLue huidingsuuuucccrlcc ufo
and Mcclure buildings.
Auctloncers sell watches for s. and
- that are not worth 81. IL Is said.
while they are selling other articles
az comparatively low prices. The So
called silverware o. said 70 be an lnl-
latlon and tho other articles % IN.
ierior workmanship. The business
men have been very successful in
their crusade against such merchants.
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Milk Report
Of Health Department

complies with that standard. They
are able 20 do this because our milk
supply is near the city. IL rs soon
delivered and with proper cooling tho
bacteria have no chance 20 grow.
Only one dairy I'm the state % West
Virginia is producing certified milk
This is the dairy located on Hin TOP
Farm.
Any one else claiming 70 produce
certified milk in thfs state. does so
with The intention 20 deceive. and IS
liable fo prosecution.
Certified mills ls produced with tho
greatest care and cleanliness This
milk Del almost free from bacteria a +.
the counts always show less than ten
fh0reand
Certified milk IS from fubercuiosi4
tested cattle and is produced under
the rules and regulations laid down
iy the American Association OF Med.
ical MIX Commissions. Certified
milk therefore may hc termed almost
perfect milk
IasteurIzat.on az applied 20 milk
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consists In the application OF a GER
tain degree OF heat followed by rapid
cooling. IL derives its name from the
fact that II was first used on an ex-
tensive scale in the wine industry OF
France on the recommendation OF
Pasteur.
While a pure milk is better than n
purified milk. the difficulty OF obtain
Ing a clean milk supply In a large
city has made this method increase
In popularity, particularly during the
past few years. Il must be remem-
bered that pasteurizatlon does not
improve milk. Heating does not rem
der milk better as a food. All II
does, II IL is properly done, Is TO
destroy certain bacteria and some OF
their toxic products.
one OF the chief objections TO pas
teurizauon is that II has a tendency
10 promote carelessness and dis
courages the efforts 10 produce clean
milk II gives the impression to
farmers and those who handle milk
that great care is not necessary as
the milk is going to be cooked and
thus rendered harmless.
Pasteurization OF milk II Intelligent
~ done. cannot be criticised. but IL Is
very important to remember that
after the milk is pssteurized Il is Just
as liable TO serious contamination as
before. II not more so. II must, there.
fore. be carefully handled, kept cool
and promptly delivered.
Counts have been made OF all pas
teurtzed milk sold IN the city, and
the counts obtained we're so variable
that In justice to those selling clean
pasteurlzed milk two classifications
nave been made. Glass one includes
pasteurized milk showing low counts
indicating care and proper handling.
Class two includes pasteurized milk
showing counts which are to saw the
least. unsatisfactory.
One sample Of pasteurized milk
contained more than twelve hundred
thousand bacteria TO the cubic cent?
metre. and every one in the second
class had sample counting more
IMAM four hundred thousand to the
cubic centimetre.
Classification Of Wheeling MN,
Supply-Certlfled milk. under 10000
bacteria per c. c.; class one. under
iVV'VOO bacteria per c. c.; class two
100000 20 100000 per c. C.: class
three, above 100000 per c. G.
Pasteurized Milk-Class one. under
IvO,Ooo bacteria per c. c.; class two
ABOVE 100000 bacteria per c. G
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Easter Services.

Easter Sunday will be fttinFly oh
served in all the churches out the
pike by special service and some very
interesting programs have been pre-
pared Special services will be held
in the Vance Memorial church Al
WOodsdale. both morning and even
ing. and the Fulton and GrePgsville
Methodist churches have prepared
programs for the evening. Rev. Law
will have charge OF the service NJ
Fulton while Mr.. Hall will conduct
the service AZ Gregcsvillc. A special
sermon will DO delivered in the Yves
ley Memorial church az EdCwood and
services have been going on in the
ST. Michael's church at Edgington
Lane IN preparation for Faster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
girls" At VIRGINIA
Clyde Fitch Comedy Pleases Win
Its Quaint Humorous Story
Last Evening.

$50 moro cIcveriy conceived comedy
h1F boon witnessed az local ,heatere
tH' present season than Girls" BY
fnn I1fe CLYDE Fitch which appeared
no tho virginia inct evening. rs char.
r'orG are drawn with n master nard.
'"o humor is abundant 7nd NATURAL.
Nd. ah0t. 900. fhc story ie fascinating
deals WITH three young glrs Vho
'rNn ri h7frin vow to make thoir r1v
through lfe without Tho assistance ~
iIo f'rnnr rnN. AT pr0Erc-frs veil
.n OBJ" man hater's circle until the ad-
won't nf man. Then vows are for
.'ifon md complications follow that
nro doIehffuny amusing and which
'Idr In tho entire trio being we'll
Started ON the rond 90 mafrimonv.
Tho cast ie exceptional anil Girls"
VIII ho repeated nf the Virginia tnatl-
rno and tonight nnd Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
UNUSUALLY LARGE NUMBER IN
THE FIRST CLASS.
Steady Improvement Is Shown In Con.
ditlons-Llst q Dealers and
Classification.

The ARCHAEOLOGICAL milk report OF
the health department for the months
OF January. February and March has
just been completed by the health
department and is an unusually favor
able one. s very large percentage
Of the dealers are found in the firFf
class. which is due partly 90 the cold
weather and partly 10 a steady im-
rrovemcnt in conditions brought
about by the regulations ~ tho de-
rartuonf
Formerly. the great majority OF tho
dealers were found ln the second
class and the transfer ~ the first
class ls worry orcourar'0r TheNas-
taur'zod milk is classified as clean
and urclcan. Tho report follows.
The bacterioiorical examination ~
milk may be made f0 detect the pres.
erco of disease producing bacteria. 6r
M may tr FOR fro purpose OF deter.
mining rho number ana kinds 0f hac.
f.rIf which tho milk contains r. "a
difficult f0 dem0reirafn me presence
.f bacteria which rrr.. particular
disease. and rcrrff. rre r0 uncertain.
flaf .rrh examination arc rarely un.
frrf1Flu.
Tho hrrfrrioIor'cai examination of
nfr or maIn In fho local health fo.
rartu.rf r f0r tfo purpose ~ OBJ.
famine an indication ~ frr manner
.u Which fro uIk faa been collected
and frrreu0rfrf u fa now uoIk &C.
fIhNeHr1 fhaf fh.r. .r direct rofa-
zion b.f.r.n fHn degree NJ cIrruT
r.sa with which miit D.. produced and
'IH number 1f bacteria which No con
flla
Nrt OIL o. comes from fho uffo-
rlr'a.ua bacteria huf fHn number fa
.D small fNaf 40 .f OFF II1o importance
N ihc milk iF properly handled after
.f 'a produced
M'If produced under condition. %,
r.rnn'Inrss. cooled OF once aud kept
cool viii show RI very low bacterial
count. while milk which fa produced
Dol 1 careless frI Hrr'r1rIv manner
"' bow ri count nf bacteria rrrrIr.
Ir into fho millions
Ihr Imurr'rrro NJ cleanliness and
cooling cannot Dol over estimated ara
fno counts nr made Ir fHr hrrfE do
par'meni indicate clearly uhrff.- or
not fheao facts aro appreciated Dr..
fIn fa'rsmar
IiHrirr.nI0r'r1I standards rra rrrr..
EARLY arbitrary and rra Iaerf ON t.a
count of fho total number NJ t4cfar.l
fn cubic rrrf'mnfrr unIrE I. -r..f.
h.'ni iD ono fourth NJ fnarrrnrfgf
NJ mIk Sow York arf Philadelphia
pro- urafIn fn secure mIF which urI
HfnraFn under ono million bacteria
fn Pho cuhfo rrrrmefre Tffa fr Do
fano most ~ fhe'r mills comes from
rr.nf distance. arf 'r nIf before %
rrHrHn. fIr rnrrnurr
Wheeling frf adopted a rfarfrrl
. M ono hundred ffou.anf I.rfr-., boz
cubic rfnNmefrr nrI many of rrr
! da.rlmeu Gro PRODUCING mu which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
Out.the-Pike Briefs.

Charles Savage. of Greggsville. was
operated OF yesterday and his tOnsils
removed.
Hon. r. W. Mills of Fairmont. W.
Va. delivered an interesting temper
ance lecture TO a large audience in
the Wesley Memorial church at Edg-
wood. Wednesday night.
Charles Kimmins. Of Fulton, has
sold his lot in I.oring Place, Elm
Grove. 20 John T. Carter.
James Rine. OF Chapel Hill. was a
business caller here yesterday.
The Woods Run camp. Modern
Woodmen OF America, met-in regular
session I'm their quarters in the
LeatherwOod school house last even
ing.
The young daughter Of Orr r. Tay-
Tor. OF Edgwood. is improving from
an attack OF pneumonia.
Rev. J. VI. Potter and J. V. Braden.
OF the Vance Memorial church. will
attend the meeting OF the Wheeling
presbytery. which meets in Warwood
on next Monday evening and all day
Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
SPECIAL MATINEE
is Arranged by Manager Moore for
Chocolate Soldier on
Monday

Manager Moore Yesterday an.
n0Inrcl The completion Of arrange
morts Tor a special Easter Monday
matinee 90 "Thc Chocolate Soldier"
90 tho Court Theafor The seat aaIe
IfrIr Yesterday nnl every cent for
fin n'aht was cold before the middle
10 fhe afternoon. ond The matinee faIo
h1H been InrFo Tho company fa ono
o. ihe largest brought nero thia sea.
com. and ia tho whitney production
No fIo famous Nfrunrra opera.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
DANIEL MCDONALD pIEs.
Prominent Hancock County Mason
Passes Away.

Spesisl nisDatcr 20 the Inteiiirence-
CHESTER, W. Va. April 13.-Dan-
lei Mcdonald, aged IS years. and a
native OF Ireland. is dead after a long
Illness. Deceased came TO this coun-
Try when Is years Of age. first locating
IN New Cumberland lie was a char
ter member OF the Chester lodge OF
Masons. and was also member OF
wheeling Commandery No. 1, Knights
Iemplar re leaves a wife and two
sons. lnterment will be az New Cum
bcrland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
COAL FLEET
EmPTIEs RETURNING TO PITTS.
BURG POOLS.
Another Fleet VIII Depart for the
Southland Within Few Days
With Heavy Fleet.

Before the close of next week an
other large coal feet now moored IN
the Pittsburg pools will clear for me
Southland with large feet OF barges,
carrying several million bushels OF
coal and heavy consignment OF steel
and iron ore. The A. II. Budi. Charlie
Brown. Cruiser and the Sam Brown
are now being sent to the coal mines
to be attached to the barges.
The coal feet that passed the city
early last week has discharged its
coal near Cairo ard has been reported
near Cincinnati, on their way back.
Despite the heavy rains the ohio Is
still declining slowly at the locar port.
The stage registered yesterday after
noon was l feet 9 inches. The pack
cts are doing a rushing business with
the close of the Easter trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14

PITTSBURG-No coal will be
shipped from this port until early next
week, because of the lack Of empties,
tows OF which are being brought up
the river by almost all the big steam
ers. Stage at Davis Island dam to-
night. 9.5 feet; Freeport. 81 feet. and
Heirs Island dam. SO feet and fall
ing: rain.
MORGANTOWN-River Q feet and
falling: cloudy.
WARREN-River 3.5 feet; cloudy
OIL CITY-River Al feet and fall
ing; cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
FOUR TO Pen
Prisoners Convicted In Criminal
Court 70 be Taken 20
MoUndsviiie Saturday.

Commitment papers are now being
made out at the Office OF Clerk OF
Courts John l.. Kingdom for four
prisoners convicted at the last term
or criminal court who Will be re-
moved 70 the penltentiary on Sat
urday. Included are Joseph Oser,
sentenced 70 serve Eve years for rob
bling Pennsylvania freight cars: Jack
Bursee. two years for the same Of
Tense; Irwin W. Cochran. three years
for stealing jevelry from the sheR
store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
EDGWO0D
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society Of Vance Memorial
Church Net Yesterday.

The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society Of the Vance
Memorial church at Woodsdale. held
its regular monthly meeting in the
manse and transacted regular routine
business. An interesting missionary
program was carried out and much
other regular work was taken up.
Mrs. Z. z. Boyd and Mrs. Emma
Weaver were chosen as delegates TO
represent the society at the Women's
presbyterian meeting in New Cumber-
land. w. Va. on Friday. April 81.
1911
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14

Tho Bank OF Fulton has started 10
nil In the lot back Of the bank build
Ing and intends 20 make 20 oven with
the front This will require a great
amount Of work and considerable time
as It viii be filled to a depth Of over
two feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14

tanned by Mrs. Ed Petticord, OF Echo
Point A regular business session
will be held Miss Edna Miller. OF
Edgwood, has been chosen TO repre-
sent the circle at the Women's pres
byterial meeting. which will be held
in New Cumberland. w. Va. Friday.
April q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14

The II. r McConkcy baseball club
viii entertain Monday evening N Rud-
ler's hall az Glen Lawn with n dance.
Many invitations have been issued
and the affair promises 90 be very
successful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14

Waehhurr'e Uncle TOMS Cabin"
w'l he fHc offering of fhe Court Thea
for Dn Saturday. matinee and night
Tho production ia staged with unusual
o'nhouirnera and The company ls n
capable ono.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
NEW JUDGE NAMED.
Charles Dice Takes Place on Bench
In New Circuit.

Tler ioI lter7tcl ~ the Tltelll zenccr.
MARTTNSBURC. w. Va. April Ia
Charles 8. Dice. Of Lcwisburr. has
been named by the Governor as the
judge Of the new Pocahonfas-Creon-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
Yesterdays Boats.

Lorena. Pittsburg. 1880 a. m.
Virginia. Cincinnati. IL an
Sonoma, Marietta, $3.50 p. m.
Liberty. Darlington, $3.50 p. m.
Ohio. Plttspurg. p. IN.
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ITO be continued J

He-so tho enlargement is m arI
Maud and Jack don't speak fo r-ch
other. what caused mo 1uarroI7
She-"T 1as flr HiIaef ff.rr.
They were talking about theirs ha.ra
n case a0f love af 0rrf sight. and rrn
got into "a fierce dispute aa f0 ru.rr
had seen fln other boston
Transcript
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To-dav's Boats

II. K. Bedford. Parkersburg, 6 n. m.
Ohio. Cincinnati. a. m.
Jewell. Marietta. $3.50 p. m.
Liberty. Darlington, $3.50 p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-14
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN By
WILLIAM c. FREEMAN.

TIC MATll!N mESSENOEK
recently printed an article by
E L. WEIGH, of the WEIGH
GRAPE JUICE co.
1t was a copy of a circular
letter sent to dealers by Mr..
WEIGH. Parts of it are repro
duced here to illustrate HOW
ADVERTISING CREATES A
DEN ND FOR HIGH
QUALITY and HOW ADJ
VERTISlNG lessons THE
COST of an article to the
consumer:
Good advertising is an IN
VESTMENT.
Zone essential of good ad-
vertiSing is PERSISTENCY.
"Only with a wide distribu-
ton can We maintain low
prices.
"In 1897 the first year we
located in the Chautauoua
grape belt, we paid $40 per
ton for grapes. The output
was $4,000 gallons. We have
become increasingly large fac
tors in the Concord grape
market. We insist upon and
GET the very pick of the crop.
We pay more than others.
with us making larger and
larger purchases annually,
and taking our choice of
the grapes, the price has
steadily gone higher. In
October, 1910, we paid S43
and over per ton. We have a
million and a quarter gallons
of grape juice for the 1911
business.
>.'"YET WEIGHS GRAPE
JUICE is SOLD TO THE
TRADE TO-DAY AT
LOWER PRICES THAN IN
1903. AND WE ARE PAY
ING S53 AND MORE PER
TON over the 1903 price for
grapes.
ADVERTISING - an d
QUALITY make SATISFIED
customers.
without our advertising
the customer would not have
known of grape juice-our
advertising paid HIM.
"OUR ADVERTISING
CREATED THE MARKET
and made a STAPLE Of a pro-
duct for which there was no
demand-it paid the iohber
and retailer.
"ln 1907, our business was
conducted at a loss. In 1914,
BECAUSE OF GREAT VOL
UME AT A SMALL MARGIN
OF PROFIT, we expect to
clear a reasonable percentage.
"The high prices Of grapes
warranted an advance in the
price of Welch'S Crane Juice
BUT THERE IS NONE"
The cry raised against adj
vertiSing on the ground that
it increases the cost Of every
thing we buy, will he Stilled
forever before very long be-
cause examples Ike the one
just recited are so numerous
that by and by no voice viii
dare cry out the falSehooi
which, even now, is very
threadhare.
Welch'S Grape JUICES
successful as it is-has only
begun to scratch me surface
with its advertising.
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brieT Circuit Court He Is a son Of
the late Bishop Dice. He is a Repub-
lican, aged SO, and married.
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Opportunity circle.

The Opportunity circle. Of the
Vance Memorial church. will be enter.
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To-morroM'a Boats.
The Marks.

Sonoma. Marietta, $3.50 p. m.
Liberty, Darlington. $3.50 p. m.
The wageworker., 1911-01-13


ordinary & ike snd
has p $50 woolen and other
per eRsmpasns ham s
his woolen clothing at for folk 81
wae Ever % Pet5o f 5
you noticed the absence retail clothing
e e s e e Kansas c G Gnze % and
suit OF clothes go into Canada buy good suit discard
his don the suit and come back without paying duty the
sas iss1S ssz seSs5
the conductors They priced
ss sas @ n s Rsst en- Hso s an @ Rs & s T
out s less a @ m % % sts
an Egn openaesd watch given me by William Bryanis sold
So % By T II @ o uasa d sits @ M s vt :es nesf in
constituted an could have been
without of eSorbitan duty King hold Of before
Dngley got free duty put
s back H M to s'n e ah It's % Bf
Omaha sold DID, cheaper London and 18th than Lincoln or
posed bought in
M @ e @ ha1 p the Utd oe
to the value Of one output Of Nebasa hens OF the
Pay ia a n law G a d measu5s ha% am
have severely chded other good friend Senator Bure for
his part in its enactment
upon Lincoln abandoned They work
ing every possible scheme to achieve success for among
Others being an effort to catch the opposition mapping and call
Other meeting meet, the I and s made
last long aowegged cat chasing asbestos rat through
Hades a foolish who
people
charter without
Senator Billy Lormers of shows already
Of peng off That there bbe5 in his election beyond dis
the precincts that honorable body.
Joseph Fels going make address in Omaha
a multi mill
which
he is looked upon being "crankndeed
spending his freely bring about conditions that will
The wageworker., 1911-01-13

makes make charity M OF he srank Fes
compartment He hasn't much either OF them he
thing the ability mem like
csg na snd 1ve for he
Big Business depores garment Chicago
because hurts business threatens Chcagos supremacy
clothing market Humanity loving deplore
they so a to
than drag weary opelessness
and unrequited toll? If there that appealed the
garment Chicago fighting o
their children after the of OF after the
Chicago merely the @ ef ts d w wan be CT
ognized as having souls.
grounds s pT e ths e heu ee
have trip light Inaugural
s Marked 's A''@' A'''e AS "y o'o e'o Dill 'a0" 'e
going right here the dead Of such thing
weather unknown? few such thing would
All ought be more pleasing building adesmen than
TO the capitalists who erecting the buildings
t The that ought with
on the site now occupied by the Harley Drug Co
The excise board has given the personal jbs hosts a2oe,
f spned d % 6e% must renof P e w h r | e
ulated something of crmp West Lncons chief indus
way the liquor tp and let
of similar
Poisons explosives firearms,
Speaking of Omaha that city has made than remark
able record 1t held
all actually dollar
the who loyalty the make And
held which killed
injured If successful handling of exposition used
basis selection quite ready advocate Omaha the
best place for holding the Panama canal exposition Dollars
ughnuts Omaha would make brilliant OF 1T.
Farbury premium Nebraska progress
While
population increase of II Fairbuv forward with
This However those who
Faibury newspapers. little
boast of good and well the Fair
bury Omaha, Lincoln
South Omaha the three largest cities Nebraska coming the
order We hazardng the
opinion that Farbury will
The wageworker., 1911-01-13

church bonds Ordinarily church looked
with favor for church being built with
church only calculated looking for
investment being practically impossible to convert church into
block But the Trinity
E mortgage ready
because the property itself good security and because fur
who make the Trinity
cabre that the About the
of who unable find Lincoln
the gold promoters Lincoln people their eyeteeth
he mine stock several
The wageworker., 1911-01-13

The O that ought o be ornamente
eight building is the southeast of E1eve
: the site occupied by the Harley Drug Co.
The wageworker., 1911-01-13

Don't it look good to couple OF fire business
going right here in the dead of winter such til
weather were unknown A few such thing
have been deemed impossible;
M this ought be pleasing building tradesme
TO the capitalists who erecting the buildings