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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-06-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF WILLIAM l.. THUR

ESIAIE Ot WILLIAM IL. III " "
MAN, Sr. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the un.
dersigned William L. Thurman, Jr.,
Administrator, Of the Estate Of VII.
liam L. Thurman. ST., deceased, to
the creditors Of and all persons hav'
ing claims against the said deceas.
ed, to exhibit them with the neces'
sary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication Of this no
tice, to the said Administrator, at the
office Of Daniel Mclaughlin In
Mountainhome, County Of Elmore
State of Idaho. this being the place
fixed for the transaction Of the bust
ness Of said estate.
Dated May 18th 1918.
WILLIAM L. THURMAN, Jr..
Administrator Of said Estate
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-06-07

w. L. Harvey, residence Mountain
Home, Idaho. Attorney for Plain.
tiff. A26-M31.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-06-07
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-06-07

The splendid work Of Chamber
lain's Tablets 10 daily becoming more
widely known. No such grand rem
edy for stomach and liver troubles
has ever been known. For sale by
The Roscoe w. Smith Co. adv.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-06-07

Shake OF Your nheumatIsm
Now II the time to get rid Of your
rheumatism. Try . twenty-five cent
bottle OF Chamberlain Liniment and
see how quickly your rheumatic
pains disappear. Sold by The Roscoe
w. Smith Co, adv.
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way TO represent West Virginia in
the highest legislative body Of, the
land. There are also some who are
able TO buy the Office IL it Is for sale.
There is no questio as TO which
type of man the people want. The
only point Of uncertainty rests in the
action Of the Republican members OF
the legislature. Two years ago. the
Democratic party had a similar oppor.
tuni'y and made a miserable failure
Today. the eyes Of the honest voters
OF the state are turned hopefully 20
the men they have placed in positions
OF trust and honor
Upon the tco OF this contest
depends largely the fate Of the Repub-
Iican party in West Virginia for the
next decade. Let MS hope that our
Republican legislators will act wisely
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had been inaugurated a few hours earlier, al removed from IN post o:
naval officer at III custom house Of New York al the time General ARTHUR
and General Sharpe had been removed.
The reason why these Republican leaders we're rejoicing ws I thought
Is at with that company, entirely to the fact that although PresL
them had been elected Governor OF New York. anotherh had been nominated
% Speaker of-the Assembly. while it vas the understanding that It the
elected United States Senator All of hese Republicans looked Gen
eral Arthur a their reall leader. second only to Senator ConkIng
,o Uio en-. mp ep I as h"Smns, ue oysters a young man I'M into
nv IN hue restaurant lis overcoat collar as turned Up so as o protect
his ears and face. for the night was of zero Temperature. He stood at
ue counter while the proprietor prepared Ito open oysters in response
10 MS order-a plate OF oysters n the half shell While he ws waiting
for the oysters. he turned down his overcoat collar, lifted a woolenc ap
from his head. and then there stood revealed Daniel s. Lamont He had
just finished his work in the editorial office of the Albany Argus General
Auhur caIed out 10 him.. saying: Hello. DAM You come just in time Il
give a little savor to this impromptu feast, for you are the only Democrat
pete the circle"
A few minutes later Lamont beckoned to me Cautiously and wont
Il suppose you think that General Arthur and the others are congratu.
Nauhg henselVe that they have at lastg t eve with President Hayes for
removing hem from Office" he said.
! confessed that that a precisely what had occurred to 10
We'll, those men re nt thinking about Hayes at all. I'll tell you
what they have in mind. They have AZ lasts t control of tbs RepubInn
organization of the State. They have got the Governor and the Speake-
of tn Assembly and the Attorney General and all the other influences OK
ceptng m and they think they have gt him
What those men intend to do is to give the soHd delegation firm, %av
York State to the Republican National Convention at Chicago mex June to
General Grant for the Presidential nomination.
They are going to give Grant a great majority of these eIeeates
but they re not going TO have a united delegation. although they don't know
II Judge Robertson. who is very powerful in the eastern pat If New
oh S'aue Hue"lS 10 SWIM At least onethird Of the delegates. and he IAN
control a IS many a IS that rm Grant to Blaine All my friends think that
this VIII defeat Grants nomination. Those mn in there" Lamont cmn
unued. nodding his head toward the restaurant don't know hat tev
have Judge Robertson to reckon with"
II turned ot as Lamont predicted. Judge William G. Robertson IAN
pointed tn next yea by President Garfield collector of the port If New
Blaine This broke Grants strength al Chicago
\ year and a half later General Chester a. Arthur "a President Of
the United States. and four years later Lamont himself vas 3D. "
.rghthand. since he vas the highly esteemed puyate secretsr, ~ Irt
dent Grover Cleveland " i4'
Copyright 1913, by E J Edwards. All rights reservedp
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MExIcO'S

With the Madero government tottcr-
ing. a real crisis in the affairs Of Mex
leo appears inevitable. Since the fall
of Porfirio Diaz. the Taft administra-
lion has consistently supported Mad.
ero. because he was recognized as
representing an approximately stable
element in the tangled affairs ~ the
southern republic. This support has
been continued through many vici--
STUDIES and despite the charges Of
treachery made by Madero himself.
the fact is that 80 has stopped short
of nothing but actual military aid.
Now. however. tho opposition 10
Madero seems Q have crystalizcd IN
an ovcrv helminely powerful form o.
rs hardly probable that he will be able
10 retain the presidency and the
chances for a condition IF chaos IN
Mexican affairs look extremely favor
able r. b. needless IN s'atc that in
such a contingency. both American
and foreign interests viii DO greatly
Tho position ~ fho United states
thus becomes very difficult. We have
n duty. imposed by the Monroe Doc
frirc. ~ protecting foreign lives and
property in Mexico on Mo ofhe,
hand. o. BIAS been tho Fixed policy OF
DO" Taft administrator ~ avoid radi.
cal Interference in MEXICAN 'utaruaf
affair Intervention vould mean IN
enormous cXpendifurD ~ money anil
probable loss OF many lives
~ U.s. certain frrt Mexico moods a
stern lesson and r D. probable that tho
nited states vil boz ,a..o1 u..Iu soon
or or later to teach H to hrr Tff
should only ho done toe otor a- 20
asf resort. and uhen fully usfiua-
hs actual onen.os against American
or foreign lives and property.
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TAe SENATORIAL eAucus

F'.ioVIn g several dats of frurir.s
voting Too open snasion fhc WepubH.
cans ~ tho Legislature are io hold %
caucus ON fhe senatorahip From lhs
worry beginning. 90 bias been apparent
that thie course was Tho only sensible
and practical 10 and thc IufoUlgcucer
trusts iHaf tbe results will be- flfi-
factory 'o fho people ~ tho state
A. fho present fmo tho eenaior-hp
contest greatly complicated. with
no logical solution iu sight There tra
many rnnI msu among fl. r,uiI
iai mtn uHp tf. uff,i iu oter.
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THE ARRESTS AT CHARLESTON.

"rnout assuming 10 pass upon the guilt or innocence of the
MEMBERS OF the legislature, charged with soliciting and accepting
prioes Tor their votes for the United States senatorship. W e NAV com.
enc the energy and activity Of the prosecuting attorney of
kanawha county in this case.
hat OFFICIAL has made his office a power for good. whose in
fiuence will be felt. not only in this legislature. but throughout the
politics of the state.
we " entirely too much of the cool assumption that
votes could be bought and sold with impunity.
Inc shameless and brazen performance of two wears aeo has
caused lei to believe that bribens and bride takers could nor he
[eaene ahd corruption could flourish unpublished. The arrests at
CharleSton' on tuesday, show that this need not be the case where
there re honest men who are not afraid to invoke and 10 enforce
the law.
This deplOrable affair adds force to the plea The Intelligence
ma often made. In the election of a United States senator Iet the
legislature get away from the donar mark.
N"e inc stat a senator whom every man, woman and child in
m rate VIII know has been elected solely for his ability and worth
1t can be done. 1t will be done if the legislature does its du,y
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been passed and will meet with an.
prevail throughout the state. The coun.
" salaries law. which was one OF the
most pressing matters on the leris.
lative schedule. has been passed by
the house
This sort OF legislation is progress.
sive in the very highest sense. Both
or these measures are non.politicaI
and viii coRfer actual benefits upoo
every resident OF West Virginia. The
county salaries law will save Ohio
county alone a sum a~ggregating over
twenty thousand dollars a year and
each ~ the other ffty-rour counties
Of the state viii be benefited in bro.
portion.
These biz sums OF the taxpayers
money. which have heretofore gone 70
swell the private bank of
overpaid officials. may now be used
Tor the improvement OF our roads or
other worthy purposes. Twenty thou.
sand dollars a year for the number
~ years that Ohio county has been
legally robbed. would give US %
roads. This sum. expended annually
IN future. In addition 10 the r|ezular
road appropriations. will do wonders.
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As TO the justice OF the county sal.
thies law. there can be no two opin.
ions. The sheriff Of Ohio county. for
instance. has been receiving an aver
axe OF ninteen thousand dollars a year
for services which the legislature has
decided are worth four thousand dol
lars. There may not be such bitter
fights in future over this ONCE. but
plenty OF able men will be found
ready TO take it. In fact. the big re.
duction in salary will have n tenden-
cy to c a competent man for the
job. rather than a politician.
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THE CANAL PROTEST.

While action by the senate is still
pending on the proposal TO repeal the
discrimination clause in the Panama
Canal bill. Secretary OF State Philan.
der Knox bridges matters over with
a reply TO the Rritist government
protest. the temperate and judicious
wording Of which should have a whole.
some effect. In the reply of America
10 the British government. the secr-.
tary OF state gives assurance that do.
nestle coastwise trade will not be-
permitted 20 extend operation into
foreign fields and that Increased tolls
vii not be laid upon foreign shipping
to balance the remission 20 American
ships. II these guaranteed. are nor
satisfactory then he proposes a spe.
cial commission Of adjustment.
Mr.. Knox makes IL plain that he
understands thai the British protest
is To apply not 70 the priciple OF OK.
onerating American coastwise shin.
ping from tolls but z the use OF such
exoneration az a means Of giving
American ships an advantage in com
petitive trade away from our coasts
" this Is actually the main poin, a.
issue. the difference existing should
not be dincult 70 adjust. -or n r. no.
the desire ~ the American cover
ment 20 enforce a measure n dlscrim.
nation affecting trade abroad.
The sole purpose held In view has
been 10 protect a branch ~ the Amer.
lean domestic trade that has been Ia.
boring for years under = handicap
MI. Knox Vill IN al probability find
The senate ready ~ sustain tho posi-.
ton which be- has assumed I'm Nh.
Important controversy on such
gronud Great Britain will DO rlsd n,
meet 90 government hair way.
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To Conserve Power Site,

nc cmcrgence 81 the problem OF
dealing With The proposed DXpioifa.
ron OF the water power Of our rivers
On = scale involving the Investment
OF large sums nf money c~mphasiz-s
orr need Of a strong and well euuippc1
public utilities commission "a. ono Of
our AGENCIES N government Such a
commission should Doe charged with
~" duty n armed With tho DOW pr
nf approving locations Of dams in the
river E0rses The commission eh0uld
Hd'" al plans for htd~1electric
rronnlif o. carefully errutiufyad bv
r1npefeuf engineer for Ono purur-.
~ pr1'rriirr the lives and pruu.rit
~ dUflIrrs IN fhC river valleys below
'hr dams u houll rznrris. o.
ntchiuI supervision over o.. rrorras.
az construction. with the -Hme rur.
pose 'I safe guarding tho public
aga .ust thn appalling % saefsr that ro.
SUITS f-"W Tho failure ~ o. dam .r.
POUNDING great volumes ~ water
MOrgaftutu Post Ff~uu.rIr
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A New YORK. paper informs US that
n large proportion OF Harvard students
viii turn their hands TO anything
honest IN order to earn Their way
through college. Later on 81 SAYS that
among the workers are street car
conductors. falsirs a. country fairs and
ice men. But perhaps the Harvard
brand o; honesty g. different
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UNCLE WALT. The Poet Philosopher.


Though cheerful The world and ptssant and azure t. .,., ,-- t 49,.
cannot enjoy Pc pr'+rn' FOR dresfng what my beau rra forf,1r.t a.,
1' rrhpih b. Rhaf may oc.fr rr eeek.
Ihh bNiAPFf MAN how wrinkles boo erfs and goadInpa h. gms ID,
W"h pains i' seek Ut useless TO sv ne
cheerfrf "aHf % ibis gorgeous day. Us Taco uu 4sa,. Do. fe,,fI h.
eahsr 10 F uH' iff PHF poo many sattun Crrufra around In fe
haunts ~ men. and o."r rarn face .hee rppes o. smile e,er, nov and
tnn a mar Htt hr F} " shoulder boz minus o. collar bone ana find fsf
bic lots ro codrr fhan that OF the friends hra known man r., d..
ioceh IN "awnfr aionf 71 " haf7eood limb. nor ht DO t moment h.m,r
te joy that abide tn him know 800 oi NON RIos tured and tarf t,
~ doesn't scream. and aifats DO hs fn-i-'d fhat ur - 70 bully scheme
Aln' " ''nr 'Fhf mental OBJ" world 900 hr rI sI eu,. ,1uu need
much asdsrn'" dental or }ouH rna.h 900 your tooth t.t,
WNT MASON
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InauouraI c.remonI,s

u has been suggested thar tho Ini
f"te'fF cadets come 10 CHARLESTON to
parfIr pate loo fhe ~pprfrtctCry core.
monies attendant upon the iunurura.
TON ~ Governor Hatfield 10 is Weii.
% hatfield promises IN cot H
fiEh mark NJ oXcelIrncv. aud while
mere cfremouiais VII count Tor
u1uEhf in shnp nr the DESTINY " bis
administrator ir dercrves guv mark
az respect that me cadets ur amy OH.
fr ~urrnni7ed body may care 20 show
hfm Huntington Herald UiFp1tch.
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Opinions of the
State Editors
The Anti.cinarettr BILL

There is much merit I'm the proposed
legislation AKA nst the cigarette Few
VIII attempt Co deny that the cigarette
should b" prohibited "a the tender
youth But the danger IN tine legisla.
ton hat has been suggested lies In
making the law so drastic that No
attempt will be made to enforce It's
provisions A law that Is not enforced
o. Just as bad rs no law at all 4
milder measure will prove much more
beneficial than one whose provisions
are so stringent that the law Itself,
condemned by public sentiment. Will
Ihil OF cntorceulc7t-Huntnstn Al.
vrrtiscr.
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The senators have c0axed % nice laf.
lnr ont ~ senator French saying no
mover believed the charges. viva
and declaring they always stood
ready for an ir~vesticat'Ou Well. vhy
didn't 10" help tho willing senators to
bring o. about -Parkersburg Dis
uLfln Nnm.
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the expert skill OF the keeper OF that cellarline res
taurant in the cooking of oysters in various styles.
Whenever General Arthur visited Albany he made IL
a point to treat himself to one of the oyster stews for
which this proprietor. who was also his own cook. was
locally famous. The little group OF Republican leaders
consisted OF General Chester A. Arthur. who. three years
earlier. had been removed from the ONCE OF collector OF
the port OF New York by President Rutherford n. Hayes:
General Sharpe. who had been removed at the same time
from the office OF surveyor Of the port, and General Ham
ilton Ward. who was a staunch friend OF Senator Roscoe
Conkling and OF General Arthur. There were some lesser
itepubhcan lights In the company. They were all very
happy. The Governor OF the State. Alonzo b Cornell. who
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essary. pouncr down upon them and
eNtorminate their very race rather
Than permit a continuance OF the
scenes which today characterize the
strike region u Is n struggle whore
pity and Justice walk hand In hand
with death and tho sharp cracS Of the
riIe -Sistersyille oil Review
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GOOD WORK

IN spite OF Tho many delays and OBJ
ttructions. tho present session OF tho
legislature BE- accomplishing some
good worf Tho good rsods bills have
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New York has n big scandal over
the subway contracts. Could hardly
expect such underground methods to
be above suspicion.
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Paint Greek o. now Tho .rene az ono
~ fhc mr.t d"ep'or1hle ri1is thaf has
taken place BOO flr .fafo ir n Thp
vow frrf f.1f fin rrr uf mo w rv
rprrtrt aro largely right .n their con
io'1ti"n. which $3.50 NOT ho doulof D.,
Who Hfn acquainted with tho m
IHf nn. NAL fHr aIrrrIrart IIrrfr.
'lre I'D fl' more terrible Tho poo.
Ni' nl fhr N'iI.. wHuv OF whom arc
nIn" rrIHIrfnH rrrrOf understand
fnr WORKINGS off fn Great ..taf.m
now dour.sIg fnrm az fhe freedom
H Hfrl hH- always been theirs and
uirn They tlIIr FIRST. rtcu In % case
or In" Ind death They fn not ...
rnin frrir employer. have any AN
OF Triif tu place on restraint urnn them
Hnd rII not rnfIr. fhr Ir. nfrrrr OF
Cob euHrd Who Del generally ar alien
'u fhe Ilifs HuI customs OF fra
country Thor mute snrnHf was NOT
Understood i.rf Understood .uft.
and OBJ" Iuoer ulurr SHOWING ro
nfhor rncUurs. iu pursuit of Irsf loo.
tufn- 'rufIlf f1 'U'f md Wiurhs.f.r o.
S. 90 matter Uf ..fra e. fIr t.mmlr.
.i. and rioters viii hr tauIut.F.d
fN.t do nuf understand fr.f in fhs
'..u on ffnIr dnI..ffrr fHr militia
The national goycrum-nt t,sl d nee
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Peace in Mexico seems 20 be mere
~ a monotonous interval betwceS
fights.
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Ten wear sentences for white slav.
cry. such as was imposed IN George
Gamble o. Ciartsburg. viii 20 FAR to-
ward putting an end 10 this nefarious
form OF crime
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Little Wb1fs
From S~togieto1vn
CBT TINE oFFIcE BoYJ

The Webb bin which has just pass
ed The lower house Of pro
hihing Tie shipment 81 liquor into
prohibition states. doesn't mean that
congress favCrs prohibition. but that
DO Dr. willing for dry states 90 be Just
as dry as they want 90 be- This will
make West Virginia dry as the sahara
dessert
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And sometimes the wife OF a self
made nan makes him over.
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The women 81 M national capital
are 20 undertake Tho task Of cducat.
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ing the young voters OF the nation
Now. wouldn't that jar you?
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The Young Turks have nothing on
those Toxic Japs.
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The Indiana judge who ruled that p
woman had a perfect riRhf 10 bite her
husband ON The nose probably con.
-tfcr'1 fh" husband VAS bitten when
less would make no material differ
ou~r
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+ \ n evening before the organization Of the LEGISLATURE of New Yo
lat General George H sharpe for Speaker One of those who
emo this as a spectator a General Chester A Arthur. who 2
year following was TO become President OF the Unted States
At midnight. after III caucus. a little company of Republican leade
visited a n humble oyster house in the vicinity They had nowlede
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Il Tire Vritish authorities want ~ in.
N'-I riuiuOs sunrrctfes with u whole
eaI" horror of imprisonment why not
with mice
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SUDDEN DEATH!

from Heart Disease ~ ths
|rrN siEht eNertion q rIimhInE
60 I'LL STAIRS. hUrrrinE ~ lftHrE
o cnmrr 90 ffuuaarda Nraf 81
- sudden deufHs mHrht hs
prevented Do fhr rtrfm only
49, krsu thrf~ true condition and
a. rr-~~f arH prarer frrafmrrf. View rinfIr
80 y. ANY auTerer aCOWTtfrf TREATMENT
FuR THEIR tAsE ABSOLUTELY Fkff Ol
rUAHGF. afeu Illustrated Eauk mat eHrnns
Heal Bis-aae and how ff cen D. rIr-i. tf vuu
frea EfH rurnf fhear surr FFmrfDwHs Inir afon
Tuft~rtn9 o. Skfpuinr Rests. Pass ~ Head. SIDE
o. ahauldrr niadr. Sunfherfnas ahcrt Hrfsfh.
gisLsrr spsns. N~rvoususss Dtsrinsss. Asthrus.
nrsrsr. fr Vnur Nanrf. sd VnI are on rratr
frrrar M-ffe rfu farfhr rN fres treatmeui
srA h-ok. Wsaar Wcarf irrrr .fa. hNsUcr
ts4tGgCa 400 Hss,ls e. RAISE ft
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Published Daily. Except sunday. by the
inteiiigencer Publishing Company.
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10 is ~ De feared that with some.
lfnf Nil Do q fast season instead ~
IL flst.ue season
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H o. ~ Wh N'NN|N NNNN Win some.
'flf WIl Do "a fast season Instead ~
a. ilstiue season
Aftcr TIE fourth Of March will
sam come The question Who viii
o' thc ueNf White House hride?"
Tho statement chat tho s~uTraEcffcs
1fn ic1kirE Tor "a pretty woman fu
TODD tErir parade iu Washington 81.
probably "a base fabrication ~ the Gu
cr!
n Wisconsin legislator wants a bill
.istri prohibitions gowns that hook
Tn fhn hack Why decent DO also IN
tru.uer a hul compelling mons c1i-
lars io permit uCCttcs fo clip through
thrmr
uOnf lo too bard ON Wilson. 30
cause Do said iu 10 damned To
probably found an Office seeker hid.
frc behind O. sofa
little town is orc that no rtf.reu
is compelled Co leave because he has.
abIiD.
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1.-THE 1NTELLIGENCER. embracing
It's several editions, is entered In the
posta{fice at Wheeling. w. Va, as sec
ond-class matter.I