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The state herald., 1913-06-27

First pub Mar % 0s7H
NnticHssfnr Publication
US Land Office Sterling Colorado
Mar II 1913
Notice Ia hereby given thatJohn E Warren oe
Holyoke Colo who on May 1 1905 made H s No
s252 serial No os75A for NV v sec 20 tp enr -
w6 pm has 6lsd notice Of intention to make finIl
Ave year proof to establish claim to the land =
hove described before county judge atHolyoks
Colo On the day Of May 1918
Claimant names as.witnessss
Charles.w Prssba Holyoke Cose
Barzilla B Hutchinson
Charles A Guernsey
Ellis Sheridan
wHPound Register
The state herald., 1913-06-27
First pub May 2 Ql352S
Notice for Publication
US Land Office Sterling colo

NOlICe IOT TUDIICHCION
U Land Office Sterling colo
Apr II 1913
Notice Is hereby given that Alta A Eckwal
formerly Alta A Kelsey Of Holyoke Colo
who on July II 1910 made additional nd E NJ
0iss2s for eli swh and WIZ
seh sec 30 tp 9 nr4sw p m has filed no
tcs of intention to make final three year proof =
establish claim to the land above described befor
clerk dist court at Holyoke colo on the day o
July 1913
claimant names as witnesses
William II Johnston Holyoks col
Herman II Wehrs
James L Kinch
William Kelsey
wHPound. Register
The state herald., 1913-06-27
THE PACIFIC MONTHLY
SPECIAL RATES ON THE LEADING
MAGAZINE OF THE WEST


1he Pacific Monthly Of Portland. Oregon. is pab
shinx series Of Splendid articles about the va
rious industties In the west The September num-
bercontainsd an article On Success with Cherries.
The October number had BEAUTIFULLY illustrated
article On Success In Growing Apples. Other ar
tticies hhortiy TO bs publishsd are Success with
Live Stock. Success In Growing wsihuta. Success
with Fodder crops. Thee articles are written b.
experts and are not only authoratvs. but very In
esrssting.
In sddltioE the above. the Pacific Monthly
s.ch month pub,ishss large number of clean
Wholesome, readable stories and strong indspsnd'
eat articles On the questions Of the day.
The price Of The Pacific Monthly Is sL5o year
TO introduce II to new readerr II will Be sent fos
ax months for six month for soc II this paper Il
mentioned
Addssss: Pacific Monthly; Portland. oresa
The state herald., 1913-06-27

Remembe. the date. The basket for
the steam laundry leaves Cramer's Bar
Der Shop every Wednesday morning
The state herald., 1913-06-27
Estray Notice

Taken up at my ranch II miles north
west of Haxtun about Oct. l, one balt
faced sorrel gelding years, old, ant
with four white feet.
F. M. Groves. Haxtun. Colo
The state herald., 1913-06-27

l have just received an up to date
stock Of shoes and am now prepared to
supply customers with good shoes, at
fair prices. ~ IL. L. Lane
The state herald., 1913-06-27

All correspondence should reach this
Office not later than Wednesday Of each
week.
The state herald., 1913-06-27
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rlr,t pub Nav .

First pub Aarss ot1seo
Notice for Publication.
rs Land once Sterling Colo
Mar 10 1918 ss
Notice Ia hereby given that Andrew Grtsxp
OF Amherst Colo who on Apr 27 1910 made nd Enc
0l25ee for ~ IA sec II tp 9 In Hwe m has Alsd
notice Of intsntion to make three year proof 70 -
tablsh claim TO the land above described bsfoee
elk dist court at Ho,yoke Colo on the ssday Of Aay
lsls
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
Edward u Butterhsld Holyoke Ceae
William q Norris Amherst
Lewis W Arid
Arch s Landreth
WI Pound, Reeittsr
The state herald., 1913-06-27

First pub Apr 25 Serial 0ll9t2
Nnttce for Public alton.
US Land Office Sterling Colo
Mar q 1913
Notice is hereby given that Charles AshbyM McDor
man of Holyoks Colo who on Mar "a 1910 made HID
E No oilst2 for v ne " " v " sec 50 and
the sw Y section ss tps nrU " m
has filed notice Of intention to make final tn e
year proof to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed before county judge at Holyoke Colo on
the 81 day Of May 1918
Claimant names - Witnesses
Joseph II Norris Holyoke Cob
George Glover +"
Frank Hogsett
William Kelsey
WI Pound Regi.ter
The state herald., 1913-06-27
FIRE INSURANCE.

ss'> - s~s ss' - -
Insure with US against Fire, Light
rips and Tornado. We have the
agency Of Nine Of the best and larg-,
est companies:
hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hstns Fire Insurance Co.
phsnix INSURANCE. Co.
Liverpool, London sns Close
Ins, Co.
QUEEN INSURANCE co.. OF AMERICA.
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE Co.
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO.
GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE Co.
Low Rates Greatest Salty.
ss-.-a-s@-s-~
wcrrprcscnt The United States
Fidelity and 0usrsnt y Company.
and can furnish any kind Of Surely
DoND.
A. r, cRoNK, Agent,
Phillips County State Bank.
The state herald., 1913-06-27
Chamberlain c Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy

Every family without exception should
keep this preparation at hand during
the hot weather Of the summer months
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dinr.
rhoea Remedy is worth many times its
cost when needed and is almost certain
TO be needed before the summer is over
It has no superior for the purposes for
which Il is intended. Buy II now. For
sale by Big Brick Drug Store.
The state herald., 1913-06-27

Boys wanted to sell our Sunday pa.
pers; liberal inducements to hustlers.
Write to: Manager Circulation,
The Denver Times,
Denver, Colorado.
n nj
The state herald., 1913-06-27

First publication Mar % 0oo<l
N0TICE FIR PUBLICATION
USLand ofics at Sterling Colo
Mar l8 1918
Notice IL hereby given that George E Bates Of
Ford Colorado who on May q 1908 made Hid E No
$3.50 serial No 0e0&4'for NV Y sec 80 tp 6 n r
\6w p m has filed notice Of intention to make
three year proof TO establish claim to the land
bove described before U Commissioner at Yuma
Colo on the 10 day Of Nay 1913
Claimant names a. witnesses
Roland NJ Bennett Of Ford Colo
William II Bennett :"
Leander Graham =
Lewis W. earle
WE Pound Register
First pub Apr 25 Serial 0ll9t2
Nnttce for Public alton.
US Land Office Sterling Colo
The state herald., 1913-06-27

Registered Herford Bulls for sale.
q. H. Sholes.
The state herald., 1913-06-27

Pa'ronize your homecaramery..
The state herald., 1913-06-27

Nothing. like knowing what's roIns
on we Keep you pos,ci locally but
the Weekly Inter Ocean and Farm.
gives the news Of all tic world. Re-
our special arrangement you can sscurs
both for one full year 70, the very lov
ast cf {l.75.
The state herald., 1913-06-27

100000 death benefit: SIS. 90 weekly
benefit for accident; $500 weekly ben.
eft FOR sickness; 81, 10000 for loss Of
limb or eyesight. $4,000 for emergency
relief bcneiit-cost $500 per year--N,
other dues nor assessments. Old "a.
'aoliShed company with 500, Ooo. 90
state deposit for the protection Of poll.
ey holders and to guarantee the pay.
ment OF claims. Men and women be
tween 10 and GO accepted. according u
occupation. For further informntioo
address Dept 10. American Registry
Company. Box al. Erie. Pa. "a
The state herald., 1913-06-27

subcribe for the HEKAr.Dl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
JEROME'S ACTIVITY

II William 7. Jerome has served IN.
n"ople OF New York CITY with a ti,b.
o. energy and persisteucv thai N. has
shown in pursuing Harry X. Thau. his
name to-day would have been enrolled
among the great pubiic servants ~ In.
niied States. Jerome had a magn,a.
c'h' opportunity lie was elected Dia.
trict Attorney OF New YORK nv ~,
positive reform pledges and on , nosi
i've REFORM program. buy tho evils
winch doomed so big io Ierorn. whom
n" was a candidate rapidly diminished
at'"r ne had been elected. Instead q,
hunting he Tammany Tiger 10 its mir
Jerome soon became tame enough IN
ne down and sleep With g. Vow bs -
Tammany lawyer and . Tsmms,v
nenchman. Few men have provo,
Sn'h bitter DISAPPOINTMENT Ie-oue
Is dcmagogue ami q p.svc- ,o ,ho
galleries. He is relentless p-osecu.
Tor ~ Thaw b"causr there e. mono,
and advertising ia it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
AN APPEAL TO REPUBLICANS

Six OF the veteran Republicans OF
Lewis county joined recently In an an.
peal to the Republican party Of that
county. which was published In the
Weston Independent. The venerable
p. NJ. Hale. one OF the founders OF the
State OF West Virginia. was the first
signer to the appeal. and the second
was Judge Henry Brannon. for "a
years a member o. the Supreme Bench
or this State. This appeal. 40 earnest.
ly and eloQuentIy stated the record O,
the hepuoficAn party. that The lntelli.
gencer taxes pleasure I'm reproducing
IL. II is as follows:
To Che Republicans OF Lewis county /:
At this time. when the life OF the
great historic Republican party Is al
stake from internal dissension. We ask
me question. What should those who
followed its flag In the past do now
we confidently tender our opinion that
Tor the good of the country they should
continue 10 march under that flag.
VIII you leave II to go to the Progress.
sive party under the specious. Indef,.
- VI httofh anu f-rORresss Inc
Republican party affords the best as.
surance OF true reform and progress.
It's history proves this.
IL saved the Union and it's govern.
fnent- II abolished human slavery I;
adopted amendments TO our constit,l.
ton and laws confirming human rights.
liberty and equality under the law; n
established national credit and
money basis which have made our ma.
per money and bonds good over the
world. and given prosperity al home.
LOOK at its work in restraint OF mo.
nopoiy and wrong corporation action.
Remember its great Sherman act. nm.
der which corporations have been dis.
solved under the construction given II
oy the Supreme Court. and is a con.
slant warning 10 them and a guaranty
OF their lawful conduct Remember
us establishment OF the Interstate
commerce Commission. which reeu.
iates transportation charges bv rail.
roads. and holds In its hands almost
absolute power over them. There Is
the Hepburn act. When common car
riers were going outside their legit,
mate business and acquiring timber
and coal lands and operating them. civ
ing preference In carriage 10 their own
productions. this act stopped IL an
made such action highly penal. and
PROMPTS such ownership and use ol
iands. The commerce cour, act was
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other words. ID" entire Progressive
strength In that body was cast with
IN" Democrats and ~ the eighteen
Progressive members az Congress
thirteen have acted practically 40
Depocrs'ic allies
with such record 81 vii. be- ain
cult 10 convince the protection voters
of The FIRST Congressional dlstric, ths.
vote FOR Progressive can BE- an -
ierii'e vote IN defense % the protec
i've iarfr A. a matter 81 TACT. there
r. "nly one protective tam part, in
N" United States. and that IS the Re
publican party The doctrine ~ tho
protective tsrin has beer the peculiar
doctrine ~ he Republican party TO-
over hf'v years An occasional Demo
orai NAV Drofese 10 BE- a protection
.s'. q f"N ProFrossiyes MAJ do 20 bu.
ever ii"Babli-aa &. pro,ectionig'
Fv"r' regular Republican member ~
'h" Hons" ~ Representative and tho
Sena'" ~ ~" United State Won,
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vrn. the building. on
tariff
s.nn bill
produced year 227ss3soo worth OF po-
Potatoes have had protective duty OF 2e oush Under the
Underwood bill shd of
arc welcomed into the American market
corn wheat, rye and bkwhea, Corn Wheat rye and n
have enjoyed
market exclusively
protection away from
Canadian corn wheat rye
every
PORTION OF the globe from the plains of Argentine
8elds OF India from
% the West virginia farmers product and to lower his profits
Vegetables produced by
in West Virginia The duty
farmers have produced
100000 worth last year lose under the ndsd t s. ~
ssrotective duty which they have soT5
West Virginia farmers had
edns cattle hogs sheep and
Republican Under the Undergrad hill,
arm cattle OF every description the
made o the Beard or Regents Of the
Snaa during the output our
6m not only does NOT recoen,e , o' r ocraue Tree trade
bit
sf the supply of under
protective conditions already the
ing OF American farmer is made
.npontaoe Already the packing
ns plants Argentine importing meats into This
country at lower farmer can grow them
p w virgin. farmers last year produced 'ls2s7oO
ssu hao protective duty OF $500
dollars In value Under bill this protection "a
virginia made too much they compelled 20
sc ss to 'S S poultry prices from isT
West virginia
apples The
apple growing territory in the world
S~ an 'or the Nmca" apple grower but
Dill The apple industry stricken by
last year produced nearly - , Ono ~
OF wool Wool has heretofore enjoyed Of
pound has sold To-day West vr
of
reduction IT will
cut IN TWO loss 10 n" Of
year assuming that they woolg
ing tarh bill touches points the.
pocket directly
uus lowering prices destroying
fouches me farmers MOO
thousands
On october l4h tn" farmers Of mo psc, v
an express their
q vote FOR Julian g irarne ~
policy
electon Julian
ENCOURAGEMENT Of
oceans " VIII that
Interests TO the principle l.x..,,on
make the American prosperous and Tho ~ 80
""''''' VI" mo
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'l'I" meant much 20 the leader hin
on Natfon. 'iecting Ncely ho couaid
rs means oven much more. 90 far
~ h' prestige as the partt's hir
I'-a e. concerned Holding that tieW
10 pr moi furprising to be- informed
h' one clos" ~ tho afson.Chiifou
"hInl mat % is the intention az Waf.
nh 20 Give his personal attention TO
n"hdriur no N"clV campaign Ufh
Us viii do the actual work. hut he
wy pass ON every phase 81 10. and
nothing viii be- done without him
being consulted and without hts esnc
iion y" will direct the forces in
'Nr h'Id. ana rNcrf powerful resource
l hi. command. either cooperative
"r l"Ifi'1l viii Do ordered into Tho
HlIIH ds tu'f Ir' ihnuchi fo le need.
i.Nffh effort to maintain the
N"l.nh supremacy vii Co., made aud
We iufN D.. uuI Sri. ,Nustfsd %
.i'"'N STRENGTHEN Doc. rrtp ou IH,.
b"li' go home huf b.. sNpegfed tn
HHf materially fu hi- Influence Win
rrN ruf tenant rf Tho Whit.
linu TO. latter o. o.. much. d.
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not more desired. bv him than an,
other consideration ~
Rank and File Sore.
np ONLY disquieting spectre a. ftr
least 81 jubiiation that stared v.t,r
la' arrival ~ Watson. Mayo. NccI,
a. Werc reports that arrived that
nero o. cons lderable sorrness s-,,r,
ne rank and Me over Neei,'s nom.
inaiiou. IT. DO were only tho r.rfy
leaders iu the district. N uoridr
cause ripple That couId h. gvc
10 Hui when the spirit 81 revolt
H,hcN down among tho priVafeS n
Incomes hard matter To handle
NV APPEAR 90 be- the case In fLit
lnstanCe. aud in the midst oil f..
t"siual The celehrauts gave eer,out
attention % thls particularly iii .futt
ht pNttF OF The ease Work nae
t'lnt y" stop 10. AMI. fu Tor,
'", Wuiluou bach info fhr fr.r.F.
" "iU %. rtm"ni,'r.d thl 10 m.,
ION iu make NrelN'. uomfn,fi,-
Hnnni muus JAILED Of frD et-lvsnfior
MhitI named Dim Trtf w4s ~,
siari oi ihc present trouble, aAey
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passed still further 10 regulate corpor.
ate business.
There Is the employers liability act,
making such corporations liable for
injuries to employees by raising q fund
by assessment on railroad companies
TOT compensation. and avoiding slow
suits In the courts.
remember the pure food Law to
protect the health and lives OF the
people against unhealthy articles OF
food. Look At the boards OF health,
ana acts to guarantee the practice Of
medicine only by competent physi.
clans. And look at our legislation
10 secure coal miners against injury
from gas and other causes of injury.
80 Tar az human provision can be
made.
What party founded the state of
west Virginia? Never until the Re-
puoican party came into power was
there q free school system with it's
schooi houses open to all alike. rich
and poor. Under the old system the
ehiio must stand AZ q pauper before
!, could enter the door. II made the
nrst and only effort to equalize tax
burdens by giving this state modern
TAX REGISTRATION which has so appea led
10 students or. taxation beyond state
hnes as TO materially affect the
statutes or other states.
These are some OF the acts Of
progress and reform TO be accredited
10 that party. Il has always been
the open advocate OF a tarifY giving
protection TO American labor and
capital. and has built up a system OF
manufacture equal TO any in the
World. preserving the home market
Tor home labor and capital. a prin.
cipie that has made this land The
nome OF peace. prosperity and happI.
ness, and giant among nations. No
party in the land has conferred more
honor and blessing upon any country
than has this party conferred upon
THIS country. And now IL is pro.
posed To disorganize this party. with
such a brilliant record in the mast
To do so would be a disaster to the
American people. For what will
YOU do this? What will YOU get in
exchange? Let we'll enough alone
ne country is in good condition nm.
der Republican law. ITO YOUR tents
oh. Israeli
y. NJ. Hale.
Henry Brannon.
4. F.. Anderson.
J. W. Duncan
Mark Hersman.
W. X. Jewell.
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w NEWS OF YESTERDAY
BY L. J. Edwards

BY T.. J. Edwards

%" hot August afternoon in fss,
called upon Thomas c. Plat A. rts
request. had jgsf returned from,
" ''7'i Tor newspaper purpose To-
~ senator stephen " Dur-",. vino
+" 'hi- time VAS living upon bl.
rau'l 10 New Mexico senator pa
-. anxious ~ .rrf from n. so,,.
'''a't. OF ms 'out creation with Son
w i'f -! par .CuIar't relating a.
~ pI'rlo"h hI CaUua 600 OF fSSn g..
HH- ffHpdlEr senator Turaet al.
-''rffart ~ the Nrpuh lean rafioral
'oinn tee senator Plat saa de.
hN'l stats senator ln January
lfSl. and took ht. scat a. 90 80
league 81 Ho-rpe Corkilne an 80
nff OF 't" Inauguration ~ Prsatdrrf
''artold. bur fcN ucska fafar r,
ana Seua'or Corklinr resigncd On a.,
counf ~ difference which nrp.o Io
''s@n ih"m and rresidcuf Garfield
IN" genera prsgumpflor vaa fEsf
Senator Pisf' had retired perma,.pl
~ rom public life 7 found ihf. son
Hinr titiing ~ bic dosk near an 0uen
NludOH efhOuf ans runf or uaIef.
roa'. f1r fh" DAY Vas opprcssitrf.
no' We va very cordial and 49,
J fupuEhi com nunirafrd nfa ffau. f,.
mo. utth remarkable frauknres o..
men spok" substantial o. follow
IU"v think ] am past number Dol,
pniTic-. While ! think thar fIrt " ID
bl ana J.. discover their mistake {
sNpFtf 10 regain considerable BOD.
Nurnfc Within tho mex sear or TOO
aud hat' my pian- pretty Weu laid
VAN farfiural fr0uhIr4 tu ~se
orr stale 10 fe.tge I cannot safolrf
political pUs'r hf suitlt aftnr tas
uuIat frf INK
F'niurrd fo ash senator Plat m
D. ,gut~m plated refgru.uE III, il~
llied States trraf@
li" replied .sfs lmuressIrsIt ff
Nt' att have m hs4Iff HaIf
20 back again Iu tLHf hou o. hong
"N interval H. .uu.r .rff. rfrfsfftI-
.il 90 nr'Hfr D got fIera tH.nL
u 'E'- - 'ta .s-I.'..u.s ~
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cheerfully on record against the In
der"ood free trade bill The inter
ests OF the First Congressional distric,
are essentially protected Interests
and the voters OF this district will hes,
serve their interests by voting for the
candidate OF The party which has con
s'antiy maintained the principle OF
protection
y 'oi" for j. q. IleHne on October
i4th Is a vote Tor active Industry, 70,
ousy mills and factories. for good
wages for profitable employment. and
'or ready marke; for every prod,,c,
o. The held and the farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30

- N"s York viii he Democratic Tor
I"r" than e quarter OF a r.ntf-,
'"I.I tfain met senator Tlsif H.,
y.Y JHsi r"firgd from the United
-. -'hat". having compIsted his
,',.. 'Ih Including MS first eIe,
.''h W lrTt. NJ VAS three times .I.,t
90 p" 'h" United States senate
D FOUND fhe senator ia "a tf,.tt.
'hi'hpante mood fie foId tu.
HHh -inEl" except tom Boz had
hiif1 'ouipi"'elt al his re.srI'
ahh. With thai earepfio~
.ni no. b.. wiii against an, 'rDs,.
lI' asked no f rn,aiIed tro ,,,,.
~ ~ JON INA had WITH him L..
W. vas aston ehfd that tf st,,...f.i
Hh'. remembered the date and ~
int ih"ni told him that NV moe.
inf win MIN a. that time was on.
"i %. most permanent in nv rcrof
We'll elid flo venerable f,rro,
So major Z have been perrrlftcd ~
Ht 'nWpli 'n. with singh. eyrepfto,
hIl mat NV ambition lrt me 10 d,
slr". al ihaf : then told you should
The exception no referred fo I had
~ "nlhi. a. The refusal 0f Pros
dem Harrison 10 appoint him serre
ttrt - fno treasury
nHf" Fnfn"d such auflnrif. ftaf
fh"' have called mo the easy boes
20 continued have iaer tho ur
DISPUTED head 81 my narty In The
r'r inn have been ~ Influence fu
part councils. have lust hni-b.d
gov Third term a. United states qsus
'uI Iat" had pretty full meat
IRE ~ success"
li' Na. Silent for m0men Thrn
N' r"tf led duNu aud took ono OIL m,
.sie h'ta "tu both o. his and -sia-
hair dr"amllr. a. though b. &C.,
hifNIN cuufc i0ua ~ mf pforensr
Md fff vac Dr. purfI uH.Irr
What r't' $50 these Triumph. Vof.h '
EOfh.uF
' "i}tir. ird. i'tt. ht D. = Edvard4
AT firhf. reserved
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TIVE REAL PROTECTION PARTY.

TIVE REAL PROTECTION PARTY.
There are seventeen socalled Pro
gressive members in the United states
House Of Representative When n.
Underwood tariff bill finally passed
fhe House n Representatives ten of
the seventeen Progressives voted fo-
" Five voted against 30. and tRo we're
absent and impaired The Assumption
vas. therefore that the Underwood
Oil vas sstisfactoU 70 The tNo absen.
tees.
In view Of tho effort being made 70
rreate the impression that the Pro.
gressiv" party f. protective iar,n
party. the above figures are especially
interesting IN 80 FAR a. The Influence
~ The Progressive element I'M. con.
sress is concerned 10 is twelve ,.,en.
feenths free trade and 6ve..
feenths anti FREQ trade o. tia sen.r.
~ Tho United states. Miles po,nde,
ger The only svov'd Progressive. voia.l
FOR N" Understood free trade bin d,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
ONCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.

. ...e. a.. =
-'-d'' having earned his consider Iarye
S' wv W .a'c me stage and man charge
Tur IhouRh AT the coughcd ou,
" '''' ''' COINS 10 dodge he
-L;t. a re dnd soft distributing sect And
W a our extra bone, cror' keep warm The eoal man
~Rni ana naught n, L.
beds ~ night bs day cars, I'm Vill,d ,,vr
Ns' VIM N"a'hakcd hrcling
ihRhfr 81 starr Hc O. on
sCuI Is ne ana or be throw chunk, ,latr ~ give ,,e,y WI
'uni u shek he ,he
tOal mon tmr 10 speak
around TOO hard 20 please thit CHEEKY Ohie hs, arc
ms yNd "oadng ~ith coal Alj go,i oli ,,st -
sends h. " ''' ''na ana ihrn
ecosgrshL 1877 b. G.ors- M.,b.- aa.u,,
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None of the men on that train would
give up their lower berth for Niss
Eleanor Wilson. but Your stenorra
pher would have found some way to
put them out.
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oysters are a correct order now IN.
september has come. but your bes.
girl wont be- satisfied with them vhiIe
th"y sell so mach cheaper than lob
siers.
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Mrs PankhursJ is going TO be- very
quiet on her American trip. though OF
course she ought 10 burn few build.
inss TO cheer up her followers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30

a play is not considered Interesting
In Ne" York now unless all the Ten
Commandments are broken in fun
view of the audience
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30

"h@n = Sirl comes down town win
one % those bright ,carle, isck.,. 81.
is dihicuit 10 believe her when .bo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30

canada lost one o. its mos; promis
ing industries whom Thaw was deDor,
cd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30

says she dislikes TO see her name in
the paper