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Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-13

Clyde Place returned to his home
in the Florida this morning, accom-
panied by his special chum, Frank
White. The lads are planning no end
of fun during the latter's stay. The
details can be easily pictured by all
ex-boys.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-13

Prof. E. J. Meyers is looking for
ward to visit from his parents
They are residents of Bellville, Kan.
and have twice made extended stay,
here since he has called the Durango
country home.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-13

Rev. R. L. Benton, presiding elder
of the Seven Day Adventist church
of this district, departed for Mont
rose this morning to assist in the re-
Fvival services his demonation is con-
Quoting in a tabernacle there. After
the close Of the meetings he and his
fellow ministers expect to do some
special work for statewide prohibii
ton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-13

]. d. Adams left for Telluride this
morning, where he will enjoy life with
his twin granddaughters for a few
days. On his way home he plans to
do some near-farming on his Monte
yuma ranch holdings.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-13

Miss Isabel Organ was an arrival
from Rico last night. 1t is under
stood she will enter local hospital
for treatment.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-13

Mrs. Y. C. Salabar returned to her
home near Bayfield, today after a
short visit with her daughter, Miss
Florence.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-13

The board of county commissioners
adjourned for an hour this afternoon
to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
Albert Bagby, wife of the deputy
county assessor. The assessors Of
flee was closed during the service.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-13

Mrs.N. Terry and family of Dol
Louis, Ariz., were on their way II
Montezuma county this morning t,
visit relatives.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-13

w. I. Clifford went up to Hesperus
this morning to look after Porter Fuel
company interests.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-13

Attorney Harry B. Austin was
bound for Mancos and Cortez this
morning on legal business.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Smb=0afuoa.

oeuD. = 9ei Ser 9eln1febr pom
Ser Mrbeit Tuno EN- Sobn Der 6um1lre
Gupio Gie1u Safer 111D Mlltter tpot
am @ooen liegen; beloe tparen err
ihullelr, uno Elm @epehr log neben
tbnen. Mun rimmt an, oaB Der
Mon Sic Tra1 unO Damn lih lelb't
eriholien bot.
Tuu1fton. - q. u. Golgrope
hat 1000 @uifel 4leirgetreioe georo=
ihen; ole 6eloer brudten linn aus
qeseidnete grnte.
-Mus Guin0o miro be-
rihtet, oob sort Trul1 Mapnoro 9poe
0urh Ste 5ufauige gntlooung eines
@epehrs eridoi1en mur6e.
5iour sails. = Sic Soutb
Gafota Gentralbahn mur0e I'M Stunt
0es0iitriftsgeridt Ser Gerletung Ser
gunoesgeiete betreffs Sronsportan=
ge[egenbeiten lhl1loig befun0en n1o
81 elmer Straf5ahlung pon$20OO Der
urtbeilt. = Iu5 bielige Noitamt fam
Sic 8eidGfte uno Mblieferung Ser
Noitlofler, Sic iih fortmdbren6 Itel=
germ, fol1m nod bemdltigerr, uno
Toitneilter Io11abue bat lint Mnlte1=
lunq GINGER peiterer grieftrdger
nahgeiudt.
Suron.- SIN @unoes0iitrifts=
gerid)t p1tr0e gilbert Slider Tim
$1,000 beltraft, neil er angeblth
;Min6pieh bon Ser Sine Nioge Sn0io=
ner Relerpation fortgetrieben hatte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

1relte SduIe III 2iogerspooo, oere1
Soften lidl auf $4,000 belaufen lol-
len: an Sic @er5 Seiu MfaOemle tpur=
Sc ell Nnbol errittet, Ser 100000
foiret: oieler Eradltbuu miro bis g11=
Sc Nopember Tertlg lein.
Wor.- Gin biz ulf 24OO SUB
Siefe aetriebene5 gobrloh bot ln1n1er
nod, fei11er Embarrassing gebradt.
Gie 8otrung m11rDe Don Ser 500
gotn porgenOmmen.
9sem Hodfor0. - Sic Mrbelt
an Ser NerIdngerung5ltrede Ser
Greet Nortbern=9abn 5miidem bier
unD aelpisto1pr, Mont., mer0en nad)=
ties Triibiabr begomen, obne ourh
SEN europGilhen 8rieg beetn fluBt 5u
neroe1r, rpie BON muBgebenoen geant=
ten neriid1ert mor0en lit.
Minot. - Step. Burner unO
Gh. 9ooies lino al5 5mei BON bier
NGGubern perhaftet mor6en, Ste CHS
NORTH SSH ION ourb gdiiIIe Derrpur1-
Set un6 beroubt urrb bem Hiauro
gdert 5000 %abgenommen batter.
8ran0 Sorts. = Gas Ore
If1en bot I'M gon5en Staate Ser
Sollotiohe noh ieinen MbidluB ge=
funoen, uno Sic grgebnilie lino IN ie=
Ser ge5iebung befrieoige110e. 4u5 per-
ihieoenen Sbeilen Ser naberen nr1o
meiteren l1mgebung e%inlaufenoe Sc
rifte itimmen therein m Ser Ser
iiferung, ooB mo nit Ser grnte SUI
frie0en lein fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
@as maroet SIR tbnn?

Saufig fommt es boz ooB ein
Wfunn mad Sen Mftionen uno Meoti.
ben zines anoern fragt. 2eute bon-
oeln peri4ie6en inter peridieoenen
gerbultnil1en. Die 6rage 1T, mas
muroet Str gera0e ieet tbun, pe1t1
Sbr eine idIimme grfdltung hattet?
&onntet Ssbr ettpos @eiieres tbun, o1s
Gbomberlain's @uitenmitteI gebrau.
den? @s lit beltens empfoblen BON
2euten, ne1de es Sabre lang &c.
broudt baben unb ieine11 @ertb fen-
men. 5ro1 8. 6. @orgert, 8eru,
sSn5., iagt: r@bon1berIai11s @uiter1-
Mittel lit lein @etpi9t in @oIo mertb,
uno es ma@t mir Bergniigen, es e11-
5u fomner. gu tal1fen Bel
0eortin Molitor. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

0en, 10 gebrauhe ih bieie WeetboDe,
mi6 ol5 unparteiiiden GmotDat fnr
Oie Office Des Gpulrtp : S6ubmel=
tiers BON Steurn5 Gourtp BEL Ser OIL
gemeinen @abl am 3. Nopember
1914 n15ufun0iger1, u16 id gebe ST.
men Die @eriiherung, DaB Sbre Stim=
uno unterltiit1tng anerfannt ietn
miro. @brit. samitt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
@enn Gmer Sinh nn>pilig lit,
Tieberii&, bart1eibtg,
@ebt adjt Mmtter! @enn Bic 5muse 5e=
legt lit, Damn retntgt Bite fletnen
G%ingemeibe nit california
Sprnp Of Stss."

Splitter fDnnen ungeifDrt, nadbem lie
California Seigen sprup gegeben haben,
nenn in ein paar Stunben miro all ods
p%erltopfte 3eug, iaure Sole uno gegopz
rene Nahrllrg lth leidt trennen aug ZEN
Gingetpeioen, rnb SIR habt pteoer Gin
oeiunnes, 1pienuifiges 8ino.
aru11fe ainDer brnuhen ntht gebettelt
s1 merben, oieies harmloie ~STruht Sara
tib" I'll nehmen. MiLionen Mitter bal
ten es s11r 6anb, neil lie tpiien. hoB
iein @irfen auf SEN Magen, bic 2eber
1nb STE gineeipeibe prompt unb Iider it.
Nruet glren Mpothefer nah einer
50 Gent Sloihe California Setge1<
5prup." tpelhe Sic Inleitunaeu filr
Babies, &inoer unb Gerionen iegliden
slter5 unb fir @rtpadlene enthalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
isnr Madlafridter.

Sierntit erflare id mi9 oI5 Som.
oibut fir ste Mabl. am 3. Nopember
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

obue porber oa5u BEL ser gun0esbe=
t11roe Sic grloubniB eingebolt 81 ba=
ben. gr bat SEN 6aa on ba5 Mpel=
lationsgeridt in ct. 2ouis gebraft.
MithelI. - @. s. Weluer,
5pelher beim Maispala1t als ginlaB=
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ungelteut nor, lit Ser
Geruntreul1ng beiduloigt moroen.
Gr u11o 9. S. &0pien aus Ganooa,
e. 3, iinb perboftet mor6en. 2eb=
terer ion geitanben baben, 6ab Wfil-
Ter linn ginlaBfarten> Sic er obge=
nommen botte, gum a%bermnligen Ser
fol1f auf Ser StruBe iibergeben bube.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Stir Gpuntp=s dlabmeiiter.

"a es Mir unmoglid lit, peri0n=
li9 bei allen Stimmgebern inn Goun=
tn por5u1prefen in Anbetrodt Ser
Ibatlahe, oaB 0ie 5Speite 6alfte Ser
Steuer11 inn Gctober entridtet mer=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
Stir Observation-Disclosures.

Snoem id MIDI als @an0i6@ fir
6ie 8abl bes Observation-Disclosures
mtes BON Stemns County anmeloe,
m0dte i9 ole @dbler bes Gountp,
Sic Ser Mniidt limo, 0uB i6 oen nit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

1914 fir bos MahlaBridtermt BON
Stearns County un6 eriuhe I'M
frem6lide unterltubung Ser geebrten
Stimmgeber. 5. g. 6imsl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08
sir 11rfunoen= &egiitrar.

unter5eihneter fiinoist lid biermit
ole unpurteiiifen &anoioat fir oos
urfun6en-H egiitrarsonlt pom Stearns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-08

1iltrifts b@e1perben mer0e. 0tit oieler
9lnfu11oiglrng perbtn0e ih Dos on ul-
le @abler oe5 beiagten 2iltriftS ge=
ridtete freunblide elud um ibre
l1rter ltiitu11g am Mabltage.
Ben, Offering,
Meeire Brope, Minm.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08
win
MINIHNII0VtU IIH '.-
Consider Wages

On Sunday morning. January IL,
the members Of Musicians Protective
Union of the Ohio Valley, Local No
l42. OF the American Federation OF
Musicians Of xthe United States. will
meet in special session to consider
d new scale OF prices, as submitted
oy a committee appointed for thai
rulpose. The repol! Of the committee
las been prepared and printed ano
81 tiled 10 all the members, so tina,
: ~ 4fv eID lani orportuni
10 eonsiuer ali OF lis provisions before
the meeting, whic.4 will be called 10
order at $3.50 A. M. in the Trades
Assembly pal, 1915 Market street.
This provision is amde necessary by
the unsual scope Of q scale such Is
the musicians must have. Set Hp' IN
6 pit. type it requires about 40 inches
two full newspaper columns. Scare
tary =. Il. Appenzeller has been busy
in preparing the scales for subu1fs-
sion.
A full attendance il expected, owing
to the unusual importance Of the meet
ing.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08
THE LITTLE WHITE HAND

(By Kittie Sporgo Hulse)
His face bears the scars Of Lies bat
ties;
They were made by Priyation and
Care;
Yet shines through his eyes the brave
spirit
That fears not to do and to dare.
Would you trace the deep tide Of his
courage,
can show you the source Undecided:
In the soiled, grimy hand of the toiler
In the little white hand of child.
No rings on the thin little fingers
!. On the wrists shines no glitterinS
I band
But dearer than diamonds and rubdes
The touch OF the little white hand.
There aresmillions Of little thin fingers
In this fruitful, this beautiful land
They are robbed Of their plumpness
and dinples,
The birthright Of each little hand.
Then Comrades! Be vigilant ever!
With the weapon you have at COM
mand!
Stand fast! Neved falter or warer!
For the sake of the little white
hand!
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08
Elect
Mayor At Cameron

Thomas Smith, Socialist candidate
was elected mayor OF Cameron Thurs
day over the Progressive and Law
and Order candidates. The Socialist
attitude on the gas question cut an
important figure, the local companies
mysteriously increasing their rates
simultaneously and the Socialists
showing the epole, in a weekly issue
of freely distributed paper: THE
Plain Dealer" that the Socialist meth
cd was the only logical way to hand
le the situation. The articles that
made the situation clear to the people
were written by William Lang editor
of the publication, who was the Social
list candidate for recorder hnt who
was defeated through the, coalition
Of the two opposing parties, who uni
ted upon one candidate against him.
The full vote as follows: g.
Socialist Mayor, Thomas Smith,
LIS; Recorder, w. e. Lang. IS; Couh-
Gil, Geo. Plants, So, r. A. NeAno 6p,
Joe Stork. IS, R. l. Gladhe6rt 81. John
Progressive-Mayor. J. B. Hipsley,
OF: Recorder. J. s. Fish talso Law
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08
ROBERT HUNTERS NEW BOOK

u e
The Macmillan Company will have
ready the first OF next year new book
by Robert. Hunter. It II called VIC
lence and Che Labor Movement, and it
deals with the mighty conflict that rag
ed throughout the latter part Of the
last century between anarchists and
socialists for possession Of the soul Of
labor, It. tells OF, the doctrines and
deeds OF such famous characters -
Bakounin, Netchayeft, Krqpotkin. Raw
aehoL Henry. Most and Caeserio. 1t
seeks the causes Of outburats Of rage
such ~ occurred At the Haymarket at
Chicago in 1856 and are now being
much discussed as Syndicalism. Hay
woodism and Larhnism. 1t Is dra-
matte historical narrative In which
terrorism, anarchism, syndicalism and
socialism are passionately voiced by
their greatest advocates as they bat
tie. over programs. tactics and philoso-
plies.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08
REDD|NG PAYS FLYING VISIT

L. D. Redding, general organiser, OF
the Retail Clerks international Pro.
Elective Association, paid Wheeling 3
flying visit Wednesday, stopping on
for couple Of hours on Q trip from
the east to the west. = -7~s
Affairs are fine in our craft, : said
Mr.. Redding. Everywhere there ID
a spirit Of militancy on the part of
ingly well for their own advance
among the clerks is abroad in the
land and is taking root in many cities.
In New York the clerks Of the de-
partment stores are organizing at
last, after many years in which they
could not see the benefits OF organize
ton. - "a
"The 1. w. w. is dying out very
rapidly. It was kept alive by the con-
tributions Of the trades unionists
whom it was so bitterly opposing, and
now that they are learning this they
are ceasing to support the impossible
crowd.
II am pleased to see the orsanlzas
ton movement started in Wheeling
The spirit is magnificent. The locals
are working together in great shape,
and am sure that old Wheeling will
teach q lesson to the rest OF the
country in the matter Of organizing
the unorganized. And l am sure that
this will result to the great good OF
all workers in general and to the re
tail clerks in particular, who. a. :
pleased to see, are making splend; .
hoodwav In thor. organization hero
II hope to be back in the old town
aid in my power to this movement.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

AACHuN1sTo-ohis valley Ledgs ia
as 4 a = President. Y. J. epeo1
ssa q S.1 eth ST; Martins Ferry, ohio
il0f Chspline ST.. WHseiinT. Mest
ist and srd Saturday at 7IS0 o'cioci
II Q. v. T. Z L. A. Hail
HHt a01I1. ;,s: sea Meet, 1.t ana sr'
SIS ARr1et ben IS70-L. Fin. "a
~snteT NarA 70 OoA1. Cor. 6ea
'LASTERERS NO. Sind and 4tl
Friday. O. Y. T. al. A. hall Geo
S 4:Ki 1a:y..v SEES. 'si- sraadviev 8
A y No. 81. P. D. = P. h
sveni2g at z,se P. M. in the o Y. i
IL A. y. e. Kirchgessner, It's 1sti
~. 4 Pteper, Business Agent
PRINTING PREssMEN0 UNION MO
Monday each inonth At ODD %i Fs1,o 1s
Hall Edward Schneider, Sec. Treas.
zSOe' Market St.. Wheeling. w. va.
rRINTERS-Local Onion NO ~. IN
sNs sn,a Sn Typographieal Unio.
4 I han nrs see SsRday st @ 7: 4 /
Market St. Wheeling, w. Va.
SOCIALIST EARPN-BrancA MheeItn.
= :, = & i I. a Hall; A Albert. iS3i Nc
18th 81 Fin H sc. Sec; A. L Bauer. TT
ENGINEERS NO. 49,.
Meets every friday at o. M, a
Mutual Bank Building, Harry hoee
Rres.; 8. r. Lenkard, Cor Sec'y, car
house q Hermann. Both phones ~.
FIRENAN-l.ocal, lie
lon No. n, Meets every nrst A.
thiid Wednesday al Room 20.
Mutual Bank Bldg. BUSINESS Arei,
L y. eprouSe. 1855 Wilson 81. lei.
EMAkERS-Garfeld Local No.
N 5. u. L.-Aeets every Wodno1da
At Y. v. I. & l.. A. Hall Prosid0ni
M Rutter: vice president, Edw Nc.
Twain; rec. Bec'y. Geo. WAGNER, l..
3. 6o1 SO4 hn. sss'y. T. 4. Barren.
ttkE1 RAILWAY MEN-Lssa4 Ne
AOSs a A. OF =. = 4. II. r. ct A.. It ~
v. I. q l.. A. Executive k0ara meet
>n6 On nrBI Thursday ana EoGulAa
AleeLtalk ON Inlro Thu soAy Of oouk
month. Thoo. SWAN, R0Al Boo'1.
BrldGepor., Ohio. A.,
> ERUCTURAL IRON WORK NlAs-lx
SsL Union NO. 40 meets 81 y. v. !
- eAocA. r4m HOseDsrry. Pres.
ieA4 hotf 81 .. :. Cuddlny. FiL
-sserotary, ATT. TIN IT.. Martins
asrry. Y. NET Dhoa0 SEEK
ANNEttS-Local 1884, .. n w.. l. A.
Aeets LIST ana trd THURSDAY. 50 18th
st.; recording and financial secretary,
sherwood Koehrsen. 1Sl l4th ST..
IN PLATE WORKERS-Nancha
Lodge No. IL. A. A. of l. s. 4 L. W.,
meets al .. V. L. 4 l.. a. Hall, firsi
ana thirL Sundays of each month Al
10 o'clock a m. Geo. Kopp. Rec Sec,
tear l42 18th st.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08
'''NDUSFAAE|SM''

: 1-s-F : 80, 1le~F--@l y. y. -.
'sIndustrialism" will be the topic Of
discussion at the meeting of Wheeling
Branch OF the Socialist party at che
Trades Assembly hall next Saturday
night. A. believer In. the l.; w. w. has
been granted the privilege OF address
ing the meetinE in open quorum after
the business meeting L. concluded.
Although the Socialist party mAm-
beers are generally opposed to The l.
Nv. W. aEery one necessarily faYotD
industrialiam and this will make the
discussion Aoubly interesting, and d.
sure q large attendance.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

and Order) 1876: Council, Lon Lowe
16s. N. B. Holmes 50. s. L. Chambers
1o4. F. q. Fish 1875, R. e. Snmmel
lit.
Law and Order Mayor. s. G. Leach
So; Council. Verne Monroe 13S. Nc
ain Phillips 1913, F. e. Wilhelm 101.
arren Wilson 50.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

cKn MAJOR1FF u tkd bAot aAvortIstH.
@eAtUn h thi1 viGahfty, fer liz oarou.
tAA10A . ID tA0 hOHaos Of th0 WeDAlEG
DooD10.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08
CONCRETE

,'or Satisfactory Concrete WArk Can
i'he q. d. klMnERLE co., A1k 8ehmul-
Zach BUILDING. 6eu Phone l6b$-A. AaI.
. AoAS IU4l-h. s..
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

UNION STORE. 81 -,
" ;ss: Ntd9Nta Shes ~ 'ss:
31.ss ~ $2.4s - sass - $s.4s
[NSOLES AND COUNTERS
GUARANTEED SOLE LEATHER
BEST MATERIAL.
Union Made Dress and WORKING Shoes
-WEAR-U-WELE SHOE STORE
Machine & Hand Repairing
1896 Market.
"
Buy wearU.welh Mention Majority.
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VEHICLES
WALLPLASTER
FULTON.

HANK or FUIFON-'sThe Bank Whers
Money Crows" W. n Nichols, PRIEST
Otto Schenk, Vice Pre6t. H. W. Camp
beii, Cashier. Direotofgi Otto echehl
W. B. irvine, Louis sAx.oN: Friegmt1tb
Hoge. r. ", a. Nichols, g. Dl Bcnar
NATIONAL PIKE CONSTRUCTOR
Supplied Everything LIST class House
neatly rented. Your patronage solicit
ed. A Smaltzer. PROP.
PEOPLES CAFE-up- to{Dates 5Dnic
Good Union Wines, Liquors. and Cige-
Of the Best Sax Bros. Fulton
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

Y McMECAEN.. II
RANK OF MeHGECHEN-Payn per
cent on time accounts safety dep0alt
boxes for rent. Use NE a. Guardians
and trust funds Remember q. corpora.
tIon does not die =, ...,x7s... .t.,ss..s, I
d. ", H0GEH4 Raineral Director ana
Embalme~S MoFRue 3 service, Sixth
street.. Nat es.J. 1vG Beil. iiY-R
- -. =. - q
MeATECHEN BAKMRY-John tKratxs
Toe Bero Bake0 al kinds OF UrNad
Pies and Pastrfea Prompt attention
given to Special Orders. Bell phone
7f-J. Benwood HcMechen.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

CONTEMPORARIES
ECO. PANTAZ0PULOS-Co
Ice Cream, Fruits, Fresh Candles and
Nuts. 1885 Market st. Full line OF
Fresh Fruit.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

CONFECTIONER AND DAIRY.
". r. NkUMElE, 27S7 EhaVI1na 81
strictly fresh AiIk anu Creann.i Bottled
Of Bulk, Delivered al your 'aeQr. Mat.
phOn6 Ite9-I. ~.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

.srLE THEATRE-MovinR Picture
Show. Cor. 9Th and Chaplino SITS
y orking people rest while enjoying
themselves. Best pictures. Best At
tention- New and up-t0-dat0 equip
luenU
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

For Good Service. HiEA Grade. Sanitary
Dairy Products. CaH the PDHkLDSS
DAIRY.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

HOME THEATRE+STaI Jacob 81. New.
complete Notion Pictures and Vaudo.
Vile. Admission, Five Cents. Change
uaily.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

Buy Wear U.Wellh- Mention Majority,
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ADJUSTMENTS

lfPODROAlI1, Best Ventilated aae
atest Photo Play House In the State
etures and Orchestra Music. S7th L
.00D 1t0.-
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

CIGARS ! TOBACCO
NRAD BREMER-NaAufac G
gar0, Silver AAh, Little a1A BIZ
4vana StoEies. BEo4 JacOb Stree.
hesling. w. W.. "a
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-01-08

wheeling lee Cream Co, Manufactur-
ors and Dealers ia Dairy Products.
Union Men. Try u. lis 17th Street
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-08-11
Blue Grass Fair

In the floral hall at the Blue
Grass Fair at Lexington this week
the following Jessamine county
ladies were awarded premiums:
Mrs. Fannie Cleveland. first on
quilts, worsted patchwork, best
specimen tatting. Miss Stella
Wolf, first on Honiton lace hand
kerchief, fancy apron, second on
French embroidered shirt waist.
Mrs. E. M. Logan, second on Bat
tenburg lace, plain sewing, tuck
ing hemming, gathering and
scanning. Mrs. Matt Nave, first
on infants outfit five pieces; sec
ond on fancy apron. Mrs. H. D.
Burton, second on best chocolate
layer cake. Mrs. w. H. Alver-
son, first on cucumber pickle,
goosebery preserves, watermelon
rind preserves and apple butter.
In the $1,000 Kentucky saddle
horse stake, foal at 1914, a bay
filly by King Chieftian, property
of Robert Simpson, won second
premium in a field of good ones.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-08-11
Burglarized

The store of Hamilton Broth
ers of this city was burglarized
last week by an expert thief who
took those things which appeal
ed most to his vanity as well as
some things that were of a more
substantial nature. Clothing,
shoes and other dress articles
were the specialties. 1t is sup
posed that this dude had a skel-
eton key that worked well. AT
any rate there are no marks of
violence to the building and he
was considerate enough to lock
the door to keep out other pill.
ferers. For this latter consider.
ate act, the Hamilton Brothers
acknowledge their thanks.
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The House of Hurst" the new
wholesale grocery to be located
here on Broadway, will open for
business this week. likely tomor-
row, if plans go through as ex
pected. There are several broth
ers in the firm, with Mr.. Mar
shall as manager, and they will
occupy the handsome new Ratliff
building just completed. There
is no better situated or more
modern wholesale grocery build
ing in the State than this, as MIR.
Ratliff and the Hurst Brothers
selected the plans carefully and
every convenience possible has
been installed. Every merchant
is urged to go out and inspect the
building and meet these energetic
business men, who have selected
Winchester as a future great city.
Winchester Democrat.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-08-11

Equalization has sought to make up the
deficiency by horizontal increase in valu-
ations which results simply in adding to
the burden of properly already unfairly
taxed, and the further hiding of intagible
property"
At the recent session of the
General Assembly when the eff
fort was made to revise Ken
tucky's tax system the majority
statesmen in that body discover
ed that it was a trick to make
the farmer pay more than his
share of the taxes. The auditors
report shows that the owner of
real property, to which class the
farmer belongs, is now paying
90 cents of every dollar collected.
The so-called rich man, from
whom the farmer was so vail
antly defended by his friends, is
paying 2 cents. AS the expenses
of the State increase the farmer
is called on each year to pay a
larger proportion.
From all of which it may be in
ferred that the friends of the far
mer will not be satisfied until he
pays 100 cents of every dollar
collected,
What does the farmer, who
elects a majority of the General
Assembly, think of this plan OF
assessment?
If he approves it, all that he
has to do is to see to it that his
friends are again sent to Frank.
fort represent him.