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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-20

I # THERE rs ONE politician in America con-
ciencelessly selfish than the rest saturated with
egots likely to trade off his only true friend or
his only scruple for personal advantage it Theodore
Roosevelt.
His refusal to agree to the Republican presidential
nomination going to Hadey his floor backer his arrogant
determination that He should be nominated he would
bolt his loud complaints against the ufairness of the
convention rules which he had used ruthey for him
self in previous years. his creation of party whose
only for existence to give him nomination
which his party denied his endorsement Of the nan
cia pirate Perkins in opposition to the Pnchots, the
ceanes in the party and finally his endorsement
of Republican candidate for Governor of New York
all pile up proofs OF this.
He is opposed to fusion West Virginia because the
separate existence of the Possessve party prevents Re
publican and makes it more and plain that
the Republican bosses must treat with him. His plan of
fusion in NewYork proves that he be treated with
He wants to be president again. He knows he can
not with the POssessive nomination. He would take
the Democrat he thought he could win with it. He
get the Socialist because their party rules automatically
bar political pirate Thus he is driven by his insane
and the fellow consprators he betrayed nomination He
wants it for 1916.
He will probably get it. The Republican pie hunters
will give it to him in the hope that thereby will be some
pie for them The financial hackers of the Possessves will
get concessions that will satisfy them The poor deluded
explanation that the crooks have been cleaned out and
the honest folks again in command Of the Grand Old
Party" Some OF them will swallow this because ROose
welt will say so, and they have no minds Of their own
About million, though, will go their progressing way
clear into the Socialist party. -
This will be the greatest service Roosevelt will rem
der to the of American that by his charatansm he
will prove the useessness and hopeessness of depending
upon any social savior and thus drive the people into
saving themselves.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-20
The BIG STATE FAIR
At Wheeling Will Be Bigger and Bet.
ter Than Ever.


Following their annual custom, the
officials of the West Virginia State
Fair at Wheeling make early an
nouncement of the dates, which will
be found in another column, of the big
Exposition to enable the public to so
arrange their affairs that they can
spend a day or two or the entire week
in the city and take in the educa-
ional and amusement features of that
mammoth enterprise This years Fair,
the thirty-fourth, will open Monday,
7th, and continue the en-
tire week: That it will be the biggest
Fair, in every sense of the word ever
given in this section of the country
there is aboundant evidence, in addi-
ton to the promise of the manage
ment, a promise which the patrons OF
the Fair know Is never brokep. There
has been an extension and Detterment
in every department, and for the races
alone small fortune will be spent;
the purses for the seventeen big
races amount to ten thousand dollars.
The State Fair management is prodi-
gal in spending money for the exposi-
ton this year, but it does SO with the
confidence that its efforts to please
the public. will be appreciated. Ordi=
nary crowds will not justify these ex-
penditures this year, but they expect
extraordinary crowds and have pre-
pared for them. There are thousand
and one big features and attractions
and columns would be required to
enumerate them for the readers of
this paper. The best plan is to see
the big Fair in its entirety during the
week of September 18th.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-20

IF RETAIL business really far-sighted it must
be that they beginning to realize that the time is
not far away when the compel tive policy in the retail
branch Of industry will be thing of the past and the
most intelligent of the retailers are preparing aneas
ure least for the final combat with the larger interests
personed in the trusts. Trusts absolutely con
troll the sources Of materials and they also are in
practical control Of the manufacturing departments OF
dustry and beginning to MASTER not only the
wholesale but also the retail departments we'll The
leather and shoe combine is operating thousands OF
shoe stores the United States and dependencies the hat
trust is retailing hats hundreds of towns and ces the
textile trust retailing read towear goods in the forms
of mems suitngs and womens goods all the coun
try the great tobacco trust the point Of conqueng
the retail tobacco trade for instance the United
Cigar stores-the sugar trust is retailing sugar in all
parts of the world the coffee and tea trust retailing
coffee everywhere And when the trusts once make up
their minds that they ready to deprive the little
lows of the retail trade they will be able to sell to the
public at much lower rates than the little chaps will be
able to buy at wholesale for This doubt is pretty
bitter pill for the great army Of small Dealers who here
ofore have pretended to believe themselves secure; bit
they must swallow it. just the same.
In West Virginia city, just two three years ago.,
after merchant had by years of hard work. succeeded in
building up good trade and had most attractive store
he was visited by representatives Of combine who made
liberal offers for his well established business but the Of
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-20
WAR COSTS 7 POWERS
$54,o0o,oo0 EACH DAY.

That it costs for seven powers
to war $54, 100000 a day. n !
Another estimate by famous
French statistician for four Euro-s
pean powers, $lS,O00,00O day
Herr Sehaffle, former member
Austrian cabinet, estimates cost
to France, Russia. Austria and
Germany will be:
France, 100000 day.
Russia, $5,6OO,00O a day.
Germany, s5,OOO,OOO a day.
Austria, s26oO,o00 a day.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-20
SUPERIOR.

Little Nelly told little Anita what
she termed a little fib."
Anita-A db is the same as story.
and story is the same as lie. ~
Nelly-No, it's not.
Anita-Yes, it is, because my father
is a professor at the university.
Nelly-I don't care il he is. My
father is real estate man and he
knows more about lying than your
father does.-EI.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-20

fers declined until it said the following ultimatum
was delivered to him. and then he SURRENDERED: OWE
ARE GOING TO START A STORE IN THIS CITY,
JUST LIKE YOUR OWN, AND WE CAN SELL AT
RETAIL FAR CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUY AT
WHOLESALE, AND UNLESS YOU ACCEPT This
OFFER FOR YOUR BUSINESS WE WILL RUIN
YOU He then quickly agreed to the terms offered by
the combine and the great store being conducted
by it. .4.,.*
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-20
WORKERS TO MEET.

KANSAS CITY, MO. Aug. 20 Sec
rotary John C. Smith of the Missouri
State Federation Of Labor, has issued"
call for the annual convention, which
will be held in Hannibal, beginning
Monday, September IA.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-20
Almost Blocked In

The extensive repairs being made on the
upper stories of the building occupied by THE
LESTER SHOE STORE at 1913 Market Street,
has necessitated the placing Of heavy scaffoId
ing over the sidewalk in order to protect pedes-
trains from possible injuries from pieces OF
falling material.
The show windows are almost entirely OBJ
structed, butt in order to offset the inconven-
fence to their customers and possible purchas-
ers exceptional bargains are being offered on
Shoes for every member of the family. These
special values are not offered on Summer Foot
wear only, but also son the New Fall Lines of
Shoes.
It might be hard to find the Lester Shoe
Store il you look for The number, but you can't
possibly fall to notice the big scaffolding. Bet
ter drop in---there's money to be saved.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-20

INVESTIGATION is hardly necessary to learn whether
food prices have gone up The wife Of any working
tell Government Investigations, stretching out
possibly until the and prices down again will
hardly satisfy the masses who will in the meantime be
paying in sweat and toll.
What we need is lower prices. The government has
the power to compel them
You may say there is no law But the governor Of
West Virginia set aside the law at the request of the coal
and for months there law in West Virginia
except the will Of the coal barons expressed through
their tool the governor Of this state The Supreme Court
be legal Why, then, cannot the governor take similar
action in the face of pressure that bearing heavily
not upon few mine who wealthy enough to
stand it. but the great bulk Of the people, whoare already
sorey in need of the tightening of their burdens? Why
cannot the president Of the United States take similar
action?
It could be DONE representative of the people In
either office would do it. But they not representatives
of the people, they representatives Of Business. It is
all they claimed to be- Consequnty their every act
must be studied to not offend Business And as
Business responsible for the high prices these public
official will do nothing but fuss and fret while the legsla
tive bodies who jump at the crack OF their master whip
will merely resolve and resolute and make speechesthe
best food their poor minds can offer for popular consump
ton. %.:
It is a frightful condition to which we have been
Brought by the uresaned greed Of the mercenary mag
gots who bore their devourng trail through the social
body.
Because they have too much and want more the peo
pie have not enough and are to get less And some OF
you who think it hard to be deprived Of some Injuries
think what it must mean to the without job,
to the whose job pays but $3.50 day Think of his
wife and chdren And then ask yourself what YOU think
of president governor whose heart will brave the
of these oppressed rather than risk the dspease
Of the mighty in the world Of Business
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-20

unpaid interest," and for which service whatever
rendered to the people in return 1t simply legalzed
robbery.
Let us place the bonds at the domination Of $780,
Then the investment can be kept at home and the interest
will be paid here i 49,"
B. Walker Peterson may refresh his piety by trip
the Holy Land but the hundred dollar man stays at
home There is no argument against hundred dollar
bond ssue there is every argument for it. Not the least
of these will be that by scattering the holdings among
large number Of local people you will make large
Der of local people personally interested in seeing that the
money is spent for the proper purpose.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1914-08-20

(COntinued on Page 81
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-04

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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-04
YOU'RE 8uIous AND oosIIv1i

Sick headache, bad breath, sssr
stomach, furred tongue and indiSes
ton, mean liver and bowels cloGged.
Clean up tonight. Get 25c. bottle 81
Dr. Kings New Life Pills today esd
empty the stomach and bowels of Ter
mentating gassy foods and waste. A
full bowel movement gives . satisfhsd
thankful feeing-makes you feel fiAe.
Effective, yet mild. Don't gripe. xSs.
at your druggist.
Buc kin 8 Arnica Salve for burns.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-04
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-04
First publication
Last publication

ssction Z. That when issued the funding
boaAs hereby authorised shall b. duly rcG-
istered by the city clerk in . book kept TOR
that purpose. therein noting the date. 50
tioaA and maturity datss. interest paying
psetsAs. and IL respsseivs intsesst -
shaii kssp . IN, register. ard shall satsr
tAsssia he Seeding tsAsee.asses "a ese-
staAling legal warrants e( - 01 e 0Sea-
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- IL credit Of IL rsAeaStisa funds To pay
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q said boaAs. with accrued intsrsst. - he
fxnAs % hAnd will liauiaaas- Such boaAs
shall be called In and paA b tie orAoe of
thsir number. and vhea any bonds o. esa-
pens issued hereunder are taken up. 1t shall
- TIE duty Of IL city trsasursr 70 mark
such bonds anA coupons Paid" and to
ss.sy As ,s,Ss 70 sAs g co Sspss s.d
and said city council shall thsreupon forth
with cancel ths sams. - tAet thsv, eaa Be
plainly identified ~ having been paid. and
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The Glenwood post., 1914-07-04
HINTS FoH SUMNER HEALTH
What 70 % 70 b 1t your best AukaAg
hst Woaxhar
By DR.. 4. &. Daniels.

By Dr. &. r. Daniels.
The summer is by no means An sA-
healthful season. During hot wsathsr
vita Ettls care - to the food, haEA-
ing, and fresh air practically everysae
can have good health.
A Win1sr Dass n eunAG.
The food we eas darias bot wsaAAsr
more than everything els, b rssPsa-
sible for ssaner hsaltA o. sie6ssA
1t i. q fact tAat tie body usss -
during H. ssnaer just oasthi1a q
tie heavy food-neat, besad, Psesaess
a.d sseh fosAs-as during the wi.4se.
Fsr sAis rsason II ~ ass soiaS - -
well in ~ weather ~ must sst ePoe
i.eiy Of al Asavy food. Estiag ~
nseA heavy Ted i. hst wssthse lssvss
eonsides.Sas ua.ssA fssd to fsrosaE
aaA deesnSoss in tAs stoaAsA -
bowels; this keeps up constant i'm
tstioa sf ~ stsoaea ed bowsls -
is ~ pFiaeipal cause for our ssan0
stonneA anA bsvel Disorder. FsftA0-
ners, ~ eseseant pstssaiAg Of ~
systsn troa to- muck Asavy Sss1
sverwsshs The kiA,sys s.A Aws
esases tAse tired, allSoee feeling ~
80 ~ Aisssss-rssiseing PSwse -
~ H. esAy ready for ssGnsr 81
fall dissassA
Our ssnAsr dist sAsslA es.sist sf
. limited sassnt Of heavy fss1s, neA
- neats, bresas, potatoes ssd escsaas.
eaA n shsaAaass ef fresh vseseaAosA
sota cooked s.a raw. Milk, bsGssr-
milk al lee essan, also frsits asA
melons, are I'll szcellent foods Ter
summer luaches.
Drink Hss1ay q Wa1r.
We should dirk an abundance k
water during the GUNNER, but ws
shosld not drink ice water, .eithsr
should we drink directly after . nsal,
nor in any amount while digestion ,e
going on, for the reason that constant
ly adding fluid to the digesting fool
delays digestion
1aHAs ofsA
A daily sponge bath in hot weather
sdh mach 10 beta AealtA 81 con-
fset. WAsA - nAsA ef tAe inesritiss
10 hsiAs carried sa< sf ~ Ssay
thssssA IL. skin, . daiy batA = n
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AsaA".
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-04
(Fac-sfmile sisaature)
City Treasurer.

City Treasurer.
Section I. That said boAAs when ex
ecuted. shall be delivered to the purchaser
thereof, and said bonds and tie funds
t.'S ,ss Be- .. e. e
said 0lenwood Light Water Company
systs0, but tAs DoFchAsse Il saA bea1s
:n r. no p ss tSf o.
from tAs saIs thssessf.
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