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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
A BIG MAN FOR A BIG PLACE

Hubert Work for United States
Senator
Doesn't that name sound good to
you u. ...-.
And what blessing it would be
to the people of Colorado to again
have senator who could do some
thing worth while-to build up in
stead OF tearing down our industries
and the fair name OF Colorado. y
constructive senator instead OF 4 de-
structive senators.
All our people would rejoice in
having man like DIR. Work repre-
senting them in a gentlemanly, yet
forccful way, thing that has been
hallow mockcry since the late SEN
ator Teller left that body.
As to the qualifications of DR..
Work for the position: No man in
Colorado has any edge on this quiet,
reserved man lie is 4 man who uses
his brain to solve problems. A man
of few words, but when he says any
thing you can rest assured they are
words worth listening to. And IT
is high time that Colorado got rid
OF her band OF 'windjammers now
alternating in Washington under the
protecting wing of that greatest apos-
tie OF free trade this country has
ever incubated.
DR.. Work is in the front rank OF
men with broad IDEAS. and today is
national character in his profes-
sion. For many years lie has contrib
uted time and money 10 help the
Republican party. and has repeated
ly refused to take any office because
he was always trying to help out
others There is not one selfish
strain in his makeup. and his friends
all over the state feel that it is time
to reward him.
There are more elements of
strength back OF DIR. Work than any
other man in this state. and these
elements will rally to him the mo-
ment this announcement reaches
them
The Opinion believes that DR..
Work is the very best man for the
United States senatorship that the
Republican party has. or any other
party, for that matter.
And this is the year to clean house.
Let us give the people our best
men.
And Dr. Work is one of them
Pueblo Sunday Opinion
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
SOME GASOLINE BUGGIEs
to Report Sent Out by
the County Clerk

According to report which has
just been made out by County Clerk
George +. McCaulcy and forwarded
to Secretary OF State ]. II. Pearce,
there are 405 automobiles in Otcro
county. At least, this number of
owners have paid auto taxes so far
this year and ii is possible that there
are 4 few who have not paid. A total
of Sl.5l0 has been paid to the coun-
ty clerk as licenses on these ma
chimes, There are twenty-five dealers
in the county who paid Sl25. Lii
censcs were paid on l0l motorcycles.
and thirty-two drivers paid S32. The
total amount collected from all is
S1.S6o. onc-half OF which goes to the
state road fund and one-hali to the
Otero county road fund
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
Notice of Fiu.I Settlement
Is THE MATTER or THE EsrATE or MAI
sTSE. RANGED nrGpAgEn

Is THE MATTER OF THE EsTATE or MAR
CIssA BADGER. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given. That on Monday
the 2Ith day OF August. A. y. lgIi, being one
Of tho regular days OF the June Term of the
County Court of Otoro County, In the State
of Colorado, Sarnh =. Badger. ENecntrix OF
said estate, will appear before the Judge of
said Court. present my final settlement as
such eNeCujrlN, pray the approval OF the
same. and will then apply TO br discharged
~ such oNscutrix. AZ which time and place
any person IN Interest may appear and pre-
r'nt ~, - t',s s't'y. - ~, t"'In W.
IglI.
SAUAu y. BADGER, EN0cutrlN
Of the Estate OF Narcissa Badger, Deceased.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
Patent Issued to DIR. S. II. Pollock Of
This City

We take the following from the Official
Gazette of the U. s. Patent Office OF
June 9, which is an official announcement
of the issuing of patent to DR.. S. H.
Pollock on an artificial tooth. comprising
a porcelain front, with a gold back and
detachable pin for the attachment. of
bridge work" of the anterior teeth. to
take the place of the unartistic gold
crown for front teeth and the impractical
porcelain facing that is SO liable to chip
off. =. l VIZ. VI
The crown may be employed with or
without cap or band to embrace the
junction between the crown and root, ac-
cording to the pleasure of the operator:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
Notice to cantaIoupe Growers

We will close our hooks July 25th. and
all those contemplating shipping with
this association must sign up before that
time, SO as to allow US to place our order
for crates. ....
The Rocky Ford Melon Growers Assn.
BY the Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

have left number of my directories
of Otero and Crowley counties at the
Enterprise office for sale, price five dol
lars. If one of your neighbors who had
no use for the directory and therefore
did not buy one of me when | saw him
should come in and carry off your direc-
tory and then forget where he got it, you
can get another one at the Enterprise.
f. A. Mckinney, Publisher. g
Tobacco statesmen wanted. Earn 500
monthly. Expenses. Experience un-
necessary. Advertise and take orders
from merchants for Smoking and Chew
ing Tobacco. Cigarettes, Cigars, etc.
Send &c stamp for full particulars.
.-.. HEMET TOBACCO CO., ..r..
New York, N. Y. 10
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
Her Old China,

Lady-Now. Mary. want you to be
extremely careful. This china has been
in the family for 200 years. and
Mary-Don't worry. mum; won't tell
soul. and 1t looks as good as new
nnyway!-Judge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
guests.

Mrs. H. A. Dawley entertained at a
one O'Clock luncheon on Wednesday,
complimentary to Mrs. Van Deren of
Fowler. Besides the honor guest there
were present Mesdames J. F. Forbes,
NJ. j. Mahoney, F. Y. Hauck, of this
city, B. G. Wilson and II. |. Jameson
of La Junta.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
Perfection.

Briggs-You call on the Dimpletons
very often. What sort Of children have
they? Griggs-Perfect! Best in the
world. Briggs-Tell me about them.
What are they like? Griggs-oh. I've
never seen them!-Brooklyn Life.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
Household Furniture For Sale

Chairs, dressers, chlffonier, dining
table and other pieces Of furniture for
sale at reasonable prices. DR.. L. p.
Barbour.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
WATCH FOR HOG CHoLELA
u. S. Bureau Of Animal Industry will
M Give Assistance to Farmers

"A special meeting OF the Otero
County Agricultural association was
held here last Thursday for the pur-
pose OF meeting W. Z. Howe. d. v.
NJ. inspector in charge OF the United
States bureau of animal industry
with headquarters. at Denver y,f,e
For some time there has been more
or less talk regarding the govern
ment methods of handling hog chol-
era which in times past~has caused
great loss TO the farmer. 1t is a
question that is interesting every
farmer as there is no question as TO
the hog being a paying proposition
we're ii not for the cholera and the
fear OF it, rrllr .r,.t.f ma
ceived notice of his superior's visit
to Rocky Ford and at once got busy.
The result was that there was fair
representation of the farmers pres
ent and some OF the largest hog
raisers. ....f .IE..
Mr.. Howe stated to the meeting
that there would be few weeks
through the worst OF the cholera sea-
son when he thought that one or two
representatives OF the bureau could
be spared TO pay strict attention to
tile cases in this part of the valley,
il the farmers were desirous OF hav-
ing the government take hold OF the
matter. .,-.,-- --.s.-,g.,
He stated that SO far as the work
of his assistants were concerned 1t
would be no expense to the owners
of hogs and that all that would be
required was cooperation on the part
of the owner and strict conform
ance to the rules that government
insist upon regarding sanitation, etc:
DIR. Howe answered number OF
questions and those present gained
some information regarding cholera
its origin and prevention. The tol-
lowing resolution was then unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That il is the sense OF
this meeting that we ask the bureau
of animal industry to give us all the
assistance possible in the eradication
OF hog cholera in Otero county, and
the members OF the association are
requested to give all assistance pos
siblc to the representatives OF the bu-
reau in their work.
The chief OF the bureau will be in
Denver the last OF the month and
DR.. Howe will take the matter up
with him. a line of work will be
mapped out and then another meet
ing of the association will be called,
the matter thoroughly explained to
those interested and the work be-
gun.
Nothing has been done for 4 long
time that will inspire more confidence
in those who wish to keep hogs as
the proposed work OF the govern
mcnt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

Upton and daring story Of the beef pack
ing acts 230 powerful Featuring George
Nash former star Gamblers "Oicer 666" and "Panthea
Kane "Seyen to Baldpae with all star
porting Broadway avortes including the author Upton Sin
clair Prices 5 and 10 cents N - t+' ''a t-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

Fifty-two Music Lessons free. Get
the right piano and the price will be
right. 404 South Main st. T. J, Hill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

Smoked halibut. bloaters, boneless
herring, salt salmon, maekerel and cod
fish at Stauffers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

Our work is the best. Frank E. Garity
5o5 S. Main. Cleaning, pressing and
repairing. Phone West 200.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

DR.. Buette of Pueblo. will be at Hotel
FL Captain. Rocky Ford. Tuesday. Aug.
4th. Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat and Fitting Glasses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
WANT ADS.

Furnished Room for Rent. Modern
house and desirable location facing City
park. Apply at 4oS So. Eleventh street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

Remember the fifty-two free Music
Lessons. T. J. Hill Music Store, 4o4
South Main St.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24
Wl,e, G1,trrpriae.
WILL R. MONKMAN. Publisher.
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
FRIDAY. JULY "a, 1914
Subscription Rates.

One year .................. so
Six Months .......-.......... rs
Three Months --...... ....... 40
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

Beauty Culture and Hair Weaving.
F. E. Brown SOP South Tenth. Phone
Ford 265. -6tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

W. j. Cleveland. DIV. M.
Graduate Veterinarian
Phone Ford 81 5, office 81 | So Main
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

Remember that Stauffers markets ar
headquarters for fresh fish and oysters
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-24

For Rent-Five room house on North
Eighth street. Newly painted and paper
ed throughout. Phone West $40 -5ltf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

John Hess and wife TO p e. Rusic
lots lO6 and 1O1 Boo Park View adJi
ton Consideration SO
guennia Lewrllyu 10 Thomas n
Robinson. lot IN Richland district
Consideration s.
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FIRST DISTRICT WILL PLACE
GOOD MAN In NEELY'S SHOES

Mr.. Addleman said. While Il has
been some few years since ! met Mr.
White, I must say that the Republi-
cans Of this district can make no mis-
take In endorsing his nomination lie
Is hard worker. a conscientious man,
and one who. / believe. will bring back
the bacon as II were. TO the old
camp
While We Of this county would like
10 have our own man. Hon. Julian
=. Hearne. yet 10 o. altogether meet
that the next CONGRESSMAN should
come from the lower end OF the dis
trict ] understand that Mr. White
intends 90 make strong campaign
and I believe hC d. made OF the right
stun 20 win Now the thing for Us
a. Republicans. 20 do is 10 get toReth-
~. pick up any who lag behind. throw
our shoulders 20 the wheel and make
his candidacy go" and when the
smoke TITS. the old First district will
have come into her own once more.
i am Republican. and az such
cannot but endorse the candidacy OF
n high minded yOunR man who h will
ing 70 take the possibility Of repre-
sentinE the people Of his district and
hts State in the aw-making body OF
me nation ] am ready 20 DO al In my
power 10 pull FOR the old party and
put her through a winner and n hi
needs my efforts 70 do a.. the result
VIII be known long before the votes
are counted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
OHIO DRY BY
OVER 100000
Mr.: =. A. PLACE OF AKRON. OHIO.
MAKES STRONG STATEMENT
HERE YESTERDAY,
Says That "Wets" and "Drys" are
Working Hard In His State and
"Orys" Will Win.

Mr.. F. 4. Place. prominent business
man OF Akron. o. was in the city yes
teIday afternoon and called at the Cir
cult Clerks office. While there he
conversed freely with an Intellieencer
reporter on the present status of con
ditions in Ohio and the outlook for
either wet or dry" supremacy at
the coming election this fan. He did
not seem 10 hesitate in his convictions
on the subject as to who would be the
winner and spoke directly from the
shoulder when he said. The State OF
OHIO Is going dry this year by over a
hundred thousand
There Is more talk now in the
state over this question than there is
over the matter of Republicanism or
Democracy This seems To be the sub.
jet that Is all absorbent and the ono
towards which all attention Is drawn
az the present time OF course the
liquor element Is not going 10 law
down without a fEht. hut II seems 10
me. from an unprejudiced standpoint.
mat the "drys" will win an even his.
ger victory than they did I'm your
state last fall The fact that this
state Is dry Is going 20 be a hiR in.
centive 10 my state. and people who
were formerly against statewide probi.
bition are now lining up in its favor. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
WHAT'S THE DIFF?
eronislsw Jilsnowski Objected TO Be.
ING Called Brosilaw and Had Court
Change His Name,

Bronislaw HjanoW ski became angry
becaus" somebody called him BrosI.
law Jijanowski and appeared before
Judge G. G. Newman yesterday with
ms attorney AMI asked that the name
ne correctly spelled Judge Newman
,t,I lne order Other names that
there was a controversy over wee
fehN ana Helen. and these were
changed 10 Teofl. and Helena Tbc
sun was that of q petition from Adam
- Ior me three minors 10 transfer
bills F'' 1--WE p''ai
An order was entered by Judge New.
man IN the matter OF appointing a
W p Henry was named 10 tsLc 49,.
place Of Marcus Amick An order
confirming the sale Of the propert !,
OF homas ? Hayes. guardian Tor
Mckee. n also orders that tbe c.lo
be dropped from the docket
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
Big TIME AT
EPW0RTH PARK
AssGsslN AT r-E PARs rrts
YEAR esostsss TO 81 SIC
CGR T-aN EVER
tseell-n, Trsi, Service "a, Been
SeeUrcd Fer tne ErtI-r AZ
ee-bir pericd


Splentid train sersIcs Stl b r1vea
o. the Raltuur. A. Ohio railroad 10
hsthesda durlng the assembly ~ n
sortn fark. AuEusf 20 IS On Week
DAYS trains VII leave Wheeling a.
neon. arrisinE In nethesda a. Il
m ON sunday August and
trains Slil leave here a. 80 N
arriving IN BETHESDA - 30 Trains
eoning from Bethesda 10 Wheeling
are also conveniently arranged. leaV.
ing In the late afternoon or late even
Msister's band viii Be- present our
ing the whole season and a. IN past
years there viii b special DAYS With
Ten perarce Day. Tuesday. August II
and G. A II. Day. Thursday. August
The program. which il far and sNav
the nnest ever arranged for EpWorth
PARK. leans toward the musical. that
form OF entertainment being stronger
than any other. There r. mich inter.
ct m the coming ~ the David Dug
gan Grand Opera Co. an organization
OF Eve stars. including David DugEan
the Scotch tenor. Nine Elsie Harth
an ArendI soprano. Charlotte iksrt
coniralto. Roscoe KimhAIl. base bari
tone. and Arthur Fran. pianist.
Other musical attractions are the
Schubert Quartette. Of Wheeling: the
Maurer Sisters Orchestra. the Music
Makers Quartette. tho J Waiter VII.
son Co. the Ladies Spanish Orche--
ira and the Harmony Concert party.
Lecturers and other entcrts lnsrs
on the program. r Alex Cairns. tho
eloquent Zoe OF the saloon: Adrain "
Newens. the old favorite. William
Rainey Bennett. William A Colledge.
I'D, ?. r. g. S. Everett Kemp and
many others
Miss Pauline Ewing is in charge Of
the kindergarten ard children's de
partment. Rev 5. y. Lloyd,of c. l. s
G. work Rev. c. y Church IS iuper.
intendent of Instructions and Misses
Ewing and Caurch are the pianistes
and soloists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
ENJOYED, OUTING
Fvny 700 Members % the Tobaero
"orkerS Union ard Friends
spend Day a. Myers lake.

About seven hundred emploveu ~
I NC bloch brothers Tobacco compapv
..nelr families and friends. spent ves.
Canton. Ohio Tho trim gag r,o,ts. ~.
an excursion train ~ ton rosrbc-
which left the local station on fbo
wheeling and Lake Eric raprogd
promptly NJ g o'clock fro tho mornirg
Tor canton While 20 canton durirr
me day. several members Of tho r4rI,
visited 'hc beautiful spots. includirr
NE Mckinley homestead and monu.
Several field sports I'm tho Usv ~
running races was carried out i8 go,
n'cli1u 9Th Tho outing and Uirui,
On The return fIip the special train
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
81 JAMEs eRorHeanoon-

81 James Brotehrohod Of Fvanpett
cal Lutheran 81 Jamcs church viii
hold their REGULAR monthly moeffre
this evening ~ fhc residence ~ NJ
Goo. " y Schmidt Frsf Cove r.rr1
Elm Grove PRO. Schmidt will b. boaf
10 tho brotherhood aud on Interrafirr
social evening o. I'm store for an no.
tending Tho meeting Tho norrte,-
are requested ~ como aa early a.
conveniently possible after 3 O'Clock
Leave Elm Grove cars 20 corner Firsf
national Bank and fnfrmary road
here direction 20. Mr. SEMINAR
place rru b. eariIy occurred bv la.
quirs Friends ~ members srd Rfotb
'riuDd SOC ,.,dialls b,ttod Co attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
LOAN SHARKS CAUGHT In ACT
OF SELLING WIDOWS PROPERTY

the manager OF the Union Loan com.
pany. asked ne woman II she had
bondsman. She replied that she
had. and he then stopped the pro
Cc'dines by agreeing 20 turn over 10
her the PAPERS in the case
Tho two notes represented S45 80
though the woman received only S9s'
aud the interest amounted 10 about
800. She had paid total Of S32 IS
IN the original loan of S25.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
GRANT ONE APPEAL
Board Of Review Has Quiet Day and
FtW appeals Were Made. 7.
Goodwin Appeal Refused.

The Ohio County Board of Eou,t,
zaf.on and Review spent rather
quiet day yesterday. few appeals be-
iHs acted upon There are large
number a. porsous appearing this
year who have Gr1cci tho board for
lhC pi-i number of years and quite
IrN or their appeals are being turn.
90 down. Tho appeal Of 8 T. Hump
from Union district was granted h
10 Int Tor $3.50 while that Of J r
GOODWIN was refused Tho BOARD will
TAX" up Center district today and TO-
morrow ana viii likely pass upon some
appeals That have been laid over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

-Four deeds 81 trust were loft for
record with the CLERK Of the county
court yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
TESTIMONY TAKEN
Point o. Possession In Basle Bank.
ruptcY Case Taken Under Consid.
Grafton by Referee.

Testimony was taken Yesterday be.
Tore Referee In Bankruptcy Henry q
NCI'D. boz fh' bankruptcy matter II
George ll1sla. Who formerly conducted
the restaurant 90 Twelfth and Market
streets. REGARDING Oh" point ~ poe
session of part of tho pool room,
equipment Referee Nolto took tho
case under consideration. and an.
nouncei that hc viii render a decision
in few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
VISIT "PoeY-

The county commissioners spent
yesterday at the County Indrmary IN.
specting the place and auditing bills.
The trip consisted Of semlmonthIy
inspection and several other snbsi
diary matters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
APPLICATION FOR INJUNCTION
IN CIRCUIT COURT STOPS
SALE.
Wonsn Had Borrowed s25 and Had
Paid S32.5o-Balanee Of St2.75
Still Claimed by Sharks.

The sale 81 all the household prop
erty OF a widow. dependent upon her
daily wage. 20 satisfy a deed OF trust
obtained BY a local loan company up
on loan OF S25 upon which the sum
OF $3.50 had already been paid. was
stopped Yesterday by an application
10 iudZ" New man in the Circuit
Court. for an injunction prohibiting
the sale When the widow. through
tho Associated Charities. was able TO
furnish bond. the loan shark stopped
tho proceeding and surrendered the
papers in the case. including the deed
Of trust end note Tor 500
Eighteen months ago. if was brought
out ln the application Tor The iniunc.
ton @ certain woman borrowed the
sum Of f25 from the Union Loan COM
pany and for this loan she signed a
note for s36 80 the end Of six
months che had pail SO. leaving a
balance on The note 0f f2O though
the amount she bad borrowed was but
- more than the sum she had at
that time already paid the loan com
pany
Sale q Property
Tho loan company then proposed
that she sign new note for 500 5O.
which she did During the past wear
she paid total Of ftG75 on the sec.
ond note When DO came due she
could not pay tho balance. and the
loan company then made arransn
ments 10 coll her property Including
pictures and dishes though tho qum
which rems iucd f1 be- paid Was orTv
f12 I6 Tho Gale was rcHrduIrd frr
mex Tuesday. July o. oil arrarrl.
mcntz having been made for o. fv vir.
tue of Tho deed - trust
The Associated Chnritice Yesterday
.ook hand IN the proceedings. appiv-
ing Tor on Injunction AGAINST tho sale
When The application was made be-.
fore Judge Newman. James Howard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
COUNTY COURT


Charles Hun and IuelIa Rarnes
both Of Bellaire
James n. Bolden and Elizabeth /.
Branch. both OF StcubenviIlo. Ohio
Earnest Allen and Florence singer
both Of this city.
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John Marchlaniska was appointed
guardian for the estate of Mary Nis.
ka. eighteen year old minor child ~
Mr. and Mrs Constantine Niet,
Fond was fixed At $50 and StanisIs,y
Winiski was named AZ surety
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ADDLE
MAN SEES GREAT CHANGE
COMING.
Speaks Highly Of Hon. George E
Whi'e - the Log-sai Candidate.
Prosecutor is Enthusiastic.

IT is my opinion that the First dis.
trict is going 20 do the thing up brown
this fall. and that a representative Of
the Grand Old Party will step I'm 10 MI
the place Of Mr. VI " Nicely The
above statement was made yesterday
by Prosecuting Attorney v. VI Addle.
man In a conversation with an lntoili-
gencer reporter The prosecutor. In
a general way. went over the situa.
ton. IN which he pointed out different
reasons why he thought the Demo.
cratic representative would not be In
the running this year
One OF the things that the present
incumbent counts on strongly is the
presumed favors he enjoys with the
labor people. Mr. Addleman Is Of the
opinion that should anything occur
TO stop the impeachment proceedings.
which he believes will be. that the la
Dor element will stand directly against
Mr.. Nicely and work for what will
mean his iRnominious defeat II is
also true that his now fast" friends
were not willing 20 stand by him AZ the
last election 30 strongly AZ they are
now supposed 10 be lined NJ for him.
Praises White.
The announcement Of Hon. George
p. White. Of Lewis county. sterling
young Republican attorney and a hard
worker. that he would be a candidate
Tor inst responsible position now held
~ MI Nicely. was another reason
eiven BY the prosecuting attorney for
the defeat OF the present incumbent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-15

left Canton for Wheeling at I O'Clock.
arriving in the city between 1890 an
II O'Clock last night. All who made
the trip were much pleased with their
days outing.