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STATEHOOD BILL PASSES.
The Senate Enacts Measure Providing
For Two New States.

Washington, Spocial.-After con.
tinuous Sitting of almost nine hours
tho Senate at S:+5 O'Clock Tuesday
night passed the JOINT Statehood bill.
AS passed the bill provides for the ad.
mission Of the States of Oklahoma, to
be composed OF Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, and New Mexico, according
to its present boundaries, with Arizona
eliminated. The long session was
characterized b. exciting incidents
and many surprises. Beginning
promptly upon the convenins at II
o'clock the SenaG proceeded to con-
slider the various amendments ~
had been suggested by the com
on Territories and which had
passed over. One Of the first of
taken up was tho amendment 4
ting the sale Of intoxicating Ii
In what is now Indian TcrritoJ
the next ten years and this W
placed with substitute offe1
Mr. Gallinger which eYtendeo
amendment to the entire State for a.
period Of 21 years, and this was adopt.
ed by a vote of 55 to 90 The first SUI.
prise Of the day came whom the COM
Eittee accepted Mr.. Foraker's aDsend-
ment providing for separate V By
each Of the Territories and Ar on
the constitution 10 DE adopt the
proposed State Of Arizona. at pro-
vision had scarcely been made part
of the bill when Mr.. Bard offered ris
arlendment. which fad been originality
offered by Patterson and which pro-
vided for thu admission OF New Mex
co as a State without the addition d
Arizona. This amendment proved
be the point around which all II
subsequent proceedings OF importan
revolved. 1t was at first adopted
the close vote of AZ to 40. This vote
was taken while the Senate was sitting
in committee Of the whole and was
reversed in the Senate proper by the
tie vote vote to SO to 3S.
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Judge Campbell to be Candidate.

Richmond-Srecial-It is reported
that former Judge Clarence J. Camp
bell will be a candidate for the legis-
lature from Amherst county this year.
Judge Campbell was removed from the
Amherst county bench by the legisla-
ture for cowhiding Rev. Mr.. Crawford.
of the Anti-SalLDn League. He had
acquitted Mr.. Crawford of the charge
of contempt Of his court.
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Neuro Rifles Safe.

Salisbury, y. c.. Special.-T:.e chid
Of police at Lyachburg. Va. telegraph
ed Sheriff Julian tat lie had cal
tu:eG Chas. Caldwell, 2rgro b1
about II years Old The boz last we
stole from the private safe ot Mr..
W. Reid. wealthy real estate OWL
Mr.. Reid lives with his daughter.
H. A. B&rnhardt. and IS very old.
sometimes failed to lock his vault
the negro knew this. J"st
amount vas taken could not be ad
ately determined, but it exceeded s
The Lynchburg officer said today
5000 had been found upon the
criminal. He will be brought b
this week.
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Favor Private Car Lines.

Washington, Special.-A delegation
OF Georgia and West Virginia peach
growers, headed by J. H. Hare, OF
Georgia. appeared before the SUD-
committee OF the House committee ON
Interstate and foreign commerce, IN
vestigating private car lines. in pro,
test against any legislation that might
tave the effect OF eliminating the use
Of private cars.
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Arrested at lynchbura.

Lynchburg, Va, Specia!.-The local
police arrested /: negro named Chas.
Caldwell. on A letter from Sheriff JUL
ian. OF Salisbury, who is wanted in
Salisbury on the charge OF robbing a
safe and stealing therefrom 500. In
less than an hour after receiving the
letter, the negro was locked up, ano
most OF the stolen money was.recov-
cred. An officer is expected here to
take the negro back to Nozth Carolina.
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culated as to the cause of the murder.
and letter filled with cnd"ariag Ian
guago sent him by one OF his women
clients vas produced al the trial. Nc
Cue had quarrclled with his wife a
number Of times. She was 40 years
old and the mother Of four children.
The corCner's jury deld McCue for the
murder three days after il occurred,
and he had since been confined in the
Jail. vcnemcntly protecting his irno-
C,n@c. His trial was concealed Nov
cmbcr 3. and he was convicted, the
Jury being out only 26 minutes.
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Broke Into Jewe!ry Store.

Suffolk. Spccial.-The jew!rv store
of r. l.. Brewer & Son. owned by r.
l.. Brewer. Jr. former mayor. was en-
tered and robbed. The burglars got in
by prying up with a crowbar sill un-
der a read window. The practical loss
was the theft of articles left for re-
pair. A $3.50 cash register was Destroy
cd. but only 81 in cash was taken. Mr..
Brewer cannot ascertain his exact loss.
but il is estimated at between $500 and
500
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WAS STEADY OF NERVE TO TIE END

Charlottesville Wife-Murtercr Meets
Ceath Without a Trcmor. Walking
Unassisted tc the Placc-No State
ment Forthcoming When kekcd at
the Last Moment if He Had Any
thing TO Say, But a Written Con-
fcssion Was Given Out After the
Execution by His Spiritual Advisers.
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ders and whispered something 10 him.
When everything was ready Mr.. RoS-
ers again spOk" TO MCCu". asking him
if he had anything TO say. None at
all" was his answer. The trap was
sprung. and ninteen minutes afterward
McCue was pronounced dead OF strang.
ulation. His neck was not broken.
The body will be taken 10 Brookvilie
for burial.
Confession as Given Out.
j. Samuel McCuc stated this !nITn-
ing in our presence and requested us
TO make public that he did not wish 10
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items of News.

tt .,arian colony in New York
is .as great preparations for the
, ,uet to President Roosevelt on Feb
-ry II.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles. in a statement
in Boston. says he has no apology TO
offer for his treatment OF JEFFERSON
Davis in Fortress Monroe.
Many vessels are still held in the ice
IAN in the Delaware river and heavy
rain and sleet storms were reported IN
the South and Southwest
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-02-16

Charlottesville, Va, Spec!al.-With-
out a trcmor, J. Samuel McCue met
death on the SCaffold at 7.35 o'clock
Friday morning for wife-murder.
Hardly had his struggles ceased when
his confession was given out By his
three spiritual advisors, Revs. e. l..
Petrie. H. b. Lee. and John b. ThOmp-
son. McCuc listened calE!ly 10 the
reading Of the death warrant. and
when Sergeant Rogers asked. "no yea
think that if gave YOU ny arm YOU
would be abb" 10 walk 10 the scat:u.a -
He rCnlicl calmly. Il can walk with
cut OK &iI." On the LAY he stun
hlcd o. CT twi>c ard tn officers Of,
fvrcGs:s'&nc2. it was not nocjcd.
EoEIcT. There was no weakness.
Mce u had merely slipped o. Tie fro
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-02-16

London, BY CaLle-The privy coun-
ell rendered its decision "Wednesday
morning in the Greere-Gaynor case. in
favor OF the American government. The
council reversed the two judgments Of
Justice Caron. Of Quebec. August Is,
1902. and ordered the respondents to
pay the costs Of the appeal The coun-
ellis decision causticaliy criticises the
action of Justice Carson in releasing
Greene and Gayno:. and Caron's "ex-
traordinary intervention" ani adds:
Where p-isonc: is brought before
a competent tribunal charged with al
eXtradit.On OGeISt and is rcmaHded
for the express purpose of af'0rd!ng
TIE projection &n opportunity OF
bringing forward evi!cnCe whereby the
acc&Sai!cn is TO ne Supported. il in s#ch
q case UrOn wit Of ii2-
Loas cUr2ES = learned Judge
treats Il remand warrant IS a
nGii!iy and rrJCCs Is 70 aGjuIicatc the
case as :hoI.h the waolc evidence vas
before MIN. il \oalI p2raly:e ;he al
;,rrn,.:f.ra e,- ,,.H ,e- ,..,r. =, ..a'I;+-n,
~ ho gsr.,:,..,
-, f,.:..r., -.-,..,,,. ..c,.,.so, T,...;oo
C,rs,... i-Il,r,S,. ~, r,,c,.cs Cr1a.,
anL Carrc,. ,,Idor rc,'.rj ne bnfc-o
Justice C&r3n i:.tcgveaeI
John +. GG!n"c AID Benjamin D.
Greene were indicated in savannah,
hrzzleucnt anJ de.rardinp rho I-n;,od
States oovarrnor+ +,~e,her with Can.
tain OLnrIi,, ~ C,~tc~ !, .be norforn,.
onra of en..crr,,ont crrtroctc for rho
imnrovnr,er+ nf rho savannah rive.
and oty,cr river aud harhor ,vorl; i,
tha, distric, tho iI,ioit nraGts being es.
ti,,otCd y, 81 n0o nln
c.v,or AMI Crttna ve~e arrested in
Seu. Vorl ,Thev infested nytrad;tion
to Georgia and when the United States
,.cn, n,r,ieSin,er decided that they nust
go IN that State and uIcad 10 the in
dic,monts thny aea n Canada They
,,aS hoan ., i;ror,,. ON s.0 0n0 bal narh
nnd this ,ros forfei,nd Efforts ~ ey,
tradite Greene and Gavnor from Mont
rcaI wera nrng~cssinr favorablv and
tho eyt-adition co-,nission was sit-
Tin, in Montreal when Gaynor and
Crcere went 10 O.eGec. question
arose ne 70 whether they could be
bro,cht heck and fetec:iyes kidnaDrcd
thonr onJ tco,. thnp, IN Montreal
Tbc"o u.as ~ rig InoaI 6oh+ over This
aa.irr n,,d . 0raIon inGgo ;ssuad a
CO., ot bohaoS cornrS wbich was
sor,od ",t ~ ON ,ha ;ai,e,. a. Montreal who
Goii,a-oa ~, ,,c nricNnare w;tbou. no.
,isao,:on rr ~ tbe nvtraditicn tribunal
anI .n,n,;.,cG tbon, 70 hn rusaed hack
,a ''' or,ha" p( - EYir:s - nuesb the writ
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-02-16
Bad Blizzard in I

Memphis. Tenn,
blizzard raging in mort
as and rain and slee
districts in Louisia4
Tennessee, weather
cidedly worse than
the present storm b
has been sweeping oy
ches of western Ts
and tonight shoyV
ment. Thousands
ed to be suferi2
totally deprived
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complicated JoD VI
that kho"eose o' "
comes 10 "oi" " 4N'pi
not through preparation
When the average know how to make
this the
laid bodily NOBODY can
bad cooking will Kill the tendcs
as well as DE
husbands illusions about his BRIDE nave
Benedict gets ina
painted her and that he mas M
nlOked llServed meal
w v 10 very sure that bad dinners there wou
w To be Il GOO
r+Oas nm rtakine
IN eaS. t1''- hu
a 2g- o when she IOesn : iAo
As,stcc she can
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LOSE THEIR CASE two UNDER ARREST
Greene and GaynOr Will Have Their
RascaIity Aired at Last
fUGITIVES WILL Be GIVEN Up

The United States Government Wins
Its Appeal to the British Privy Coun-
Gil From the Canadian Courts Re-
fusaI to Held Fer Extraditicn the
Man Indicted Will, Capt. ObcrIin M.
Garter For the Cavannah River i'm.
provcmcnt.
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Gsesss>saa>s2e.s~eH|s"s-sO
The Husbands Tobacco
By Elza6eth Knight Ton1pkihs
fer.4%s><sss2 2ssss~1@s"s~sSS
By Eiza5eth Knight Tompkifs
0e.%sss~~sss2sssss>s"

= ,,o ,rolc < ofensive 10 YOU first ASK !oNTsVIl " II
actually does your husband harm. Does he sh"he - ~
to ;niure his health than he can alo'"' - a
have TO answer no. Your du:y is plain ON't crow,
@ ,1,, do ,ni. constantly for many Of them start
with violent distaSre which their lives lorce 'N'h |" ~
ouer Fycc.t for the wcishty reasons yo" nav Il"
right 20 deprive him indulgence that Is cong MN Nv
ns1ivc harm The case is different however you iee III
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-02-16

Of mission. c1AVCi0N OF NV V7T 0a 80 ~,
nome
prejudice that 'hciP t
e nd" " ~
themselves Of the d"HtS
that contains S e
Else
smoking dong nm more o '
considering MS
him II up !o" you
heat 'ha' you
make the best OF IT,
health nudu
desirable where smoking
10 wake-Good Housekeeping
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-02-16

No Ctate e',:ent . Make.
Before ho placed I'll" rol.y ayGUt Ne
Cues neck. Sergeant RoEr!& rut his
arm over the condemned Mai'. s",'l-
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is
the rubbing dry pretty vigorous eN
the blood along
circulation because there valves the VEINS
toward he
rubbed apu
food the increased
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a u'r,s and se into l' start Mi' %" .
abdominal G2hl@ lolI"t y
oay and then lSnS VII" "
body that
lifted they would 'a! 10 "
difficult TO relax lh' l'''
the lANSl " '
accomplished "n'!'
she were "a'hS
should be made TO relax r
be by ihhkhS I"
to the a'tS'
repeatedly ana WI" no"
deep haO like ''
uuso the workah Good Housekeeping
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05


ia ,nc think the Cossacks are
man mana 1oi hyenas. that they have had their
hearts d py SsFs,fa
wren y,ia rn az the heart and that. they
are natural murderer the sight Sf sIeoe
acting them The SAM H1 g but FOR ihe
e GossaeKs Russia Would have population
ioying Sa6jeSft1i th Fatss g
SUE III s, n Russia Sunattended. but with
Gossack - readyto Whip and murder n ia
suferIns ths P py prebla dogs
n Su LEY froth at tho mouth and have aye
spasms and up :, tnslr sIse{ fs
ready blow Y, up t5 The m Sou ars &
"A - you 40 not hear from mo after next
sunday N s YOU can put dads obituary a IA
mins intle local papers, ana say We
a eet' through, this revolution nliye you l.
Mil hear from me. hut tbs IS tn 9rs INST
revolution am going TO attend :! (, n TGMPs%,
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PECk'S BAD b q II DAD,
BY Hon. George w Peck.

tEx.d pvernor 1t w iscbnsin; FORMER isdi:-
\ !. 3Ss, tor of I'eck's Sun. thor q
.s 'toccks Bad Boy " etc.)
@ (Copyrlght, 1906 ~ j osel,ll y I. Eotwtess)
Il ST., t,grisRsBuRa, jRttss1 Y 1ocars
$Groverybwski, w Toll. n 81 'rosd you ~
yil1s8be 4si,rprtsc,i 10 1ida.i from mo A. n
Russia, bit there was iio use "a lkin ~
when Dad snid liz was g tlng u 70 IA st.3
Petersburg Il tlia lass s ~
life. @ He got taking witt Sfa y phi,ese el
II, Rome ana t,,e J ap 50 "a tho va ~
tho fur East would ii last until li1l every
8RissIai, was X led, uflt w 4 fhsrtca IN
tsrfered to nut a. stop 10 III and ms Y,
Roosevelt didn't appear 10 Shav w -sh ~
enough ID offer liB services to N the
Gear, what II needed WIS for some re1' T.:
srcsc1tative american tizcn who W W
Strny Va and had nerve IL III 60 10 IA ST
Petersburg and Zee I he cznioYitci, and
rive liim the benefit Of. ~ good 4 neqrl-
car, talk. The jap said tho q merriam an
who brought d about peace. BY 60 ,fc ,.S
Welt chosen remarks, would bc at " !,
I've 10 be bowed down to BY kings ana
et,1perors and all the world would do "a
hats III him. ss5s W.T. t 4 n
1At f,rst dad wns & 4 1 littlo icarsS about
going "A on such 4 II mission wi tiout cree
idcntIals from Washing ton. but as luck lex
would have X. he met n n u ed Rns--
sian ut "a restaurant, " no I'D dad 4that
he reminded him of General Grant, a y !.
cause dad had 4 n wart on the side 5n q
his II osc. aud he told dad * ha I r uss s.L
would keep on fghtlng until every jap gg
ganese was lied @ unless some dist
EufBhed American should be raised s. VI
who II deemed II It Ills 4 Q 80 - " St
Petersburg asd see the Little Father
and In tho interest of humanity advise
tho Car To- call q halt before he had
exterminated The whole yellow race. Dad.
asked tho Russlnnif he thought the Gear
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Z ~
N !, e,mhcr WITH whom no Is on terms 4, OF
intimacy except his two daughters.
,5H',vrha ! Modern Lear or the most un.
nanny monarc In all Europe, he IS callca.
This Is due not only to the long llsl ~
POLITICAL troubles thnt has beset his ON 5
pire. butte the frequency q pers o1lni MS
fortunes. lS II, 4: ID ~
S First OF tnll the e aperor Is CROWN ola.
Seven ty-fl ve troubl cd years nave maze 9, n.s
hair like unto a snow drtt, anu i'sula
once erect and vigorous is now 1eeple a. any
bent +, t8 I, !,
man lessons, the boldness and influence zee
of Kathi Schlptt increases, and.he nov
turns ia her domineerlng mentality upon,
the slightest pretexr. u Il, Z, :,
Although mt present more man tl NY
years OF age. l<athi schratta does not
look to be over forty. Ten years aso s!io
Was considered tho best goWne,qd woman
In Vienna. ar late. ho% '' she nus
"A An xtrert ely handsome woman 81 INC
brunette type, with large blue eyes ana 1 =
wealth OF dark hair, Is the charrner OF
Francis Joseph
Tall and with m exquisite figure. her
beauty nlone would attract Il attention. BY
In addition to that she combines much.
magnetism and great charm OF manner
IN inc INV
emperor. The empress herself first called
his ia ttentlont3 to her Through the re-
mainder Of her life the empress befriended
the actress and apparently encouraged the
Intimacy between her and the emperor.
sabnut which ALL the country was soon
gossipng. ~ tSts 5iis
u at that time Ikathi schratt vas playing
In a kind OF vaudeville at the Stndt me.
'atre OF Vienna. and had won cons lderable
reputation as N mimic. One evening
there the empress pointed her out to her
husband, with the remark that SO lovely
a face was rarely seen ~ 98
q a The very next day hathi SchTatt was
appointed court actress Of tho Bnrg The
satress igt 3ts a
q Her friendship with thu ruler Of AUS
itria had begun.
=, Later shcltook a house near the palace.
and nearly eversA morning the Empero.
went to breakfast with her. Upon, tho
tragic death Of the Empress s he went mo
the deepest mourning. S;3 }} II gt9
( Stunned by the heaviest of hr many
blows that had been dealt him, the aged
monarch was touched by this expresslon'
of grief, More and more thereafter he
sought solace In her society.
"a Soon she was appointed 'otllcla! feadeIss
toStller. Emperor, ana hour after hour she
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amused him with books. While serving
Sinsthis ca pacltyf Kathi Schratt occupied
a suite OF apartments on. Il beautiful
avenue in Vienna There a retinus Of
,8llyeried servants looked after her wcl-
fare. Splendid carriages were at her
commando " e ti " g55 tis Is
Although laclslng ii nothing an empress
might desire. the actress friend Y OF tile
King did not give up the stpse until .a5
year or 80 ago. During all that time She
was leading lady at the Hofburg Thea tre
Although her efforts were largely In se-!
rious roles, such as = Camill y n tobe's
and II Deborah" she also enjoyed the repu-t
tation Of being a comedienne OF ability
whether Y playing or resting. Natht
schrntt never risked losing the friend
ship Of Francis Joseph, and WAS never
Tar away from the monarch,
Every afternoon for yea:s. when IN
Vienna, 4 Il has been his custom to drop
In at her hon1o for n chat and n cup Of
5tcn. Every summer when ha. wentsto his
country residence Int Isoh she occupied
her prettyllttle cottage nearby 5s{ IS &4 "a
\ That tho Emperor Is fully aware of tho i
extent of gossip concerning his friendship
with tho actress is frequently shown, and
yet as the years go by she only becomes
the moro strangely entrenchedS IN her
position, Il L '5sgts 3 .is Ell s.
r Several summers ago 4tls AiuJeSty ma
the Following " expla ma tory. tom pub
9lIshrd In the State paper for Vienna: * .5 i
''The PERFECTLY Innocent character Of
the relations bety$een III monarch and
the nctress are known to every ono here
who has the slightest acquaintance with
Austro- Hungarian court life. 5,s5
s.'They are best shown by the fact that
n fortnight ago the actress was staying
ut Munich as IN guest 81 Princess Leo-
pold OF Bavaria, eldest daughter OF the
Emperor, and that she Is at the present
moment travelling In Italy In company
with the Countess TRAM. sister OF tho
murdered Empress, who, was warm
friend Of the actress, frequently visiting
her and Outlines having her staying With
her as a guest at Laint2, near Vienna,
and likewise at Montreaux and other
places abroad"
OF late the aged ruler has not bothered 1
himself about gossip, Now he permits
his charn,er to dictate In affairs OF State
\ to an extent Mat alarms his SQUIRT.
AS result public opinion regarding
the mental capabilities OF the woman II
now undergoing a most radical change.
B. For d long time she was not regarded
as being exceptionally clever; In fact,
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many alleged her to be downright stupid,
1t was always cons ID cred q proof OF her
good sense, however. that she did not
interfere in public affairs--for whatever
she did was done With a deft and unseen.
hand. 1t was thought. therefore, that.
her mission was merely to 'amuse the
monarch md help him spend his money,
Now 1t Is acknowledged that her influs s
ence is to bereckoned with in all matters
OF state that Interest her. Perhaps hiss
tory Will accord her q place with Madaple
de Medicl and other women whose "
cate hands have con tlplled sesptres,'1 &
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because they thought he Ind tried to as,
sassinatc the duke, and I'VE were es-S
tcorted to5our hotel by tho strikers,
I'VE didn't know what they were; but
you can tell the laborlng men here be-.
cause they wear blouses and look huns
cry, and when they left Jus tho landlord
notified the police that Suspicious char
acters were at the hotel and came here
escorted by the mob, and the pol Ice sur
rounded tho house and dad went,toE our
room and used witch !. hazel On, u ~ n1self
where tho Cossackt hit him With the
loaded whip He says RUSSIA: will pay
nrt.tty dear for that strok q OF the whip
81 tho Cossacls, and think dad is going
IA ioin tho revolution thai Is 5going ito
DO pulled off next Sunday. ~ q,
They are going to got about mullen
men to take II pet ton to the CzaE Wor Is,
51 hn Is so hns as an American anarchist;
Who Z is siiarting from injustice, and !
guess no native Is smarling more man aa
dad Is, cause he ~ 70 4s.ana " ~ phare
It spPE effcrshurg this next week, and
dad and ] are going TO DO IN y clear Hup
y DAD ,a has Even Up trying to see the Gear
about 1out stopping the war, and says the
Gsar t,' aha ae WIS and y he viii de With fhe
mob and folloW g priest WAQ Is stirring 2
Gee hone be dad Win no got killed here
snd be buried Z Irane Is H thssy az sh9
y "a mel / q Young man from, Ch,ca 80, who
Is here ERE Selling reapeis for the i aryesterl
aa s says i tySu sTa oas s MonKn
ed sso Fl h w rc Oh strIke YOU night rs
Oh ~ fra ts, cause the cossack will get YOU,
and ha would advise me and idad TO set
out Of here pretty gniek but When tG bIa
heart ana the other on his parents and
"a Id, ',ArnIca, arnlca, arnlca," and the
Msrs gHsbEa saT fb 's s ee4}
four stay IN ag as Ee9M E,,4
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WINTER II roy.1ar RATES

THE ATLANTIC coAsTFLlNE,
,Ntnter tourist tickets are now On sails
to all Southern winter resorts wa the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line " the
sniipped between the North and Sourh.
III oilers 70 health and rleasuIe seekers
service sQualled by none. You maze %
Changes TO FloriLa resorts 81
For gnll particulars apply 20 any sgeas
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her participation In affairs Of state with
never a rebuke from the sovereign,
yenerated and popular as emperor
Francis Joseph undoubte y, ne nus ~
near enough to be his friend, ,8
L In his own family there ls not one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-14
ALL HAVE NOT HIT.

If the Eairmont West virginian
must know the truth, the State Jour,
nal is really of the opinion that a
good many1of its own shots have not
gone very far in the direction of
those at whom they were fired.
When they were of the kind which
the West Virginian and the Charles.
ton Gazette have been aiming at
each other for some time, to say the
least they fell short of their object.
1t is only the plain and simple truth,
properly and fairly stated which
hurts and prevails after all. Epithets,
abuse and railing, however conscien.
tiously used. can never effect much.
-Parkersburg State Journal.
Won't the State Journal admit,
though, that when attacked by red.
moutEed Democratic editor it always
afforded it a good deal Of consolation
to tell him what it thought of him?