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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17
PAYsoN.

The home of Mr. and Mrs J. W. Nc
IntOsh was the scene of a most enjoy
able social event last Monday night, ar
ranged and successfully carried out BY
the hostess, Mrs. Mcintosh. 1t was a
surprise in honor of the fifty-fourth
birthday of Mr.. Mcintosh Ice cream
and cake, fruit and other essentials
necessary for a nice repast We're serve
at about II o'clock, before and after
which games and pastimes were INDUCED
in. About twenty-five guests were pres
enJ. all of whom were members of the
Royal Neighbors and Woodmen of the
World lodges.
The young ladies of the Mutual Inn
pr0vement associations of the two Pay
son wards gave ANNALS Tuesday even
ing in each of the ward meeting houses.
Programmes of an interesting nature
were rendered. composed mostly of sing
ing and instrumental music hy the fair
sex.
TT Pavilion management entertained a.
large crowd Of eXcursiOnists from Tin
III Friday night.
Miss Cressie Mcclellan, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. W. ii. Mcclellan, Vis-
TIED Ihe family OF j. W. Ellertspn OF
Mona. Tuesday and Wednesday. Miss
Mcclellan was to have been married to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17
RIcHFIELD.

Miss>SIabel Wright went TO Provo sun
day to remain all winter with the family
= her brother, Lester, and attend sch06i
at the b. y. L.
Mrs A G. Riser returned from Salt
Lake Sunday and went to Kimberly
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gideon Snyder returned to her
home in Salt Lake after a couple Of
weeks visit here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Wilkinson.
Mrs. c. j. Olson visited in Elsin0re this
week with relatives.
Miss jeanette Jones and Miss Hazel
Baker went to Salt Lake Sunday, and will
attend school at the University Of Utah
this winter
Mr. and Mrs. NJ +. Murray went to
Salt Lake Friday to visit friends
Mrs. Oluf Lund came down from Gold
Mountain Tuesday to remain,
Dr. and Mrs. A +. FOutz visited DR..
and Mrs. Bird in Manti this week
Miss Ivy Peterson. who has been visit
ing here for several months with the fam
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28

| 81. Neter, Miui. I'll OF fpISe BEN.
ne Eoit BAR Saminnoet falSt Hrcf.
Maenus Masmasicn fra aenfiapif,
Sslano. geo bette Meoe blep bet en-.
aeIif.Iutberife teoI. Seminar | Obi.
cnao a~nerfienbt Tom oct Seminm,
bpor Snmiuneet snifer, at bets npr-
benoe Ereiter ifal ieee fin noSnn.
nellie. Get enc af S~amfunoets to
glaSe. ASameiningin", ifal fra Hnt.
COR al uSpiSes til "a Sioer. ct Cor.
Tag, at Samfnnoet berefter bolber
ole fine Iarsmsoer poa eIer nRr ct
% iomme Steb. oe ct nnbet ON at
foranbre @enisbebernes ReprGien.
tation bIep uoint til nGite Marsmsoe;
ligeIeoes ct 6orflae ON at tiIfeie Son.
ititutiouen Ell @eitemmeIie ON, at |
SilfplSe al Splittelie, ifaI Den Gel Al
Sprooen, Tom forbliper mo moo 8on.
ititutionen, bare al Spnobens Glen.
Dom. 0GIte Garsmsbe ifal boloes
Ioumtain, q. Gaf., bpor De ferlte
SfriOt til Spnobens Stiftelie toses
for 20 Gar iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28
"Wor Sio.".

"gor sib" SO. 9 er nbIommet meb
fslsenne Subbolo: Sort Smrios az ber
anteriiauTs Iutberfe airte3 Siitorie, al
Raitpr u. q. grun. - Zen Ttanbinapiife
Sattor / ameritas 9efoItning, al Sroi.
Geo. z. Slom. - lltipu: Rorse TOM 8es
pltblit. Sangcrfeiteu (meb fem 9ortrrts
teri. Gen lutberife sirIe og cubre Sams
iuue. Sronbbiems SiipeitoI. Streiten oq
SrI9nberen. en- ifnmlss SrGfbeS be-
~fiGnunet, 8usIanos ReoerIaa. Thomas
". 3atpion. - Chit Ioro, Sroens Ragt,
al Sobn goier. - Otter aoutortio al o.
g. Smiaan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28
Koneens norife
Gienoomme.

Soma Oscars gienbomme her
Rorge pil ia~nbipnliapis ON life me.
get lGnge blipe @ienitanb for ct Sp'
aier, Der formentIig fommer til al
o~perorages til ftp. norif Sofmar,
ifaIf Mnitao og ipenf fer'te Sot'
marifolf Otto s. 81. @rint5ifolo, ifri'
Der "Iftenp."
elsie Gienbomme beItoor for Net
fgrIte / Senqsengeu, Gpbpaos tib.
Iigere gienoom, iteoenOe pp til
8pgos 9~ongs9aarbS Soroer, iant
Greensboro. ~ubgisreuoe Heiter al
aoniul SapcS gomle Gienbom pan
9pgbe. elsie TO gicnOomme er | lin
Sio inofiebte cg betoIte al &oug SS'
car ielp. Gaa StrsmSborg gienitaar
en- BanteobIigotiou pon $4,000 Str.
og paa Sengsengen en- pou $4,000
Str. &enter al oisieG anteobligationer
bar / oen iencre Sib pGret rbreoebe
al gpeos Gongsgnaros WtiOler.
Songen er beSuoen gier al DC Ter
iQafalote GongepiQaer, Der / Sttt'
aorene, / &%ammerberre 8oIits Sto
cpfsrteS neo 9pgbps ipooeIti9e
S~tronolinie, og al builfe Den enc -
@ila 8tctoria - bar pGret benpttet
al Goneeu ielp UNDER bans CONNER
opboIo Der / Horge. Sc eurige fem
bar pGrcf bortleieoe til pripote. ea
al Dem beboeoeS al StatSminiiter
Sclmer / Sioen nGrmcIt efter 1884.
De eamle uorIfe @pgninger, Der
er gienreiIte paa 8abItuebraoten oeo
aonsseaaroen Staoefirfen fra
@ol, Sopeituen m. n. er ligeleoes
Song Oscars prtpate Gienbom.
Oct Jaime er antageIig SilfGloet
meo en- bel Gel al Snpentaret paa
Sscarsbol. Get lille Slot ieIp er ioml
befiepbt - ligeiom 8pg0s Songs
gaarb og set fgl. Slot / Griitiania -
ben uorife StutS Gicnbom.
Oct pna oct fgI. Slot, Der er Song
Oscars ~peripnlige Gienbom, er bc ire
Sroningsbiaeoer (@arl Sobars, GarI
Den 6emtenocs % Oscar Den IuoenS
Sroninger) - De 9iae0er ser IfiGn.
teoes &on9eparret iom Sslpbrpqupss
gaoe - Ell Gel fra Roienberg bio.
flptte6e IsbIer / Sronningens Sci.
ligbeo - iamt set iaafal6te braiili.
anife Seloieruice, Der bar p9ret Be-
npttet peo enfclte beitioelige 9eiIiahe.
Der, men Ga unoertiben bor muattet
iuppleres ira StocfboIm.
Set gortrpt al &eiier 8ilbelm,
fem benne peO tit @eisa Der / ariIti.
ania | 1890 ffiGnfebe Song Oscar, err
forIGngit fluttct til StocfbpIms Slot,
bpor Der finbes Here ioaoanne Oeo.
narfportrGtcr, og bpor oct MI err an.
bragt | aongens Sfriperltm, oper
Snogangen til auoiersrummet.
GnoeIig fan / oenne Sor6inbelie
n9oneS Den ~iaofnIote Griniebptte /
Si~ffiIsbaIen, ser for ct Gar Iar iioen
ItiGnfeoes Srpnpriniens Sgnner al
norife SportsmGnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28
6ataIoa.

gdrf 8egion Cutter College. antoIoa
for 19O5-1906. af beune aataIoa fees,
at Sr. 8srurn. Der srdbuereoe peo 2us
tber College for TO aar fiben, cr bIeoct
dniat iom Carer peb Stolen / Fergus
sails; liseiaa al Rrs. aoefob, +. SimIe,
obertn9er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. z. ".
Soff, ligeleees en- @raSuent fra 9ut6er
eolcoe, er o9inn 9Hrer beroppe. aatas
logon faces frit tilienot beb Senpenoelie
I'll Yrof. Sagciteo, SfoIens 9eitprer.
Scrgus Sails. Rtnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28
sueriaes sGre.

SperigeS sGre bPnoes pna mango
Solb | ben ipenife YreSie operfor
arigspresienS ifdmntelige 2sgntra.
fit. Gigteren IreI 2unoegoaro hPo.
Der | cit Ipnaere IrtiteI, at netcp peo
6rcoSpolitit % neo life at lob lao
meo Horge ON oetS itatsr,taIi1e
Stiaing pnretogeS beoit bua0e Speri.
aeS Sutercsier og sGre. "8steborgS
SanbeIStioning" aboarer moo ariqS.
partict$ pllioielige ltOiGttelicSpolitit
iom iarIig oaioa al Den @runo, at
Oen fan aiue EIa0S for interudtionaIe
6orpitlinaer. Get er o9ian / Speri.
ecS SntereSie at aipifIiuaen foreaaar
inoreit mulig. gtataniel 9eIfom
brGnoemUrfer WiSbrugen al Reli.
aiouen til SpbioicIie iii grooerfrig.
"Sfal iaaSonne llbtaIelier fan bIiue
itaacnoe iom CT liotrpf for sc ariit'
neS Spiatrin1 ! port 2anb. iaa oeo
iea iutet iergeliaere Siouesbpro ont
bort muprenoe reIigisie Stonopnntt.
Staor hi pirfeIig ina langt borte ira
Seiu Reliuion2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28
Gu Tsit ira Sanmarf.

Zen bunife Sanoclitanos 6Ples'
experimentation bar tiIitiIlet SoeriaeS
SanoelSiorbuuo Ell SfriueIie, bpori
oct bIanbt mroct be6er: "gh oa Den
Sio Timber til, oa oi fuloe msoes
Stpctbolm for at fonltit1tere Stan'
6inauiit SanoelsiorbuuO, isler pi ira
Dor Sioe Ernng til at llotale folgeu'
DC: 2iOet hpaseIiat bar Oct oGret Tor
oS Tunite, Der nGrer lige unrme 80.
IeIier for DC tpenoe 9rooeriolt | Git
% Roro, at bore 8ione til oeune
Spmmers 8egipenbeocr pau oen
ifunoinnpiife Salpe. ) bennc oanite'
Iige Stillitg Itaar ct nroffelig foit
for oS: EuItet ON, at oct maa Inf.
feS bore StammefrGnoer OF fiuoe me
Sormer for Oct SambpIo, Tom err ct
ian aiaierenoe 8ilfanr for belle Ror'
oens 6remtios 2pfte. SertiI suifer
oi fra oonif SIDE at biorage ue0 al
iagttage itreug gteutralitct og pie en-
.Iige loyal SoIontug ouerfor beg8e
6oIf. Sntet ligger oct bGnite 5olf
iom Selbco iieruere eno Ifilleuoe at
fate lit 600 / Den enc eller anoen
&Ggtifual. ri tor foriitrc, at oct -.
Ter iig beiiPIct al iamme Iauo. iout
beiiple0e SperigeS nImGunu San
belsiorbunb, ca oct meo iod itor
Siertcligheo mootog oeu ira Horges
aisbmonositnno uoaoaeOe Gpfor'
bring til al itube fate Rammer for
Ell ~peuifobelig Samoirfeu meaem De
ire noroiife Higers Sauoelsitano.
Raar Oerior mn til Gitcriommeren
oen norife SanoeIsitou0s GGllesiOr.
euiuq aiper fin oeiiuiitue SililiItuing
til 9annelien al Ct itunoirauiif San.
oelsforbuHo, err oct bort fire Snab
Of hi ale bill flure msoes, entert ale.
reoe iaar. on oct fam macs, eIer 40
aare, poa ianoun Wtonoe, at Rorlcu8
iamleoe aisbmanositano oil aigiue
ct MISUNDERSTANDING erempel pnd
et ireoeligt oq frugt6art Samnrbeioc
til RorOens Bel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28
prGmteboe for l9o4-l9o5.
6a,r,ilie
Ga=nine
hummer %.
ms
hummer %.
~

So1or uye prrmicbce for Tool-ieo5
N5 CT uu irrets fra QryFferst. Oct
er Den roos R9ffsu al sisie populGre
aarbs9er, os Ssus 5nobcIo sr Iies fda
rigboIoist, ~atperIeuos og intsrssiaut fom
esus Sorgiaussrss. Ser sr Oct:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28
@iIs Gljie Carton / gortIonS.

Miis Gliie Carton / gortIanS, Gre,
leo al et Snoe ! 8anen, % UNDER
SanolRgefonsresien. Tom iomIebe iig
i a~nIeSningen aflloitiIlineen. loo bun
Jig operere al Or. Srotpn ira einein.
natl; men bun pnosneoe life mere ei.
ter g~ehspelien. Sun bar befienot
Der | Spen for tit uluiifalife Talent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28

VDc BuHiuVtt.
StocfboImsbIaSet "@drt 2ouS"
in6ebolber Den CITE Sui ct "Sele.
gram" fra Sriitiania, bbori bet beoer:
"eiter 6orIpbeuoe er Statsminiiter
Wtiheliens 6amiIie oireiit til ll6lou.
Oct, ba man life fiHoer 6orbol0eue
/ Siemlanbet fuIOt fire. Sppoiitio.
men moo bam porer, % 10 mere Ban.
ifeligbeSerne opbo5er Jig, 10 mere ID.
rig forlanger mau al BAN, at ban
opfploer fine Setter ON, at alt ffuloe
forlsbe llben 8eiifo og 8anifeIigbe,
Der. Siteoet porer Sisie. Zen ipen'
fife Glaabe Iieser life ldust ira gsor'
ses aniter, ben iDenife Gigsoag ipnes
life iaa efteraipenoe, iom man fore.
itiaeoe iis, eg / Suerige porer Der OF
en- Soltcmening, iom life ipnes al
bore iii at Iese meo. Stulbe Higs-
bagen M negte at foInme meo nogei
Observation-Disclosures, men uiiffer.
beostiIitanoen tom til at fortiRtte no,
oper | aaret. iaa bliDer Sr. Wtitel'
lens os a%oniorters Sitting meset
prefer. Dor MI uoyer antalet at b
ausrenSe ! Rorse. og 9eiinoisbeoens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28
No on euSt Rabuifab.

Sra Stocfbolm meoocleS Den lltc
SuIi: Gu al la 8eriouer, 6orfot'
tere. aimituerr, Eager, SGrere mco
Here mberteguet Spraob er ioog
oiieutliggiort. Ict beocr beri bIanot
onbet: "gi oil / &iIilutuiug til DC
Hriolutioner / ligncuOe &etning, iom
er iremfommet ira AIunic % Nrbei'
oere iumt meo parm N~nerfien6clie al
Oct bsiiinoeoe % frentipute @lif, Tom
SpertgeS aonge % Regierttg bar
ptit, - uotoIe Den iaite 5orhoobniug,
at llrtima Higsoaa for tit 8cotom.
meuoe ma iatte &eilutning ON cn
ianoan aiuifIing al llnipnSiorboloet
mcIIem Sperige oa Norge, at Sfo %
goot Hoboifab fan bliue raooenoe pda
Sen if~moinapiifc &uIuc 90 oerpeh ita'
hes @hiIigbeo for 5prriGc til mca aIlc
fine arritcr iomlct at betrPoe Den
Sci, JON alene fan isre et li0et 6olt
frem til parig Storbeo: Den iuorc
llooiflinaS Bel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28
ariscrifs GrGitcr,

Eaa ct @sSe | 5rpfa0ol / Sperige,
hpor lluionsfriicn blcU oreitet, tog
tr RigsoagsmGnb beitcmt aiitanh ira
aria$iuaffet. 80 tiIiteoeo9rcnoc
8rpIter bar iii @ienQiGlo meget Fri.
oerife og gif rem geriGrfergang moo
gturompubene, "bisie G~prcrsnGno,
lem bopoe rcpet Sroncu al aongenS
bpibc Ssie, trampet hans 30.oarigc
arbeibe for &oroens Bel UNDER Seo.
ocrne, gipct belle Den ipcnife Ration
ct anptnGpelag / anljgtct" - og ioa
ni0erel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28
Norses Sag.
Zen ipenftc Eresie furtirtter 1T xtrO'
lise Mpstelaueri.

Oct Itoripenife Torifdtarblao "gspa
SaeI. aIebanoa" opporter M meS en-
bigger Sfrsne ON at 8eneralernc
a~lingenberg % Srobn ifal babe pG.
RET arreiteret. tor0i De OGsreoe iig for
at aIasse S~roifatseo til ben npe &c.
gierins.
Z oeune anlebring bIep norif "If.
teupoIten" al Observation-Disclosures
tets Gbef bempnoigct til at mcSSele,
at iarntIise norife Generator % Go'
miroler uliooelbart eiter @ellntnin'
gen ben zoe Stunt ioa mart Oct fun
&c Ife, afeop en- flar o9 utpctpoig CIR
fl9riug iom Spar pau bsn I'll oent
ltileoe Senpenoelie, ale bernco
ItrioenSe Ipater iapner cnbper
8run0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-28
Gu ErrsrScuS.

"aftonblooet"s &riitiouioforrc'
iponoent bar taIt mco ZEN iffesoffi'
eiel norif 8olitifer" ON ct muIlat
ipen'f Srop poa Observation-Disclosures
Slcifning. Gen nor'te 8olitifer be.
merfeoe, at oct piIoe oGre politiit
ufIogt al Sverige at fremiGtte ct iaa'
oant 4rap, for berpeb piloe ifabeS Ell
farlig BrGceoenS: buaO niIoe Spc'
rige iige % giere, ON Ell paffcr 9og
ausIano - UNDER Scuotsniug I'll,
huao Sverige bopoe frGpet al Rorge
ongooenbe Observation-Disclosures
piIoe frGpe SIpifnin1 al &obenfGit'
ningen?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-12

There Is no more shining example
of what has heretofore been the in
equality of taxation in West Virginia
than the assessment in Mcdowell
county. This has been increased
from three or four millions of dollars
to over thirty millions. How unfair
it was to such counties as Wood that
Mcdowell county should only pay
taxes on one-twelfth of It's property,
A law which would bring out justice
as it has in this one case is a good
one Again the reduction of the tax
rate even with an increased valuation
results in nearly everybody paying
less taxes than before. This is Ow'
ing at least partly to the increase in
indirect taxation by the State. This
whole question is in fact so simple
and fair that even the Fairmont
Times, preiudced as it is in the mat
ter will finally come around on the
right side-Parkersburg State Jour
nal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-12
proc. ScANLO
WILL SPEAK kF PRES RYTEEs
CHURCH TOMORROW MORN
ING AND EVENING.

Faifmonters win have the opportu-
nifty Of listening to a distinguished
speaker tomorrow Sunday ~ the
person Of Charles scanlon, who speaks
at the Presbyterian Church both
morning and evening. Prof. scanlon
is native West virginian, but Is now
Of Minneapolis, MINI. He gave q
most brilliant Grafton at the Fourth
of July picnic at East Fairmont Park,
which those who heard him viii not
soon forget. He has commanding
appearance, an eloquent style. and an
native Irish wit that does not allow
auditors to tire in their attention.
He will be greeted, no doubt, by large
audiences tomorrow:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-12

II .laiti rs y "a, \
both at home and abroad. Many ot
our people are very proqdsof II. We
would not Intention harm it and
do not believe that We did so in Sc
curing the furlough aforementioned.
Burroughs are no uncommon things.
They are granted by all armies, reg.
ular and volunteer. .
We may add that we do not know
that the officers of Company H have
behaved in the manner indicated By
the Times. We won't believe that
they have SO behaved until we have
more reliable testimony; for If their
conduct hes been correctly reported
the consensus of opinion is that they
have made boobies. and babies OF
themselves, and this we will not be
lIeye until forced to do so by the facts
liz they so warrant. We cannot be
governed N so serious a matter By
mere rumors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-12

QHurried eating has ruined many mans
stomach. The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pro-
cess is gradual, often unnoticed at first.
But it is only short time until the liver
balks, the digestive organs give way, and
almost countless ills sssail the man who
endeavors to economic time at the ex.
pense Of his health.
"a torpid liver causes quarantine Of the
entire system. 1t locks in the diseased
germs and body poisons and affords them
full play inviting some serious illness.
Infamilies where August Floweris used,
sluggish liver and constipation are un-
known, so are all stomach ailments, as
we'll as indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn,
headaches and kidney and BLADDER aztec:
tons. No well-regulated family should
be without this standard remedy.
qTwo sizes, 25c and 75c. All druggiStH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-12
TeIephonss:
Bel ...s.. mo. So.
Consolidated NO. 81.

leased wire telegraphic service by
blishers Press Association Special
spcndents at Charleston, Park.
sBurg and other cities in the State.
rue West yirginian is 70, sale at
s following places;
O. Martins book store, Main st.
Clyde Hollis cigar store, Main St.
Kinkead news stand Main street.
Aercers confectionery, opposite
WATSON Hotel.
Yost Billiard Parlors, Falrmont
Syenue,
AZ Merrifeld's store, Locust avenue.
Fred Harris confectionery, Water
meet.
4. W. orr's news stand, Monongah.
Claude Higginbotham, Company
tors, Watson.
Emmett Ices news stand, Manning.
ton.
Abbey Burke, agent, Rivesville.
Miss sallie 3. Martin, postoflce.
air7tew.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-12
Cook HOSPITAL News.

Allen Stevens, who had been hers
for treatment for some time, returned
to his home at Halleck to-day.
Mrs. Carrie Woodward, Of Charles
ton, is here to receive treatment fol-
stomach trouble.
Mrs. Lloyd Erhardt left for hel
home at Davis to-day, accompanied
by her child who recently underwent
an operation here.
Miss Clara Ward is nursing little
Louise Rogers at the Williams Farm
Miss Gertrude Wycoff has returned
from Cassville, where she had charge
of a patient
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-12
Before Squire Amos.

U. W. Murray, of White Rock, was
brought before Magistrate Amos this
afternoon, charged with beating
Thomas Winnie, a small boy whom
he caught in his berry patch last We'd
nesday. Murray was represented by
Attorney B. F. Ramage, while Attor
ney E, F. Morgan looked after Win.
MES interests. The case was contin'
ued to give Murray opportunity to 10.
cate witness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-12

The State journal viii close the
discussion for the present between
1T and the Fairmont West virginian
as regards Judge Goff by saying that
the distinguished gentleman is good
enough in its estimation for any Of
Ace he can get or any he can't for the
matter Of that. This ought to be sat
isfactory to the West virginian.-
Parkersbupg State Journal.
Perfectly satisfactory for we knew
all the time that the State Journal
appreciated what Judge Goff mad
done for his party when there was no
hope OF reward and that it considered
him as At to go to the United States
Senate as any other man in our party
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-12

The esteemed Parkersburg State
journal is busy these days explaining
It's position on pending questions
not SO much as that there is any am.
bigufty about that papers position
for we regard the State Journal as
one Of the most outspoken and clear
speaking papers in the State. The
trouble seems to be that its editor
talks SO well, that the other newspa'
per boys simply can not let him rest
but must have him keep saying the
same thing over and over again.
wen, because he does it so WE'LL
Charleston Mail.
The above is very pretty as well
as a deserved compliment to which
the editor of the State Journal should
don his chapeau.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-12
DIED AT DENVER
Mrs. Ross Martin Passed Away This
Morning In Colorado.
mere rumors.

The sad news reached Mr.. l.. H.
Wilcox shortly before noon to-day that
his daughter, Mrs. Ross Martin, was
dead. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox had very
recently returned from Denver, and
yesterday received a,message that Mrs.
Martin was worse, and they at once
planned to return. Before starting,
however, another message stated that
she had been brought from the coun.
try town where they had been staying
to Denver, and that she was little
better, so they decided to wait little
longer, before going. About nine
o'clock this morning another message
came stating that she was again
worse and for them to come at once,
At about eleven o'clock the last mes
sage came telling of her death. The
remains will be brought here at once,
Mr.. Walter Martin, brother Of Mr.
Ross Martin, will go to Chicago to
meet the latter on his way home.
Mrs. Martin was the only child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Wilcox. She was
about twenty-six years of age and had
been married to Mr.. Ross Martin
about two years. Pearl Wilcox was a
popular girl, and her brief life was a
noble one. She was a Christian, and
led an exemplary life. She was a
member of the NJ. E. Church at Nc.
Clelland, this county.
No funeral arrangements have yet
been made, and will not be until the
arrival of the body here, which will
be about Monday or Tuesday of next
week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-08-12
THE TAKE AYERS WANT EsULT'
lNoT THE kIEs.t .. "

Marion county will raise rlore
money BY about i've per cent. in taxes
this year than last. All agree a to
that, for the tax levying bodies have
had to watch very closely to keep
within the legal limit. There is not a
taxpayer in the county who has no
more property than he had last year
and who gave it in correctly hereto
fore that will not pay less taxes than
he did last year. That is an enigma
for certain Democrats around here.
In fact the whole tax proposition
seems entirely beyond their narrow
comprehension, but things are work.
ing beautifully and taxes are coming
down right along. The taxpayers are
not worrying about how 1t comes
about that taxes are lower. They are
satisfied with facts and results. Ey-
cry taxpayer in the city of Fairmont
will pay just $3.50 on the thousand
less than he did last year and that on
the same basis of valuation. Need he
ask any more questions about It?
Isn't that good enough? 1t has been
said by certain Democratic papers
that the Republicans apologize for the
new tax laws this year and say wait
till next. How willy some people
think they are! These same Demo
Gratis began the shout of wait TIL
next year. themselves, just few
weeks ago when they saw the tax
rates on the toboggan. Why should
Republicans say wait till next year?
The new law is going into effect
partially this year. Fifteen cents
on the hundred comes off the State
tax by virtue of the new law. The
tax dodgers have been more success.
fully rounded up this year than ever
before, and as a consequence nearly
two millions more property has been
listed for taxation than ever before
in Marion county. These in part ac'
count for the big reduction in this
years tax receipts So far, so good.
While we do not have to wait until
next year to receive these substan'
tial benefits of the new laws, we can
afford to be hopeful as to next year
when we see how such counties as Nc
Dowell, with and increase of over
1000 per cent. in valuation, and Wyo-
ming, with 900 per cent, will help
make further reduction in the State
tax rate possible, thus relieving the
citizens of Marion county to just that
extent. Marion county has a clear
saving of about $4,000 this year as
the result of the reduction Of the
State levy, and next year another big
cut is bound to follow We leave off
as we began, that it is no doubt
hard for Democrats to understand
how Republicans can do such wonder
full things for the people, but they are
doing them just the same. Results
are what count. Six dollars off the
thousand at Warrington, four fifty in
Winfield district and from three TO
four in other districts will do more
to set the people right on this Ques-
ton than all the speeches ever made.
When a raging Democrat says any
thing to you on the tax question, just
keep sweet and smile at him.