davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Sra grSant, SDS Saspta.

SiI "9ecorabs Yoiteu"s 2eiere ifal
ieg faa &uo til at itge, at iee er tonrmet
tiIbage fra en- Eur til Settin9er Gouutp,
Norb 9atota, Fuor ie9 % Here al mine
@enner tog bbert bort Sumefteao. Si
lite 2anSet me9st 9cot. Der er peut
rolling" 2anb meo me9et 9oot 8auo %
biutee GuI i 94rbebeu. Ser er en- Gel
~9resfs", iu9en Stob. Set er Iangt fra
Tailrpao mi, men hi beutsr iittert at
R. & ct. Saul &ailroab Hal touune no
til Settin9er County u9ite CONNER.
Den arbetoes M pna belt at Risiouri
8tber. SEQ bill raaoe mine ~2arosmpno
% iiRrbeIes6eo noriTeslut6erife Strife
foIf, Tom ifuIOe. su'fe at ta9e Someiteao,
til at reiie MI itrar, thi 2nnbet biiber
burti9t ppta9et. &isb "2aubieefers
Sicfet~ til 9icfimou, U. Sui. Iom Sc
fan fnn bber Strsoa9; uaar 9e funmer
til 9iciniou, iaa opis9 8. .. Seberiou,
en- uorit p8 paalibeIig "Spcatpr". Sa1
bill locate Sem paa oct bebits frie 2anb,
iom er at fiuoe mob ell rtmelig @obts
9iereIie. Gan fan, bois Sc suffer bet.
locate" Sem / ct fort uorif SettIemeut.
3. 8. Splauo. Yreit,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

iIoiigterne for en- rig aoIina er goo.
men bet behoareuSe @een | ben ienere
Sio bar fat Slaatien tiIbaee; s4leuu |
Tag (Sen tsbe SuniJ er nan life bes
sbnot meS GInaiisn. @i III en- sanife
tioIia padr, % bet pilse bape pGret soot.
ON a~IeperarGsiet fiuoe pGret ilaaet for
2 Tiger iibeu. airiebrrsne, iom &c moSs
ne. bar osiaa iaset GtnSe al Reenet.
Srugttr9crne sr oserLrsisSe mel
Srrgt.
vi boao Sarmereu bar at iGIge or Der
iIltet. iam | SorboIo Tan mdaIe iig mes
Seitepriierue M til Gags. Ct Team paa
$500 til $500 Suno betaIes meS $500
til $500; Taor iaa SsitebanoIereu Irss
ger til fin Sortieuefie bitter NOT Sriier
temmeIis bei for en- enneIie aieher.
Min Sfrioslie er alerebe bIepeu IG".
gere ero fra isrit at paatRnft % oerior
Yinitum. D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

Gnor @Grnerc cIIcr icg bar 5or-
t~ieLeIie, togcr nt ucaet Of 9Nunmo5
Rerura.
Seq itnSer, at oct bar ueSiat mine
Qottorrcguiu8er til nTiten inaerI
&tng."
Sfte tabcr sc, iont Ii6er al 9aturrb.
burtig &oIo; Bette ifoIbes Sorftpr-
relic i acknowledgements at SEQ.
torrb.
2iSt efter IiOt foriptnSer Seres
Riso inStiI sc / enfeIte SiIfRISer &c
bare SteIeter.
Gn Weoicin, JON u6rD00er &utarrb
% OerOco gieuopretter TorhsieIien til
oen ~ratnrliGe 8irfiombeO, err ben
rette &eSictu for btsie $iIiGIoer.
ct flor &GuaSc Sutf, iOrH I mma.
neouis bar miitst Sob, bcgpnSer at
Irggr pGa ia iairu, naar be tasrr
RrruRa.
sc bar mart ioIiO oa hnot aiso
pao geneue, oere5 8eSt bIir Sen nor.
male % oct bier fig at Bcruna bur
en- iurO 9irfntng paa Spitemet.
@i bar tuIrige 9iOnesbprScm bernie
Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
Era @ocf Stn, Minneiota.

aIereSe er ben ferite SaIooeI al inoes
bGreuSe Oar Iagt bag Dor 8pg, meget
er t ben famine SiO oplepet al os, o8
Serren bar pan &irteaarets Setter inn
ogiaa paa andre Seuigcage, label tit Orb
faIoe ben falSne Renneiteilpgt til Ios
oariel, Srsit % Opuutriug til at bans
ore ircurao pan &ipets Sci, leoiaget a.
SerrenS 3nabe % 8arutbiertiBbeo. -
Ogiaa en- 4SesSlhtfeit bleb bsriteos feis
ret ban Ell meget imut Raaoe / gers. Sls
lens 8rope / 8ocf 0ea. @ruuoet paa
set imutfc 8etr babe Ell uaIuliroeltg
flor SoIfeifare inbfunbet itg; Ell uos
mGrkt ~Sano" urlber 2ebeIie al Raltor
Norman fra Sapfielb ipilebe mango
patre Stbfter for S~priamliugen oe bLanot
&c tiIitebcoGreube SaIere bolot Srofe5ior
Oscar SIicu fra 9ecorab en- fortrRffes
lig Sale paa GugsIIf. Iiseiaa tSeoIo8iIf
Stuocrcroe fra oeu Soreneoe Sirfes Ses
miuar, Sr. Ntl5 SoIm upget ON 9d9enS
@etpouius. Seq bnpoc Der ON Ga9en
ct meget bebageIigt 8eis9 al en- gammel,
agtet % tieuot IGtb her al ReuigbeSer;
Oct par SeIge RiIien Sic, Ell al Sis'e
eamIe norite 8itin9er. iom tpm bio til
2aneet, ba Sreu bar bet aIniHoeIt8e
SrPtopr og od man meo bisIe rtaatte
fragte fin Sbeoe til 8iuona ior 40 Cts.
8uIbeIen. Sau TOM bib til Settiemeus
tet paa en- Sib Sa Der lie fanoteS strte
OF 6eIeritfc bar bet ipnoerIt9t beoeubt
meb Observation-Disclosures; man bolot
/ ben ferIte Sio @uestiereiie uuber en-
itor gg paa MI afSsoe aminb RiEien5
Sarm. ) bans Sio bar fsIgenbe Yraiter
Dirtct Ser: Saitorerne q. 9. Sreus,
SeuIcu, Sten og ben mlbHreube ). u.
Sborien, iom fom Bib Ssiten 1859.
Strdr efter Sritor Stens afrsiie gif BET
tort meo at iaa Sirte opfert, oerre bep
"a / fu~ISfGrSig StanS inbbiet itrar efter.
ba 9aitpr 9. 3. Wuus bar gpinnciotu
9tItritts EormarS. Ser bIeo ga en-
gieunemgnasuoe Srbuiug bnaoe usS &irs
te % SfoIe, bpilfet alt itpI0es Ruitor
S6orIeus utrGtteIige Glib og gnersi; /
ben LANCE SiS, ban bar oirtet iom otS'e
Geuigbsoers Si9Ieier9er bar 5rtsterne
af bans @eitr9beIier for Str!ens Bel
pnret tiI~freSsIhlcuee. Set a meo tor
Snterssie, isg paGberte gRr. Sies Dor
failing ON ben ierits Sio. ban Ieoeoe
Der o. ieg bleo anmoStt on at Tribe
bans "SamiIieminbe" / bans noritc
Sraafbi6sI; tbi bette "geinSe", ia8Se
ban, ifuISe SasIis 9ieutdIpe | hans iors
sorigt ppperIige SuiommeIie, mango
icIiomme 9egiusrbeber ira ben i%rnnene
Sio og iom YdaItisuusue for nit arbeis
Be, LOB ban mug ina iuSeo9reuoe liars
Slargarg ui "RirietiSeube". 90 for benz
al 8Iaosts 2Giers, iom er perfonIis
tjenbt mso Ssuns sdrnIe 5goersnrdrb,
biSi1ttss Der Riuhet. 5eIss Riieu Gle
Ct fsot I @ois 9rriteeielo, Rorse 15be
Ser. 1928; blep gift 29oe Sept. 1857
meS anne So5drnesSattsr Saruei, febt
inmmejtess, sSe 3nurdr 1886. Sel9e
uSpnnoreee til ameriia 1866 meb SeiIs
Tibet "Ssbe", gnpt. Sanieu. Sli5et.
icm sa for fsrite Sang bar urSer Cell.
bar Sen f7be gai nrr bIepet a acp for
8sIesrne, men cso I~anSinbeis 90 oeiaa
uogle AZ 2asineersrnes iorensSs geitrGs
bcIier BIER BET rebeet. Rattsn til ben
24oe Suni, tom ban til api5iorpua,
Bis.. til lin ssrbrrenbe @rcSer dreres,
icm icm bis | 1871. garet efter antcm
bun. iom ituIbe bIips bars porSense
SiDsgeoiassrinse % b!eo, iom ODsuior
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

u1out, biet paa 2ibertp Rrairic al MI
fcrIrneit dfeese GATOR u. g. grens. 4
seres sggteFab err be p~eIiieneee meS Z
@sru. ion ale sr foot | 9acci Sen, Olms
fteao Go. @inn.
com Elntnina til bette bans Rirhe
tilfsieee ieg iaa / bans gibeI SO. 900.
bet ferite Beers; tbi bette ideoe ban, er
en- Sansbee. iom ri life not Tan ineprens
te os.
6sreHo lea iIutier bette 9reo bill lea
dnnrrrfe at e auSen ogiaa meset sooi
tieisSt 9eanb, Chill Said. Den 5te Ss.
aigit oeS 9soeu. rammet at ct Siertes
'ias. iuit iom ban hoIet meb at fsuee.
SegrapeIieu foreeit ben lobe 81. $50
@fcrm. fra ciirs CT. SIafS airte, iset
Eaitor Sborieu forrettebe. 4Se SeuSaa
eiter SrefoISi8beo aflaepc ri Iass
SrIms 8amiIie ct fort 9e'eg. Wars er
en- meyer aoSfis Rans % han % SAINT.
lie er iRroeIes ~bpeseIige MOB ale fine
GmgipeIier oa meo Rem, Dc tpnner
VersreIie mse. Gan bar / zen ieusre
Sio peret bstrnteIig ipa. men bar nj
fpmu,eu indoibt til &r9fiey at ban sur
bare oppe os nanore omtrtn8, men taas
Ter life Bet aIIermiuSite Arbeioc. Yi tils
6ra9te ret uuaIe behaaeIiac GicbIitfe til
uopad @ftsrmiSSaeeu. Gu Rbonograpd
H. ot bsre % ben baobe nlanae pubiisc
Strttcr at opoorte meb. &a uu or Der
fuIb SirfionIbeo 6Iaubt Snrmerue ooers
alt; SIaamalfiuerue5 Surreu heres
icut % tiSIi9 o. mart tourner Selpbiu'
oereu og aimsier ben frooigc 8rshe; alt
berrrubt itaar pafiert. perreo en-
penlig Sitieu til SIaoets &suioHaIe %
2Gletrebs fra eli &p~rytiponoent,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

iom Ter 10 iii at BARE ech Srioiel. en-
SoInat. iofn bapoe naret / 9rieen pda
@itba. iortaite, at ban for lang Sio iis
ben baobe reiit ~tpersoper 2pmau Gouus
tp, o. bet par for npsen bib 9eano haps
be icttiet nso pna oenus SIDE af Riss
iouri 8loSen. "a a @rGSiet Iao hsit,
at ban IIeo no en- nh 8lre % ct Gar
Sto paa 8 Sage Set fom iig al at
@rGsist Heb poa bans aIaSsr. naar ban
ifulbe ride pan Tin Selt. "a bau babe
MiStoI ON, at SoIt iom baoSe paret Der
bisie tsrre Gar life piISe fro bet ,iaeSe
Ran: @Gr gsnnS er en- @anS % Ell Orb
e. It Orb, % tauite 2buau Gountb
bill ie Be Sage i8ieu. en- Sin9 sr iss
iitter paa. pB bet er, at Seriom oisie Gins
ier life fomuner paa Brent iaa IanSer De
| EGpirturpen. q. Reiis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

Tor Of 8lGSs. 90. s. Sobnion, en-
sporifiiter / aauias Gttp, No.. fit ben
16Se SuIi ct grep fra lin ssiter, Tom
unSerretteSe ON, at en- aro paa 500.
600 bar tiliaIot BAN. Serouer 6leu
ban iaa slaS, at Ell gloSnnre uGr
Sirrtet ipraus, % Gan bIeu fort eiter
Dozens gptte. Gan bar 40 aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
sra aosi. 9ebraFa.

2ooi er en- Then 8lnbs / ben mibtre
SeI AT Gutter Co.. @ebraifa. @i bar to
Stores % Boitbus lamt 2 gieoatprsr;
men bi bar ineen 5neh. Ser sr Ell apS
Plaos for en- norf SHeb. Sono bet .irs
teli9e anaanr, iaa b~etienes Ri al &a';rr
3. s. SabI fra 2ineplu. 3eb. San ct
ecot Tilt at ale. 8i bar aobt 9eic %
uoHtGrtcSe llSiigter til ct eobt aar.
X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
en- Oieters 0rom.

Sl9Ieren Dapoe DGreI pNla Ell Spuo'
ierttir uSe / Cubs berlige RntlIr ior
at fansc poetiife Snotrpf. IA ban
fom biem igien, bapbe &oitbuOet pG'
ret runbt. sos 9ieteren bopoe Ran'
ben bIanot anhet eiterlaSt Jig en- Sap,
iout ptite, at Der par fonmet ct re-
fommanoeret @rep til IiQtcrer.
Ten fattige 0igter ion IGuae oa
bel paa 9appeu. San tGnfte og
tPufte. Spem / pibe 9crOen bar M
Bette 9rep fra2
8luoieligt breb ct tilfre6S emil
frcm oDer bans aaipn. NohirIigUis
bapSe bans digit "SfiebneuS Spill"
ifafict bam geIsnmine. ga, ban
maatte enbog bape facet fsrite Brp'
mic. SnoOe bet life p9rct iao, pil0e
SorlGggeren neppe babe icnbt 9anf'
onotsninGen | refomman0erct 8rep.
: 8Ipbe oOer fit iieIbne SeIo fG'
itet ban Biben og tRnhte itg EFT Cigar.
Satte fig berpoa mogeligt NED | Ell
gornnlel, ubitoppet Irmitol for at
rs9e % Sremme. "SuiinO Rroner er
Ell flor Smu Renge bet" iagoe ban
baIpbsit til fig ielu. "gtu ital ba
Raria iaa 6en SRIifinOstaabe, INN
bar euifet Jig iao manqen Gang /
garcnes SOB. SeIp oii iSg ogian
fisbe mig en- M, ~oroentIig @pouing
og fanife en- Ooerfroffe ngiao. 8i
bill tage oS en- Cur op i &anbet til mine
Slegtniuger. 90 ioa oil Ieg tisbe
mig en- Sfripemnifine og en- geIOci.
PEG. Waria tr9nger en- bel Gel ME
alGber, % ielo ifaI lea ba bel enbelig
faa mig ct ballot Suiin Spioifiorter
me6 Sraoer og Wanhetter. st Par
Sfo ogiaa. Seq trGn9er bisie Siug
oct ifal "ben isbe" Otoe - for al
lame ct llStrpf fra Ell Maanb, iom ieg
boiler meget al. st Oplog al Giga'
rer bill ieg ogiaa forifuffe mig, iumt
fem Yunb Sfraatobnf og ct Suitn
9Ipanter. Waria ifaI iao en- IN
6%emfroning. iom bun fan BRUCE Of.
furat til, bpa6 bun Ipiter. Seq maa
ifripe 90 be6e beu6e formue biem itrar.
Sum trRnger life MI at opbolbe itg en-
Dag Longer hos fin 0|or."-
Retop iom ban ereb efter Benneu,
6anfeoe BOit6ubet pna Gsren.
Som in6, fom inc. gamle Samerat!
OH ifal brittle ct 8IaS 2I iammen
meS mig, inbcn on gaar Longer"
iagbe ban penligt.
Ren Boitbuoet ioareoe: "gtei
Safl"
"Ser er ct refoumou6eret greb til
oig," iasbe @oitmanbeu | en- ~forret.
ntnssmRsiig Gone. "Sfrio 6tt Wapn
6er!" iasSe ban, i6et ram pegte paa
en- pitnfteret 2tnie.
ReS fi9loenbe Sonno ifrep Si9te.
rem tit Rapn | 9oitmanSeus BOG.
Terpaaa aabneSe ban 8repet.
let fsrite al greoets SnbbolS, ban
fit Eie paa, bar en- Zap tpnSt Sgi.
Ren Der bar oaiao en- IiSen greoIop
/ aonpuIitten, og Sen 6apoe fsIgen0e
Sr6Ipo:
"glifeSe So9nI Seq ienoer Sig en-
grsoe og snIfer, at on fisber 3 DE
ter af oct sIaes Ssi % ienSer mig.
Oct ital orre til SioIeIip. 9ette or
meset mostponIigeenSc, og Serfor re.
fommdnScrte ieg @re0et. Seq oar ba
iiffer pua, at 81, mnatte Faa BET. Seq
leoer bel. s Sait.
Tin baretone
Worio."
"5m!" iagSe Roeten balobsit, iSet
Fan itirrebe I9nge og pel paa @rep.
Happen. Wen ina lpsnebe bet OBJ |
bans Naipn iaien.
"Sd, ial" fngSe ban beo fig ieIo.
Seq babSe 30 / oct uinSite en- bebn.
aelis Stuno, inoen ieg aatneoe bette
9rep." 49,
Oct fau tiIfstes, at oenne paa Ell
gis nofiaa baabfltloe 3iater inaen
9elsnntng eller grPmie fit for TT
Giat ~Sfiebners spil~; men ban III
ProSuftet tilbooe, % ban bar bel pant
meo BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

A little love, a little wealth,
A little home for you and me;
It's all ] ask except good health.
Which comes with Rocky Mountain Tea.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20

Et.fa. ~--@-
az. James a. Grant, Of Grafton, was
YESTERDAY the guest 81 bis
@ughter. Mrs. Joseph Lehman.
MSS Louise Cook leaves tonight on
No for Washington, D. c. to visit
friends before sreturnfng to her school
NLatherville. Nd.
Ms: Frances Brooke and n n
IFs. Fred Helmick and children have
TeInrned from Mt. Lake Park where
he4 spent the summer.
WI. and Mrs. q. G. Gaskill will
1eaya tlits afternoon for Pfttsburg.
me vim be gone until Sunday
Wihtam g. Worley, Of Kingwoo1,
{ i Fairmont visitor last night.
cRas d Gimmerers advance agent
of i; whitney isle Of Spice" Co.,
pleasant caller at our Office to-
Prichafd is spending a few
ays III Morgantown before going to
Ssto1p enter Harvard University.
MIS- Dannis Protzman has been in
Ne8ntp@n for afew days the guest
relatives:
AIRS Charles Furbee, OF ClarksburE.
ththe city the guest Of Mrs. Howard
Fnibee ON Fairtnont avenue.
John King. Of P~arkersburg, is the
of5 his motherin-1aw, Mrs. s. =:
gpton on Jefferson street.
Msssrs. Fred Karl and Doc Beatty,
qanninetoni were here last night
Eltsls dance.
Miss Pearl Barnes has gone to Win
hester, Pa, wheresshe will visit rela-
Nts for a month.
Hfs John Murphy and Miss Eliza
6sthAInrphyihaye returned from q sew
s1alsdays visit at Mt Lake Park.
MISS Gappie Layman and Miss Nan
tg went to Morgantown yesterday to
snT1aIsin the University School Of Mu-
I'D
Miss Margaret Gordon has returned
ffom an extended visit with relatives
PennsyiYania, Maryland and V1r-
Taylor and family. who spent
summer at MT. Lake Park, return
erday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20

Former Normal stute1t nfsd Lass
Nipht At Elkin
message wa her
dey telling d he5death GH
1t the hpmesof his mother 81 Elkins
last night HeEwas we'll known here
having been q student 81 the Normal
school He was principal 9 Zone Of
the ward schools Of Grafton IN 1904 s
and later entered the postal service.
as clerk. His last run was between
Grafton and Wheeling. He was q
bright ambitious young man but g
few months ago was stricken with q
fatal malady; known Il Hodgkin'as dis
ease, which caused his death. He mad.
many friends who win be sorry to
earn Of his death. He was q nephew
Of MRS M. q. Tough. who left on No.
IL this Afternoon to attend the tuner.
al, which will occur on Friday after
NOON.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
PLANT DESTROYED.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, Sept. 90
The Huntington Dispatch plant was
practically totally destroyed by fire at
seven O'Clock yesterday morning. The
fire originated in the press room and
soon spread to the second story OF the
building and everything was consum-
cd. The Dispatch was founded by
Floyd s. Chapman, about three years
ago. The paper until a new plant can
lie procured will be issued from the
Office Of the Advertiser The origin
u the fire is a complete mystery. The
loss is fairly we'll covered by insur-
rnce.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
INSTANT DEATH.

overlook italian as He Was Going to
Work This Morning.
Salvatore Moro, an italian, was in
killed this morning at CASTOR
mine while going to work. Moro
was about 1900 feet in the mine and
vas in the act Of getting out of an
empty mine car in which he was rid
ing when he struck a trolley wire.
MORO was a single man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
Of Clubs.
New PoItee A~ssInnments.

Frank Ridgely, who has been night
policeman in Third ward. has been
assigned to night duty in Fifth ward.
Policeman Gould takes Rldge1y's place
in Third ward. G, s. Pitzer has been
assigned TO Second ward and Anthony
NJ. ponough will protect Fourth ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
Prominent |. o. T. NJ. officials te
Visit Fairmont.

FFuHlIFEEHE . q y VI
Visit Fairmont.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Hollister, Supreme
Commander, Mrs. Helen T. Burt, State
Commander of West Virginia. Of the
l.. o. 7. NJ. of the world will be at the
Marley Hotel Sunday evening, septem-
Der Esd, and viii receive lady Macca-
bees after s p. M. Members of Ma
rfon Hive No. 80 are invited to attend
a meeting at Morgantown on Monday
September "a, at which meeting the
above named supreme and State Off
cials will preside.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
Died Of TypheId Fever.

Mack, the six year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Merrill, died We'd
aesday at the home of his parents near
the brickyards. Typhoid fever was
the cause of his death. The father is
a machinest at the B. and Q. rounds
house. The remains were taken to
r~arkersburg last night, where they
will be laid to rest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
FOR A JURY.
Was Gaetrone Petrone on Trial Yes
terday for Rtgamy.

terday for Rfgamy.
Gaetone Petrone, who was up. befose
Justice Amos yesterday for bigamy.
was held for the grand jury. Pc
trona's attorney tried to establish the
fact that there was no legal marriage.
In this he was defeated because OF the
records of the county court which
eliminated the impeachment that the
defense hoped to establish.
Both women were in court, but
neither said anything. The father Of
wife No. 2 was very indignant over
the matter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
Z. q 9. EARhlMos.
Show increase pesptte tsorfovful
Conditions Reported to West
Virninfa Courts.

Virginia Courts.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-The Balti-
q Ohio Railroad Company re
ports earnings and expenses for the
month Of August, 1906, as compared
with the corresponding month last
year; exclusive Of it's controlled or at
aliated lines, as follows:
Gross earnings. $7,1s1,040; increase.
1882 ,95s; expenses, s24s $40.
For the two months Of the fiscal
year ending August 81. the statement
shows gross earnings, $13, 725,sS6; in
crease, $~1,55s.s7O; net earnings, 81
S69.471; increase, $422,464:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
leaned Prisoner captured.

c%ritchfeld, the prisoner that escap-
ed this morning, was placed in the
this afternoon and will have to
answer two charges.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves to
be Indebted to Gillespie & Co. will.
call and settle their accounts at once,
at j. d. Berry's store, on Sth street.
NJ. j, LANTz, Trustee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
N. HARTLEY g son.
Diamond Dust
Y~esterday's Results.

Pittsburg, S; New York, q.
Chicago, 8; Boston, |.
st. Louis. 5; Philadelphia. 4.
Philadelphia. a; st. Louis, o.
Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn. 2.
Brooklyn, L; Cincinnati, o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
New Central Restaurant.

Recommended by solomon Ritc.
handling sea food, also meals at all
hours. Parties wishing catering will.
please give me a call. Near Opera
House. Sep l5'6t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
AIS Unfortunate Habit

Now that they have commenced TO
ach dataclges West Virginia Y
ppn harder thanaeYerst 70 lind
policeman when q 8 needed
Washington POST
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
Yesterdays Results.

New York, 8; st. Louis, 0.
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, 3.
Cleveland, 8; Washington, L.
Detroit, 9; Boston. 2.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20
standing Of clubs.
Games To-Day.

Games To-Day.
pittsburg in New York (2).
Chicago In Boston.
Cincinnati in Brooklyn.
st. Louis in Philadelphia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-20

5[I4
sod !l as Cost
Autograph Albums
Bags School
Bankers Cases
Bank Punches
Baskets. Fancy Waste
Baskets. Waste
Bill Files or Holders
Blank Books
blank eompositIm aoosa
Blank Invoice BOOKS
Blank Roll Books
Blank Scrap Books
B1ottIng Paper
Board Clips
Book Straps
Box Papers
Bristol Board
Call Bells rfI
canceling Machines
carom Boards
Cardboard
Card Cases [Tin)
Gard Racks
Chatelaine Bags
Check canceIlors
Checkers
Chess Men
Compasses
Z Crepe PapeE5Fmpertal p~ennisnn'B4
Cribbage Boards
Crokinole
Daters, etc.
Davis Automatic Ink stand
Dennison's Imported Tissue
Desk Pads
Dice
Dictionaries. Pocket
Dove Tube Paste
Dumb Bells
Envelopes
Expense Books
Eyelets and Eyelet Machines
Eye Protectors
Fasteners. McGills
Files Harp
Files Hook
Files Shannon's
Finger Dampeners
Flags
Flower Wire
Fountain Pens
Gem Nail File and Clipper
Glass Pens
Gem Pencil Sharpener
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1906-03-08

their blum had been called. and soon
turned their faces toward Camp Boone.
whither Gen. Buckner was also wend-
ing his way.
Men had been holly. arguing. haran-
guing and threatening now for a year,
during which time there had been an
exciting Presidential election South
Carolina had seeded. the new Presi-
dent had been inauguratcd. 10 States
mad Followed South Carolina's example.
the battle OF Bull Run had been fought
There were tens Of thousands Of earn
est. deeply-wrought young men I'm
camp. drilling and preparing for bat :
tie Kentucky neutrality had been worn
10 fragile. Everybody was tired Of A.
The time for talking. maAeuverins
and intriguing had passed. The day az
the sword had arrived
(To be continued)
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1906-03-08

The immense advantage Of the Hep.
burn bill over all others is that 1t min
imizes to the last degree what might
be termed the experimental features.
All the other bills contain new and un-
tried features. which are very danger
Gus in such momentous and compli-
Gated system as that OF our railroads.
While theory Is admirable in it's way.
actual trial beats it a thousandfold.
This Is particularly true Of matters con-
nected with politics and political econ
omy. We have had too many calami-
tous experiences with theories applied
to banking and currency not to fully
realize this. Mankind ought, after all
these centuries, to be Enthusiastically in
formed as to every detail of the none
tary science. Yet on nothing have we
made more wOeful mistakes. We are
In great danger of making blunders of
similar colossal and disastrous proper
lions in dealing with the great problem
of transportation. which is next to sound
money in its vital relations to the pros
perity Of every one
The Hepburn bill is merely an ex.
tension of the Interstate Commerce
Law of 1887. 1t leaves the great BODY
OF that laval those portions which
have been tried and approved by 10
years Of practice. which have stood the
crucial test OF examination by the
courts-practically untouched. II RENEE
dies the defects which have been de.
veloped by the courts, or by actual
practice. and carefully amplifies and
extends the law upon the lines devel-
oped by experience and by the urgent
needs OF the expanding country. That
II does not go so far as many--we
might say, most-people want 1t. is one
of It's strong merits. All wise. conser-
vative. practical lawmaking halts long
before reaching the extremes that are
vociferOusly called for, until It IS seen
how we'll the advance made will work
The Hepburn bill prudently leaves a
large portion OF the legislation to the
courts These will have before them
the law, with the evident intention If
the lawmakers. and they will cOnstrue
1t as they do other laws. in the liaht
of the clear intention OF the lawmakers
toward such cases as come before
them. With each year Of such experi
ence before 1t Congress can go on IN
definitely amending and improving the
law as advancing knowledge shall In
dictate. Next Winter Congress will
have the law passed this Winter ub
before II with the invaluable knowl-
edge gained OF how 1t has worked out
practically during the year
The greatest danger Is now from
amendments which everybody Is eager