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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-25
Vista de despedida
P0R Et EaPERAlO2 BIT AUSTRIA

Viena, 6 de Mayo-Siguiendo las
@ostunbres establecida cuando Sc re-
aira un em5ajador casado, el Empe-
rador Francisco ls6 hizo hoy una
vista de despedida a la esposa de
Mr. Bellamy Storer, exembaj jador de
los Estados Unidos. Este di6 ano.
che un banquete al que asistieron el
embaiador de Italia, Y ell agregado
rnilitar dc Alemania y varios perso-
naies lie la aristocracla vienesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-25
LA VenganZa de una Yieia

En- Bayamon una vieja desp6tica,
castigaba, martirizando una sobrina
suya, muchacha de Is amos, deiando
Ia sin conner. Y liltimamente hasta
su ropa encerrada EN- un cuarto.
FL afan de la muchacha era sa1ir 4
la calle y poder comprar ell exquisite
Jabon J Perfume Cashmere Bouquet
de
COLGATE =. co.
NEW FORK.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

time. and the Langley engine, which develops
an even larger power for it's weight. The Lang
ley engine is exhibited by the Smithsonian In
sutution. Of Washington. Leo Stevens shows his
balloon California Arrow and two new airships
Other exhibits which promise to go long
way toward solving the problem OF navigation
OF the air are Henry Rodeneyers "F1appinS
Wing" machine, which initiates the flight Of q
bird, and G. Curtis Gillespies two full sized
flying machines Interesting models of airships
and aeroplanes have been entered by Carl Hart
man, Of Windfeld Junction, n. Y, and Miss E.
L. Todd. of New York. The Curtis Manufact-
uring Company, of Hammondsport n. Y,
Professor Pickering. of Harvard, exhibits bi-
cycle which he propels by somewhat similar
means. Added TO these novelties is great va
riety Of motors and propellers designed for use
IN the battle to overcome the laws Of gravity
Following is a list OF the American and foreign
cars which on exhibition at the show:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
GOOD SCORES AT SHOOT.
F. B. Stephenson Wins First Hon
ors at Crescent 4. g. Contest.

A big black sauau Of wind and rain. brought
the Crescent Athletic Clubs trapshooting con-
test at Bay Ridge to abrupt ending yester-
day, soon after p Up TO that time some
excellent scores had been made In the seven
matches contested. in spite Of the unravorsble
conditions of cloudy sky and stiff northwest
wind.
E. B. stsphenson's shooting was the feature OF
the days sport. his percentage being 81 Be-
sides the Holiday Cup, which he won, against
eleven others, with q score OF n out Of posi-
BILE 25, he four fifteen target trophy
matches. two of them with full scores. He
scored ID in each Of the others. w C. Damron
and W. W. Marshall tied for second place for
the Holiday Cup, with scores of 20 each
In the team shoot, in which four pairs en-
tered, W. c. Denron and c. A Lockwood scored
a total of 45 to 43 made by F. B. Stephenson
and o. c. Grinnell, jr. F. w Moffett won a
fifteen target trophy match, with 13 the top
score Stephenson being second with H.
The first scratch shoot OF the season for the
special prizes offered, brought out five entries
They shot at fifteen targets, and Stephenson
won with IA as his The scores:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
NOVEL GOLF CONTEST nEC1DED.
Albert Swords Wins Morris County Club
Contest for Grinne1 Willis Cup.
Try telegraph to The Tribune.

Morrsstown, N. J.. Dec. THE closing OF the
Morris County Golf Club to-day for the winter
marks tn. end Of a competition which has bean
running an the for a cup presented by
C:rtrn.u v1uia The conditions that every.
member could play for the cup as often as he
wished and the lowest number Of strokes for each
hole during tho season for the whole eighteen holes
Of the course made by any player made him the
winner The composition was won by Albert
swurds whose card read as follows:
n ~ -...i q s2SN5s
The other players and their scores wers Morgan
K Smith IS: Frederick II Thomas. 90: wynsnt
d vandsrpoo s4; Edward shippsn. "a; ", Palmer
Letohford e.. I,elAnd 3. Garretson, IS; Pster II B.
Fre,fuxhuvsen ss; James A Edwards, 70; Grinneu
willis 20; Enos Wilder. II; David Hunter NcAlpiA
I'd T2; Max Bshr rs; Harry Swords. 70: John r
Gillespie IS; z. Van Wick. So William A DeiI
II; Percy q. PynA sal George J. Atua. asi DR..
William H DaghAA ~ A1ss1 AnoN ~ Ssxsb
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
FOREIGN CARS.
GUNNERS At TRAPS.

The New York Athletic Club gunners yesterday
afternoon faced the Travers Island traps under
most unfavorable conditions heavy haze hung
over the range and rain fell at intervals Despite
these haudicaps TO good craftsmanship, some
ceiient scores were made.
Interest IN the trophy shoots and in the monthly
cup was maintained throughout the afternoon. A
large squad competed, but because OF the IN
pleasant weather conditions. which made it i'm
possible to sight properly, the card consisted Of
only four events The scores:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
CLOSE COURTS TO GEE GAME.

Swansea Wales. Deo 1.-The aourh Afr1canA or
.eprtusboks" as the Africander Rugby football
players arc known. defeated the full strength Of
Wsles by 10 here this afternoon The Weishmsr
were practically the same team which dsfsatsd the
New, ZeaIanders last year the victory of to-day
is REGARDED a. placing tho -Springboks" ahead OF
ali Rugby football teams. About nfty thousand
.psctators saw the game. and the interest was 20
intensa that the courts adjourned. 70 enable sns
Judges lawyers and others TO be present
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
AMERICAN MoRs TOURING oAA
y b p. ~.
TWENTY-FIVE U1oA
- h p IL

walking shoot followed ss TN birds, which waS
won By 3. g. Hyatt, VINO killed nv1, although PU-
ley tied him. but IN the shoot-on Hyatt won.
The Montclatr Gun Club manbers had several
.rr.nts On shssr grounds this afternoon which At
tracted many persons from surrounding towna The
scorssi
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
CLAY BIRD SHOOTING AT MoNTCLAIR
Good Scores Mark Contests on Golf Club
Grounds and at Gun Club.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

Montclair n. J., Dec. There wss lively
shooting clay birds the grounds of the Mont
clair Golf Club this afternoon including ten bird
walking shoot from scratch. The first event a
fifteen bird handicap, which A r Allan and
W. B. PerIey tied Allan winning in the shoot-ofs.
The
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
INTERNATIONAL cHEss MATCH DATES

rondou Dec The City Of London Chess Club
has sent a letter 10 the Brooklyn Chess Club pro-
posing February q and % for the annual cable
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-05
eEARLDINk ITEMS
bY you KNOW:

Hello kind Ed. and Correspondents
afier about Il yearh absent will try
and think NJ something for our little
home paper ! don't guess you would al
know me AZ have changed my name
! am your old used 10 be Sweetheart
but I ain not any more.
What has become Of all the Cores.
pondents come wake up now grass "
soon he here so | think we had al! bet
'erget on, and lven up the CnEsssr.
1t dosent do any thing but rain asa
snow and it il putting the farmers be
hind with their work.
CT Watson is paiing him in yard
and garden.
Garfield Alsnr lie out from Aurora vic
ting his mother and old Friends.
Jim Coble aad Re,ia Ellis were mar
ried ,ast Sunday week.
The 18th Of March was Thos, Watsons
birthday he was 10 years old 4 few Of
the neighbours give him a SURPRISE din
ner all had nice time.
Well as this is my first for a long
time will ring of. So bye bye,
To late for last week,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-05


Joe Walker will start for K. @.
soon where he and bis family will
make their future homo tor some
time.
Charley Melton WAS seen going
dswa on the creek Sunday night,
fish bite weIl. Charley il you use
the right kind Of bait.
Jessie 6tubbs. Elsie Bsrthlow,
Eta Notion. Charley Scott
Charley Mslton. Rev. Walker and
Mrs. BarthIow were pleasant call.
ers ct H. n. Dskes Thursday and
reported q good time.
Well as it is work time and new.
Is scarce | will close With bsst
wishes to xll. l remain Z CORES
pondent.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-05
GREEN ALLEY ITEMS.
l'y lack and Jill

Hello kind Ed. aud Cor, as
d'dnt got to send my Items in
last week TIL to Iatc ri JUS, scrape
up a few for This wcck.
The last few days look like
spring aga'n hope the nice
weather will continue.
s"me 1T tho MILESTONE boys
we're down on the creek i.bin,
last Sunday evening | hope thew
had success,
Fila Nenkirk spent last Tues.
day eve. with Mary West,
Clara aud Emil Fri,k taken
dinner with their aunt Mrs A
Fr''k las, Sunday.
Dora. Alice and Eyle Colson o,
ok'a"d attended s s. on Whc,.
stone Sunday eve. We are plud
10 see them ont, Come again
VIM. Naux,rk a,l wiz, w,r
visiting the latlcrs p,ron,s of
fa'rview, Mr.. and .lrs. Jam,
Barnes Sunday.
Quito u number attended ,he
young peoples meeting Wedncs.
duy nigh,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-05

And editor and correspondent
here | come again with my little
bundle Of toohshness.
II seems to day as the spring
had got here.
james Owens and Lula Hearing.
ton WAS married Thursday We all
w'sh Them much JOY.
Uncle Bon Bradshaw has bevu
poorly but said 10 be Improving
Old uncle Elisha and young
Elisha Ovens has bssn on the sick
list but Is q" grlnlng grounds ~.
this writing.
Andrew Ed n hes sold his farm
~ Jesse Preston.
j. W. Hughes and family Of
Rayborn was visiting IN this ue, "a
b )rhood Saturday add Sunday.
We learn that p W. Bra lshaw
has purchased anew eng'n and W.
y. Fletcher u new saw zig aud
they are gong IN parden"rs aud
put up u saw mill ut AFFORD Owens
store.
The Singing IA, Jumes Owens
Friday night was well attended
all repor. good time.
Il +. Bradshaw IL having grea,
success with Va little gr,.s mill
near Norwood.
Mr.. Fletcher say, that Il a.,
body wants lumber Just call on
Bradshaw Il Fletcher for il,
So from THIS hope to zoe all in
print and il so | will come again
80 l will sign my name this time
and again.
Oliver d. funahouser
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-05
ALICE ITEMS,
BY Lee.

Kind Ed. and Cor. as my items
were accepted last week III call
again.
Glad IT, ses the beautiful sun.
shine again,
Nettie higgins who ms beeu
sick tor some time is recovering,
Richard stepp and family visit
I'd ODE jennings and wife Sat.
night und Sunday,
Mrs. Perry Barnes and Mrs Geo
Bailey were Welcome visitors At
Daniel Bailey Sunday.
We are glad to state that
Myrtle freeman is some batter.
Oscar higgins and Ben CIeavcr
were seen going toward Ragsda!
Sunday.
Lille Bailey, Ella Rush, Oracle
Z 'mbs and Lizzie Rust started to
Lone Star sun. AID Z It disaro,ut-
Ell aud t;i,len', 90,
VIII Kelley aud Sifc and Char.
Icy MITCHELL visited john Kell.v's
PTenchiug II Il. Spgs: Sunday
n u'c,ork rom" rver body.
Nick C'mhs and Jim Howard
called a., tirarl. Combs aud Elm
Rush Sunday.
HELL" M" Girl come again
Goat forget the good old CREs,Er.
wonder what has hecune Of
Mary wake up and give Us snn.e
more Items.
Ethel Allen and I.izi,, Rms:
who has been attending schuo, n,
Licking has returned home
Wonder what's the matter " ;,h
Sandy us h. is iscn't s-r,, travel.
ing that rond that leads to D ".
b. al.,v more.
We understand that Ll.a gat4y
and wife has sn.d out and vii,
start sor Kansas in u short thu,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-05
HUCGINSITEMS

Hello n. ~ will write some
items for your paper.
This ia . pretty day il il jus,
like strlng.
They organized sunday School
At Rock Springs to day and "
hope they will have . good s. s.
The sale At EIigs Baty> was we'll
attended and every thing sold
we'll.
Mary Myers visited Docie MUIR
last Sunday who is very sick,
Hello 1.-TWO last rose Of the
summer" We are glad 10 hear from
you bet think you had better
change your oame to the first rose
10 tho summer.
Henry Tate is Oh the sick list
this week.
John Rayborn Of Isyborn was
at the sale and bought = wagon
load Of plows going to farm We
suppose.
Lynn Myers Of Punk has
bought him \ 6ne saddle mare.
Born. to John Williams and wife
q fine baby boy:
Must be great attraction over ut
K. Waits for Tom Rattsrres goes
that way ever Sunday.
Wake up sweet heart and get 10
line with us.
James Young is going 70 move
on the Lige Ba.y farm.
W. G. TyrreIl is tho proud father
Of u girl, mother end child doing
woll.
Sindy CRISP is visiting home
folks this week.
Henry and Riley Tate visited
uncle Richard Tate in Webster
County who was ITO ysnrs old 10
March aud enjoy good health.
Horny Smith traded his saddle
pony for pair Of mules.
We will close for this time and
il this escapes the W. b. wilt come
again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-05

i xrs. D. Green and eiasdsoa
were pleasant callers 1t oxisy
colsoss last Wednesday svs.
l. G. is travelling the path
toward Mr. Johnssss again yon
had better look out r: P.
Well Emil You must become
awful bad frightened last M onday
morning while crossing tho
bridge, - to have the m,Ifortuue
OF loos;ng your nail. Boys don't
lot the girls brighten you tina. bad
Jason F'oIey Of Norw ooL attend
cd tho young peoples meeting at
the Swedish Baptist Church on
Wbesstone last Wednesday night.
Oxley Colson, vile and children
were visiting in Norwood last
Sunday.
wonder what become OF the
School girl and Country girl this
week they dido't write aty Items
for the CREssEr. Wake up girls.
Hello Darling and Sissy come
again We enjoy reading your items
Edith Absher and daughter
were visiting MRS. Oxley Co!soh
last Wednesday.
James ueiIumns and daughter
Lille visited relatives on Whct
stone last Sunday.
Bob CambeIl has moved on the
Smedley farm;
The Noukirk Bros. were sitting
np fencing machine for Gus
Kcmpt last week.
Vim. Olson departed for tho
west last Saturday night where
he intends to work.
NJ. Agce OF Mt. Grove wore
visiting his mother Mrs J. r.
Aseo last Sunday.
Quite a humber attended the
party at Earnest Neukirk's los,
Saturday nig@tevery body seemed
to enjoy themselves.
l guess have told you all the
news 80 it is nearly time for the
mail man ] viii, close
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Very pleasant weather ct the
present: But there is snow 90 be
seen on the Ozark hills yet.
Quite a crowd attended church
at B. X. Sunday. also Sunday
night.
Charley Dake and Doug Melton
attended Church at Fairv,ew Sun
George Weatberman and family
visited at Jim Meltons Sunday.
Charley Horton was seen going
toward Uncle Tommy's Sunday
night. Wonder what the a,,rac.
ton Is? guess Eta u knows.
Charley Melton was seen travel.
ing that Straight and narrow path
that leads to Mr.. Oberts.
Sid Melton was seen gong to-
ward Mr.. Burress Sunday night :
guess Doug B. another sol. in
law.
Newt Wea,hrrman and vito
Charlie" Horton and Eta Mel,on
took supper with Huso nielton
Sunday evening.
The party u, John Davious
saturday nigh, was we'll attended
ard oil reported u nice time.
Emma Canada was q pleusan.
caller at John Browns Sunday
Well III ring off for this time
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-05
l'lt' SHY KNOB ITEMS.
BY The Happy Boy

Spring has come and the sun is
shining ONE more. it makes us
feel like We arc ut home IN old
south 30.
The meeting at y. X closoG
Sunday night.
Some oi tho Brushy Knot boys
visited tho JAH.Ville U s. s
Sunday aud reported a nice tim 9
JAH-VilIe has no close commuu.
on sunday School, 1t is fee TO
all
There were twenty-five .: the
Young people around Brushv
Knob gathered Mt Mr.. Bar,h!ows
Sunday aud ali rcpor, line time.
Mrs. Tea Micbam is su,l very
sick,
II IL reported that Charley
Dake aud Doug Melton started
TOR "ne,stbna ~ sun rise SrniAy
and returned home Monday morn.
'"s. How abou, it boy,, did you
got lost?
Tom Ragan has moved to the
Covert place.
Say Emma you looked Lonesome
Sunday. VIVA. was tho reason
Mrs Potter visited at Mr., DaKes
Sunday.
Sid Melton was aeon going south
from Brushy Sunday nigh,
wonder where he went? Guess
II anyone doesn't know, they will
have to ask Maggie.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-05
HAMxAIsD. TERRroRY ITEMS
~ 1lissosri Gil.

~ Missosn eih.
Well here l come vita my little
budget Of news.
J. A. Dspas vent 10 Fort Smith
Sunday on Busissss.
hrs. Joe Garrett c.llsd % Nrs.
G. A. Haulding Moeday.
Frank Eayssr made q flying trip
to lndiansla Saturday.
LscIa Rushisxs called on Mrs
G. Grant Monday evening.
Doliie Dspus and Mary Psrgs
son called on Mrs. Sallie Fears
Sunday.
Mary Oliver visited mrs. +. J
Brooks Saturday.
Mrs Guy Brown visited frieuds
in lndiauals last week.
Dollie aaid Sam Taylor was awful
sweet,
But Bud Tiger was hard to beat
Say l.. B. of Alice NO. you had
better come to the territory aud
&c. you an Indian man you know
the Indians are rich. ha, ha You
ought to see my Indian fellow.
Howard Norman of Garner was
in our town Monday on business
Mr.. Norman il one OF Gamers best
young mon.
Mrs. Mary Vaughan wont to
Eufaula Wednesday.
The little baby of Larken Pen.
dley died Sunday.
Mrs. VIM Pitts was a pleasant
visitor at Mrs. J. A. Dopuos Fri
day.
Lonnio Hulse and Arthur Burch
was visitors at Lum Gatlin and
wife Sunday.
Oncitta the little baby Of Mr.. J
Il. Garrett has been very sick but
is better at present writing.
lula montgomery of Hanna rs
visiting in Euiaula this week
X. y. Scluidge and wife Of this
place WAS called to tho bed SIDE Of
her mother mrs. II. Tigor of
llc"ryetta Wednesday they re.
ported she is some better now.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-05
FAIKVIEW ITEMS.
ny The TWO old Maids

Well kind Ed. We will come again
10 set If there is room enough for our
few Items.
Loading cars ut the spur is the order
of the day now.
Miss Larson has returned hume from
L {. where she will spend the sum
Mer.
Miss Willie McAIlis,cr visited her
sister Ms, Peter Carlson the first of the
week
Judge Bnion made business trip to
Norwood Tuesday.
Miss Mary Zouvers is visiting
the Misses Dnnelsons this week.
Sarah Ellison is staying with
Mrs. Stc'nert tins week,
Quite Il number attended the 5.
5. At Falrview Sun, Everybody
IS Invited for the more We have
the more interesting it will he.
Bessie and Ot,ie Bruton Sarah
Ellison Edd Jarrett and Jacen
Finley spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Willie NcA!lnster nj,
reported nice t:me. -
Mr.. Nose Killans, wife and
daughter j. on the sick list now.
The Misses DoneIsons and Mary
leIvers spent slnnday evening
with Esther arson.
Judge ''rut,n ard wife called
on Mr.. WiIlle Hru,on Sunday
afternoon.
Alma and Ia,u pur,l. of Nor
wmd was visiting Their Aunt Mrs.
Frank card'e, Sa, and Sun.
Charley Coir and wife sp.nt
Sat, nss hit with lis parents
Bora &c A.r aud Mrs. Grour
H"usl"y last week a9 pound girl
both W"'E"r aud child ara, 90
ing welt.
Mrs Wondy Bruton and CHILD
rel sp'n' sun. afternoon with
Mrs FrLnk Cautlle.
Rc:'l" Cole spout Sunday with
jesse and lml.k Bruton,
The"aii,carrier could not conc
Monday on accoun: Of high
waters.
Flna 3urk has went to Dade Co,
where sh. viii spend a few weeks.
as this is the first time in q
long time We will bring our Items
to as',se. Bye bye to all.
-
Too late for las. wee,
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Ewing Rust aud wife will move
to their new home soon
For fear of crowding some ono
else out I'll quit hoping to zee
these in PRINT. / am as ever q
cor. Good bye to all.
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THE CRESsEr
JAh-viLLE FoWLER N
Local LORE

Meeting II 0 'c:o:k at the Arbor.
next Sunday.
Sunday School ut thu Arbor
next Sunday at 10 O'Clock.
-Johny Arnold who has been
sick ell winter 10 now getting bet.
tor.
-L,zzIe Hofarth was a pleasa Mt
caller 1t this OFFICE on last Mon.
day.
John Franklin brought to this
OFFICE 4 fine lot of eggs on last
Tuesday.
Charley Dawson has been on
tho sick list for u few days, Is
some better now.
Mr.. Linthicum has been very
sick for a few days, he is better
as VIC 80 to press.
school meeting at Fowler
school house was well attended
and John Williams elected trus
tee.
Onr JAZZ Willie Union Sabbath
School vas largely attended on
last Sunday and good interest
NANTES ted.
correspondents must got their
items in by Tuesday evening, or
they will have to lay over until
the next week.
There was a good turnout at II
o'clock mecting in JAH-Nillc
Fowler Mo. on last Sunday to
hear the Ed. preach.
Mr. Charley Dake from nrushy
knoh called ut this OFFICE ON
last Tuesday evening in company
with Mr., Albart Horton.
-Corrrspond"nt- send your Items
III so they reach us hv Tuesday
evening, or they will be too late
for the same weeks issue
Old BRO, Williams tool, dinner
with Vim, Rrincgar and VIM.
swcrcngin IN last sunday come
again Bro. is the request Of all
the Colony.
The Euneral sermon os sister
Lucy Dawson and child will be
preached Ut JAH.Vill Fowler MI
on the ath sunday of April 1905.
ny Rev. J.. $. Garrett.
Old Bro. Fogersou has been on
the SICK list for several DAYS. But
his determination IN serving his
God brought HIM to meeting on
last Sunday II, II O'Clock to hear
the I'd. preach.
Mr.. S'lin4 If Plato was
s. ing to the Mountain after an
organ and when reaching this
placr one of his horses took SEX
and he had 20 got one vi the Cot
"ny teams to complete the trip.
The Colony blacksmith ham.
mer ia nowadays ringing ON the
anvil hy the hands If v. T. Daw-
son and VIM, Brlnrgar. Work
will be- done for .,cighbors and
passers by. Work in blacksmith.
ing line.
w. L. Murphy candidate for
collector Of Texas County sub,
ject to Democratic primary sat
May the - 1906 called at this
OFFICE on last Tuesday. we
think that the Democrats of
Texas co. could make no m stall Q
in making him their choice
lor collector.
Mr., 7, A. Harrington orthorls. 3
us tn announce his name ~ n
candidate for County Clerk of
Texas County. Subject to Demo
cratic Primary, Saturday. Nav
10Th. Earnestly solic,ts your
oupport. We have been acuuaint
ed with Mr.. Harrington for n
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ROLL Ut HONOR.

DANES Il. Carter Cowiing,on Ind. r. 80
Nm =. A. Carter Besman No, 80
n. Williams Mulberry Kan. is
Frank Horton Fowler Mo. 80
W. G. Murphy Oscar Mo. 10O
Miss Frankly Robertson Sunrise wyom.
so
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Ozark Mountain News.

- -
BY Cues 9 Who.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION.

H-H -L ...LaLHH
Having nominated candidates fol
Congress in the Third and Fourth
districts and having succeeded in get
ting a name placed before The conyen-
tionl In the Fifth district after having
called the roll of counties over twice
for nominations, the Democrats are
sti1l considering the adTsabilIty Of
making the slate complete and nam.
ing Victims for the First md Second
districts.
From the concensus Of opinion II
seems that Hon. Henry q Davis is to
be named In the second disuict to I'LL
the shoes OF his brother Thomas Just
in order to keep the shoes In the fam
lily.
with Mr.. sturgiss to oppose htul
this promises to be a campaign Of
brains against some brains and lots
OF money. Henry g. Davis, OF any
OF the other Davis probably has as
much brains as any Democrat win ov-
er have occasion to use tnithe lower
house OF Congress for some years 2
come, or at least as long Ls good
healthy Republican majortR exists
Az IS pointed out BY the Moran;
townschronIcle Henry Davis WorRi
mo Doubt muster the tpll Strength q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10

An eye for an eye. a tooth for a
tooth, three square meals a day and
two fives for a ten comes very near
to our conception Of a square DEAL
Fairmont West Virglnlan.
There is an important omission In
the above. FOR a proper considers-
ton" should come after three square
meals a day" Parkersburg State
Journal.
Everybody has the proper consid.
Grafton" and the price is never ques-
toned in A. d. 1906. The Influences Of
such papers as the State Journal has
helped to bring this happy state OF
affairs about.