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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11

Frank Logee, brakeman on the
Great Northern, left for Superior,
Wis, to bring back his mother, who
has been very ill.
Just received carload Of sash,
doors, hardwood flooring, oak wagon
reaches, etc, at Gussenhoven's Lumb.
er yard.
The TIL Land and Livestock com.
pany is recent Incorporation. It is
composed OF local men and the capital
stock has been placed at $4,000, all
paid in. The directors of the company
for the first three months: II. J.
Meili, M. =. Healy and c. w. Young.
just arrived one car load of freshly
burned Kelly Island Lime in barrels,
the best in the world.
Jos. GUssENHoyEN.
Mrs. F. A. Carnal and daughter ar
rived home Sunday from Phoenix,
Arizona, where she spent the winter
for the benefit OF her health. The
Carnal families will inaugurate quite
an innovation in residences during the
coming summer, as they have pitched
tents on lots south of the l.. K. Dew
lin residence and will live in them
during the next few months.
Don't forget--We are headquarters
for Lawn Sprinklers,
Garden Hose.
Hooe Reels.
Gasoline Stoves,
Ice Cream Freezers.
Lawn Swings,
Comfort Swing Chairs,
Havre Commercial
d. r. Thornber has just returned
from trip through part of the drouth
stricken territory south and west Of
the Bear Paws, where, it has been
thought, the assessment would not be
half as much as last year, and in
order to make guess at the loss,
figured up the assessments Of % tax
payers of last year and this
is the result: 19O5-S55, 526; 1906
S47417
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
THE PRE- lDlO.
Famous Military Reservation In sam
Francisc0.

Much has been heard since earth
quake and fire overwhelmed and de-
stroyed San Francisco about the Pre-
sidio, the military reservation in the
suburbs Of that stricken city. During
the Philippine instruction it was the
rendezvous of troops on their journey
to the battleflelds of the far east, and
at one time 5000 soldiers were quar-
tered there. ''Presidio" is a Spanish
term, and its common acceptation in
Spanish-America and In English speak
ing localities where Spanish names
have been adopted Is that Of an army
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
A PROUD MOTHER.
@xs. John ID. Rockefeller, Jr., and
Her Son, the Richest Of Babies.

bxs. John ID. Rockefeller, Jr., aid
Her Som, the Rfchest Of Babies.
There was great delight in the Rock
efciler family when son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.,
to bear the name and inherit the mil
lions of the Standard Oil money king
The senior Rockefeller has several
grandchildren, but the infant born In
New York city a few days ago 10 the
only grandson who has inherited the
Rockefeller surname. John D. Rookie
Teller, Jr., is the only son of the ia
nous Millionaire. He married in 1901
Miss Abbie Green Aldrich, daughter OF
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode
Island, and the new baby therefore
has for one grandfather a United
States senator and for another the
richest man in the world. He Is pro
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11

Wisconsin ed-
tor has travel
ed abroad and
G | V e n much
study to the
question Of mu-
nicipal govern
ment. He was
born In Maine
forty-four years
ago, graduated
from Yale uni
versity in 1854
and received
from the same
ins ton in
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11

preme court of Missouri. which COM
PEELED them to answer questions end
now he says he has the knowledge he
desired Mr., Hadley is thirty four
years old and was public prosecutor OF
Kansas City at the same time that Jo-
seph w, Folk held similar position in.
st. Louis. He was nominated for at,
torney general on the Republican tick
ct In 1904. All the candidates on the.
Republican state ticket won In that
year except the nominee for governor.
who was defeated by Mr.. Folk. Though
OF opposite political faiths, Governor
Folk and Attorney General Hadley
agree In many of their Ideas,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11

U4uliCH VI COASIcSS
and the old e $ t
m e m b. r Of the
house. When the
people of the Fourth
Indiana district re-
tire "Objector"
Holman, as the eld-
erly statesman was
known, they replac-
ed him with a man
only thirty years of
age. Mr.. Watson
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11

telling interview
ers why he resign
ed office as com
missioner OF pub
lie works under
Mayor Dunno. He
was one of the
latter's foremost
supporters in the
municipal owner
ship campaign of
a year ago, but
now thinks the
plan Of public
ownership of pub
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11

post or barracks. The Preside of San
Francisco was established as an army
post by the Spanish about 100 years
ago, 1t was first occupied by Ameri-
can troops in 1S49 and Is now the d.
vision headquarters for the department
of California. 1t is situated on a slope
overlooking the city from the north
west and has one of the largest and
most important military hospitals in
the new world. The reservation en-
braces over 1900 acres. and thousands
Of people fed to 1t as camping ground
after Are had devastated the city.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
People
Mentioned In
the News
| MOS PARKER WILDER, who
has been nominated by the
the president for the post OF

CONSUL general at Hongkong,
IL the editor Of the Wisconsin State
Journal OF Madison, Wis. The post
for which he has been named is liable
to become of exceptional Importance in
the event Of troubles in China. The
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-11
LOCAL MENTION

HUH GllC OEdtE TaNS.
Hammocks at the Commercial
Nora McClusky left Sunday for ST.
Paul, to visit relatives.
Lawn Mowers at the Commercial.
Mrs. Frank Lemmar and son have
gone to Winona, MINI.
Blue flame oil stove at the Com
mercial o
Ike Hedges was in Havre from Chi
nook the latter part last week.
Lawn Mixtures.
Kentucky Blue Grass.
Clover.
At A. B. CLARKE'S.
Mrs. G.. e. Fuller and daughter
Margie were Hayre visitors Saturday
from Chinook.
e. J. Pepin has taken his old po-
sition in the city post-office as assist
ant postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones came in
from their ranch in the Bear Paws,
SUNDAY 1Of a short stay.
Earl Taylor has taken his old po-
sition at the Great Northern freight
house after short lay-otf.
The Fair Store commences their Secor
annual Surprise Sale Saturday, May
IL, and it will continue two weeks.
Each day a number OF new bar
gains are offered to to their patrons
for one day only; on the following
day other new bargains are set out
for the day. This sale was hte
greatest bargain dispenser of the past
year and the people of Northern Mon
tana will appreciate the opportunities
it offers.
Earl t. Richards, editor of the Chi
nook Opinion, was visiting his parents
in the city last Saturday afternoon.
Bargains, real bargains The Fair
Cal Shuler, manager of The Pioneer
Cattle Co. IS ranches near Chinook, was
doing business in the city last week.
Watch the HERALD next week fcn
Buster Brown is busy getting prizes
for the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e. Morris came
up from Chinook Saturday and spent
the afternoon visiting friends in the
city.
Albert Kreinke has taken Leon
E'allen's place at the Havre Meat
market while the latter is taking a
short vacation.
Watch the HERALD next week for
Buster Brown is busy getting prizes
for the children.
Guy Putnam was up from Chinook,
Saturday, and completed arrange
ments to represent the Havre Steam
laundry at Chinook.
Watch the HERALD next week for
Buster Brown is busy getting prizes
for the children.
DR.. A. Elton Williams went to
Butte Monday evening, and attended
the meeting of the State Medical
Association in that city Wednesday
and Thursday.
A. S. Lehman drove in from his
Red Rock Coulee ranch, Monday, after
some additional supplies and help for
landing. Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman will
spend the summer at the ranch this
year.
Special reduction sale in Ladies
Suits at the Commercial.
$14.50 Ladies Suit for $3.50
$500 Ladies Suits reduced to 1850
$500 Ladies Suits reduced to ?29.50. |
Fuller & Bossuott have just been
awarded contract for the erection of
a two-steel cell jail at Hinsdale, and
one at Mondak. They have also a
contract for the erection of a one-story
brick store building for E. d. Coleman
at Glasgow.
Children take notice-A bag of cand |
for any little girl or boy bringing in |
the Buster Brown ad. dated May 5th |
Lloyd G. Smith, deputy county sur
veyor, came in last Saturday accom-
panied by his crew of assistants. They |
surveyed road from Big Sandy to the
Missouri river last week and will be
engaged this week on roads between
Burnham and Chester
The Hub gives a
$3.50 hat with ev-
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not go far enough. In other words,
he has become an out and out Social
list and gave up his Office because he
considered that he could not consist
emily continue to hold it.
Mr.. Patterson is only twenty-eight
years Of age, but he has the hustling
spirit Of the west, and he instituted
many reforms while Chicago's commits
sioner Of public works. Though he has
enjoyed the benefits of the fortune left
by his grandfather, the late Joseph
Medill, founder Of the Chicago Tribune,
he does not believe, as Socialist, that
1t is right for large estates to be trans
mitted from father to son. He is a
graduate Of Yale and has been an ed
itorial writer on the Tribune, of which
his father, Robert W. Patterson, is ed
itor In chief
Frederick A. Burnham, president of
the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance COM
pany, who was recently indicted, with
other officials of the company, by New
York grand jury, was one of the wit
nesses before the Armstrong insurance
committee last autumn. 1t was owing
to the testimony adduced by the com
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Subscribe for THE HERALD.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-25
INSURANCE FIGHT.

There must be battle royal TO
the finish in the matter of the pro-
bosed raise of insurance rates in
this city by the big companies. The
Focal fire insurance agents must stay
in The fight and the people them
tselres must come to the rescue. The
Board of NFrade must get busy too.
Every property holder must awak-
en- to what is about to be done.
There is to be struggle and the
gdhtedme will be anXiously watched
by e&ry man who has to pay fire
insurance. 1t is a question that is
10 affect the purse strings of all.
" Tla people of the city are
familiar with what has been taking
place recently in several cities of the
State including Clarksburg in
which the West Virginia Fire I'm
tlerwritcrs Association composed of
the special agents of many of the
insurance companies, visited several
of thelplaces and endeavored to get
the local agents to enforce the new
rates.
after the executive committee oil TINS
associafion visited this city COM
promise was affected not to increase
sffe rate here as well as in other
cities in the State, and the Tele--
gram has made mention of the fact
f6at fhe agents in some of the cities
6ad received notice that they mist
enforce the increase as the com
panies represented by the associa-
ton had refused TO approve the
action Of the executive committee.
The, agents in Clarksharg are eX-
peetinga similar notice and just
s5srII1aE Sction they viii take has not
been fully determined, but the Tele-
cram has, enough faith in them 70
Believe they will join the fight
z. s..;s-t r,;-7 a7l N III in their.
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That awful case at Wilsonburg.
as some have seemed disposed to call
it, is really not so bad after all
When the facts fully reveal them
selves, the Telegram believes that
the censure heaped on an official
out there will readily be seen as
having been unjust. A physician
or two who were consulted in the
matter give no more credence to
the woman's story than some others
and she herself seems not to be ra1s-
ing any particular row about 1t
now. Perhaps she is willing that
it be dropped. At any rate she is
not clamoring for an arrest and her
husband seems not to have come to
the rescue as he has not yet appear
ed in the case.
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aies out of the fact that more than
alSiiiifhe-tenths of the people OF this
State will pay fewer taxes than
ever. These Democratic papers
point out what they conceive are de
fects in the new laws, but no two
of them agree and it can repdily be
seen they are using a great deal OF
guesswork:
First-The railroads must bear
AN unjust burden OF taxation
E(Gharleston News.)
Second-The railroads are not as
sessed high enough.-Wheeling Reg
T6ird-The coal operators are
taxed too Observation-Disclosures
-News.)
Fourth-Coal lands are not as
sessed near their actual value
(Fairmont Times-)
Fifth-The farmer and the small
taxpayer fail to bear their full and
fair share of taxation.-(Charles-
ton News.)
Sixth-The farmer and the small
taxpayer are unjustly oppressed IN
favor of the corporations.-
Wheeling Register and Parkers-
burg Sentinel.)
Seventh-Excessive taxation is
driving capital from the State
(Parkersburg Sentinel.)
Eighth-The tax laws are a
scheme of the state machine to
wiring more money from the tax
PAYERS to meet unprecedented ex-
travagances of government
wheeling Register, Fairmont
Times. Parkersburg Sentinel.)
Nhth-The tax laws prohibit
Ievyihg bodies from raising enough
taxes to meet legitimate expenses of
government.-( Grand Chorus.)
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The old town seems to be going
right along in the matter of bust
ness. The merchants are doing a
nice business and conditions are
getting some brisker. There IS
every reason to believe things are
going TO hum this fall and winter,
but why not make them much great
er? We would like to hear some
thing from the Board of Trade that
would act as a great stimulus. 1t
is time, gentlemen, to get move
on. Let's get busy right away. If
we are to have any new factories
this year, it is time they are being
brought here.
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power to prevent it. The COM
panies may then send in special
agents to handle their business. The
fight should, in that event, resolve
itself into a boycott and doubtless
will. The people of Clarksburg
will not longer stand for eXtortion
and the companies may as well as
certain that fact now.
There must be concerted action
The local agents must be given the
right kind of support. The people
generally should and we believe will
sit down on the insurance companies
good and hard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-25

Senator John J. Cornwell, in the
Second congressional district, has
gotten wise all at once and can not
serve as chairman for the Democrats
in the district on account of Ill
health" Cornwel recognizes the
fact that the task of carrying the
district for the Democrats is beyond
human power and some other fell
low NAV have the responsibility so
far IS he is concerned. He does
not want the load on his shoulders
and will not have it that way
Again. we say John is wise.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-25

Only a few days remain until the
day to select officials for the county
That will be done next Thursday
The Republican party is in better
Shape 10 win than ever and some
very excellent men have announced
themselves for nomination; IL IS
the duty of every Republican to
think and act wisely in voting Let
us have the best. Then turn in all
of us and elect them by an over
whelming majority as they certain
" deserve to be.
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At the Odeon.

1.-The Two Little Warts" and "a
Gutton Taken For Thief" drew
a good crowd all evening at the
odeon last night. The ladies and
children were very much pleased
with it. They are both very inter
esting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-25

The New York World is of the
opinion that the Democratic party
is about to die and says so in all
seriousness. 1t has been our own
opinion that the Democratic party
has been dead some time and that
only the ghost is walking about oc-
casionally now.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-25
THE TAX LAWS.

The new tax laws are not detec-
tive 10 the farmer, whose taxes are
far lower this year than ever. ). 1hey
arc not defective to the small prop
~ owner. They are not detectrYs'
N snv one wiling to have far ana il.
i,1sB taxation. They are detefit ss
10 bhmocratie papers that want + g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-25

They selected John j. Cornweil
for chairman in the Second district,
but McGraw say to it that they did
not take headquarters off to Romney
CornweIrs home. Instead, they
brought them To Grafton, McGraw 6
home, and it is reasonable to infer
that McGraw viii be the aetuai
chairman and Cornweil the figure
.i.S...J ~ nan Frid0y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-25
Tuesday, Sept rs, 1906.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

For County Superintendent.
I desire to announce myself TOT
the nomination for the office OF
county superintendent OF free
schools of Harrison county, subject
to the will of the Republicans OF
Eba county,.
' CYRUS E. WEBB.
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CYRUS E. WEBB.

County Commissioner
I hereby announce myself as a
Republican candidate for County
Commissioner subject to the RePub-
Jean Primary election.
HIRAM L. MuNDA1-
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I hereby announce my. candidacF
for county commissioner OF Har.
rison county subject to the will. Of
Ehe Republican party -.
B. BROWN STOUT,
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After repeated solicitation from
Republicans from various districts
OF the county, have consented to
be a candidate for county commits
eioner, subject to the will of 1.-The
Republicans of Harrison county.
JAMES s. GRIFlFINs:J
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-25

UphoIatering and furniture re
pairing cheaper than sver- p. -.
Allen, 664 West Main street, Q. Z.
odell's old stand jans9
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For House of Delegates =
ann a candidate for the House
of Delegates of West Virginif sub NIB
iect to the will of the Republicans
of Harrison county. ~
lanes BUMGARDNEif:I 9
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NoTIoR 70 ll[EE o-aA..llEIITs

UopV YOF GdVerti7seplent8 - the,
DG.s1 TslegraR should 81 hGHded
n 1;SI ,1irs o'clock a. "a. to gztarGHtee
rLdgSas the same day, and tgr the
WeeEty Telegram not etGe t1sGa
WeciaesGav noon each ,Dees- TIE
pgrIEer sent tSa. the better the SerUlee
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SWEET lEIoD1 sLnuR
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For House of Delegates;
I hereby announce myself can
dijato for the House of Delegates,
subject 10 the will of the Repuo-
1ican voters of Harrison county, at
The urinary election to be held on
+be gTtb day of September, 1906.
'i'e - NJ. 4. SAMPLES.
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For House of Delegates:
I hereby announce myset4EslS, a
candidate for the House of Dele
gates of West Virginia, sabjees TO
fbe viii of the Republlcanssef Har-
ris6n county. nr 1.1vl
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For House of Delegates; -
AS a Candidate for the H9nss q
Delegates I hereby annouAee ;5ly
self as such. subject to the VIII &c q.
fhe Republican voters of HaFTls9n
oonrtv at the primary election toa1e
nv c. Wharf. (
Sept. 81. 1906.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-13
Navy Department L0oks.0ut for
Men ID Cuba.
ARMY DEPOT TO RECEIVE THE NAIL
Parcels Addressed to Uncle Sans
Men Care ouartermaster Hare VIII
be Sent to Cuba on Transpor. with
out Charge.

The navy department has arrang.
cd to have Christmas boxes and
parcels for enlisted men OF the
army and navy serving in Cuban
waters delivered without cost If
such boxes and parcels are ad.
dressed to the depot quartermaster
ut Newport News. All such pack!
ages should be distinctly address.
ed and plainly marked Christmas
Package" Similar arrangements
vice.
Each year an unusually largo
quantity OF gifts are sent through
Newport News to the sailors sery.
Ing IN West Indian waters, but here.
tofore the shippers have been re.
CURED to pay regular express
charges This year such packages
VIII be shipped to Havana ON army
transports, plying in the quarter.
masters service between this CITY
and the Cuban capital. and from
Havana they will be sent to the
men aboard their vessels in various
Cuban ports.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-13
the singers older gems.

Metz in the Alps" romantic
comedy drama OF picturesque Swift
erland in Which AL H. Wilson, of the
golden voice." will appear at the
Academy OF Music tomorrow night,
while interesting and pleasing to all
classes of thcatre-goers, is said to ap.
Peal with exceptional force to those
who claim the fatherland as the place
of their nativity.
The play tells romantic love sto.
~, enlivened by bright comedy. In
cidental to- "Metz in the Alps" Mr..
Wilson is heard in several choice Sc.
lections OF ballads. descriptive, 70.
dels and character songs.
Stage settings Of a most lavish ma
ture. as wei as other embellishments,
both mechanical and electrical, are
said to have been provided.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-13
Brewery Question HAY be Dec|d.
ed by Judge Today
n 1REs1 FElTBY BUSINESS men
u Holders of Bonds are Permitted to
Use Bonds as Cash, They Probably
VIII Buy In Plant and Reoraanize
Company Immediately.

Argument was continued in the case
OF the Old Dominion Brewing and Ice
company before Judge Waddill, i'm tho
United States District Court in Rich
mond yesterday. The case was talk.
en- up Tuesday, but the argument was
sun IN progress when court adjourn
cd last night.
the principal question involved at
TINS time is whether or not the hold.
ers Of the brewing company's bonds
are to be allowed to use their bonds
aus cash Ill part payment for the plant
III event they desire to buy it in
business men here hope thss> the
court VIII decide in favor of the bond
holders. If the owners of the bonds
Duy In the plant. they will in all prob.
ABILITY Immediately reorganize the
company and put the brewery into
full operation again.
me argument will be resumed this
morning and decision is expected
some time during the day