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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21
: WORMS On SUBSCRIPTION:
ANOTHER PRECEDENT BROKEN.

While President Roosevelt is away
from home on a precedent,breakinf
tour, Secretary Of War, VIM. H. Taft
performing similar feat in the city
q Washington. The occurrence shows
that Secretary Taft has a head Of bis
own and that his heart is located IN
about the right place. The following
account sent out from Washington as
d news item tells the story in plain
and strong terms:
Secretary Taft, on his own RESPONSE
bility, instructed the Military secre
tary, Gen. Ainsworth, to telegraph to
Fort Reno directing that the execu
tion Of the Presidents order to dis
miss three negro companies of the
Twenty.fifth Regiment. be stopped
$nntil Mr.. Roosevet's return.
An order from Cabinet officer sus
pending the operation of previous
one issued by his chief, the President
of the United States, is an event prob
ably without precedent It is certain
II most unusual and extraordinary
The action was taken, however, when
Secretary Taft learned that the actual
discharge had been started,
Cabinet officer might issue such
an order with the knowledge and con,
sent Of the President, but no instance
Us now recalled in which without the
Presidents permission any OF his sub
Sordinates has ever ventured to inter
fere with an Executive order.
The occurrence Of so remarkable
an event Is taken 10 indicate that Mr..
TAFT has enlisted zeaIousIy in the
cause Of the discharged soldiers, and
Is determined to uphold them at any
cost There Is probably no other mem
her Of the Cabinet, not even Mr.. Bona
paFte, who would have ventured to
place himself so squarely across The
PresIdent's path.
How Mr.. Roosevelt will view 1t re
mains to be seen, He is not fond, as
ruiz. Of having his spbordinates
cross him: AL the same time he real
y stands 70 lose nothing, as Mr.. Taft
ha not yentared todo anything more
lIlah saapend tLle .opsFatIon g tie 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21
The North Pole seems farther away
than usual for this time in the year.
COOK HOSPITAL NOTES.

Tony WIer of Grayt Flats, is ty.
bhoid fever patient recently admitted.
John Jack, of Pennington, is here
for treatment for typhoid fever
A. T. MerrIfield, of Watson, is a
Surgical patient recently admitted.
Mrs. Carl Campbell. Of MyersdaIe.
Pa, is here for surgical treatment.
okey Straight has returned to. his
home in the city.
Mrs. R. Thuss, a surgical Datlen',
las returned to her home In the CITY,
Mrs. Lizzie Ash. Of Rivesvll'e, has
been dismissed.
Freeman Ctrrenee, surgical pr
tient, has returned home.
Claud Sugn, of Warrington, has
been dismissed.
Miss Stella Hatson, a medical pa
tient, has been dismissed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21
A COMMANDMENT OVERLOOKED.

The Morgantown Chronicle is one
Of the West Vtrginian's most highly
appreciated exchanges, because its
editor It's one of the most capable and
worthy men in the State. 1t is rare
thing that one of Mr.. Maxwell's edi
;orlals escapes us, but on reading the
Weston Independent this morning, we
found reproduced a very complimen,
tury notice from the Chronicle which
We had failed to sea and for which We
desire to thank Brother Maxwell as
well as Brother Hall, of the Independ.
ent. Republican editors all along the
line have reason to rejoice that the
people had confidence enough in what
they said to vote for the principles
they advocated. The editorial in the
Chronicle above referred to is as fol.
lows:
Editor Tough, OF the Fairr1ont
West WrgInian has as much reason
to pat himself on the back on account
Of the election as any newspaper man
in the State. He had hard fight
from top to bottom of the ticket, and
there was no truce from the firing Of
the first gun until the enemy wavered
and broke at the going down of the
sun on November 6. Marion county
elected a solid Republican list from
Hubbard down. After a good many
hard humps and bumps Brother
Lough landed with both feet on top
CT tho Democratic wreck"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21

The reading of Grace Browns let.
tiers in court yesterday brought tears
to many eyes, Including those of
Chester Gillette, the man accused OF
the girls murder. Had he acted the
nan instead Of the coward IN the
first place and later the brute, Grace
Brown would still be living and her
frantic soul would not have bruised
its fraiI cage in trying to escape the
consequences Of a sin which Gillette
tried to hide by the girls murder, II
the charge against him is true, and
We have no doubt 1t is. There are
few more pItiable objects than q ruin
ell girl deserted in her hour otneed
by the man who accomplished her
ruin. Tears over her letters serve no
purpose, unless they give Waning
I the llyipg aHduntersp
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21
THg DIVIDED DEMocRacY.


Tfe New York Times say pemoc
racg like ancient Gsul Is diyided tni
70 three parts, namely. Bryanites
f5eatstites and Conservatives. I'M
iatter win vote the Republican ticket
I'M 1905 as they did IN 1896 and 1890
II Bryan or Hearst IS named as the
Democratic standard bearer In the
next campaign. The Parkersburg
Sentinel emphasizes the feeling Of the
Bryan following toward Hearst in the
significant language given below:
Mr.. Hearst seems disposed at one
fullaad irreverent swoop to complete
" eliminate Bryan from future con,
tingeacy. 1t Is done with a wave Of
the hand and a CHARACTERISTIC dilactlc
evolution Of Hearst philosophy. Al
st. Louis. last Thursday, on his way
to Mexico; seeking relaxation from
the Burdensome turmoIls of his late
misadventure, Mr.. Hearst said to 8
reporter:
Il do not admit that Mr.. Bryan fig
ures even as possibility two years
hence"
Meaning, of course, that the Nebras
ka statesman would be barred from
oven look in when the next presi
Dental campaign ripens. Without any
declaration as to which particular per
sonage was largest within his vision
flor that important undertaking. natur
al modesty of thought and timidity Of
expression forbldding disclosure Of
his candidates. identity, the world
need not guess who he really opinet
was not only the possibility but tc
him the certainty. And why not? Hav
ing disposed, of Mr.. Bryan in one
brief sentence, who, in Hearst's opin
ion, could be left but Hearst? Mons
at all. Therefore it is settled. Nc
doubt, however, Mr.. Hearst will con
sent that Mr.. Bryan may continue Or
the lecture platform.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21

Our want column Is aiivswit bar
GaIns. Property for sale and rent.
Rooms wanted and for rent Help
wanted. Positions Wanted. Look 4
svsF sufsg Yeur opptrsunl,y my IL
istsd today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21

Tickets for the recital and musical
on sale at Hartley's, christie's and
Martins.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21

fcontinnet ttoa FACE 1ne


fcoltianed ttua Ease One
ton to allow continuance lt ale
gal motion had been made he would
have granted a postponement- \.
Sixteen decisions were handed down
in the Supreme Court yesterday, which
follow:
Castilow vs.. Castilow. frorr Marshall
county: decree reversed. Opinion BY
Judge Brannon.
State VS.. DetwiIer, from Wetzel
county; Judgment reversed. Opinion
by Judge Brannon.
r. Kelner VS.. wtK, cowden. admin
istrator, from cabell county: affirmed
In part: reversed In part. Opinion by
President McWhorter.
Anderson vs.. Prince ct al, from "
LEI county; reversed and notice uuash
ed Opinion by Judge Potfenbarger.
Town of Fulton vs.. Norteman. from
Ohio county; reversed. Opinion BY
Judge Pofrerbarger
Hogan, administFa l,r, VS.. Plggotl
ct al, from Wood county; affirmed
Opinion by Judge Potfenbargar.
Underwood Typewriter Company vs.
Plggot, from Wood county: reversed
and remanded. Opinion by Judge Poi
fenbarger.
Kinsey VS.. Carr ct al. from Wool
county; affirmed. Opinion by judge
Saunders.
Will Thomas vs.. James R. Adam.
ct al, from Harrison county; decree
reversed and bill dismissed. Opinion
by Judge Saunders.
State VS.. Barrick, from Wetzel coun
ty; affirmed. Opinion by Judge Bran
non,
James H. Morrison VS.. Fairmont
Clarksburg Traction Company, from
Harrison county; affirmed. Opinion
/ by Judge Saunders,
Pocahontas Coke Company VS.. Pc
whatan Coal AMI Coke Company, fror
Mcdowell county; reversed and re
handed. Opinion by Judge Cox.
Chambers VS.. Cline, from Wyomin!
county; affirmed. Opinion by. Presi
dent McWhorter.
Jones VS.. Harmer, administrator
from Harrison county; affirmed. opin
ion by Judge Cox.
Meyer vs.. Meyer, from Wood coun
ty; reversed and remanded, Opinion
by Judge Cox.
Meyer VS.. Barnet ct al. from Woot
county; reversed and remanded. Opln
Ion by Judge Cox.
Attorney Charleston N. Kimball, Q
slstersville, was admitted to practice
| in the Supreme Court.
Petition for rehearlng in the case o
Z. M. Talbot VS.. the Southern OF
Company was fledty Attorney Georg
L. Roberts, Of Pittsburg.
Petition for rehearing the case o
Riley SAMSON vs. W R. Wolford wa
filed by Attorney Wells Goodykoont'
of Williamson. ~
Count adjourned until 10 o'clock TIL
morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
firm of C. z. Hunter & Co, will pre-.
sent the same to the Undersigned trus'
tee for settlement and all persons In
debted to said firm will without delay,
pay the same to said trustee.
]. R. SWEARINGEN,
Trustee of c. 4. Hunter & Co.
This 21st day OF November; 1906,
Nov. 21-1 mo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21
BIG PARADE
Was Much Enjoyed by ~Throngs
People To-day.

The Uncle Toms Cabin parade to-
day was enjoyed by the usual crowd
along the streets. The weather man
Was exceedingly kind in giving such
a fine day and the parade was a great
success. A large crowd is at the mat,
inee this afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-21

The Brooklyn Eagle has figured it
up as follows:
William R. Hearst says that it cost
him for his campaign for The governor.
ship $25G,S7O. The following simple
addition of the figures he gives ex.
plains the result:
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Grand Pass
From last week

Some moves have taken place
in our vicinity lately. Christ Jun.
german moved 90 the Dan Robin
son farm. while Clarence Hum
phrey moved - the Juugerman
farm. w. w. Vaughn moved to
Marshall while l., Il. Fenner went
to the Vaughn farm ard Harry
Fenner moved TO the place moved
the place vacated by l.. l.. Fenner.
Ernest placial wasa visitor in
our bottoms last Monday.
John Sandifier and family drove
down from Pleasant Hill to visit
relatives aud former friends here.
Frank J. Humphreys returned to
Chicago on the eth, having spent
I 40 months vacation at the Aieus.
meyer home.
Corn cutting commenced here on
tn, sid.
William L hlau', OF Deer. Mo-,
arrived here on the 10th, having
departed from his home on the 9th
in a wagon.
Frank Dickerson had the mis-
fortune to get a rib broken by step
ping on a board tina, appended"
catching him in the ribs in such a
way as To cause the accident.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

have lived and ilourished,
looked pretty and made u
noise, for more than 80 years.
H. is known ~ the "pcafoul
The original pioneer
who settled IL had something
of a love for the beautiful
Hence he turned loose u paii
of peafowls and now there are
nearly 100 Of those beautiful
birds, undomestica.ed, shy.
Improbable in u commercial
sense. hut pretty 10 look up
on. No money IL il said,
could buy those peafowls oi
that farmer.-EX.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Delighted

L. A. Brown the real estate
man returned last Thursday
from the Panhandle country
Of Texas and says he is de-
lighted with the section Of
country he visited and that
IL is the finest on earth. He
il chock full of enthusiasm
over IL and says it. is worth
any mans time to go and see
it,. lie has brought with him
sample products and some
soil which can he seen nj his
Office over the Bank Of
Marshall. If in line for IN
investment or seeking II new
field he sure to see him.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Fine Trip


The lot Of u Republican,
editor il not u bad one when
treated ms we were on u trip
to New Frankfort last Frida,
and Saturday.
Arriving 1t Gillian ut noon,
we had our courage strength
ened by u good word from
Frank Censor, saying; 1.-The
Republican and Rustler are
by far the best papers in Sa.
line" We made u straight
drivei for Frank Turner's
several miles north and found
him willing 10 take u dose al
Republican literature al
though il cant possibly make
II better Republican oat ol
him. We passed Louis
Fishers place because IL was
too far oil the road and W.
felt sure he would he out Il
mile blowing for wheat; any
way, he's getting the paper,
The next place was A. b.
Guerin's. We found him
busy with his carpenters put,
ting up n new addition to his
residence, n new roof, etc,
but he stopped long enough
to give us his name as sub
scriher.
We then drove "cross cour'
try" TO the old Fee Gillian
place. Mr.. Gilliam's son now
resides on II and is getting i,
into fine shape and it will soon
be one of Saline's prides. Our
next stop was at b. F
Whites where We got az
order ON the Gillian Bank foI
ISL. so for the Republican anc
'Gloha-D Democrat. Then W.
'had o several mile drive with
mt stops because they were
AN readers. Arriving ut New
F, mnkfort we were just get
tin, Y down to work we'll whel
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

so much trouble To entertain
us, but let us turn out in
large numbers and show the
people Of Missouri that the
bcekeepers are alive and that
this is II great honey produc.
ing state.
Very truly yours,
Robt. A. Holekamp.
Secretary.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21

it was supper time and we
we're given a gearty invita-.
ton and fine supper at the
home Of Frank Officer. After
II few calls we put up for the
night Mt the hospitable home
of Martin Gabb. We fOnnd
plenty to do ut New Frank
fort and had work till Satur-
day at IL a.. m, having sccur-
ed the renewals of K. M.
Elliott, Geo. Campbell, H.. Fl.
Hermann q years., DR.. b. A.
Enloe, and Earnest Lemm,
and the names Of John Doug
las, Edgar Bdllowe, j. a.
Skinner. j. II. Stallsworth. J..
W. Cimpbell and Henry
Thomas as new subscribe =.
Returning, we stopped just
long enough Mt the home of
Otto Reldenbach where we
had and invitation 10 u holntl-
full dinner, and also ut the
home of Nj, ID. Powell, ~ we
thought lie could stand u
good paper. and we SECURED
his name. His place is one of
the county's handsome and
we'll improved farms. Arriv-
ing at Gillian we had "a few
minutes left before train
time and were handed SSsSS
by j.. j.. Cross-it made US
feel prosperous!-and II dol.
lar each by G.. l.. Mayf,ld. j.
IL. Detmer, OF Little Rock,
aud &. NJ. Grove. and also
added the name of Al Wright
10 our list.
We were kindly received
md courteously treated AT
every place visited.
There is u feeling Of CON
tentment among the farmers
and everywhere are signs Of
plenty. The Republicans
subscription list at New
Frankfort is larger than ali
OF the other Saline county
papers combined. The Sla-
ter Rustler il second with u
very good list, with the Gil
liam Globe third.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Family Reunions

At West Glasgow on Tues
day Of last week there was a
family reunion ut the home
of Martin Larman, which, was
greatly enjoyed by all pre- sent.
Among those from u distance
were Miss Anna Larman,,f st.
Louis, Mrs. Il. b. Clavlson,
Marshall; and viii Larma of
Kansas City.
There was a family reunion
at the home OF j. Stallswerth
at New Frankfort SunGay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Auder,
son, of Kansas City; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Altman, Blythes,
dale; Mr.. aud Mrs. vii lard
Stallsworth, Kansas City, and
others were present to enjoy
the gathering.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Confederate Reunion

The annual reunion of the
Missouri division ufthe United
Confederate Veterans will be
hell at Joplin sept. 26 aud 81.
The general order designat.
ing the time and place was is
sued by Judge James b. CAN'T
mljor.general in command of
the division.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Tortured BY Savages

speaking OF the torture 10 which
some OF the savage tribes In the
PHILIPPINES subject their capt lives, re-
minds me OF the intense sufierings ]
endured Tor three months iron, inflam'
nation OF the Kidneys" say w. NJ.
sherman, OF Crushing, Me-, '.Nothing
helped tut until I tried Ele ptric bit.
tiers, three bottles OF which complete
ly cured me-" Cures Llv or Com.
plant, Dyspepsia, Blood disorder
and Malaria; and restores fhe weak
and nervous TO robust health. Guar
anteed by i. II. Franklin, d ruggist,
prlcs 6Oc,
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Bee.KeeperS' Association
Of Missouri to Meet Here
Oct. I'd. and I'D. 1906.

The annual meeting Of the
Missouri State Bee.keepers
Association will be held Mt the
court house in Marshall. Mo.
Oct. 2nd and Bird, 1906.
The first session will be
called 10 order nj o u. IN. Oct.
Der End.
This is going to be m i'm
portant meeting as prepare.
tion will be made for the can
vass Of the state in the inter
est of the foulbrood bill To be
introduced nj the session of
our legislator next January.
There will be u number of
interesting papers read by
different beekeepers and all
members are requested Ia
prepare questions for discuss
ION on such topics in our bee.
keeping M will be interesting
Ia all and help To enlighten
and educate us in our vocation.
An exhibit of honey, bees, bees
wax and honey plants is plan
ned by the local beckeepers
and all those who have any
thing fine to show in these
lines are invited to bring what
they have To add TO the dis
play, The Saline County bee
keepers club is making ell
aborate PREPARATIONS for the
entertainment Of the beekeep-
ers and members of the recep-
ton committee will meet
every train ito receive the
guests and show them To their
lodging places.
! ~ Is very desirable that a
large number of beekeepers
attend this meeting, u strong
association will give the bee,
keepers a standing rs repre-
senting one of the important
branches Of agriculture and
will help us 10 our work with
our legislators and state
Officials. 1t is very desir-
able that q large number Of
beskeepers attend this meet
ing and to bring along as
many members as possible,
Marshall is preparing to take
care of one thousand beekeep'
ers; don't let us disappoinl
the officers and members oI
the Saline County beekeepers
association who are going Il
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
A Scientific Wonder

The cures that stand to its credit
make nnoklen's Aruica sslve = scien'
tidc woadsr, II cured L. r, milford,
lecturer tor the Patrons of Husban-
dry, Waynesboro, Pa, OF q distress.
Ing case OF Piles. II heals the worst
Burns, sores, Boils, Ulcers, cuts,
Wounds, Chilblsius snd Salt Rhsum,
Only zoe Al P. H Frsnkliu's drug
store.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
Makes Man Millionaire

Escanarn, Mich, Scp,em'
Der l0.-A week ago James
a. Devlin was IA greman ON
the northwestern road run
ming out of Escanabn, ON pay
Of $50 u month to-day; he is u
Millionaire.
Devlin worked for three
years On n patent for u ,ur-
bine steam engine. He is n
modest, quiet fellow, and even
his nearest friends did not
know what he was doing.
The working model was COM.
pleled last March, and June
10 the patents were granted.
THIS morning Drvlln received
from the hand of attorney AL.
Walch OF New York, who came
mere, n draft for 1915, 600 from
the North German lnyds
for his patent. He also signed
IN agreement by which he is
10 receivedSl00 II day for fifty
days Ia superintend the con
s~truction Of AN engine under
his patents. The inventor.
together with Mr.. Walch, left
Escanaba on the noon train,
bound for New York, to fulfil
the terms of his contract.
Devlin is 81 years of age
and had been in the employ.
ment of the North western
road for the last eight years.
No details of the new engine
have been made public.
1t is only known that it is n
great improvement over those
now in use.
The Marshall republican., 1906-09-21
COUNTY COURT
August Adjourned Term. Sep
tember. 1906


Loan granted W. G.. Lacy in
the sum uf gl2DO.
ST. Land, constable Of Black
water Township resigned.
Petilionor Wise present.
Ell for licenseto keep u dram
shop in Marshall, same reject
ed.
Ordered that commissioner
build iron bridge, over ditch
between section 10. twp 80,
range 20 and see ~, twp 80,
range ~.
Ordered that commissioner
view bridge over Salt Fork
on north aud soIth road in sec
%, twp5l, range - and report.
Ordered that commissioner
view bridge on east and west
road in sec 3 twp 80, range 20
and report.
f.. Sadewhite aud j. W. Solo
mon file report that road pctl.
toned for by +. Sadcwhite ct
al j. open and in good travel
ing conditionand the road com
missioner is directed 10 view
and report.
Road petitioncd for by Jos.
Howorkcr at al in reported
open aud in good travelling
condition and the same is re-.
cievcd and declared II public
highway.
Loan granted Leila u. Con-
way IN sum of $500.
Ordered that commissioner
view location on road south
line of section - twp 81 range
~. for concrete culvert and
report.
Commissioners directed a.
view iron bridge on road be-
tween secs. IL and IL twp 81
range 20, one mile south OF
Mt. IIoreb church and report.
Ordered tiat commissioner
view bridge across Black
water near mouth of Salt Fork
at or near Nelson, Mo, and re.
port.
Ordered that commissioner
view bridge on east and west
road in see !, twp 81, range ~
aud report.
j. A. Walker collector. files
monthly report Of collections
for Aug. 1906.
Inquest cost allowed in the
sum of sSl.l7 in case of body
of Alonao Grayson.
John &. Reynolds appoint
ed Justice of the Peace for
Cambridge Township to fill
vacancy caused by death oil
W. o. Mcclure.
Certificate of physical dis
ability of Everett Spry is pre-
scented and approved
Contract for coal for court
house, Jail and farm awarded
to Thee. Huff. Ordered thai
taxes be extended on assess
meut Of railroad roperty
etc.
Court adjourns to NEE
Monday, Oct. !, 1895.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-13

Acute attacks of collie aud diarr-
hoer come on without warning and
prompt relief must be obtained.
There is no necessity of incurring
the expense OF a physician : service
in such cases if Chambrlain .scolic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
at hand. A dose of this remedy
will be relieve the patient before a
doctor could arrive. II has never
been known TO fail, even in the
most severe and dangerous cases
and no family should he without it.
For sale by "AlI Druggists"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-13

The International Peace Congress
settles more war now than does
the cannon. aud it is well under
stood that the great majority Of
women are opposed 10 war, aud
would not willingly see our nasiou
engaged in war again.
When a witness in court makesa a
statement as a positive fact that
is Just as positively refu.ed By
thousands of the best and most ie-
liable citizens. what do you call
him? Judge Williams quotes Pal
rick Henry, there is but one light
By which my feet are guided and
that is 10 judge the future by the
past. Now if he is really look
ing for light lei him gaze upon the
four beacon lights in the west.
There are many thousands Of the
very best citizens of the four free
states, without regard 10 religion
or politices, who are willing 10 give
afhdavits that the votes Of the
women have raised the standard Of
men holding Office in those states,
and if that has not a tendency 10
purely politics, what will?'
The ballot may not add 10 wom-
ans splendid feminine graces.
but il at least does not take any a
way from them, and I doubt if
even as clever man as Judge
Williams could pi,k out the wom-
an from those states having mad its
use for from ten to thirty-6ve years
in a crowd of other western woman
II women ever find they have
made mistake BY accepting the
rights and privileges Of citizens-
ship. that an easy matter il will be
to give them up. Just vote our.
selves out. There will be enough
men to help US, probably.
Kate H. Biggers.