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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-09-14
MORTGAGES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VT Nl.t ABLE REAL f6SI ALE.
by virtue Of power of sale contained i'm %
mortgage gwen by Mary Crimmi s. VIII lam
Michael Or mminS, Johanna CrimminS Dan
ie Grimm ins and Edward Crimmins 10
+ anlSln h Smith which said mortgage is
dated October 2nd \. D. 1880, and recorded in
Liber ". l. r., No, II, fol- 3S7. etc.. one OF the
Land Records for Fr derrick County. which
SAID mortgage has been duly assigned 10 the
undersigned for the purpose of force osure, l
wll offer at public sale at the Court House
door, ia Frederick, Maryland ON
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-09-14
CUBA President
,,,.,tiao Career of Tomas ESTRADA
p,ns Who Is Fighting an InsurreC.
tIon-A Veteran of The
Ten Years War.

TT HE character of
4 President I. Els
trada Palma of
Cuba has been I'M
der the limelight
since the outbreak
of the instruction
in the Pearl of the
Antilles. When Senior
Palma assumed the
reins of government
on the evacuation
of the island by the
American forces in
1902 he took upon
himself a task of eX-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-09-14

The fact Is not generally known that
mems hosiery measures in inches from
toe to heel the same number as the
size. For example, size is equivalent
to eight inches, and this standard rule
applies with similar effect upon smaller
or larger sizes. Half hose not so con-
forming in measurement Is CONNER
cially regarded as imperfect stock
The following fixed trade list of half
hose sizes shows the corresponding
sizes of shoes if proper fit be desired
Size OF hoss. Size Of shoes
3Hs .......................... b12 or
10h ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ or
IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sls or
uM ..s...-................... or "
New York Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-09-14

John William BIrely, Executor of and Trus-
Zee, under the viii of William f. Johnson,
deceased. on petition,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-09-14

y head Of cows, hei-er, l bull, u head OF
calves, among which are : heiferS: II head OF
hogs, including sOws and boar
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-09-14
Her Failing.

N,a ne makes me so angry" remarked
ma 's !, Butte hes forever remarking to
S, uat beauty is only skin deep"
N,s aAu when you get angry" remarked
h,u Chellus, ut just shows him how
Pro-. skinned you are."-Philadelphls
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

Mrs. Cora Cordray. 32z Barney st.
Easter Opening April 4th and 5sh-
Easter Hats a specially
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

MILWAUKEE. Wis., April 5.Sher-
burn NJ. Becker. the young Republican
ca-d.cate for mayor OF Milwaukee,
was elected over David s. Rose. Deu--
oeras. who has for the past eight years
beer che city:s executive head. In
Official figures give Becker:s plurality
1.555. The indications are that Beck
er also carried with him the balance OF
the Republican city ticket
Tae common council VIII have 10
Reprbsicans. gain OF 5: 16 Demo-
crats. loss OF :. and II Social Demo
crat5. gain Of p
william II Tfm1in. OF this city. was
elected associate Justice OF the State
Supreme Court over three opponents
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

RECORDS
ssTaRTLtHG FIGURES AS TO Ar
RIVAL: or FOREIGNERS ON
AMERIcAN SoiLsTHiS

WAsHLNGToN. ID. c.. april = -
Immigratfon during the present fiscal
year VIII break ali, records and reach
The million and a quarter mark II the
Influx continues at its present rate
SWhne the figures for March are not
yet available, the Immigration officials
know thai an records for that month
have been smashed The heaviest I'm
migration occurs during March. Apri.
ssMaysand June
For.the first eight months of the is
cal year the immigrants numbered
1851, as against 522.01s for the
same period last year
Il decade ago the total annual i'm
migration was 235.655. as against J.
o2G,44s last year
OF the total immigration last year
81 per cent settled in New York. 20
per cent IN Pennsylvania, : per cent
each IN Illinois and Massachusetts.
and 5k per cent each in New Jersey
and Ohio Seventy-six per cent Of
the entire immigration settled in these
six States, the actual number OF set
tiers being: New York. 315.511;;
Pennsylvania, 21o.7os: Massachusetts.
72,15e; Illinois, 72.7.o: New Jersey.
s7.25S: Ohio 49 ISL
u The remaining "a per cent which
settled in the other 80 States. IS dis
tdbuted as follows Rocky Mountain
region and West, 1851. South Of Ma
son and Dixon5s line, 4G.3&4433:: Maryland,
West Virginia and Florida. 5000:
Louisiana, 5000; Texas, 1000; Ken
tnclsy, 61s5 Tennessee. 49,; North
Carolina, 1s3, South Carolina, 326:
Georgia, SIS, Arkansas. 49,; Indian
TERRITORY, 1873, Oklahoma, 2e0-
The Countries from which the inni-
grants came and the number follow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

SWEET MELODY FLOUR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

sertened appointing Henry s. Lively.
fgrsrdEar Of Elsie Haemmertng
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

5AnsttasHmEny. ss775.sss: ftaiy III
|4Ts Russia Germany. 4e.57z5
:sorRay Sweden and Denmark5 e.-
3ss5 England. las.!os. Ireland s2.s4s-
The destination Of SO per cent, OF
the Immigrants BY natioualities was
as follows
New york-Italians, s1,3o5: He
,brews. 1924 Germans. 2l41e;
Poles. 1889; English. 15s1f1- Scan
ldinavians. 1860, Hungarians, s,o16.
Pennsylvania Italians. 5o.532s
Poles. 3e.s20: Slovaks, 21,552; croa-
tians, 1905. Hunsarians. 1926:
Germans 13.71.: Hebrews. 13.41.;
Irish. 7.4Ss-
ulinois-Polish, 1852: Italians, TO-
81 81; Scandinarfans. 1,117o; Germans, a.
GIL: Hebrews. $50: Croatians, 4
Jos: sIovaks. ::.777:: Lithuanians- s.
40
Observation-Disclosures 12.15s; 1r-
ish. D..39: Hebrews, s.07s; Polish,
S,3sS: English. 6.210: Finnish, Kiss;
Portuguese. 1909: Greek. 2.1os-
New Jersey-ltalians. 1856: Pol
ish, S.124; Germans. 5.5is: SlovaIzs.
4..s1;; Hebrews. 1875; Irish. 2.3s5-
ohio--HunSaTiaus. s.1e3; Germans
1852: Italians. 1901: SIovaks, 1861:
Polish, 3.S14; Roumanians, 3,5G5; Gro
adams, 1892
According to Commissioner Sargent
the reasons for the great influx are
the condition Of the United States and
the commercial depression IN some
parts OF Europe. the low wages paid
there and the higher rates prevailing
in the United States
For the first time the South is alb
sorbins some Of the immigrants. the
labor bureaus OF the Southern States
offering Inducements in the shape of
cheap lands and steady employment
at good wages Last year 46,342 immi-
grants went TO the Southern States
and this year the number viii nearly
double.
Nearly all the Portuguese go to the
New England States Last year the
total number of Portuguese who came
TO the United States was 4,S55. AID
of these 2,909 settled in New England
The largest proportion Of the He
brews settled in large cities-New
York, Chicago. St Louis. Philade1-
phia and Baltimore-while the Hun
garians, Poles. Scandinavians. SIoyaks
and Croatians go to Pennsylvania.
Ohio. West Virginia and Illinois to
work IN the coal mines The Italians
go where the railroads are being built
and where large numbers Of Iaborers
are needed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
IGOJJR JEVVSI
] Marriage Licenses.
crda EDDY and Allie Thorue.

- = y
Erda EDDY and Allie Thoue.
Tusca sorrissappoEnted admtnfstrat
TOR. de oonts non. Of the estates OF
Durham and John B. Denham. deeeas-
Durham and John B. Durham, deceas-
ed. Bond given IN the sum OF one
hundred dollars with L. II. WILCOX
as surety
Tusca Morris appointed administra-
tor. de bonis non, of the estates OF L
TaIdngton and Jacob o. Atha. de
ceased Bond given In the sum Of
one hundred dollars with L IL VII
cox as surety.
Thomas J. Wilson appointed execu-
tor OF the viii eff Clarence Lee WI
Son, deceased Bond given in the sum
Of $4,000, with The Citizens Trust
and Guaranty Company Of West Tir-
GINA as surety.
The VIII OF Clearance Lee Wilson
probated and admitted to record.
Judge kendaIrs Court
Francis B. Stanley, the plaintiff was
granted a divorce from the bonds OF
matHmony-
In the cause Of John Wilfong vs. NJ
A Jo1E ct al on motion OF plaintiff
a decree confirming the report Of spe-
cial commissioner was ordered to be
entered
Charles D. JunEdns VS.. Frederick P
Ruhl ct al Intermediate Court. in
cha1cery: April rules R a. Watts.
attorney for plaintiff
In the cause OF August Haemmer-
vs. etaoshrd etaohrd taoinrd talylyi
ling Svs- Philip Dietz ct al. decree
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

Clark Grain Company. g coIporato1.
chcuit Court Ia assunpsie April
rsuies. W. S Raymond. counsel fos
sptalntS
Frank Cavaiio VS. Slario Circasto.
Circuit Court, IN chaucery5 May 'ruiea.
Harry Shaw, counsel for defense.
Jesse K Brown appointed admins mis-
traitor OF the personal estate OF Chas-
L. Brown, deceased Bond given IN
the sum of one hundred dollars. witt
Joseph R. darlington as surety
Lenuel Il. Hess appointed guardian
of Lilly d. Hess, infant heir OF Luz
cinda c. Spears. deceased Bond Civ
en- in the sum Of $500 with Charles
Hess as surety.
Mark Mitchell appointed admins
traitor of the personal estate OF vii
liam w. Mitchell. deceased Bond
given in the sum OF $1,000 WITH T. F.
John Price and c. E. Hawkins ap-
pointed appraisers to appraise the per
sonal estate Of William w Mitchell
F. NJ Snider appointed super1ntend-
ent Of the county aims house Bond
was given in the sum Of $1,000. with
F. x Lowe as surety
C. Edwin Mayors appointed and
commissioned notary public Bond
given in the sum of $3.50. with u N
Arnett as surety
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
Engineers

Surveys Of all kinds executed on
short notice Coal and coke plants
a speciality. Rates reasonable. Ex-
aminations and reports on mining
property
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05

House cleaning tine Is here! Can
on J. S. Pople for carpets. nattings,
Inoleums and oilcloths- Prices made
to suit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
p,eeds Reeended..


s Deeds Reeorded.
Deed dated March 16, 1906: n c.
Byrd to S. e Bennett parcel OF land,
Buffalo creek. Lincoln district; con
Esideration. $40
Deed dated March %, 1906: Glen
emit L Shaver. special receiver to
Harriet Borgess.. interest in 14s acres
Eof SewickIey coal; consideration,
s115-
Deed dated March %. 1906: Harriet
Bosgess and husband to John a Clark,
interest in parcel OF land; consiaera-
ton. one, dollar and other valuable
consideration.
Deed dated April .. 1906: George
n. Ralphsnyder ct ux- to Nancy C..
Hughes. parcel of land: consideration.
s24s.
Deed dated March s, 1906: Mary Da-
Wis and husband to Benjamin Grove,
2sM acres Of land on West Fork rfr-
er, Grant district; consideration ST.
s55-
Suits instituted
James vandevort ct al. vs. The MI
Ter, Clark Grain Company. a corpora
ton. Circuit Court, in assumpsit: Ap-
I'll rules w S. Raymond. counsel
for plaintiff.
Joseph E. Sands vs. The Miller.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-05
.FsiRMoNT UPHoLSTERINerAND FURKl
TIRE SHIP.

-Four machines for making new or
repairs for all kinds of Furniture
sAA work warranted. Only shop in
the city that does all kinds of Furni-
tTre repairs.
Shop 81 Hull Alley. near Watson Hotel
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-08
LARcE SALARIES.
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Ftrrrrs

Manager. Whs Fuithss- =. Hsn :.
Fseruts-
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he EO-thE Ess-- a correspondent make.
so--e inter- zling statements concern
lug The salaries paid b. TIE great min
lng coDD4Eiss- He tells o. one man
= 10 oeSz1 life a. Al O1ee boz q The
corporation thai nos pays hin rwentv
tAolssEd dollars year Of another
Uho receives Ihirty-1ve thoaszra dol
l4rs. azd q many Naos@ salaries rauxa
from eF- % 1fteeu th0uszns Soslsrs
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EhO earns thirry-aFe thouszns dollar
prosduces annually siI nilli0n tozs o.
ore An improvement that saves evzu
a uslt ton makez a vsst air-ranc- IN
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snzEest-1 several su-h luorgr-n@nrs
AT thHs~ Tichly reEzr,la1 uszusrz-.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-08

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-08
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-08

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-02-08

10 t1e bank youus nan hailed ne
-HuIo.7 he said HuIIo," ! ansue-
-. ard added. yoc dizur ex1ecr ne
hack 50 soon. did yoa27 and aiser the
reply that he did rot he PASSED 6oar
lhe street But / Vas afraid h r-zshr
return and ] worked hastily. ore-Er-
iEe vault and safe by the f-u-es 7
had found. and taking TWO rotes o,
four ard Eve hUzired each. which Z
judged would oe useful Bat I took
no EC1ey-
In Vaue-s b1E fouzt a small box
cO1taizizs some gold shirt studs. and
il his Ovsrcoat pocket a six travelling
cap. al Of which bore ais initials. l
left ore oI tie shirt studs or the desk
and then as /. occL red 70 ne that
be Eould - expected TO visit his oEn
hO1se walked % the river bzak and
tosssi TIE cap careiessly in-o The
bushes and dropped the other shIrt
szud q the grzTsle6 hank: rot Ei-h-
Out scUe qEzims q conscience. Tor
there arose II NY mind the distress q
lis vie in thinking lie might Le
droEned- Boy I rejected the thought
Il , moment He would son be r.
leased- and thsn il would be al right
rsas0-ed- Meanwhile, il vas wsll
for Ee 10 have the affair grsPpe5 II
mystery for the present.
altered the noyes and presented
then ~ the bzEk. There vas 10
need q any hyF-o-ic o. unusual
methods 70 seesIys Sigasa LGE /
lO0ksd exactly Ike the nan he kneu.
ard h recognized ne as Nzre Ham
utcz almost directly. psying over The
EO-ey without comment Or qces-ion.
To ;hs other baak p7odueed eae5en-
tizIs and . letter PuTpOrtizg 20 have
beer written by r H Hastings
Ehose handwriting inflated fron :
zOcs found zz0ng Ysne's belongings
afterwards wrote he letter found
EEser the hank p7esidenr's door.
rlzee1 y there myself when or ny
ray 20 ioin LenO-a il Canada In
the Ierrer ! Erote as II the cashier
ElshsI 70 lzake II appear that he
EOEld sooE Fet1Tl and exonerafe Os-
80 -4tia-4 - -AAI- Il = AG4Lr- %
lzks rhe zEair sIil more Sark and
EEz1ziizg-
Afrsr this I s-zyed II Quebec for
ioEg time. receiving letters fro;n the
States Ehieh vas too sise 10 no
-ife. fer 7 Sas sure they we're lures
FIls.iy. I read in the newspapers
q the death, b drownizg OF Henry
Ashley. Eith Ar account OF the. whole
sGzir. suzzzry Of his life, and dis
hOEest oolrss. which Il stated had
eliminated in insanity and death
Eas sincerely sorry for NJ this.
thoEzh ! ressoued as he vas insane
h rroszbly failed TO realize the hor-
F0rs q his siguatio1. I was not hard
Z arted naturally, and my wicked life
I - failed 70 mske ne wholly bad
MARKS, ny eyil genius. vas in Can
ada. and Il gss he Who. after the
death Of the supposed ASHLEY. va0m
NE knew 20 be Vrne Hamilton. pr
posed that | returz 70 GEovedale 20
take up the positio1 and honors of
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as rfft Marks declared Eizat o.
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rrra- ard oue -hz. sres us a.
likes
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Fss Ioet bis sarse q fentity hGt ~
covered f. Rad Informed zyselt
a one o. tEo similar csses Ehe- TIE
rslnE hzd suElelly recovered iis FsoE
e-E arf &. wozIz agree, reasoned
wF-h hss rsnner when he vas q
tse srafn. Ehich vas said % ease
t,aez u-EsuzL
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tne real vs-e Hsuiitoa EOsid have
Eo-a had ke returned after TIE halls
ei-ztfOu had Ieft bis brain ard r1eEs-
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ceesed. hut & Is ro- E-OE1 bcT e
rzs REGARDED by myself
wzea 7 s.epred from the train az
uzIked up the street perceived lo'oss
q reeozri.io- from the fsE persons
rhora 7 ercountsred- hu- uons az
dressed ne. 50 I eonciufsd they uese
roe personal frsezEs q ny brothsr
AsT reared the marble shop tEc cOo-
zas befrz opened. and saw ths
rno-uusus ard the name Fsus Han
ntc7 on 81 4 besutif1I woman stood
looEsnz a. =. ana .e1-sscturs5 E
vas his wlfe Nay. ! sEsw il 20 be
uhea sEe c-scd o1t and fa.ztez
sren- IL ard bezt Cvsr her ard Ez--
veIeL a. her SesUtT-. AZ lo0E=-
mighty love formed IL NJ so-l f1-
her I cannot understand T. I culy
know loved her Efth an u1tyi-E pas
son. for-o- Lezu-z. forzo- ever
thing. even the part =zs 70 play. a.
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figure extended in al The pzth0s o.
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