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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02

Ser Gobrc&bnll bcS l..
81 e ailments Der MnrDlGnocr Nn-
tionoIgoroe iin0ct am SreitnN 2(bcn0
III Der @nifelbnllc itntt. 3uild)cn s
mo lA9 llbr iinoet ein Gon5crt bcr
WiIitGrtnpe!ic itott, al mcld)ra iid)
sic Heliment9 Earooc ihlicbt.
Sic GinmcibunQ Oca
n6rontlin SQunrc Sc.
pitfalls" melhca I'M o%crgonNcnsH
Sabre nit 0roBcm @oltcnnilimon0e
llmgebaltt mltroe, miro an 0onler.
itag ~9tadnlittog ltattfinoen, Gle
|tenporGrcn Standardization mcrOCn
fir Den Notbinll %bci6cbaltcr.
Wcbr @etreioc @lepa-
loren otbmcnoig q. Tic
Baltimore > Ohio 9abn" miro III
fnrSer Belt bon ser Sonoelafnmncr
offi5ien INN @ie0crerrihtlng OeS @cs
treioeipeidcrS crhld)t meroelL meld)cr
Dor etlpo iiebcn Nobren obbrolultc
mo ME mie0er mli9ebuut mlr0c. Die
Betreioeb1noler limo boriIbcr 0crlcl-
ben Weiming, 0nb Der Grport pen
bieiem Saien ais loId)c Ninlenlionen
angenommen bat, OoB Elm onocrcr
Speid)er mlbeoingt notbpeloig &c.
poropn lit. Mon 9lnlibt nid)t, BOB
Sic 9nbngcicQidni NuItono ncbnlell
miro. oen Spcid)cr mieOcr oilI5lt-
bollcn, 1penlt nadgenic'en miro, BOB
bie @eid)1ite Die IuolaAen Oedelt. Gle
gabn bot Die SGbiQfeit gc5ciGt, @c.
treioe 10 idpnca mie mo9lih i'll beiGr-
bern, mo miro ea ais lider be5eidynet
bnb Der ge9enp0rtiac grobc Grpcrt
iiidlt MIR iiir eiltige Wonote oallcrt,
ionoern Dab oerielbc 10 blelbcn mo
Baltimore Den Mlli zines @eireiocs
Grportplobcs bringen miro.
glattern AMI etnenl
GGmpfer. - Der englilde 0om-
pier ,~seliie gurns," 1peld)er nit Ell
her 2abnng Siibbol5 bon mlttellans
biidqn S1ien naf9altimore beItlmmi
lit, mliroe unier Aliarontone geltellt
itno bari nift eber lanben, ais bis lid
IA AngeIellte bes 0ompferS elmer
Smpiung mnter5ogen babel, oa nab
renb ser ssaGrt einer Der Monnlhnlt
an oet 0lattern ertranft ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
GDtbe 8u6
- OcS -
"0eutf6en gorre(ponoent''
fir 1906 luirS in Sonnnr cridjrincn,

Se0cr regcImGBige Nbonncnt Oc5
@lottcS, OF fiir bic tGgIi6c, INCIDENT.
Iidle o0cr SountagS E |ll@gobe, miro
ein GrcmpIar mcntgcltlih crbolten;
baiieIbe lit niht SIT %ucrfaufcn uno nnr
Subicribcnten lucr0rn c5 crbaltcn.
Sin paiien0c5 g8cibuodtS- o0cr
Ncuinhr3 3 @ci6cuf fir 6rcum0c ulo
Germanote I'M 9lItbcimotbIonoc lit
ser m0dentIide Correspondent"
@enn icbt beitellt, miro en- sic a0reiIc
olld 0aS Rotbcguf bci0roert mcr0cn.
8enu Sic GinfGuic bel Sen Pm
5eige E aunoen bcs oGorrcipon0cnt"
MAIDEN, pcrgciicn Sic nidt, 5u ermGG.
men, ooB Sic Ocreu Nu5cigc im DGor'
Respondent" 0eleicn bobeu unO man
miro Sbncn ooppcItc Nhlimrrtiomteit
lbenfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
SaS Wcttcr.

Sir Morplouo un0 ocn q rift
Columbia id)0nc9 g&Cttcr nn0 l0dl
Glten muiprin0cn0c Nin0c Soccer
oocr Sd)ncc I'M @citcn Oca StNaie%.
Ger 6Gd)ltc Recommendations lour
AZ @roo nm 3 ll6r NohmittoAa.
Ger ~nicbriQite G6ermlomc;critonO
NOR % @rob nm 6 llbr MorGcla.
Wt;ttIcrcr @nromctCrItonh 303S.
Ger nieoriQIte ShcrmomctcritnnO
scr lcbtcr 81 Stn6cu III hpr>rlgcn.
Den St10tcn mar, luic iot0t: Colt
port 20, E~ortlono 80, VoitHn -, 9tl.
borlp 80, Nem-Norf 80. G6iIGh2lubio
70, Ntiolltic.Gitp %. NSoibinrtm 2G,
Norfpif 80. NottcruS So. GNnr(ritpn
81, Gaoonnnh 81, Nofinnpia1 II,
Supltcr Ct, &Cns@cit 66. N:lulito -.
r@tor tJomcrp 90, NumH r.conS IN.
VulNtinc b. &alpdtor Il. Corpus
Ghriiti Il. Micmpbi9 80. Cincinnati
- .I:tabur0 a, S@>pCgo @E, @uiin'
70 -, Glc>clan0 81, 9ct;3it 81. M
pcl,o -. Wurdrctic II 'yrtta yam
.. Chicago ~, GrIutb >, = 9dnl
4. 1t. &oul% 80, aonin5Guu &C..
Sniohu IS. Nuron S, Ni5n0gtf O..
S4iQiitnn 4. Nupre ~, SClt / t. Solt
Ga" Gin S. 0cNpCr -, Norh Ylnitc
$. TnourGiw 2t Nlmnrir> %, Cos
Ynoclca -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02

lucit bic Yolitif Der @cic4gebunga-
mitglie0Cr in Yctrad)t fonmt, bot Ger
Scnut Is Iemofrotel, s Hepublifos
ller uno einen 6ltiioniiten. Sn oicicr
&orperid)oft bil0en IA Senotorcll
cine conititutionelle Webrbeit, 10 BOB
Die 0cmotraten Itcts fiir Die Nns
nuhmc oOer ou9 Gcrlperfen cinerVor:
lu0c pcruntmortIid) gcbultcn lperoen
f0nncn. %n l%lntcrbmta lit On@ Ger,
b0ItniB in Se5uN ollf Eolitif Den &c.
motrntcn mcniQcr Qiinitig, Nu icncr
&orpcrihoit bil0cn 81 Wit0licoer
cine conltitlltioncllc Wtebrbeit, ln0 "a
sic Grnlofratcn hicr nlIr 81 Wtit9lic.
Der bUbclL miro lid ouS Sntcreile Der
Nol3cn SibrnnQ oltf bieic aGrperido,t
rnn5cntrirclL iolpeit poIitiihc @cieB.
gcbung III GrmG4lu1g fonmt. Die
Hcpublitoncr iilO 0ltrd) l6 WtitgIic
Der ucrtrctCn un0 Die Illlioniitcn bu
ben cine Gimme lulo Die llnob6Grr
AiGcn 0rci Stimrncn. ScBtcrc limo
GcnotrotclL lucld)c GcNen oo9 reGll-
IGrc Enrtcitifct BON 0cn Hcpublifc
ncrn erDGblt poroeu iin0.
To0 rcnopirte StoutS &opitol
mclfca por 5pci &obrcn nod in iebr
primitiuCm 3uitnnOc mar, lit icrtiA
Qciteut uaO oui 0o9 9cQucmitc fiir
Ole @cieBQc6umN cinQcrihtct morOcu.
ToIacnoea iino Die c~rpdblten Nit
glicocr bci0cr @0rpCrihoitcn Scr
Morpl0nocr Stoot9ncieB9cblmN:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
& 6orlcs ".

Bruce No. @ilmer Nep.
s. Charles Wilmcr ....... Rep.
Iic @cleb1cbunq miro Qm W}itt=
nod, O}lttoga - llbr, 5uionmeutrC'
ten, mo nod Der @o6l bon 9eonltcn
lucrocn Die Mtitalicocr einoeidmorcn
un0 Damn lntcrbrcitct 0oupcrneur
@oriiCl0 icinc critic SobrcS6otiGoft,
UclAc jicnlid umion0rrid lit. N0d)it
mobrldlcinli6 nertoqeu iid Damn
bciOC 6GuIcr bis uGditcn 1icnitog,
nm Den &%orlibcnOcu @clc0cnbcit 81
gcbcn, ibrc Gpmitc'u j%uionuucn5r.
icBcn.
Gincir NunOea Scnotor bat sic Sc.
ic@BNcbnnA Oicica &ohr uidt 5u cr.
p0bIcn, ood) muB Ser Stootaihot
nlciitcr ncltcruGblt mcrOcn. y9ic per
Imltrt, bat General Mltrrou &ous
Oiucr tcinc Sppoiition mo miro
ic0cnioll0 cilitinnlia mic0cr uonli.
nirt mo crpGblt ipcrocn.
MorAclL Gicnlto0 gbcno, iinGct
Scr ocmotrotiIdw Gollfu9 itott, IN
mclhcnl otter @obriHeinlidfrit nod)
Sctotor &oicp6 q. Sctb Don Iol-
bott Gountu ais Gonoioot fiir ErGij
ocut Oc9 StoutSicuotc9 nonlinirt
mcrrcn miro. Sir Sprccbcr oc9 I'M
.tcrbollic2 mcrhcu Die 0cnlofrntcn
0rn. GorpiQc 2. Vcnion pom Nolti-
morr.Gouliu nomillireu Gicic No
mi1otionCn limo olcid1br0cutCu0 nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
" orceitrr+ 9ountp y.

elmer G%rmdbIung. &on Den Neplbll'
foncrn miro &r. Src0crtf !. Gortcll
Don Baltimore Die Gbre crboltclr ais
oCrcn Gunoioot fir ooo Sprcd)eromt
noulinirt I'll DCrocn. 2l1 &oriiBcr
scr itdotiid)cu 0ClCQotiolL in mcld)cr
Die Hcpubliforer Die Wcbrbcit bobeu,
miro oua iriiberc repnblifnniidc &c
observation-disclosures Sc:. &. @oomin
crluGhlt mcrGen.
Staotaienotor Siutbicum BON Dol.
tinrorC mill in elmer Der critcn SiBltll.
9eu Der @cicb0CbunG cine Niu ctll.
reid)cn, lpoltud1 Ona oSbnnGboiin9"
bon MGnncrn uu0 &nobcn ritr Die
Authenticated %uMu0Qlid) 0cmodt
lucrO2n io0. &r. 2intbiCun huttc
idyJu IN Der lcBtcn @cicBGcbrulN cil1c
ioldc Niu CiuQcrriht, Oody lpuroc
0icirlbc bon Dcn 6rUn0rr ser Nlls
itCru-&opitGne prompt to0t Acnlodlt.
Noficntlidl Fat lid) Die Stin1nlitnA 70
mcit 0eGnocrt, cob 0iciCS &obr Die
WiQ @CiCb miro.
Mon tr0Qt bier ~iibCrboupt 0icSofIs
NINA Oob iid bcioc @6rier nod i6rcr
CrNuniiotion an Ole 2lrbcit modcu
hcnn ca Iicgcn in bci0cn@0uicrn icbr
uiclc uidti0g &orloNcn Dor, peld)c
.bcionGcra Oo3 &lltcrciic Der Niiracr
Woltinlnrc'2 bCriibrc11 luer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02

bt10llGtr2 00@ NNl(tcrCnt OCT NllrHCl
Woltimnrc'2 bCriibrcu lper0cn.
I Grlu0 cincm &cr5lf | age
- WGbrCnO cr iid) in Burners Wtll-
iifhuQc, 9tr. Cos, peri. Galtcrn Npc,,
hciono, itiir5tc Der ctmu 10 Sabre oltc
Irulf YicrCc BON 9torth Gait, Gccll.
Gouniut DO, 0cltcrn 9tud)nlittoJ
pl0blid foot SIT @o0cn. Coroner III.
Wtiiacr biclt 1citcrn Nbcno III Der
Gnntnucr Foli5ciit0tipn cl1cu Su-
Qllcit u6, bel meld)cnl OoS &cr0ift ob.
0cgcbCn muroc, 0oB Ficrcc nllf notilra
Iihc @eiic ltorb. Die Io0e9lrlodc
mar Gin Ncr5ihloN.
Sicf gcNcn Ocn M0QNon II.
- @iQiom Mfcb0cr # Sabre ult,
bon 9tr. 3, Observation-Disclosures, iuur-
DC Ocitcrn Nod)nlittu0 fltr5 Dor rill'
llbr bon cilem StroBClbnbn @0gs
0on Der Wod &ipcr.@inie an Toira
mulu1t-9(pC., uobc GbopcIitroBe, &c
troiicn; CT fam ic6oh nit leid)teE
&uutobid)ilriul0cn oouon mo lulr=
Oc nof icirer @ohmn1 Qcbrodt.
Gin &ei5cr OcrunGliI # t.
49, q. &cpnnro pon Mr.. 1916, II.
Strobc, Atpr0s9 Seit, mclder ais Sci'
ser bel ser Baltimore Obio-9obn"
mlgcitellt NOR, iiel QcItcrn Nud)mitta9
ST 0clapiue, Erince Georges Goruls
IN, bon ieinem 3ug mo erlltt 10
idmcrc %erletumgen Dab cr bicrber
nld) Dem Stoot Soipitol Aebrod)t
mcrocu mlbtc.
0rGn0c. - Gllrd} cinCn ilbcrs
bci5tcn Sicn cntItunO QcItern 9tdd)-
mittoN gcgcn 1913 llbr in cinema rclbs
bollir Oca @llmncn9GrtnerS Ghorlta
". i. Gr0mon oil ser @cloirsNfooO,
ltabc @rchnt'S Cane, Seltcr, ouS elmer,
Shoocn pom ctlpo 500 onridtetc.
- Gin ul1ocre& Sellcr cntltonh &C
terri @ormittu0 IN ci>lcm @oto'
id)ronfe ser Mohrun0 be0 Srn. Nnl.
Sdcpptcr, Or. 5t2, SIt-9torth-Nut,
lpc(dycS icood) nllr u16eoGltenrclt
Sdabcn unrid)tctc. Gic llrlo6c Die
les Sellcr3 lit unbctonnt.
Sim ioIidcr Nlurm rict
ocItern sic Seuermebr nod Der @ob'
nlrna oea Nrn. @oltcr Sort, Mr..
1904, HipcriiDc-N penue. &crr Sart
hattie Den 9od)t cinc5 aohloloienS I'M
Sront5inmcr ST bod Gcihrunbt uno
bos 3intnlcr iiiQtc iid) ocrort NIT
, &olld,, Dob Sobn StiQmon bon
Hiperiioe-S lpemlc Nloilbtc. cs. lei III
Dem Noilic cin Neilcr ollSNebrod)en,
mo ben Nlnrm einlunote.
Stcucrn iiir 1906. - Giir
0os Stcner e Seportcment be9lnnt
bentc Dos QcihGitigitc Solbjobr. S1
ben eritcll pier Mpnntcn mcrocn dltf
pronpte @e5obllnlN offer @rlnoel1cil-
tbilnS- itnb Yeriouol.S tcuern Nohott
aclp1hrt, mo i'm f%ii1itcn Monot ulldl
nod " Yrp5ent oti @rlrnoci1ell-
tmlmSz Stcuern. Ger Hobott bctrogl
~ EroSent inl Sonlor, > Fro5elli
, I'M Scbrlor, ~ Ero5ent im Mars,
! Yroscnt i'm Mpril. Tn Nol1c ocs
I'M Sonlor 9~eWGbrtcn boben Nobott2
Gobcn cS Soilienoe bon StcllerSoblcr
eili0, ihrc Mchnlln9 nit Der Stuot 81
6ealcid)en, ltno irit mcbreren Sogell
id)on Iicien Die Chefs bcrcitH Sollten'
meiie inn S%tcrcrbiireoll ein.
SEEDS Monote @cfGnH'
II i crbielt acitern IN Der meItlid)elI
Yolijciitotioli Der 26 Sabre olte %
niel Sro5icr 5ioiftirt, rucil or lid al
Gpo Slirnie bon 9tr. 62I Moborg
Strobc, in brlltolcr @eilc pcrarift
SroSier bot lett longer Belt feinel
Streid 9corbeitet, melder llmltonf
piel 81 ser oeinl5cnen Strofe beitrllg
Gin Id6ncs mnb niitlidles 0eidcnl
Fir Wunrhiirinc III immcr eiuc IcbctS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
StaSt Baltimore.
1tntcrhnItnnns . g%Hcameiicr.

1tntcrbnltnn9s Wcoiueiicr.
,Mnit. gfaocmic." f. Sicic 2So6e: nVnbc2
IN IoOllno".
,,Slnnep's s6cnter." - 2icic 9&ohc: rIbc
SSncturh @irl".
rSuro's SpcruBnus." SiCiC SSofC:
DSullepe g&ioplp".
uSuttioanitrahcu 4. SBcutcr." - SiCic ISodc;
a9io Wtntber TO ltioC her.
,WtarnluuosS bcntcr." - SiciC lSuhc: Ncitbc
GaloeniuesI SoritellmlQcn.
,Nuoiturium . SbcatCr." - SiCic l&udc:
nStS M 10 uui. Nobu 0ClrD".
rSdfu ubcns@crciu upH Baltimore" - NIuE.
taa, ben 10. NaIltnr. Is, SiittuuQsicit. Concert
mo NGu in Der r@Crmuutu Milnucrdor Sale,
Siinfiee PcuhuoN-AIrcitnl" I'm EyCitaR, ben .,
Sunldr. ~gtddmiiiaga ! llDr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02

Gin id6nes mnb niitlidcs 0cidcnf
fir MnacG6riac 1T immcr cine lcbcnS.
grokc Ybptparapbie ubrr cine fiiait'
Icrii6 bollenoete Gopie einca alien
Yilocs in GraDun, @aHerfarbc, Del
,oocr Eaitcll. Die idJGnitca GaGinct'
6ilocr MIR ST pro SntenS.
SulimS Sebbel, oeutIder Ybotograpb,
321 NorS.U Say. Strakc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-02
Sic memo Staatsgcictoc1";,n.


Ger SCnot iibcrluieqen0 ocmotrotild).
,$nn l%lntcrbnllS bobei1 Icmos
frutcn ulo HCpltblifnncr 5ien1lid)
Stimmcn0lcihbeit, - Gle poll
tiidc SteQlmQ Scr pcridicocnel
Counties unO Scr Stoot. - Gua
Ircltc Stuuta aupitol cn0lid) fer
tiA.
,5pc}iolocpcfhc ocs 1uili6cn GorreipouocutD
Annapolis, I. &unlor. Die
MorUldnOcr Stont3QclcBgcbun0 tritt
am Ntittuod 5u ibrcr rcaclnt0Bi9er
SibunQ 5liuWmcn, mClde 80 Gage
mQbrt. Die @cicBQcbung icBt lid oltI
SCnut lun0 llntcrbulta 5lIIunmlcll.
,\coca GoumtU Oca Stoote8 unO icoer
Der bier IiitrIftc Der Stn0t III I'M sc
not 0lrrh cincn Scn0tor pcrtrctClL
ll0 0u2 l~lltcrDuu3 bcltCbt aus 1Ol
Wit0lic0crn, inter mcldcn Die Sto0t
Baltimore 81 Ncrtrcter bat, o0cr
icd3 aus irOcm ScGialotip- Giitriftc.
Gnl @on5cu bat bic @cicb0cbunG 12S
lRit0licoCr, bon OcnCn y ocn Scnot
Gic INSTRUMENTATION ncr.
Den olli 5rpci Sabre cru0blt unO 0ic
Scnutorcu olli pier; oodl ibcIOet ole
}luci Sabre Die 06Iitc Der Scnotorcn
ou9, 10 0ob itct0 cine criubruu10@
rcid)c @0rpCridluit porhunocn lit. Sc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-05
IL 10 BOZ I0l
o.. R
MINER LOST HIS LIFE AT GRAY's
FLAT ON SATURDAY. AFTER,
NOON, AS MENTIONED
IN THIS PAPER.

Lark Hawkinberry, miner at the
shaft of the Federal Coal Company at
Gray's Flat, met horrible death on
Saturday afternoon oy falling IRON
the cage Of the elevator to the bot.
tom OF tht pit Hawkinherry with sew
sral companions Qllt work at half af;
Ter one and entered the cage to be
though he had been when the cage
aas some distance up it was discov:
cred that Hawkinberry was not on,
though hit had bten when the cage
started. A search at the bottom Of
the pit foand his mangled body there.
It is thought that he fell from the
cage and was killed, being crushed
between it and the wall An Official
Investigation was made and the only
place which was large enough for
him to have fallen through was some
2.O feet from the bottom. The re-
mains were brought bert to Cunning
lum's morguc and prepared foe bur
iA and this morning were taken 10
lie home OF the deceased at Gray's
Flats. Hawkinberry is survived by a
wife and several children. He was 6j
ycars of age.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-05
KILLS COMPANION
T'LL SHOOT YOU" EXCLAIMED
WRIT COUNTY BOY, THEN
PULLED TRIGGER.

pARKFRSBURG, W, Va, Nov, g.
I'm shoot YOU" said Andrew Hayes
of Newark. Writ county as he raised
a small target rifle to his shoulder, adj
dressing his cousin, Tut Tucker, with
whom lie had been hunting. He fired
and the bullet pierced his cousins
heart, falling dead. Young Hayes then
took to the woods.
The two boys had been playmates
for a long time. Saturday afternoon
they started out hunting with their
rifles and crossed the Little Kanawha
river 10 Newark station. There they
quarreed. Hayes hal taken cart
ridge out of the gun, but reloaded and
was heard to say to ais companion
81 will shoot you" Before any ono
could get TO them Tucker was dead
and Hayes had disappeared. A corol'
er's inquest WIS held over the re-
mains Saturday night
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-05
an APPEAL
TFIE VOTERS or MARIO
COUNTY. WEST ylR Y,
GfNIA.
FAIRMoNT. w. "a. Noy. 3, lgos.

( aa
FAIRMoNT. W, Va. Nov. 2, 1906.
The prohibition OF the liquor trat
l &c Is the greatest moral, social, a
financial and political question that to
day confronts the American people
In the opinion Of every consideration
sta3Ant OF current history there is nc
Eother question Of such vast and com
fnanding Importance as the liauol
problem. Thetretfic In alcoholic bey
erages has become the greatest enemy
| Of the home. church and State, Nc
other reform of any importance car
he permanently settled until this gres1
Eeyil Is destroyed. The almost whole
sale corruption Of voters, the pollu
ton Of the ballot box, can be traced
|asrsctiy 10 the influence of the saloon
tn I. american politics.
II the local. State and national GOV
ernInents OF our nation are put into
the hands OF sober citizens. the PEG
PIE can Test assured that all otheI
questions, as well as the prohibition
of the liquor traffic. will be settled ii
the interest Of justice, and for the very
best well-belng Of the great masses o.
people.
Not less than 100000 are spent an
naagIy in the saloons IF Marion coun
ty. This vast expenditure of money
Is an intolerable burden upon every
honest industry! On an average, for
ty families must he deprived Of the
full measure Of the necessities and
comforts Of life to support one saloon
keepers family, This is in no sense
pf. the term Of Square Deal" and the
Prohibition party stands uneqiyocaI
NJ against the policy of the Rerlbli
can and Democratic parties, which
permits this unfair. unChristian and
thieving system to enrich the few a
the expense Of the many. If we are
to have the best and highest prosper
ity, the money now wasted in the ba'
rooms should be diverted into the
channels of bread. clothing, shoe, fur
ntture and ether honest and legltI
mate markets.
Vote the Prohibition ticket straight
oa tuesday, November 6th,. and usher
ia such an era of prosperity as We
have never before enjoyed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-05
Court News

Robert L. Cunningham VS.. George
W. MILAN. Circuit Court, in assump
Sit; November rules. Meredith and
Meredith counsel for plaintiff.
Robert l.. Cunningham vs.. John J
Martin ct al, Circuit Court, in as
sumpsit; November rules. ]. A. Mere
dlth counsel for plaintiff.
orie Martin VS.. Fairmont Coal Com
pany, Circuit Court, in chancery; NO
ycmber rules. Ogden and Ogden codn
sci for plaintiff.
William Wells VS., syvanus L. Wat
son, Circuit Court, case; November
rules. T. n. Paris, counsel for plain
tlF.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-05

Mrs Ellen Smith. Of claritsburg
spent Sunday in the city as the guess
Of her daughter. Miss Mollie Va
Smith, Of the woman's Hail.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Nuzum, o.
cIarkburg, and niece, Miss Mary Lee
Ryan, Of Denver. Col, spent Saturday
and Sunday here the guests of Mrs
In. A. Nuzum, on Locust avenue and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Sample on Fair
mont avenue.
Miss Virginia Fleming returned
home last night from Baltimore where
she had been since the burning OF hei
fathers summer some, oak Hall, neal
Oakland, Md.
State Superintendent, T. G. MilleI
is spending few days in the city ant
vicinity. He went to shInnston this
afternoon to make an address on the
High school question tonight.
Mrs. James Hurry and mother, Mrs
wiseman, of Bridgeport, are the guests
of Mr. Jim Wiseman and family OF
Maple avenue.
Mrs. Shay and Mrs. Google. of Key
ser, have come here to spend the win
Ter. They are at the home of Mrs. T
w. Fleming on Walnut avenue.
Frank England. of covington, va.
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Lena Hamilton spent Sunday
with friends in Warrington.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Grant, o.
Grafton, spent Sunday here the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Leh
man.
Mrs. Frank Conway is the CUES
Of friends in Barrackvle.
Mrs. F. c. Fisher and son, Arthur
Of shlnnston. have been the guests o
relatives here for several days. Mr.
and Mrs. Fisher expect to move t
FairmOnt within a few weeks.
Gov. A. B. Fleming left last night foI
Charleston on a business visit.
Mrs. c. NJ. shinn, Of Washington. y
c., arrived here last night and is the
guest of her mother Mrs. Martha
Fleming, on Main street.
Mr. ]. S. Childs and son Ralph, o
Washington. D. c.. are the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hennen, OF
Fourth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, of Clarks
burg, spent Sunday with friends here
They returned home this afternoon.
Miss jeanette Robinson spent Sun
day at her home at Darrackvllle.
Ivan Robey came in last night from
Wheeling to spend few days witt
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ro
hey.
DR.. E. N. Eddy spent Sunday Will
relatives at Cross Roads.
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Deeds Recorded.

Deed dated November /. 1906; 81
Holt Morris ct Tx, to Anna M. Davis
lot in Fourth ward; consideration
sl,75O.
Deed lated October c, 1906; B. R
snider ct ux. to Turner L. sturm, par
eel Of real estate; consideration. $lOO
Deed dated October 20, 1906; Lu
Their Fleming ct ux. to John NJ
Thrach, lot in Pennington; consider;
alton, $500.
Deed dated July 9, 1906; John o
Payne ct ux. TO Matte Baker, lot In
Clayton addition, Warrington; con
sheraton, $1,000,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-05
rr.n,nr car,ht BY Car.

Thomas Jones, tr&pper az &oaon'
gah mine So. $, was ran down BY a
mine car this morning. The accident
occurred about $50 o'clock. The I'M
fortunate boy had his left leg almost
cut off. He was brought to Ibis city
on car No Sc. At Jefferson street the
car was met by the Miners hospital
ambulance. Jones was conveyed to
TINT institution for treatment
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-05

disease. He was forty-thne years
of age and was unmarried, The re.
mains were taken to clarksburg this
morning where services were held in
the Catholic Church Immediately aft
er their arrival. Undertaken R. i.
Cunningham had charge Of the al.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-05

Tho West virglnian bargain offer.
expires November 6. Don't let the
date pass without getting on our sIi'''
ser gtion list at the reduced rate
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CHARLES noTrs
i EaIrvIew on Saturday ano
Mas Buried Yesterday.

y IT Edszis B1tts died on Saturday.
= II his home at FairvIew
~ atss Of consumption. he
Fs years q age and Is sui.
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Get in on the ground floor ana sub.
scribe for the West yirginian while
the bargain offer is on. 1t will sx'
pire the 9Th Of November.
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lylved by his wife and one child. Fu-
neral services we're held on Sunday
afternoon and were in charge of I'm
dertaken R. l.. Cunningham.
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Winifred c. RAIDER and Minnie E
Johnson.
Thomas sonosM and Victoria Mid
aInkicurce.
Ferdmanda Albenese and Maria
Raschella.
Fenton l.. Daughorty and Minnie
Clark.
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WHAT THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES STAND FOR

all the repeal
ana the been accomplished eNNn@ and n@dJuSng the tax bur
they is
am
thu Of
o hear burden
hcm
grnnd&t will drive them from the State
nonhpe
they favor the reduction OF Ill Fanro and other
E1
sO Wet Voters
thu Saik the
from TO
on Virginia?
Rshorh Democ Jatc OF
il
Democrats liberal
Republicans
the the Republicans would be tmnped foot
eDenocM note on a
they Mr.
lin COmwN
should Riley
puh
these
will Establishments
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Mononaah Man Dead.

Mr.. Patrick Killeen, Of Monongah,
died on Sunday at Cook Hospital at.
or an Illness from q complication Of
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Renew your subscription while the
bargain offer is on. See to-day's pa.
per.
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THE WEATHER.
Warmer Tomorrow.

Subscribe for the West Virginian
while you get it at bargain prices. See
I'D in to.day's paper.
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VIII Continue Two Weeks

A GU and your friends are cordayinvted to join our
& lD Free Embroidery Glass, which, beginning Monday
$500 next will meet every day for two weeks on the
Carpet Floor This gives you the opportunity not to be had
elsewhere of learning misunderstanding wokwithout charge
whatever to yo 1t isn't necessary for you to buy your
material here all you have do to set the hour most con-
Eenent for you to come bring buy your materials and
Miss Block will do the rest Seats will be provided big
airy Carpet Floor and you hour spent here each
day will be spent well.
Lessons absolutely Free.
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RANDA Ii
To Whom This May
Concern:
A Few Suggestions

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the best for less.
Buy the Graduated brand for Mem.
Buy Mrs. Jane Hopkins boy proof
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Buy the best shoes that's Kept IIr
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Buy the best hats that you lind q
the State.
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