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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-05
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Mrs. E. Gregg Of New York and
Mrs. Lantermsn OF Chicago, who have
been the guests Of Mrs, De, EobH and
Mrs. L. L Sandbo.n tnr sevrsal v.rk-
left for III" Nr''H y,s'rt'-I. ley
we're we'll pleased with Gainesville.
] +. Townsend or Rex, one OF the
valued members OF the Board Of Coun.
ty Commissioner after having at.
tended the regular monthly meeting OF
the board, returned TO his home yester-
day. Mr.. Townsend has made faith
fol and efficient servant 10 his con-
stituents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Richardson OF
Jacksonville are rejoicing over the ad.
vent Of ten pound boy, which came
to bless their home on Tuesday. Mr..
Richardson, who is experimenting the
work on the University buildings here,
. has many friends in this section who
will congratulate him upon this ad-
edition.
8. H. Benjamin, for many years q
prominent business man OF Micanopy,
but now residing in Paterson, n. j.,
was in the city yesterday. He has
been at Micsnopy for several days on
visit to his family, who are still there.
They expect to leave in abort time
for their new home, however, and will
be missed by their friends,
There will be fine musical and lit.
erary program at the entertainment
OF the Rebekahs on Friday night, Ice
cream and cake will be served, and
lunchee put up in packages will be cold
to the highest bidder. You buy your
lunch and then have the pleasure OF
buying at auction a bl0thing partner
OF the feminine percussion to enjoy
the rcpast with you. There will be
some choice bargains.
NJ NJ Clyatt Of Otter Creek, one
OF the most successful merchants in
Levy county, was a business visitor TO
this ely yesterday Mr. Clyatt states
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
tInbIt.lor11ing Medlcines.

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q the eq;eelled pstei1i ne9lsllls es,;l
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
.EAIRMoNT. AN E1AMpLE.

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The Grafton Sentinel pays a compli.
ment to the huatIing qualities Of Fair.
3mont's manner ofsdoing things in the
following:
The success attendant upon the eff
forts Of our Fairmont neighbors in
negotiating loan for the eonstruc-
don Of the Fairmont and Warrington
trolley car line shows how easily the
money for such enterprises can be Sc.
cured when the effort is made. There
are millions Of money in this country
seeking investments. and as a result
any industrial enterprise that can
show anything like a reasonable pos,
pect of proving profitable can got all
the financial aid necessary If It is
gone at right. The proposed street
car system for Grafton coall be sue
cessfully put into operation II 1t was
taken in hand under competent man
agement and the project properly for,
INFLATED and presented to the dnan.
cial world. A car line coull De- made
to pay in the opinion Of many practi-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

A NATIONAL QUESTION.
NEW TOWER

The citizens first duty Is to bis
country rather than to tho State OF
county. He Is an American citizen
and Is proud oft. The civil war shat
tered States rights. Our .escue Of
Cuba demonstrated that the Yankees
patriotism and love Of Justice reached
even beyond the nations bounds,
Christ died to save tho world, not a
commonwealth or city. Village no.li-
cense and county option are good. TOO
often, however, they make us selfish
and oblIyious TO our struggling brother
beyond the corporation or county line.
The rum tratRc Is the nations great.
est enemy ills not q local evil, In,
fact, the entire world stands aghast
while ~ tighteHs itss grip upcnits VIC
Inns ot every race on the lobe, Hefs,i
since when cong ayelit law
ttils rscognitioa, dis idunaset
8tehdilg gainediin powetS until itosday
L not only coaToIs natlenal politics.
but threatens the very NE ~ The
government. Senator Henri wilson
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
Ia Io1 EoREIoN .cAPITAL.

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The FarkeFsburg State journal Is
again en- ged IN one Of its numerous
consefaattons through its high crown
"a elapeau This time the discussion
is OYER the bringing Of outside men
and money into the State. We would
HE to ask tie State Journal what
would rketsbrrg ever have amount.
ca % Ind Il depended on its own cap.
tailor yelopments Fairmont gladly
Welcomes men q means from any
point X die compass. They soon be-
come loyal citizens and help boost our
institution. WHAT are we getting from
our coal ~ and gssY If the State
5oumal town could have just one
months erience With the pay rolls
IF Fairmons,s numerous cna' co;npan-
ies u wouldn't ask such a question.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
ABOUT THE NEW TOWN.
editor West Yirginian:

Editor West virginian:
AS I am o resident aid a property
owner in the south portion Of our city,
Just out Of the corporation, and in that
part which they are talking of incor-
porating in order not to be taken in
the city Of Fairmont, think | should
be entitled to my views and cffer a
few suggestions:
In the first place, the name Of the
new town is of much importance, and
/ have given the matter some thought
and / have decided on the name OF
Kicker's Bluff, which is, I think. very
suggestive, as well as very aoproprt'
ate. The next most important factor
is the mayor This selection, | must
confess, has given me more worry
than the name Of the new burg. But
in looking over the field | hntl enc OF
good reputation and character in the
person Of Mr., Pay NoTax.
He owns much property ana is q
good man. Next, but not least, would
be a recorder and i would name Mr..
Remote Backnumber, n man Of very
great integrity Next Is the council
mon, who are Jim DonothIng. Sam
stayout and George stinginess. For
street commissioner we have Jacob
Nostreet and we will need no water
commissioner as we viii have license
and all drink beer.
This new town will have many re-
sources and industries. There are
three large (O groceries, a teca mill
ana q cemetery, and there should be
a good crematory, as well as . good
hospital with corps Of good surgeons,
who understand how to bore for the
also how to cure The Moss
Back. Yours,
NEW TOWER"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

in the early sixties, in a speech before
the Senate. warned the people against
this awful foe, The solemn warning
went unheeded and The internal reye;
nue. bill became Law. We sowed
to the wind and nov reap a Whitl.
wind of crime, desOlation, and death
that lstappalting.
Uncle Sam reaches out Ills protect
ing folds into every State, giving aid
and comfort to this enemy. Every dis.
tlllery, brewery and saloon must have
a federal license before their doors
can swing back and open for trade.
Uncle Sam last year collected siGs, OtlO,.
900 blood money-from this
vile Institution. All Of us shared in
the profits, as this vast sum went In
to the treasury Of the American gov
ernmcntal corporation Of which We
are all voting stockholders. The Pres.
ldent and hoard Of directors (mem.
beers Of Congress) have full power to
say whether intoxicating liquor may
be imported into this country, whether
the sale and manufacture Of rum shall
be permitted in the terr;torities, &C.
quired possessions, and the District
Of Columbia. They have the power to
abolish the army canteen and 70 cur.
tail the business in many cther re-
spect8. The key Of every d!stlllery
and brewery is practically in tho
hands Of Uncle Sam, and he Is the
biggest partner in the concern. The
evil Is entrenched behind federal
law, and can never DO driven from the
land until there Is change Of the
governments policy enacted into law.
Who is Uncle sam2 It 1t not plain
to soc that the government Is made
up Of individuals? The viii Of the
majority Of these stockholders is the
pollcyln force. For thirty years thous.
ands Of Christian citiseus have been
voting for license. They dll not mean
to approve Of the legalIzed rum chops,
but how Is the government to know
thai we are against the partnership in.
the liquor business unless we say SO
at the ballot box? That Is tho only
place where the clifton can give ex.
preston to his wishes an government
tai affairs, The whiakey tlaaic lives
by tho votes Of Christian men. With.
The Church vote" solidly srrayed
againstit, every foul.snelllng brewery
and saloon would be closed forever,
How then can we escape Individual
unless at every oportun.
Ity we protest against our country's
manufacturing drunkards and gather.
ing in blood money from the victims
II the cursor az can never be legal.
zeds without sin, and oa the Judgment
10y geiWill have to answer tof our
,artlinssustelning tltis; ihlapitys which
ssthslstsatss basfie 8ithe adyapces
aent of ehFists llipgdCm
ALcNzo u wfLsoS
Reai news While IT islnews IN tic
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
go. AZ n HospitaI.

B. II. Hite, OF the Experiment sta
ton, left yesterday IL company with
Director James H. Stewart for Bait.
more, where he will enter Johns Hos
.pital for treatment Nj. Hite has been
i'll fortwo weeks. Saturday his ply.
slclan stated that he had symptoms
of typhoid fever. MI, IIite tmmedia.
tely stated that he wished 70 be taken
to the above mentioned hospital. Mrs.
Hite will leave for Baltimore within .
few days. Morgantova Post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
AZ Extra charpe Given.

Judge Mason gave the grand jury
an extra charge this morning in which
he directed the clerk Of the Jury to
keep record Of the evidence brought
before II. This indicates that sonSI
perjury cases may soon be tried 10
our courts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
COURT NEWS ::
Deeds Recorded.

Deeds Recorded.
Deed dated February 20, 1906; VII.
liam Cross ct al. to G. A. saoigrass
ct al, privilege to mine Plttsburg vein
Of coal under 100 acres Of land on
Dudley fork Of Flat run consideration,
one dollar
Deed dated March 3, 190O; GEinnte
snodgrass TO G.. A. snodgraas ct al,
Pittsburg vein Of coal under ore acre
Of land on lewellyn's fork ofFlat run,
In Warrington district consideration
|;one dollar.
Deed dated February ~ 1900: sa-
rah p, Layman and husband to chas.
c. Robb, parcel Of land in First ward;
consideration, $1,000.
Deed date,l March l, 1906 ". z.
Ward ct ux. to Jacob 9. KerDs ct al,
part of two lots on Walnut avenue,
consideration, $500.
Deed dated March 5 1906; sarp5
FLORENCE Koon. guardian q Darltp r.
Koon and special commisa npr, 20 We
Fairmont Coal Gomabny two pal a!s
OF land on West Fork rtyer; cons;i!o.s
alton, $sl8
Deed dated June ii, lS9E; Gncrse
l.. Furbee ct ux. TO Lucinda Masters.
two small parcels on ryl,'S FOX
creek near Warrington; cinsilara
ton, sos,
Deed dated May IS, 1905; chaF'ss
E. Youst ct ux, to J. L. Masters. l,lt
eel Of land lying on the Bsltimore anil
Ohio railroad near ManuIngldn; con.
slderation, $3.50,
Deed dated March 1. 1905 6. y.
snodgrass 81 al. to GeorsG D.. FurDee,
the Pittsburg vein of coai under three
parcels Of land and tho mining priv
ileges for mining the same: considera-
tion, one dollar and other constlert-
ton.
Deed dated March 2, 1866; Lucinda
Masters and husband 70 Gcurge l..
Furbee, tho PIttsburg vein Of coal I'M
der three parcels of land with the
mining privileges; consideration. ore
dollar.
Deed dated March 2 10OG; $. =.
Phillips ct uxs to George Ii Furbee,
the Pittsbprg vein Of coal Under a par.
Gel Of land with mining privileges;
consideration, one dollar.
Deed dated March 2, 1876; Iyenora
Darrack and husband to Gerge L.
Furbee, the Plttsburg vein Of coaI I'M.
der a parcel Of land with mining priv
ileges; consideration, one SOLAR,
Deed dated February "a, 1895; w.
9. Hunter ct al. to George l., Furbee,
the mining rights 70 remoyesthe coal
under IA lots in the George L. Fur.
bee Addition to the town Of Manning.
ton: consideration, one dollar.
Marriage License.
Wayman 3, Wilt and Martha ,1,|
Hartley.
Report Of Commissioner,
In the cause Of Susan Dancer Va.
Eugene B. Nuzum ct Al. the report Of
B. L. and s. II, Butcher, special com.
missioners, was filed. The report was
and dropped from tho dock.
Of,
In the causeot John F. Conway, ad.
nlnlstrator, vs.. Nellie FLOYD 81 al. in
Dhancery. Special Commissioner John
4, Lehman prepared a report Of The
sale Of q part Of the real estate; Q de-
sree was entered confirming tho re-
port and directing q sale Of the rtr
Of the real estate.
I In the cause3ofS B, p. Blackshsfo VI;
/ N, Ashcratt et "a, defendants tiesI
hurried TO lie blil ~ complain8
hlthe cause q aslEf Clofeace5 lSo5n |
u: SpaFlle the piaintsll petlionsd
he court to decree the sale ot tVol
,afroia al ihnA tf I.innnln dhlrinf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

"Doc~ Bailey will have a better idea
Of what the people think Of him on The.
eve Of St Patrick's day Than he ever
had the opportunity Of moving be'
fore,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

II the Marion county grand jury re
mains in session for two months, as!
expected, that will be a good time for
Falrmont's rival, clarksburg, 70 have
a census taken Of Marion's metropo-
lis. -Parkersburg Dispatch News
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06
rhe ,Vest vlr5bian 8 Delivered ~.

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The west Ylreptan tyIered ~,
carriers 70 ~ patts % the city and liy
me nenr-by town 4 single copy.
e missed, nollfy IS d once 80 that
aa investigation tnay he made.
The West visgluian e for sale a
ne following plaees:
A.. e. Martln's book store, Main g
Clyde flclts cigarI store, Main 81.
Kinkead's news stand lain street!
Memers confectionery, opposite
Watson Hotel
Yost piiliard Rariors, airnlone
avenue.
A. Merrlnelds store. Locust avenue
chilson'a News stand opposite
Opera HOUSE,
Jw. ofTa news stand, Monongaa'
Claude Eliggihbothan1 Company
store. Watson (
Fred Har contecd cnery. Water
street. First Nards
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

From the way the dry dock, Dewey.
Is swashing out about and becoming
water logged in theiAtlantic tits prob.
able that 1t win be q wet dock by
thettme IT is locked ut IFS destina-
tion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

The grand Jurors are SOARING no
palns 10 find out who have been break
ling the laws. TIER report is being
awaited with a great deal Of interest
'by the general public and some indi-
viduals.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

The Wess ytgtnla1 daily and q
weekly. Is enterediih nc stetaee Ct
Falrmonl. ". va b second class mail
matter s.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

Count Boni castellans says that
hereafter he intends to be good. 1t
is probable that he will also be lone
some, but be will save money.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

GEO. NJ. JAcoHsi sresldens!
uyaoN cAHLEroN q olls Edttot...
1. NJ. DAVIS. aeslnsss .l.a1nlass !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

pOueleHco Daily EXCEPT eUNoAs
NJ rnE
fairmons West virsipian Publish
ing Company
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

ii seems pretty hard to GET tie
steam up over the city election. The
people seem to have decide Ell TO shct
Eliza Arnett and The straight Repnb
iican couhcllmanic ticket aud .Eey
are not making maclI fuss about i.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

77-T-W0 q '0VT171'.l55 D 81
rally. one yeur.... NV
Dslly. six months, Y " n
Daily. three months.
Weekly, one yer. lsg =,
Weekly. six months 5s y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-06

mi persons IN thls torn iast D. ven
asla is paying intEetrsnor slish q
rod when folioRed IN " ogtsiiie cor.
aeSsion would 81 i Fene -
E8IT GRoJ NDBoe 80 OR ROBIN
"A patron of he ives rlrginiaa ~
formed us this mofntn tlsat Tie rob
ias have come and that lis heart was
inside elad by their stirring music this
morning Robins and making
time are always Welcome. but really
tie winter has been so mild that We
can hardly think Of tie approach Of
spring yet 4 <. n & i,=
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-25
1000 HORSES BOUGHT
Cuba Has Also Purchased IS Rap.
ID FIrers and $4,000 Rifles.
REBELLION Has COST $4,000
Government Troops Unable to Cope
With the Situation In San Juan de
MISUNDERSTANDING Son Joins tho
Recruto-Fisht Near Havana.
(By. AssocIaied Press,

HAVANA. CUBA, Aug. 24.-Coio
mel Jose EstrampGs with forty five
recruits from Havana was fired upon
by eighty insurgents ambushed behind
a wall near Guinez. The recruits
we're routed and three of them we're
killed and si& wounded
Word has been received hero from
Santiago that General Jesus Rabi with
1000 veterans will como To the Vuelta
Abalo to help put down the insurrec.
ton.
The governments extra expenses
since August 10 have been $270;00O.
The government. IL Is understood
has sent to Texas to buy 1000 horses
for the army. II has already bought
Bon horses here.
The government has cabled to Gen.
eral Ruiz Rivera, minister to Central
and Sonht American countries. to re.
turn Immediately to Cuba.
There is grave doubt II the force OF
Government troops now at San Juan
de Martinez would be able to With
stand an attack by the forces of Pine
Guerra.
The city council today appropriated
$4,000 for the support OF the city mi
litia. of which there are two divisions
the interior and the exterior, under
command of General Sanchez Agra.
monte.
The government announces that the
steamer Mexico. which will sail from
New FORK on Saturday, will bring
eighteen rapid fire guns. 10000 Lee
rifles.
Tomas Estrada Palma Jr.. Joined
the Havana city militia today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-25

members Of Company &C." Twenty
fifth Infantry:
Sergeant w. o. Bower, Sergeant
George jackson. Corporal David Pow
oil. Corporal Madison. Privatcs John
Holloman, j. IL. Howard, j. H..
Howard, j. II. Newton, Oscar w.
Reed aud J. II. Askow, oil the charge
OF being the principals IN the recent
raid which resulted In the killing of II
citizen and the woundlng Of the lieu.
tenant of police.
This morning after all preparations
had boon made for the removal OF tho
negro soldiers to Fort Reno. Okln., IL
cipher message was received by Major
Pcnroso directing him to hold the
three corporals pending the arrival OF
General Bell chief OF staff, To make n
thorough investigation. Consequent.
ly there Ii some perturbation.
Tonight there is n renewal OF the
precautions taken to SEQ that none OF
the blacks entcr the town. II has
been determined to ask for special
term of court 10 sit In tho cases.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-25
CONDUCTORS MAKE DEMANDS.
Men on the seaboard Want More Pay
From the Company.
(By Associated Pross.l

NORFOLK. VA, Aug 2i.--Artcr
considering The matter consecutively
Tor five days the representatives of
the Order OF Railway Conductors, TO.
day agreed on n now WACO scale and
presented their demands to Super
intcndcnt Hlx of the Seaboard Air
Line.
Tho amount asked for In the now
scale Is not known officially. but II
Is said, averages from six to eleven
cents more a hour for conductors
figured on tho lengths Of their runs
and number Of hours thcy nre OH du
~. s'"s SO
After presenting the scale To Slip.
Grlntcndent Xix. the conductors dc.
parted for their homes IN the South.
Troy VIII return To Portsmouth IN
about three weeks to receive the re,
port of tn railroad officials.
VI Is stated that because OF the IN
ability of tho conductors to reach mn
agreement In the time specified
which was last Wednesday, the rail-
road officials have fixed no definite
date on watch TO give an answer Ia
the demand for higher wages.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-25
SCRAP TO HONOR BRYAN
Politicians Crowd The Travellers
Out Of The Game.
BOSSES CONTROL The FUNCTION
Mack, of Buffalo, and Few Other Big
Guns In the Party. Are Managing
the Affair Much to the Disgust Of
the Antitrust League.
tBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Harry w
Walker, who has had an active part
In arranging the reception to be given
to William j. Bryan by the CONNER
clal Travellers Antitrust League on
August 30. today gave out a state.
ment to the effect that politicians,
headed by Alexander Troup of New
Haven. Conn. and Norman e. Mack,
of Buffalo, are trying to control the
movement and that the league will
control the arrangements for the re.
ception even IL It has to tell the poll.
ticians to retire.
Mr.. Bryan accepted the invitation
from the Commercial Travellers Anti.
Trust League" said Mr.. Walker
and we think that he will appear
there as stated. I"
Mr.. Mack who is the Democratic
national committeeman from this
State, said. in reply to the statement
that there Is popular impression
that the Bryan reception is political
affair and that MIR. Bryan regards II
that way.
Why shouldn't the politicians take
part In it?" he asked.
Mr.. Mack said he ia not making
trouble In the committee and that
there is no talk of Hearst In the ar.
rangements.