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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-11
led ADS
MISCELLANEOUS.

B. O. PAULSNESS
=. Plumbing, Steam and Hot water FL.
tmg. Pumps and Windmills. Sewer
and Water Works Contractor. LEAD
ana Iron Pipe and Fittings. Brass
Goods, Sewer Pipe, Hose, etc.
GRAND FORKS, N. OAK.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

g''l oi light had ..,mr among H..
bringing m'-,agc "f g'"l cheer.
IL" j, rich 10 hr, EXPERIENCES. rich
~ hi- thought. and .Nr,-el.u.
rich in .,sd Wurd- and work.
r. Or john u Pager, "f
Louisville. md tn Rev. Dr.
Wharf { halt rm"r,.. will b"
here u February Dr. Eag.r IA.
Ter twenty YEAR, mi--I"uury 6"
Ital, llc ..,.d chiefly iu Rome.
aud Florence u. va, -cut rH"r.
hy ~uuih.ru EaIi t. Tw" "l
hI> Nri HER ar. mn -irr- 100 th"
southland. 4. tire, ar" dI-tIu-
gulsh-d m-u Dr. La-.r huuv.
ltalV LIKE 70 ,.uk IT,, 70 iamII ar
With o., HISTORY. q, pruhi,m-. t,
..ndrirr, liz Nl'. hrIn. Z. uur
student 90. tr1-ur.- ul WI-,ium
that ha,' i,yn gath. r,d durn-
twenty wear, ct harl Iau"r Dr..
Wharton l. a hu.. uh"l'--uu..,d
phi'Hnthropi,' preacher r'.,.,aI-
- IT, l1.> hl, '.llua m.u ~.
tells then. 'u,. story Il the yer
.a-rIng s"-l, With a tongue ct
"i-Iu"u"r.
>lets'n lua,r.ity I"y- 1ud
girls graf 3 apprr' al. their
PrI,ileg" 10 h"arug mru .Iac
llrr-"u. GRAY. ~pIlImau. Clark
:, mOur. Eager AMI Wharton.
u "a rare tr.af Co. held fellow -
-h.p with m,u of action. with
m.u Of iI"ugh, ard power I'm"
cot IT,. lr--t lessons Il lI.r are
.rarn'-l icy ,lmpl" rrutart with
o.. h"r,rs Wio ar making Boo.
tory. Ih'--c men ar" making %.
u"t "n the hath. field. bat ia the
forum # Ira'e..
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

I.,dic Dict i"uary. 80 ~ fi,r nam.
moth volumes.
THE puddle library vas the re.
'ciweut If Chamb.rs' Cyrlop'dis,
.Ii, from St"t-"n University.
~ uI"h = highly appreciated ~
the PATRONS If the library.
Mayor Hopkins persists in
-tr'-r improvements. The side.
walks have been graded up With
-and AMI ar how being treated
tee lr.--h covering e shell.
Tie. llttl. mild faced old man
vii" ha- shared popularity SIId
trrbulati"u in thi, city ~ = lar.
iar. folded hls wardrobe Abd
silently stole away. hy the request
Of tie marshal H. w-nt D. San.
ford
Mr.. &. d PeltUn and mother,
Mr. Whitn'y. vent Friday &"
Puuta Guria e. visit their bruth-T
anal srn.
Nr Hic"N -old hIs yrol outfit
." Del.aud parties NhO moved u
uut e town lie Vas denied the
privilege Il keeping the PSl
alley nl'-u "n SUNDAYS, aud rs
Lake ll,.l-uit-s ar p-o busy to
play We"k day. ihr Proprietor
concluded {" iI-I-'-e q ia" tiG-
tur.-.
Nr lirazcau ha- hi. iinr u-~
r.-rd-u,, uu Eur.Id ayruur nearly
finished ia the -Nt.ri"r.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
LAKE HELEN.


I wv NiN.tt'AflA'H
Thu city j. without AL. :"
Little demand ha- been made fer
II pi late that M" building hu-
l,r"u r"ny-Tt-d int" a home for
To" a"'t,lenr ga plant. vhlrh
. vii furnish about THIRTY -tr, II
.-Ni-. and o. the citizen, d.,ir"
/ % m rhcIT r..,Id. NEE u h,a,I.r
mr'hIn' vii, l.c ..,tahl shed later
III. pipes are al iaId and th.
lI-ht, viii %" Lurrug Thu week.
N"-~r- Audru- and Brown, Win
have hat rharg.. u' the work are
rl-tler,.
city Marshal Rot O., carry.
ing mur. h.uurs than th. aNrrag"
mdn dual IT, ha. RECENTLY La-.u
appointed d"puty sheriff aud
gam. warden.
Th. ~plrltuali-t "ampme'.ting
-, -,
.n
The Baptist church Ma vel
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

/ stNNtA Nesfsssestt@TatN
The Church Tea Friday after
n"On Was a graf surces-. Mrs
4. II. Meeker vas hostess, ally
assisted by Miss A. D.. Ge"rg-.
Mr.. DurraBre's laFg.. sch~HrrI
yarht left Nith u larg,. party ~
ls'ard fer u cruise as lar A. Key
West.
The entertainment Friday night
Nas n succ'-ss. RplgrN,Ssl Hall
was crowded.
Mrs. N.C. Sa,ag- cam- ur from
Palm B'-arh Saturday.
Mr. Joseph M"rl"rd ha, tl,.
frame Of his hauSe up.
DT. Dufois. mr. "f eur sch.-,l
TRUSTEES, went over /" b'.lan'l T.,
attend the meeting Of the S.-ln-,l
ls"ard. Miss DulB"ls accompanied
her hTutheT. thu d's.toF. airl will
visit friends in n.l.and.
Mr.. D'n Morris Wa ~ town
Sunday afternH'n With a part y of
friends 10 his auionrbil-.
Mr.. Rik-man. Who cam. here
With hi Nife alp,ut tW" months
sgn. left SUNDAY fer Cincinnati
t. take charge If a government
"fice. Mr. Rik-mAn j. n who'll
snuled gentleman and made l"t-
oi friends during his sh"rt stay
Mrs. Rikemah will remain Nth
her uncle until spring, Wh"u shr
will go to Mr.. Rikeman.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hamilton and
their little girl are rNI--ted this
week from Dream Grove, Y. ].
They expect 9" ,P-nd \ m"nth
with their ancle and aunt. Nr.
and Mrs. Joseph Whit. at their
D., Autiful hnme ia thu s.,uth part
nf p"rt Orange.
Friday Mr.. MilbuTu r,c-iyrd
trio of the cel-hrat-d Ghite err
Pingt"n fowls.
Miss T"mpkiR- &c N-w York i
visiting Mrs. anal Miss DuBnls al
their winter hOnl- an h. hanks
IT the Halifax.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
mas. POST FOUSB GuILTI.
seHiearrd 10 PaJ . FiHs sF sSe0 aad
SeTVs 90 Days IN Iaii.

At the Cnit.d States court in
Jacks"nN ILL ia Saturday, Helen
NIlmans-lI'sI was r,,nv ict.-d 1T
using b. mails furfrau,lul-nt pur
lS's's 10y representing Z" cure by
''aiiss-iit tr-atm-ni' and Vas s..n-
tened Z" pay u fine of sJD aud
c''st- AMI serve ~ days in the
DuNal rOunty Jail. IT, passing
s'.ni"nc", Judge B.,arman said :
Il haN" n"Pue-t iun in my mind
a. {" your guilt. have "a" doubt
that YEA arr an imIS'st..r. lrrausr
y"u brram" criminal 10 using the
mails ' Judge Buarman c,,n-
i,nu''l hy saying that lIe believed
thu defendant : ~clcm- "riginat
III 90 had faith aud that IL was
clear that tn iurys finding vas
c"fTt'"l. H. Touched "ltHlu"ntlv
uP'n the majesty and the p"Wer
uf the Law. and the VlndicaiIon "i
that la.
III nay Judgment would vim
dIcate me. would l.aV- of the
jail ~entencr. The jail s..nt-ne-
., InIIS's'-d Ia sl,"N that thu laW
j. bigger and greater than men
ami Nunru."
Hrs Post j. - YEAR IL age.
The case will l'e apI-al'-i o. thu
Court 81 App-al- AMI pr"pably to
thu Suprem" Court Of thu United
States.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

ScTibbl.-s Nhy do yOu think
FahnimaB has bat Ii,Il' s-a-e Of
humOr-
DribbI-s B~sass- b, reads all his
JOkes to his Sifs.
side being I-.aHti.-s 3" hS,k nc,
and y"u kn"w they must have
Isen Alnost p--rf--s.
10 certainly Was . very spPo-
pratt thing f"r Mr.. Painter Ia
so, to dnnate such a fin- l-'X OF
premium Orangss gr"wR ia Flor.
ida.
I este-m President R"n--vrlt
very highly. I'ut deserve u" cr-lit
f.S thu shipment Of oranges.
i"ur. very truly,
W. q. STOEELY.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
the md ~ THE WORLD

Of troubles that roblrd 4. n wolfe.
Of Hear Grove, Ia, of all u-cfulnes-,
cane Uhen be bcgan taking Electric
Bittera he uTites: ''TUO years ago
KIaney tFoabie caused ne great suarr.
iaR, whlrh ! uomld never have sur
ViVed had not tzkes Electric Bittera
They Also Cured ne Of General Debil-
ity. = sure cure fOT all stomach. Liver
ana Kianey complaints. Blood dis-
eases, Headache, Dizziness and Weak
ness or bodily decline. Price soc.
Guaranteed 81 al druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
Editor Tin,.--l MIN :


Kindly e"rrS-t ~rrr ia this
niorning'- issue of y"ur paper re-
lati,- tea lax &c oranges sent
Pn-.i.I.nt Is.S's-velt.
Tie oranges referred Ia we're
d.. It'd aud shipped by Mr.. h.
a.. ainter, VIM deserves all thu
err 4.
Tie Oranges d"nated were
grown by Mr.. J. =. Mace Of Lake
Helm, Fla., which Sere sent tO
the Pure f,-'d Exposition to cam.
y &c for and secured the premium
Il slO0 in gold (abOye many cum
petitOrsD offered by Mr.. 4. %.
Painter for the finest oranges
grown With his Painter Fertilizer.
Mr.. Painter asked me il I would
donate one Of my patent fruit
crates g. ship the oranges in,
which I did, and this Was al !
had 81 do with 10.
The I76 Oranges sent President
Roosevelt weighed - pounds. BE-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
mn RINGwoRw

T Lu'as WingO. NJ urites.
April -. i,sSs: ''FOT IL To - years had
Ucsn Afflicted with a malady kR0sa
a. the It,h'. The itching Was most
unbcarable ! had tried for years -
ind relief. having tried ali remedies l
could hear Of, besides a number ~
doctors. si.h TO state that one siRg ls
application ~ Ballard's SnOs Lini.
ncnt cured me completely and PeTma-
neatly Since then ] have used the
.Iniment on too separate OccssiOns
foT ring Sorm and "a cured complete
Is. a. III, and slGo Sold 6y TIE
l.umlry Pharmacy
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
I.i,,I.. thar N-.ni MrII.

% hapPeaed dUrins IL" >I--lliur
lesson Ia 49, VI the BiddefuId 80
mar, s~hS,.Is. The t~srhsT told Ih"
memberS Of the class tO ~ie;l ihs
word HlOito Then she told them
to write a motto and this y ~hai lie
reed ga one ct the >lilss Of ra'+T
handed up to her b. one ai the bo 81:
'-Gs-i. blast our hOnl- l-N istoE
me. Journal
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

"Yoa-." With = rising iha~ciinn.
b-Ean the pOSs.Ssor " = Wing
mind
N, name" Was the car~l..Ss rs-
ply. Is I.aEihes~ %
''Inds,-d. WIZ. Was lis"u To
understand that u vas iiin.S~
oh. that l. mer.l, tn. uom a,
plum~ { 49, Wh-n I Nrii- pale nt
m.-dictus ts-timonials 90 t'uck
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
The Prime. Gi,eu.


JSsk~u'tiir Isns--t uiuu.
The result IT the contest ia the
b.. -. Painter Fertilizer Com.
Iauy's rNhibit t"r the h'.~t OF,
aug-- raised un tr,'-- irrt IliE'-d hy
'he simon Pure Fertilizer Is
a. follows:
First priv, J = Mac. LAX
ll"lrn, sl'O; seruRd priE-, t5O,
IL i-tu-.n W. n. Langley 81
l.argn. u =. Williams Of Rork-
l,,lg-. and &. -. Gall"n uf Cr,s.
cent city: uhlri prize. SIS, III
I,-tM,-.u ". =. Hart 1T Ha~ ks
Park. and & \ BallU~ at Mel
bourne.
IT," winner # hrst prize for
last grapefruit. g. prIZ", Nas
l.. VI. Nrrd"R II Tampa.
Thss -.c"rd pro-. arnt 1" =. ;.
Williams "f Fort ri-rrr. TIN
third prilr va, wa i'y q. :. Ga
var IT Cr.-sr,.ut city Thu Iudg--
acre D. =. Hubbard "l Federal
Point. aud J VI N-rlin e LANE
Park
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
Il.sfus.. Ca.s.., ~ Cured

- ~ 81 nytIfaftIfsTs - fuf vauutH Hf"H % GOO
dlsfla.ssi Issft ssfls e ths var. Than H Ia
,sits 49, - rars sifsfus7--, af1d thai - ~ viu-
e 10 dtiflua rtauus-iif- ttsafnf-- r. rHu-~i -
ths tunaulssi sssnsiittfsn 90 The mas 80 liniuH
~ thr EtI-iashIsu Iuis. Nhfu this 'utE =
iufiaussi sea haNs e r4tals.iuE -t4ud 90 Iul-
I-srfetf hsaFtnE. ant uu'u - 'ri fs'IA
ths-i tsHafus7-s - ths rtstilt. afisi uusf-- ths
inflammation Vau - takru utit ard this Z uis
ftsi ffsf o. 80 uisruial tslisiit irfi bsariuG 81
o. ds-stFtls "a ftsfsstsr uIUe 49, uut - Tea
arr tausssd IS tatarrn. uhfDh H. uthiuE buf
~ iufsms-l Cs,sisiitiun - tts musssus siIrfafs'~
We oil give ttus Hunir-i lkal1f- &c am
tls.s q ls-afu,--s taus.si - gstarrh that can
iiss - eup-d o, HaiIs tatarrh tuu ~-uti
fts tfp-uiaFs-
F.ItHENEN Gtl.. Tuss,i,s %.
~-sii - itruEEtsis -
HaiTs Famiit rila arg thg tnssi.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

piu"r ~ho hs, b--H hEhtinE ~igA
90 india rubb-r ~t-akt l.Ook here.
sai',r. Gull have 20 bring "a, s0uas-
tuiug elise . cant ta'kle this
Matter taffeT . careful rNamina-
ion ui rh' article I'm ,-Ty s0rI,.
,lr bat ,aHi takr % ba.k ,Og 20
J,ui o. Judge
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

VIII yOa ~ my ~ife. Ga"'i-
VeTc."
Ma. charles think far ton
mprh ~ you for that still SsHt
y0ur friendship 1T me b. war
si-noETaphsr. That u the OnlS az
in Which . saR Sabmit 10 mah'- DIR
talion. Cinrinnati COmmeTrisl-Tri-
hnnr
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
Points Near lDel.aHd

Uruuud. 80 mIIr-
lluVtuua, - mlie-
GicuN'-sl, Il mii--
Brr,-iori. . miles
Enterprise. - mile
Lake Helen. Il miles
Orang, City, u miles
Port Orang'.. 81 mll'-
Blu" Springs. mile
Aquatic club. ! mII'--
Highland Park, I mile
'ir',n SPRING, ! ! mIlc-
H. Lon SpTiug-. g mile
Ca-~adaga camp, : mll--
lake W lnn"ml--ett, . mules
p~Tf~,t Mineral Spring. Gmil.s
t;ulf Gruunds, . hlurk- from Inn
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
THE PRESIBENT'S SRASGES.
We're Issaai~d and Shippes - Mr..
A.. %. PaiHter Il IarksssViiie.

NNNN N3s9aAN@ 80 W.
O.. a. PaiHlsT Il Iarkssssiiie.
I..k-ra,iIi. Tias-i ness.
o. tn art irl- in Yesterday
Tim,.- man. un,leT the captiuIl
"Fur President l,,Sr-.-yrlt-BON
81 tiue oranges s-nt by W. X.
St"k-ly of ~ Augustine. there
vas 49, intent arm 9" la anyUn- an
injustice. Th- item Was r-e-ived
frum Washington. The follow
ing information 90 regard Ia the
orang,.- VA. rc-iVed fr.tm Mr..
St"k-ly yesterday. aHd u putt
IisIsed that rr,-lit may ~ gwen
L. ~h"m credit l"lung-.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
NJ s.,l ~ i,.sss 80, 80. - %. ,..,.

OrdeTs taken for rutA,rr ,tamp.,
clothes matSinr outfit with indelible
ink, a. cents: numt-cr- ioT orange aud
reach crates on hand. NeSs Publish
lnF IOmpany.i
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

TIe that T. ung-a'eful has M fault
bai oRr. Nj otbrr crimes may pass foF
vlrtues IN him. Young
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
y. cu...o.s.. 3. TO- %,

Take LaNaiftr tiTssIBo giiininr Taiiists. al
druantsis urfand b. uIIHart o. " taiis o. turv.
III ~ 13nssr's sirnaturr n tsu s1ish t-tx. -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-24

I WATSON items I
WATSON, March 30. 4. Rine
Sbast os Boothsgille, was d business
ealler here gesserday
j party otyoung folks attended d
dance q WesehesteT wednesday,
might The wind WIS bIoHlag II a
great rate sad some q them came
back mints q hat
Ms. III D Amos vas stopping ID
lFairInopt yesteFday
Il yerai5 u our r. II 7. BOYS Wese
sisiting theI d q lodge II an
mont last night
Al HaWkins S able 70 be out aft
lei being confined Che home several
IesSa g fHAtA4A y VII
Grant Tatlston has been OF duty.
sick fof the past several days.
i see ii yesterda rs + airmont Times
che writer nom Hoult thinks the writ
Sers for the West virgtnlan from
Hoait. RtyesVllle, Watson and Earns
vile are doing to much bully e gfng
each Other. we are all doing this tor
q little fun and Il he wants to butt
In, We win select tie Zone Star from
RiyesyiIle TO nip him up the back.
Mafseen Vincent b moving from
tie 5th ward to the yandeVort farm
this week.
b Miss Annie Dillen, q nnrseyin Cooks
Hospital; Is at home for few days
on q visit. %s ss
Joseph Etllne and wife went to En.
terprise to-day for q few days visit.
mr.. WIN, Halter. Il 40 t9fss in the,
transpo rtatlQn department Of The Fair;
mont Coal Co.'S Office, vas q Watson
visitor today.
An enjoyable dance was given at,
Mr.. swisher's residence at ;Wesches
ter last evening. Among those at
tending from this place were Mr.. Dalu
Thompson and Lyle Nixon.
Rev. Stewart Of Minersytlle. is
holding a protractei meeting at the
Minersvflle church and Is doing a
great deal Of good and seems to bel
pleased with the results 50 far. A
Poor old Hoult thinks all Of the
bench legged fists have to jump II;
when twoilarger dogs get into q mix,
up. Ihaye seen fists jump in and get
hold Of a tender place and make the
larger dogs howl to beat the band:
The writer At Hoult thinks the Wat
son writer was never very far from
home. / ear. say that | had an coca;
sion TO visit Hoult a few years ago ct
tending an Inquest One Of Hoult's
greatest excitements and they wonldti
not have had this honor 4 9 poor
slavishman had not Jumped into the
liver and drowned and. HE body was ,
recovered al Hoult As far as the
foul alr dp here. there IL nothing
wrong with IL only mixed With a ut.
tie scot and tie old swoman's saying
Is that ii Is good for the babies when
they Il to crying With 9 certain com
plant. wei the advantage over
Hoult in regards to this. There y
one thing Hoult should teelpro1a Of,
they might sbe able 70 invent some
thing to separate the gas from the
air. they might possibly enc outrage.
some capitalists TO start gassshoslse
il Z there was any possible chance e
save the gas that escapes from % Houli
they 3woulaI Aaye plenty ~ F q the
Town ana u house on the eide
4 i beg pardon from Riyesytlle as
was measuring her corn In Hoult's
half bushel. AS to the. writer being!
l ID If he should visit Houl., nay
impression from my former visit was
there was hardly room enough to lassot
Z b;llyS goat and ,as TO tho passing
show. that is about all there g to II,
passing. In case they should step. Il
would be- the wonder Of the age; there
would be an added increase In curios4f
ties.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-24

gems Of Barusville was held last night,
100 make q move toward lncopora-
ton SIS was suhscribed toward de-
fraying the expense 81 making d sur
vex The cItIzens Of BaHsyiiIe ore
yey ENTHUSIASTIC oyer the prospects
and 81 the enthuslasm Keeps Up II
Sc vim carry almost unanimeasly
AnattoFney las been employed ana
|theihf steps talen. end what scne
pecple nov cali 4 Myth, WI soonshe
aireaiisy
Iools here RltesyiIle yon have 70
room q maize funs of ON board VAL
You ought % BE- thankful 70 have
much of ltsas there Is even q feyer
etris can AN through and break their
necss that the holes ore not big en- I1
pngs for some % you fellows from
Riyssyil1e to All through and break
your sneclss. Just; yoa wait TN we get
q y / tsl
incotpora ted and we VIII give you tel-
lows Who contribute to the city fund
fofp ayements. % bestos some q your
lose change toward erecting q board
WAX tfat viii not endange t the lives
ofsome oe your r yesEiIle tendsta
There strong tau among The WORT
ingmen of running Richardson
forthe House of} Delegtes. ! think y
Us about lime thatsthe wofk inwmen q
Marion county should have one repre-
sentative IN tile legisla tnre as they
constitute aboutl three 6tths Of the
voting porulation and I think i ish high
time that the working class was re-
presented Nj. Richards Is fully qua
liaed to MI the position, 9 sterling
Republican and q man Of antegtity:
The laboring man. could not have q
better Representative or 9 better
friend. 3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-24
ROSS ENGINEERING coMPANY'
jacobs Building Fairmoni w. Va
Civil. Mining and Consulting


Surveys OK all e|6ds executed Oh
short notice. coal ard coke plants
a apseial|ly Ralea reasonable Ex
nnlnolloua aua tonor|e ou mlplns
lLnnaIll-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-28
MUST Be FAIR AND SQUARE
Insurance Commissioner of Nevada
Writes Hot Letter to Manager
of Insurance COmpanY.

Carson City, New. Aug. pa letter
has been sent to the London and Ian
cashire Fire Insurance company by In
surance commissioner Davis in re-
sronse TO one received from the man
ager of the company, requesting in
formation to the conduct of it's bust
ness in the state of Nevada, in which
Mr.. Davis says:
You ask me relative to the require
ments of the laws Of the state of Ne
VadSs with which you will be pleased
to coksnply. 1 would suggest that your
company pay better attention to COM
plying with the laws of California. You
reported No the newspapers as settling
in full with your wealthy patrons and
squeezing Eour small policyholders.
You have oIright to make such dis
elimination.
You are genetSally charged with con-
Quoting a 'welcking business. You
certainly cannot expect to do business
on these lines In California and con-
tinue to write policies in this state 1
Rave ordered all Policids carried by
your company on state property can
celled, and will givei you two weeks 10
begin settling dollar for dollar in San
Francisco, and If there is still COM
plants of your business methods in
San Francisco your lieense to do bust
ness in the state will be revoked"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-28
NOTED LAWYERS
WILL Be ON HAND
Convention of the American
Bar Association Will For
maIIy Open Today.

st. Paul Aug. 27.-The convention Of
the American Bar association will for
mally open tomorrow morning with a
meeting Of the executive committee at
the Ryan hotel. It is expected that be-
tween 800 and 600 attorneys will attend
the sessions of the association.
At o'clock tomorrow evening the AS
ISOLATION of American Law Schools will
hold it's meeting This association is
made UP chiefly Of lecturers in the va
riCuS law schools of the country. and they
will discuss subjects of interest to their
profession.
The American Bar association proper
win open its sessions Wednesday morning
in the house of representatives. The
opening address will be delivered by
George r. Peck, president Of the asso-
the routine business of the association
will take place.
There will be no afternoon sessions of
the association. In the evening the con-
vention will resume its sessions at the
state capitol. and papers will be presented
by Roscoe Pound of Lincoln. on THE
Cause of Popular Dissatisfaction With
the Administration Of Justice and by
Congressman John J. Jenkins, chairman
of the house judiciary committee, on
Can Congress Transfer to the State It's
Power to Regulate Commerce." Follow
ing the meeting there will be a recep-
ton at the capitol.
The annual address will be delivered by
Judge Alton b. Parker of New York
Thursday morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-28
SITUATION IS
GROWING TENSE
independent Democratic Con-
ference Called at Albany to
Consider Party Matters.

New York, Aug. 27.-The Evening
Post today announced that number
of independe Democrats have signed
another circular calling conference at
Albany Sept. 5, at which every county
in the stake will be represented. The
circular announces that an address will
be made at this conference. by District
Attorney jerome and that others have
been invited to speak. including Mayor
j. N Ada m of Buffalo, Edward NJ.
Shepard of brooklyn, and >. Cady Her
rick.
The Post says It is evident from the
wording Of Nthe call that the lndepend-
ent Democrats who have issued il are
against Hearst and that their attitude
towards Jerome is indicated by the fact
that he viii address them.
The circul bar says also chat there is
danger that the party will fall prey
either TO selfish corporate Influence,
to some unpItincipled demagogue with
out fixed political principal or to some
clique of unsc Supulous politicians With
out political principles whatever"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-28
ANOTHER MURDER
BY RUSSIAN REDS.
General Won liarIiarSki Shot
and Killed at WarSaW-Es-
cape of Assassin.
LAND GIVEN TO PEASANTS
AGRARIAN PROGRAM PUT INTO
OPERATION.
LAND GIVEN TO PEASANTS

Warsaw, Aug. 27-GeneraI Won Liar
liarski. acting military governor gem
eral OF Warsaw, was shot and killed
at 2 o'clock this afternoon while driv-
ing In cab. The assassin escaped.
This morning an unknown man
warned the cabmen OF this city gen.
orally not to drive any of the generals.
General Won Liarliarski was the COM
mander Of the Fifth army corps. sta
toned at Warsaw
General Won Liarliarski was driving
in carriage from the commanders
office 70 his residence. As the generals
driver slackened speed at place
where the street was torn up for repay
ing an unknown young man fired four
shots at Won Liarliarski through the
top OF the carriage, one of the bullets
entering the generals breast under the
heart. The coachman whipped up his
horses and drove at full speed to the
hospital. where the general died almost
instantly.
General Ltarliarski had only recently
been appointed acting military gov
ernOr of this city.