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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
REPUBLICAN, NIAJ0RIT les increase AS
OFFICIAL VOTES ARE Being RECEIVED
Saturday, November 10th, Date
Set for First BIZ o. Engine to
Cross New r. R. Bridge at Hoult

The finishing touches are now being
put in The monster new D. & o. bridge
at Hoult and Saturday Nov. 10th, is
the date now set for the frst B. & o.
engine to cross the MonOngahela rlv'
er on this bridge. Already the con-
tract is let and much work done in the
work Of getting ready to remove tho
cid B. & 0. bridge that has kept Fair.
mont from being at the head of naviga.
ton for nearly two years. Two weeks
time ousth to remove one the
spans and before 1906 closes the old
hridge will be matter Of history. The
completion Of this new bridge and the
removal of the old one means much to
Fairmont. The Packet Company is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
!. BOARDS
AYFLOVYE:RAIT !
four O'CLOCK

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The Presl.
dents trip to Panama, on which he
starts this afternoon, will be an pbso.
!ite novelty to American llistcry. For
the first time since the United States
Joined the society of independent ma.
5tions, its President will set font ON fo'-
leign soil. The Presidents visit to
Porto Rico. on the return trip will be
pprely soctsl md 1t is planned mainly
with the idea OF popularizing Govern
or Winthrop's administration. The
President, with Mrs. Roosevelt. Sur
geon General Rlxey, of the Navy, anu
ssistant Secretary Latta, Of the
White Fiouse staff will bGerd the May.
flower Mt four O'clock this afternoon
The party will transfer to the battle
ship Louisiana at Pirey Point, near
Ii mouth of The Patoma" river
LONDON, lSnv. S.-Thnt tie Amerl
can people are exosperat' ID with the
growing power of trusts and are pre-.
pairing to combat their despotism is
the lesson which most of the London
newspapers read in the New York
election. in no other way can they
account for the strength displayed b"
Hearst.
BERLIN. Nov. s. The consistent
Republican victories in American .aler-
lions, especially in the Congressional
fights. are extremely disappointing 10
Germany. Many newspapers ia'c ~
view that a tariff war betwo"l ';'",
many aud the United States vii basin
next year as a result of Tuesdays
election. A Democratic victory vas de-
/. sired by Germany In the belief that
the Democrats would reduce the pro-
tectlye tariff and promote German
American commercial treaty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08

How arranging to make Fairmont the
head of navigation instead of Morgan
town. The biggest boats that ply the
Atonongahela river will leave Ptltsburg
daily at 8 p. m. and reach Fairmont a:
20 a. M. next day and on returning
leave Falrmont about 3 p. m. and reach
Tittsblrg at Z a. m. next day. The
lccks are all now being put in good
condition between here and Pittsburg
and with the splendid pool of water
above all these locks, there is no rea.
son why these boats should not reach
Our city every day in the year. unless
IT should be on account of ice in the
extreme cold days of winter. We vel.
come the coming soon OF these splen'
aid boats daily to FaIrmont's wharf.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
COUNTESS anna Won HER FIRST POINT
TREMENDOUS
is THE MAJORITY OF JUDGE
HERNDoN IN EIGHTH JUDI.
ciAL CIRCUIT.

WHEELING. Nov. S.-The Intellt
goucpr has received the complete re
tuns from the three counties of the
Eighth iudicinl district, Mercer, Mon
roe and Mcdowell, where Judge Hern
don. the Republican nominee for Cir
cult Judge, won a notable victory ovel
his Democratic opponent, Mr.. French
Il g majority heing little short of 5000
-or, to be accnrate-4,79l. The re
turns are given below:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
There Will Be !
No Open Trial
Of Divorce Case

PARIS, Nov. S.-Countess Anna De
has won her first cOnteu,
ton in her suit for divorce aea'us. aer
noble" husband, who he1t hr and
there will be 20 open trial Of the case.
The Judges will decide the question of
divorce IN documentary eviGence sub
mitted. The verdict will be Opncunc.
cd next Thursday,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
WALL STREET

Pays off Bcts-Huehes Men Win
100000.
NEW YORK, Nov. Swell street is
paying off election bets today. Sis
hundred thousand dollars were won
by Hughes supporters.
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NC "T"IIP III
Democrats so freely predicted lid not
ccme. The only loss was at Tunnel
ion. and that WIS only 40, and It was
More than made Up in other parts Of
the county.
In no county in the district did the
Democrats come up to their antc'elec.
ton predictions. The nearest approach
was in Hardy. where they clainied GOO
ard got $40, and in Pendleton, where
they claimed 800 and got 222.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08

WHEELING, Nov. 7.-united States
Senator N. B. Scott, who has taken an
active part in the Republican cam.
paign, speaking in all of the districts
Of the State, was naturally very much
pleased at the announcement of Tues
days sweeping victory. Speaking to
reporter Wednesday morning, Mr..
Scott said:
"The result over the whole country,
and in West Virginia in particular, is
very gratifying. 1t was hardly to be
expected that all of the congressional
seats won in a year like 1904 would
be held this year. A loss here and
there Seemed inevitable. However. the
Republican majority in both the next
house and serate will be very large,
and insures that President Roosevelt
will have Congress heartily in &C.
cord with him. l look, therefore, to
see great deal of valuable legisla-
ton at the next session. The Repub.
licsn legislature progrsmme Is already
well matured and 1t contains a num-
ber of comprehensive measures Of
great value.
West Virginia Victory.
"As to the State of West Virginia
said Mr.. Scott, 81 can only say re-
suits could hardly be more satisfac-
tory. Tax. reform speaks for itself;
the voter he'd his tax tickets, and the
result shows that thov were satisfied.
We have elected NJ &c Congressman.
It is w., ~"".''v'r~ to see the hand
emo ~ n'n''tteS given Congressman
'~"s, Hughes ana woodward for re-
7lcction. All of these gentlemen have
been valuable members Of Congress.
They have served their constituents
with faithfulness and diligence, and
deserved the very handsome votes OF
confidence they received. The big ma
iorities for Mr.. Hubbard and Mr.. Stur-
eiss must also be pleasing to every
loyal Republican, Both these gentle
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
suit Instituted,

Howard F. Nuzum ct al. VS.. Benja-
min F. Shaver ct al, Circuit Court, in
chancery; December rules A. s.
Fleming counsel for plaintiff.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
MAJORITY FOR
STURGISS.GROWS
BIG SLUMP IN DEMOCRATIC coUN.
TIES GIVES HIM IA STRONG
LEAD.

MoRGANToWN. Nov. S-Thc Off
tlal returns of the congressional elec
tion may change a few figures, but
will not change the results. The four
teen counties Of the district have all
! cen heard from, and the majorities
arc as follows:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
Bar Association Meeting.

There will be a meeting Of the Ma.
rion County Bar Association tonight
!. al eIght O'clock at the Courthouse.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08

Born, on Wednesday, November the
7th. to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rannen-
berg, of Jacksouistreet, a daughter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
Notice.

The city taxes for the year 1906
are now ready for payment, and al!
persons paying the same on or be.
fore November 18th. will be allowed a
discount of 2h per cent, but no dis.
count allowed after the 18th day Of
November.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-11-08
MAJORITIE Of
HUBBARD. and
STURGlS II CROW
coninreas.aI

First Hubbard, (R.) ~ 4.i07
'second-sturgtss, Or. $3.50
Third Gaines, (R1 .ao6
Fourth -Woodyari, CR.1 2.sel
Fifth Hughes, (R.l AZ
Total maiorlties go,oet
state Senate!
Dist. Senator. MAI.
First -Hazlett (R9 csc
Second -santee, (R.) asa
Third -Gartlaa, tRl go
Cosstn, (R.l s2t
Fifth-Porter, CR.) ..1s 600
sixth--White (R.) .e.... coz
Seventh Baker, (R.l eol
Eighth-LeftHichs R 500
Ninth-Miller tR.) $50
Tenth-lltdd cd .24l
EIeventh-Balley, Rl eS
'rwelfth-Ashburn. tR,J ,I7s
1'hirteenth-Blue, (R.) OBS
Fourteenth-Forman Or COS
Flfteenth-sIlvsr (D.) a0G
Total majorhes. 4. ~. |. 4. ,ss2
Doubtful
Eighth colcord, Or.
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Read the daily West virginIan.
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Summary
Pep. DeFu: poubt

WHEELING, Nov. be immeu'
sity Of the Republican victory achlev.
ed in West Virginia Tuesday Is iusi
beginning to dawn upon the beuishled
opposition party nor instance. Tie
Wheeling pemocTltic mofnlnE organ
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men stand in the very front rank, and
I have not the least doubt that they
will soon take prominent place at
Washington.
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Die nSreie Breife fir Teras" miro
an iber $50 BOitoffieen uerianot. unb
bat cine grDRe gerbreitung in Der
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SIR girtulations>@ @ebiet in Teras
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Sait uno fann ii@ riibmen, Mners
fennung unb @iirbigung su finben,
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ibnen elm milltDmmenes @ei6ent
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oes fremoen 2anbes gu eeben, luie
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BON So uerfenoen mir pprt0frei unier
retbboltiges Wobenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an iraenb cine Moreife i'm Muslanbe.
Die Hrete preife ftir 9eras pnbI.
Gumbauta.
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Die uurbereitenoen Nrbeiten bes
eiaftatittiihen Bureaus in Sanl.
burg fiir bic reaelmd6ia i'm Suli ober
Nugu!t ner6ffentlidte umfaiienDe
Sabresitatiftit iiber bic @@ifffabrt
une ben Ganoel Garnburgs itno be,
reits iDtueit 9ef6rbert, baB bic baupt.
idhlihiten Daten bes batnburgiihen
ueberieebnnDel8 i'm lehtea Sabre feit.
fteten. @iner nDrldufigen Mmfitel.
lung oe8 aenannten Bureaus entneb.
men mir, oaB Der @eian,tntieebars
bel 6ambur9s, ginfubr uno Mus.
iubr, i'm Sabre 1905 iid auf 176,5
WilliUnen Duppelaentner i'm Werte
.nDn Spills Wlillionen Wlart helaus
fen bat. @eaenaber ben GraebniKen
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DuppelSentner uno beS Wertea ur1
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gen. bob oieiea 3eiultat idrnmtlidbe
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erbeblib aemaf1ienen Sfiffspers
tebrs oes lebten Sabres beaii9lih bes
umfanges ber eins uno ausaeftibrten
Giitermengen anauitelIen berehtigt
mar. abertroffen bat. Die it1rtere
Bunabme bnt bic ginfuhr erfabreu.
Sic lift BON 107, 3 WilIiDnen 9uppel,
5entner unb 1852 Mi(iDnen Wart
auf 121.O WiIiunen Duppelsentner
uno 1885, 3 Wi[i0nen Worf aemah.
len.
Yin BersehrunQse seeoenitdnben Iinb
36,5 WiG. DDppel5entner fiir 911. 2
Wfia. Marf, an Hau. unb Brenns
material 36,5 MiG. DDppelaentner
fiir 58.7 Wein. Wart an Wobitoffen
uno Galbfabritaten 45,2 Wiu. GDp.
pelaentner fiir 1884, Wliu. Wart.
an Wanufaftur. nnb Weobemaren 0,3
Miu. Wsart unb an Snouitrieeraeua.
niiien 2,5 WiG. Doppelsentner fir
1871 WtiQ. Wart eingeftbrt mproen.
Die retatiu gr6Hte Steiaeruna aeigt
Die erite Ginfuhraruppe, Die Beraebs
runasgeaenit6noe.
Die Nusfubr 1T niht in elei@em
WaBe, inoeifen eleibfaas reht be.
trd@tlib aemamien. Sic bat iich
BON 53,8 Ril. Duppelaentner au
2147.4 WilI. Mart auf 55.5 Waiu.
Doppelsentner au 2345. 5 Wtia. Wtart
eebubeu. Sn Der Nusfubr maren
bic ueri&ieoenen Mareneruppen fol-
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aeaenit6nbe nit 20,1 W1iI. Doppel.
sentner au 639.3 WeiQ. Mart. Dau.
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DDppeiSentner su 1875 Wia. Wart,
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Mia. D0ppelaentner su 800.9 Miu.
Wart. Wanufattur' uno Npbeparen
O.6 Wia. Ouppelsentner su 267,7
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Wil. Warf.
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Whttern beim Babnen Der aiaher
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itbrt, baB i'm Babnen lit unb DOR
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iUfort cine Tlaide npn ,.Mrs.
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Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. Sc mirb
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Iberraf6t enil osra ;tlunge uei lse
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rShr feih es! Ser so5agsr, oer uns
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IN seinenl au suteu Rufe isefen.
Die enlpfinblths &dlte unh bic.
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befegten iebph feline Webenfen. CT
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nen Geniter 5rpttfderte ein 8anarienz
bpgel. Der Gubbooen beitano aipar
MIR aus groben Dielen, oteie lparen
aber bort, 100 man seben uno ftshen
mubte, nit oiden Gtrobmatten unb
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@tas alten, fetnen Madbolberbrannte
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Bnd3baaolmua muD 0ruderet.

gDntusB Bidder. Shreibmaterialien
etc. besieht man am 8eiten BON Der
obigen alien sfirma. 9roSe Nuss
mabl DDn Spurt' uno 5ancp.Nrtiteln
aller Grt. Bidder unb 8eitidriften.
Die Druderei iibernimntt ben Drud
Don Statuten, Sodaeitss, Gerlos
bunass uno Giiiten.&arten GQe
Guftraae meroen prompt ausaefGbrt.
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~ RaIt. cement. SanD. Ba6'
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Eteer unb Mspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
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quite Waare lumie quite nnb reelIe
Weotenurlg meroen earantirt. -
TeIeuhpn 40.
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nab @alifornien, ebenio naeb ct.
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faS. Teras.
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Mmenb). bdlt. ipenn es Woreens
als 8abn@ unb Wuno 8aFer ge-
braubt wiro, 8dbne unb Mtlno
mdbrenb bes gansen cages rein
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wtarftgdrtner, Obft' uno 8iebsiidter.
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- .Gin, Starr maht sebn" - uie
pie[e Warren aber elm Meiier r1aht.
bas 30. nod tein statiititer aus9es
red5net.
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uem Werfe cine HDrreoe -- bic Wad3s
rebe beiorgt bas Bublitum.
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- Wan fam iif teine gr6Bere
Treuoe bereiten. als inoem man Nns
oeren cine 5reuoe bereitet.
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- ShDia 0ai0un bietet einen
anaenebmen Nufenthnlt
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0mlf Gbore Bab,s.

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Gnfunft.
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2abernia. t6nlich. .2:30 S{otatu.
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Ttnf's 5 Gents Sapana.g iaarre
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DIR. frank II. Barber.
3abmarst.

slbiplut erittlaiiiae slrbeit gatantirt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15
FRISCO PEOPLE NOW
EATING PLAIN FOODS
Sanitarium Food Company Man
Talks of the
Reasons.

H. H Haynes OF the Sanitarium Food COM
psny OF California. q guest ot the Wilson
Is the bearer of a new view OF the San
Francisco, In general way he said:
To gauge the great nervous strain OF San
Francisco people. one should note the food
OF those who now able TO purchase their
own. large majority cannot use meats as
before, because OF excessive nervous shock
and We are sending In traiHIonde OF our pro-
ducts to meet tho demand Tor lighter foods
The rough menu OF the past two months made
worse condition that was bad enough before
and general nervous prostra,o9 is the result.
Time viii check IT.
of the new city, It Is safe to say that tho
plan OF a Frisco artist ia obtaining much rec
ognition just now II IL build up. along
the whole front of Market street buildings
from the Ferry building TO Fourteenth street.
on both sides OF tho street open arcade fronts
just as they hnve them on the Paris boulc-
wards. IL would make grand spectacle TO
open UP the whole front OF tho new buildings
and illuminate them, just they do, in the
French capital
BY tho way, II would be n grand thing for
salt Lake II her Wide streets treated In
like manner. Just think What an attraction