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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-10

had been dropped because OF the nc
The Roman Catholic chroh, Il WIS.
declared that Tie ambas ador's wife
lad reddlca n French politics. by try
M TO bring arou toe marriage ai
Victor Bonararte to maasof 81 ths
1rlesais, family
the Charge ara denied Dry Do
.mhass Tor I'D his letter o he azt
Tent Store declare that the POI
tents interest 81 tine select % Of
Archbishop Reland as carlin7i
was not due % him en- 10 h'a vile.
tt To tine president alone
Letters in Erdearra Terms.
The text of Nr Sr1r IRIS 'a..c. was
iutod and fran mtei a.. only @
ho president and members OF hif
abinet. but to members Of The foreign
latio-a committee of the senate
rhe letter Hof only gives Fro detail ".
1oroys side OF .he case Hut iua.ud
ettcrs exchanged by Eo president
mi Nr. aud Mrs Siurr iU which
hc former addressed '1ly Dear HoE
amy" ard My Dear Maria auf - r.
I'D yr- Storys d're- .d .ro pros
.rnt "p.ar Theodore
Mr.. Safcr begins BIO los,r uv eN-
staining that on March .n last Dr. le
7eived q cabiaeram from the state de-
1aFmcut saying hs was removed from
3 IS Office as auba ad0r of the j'.ite]
states .o Asstrd-HUn@ry. This cable
cram las received nv him whila I'D ia
1eyut on leave of absence and dis
closed TO reaaon for the action taken.
Reason for Dismissal.
Mr.. Storer wrote for an explanation
8f his removal and raCe we'd reply
written by Assistant Secretary rs
state Bacon. by direction as dc stated.
Of the president, 10 TIE effect that he
was removed because he had failed t1
swer TWO letters and telegram
emf 'o rim by tha president.
Wr Sl5rer ass that D.. removal 'n
80 SUMMARY manner suddenly dr.
missrdhim from an ef.cH which h.
Dad hoe1 rifor na.aH fn Hol'a.H fr
had fHad io iEo sets iae,H bo't
VI his a7u government and a' tfat Co.
which he WAS acsI 1He1 aH h.'a- ar.
c9muaai.d by uo public czp'aHatIn-.
exposed him to sHspIci'ous and Hiur-
.fosls conjecture secb a. mu=t naturally
arise when q man in p1hlic Office o.
rbr pity d smi5=eI = his government
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-10


Ana this brings ns to another phase
of the subject: The removal OF the
freight service from Ohio street win
make it necessary for a numb
of the people doing business on that
street to readiust their methods. They
viii then no longer be able 10 have
cars switched in front of their doors.
TO be unloaded or loaded as now In
some cases it will perhaps not make
mgch difference except in the time
CONSUMED by the longer had hut N
several cases the change will he
qute serious. and we may look for 7
revival Of the proposition to have a
rack bnilt down Railroad rect with
Dsohably stronger sentiment in IFS
favor than it ever had before
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-10

Better than "The Clim-
bers," Stronger than "A
Modern MaGdelen," Fris-
kier then "The Frisky
MIR. Johnson"
1t is by the authors of
Richard M a n S { i G | d S
great success ''Nouseiur
Beaucaire" Il vel Y n
Greenleaf Sutherland
and Beulah Maize Dix.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-10
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu.
lation for the year 1906. -, .2t23
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the month of Noyem.
Der. 1906 .202f
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-10

The bulletin IL on saEs nj tire FOL
lewins plscss:
Coleman's, xf4 Elgh.s street
Halliday House News sfsn<.
Walkers, 10 sixth sarsst
Blue Front Hestaursnx.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-04
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the" FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has 20
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-ofiices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico. in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
70 Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tiaveilng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the lest adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po
pulatlon.
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Fir $500 nad) 9enttalauo.

Deutib amerifaniidae Beitungen
ueroen i'm alten 8aterlanb nit grl.
Bem Sntereiie aelelen, neil iie fib
rel auSipre6eu uno b6ufig BON brit.
BEN mebr Reuieteiten uno 9eobrih.
ten bringen. alS bic oeutihen 8ei.
:unsen IelbIt. Die rsSreie 4reiie fiir
Sero5" 1T oruben nberau, pobin fie
leianbt tuirb. Elm iebr germ geiebener
9aft uno tonn fib rabmen, Nner.
tennung uno Wiirbigung sa finben,
uie aus 5ablrei@en Briefen an uns
i0tpie an Dieienigen. pelbe oas Blatt
IN ibre 8erwanbten lbiden, beruur.
9ebt. gSer oaber iesnen 8ermanoten
lno Sreunoen eine tsreube ertueiien.
bnen elm miufOmlnenes @eihenf
MAIDEN min, Der beiteue fiir iie bic
.5reie Yreiie fir 9eras". Dos Sn.
erelie fiir 9erds, pie uberbaupt fiir
Zen Staat uno Die 9egeno, tpo bic
Sernanoten tpDbnen. iIt in Deutih.
ano iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unn16a.
ib, in Brioatbriefen etne 70 griino.
ide Gufflarune unb Beidreibuna
'es fremoen 2auoes gu eeben. ME
,les Die ~5reie 8reHe" aumDhent.
idl tbut. Sir ben aerineen Breia
1on So .uerienoen mir portofrei uuier
ceibbclti9es @uhenblott auf elm Sabr
IN irQeno cine Ioreiie i'm NuslonDe.
Sie sSreie preise Fir Geras pnbl
GDnsanu.
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Nn oaS Ynblttulrl.

9ie .Jreie Bretfe fir Tesas- mirb
an iiber $50 E0itofficen rerianot. unb
bat elne gruRe Verbreituug in Der
Robbar' Republit Merito. i'm Ssnoia.
iier=1erritorium uno Etlnbumn.
Sbr Girtulations-@ebiet in 1erna
eritredt iid uDn @alneitun bis binaui
nab DENTON. uo,n duBerften Often
bis nab Gl 3saio i'm fernen WeIteil:
es ihlieBt ielbitueritdnnl:d, mt be-
ionhers 3ohlreihen 2eiern oas oidt+
beiieoelte Wittel. Teros auo ben Sno.
rpeiten elm. Nuh in Werlso bat Fl.
cine aroRe 8erbreituno.
9~et Neiieune itnb beitdnoie.
iobrein. iabraus i'm Snterefe oes
BlatteS unterweas uno fiibren oem.
ielben i'm 8erein NIT nnieren riihri.
gen 2otal Gaeutea fertmdbreno
neue Geier au.
Sn Gnbetrubt bieier TbatIabeu III
bic -5reie Breiie-. no es iib oarum
banoelt. bic beutide 8eo6lterune ,u
erreiheH. oas bette Mnseise NE.
nium ai gtaate Xeras.
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gets ..uuer 90 ,1anrsn

fhpn tuuroe Mrs. Winslom's Gou.
thing Sprup BON WiiuiDnen pon
Wiiittern beim Habnen Der ainber
anaemenoet. gSirlt Du i'm Shlafe
ourb oas GHreien eines 8inoes ee.
it0rt. oaB i'm 8abnen 1T uno Dor
Shmersen meint? Wenn 10, laiie
lofort cine sslofbe BON ,.Wrs.
8inslDns SDuthina Sprup" holen.
Sein Wert iit unbeaoblbur. Sc pire
Dem fIeinen 4eioenoen iofurt ainoe.
runo Uerihnfien. GerloBt eub oa.
rauf, Niiitter. es lit tein 8peifel
eariiber. Sc beilt 9iarrboe. reeu.
liert ben Woeen uno bic Nieren,
beieitiat Wino 9olit. erpeiht ben
8aumen, perhinoert @ntslnounp
uno iidrtt oas ganse Spitem
. Mrs. W,nalorps SoCthine Sprup"
fir aahnenoe 9inoer iit oneenebm
i'm @eid9maf; oas &eeept itnmmi
DON einem Der beiten peiblihen
Nerste in Den Ser. Staaten. gs 1T
bel allen 9ruagtften in Der aanaen
gBelt su baben. Breis % Gents per
;elaide. Gnuft nidats anoeres. nle
Uirs. gBinsl0ms SoDthinn Surup.
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Eas ll3etttrfbie5tn.
Sat ftdD ala Gdutmittel eesea &aaeItSgsa
tsG;t erStolt.

Sat fidD eIs Gdjattnittel eesea &aaeEt&Ess
RIOT ersrolt.
Geit einem Se5ennium finb {eitens
Der ipeiabauenoen 9ei 0lterung oler
2dn6er Die perf9ieoenT.en 0erIu9e s,s
ma6t iporoen. I'm Die Meinterse Dor
9agelI9lag gu tetpabren. Inter ons
oerem griff man gu tem fogenannten
WetteriGieBen, bos i'm 4nfans in ben
betbeiligten areiien sroBe 8eseiite.
rung erre8te. @ie es 70 oft gu eef9eben
pfle9t, iiberf9dBts s.an Die @irfuns
oes neuen Wfittels feoeutenb unh
tpanote fi9 inner tpie0er ron Neuem
uno nit 9roBer gnergie Den gerIu9en
gu, obg.ei9 f6on i'm Sabre 1902 cine
foatti9 einteruFene &onfareua ton @e>
lebrten unO JdaIeuten Ii9 febr {tep<
tii4 ouSgefprO9en totte.
Namentli9 in StaIien bradte Die
2anbbeb0lferune Dem Wetteri9ieben
Elm un6eJren5tes @ertrouen entsegen,
uno au9 i'm 8aufa1us, mo ii9 grobe
ftsfalif6e Meinberge beftnoen, ertoffte
man ale5 ton o,nMettertanonen. Oens
nod gingen Die 1trtbeile tp,tt ou2einon>
Der. Die einen pouten ungebeure Grs
folge er3iett bafen, Die anoeren lebn>
ten auf grunb ibrer grfabrunsen ipei>
tere gerfu6e a6. sSnoipil9en bot ii9
nun oo9 ein pefentlt6er l1mIdnuns
in Der allgemeinen Meinuns polI5o3en
nno 5tpar NIT sutem @runb. ssn ser
S9tDet5 puroen in Den pergangenen
Sabren tpie0erbolt nit Wetterfononen
beYebte @ebiete pom 6agel fart tez
troffen; unnlittelbar in Der NG1e elmer
Wetterfanone tpurbe fogar Der bG9fe
S6aben fpnftatirt. Die @tattlit Der
9agslberiiderungse peiit
ebeffdlls Elm tpenig ernutbigenoes Res
fultdt ouf. Mcn bat iebenfans bes
Sefieren Die @rfufrune MAIDEN miiien.
baB in Sen @9ieBeebieten Elm rerni9s
TENDER 9aqel fiel, obgIie9 bos @9iez
Ben friib3eitig genug beaonnen uno I'M
teniib fort9efebt tpurbe. gtnoererfeits
iino in Der Shat 5dne bsobo9tet irprz
Sen. in benen es rings um Ole @6iebz
ge6iete onoauerno faselte, in bisf fen
fer6it oter 1li@t, uno man bGtte Dies
fir einen GrfoIg hoItea t0nnen, nenn
man mist in Ser Sofgs srfabren hdtt.,
oab oofei i'm S6iebeebtet oft ni3t Elm
etnsiger GduB ubge3efen tpurbe. Ser,
arfige 8ortommniife bafen Die 3rstz
loiiafeit bes fo3fpieligcn ltn,srnebr ens
10 iifer5eu9eno baraeibuu. baB in e'.nis
gen 9dnoern, 10 in Stalien, Ole Mstter.
f9iebsret bereits tuieoer oufges.ben
tpuroe.
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wsansel an gsaiiensinseru.

@eit einiser 3eit. 70 f9reibt ein pa=
rifer 9erihteritatter. fu9en Die @es
BORDEN eines ter 20 Gtaotbe3irfe, in
Die paris nit feinen 2,75o,C0o Gin
ppbnern fir bie 8ertpaltung eet6eill
TT. persebli9 feds sehnidbrige. in oies
fem 8eairf seborens Mathematician
sufammenSntetommen. um ibnen in
Grfaauns zines WermG9tniFes Inter
tunft unb Grsiebuna au She'll tperoen
gu laHen. Cine Dor mebrern Mpnaten
tn Orfap,, in Der gld6e bon paris pers
ftorbene. ola reid uno tpobltbdtia bee
tonnte Oame, bic friiber lon9e i'm 8.
Staotbesirt gero6nt totte, Eat n6mli6
ibr 2anobaus unb ibr Derm0gen aur
8ilouns zines @fpls bsftimnt, tportn
minoeitens feds uno b09itens 5ebn
elternlofe MGofen. oie in bsm genann,
ten Beairt oas 2i9t Der Welt er6lidi
baben. mad suriidsslestem sebnten
2ebensidbr in Der gnfertiguns pon
@dfde unb DeiBpaursn ousgebiloet
tperoen folIen. guBsrosm foG iebes
WlGodeu Eel feinem gintritt in einen
2ebensberuf eine 9lusfteuer ertalten.
RuH bat ii9 ater cine S4pierioteit
berausgsitsllt. on hsr oas sSntrafttre=
ten oes 70 pobl genlsinten 9srmdhts
mites erentrsn idettern fam. Der 8.
Gtaot6e5irt 1T ndmlt9 oas pprne6me
uno rei4s @isrtel Der Champs =GlpIess.
In benz iia bisber trob arsr gemiibuns
gen nur bier itatt Der bsrlangten feds
NaiIsn toten auffinosn laFen.
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Wanorppc=@ @diSer.

Baum<Impbitien t0nnte man iens
~MdngronenA nennen. Die on ben trps
pifden Riifteu md9tige @iirtel lil6en,
bic fi4 ni9t etpa uuf oas fefte 2ano
beI9rGnten. fonoern nod melt in oas
fei9te Gepdi1er por6rinsen. mo iie.
bon oablreihen SteIapur5eIn getrdgen,
@tamm uno Gipfel iiter osn @piegeI
erbeten un6 fdlieBli5 einen oi6ten,
nDllis unburd doringliGsn Malo biloen.
Na9 elmer S9iloerung oss 9eiIens
ben Or. Ghnee, Der Die Mangrpbee
Mdl6er ouf feinen gteifen in ngleuz
pommern" Eel 6rieori9 Wilfelmsbaz
ben i'm 9ismardsMr9ipsl eingeEeno
ftu6irt bat. iinb biefe Mdloer bon mid!
geringer geoeutuns fir bos 2ano unb
fir ii4; inbem tire Bdume in bas
fIa9e Maffer Dorbrinssn, feftigen fis
NIT ibrem mddttg enttpideIten Murz
selipert ben gpoen. geben angettiebenen
Rorolentriimmern ooer - 5lamme
manen einen feifen Salt, tura, ii6
ordnsen bas Mleer auriid uno ieter
an feline Gtelle 2ano. 60 itelIt Die
Mangrope Elm piroiges GssenFiid gu
6em piel betanntersn Der lanohauen6en
aorallen bar unb muB aIs elmer Der
bemertensnertbeiten seo.ogifden Sat
toren Der Sropen eefddst iperoen. Oie
MansrppesMaloungs fteEen iibri1ena
In teinem guten Muf. neil fie @ruts
ftdtten Der Die Mafori1 nerbreitenben
Mostitos biloen uno cine Mnsotl rei5
unan9enebmer gbisre, tpie oas Rrofos
oil unb Sahlrei4e biffse Qmeifsn. bort
gu 9aufe finb.
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Aoltbare anoenkslt.
gHwsIsw bes S5utaS SaotpisS Ii. boa BaBs
ern ,;u4ey oeu S3aRmcr.

ern Gites cem S3atBucr.
@9mutTtiide, Die emit benz aDnis
2uotpis II. bon 8abera eebDrten, taz
men iiingit in 2onoon Dffentli9 aur
Wsriteigeruns unb fanbsn tpeniser
Jaa9fra9e, ais man in Gammlerfreiz
fen ertpartet bate, i'' ouB oenn au6
bas eroielte &sfuItat bintsr Dem err
bofften erbebli9 suriidblieb. Sie
bD9fte 9umme, $1,000. errei9te etne
Sdmudsarnitur. teFie9enb aus sinem
9alsbanbe, einem glrnbonoe uno
elmer 8roI9e bon glei9er 3ei9nung
uno aus Gapbiren un0 9riQanteu ses
biloet.
On Die Jreunof9aft, bic ben un=
9liidliGen &0ntg nit Gidaro Mooner
0ertano, erinnerte Elm b09it merttpiirz
oiges. aus GoIo setrieGenes Nrmbano,
gu Dem Der a0nis felbit ben Gntnurf
semodt EaIen foa. Gs seigte born in
gmailmalerei eine Miniaturfopie BON
guioo Henis. i'm pulua5o @ofpigliofi
in Rom bingenoem CemdIoe Der vIuz
rora." umeeben BON groBen 9ianan=
ten uno Gapbiren. gier tleinert
Gmuilbilber fellten @aensn aus Mag=
ner'iden Merfen bar. 70 9runbiIbes
grlpo9en, glifobetbs @ebet. @ieg
frieos Infunft am Mbein unb 2ofenz
grins 9tbfdieo. Srob oes let6aften
Snterei7es. oas Die OriginaIitdt oieIeS
febr i90n searfetteten Gtiites ferborz
rief, mar bas bDdfte Nngebot. oas e
fano. nur $3.50. Sir cine 1iara
oeren einselne 3adsn rOtfe. nit Bril-.
lahten ber5ierte gloFen oarfeuten, ipur.
ben nur S725 geboten uno Elm gpl,
oenes lutetnifdes areua, oas bic
@mailbtlbniHe Gbrifti, Der Maoonnd
uno bes beiligen Sobannes trug uno
gleidfans nit Gbeliteinen reid be6edt
mar, ging f9lieBlid Iosar fir ben
Spottprei5 ton $3.50 neg. Die tpertb.
bollen Nnoenten folen ous Dem geiite
zines befannten oeutf6en Magnerz
Gdneers obsr piellei9t au9 elmer
SGngerin ftammen.
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Elm TEXAS WuknEH.

Cine fieine Sloidbe BON 9eras @unber,
oau's GROCER @ntsedune. beilt alIe Rie.
ren' nno B'aienleiben. eutfsrut Stetns,
ieilt Diabetes. GusHuB. ihpahe 8lden.
Rbeumatismus uno alle unreselmasia.
'eiten Der Nleren nnb ber Slnie bel bel.
Zen Seihledhtern, ebenio Bloieuleioen
oei siroern. @enn guer Nsotbefer es
aibt perianft. t6nnt Sbr es geaeu Gin.
lenbune uon 81 90 erbaiten. Cine tIeine
slaIche retht fir sruet Ronote unb Der.
ieblt ielteu Seiluus. Or. G. 8. S0lI,
laeiniaer iSabritant. 3. o. 80r 629. st.
dDuis. 9RD. &aBt Gudh 3eusuiiie itiden.
3um 8ertouf bei nG"u 9ruaaiIteu.
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Nssst Sics.

yoafum. Trrus ben 5. Soruar igO3.-
81. 6. W Sol, IT. 2uuis, Wo. - aterter
peril SD le BIT uno meiae srau. mir
llno oarcb Shr 9eIas 8unber. Sot's
@rt 6e gntoedung. bon R,er. n. uu6 Blo.
le' lei en- 9ebeiit woroen uno t6nnen es
betens EN- feh en-
g8. W. 8imberIp,
Jtieoensridter uno &.toroer.
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gis ruI1ilhen Wrtpitpr goito,

- 9ie ruiiiihen arteiter Gaito.
torer hoben beihtohen, ben, %.
1anuar. ben iogenanrten blutieen
Sunntae, fir sinen natiouofen Irauer
taa au ertldren uno lberau rfeier.
tide 9emonitrationen su peranital'
ten.
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(0eIumoe Sdmur, ,

5trduber Eolen uno iunitiae FfIan.
zen su moBlaen 8releu. Shrelben
Sic I'm autolog.
u. IS. Steiubriug.
ReusUraunfels, 9erae.
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Beiuh: shota'e Saloon, Ufo.
mo. Tlaaa. stets .,frii&es Bier ap
Aapf,
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..Soru Jprmalin" (Gimer &
Mmeno) antiieptiihes Mittel aeaen
Branomunoen, Munoen, SautQus
lblag ooer dbnlibe aeioen. S.
allen Gpotbefen ~ babeu.
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0MIf Ghpre Dabm.
NhSo hrf

Ta@ 2anernia. SUTHERLAND Springs.
Sto6eose. td8lih, 800 Borm.
Anfunit
Spn Stp6oale. SUTHERLAND Sprines unb
Xauernio. t6alid,. 2:3O Yodbm
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SoNtberM 33aciftc Baba.
Nbfahrt.
Rad Retu Orleans. SpnftDn uno Sol.
befton t6giib 40 Born.
uno. no................... 80 Mbenos
Ncd3 eagle BaB, gl Bain. Californian
uno Nexteo 800 8orm
Nnfuntt.
Son Retu Orleans. 6ouifon unb Sol
netton td9lidb idb...........7.3e Morgens
uno 600 Nahm ....................
Son gl TaiU, Golifornien unb Weritp
..................... 500 Nbenos
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Gileubabu=Jabr=Ylau.
s. & o. u. 0aba.
abba brt.

Rad allen Norbs 8 eras. Bunften .......,
ubr uno 800 Sorm.
Haeh st. Souls. Mempbis mno benz
Often n................1 ~ llbr nabm
Nocb Woro SeIas, 8anias @itp uno
81. SonlS ..................8a abenos
Rad Werito. to................ 9.l5 BORN.
Nntunft.
Bon st. 9ouis unb benz Often. /. u Borm.
Bon lpcalen 8untten $50 nocf,m
gen ct. 9uuisu. bem Often: 10. 40 abenbs
Bou 9areo0 unb Dterito. =. loo nacbm.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-08
"Tracy the OUTLAW. >

The average western melodrama
is play of poor construction, and
consists for the most part of noisy
chmaxes. Such is not the case
with Wild and Arnold's production
of the famous life drama "Tracy
the OUTLAW" which will be seen at
Kingwood Armory on Friday even
ing, November 9.
The play is exciting 10 the point
of sensationalism, but at the same
time the story is consistent and IN
teresting, and never fails to appeal
to lovers of strong dramatic situa-
tions. There are no less than five
clever comedy characters in the
piece, and the audience they can
not keep In pleased frame of
mind has yet to be found.
Messrs. Wild and Arnold have
mounted the play with special
scenery and electrical effects, and
in the course Of the performan ce
several first class specialties will be
introduced.
An excellent company of artists
has been carefully selected to pre-
sent this life story of the most re-
cent times
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EAR.
Special corresponasnl OF The Argus.

Special Correspondent, of The Argus.
]. III. Cupp has been carrying
the mail the PAST week.
Peter Hickey and family have
moved TO Uniontown, Pa.
Miss Grace Barnes Of Salem IS
teaching school at Cherry Grove
near here.
S. Frank Kelley and son Ralph
were at Kingwood Saturday last
Miss Berta Guseman has gone to
Morgantown to sew.
Miss Goldie Smith of near Bruce
ton was at her uncle w. c. Smiths
recently.
Several of our people have teen
on the sick list the past week.
Marshall Harmed of Brandon
Vile was here a short time ago and
bought colt of S, Frank Kelley.
Miss Alice Guseman has gone to
Glade Farms to teach the Cuppett
school.
Ezra Ringer, wife and baby of
Guseman was visiting their grand
ma, Mrs. Tena Kelley near here
Sunday.
Peter Strawser who has been
poorly the past week is reported
better at this time.
Emory Wilson and brother of
near Uniontown were in our vicinity
recently after apples.
Mrs. Marshall Harmed and son,
Isaac, Of Brandonville were visiting
relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
Some of our farmers have been
hauling lumber to Friendsville, Md.
part of the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Smith and
Mrs. Sarah Kelley were guests at
J. J. KelleY's Sunday.
Miss Susie Benson who has been
visiting relatives and friends at
Terra Alta and GAINESVILLE returned
home a short time ago, and re
ported a pleasant time.
Earl Harmed of near Hazelton
is our huckster now in place of Joe
Hickey who has gone to Uniontown
TO reside.
f. K. Miller, Philip Schnopp,
J. J. Kelley and others in our com
munity attended Mr.. Manning's
sale of his property near Burcelon,
Saturday
Miss Daisy Deal who has been
up near Albrightsyille the past
month IS among home folks now.
James Spiker and wife, and son
and wife Of near Hazel,on were
visiting the formers brother, George
f Spiker Sunday
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Good Tor everything saive s Used fYr
and especially recommended tor o...e.
lnaf s what We ssy of DeWItte WITCH
flaze' ea.gc on che market Tor years and
standby In thousands ~ families Get
DeWits
Sold by SUCKERS Drug Store and Wm.
% Dent of Ncwburg
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Tracy the Outlaw" which will
be az The Armory on next Friday
night. November oh, will probably
be the last performance at The
Armory until along ia December,
SO do not miss il.
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The captains Of industry have
such complete control of the Re-
publican party that every Repub-
lican state and congressional con-
vention has declared for the tariff
that protects the trusts.
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ELECtION NEWS.

M '''N'N NAhNAig NNbI
held in the county. The weather
was fine and many farmers re-
manned at home to husk corn and
attend to other work.
The total vote for Sturgiss in
Preston was 1850, a loss of about
1000 in the county. Dents vote
was l,101, a loss Of 142 over the
Democratic vote for President two
years ago, so that the Democrats
maue much better showing than
the Republicans. This gives Stur-
giss a majority in Preston of ,940,
nearly 200 less than Dayton's ma
jority two years ago, but II ma
jority more than Lakin received
last year.
For the state senate Forman
was ahead of Sturglss, and the
vote for Price was about the same
as for Dent.
For house of delegates ex-Sher-
iG Shaw, the independent Repub-
lican candidate, received 720 votes
all told.
A. B. McCrum leads the legis.
lative ticket with over 2,1OO ma
jority, and Lloyd C. Shaffer about
1000 over Dodge, the only Dem
ocratic candidate.
Ward, the Prohibition nominee
for congress, received 6S votes in
the county, and Rev. J. w. Bed
ford, for state senate, SO votes.
William A. McGinnis, of Terra
Alta, received rs votes for house
Of delegates, and George A. Her
ring, of Kingwood, %.
James L.Stone received 20 votes
for county court on the Prohibi-
ton ticket.
There were some close contests
among the district candidates
Milford c. Gibson, of Tunnelton.
made splendid race for the coun-
ty court, but fell just outside the
breastworks, Edmund Messenger
defeating him by Is votes. The
The total vote for Gibson was 32S
and for Messenger, 344.
For president board of educa-
ton Frank p. Gale received 243
votes and e. J. Bowermaster 446,
a majority of 203.
For school commissioner |. p.
Martin received 200 and George
Miller 40, a majority of 279.
For constable James f. HAYES
received 241 and Joseph F.White
1919.
School levy carried by a vote
of 241 to 81 against.
Over in Portland Dr.. B. f.
Scott, Democrat, was elected pres.
ident board of education over Par
ley DeBerry, the Republican NOM
inee, by IS majority.
James C.White defeated Charles
Dodge, the Democratic candidate
for county court, by ia majority.
When it is considered that the
Republican majority in Portland
two years ago was $40, this is GER
tainly good showing for Scott
and Dodge.
Down in Pleasant George Al
Kelly was defeated for the court
by John o. Jenkins by a vote of
1853 to $50, only II majority for
jenkins.
Down in Grant district Thomas
Ryan won over jeremiah Guthrie
for county court by a vote of 247
to III, or a majority Of 1870.
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They fought good fight and
they did not win, but their efforts
were in the right direction and
for the better cause.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-08

The Republican political bosses,
like the Pittsburg millionoires,
seem to be an eusy mark in mat
rimony.
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HinEwood, Nov $. 1906.

The Democrats need not com
plain. They haven't lost any
thing and have made some gains.