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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

THEN WHY NOT HAVE home in beau
tfful Berkeley. with a big lot and twice as
much sunshine as In San Francisco?
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

SEE NE FOR ALAMEDA PROPERTY.
$l400 upwards.
s225-Lot 25x10o: Buena Vista ave.
$21o-Lot 25x15o; on Eagle ave.
$660-Lot 4Ox1SO; on Lincoln ave.
$so0-Lot 5ox1os, on Lafayette ST.
$sOO-Lot 4OI155; on Lincoln ave, near 5th
ssssaSs- sssaSs-5room house; on Alameda ave.
t3oo0-S-room house; good location; lot 43x150.
have the choicest lots in the Fruitvale
sSs sss line Of =. proposed Key Route run; IA
.sa' sa,si W " aseExuFIfS. f1S's'
'sThs sign Of the checkerboard''
5000 EAcH-Two wsll-built cottages. rooms
.,.oo and bath. bath ~, ,..s. ,. ....,.,
yenient and choice location well on prop
erty: lot 31x1Oe.
and bath; choice location; decided bar
gain.
s2sooS2.stcry Groom house; porcelain bath; open
Modern 2-story 7-room house on bay shore; ma
We are exclusive agents for the choicest un.
improved property in Alameda
1ais Ispls PaRS ( STREET. snaM
HAPPY HoaEsLasepr n ;. AlToY 9ei HOMES.
GOOD BUYS.
S2600-New Groom cottage, car lines
$290o-New Broom cottage. up to date.
$3250-New Broom cottage, high school.
S1500-One year; 4-room cottage
$20O0-7-room COTTAGE large lot, 50x150
$2e00-One year; Groom, modern cottage.
$2S00-2-story rms. on Broadway; lot 50x15o.
$3000--2-story 1-room house, near business
Also many lots for happy homes II you
wish to build one from $3.50 to $500.
u6oo-GO0D cottage Of rooms; high base
ment: modern plumbing; on electric car
line. the rent win pay FOR II.
S2500-Cottaga OF rooms. with large lot,
north side OF Santa Clara ave-. easy terms
SSoO0-Rssidence OF rooms. sanitary plumbing;
near station and electric cars; small cash
payment, balance same rent
81. G. MEHRTEES,
1900 Seventh St, Alameda. Phone Alameda ~5e7
SsOO-LOT, 40x13s: will take house and lot with
old improvements and pay balance In cash
$500o-WATER PLANT.
With cottage OF 4 rooms and bath; also lot
S7:6x125; large tanks OF 25.co0 gallons ca
pacity; artesian well; gas engine; with 80 Gus
toners.
$s0e-Snap; 34x116; near Bay station
ISLAND REAL ESTATE CO..
1904 Lincoln ave-, Bay station. Alameda
j. s. HANLEY,
suranco agent. can sell rent your property
At 1910 PARK STREET..
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23
DO you REALIZE

DO YOU KNOW THAT 1T TAKES but
thfrty-sfx minutes to cross the bay and that
you never have to hang a strap while go-
ing home.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

S430o-on shattuck ave.; fine. well built. Groom
house; year old: barn. windmill. tank:
certainly cheap Az
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

s430o-Our best bargain for the money; beautt-
ful 6-room house on Ward ST.. near Tele-
graph; extra well built and arranged loe
3sx135; this Is the incest looking place In
this locality. So
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

Take the Key Route or 5. P. and get on &C
Dwight Way Station. Let show you
some OF our beautiful Berkeley homes
and fine investments
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-23

PAJAR0 VALLEY,
THE GARDEN SPOT OF CALIFORNIA.
BY THE
BURR-PADDoN CO..
IA Main Street, 1894 Fillmore St
Watsonville, Cal San Francisco, Cal
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

be disappointing than otherwise. Ia:
sober. sensible, dictionary seatIsneHt
that Is bound 10 set in which in fact
has already begun to be felt. will lem
onst-ate fully how exceedingly ciaIa
o-ous public sentiment can be Ger
something it has no defined idea what
it wants. and nobody else has. Tae
American people are naturally sensi.
Bile and Conservative in all thinSN.
AT times 1t may spasmodicaliJ 10
radical. but II Is merely the blowing; OF
a passing breeze
The senate has been the tT'ry
representative body in the discussioL
OF this question. and will remain the
SAM. III The time OF its settlement
Debate has been open. not throttiG1.
The right 20 amend has been unGue7'
toned in that body. The confidcrcH
OF the great bulk OF the public in thc
high sense. integrity and patriotism ii
the Senate cannot be questioned.
This one prodiGious question ha'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
FAIR TREATMENT
the POSITION OF SENATOR Ell
KINs ON THE RATE BILL
NOW BEFORE CON-
GRESS.

The PaEkersburs Dispatch-sSs"s
thes speaks OF the posit!oa OF the
rate bill:
The public should treat Senate:
E1kins fairly an his authorized
statements have been in favor Of The
Hepburn bin. which IS measure
Tat the public seems over jealousy
cIamorous for at this time. The
Senator did not go on record in This
railroad mater until LATE, but this
should not count against him; nos
viii it with thinking people.
The Hepburn bill. II passed by tbs
Senate in its original form is des'
tined 20 oe one OF the great disa2
poinrnents Of the present decade
which is exceedingly persistent in te
manding legislation that viii change
the basis of all business. religious,
and social regulation. without b-sow.
ink 5us1 exactly what It wants Col's.,
Guentiy enactments promulgated nm
der such pressure are rlo-e apt 10
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
'Whoss Say-so. IS Best?

With neariy al nedicsnes put rp for
sale Through egists, one has to- take
the maker say-so alone as 70 fheirscura-
NOT that OF a dfsinteresred party and
accordingly Is not 10 be given the same
credit as Il written from .disinteresoed
ever, form asinglesand therefore striking
exception 70 this rule. Their claims 70
the confidence of invalids does not rest
solely upon their makers say-So or
praise. Their ingredients are matters Of
public knowledge being printed on each
Separate bottle wrapper. Thus invalid
sufferers are taken into Dr. Picrce's full
confidence Scores OF leading medical
IN praise of the curative value OF tho
several Ingredients entering into these
well-fnown medicines
,csi ~ as Pret FInies Eilinr NV u B..
OF Bonnet Medical College. ChicaS9: Prof
aef e lse se Of eiaeana io ohio: rTs
John King. " D. late OF Cincinnati Ohio:
io. s OF Jererson MedicaI colIeee. Of Pa.
and scores OF OTHERS equally eminent
the worst eases OF serns,e weaEness. oroIap-
susaIassverxion and rerroversion and coErects
cure painIn pefaocr ofss Up
times known As pelvic cataTh and multi
secret medicine. but the -FaTortte Pre>crip-
ton" OF regularly educated physician OF
peculiar ailments who frankly and confid-
irsGly takes his patients into his full con-
fSenre by telling them Just what his = Pre-
~cripsIon Is conpo~ed OF OF no other rnedi-
cine put MP for wornan'S special uaaladies
and sold through druggists can it b.. said
that the maker IS not afraid to deal thus
frankly. openly and bonorably. by letting
every patient using the same know exactly
what SEes - taking.
Sictsomen are invited 10 consult Dr.
Pierce. by letter. free. All correspond
ence IS guarded az Sacredly secret and
vornan3y condolences are projected by
professional privacy address DIR. R V
Pierce, Buffalo. y. V
How to preserve health and beauty is
told IN DR.. P:erce'S Common Sense Med
ical Adviser II IS free. For 4 paper
covered copy send DR.. r V Pierce. Buff
fa.o, ". " p one-cent stamps 10 cover
mailing only. in cloth binding 81 stamps
Dr. PierceS Pellets cure constipation
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
LlHFIjNIIjNIIN6ION

E5SMaNNTNGToNs--Aprn11I- - Mrs
Ernest Miner and little daughter. of
Ectarksburs street. are making three
weeks visit with relatives In Meade
vile Pa. 49,
chas. Gallagher Is home after a
few DAYS spent with friends. in Wheel.
ing
a. W. Allen left last night on bus
mess trip to Fairmont.
Thos. Mel, Of Fairmont. was in the
citv7 ON business the first of the week.
Among The Downs people in the city
last night were John Ryan Geo. Col
den and French Downs.
John DeBolt has resigned his posi-
ton with the NJ. L. and P. Co.
Gilbert Musgrave. head clerk In the
Offices Of the Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Co.. at Underwood. was in town
on business last night.
Miss Vera Wright Kidd. of Morgan
town. is visiting her cousin, Miss Mil
dred Smith.
Brutus Metz. OF Metz. was calling
on lady friends here last night
chas. Hartlieb is spending a few
DAYS in Wheeling.
Raw Rarrows left last night on 4
TWO weeks. vacation to be spent at
Columbus. O.. and Detroit Mich
Mrs. Bernard Linn, who was visit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

t,tozSnt the craftsmanship and the
u4eti,cds of the Senate and the House
ir:o Sharp contrast. with everything
ia.ornlg the Senate and very little. il
anything. favorinS the House. as a
t.1,ty representative body
SIT to return 10 Senator Eifs;ns
"a matters not what personal feelings
a., towards him He has stood open
II IA favor-of the right sort of leg
istasi"n. He has not shown the cow
arcf.,.e that bows TO a radical claroor:
5-ts i,e mas stood within the ts1ts
ah,t shadows of the constitution e.c=
t..iti>1::I TO what ne considered rs
he has sought only TO
a,v=at the Hepburn bill in such par
t5cG:=,s as would make it constitI.
::icn=-I and specifically beneficial TIC
III. ocular conditions that it is &C
III .rss LEGGED prevail in West Virginia,
IS t:.y DO in no other State But he
: :.=r the Hepburn bill whether
:s1,..n;:.ed or Rot. at the same time re-
==r,s: tag tEat the opportunity 10
s:.cEsthen it particularly as 1t affects
wet Virginia Is not taken advantage
'cf some may say that+the Senate:
H.; c:-anSed front Maybe he has
Er: Tow do we know? He seems to
-. ;:.stttaS his record pretty straiSb:
on ii 80 far as il may be said TO ccn-
fcri.s With popular sentiment, so why
-.;f- give him his due2 Stripped OF all
6c;-=.,n=,I consideration of the man all
cLcESEt Of his. business connections
AMI things of that sort. in our hum
bis ;...iicf. Senator Elkins' course.
%t...h is his policy that,is OF official
word has certainly been. and Is.
compatible with the best interests of
sLe people of the great State he rel
Tcssnts in the upper branch OF the
Congress-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
s

Eva Tanauay In THE Sanbo Girl"
The announcement Of the coming OF.
Miss Eva Tansuay with The sambo
to the Grand next SATURDAY Is
hailed with delight by the happy nor
tafs Who have ben fortunate to see
the infnnitable Tangnay In the past
and also by playhouse patrons wto
nave bea reacaed by the fame OF this
most delightful Coincidence and who
are exceedingiy anxious TO view the
performance of which they have heard
so many good reporss. Miss TanS1iaE
has created particular field in r'u.
steal comedy for herself and she has
no iraitators. as her comedy creations
are ABSOLUTELY unique and TO the Re-
PRODUCED would require a duel per
sonality. Her charactedzations are
exceedingly funny. her songs are done
in way that Is all her own and as
everyone knows who has ever seen her
dance that the Tansuay terpsichorean
sfeats are malzs1s and agility
In The Sanbo Girl" the chiefest OF
her song hits include HeU Don't Care.
MY Sunday Girl The American
.Ragtfne" The Eva Tanguay Love
song" and NThe Banjo Sereuade." and
she also has nun,ber Of other must
cal numbers tnat have been written
for her especiaI use and it is fore
scasted that some OF these are TO gain
vogue by reason of particularly catchy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

sire. The cast of principals engaged
by Manaser Jos. ~ Gates for the
support OF hts star are clever and
wensknowp artists A very attractive
girls are mentioned as special fea-
ture New scenic appointments.
fresh costumes. and lighting effects
win be used.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

The Fairmont Carriage Works Is
prepared to construct any and all
kinds Of wagons or carriages Repair
work promptly attended to. Cherry
avenue. z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

The cost OF using our want column
at half cent a word, is nothing com
pared with the results It brings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

< Fer pure ice cream, ices and can
dies. see communtzis. who has built
reputation on purity and quality. K
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

See Pople's yard-wide chanGeable
silks. All popular colors, at only 81
per yard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

Go to ]. S. PopIe's. Merchant street.
for lace curtains. window shades and
fastenings- ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

Carpets c'-aned Tuesdays and Fri
days. Person having 100 yds. or up
wards cleaned any day
TROY LAUNDRY. 2-Gt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

| Do you want help OF any Idnd2 Try
the classified ad. column
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

carpets cleaned any day. Troy
Laundry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

ROSS ENGINEERING COMPANY
Jacobs Building. Fairmont. w Va
Civil. Mining and Consulting
Engineers
Surveys of all kinds executed on
short notice. Coal and coke plants
a speciality. Rates reasonable Elk
aminations and reports on mining
property
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

Do you know that we earsy1Eszs
est want column In town. 17ssaaE
is we get results Ha1f e1fsessUl.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
TRUTH

Secretary of State, James T. Ham
mond, Mormon. Treasurer, James
chapman, Gentle. Attorney General,
Bishop, Gentle. Auditor,
Morgan Richards, Mormon. Congress-
man, q. %. Allen, Gentle. Senators,
FRANK j. Cannon, Mormon; Arthur
Brown, Gentle. This shows that
seven Gentiles and four Mormons
were elected, although at that time
the Mormons constituted about three
fourths of the population of the
state. The testimony taken before
Senator Burrows and printed in the
record shows the above to be the
fact. Burrows had no foundation
Whatever to base his statement on. It
shows 1t is hardly necessary for Truth
to say what burrows is He knows
what he is, the people knows what he
Is, the people know what he is, and
before the debate is ended someone
is likely to tell him what he is.
~ ~
It's astonishing the dirty little tricks
the Tribune employs to injure those it
Doesn't like. The Tribune crowd have
shown themselves to be small mean
and petty in the extreme. They per-
'aps couldn't very well be anything
Else, deriving as they do their inspira-
ion from the owner of the institution.
This idea is brought to mind particu-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

arly just now by new attack by the
particular coyote of the sheet day
IT two ago on Postmaster Thomas.
ancy the manager of a great paper
angling around the post Office with his
Usual hang dog look and appearance,
'rying to find something on which he
could make a complaint against the
postmaster. Nothing was found but
that made no difference, something
was manufactured. 1t was flimsy stuff
without any substantiation of fact. One
lay the sheet announced that the Fed
eral building was going to ruin because
of some alleged fault of the postmas-
ter.
Some electric lamps were one day al
eyed by the Tribune to be out of order
md consequently the building was 60
ing to ruin. Two days afterwards the
Tribune announced that it had saved
the building, that because of It's start
ing expose the lights had been restor-
ed. AS a matter of fact
the alleged lights never exist
ed and don't exist now. The
apparatus, sockets, etc., were ordered
from the head of the department at
Washington long ago. They came but
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

appointed Mrs. Dubois that President
Roosevelt Travelled through south.
eastern Idaho some few years ago.
and seemed well satisfied with the
people and the country.
The statement that six senator's
We're elected by the influence of the
Mormon church is the fertile imagin.
ing of disordered brain.
The assertion that Mormon children
In Utah and Idaho spit on the Ameri-
can flag, or even do not pay as much
reverence to "Old Glory" as any
other children on the green earth, ia.
to state 1t mildly and without any eff
fusive trimmings. false.
Poor, unfortunate, disappointed
Mrs. Dubois! What a frightful con-
dition her mental faculties must be in
TO make such statements! She is.
however, worthy of Senator Dubois. a
man OF the Frank Cannon stripe, and
he of her.
The people of Idaho should he
ashamed of the name of Dubois and
thank the Ruler of the Universe that
they will be rid in public life of such
notorious and slanderous pair as
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Dubois.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
MRS. DUBOIS DREAMS.

According to the dispatches from
Washington, Mrs. Fred Dubois has
broken loose on the Mormon question
again. She is quoted as saying chat
should President Roosevelt make a
trip through southeastern Idaho he
would no longer be willing to declare
that there is nothing in the Mormon
question" Also, that six United
States senators owe their election to
the influence of the Mormon church.
and that Mormon children in Utah
and Idaho spit on the American flag"
We remind poor, misguided and dis
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

Marks and John @. Critchlow were
both regarded as good men for the
speakership of the house, but the lat
ter says he doesn't care about 1t and
the former is not making an aggressive
campaign. - ~
Representative H. J. Robinson of
Bingham is spoken of as a desirable
man for chairman of the judiciary COM
mittee Of the house. The appointment
will of course rest with the speaker.
1t seems, however, to be between Rob-
inson and Clegg.
The Tribune appears to be preparing
to jump the American" party and is
looking for soft place to light TIL.
public has turned it down on every
thing 1t fought for. The sheet knows
perfectly well that Senator Smoot will
retain his seat and when that matter
is formally decided it will be like a
man without country, newspaper
without a party. What will the old
thing do?
After Senator Dubois retires from
the senate on March next, he
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

will take the lecture platform under
the auspices of the democratic party.
His specially will be to talk to wo-
mems clubs and he will give the repub-
licans hades for not unseating Senator
Smoot.
~ ~
Edgar S. Urry is candidate for the
position of sergeant-at-arms to the
state senate. Mr.. Urry deserves recog-
milton from the republican party as he
has been one of it's most faithful
workers. He has good endorsements
for the place and his friends say he
will land it.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

were defective in some trivial way and
had to be sent to local machine shop
for alteration. When the necessary
alterations are made they will be in
stalled in due course. That's how the
Tribune saved the Federal building
from ruin. ~ ~
The coming legislature will probably
be asked to enact law for an advance
in salaries of county officials Salaries
OF county officers are too low, no high
er than they were twenty years ago
when the work and. the responsibilities
were infinitely less than now. The
principals salaries are low, but the law
providing that chief deputy is not to
be given salary greater than two
thirds of his chiefs stipend is absurd.
Some chief deputies are entitled to
higher salaries than their chiefs.
1t is regarded as roregone conclu.
sion that Wesley X. Walton will be
president of the state senate and that
Harry S. Joseph will be speaker of the
house of representatives. Senator Law
renee who was talked of for president
of the senate says he is not a candid
ate for that position and Senator Love
who was president of the late legisla-
ture says he is nothing more than a re-
ceptive candidate this time. G. e.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22
TRUTHS.

1aylOr was III nell, ana uses IL against
Senator Smoot. What clap-trap for
senator to make use of. Suppose
Brigham Young did say that Zachary
Taylor was in hell, he had right to
his opinion. Hearst has made as
hard statements against presidents OF
the United States, only that he has
confined his curses to this mundane
sphere and the good people OF New
York by the hundreds of thousands
voted for Hearst for the high office of
governor. Why not hold the senators
of New York responsible for Hearst's
statements?
Dubois speech in the Smoot case
sounds like the wall of dying rat.
~ ~
Mrs. Dubois has taken the stump
against the Mormons, and her lurid
and bloodcurdling tales are worthy of
a Munchausen. Judging from some OF
the good lady's late utterances, she
must be taking to heart the defeat of
her Republican, Silver Republican,
Populist, Democratic, Anti-American,
All-Round Anything for Dubois" hus-
band.
Mrs. Dubois had better quit her
mud singing, If she does not, some
one may be bold enough to give to the
public some of her husbands inside
history Take our advice, Mrs. Du.
bois, and commence your moral train
ing at home. Polygamy may be bad
enough, but we know of something
worse.
julius Caesar Burrows and Freder
icy Northumberland Dubois
have delivered their speeches on the
Smoot case. Up to date Utah has sur
vived the shock and the sun rises anu
sets as usual.
Senator Burrows recital of ancient
history and his belieing the record in
several instances shows how desperat,
his case is. He even goes Charley
Musty Owen one better, and contra
diets the evidence of that eminen,
hired affidavit maker.
~ ~
We understand that Senator Bur
rows grandfathers name was Smith
and that he belonged to the Mormon
church. We think that Senator Bur
rows should be unseated on accoun
of his pedigree. According to tina,
eminent authority on pedigrees Og
den Hiles, Burrows is part Mormon,
and the rest just -.
~ ~
The American" party is on the
rocks and fast going to pieces. Even
"Old Hoss" Ez Thompson is begin
ming to get uneasy in the ranks. Ez
has some taxable property in sight,
and has enough sense to know that
the gang" needs the money, and are
no respecter of persons.
~ ~
The late school election plainly
shows that the Kearns party Is on the
decline. Frank Cannon is looked upon
as a hasbeen, and since Silver King
stock slumped from eighty dollars to
seventeen dollars and fifty cents per
share, Kearns is beginning to look
like thirty cents to some of his fol
lowers.
~ ~
Senator Burrows, in his speech
against Senator Smoot, said that only
one Gentle had held state Office in
Utah since statehood, so completely
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

Senator Burrows, in his speech
against Senator Smoot, said that only
one Gentle had held state Office in
Utah since statehood, so completely
was the state under the control of the
Mormon hierarchy. At the first cleo
ton in Utah the following officers
were elected: Supreme Judges, G. S,
Zane, Gentle; George w. Bartch,
Gentle; James A. Miner, Gentle.
Governor, Heber M. Wells, Mormon.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-12-22

After Senator Dubois retires from
the senate on March 4 next, he