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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-12

LEI ALOHA CHAPTER, NO. 8,
O. e. s.
Meets at the Masonic Temple every
second Saturday of each month, at 1880
D. m. Visiting sisters and brothers are
cordially invited to attend.
MARGARET HOWARD, w. M.
MARGARET LISHMAN, Secy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-12
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SUGAR FACTORS.

- AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co. /:
The Waialua Agricultural Co.. LAA.
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Mill Sugar Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, ST. I-oyssa-
The Standard Oil Co.
The George F. Blake Steam Puma
Weston's Centrifugals
The New England Mutual Life InRun.
ance Co.. of Boston
The Aetna Insurance Co., of Ha~x.
ford. Conn
The Alliance Assurance Co, of Lam
DON
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-12
LODGE GIG, B. p. O. E

Honolulu Lodge No. GIG, B. P. o. E..
viii meet in their hail. on Miller and
Beretania streets, every Friday even
ing. By order of the E. r.
HARRY E. MURRAY. E. r.
HARRY H. SIMPSON. Secy.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20
6efaDrIi6e 0aGbarf6aft.

Sin bsfannter 8erliner Ge6tsans
malt mietbete Elm neues Bureau, uno
spar uuf bemiel6en 6lur, auf benz
aud Elm befannter @rat ppbnte. &ls
er einge5pgen mar, befu6te i'm elm
Sreunb, UNI Die ii6li9e 9ratulatiun
abauitatten. @ber topfi4ittelnb trait
Der Sreunb elm.
r9Ore mal," faste er, ri9 punte
Dir gratuliren, aber jest gebt's ni9t
me6r."
Limb tparum nift2"
rWarum ni9t? Weil bier Sbiir an
S6ir nit Dir Elm 4rSt pp6nt. S9reiz
en- ba ni9t bic beiben S9ilber iebem.
Der Die Sreppe berauffommt, entgegen:
Oein 9eib ober Oein Qeben?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20

Te Ipn. :. auf Die betoen sefdIorenea
4ugen.
Cine @iertelitunbe fpGter 1T bas
&i6ern Der itummt. >. sic f9las
fen. ..
Na9 Der ftiGen, srquidenben 9adt
fommt Der Mpraen.
Spttor ebert befommt plOBli9 els
men 9eibenf9red. sSbm mar es, ala
tpenn ibn iemano eetisslt bate. gr
tpagt ben &ppf nidt gu beben. Sarum
fiebt er Die li9te MGb9eneeitalt, bic
in Der 9anb Elm Sablett9en nit Dem
Srii6fuffee trGet, ni9t. Rur ibre
Stimme bort e. Die lit tpei9 unb
tlingeno, ME Muiif.
y9uten Mprgen, 9u Saulpels.
Sier bringe i9 Dir ausnabmspeiie
Sein Morgenfutter. SD mar geftern
fpdt 4benbs mod BEL Dir. 4ber Su
altes, liebes Murmeltbier baft mid
ndtiirli9 ni9t gebDrt." Sdmit febt lie
bic blanfe 2dit arf bas Na9ttif99en
unb bebt ieiten buntlen aopf, ben
er INNER nod trampfbaft in ben
&ifenbergraben bGlt, gu ii9 empor.
Sin gelenber S9rei tommt bon ibrer
2ippen.
sic itiirst binous. :. ben &orribor
entlang. . gu ibrem Batter bin. -.
Batter. :. Batter. nm 9ottes tpilz
len : ba brinnsn Bel 8urt 1T :. elm
anberer." = Der 9rofefor briitet GEE
rabe ,iiber Der 0DIune zines bo9tpi9z
tigen aGtbiels. rWarum ION benin
fein anberer Bel ibm iein9" meint er
serftreut unb p~ertieft ii6 BON neuem in
feline 4ufsabe. Nber 5rdulein Silb4en
gonnt linn feline 3ube.
rGr liegt in &urts 9ett -. Batter
-. unb i9 babe i'm geitern Qbenb ges
fiBt unb i6m beute ben &affee ses
bra9t. Q6 Soft, i9 mO9te itsrben."
OILS Der profeFor mad lGngerem
&Opfi9iitteln in ieines SO6nes 3im>
mer ftebt, fiebt sr, bab iein MGbel redt
bat. Oas lit iein Sunge ptrtli9 niat.
Wts aber fommt Der frembe Meni9
bier6er?
@s bat ldnse geb4uert, ebe fe fi4
barii6er peritdnbigt baben.
&urt Reubert tOmmt in5pii@en fee
lenbergniiet aus elmer Der 8obentams
mern berausgeipa5iert. :.
rSrgenD iemdno bat mir meinen
S4laTel 9emauIt t., fast er. :. r9Ofz
fentli9 lit es fem gin6re9er gepes
Teni"
g6er man bort ni6t auf i'm. Mun
hat ii3 biel gu piel gu punoern unb Su
i9dmen!
Silb9en Neubert fpp1lte suerit in
bds Wafer ge6en, neil lie ben Sub
ni6t gu iiberleben permeinte.
Qber lie bat i'm 2aufe Der Sabre
nod 10 piele bon benIelben 2ippen bdz
gu befpmmsn, oab es pirtli9 auf einen
mebr pDer ipeniger. :. ni3t dntommen
fam. :.
Gs mar eitel Sonnenf9ein unb
Slid in benz 2eben, bds Tie an Sans
G6erts Settle sefiibrt bat. :. benn Der
einaige bunfls Yunft blieb fein beims
li9 spif9en linen bsiben. Der Gbes
liebfte befdm niemals CUR f%el6itGnbiz
gen 8erfigung einen 9auss uber 8ors
riborf6lifel. :. Sas mar Silb9en
ge6. Reu6ert 5u risfant.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20

-9bperbel. gbef (einen 8u4a
batter beim S9lafen iiberraf4enb):
rMerfen sic ii4, Miiler, bas 9aupts
bud beibt ni9t besbalb 10, = baB sic
Sbr miibes 91upt barauf leeen folz
len!A
= Si9erung. Mrst gum pailz
toffelbelben, bei1en Trau f9on ldns
sere 3sit franf ii): nS6re Srau bat
nm 3iiden einen blutnnterlaufenen
SGed,. :. hat lie fi9 am gnDe Derlest9"
pantoffelhelo: r@9 nein!.. .glber feitz
benz lie franf it,. .f9lGft lie auf benz
9ausf6liiKel!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20

- &etn Mobenarr. 8Guerin
(5u ibrem Munne, tpel9er gu benz febr
i~ppiulsn Baron gelaben if): .Na...
amer q &ratpattl bGttit Dir 9alt bod
9eut' nebmen foGen unb bD S9ubbans
beln itppf' Dir binsin, mann Ou iebt
gum Baron gebit?!" Bauer: Sag
mid in Rub'... i9 mad feline Mos
ben mebr nit auf meine alien Sase!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20

Prin5ipal gum 8u9balter):
Dem 6rdulein miifen mir UNI jeben
preis einen Mdnn beri9dffen! -.
Seitbem lie fi9 BET uns angemelbet
fat, promenirt lie ben ganaet Sag por
unferem 8ureau auf unb dbl. Die
perbirbt uns ia mod g san5e Sc
59Gft!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20

: Ana ii gIid. Gat gum ors
bern, Der bic 8ierftri4e auf fsiner febr
fd)muBigen Mani9stte sufammens
sGblt): Isle iinb pObl bsim Sa6res.
abi9lubsA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20
Gaen'S SrrtDum.

@r bate Nbi6ieb eenpmmen. Die
S6rGnen .fparen pie &eesn niebergez
sangen, bic 8ife pie 8lib unb Oons
ner. S6r 9aar fab aus, ais oh tie
eben einen Sauittampf mitsema9t
bate unb er bate ibr nit benz 8er=
l~pbungsrine Die Singer blutig ge=
queti4t; aber bas tbat ibrer 2iebe feis
mem @b6ru9. Run fab er in Der
Balm; er nabm elm fleines pdd9en
beraus, auf benz in aitternben 3iigen
itanb: sir 4lfreb, i'm 9abn5uge gu
Dffnen."
Gr brad es auf unb fiiBte bas ser=
brodene Siegel, banrl las CT:
rMein ein5i9iter, tbeuerfer Qieb=
ling, tpenn Su bies lieit. bift Ou i9on
melt fort bon mir uno i6 iiBe peinenb
in meinem 8dmmer9en unb bride
9einen Hine an meme 2ippen. @9,
2ie6. pie f6per 1T bic Srennung,
a6er ib mub es ertraeen. 9enf an
mid, 9eliebter, penn Su bieIe @abe
beniiBeit Die i6 nit eiesner !0anb fir
Did 5ure9t gema6t babe. Sc lit muir
cine aleiniefeit, aber aus liebebpaem
SerSen! 9alte lie in Gbren um metz
netipiaen.
Tein fir etpis
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20
@tfnbahu =Tabrptan.
Danoaiid Sine.

abgaua @1haft
St Souts spsly tsl sd. 1 50Bm RHtsbuts SpdI taai4 8. 8 2O8m
~ soats Sam tagltS d b z OoDn Rem Bort SrprsS td5n9 S. 8 6o8m
saptal egrHs tol 3d. Z 19Sm Stnsgsr 0mI tiSt4 -. 8 OO9m
Sf SOUS VIC td9l ........ 7 3p0m serre Sut. Citing dee tag 10 25gm
81 ct 8 GSpreb tasHa DIS. IL 2oRm sesaoas grprss tdoG5 dis. , LORE
ct 3outs Grpreb tdl -. 15Ru atlantic grpref tdoIh 4 l60m
z o C eltnG9am &t tdel. 4 90 Nm Shtsb @sp, fdsI s g.. 6 56sm
Ut y 6f Watl tdalt@ -. 8 10Rs Sbe Rg 9imheb tdI g 4 b 7 OsQm
ct 2ouis SpedaI tdslid s.. IL 3bNm 8itsbura ScI taSIid S d II a5sm
8tncennes Sibifion.
aairo & Btnesu gpr tasIi& 7 ao8m speneer 6 0und Gid &c. tel 9 55sr
8tnsennes G:preb tdaI... -. 8 5ONm ginuunes 9rnres taoE6 10 s0s,u
epeueer & 6rend Gid IL, tI 4 45Nm Cairo erpres taaH&. ..... 16gm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20

Dame: vSas Sansen 1T bod Elm
g0ttli9es @ergniisen. ni9t tpahr. 9err
afefor?"
9err (bem bas Son5en fauer
ptro): rSepiB, meme @ndDise; besz
balb iputen mir Menf9en es audi ben
9Ottern auein iiberlaHen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20

5ibfa gefast. Ontei:
LINER Reffe 1T bod Elm r9ter
Grid" Sants: ~@ber i4 bdnss bod
al, ihml
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20

= @e.piffenAaft. S9ulbner:
sd babe Sbnen bod seiast, sic ip!>
len iebesmal am f%iinfaebnten zines
Monats fommen unb biesmul iino sic
bereits am pier3e6nten bag" 9ldna
bigger: rSa, erlauben sic, Der 5ebruar
bat bod audi nur a9tunb5panais
Sage"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20

Qlepeleno, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81, konts Ae!ipay,
sIeseIaub DibifisM
Mbsaas aufunls
@merean gJpreb tae,d 49,. 4 9Ogm Ven BORT BIB tdsl 8 d.. IL i0gm
r D & 9 9m tdsa& Sd. 7 sOGm Detroit C Sokbo Gp taels 7 558m
gtsbIanS grom."...-..1o 45gm 9ort Basns Z SIT Up tasI 10 sssm
anSerioa @Ep ..::-...11 S0gm SontbDeRera 1tb tI is. 10 50gm
y 30 o Stmt tagi q S. : 469m @neerfou erpreb p........ 2 45Rm
St @asn: c eIt5 esp tasI 5 5oHm ct Souls cts tel ds....... 8 OoHm
soIeSO & Detroit gp tasl. 8 sORm 8 & Linton ghs aeom.. -. 8 l5Rm
ct. Souts Dtbifton.
S eta s sss az 4 t 81 : ess tel y l e sSgsn s a. aa s g PREF taI 49,; . 4 oog g
ct Scouts asom.----- 7 15gm 81. Bouts grpub taI ST.. 7 Ism
gouspeasrm 9m tI ds..11 o5gm gatn & 8 Saute sc. -. 10 s5gN
ct 3ouis erpreI, tsI s IL 45gm y D G Bottom sn taI DIS. 8 4Oam
ct Bouts 9b tdt d &c., 8 15Nm ct 9outs Gceom ..-.... s SE8n
Ssrre $ante & HRatn dee s 0eRm &aibinstsn etp, tagl p DIS. 6 O5Wm
Ameican GSpreb tdgl..... 7 O5Hm 4uiderbo6er sp tdgl Sd. 9 45Em
gtnstnnatt Dtbtfien.
Gu & soas Ra$tsRrst tss 8 45gm @bhasO aa5t spesml tasl $ 2 l5gm
ct SouS & Gin Na&ters tas 4 S0Bm ginnnnattNec. ........-,1O 30Bm
Cincinnati NadtspeiaItgIs A 45Ym ginc II ct 8 Gtb tag. 49,. 10 65Ym
@ame:anati eEP te ....... 7 sogm @bie & ct agEpreb ts 4 &c ps II s5gm
s statasssi s sssts ts sst =: ! . s sss% ssss. Ct 81, + s ss'ssfi 3 sF, s! ! ssss
eouispine GEpreb ......- 3 55sm SnbianapoHs a0, auss. Stss s 40sea
sines r. asa n, < 3 to ;;a:i1:;p; 8 s s oSsm s Slime s s. s's u 81 20 g. s1i t tsl 81 y a 5Sow
Gbieaso 0tbtfiom.
Chicago 9adtespreb tdels IL 15gm gue aa6tssprsb, tdsI So. 8 sos~
sbi5agO Nadts Special tsl 2 2ogm sine ga5t Special tasI 4 4Ogm
gs5He eHs special tdsI d p 5 2ONm Ga GAZETTE &eeom. 49,. S OoRm
9a6asete Meeon ........ 8 25Rm ene & ySafb s g. tagI p. 6 05sm
Wt@teau O%tbtfiou.
Benton sssbos esbref 7 sOgm ghbart egPrsb tdsl. .----lo sogm
sai&igan gatl gSprsb LII S0Bm Benton Sarbor GSpreb ..-.. 9 Assam
sIfbart Gee tdsN& ..--- 8 50gm Ni&tsan eG2seb....-.. 8 15Rm
9soria Dt~btfton-H
Rsoria gsprss tdsR& s -...1s 15gm columbus 6 eine e1e tel s 5 sesm
ysossa erPssb & aeaa. ~ 7 assm gban!paian assom ..-.--.1o s5gn
1sasrn espssb taea@ pd..n 5egm q & Stie Especial 49, 2 s5am
S5ampeisn GeeOm $4,000. 4 1ORm Reoria gzprsb taai& p & d s 0sRx
8sorta O~tbtfion-dHIta.
Columbus grsres tdsI...- 6 0Osm Qpun Geconn.. 10 00Sm
Ohio Special tdgI. ...-.... 3 5Osem Columbus gspreS tasl... IL 3oWa
asnn asom. - - 8 16Qm Columbus grpres tsI s....1s OOEts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20

= II m9riebem Sommer@
frifdler gum @irthe): nWie tommt
benin bas, nun finb bod BEL Sbnen
idon minbeftens bret Woden tetns
JoreGen gu baben. friiher sab's tag
li9 tpel9eg" Wirtb: rSa.. IS miro
chen aupiel aufsepabt!!"
Oie ppetif4e aD4in n.
Solbat: rNes, nit Der 8efanntfhdft
bin ia ia fd0n bereingefaasn. Sadte
i4, Elm anftGnbises Mbenbbrot gu trte'
gen, als i'd fie heute gum srftenmal be-
fu&t. >. ba lieft fe mir TIRE @sotdte
hor!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-20
9ein fir etpig

Gr fiiBte bas 8dftden bon Snbrunft
unb Dffnete es; es mar = cine S9ahs
tel. rotbe S6minfe. = fe bate in Der
a%ufresuns elm falf4es pdddea cine
sepadt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09
STANDARD on Press AGENT.

(From The New York American-)
Most amazing to those who have
followed Standard Oil policy is the APP
pointment of Joseph L c. Clark as Off
sciaI press agent at a salary Of $4,000
The public could more easily conceive
of the corporation paying $4,000 a
year to keep the news of its affairs out
OF the papers, but that it should pay
any such amount to gain publicity is
almost staggering
No move could show more decidedly
the company's change OF front For
years reporters who were sent to No.
20 Broadway have seldom been able
to pass the doorman- II is said Henry
II. Rogers did not know what a report
er looked like until Attorney General
Hadley OF Missouri, hauled him before.
areferee and with the aid OF the courts
brought out unwilling testimony Dur
ing this proceeding Mr.. Rogers spent
much time in the ante-roora, which
was filled with reporters, and In time
his shines wore or. even to the ex-
tent OF exchanging stories. This was
the origin Of the press-asent germ
The man who has secured the berth
of highest paid press agent in the
world is an old newspaper man He
also has written several successful
plays.
He established offices yesterday in
one of the suites allotted 10. Genera!
Counsel NJ. F. Elliott. who issued the
STANDARD Oils defiance of the Pres
ident on Friday. Reporters are now
as welcome at No. &c Broadway az
they were unwe1come before The
company realizes that its policy OF ST
lence was ineffective. and did more
harm than good The veil Of mystery
is to be pulled aside. but no further
than Mr.. Clark can help. The inner
most doings of the great. corporation
VIII be detailed for the asking. or az
least one would think so after a Wis
it to the press agent: but it will be
the doings that Will reflect credit or
standard on and nothing of the other
side.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09
Favored the Aoed.
tsan francisco Dispatch to \. )

3tSan Francisco Dispatch ton Sra.3
When the first shock CAM 2. Gid
woman residing in three soy lodS-
ing house at Seventh and 2o~a-2
streets sprang from her bed and Ts1 :s
ed to the window While deciding
what to do the building collapsed viz
the second and most seTe-= saec!s.
The old woman was hurled -a-ouSa 3
window OF the top story yet LANDED
upon her feet absolutely Inha-usd
In the very next house q cong
and athletic man jumped from 3 s9coc*
story balcony, sprained bor:soR1es
and was almost burned TO dea-5 bseo1e
he could be carried to place g sS1@-
ty-
Another man in the sane ZIei233:....
when rescued from The debris of .
lodging house which collapsed, ga
speeches with fright and today ca
only make himself understood il ;
whisper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09
EsT0RES
eIRIE land
SOME INCIDENTS GATHEREoFRoM
VARIOUS sPsAcEs-HEALTHY
OLD AGE
(From,r the washington star)

= 81 70
There was very pretty scene IN
the senate the other day Former
Senator Pugh. of Alabama, VIVA has
months. drffted down town, and under
the inspiration OF one OF George VIII
ianison:s prescriptions. allowed he
would go up to the Senate He aD-
speared IN the chamber and took a
seat In the rear row TO look around
Pretty soon Senator Pettus, looking.
mp oyersthe top of his specs. the while
$hew watching for another chew of
fine cut. espied his predecessor and
went back to greet him AT the same
time Senator Morgan. of Alabama
Joined the pair to shake hands with
his former colleagues, and they all sat
down and had a good. old-time chin
chin
Young Senator Beveridge saw the
tria and was struck by the fact
that there was an aggregation of age
worthy of note. and reached for his
Congressional Directory to look them
mp. Their aggregate ages was 25s
years Mr.. Pugh was born in 1920.
Mr.. Pettus in 1921 and Mr. Morgan in
1921.
And the beauty OF it is that Senator
Pettus can hold a hand OF cards with
John Keau or any of the youngsters
of the Senate: Senator Push win take
mint juIep with the best of them and
as often, and there is not anyone in the
Senate who will go against Senator
Morgan in debate without being pre-
pared for trouble. And yet some peo-
pie say this is the day Of the young
man in politics.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09
PRINCESS SAID TO
BE y KLERToM2~ssc.
Her Fad Seems to be coI1eeeins -o-e
SiIverware for Her CoiIcc-Is-

Her Fad Seems to be Collecting -1e.
SiIverware for Her CoITee-ic--
BERLIN. May 9.-William CHASE, >
former servant OF Prince -AGoIp:2 T,n
Wrede. was arrested on The COMPLAIN
of the prince. who charges Glass W.
blackmail in connection with : q-z2-4-
ty of stolen silverware, ma-E=S w.
the names of Paris and Berlin notes
found in the silver room o. CAST,
Basedow. near Maichin. Neck?=--.!1lz-=-S
Schwerin-
The LolIal-AuzeiSer aSse-te:' G-
Princess Won wrede is known C aaTs
I<lcptomsniacal pfoclivities-
Contradictory reports were c!-cG2a:-
ed last week regarding the finding g
the hoteI-marked silverware a Caste
BaSedow. The search by The author
ties OF Malchin vas, It now appears
made by order OK a Berlin court VIZ
which denunciauon was lodged -
first The source of this denCacizt2c2
was not revealed but it now appear
that GIase was the person VINO oa&~
The complaint
At Maichin it was reported ia:
Prince and Princess Won wred= Al,
Fraulein WeidiG. their hoGsszsesSS1---.
would be asked by the court TO ex7ia$2
the presence of the hotel-u1arEs6 81
verware in the castle. The 2-ac=
and Princess reside most of Ias year
at Madrid and rent Basedow Casts
as summer residence It belongs =
the estates of the Hahn family. tn
head of which. Conunt Won Hahn, died
recently ruined man.
The silver includes dozens CT MIA
pitchers. sugar bowls, plates, >U-es2s
and salt cellars largely plated, and J.
has been suggested that the collection
was made by someone having mana
for taking things from hotels as sor-
venirs-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09
MiIion u olar
iEnb urehase
.rEtNT, EWING & sIoNER CO.. HAS
BOUGHT 5000 ACRES IN Po
cAHoNTas COUNTY;
VIVA

/. p
2ITTSBERG. May 9.-The Flint. Err
wing & Stoner Company has Just COM
p1eted the purchase of 10000 acres Of
timber land in Pocahontas county, W.
va. and has thus secured what IS COD
sidered to be the finest tract OF West
Virginia timber ever sold The In
vesImeut approximaIeS s1.e0e,o 900 and
the deal was made by J. B Flint, one
Of The officials of The company The
enormous operation which win be nee
essay to clear the tract Will be car
red on by newly organized West
| Virginia corporation 10 be called the
Flint, ErvfnS & Stoner Lumber Com
pGnJ. This concern will have the fol-
lowing officers. all of whom are well
known n PirtsburE lumber circles:
resident. ]. 2. Flint: vice president
and general manager. A. w. Eckhart:
secretary, r. h Erving; treasurer. E
= stouer
Ta4 properly secured belonged to
! =. v. DUnlevie and is at Dunlevie- on
tie Chesapeake & Ohio railroad and
the Greea Briar river. one of the most
pIctugesque spots in the mountain
STATE. It is conservat!vely estimated
that the tract will produce 200,00o.oo0
fact OK lumber. of which 40 per cent.
is spr;,ce and the remainder hemlocls
and hardwoods. The purchase in
cladas seven miles of railroad. to
! 3y:lich seven miles more. with CO.
pound steel rails. will be added at
oaca. It also includes the town of
I.unlsYi.>. which has a big store. of
ices, two large boarding houses. "a
dwellings,, engine. oil and boiler
aouses, machine and blacksmith shops.
TWO miiss. and an electric light plant.
Every house in the place is a modern
DWELLING, with bath and electric light
The mills have a daily capacity OF
I.130,o1I feet In short time the com
;sary expects. 10 run them day and
i-a;ght. The Flint. Ewing & Stoner
Lumber Company will market most Of
t;I.4 &i.nh.r from this plant in the east
bgt 4 tar:;., part of it will get into the
.ittsbarE. district. where the interests
;p=ai,:d this deal are among the la-r-
est distributors OF all kinds q: lumber
he asW: company has 10000 cords OF
round. pulp wood which ii has sold to
TIE West Virginia Pulp and Paper
Company This concern has also con-
rated Cor Go.oGo cords of slab pulp
rood which is taken from the refuse
or its way from The carrier 70 the
burners.
This purchase will give TIE Flint.
=-ri,r--4- Ii Skoner-intereSts an-output
OF al least 20.o0o.000 feet of staple lurn-
Der :, 5...sr WITH its other operations
il t;,.> Seath and in northern Penn
! s?''y1aia they viii now have an out
Jir' OF 50,6ao.00o feet annually The
Company is now in possession of the
Dqnfeyi.s properties. whose resident
.:aauaS.3S win be a W Eckhart. for
taa-Ty :r.anaSer of the immense lum-
De- .a,,.s rat:ons of The Weyerhauser in
ts:;=s;ts al Lake Eabayaman. Wis.
!Dzer .2.tos men are now employed at
~. plant and this number will be
!. sar:,ety increased when tae new rail-
;'357tsi Il completed.
-.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09
leaves I'm TO .rhe sain-s.-

John Snyder. now dead a S1-12-,
field. O.. left all his properly g rs
saints. Snyder. however. neglected
70 specify which of the Saints ~s-*
TO receive his possessions wo--z 49,
600. and a squabble betwe=c s--=-oG
persons who think they car CT.sss.--:='s.'
began in the courts the o[21=r t6y
when the will was filel for <-cna-@-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09
MAY.

sncblrrs and crimson:crest piping and
r~:t-laE,
B.ocdroot and cowsip in amber and
rex,
AppI~-biocm c,oudins the orchards
tuisnins
Tn> promise of snow-clouds that
wreathed overhead
73yl13t,. ttrift of blossoms and green
rnt.adow-cover,
s;ttppied with violets called by the
SIN;
Yes lacked no faith in the sky that
bends over.
Smiling, you waited till winter was
t<olr.>!
7go;.er the brown Of the dead winter
c-:lcSen,
SAFE. c-o2, the sinister clutch of the
frost
aoid1nG the message of spring-tine
unspokea.
:7,oidi:s; the secret that wan summer
lost
TIE. Sunshine and bluebird aswins on
t:ls osier.
All robins flute call to you under
IT,, sod;
>soye.e: sprinSinG evansels. to herald
deaths closure
Ac6 symbol the new Resurrection
of.God-
Post Wheeler in New York Press
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09
Tipped by Phone Mistake

(From the Philadelphia Record)
81 Sheriff Box. of Bedford. Ind, today
arrested Ralph McCracken after a
somewhat novel experience He had-a
warrant for Mccracken. but was un-
able to1ocate his man, when the tele-
phone at the jail rang this morning
= .sswhats do you want?" he asked
TEL RezSSSel to mall that letter,
said masculine voice. 49,
ssWho are you 2,'s asked the Sheriff.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09
pf-deias Among canpe-s-out.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-The
1-s+ Wedding ever celebrated in Cold
e. Cats Park took place when Miss
s-niII-= hartmann became the wife of
Bossert The ceremony was
by Rev. E. D. Bovard. Of
in the little summer house
juss- west of the conservatory. where
1e b=ide has been staying with
friends since April is.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09

The want column is never overlook
ed. Get want or exchange ad in the
West vfrEinian today and wait for
results. Half cent word Swo0
daily circulation over 2, 500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09

Remember the sworn circulation OF
tae West virsinian is 2-5o6. Reaches
from S.9ooto 10000 readers every day
of the week It only costs you half
q cent word TO insert your want
ads IN its columns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09

this clarde 5EeCracken,s Ne
3answe-
Where you = asked esq.,
esst the shops
An oHcer went 70 TIE shops and
arrested 1fcCTacken. When Sae-t
Box told him how he had 1ocass5 hsr
McCackeu's reply was:
Central gave me the RTons ouu-
ber-y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09

Do you know that we carry the larE-
est want column in town. The reason
II we get results. HaIf cent = word:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-09
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and are blessed WITH a heavy shock or
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the quicker <or lack Of atr Ra1dness
would ensue as the daal result New
bros Herpcide kills these germs and
stimulates unhealthy hai- TO abundant
rowrh Herptcide IS = pleasant ha.-
dressing as well as a daadruH cure znc
contains not an atom OF injurious sub
stance. Sold by leading druggists Send
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