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The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25
BURTON INalR0NT0H4JAIL
The Former Kansas Senator Begins
His Six Months Sentence. lf'
44bA1B TlLtr sac
His Always Helpful Wife Rents a
Ayr ,2C8ttase ma win LIVE In i
village Near Hin! g5,ttIr q

rronnton, No, oct,o 2s.4FFo ,r1IEI' Unit
ed States Senator j. K. Burton 6f
Kansas arrived from St. Louis Monday
night shortlypfterf5 o'clock and after
dining with his wife and niece surren-
dered himself to the Taller and Was as
signed to a cell In the 1rontoni jail.
Mrs. Burton accompanied her husband
to the sherlff's office and then went
to a cottage she has rented where she
shall remain until her husband has
served his six months sentence i'm
posed by the federal courts in St.
Louis.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

st. Louis, Oct. 2S.-Former United
States Senator ]. r. Burton, of Kan
sas, accompanied by his wife and
niece, arrived Monday morning from
his home at Abilene, Kan, and sur
rendered himself to begin serving his
sentence of six months in the Ironton,
Mo-, Jail. Apparently. he has changed
little since he was tried and convicted
a year ago in the federal court here
of having accepted $500 for services
rendered the Rialto Grain f. Securi-
tics company, of st. Louis, before, fine
postoffice department at Washington
in fraud order proceeding, AS he
stepped from the train Monday mcrn-
ing he said: l4t 1913 riE ISL .ls
After taking breakfast at the Union
station the former senator went to
the offices of his attorney, f. w Leh-
man and preparations wore begun for
the official surrender TO, the United
States marshal Mrs. Burton main
tanned her composure remarkably we'll
and With spirit. 81 never vas more
proud of my husband than at this
moment when he is on his way TO
JAIL" she declared at the Union sta
tion. 81 know who our friends are
and intend to be friendly with them.
but l reserve the right 10 say Who
shall be ray friends qgg1 ei1J.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

The lady bug Is generally q. home
when the kissing bug calls. la33'
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25
Good Food the True Road to Heatih.

% v'99S canal :, .sa+s. Essas
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-06-02
What The Republicans Stand E,

The platform adopted at
 late Indiana Republican s convenvention stands pat
 T h 2 time-honored repubi protection" and further decd that the republican party is
 friend of the protective m through good and evil reu and adds that it ''can be trls to make changes in tariff Sa ules whenver more good | evil will resul. y As the conn tion was dominated by Fairba and Beveridge who are ardel for the ship-subsidy steal, course they and their henehl stand for the plundering tai which allows the trusts to3 cheaper to foreigners than to \ own people. They doubd3 stand for the republican 'f3 honored custom" of bleeding1 tariff fostered trusts and prdd ed combines Of campaign fu So as to have the chance tod tinue the plundering of the mi| for the benefit of the few. Il well known they stand for \
 through good and evil repa| and can be trusted to fod1 people as long as the voters al them to do so. c. o. P. M on promises, put like pie-cnlS easily broken, See.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-06-02
Deadly Serpent Bites

are as common in India as are .., and liver disorders with us. r,,' latter however there is a sure rs., Electric Bitters; the great res,or' medicine, of which S. A. Brop Bennettsville, S. C., says: "Tber tored my wife to perfect health. . suffering with dyspepsia anda \ ically torpid liver. '' Electric B, cure chills and fever, malaria, M ness, lame back, kidney troubls bladder disorders. Sold on guan All Druggists Price 50c.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-06-02
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURiI
TEXARKANA DIVISION
WESTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANsa'
In matter of estate of Willard II. Lavender.
 T.-.....

In matter of estate of Willard II. Lavender.
 Bankrupt Y
 On this 23rd day of May. A. D., lslo,; oI N the petition for discharge of Willard N Lsd of Nevada County. in said division ana 'a'l trict it a .l|
 Ordered by the court that hearing ,sa, o N K, same on the 18th day of June, A, D.. t~a o'clock q. m. at TeXarkana. Arkansas' asi r1 notice thereof be published in the Nefspos pss. N ty Pieayune a newspaper printed a N Arkansas. an said district. and that 'r rsg creditors and other persons in interest rI s,1 pear at the said time and place. and snSs sS ,ys fl any they can, why the prayer oi sa"
 should not be granted. ,..s aI
 And it is further ordered that the elsass ETA court shall send by mail to all known wnIsaa sssn, said estate. copies of this notice. addresse1
 q their places of residences as staten "A aisr
 Witness Hon. John H. Rogers. or sa,a aIa,s court and the seal thereof at IexaIh"lrglg Iexna rlgii May %, 1906, Jno. M. SomerVeie' --~
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-06-02
PRESCOTT MAR.
 kET REpa
Corrected Twice-a-Week D
 Waller West Elm Str..,'

COTTON = Middling; N 10 1-4. Good middlinp ,o. CORN-M Mixed, 65 to n k OATS-Feed, 45 to 5,. HIDES-Green, 5 to 7.| salt, z 1-2 to 10c, dry fin, !, 17c. WOOL-Burry unwasb.i' to 15c; clean unwashed {, 20 cents; tub washed 95 .a' BEESWAX-2 20 to 25 co,,' TALLOW-3 to 4c. DRY SALT MEAT . p short clear, 10 cents. SMOKED BACON-Er, Short, clear 10 3-4 cents
 STOCK PEAS Whinno- S1. 50 to S1.75 per bushel
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-06-02

And notice is hereby given that sad several tracts lots or parts of lots or much thereof as may be necessary 10 pay the taxes penalty and costs due thereon will be sold by the County Collector at the Court House in said County on the second Monday in June next unless the said taxes penalty and costs be paid before that time and that the sale will be con- tnued from day to day until the said tracts, lots and parts of lots be sold
 Prescott Ark NAT MARTIN, County Clerk May 22nd, I9o6. Nevada Couny
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-06-02
SPRAYED.

From J. C. Billingsley's pastu mile north of Prescott on Saturus' 18th one Roan Ball faced norss' hing leg white up as far as ms NJ years old, shod all around weel pounds or over, he was raised a1ol, Ark, would likely go back tha' Will pay $500 for his recovery
 Albert Porter, Prescos <
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-06-02
LEGAL.
WARNING ORDER

V -ALtlE NC UNDEh Pm, Ayp,l3 a-.I psfntifFs In taI
 vs Nevada Chs' Matte Macl1. et al Defendants Court The deteudaa,s. Hattie Macon ard Corrs,' are warned to appear within this Cturi tilfs herein. Witness my hand and the seal Of sad thIs the ilth day of May. 1906
 .Seall T. R. WRlGHIAa
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-06-02
Delinquent Tax Sale!
STATE OF ARKANSAS

The lands and lots and parts thereof, returned delinqueut in Nevada county for the year 1905, to- gether with the taxes and penalties charged thereon agreeable to law are contained and described in the following list viz
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-06-02
SEE AMERICA FIRST"

dorado which s orimtui Of attractions
 Of the pure dry air enables you to live where game is plentful-v where the rout, and where You wil sec the most sses and cannons n Amsrca
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-06-02
SKIN DISEASES
 FIERY ACIDS INTHE BLOOD


 All sK1n alseases aie action this oiooo caused glands dischagng sticky huld wnle d off the causing itching When the ciasss oi Se"o ~ bleeding Ny body ne
 
 scales the skin becomes hard and often cracking and the painful suffering doacrof f-atter the m manifested the the sane--an the blood Sav powders coohne itching the sufferer temporary reach the iaden
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-04-19
Review Of Weather.

For week ending wednesday, April IS,
1905, as furnished by TT. Considine Of
the local Weather Bureau.
Typical spring weather prevailed DUR
ing the grsstsr part Of the work with an
abundance Of sunshine, plentiful rains and
q temperature that shows an excess Of
thirty one degrees At the end Of the week,
The heavy frost OF the l4th instant re-
suited 10 minimum temperature Of 81
degrees and the formation, in exposed
places Of . thin filn Of ioe, that did moi
average over one eighth Of 50 inch 10
thickness and consequently did very little,
II any damage. Following the warm
wave Of the early part Of the week,
ihundsIstorms were general over the
state. Hail occurred 10 many counties;
and tornadoes are reported IS occurring
In Barton, Ellsworth and Cherokee coun-
ties. The highest temperature during
shs wssk was 81 degrees and the lowest
81 degrees. The total rainfall was 50
ZACH aud the normal FOR 80 years fot the
same period i .s5 showing an excess Of
.18 inch.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-04-19

wers pfeasilt, nd III went merry Al Az y
ni&rriags fsast Comfacs Keith wasa
soldier "A %. y. 18Th Ind XIII. for 81
months and 2 days, and that was long
enough to have time to ~ the elephant.
w wish John many such happy birth
days before no world rolls around FOR ihs
last lime n N
n Pr. Hawkins " Dodge City droppsd
Into camp The l2th ana took dinner With
n Il tho Boyd restaurant. The doctor
lived ii Tennessee when "Thls cruel var
first begun and being l physician kept
out Of Il for some months, butt finally
got 20 hot Bio found that be could nct
brave tho rebsl element longer 40 be -
capped to the Union lines, and enlisted N
%. B. Sd TENNESSEE. Usbsysi thelcyal
north have nob much idea d the troubles
and trials that beiet the union people Of
East Tennessee. The doctor can tsll
you. @ s
Com. r, A. Kinns, whom ~ spoke Of
last wsek, from Cottonwood Falls, has
concluded to stay and make enc q W.
We stated that Il he liked the country
ana The climate was conducivs to Iongsv.
isy, that hs might stay with ns for quite
awhile. Com. Kline Is our Adjutant and
will WELD the pen In that position q the
Adjutanl's ofilcs In such cases made ard
provided. when The schools are closed
At Cottonwood Falls, be viii move bis
family here and cast his lot with The
short grassers, a. one publication terms
So 4He VI
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-04-19
Head Ache
Sometimes?

If so, it will interest YOU 70
t,,ou, that "A ran he stunned
Alivm sha - n . ykfxs
with DR.. Miles Aflti-Paif filis
and without any DaQ aitcI-
.H.c+e and +h;o w;fhn,,t dan
SncSts, au eo
81 ~ ys:..
having your SLoHidcH ulsdt-
5000 Thcv noe;f;ve1v cos,-
tduSeu' Ivy PoS..y
tain no opium, morphine, CO..
Al - .Lir4>- i
came, cnlorals eIneI VI SnlVhO-
s,~,,, a, 49,, form Dr Miles,
Ao - ' ,,.,s 800.
Antl-PaiTl Fills relieve pAlMs
. "a Ikaxs ns1lv sense az relief.
duu ieaNS OnAJ eSs.SS -
The feae3f1 for this is explained
sbv the fact that headache comes
y = VI
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-04-19

A civil service examination win b
bold on the (s) eighth day cf May, 1905,
In Dodge Oisy, IRA couaty, Kansas, II
ton QO) O'Clock .. ~, for the following
named ofIices for the Kansas stats Sol
disrs' Home. VIZ; quartsrnarser, sur-
geoH and adjusant; and for the Bick-
srdyks annex II Ellsworth. Kansas. This
sxamlnation viii Be bald On Friday the
Ain day Of May. 1909, fof shs olloe ~
superintendent, matFon and surgeon. All
persons presenting themselves fof exam
Ination must be honorably discharged
soldiers, sailors or marines who seryed In
tie union army during the rebellion.
~. b. Dobyns. Pres.
d. iii. Thomas, r.. A LION. 6ecy.
OcmmAndans "A. WI. Suttops Treas.
vi. Dodge, KansaU, April III 1906.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-04-19
BUCKLIN BREEzEs.

Mr.. Eckles, 1 train dispa tchsr has moved
bis family from Dalhart to Sucklin.
J.R. warren, who sold his farm just
south east Of Bucklin few weeks ago,
left With his family Monday morning for
the old home in Illinois
O. r. sappennsld and Or Fanncn each
Installed high grade soda fountains ~
their places Of business last week.
1T. Jones has returned from q trip TO
southwest Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and
New Mexico
Quite number Of our enterprising
citizens have been planting shads trees
10 front Of their residences. We hope
that many others will follow their ex-
ample.
y. y. Dicus is building residence on
Dodge avenue. The walls are Of artincIsi
stone, and II will bs handsome structure.
The Misses Ola and Hattie Hollopster
who have been rscrsating for . couple Of
months in Beaver county, Okla. came in
this morning. and took the flyer on their
way to Dodge City, where they will take
up their work again az trained nurses,
The farmers are wearing smiles on their
faces those balmy days. They think
that thsrs 10 fine chance fora good
wheat crop, and wheat does look we'll At
this time, but we are afraid that II will
need saving several times between now
and harvest.
Mrs. Z. J. McOenkey has rented her
residence 10 norih Bucklin, and moved
back to old Missouri.
Marry Murphy has moved to Dalhart.
Our newly appointed road oversssr,
Jas. Ramsey, 10 quite busy just now, put
ting In drain tile and crossings on the
streets, and ID 10 much needed improv-
ment.
Il. L. Heath IL building fine residence
on his farm adjoining Buckhn on the
west.
The public schools Of Rucklln will
close next Friday, April the Goth. Itisal
little early IN the season to turn the kids
.ut to grasa but II can't be helped.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-04-19
State sunday School Convention.


The 4lst. annual convention Of the
Kansas State Sunday school Association
will be held at Lawrence, Tuesday.
Wednesday, and Thursday, May 4, ?, and
s, 1905. The railroads have announced
. rate for the round trip Of one fare plus
fifty cents. Entertainment 10 the best
homes Of the city at q dollar q day, OF
fifty cents for lodging and breakfast.
Every Sunday school 10 Kansas is en-.
titled to q delegate. Pastors and super
intsndents are delegates ex offioio. Per-
sons desiring appointment as delegates
may secure It by applying to the officers
or the county or state Association. Last
year over 1900 delegates from "a counties
constituted the Hutchinson convention
A greater number ID expected at Law
renee 10 May.
General Secretary Marion Lawrence Of
Toledo, o., Prof. D. b. I'owRer Of Chi
cago, Prof. r. P. Vt. John Of Hartford,
Conn, and Rev W. Gardner ThraIla Of
Fresport. Ill, win be in attendance
throughout.
There will be twin meetings VI night,
Special conferences are planned for els-
mentary teachers, Tor county secretaries,
for pastors. and for teachers 81 adults.
A session ii the State University Chapel
and visit to Haskell Institute are Ia
prospect.
For programs and further Information
address, j. H. Engle, General Secretary,
Abilene, Kansas,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-04-19
News From
THE STATE SOLDIERS HOME
Al Fort Dodge, Kas.

Aaothss - raia ths night d The l2th
Lsais Burasiu, ,. 2Ssh m. III, isquit,
Y ~.
Z 0snsads Hwisnsy has gene to meet
As. ewinasy at wagner, !. z.
AIsplsadid rain fsll On mo night 81
~ llth. Some thunder and lightning
James n. Huston, 10. q. A1si Ohio Inf,
VII Hrs. Hsssen have returned from
wichih, where they have bssn for several
menthA
v Ehsmas 6hafisr. =. 9StA Ill. 1af., and
Ars. 6haffsr havs gene 70 Lyons, Rice
county, for psrisd q thirty days. Their
Aasghtss vIsissd the Fort Tor several days.
nn. L. Prudsn has returned from
< 1fiAidae. Cello. whsrs che visited daugh.
~ fer SEINE thirty days. She says they
~ miserable csld weather ont there.
if Or Asslssant Postmaster. Sherman
xsDsatnsy, N. 10th o. Cav, with Mn.
AcDsatnsy have gone 70 visit folks In
Asdgsnsn county for few days.
y TAssdsrs Bryan, D. 18th Iowa Inf. the
Sergeant Of barracks No. has returned
from Lysns, Riss county, Mis- Apsil 10th.
Theodore ssys crops ars growing and
there h pleasing evidence Of prosperity
Ill alsag ~ line.
I. o. Brswa, our baker, and family,
with Ralph SuShrus opened shs fishing
season b. visit 70 Five-njls. The day
was cssl, ths wind blew hard, the Cab
dsu6sful. 70 they DID not Land many, .
Qsare Or - Of little dat psrehss. Thsy
ssy these little muddy looking perch will
Me unlsr the ~.
Ma Samuel 0iIpin has gone to EN-.
poTia 70 visit with her daughter Bsulah,
Who 10 attending college thsra Ms.
0ilpis will stay several nensns. In the
mean time. Sam and Master Lester will
coasiaus boarding a the Pred Boyd bar
racks.
The Masses Assd Rinsy, Hobbls and
wisenas, eur schssl ms'ans, went y
Lindsesrg Friday the 18Th TO hear the
hsssiah. That was On snlucky day and
a. anlseky number, bot trust they may
oil gst bssk safe without the les sf Q
slngls sii.
Many sftAs old boys are greatly handL
capped In getting satisfactory pension,
because they have no hospital record.
Nest Of The boys fought against going TO
NE hospital and II wsuld hays bssn very
sasy for them 70 have made one. Jsdge
Cook sAys be ives busksd and gagged oaes
Tor .rnnning away from hospital, cap.
tursd asd taken back.
John +. ksith, the Arsman 81 he bar
racks was surrounded and captarsd on
he letA lest. II was bic e5th hirthday
ard while he was employed 81 his work,
Mrs. KsitA called In enc oftAs ssigAbsrs,
ths fattsd rooster was slain, and whss
nssa came thsy had famous feast pre-
pared. Grandpa and grasdma hohlsr
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-04-19
Ilaril,s island Torture.

III 40 werse than the terrible case Of Piles
that afflicted me 10 years. Then ! was
advised to apply Bucklen's Afnlea Salve,
and leas than b peFmane emily cured me,
writes Il! 81. Napier, Of Rugles, Ky
HealA an wounds, Burns and Sores like
magic. abc u Rath y nAinbrIdge, Drugs
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-04-19
Time tabIs in eject november il, 1905.

All pssssnss trains run daily.
Way frsighz carry passengers daily except
West bound No. 81 leaves 1904. m.
Hast 9 so $50 0. m.
PRED GARDSkR, Agent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-23
Admiral Deweys
Favorite Dog Dead
BOB AN AEaIsTocRATlc EA.pER
in Tl4E 81 ANNE clRcl rs q
MA E5fMGToN.

y . /, Il . ~ =
WASHINGTON. Aug 237Bob IS
dead. And gloom has settled over the
fashionable dog society Of Washing
ton, for Bob was oneo the aristo-
cratic leaders in canine circles in
washington. He belonged to Admir-
al George Dewey and for q number
Of years was a constant and faithful
companion or the hero Of Manila Bay.
Bob, like the admiral, was fond Of the
sea and frst made the acquaintance
Of Admiral Deewy while the two were
on the Dolphin. q the Caribbean Sea,
| In 1903.
Bob, when a puppy, was given to
Attorney General Moody when he was
secretary of the navy, and the Score
tary loaned him to Captain stoney,
commander OF, the Dolphin, and he
remained on the cruiser for some
years. Bob was first known as Billy
Moody, and under that name was in
troduced to Admiral Dewey, when
the latter went to the fleet maneuYers
| in the spring of 1903 in the Caribbean
Sea.
The dog and Admiral Dewey be-
came great friends and Captain ston-
ey suggested to Mr.. Moody that hs
present the bullterrier to the Admir-
al Secretary Moody readily consent
ed and the terrier went to live with
the Admiral. He and the Admiral's
Chinese chow dog got along very well
together, but Bob. cut out Chow in
the affections of the Admiral and be
came his constant companion. and it
was a familiar sight to all Washing
tonfans to see Admiral Dewey and
Bob taking their daily walk together.
/ This summer, whsn Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey went to Richfeld Springs,
Bob was sent to fashionable dog
boarding house int he suburbs of
Washington. Last Friday the terrier
was seized with hemorrhages. and, al
though attended by several disttn-
guIshed dog doctors, he died during
the night. Bob was beautifully
marked brown bullteErier and had
long pedigree. The Admiral, al
though requested many times to ex-
hiblt him at dog shows, refused to do
SO, fearing the risk of exposure to his
pet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-23

Pink Lips Like Velvet. Rough,
Chapped or Cracked Lips can be made
as soft as velvet by applying light
coating of Dr. Shops Green salve. 1t
takes out completely the soreness Of
cuts, bruises, and all skin abrasions.
Sold by E. A. Billingslea Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-23
AETER sunPER sMiLEs.

The Youth Why II IS that SO many
marriages are unhappy?
The Sage Because here are 70
aiany marriages -smar. Set
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-23
RRlLROADS
BALTIMORE Ono
RAlLRO Al

rr5incULE EFFEcTfpl klJs rs III a SOL
FAiHMcN1s w. si
sLn irliiy except sanaays = sr1ldal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-23

Cyrus, was that operation you per
formed on old Hunks spccessful?''
e Successful? Yes, singularly So
"singular1y2 Then he's recovering
IL hero Chicago Tribune.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-23

Dashaway-Dtd you have hard
time winning Miss Summit
Cleverton-I should say did. Why
when our engagement was Announced
in the papers l had 1t put among the
sporting news.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-23

marriages are unhappy!
The sage-Becauss ;here are. 20
aiany marriages -smar. Set
Cyrus, was that operation you per.
formed on old Hunks sqccesstul?"
Successful Yes, slngrlarly sc.'-
"singularly2 Then he's recovering.
Is herd Chicago Tribune. s.
Scott played funny trick on th-
law of gravity this morning
Mott-What was III
scott-Dropped a line to my wife up
In the mountains Boston Tran,
script. ii
When the takes risks % gain some
prize
The verdict as rule
II this: II he should win les wise;
II not, he Is fool.
-waehingtou Star.
Dashaway-Did you have a hard
time winning Miss Summit
Cleverton-I should say did. Why
when our engagement was Announced
in the papers had 1t put nmong the
sporting news.
"say, Weary, wofs eontemp' Of
Health?"
TITS de finest Kind o .contemp' you
cirn feel. A man wot has It would give
up z. usand dollars day sooner N
work f.r, Cleveland Plain Deal.
er.
The Thin skeeter-well. say, you
look like ready money. Tou must be
having prosperous season. Where
are you stopping?
The Fat skeeter-Me? Oh. Pm liv-
ing in the back of peek-a-boo waist.
Puck.
did it ever occur to you. said Mrs.
Naggsby, "that no man ever acquired
anything worth having without a
strenuous tetrort?"
yes, indeed" replied Naggsby'
"And that reminds that acquired YOU
without the slightest effort on my
part. - Chicago News.
'The doctrine of Love Thy neighbor
as thyselr may be all right In theory
said the egotfst. "but DON'T think 1t
would work
mo; it wouldn't do for you to go
in for it," replied the man who knew
him. you'd have to be entirely too
demonstrating" 4PhiladeIplIia Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-23

The disgusting discharge from the
nose and throat, and the foul catar-
Irhal breath. are quickly dispensed
With by using DR.. Shops Catarrh
Cure. Such soothing antiseptic agents
as Oil Eucalyptus, Thymol, Wild In
ligo, ETC., have been Incorporated into
a snow white cream, making catar-
rhal balm unexcelled. Sold by e. A.
Bllllngs1ea Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-23

New people. are arriving IN Fair
1Gra. daily and place their wants in
lie newspaper on their arrIssl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-23
saxAN.s vlsIr p oAIcAeo.



ton and Banquet
CHICAGO, .Augusl a. Arrange
#msnt for the entmta in1nent of plii,
liam .Jennin Bryan Turing his visit
Itoi Chicago eaTiy pext month include
u recep ION and Ilnel son 81 81 e no
.qaois Club and q banqlet at the JET
.fefson Clnb II Is The aim OF the on
attainment committee 70 make the
latter an event OF great political iin7
portance.
Accommodations for an attendance
Of from 800 to ]. 600 have been pruy1d=
ed and reservat iohs made to date are
said to point o q large Attendance;
Among those to whom lfnvit lions to
be present and to make addresses
have been sent are: Congressman Ag,
Hearst, Of New York Senator Bob.
Taylor. of Tennessee; Congressman
Champ Clark. of Missouri, and Mayor
Tom johnson. Of Cleveland.
Attendance at thu Iroquots Club
luncheon is to be limited to members
OF the club and representatives Of the
Jefferson Club. Mr.. Bryan will be in.
troduced by President j. w. Eckhart.
and win be invited to address the
members. A committee of about IS,
representing both Organizations and
headed by Mayor E, F. Dunno, will go
to New York to greet Mr.. Bryan on
his arrival there.