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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
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seEAKgR 1E CANAL ZONE
UNCLE: JOE JOE Cannon Tells president
ABOUT his TRIP TO- THE PANAMA CANAL

MS aDsence, Dul tne president d0lOt
less was able 10 square himself Will
the old fighter before the Interview
was over. Among the favored sons.
oil this country there Is none more ia.
yored than Joseph C. Cannon. Of thu
State Of Illinois, and the President
himself is credited with having made
The PFOdictlon-to the speales.ihal-he
would be President. }tl,s;
They Talked Politics.
The Hartman incident naturally
came up during this interesting talk,
The President couldn't hare overlook.
ed so fruitful topic of conversation
had he tried, but II he expressed any
views 10 the Speaker that he has not
to others, the Speaker kept them to
himself. One thing Mr.. Cannon did
admit, and that was that he told the
President he believed the canal would
be built all right, and that the work
was being we'll done.
Mr.. Cannon never permits himself
TO get out Of touch with what is going
on In his own country. The first thing
he did after lan,llng In New York was
10 order q iile Of the daily papers dur.
Ing his absence. After reading them
he declined to talk OF political things.
and repeated what he had already said
In New York, so far as the Hartman
incident was concerned. that not one
Of the things mentioned on both sides
In the correspondence made Public
came within his knowledge, and that
he was absolutely as ignorant about Il
as any one In the entire country. AMI
Mr.. Cannon stood pat on that state.
ment and would not be budged.
His Mail Piled Up.
The Speaker kept stenographer
busy for several hours answering a
mail that had reached vOlumlnous pro.
portions during his months absence.
Between times he managed to chat n
few words with visitors who dropped
In to congratulate him upon his return.
what impressed me most on MY
trlp?" said the Speaker. repeating the
question put 10 him.
well" he observed, pausing as he
inclined his long cigar at more acute
angle. az think the one thing that I'm.
pressed me more than anything else
was my feroelGas appetite; 1t was a
thing with which l was entirely unac.
Quainted."
1t would be useless TO repeat what
Mr.. Cannon said In detail about the
canal. He has been frequently inter.
view on this subject. Suffice Il
TO add that Nj. Cannon was greatly
impressed with the mastery way in
which things are moving down on the
isthmus, and believes the task to
which this country has set itself will
be accomplished 10 the satisfaction
Of all the people and to the benefit Of
the whole world.
81 have not the slightest uneaslness
as TO the successful completion Of the
waterway, and that, too. within a rea.
sonabte time" he remarked, during his
talk. "The works. getting along nice.
ly now. That was great trip we had
as Brother McKinley's guests. | had
the time Of my life, and all the rest
Of the boys were In fine feather all
the time. J. Hampton Moore compos.
ed number Of songs and Jim Taw.
ney sang them, and everybody knows
what q fine singer Tawney is. Nobody |
got sick. although "a few had serious
Continued On Neaos Flyej
a 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
DISASTROUS FIRE.

twenty-five Persons Lost Their Lives
In Flames.
LISBON, Portugal. April 1O.-Twen,
ty,fve persons were killed and scores
hurt in a disastrous fire to-day at Cen,
tral market district. Many of the vic,
Tins were women and children.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
KILLS Wife AND
Then HIMSELF
DOUBLE TRAGEDY OCCURRED TO.
DAY BECAUSE OF HUSBANDS
JEALOUSY. ~.

WILLIAM W. Va, Apr. lO,-Jealous
over the attentions paid his wife by
others, John Arnold to-day shot and
killed her and then turned weapon on
himself, committing suicide.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

Mr.. D. 3. Snyder who has been re.
siding al the Black farm on the East
Side has moved Into. his residence on
Walnut avenue. Mr., Jacob Harrfwlll
move into the house vacated by Mr..
Snyder.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10
LICENSE NOTICE.

All persons engaged in business requiring City License
are hereby notified to make application for the same BY
giving the nature of the business location Of the same
such other information anecessary on or before April
18th .st75
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

Mr.. NJ. D. Boland has returned home
after few days spent in Wheeling.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

Carpets cleaned daily. ~
l9t TROY LAUNDRY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

Carpets cleaned dTly.
let TROY LAUNDRY
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

Continued onpau. FIyeJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-10

~ !, X = 3si;s.
n THERE Is SOMETHING n:
ADO tiT THE / DINE PAPER u
THAI OUTSIDE PAPERS CAN'T X!
= COMPETE WITH, II
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Sdoocn ongcri6tet, meIdJer inoeB
$500 ni6t i~iberifreiten oiirftc.

Sdaoen ongeri6tet, melder inoef
$500 nidJt iiberihreiten oiirftc.
Serr S5bournc, mel6er in gtr. 1913.
Nor0.S tridersS troBe, mo6ut, lpuroc
bon Oen 9rouO in GeuutniB geiett.
SIN 5~ipciten Stodlperf mobnt Scr
S6neiocr Sobn S6olofSfp mo inn
0rittcn Der Sdnciocr 6enrp WtcloSfu.
9ic Mobel mo &orrQtbe 9ciOcr mur.
0cn GlIr6 Holld un0 Muiier etluoS
bcidG0igt.
- St cincm WonOi6ronf I'M 5tuci
ten Stodluert Der @obnrug oca Srn.
Nugllit 8eler, 9tr. 20t2, 0ruio-Sia.
Ipcnic, entltonO gciteru 2lbcno fltrj
Dor s llbr oltf mnbcfanntc @eiie
6erler, 0oS eincn Sfoocn Don ctruu
500 onrihtcte. Die 6%cltcrluebr, mel
DIE Oom anitcn gtr. 1888 aus olormirt
lpltr0c, bate Die 6lommen nod lpcni.
gen Minlrtcn untcr Gortrole.
Ger nM icucr M Gnuer.@ G.
onOuercin" ni6t Der edtc, ioll.
0crn Der bon Wfitglieocrn ocS Ger.
monia.WGnnerdorS" bci'm WtaSfclls
bali oes lcbtercn &crein@ imitirte,
perionmcltc lid) am Somitoa gbcnO
IN Der Sin0bnQc bc@ ,Ncrnionios
MGnnerdorS" nid)t chpn, INN ein
aroBcS CONCERT ielblt 81 Qcbeu, ion.
bern nm bel cincm fir lie 9cgcbcnen
6on5crt bic pcridieoencn SInifen
8cin SIT ucrtildcn, mcl6e lie ais 5cbn.
Ter 4reiS bci'm WuSfcn6oQ cro6ert
bottcn. SoS Gro0ronm fiir Den
Nbcn0 ipor in bunloriltiidcr Mciie
bonn @onSortiitcn SorrD 5uionrmcn
geItellt. Gin icincS Sorpcr aus ser
&iide bcS Srn. Sobn 9(6l cntbiclt
9%cIitotcIIclt, mic Shop Suep Imeri.
con," n@bDsgSn.2D 90" 2eip5igcr
9laerlci II. |. ~. 9ic &oQc mar iiir
Den Nben6 0lrd &ru. Nbl biibid) sc,
torirt, audi mar Ole Suicl bon Dem.
iclben ouf'3 Glegontcitc ocforirt nor.
0en. Ger preiSgefr0nte n@icner
WGnner.@ cionguercin" mar ans fol.
genOen &crrcn 5llinmmen gcicbt: &.
i. Hoctb, I%irigent, 2euiS &urb
GboS. 2igbtbiier, GboS. Orcmon,
6ronf l%lblcnberg Sreo. llblen6erM
G6oS. 3immerm1mn, jim, gilbert
3inmcrmonL SeurD SPELL, 0ubncr,
Geo. &ilmor, elmer 9cder, Charles
@c0cner, Z, Georges, &. 2ind mo
i. Sofmomt.
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@idtisc @crGaftnng.

NnGe6li6e 2ouooncr Slipclenoie6e
bel Der 2onouug in u Oorf
fcltgenommct. - @nbcn eincn
Hccoro IN oieicm 2onOe.
Nem Dorf, II. MtGr5.- Nrt6lrr
Grciton @reen mo Charles Mobrer,
Bollogtcre oltf Dem bclttc bon SAINT
burg o%nGclongten 0ompier slime.
rifo," mltrOcn lucgeu perild)tcll
S6mudGelnS pcr6oftet. 0ionotucn
unO Sd)mnndiofcn 5llnl @crtbe BON
$4,000, mcld)c iic nod Ingobe Der
3oIlbcontten nidt in i6rcr Cite an.
gefiibrt bnttell, mllrocn i6nCn abge.
llomnlcn.
0blhon MIR Die Shmuggrl q 9(rt.
ld)uloi0ung ge9en Die beiOcn MGnncr
cr1obeh porocn lit, iugt Die Yoli5ci,
iie miiroel IN 2pnOon IN Tcrbinoul0
nit cincm IicbIto6l BON Giomortclt
unO Shmlldiodcn gum @ertbc bon
$4,000 geluiini0t. glm Wittmof
crbicIt sic Eoli5ci Die tclcgrop6iide
NufIorocrnnG bon Scr Sonooner Yolis
sci, @rccll mo Hobrer icit5uncbmen.
@rccn Ia8tc, or ici 81 Sabre alt,
&crf6uicr II. in Nclu. port 5t Solic.
Die Eoli5ci gloltbt ober, boB er wic,
Ocrbolt lueGcll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der.
boitct gclpcicn lrlo in @iSconiin brei
Sabre inn @ciGnGnib gcieiicn bot.
Mobrcr Gob bolielbc glltcr llnb bic.
lelbc 9eidGftigirn0 oil, mill icood) cilt
Ebilooclpbier icin. Die 8oli5ci be.
boilptct, er lei in BbiIooelpbio mie.
berbolt pcrboitct %9etpeien, infer SIn.
bercm ipeGcn Ycroubitng bcS 3rlS.
@Dclpn Sling in N(tlontic, Gitp un0
0cS 6rlS. Sbcreie S6norb I'M Sabre
1898 in Ebilobelpbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
Ybfabrtstagc Der Sampfer bon
Wciu.Yprf.

ghn Is. MtGr5 9anlpfer p8ooer.
lono" nnh 4ntperpen.
am 10. WGr5 Dampfer DGbem.
nit" no6 Bremen.
Sln 10. W1r5 9ompier .Gll9enia"
nad Neapel uno Srieit.
aim 20. Mar5 0ampier nMaieitic"
nn6 2iperpool.
In 20. @Gr5 3ampfer nNoro-
america" nod) Heapel.
gm 20. War5 9ampier ,0ieum.
glmlteroam" nod Tottcroam.
9ln 90. MGrj 9ampier nSrape"
no6 Bremen.
am 81. MGr5 9ampier nSou.
raine" na1 SABRE.
s(m 81. .MGr5 9ampier oG. s.
Sietgen" nod &openbagen.
am 81. WGr5 0ampfer yanerifa"
nod Somburg.
gm %. Mar5 Dampier nGeoric"
nad) 2iperpool.
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glnf Sem 1Sclicn.

Ger &bite Stor.0 ompier oSuebic"
bel Den 2i5orOS oilf Den 6eIien &c.
fobren. - Sat 400 Gniiagiere at
9oro.
2onooM II. Mdr3.-Qer Cant
pier DSlteOic" bon Der o@bitc Star
Cine" fltbr bclltc gbeno nm 1912 llbr
bei'm 2i5aro in cincm oiften gtebcl
oltf Den Woentercs 6clien. GS bcfin.
Ocn iif mgefdbr 400 ToIIogicrc an
9oro OeS 0ompierS, mo Die 9eiot-
5lrtg bcitcbt aus 100 1erionen. Mcb.
rcre 2c6cnSrettungSboote limo Oenl
9onpfer ST. SiiIie gcionot poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18

6eiert 10 id6ri9e5 Sc
it e6en.- SSn Der oritten STRIDE Der
coangeliiGen @emeini6uit, @dc bon
GroB. ltno Nonticofe . StroBe, Ealtor
Somllcl g. WtciIter, ~feierte geItern Die
@emein6c ouS 1~9.jGbrigc 9eltebell
ser STRIDE. SIS ianOen Orci 6cItgot'
t%eSoienitc Itott. Die &onptpreoi8t
belt Boitor GborleS $. @cnicler bon
Der Mtcgloerrpltrobe. Sin reid)bol.
ti9cS nlniifolii6cS Yro9ronm fam
5llr 0ur6iilbrlutg.
Gas mar cine Gelet. -
@G6reno Der Nod)t bonn San1ltog
ouf Sonttog mod)te ii6 Der mcrifo-
nilde @urrom i'm 300" oil Nortb'
gluenue mo .Strobc BON icincnl
Soliter los lto ottodirtc ocn flelncn
Giel nSiom," Den 2icblilg Der Sin.
Der. Gos fleilie Sicr, bos blind it,
fonntc lid nid)t belfen, on cS icItgc,
bulloei1 mar. glS Yrof. SmelS &c
Itcrn frii6 nod Dctl Sbicren Iob, be-
merfte CT. ooB Ser 9lirrolu Dem
3"pergeicI elm Stiid 8lcii1 ON 9ein
o6gefreiien botte.
@eItern NodJmittog beiud)te Ser
s. 81. Sh0icr, Gertretcr Der oSnnitoa
ton onb Supply Co." ocn 300"
I'm BORT Gin nelieS 3cSinicftionsmit-
te( yNplmleQe" 81 0cnlonitriren. Gas
l,cllc Mittcl beltcbt aus eincm Eill-
Der, ooS, lelblt gcrlld)loS, bel Nnlpcli'
oung cines flcincn GltontumS ioiort
ieocn iiblen @crlt6 5eritort, olio Oo'
3l g~ceignet lit, cine Wenogcric icOer'
5eit politGnoig gcrud)loS 81 boltcn.
0ieleS Elllper bot IN Nen.Dorf idon
oQgemeine 8erpenoung 9%efunocn;
ipeSieQ miro es BORT BON groBcn SO.
tells 5lr 9eieitigung ocs @erids BON
aii6cnobfGQcn Gloiets II. i. 10. &C.
broud)t. @eiA6ftsfiibrer @ed pom
200" be5ei6nct oos ncitc Oiittel oils
portreiflid. Serr Soldier lit i'm
vSotel Stoiioro" obgeItie9en.
Som see unb Safen. 9ie
S6oluppe vTbelma," Capt. Guns
miligs, berlor ouf Dem @ege bon
Silgbmou'S Sslallb nod Baltimore
i6ren Soltptmoit lno muBte bon Ell.
mem SdleppOampfer mad Baltimore
ge5ogen merben.
IS b%efinoen iid) sur 3eit bier
Gumpfer i'm bieii9en Safen, lueld)e
@iiener5 bon @eniiaf 9ebradt boben.
Die folgenocn Sd)ifie paiiirtcn
geitern Cape Senrp bei'm G%inlaufen
in Die 9ai: 9ampier sWnnno Sota"
Inn 3 llbr 80 Win, San Wiguel"
INN A llbr so Win.; bei'm ~gusloufen
Die H|enlorqileitre y0efionce" nit
5tpei Sarfeii unb Cumberland" nit
orei 9orfen uno Die Sdooner Sra.
tboniel E. Holmer," y@ormea" uno
Baltimore.
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lit es Gin MlprS?

----
S. 81. Sorris in Der n0rOliden 8oli.
5eiltotion beigeitedt. ~ @r iol
angebIid Sen 200 bon G6aS. 8.
Bingham peruriodt babcn. -
Die 2cide ocs 2ebtcren nobe ser
Gcour-S pcmle-9riid gciumocn.
s, 81. SnrriS, IS Sabre alt, Gin
autid)er fir Die n9lttinion Quarry
g." lit in Scr norOli6cn 8oIi5ci.
itotion inter ser 9eihuIOigung bel
geItcdt, ongebli6 Sen Zoo bon Gba&.
@. Sing6nm, eilteS &uti6ers bon
Wiilton @ilion, an Sonlitog N6cnO
ueruriodt 5lt bobcll, lulo miro bcutc
9(6en0 pom Coroner Or. &intbiculn
Elm Snduelt in Der n0rOli6en Foli5ei-
Itotion obgebolten mcrOcn, nm bic
GoOeSuriate 8in9bom'S ~fclt5uitelcn.
I'm If ll6r gcltcru &ormittng iobcn
3lpci in einen @ltggp iibcr sic Geoar,
}lperlle . 9riifc iobrenOe W0nmer
eillen ouideineno betrlnfcnen Mnnll
na6e Scr Bride oltf ser 6alS -HooO
licgen mo bennhridtigtcu OieicIbcll
Hltn0cicraeont 0arranocr. 9ieier
lollote ocu Eoli5iltcn Stihbnrp aus,
Ser ober anItott cinc1 @ctrunfcncrl
cine 2cid)c fano. Ger 2eidnom ipllroc
bal0 ais ser 6eS in GtdcDoiIlc, 9olti-
more : County, m%obnboftcn Charles
@. Bingham iOcntili5irt, meldcr per-
beirotGct lit mo 5poli &itOcr bat.
0er 2eidnnm mitrOc in Die @obnm1
oes grrlocrs ocS Sooteu, Samuel 8.
9ingbanL in Nr. t05, G%urrolitraBe,
gebradt. SIS wurOe 5ncrit ge8loubt,
oob @ingbnnl eineu ShlogflnB err
Icgen ici, sic poli5eiliGcn Nodfor'
iGnngen ergubcn inoelich OaB Sing
bnnL 5. u. &nrriS, III 9tr. 30O5, Sc
0or 9(pcnlc, m%obnboit, unO mebrere
on0ere &uti6cr III ser NtG6c liegcnoer
Stcinbriidc i'm @ouie cineS gcwilien
Soc 2cpis 9elpcIcn mNrcn. NlS Die
Mdnner 0oS @allS BON SeruiS uerlaI-
len botten 6egamcu Sarri5 un0
9eruiS einen Streit iiber 0cn GreiS
fiir cine Dor meDreren @od)cn &C.
tollite Yeitife. In &erlalf oe@
StreiteS jolt &orris 9itGbom einen
6ollIti6log ms @eiift pcrieBt bobelt.
Bingham ~Itiir5te 5l 9oOen ood) gin.
qen SarriS lunb oelien 9egleitcr net
fer, obre lid) meiter I'M 9ingbum 81
fiimmeru. No6Oem geltern 8ormit-
tag ser 2eidnom 9in0bam'S gcIlin'
0elt, mltrOc oilf @runo Der ongeltea-
ten 9eodiori6unaGu SorriS IN Ielncr
@obnung uerboftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-18
ShiffSnadrihtcu.

Ncw Dorf II, MGr5.-gugc.
fommcn: bic 0nmpfcr ngmerifo"bon
Som6urg oGcrllgio" bon 2iporno,
Ncopel iutb Yolern,o, ,Yotricio"p bon
9olllogne unb G6erbollrg, Bosnia"
BON Som6rlr9, oGereio" bon Eoler.
mo rlto ga 5ollroine" bon Sabre.
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&SrDteit @%crIammlnng.

Sn r6pr0's Opern6ous" finoet cine
&|erlammlung 81 @unIten bon
MtoDer, SoDmoro un0 8etti6onC
Itott. - 9ieicIbcu ioQen Gr.@olt-
perncur Stcunenbcrg bon Soobc
crnlor0et boben.
Sn o6orO'S S%pernbolt5" fon0 &c
tern gbeno cine 8eriammIuno Itott,
I'M 9cgen bic &crllrt6eillu1g bon
Wtoper, Sopporo uno 8ettibonc, DC
ante Der lucitli6en 60berotion Der
Serglcltte, Ourf Die Stoatsbeonttcn
bon SOabo mo Colorado ST. proteIti-
rem, llcbcr 1000 Yerloncn fol0tell
Den Nconern Gomaro Wtoorc, 8rGii.
bent Der 8bilooelpbicr Mtoper-{Sop-
morO.Frotelt-Gonferen5 uno $. 6.
2erpiS aus llto6 nit GROCER 9(llfnlerf-
lamfeit. Gr1iiocnt Moore io9te, oo6
Die StootS6cb0rocn bon Sbo6o un5
Colorado inl Slttcrciie Der yStunoor0
Oil Comp" bnnOcltcn. Scit einenl
Sabre befun0en iid) Die Orei WtGnner,
rrelde anGel6ulOigt iinO, oen Or
8oupcrllcllr S%tclncnberg bon Soobo
0ur6 cine 8ornbe erntoroct 5ll bn6en,
I'M @%cfGngniB. Die StootSmili5 bon
Soobo entfiibrtc oicie WfGllner ans
Colorado in cincm Grtro5llg, oDnc
ibnen @clcgcnbcit ST. gcben, cincn
9fc6tSonmolt o0er ibrc Son1ilien 81
Iebcn. YrGii0ellt @onlpcrS bubc cr-
rlGrt, boB 0icie M0llner unlfuloi0
l1o ibre &crboitltng Gin &crbrc6eu
gcgcn @crcdtigfeit ll0 ibrc conItitu-
tionclcn Ncdtc ici. 9oS cin5igc &c.
iuciSmoteriol gc0cn 0icie MGnner lei
hos Iogcnonnte @%eitGnoniB zines &c.
ptllen Nr6or0, Der cingclton0cn bot.
30 WforOe bcgongcn 81 bo6en, un0
has ollf ni6tS gcitiiBtc Mort oeS Ein-
terton 9eteftinS Mc@ortlon0. Der
bi1ter Der geri6tlid)cn &erfolgung
Oieier orci WtGnner licgcn0c 3mcd iei.
bic Deltlide fS%oocrntion ser Berg
lelltc 81 5erit0ren. Menll bicS crreid)t
marc, luiir6e Der Sricg ge9cll Die Nr.
better 81 goniiotionen I'M Often be.
ginnell. Der He0ncr mieS ouf Die
&crbGltniiie in NllBlono un0 9euti6.
lono bin, no ebenfoIS ooS &apitul
NaeS mtfbietet, Die Nrbcitcr 81 inter
briiden. Spc5iea, iogtc Der 9te0ner,
bGtte iid Dies bel ben Iebtcn &eidS.
%ta9SDoblcn crlpieiell. Der Subel lei
groB gepcien, ais bic So5iolOenlos
froten einigc Site pcrloren, Ood)
bite ooS HeIltltot nod Der @obl &c.
5eigt, boB Oie Stimmcn3obI Oieier
&ortei trnt ocr nnideineuben Ser
lltltc bcoclltcnO eeipod)lcn mar.
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FRAMING. - Sri. &op Gods,
Eodter Don Serrn Simon Sod)S bon
Nr. 80, NorOsGbcItcr. StroBe, unO
Serr &enrp Sollingcr murOen geitcrn
9(beno in ser @obnung Der Gltern
Der 8rolt Ourd) &obbincr Or. 9.
S6offer 5llnt 8irnoe fiir'S 2cbel Der.
clint. gIS @rolttiulgicrn iungirten
sic 6rlS. 6onnie @%oninger, Inp
Sornltcin, Cora &lein mo Cora
Wiillcr, mo ais lliberS bic $50. Mi-
doel Stcil1, %. 2ipingltorL 2ouis
Mfor ulO u. &itncr. @oupcrneitr SO.
min @oriielo, lDclder cingelooct
mar, lieB iid Observation-Disclosures
in0elien Dem 8rolttponr ein @rotll-
lotionsi6rci6cn nit Photographic.
GoS nellpermGbltc Eoor trot cine
Sod)5eitsreiie nod CANADA an mo
miro nod icincr Hiidfcbr in Nr. 80,
Roro-Gbeltcr Strobc, mobnclt.
Ser n9Gder Il t ii f.
5ungSbcrein Or. 3" biclt am
Somltog Nbcno in Serrn Sobn Gol5'
Sole, Ger. 409, @eit-2eringtonsS Ctr,
Ieine MonotS- Geriommlung, in mel
der Der SrGiiOcnt Com. @nrtbolmoe
oen Gnriib mo scr Sefretdr Senrp
gngclbo6 boS TrotpfoQ fii1rte. @S
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-03-30
A LOCALIZED BOSS"
SECRETARY BONOPARTE SUG-
GESTS A NOYAL idea.
Cut Out Nominating Conventions-Let
Ono Man Do It AlI-Havs Him Elect
cd Annually by Legal Voters of His
Party at Primary and Let Him
Choose All Candidates.

In a recent interview Secretary of
the Navy Charles Bonaparte suggested
the establishment of legalized boss"
in political parties in each Of the states
and cities, the boss" to be empowered
to select the candidates for the various
elective Offices, thereby doing away
with nominating conventions.
1t is hard, he said, indeed, often i'm
possible to get men who areN fit to
become candidates. Unfit candidates
can be secured by the bushel.
Nov, by legalized boss 1 mean an
individual authorized on behalf Of
each parry to choose all candidates for
that party for elective Offices within
a designated territory
"Of course, every facility should be
afforded for making independent nom
nations, whether within the organ
lied parties or without, so all citizens
who may dissent for whatever ieason
from the regular nominations may be
able TO vote effectively according to
their convictions"
The reporter asked how Mr.. Bona
parte would choose his proposed "le-
galized boss"
HE ought to be elected annually"
said the secretary, by the Legal
voters Of his party at a primary held
under all the sanctions of law, and at
which only this one off1cer, or rather
position, should be filled. l likewise
think 1t probable that no one of the
persons who have been known as
bosses since l have known Of poll
ticians would have been elected at
such a primary.
Perhaps it might be well to pro-
vide that the nominator or 1egalized
boss l have suggested should be him.
self disqualified to hold public office,
but of this l am not sure. There are
certainly two sides to the question"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-03-30
The Ideal Family Laxative

is one that can be used by the entire
family, young and old, weak and
strong, without any danger of harmful
effects. 1t should have properties
which insure the same dose always
having the same effect, otherwise the
quantity will have to be increased and
finally lose its effect altogether. These
properties can be found in that old
family remedy, Brandreth's Pills, be-
cause it's ingredients are of the purest
herbal extracts, and every pill Is kept
for three years before being sold,
which allows them to mellow. We do
not believe there is laxative on the
market that Ia so carefully made.
Brandreth's Pills are the same fine
laxative tonic pill your grandparents
used They have been in use for over
a century and are sold Ia every drug
and medicine store, either plain or
sugar coated.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-03-30
SPOKANE MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Wholesale Produce Prioes.

Notwithstanding, s1.2E cwt; TO
matoes, 40045c crate; huckleberries
IL lie; cranberries, $40 Dbl; potatoes
75@85c cwt; turnips, SIZE cwt; on
ions, $1.25@1.5o cwt, carrots, $1.T5@
2.25 cwt; prunes. 40950c; eaulihower
s102 dos; horseradish. 100I1 lie ID;
green peppers, S5c@$1 box; boots, 81
01.50 cwt; pears. $1.3501.5e box:
ounces, 81 box; eggplantA. 31.50
crate; sweet potatoes, 70 Ii; canta-
loups, $2@2.5o
Apples-Cookins. 1901 hex: eat
Ing, $101.5e box.
Grapes-Muscats. $1o1.k crate;
Tokays, $3.50; Black Hanburps. Ne
LBS; eastern Concords. Io04Se 49,
ket.
Oranges, $4.TSos.3s hsx;. lemons
fancy. $S.5007.7S case; dried fss. 75O
soc 10 ID box; ngs In bulk. 60 II;
black figs. 10 II package. sse; pArd
dates. SGsc Id; golden dates. So1sc
Id; bananas. $s.750s.fB bunch.
Butter and Exgs-FrssA ranch
eggs. current receipts, 37og.1e sAss:
fresh ranch eggs. selected. Ss.aS
case; local eggs, $.5e07; eastern eEes,
$3.50; best creamery butter. 8ee ID:
cheese, twins, lie h.
Honey-$S.b0: strained honey. ~ II.
Sugar-35.s5- pcr 1os Lbs; boot, Ss.ys.
Coffee-Common package gssAs,
$1l.25 per - lbs.
| Seed-Alfalfa, 314 cwt; rcd clover,
314.5o015 cwt; Kentucky bluegrass,
$1s.50@14 cwt; timothy. $s.5o0s ewt;
white clover. s17@ss.
Wholesale Nest Prices.
Beef-Steers, dressed. SOS 1-9 NJ;
cows, dressed, 4@4 1-8e ID; mutton,
dressed Sc Id; pork, lie ID; hams,
IA SAC Id; bacon, Is lac ID; lard, IL
lie Id; dry salt extras. $11 ewt; dry
salt backs, $11.5c cwt; veal, fancy
small, 1907 lie; veal. fancy large,
1-2@6c Id; smoked salmon. 15e ID.
Wholesale Feed Prlcos.
Bran, SIS ton; bran and shorts, SIC
ton; white shorts, SIT ton; corn, $40
cwt; cracked corn. $3.50 cwt; timothy
hay. SIS ton; alfalfa, $14 ton; rolled
barley, $1.16 cwt; new oats, 31.as cwt;
chopped oats, $l.35 cwt; wheat, $1@
LILO cwt; red shorts, 316 ton.
Prlces Paid to Producers.
Live Stock-Steers, $3@3.25 ewt;
cows, $2@2.50; sheep, $4,000 cwt;
hogs, s6.50@7.
Dressed Meats-Mutton, &c ID; veal,
fancy small No. 1, TOT lie Id; fancy
large, 5@6c lb; pork, SC ID.
Poultry and Eggs-Live hens, 18c;
live spring chickens, 15@14c; live
BOOSTERS, 10c; dressed hons, lie;
ducks, lie; fresh ranch eggs, 81 case.
Hides-Green steers, &c ID; cows, SC
Id; sailed, lie higher; dry hides, 14@
loo; calf skins, green, 10c ID; kip, SC
lb; sheepskins, $1@1.15.
Creamery produce. (. o. b. Spokane
First grade creamery butter fat,
% 1-2c.