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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23
M. & M. OFFICERS WANT INCREASE.

Baltimore. April 22.-General Manager Stebbins
of the Merchants and Miners transportation Com
pany to-day said that demands for an increase In
wages mad been presented .by the first. second and
third officers of the line and that the company had
taken the matter under consideration The men ask
for advance to $780, $50 and $50 month according
to grade. This is average Of about 500 over the
present wage rate. The men threaten 10 go out on
May unless the demands acceded TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23

An express box containing a variety of useful
and fancy articles has come 20 the Office from Mrs
Weeks. Of Manhattan; pictures and booklets from
Mrs. z. J. Young. OF Stamford. Conn: silk pieces
from Mrs Rice; religious reading without a name;
underwear and scarf from Mrs. Watkins OF Man
haitian; copy OF The Zieger Blind Naaa2ine''
from me punhsheF 20 pass on; mOnograms from
wood ' ais %@VSHA-
=, In sending a remembrance 70 the officers OF the
z = - Adolf Koch writes: please accent the
little gift not for It's valne as & has none bf a.
token OF esteem for all the loving BLINDNESS Shown
me during my years OF invalldisnl.' ~ VS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23
ASKS RECEIVER FoR COAL COMPANY.

Clarksburg, w. Va, April 22.-The Circuit Court
OF Taylor County began special session at Graf
to-day to consider the appointment Of receiver
for the Rosemont Coal Company, at Rosemont This
action was sought by Colonel John T. McGraw
Democratic National Committeeman for West Vir-
ginia. of the largest stockholders In the cor
poration. the ground that the cOrnoanys assets
were being squandered The coal properties in
volved worth upward of a million dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23
rr49 LoNG DAYS OF THE We.

Inc long das OF ne yeaI,
How fair the eye and dearI
The grass is thick IN the meadows the branches
heavy with leaves,
And gayiy the roses are running up to the cottage
caves, 49,, ,,,a
Sleeping the porch in perfume. Oh. loving child
should l be
coming TO me
-EfhelWyn Wetherald, in Good HOuSekee ping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23
c. & o. TO SELL POTTS CREEK BONDS.

The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company IL
was announced yesterday has arranged for the
sale To the firms of Moffat & White and Proctor g.
Borden of this city. $4,000 Potts Creek Branch
first mortgage per cent forty-year bonds. matur-
ing July /. 1876. These bonds secured by a first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23
LETTER PARTY"

An Alabama member writes Wont you please
ask the members 20 give letter party 10 Mrs B.
A. Berry on her ffty-eghth birthday April 2s7
She is one OF shut-in' members and does
what she IN Sunshine work. The address is
KeVser. w Va. Box 446'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23
LAST DEVOTIONAL EETINe.

The Ladies Christian Union will hold the asst
devotional meeting Of the season to-norro" at Il
a. m in 1he chapel OF the Coiies1ate Church' Fi''H
.,,,,o and 4stb street The leaders viii be Mrs.
/ II Burr aud Mrs. j. II knowier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23
MAGAZINES OFFERED.

New Jersey friend offers thirty duplicate copies
ciatG them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23

CONTRIBUTIONS.

Brooklyn: The box Of laces was received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23

Mrs. J. w Delaney. of Brooklyn, has forwarded
the enigma with the hope that II will prove of In
terest TO Sunshine readers. Who give the
rect answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23
HAAS TAILORED
GOWNS REDUCED

Q. Haas Bros. Ladies. Taiiors, No % West
Tailored Costumes 20 order for S4s; former
Price, S75. Also model costumes reduced and
Anen suite 20 order for So; former price, $40;
tpecl&l Ills week -----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23
A RIRLICAL ENIGMA.

Who with twelve oxen ploughed?
Who climbed a tree when in a crowd7
Who 10 save her country plead?
What city taken, a wife TO wed?
Whose son did savory meat provide2
Who walked with God and never diedf
Who did his sOn-in-law deceive,
And make him many days 20 grieve1
These initials placed in a row
WIN 20 us a major prophet show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-23

mortgage on the Chesapeake & Ohios new branch.
extending twenty-five miles from COvingtOn. Va
through the Potts Creek Valley. 1t Is expected tnaC
the branch, which will traverse district rich in
iron ore. will be- completed and In operation by
July this year.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
DOSvtDCEnl.

Naslcduiici zaplatili na noviny
V mGsici iinoru:
John Illayac l.50 - jos. Stedron.
sky l.5O - Kurel Ranck l.5O -
FL Stava / 80 - FIR. Hrom 60
Jan Smejkal l.jO - FIR. kortdn J..
50 - JOS, Zitkn LOO - Security
Bank, T.yndall 800 - Wit Wag-
ner 80 - FIR, rckaf 10 - Jno.
Syrovatka 10 - Karcl StGdrons-
Ks l.5O -- Fritz Steinhager 30
Vaclav Nachal l.50 $50 Jakub Scd-
lacck l.5O --- Jan Payer 80 --
Tomas Svanda 80 Jos. kyzi-
vat 30 - Jan A. Glcich $50 --
Vine StGpanek l.5O 49, Fr. ScdIa
eek 80 -- Adolf Peterka 80.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
Iilska P[osha.

lcden Obcan V Richmond. Ind, u
d Williams prayi: "Appeluji ma
kaidGho SC slahimi piiicml. 10y uiival
Dr. Kinga New Discovery, jcdiny lex
jcni mi pomuhl" Iichrani vice 1.-Two
Ia ucili vScck iiue leSy dOhromaiy.
Uiivan profit kaSli rjmG pa cclGm
SvGtG. L6Gi astniu, bronchitis, zaskrt
modrJ kaScl, zan6t mandli, chrapIa.
vUst ubytt a buduic plics ZaruGcn
ma TabprskG lckarnc. 20 a 81. PukuS
nj lahcy Ldarma.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
r.

D1e~- ------
vejco- $500
Naslo.
| 0dje1
islo 3Oi-.-
lislo 2SS..
'islo 3N =.
islo sss--
| scH01
spolek 2, |
2. A. cd
tetleli v me |
aie Iiakl
kimanova,
Moderni
tdbyvaji sc
mesice
FAX, eth.
ZCBJd
you nedeli
lOvorka, p |
Rytifi o.
ydbyvaji sc
mesice.
Wagner, ri |
Katolick!
rhare kai'
i spolKov|
lied, Jan
salaalssals-ss-
! DON
Il Iotei { |
lndes Ten |
Selma An |
),ll v por
]. G. n
bruSky .
josef p
|ryb IA o.
Uyetfit'
IA, M 81
Josef X
hili koru
Ed. Sta
cd Bar
II Josef u |
ptknou |
Ma proc
dilsi &c |
ide nav
. ,obotu |
Iiiri Tru
- byli v
boiu.
Vojieeb|
nantelk
M,rtin
byli q |
ipyeh.
- prijeli
DR.. For |
Odej "
f'e u 70
IKoupin
Id koul
uu
l,u BE |
telefo
keuos
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
Platte Dane Ma TabOrsk6
BanCe.

Mime Iplng sezuam dsni 70
fok 1906 pro Tabor q okoli, te
silo by mas kdvby nam svsfili Il,
jent je to nepiihe dne jet do Tyn
dali, zsplsceni jeiich dani. Ma
Sc popIstky "a tskove slutby Isou
mirne, a vlkutku je to usetfeni p,
uez TEN, jena by lioak nemaii j
.eho Gtelc y okresnim sidle ntt
ii plsceui DAM. M0zete sc kstd'
DOLBY doEvedet obnos Vss ch dspi
ia banku.
Tabrrska banka.
]. V. Wsgoer Pre-
Jas. A. Wsgae C.sL.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
Money Order ma Bance.

Pamatujtc, kdyi zamySlitc zaslat
uekam pcnizc, zc je nejiisteji zaslctc,
kd,i 81 koupitc Money Order ma Ia
borsk6 lancc. Pt,jdc VAIN TO mno-
hem lacintii rfihodntji. Wife. lie
kd,z VAN nekdo Glslc smcnku Jdete
il obyGcjni vyzvcdnout ma bank, a to
same dslaji u. jimi zaslctc smcnku
Wy. Proc uSerfite pen6z kdyi 81 kou-
pite Money Order ma bancc, pow vam
cis'icc Zdc uyedcnc:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14
M6stska VOIba.
TakoTska Statni Banka.

xestska volba Sc Dude odbjvst
v itsrS dne Tho bfesna, 1907 v
,iui B!stka Hseickjho We k,ere
Sc budGu VOLT m6slsti GFednici ns
pfisti rok jak obyeeine. Misto 20
lebni Dude otevfeuo cd 9 hodin "a
90 a zavfe sc o ate iodine odpo-
lednc.
Kaukus / wolf uomi,ovaui Ia n.
didst6 pro NEST Ike iiednIky Sc
Dude odbjvat It'ry sho btezna
1927. Kaukusy distriktnf We kite
rSch sc budou nomiuovst 1avtrui
Ct sc budou odbysst v hodin We
ECU a v mistuostech ;ak usslt dujt:
Prvnf dis,rikt. sini Blszka q
aaeickebo.
Druby dis,rikt. v budove ia.
borske bsnky.
Tieii distsikt, IA poste v budo.
We A. ]. Novakove.
Hromadny kaukus sc brde odby
vat o pol desate iodine TEL OF dnc
v sioi Blatka q Hatickeho.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

Ode vidno. &c usetiitc mnoho pence
obzylast pr zaSilani vGtsich obnUsu,
nichi poplatck ma poSte ic vetSi.
Eoidy zasilatel I'd mas obdrii REZfT
MA obnos jenL zaS!al. kdyby No nimi
vyhotovcny Money Order ztratil V
postach, yyhotoyimc yam jiny, anebo
vratimc pcnizc.
Tahorska Statni Banka.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

Taborska konccrtni kapcla bu-
lie odbtvat schulz a cviSeni SO.
botu V sini Blazka llacickeho.
We schulz Sc rozhodne zdali kape-
In sc ma udrzet nebo ne. Kazdy
Glen jenz Sc nedostayi Dude pova.
aovan IA toho jenz MEDIA. Nedos
tavi Ii sc dostatecny po6et, Dude
kapcla rozpustena IN dobro. ia.
Dvofak. kapclnik.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

bjva vob, &c ,m. ze So bou lick 70
zom. Ma tom nebylo dosl: iak
pad. tom Sc pfihuals iedns tlus,A
Ienska. kera pref vaaila rekolik
cent?. q ia padla zrovpa nsui .
rozmaekla no ma hash a Won vtd
Ioho umfel. TAX vidite. &c ilous
,ka je nejen nsbetpetna tenn thus.
tenn ale pGkdy tenn hubcuejm.
TEX US pref ua,sh bsekory ten
humbukaf Dow!e. kereJ s. vyds.
val "a Mesiase.
Dycsy Sc mluvi vo mulskym
dys ma vic net jednu 4enu. q
hned mu ksidej nsdavs. ftdle
myho takovej lotr by 2sslouai
maslieku IA kirk hezKy tlustJho
prcvazu. ale dys 81 u,stim BE vo
byeeine ma elovjek jedny aensLJ
az pod kirk, ia myslim 2e tskove
nema fSech pet svts:ek Po hrons
de, a TO ie police heujici vokoioosr
Vostatne aensky nekory neJsou
lepsi. Tuhlc jedna r7!Cta tahA ,
No DLersy byls zslovs IA 1e Elot
NJ, &c mjela til mGze. Jeduok'
81 vzala dys il bylo i3 let nea ;
bylo II. us mela I'll. No, tax
dIie. &c tcnhle rekork bfujs to-
korcj Sc vyeha mutskejm.
Gud Bal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

kdo by 81 pfsl koupit len necht
sc pfihlssi u JossiA Vyborpyho.
FIR ]. Wagner siavi sSpku "a
we fsrme, a bratr jeho Jan n u
pomshal. Pr,t M ruee jit sc n U
temer zhojil.
Prislo K nan roenf tele. sseile
eervene. komu patti neehr s.
pfihlasi a po zsp!atc, II dtrat jej
obiraf. Fr. S0tera.
Nam ma prodei ponu, buggy .
ksir. Pona jc 6 let stara, buggy
a ksir jejen rok, vse je v dobren
stavu. Prodam lscino. ]. F. He
raGek.
Prodsm svoj feInieky zavod.
Dobry obchod, nsbytek a strcje ,
nejlepsim pofadku. Ptednost 81
ia zrueuen u feznikovi. Karel +
Blsehnik, Tabor. :. ID.
Dotknuti Jeni leti.
Jest ono Bucklonovy Arnikoy6 mas
Il. Jest 10 ncIlepSi smiScnina = kvetu
Arnikovych hojivych balsamu. Nic
ncdGla JAZZ zastarala Jest rama ancbo
boI;ik, tatO mas, jcj vylcci. Lei spa
lcnIny, opafcniny, rely u Iany. Iaru-
Gcna TaborskG lGkarnc. Ccna &c.
Vefejna drszba sc Dude odbj-
vat ma fsrne Pstriks McDanaida.
4 mile zapadne. a dive mile jitne
cd Tsbora. We etvrtek doe aIhe
brezns, 1877, phi ktere Dude pro.
dsno 3 koEi, jcbytek, prasata. .
f,rmerske nstiui. Patrick McDo
nald, mattel.
Sdsluje sc. lie v pondali velkj
dom jent byl odplaven vodou n
ii Meckliog q Yankton pfttrhsI
draft Independent TeIeionske spe
l,enosti a tskto zruseno spbjepi
&c Siorx City. ceta mu,a byIs
vyslana ma misto K oprsve.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-14

j. sem dycky vjefil. &c tloGstks
ie nebezpeenou. Moe tlusti lidi
sou ftom nebezpeei, Re Sc jim zale
ie srdce s6dlem = must beze fseeh
ravikd umtit. To tvrdeji doch,o
rove q is tomu victim. Jednu W
aodu mali Il tlusti. ae dys psdnou
70 81 novotlueou ko'ti. pro:oEe vo
colo kosti mali silnej vobsl sadla
serei JIG chrani. ale beds. ma dru
rel strane tomu ma koho tlustt
:iovjek psdnei Tax trhle v jed.
ION meste Pennsylvania sc skej
uvsii % kiuzisti, a jeden bohatej
otchcdnik micl Ia nohodu. JAZZ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-19

BEGINNING MONDAY JAN H. we win offer genuine bargains
CARPETS AND RUGS Of all kinds just ten days TO stock
taking me prefer taking yOuf money you will prefer the
bargains---cOme
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-19

company's attorneys urge that the
ruling of the Interstate Commerce
Commission denies the freedom of
contract to particular class. The
rule, as universally stated and up
held by the courts. is: What the
parties agreed shall constitute the
payment, the law will adjudge to be
payment. 1t is competent for par
ties to designate by their contracts
how and in what payment be made.
1t is by no means true that payment
can be only made in money; on the
contrary, it may be made in prop
erty or in services"
THE inhibition" they added,
against charging greater or less
or different compensation, relates
alone to difference in the "estab-
lished rate" and not to the manner
of making payment.
Now, in view of all this, this de-
PHt tAACuI ACSlS tudt II lS IuSIlHSQ III
calling upon all newspapers and
newspaper men to, personally and
editorlally, call upon their represen-
tatives in Congress to use every eff
fort to secure favorable ruling, or
an amendment to the law.
In the meantime, it is hoped that
an early decision may be handed
down by the Supreme Court OF the
United States. in order that the mat
ter be definitely disposed of. wheth-
er or not this desired change may be
brought about in time to benefit the
jamestown Exposition, or can be
brought about at all. / do not know;
but IL by our efforts we are able to
benefit the press people OF the Unit
ed States, we shall feel that we have
accomplished some good.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-19
Salary Raising.

The House of Congress has shown
more courage than the senate-that
great and august body, about which
the common idea Is that Il dsfies the
people, at least ignores them. The
House has voted to increase the
salaries of its members to $500. 1t
has done this, in the face of the fact
that 1t is closer the people than the
Senate. From this the Senate itself
might learn that the people do not
object to their national legislators
receiving fair compensation and it
need not again show It's cowardicce,
provided the people really do be-
believe Congressman are now under
paid.
Salary grab, however, does not
sound especially nice in campaign
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-19
"Telephoneitis."

DR.. Druhifibnd, Of New York, has
discovered new brand of disease
which Is form of nervous attiiction
directly induced by Prof. Bells use
full invention and known as "Tele-
phoneitis."
1.-THE man wit ha telephone at his
elbow is under a constant nervous
strain, whether he realizes the fact
or not" says DR.. Drummond. "His
nerve sare on the qui vive waiting
for the next call. That imperative
buzz must be obeyed. 1t cannot be
,eyaded, These frequent Interrupt
lions to his train of thought play
havoc with his nerves. A business
man of my acquaintance, after ans
wering the telephone so times daily
for period of five years. was COM
PEELED to go to sanitarium to re-
cuperate."
There must be something in this
new disease as those working the
Telegram phones have been afflict-
ed with something akin to It since
the paper has moved into its hand
some new quarters in the Empire
building, Telegram Square. Tele-
phones connectc the editorial
and business departments and
quite frequently persons hav-
ing business with one of
these departments call up the
wrong one. causing considerable an
noyance in getting the proper con-
nections. In view OF the new dis
covery of DR.. Drummond. the Tele-
gram nervously but respectfully asks
its many patrons to please observe
the telephone numbers and ring up
the proper department when desir-
ing to communicate with them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-19

The Lewis County Record is the
name of another new West Virginia
paper, the first number of which has
reached the exchange table of the
Telegram. 1t is a neat, six-column,
home printed folio published at wes-
ton and Roy R. Hale and H. F. Ry-
mer are the editors. In their salu-
tatory they say the politics of the pa
per will be independent. The Tele-
gram extends the hand of welcome to
the new addition to the ranks of West
Virginia pewspaperdom. -,,..,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-19

Charleston. Parkersburg, Wheel
ing, Huntington and other cities of
the State are at present suffering
from the high waters of the annual
winter floods while Clarksburg re-
mains high above the raging torrents
of water. This city may be away of
in the center of the State far from
the sweet and sonorous sounds of the
steamboat whistle. but the residents
and business men can go on about
their work without moving out on
the hills and camping in tents until
the rainy season is over.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-19

We are unable to find anywhere
among our exchanges the side split
ting remark, land the next day it
rained. "-Parkersburg State Jour
nal.
The linotype slugs bearing that
Anticipated phrase which should have
been forgotten years ago have worn
down smooth and will not print any
thing but a blank line. Let US hope
they will continue so.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-19


and special interest in making this
effort to restore old conditions, is the
fact that see what effect the new
ruling is having upon the jamestown
Exposition, and will have upon all
expositions held in future. Great
expositions are International and
world institutions more than they
are private or local enterprises, and
as all intelligent people acknowledge
the effect for good, educationally and
industrially, that expositions have
had, 1t seem to me to be of vital in
terest to the people in general that
the inhibition against the manner of
a railroad making payment for ad-
vertising contracts be removed.
Expeditions are dependent for their
success upon the generosity and SER
vices of newspapers for exploitation.
1t is the newspaper that tells the
people what expositions are to be,
and through the medium of their
news columns people are induced to
visit them. II the people visit the
expositions, they must be brought by
the railroads. The newspaper man
has space to SELL the railroad has
transportation to sell. The news.
paper man wants transportation; the
railroad wants advertising. II the
railroad is willing to trade Its trans
portation for newspaper space. and
the newspaper Is willing to trade its
space for transportation, it would
seem only Just that they be permit
ted to write their contract without
the Interference OF a law which APP
pears to well-informed men to be an
infringement of the right Of contract,
which is one of the fundamental
principles Of liberty and law,
This department Is not taking the
attitude Of sitting as high court
upon this question, but simply stat
Ing the case as Il appears to me al,
ter careful consideration. have
been in touch-as above stated
with various press associations, and
recently a special committee OF the
Editorial Association visit
ed the exposition, and after a CON
ference with this department, 1t was
found that their views coincided with
mine. and Il was decided to use every
possible effort to restore old, condi-
tions. believe can say-and
there are some reasons why my judg-
ment may be considered competent
that. unless this law be amended,
or favorable ruling secured, that
expositions, to be held in the United
States in future. will, instead of be-
ing great national and international
institutions, have their spheres of
influence circumscribed to such an
extent as might be considered mere
ly local, for, without the help OF the
press, no exposition can be made a
success. This law also threatens the
life of every press and publishers
association, for obvious reasons. and
viewed from any possible side, it
seems to be detrimental to the press
directly. and indirectly. to the coun-
try in general.
The legal department of the Mo
non railroad has made a test case
in Chicago, H., and the Supreme
Court Of the United States is to be
asked to pass upon the question
whether a railroad company can Is
sue transportation in exchange for
advertising in newspapers. The
Monon takes the view OF the case as
held by the newspapers, and the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-01-19
Grea. Trolley Proposition.

The proposition to build a few
short links of electric street car line
so as to connect clarksburg and
Pittsburg by trolley ought to be re-
ceived by the people generally with
great favor. Electric lines do more
to upbuild country than possibly
anything else unless it is a steam
railroad, and even as to the latter,
the electric railway is more modern
in the transaction of business, espec-
tally the quick dispatch of business,
where personal attention is required.
If the existence of the line be-
tween this city and Fairmont means
what It is believed to mean, that Is,
a great stimulus to trade in both
cities and better accommodations
and conveniences to the towns and
country along the line, 1t can be
stated truthfully and logically that
line to Morgantown, McKeesport,
Pittsburg and other important In
dustrial places. through a big in
dustrial belt will be of great ad-
vantage to Clarksburg.
AS exclusively stated by the Tele-
gram such system is to be, provid-
ed plans materialize, and there is no
real reason why they should not do
SO. With that end in view, all
should urge the plans and give the
promoters hearty support.