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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28
HON + i. VILLA MS
likely timber Tor tho Republican
Nomination for the Governor. y
Is
D ship.

a correspondent OF The f}atm
Rouge Truth infe,cntialIy acnse.
Inc Clnef Of supporting Mr..
WILKINSON for governor Vel
Show That Tooslef how much w
pfe supporting Wilkinson when
Frank Williams iss no,nlnatpd!--
lbonl'dsonvilc Chief
So Hon. Frank u. Williams. of
PaltetsoDvillc, sands next in line
Tor the : Republicans nomination
aa Candidate ior the governorahrb
Now. II We say that M. vii.
llams h a splendid type Of con
sefatlve , ,sl'iess man, who could
Afford to cntertain none l,ut the
best policies for The development
OF his state It would then Lc in
older tDr sotH- Snn'lers supporter
following the precedent Of his
leader to charge that we were
Gathering The Republicans and
'gtnflng Their vote
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28
A DISMAL HOWL.

| And now the howl IL rendIn.
the air. "l'he Wilkinson peopl,
are beginning 70 buy ard oajab
lisl' newspapers'' 1t rs, perhaps
hard. but. at tl,N same Tine. Hur.
la various Rec'l"ns parties favor
able % the candidacy af Mr
Wilkinson. recognizing the fact
that he has been. badly bandj
capped In this respect, seem IL
have been determined. where il
was deemed necessary, 20 estah
Ashcd papers that. will uphold his
end Of the contest and see that he
gets fairlday. In a'l, or most of
these instances, he money I,as
been put-enp by the ,tlcmen
themselves, purely and simply.
not q cent "f 1t cOmitg from the
Wiltinsen campaign fund. They
IRE against the bosses and the
bosses rule; they recognize the
sovereignty "f the people, and
will endeavor to educate them to
tue great Importance and absolute
necessity Of exercising, nntranr
mclad aud unrestricted, tbef great
American prerogativa 4-1Douald.
scnville Progress.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

DIS - ~ ai'ment for which
'haillh"tlaiil's Pain Balm has
proven especially valuable. In
almost every ins! NICE 1t affords
pI"'nptI and pey'hanent relief.
W. Ihlkt I.aGfdnge Of Orange
N'ch., lays olH "Aftcr using a
'h'aste1 am 0sher remedies for
'''ee NFekY'"r bad 'sme back,
7.Pa'chksY = bottle ot Chamber.
''' l ~ Balm, and two applica-
''o''s eliee'ed c"r'.' For sale
by oil Druggist.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

Franklin. In, Sept "a Miss
Hslda Mayer, q sister Of nr. Fred
j. Mayer Of 'he State Board Of
Health shot and killed. u large
back beAr on South Ecnd planta
ton, about ten.milcs from Frank liz,
this parish, Saturday evening.
Miss Mayer is on a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. John i Todd. who owns
E''erslic and South Bend, and IN
the company Of M. T. T. Lee
Todd, proceeded 70 drive through
a portion Of the swamp.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

New Iberia. Ia ll, md. lla7
70 the lTonorahle the Mayor mud Men
I Icy ~ he Git. couueii Of New Iher
ia, a.
Gentlemen. w. thQ unders,gned i
W, Frost. representing the Weston
Union Telegraph, 90. deeitnto euHngg
our present route through yout lty
and place same on, lu NORTH uGe oi
Waehinrion Avcpne piaelns poles 90
property lines and on curb lines So rs
not ~ shut of sfgss oi ga, property
owner along 'hlarouta.
T,s pole 'ine viii not he fYr WIRE
except the ntascnger wire which "a to
hold Up the weight ~ chile, Thefe
viii tie no othei Iiets on poles "nless
your City desires t. place vtcs To-
longing 10 the Civ. steh ~ tirc alarm
or street lights.
These wires arc not t. he placed any
nearer than three y feet below ouf
cable We viii use spns length 81
poles that you may thsfc and viii
dress and paint them any tolot thai
yon maysssggeat. We slaa htnte thui
we will not vtt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. any
tree along this route
Thanking your Honofstie Eodv. fot
past iayors wt' heE-tp i}nain.
-. NouttE espeesfulle
West prn nica Tel4 &c
Zen r W. Frost
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

=. 49,, Inn. Hf...=. -. ~
II VIII ne 80 learn - toe tR9''lR H't'
cal writora ana telttcfs 81 ali " e"A"'a
achools ot prpotie" recommend, il tbo
strongest terms possible. eaeh aaa ees,f
iparedlont antating INFO tie composite.
- 1'f =, r,nrro Y Golden Medical piscoa ~
. =, Hi. ,,1ai. st,''na,# ,iysrs.,
Tor the cure ~ Ne1. st,,pt'e"'
eatanh Of stomach, liver eo'Vn'ant
torpid LIVER ~ hl..oesre, th'n,hs 49,
affections. ard AZ fii'9t o. -eases -
whatever region name " ,iaip'e. ~ "
also SPECIFIC rN'nhav iltsh' sNe't v
O long stsnalng : ~ ~ ataiI'al aU',
tons ana theii r@Qi'al'lS' - R's3lt .,l..'
throat and hug diA7a = lsAehpl NA6 sung
tom accanpai.le'' w ise1ttt' * huA -
+ not 30 goed jes Ptli'e ''''1s P'3' s't',
but for lingering m fhf9lI y y
especially ei1'eaf u IVY 1oia0
factrures. ite"n' Ai.s ~ t't q = sfe'' ~
Golden Sea root. ht,edln..t. ,tt4lis ~;
Mandrake '"ot ald '}Hs'i 49,
which arc h'ghi' ptAlN4 p f't"'V,es lNl
oil the above tntol ~ NV '.'f7 HF
miuont medi"a' NtiuIs A'Pi
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28
TIE BANNER RECORD,
1la Sew Iberia Gin holds
t3e pIln for Tine !est IL
cof,l far this season

ihe i5aaon Teeha 'ln, 81 h'c
cit, @l ',nfda 1T record ot any
gin III { hiS p3it II he STATE t"'
thi aeapon. here l. probably
~ o. lor eil, III u radius of roo
MI, that has turned ont rs much
cotton l,Gay fol shipment VIII,
The beginning ot this week the'I
spia. numbering had passed The
500 figure Considering that this
18th iiist season q! tbls GIN under
l.e new management. and that bis
record had t. ho MAIDS m he face
Of eonpel,lIeu.and al maune, of
obligations and long lines of bust
meas. associations oi the cotton
crow ors and o4hei glnncrs, i! may
10 reasonably e,aseed as n splen
did tpenrd The management buys
cotfpa foi pahb only, pays he high
cyst maI l,et pi'ce ~ all times, elias
tities the staple fairly, and
, hotouGhly equitable IN HE matter
IT Weights Soc thor ADVERTISE
'nNui ~ another column
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

For many years chambcrlain,s
Noueh Remedy Ilas CONSTANTLY
ga'ff"d IN fay'f and popularity IN
~ II is now ole Of lhvstnost staple
medicine. in So aYthas an enpr,
NOUS sale. j: " intended es
pccinlly for a,R,txilnoat ami lung
diseases, snehH coughs colds and
cfoi1r, anu cab always be depend
81 Upon. 1t Is plea Il, At and shre to
take 'tri y undoubtedly The best
III lie market for illc purrosea Tor
which II IS Intended. Sold by All
nfucgist T0
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

II yeMf blood is impare, Min. diseas
Cd, hot or fun Of humors. AZ you have
blood poison, cancer, caebuncles, eat
inR sores, scrOfula. ec9hma. itching.
risings and bnfhps' s(abby, pimpiy
skin. bone pains kcatasjh h. -rheumatisni.
or any blood Or I'm lsease. take no.
tanic Blood BslnA b. h. b. Soon all
Apres neal, achcA am pains stop and
the blood ID mSi4 pure and rich.
Druggists Or hy $Hbress ri per large
bottle. sample fr by writing Blood
BaIms Co, Atlanta. Ga. ID. b. b. II.
especially advised. for chronic, deep
seated cases, IL it. cures after MI. else
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

Tic Ahbevilc Msridional thinks
that Sanders should get the IN
ma total prize because he has n
tniigei platform and ha0 made
more promises than either ot hls
competitors Doesn't our Able
Vile contemporary know that. az
J general rule, ii's the politician
prnaSaAng he most who pe,rorms
the least DonaldaouviI)e, Chief
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

|. DoMiNoCAEDs he anv hnnan
hold game that combines and rx
GELS botl, Cards aid Uo,,rinoea
feanvassers wanted to Introduces in
avery community. Sample game
and particulars, postpaid, scots
sOoMiNOcARDS To. 1907 Ghouleau
Ave, st. Lonis, Moay
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28
pAYoEF T4ATMoFTaAGE
In small /hstalllnsnts through
IBERIA But EDING ASSOCIATION

President Roosevelt has issued
orders directing that the Confcd
crate titles Of deneral Joseph
Wheeler be placed on his monu.
'meDt IN Arlington Cemetery.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

- h!s been antlou6ced that The
Na'toad commissioners will take
the st""pif necessary 10 assure
increased power for~ The Commits
sion. III, Fl
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

The State Fair at Shreveport
opens on Oct. ;, next Saturday,
and will M held open tilr Oct. 10
Every detail. calculated to- work
to the success Of this year'a nn-
dertsk'ne, his been given the
c'ssest ATTENTION. Reduced rates
l, = been occurred owes al rail
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

Tic Secretary fct Tie Navy a
warded the contract. FOR the ron.
struction Of five new torpedo hoal
destroytrs
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28
You Gan Ixccn Wcu

For - cents q ynntl by usipg
panol. Livery HekVMtpr. Il keeps
the Liver. atoV6chs and Bowels
working just Nht Tin box Is
cents. Monbg back II yon want ii.
For sale by. All Druggist.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28
TOl'-MOST 'sHI,Ic

Belle .1acl proposed TO me
last might.
Apn"he'le- What did he pro.
Belle That T should join lie
Wilkinson Club
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28
NEW MUSIC
M r+AT.AN
MILlAR0,S NEWS DEPOT
Ats2B Genie, p, conx


: : y ! hosssiy Hefe- viihoat you Mel
s..,'ie Dear 49,. So, o
The cooii.~ith ths Panama j. +.
Leave It to Bill .a...,a. -
Como lie GustaY .. -. ~. -
because lie Loves Me-. ~.
Ave Mafia- ...sg :.
After Var Cppes 1PAaa{ ana Love. ~
Every 0ns + sftw Mad -
Every T4iae x'gomilANaR Wag.s!ss
Ny Dear ott Jsfsg H6nns =. !. !.
eneiisf eGs Tabletk s,hfbositioa
bdefs 9iliasd MI Stand
If61{ salt IillIllad;,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28

FOR Grip, Colds and Malaria
Use Royaline c)ill Tonic Good
70 take and safey a fine genera!
tonic Soc. (ney back if you
want It. For Sale BY. All Drug.
Qiste,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-09-28
PETITION

New Iberia 7 = lll, md. p'a7
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13

is able to get around to all the rest.
1t lis within the last generation, al.
most within the last decade, that he
has been coming to the little children
of the rich with the unparalleled mu.
.niflcence that makes u catalogue OF
their Christmas presents read like Il
tale Of Arabian Nights Imagery. The
great American fortunes that have
grown like magic have been spent on
yachts and Jewels and palatIal resi-.
dences. Now they are being spent on
the children, before whom is laid a
fabulous wealth of toys. tits almost
incredible, but II is true, that a little
girls doll may be us expensive to dress
as a woman; a little boys miniature
railroad as deliberately buildcd as a
real one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13
T aIes NoM-I7s 4 Il
DRUGGISTS HEAR MUCH Use
FOR THIS SIMPLE HOME
MADE 5Ml%TuR E. 4

Some remarkable stories are betns.
told OF this simple Homemade miSz
turc curing Rheumatism and Kidney
trouble, even after the most ustes3
health resorts failed toIsiyet tlIsst iig.its
est relief Here is the5rectpe and dts
rections for taking: Nix by siialfns
well In a bottle one,half ounce Fluid
Extract Danaelion, one ounce Com
pound Kargon. three ounces conponnS
Syrup sarsaprilla. Take as 4 dose
one tcaspoonful after meals and Il
Bedtime.
No change need be made In yoori
usunl diet, but drink plenty o. gpae
water. n
This mixture, writes one authority.
has peculiar tonic effect upon de
kidneys. cleaning the elosged.up
pores OF the ellmlnatlye tissues. fose.z
ing the kidneys to slit and strain IRON
the bioud the uric acid and other poisT
Is : -
onprc waste matter, overcoming Hhea-
nqtism. Bladder and Urinary troabiess
In ? short while.
: A new York druggist who has hal
hundreds OF calls for these, Ingredients
since the first announcement IN the
newspapers, stated that the pecrls
who c,ce try it swear by at Z Sespe;
clally those who have Urinary and KID
rcy trouble and suffer with Rhednts.
tisih. Si5s Z:
Ever, prescription pharmany caaY
supply tie ingredients. which are caa.
iiy ,nxcG at home. There Is said toj
be no better blood-cleanstng agent or
system tonic known, and eertainlys
none more harmless or simple TO use.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13

terdam. he boarded the next American
bound steamer. How he eiuded the
keen eyes of the shln's men. who had
been warned to keep sharp lookout
for little, understood Jewish lad, Is
known only to benjamin. Perhaps,
since the boy has become an expert
dishwasher and is a willing and able
worker. the ships officers are not
ayersc 10 his presence. In any event,
little Benjamin continues to come
back. Thirteen tines he has crossed
the Atlantic in the last few months.
Back and forth he goes, a human shut.
tfecocit between Rotterdam and New
York. where the statue Of Liberty bluz-
cs welcome--to those who have the
price. GLENN GUERNSEY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13

with local applications. as they can.
not reach the seat OF the disease
Catarrh is a blood or. constitutional
disease. and In order to cure 1t you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Gatarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts DIRECTLY on the blood and mucus
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is moi
q Iuack medicine. It was prescribed
by one OF the best physicians in this
couLtry for years and is regular
prescription. 1t is composed OF the
best tonlcs known, combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients
is what produces such wonderful 70.
sul,s in curing Catarrh. Send for test.
monials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO.. Props.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for cons.'.
patton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13

q very good imitation OF the human
skin. Painting completed the pvocess
Of facial expression Next came the
setting Of artificial eyes, which are
principally made in the little town OF
Laucha. These eyes soon were made
movable, and the result was II sleep
ing doll. But the hairless head had
10 be improved. Human hair was
originally used. but the discovery OF
roAair Wigs opened up large possibii,
tiles In this line, as the fine, glossy
hair Of the Angora goat was found to
be unsurpassable for this purpose,
when mohair grew more expensive
wool was added. In rapid succession
there followed further inventions and
discoveries until the modern, iife-like,
jolnted. speaking doll was the res It,
From "The German Toy Industry,
by Edward T. IIeyn, In the American
Review of Reviews for December.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13
FIFTH AVENUE HANGS
up ITS STOCKINGS.
It's Christmas Festival is Like Fairy
land.

It's Christmas Festival is Like Fairy
land.
New york's "four hundred go into
the Christmas festivities with much
enthusiasm and good sized purses.
The outlay is almost as large for pro.
curing toys for the children as yachts
and autos for the older folks, says The
Delineator for December.
Along Fifth avenue and all OF the
other gold.builded avenues OF Its kind,
Christmas comes in on a full tide. It
is festival abundant beyond belief.
Little silk stockings that hang from
mantefs OF marble and wonderful carp-
ing are filled to Overlooking, mad splen.
did Christmas trees bend beneath n
bountiful load. And It Is because San.
ia Claus stays so long doing SO much
for these children, that he no longer
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13
auIPFREME COURT.

z - = =. I ~
Several Decisions Han ed Down a
Charleston Last Tuesday.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 1S;-The su
preme Court Tuesday returned opin
! ions ions as follows:
AZ By Judge Brennon;
h, State vs.. $Abbott ct al. from Ritchle
county; Judgment affirmed.
First National Bank VS.. Jennie
Z Thompson, from Jefferson county; de
cree affirmed.
Y 3. Hanstord VS.. Simpson Snyder, de
cree affirmed.
c BY Judge Miller. president:
Marshall Window Glass Company VS.
Cameron OH and Gas Company, af
firmed.
& BY Judge Robinson:
Miller VS.. The Prudential Banking
e. Trust Company, from Cabell coun
ty;; affirmed.
e Stanley; VS.. Big Sandy, East Lynne
3 & Suyan railroad, from Wayne coun
ty; affirmed.
BY Judge Poffenbarger:
Yerna Kellar VS.. Nancy C. James
from Tucker county; affirmed.
Josiah Stevenson VS.. Solomon G.
( Yoho, from 'Wetzel county: affirmed
Il, H. B. Hutchinson VS.. United States
] Express Company, from Braxtor
4 county; affirmed.
By Judge -McWhorter:
s5S5 State VS.. Del Gillespie, from Web
5Sster county: affirmed.
Lemuel N. John vs.. Davis. Elkins
Z and George C.. Sturgiss. from Monon
gala county; affirmed.
Writs granted and refused:
Mary F. Shomo VS.. City OF Beling
g ton; writ Of error refused.
Mate Greek Coal Company VS.. Fred
Il c.. Todd ct al, from Mingo county;
writ OF error and supersedeas award
ed.
:; yarney VS.. Hutchinson Lumber
and Manufacturing Company. from
Mingo county; writ Of error and super
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13
Prohibition Election.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 1S.-In
pursuance Of petition filed by Is per
cent. of the qualified voters, an cleo
ton will be held In Montgomery coun.
ty tomorrow to determine the qucs.
ton OF prohibiting the sale of liquor.
Birmingham was recently voted dry
and II the temperance people carry
|to.morrow's election, as they are con.
fident of doing. Mobile will be tn.
only big city in the State that will re-
main wet until the enforcement Of
the State prohibition fGw.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13
seleas awarded.

awarded.
South Pom lcoai Company rs, Reese
Male ct nj. from barbour county; APP.
penl and supersedeas awarded,
Isaac r. Lain vs, William 7. George
ct al, from Barbour county; writ of
error aud superscdcas awarded.
Milton Curtis rs. Deepwater Rail.
way, from Raleigh county; writ OF er,
ror and slIpersedcas awarded.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13
suppose your bank said to you

Suppose your bank said to you:
I'VE have fund Of $4,000. We
will pay It TO You in cash the TWEEN
tieth year II YOU pay us 4 per cent. in
tcrest on It until then. In the mean
time We will. after two years' interest
has been paid. loan you money and
keep your life insured"
(Age 35-2o.Year Endowment.
THE PRUDENTIAL MAKES sUCF
AN OFFER.
306 Jacobs Building. Fairmont. t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13
How Germany Make. the Worlds
Toys.

ROW Germany Make 'he WORM
Toys.
The doll manufacturing Industry
did not begin to assume conspicuous
proportions until 1850. Before that
time only wood and leather were used
in this trade. At the time oil the first
London worlds fair a Sonnaherg doll
manufacturer brought home and inl-
proved a Chinese doll, made Of heavy
colored paper. and With movable head
and limbs. Next came hairless wax
heads. To begin with, the wax and
varfiish were put on the prepared head
with brush in n more or less crude
or uneven manner. whereby the face
was left expressionless. A thjmblc.
so that story goes. one day fell into
Il dish Of fluid wax. When its owner
drow It forth It was found to be beau.
tifully covered with uniform coat
ing of wax. The manufacturer Caught
the idea and established a factory for
wax papier.mache dolls prepared by
the dipping process. = By giving the
paper.mache flesh tint and through
the use OF wheat powder, he attained
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13
B||.UI THE BOZ
!. GhIE BACK.
IN y. ]. Z N.
LITTLE BENJAMIN AxELRoD De.
sTERMiNED 70 BECOME AN
4 (. AMERICAN CITIZEN.
!. 70

NEW y DIRK. Dec. 12,-lt determine:
tion to become an American IS a
praiseworthy ambition, little benjamin
AIelrod, Il. years old. Is worthy of all
praise. Six times he has come to Am
erica as a stowawny. Six times he has
been deportell. Recently the lad ar:
rived in sight OF the Statue OF Liberty
for the seventh time. The officials at
Ellis Island expected him, and greeted
him as an old friend. Also, they Will
continue to send him back, unless
someone comes to the lads assistance.
But little Benjamin is not discourag.
cd.
BENJAMIN Axelrod is little, under.
sized Jewish boy. He was born and
raised in the little. understood town
OF Pechanka, In the little. understood
Russian province of Podolia. There
were many other little AXelrods at
home, and not always did they have
enough to eat
To Pechunka, IN PodoIia, there came
stories OF n great land beyond the
seas. where prosperity abounded, and
where even little boys were able to
earn more copecks than full grown
men In the land OF the Great White
Car. In that great laud-so ran the
tate-no one went hungry to his bed.
There brown bread and dried fish were
unknown os steady articles OF diet and
wonder OF wondcrs--all folk ate
white bread at every meal.
Such tides appealed to the starved
stomach and the active brain of little
BENJAMIN. lie would become an Amer.
4 lean. He would make his sisters fine
ican. lie would make his sisters aRe
would make home for his father and
mother in that great land of peace and
plenty that land where none are per.
secuted because they cling 10 the faith
Of their fathers.
Rcsoluteiy be set his face toward the
setting sun. With a hamper of food
on his back. he trudged across LIthu.
ania Prussia, and other strange lands.
70 Rotterdam. No obstacle was too
great for little Benjamin. Where
strong. men would have failed, he sue.
ceeded. He slowed himself away in
the hold of steamer, and after the
ship had left port volunteered 10 earn
his passage as a dlshwasher.
At Ellis Island the determined lad
found his first real difficulty He had
no money, no friends or relatives to
vouch for him. Therefore-so spalie
the stern Official who represented the
strong arm of the law in great Ameri.
ca-therefOre Benjamin Axelrod must
so back 10 pechunka.
The boy was placed on a returning
steamer bound for Rotterdam. II any
thought, however. that he would so
easily give up his mission, the reckon.
ed without Benjamin Axelrod. A few
weeks later the Ellis Island bcaurocrat
again saw the homely eager face OF
little Benjamin. Again he had stow.
cd himself away, again he had earned
his passage by honest toll as n dish.
washer. Again the official hardened
his heart. Again he said, Go back to
Pcchunka.' Again Benjamin went back,
but not to Pechunka. Arriving at Rot.
-- $1,000
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13

Nature always warns YOU II your
bowels are clogGed or intlamed-heed
this. Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 1t relieves all congestion and re-
stores natural digestion. 81 cents.
Tea or Tablets outhside Pharmacy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13

Stemple's basement, the best place
in town for books. pictures, Chica
copper, brass and the little attrac
tive things TINT goto make home
complete.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-13

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We doing some oreas Tailerna Stunts sglt
suit from nowuntI New Years xlnake
extra pair Of Pants and a every Customer
gets ticket the Handsome Gold ram going
semitic one Of ms cassomerssee watch In Fishers
Jewelry Store window best dressed never wear
Ready Made Clothes oa know that the In city
are best dressed would never think Of buying guess
The highest claim the ciaing make tstha his suit
eoks' like they were Tailor made. Dent fool with the r
tation when get the ra tang the higher
for quality Tailor made clothes fit you perfectly
cause they iii your rhey hold their shala
because they shaped your They longer
cause they are better made.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-08-31

Mr.. Bernard Miller died at his
home in Verdunville on last We'd
nesday morning, August 2Sth,
1907, at ii :45 o'clock, at the age
OF As years. Mr.. Miller, although
a small planter had made Il sue :
cess Of it. He was well liked by
all who knew him; ne was kind
hearted and generous gentleman
and always believed in helping
those in need. His funeral took
place from the Catholic Church
in Centreville on Thursday even
ing ct 5 o'clock.