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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-05
MARKET REPORTS.
Augusta Market.
Augusta. Maine. Oct

Augusta. Maine. Oct 4, 1907.
BEANS-Pea. Maine. $40: N. L.. $40;
yellow eyes. SEQ.
EUrTt:R- Creamery, G0c.; dairy, Csc;
solid. 1Sc.
:tiC;S-3Gc per dozen.
GEAlN-Coin. Size; meal 77,2c.; per
bu.: mixed feed, Sl.yo cwt; cottonseed
meal, $50; bag lots, Sl.J5.
HAY-I.oose, retail, $l4.00 per ton:
pressed. $500; straw. $500: pressed. ,l2.oo
SCGA!;-$j.20 per 100 lbs.
HOEEY-RoX, 1Sc.
MUTTON 9ullc; per lb.: spring lamb.
13c.
OATS sc rcr h,lshel.
oTATOE.S-Ncw, SOC. per hushel.
POULTRY Fowl, lie: chicken, lo4 nc
per 10.
WDOL-Unwashcd. &c.
BEEF9Li4ht, sIoood.lo $50: heavy. liz
u'.c.: homeless, half bbls., $65OQ6. la;
spring lamb l5&Ml6c.
WOOD-Dry hard. Sc aNaSo0 per cord
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-05
inward and Outward.

The inward effects ii humnrs ar"
worse than tn" outward. They
weaken all tn" organs. inflame the
mucous membrane. cnlS" catarrhal
troubles. and endanGcr the whole sy<-
tom.
Hoods Sarsa rarilla eradicatcs all
humnrs ana cures all their effects
Its the great Alternative and tonic
medicine whose merit has been every
where established.
Accept no substitute
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-05
New York Cotton Market.

Now York. Oct 4.
Spot closed quiet 10 points higher Mid.
ding unlands 1l.6I; do. gulf 1l.U Sale5
300 bales. /
Galveston firm; Il: Charleston firm. 1lA:
Memphis quiet, liza: New Orleans firm.
l1la Mobile firm, ia, Savannah quiet,
11a..
Net receipts for seven days 2l5.59i ].
Exports To Great Britain 13.4dl: to
France io.a1!; to Japan IA; IL. the conti7
mont a.i-S' '''' 80 i
Stock 431 3,5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-05
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Oct. 4
CATTLE Receipts about 3J0O. market
steady: steers 5.jGi1.3t.
HOGS Receipts about 10000: market
strong, e. lNc. higher, ,cl"icS heavy ship
ping 6:5s'645T I
SIIFEP-Rcccipts about 1@N; market
steady; sheep :;50G6.25; lambs 6.00u1.65 /:
vcarlngS .500t61C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-05
THE DAILY MARKET REPORTS

SUGAR Steady fair refin " 345; CEN
trifug.i M test 30: refined adv
BtTTEH-Fiim. unchanG. !: receipts
SOL
ECES-Firm. unchanged: rcteiI, 9Sl1
IpTATOES-Irish firm Maine per saci;
1M.3.: Long Island per Dbl. aM2IO' stat,
in bulk 1.5,Ni2o5: Jersey 1M225; sweet
steady unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-05
New York Money Market.

New York. oct. 1.
Prime mercantile paper rper cent.
Sterling exchange strong..at 4SI. 1oe 49, 81
for demand and 4s2. t0lt4S.. Is for 60-day
bills
Commercial bills 4SI?s.
Bar silver 66ls.
Mexican dollars 513s.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irre2u lar.
Money on call stronS at 6M6la per cent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
THE GDNPLElOE's FRIEND
OLIVE OIL BENEFITS MORE THAN
ANYTHING EXCEPT OUT
oooR EXERCISE.

What 4 satisfaction 20 have gocJ
complexion. L is an important mat
Ter With every rue but especially viii
women where the matter OF attrae-
tive appearance even more important
thzn with a nan
The best guarantee Of 4 beaudtal
.coup.s1ioa IS plenty Of cut door ez=r,
else but this is denied By reasons If
business or dury 20 many The nszi
best trieBI % the skin and complexion
IS pare Give OF which Is Absolutely
Wholesome. frees the pores from Ia
sutdes. sm0oshes out ErtlkIes AZ.
defects, builds up Starved tissues, and
works a EurdsrtuI improvement e.,
cry way. Jusz massage your skin VIII
pure Give Gil and see aoW eagerly II
is absorbed
But use pure Give oil only Much
G1ered as pure Il not Get Bari odTe
oa from Cranes dug sure At 35e pa
haR pint SIC per pint ar $50 Pc:
ga.Eou- and yuG WI obtain the re
sHs described
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

4 aeskae soetaI WI be gIa a
iTkurssay evensng oE MS week a ne
IPrezbyrerzn shureh under the drec-
dan Of ne members Of the NcFarsaza
Mission band. The entertainment
promises 70 be IN interesting oas and
VIZ be carried cut N the following
nzzaez- Eaea yOung ladE has 0eer
requested 20 make an apron 70 b
.Eoru By herself and a aeekns Il taa
same material, the neeErie o Be pas
e IN q box t0gsthsr Win lEarh-
E4eh box Is Asn sold to the young
men Coz a eer:lil san. n Eaea he
gets his supper and the pecEre and
Is then sgpDosed 70 md his Pa-@er
fox supper By matching Sas reckzae
AID apron A Cordial invitation Is e
tended to the friends Of me neuhe7s
to be present
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

Is easTl H. sa'-s
s1r se1ol A @ pls
scs aTe q sres. eiyazas i11
.eness N as eruarE-
r. Bartlett Is a Ez@cEt to.
.d4F. He s aoE arse meressed q
he daEry sEa5sss All any oce zausizg
aEzs elass butter and ersz1 sAoqlS see
FRED
Thers Is zog = ssIe organization
to prsssnt aat 8 ar . spostsls e1-s
L IS beng Eeeos1ze'
more and ucrs 5hat this treaifat s1s-
ease eau been traasmEtted from one
person to another and TIA. to q IarEz
ezhent this an be prevented This
STATE orzau1atiou should Be sncour
aged Is the great TtEs Pizg1e s
ne greatest Enemy Of me raes
he so5tfesE remsau 70 Be held here
tie ~ and list ElH be one Of he
Izrgest gztherngz ever held n Tbs
county. ESgyb0ty Is HTtst to come
and hEing their friends.
This Is the sic1a-tOu n the smallest
possible svae-sEiSeasrz
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
Tszs.ztiezs 70 Wedains.

Invitations to tee wedding Of 3Ezs
Arlice BnEaizy. q FaryteE. 70 RzV
Edgzr Bersu Reese OF Gatean uhIca
WI be eels5assd or wsdnsstzT- IL
II:h OF september. hive bee1 receiT,
ed BY friends n tie CITY Tasy READ
as follows
". an Ms. ambrose 4 RzIingzseE
request me hsuSur OF yoEr presence
al the marriage OF cheir tzugater
AEiiee Christie
Reyerend Etgz- Beren Reese
o. "Wednesday. the eleventh Of Sept
nineteen hundred and seven
a. seven o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church, soU-h
Anos, West Virginia
At home
E5er November aourteesneh
Dewey aTsnue
West Virginia
Reception
Immediately after he ceremony
Il home
An answer IS requested
Nr. and Ns& Ernest sae-EOod and
Mss Alice HAWKINS VII be lnOus me
guests.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
Mrriea IN Penrsglxania.

A guie- home welding was cese-
brsted On satu-dzy- the s1st oE Au-
gusL- At Sez Castle Pa. which VII
be Of uuuzual interest to Fairuous
people. the eunsrzeting parties heas
Mr. VIII 4. Fisher q tbs city. and
Mss Anna ssarps- OF near KingwuoL
The eeremoay was performed a The
home Ct the brides ztsser, Ms J. C
Mcdowell Rev- Necormfck Ct the
PrezSyterizu church. odeiated
Miss Snaps IS vel known here haT-
ing been employed several yesrs ap
il The Little shop a millinery
sore then n the city. Her many
friends win be glad to welcome her re-
turn to the city. Mr. Fisher Is sen
Of Mr. and Mrs Joan Fisher and Is
one Of the besz known youlg meg CT
the efT. He IS a popular nail carrier
on the local force
SEr. arI Mrs. Fisher Iett NsE Cas-
tie immediagely AFTER the ceremony
sr Canton. o. where the Soruer AZ
tended he Letter Carriers CONVEX
ton. Trsy axe expected home The
later part Of the week
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
Special Agent
Visits Prison
wouAN MAKES TRIP or rNspEc-
TON TO The STATE FEN
UETIaRG.

WHEELING Sept I0.-Nrx Esea
Foster, who Is speetzl agent Of the
department 0t justice, has reaCazI
XounfzyHe to Usis and Inspect ths
.penl=easiar4-in an Inspection try
lasting f1u- dayx she hid recently
.been Commissioned By UaksI Sates
Attorney General ID visit 4 umSE
q he 7riso1z n va5ea Fsdecai sos-
rsess are euudzed Il IS lie eus:oE
q. he Federzl government % emma
ntnHte5v al least erce q year mn a.
'Ot the CONDITIONS OF tie prisons 4
.Thien Federal rtsoners are e5ufnet
ne aR7ontnsr- q ! U0zaa s5r
his service IS wy eo1meal1bIe
Oue because ttsy hare DeeaEzz herE
ties Of examining conditions ErS
Foster Is z prominent Enua7 NATIONAL
IL. Aer native sate beng Iowa sae
Is 4 E7Eyer By profession AM & The
Ti6ou Of Holm R Fos4l. Uee a pun
meat EzEysr and Re1GbEeaa Esatst.
Ms Foster Is hez8 = puh6c speaE-
g Of Eez 1bH1E she z7ote -
N0z-dzTre camp grounds EEgztySEo
yeIrs aga Some Of rhe otds- Eestdsasz
remember her quite val she vas 4
member o. Seerary TatSs parry "a
a TIP arUznd the World Previous 70
her appointment 70 vlsft he FtsO1
she hal bsea ipqOnssE hE PTesite1-
RDossseEt to sIznine eonit-ioOs q
the cid labor question n tie sO1<h
sac spent SIX monks y tha- EUcE-
Sae addressed tie prisoners a resE
hi chapel saTiseS srudaE. creating
4 proEouz9 tn7ressioL n the sTs1-
ug a CaETarv NE Church. sbs Ehte
N adzrezs 70 tie lIEzsdu1rE sOeiesT-
sic leaves this eSs@ Sor Chia57-
to z-rsuz TIE Nhncl PrisO1e4 A.
sOesaHon- Her seEr prssua vi X AZ
JoEesr. II and then Columbus
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
Dinner At Country clsh.

w. WarI White win entertain
quite a nuaser Of friends at dinner
al he Ceua-y Cab tbs evening a
30 o'c;ock The affair. which VII
BE- 4 Gz..gartl aas, VII Be IN honor
ct several yuu1g usa VIC are hsrs
participating N he Szzts Tennis
Tournament Tlcss VIC VII be ".
Whites guests are: Misses Jessie
Fs.,str. CT N4r5zrra; GsnsEs Mcclure
Of Wheeling Lcrise Miller. R1th Ear-
rs. INA FL-cn, Ehs Eaten, Grace
White. 3Tessrs. Earoit Beck Nelson
Hlb6a-d- Ralph anlou. and Everett
DTsaasa, ct WassHng. Sweeuy FEM
i-g an3 James 0. watson Ct Fa.t-
uant. NJ. Williamson and BIaksslee
waite-ParseEzb1rg Sentinel CNer-
iayl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
Ewes of Nation
q, s.,irtr 49, Ae.ier-

rrcr hat youus trees cease to spring
So z.sists w.s.r,. aeaeu-
Tse cay gEs o. West Virginia ~
sSe erosion betrsr tzaa TIE Lighter
z1Ez Of nau7 sac. zrt tsr tazt ssa-
sen Z Is possible 70 retHssz afssv
May d-ss and may yea-s It wash
H
Formerly the IacE Of slipping Il
CITIES ssp5 large rr1s cut Ct wssr
vr-t7i1- but the szars'z EOo+< zre
inaccessible 10 !uze=r Tss Hz=Btius
~ railroads along yha prtacivsf water
ceres has hrozght ne forests win
Il reach Of thz MARKER, and they ara
=nf1s ou It rate vssea ean1es bag
cnssI1ac.
re GOVERNMENT haz uads= ccusiS-
erzEf1n the uazter # creating en= g
mere rational forests IN he e.=-. en-
srss having appropriated iz5.seg for
IN examination ot he re=.cn A.
prezeuz Al reserves IN The Uairsd
.Ssatss lie west OF the Mississippi one
.ot s1e proposed eastern forests would
inc;rts the W1fs mountains :. N@v
Hampshire: the other called tie 4R
1ai4e5sa, t5rss=s would uro5abIy en-
tend N a oaz strip. following tss
suami4s Of the principal mountain
ranges frem Maryland 70 Georgia
probably crossing CT touching Mary
land Yves. virginia, Virginia. Ken
ruckz. Tennessee. North and sGH=1
Carolina and Georgia
Strip Would be Narrow
The sup At !aud voHid be qH-s
narrow n many places. just vide
enough 70 uyer- and prueect with rs
forests. the sources Of the principal
rivers rising n The Allegheny AID
usigh5uri1g and parallel mountain
ranges Tts prevention Of excessive
foads and t-oEEhs By keeping tie
mountains covered win woods is ta=
chief purpose OF the government n
taking up he work
If congress creates his Apgae
chan forest. It VII cross West VIZ
GINA but win cover little more tan
Tie highest and most rugged ranges.
The INST Of The Ssars's wooded arsa
VIII be Jeff oustde for the State and
TIE people 70 Iook atter-
That The government would 90
would Sc highly beneficial and sfvaa-
tzgeous. but Il would ,eavs he mai
question Of forest preservation n
West Virginia 70 the pecpts Of Wes=
Virginia 70 work Ont for themselves.
Every ysar's delay means loss Ezic1
can never be fully rscovered-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

ne Wheeling nlzagzmea has iaz
10 tims Il securing aao<her either
70 help or sgahF during t1s hst Ee-
mining week Of tie Central league
seas0n- Grtmfa, q me CoEasIisyEe
eaS, Ct The West Penn Leagze. Eho
has beez eurraEet b PfenarE hs:
nlgat reported 70 NanzEsF Price. WIN
As wheeling elaa gassed thru1gh
Aa; Gig "a route to DaEtrn- AID pro
cee6ed vesr Etsh IN Glib Re Win
L.pruate W5rh s2ahs bseE 0e the pate
at Dayter aaf sqinzses&
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
Ball Player
Jumps stogies
WEST pErCN LEAGUE NAN sgeuR-
FOR PLACE or WHEELING
SKIPPER

WHEELING. sepG IA baseball
sensation tFanspfred yesterday WIKI
Catcher Tom PasEnlu, Of the whseIizS
tear. payfzg N the stellar role
sunday PhlbtH did not report a the
saH park auE Manager Price dit not
know WAT had become Of the payg.
&c vas expected 70 be at Richhod
PARK n uuEt1rm 70 easeh one ot Ehe
games Of The doz5Ee header with SoEh
Bend buz he failed 70 marsrtaHs. Sun
DAY night EFFORTS 70 beaEe PSihn
we're u-z1ceesstaL and NOudaE NOM
ing Z vas aseertAtHsa mat he had
jumped he toEn Il IS supposed ,hal
he went 70 his houe n N7aOokz, Pa
PhESiu-s iumpizs IN Used was bad
enough, but Z ( worse than that, as
he vas paid bor his serTsces up 70 AMI
fnei9Eag Monday Besides shis, which
constitutes reeefrns money under
false pusrsases. PhHbIa is alleged by
the Wbeelns club ogasrz 70 be EEEsr
OF NET As he took EEh him a base
ban suit a bar bag and bats belonging
20 the club
seers4ry Ervin Of the wheeling
club, said last ngtt that h had Wrel
The CHEF Of poSee AZ Niaoo&z 70 have
PhEsa placed under arrest Z he re,
fused to tun 0=ez the eluh,s property.
In addirsou he has not1ed PreSlsni
Dreytuzs. Of the PftrburE club the
Glib vhiea controls MaSarr- Maddox
and PaEbEa, as ven Is Secretary Far.
.rs1. Of the N7tsoual Association Of
Nnos Leazres- The Attsr being ufoCn=
ed Ax Paibfz has been fned SIS b.
he Wheeling eIub and suspended NE.
Errn declares that PhHhn WH not
be allowed % play professional bah
again anti the hae Is paid and the sg+
peuzDu Efted
Z nov EanspE-es that this Is MT
tas fist dine PaEbfn has been IN sim
lar toub5e- East Nay the wheeling
nanassmsur received two letters frog
the president Of the Erie einb. Of The
Intsrssare Leams. win which Phil
Bfn Dhye,I last year. complaining ma:
he h1t 1IfasG 4 prOtecsDr- mask and
orher properly q The Ere efah AZ he
close of the season PHBn 6eused
this aEsyztzou- but n he Rht uC r.
cent sysazs. Il s nOt ptas too strong
% suppose that there vas sous fCu-
dasioa foe the compliant frum Erie
PaEhiz was a popular PLAYER VIII
tie wheeling FMS md the neEs e.
his peculiar aecsDns FiH BE received
win ssuEiue regret throughout thsI
sn.
L Is also baraed dat PhnEn basI
been a r1.ha taraE player to man
age during the season nov ending
since ths recent visit Of PrestBeatI
Drsyt,ss, Eaea L vas s-ated thatI
Nad5ar and NEaszzr would Be gwen
rrsuts BIZ Petzhzry Ms IN Famh /
uho E1s gwen 4e tttzEztton taAt bel
night BE given = ehzacs % SLOW Isl
Eora Il ne Phfsnu,E safInE empi
ma srrfzE blt IA teslrs. PIMA
ils Asea -so-et 1liR Els rrlllaal!l
Is iss-s 4 RI nat Iha,-z.-eaE ri
IS * - a q ,rts
ill,,E
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
= z g TsA.

Mss Inogene FOrtsF, VIC was tAs
g-es of Mss Lc1tse Geek returned
10 her home at CeunsIIsyHs, Pa. this
morning Mss Phoebe Turner. WHO
rad teen Al Mt Lake Park WI spend
Ta1-s;7y h-e With Mss Geek "a
ruure to her hcms n Morantowu.
Kiss Coos and MIS- GHnons- ct Hazle.
vqu. Pa Who Is her gzesI WI speul
a Tz~ 5z7s nszt week with Mss POr
Ter at, Cor1eIlsyiIle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
7.surncd Frrm ETtenees Visit

H.tErrca FFem EHfe1cea Vlsit
Ms Josn Gcr4eu snyshs returned
last night f-en Al extended visit 4
lie east and south She has VISITED
AZ Tazrz SaE2nE s7rlzs tbs ssa:e,
Old Point Ceafsrt- EszPc-E News. the
JInes5o=a Exposition and n The Shen,
.a=4uaa Waller OF Virginia Size has
also TtsEzad re-zd7es n Philadelphia,
Pa III. SmTthe accompanied her On
rsr ri7 -h-c1gh Virginia and returned
home ssne tine ago
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
eses.s Ct Ms Reei=soa.

Ms E z NckaY and Eftfs grad
daughter. Mss Emily ssu-asz, Of
Bardso=1 "a are IN The eirY tas
gnssts Of Mrs. NcKay's daughter. Ms
Elixiu Robinson, On EaE1Cus aTsuns
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
Il = C Z = 80.

MIaes Jessie MsFaHaaa and RuEa
lsai-. Ct PzrkersburE az expected
.hz-s On WEDNESDAY to be the gzesss
0t Xias katherine HOush se her huns
on BaneT street
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

Mss Fsorgaee Fen1sE- an eastern
trimmer. has arrived IN the cry and
Is su1Icyz4 n Hartiey's millinery De
Darrnsat. Miss Rose webster, the
rad Of the department, has returned
ron Sew To=x Cry vhsre she hal
been during the ian stock Ct mniin-
err sor tie Department
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10
essness Meesag 4 a. Tu

Tazs Ein Be 4 business meeting Of
t4e BomsG.z Christian Tsn7eFaas
5a;sa a. the P75lyc Library paEiOrs
his sgeaing at seven ossecz- 4 IN
,a-aOut Of tie members s earnestly
cssi7st.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

Free On request, a school saschel TO
each purchaser Of school books Globe
Book Store. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

school sztcheI and book eayG given
.frse to eaeh purchaser q sehool hoolEs
sSIrI stena GIobs BoaE SIRE I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

Every young person employed dur
nz the Gag should take advanaSe q
the night scaoo. Eow open at III
Union Business College. JaeOSs build
1856
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

seaooI books At Globe Book sore.
WATSON Hotel building 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

Tere slslt nlE a 80
Ic s-. -rr.-sf lyEe Jle.sE1- = Al s
.n ~ - ne Ee0Sls q
us II = 5 huilE Tae
pr large nan
t-cl ne1 ~ flys3 Ut nlurs tan o1e
td tsEs = Vagek
H.. Be t1lE Va uake
sn. r1Es NJ enbinJ moUs PEG
nd tbs Wlses pad
vii me- q 1Iore h ne Aggregate.
Tr ro I'm eFsEy dly n ne
- crlsstant HlDogaeat
8, via 1o-k N them n
III. r ~ are dIEsrent nun
IT, Ihe5 emDIDy mostly
l1o- an theJ vM make
as M become DeEua-
r ci ne peop1e q this Us
tc. ase q take An n
~ pottery They wiz
cri7 asEsl . take sire aad safe
NkieA w M gDod inter
- risll = thn Lei ever
t1i & III at1sness way an
ts city shah grVV
elireiy On ne people.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

oos Il Glshs Ee1lk sl-s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

SehoGi booss and 4VS5es !. Gsobe
BOX scDre- Watson satEl auzas- z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

ca WiIf soOa BE here an1
eea notEtag done tcEasts
street britEE There ought
M 70 adi1st the diSsr-
- and gst tbs BLDG
II Etater Il s almost a ne
= ne rCai frgu the PyEez
r d tie NV bridge IS a.
-asllse an the tine
a Charlrs1, who has been
esaek saaitarfEm for sune-
returned Is she vas not IN
preferred to be at home.
npalied by her sister.
Mn AMI Is resting very well
M HEesome ride
Amcs. e Eairmo1E, Is N the
l BE e ven Rn1u IN az
fc 8 be Es m the buggy
l1lse lsiiless fur many pears and
ter business Al thzt time
- 49, IL - =
eln M has nznE friends N
srtt1 q ne eamty-
ts er. 81 HtEh street Is Iisitt-
sl 1Ers- KtppeE. In UnioU-
4E. PE
n Morgan and 3Erz. kineast
TIlv. a OAEahSma. are visiting
ne l1lee q 7. V. Moran
Co " BoueTs, President OF the
90 Po1teEI. Is home from 4
mp % wheeling
q or people VIII attend tie
FE It Wheeling this week
1eton VIII send several dele
1ths Sunday school euuTea-
iSsbe heEF at Fairviev next Thurs-
Fridax. There ought to be 4
er % as Nzunius10u has
q n eozutT Caeers and this IS
RISK Eork There ought 10 be
alE sshool u most Of the school
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-10

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-22
THURSDAY, AUGUST 22. 1907,

Commenting on the recent dismiss al of Colonel Ayres from the army
 the Houston, Texas, Post, remarks: From the rise to power of General Corbin, during the Mckinley admin istration, the official roster of the army has undergone many changes due to executive 'favoritism and the intrigues of the war departments bu- reaucracy. Many soldiers who served with distinction in the civil and h. dian wars as we'll as in the Spanish American war were summarily re- tired or denied promotion in order that men like Leonard Wood might be advanced beyond their merits. Soldiers who resented such ill treat ment, as Schley resented it in the navy, have been given the "hot end of the poker" to use modern verna- cular, and their efforts to obtain jus tive have not availed because the power that dominated the war de- partment has likewise dominated the legislative department of the govern ment." The case of General Miles is also memorable. The army has been so completely demoralized that il needs a complete reorganization.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-22
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built it. will probably be forgotten. It's old walls will be whitewashed, its old garden improved by German artists, and Italians arS lovers of Italy will cherish nothing but recollections of a place once essentially Italian.
 As soon as the news that the em. peror of Germany had bought the Villa FaIeonieri was known at Fras- cati. the mayor of the town hastened to dispatch telegram of gratitude in the name of the inhabitants to the august parsonage" who immediately deigned to wire back his thanks and expressed his ajoy to learn that the purchase Of the celebrated villa mark ed the commencement of friendly rela- tions between his imperial majesty and the town of Frsscati--
 It may prove interesting to de scribe the Villa Fslconieri as 1t is today before 1t Is converted to a German school and closed to the pub lie. The grounds of this villa were laid out by Cardinal Rufnni in the first half of the sixteenth century. but the villa itself vas built in lsls.
 Francesca Borromiui. a Lombard by birth but a Roman by adoption. a pupil of the celebrated Maderna. vas the architect He vas the most orig inal and brilliant exponent of baroqus srchftscturs ia Itsiy. He buf1 ths
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-22

time they know, or should know, that there is reciprocity joker in the tariff pack, which they all voted for, which effectually protects the Stand oil trust from competition from abroad. This proviso which is part of paragraph 626. which places "pe. troleum. crude or refined" on the free list. also stipulates that on petroleum, or Its products produced in any foreign country tkere shall be col lected, when such goods are imported duty equal to the duty imposed by such country, As Russia and other important oil producing countries levy duties on kerosene, averaging about 100 per cent it follows that the Standard Oil company is one of our most highly protected trusts. The custom officials hold that the rate of duty to be assessed are not those lev jed by the country from which the re- fined products may be imported, but those levied by the country which produces the petroleum from which the imported products were made. That the trust is enormously protect ed by this tariff provision is evident from the difference in price as quot ed in the New York Journal of Com merce, August 5th, the export price in bulk being cents gallon, while the local price for tank wagon deliv- cry was 10 cents gallon. So under this beneficient republican tariff the foreigner is buying his kerosene at bargain prices, or about half what our trust ridden people are forced to pay through the collusion of the re- publican leaders and the trust mono polists.