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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-22
geras.

Nm %. Npril miro i'm Shul.
6iitritt 8Derrie eine Nbitimmuna oa,
riiber f~tattfinoen, Oh Bombs gum 8e.
traQe nDn $4,000 gum 8au einea
rteueri iteinernen Sdulbauies ausge.
aeber tperoer iuGen.
- Mit Dem 8au Der leuen Staots
bale in Nuftin lit beQDnuen rpDroer.
Die Slug uno 6aferl > Bin,
uelbe Der leste RDnareB anaenom-
men bat, lieat iebt aebrudt Dor unb
man tam iih iebt uber eiaselue bis.
Der nod ungenaue Mnanben tlar
tueroen. SIR ben iu9enannter Sn.
lanos Ranal finb $133, 829 bemiuiot,
oDh Tam oas 2riegs.W inifteriun,
GDntratte bis our 6Dbe BON $780,.
600 ablhlieBen. Sir Nranias BaB
finb 5000. 900 brett beuiuiat uu0
auBeroeu lift Dem &~rieasminiiter Gas
NeBt geaeben. meitere &untratte biz
CUR 66be Bpm 1920, 900 absufmlieBen.
Der @alueitDner Soften erhdtt auf
oieie @eile cine MiQion Dnnnrs,
100000 brett unb $780, 900 fiir
tueitere Nrbeiten, unb auBerbem fino
nod 5000. 900 fur oas @alpeltDner
Jnbrunffer nnb $780, 900 far oas
Jnbruafier nah Teraa gitb beuil.
ligt. Buffalo Bapolt erbdlt $500. 900
uuo bas Nnredt auf meitere $780,
900; fir ben 8rasos iino i'm @anser
$500, 600 ausgeieht. ferner FIND nod
ueribieoene anoere tleinere Surntnert
nn9emieien m0rben. Man fieht, saB
Teras bel oieien TluR. uno Dnfens
Beuiaignn9en niht iblebt aefabrer,
lit.
Die Burger BON Brownsville
baben cine 8~erIamntlunQ abgebalten
uno BeibIdife in ibr aiieenUmmer,,
in Deneii tie ibren unmiuen oarnber
ausiprehen. oaB aueenblidlih uDr
benz 3riegsgeri@t bier in San Unto.
nio uno DUr benz Senntatomite fir
militdrifbe Gnaelegenbeiten in Balhs
inatpn ani&eineno Der BerTuG Qe.
ntadat nerbe, bic Neger,G ol6nten sn
entlaffen uno ben Biraern p0n
Brownsville Die S@ulo at, ben be-
gangenen Shanotaten susuihieben.
Sic laben iDuul oas 9rieasgeriht
ola audi oas SenatstDmite elm, mad,
Brownsville su tDrntter uno bic
Sadie an Ort unb STEELE su unter.
iuhen. 8eibe miroeu oann ruDl al
Der ueber3euaung tDrnmen, oaB Die
Burger uDn Brownsville nidt ielbit
IN ibre 6auier bineinaeIhDfen bitten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-22
Gin Gttqaettt, pe(9es Die Belt
mmipannt.
Sut Sabre 1906 tSHrnen uHeBr seuH 26, coo
Wetlea etiquette gebraRdt.

Oie Quantttdt Der TlaShenbiere
etlauetten. iUaenannten .2abelsN
pelhe burb Die Gnbeuler > 8uih
8rauerei NfiociatiDn bpm Der in Gin
clnnatl. g., beleaenen IL. 8. Brins
TING 60" i'm 2auTe oes Sabres 1906
aefauft muroen. belduft fib nuf Die
erltaunlibe @~eiammtaabl pDn 544, >
$50. 600 Stid. Das Bopier, ouS
sur 6eritea Jung oiefer ,2abels" be.
uuBt meroen uuBte, rope 634. 1888
Bfuno, oas fiuo mehr als 367 9un.
men.
Der 9urhidnittsmenih, menr, er
iein 5ldihen Bier trinft uno fih an
Der nett ausgeitatteter etiquette bes
rBuomeiIer" erfreut, madt fih mol
teinen 8egriff oaopn, baB, tueun ale
im Sabre 1906 pernenoeten ,,Buos
meiier 2abels" an einouoer aereibt
plroen. fie cine Strede oon %. 912
uno 72l100 Meileu ausmadaen mir.
ben. @ritaunlih, aber gatIahe:
Birben oieie gtiquetten, Die in Der
Il. 8. Brinting So. i'm Sabre 1906
georudt mDrben lino, su einem Ban,
be sereini9t meroen, 70 ruiirbe es
lang genuQ iein, ben GroboQ su I'M.
ipannen, unb es pirbe iuear. Elm redt
reipettabeles @nohen iibrie bleiben.
8oate man Die .2abels" ems iiber
oas anoere lhidten, 10 maroe etne
papierene Sdule entlteben. bic Stem
gDrter unb gbicaqoer r8olfen.
traber" mie Waulmurfsbiael erIHei.
men laIien muroe. Die u2abels"
piiroen alsbanr1 $4,000 Meilen bod
iein, uno es lino biertn nlht Die So
aeretiauetten einbearifen, bic BON
ben 8meignnitalten Der Mnheuier,
Buib So. unb ben autDrllierten SID
ihenfiGern benubt perpen.
Gieie aemiB bemertenstperten Eat
laden iauitrteren am 8eften Den rie'
ienbaften @tiquettenperbrauh Der
Brnueret.
Ser Seller miro itb cine BDritel.
lung oaUDn MAIDEN, mas e& beiBt,
bieie gtiquetten fertia su iteIen. menr
er itb iiberleat, oaB Die Webraahl
bieier .2abels" mehrfarbie lift (bie
8uomeiier $ 2abels iiuo ia in bier
Snrber aeorudt). gs muroen oaar
uerbrauht etma Is. 900, 900 erDBe nor.
male Bapierbldtter. genug, UNI eine
arnBe gnlinberpreffe fDnitant %, 12C
Stun0en peer beinabe neur Sabre in
Wrbeit su erEaltert, BEL aHtltiinDiQe.
Nrbeitsseit unb ~breibunoert Nrbeita:
tager i'm Sabre.
Das SruGen oieier Gtiquetten BE-
ihdftigte i'm Sabre 1906 finfbunoeri
Nnaelteute, allein i'm Druderei.8 Sc.
uerbe, uoau Die BreHeleute, electro.
tppers. g0mpoittoren. Bapiermad9er
uno 10 meter treten. Nn Der Tabri.
Cation baben ibren inoiretten Nnteil
aud Druderihmdraes uro 6arben.
%fabritanten, Waihiniften, Wtnihinen.
ausbefierer. SDlsarbeiter, bic ben
6Dl5brei fir bas Bapier beriteuen,
@iienbahnen. 9utiher uro 10 rueiter.
Die oas &0hmaterial ober oas fertiQe
@raeugni8 trnnSpDrtieren.
Smwieria. ia fait unm6alid miiroe
es iein, 9enau gu iaeen. mie piele
Heute 1%utmenoia iiuo. I'M Die 6eritel=
lung aQer oieier 2abels Der Nnbeuier-
Build Bretuina Nhucietiur gu Beae
au brinqen.
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Rettete eas sebem hires gobnes.

WrS. g. &nppee lift Die gliidlihlte
Trau in Iou. Wo. Sic Idreibt:
rBDr einem Sabre litt mein SDbn an
einem neutrality-suspicious.. &ein
ar5t fOnute belfen. Sb faufte Or.
Sings Neue Gntoefuua uno iebt lit
er mieoer uOQitanoie aeluno. Das
Wiittel rettete iein 2eben". Blu baden
bel Go. Drsis uno st. gpbn & go.
80 Cts. uuo 81. Brobeflaihe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-22
9atet Gata Dor galpeu aeaeu Ra,

iarrb. bic Guedtlber %entbalten, oa Aaedflber i9er
BEN Sim oes Scrubs ~ser6ren uno bas san5e Sp=
fem obaig %serriitten lpir6, tpenn es our& Die i3lei=
nit9en SberHdden %einorinst. Solbe Grtifel ionten
ME aaBsr auf 9erOronuu9 gut b~erufeuer aer3te se-
broi6t rueroen, oa Der 56aben, ben fe anrihteu,
aebnmal 10 groB if ais oos @ute, oas Sbr oopou er=
sielen. t6nntet. Suits &atarrb g FUR,
I~abr5iert bon SIS GbeneD & Co., Scteco, Ohio,
entbdlt fem AuedFlber uno lptro iun.rli9 gsnom=
men une luirtt brett aui Die ialeinisen Oberfa6er
tauft, ieiO fiber, oaB Sbr Die d6te betommt. Sit
tpiro truerli4 aenomuien uno in Soleoo, ObiO, Dor
j.. j. Sbenee & So. aelna6t.
~ Bertaujt bon allen Gpotbetsrn. 8reis "a
Gents bic Gtafne.
Rehmt 0aH's 1amtIien y IIen inr @erfepfuna
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2ethen Der Reit.

". lin Eheater): .Gb. oa nDrn
iibt ia audi 5err 5eumer, friid uno
iueenoIim ruie INNER !"
g.: Song redt
a.: Der aebidte Ser neben ibrn
NIT Der GlaBe bat Nebnlidteit nit
ibm-oas lift mDl iein Bater?"
Stein, ons lit fein SDbn
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@uSltd, a~etmmoen.

s. q. 6arm0n, 4isemure. IS. g.,
iaat: rgnolib bnbe i'd in Or. aina's
@eue 3ebens. BilIen cine &ius ges
funoen. Die mid ME enttduIhte. @ut
aegen ftarre Sober uro druniihe Ser.
itupfuna". 8u baben BEL Gb. DreiB
uno Sc. gpbn & Co., Nputbeter.
@arantiert. 25 Gts
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Sas g%rperbsIeben Der Reuaett aeftat-
tet es ben Meiiten faum, bic @~eiunoheitss
regeln itreng su beiDl9en. I'm ben Nah=
tell, ben Die Rihtbef0leune berislben DE
ters eraenst, anssueleidben uno bic ans
Qeitrenate 9ebensmaihinerie in gntem
Sange gu halten, bietet bic Seiltuiiien<
ld1att Elm gang natureemdses, rem aus
8tlanaentohen b~etebenhes Nittel bar,
st. Bernard 4r1nterptlen, uelde ourfl
Hoderhn9 Der 9ebarn1e uno Anreaung
oeS Blntumlaufs be 8eroauuna gu be-
lhleuniaen, ben Appetit trdftigen uno
loer. ruenn nibt bblie tranten. bob lei.
oenoen &brper mieberberIteIIen. SIR 70
cents bel N~potbetern 5u baben.
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6 6 Saberle uno 5rau an 9 sc Stpne
nnb 9 O DtcBbDrter, 100 Nder 9anb;
$500.
SDhn s grnit an Sennie Ralen, @runo<
itiid an Der 9ubbud StroBe; $3.50.
Or Nbolph Serff uro Srau an Marp "
y Stone, @rnnbftld an Der 9amar Str. f;
$500.
Ssnrp 5 &beiner uno 5rau an g u
9enert, @runotld an Der galasban
Nbenue; $500
Senrn &eaer unb 5rou an Nlbert d
Sbumarn. IT'S Nder 2nnb; $1,000.
6rana Tiiber unb 5rau an Srant 6
Wintler, Srunbftid an Der erie Nbenue;
$500.
SDieph Mnrtp an SIS g Siiber, gruno.
itid an Der Seller StraBe; S265.
VI 8 @aae an Tnnnie 8 9alff, @runb,
ftId an Der Rnrtet StraBe: $4,000
Gus Q ReMmarrt an 6 E Erpen, gruu6s
ftld an Der Sf.gDmmerce Strase; $4,000.
y 6 Bttte an 81 8 8arrp, @runotld
in bee Stafel WobitiDn; $500.
5Gg0nins an Sohn Stbubmad5er. 4rel
uno Bnul Nteerlmeiot uno Sreberid &eu-
BEL. @rnnofiid IN Der ct. Rorp StrnBe,
betannt nls bas @lenarm Setel; 500, 900.
d U Nrtbur an 6 u gibler, 8~runoftld
an Der 9afenieru Nbenue; $400.
@ @ebueiler an 6rau Annie Rueaelein,
5runofttid on Der OftsgDmmerce StraBe;
$4,000.
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eOirette 9imie nad BEN Often

ourh Station ct. 2Duis lit Die
Benniblpania Shut Sine. Se@s
Shneusiae laufen tdelih nah Bitts'
burgb, Bbilaoelpbia. Baltimore,
WalbingtDn unb Seem gurt iiber
Benniblpania @eleiie auf Der aanaen
Strede. 9urhsD ienit. 4ein $50
9entpediel. Wanhe SpesialpDrteile
merben mit9eteilt, rnenrl man lidy
uenoet an 6. u. 8airo. &. 9. Nat.,
100 NlamD > B[asa, San 4ntDnio,
TeraS.
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Slrbettete tpte Elm gDunSer

Mr. 8. 90. @alter. gbitDr bea
~gnterpriie" in 2Duiia, 8a.. iaet:
sd bate einen Nngel i'm SuB,
manote Budlen's arnica Salbe an
uno mar geheilt. gs trat feline gnt=
ainouna elm. gu baben bel NoDipb
OreiR unb Sc. gDhn & 60. 25 gts.
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Nus Der &Dnfi ii q e n.
Il ur0e

Baitor: ~, uno NIT melden 8Dr.
ten ieBte Soft bel Der Sb0pfuna Die
beilige Gbe ein?"
2ieshen: SD min Teinol&aft
ieben amilhen Dir uno Dem Weibe.
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sic sac, inn xo6 oeFauffv-e

Die 8st' i'm ga6 sefamff!-So oeutt
Manher. Der 6urh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nm.
5eigen nun Bunoermittein berieitet. Iein
gutes @elb bereiebt unb eiue Shunbme<
oi5tn onfir erbonbelt. 50 6entt aud tpnl
Ranber. Der BON benz arDBen SeilRit'
tel hes DIR. S. Silsbee segen Sdm0rrbois
ben. ANAkEsiS, lieft. Sefb alto Dor.
iihttg, Sbr Heibenben, unb ienbet erlt
nah elmer BrD6e, bic gub P. Neustaed-
ter & Co., Box 42l6, New York, auf
Berlanaen fOftenfrei 5uihiden tuerben.
ehe ibr einen B0rrat gu tanfen braudbt.
Sn alien renommterten N%pDtbeten III kae
ben.
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SIR Staot. 8 d a m Ell # er.
Die r6reie 9reiie fir Seras" 1T autori.
iiert. Germ SuD s. 5entimana ais
&anbioat fir oas Unit oes Staotibass
meiters anautinoigen, abbdngi9 BON Der
San6lung Der s8artiian.8Dnbentiuu
am Mitttuprb ben 20. in Der 8eetbDpens
Gnfp
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petrats . 9heine.

@barles gpftein unb Srau @aluino
San6us.
Nuant Bots uno Baulina GrDos.
W 9 Balters uub Weta 3 8ernbarot,
gus 8olot nnb Wamie Suebner.
Yons BunamaiIon uno Margueritt
Shuter.
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8 bwin no 8.

: Spbn $. Sultunt OeffentliHet
9ptar. @runbetaentunt. Geent fir
BenfionaanIprihe. @de Gr0dett.
uno @aparrusS tra6e, g~eoeniiber BON
Der San IntDniu @rpreB.A 0euea
3eIephDn 439.
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Enr NIberman at large.

Sd tiinbige mild biermit oils 8anbioat
fir bas Mmt zines alderman at large
an, abbangig BON Der Sanblune Der a0Rs
Yartifan. &onnentiDn am 20. Mars in Der
Seethouen>5aIe.
gowin 8DoewiIs.
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8oiael gantu u. 6rau an B 6 bidder
@runoitld in Beannile; $500.
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Der Shein triiat-ausaenom'
men Der 8antihein.
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Qeuestsnhe 0Hhmereier

@s tit oes 0fteren beobudltet tporben.
Dap 9ubnereter I'm 9unteln in einem
e1gendrtlgen 2i6t lendten, bos an bds
betdante Jlsmmern Der B6pspbors
1treidbol5er erinnert, nod me6r bel
lel9t an bas 2eu4tsn faulenben Sol
5es. BrofeFor MoIif6 bat fid neuerz
btngs etngebenb NIT biefer mertptr=
0tgen Geudttroft Der 6ubnereter Be-
1ddttt9t unb t6eilt in ben Sibunqsz
bert9ten Der Wiener Nfabemie Ser
WtRenf9aften nit, bab foI6e Gter
bon Seu4tbatterien infiatrt tpurben.
Bsfonoers finb ss mad Moltfd @oplz
eter Gallo gefo6te unb in GolatpaiTer
dufbepabrte @ier), bic ienes 0b6noe
men 3etgen. Wdbrenb folde @ier IN
Der Rl9e unabfi6tIt9 bur6 8.riihs
rung NIT robem SIsifh, bos fat inn
mer Gel4tbafterien entbGlt, infiairt
fperber, tam ma mad Wolifh ouf
etnfa4e MeiTe lei6t piIfiirli6 gier
gum 9euften bringsn, tpenn mar lie
tart to4t. ibre S9ale on mebreren
Stelen 5erfdldst unb tie bann einiqs
Wfale iiber Elm Slid frif6es Min6S
fleti6 binpeerout. Die 70 prdporirten
Ger legt man barauf in cine f6pade
8odidl5l0fung. Die fs aber nidt CANA
bsbeden barf. Rad einigen 9aoen
leudten Defenders bic Bru9bdnber Der
Gieri9alen fart duf. unb audi bic
umsebung bss Gies bsainnt 3u leuGz
ten. @u4 On geto@ten R~artoffeln
aeiat fiG) biSpetIeu hip{es Qeud1tsn
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2nderrohr.s amen, aafir.@ orn,

Safer, aoru, 8lcie, Chaps. 8eis, sen.
White WOLF 9emiibtes Suffer, erit.
tlaIiae Baren 81 raiionebIen Breilen.
E. G.. RAIL-,
33I 9otul0n 5traBe. RaopfOI9er DO,
9. 8. Reuermann & Bro
8eine telephone.
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Ilne9s 5 gents 0auana . @iaarre
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Nuf bel Srnuen tonn man lein
Belo on ben Wtann bringea,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-29
GEO. NJ. JACOBS. president.
MyRoN CARLETON, LoueH, Editor
l. M. DAVIS. Business Manager.
TERMS on sunscRIpTIoI.N,,l.
LIMITING TAX Lgv ii IS.

H. I
Considerable rs being said Just now
relative to Bill before the Legisia-
ture designed TO limit tax ieyying
bodies. That is no new thing. It has
always been considered wise to place
a curb on bodies authorized to levy
taxes. Being a settled and approved
principle under the old valuations, it
certainly seems wise to remove temp.
talon now that valuations have been
very greatly Increased. While Il has
been asesrted that such a measure
VIII hardly pass the Legislature, we
have no doubt that the statement is
untrue. The only question now seems
to be as to the maximum levy for
county purposes. Some want 80 cents
on the hundred dollars, valuation while
others say 80 you'd be better That
includes the road tax. Under the old
law. the. limit was So cents. The en-
tire real estate valuation; OF the State
was increased about esq times, so
that 80 cents would probably not be
ont of the way, although in county
like Marion that would be a little
higher than necessary. But the Coun-
~ Court could regulate that. The
levy In most OF the districts for coun-
ty and district purposes last year was
rs cents. SO II can be seen that the
30 cent maximum would be sufficient
for Marion county. But in county
like Jefferson 1t would be pretty
small The real estate valuations in
Jefferson were Increased only about
IS per cent. considerably less than
doubled. SO II can be seen that all
such purely Agricultural sections are
interested In having little higher levy
than 30 cents. The proposition will
probably be worked out in manner
satisfactory to al, at least we hope
so.r y Z 10
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-29
ARE
TOO SHREWD
YOUNG COUPLE
Fooled OF MARRIAGE AT
ELEVENTH HOUR.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Jan. 29.-That
the true love roadway is seldom a
smooth one was never better eyidenc.
ed than by the case of Albert NJ. Hat.
field and Bessie Amos, OF Amwsn
township. this county. Miss Amos
has for some time past been staying
ct the Hatfield residence and last
week she and Albert decided they
would get married. On Saturday last
the young man came to Washington
and secured the necessary license.
The girls parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Amos, got wind Of the affair
and Immediately went to the Hatfield
residence and took their daughter
home with them. The would.be.bride
has since been close prisoner in an
upstairs room of her own home and
this notwithstanding the fact that she
is a buxom girl of 26 summers.
Young Hatfield was in Washington
today to secure legal advice. It is
not known what his attorney told him
but the young swain. who measured.
six feet, went out the w. & W. rail.
road this evening vowing he would
have his bride If he had to clean up
the whole Amos family.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-29

We said yesterday that the argu-
ments were waxing warm over how
cold 1t was Saturday night and sun
day night and whose thermometer
showed the lowest readings. Florist
II. Glenn Fleming. the oflciai wealth
er man Of this vicinity, said last even.
ing that he could settle all disputes
along that line as his government Their
mometer was reliable. According to
his record, the liquid crept down sew
en- degrees below zero on Saturday
night and 1t reached six below on Sun
day night or Monday morning. The
register for this morning showed eight
above the zero mark, which shows q
considerable rise in temperature.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-29
roc MucHk poLlrlcs.

> q
The legislators in both State and
Nation are milking mistake which
the people will sooner or later call
them to account for The first ques.
ton asked by many a Law maker is,
what viii be the effect Of this meas.
ure on my party, whereas he should
ask Will ii be beneficial to the people?
There are several measures before
the West Virginia Legislature to-day
which are being opposed or favored
by certain people because Of the pc.
litical eject their passage would have.
Why not let politics alone for time
and study the needs Of the people?
1t is almost criminal for Democrat
to oppose q meritorious bill simply
because It is an administration meas.
IRE and is being fought by men back
ed by Hobbies Of certain interests, new.
ertheiess, that very thing is taking
place at Charleston. Again, It is a
shame and disgrace for men claim.
ing to stand for the good of the PEG.
pie aud elected on Republican ticket
to listen to the corporation paid lob.
byIst and accept favors at his hand
aud vote against certain bins. not be.
cause they are good or bad. but sim.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-29
Elephants on Tap.

From the New York American.
The policy of the Universal Provid.
CIR" property of the late Mr.. White.
ley, was tc supply everything needed
by man or woman from birth to death
including medical attendance and the
funeral. 1t supplied servants. actors.
tutors. couriers. governesses, and all
classes Of employees. did an express
business, sold railroad and steamship
tickets, and even yacht, II one de.
sired to travel that way.
One of the stories told concerning
him is that wager was made by an
English officer to messmate that the
Universal Provider" could furnish
anything he could name. The wager
was accepted and the officer named
elephants as the article to be called
for at the whitley store.
The first officer said he felt certain
that Whitley could furnish them,
and after privately communicating
with the merchant. took the second
officer to the store.
Elephants. certainly" said the
clerk, who met them, and led them to
the basement where six elephants
We're chained. whiteley had secured
them from a menagerie.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-29
Judge Miller
Is Appointed
FARxERsHuRc JuRisT NAMED
As SUCCESSOR OF JUDGE
FRANK cox.

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Mr.. Miiler when seen by reporter
sad mat me place had been rendered
MIN several days ago by the governor
IN anticipation OF Judge coSs resiena,
'tion' put ne mad been very reluctant
70 accept. nave been practcing
law regularly here for a good many
years. ana nave made many friends.
The prospect OF leaving my ONCE and
clients, and tearing myself away from
the society OF friends OF a life time
10 accept me vtreaat seciusion OF a
career on the bench is Tar from being
peasant But The tender OF an ap-
pointment OF this kind carries with It
ophsations OF duty which can not be
ignored. Although have not for
maiiy stgnfhed my acceptance, and
shall not qualify Tor several days, l
shau PROBABLY accept the place. !
am going OF Charleston this week to
present some briefs to the Court OF
Appeals, and while there ! Shall try
to- nj
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-29
MR.. LoNewoRTl4,s REMARK.

It sometimes happens that whole
campaign issue is summed up in one
word or phrase. Politicians who, the
other day. heard the Hon. Nicholas
Longworth. the Presidents son-in.law,
say that in his opinion the nominee
for President on the Republican tick.
ct in 1908 would not be reactionary,
began wondering just what reaction
airy" meant. Mr.. Longworth very
frankly defined the term as "a man
who would not follow in the lineiof
the Presidents policies. . In other
words. have we had enough of trust
hghting2 DO the people want man
who viii make no advances or do
they want the Roosevelt ideals carried
ont7 The general impression is that
the country Is not yet through with
the railroads, Standard OIL. the beef
trust, etc. Applying Mr.. Longworth's
definition, the question at once arises,
rs Falrbanls a reactionary2 Is For
aker2 Is Shawn Is Cannon? Is
Taft2e Tested in that manner who
is best suited TO carry out the line
Of policy which the people have SO
strongly endcrsed2 There may be a
few who Will want to say we have
had enough OF the Roosevelt strenu.
osity. but our humble opinion is that
Mr.. I.ongworth was right, and that
If the Republicans expect to win in
1908 the candidate must not be q
'reactionary II may be that by 1912
or 1916 the problems now up for solu-
ton will have been solved and that a
"reactionary President will suit the
times, but for the coming campaign
the people win be in no mood for let
ting up on the fight now being waged
in the interests OF the masses as
against combinations Of capital and
the trusts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-29
Changes On
Newspapers
JOHN WALLACE ReTfREs FROM
MISUNDERSTANDING p.
DALEY SUCCEEDS.

WHEELING, Jan. 29.-Incidental
with the selection of John Wallace,
the well known newspaper man, as
city receiver, by the Republican eau.
Gus last night, there are changes an.
nounced in local newspaperdom effec.
tive to-day. Mr.. Wallace, who has
been the efficient city hall reporter on
the 1ntelligencer for several months.
previous to which time he was edi.
torial writer. retired from the papers
service last night, taking with him
the best wishes of all his associates on
the Intelligencer and Of the entire
body Of newspaper workers Of the
city.
Succeeding Mr.. Wallace as city hall
reporter on the 1ntelligencer the en-.
gagement Of Mr.. Frank P. Daley Ia
announced. Mr.. Daily has been the
city hall man on the Register for
several years. and no more popular
nor more efficient man has ever han.
died this important department on
any OF the Wheeling papers. Mr.. Dali.
ley's friends will be glad to learn
that he has Joined the 1nteliigencer,
local force.
Another Intellisencer acquisition
this week Is Mr.. Frank B. Ward, who
has been member OF the STAFF OF
the Canton (ohio) Morning News for
several months. Mr.. Wards parents
reside in Bridgeport, and he has been
DESTROYS for some time to enter news.
paper work in this field. Mr.. Ward
has been assigned to railroads, hotels
and society. For several years his
family resided on the Island, and Mr..
Ward has many friends in this city
who will warmly welcome him back
here.