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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
PLANS FAIR GROUNDS.
state Board Also Chooses Superinten-
dents for Departments.


Among items of business transacted
BY the state board of agriculture at IT'S
meeting at Huron was the assigning OIL
contracts for the erection OF a NUMBER
.of buildings on the state fair grounds
at Huron.
These buildings include an agricui-
trral hall, 150xl50 feet, after the form
OF Il Greek cross: woman's building,
4SxS0 feet. two horse barns, 4oxlzo
feet. four swine barns, 26x90 feet. ana
two sheds 26xaG feet The track VIII
he moved TO another part OF the
grounds and rearly all OF the present
buildings. together with the grahu
stand. will be changed in position.
Two thousand dollars was appfoprla-
ted for advertising purposes
Mrs. p. A. Zelma of Alexandra was
chosen superintendent of the woman 8
department. III. c. Warner of Forest
burg. superintendent of horticulture
w G. Faulkner of Berkener superlli-
tendent of agriculture, and Mr.. scaiiih
of Mitchell, superintendent OF poultry.
Hugh Smith of Mitchell will be In
charge of speed events. The appoint
ment of a superintendent for dairy
and apiary departments was lett WIN
the treasurer. The Office of treasurer
was filed by the election of ]. r. Platt
of Clarke.
During the session the members
visited the grounds, accompanied by
Prof. Hanson of the state agricultural
college. and thorough inspection OF
buildings was made. Mr.. Hanson VIII
prepare a map of the grounds at once
and the improvements contemplated
will begin
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
NAB ALLEGED sWiNDLER.
Man Is Charged With Borrowing on
Cattle Not Beionqnq to Him.


Cattle Not Belonging to Him.
An allegtd loan secured from
bank on mortgage on cattle which, it
is charged, he did not own, has result
ed in the arrest by the Aurora county
authorities of John Q. Rourke.
Rourke waived his preliminary hear
ing. and will be tried at the next term
of state circuit court in Aurora coun-
ty. next October. 1t is charged that
he went to the Commercial bank az
Plankinton, and upon the representa-
ton that he was financially interest
ed i'm a herd of cattle owned by Ned
Madden, a we'll known Jerauld county
stockman, secured loan of $50, CIV
ing as security mortgage on forty
two head of cattle belonging to Mad
den. The cashitr of the bank, 1t Is
alleged, found that Rourke did not
have a cents interest in the Madden
cattle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
I ~ IIIood II The Lie. Y

NJ IeaYce hns never gsstsa Aspsss,d tIss
1lDvo SimI,le hi teyicfit III seriI lisifs. Hut
\ n IN illuminated tIlat statement and
SiSen ii u nAanislg ever broadening with
f6 lncreaSing brnasilh of know ledge.
q M Hun tls6 blond IL bud Or IMPURE III
\ n nut aIpfin The bts1Y which suffers
tNfuU9I dlknase. The brain III also
/ 4lclsde No mind and Judgement are
eilect6 . md bsany anevil deed or impure
tll64sht ~ w irectIy traced ID the
lmpd of tte 6lsoD Foul. impure blood
I'd lRY Tie use 81 pr,
ieE<4 {lQIIieII 0fdical QiecQycry. I'LL
&fE|ckff Hud Qlfl (ieS fhe Bleed thereby
Curlne, pimples, bI0trhes, eruptIOns and
oaISeF ciltanGonx affections, Ill eczema,
tetter, 0r xalt-rhcum, hives and other
manifestations of impure blood,
ID ID % o o.
III the cure of scrcfuIous sweiIings, en-.
lareed glands. open eating ulcers, Or old
xOrps. TIN Golden Medical Discovery has
paFfortnf tIle most marvellous cures. In
t4sex 81 old sores. Dr open eating ulcers,
~ III we'll 10 apply tO the open sores DR..
Rierce's All-IIeaiin9 SaIve, which pos
sooses wonderful healing potency when
used As IN application to the sores In con-
tlncti0n With the use Of Golden Medical
I Discovery III blood cleansing consti-
tutiOnaI treatment II your druggist
don't happen 70 have the sAll-H Healing
Golyas In stock, y0u can easily procure II
I III inclosfng ffty-four cents In postage
nlsmps 10 III. n. n. Pierce, 66a Main ST.,
BnMAIo, N. Y., and II Will come TO you BY
return post Most druggists keep ii as
well ~ the Golden Medical Discovery. I
q o o o
Yon cant i ford u Accept any medicine
Il ,llllsosels cosnpositton as 3 substitute
loIden Medical Discovery which Il
me(lcina or KNOWN coMrosrTloN,
having conaplet0 list Of ingredients In
plain English on lis bottle-wrapper, the
a6mn being AttestNd ascorrect under cath.
m. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
n1d iryigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

shrewd criminal lawyer, Judge Frank
r. Aikens. and his able partner Harry
C. Judge. Behind the prosecution will
be the sympathy OF Chat great body OF
middle and poorer classes to which
belonged the unfortunate girl whom
Mrs. Kaufman is charged with hay
ing murdered, and which, notwith-
standing that the evidence of only one
side--the prosecution far has
been presented. srpears to firmly be-
lieve in the guilt of the accused wo-
man.
The star witness of the prosecution,
Peter Erickson. the former hired man
of the Kaufmalns, upon whose testi-
mony the prosecution will have to de-
pend to secure conviction in the
case. testified fully at the preliminary
hearing of Mrs. Kaufman.
The theory of the prosecution Is
that the girl, for an unknown motive,
was deliberately beaten and punmeled
to death by Mrs. Kaufman, and that
at least on one occasion, that testified
to by Peter Erickson. the hired man,
Mrs. Kaufman threw boiling water on
the girl after the girl had fallen TO the
floor from sheer exhaustion.
The prosecution also will offer testi-
mony at the trial OF Mrs. Kaufman to
I the effect that on number OF occa-
sions the girl was seen on her knees
before Mrs. Kaufman. with her hands
appraised in an appealing manner, as
though pleading for mercy at the
hands of her mistress. Upon these oc-
casions the only words uttered by the
girl, who could not speak English,
| were Frau Karfmann!" Frau kauf-
MANN"
Lay Injuries to Disease.
/ 1t is thought in some quarters that
| the defense when the case comes to
trial, will seek to show that the girl
was affected by anemia deficiency OF
blood) accompanied by vertigo (dizzy
spells). The anemia will be alleged to
have been developed by diabetis and
ganerene. 1t Is expected the defense
i also will allege that blood clot on the
girls brain, taken in connection with
the anemia and diabetis, had the effect
81 preventing the girl having control
over herself, especially SO far as the
use of her lower limbs was concerned
and that because Of this she had ire
quent falls.
The gashes, wounds and bruises
i found upon her head, body and limbs
III II thought. will be accounted for b,
II 80 .1osnrau Nv theHr frequent falls /
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
COLLEGE aDRYs" MEET.
Prohibition Association Holds Session
in Mitchell.

The state convention OF the Intercol-
legiate Prohibition association has
been in session at Mitchell and was
attended by four leading Prohibition
party men, who delivered addresses.
They were Quincy Lee Morrow, chair
man Of the state party, Of Brookings;
Rev. Mr.. Andrews Of washington
Springs; H. S. Warner general secre-
tary, OF Chicago, and Daniel S. Polling
OF Canton, Ohio. An oratorical con-
test was held in the evening for col
Ilege students who are members Of the
intercollegiate Prohibition association
and was won by Ralph Jewell Of the
Dakota Wesleyan university.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
STOCKHOLDERS MUST PAY.
Assessment Of 100 Per Cent e Or
dered in Bank Of Scotland Case.

A80eAen1ent 81 TN Fer VeHt - Vt.
dered in Bank Of Scotland Case.
An assessment of 100 per cent on all
the stockholders Of the First National
Bank or Scotland, which closed its
doors early in February, has been or
dered by the controller Of the curren-
cy at washington. Charles G. King.
who recently was arrested In Chicago
and taken to Sioux Falls and IS held
on d serious charge preferred by the
government in connection with the
failure OF the bank. was president o.
the First National Bank Of Scotland
The capital stock of the defunct bank
was $25, 900. Il
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09
PROBE woMEN's DEATHS.
South Dakota Authorities to lnvesti
GATE Railroad Accident.

gate HdIIrodu HCC1ueH1.
Investigation of the deaths OF Mrs.
Joseph Wilson and Mrs. F. M. Bittrick,
who were killed while riding on a
handcar near Edgemont, will be made
bv the coroner. Mrs. Bittrick was the
wife of a Burlington section foreman,
and she and the other woman started
to 70 from Marietta, their home, to
Edgemont, on hand car. When hall
way to Edgemont they were overtak-
en- by Freight Train No. AS and both
were killed. Mrs. Wilson is said to
have been deserted by her husband
about two months ago. She had five
children dependent on her.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-05-09

Intense interest is manifested in the
or the trial OF Mrs Emma
wife of wealthy resident
II Sioux Falls, who Is charged with
he murder of Miss Agnes Poleris, a
sixteen year-old girl who was employ
ID as domestic in the Kaufman
The case will be called for
rial during the closing days Of term
,f the state circuit court which now Is
ii session at Sioux Falls.
II is expected that the case will be
called for trial during the last of the
coming week or the first part of the
week following, the attention of the
court thus far having been occupied
With the work of disposing Of the civil
eases. The case of Mrs, Hartmann Is
seventh on the criminal calendar.
Moses Kaufman. husband OF the ac-I
cused. has been for quarter OF a
century prominent in the political and
business affairs of South Dakota, and
until month or two ago was one OF
The heavy stockholders OF the Sioux
Falls Brewing company, OF which he
was one Of the officers. but as stated,
be- now has disposed Of his interest in
The company.
Mrs. Kaufman. since week or two
after her arrest On June 2 Of last
year, has been XII liberty on bonds of
$4,000, which we're furnished by
cfx,uv Ea11o sfrScndc III her husband
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bier ucriibten Npndaft. OCm ser Sat,
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Gulcn pcriibtc &erbrcd)en lit bon fci
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ten E0bclbduIcn2. &uaUt itcbt nor
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lit c5, sic M0roer ser ltraicltoen Csc.
red>tiBfcit 81 iIberliciern." MGbrcrc
3cllgcn ltl0 bcrcitS uerDort morOen,
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flint @ciItIiGc ul0 meDrere 6r0ilcn
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8cItcrn Warpfano G%iicnbaln.

8eotEneilo %. giooer6er, bcrIdbi Siuen.Sla:.ou
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herlnro.
3.Ct 9lGbni. - Accommodation nab Union.
Htteae. iotrie ihpltd. uisgriiumntel Gol,ttnl,
glnr:. Snluocr. ScttpSbnrg ulo y. llb s..
Hihiitnn Vunficn.
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tulou. Suncod. SbtppeiiShura NIB. niisacnon,.
men. counting. 5reoertd uito Gntnitebirg.
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Cts WctpciS @orf. y. NIB 8. 9ibiiton unb
Snmpiliric biiiit prn gmorp' Srope, fpipie
Carlisle.
7.50 W'ergetlo affom. nu6 SiebfieIb, fo,pis
Ginntttsburp.
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giep %gSlnoicr. llrior @riope, gritecbiue (Src.
hcrid). 1bnrmort, @nnnesboro. Gbnnibers.
bnra, S1pcreioiur, Sdicod, Cumberland unb
@lfinS. buffet Observation-Disclosures.
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G.25 MhennS -Wffnn. mad linton Rrinpe.
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lt.25 WberoS - Nffuiil. ilnd1 llittpftsliribpe
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Ser. r@efddftsfibrer. @eusEaff. sst9ert.
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Mrbcitcr . glnaclcacnhcitcn.

&olO ielO, 9tep.. If. San. -
Dtan 6etradJtet Sen Strife ser Brll.
b%cnarbeitcr ais bcenoet. 9}od] merocu
Die Stilnnlcr ser Strifcr Bitter Der.
IbloIlencn Sbiircll gc5G5lt, ood ia.
gen Die Seltte, meId,e aus Dem 316ls
roltm fonmeu, OoB oic Mc1rbeit ser
Stimm8eber iiir 2nnabme Der 81.
fcrte Ser MinenbciiBcr, ocu @rll6cn.
lcltcn ln0 0cid)ultcr @iilie S., Oclr
aroercn Nr6citcrn $3.50 pro Eu0 5ll
%bcjoblcn, lit. Gie 9cionmnte Stiu.
nlcn, I6gabc mntcr elmer Miitglieocr.
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%onn0bcrno 100 Stinumen. &olt ser
9!arnou0 6icl0 Ssftion iilto llod)
feline 9erifte ii6er ons Nrll,ltat Der
Ibltimmullg bier ein9etroiicn, nlal,
ut aber iid)er, OaB Der Strife ST GnOe
lit uno i'll luenigen 5ogelr Die @rlrbell
pieoer bearbeitet weroen miirocn.
5ole0o, o., If. Gullllar. - Ter
Strife Der Maiditiltcn bier nNbm
cine crlltlide @cnonltl, ais lrpeidbr
200 Nnnn, Die IN pier pcri6ieoenet
McrfItdttcn orbeitetcn, lid) Ocn Siri.
fern alpidaOiicr, "a man ibl,cn cine
YobncrbNDullg Don TO Ero5ent nit
cillcm Mtilinnllpbn pom 80 Gelrt3
pro StlinOe ob8cid)Iuaan bat. IS iilto
bercitS 800 Mnlm nln Strifc, luno
man ernartet nod meitcre 9lllSlt1lt0c
Dor Gnoc Der Wodlc.
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gorbercitnnsen fir Sba,u'S Yruscf.

Nem Oorf. If. Sonllar.
Gtltriftsoltpolt Sepome itclte 9eltcrn
Hadnrittag gum 5meitcn Wole por
Hidter fitzgerald in Der Criminal
glbtbeilung 0e9 NbergeriGtS GAS @e-
'lld tim Nusl d)rcibrnd elmer Spe5tol.
Cite bon Yiirgcrn, ans oeren Wtittc
bic Ocidpuorcncn iiir ocn YrojcB
Sarrp 81. Sban'S gcmdblt pcr0cn
%lollen. Nnd) lGngcrcln 9lrgunlentifcl,
undergraduates oer Tid)ter Den Sc.
r~id,iSbeiebl, melher 200 0lirger at.
woiit, iih MontaJ, Den 21. Samnar,
I'M @erift cin5uiinoen, I'M gegebe-
men Sails ais @eidfporene 81 oicicu.
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rome oeriqlbcn Antrng geitcat, mar
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CT Den inn olii geirbl beiielbcn Gid)-
tcrS pom Nn>palt @lceion lii Sbnp'S
Nanirn 5iigcitclten, lit Sorlt elmer
hifyworcicn alisingc gcbaltcucn
Srotcit beontlportct baben niirOc.
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fer crflGrt. ,er bate eS nid)t Ser
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idJiporene Iusiuge baroitf ju entgeg-
nclt,~ itno oieier bate lid ooraui &C.
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@ie bclltc nnDcfiilrbiDt miro, ioll
aabalp's Yrpiei oln 81. Solntar be
Dinncil.
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nebr faum nod Oppoiition boben.
SIR Sic q rifout6en 81 ..

Die aoloninl 2lbtbcilltng oeS Mus.
pdrtigen ImteS bat cine 9tufmeiilln0
Der Iltsgaben 0eS HeifeS iiir OeIien
&oloricn in Afrifa un0 alli Sen Sn.
leln in Scr Siioiee per0ficntlift. "a.
nod) limo fiir acknowledgement brett
$16t,250,000 pcralS3abt morOcn, II.
5u oic'er Slunlne fonmcn in0ireftc
Nlisgoben iiir 0Pn GoIt0ienit, SdiiiS.
Silbpcntionct II. ian. i'm 9ctrnge bon
S1ShO.OO0.
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0tabliri 1880.
@ilIcla ~. Heiabar5t

VT. 2U2I, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wciu.y)ort clnltiidje @rndbnnocr,
ojre tbeber,
fbnnrn Sdg uuo yaadit aeirugen tnerotn.
Mud Sart-W yGnocr,
. we.me ME rotten. ielbft bet'm Saoen ntft,
3ieielben tito uon allen @er5len beiieIs
empTohleH.
Gr D~erfertiat auf @efieIuna nro bat nuf Eager:
GMulterbdu Dcr, unteriflbsbtuoei,
Weidle nno Sui5fifen.S rndbbdnoet,
70 drrangtrt. bab Iette 9eebrien aunbet be-
iiens 6ufrieoeii geiient finb.
gue 8rl1bdnoer. Yanoe" zen uno Snitrii.
nenie neroen 9urnutirit onB fe pafien, uno
aufs Saubcrfte mo g'efte nneeiertiet.
Cir Tamen ino Sinmet
uiiter WuflAi bon Dab. WeinbGrot borhn men.
W9b. 1elepbon - GDnrilnno 1854.
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e6r1iOt's ,,0iAemiran,.Oo

Vut o' HHu VpHWn'SsIuHt.
SduptuHertier hes sYubern ser. srni. ,3ers
GIFTS, .SibrnfrGa3 : Suurcn > 9iereins,"
gGdtion 3nimer.oIbreh ,en 9nu, Muo Getb'
5 8ereiiS," oDeuifbc Gt mitbli0feit" uno
sSelpersGonflupe Nj. 47S, \. g.. s."
NrilttS Bier 81 ifoer 3eii. - 6. & 49,
Selepbon: g8olfe 1873 8.
GHrins'S rGantpn 2iebertrnnJ% .S,a1t."
GhoDet.6dc .. ctr. u. 8att'elDr., Santun.
SaIintaudrtier hes eGanion'2iebev.rana".
Stiteitllloe jeben .Wiittuudb Nbtlio. 9et
tina Nbeuo. = .Ndtionnl "sYier .nm 3api.
Gbeinpedfc' TeIepbrn - Wolie 1853 8.
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Scnrg Is. Stetu's Mcnonrnu,,


Snrogif'Wde uun GuiG. uuo Surreft,str.
SdHptundriier oes "3eiarguerctns .lMelp.
Die. Ginghuuoelt ieoen CONCENTRATIONS
Wcrfdinnilimpclt bes s0enieuniuI WieBgers
Werein5" ieoen 2. mo 4. Eieilltag i'm
WtDlai. Ielppbon-G. K V. gSoife 100 "
Canton uub Sta6Iaubtomu.
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9. epnhn,S Mritnurnnt.

Or. 923, Hurb .Sbeu., naBc NntbpnB ctr.
elnpee gr. So6. =. q. o." geierbeus9t'
itrifis Or. 100" aG6iIers Eitiritts 9ir.
1913. .. Il. "" NIB n0ifirifis glr. 81,
2. II. Y. Suue an Rereine III bernie,
tbert.. Seiniie Siere. 2eeine mlo aHbere
'Scirdiifc. Gel; 8. g. Y. Wolie $50 ".
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Baltimore Iampf Eadet So.
tAitr unb aupsrldiHae Sai.aInie.)
Die Yer. GtdnieiisVnit betoroerno.
4ampfer ,Ntratnia" lneM). ,NInbamd,"

InWVTrr NTttH!HIn" .ItHJ nWInbuhid,"
yWeprGta." .Seiuefet'.
mtn. BON ocl .Naisfilie"sF iers. 0r. f0-ie.
qi8bi Strnbe. $50 slbennS. brett nab S,S
8oint COMFORT gotfolf. P2risnouib unb nnen
Point Comfort init ag. & .. Giienhobn". gub
Sifmnno. Werbiuhlin9 IN portsmouth nit benz
;S5,,E VT Sine" iSiiOSg Sns gsd Rorts,
init ocr "gilantie Goat Cine" aorfolf uno
ipeftlib ino pDlb Dominion 2trp" nnb gteu'
bern &nIb;lBion. N.sG., Rtd,ntono, Ri, ino
sletpr Yorf.
gPaDl3elten mad enropdilbert ptnne. enIu.
riofe aaitiier5inuuer eleitrifhe gieirudinnn,
9,ampibetBnna, apten fret, Jteierh!rte aajnten,
|9iititler In ben 9iuetsBfitenItr Der Dab oire."
Mr. f61, 0fts8dIiiincre, Girabe, &t. 600 iinS
SOS, pt0bi' Sirnbe, g. n, Z. office. SiboftsGdr
baltimore unb 6utberi'Gtrnbc. Continental
1ruit @ntloing" inb glbangbs TIT. 100, Rorb'
9bdrieS,S ir1be.
9uBn VI. ebtriuonb, q. 9ruipr,
Wce'RrGt, II. @en. 'Wtunuger. @en. sg,oii Scent.
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2pndJm6roer init Strnfc 6ebrpGt.
GbarIes Ctr. 3d., II. San,
Tid)ter s. $. GcIlv bat oic Sbcil'
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TaNe snr Neiie ms MnsIanb &c.
iurat 6. Mainr, Rr. 4t3, Gf-yalti.
morr.S trnir, nabc Goitnm buaie.Nuc
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asicph edlwenaer,s car.

2i15, Gatpertom.oioap, iabe Nrcperid.gi ue
Die bcilen Neine I'M gSCiitno. Wabls
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-19

tof call the State Central comrs,-see
together to do things to the other.
Activity for Temperance Lava.
The temperance people are making
a Very active night. even this lar in
adyance Of the meeting OF The GensraI
Assembly. for their county option biii|
and with ut least even chance 81 sue
cess Tais biii was introduced IS SEN.
-ator Rose. Of Marietta, early IN, the last
session, but II was left in committee
The brewery interests viii naturally
make q hard fight against 1t, but Il
would seem from the temper OF the
Legislature during the last session
the bin will have pretty fair sailing.
Akin to the county option bill Is the
old Briggs bill. providing right Of
outrage to women on All questions IN.
volving the right to sell liquors IN Ger.
tain territories, The passage Of this
bin. In connection with the County on.
ton bill, would make the whole Of
Ohio dry. This is the opinion OF the
brewers and they are greatly worried
over the prospect.