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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

New York has been hnding out how
II happened The World says that the
700 japanese sailors who went ashore
from the warships 20 visit that town
didn't get drunk. didn't fight the police
and visited Columbia University instead
of the Bowery! The World thinks il
understands what happened 70 various
Russian fleets a couple or three years
n On
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

Gen. Sherman Bell manifests a dis
position 20 engage In a Joint debate with
his old friend Theodore Roosevelt. and
even 10 take some chances Of getting
into the undesirable citizen class.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20
NAVAL LIEUTENANT FINED
FOR SPEEDING MOTOR CAR

Lieut.. John Jackson, U. S. N. while
motoring with friends, was arrested
yesterday by Policeman Holmes, Of the
First precinct, on the charge of exceed
ing the speed liTpit OF the District He
forfeited SO at the Police Court this
morning
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

Being q sOrdid, money-grubing, shop
keeping people at best. we are more aP-
preciative o. these big orders for steel
rails and locomotives from japan than
even of tie magnificently generous tips
that General Kuroli and his party have
been distributing wherever they went.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

Even a man named Dinkey might be
an Improvement on Corey I'm a quasi
public position such as the hesdship OF
the great steel corporation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

The hen which lays eggs with the
names OF eminent politicians on them,
by way OF representation Of the Presi-
Dental outcome. is once more busy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

his claim on the public attention just
at this crisis, Il he knows himself.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20

There is also feeling in some usually
Informed quarters that the La Toilette
Presidential movement will be in funds
hereafter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-20
MONITORY.

Although the mer-
Curry may climb,
DO not infer
It's changing time,
So have a care,
And do not strip
En- off. Beware,
There's still the grip.
Indianapolis n
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

Speaking bf the plRrfurm Bi
E6m Beard lp1n which he win
make ms rRGe 58r Hhe Uuirs6
Suites SsnEts, the Tampa I'm
hume savs; I'm mis- announce
msB1 Rs a candidate dur the
Tiuits6 States Ssrm tors MIN,
D0hn : $HErdiisR pr6hibi1iBHst
1rUm zHw-7wEu1s 1D pTBhihit
tine safe Df wtnisHev i'm tine stE1s;
wHuts I'D mT6hihit maeTBes ffrDm
Hu1nc; w-Sn1s 40 gyBhihit the
isharEl government tiTum iiTt1sT--
darng with 1he szEEs rigtfls.
and 'wan1s 10 prBhihi1 rhe zra1e
IrBm Interfering with federal
rgihSs- Step up, gentlemen,
.un6 isa1t tins iif VIM Ezn.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

Come un HTank 1iEyes and
1sn us wihB TINT u1argmn Df
YuuTs is. This u4Tzr lis Bure
Hnnush Hining I'D srulI1r1 HT
seUVaruur iIsst sr1hRmun Es Wnu
1iEim To have HnunR-sa man
.'wiimiRs always st0Bd iur a
square fisal aEarUesn t1ta Eurpn-
m1ims and d-tte Hsauphs,, n mHn
.-NiiD tis ulUUr,' a man '',vihD lhzs
uswsr hHal6 ufice in this sS1aiH- =
Adb 1B 1hzsse VIRTUES hUnssgy
.lnd ability and WE aTe ElmIzst
ma6E IN liissH him uur suprurn
Sight unseen QanuEe IN nnW
and uall usuh1I1 INN.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

Enmi. tis munahiy aalEs ltiIa1 d..
F.BwIrrf EusmFr Gldle liHs niaan ms.
r,,.tiisrE al mfa NlunIznE fiuus Gnm-
,1uIitIu. aur1s iIrs'Es iiasn u1uFts dttaliaifffh
5ihsir uihIft m I'M NuVauiiEsr iasIEe On
.srliuri,lsufuu.-s man islut Now Nif1h
MS vrundaftu llnyHzr III Is8mmtzgaHaEtG i,
Ifr Hiaie lultfs. rltnfI ltndn NITiIeE- TN
uts FseafisIfE I'M ,fnf isIrrliss1i New IiIJFiiIllt
Uh.IIissslis wing IL ttffsu HhIitHmiir szsi
1nlzfs and utilHn al nuT IiittHl-sril1y Gaif
innffions. Elil asfrnuE ni 1ne Din Time
iiUruz, yfi nTreuIlant with POSSIBILITIES
10 gvihUh izvssnttatiseEan1ITrF susan I'm
an nufbt1K MAS n liErEfe lnarl. No uns
1luif LheFa written I'D 1faimnfflll a.
Thanksgiving hnmi,y lhu1 LlfE- tilts-
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24


Ssr- ssa F5ldsy m0rnng rhs
Uuurl ans bssn uugagod in The @lH
81 J. n. Mlnn0z. En5iataa Cor thi
murder q Cal Srmam which o.
CURVED Al I'm stOus At SirmBns aHsi
Nag A 5uy vas Hu0uzOs during
the N rui1p session az thai dry and
Fhe trial WINS a nncs gone iinto-
Considerable tasfim5ug had been
heard lp 10 the aaioluumEmf Of
Saturday u.fiHuuBm which Was taken
bacEuse or 1he impending death al
w. r. Davis, fsthBr 81 Chis. e
Davis sihb is diR leading Counsel
I'm tha daIsnamt. The case wns
nj resumed until Tuesday mgrunn
and ME Hri6HHne WIS Ell 1akan ON
thut days SESSION, ,uBming 40 riuss
lane i'm niie Afternoon A. wa PM
TIRE paper 10 press ahB alltUunEJs are
nrcuinp the rsse and III VIII prBhR-
iisy he given 40 1ha 1uTy 1D-nisin
& wednesday,
ulhE tisiHnDR lntBlpnBa1 m d@iiaE
dI fiaianhiun IL tHmpurHTy insanity
1frDurh excessive iinHulrsmnE IN al
n6lidlic siimdlHiis Considerable
expert medical lessmmY 1mB baan
inn 1fiunaf 20 aiDw 1tH condition at
'ihe naiBniuin'i 4 mimi 80 'fhe IimR al
tia tllaysH KILLING. WlIB. GAas ui
fnH niuy.. GsTssn al EsrEHTEIlie and
liBsa al Iadlsmnille WE'VE the BN-
1anu witnesses. MHs5gB. Glhas. T..
Davis, Hlarare IS Rowe, q. q. ASH 4
ieg tnlh D.. n ,Sl-niimg -sllrssalit siif
tiHisnauf and the Satss FtrEDrney
r. a,anlu tss-ialHt in 1hs pTBBnuiiTn
aw Col H1Hndal Walker az VHliBs-
ia EuRry lmini hHs iHsBn WHuTuE "
Us uinl4stsfi and tils rriaE inns lleHn
uns Gf ursht Interest. A wHTitir'
will in AL probability he uuEUibat Ivy
,ilH JUNK 1D-sigs-
AiHntEY afIHrnOnn the murder
nase against 0ls5m HiHmntUn HIItl
Wilie ulse. meggIas, CHARGED VIII
the EilInr al eeiaUrea Quinn mMT
HIall .lslse May WIS 11Ieu
EnH q WariiItn al mnEsialattsT win
aB Tie MERRY N ltiae
pnlna WIS zamunHH against hIith tiB-
fanfmls.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

We kare aaa yct been advises
cf aay A5tian &hlterer zpon
the part 81 TIE cltizeus relative
10 sendiag a delegation 10 Tai
aahassee 70 urge the builaiHg Of
a new passenger depot b ME
SeRboaTa Al this point. This
matter win come bsf01e the
Railroad Commission ON FnaRy-
Nov. Sth, ara il is high time
that s8De action is being taken
by the citizens. We RgRin re-
mind AN shan SUFFICIENT showing
must be made before we may
expect to get relief asked f0r,
ana ii cur people remain amsl
on the subject and 90 nothing
coward presenting uur claims
ana nights then we need not eK-
nee; TO GET aha1 which AN wdllI
agree we mes6 and are entitled
10. Get busy, C56i8er- This is
b matter in which You ARE as
nudh concerned rs y0m neigh .
1ar-
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

Whhe county remains wei hg
a very small majority al 10lr
ud1es. CITRUS county remains
dry BIZ tine very considerable
maiUrity Df more than two nun
aired. Thus, where prohibition
hss been t1'ieh, u sucks, and In
.Cuuutes where the negro rs
permitted 10 W5Se wthiskeg SUN
.b0ws.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

The editor of uLhis paper is a
Trahibitiuuist ana has been ali
OF his lie. HE dsuot a support
or at General 6ldhrast for ahe
gWHnarsii5p and has mo aasR
than he win he when primary
l6By rolls around Vet. he bun-
ssLlV D0n5sssss that he rs mUre
pleased with tine manly stand
assumed ay tine general in the
STATE Er6hibitian mEttsr tlIEn
he is with Those gHbelUut1riiRl
5aDti6aces-En6 other GEnHi-
dates. UD0, f0r that mnt1Hr-
wihB have made su5h haste To
climb upon the prohibition
wagon Simply beGEnss ii seems
IN sdhe Pupnlur dhing I'D dD-
We believe nhl1 prohibition Is
Z mural issue Eu6 has ND place
IN tths E,DEirics al tine ssrH1s and
we regret THAT tine issue mas
hssu made z political one.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

Wall Street Was in pHuiuEg
ruanhUim las1 week and the de
CLINE in values OF s1noks oof most
nj Kinds wlBs mErEs6. Some
b0Bv bRs suffered che lOss %.
thousands. perhaps millions. Bi
dollars bu{ s1mehh6y else mas
gained IN hke pruPuriun. It's
a er8Et big gHuibls anyway YIN
1llke IL.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

mali1hgsissa iuBardiHg nnust
Ranars liUvs rHasasd 1ifs nl1Ee odf
iHar6 Su-1y iu6sssG an lifaHr 81.
slseiigila 81 dangerous siHUs an
sll-rl sssuUr mf t-hs llsgBia1uH
+ is1iumsr q l-s-taiity 0iiGnus
1ife Sla1e HnlEe uhiriaA VIII
swarm Glmut uud nsE 1ur an
nlimr n1naEse m ss.liuries siHH
''t-in arcstaul litumgm malidhas-
see issn fvauE. uas-v lfiel
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

The Pensacola News, aeECss-
1eut Hsaltar -iact Iilss dtssn nm
aaar ils new management, has
a6de6 aubttrsr is5rUre nj aNCai-
lguCe-sn lcar1nUuht White his
W'nrkis sUunewha1 crude ium
an aatesstic slun0lniu, -ilare is
mn rrulihte IN understanding
what ahe ar1ac is d1rsVuug az
ana lhs stUuy IS easily mUsr-
ssG8C ny bismrluus-
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

Us66g shbS a hear in aits
nlunisisnR 6aushrRkes and uhe
pUwsrs 0f this migirv mimrO6
WI 90 thunhsriug fiBvm rhe
ages. Hs also srjUysd 4 swim
in Ghe Bake III daylight 0t a
morning while hisCUmpEuims-
mutiVes-.huI.eeh the Campfire
and ShWgre6 in THE BHlily mDrn-
ING 11reszS. Wonderful is WsR-
1r.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

T6hn Temple Graves, sdi1Br
bi the A1Rurn Georgian nn6
News. lfBs aGCsplsd tctls odhiai
sdlsUrship Df Willie HssEs5 Z
New Work American. Salary
not stared hu1iij ,86iIn Temple
Is M he maid Rs mu5h rs Hearst
hiss 5esan paying Brisbane t1hs
li1tls gentleman ffrDm aasurgis
1ias lmas6 on a sisad pme
rm5h.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

The investigating Commission
1sEgb5r in session This week
ct is expected thBt tbey viii
finish their 1ab0s nov within
a very Sew Days and then Il wall
be proven whedhsr or u5b there
is ANGLING in an tins ca-k aot
an eEtrR session.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

Aomm raasu ute surprised 'm
irsarlo amuhar emmy MIN 1ie
slea 1nr -ha United ssiu1es San-
l1eiir lihe person Di iHiurIum
Bruvar6 sSD1Emu f0r -nrar
mar 1rt 1iruV1Irf iU-lils -suaE
vmalE be aiuii --hs prnrthmS
e1tlngm1ie WAY suu la.p
nle r1EWi lnmEul
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24
rmrRsnAs. - q. -

Ard Claude came ON seattle
hess Ga tha Hllsboro county
cases arogsat Rg Peter Knight
and WRIlace S.towall. u was
a1,Cat inst rs WAS expected but
we c0ugratnlate the doughty
editor hust the same.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-10-24

For the last few days our new goods
have rolled i'm like a September gale.
Cmr Dry Goods are here. We feel that
0mr h1yer has even excelled all prev
0us seasons in5selecting for this season
we have the newest weaVes. styles and
OclUrs In staple and novelty dress goods
FS1es, PRnamaS. ChgViOlS. MelrOSeS, Clay
krnDHes. Imperial SergeS. ETC..
are few things much In demand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
An Advertising
Schemer Wanted
RAISED A CHECK AND FORGED A
NAME VlcTlMlzING A cLARKs-
BURG MAN.

CLARKsBURG, Aug. 2O.-C. R.
Huber, fake advertising schemer
who worked" this city short time
ago with telephone advertising card,
is now wanted for both forging and
raising check. He is now among the
missing.
While here Huber took a check to
T. E. Lee, proprietor Of the Coca Cola
works here which he claimed that he
had Just received from Port Huron,
Mich. 1t bore the name Of w. W.
swynburn as maker Of the check on
the bank there. 1t was for eight dol
lars and as Huber was a stranger here
he asked Mr. Lee to endorse It so that
he could cash the same. Mr.. Lee
granted the request and now finds that
Huber raised the check to eighty dol
lars and the bank has notified Mr., Lee
that the original check was forgery.
Mr.. Lee has offered a reward Of SIS
for the arrest Of Huber.
H #NH 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
Hu E T d CANDY.

. . - d. u
From the various parts Of the State
come nice words concerning Hon. VIM.
p Hubbard for 4 place on the Rivers
and Harbors Committee. There is
one exception, bit that is to be ex-
pected: HUNTINGTON papers favor Con-
gresham Hughes, the Herald going
so far as to say a little something
derogatory Of Mr.. Hubbard. That
rlled the Parkersburg State Journal
which launched out in this strain;
'tDearly beloved Huntington Herald,
do not speak Of Hon. William P. Hub.
bard as an untrled quantity. He Is a
hundred cents on the dollar, all wool
and yard vide always at par four
pecks to the bushel, seventeen hun
bred and sixty yards to the mile, or
any other full measure you can USE"
The Grafton Sentinel, in the seconi
district, thinks Mr. Hubbard ought TO
be chairman Of the committee, speak
ing Of the matter as follows:
"The friends Of the Ohio river i'm
proyement are now looking to a new
head to the Congressional committee
which has that important public inter
est in charge. It being understood
that Chairman Burton, the present
head Of the committee, will not be a
candidate for the position again
Those who are anxious to see the
Ohio river given an adequate chan
mel from Plttsburg to deep water
south, are centering around the Hon.
VIM. P. Hubbard, of Wheeling, whose
acknowledged ability insures for him
position of distinction in the lover
branch of national legislation as the
man. He is deeply interested in the
commercial development of the Ohio
valley. All of which goes to argue
with Irresistible force why Mr.. Hub
bard should be made chairman Of the
rivers and harbors committee"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
sure to Miss Him.

A man who runs truck farm in
Virginia tells of the sad predlcament
in which a colored man named Sam
Moore, who is in his employ, recently
found himself. Sam had had consider
able difficulty in eyadlng the on,
slaughts Of a dog from q nelghboring
farm. Finally the dog got him, as
Sam kicked at him.
Sans wife, hearing q tremendous
yell, rushed to the rescue Of her hus-
band When she came up the dog had
fastened his teeth in the calf of Sans
leg aud was holding on for dear life
Selling stone in the road, Sans wife
was about to hurl it when Sam. with
wonderful presence Of mind. shouted:
MANDY! Mandy! Don't frow dNT
stone at de dawg! FrOw it. at me.
Mandyw-Youth's Companion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
Brave AGF Of
Loo. FIREMAN 1 J!
sNATcHEs INFANT FROM TRACK
IN FRONT OF TRAIN SAY.
ING ITS LIFE.

az sFToN, Aug. 2O.-on Saturday
morning last at nine-flfteen o'clock,
at a point one,half mile west Of Kan.
awha station, on the Petersburg
branch Of The B. and O.. Engineer ].
q. Brown and Fireman P. conley, run.
ming engine No. 227S, figured in an
occurrence that ought to bring both
a Carnegie medal for bravery. The
story Of one Of the most heroic and
daring rescues ever related in rail
road circles comes from an eye wit,
ness, and Is briefly as follows: En-
CINE No. 2273, drawing twenty.nine
cars Of live stock, and running as a
second 50, fast freight, was coming
east from Petersburg, and when near
ing Kanawha town about nine miles
east Of Petersburg, was making fifty
miles on hour. Engineer Brown was
at the throttle and was keeping an in
spection Of the tracks from the cab
window, and upon rounding a sharp
curve saw there, not many feet distant
a little child. in dresses coming along
the middle Of the track, waving his
tiny baby hands at the on.coming
engine in great glee. For single In
slant Engineer Brown was dumfound-
ed, then he threw on the emergency
brakes and called to his fireman, Mr..
Conley, who was stationed opposite
him. Mr.. Conley instantly preceiv-
ed the child, too, and without mo-
ment's hesitation, and with exceeding
ly rare presence Of mind he hurried
from the cab. out on the running board
of the engine, to the pilot, and there,
at the imminent risk Of his life he
hooked his right foot into the "bull'
nose" of the engine, placed his left
foot down on the rim of the Cow
catcher" and leaning his body far out.
Matched the child from the very jaws
of death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20

The Grafton Sentinel thinks Fair
mont will have to drink swill for an
other year because Of the inability of
It's town to construct crematory. The
Sentinel says:
GLOW is Grafton to dispose OF her
garbage in any other way than the old
way, when she has no money to con-
struct a garbage crematory? Have
not all the city funds for this yearal-
ready been parcelled out and the most
Of it spent? Guess Fairmont will con-
tinue to drink water off our garbage
pile for at least another year yet
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
BOY DROWNED
NEAR wheeling
SAD ACCIDENT LAST EVENING IN
WHICH A CHILD LOST
IT'S LIFE.

WHEELING, Aug. 2O.-Playing with
two small companions at swimming,
though none of the three could even
paddle, Bernard scnwanenberger, tie
young son Of Jacob schwanenberger,
of Goosetown, was drowned at about
5 o'clock last evening in Wheeling
creek. The drowning occurred in the
deep pool under the Peninsula bridge,
and search was at once instituted
that resulted in the body being recov-
cred ut about 6:20 O'Clock by Ike
Grey.
It appears that young schwanenher-
ger and two companions, ell Of whom
we're under years of pge, and who
wer Charles Heldefer and Lester
Btckertoa, had been playing along the
creek all afternoon. They went in
swimming in the pool which at this
stage Of the creek is about eight feet
deep, aid we're amusing themselves
with Welding, splashing and padding
around en- a log. Young schwanen'
berger was engaged in this latter feat
when /, it is said, the log collidei with
a bunch of drift turned over ant the
hoy was precIpitated into thsgwatea-
Unable to swim, and his conpan'. na
likewise unable to swim they eHdeay.
cred to render him what aid they
could, but he was drowned.
The alarm was quickly given and a
search for the body begun, 1t finally
being brought up BY Ike Grey. coro.
ner Rogers was called, viewed the re-
mains and then rendered a verdict If
accidental death.
The corpse was taken to the family
home and the parents are almost pros.
trated by the affair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
NoTARLE ADDRESSES.

The West virginlan takes great
pleasure in being able to present to
itssteaders to-day two strong and able
addtesses, from two Of the greatest
and best known men in the world
President Theodore Roosevelt and
Hon, William H. TAFT, Secretary OF
war. president Roosevelt takes the
sturdy New England Puritan and
shnxsShow far we have departed from
I'LL nigh ideals, He calls attention to
changed conditions and the necessity
f6r on adjusting ourselves to them
hut sees no reason for falling short
in our duty Of righteous living and
SQUARE dealing. He points out clear
ythat evils have grown up with our
material progress and states that his
administration is striving to stamp
them out, gbut at the same time he
adds the very significant and wise
thought that no individual, no corpo'
ration obeying the law has anything
tofesr from his administration. 1t is
only8the Law breaker that he is after
Secretary Taft in his great keynote
speech last might gave one of tho
eleatest expeditions yet made Of the
new rate law and pointed out in a
wayiso plain that a wayfaring man
canI see the difference between the
EinRs law and the Hepburn act.
he also defines bis position on
tiietafia: and shows that he is a pro-
tectionisf Of the tried and true sort,
butyet men becomes necessary, to
change schedllel thought to be done
without hesitation ana done ~ the
friends 81 the sgsteas fIe dispos ss 81
tho eogernmeni Ynefship 81 falE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20


Mayor Arnett has again demonstrat.
ed the fact that he won't stand for
Sunday selling Of whiskey. The fines
Of 5000 in each Of two counts yeStcr'
day against the Kenyon Drug Com
pany will cause that organization to
climb up on the counter and observe
things. In the first place drug store
is not supposed to sell whiskey like
a saloon and that makes the offerse
doubly heinous. The whiskey bust
ness is fast becoming an intolerahle
nuisance and its finish is only a mat
ter of time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20

roads proposition mute effectively ~ !
p9in ottt whas he Nould % VIA
tFu lie ms giysn slE Bsyan
senone i to pondet over for the next
sesefal months and placed himself
before the people as the champion
81 the ooseyelt policies and addei
weight tothe belief Of millions otlpeo-
pie that he ought 70 be chosen as
President Rooseyelt,s successor
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20

The Wilson Produce Company hay.
ing sold its business to the Bacon pro.
duce Company, of this city, this is to
notify the public that am in no way
connected with the successors of the
Wilson Produce Company interest in
the same having been transferred in
the sale to the Bacon Produce Com.
pany.
All persons owing the Wilson Pro
duce Company are hereby notified to
settle their accounts with the Wilson
Produce Company at the residence Of
Bell Wilson. manager, SIS Washing
ton street.
1885, All. BoYLEs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20

Our highly priced contemporary the
Fairmont West virginian, asks the
question, "If the Democrats should
win lin this state) next year what
would happen?" After propounalng
this problem our interesting down the
river friend proceeds 10 allay our nerv-
GUS apprehensions thus aroused with
a line Of conclusive arguments which
go to show the lmpossibility of such
a calamity happening as his question
suggests. Why thus startle the read
ers of this interesting journal this hot
weather? Have we not already enough
to do to keep cool? Grafton SEN
tinel.
Well, it's cool Of nights down here
and we publish an evening paper
you know.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
Morrison Comedy Company Recon-.
mended.

Last night the Morrison Comedy
Company presented for the first time
her one of the best plays Of the sea,
son and the best of their repertoire
so far, when they appeared in "a Day
and a Knight or the Mysterious Mod.
ell" The play is one Of those vehi.
cles built for laughing purposes only,
but unlike Others of its class, has a
we'll defined plot that keeps the audi.
ence guessing until the fall Of the
final curtain.
Mr.. Morrison, as Peter Amos Dunn,
the victim, furnished the FIN which
was fast and furious, Miss Morrison.
as the Statue that was supposed to
come to life, was excellent, and the
rest of the company were all arst
class in their respective lines. The
specialties were the best seen here for
some time and were well receivd and
thoroughly enjoyed by all. Never be-
fore has a stock company given such
anniversary satisfaction to the patrons
Of the theater here as the Morrison
Company. Their plays are clean, re-
fined and the speclalties are up.to,date
In every respect. "A better patronage
Is due them and judging from the talk
after the performance last night and
this morning, the attendance for the
balance of the week will materially
increase.-Daily News, Clifton Forge,
va,
The Morrison Comedy Company will
open the season at the Grand on Mon.
day, September I'd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-20
ALsadina ou,,tion.

The youngtv teachers Of the Lincoln
school are telling with glee a great
joke on Miss Blank, one Of the Oldest
and most capable instructors in the
primary grades of our schools.
It was Harold's first day at school
Miss Blank came down to his desk and
said, "What is your name?"
"Harold Smith," the bright youngster
replied.
"And how old are yOuT" went on
Miss Blank in her methodlcal way. I,
"slx," said Harold. How old are
your"
And the young teachers are laughing
still,-Lippincott's.