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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-05-24
FORCED SLEEP.

How 1t Acts on Some Just Nuts" for
Others.
Yesterday friend who had heard
that sometimes suffer from insom-
MIA told me of a sure cure. Eat a
pint of peanuts and drink two or
three glasses of milk before going to
bed," said he, and I'll warrant
you'll be asleep within half an hour. -
l did as he suggested, and now for
the benefit of others who may be af-
ficted with insomnia, I feel it to be
my duty to report what happened,
so far as I am able this morning to
recall the details. First let me say,
my friend was right, l did 60 to sleep
very soon after my retirement. Then
a friend with his head under his arm
came along and asked me if l wanted
to buy his feet. l was negotiating
with him when the dragon on which
I was riding slipped out of his skin
and left me floating in mid air.
While was considering how should
get down, a bull with two heads
peered over the edge of the well and
said he would haul me up if l would
first climb up and rig windlass for
him. So as I was sliding down the
mountain-side the brakeman came in,
and asked him when the train would
reach my station. I'VE passed your
station four hundred years ago." he
said, calmly folding the train up and
slipping it into his vest pocket. At
this juncture the clown bounded into
the ring and pulled the center pole
out of the ground, lifting the tent
and all the people in it up, up, up,
while I stood on the earth below
watching myself go out of sight
among the clouds above. Then I
awoke and found that I had been
asleep almost ten minutes.
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Youth Killed While Huntinf Bear.

Leonard Boeckleman, 10 years of
age, met death while hunting bear
near Adna, Lewis county, Saturday.
A rifle carried by Bruno Penning
was discharged, the hammer having
caught on a tree limb. A bullet of
45 caliber passed entirely through
BOeckleman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-05-24
T6out the 9tate
Eight Hundred Cases Of Measles

During the past month there have
been 800 cases of measles at Belling-
ham and only two deaths from the
disease, according to the report OF
City Physician w. N. Hunt. The
majority of the sufferers have been
cb;1Ira,,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18

If you only nave II ice job take 1t
to Fisher, the tewcier He will turn
It out nice and promptly for yon. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
nucl sgTTLI
: NiENTs. !.

TX Sotiee IS hereby. given that tie III.
cpunts Of the following named Ii a.ss
diaries are before me for settlement
n. Mark Mitchell, administrator 81:
WV. Mitchell; aeeeased. a
2.SEs s. Amos, executor 81 Franeiss
Marion Wells, deceased. i III
9. Cyrus Hall and Anna Hall exc
cutors Of strother !. Hall deceased. N
q John NJ Harr, administrat Tor ofi III
Rachel Cox, deceased. 38 &. i
5. Isaac =. Dawson. iadministfatt,o,rr-s
Foftlohn Urice, deceased. A * Ssssi
/ ! 8. E. s. Amos. executor Of Isaiah RS
Jones, deceased. Z. Il Il 1.
i. Z, q G. Morgan, guardian Of John
o. Morgan, Frank Morgan, Brooks
Morgan, Rose Morgan and Catherine
Morgan. infants.
s, E, B. carskadon, administrator 81 \
VIM. L. Fairy, deceased. ;3sI
Given under my hand this 18th day:
OF December. 1907.
HARRY SHAW s,s
commissioner OF Accounts Of Marion !;
county. !; rs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
. WHY CHICAGO WON.

The efforts that are being made to
give political significance to the decis-
ion Of the Republican National Com
mittee In favor OF Chicago for the con-
vention are futile. as Taft men voted
for Chicago, nnti.Tatt men voted for
Kansas City, and third term men were
found among the advocates of both
cities. Had not the political phase Of
the question been developed the de-
cision would. doubtless, have been the
same. The climatic advantages Of
Chicago during the summer months
would have an advantage, once Chica-
go made an effort to capture the con-
vention, and when 1t came to the ques.
ton Of entertaining great many peo-
pie at u time OF unusual activity and
excitement, Chicago easily held the
lead. And us far as the candidates
are concerned they should all feel
comfortable, rs Mr.. Cannon will be
very near home, Judge Taft, Mr.. FAIR
banks and Mr.. Foraker are all near
neighbors. Gov. Hughes is the only
one who lives ut distance. but his
little boom is such that were the con.
vention held in Oshkosh. Kalamazoo
or FL Paso, Texas, 1t would be one and
The same. Even Chicago, however,
Will in all probability find her large
resources rs an entertainer faxed to
the utmost rs the coming convention
may prove to be the largest meeting
OF the kind ever he'll on account of
the great interest felt in the Presi.
dents attitude toward the nomination
and the interest felt in the various
booms.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18

love OF Him who gave good gifts 70
men, to VII; Himself. ;3s;i
Now they more often than not rep,
resent pride or payment: they are IN.
yestments for returns. 1nEthis way
runs the argument: n
.If ] give so.and.so such and such. 1
shall receive this and that in RETURN
or, "so-and.so gave me last year this
and that. therefore / must return such
and such to discharge the obligation
--as II Christmas ought to confer any
obligation save that Of love Or.
again. "onr position In life requires.
nay, demands, that we give nothing
less than that which costs such aud
such sum, lest We should be thought
BANKER DEAD.
this or the other." s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
Pro gram. n j : Was \
v e:'r,y Fine
ENTERTAINMENT; GIVEN BY Wo
MANS CLUB WAS GREATLY
ENJOYED.

Yesterday afternoon 1t the Public
Library the Arts and Arts and Crafts
department OF Woman's Club gave an
interesting Christmas programme the
proceeds OF which will go to the Re.
lief Fund for the Monongah widows
and orphans. Mrs. U. A.. Clayton had
the programme in charge, the subject
being THE Madonna" Mrs Clayton
opened the programme by giving a
brief outline OF the earliest conceptions
OF the Madonna and Miss Amy Ridg.
ley read an excellent paper on the
subject, "The Face OF Christ In Art"
The Portrait Madonna and the En-.
throned Madonna were ably discussed
by Miss Mayne Ware, the Madonna
in Gloria" and the Pastoral Madon.
na,' by Miss Villa Hart Butcher and
the Madonna Of Alteration" the Ma.
donna as Christ Bearer and the Ma.
donna In the Home Environment" by
Miss Jane Eta Mckinney. Miss Ruth
Arnett OF the Leland Powers ORA.
matte School at Boston, rendered one
OF Myra kelley's Christmas stories
In delightful manner. Miss Arnett
is one Of Fairmonts most talented
young women and her work yesterday
was highly appreciated. Mrs. Flora
Williams. of Wheeling, was the solo.
list Of the occasion and her selections
were all received with enthusiasm
Mrs. Williams not only has beauti
fnl voice under excellent control. but
her sympathetic qualities are almos,
wonderful.
Miss Mary Christie, who studied mn.
sic In Boston and who Is spending the
Christmas vacation at her home, nc.
companied Mrs. Williams on the piano
At the close OF the programme three
tableanx OF the Madonna were given,
The Virgin of Consolation was repre
scented by Mrs. George Thomas Wat.
son, while the parts of the mother and
pape We're taken by Miss Maynie Ware
and Master Forrest Hartley. TIE Ma.
donna and Child were pictured BY Mrs
Edwin Forrest Hartley and ATaste,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18

Forrest \ Hartley ana tn Mother and
child by aIrs: y Powell ana Master
Leslie. L q Race Mr.. W. s. Mayors
handled h the electrical machinery
which added much to the effect Of the
pictures. The entertainment was q
success ,t from a financial stand point
as well as ailiteraryi and musical treat,
the sum OF thirty.iye dollars being
realized.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
WINTER COURSE [
a4Ee $50 IN AcRiclIITtlpE)

siA bEtH.I lAssste Nv StaHlSOCl " HEN
The farmer Is fortunate. who can
SO arrange his winter work as to be
able to spend four weeks at Morgan.
town. n January attending the School
Of Agriculture which the University
will conduct ut that time; We have,
Just received the announcement Of the)
Special Winter Course which the Coll
lege of Agriculture Of the University
viii give, during the four weeks be-.
ginning January c, 1908. This alb
nouncement includes a schedule show.
Ing exactly what subjects will be pre-.
scented at each hour OF everyday dir.
Ing the course. lt{wlll be sent to all
who apply: SO that any Interested Der.
son may know just what he will have
an opportunity to learn on any par.
, ticular day.
During the first week Professor At.
keson will give n course Of six lee.
lures or lessons on stock breeding. On
tthe first day tJanuary 6th) he will
treat of Breeding Live Stock" on
the second day his subject is Like
Produces Like" but like produces
like only when the conditions are Just
right, and so It is appropriate that the
next days subject should be "Varia.
IL TO low, " II. AZ -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
Hartman After Boston, and Maine.

BOSTON, Mass. Dec 1s.-Two5 In,
leresting facts because public today.
regarding the plan! to sell tie controll.,
Ing interest held by the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad tias
the Boston and Maine, oneis thatsalI;
NEGOTIATIONS to this end are on II ths5
other5i is that the prime mover In the
contemplated purchase was Edward Hi
Hartman. &; "a;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
Frederick E. sarggen. Found Drown cd
this or the other."

Frederick E. Sargent Found Drown &c
In Bath Tub-Bank is Closed.
NORTH ATTLEBoRo. Mass, Dec
1s.-The directors Of the jewelers.
National Bank today ordered the in
stitution closed pending an investiga
ton of the circumstances surrounding
the death Of Vice President Frederick
f. Sargent, found drowned in bath
tub last night a few hours after the
State bank examiner had started his
annual investigation. Deposits. ST.,
100000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
Holiday Linens
n

Nhen you are doing your Christmas buy
b rerllelnber that we. are headquarters for
hens iof every sort. Wcwish to particularly
{lssyolr,a attention to onr3line of Dojles:: En-
'jdersd ssand Drawn Work pieces. Table
lens able Covers and Napkins in sets.
Eels, lIandkerchiefs aud Neckwear Prices
}teyefN purse.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
Big Balloon Excite. Jamusieo, ~

'o's o 7''l1''' t"cttes Jamateo, Z.
! NEW YORK. Dec. IS Jamaica. I.s
/" was all excited last might by thsS
appearance Of huge balloon over the
town. It's said that the balloon! car ca q
ried lighted lantern. suspended from
q, rope dangling 20 feet below the bask.s
ct. The fact that a light was carried
In such close proximity 10 the, huge
gas bag caused even more suFpriseS
than the unexpected appearance of tho
balloon. No report of an sion nus il: II
been received here. II Il. Stii
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
WANTED

WANTED - Railway Mall Clerks.
$500 weekly. Examination soon.
Preparation free until appointed.
Franklin Institute. Rochester, N. Y. St
WANTED-Lady typewriter and book
keeper. Address P. O. Box 343. 2t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
E. G. JONES.

should be valued irrespective OF their
intrinsic worth. They should be CIV
en- in commemoration of the worlds
greatest Christmas present and the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
FOR RENT

.
FOR RENT-House Of rooms, bath
between Second and Third streets,
Castor avenue. Apply B. this Of.
FOR RENT-Five room cottage. Ap.
ply E. =. Boord, $50 Benoni avenue. q
FOR RENTING room house on JEFF
ferson street: all modern convenience.
es. Apply S. c. Norris, 12S Washing
ton street. II
FOR Rents room house on High
street. Apply to'J. E. Morgan. II
FOR RENf-Basement room under
Famous store. Apply 'Wycr & Mason
1922 Main Street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18
LOST

FOR SALE-Complete vaudeville and
moving picture show, with stage and
full equipment. Best location in town
Of 5000. Good reasons for selling.
Address Vaudeville" care West Viz
ginian. 81. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-18

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19
NEW PLAGUE INVADES
CHICAGO ST0CKYARDS.

Chicago, Jan. 1s.---Electrical engi-
neers and fire underwriters interested
in the Union Stock yards have become
alarmed over the advent OF unidenti-
fled larvae sWarming certain sections
OF the packing plants and insisting on
feeding upon the lead pipe Insulation
Of electric wires. These brown, hairy
little wigglers. each FIVE eighths OF an
inch long, are moving through the
'hoof' houses at the yards, gnawing
irregular patches of lead, often cut
ting through the cloth and rubber in
sulntlon and short circuiting tho cleo
trio current Holes an inch long and
half an inch wide have been cut
through one-tenth inch thickness OF
lead pipe.
The lead pipe clneh bug is tho
designation givon the creature by Di-
rector Fred j. V. Skin, OF the field
Columbian museum, IN whose entomo-
logical laboratory this little lead eater
Is under observations.
II Is In tho 'hoof'' houses at the
yards that the little creature has ap.
peared In millions. These houses are
for the storage of hoofs that are under
way In the processes toward glue man.
ufacturc. In the houses the floors are
OF wood, three on four inches thick
Yet this hairy little worm has honey
combed them in It's search for lead
pipe.
SO great have been the rayages upon
the lead insulation that already new
Installations of electric wires are he.
ing conducted In gas pipe projections
Some OF the floors of the houses are
so bored and weakened that cement
VIII have 10 take the place of the
wood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19
some Of The
NEW SENATORS
:, charles Curtis Of Kansas IS
W.T. An Indian, Member Of
Kaw Tribe.
q DROVE A HACK IN TOPEKA.
-, ot Michigan Another SELF
VI ,, ,',' Nan--oregon's Three Sue
''' cessors to Mitchell

spsca 10 ',or Ian. 1.-THE recent Sc
W'snip y willlam Alden smith OF
stiiel y and charles curtis of Kansas
Al'n, na,ors from their respective STATES ~,
IS 'fnS'o '.s, IN interesting comment on
h's Is'S "s.r Of members of the mouse
, ,as have been elevated 70 sD0 smith
VINO p"'y yecent years. Messrs. s'i''tn
hoay ..,s are both representatives q
Dre.snt and have been TOR '' ye ,as,s,stures
1 " bHoIe s u in elevating these Two
Of lnsp u Dixon. at present a memper
l6sfph =. was selected TO succeeu
Of ne nOua, senator from Montana,
The mlIl'y.'c clark, Mr. Dixon Is put
Wlllan % wears of age and viii thus
thlriy''nna,' ,be Youngest men that ever
entered the senate
AN INDIAN SENATOR
u. curtis is an Indian, a member Of
~ ysw tribe. He will not ne tne
wy, senator with Indian blood IN ms
hss s, boweyer, as the late Matthew
s. ssni QUAY of Pennsylvania mad
eaa ~ 1, and never failed to show
~ a' tristdship for Indians OF any tribe
~ r,siters Of legislation. Both MT
r ~ r and Mr.. Smith are members OF
~ vs., wsy VS. and means committee, the
most important committee IN the
,n S ana their promotion Will give
4 ns sneaker a chance to honor wv
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RI MEDY
GIVEN AWAY
To All Pile sufferers We Will Send
Free a Trial Package OF the
Pyramid Pile Cure.

In order 10 prove to YOU that our
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edy we know Of no case whore the
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praise YOU for the good your medi-
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Tor have been bothered about that
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There Is surely no good reason why
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WELLMAN'S BALLOON.
Mai. Hcrsey Feels Quite Hopeful il
VIII Reach the Pole.

San Francisco, Jan. ls.--Maj. H. II.
Hersey. United weather bureau inspec-
tor, who arrived yesterday, declared
the plans of the Wellman Arctic ex-
petition, which will take tho aerial
route to the pole and of which he VIII
be the second In command are nearly
complete. Hersey is here on his an
nual tour Of inspection, having yls-
tied the weather bureaus OF the north
west.
In speaking Of the preparations for
the "trip TO the pole, Mai Hcrfey eaid
mat headquarters for Tho expedition
We're established ON Spitzbergen island
last year. Supplies were brought 10
the uninhabited Islands from France
ana Norway, machine shops and ball
loon sheds have been built and a
.,auneh arctic ice vessel purchased az
lender for the airshlp.
The ship ~ dirgible balloon, with
u bag l65 feet long ana u car 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19
EAnTmQuAKE IN RUSSIA

81, Petersburg, ian. lS,--Two violent
earthquake shocks were experienced
az kuba, government Of Baku. at $3.50
this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19

~, ,aa Republicans in the next Con-
E,a,, races on ways and means are
ki'Is sought, and there undoubtedly
n " spirited contest for those 10
n, s s. vacant when Mr.. Curtis and
go up higher" Both thesn
I'm, sssieh incidentally are what is gem
~ wrmed self-made. Mr.. Cur
H.. mack driver In Topeka at one
|snsh aa N his boyhood days MI.
h, ~ n sola papers and polished shoes
s,nt.s vrb.. us political career COM
sass N NV ~" ne secured position as
M s NJ we Michigan legislature. He
nrl. w, senator Alger, and Mr..
,n r. NNl succeed Senator Benson
nrs.S appointed to fiji the vacancy
RIM ny me resignation of Joseph
\ iba niurlon following the conviction
lon ~.'er for accepting compensa-
Ioyernr. 'ssiIrfsenting a client before a
''''"'neni department ~
s ~ SENATOR'S NUMEROUS.
iinsr p 'Hle Of Oregon viii have more
h. ibs s, senator's at Washington win
usull ''we OF q few months than IL
IN M, When Senator Michel, Ala
appchtsd au y, governor OF the state
Fancy A., a. Gearin to Ill the VA
BEEN hed then the elections have
Bourne w ana Messrs. Mulkey and
tastpIr,a ~ s'eeted respectively TO The
G,arin aha the regular terms Nh,
flostd,nny IS now Serving. win he
10y, Mn " few days by Mr. M,,l-
yah mi. however viii become a nj.
w Bc,,en again on March 2 When
|Tls s.lAe Will step mo ,ho wnen
d, aready In Washington
MAJ OlrrlcAL BEpFELLows.
y w, , ,slk has been occas,ooa, i,
M nv sw Gays by the peeuiiar i'm
iesro tsspJeel of the dismissal ~
y, Tex yups stationed at Browns.
Aur.s, hen the riot occurred ther.
stDcratIa Practically ali n, ~
III. u senator's. for The 49, ~ ln u
Senator themselves IN full dccord
sesshusst,. henry Cabot Lodge OF
~ Of ths VINO ~ leading the de-
W sena,o, Presidents discharge or.
70 up ne Tlllman. however mas
x b charss,, opposite side OF the cues
y BE- fonnrs,s,l style and is there
.~sstsr wiki h standing shoulder 10
", Senate, rs ancient political an.
Y The anth Foraker OF Ohio who
hfoyldns OF the original resolu-
sFownsy,,,. ior an Investigation of
o. mIlIis,.' array by the commit /.
Iyn,,s'' Affairs OF the senate.
IssisD,1 I AT THE CAPITOL.
=" about tas Capitol Il these q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19

kuba IL fortified town IN the prov
ince OF Raku. situated on the south
side OF The river Kuba, II has uopu.
lotion OF over 10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19

feet long. ! The lifting power IS $4,000
pounds. The airship will be equipped
with power to drive her for 15 days.
take but 36 hours to make the trip.
The airship is now on the way to
Norway and Maj. Hersey will join
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IT'S UP TO YOU

To take advantage of the best special offerings quot
in Salt Lake.
Let us ndelby impress mind that the GOODS Az
NEW We have size line, and perfect m
III SEE OUR WINDOW 1T TELLS A WONDERFUL
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days. Sometimes they go there merely
from motives of curiosity and some
times for the purpose of commuricat-
ing with legislators regarding bills and
claims Two who We're wandering
through the marble corridors today
stopped close to the private office OF