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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-27
All CITY Legal Notices are
Published in this paper. -
THE NEW SRY AN.

The reW- Brv ~ i s vastly more intel
lsc,ral n,au ,han the one who t>t'TTS>1
Is twelve years ago. His sEes'As>
now s~e characterized with 5 inner NJ
srs-v .,vle than those ot earlier days
witness the little address made A-lno>'
without preparation :; The conferences
~ = -ve--orS he,iin Washington te"
week, aso. One phrase ,hen used mss
passed aluos: in,o : proyerb. Aewa>
referring. sowewha, indirectly. . ne
device by when men Who rvpT5S5'i.
VIVA, ha> come - be called p7ty3A:.z--y
wsA-,h 5vaGe punishment by gong
from federal courts - he s-a;s courts.
or from me Sya,s courts - the te'1eT-i-
courts. Mr.. Bryan said
There is no twilight gone between
the nation aud the state in which eN-
plci-lnz Interests can ,ake retnzs from
ha.h. ana my observation Is thA' no>''
NC, au. bur mo>t.-ofthe contentious
over the line between the nation ana
rhs SAKE sre traceable - predatory
c5r,>,4a,ion> which are trying 4
shield themselves from deserved pun
;Sh..sn-. Or eodeavorinE - prevent
needed restraining legislation.
Within tweugv-tour hours the preSl-
6enr hsG adopted he metaphor q 'he
..ywi4sL, cone and il had passed
soaallv iu.Q literature and into politics
IciSa more restrained phrase. more
poe.lc possibly, Khan the bryAn q
l>96 might have used. A. thar time
ne would have been more likely -
have SAID ,ha: there was nor No
Mans Land. b.. q him advancing
wears and more cosmopolitan sNIsr-
isnce have b70ugh, al>o : literary
taste which tlG> expression! NOW =
81 hls y,a,>o-ru uCIsrancv'>- = nm
The New Bryan by Willis J. A.
t.,,. IN he American Review - Re
views - July.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-27
EEcS " SE .

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ls>1 .1s names 81: >or-r,bC,c-> - .hs--
c4rl y4s-2 t..2i, -he gIab--c would 49,
,.Se II s-5-,,zsG >,a-S-,5-,- n "1--e
:. 49, ans MA: :, buys. whether : :
ease S>>3> y o4--sle~3. >SA,,-e ?.-l-
NJ -; ,As 7Sclblic&-,> ~ -
r2e1>A - names p: cc2,-io.,-cr> =
laslr a., yA- = ..--st;. 'A-.e- s-s,.i,-'.
~ >.c,&,,. Css-> = - predatory -
vc-s-.,-> wc2,& k - - 2S>---N7'z
"a. - co2--.ou-.o-> -c&Gs y r.
Managers 81 -,z,;s o.. q her pS--
>,-S- .~s>-uc, I.c1sG t-9-e -
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-27
MAN WITH A HAMMER
Every Town Should Take Quar-,
antine Measures Against Him.
NATURE ABHORS A kNOCkER,
Several Sprishsly California Paper.
jump en Hammer Handlers WIZ
Both Feet. Even Pee.is Feet-le,
Us Sury the Ratchet ans Hammer

Us Sury tire Ratchet ans hammer.
Il has heen said that there Is time
snd p.sce for everything and thaJ
everything has some s,>Ni ani p-ac-
tieal use in the universal plan While
this may Re true, there remain - h
discovered the benefits e oe derived
trou the man with the hammer"
This DOES ~, refer - the man why
wields that useful implement q to-,
bur II tie fsura;ivs hammer in II,
hands " thSt >pt>cieS ~ the human
ANNA, known IS the "AnccSsr
The real nSH With the hammer IS \
builder. he Is one ~ the mos, ns>es-
SSry Sci beneficial " our citizens
The 6sGra;lve man with the hammer
s $ tsarsr down. = hiui-ancs. al OBJ
Stacle. : tuUor 81 the body polite. !
municipal cancer. : menace ~ p0os
ceSS. ocs<Nie- az satisfaction.
promoter u J0ouo,s.
Thank heaven Beaumont hiss 40,
many y these enemies e peAcs Aad
Prosperity. eii-ovi&Ny remarks the
Gateway Gazette. pao,i>hs! :, Beau
moac. Gal The-e may X enc q gwo
= he Sp<~cisS 4wccs - fog /, !
sid .ha, - >o,ar.Crs.y : :-Ce trc,,l
them, So-.e -sN>vuc editorials @CG c3.-
r-iou,.o-S = southern California pa-
IG-S Indicate ,A5; there A7s men with
hammers = - c1..,-;-s GOWNS, -
IS reason ~@g--a- : here <Ve-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-06
Want ads-one cent a word.

~ a. -es
Want ads-one cent a word.
MIR. and Mrs. John McKelvey,
of Potosi, were in this city Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Jordan spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
McKelvey, of South Lancaster.
Don't forget the dance this
evening at Reeds opera house. Fine
music by a professional ladies
orchestra.
-Chas. Clark, of Muscoda was
arrested recently for shooting ducks
on March 18th last, before the legal
season opened. He had hearing
before Justice d, B. Richardson of
Boscobel Monday, was convicted and
sentenced to 80 days in the county
jail. He was brought here for in
generation the same day by Deputy
Sheriff Wickham of Boscobel
Bernard Fl. Zenz and Nellie G..
Finnegan, both of this city, were
united in MAJ riage Yesterday at ST..
Clements church, Father Schlelcher
pronouncing the vows. The couple
we're attended by Leo Finnega1 and
Christina Pink, who acted as best
man and bridesmaid respectively
MISS Finnegan was attired in ecru
net over ecru silk Iand the groom
worethe usual black. A large number
Of friends and relatives witnessed
the ceremony which was performed
at s o'clock sharp. This popular
couple will make their home on the
farm in Mt. Hope recently pur-
chased by the groom.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-06
A Land of Many Thirsts.

The Egyptian never travels without
his goolah. He fills it with filtered wa
ter and in the morning can command
a pint or mere of water cooled by
evaporation through the unglazcd clay.
This precious fluid he does not waste
on unsatisfied thirst. Taking off the
long white wrap and the piece of cloth
that covers his head during sleep, the
native pours the water over his head,
neck and hands. The European, with
all his instinct for cleanliness, seeks
first to relieve his overmastering thirst.
There are in Egypt as many thirsts as
plaques, but the dust thirst is the
worst Every pore is sealed; the throat
is lump of dry clay, and one feels
what 1t must be to be mummy
London Standard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-06

Latest and satisfaction men suits $40 to S5 "a
S. Shirts SO ST. Hats SO $3.50 Underway 70 cents @
Hosiery 10 81 Gloves
o25O Canes trunks and suit for boys and G
line and clothes
overalsa ndWorksh ain coatsan
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-06

Judge-You are charged with break
ing a chair over your wife's head.
Prisoner-It was an accident, your
honor.
Judge-What? Didn't you intend to
hit her?
Prisoner-Yes, but didn't intend to
break the chair.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-06

Live chickens wanted at L. Alt &
Sons market. 2W
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20
How About Arnoldp

The Wheeling 1ntelligencer complains
bitterly that Hon. S. v. Matthews should
be running the affairs of the Republican
party in West Virginia, charging that
he Is neglecting his Official duties. With
the Intelligencer and its gang OF Demo-
cratic allies. working night and day try
Ing to ditch the Republican party's or
ganization and to turn over the state
to the Democrats. 1t is well that such
true-blne Republicans as Mr.. Matthews
are on guard. As to nestecting his ofiic-
iai duties. we guess Mr.. Matthews will
take care of them all right In addition
to the work OF thwarting the IntcllI-
geneers traitorous scheme. But speak
ing of neglecting oficial duties, what
has Arnold scherr been doing In the
neglecting line for these many months.
along with his four or five sons, his
brother. Julius. and an army of rela-
tives and retainers. on the pay roll OF
the state?
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20
WHY ono. and Not oll,crsa

our faithful contemporary, tho Wheel.
Ing lntelligencer. still is harplng abou,
the Rucker delegation from Hampshire
county being seated In the state conyen.
tion. That convert to Democracy under
the guidance of Boss Ogden, intentional
~ overlooks the fact that II Indorses
as candidate one man. A. r.. StallinEs.
who voted to seat that delegation. II
the 1ntelligenccr were true TO what il
expresses as its beliefs. IT would round
~ denounce Stallings and certainly
would to be honest with itself tear ont
his name from Its columns and fling Il
so far away that It would never see II
any more. While bounding the state
committee and trying to defeat swisher
because OF its antipathy toward the
committee. 1t should not overlook this
man Staliings. who did the very thing
OF which the Intelligencer complains
about the committee.
Stailings was one of the men WIN
seated the Rucker delegation and is as
much responsible for that us any other
man on the committee. Denounce him.
Ogden, or come down on your self.ex-
allied perch and confess that 1t is per.
sohai ana not party matter that gov
ems your actions. Honestly tell the
people that swlsher was nominated With
out your help ana in spite Of your on.
position.
The Intention of the. 1ntelligencer is
also called to the fact that three nomi-
nees for state Judges were named at
convention in which n Rucker convention
delegation took part. Why does not the
intelligencer demand that these three
men get of the ticket or be defeated?
Why does 1T run their names on It's
ticket?
II nominee is to be condemned be-
cause the Rucker convention delegates
voted for him. why in the name of high
heaven are not all the nominees for
which such convention delegates voted
not to be>condemnee? The intellIgencer
is asked to answer this question in a
way that will attach some honesty at
least.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

State of West Virginia:
q At Rules held in the Office of tho
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Har-
rison county. on Monday, the 3rd das
of August, 1908. the following order
was entered:
Frank A. Beckett,
vs.. In Chancery.
Almedia Beckett.
Object of Suit.
The object of the above styled Git
Is to obtain q decree dissolvlng the
marriage heretofore celebrated be.
tween the plaintiff Frank A. BECKETT,
and the defendant, Almedia Beckett,
and to obtain decree of absolute d.
vorce from the said defendant.
And 1t appearing from an affidavit
filed in said suit that Almedia Beck
EFT. the defendant in the above styled
suit, is nonresident of this state,
It is ordered, that she do appear with
in one month from the date OF the
first publication of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect her
interests herein.
Given under my hand this the Ord
day of August, 1908.
II. w. WILLIAMS,
DABNEY c. LEE Clerk.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20


! IL predecessors. The Suppression t'a.,.
4 Presley Is trying 10 create Is TIM. ', -.
bulk Of the West Virginia press bs.
either been inveigfed into supporting AZ.
Scherr cause or purchased for thai mn.
pose by the Scherr hackers. which A..
presumably the Baltimore & Ohio ra,,
road company and other vested int.r, ~.
In the state. But let us see abou; ns,a
Presiey's list
The latest publication OF this s,r,,,
contains the names OF sixteen newer
pers. n. w. Aper & Sons latest nss.s
paper annual shows that there are ~
lished in West Virginia, thirty. mr.,
daily newspapers, Ave semi weekliss y,
one hundred and sixty-six we,,s,,..
This Is a total OF two hundred ana so,-
newspapers. exclusive OF monthly, ss,n,.
monthly and other periodicals. or mi.
total there are elghty-seven Repub,,cnn
newspapers, n number OF indepsn,lsn,
ones and the rest. save a few deyo,ss -
the Prohibition and other causes az
Democratic. 's
SO we see that Uncle Presiey's hulo
list Of Scherr newspapers does moi hy
my means represent the bulk OF M
newspaper press of West Virginia. nor
OF the Republican press. Sixteen NOV,
eighty-seven leaves seventy-one newsn,.
pers. all Of whom are likely suppor,Inr
the swlsher cause and the cause Of ,bs
Republican party. by the side of this
majority, Uncle Preslcy's little M,
shrinks into insignincance behind ths
newspaper bonds OF the railroad compan.
les. But. besides the Republican news.
papers that are supporting the RepubiI.
can cause, n number of the Indepen,cn,
and Democratic newspapers do not az.
perience difficulty or hesitancy in sonjn.
the righteousness of the cause reprs.
scented by the regular Republican marty
In this state and The questionable meth.
ods employed by the crowd OF bo,,ars
and as between the Republican conss
and the cause of the boilers they ara
supporting the Republican cause. Thu,
Is the list, OF seventy-one newspaper,
considerably swelled. Lack OF snoce
here forbids an enumeration of nil N.
newspapers that are supporting the Re.
publican cause In this state but the fora.
going is Sufficient to show TINT unc,s
Presieys little list is indeed little com.
pared to the other.
scherr and the Baltimore & Ohio rail.
road and his other hackers may buy ,,p
a newspaper here and there. but when
1t comes to throttling the American
press In Its entirety or majority npd
trying TO cheat the people OF the state
out of their mediums of free expression
they have bucked up against n pretty
big proposition.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20
Scott Also LOYAL.

The reply made by Senator Scott to
State Chairman Matthew's inquiry as
to his attitude between party regularity
and party disloyalty as represented by
the Scherr faction, Is brief and emphatic.
Senators E1tins and Scott stand for the
regular ticket. headed by Hon. Charles
w. Swisher. and they predict Its cleo
ton at the polls. They refuse to coun-
tenance the effort being made to destroy
the party. and are In the fight for the
maintenance of party supremacy and
party regularity to the end.
The firm stand taken by the senators
against the efforts being made by q
handful of eS-Democrats and disgrunt-
led Republicans will do much to impress
the Republicans of West Virginia with
the true situation, which is. that the
scherrites merely represent conspiracy
to tear down the Republican party and
turn the state over to the control of the
Democratic party; that they have no
standing as party: no semblance of
party regularity; and that they repre-
sent nothing butya faction of malcon-
tents. whose platform consists mainly of
a condemnation of Governor Dawson and
Senators Elklns and Scott and other
leaders of the party who have led 1t to
victorious triumphs at the polls in tho
past.
There is no halfway ground for a
Republican, who is true and loyal to his
party, to take stand on this year. He
must either be n Republican. DESTROYS OF
his party's continued supremacy in this
Ia N MI tJ-f1tfnfp Ia 1,a1
he must ally himself with the enemies
of his party who are striving for It's
downfall. 1t matters little what route
lie may decide to take to that end. He
may choose to go with the Democratic
party direct, or may ally himself with
1t via the Scherr hckers. Either way
he takes, he Will arrive at the same des-
tihntion. finding himself stabbing his
own party In It's heart. fighting shoulder
to shoulder with the Democratic party
men. reinforced by the Scherrites, to the
end that the Republican party may be
driven from power for years that are to
come. This despicabie course few men,
calling themselves Republicans will take.
Senators EuSins and Scott do not mis-
take the loyalty and the intell gence of
the Republicans of West Virginia when
they step out In the open and point the
way
The Republican party of West vir-
ginia is greater Than the little cabal of
who are using scherr and
a few other plant tools in the hope of
wreeking the party from which they
have received high honors and rich
emoluments.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20

The Berkeley county Republicans as
sembled in convention unanimously and
enthusiastically adonted strong plat
form. indorsing both the senators and
CONGRESSMAN sturgiss, and containing
this significant paragraph:
Whereas. We believe in the princl-
pies and Platform of the Republican par
ty as adopted in the convention held at
Chicago and in the wiswam at Charles
ton, July and Q. we therefore unhesi-
tatingly endorse the candidacy of VIII
liam II Taft for the presidency and that
of Hon. Charles Wesley swisher for gov
ernor of West Virginia, and pledge our
undivided and loyal support to all the
candidates on the regular Republican
ticket"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20
State of West Virginia.
To the Sheriff of Harrison County.

You are hereby commanded TO
summon Almedia Beckett to appear
before the Judge of our Circuit Court
Of Harrison county at the Clerks Of
held therein for said Court. on the
first Monday in August. 1908. to an
swer bill in chancery exhibited
against her in our said court by
Frank A. Beckett and have then
there this writ.
Witness, H. w. Williams, Clerk Of
our said court. at the court house of
said county. this LIST day of August.
1908. and in the 4Gth year OF the
State.
tF11 Clerk
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20

The Democrats Of Lincoln county have
nominated John i, Evans for prosecut-
ing attorney. Evans was Scherr dele
gate. who stayed in the regular conven-
tion for the purpose of representing the
name OF scherr. which purpose he full
filled. His nomination by the Democrats
of Lincoln is certainly 1T and proper
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20
NOTICE

All persons indebted to the estate
of /. n. Harbert. deceased. will please
settle at once. and all persons having
claims against said estate will please
present same properly authenticated
to me for payment.
j. w. DAWSON,
Admir-. I. N. Harbert, decd.
Rinehart, w. Va.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20
swlsIler ana scherr. Newspapers

Uncle Presley Norris. of the Parkcrs-
burg State Journal from time to time
publishes a list of West Virginia news
pcrs. n. w, Aver & SONS latest news
scherr movement in the state. This list
Is published In the form of serial.
but unlike most serials each succeeding
list contains all that was contained in
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20

i. John NJ. Flanagan. sheriff Of the
County of Harrison. do swear that the
foregoing list Is, verify believe. correct
and Just; that. Il have received no part
of the taxes for which the property
therein mentioned is returned delinquent
and that I have used due dlligepce to
find property within my county liable
to distress for the said taxes, but hive
JOHN NJ. FLANAGAN. Sheriff.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 26th day OF June. 1908.
W. GUY TETRICK.
Wa. v,rr,n,s Clerk c9unty Court
AT County Court held for the coun-
ty of Harrison at the Court House there
of on the 26th day Of June, 1908.
This day John NJ. Flanagan, Sheriff of
this County. presented to the Court a
list of personal property in this County
delinquent for the rion-payment of Taxes
thereon for the Year 1907. verified by
this afiidavit thereto appended. which
said list being examined by the Court
and found to be correct, is therefore nl-
lowed.
@ A Copy Teste:
W. GUY TETRICK,
Clerk County Court
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-08-20

Why has gambling gone on here all
the summer practically undisturbed UNI
I'll lately?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
The Brids's Weakness.

"rhat Is the second time have done
that within u week." said tho bride OF
six months as she put down her pen.
with u dlsgusted expression on her
fSce. "and ! just don't like II"
"what have you done nowY" querieti
her friend.
Done? I have made out o check.
signed Il, inclosed II with a bill and
mailed Il. expecting to receive the re-
ceipt back, and instead ] have got
the check. and across II II stamped.
no account In this hank OF course
I have an account there. but I've sign
cd the check with my maiden name In
stead OF my married one and conse'
aiently have made all kinds OF trouble,
to say nothing Of appearing ridiculous
In the eyes OF several people. I never
shall draw check again unless have
some one censor It and see that have
not forgotten that when was married
| changed my name"-New York
Press
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
Very Convenient.

An energetic vicar OF an English
country parish, who had long labored
10 raise the funds necessary to add
set OF chimes to his parish church. was
one day both surprised and gratined by
an elderly lady. who, though reputed to
be very well of. had hitherto declined
TO contribute. offering to complete bis
subscription list provided the new
chimes would be sounded at a specific
hour each evening. This was agreed
10, and they We're soon In active opera
ton Meeting her out one day, hs re-
Seatcd his Acknowledgements. saying:
II am SO glad to have been able to
meet your Views. It must please you
very much to hear those grand old
hymn tunes at night"
"Oh. yes" was the reply, "and It 70
reilly SO very convenient! That stupid
maid OF mine brings me my medicine
COW quite resularly!-London Tit'sits'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
Tim and His Time
ny W. ?. BRYAN.
Copyright, l's, by Associated LII.
Ufufy Press
ny W. .. BRYAN.
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Tim Ro"ro" Hni on the cOnl box ~
W" fchr OF III" station nnd gnlcd dis.
cohi"ht"dly upon III" shabby little
Town, FOR ~" nrSi time he was IN
Impressed by III" fact that chuldun
center ponH"sScd two banks aud n
brick postOiiic" TINT stood quite apnfi
IRON Other buildings ana paid good
salary.
Ever sincc he could remember II had
been u treat Ia drive over to the Cen.
ter. hhh u" had been rather proud Of
tho town. Now hc was seeing II
through Natl" W"HicpitA eyes. nnd the
hiddlc ~ w""d"n buildings distressed
HIN. Recently II" hnd seen u mngn.
sinr piciuf" ~ lower broadway. with
Ns mountains of masonry aud It's fly
rrs ~ humanity nowing through the
narrow canyons called streets lie
wondered what Matt. would think
when presently ia. train from IL"
Junction should roll Ia aud HL" should
stand Oh tue station platform, cOHpnr
INK Tie place 10 the New YORK she had
Just left. 10" had never seen New
York. but lac knew much about the
wonder city. nni h. knew also that
Matte would never hgnin h.. content
with Chclion Center. much less with
Gnfd"n,nlr. She would dcspsc the
town nnd It's p.0pi. alike.
Mnil.'s cousin Hess had married
we'll Her husband. Richard B"Idin.
had been the secretary tD n railroad
,nnsnni. who made his summer home
on the hills bnck of GnrdrnNnlr. Iicl.
lin had met nnd married i!css Petty
during ono ~ those summer visits
After making money IN stocks hc aud