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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-04
DR.. r. Jekyl and
MIR. Hyde

" Monday and Tuesday. May and
s, presented in strict accordance with
the original book as the scenery, cos
TUNES and dramatic caste, envolvtng
each detail Of pose, gesture and ex.
prossion. tsS N. X y issi5 Al q at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-04

Mrs. c. F.. Hutchinson underwent an
operation on Friday at Cook Hospital.
She stood the operation we'll and Is
recovering.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-04
I 4 lfl,J I'li, ~ z y n t9TII7 - .
Union Business College.

Jacobs Building. Fairmont. Ia the
tonly place in Marion county where you
can get n thorough business education.
This zchool Is no experiment. its grad.
atesS are in demand. Its training is
ssfhoroughs and practical. Shorthand,
ss7typewrtting and bookkeeping and zen.
smanship taught by special graduate
$fteac cheers. Students Gun enroll at any
time. &, iii u u
& f.Anyone wishing to- tnke a CONNER.
5;cial5 Course Gcall on or address.
s. & u. ArnyOR, Mg-. Y
II 4S5E E14 Jacobs Bldg,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-04

SW:ish;ers ! i: l i i J! Seems
5l:l lnIlls.I:e';ad i. ol,!|yvever

~
SH7lGlINTISGIp Hun TIM n, goy,
crnorship \ eontest 8 ~ has now eentered
IN n 8cabell county, and the night Viii he
Watched with with more M than
:!erest from the sfact that is gsnerais
" conced ed " that tapdi'
daee att secures the Syote the
tioh on IRON, Gabell county viii have
clnch 1i.l on N y, the nominal 70
present Fse time, very III ttles lnteres
me gnberna la!t q torial race has mn
,test u thisf 1!s county but the
mere tod Y q of bot
ot Whom siss orkitl Ike
control the the elegat t1on.5 had
erect tees ot sttmnla ting the
te terest, I and mi! many inl ytdunl
slons g. 11n!s OF reference ars hea I'd on
streets. While Il the Y Hon 4, rnold
seherr '!:: {. seems Sc to be sa
ne does itss not posssss the
getting as as close to sthe apeop aB the
handsome me secreta tate and
I'M hts writing, dtS loo nlefl Ike
e. 2 swisher iisa1 ielegat Ion from GabelIa
county CO IN stiss sso opinion
among IN ls'1ng I those VIII saTa imposed ID
Know Know who have p been gatrhihs the
race, race with keen Interest throas stout
It's entire length siss that 7 Mr. Swtsher
'''lEl would sund 1lt onbted more
popular candid ale WI people ahah
MS. MS opponent p I; wishe ls sa vote GET
ter and md there are Sas great many peopie
who admire him on eonnt ~ hls
pnen pl'a onlenal t and :indomlta and
perseverance, and who bel lieye he
should receive such Srecogniti The
hands Of the Republ lican plrt On
the other hand. Mr.: scherT han
en- himself to be "a Ca able sadndnistra.
tor and many people think that lie
would do honor to the high4 once ot
governor r seems q besa questios
Of nominating the man giio would III
easiest to elect, therS than d ehoice
between the two person tiles. 1T III
recognized that either cand id1teswodfd
make a good governor, and sacceptnbl
to q great matorit tys Of the Repablt tcans
of thestate. and IT 80 7a oreEoneSc
clusion that either could sbeselected ~
a good majority The fRepnh hltcanY paE.
ty Of the State was probably y5nevef IS.
fore in better shape than Sits ls now
The Parkersburg convent Ion lemon.
strated an unanirnity OF pirposs sana
q measure of good feeling that lns
dicatlve of what Will sbe done nt
polls In November.$SThes abseneaSpf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-04
Ns,LIJINI

~ Wrence COX .3l2U
4 T. For Justice of$the Peace. eth
F. Barker and W. c.: McGrew
were elected, Major McGrew defeating
slasW.$$Ii. Boughner by very small 1tlu-
$raltty I. # .,si s. \. I a; l3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-04

Prof. y. @. Knutti ofs; s;shen !;
was q visitor In the city atnraay
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-04

Continued On Paee Five.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-04

tcontlnued on Page Four.ysl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19
Buy That Piano Now

talking youar to
o Ell, nalca for
Not enls iat offering
md
all
$4,000
N
n i Il IN concs of ours.
els next daysi
sales If Il
yc
then in
goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19
Get in At THE BEGINNING OF THE CONTEST
Don't Delay Out the Coupon


stand q LID rs
in
II o. Il
in
crrac our
day and and
arew
is abs as a
n lsctou N NJ
n"tI next II
c sending
of these MONTH ton cOup
possibly there 500
,alu, prize of
tim: one OF tIcIna as anybo
nett ITO ou namd> / III day
SIS tyou in .ctIy Inorc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19
HOW TO SECURE VOTES

r an % Tor eycyD oE tina Dadu
here
G Gnl
would be entitled
th FOL I give nlscv .sIrcIo
a Of OF for
olued either solicit purchase voes compete any
offered identical character
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-05-20
The Hen As A Destroyer.

The fact that the hen 10 q consumer
as we'll as q producer has been too
generally ignored. The literature
dealing with the virtues and achieve.
ments Of the hen tribe has consisted
almost entirely Of q praise that has
been extravaganza to . fulsome degree.
The hen, unless kept under q watchful
police supervision, Is q land pirate
q ruthless pillager that has no more
regard for vested property rights than
q wandering hobo. 1t Is q we'll known
fact that the barry ard cackler after
laying q 2.cent egg will frequently
sneak into the garden and scratch up
Sl.75 worth Of peas, beans and lettuce.
This is no warped and prejudiced
statement and it Is not an overdrawn
representation of the destructive ca.
pacity of the INSCRIPTIONS fowl. There
was q hen enthusiast some years age
who declared that the hens Of the
country every year pay OFF the ma
tional debt. This wild statement was
Immediately accepted by millions O
chicken enthusiasts as az automatic
truth. 1t is, indeed, high time tina
the other side of the great nationa
hen industry should be investig ated
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-05-20
Big Flume Collapsed.

BUTTE, May l5.-One of the most
spectacular smashups that eve DC
Cured in the state happened today
when the big steel hume Of the Madi.
son power company, six feet In diam
eter, one Of the largest water carrying
fumes in the world, carrying the
waters of the Madison river down q
steep mountain side for 1900 feet,
burst, its3monster torrent fairly goug.
ing out the side of the mountain.
1t tore Q hole in the mountain for
200 feet, whirling boulders weighing
hundreds Of tons about like marbles,
aud tearing out the trestle and under
pinning from beneath Q large section
of the flume Is q fire hose would de.
molish lattice work.
The pouring water was one Of the
most spectacular sights Of its kind
ever seen. The bursting tube shut
down the street . system OF the city
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-05-20
DlSCORD.

There appears to be trouble brewing
in the camp of the Montana democ.
racy. The first public evidence Of
discord developed at the regular con.
vention Of Deer Lodge county demo.
Gratis, at which resolutions we're
adopted in favor of the presidential
candidacy OF Governor John "A. John
son, of Minnesota, and i%nstructing the
Deer Lodge delegates to the state con.
vention to use every effort to secure
Montana support for johnson in the
Denver convention.
The action OF these Deer Lodge dem.
ocrats is viewed with alarm and other
emotions by the Bryan wing Of the
Montana democracy. That such q
thing should happen in q state tha,
has been represented as practically
unanimous for Bryan, is regarded BY
the friends Of the Nebraska politician
as evidence of q dark and cruel con
spiracy to defeat the alleged presi,
Dental choice OF the common people
There will probably be q sufficient
number Of Bryan delegates in thu
state convention to pledge Montans
democratic support for his candidacy
but the anti.Bryan movement that ha.
developed in Deer Lodge county prom
ises to grow in the western part of tn.
state. The situation 10 reviewed by thu
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-05-20

Anaconda Standard, the leading news
paper representative of the Montana
democracy, in these remarks:
In q hopeless sort OF a way some of
the anti. Bryan editors are urging
upon the attention Of Denver delegates
the fact that Bryan Is not as strong In
the west as he was in 1896. That is q
notorious fact; hardly a delegate IN
the democratic convention needs to be
logged about it, yet this fact seems
not to stem the years tide.
In the western states Bryan's vote
in 1900 was very much less than it was
in 1896. For instance, in Montana
his plurality of more than $4,000 il
1896 fell to 9 total of less than IL, 00C
in 1900, and four years later Montana
was heavily for Roosevelt. The fall.
ing.off holds good II the comparison
be extended 80 as to cover all the
states Of the west and the middle west.
| What these constituencies will do this
year is not known, but meanwhile i,
is the "enemy's country" which is
keeping Bryan to the fore.
How strong the Johnson sentimen,
is in other portions of the state may
be problematical, but certain it is tha'
In Deer Lodge county it has developed
within recent weeks in a most striking
manner. Not only Is the Minnesotan's
personality attractive, but, what is Of
most concern, it is felt that he would
be the strongest candidate at the polls
that the Denver convention could pu,
in the field. In Silver Bow county
too, the anne impression Is growing
very rapidly.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-05-20
A CONVENTION PRIMER
Imbortant Information Concerning Past and
Coming National Political Conventtons.

THE FIRST REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
When and where was the first Republican national convention heldf
At Philadelphia, June II, 1856, the anniversary of the battle Of
Bunker Hill, this convention being the outcome of a preliminary con-
venhon held at Pttsburg on Washington's birthday, Feb. %, 1886.
Who were nominated
John C. Fremont of California for president and William l"
Dayton of New Jersey for vice president, both being unanimously
chosen after an informal ballot.
Was q platform adopted!
Yes, devoted largely to the subject Of slavery.
Were these candidates elected?
No; they were defeated by Buchanan and Breckenridge, nomi-
mated by the Democratic convention held at Cincinnati June 2, 1856.
When and where was Lincoln nominated?
At the second convention of the party, held at Chicago May 16,
1850.
Who was named for vice PRESIDENT
Hannibal Hamlin of Maine.
Whom did Lincoln defeat?
Douglas, Breckenridge and Bell, Lincoln having $50 electoral
votes, Douglas -, Breckenridge - and Bell 80.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-05-20

HELENA, May ls.-The body OF
Maurice Hayman, the young:elect rical
engineer who was drowned at Lake
Hauser several weeks ago. was found
yesterday about q mile below the
dam. 1t was badly decomposed. I,
will be shipped to Milwaukee for in.
terment.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-05-20
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
A Grist Of ItemsIG Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.

Culbertson Searchlight: The STAN.
pede Of the Turtle Mountain breeds
for land has lost some of its impetus
since they received word from their
agent that they could not hold squat.
tiers rights under the Indian allotment
act.
Hinsdale Homestead: John NJ.
Nelson recently resigned his commits
sion as q postmaster Of the Htnsdale
Office in favor Of Julius Waber who has
been appointed and filed his bonds,
and 10 now Hinsdale's duly qualified
postmaster.
Harlem News: A statement prepared
by the interior department shows that
the amount Of forest lands on the Fort
Belknap Indian reservation is esti.
mated at about 1861 900 acres. The
total area OF the reservation includes
about 497, 600 acres
Havre Herald: The school board
held a busy meeting Monday night
and after reviewing the condition Of
aft airs in the city thoroughly, deter
mined to close the city schools for the
rest of the term. The teachers will be
paid up to May Ii, and the seasons
work closed.
Malta Enterprise: DR.. Stauffer,
the United States veterinary for this
district, has just completed inspecting
the cattle of the UL outfit and other
smaller outfits in that neighborhood
and reports that he found scab among
the cattle. He Immediately issued q
quarantine against shipping the stock
unless they be dipped.
Glasgow Review: Sheriff Small re-
turned Wednesday morning from
Dakota, where he ran down Benner,
the man who made his escape from
the county Jail here last week.
Beuner was located in Grand Forks
and was turned over to the authorities
of North Dakota, where q serious
charge 10 pending against him.
Conrad Observer: With the excep.
ton of w. H. Scott at the Prescott
ranch, the report among sheepmen
is that they are having an average
seasons Landing. Mr.. Scott was in
last Saturday and said they had in
!. the neighborhood Of 1000 lambs and
, thought they had lost that many. He
, said the sheep were looking good, but
the ewes had no milk.
!. Glasgow News: Some little excite
$ ment was caused over the report last
1 week that the land included in the
c abandoned Fort Buford military res
t ervation was not subject to commute
ton proof. However, it appears tina
some Of the general land officials have
made a mistake in ruling that thes.
lands we're opened under the act O
congress approved May l, 1888. wher
as a matter Of fact they were no
thrown open to entry until about. 1893
!: Chinook Opinion: There is q de
mand for butter in this state that tn
local creameries cannot begin to sup
= ply. Only recently the Chiuool
creamery received an order for butte
from Zortman that was far in exces
y Of what the factory could supply
; That has been the experience Of tn
local creamery ever since it wa
established. 1t could readily hav
= marketed ten times the amount of bu,
- ter it has produced and that right Il
northern Montana.
e. HELENA, May ls.-The body Q
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-05-20

Fine Book and Job Printing q spe
cialtv at the RIVER PRESS Office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23

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rguf VITA baibk s9unisd fef tsfgaH,
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tbais1 w districts. they arc eieeted
ffsw tbs stats At large 20 every Y0t
~ should yote feg one HgDfsms judge
from h eHDfsms foiiu ludieisi dis
ifiai AgNsgsf, n you vote the
sttWkht democratic ticket ny mark
inH IN The eifels beneath the rooster
gguf vote WI eennt f0f the two san.
dldalea fof supreme iudEs. One stamp
N lbs circle under The rooster IA All
thai 10 required 20 vote for svsfy
daHoAfAlla nominee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23


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u caicxzeaa, Oklahoma, according 70
ne cfheiai nap Or plat u said city. ST
gate1 n saic county. and have duly
eaage1 ssid isnds snd tsnemenis 70 Be
aDpfaise1 according to Law. whereby
ne value of ne same was fixed At
tiN. SOW, therefore, notice Is here
By sigsH that 10 pursuance Of the com
mand of sald wit. viii offer for
sale sDd sell for cash 70 the highest
biddsf said sbeys described lands and
tenements or 80 much thereof as viii
sa'isfy the said Judgment and e,sts
N me znd day Of November 1908, at
- O'Clock q. u. Of said day, at the
front door Of i've court house IN the
siiy of chickaaha, ln said county and
stats.
Witness ny hand this let day Of oc-
.ober 1908.
n. p. Louthan,
Sheriff Of Grady County.
~ O. W. Yoarta.
Under Sheriff. 10.1.sOtD
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23
Jenkins, Majors & Dssrirg
fKifst Published oct. -, 1911
hoTicE on SALE or REhL as.
TATE.

n ne Matter n tbs Guardianship
" Aabel, Iisnfy Wilson. Ellen and
Id11y JoesDline Jones', Minors
fioties n hsrabx Riysn IN paFssabes
N m order of The county court of ths
county of ofadz, asAts of Oklahoma,
made On The iztb day ot October, 1908,
ths undersigned guardian Of the estate
of Mabel. Horny Wilson, ellen and
bddy Josephine Jones, minors, viii
sell a private sale 70 fhs highest bid
dor subject 10 confirmation by said
court, Tuesday, the 9th day Of ocfo.
bef, A, D 1905. NJ 10 o'clock a. n.. At
CbIckasba, Oklahoma, al The right,
title and interest Of said Mabel, Henry
Wilson, ellen and f.Iddy Josephine
Jones' minors, IN and 70 the following
described real estate, situated IN Grady
oounty state Of Oklahoma, to.wlt:
The north hair 81 The northeast quar-.
teri tho northeast quarter Of the south,
west quarter Of the northeast quarter,
and the northwest quarter Of the south.
eant quarter Of the northeast quarter
of section 30; also tho southeast quar-.
Tor OF the noriheaat quarter Of the
Houtheaes quarter; the southwest quar-.
Ter cf tho northwest quarter OF The
quarter. and the south half
lF the southeast quarter Of section TO-
pwnAhlp north, range Q wont.
ilaid real estate will be sold on tho
'oli6wing terms aud conditions, to.wlt.
'aah IN hand.
bids for The purchase thereof must
u IN writing aud must ho filed IN the
'ounty court or delivered to tho rnder.
Ilnned at Amber. Oklahoma.
Dated the iath day Of October, 1905.
Jolly j. Ionea
oib'piot Guardian
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23

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serving Il melded IN croaubtto foeina.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23
lFlret Published oct. Z, l9OS)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO par.
GENT CLAIMS.


In ihe Matter Of tho Estate Of NJ. A.
IlIamilton, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters
Of administration on the estate Of N
4. Hamilton. deceased, were granted
to the undersigned by the county court
q dFady county oklahoma, on tho
srd day Of October 1908. All persons
having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit The same 10 the
undersigned at tho orfice Of Bond G
melton, IN the city Of chickasha, okla.
homa, for allowance within four
months after tho date of this publica.
ton with noceaaary vouchers attached.
or they viii be forever prociuded from
any benefit from said estate; or the
said claim may be filed in The said
county court.
Dated this tho 7th day OF October.
1905. Virginia Hamilton
Administrator.
pcnd s Melton.
Attorney i0.7.SOtd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-23

y Henn lH q Do unad thu same day
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aafp y tsAen 70 prevent It Aa YOU
have not llme 20 walt until The liauld
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hlt lluN lha tom pouf lhe hot naup
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The ehiiled cloth eonReAln ths
afeAae aud felalnA Il while the nenp
nasasa Fsaliily lhfuuah.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-11
Ia CASA LUCUBBE

ar las regiones subterraneas donde va
tomar el te ha contemplate las nubes ha
visto la corneja rezagada que volaba hacia
Occidente
-tESta el amO en- Casa2
Augusta cuida la tienda mientras los dos
APPENDICES estan en- la cocina Y toman el te
con los dos esposos Por consiguente las dos
hijas de la costurera en- las dos ventanas del
segundo piso de la casa de enfrente no la
man la atenci6n de los appendices, segun Sc
complacen elias en- Greer, solo de spiertan la
est6ril admiration de Augusta que quisiera
tambi6n cabelos, pero no hay peligro de que
los suyos retonen jamas seg1n dicen malas
enguas.
jEsta el amo, en- casa2-pregunta M
Tulkinghorn
Esta Ell amo en- casa, Augusta va la
marie, muy contenta de salir de la tienda que
mira con terror como un arsenal de espantosos
Instruments de tormento legal en- donde
no Sc debe entrar cuando esta apagado ell
gas.
NJ Suagsby lIega sin aliento con las ma
nos grasientas y La boca llena traga I'm pc
dazo de pan de manteca y exclama:
-lVos en- mi casa, M, Tulkinghorn2
-Necesito hablar con voz I'm momento
Suagsby.
-Caunto gnsteis. senior Por que os habeis
moestado2 va sabeis que envando uu recado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-11
VICENTE VERA.
Discourse del principe de Gales

En- las ceremonies de inaugu.
racion de las festas que Sc han
organizado para conmemorar Ell
tercer centenario de Ia funda-
cion de la ciudad deQuebec. pro-
nunCio I'm elocuente discurso Ell
Principe de Gales, quien dijo
en- nombre de su padre Ell rey
Eduardo, que agrsdecia la COO
peracion que a las 1estas ha-
bfan prestado los Gobiernos de
Francia V los Estados Unidos,
enviando representatives espe-
ciales y barcas de guerra. 10 que
a Sill juicio era prueba de que
aumentaban v Sc hacian mas
estrechas las relaciones de amis.
tad entire dichas naciones y la
Gran Bretara v era demostra-
ci6n palmaria de que Sc exten-
dia, haciendose mas flrme. el
sentimiento de amistad entire
elias.
En- igual sentido que el prfn-
Cipe Y con no menos elocuencia,
Sc expreso el Vicepresldente de
los Estados Unidos Mr.. Fair
banks.