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 county
 Do o want conditions that prevailed six years ago, Do m want o cntr.t your county nomn, I n, convention that controlled by the ''ing''' r was not u, Barney smith Republican, became member of tn. ard or year. ago. reduced Barney Smith man of strong personal against Odds for he b.
 . to be rph, and equitable his insisence asset. monte crc raised over inc county although ms turned proposed increase of the assessment of the United Verde ye, his other items the rcu l As result and then Geo P Harrington rd Uncle Billy wingacd the of pn, smith pnring their onee the board acting the ia. rate from s policy, this m and wise reduced hs per ,Ioo ..
 Are no, ,hs eourthOusei
 n party pledged ,ha, they they seon -he present nominees for smith wno up and A. Haskell of tho Verde Valley who many years ago capacity record a, was a official bs, 10 taxpayers.
 Dare anyone dishonesty against of point of the board that nc, beeus solely he public weali
 again. by Charley of which gently complied poda repeated
 years past vigorous attorney brought justice high and inc credit Republican as'orae Forest the nominee, and him belongs O
 The candidates the Republican ticket In instance edly imporuned o do by their fellow psrt
 Which would of those been placed before the seeking ton that universally No, all of the degar dominated majority thus influenced
 Think ov~ Judge by of Republicans s office and of partisan for the best meni
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Shall The Ring Rule :?

For twelve Democratic na av of Yvapa held its grin on h courthouse During period dedication of taure, n supervisor indicted for county was found o DIS accounts and there were midnight sessions of which tricks were turned that cost the
 Shah the ring rule rather shall be pweri the
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28

Mining location notiess for sale the Journsl. Nisss oAles. .
The evening world., 1908-02-28
Sweet E1ysian Clubs Exhibit
Great Success, at Least
Artistically.
WOULD HIT BRO
But Managers Shrink from
Public Gaze Even if Posers
Don't Mind"

n ths financial end proved as atfs-
Factory as the artistic triumph scored
b two dozen Of New Yor4.s most noted
young women models At O+neee Had
hst night, then the exhibition for the
benefit OF the library OF the AT Stu
dents League was a bowling success.
Probably zoo patrons raw what 10 rare
~ displayed in Gotham OUTSIDE OF ex-
ciusiveiy artsatc osrcle-rt Cor arts
sake and as nature intended and moulded
tho artist. truthfuily and splsudidly POT
trayed By the best known young studlo
studies In New York
Had It been generally no1ssd about
that the artists models were 30 appear
tn "model-logues." It - nosly thas
Broadway would have bssn deserted
and Carnegie Hall stormed By . curl
oadty-sesldng mob-of ooursa, mostly
lovers Of al that 10 ideal In art.
Strange enough. persons connected
with the affair acted as II the exhibition
FUSED advisedly) wa to Be secret nom
D1strtct-Attorney Jerome, and reserved
entirely for the critical eye OF art
dsvotses. Even the most psrsistsnt
coaxins from the promoters Of the
event, and they are al women, too,
called to reveal the Of the faE
goddessss and prtncesses and other
"ssses' who 20 admirably portrayed
psrsonages or antiquity. poetry and
mythology.
For Art Patrons Only.
It was stated hat the purpose OF the
affair was entirely confined to . few
art patrons. and the funds intended for
the enlargement of the Library Art
Clubs rooms, At No. "a West Fifty
eighth street incidentally. some one
decreed that the papers should have
bone OF It.
Wei. we'll! For . professional s1hibi-
ton Of the talents and natural accom-
phshments Of these young women who
delight the eye of the photographer n
painter It wasn't exactly . boost; but
the young women failed to
show any disappointment At the absence
of probable p~ublicitydsar 10 b heart
Of artists generally. They posed and
recited. garbed In the costume Of tho
they represented with ap-
parently little regret. In fact seemed
to lend zest and true artistic tempera-
ment to the twenty-odd female notabtes
revived in the playlet 'Ths Sweet Ely
sda Club"
1.-The Sweet Elysian CauH' may have
made its debut with a slender member
ship. but after the event was all over
any number OF enthusiastic and appre-
ciatve young men would sladly have
welcomed an opportunity to Join the
cast.
On Broadway they say affairs are
'ipulled off," What constituted affairs"
last night certainly were absent whether !
they were pulled OF OF gently re-
The evening world., 1908-02-28

moved At all hazards they were
mostly or when these pretty young
women squ1rmed and manoeuvred into
thu spot light. The fact that the stage
was very close to the entire audience
lent snohantment possibly to the view
OF the round doxen middle-aged men
who occupied seats In what is called
bald head row."
-rhe Sweet Elysian Club" was a ban
tomims In which characters familiar to
opera patrons and mythology appeared
in the garb by which they are popu-
larly known. Some shadow dancing
was Interpreted. or. rather. s%prinkled
in tho entertainment to sort Of give 1t
life. which It had IN copious quantities,
and Nttle-oh! % very uttlespeakinG
was done, for tho true artist doesn't
say much while being reduced to car
vNs, o know.
Headliner as Frou Frou.
Miss Blanche Davis as Frou Frou was
q headliner. rs tho dramatic man would
say. There was no a to carry the
place by storm, but Miss Davis certainly
brought the delightfully."- self-satisfac-
tory "Ah!" and UNI" meaning
splendid, and 'Bravo!" and 80 forth.
gathering
Miss Beatrice Buck, as Cleopatra, the
Queen OF the Nile. was Indeed admir-
able. Naturally graceful and gifted
with a-er~ahem-a splendid physique,
the dark-eyed young model gave sew
eral excellent portrayals of old An
The evening world., 1908-02-28

rare ana radiant. Miss Martell got a
chance to tell The Evening World re-
porter that her gown was an Empire
effect. of course reduced to simplicity.
before some officer of the league, dread
ing newspaper notor!ety, c~ourteously
but firmly removed the wsion from the
eyes OF the reporter and sort OF init
that the show was over as far
as the exceedingly interested newspaper
was concerned.
But TO Miss Martcll be II said taat
The evening world., 1908-02-28

she stood her ground TO the ast n
didn't mind pointing out the artistic
beauties of the s~em.-Empire gown. Ger
tainly her reward in Measure OF Up
plause repaid her eff rts TO represent
La Tosca-
AS the 10 went on. winsome. will
lowy figures. draped as living pictures,
posed for the delectation Of cne artistic
Group OF spectators. There ,were
Beatrice, Sappho. Carmen. Diana, Venus
and any number OF cleverlv portrayed
characters. all Of whom did splend!dly.
The evening world., 1908-02-28

tony's affinity IN such a clever and
historically accurate manne that the
performance was generally accred-
ted one of the best stunts OF the even
ing. Miss Bucks silken folds fitted
superbiy-that Is. very well-sort OF
"ail paper fashion. and the Grecian
girdle which encircled her-er-the outer
'aiment, glittered and set off the COS
.tume-what there was OF it-in really
lovely fashion. Honestly It did.
Then Ida Martcll as La Tosca was
The evening world., 1908-02-28
One Days Rent Free!
Tomorrow, Sal, Feb. 20.
on the Landlord!

The landlord pays half for what you buy to morrow.
This is the way of it: In every year except Leap Year there are 365
days, and on a basis Of 365 days W. II ,ue cur rent charge. Our annual
outlay for this item alone is ST. $4,000 for the chain ot United Cigar Stores
operated from Coast to Coast.
That's charge of about $1,000 a day for rent.
This year W w every cent Of one days rent-ts Leap Year, YOU
see, and on that reckoning February has al extra day-the 10Th, tomorrow.
All over tine country United Cigar Stores are open for business, and the rent
charge of $1,000 is wiped off the books
It's clear gain to us-we give it to you.
How? By selling, tomorrow, boxes of DUKE SAVOY Perfecto
supenores at s159-worh nearly double. (By the box ony) A oncein.
fouryears price.
The evening world., 1908-02-28
Tomorrow we give you in
profits $1,000 which we save
i'm a days rent.

Nobody loses a penny by the transaction, but it keers money in the
pocket of every smoker
Just frank your lucky stars that Leap Year has come around again.
This time the benefits are shared-the ladies don't get them ALL Ever since
the calendar was Strengthened out by lacking on twenty-ninth day to
February, Leap Year has never taken proper account OF the men. 1t has
simply been an open season for the husband hunters
But the men re in the running this Leap Year.
They smoke on the landlord.
Our gcol friends the landlords-the Asos, the FuNers, the Ehrets, the
Rhinelanders, the Cheesebroughs, and all the Others who own the choice
corners and adjacent locations, to whom the United Cigar Stores Company
rays tribute, are perhaps "n bd" tomorrow-but they accept the inevitable
and say, "Smoke o US
That's the dea-smoke on the landlord.
Smoke DUKE SAVOY Perfecto Superiores at $3.50 per box.
The evening world., 1908-02-28
5000 X of cigars
nearly double The %
S1.59 Tomorrow.

DUKE SAVOY is the brani-Penecto SupHore the szc-pnce. box
of rs, S159-and the cigars are choice.
We expect o sell an awful LOT ot cigars at this prohtof price tomorrow
many times nor than would be covered by or sacrifice Of one days rent
We feel we can afford to, because in addition to the $1,000 rent W.
save, our thousands of clerks are working without extra pay tomorrow-are
glad to do it to cooperate with us in carrying out this Leap Year Sale
Our men are satisfied tog get their share the commissions they earn
So you can have all tn. cigars at this Leap Year day price that car be
carried away
longer The chance passes like the 10Th of February ITSELF
It's fleeing oppTtunty-graspi it.
DUKE SAVOY-remember the nam
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02

the United States and Japan as any
man in either country, and the belief
is entertained in well-informed circles
that II the new Japanese ambassa-
dor, Takahira, comes here there will
be negotiations along the line of the
new proposal.
Briefly, the new proposal amounts
to sort of commercial annexation OF
the Philippines to Japan, without a
political annexation. 1t is said to
have been considered favorably by a
few statesmen OF both countries and
regarded as worth serious discussion.
Trade Relations Are Basis.
The scheme is based on frank recog-
milton of the fact that two alien races
and civilizations ought not to be un.
necessarily brought into competition.
Objection to competition with Fill
pinos makes free trade between the
United States and the islands impos-
sible. Likewise, objection by Ameri-
can labor to competition with Japan
ese labor causes the trouble about
Japanese immigration.
So 1t is proposed to make a treaty
under which Japan and the Philip
pines will admit each others products
free. Japan will furnish the outlet to
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02


A great quantity of American and
Simpson Prints, the best on the mar
ket. They run in all lengths up to
eight yards. Great Loom End Sale
Price. Yard axe.
One lot Unbleached MuslIn, good
standard weight, the best value we
have been able to offer for A1M
nearly q year. Yard ,,......... 42G
Dark-colored Outing FlsnneIs, q
small lot to clean up quickly, "a
good for comforter tops, yard "
rs pieces full yard wide dark Per-
Gales, ell now patterne, the best
12Ho quality. Remodeling q La
Sale price, yard-......,................ O2W
10 pieces staple apron check Cling
hams, our regular 711Sc quail q La
ity, reduced to, yard. .,...-..S q y
2s-ineh wide bookfoId Percales. all
dark winter patterns, cheaper than
calico because wider. 7m
Remodeling Sale Price, yard. y
Barnsley bleached cotton Crash and
unbleached cotton twilled Crash,
short lengths, good 70 quail EA
tiles, are to sell for, yard ........ ~
Five bales best 10 cent grade cotton
bats, clean, white cotton and. La
good weight, each ..,................ ! 2G
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02
JAPANESE DEAL
IN PHILIPPINES
COMMERCIAL ANNEXATION FAv.
oREo BY kANEKo.
AMERICA TO BE SOVEREIGN.
Free Trade To Be Established and
immigration Regulated--Unlt-
ed States Saved From Phil
ippine competition.
AMERICA TO BE SOVEREIGN.

Washington. d. c.. Dec. S1.-The
possibility of a settlement of the diff
ferences between the United States
and Japan on hasis never hereto
fore suggested is said to be imminent.
The scheme In which the Philip
pines are involved is said, on high
authority, to have the Endorsement of
baron Kaneko, who is probably as
klose student OF relations between
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02
THIEvEs car AwAY.
Secure Nearly Three Thousand Dollars
This Morning.

Rochester. n " Dec. S1.-Two men
IN an automobile held up a trolley
car about six O'Clock this morning and
reiieyd the crew OF the company's
treasure chest containing s2,S590O in
cash. They put the money into their
auto. and threw on fun speed. The
alarm was instantly given, but before
autos could be secured to follow, the
robbers We're beyond the city limits.
The robbers are stlll wen in the lead.
according to telephones along the
line of chase.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02

He defended President Rooseylt's pol.
icis in respect to dishonest and law
breaking corporations, and said that
the President had been made target
by ricn and powerful enemies.
Secretary Taft declared the Presi.
dent was and is making a night for the
honest business man. None but the
shifty and mendac1ous has been hit
and none but this class is raising a
clamor against the President, he de-
clared.
Talks to Business Men.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association of Boston gave the din
ner at which the Secretary of War
was the guest of honor. Mr. Taft was
received with ringing cheers and ap.
plause He devoted the first part OF
his address to an analysis OF the
cause of the current depression in bus.
mess, ascribing as contributing In
fuences, scarcity OF capital. extraya-
gance in living, overexpansion in in
dustrial development, breaches OF
trust by men of affairs. and finally
timidity and fright among the people.
This combination of circumstances
eliminated in runs" on banks. Par
tial paralysis in some lines followed,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02
TAFT SAYS FIGHT
WILL Go RIGHT ON
SECRETARY OF WAR DEFENDS
ADMINISTRATION.
NO QUARTER FOR DISHONESTY.
Declares Unrest is Due to chlcanery
Of Certain Men and Not to Pres.
dent RooseveIts Pol
icies.
NO QUARTER FOR DISHONESTY

Boston, Dec. Secretary of War
Taft last night delivered the reply OF
the Roosevelt administration to its
critics in Wall street. 1t was the
speech for which the people Of the ma
ton have been waiting with expect.
ancy. Mr. Taft placed the blame for
the passing financial furry csshere ne
and the President believelit belongs,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02

Ladies' Dress Skirts 81 co values, Remodellng (
Sale price, each. xsN
chldrens Goats worth up to $1,000. Remodeling 2 {
Sale price, each s1sS
Mohair Waists, regular price is 81 90 and 50 25 4
RemodeDg Sale price, each. bs 6
Odd lot OF Ladies' Winter Waists mostly long al
sleeves, worth up to 50 25 choice. vi
Radical reduction on all Fur scarfs and Fur Goats
Lot of 35 Hats the Millinery d. partment form. az
ery sold up to $3.50, your choice "
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02

Filipino products under this free trade
arrangement which the United States
has been unwilling to grant.
Japan will get the benefit of Philip
pine trade; the United States will be
saved from Philippine competition.
and all three parties win be bene-
fited.
Jap immigration involved.
The scheme, of course, is expected
especially to appeal to people who do
not want free trade with the archi-
pelago, and are fearful that it will
come some time or other In return
for this concession the Japanese. it
is said, would agree to everything
necessary in the way of preventing
emigration Of their people to the
United States.
The scheme is most curious one;
II is said to be unique In international
relations. II leaves the United States
sovereign In the islands, but is de-
signed to solve several difficult eco
nomic problems
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02
STRIKE IN KENTUCKY.

United Mine Workers Are Ordered
Out Tomorrow.
MadisonWlle, KY. Dec. 31,-The na.
tionaI and district officers of the
United Mine Workers of America is
sued a strike call for the union en-
ployes in the mines in this district
today to come out January first. The
strike affects the unions in Hopkins,
Webster and Christian counties. Prep.
arations for the struggle have been
completed. Money has been shipped
into the territory by the national or
ganization, The companies are also
prepared to have their mines guarded
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02
M,LeAN TO aE Freed.
Bandit Rasull Has Agreed to Give
Up Prisoner.

Tangiers, Dec. 31.--Caid Sir Harry
Mclean. who has been in Bandit Ra.
suli's hands since July 8. Is expected
here hourly The British government
has guaranteed the hundred thousand
dollars ransom aud protection for the
bandit and his family.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02
but Secretary Taft predicted a quick
VIII Get Massachusetts.

Taft left Boston today assured oil
the support of united Massachusetts
delegation to the national convention.
For several days it mad been rumored
that Senator Crane was preparing to
break with Lodge and support Hughes.
but the situation has been changed.
Taft went to Millbury to visit his old
home today.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02

rs dozen Ladies' Peeler ribbed heeced Pants all
regular sizes, good weight ne
Remodeling Sale price, each. ..-...----..... EHE
Ladies' glove fitting Union Suits Jersey Ribbed our eg
ular 81 90 kind. -
Remodeling Sale price, each ..-..4-.,. 9SE
Forty dozen mems heavy Aeeced Shirts Drawers A
Our best 50c kind all sizes, each . Ne
Childrens grey ribbed Vests Pants good weight ana
heecing S5c grades, will sell for 25e, Tor 2Ic @E.
25c for 18c, and 20c for. ...... ES1ks
One Misses et ced ribbed hosiery seconds of i2k
quality, sizes % to &c, pair--..----..-.. &c
Forty dozen Ladies' feecedined Black Hosiery our a.
pest l21ac quality Rsmodelng Sale price, pair kUG
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02
Count TeIstoI Hurt.

St Petersburg Dec, 31,-Count Tol-
stoi was thrown from his horse and
sustained a dislocated shoulder today.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02
See Large 4-Page Circular for Full Lists
Closing 0ut Sale Of Celebrated
Mems RalkoUer Shoes & Oxfords.

We are going out Of the Mems
Shoe business, closing ont the lines
entirely, and devote the space to the
enlarging Of the Ladies' and Chin
dren's lines. The Mems shoes In
cluded In this lot are the, 6SIa !, y. sssss ~
"Walk-overn make, for whfck ,,.s,
have been the agents for oskaIoosa
We do not think such an opportunity
to buy shoes of such standard quality
has ever been offered here before.
Such news should interest every man
who has pair of Shoes or Oxfords
to buy for Spring The styles are
Patent Kid Balls, Patent Kid Blucher,
Vici Kid Balls and Patent Colt Balls.
Here's the way they are to sell, ar
ranged in two lots:
All So so quality Walk Over q E0
Shoes and Oxfords ,.....----.GuI0
All 81 90 quality Walk Over 9 40
Shoes and Oxfords ...-...... KS 30
The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-02

The remodeling Sale begins
Saturday, January A, 'O8. Splendid
bargain opportunities offered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-10

Mrs ]. c. caywood. has returned
home.
Miss Fora Wilson. of Salisbury.
Pa. Is the guest OF Mrs. c. G. Jett
c. p. Stout went TO New York
Sunday night on a few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Sarter have
gone East on vacation.
l.. c. Holmboe is in Martinsburg
on business.
j. L. causson. Jr, OF NorthvIew. is
spending few weeks vacation at
Webster Springs.
Charles f. Teter. OF Phllippi is
In the city on business. -
Lloyd L. Bailey was here Monday
from Benson.
Attorney John C. Southern and
aunt. Miss Virginia Gain. returned
last night from visit OF two months
at Wanette, Okla.
N. f. Lawson was in the city from
Green Valley Monday.
Mrs. r. j. Hardman and daughter.
Bernadetta. are visiting relatives in
Salem.
Miss Nellie Lilly and Mrs. John
Goldsboro visited their sister, Mrs.
Charles Conrad, OF Parkersburg, Sun
day.
Miss Mary Kane has returned
from a visit of two weeks at her
home in Parkersburg.
Mrs. Jack Bridge spent Sunday
In Salem the guests Of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Muir
ray
j, Il. Boyles and daughter, Mrs.
II. NJ Mays. and daughter-in-law.
Mrs James Boylcs, and AIcinda Fur
bee of Adamston. and Miss Cinda
Boyles. OF Clarksbrg. left this morn
ing for Buffalo and Niagara Falls to
visit relatives for ten days.
Charles w. Furbee went to Web
ster Springs Monday for a vacation
visit.
Mrs. Elmer A. St. Clair and son,
Master Randall. returned last eveae
ing frc.m a three weeks recreation
visit on Elk river where they visited
friends. They were accompanied
home by Master George Fisher, Of
Sutton, who will visit week in the
city.
Dr.. w. B. Rogers. of Glen Falls,
was business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Watkins. of ga Bird
Lane. Glen Elk, and little daughter.
Daylnna, have gone to, High Hill,
Mo, which is about IS miles west Of
st. Louis. to make relatives a visit.
Little Miss Watkins had just returned
from Washington where she was at
tending school.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-10
PERSONAL

Sc. Winters. formerly OF this city.
now located in Plttsburg, where he is
a member OF OF the Shiloh Building
Company, contractors and builders.
spent Sunday here. He has been To-
Gated in Pittsburg i've years.
w. l. Lynch returned home Satur-
day night from vacation trip in the
East.
Marsh Smith returned Saturday
night from Pensacola. Fla, where
the last month he visited his brother,
A. Y. Smith, and his mothcrr He
reports his brother doing well in the
South and says his health is fine.
C. A. Ford was here last night
from Salem.
Miss Pearl Corbln, of Good Houe.
spent Sunday here.
1. Wade Cofrman, of Salem, can
didate for circuit clerk, spent Monday
in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar swiger and
child, OF Wallace, we're here Monday
returning from mt. Lake Park.
Wright Carpenter, former resi-
dent of the county, is here from
Ravenswood. where he is engaged in
farming.
l.. r. Mcmillan, OF Good Hope.
spent Monday in the city
Miss Meta Smith. of FaIrmont.
who has been the guest of her aunt,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-10
CONTRACT FOR PRISON

The city will do away with the city
prison and use the basement of the
county Jail hereafter. A contract
was made Monday with the county
court, the city to furnish free water
at the jail and court house for the
use OF the JAIL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-10

See E. v. carskodon about peaches.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-10
SPECIALS AT LYNCH'S
THIS WEEK.

Zoe White India Linen at Bic.
$I.35 White Shirt Waists, all
new. csc.
All Sun Shades reduced.
12iSc dress Ginghams at 10c.
13Ec new figured Lawns. Toe
$500 Ladies' Tailored Skirts 4.9S.
500 Ladies' Tailored Skirts i.9S
900 Ladies' Tailored Skirts SOS
Other special + throughout the
r. ]. LYNCH & co.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-10
NOTICE.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR,

August 10. 1908.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-22
LAWYER ESCAPES MOB
Continued from first page)
discussions"
Names Of ASssssins Not Known.

Nothing can be learned as to
the identity of the man who
composed the band. 1t is be-
lieved, however, that they were
"squatters" living along the
shore of Reelfoot Lake. The
two men they took from their
beds in the hotel we're here to
60 over rhe West Tennessee
COmpauy's land with j. F. Oar
peuter, AN attorney of Union
City, who was considering the
purchase ur part of it. Car.
penter's escaped Is due to the
fact that he VAS spending the
night al the nome of a relative.
The mob searched the hotel ut
Walnut Log for third man,
presumably Carpenter.