davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-09-07
back to nature

3 & Il
Have you seen the new LaPlaza
hat for school girls at Mrs. Henri
onnet's?
Get in line" Buy your scho oil
supplies at the Owl and get a pencil
box free. -.
p. R. Scribner of Northome came
in this morning and spent the day
on business in the city.
Charles Hayden, principal of the
Blackjack public schools, came in
from the duck" this morning and
spent the day with friends in, the
city.
il. George of this city, candidate
for the republican nomination for
county auditor, returned this morn
ing from short electioneering trip
to Blackjack. -. ....
Ray Foreman of Grand Rapids
came in this morning from Interna.
tional Falls, where he spent the
summer, and returned to the
Rapids" on the noon train.
Miss Martha Williams of Grand
Forks, N. D., who is enjoying the
summer in the Williams cottage at
Lakeside, came over this morning
and spent the day in the city.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-09-07

1 hereby announce that I am a
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for representative from this
district, comprising Beltrami,
Clearwater and Red Lake coun-.
ties. 3. =. III. ..-.
I believe I fully appreciate the
Importance and responsibility of
this office. I have lived in the
northern part of Minnesota for
the last thirty years, and am
familiar with the needs of the
district. The present undevel-
oped condition of the northern
part of Minnesota is shame on
the part of our legislature, mas
much, as, It is the cause of Ameri-
can people settling up the Domin-
ion of Canada to the prejudice
of our own country, which is
: ~. r.. =
more than equally as good in soil,
rainfall and climate and nearer to
markets.
The first step toward develop
ment, | think is roads. The
principal part Of the road work
should be done by the state be-
cause it is the party substantially
benefited. Little dabs of three
or four hundred dollars per town
ship per annum is Of no avail in
the work that the state should
20 IN the matter Of the develop
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-09-07

ment OF its principal part-north-
ern Minnesota. ..-- .-.-.
f. Political demgogues have
slandered and libelled the good
name of northern Minnesota by
the hair Drained cry DRAINAGE,
until central and southern Mime
sofa are prone to look at northern
Minnesota as if it we're nothing
but a frog pond. Drainage is all
right in its time and place, and
there are sections where it is
absolutely necessary, but the
unmeaning cry of drainage by the
politician has given us black
eye that it will take time to over
come. It has discouraged immi-
grafton.
Uppermost and above all, if /
am elected, / will in season and
out of season, vote and strive for
substantial state aid for roads.
And ] believe fully realize the
fight ! am up against in that the
representation from the northern
part is meager compared with
the representation from the other
parts of the state. But the whole
legislature must be made to see
that the state roads are substan-
tial benefit to the whole state.
earnestly solicit your support.
Respectfully,
| Henry Funkley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27
BOARDING HOUSE.
CASA DE HUEsFRDEs PUERTO
RIQURNA EN NUEVA YORK.

AcabR de eHtablscaEHa, EituGda en- Ritio
Centfioo, en- 81 n6m. Al EREt 81, goERnd0
de Ia quistud de In ealls , de Ia Comodi'
dad que para 81 tF6fioo Is ofrscsn Iaa lfnGAu
de tFanVfaH sI6Ctricoa de Broadway, de
Cuya artsEiR % euCuBntFA G media ouAdra,
muy CsFCa de la cuRFta aYsnids , de IL
Calls % que cFuER 10 Ciudad & media CuA'
dFa del famoBo Sob way 6 sea fsEEoCaEril
BubteErSC 90 y & una cuRdra del PRTqua
Madison. Edifcio gEands J elegants, hR
bitaCiOneH C6m0dag y amuabIadRH con eZ'
quiaito guHto , gran lujC; de esto Ua hR
snOaEgRdo una de las mGjoTss fAbricaH de
muebles aIfombFaH de diehA Ciuda6. Co
medor egplsEdido, HaPvidoH con 8BpBCiRl
CuidRdo atsndido peTTonalmentB p0F el
duefia. CoCinR espa fiola y americana. Pre-.
Cies m6diCos J txcslsnts tTato J AsrVici0.
Los hu6spedeB puedsn g0EaF do IN gran
panorama que lea ofTscs sl miImo edifCio.
DaBda HuB VsntGnRH "a dominR una gran
parts de ls Ciudsd, dies minutes de Ioa
grandeB tsatroH y de las famoEAH tisndRH
"SiegeI Cooper" ? otTaH no msnoE luioBaB,
cineo minutes de Broadway, donds eht6
al FlAtiron Building, IL fsmoBR planCha
que tantu llama IL atsnei6n & los viAisToa
= que ss lsvantR mBgSstuOIamOnts Glen
metros de la nueVR casa de hu6BpsdaE pueE'
toFFiqusIia. EEtR eI la casa que m6H ven
taisB Cfrece los pueFtorTiquefioa , lAtin0B
en- gsneEal sn lR gran metr6poli. Pida Vd.
cuRntcH datoB nsceaits. "a dutfio, Vicente
saniuTjo FranquiE, Nav York, Al East,
% Street. 15V.R
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27

tempo que el cafe Bss el pRFia eCon6mioo
do nuaBtEaB faenteg do FiquesaG.
A deOtEuiE tRl estGdo do coBan tendeF6D
les trabaioS de eHta comili6D; grands ca ol
0mpGho = gPandeB han dc ser los EscuFHoB
de que hsmoB de disponer.
No bAata SiempTG taner RR26n para GI.
CansRF juGtiCia: ueceGREio s8 psdirla con
inBiGt0ncis y clara direction, con snsTgia,
CEando llegu0 el caBo.
TenGmoB f6 On la propaganda por medic
dc 10 pRsnBR y aFelRmoB 90 ConcuVBc.
CentamoB, dGBds luggo, con lie inBular
COZ famoB en- su FatViotismo, para que ella
eAtimul8 8l pats aGcundaEnoB moral Y mG-
tOEiRlmentC; poT todoB lOB msdios poaibles
8oIiCitRRem0s la pEedHR naCioUal, fin dc
que ella RpoTte 6 uu8HtFo esfueEzo Ia ia.
huenCiR do Bu podeF an lRs dacisiones de
aquellos que, en- def 1itiva, habFkn de 70,
solver nueBtFo pIsito EB pReciRo que cads
Tinc6n de 10 igla eBte infoTmRdo de que 90
infciR sBts moVimientO, y que IR aBRmblaa
90 pToyectc Eegulte impoFtAnt0 poR sl I'd.
nero y Loo 0lemOntoB de VRIer y do aEEaigo
que ella RCudan.
P0nGamoB BincOFamsnte que el m0msnt0
eB decisive para los cafetsruB pueEtoEFique'
f0E; cTsemog Gsf miEmo que 0ga golidsri
dRd de in$eTeneB de que antas hsmes hs'
bl8dO, hR do manifsHtaHBG, On todO Ia pIe.
nitud en- favor de RqusIIos. No dsbsn
p0E mas tempo pGFmAnoOer indifsEentea 6
egoiatAu Lea EiqueEaB protegidsp. Elias no
dsbsn 0IvidRT pOT IN Imomentc, que log
oRfstsToS pueEtoITiqUsfoB en- % CaEactaF
dc communicates, oontEibuyen oI gostsni.
miento de 0Ba pHima, lus poF COnduCto de
lG taHifA hR ageguFado 81 bienaataE hR
CoHtFibufd0 81 dsEaTFollo aBombroao de
diG8 1loB aOG. Deben elias tensr pFeuante
tRmbi6n que lR TiquezR CO fstsFR, abAtida y
tod0, fguTa con una area Cultivada de
176, 600 CuGRdsB taEBdaR en- aiets millones
% dollars en- un total de 81 milIones de-
pTOpiedad real; ls cana fguFa con IN area
de $4,000 OueFdaa ana tasaci6n de
ounce millonss pT6Eimsment0.
Sin hablar do como , en- Cuanto la taEi'
ia benGfeiR al tabReo , lRB ffutRB, bisn
vale 10 pena det0neFae conaidsrsR que eI
azdeaF TGcibG IN Bubsidio efactivo de apro'
ximadRment0 oCho milI0nGB de dollars DOR
ConduCt0 de RquellR.
ApRRta de todo Bantimient0 RItHuiats,
GntendemoH que por pEopio intsE6B dabsn,
tanto 10 EiquGgA aEuoaEsFa como laa demEB
fAvorscidau, dRr lR manO & IR oafotara y
ayudaEla & que IuEjs nu0vamsnts pE6up6'
"a para que ella HigR sisndo On aI porvenir
base imp0Etante de tFibutRCi6n fuanta de
bieDaBtaE para tOdOH aquelloH que enc
CultiVo de1iCan gug afansg. ~-
Y 10 migmo que les induEGEiaa puerto
ETiqusfRs RpslamOB, aCudiFsmoB con MAJ
insiltancia adm Ian gEaudes organizacio
mes industEiRleg, msTOantileB ? agriooIal
de In metE6p0li, intsEaHRdaa taut0 como
noBotEOa en- ls pTOspaFidad de medic miIl6u
dc ConHumidoEel, & quianaB, msFCad Ia
tAEifa, sbaEtscsn elias poE complete.
] kn osa cEiteEio. 40 inBpiraE6 la C0miHi6E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27

al TsdaCtar lR msmoTia, ? tra2a1RB les II.
meas gOneralsB dc eats, iFsmoB & ls ABnm'
blea de CafeteroB con Ia meior buenR fe;
COZ fades an 10 iusticiR de nuestFa deman'
do n0h eRfoTZarsmoB para que la foFma
fondo del Memorial EsDpondRn a IoH fnes
pOrBeguidos y eBt6n lR altuEa del Con
gTeBo Americana.
PeFo, RpaFte del Memorial que somets'
TemoH & Ia AsSmblsR, diramos tambisn &
los allf reunidoB: Una vez mas iremos &
Warrington ca Rctitud do protection para
nueatTo cafe. AdBcFitoB 6 Ia modalidad
Gcon6mioa uaCional, para 81 tambien que
FemoB sl bsnefcio do la TArifs; si POE
RgundG vaz fF8cRaamoa en- tan Iggftimo
emptfi0, ll6guese nuestFa voz & los ArTo'
OsEo8, ViticultoE6S, OsrveeeFoB Manufae
tureFoB nGCionRles todo8, para dscirIet:
"Lo miBmo que para el Consumidor ameri'
cRn0 era d8BoonOCid0 nusatro cafe. no %
conoCf Rquf, hace diez afloB apsnaB, nj ol
aFrog, nj 81 vino, POGO las csEVszRS , NADIA
las manuf&etursB de aIgod6n, calEado y
BsdaEfRg RmeEicRnag.
Hemos Bolicitado del Congreso, 81 dscir
de vueatFOH mRndatGEioH qae, por ol misno
pEocsdimiento, msTced aI cual auuellos
pEoductoH Vusatrog, Bs han impueuto 81
conEumidor pusEtoEriquef1o, % impongs
igualmsnts Al conBumidoF amaricepo, el
csfs de nuostEs TERRA. Ha sido On vnne:
lR TaEifa ssguiEs opEimiendo & nussHFo ca.
fstaE0 nin bTindarls bsnefcio aIguuo. Pero
eBa iudifsrenCiG naCional = vuegtFa no
pusde, en- mOdo aIguno, imp plicar nuestra
indifsrsncis. No Rlistiremos impsaibIes {
10 deHapariei6n dc Ia induEEriS cafetoro
puertoEEiquGfs; dstrGs de asos cafstsFog,
OSt6 Ia igla GntoEa diBpueata 4 uaaF ds re-
pEssaliaa con todos GquelIOB, que, ampars'
dos ganerDHGmapts dor ella en- nuB indus
tRisR miEan, sin embargo, con IL m6s ab.
uolutR indifaReneia 0l poEveniE DO Ion In,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27
DETALLES DEL PRI-
mer CenSO en- New
York.
la PObIaei6n que en- 1890 tsrfa sI
C0ldaEa de Albany.
EsHdDuIOs TslIgIVSOs contra Ia RumlTltldh Do los
h,bIilBIeg. -

La ofcina del Cenao de NusvR Ymk
ha hsCho una publication que contiens de.
TALES B0bFG Ia vida de fAmiliR an EquslIG
Ciudad en- tl ma 1890.
Esta publication lleVa poF tftuIo "Ca-
bass de fsmi.is en- 81 primer CsnEo".
La obEa FeOopilada con f1togFAfiGs y
ooPiaB del CenH0 original de 1890, contisns
loS nombra8 dc CAbszRs de famiia de 60.
do el Eltado, junto con dstallea con res.
peCto al nGmsro de varons8 blRnCoB libEes
de msnoa de diez Bsis amos, mujeEsB
bl&ncas EbFes ETC., incluyendo otTRB paE'
BonaB GbreH , esolayoF.
El COndado de Albany tents en- 1870
una poblsci6n de rs. 921. En- Ia listR de-
cabsEaH dc fAmilia apaTsOen algunoH nom.
bEGB muy ConocidoB como VandsEbiltF,
VasdeE. Van Alien, Van Dyks otEoB.
aabfa OchO RooHoVelts, escFibi61doEa en-.
t6nceB ests nombTe con unR HolR so.
La Giudad de Nueva York tents Hiets
divisioneH y lR de Harlem.
El mayor u6msTo do eBolAvoH (518)
eBtRbR or lR division EGte, misntEaH en Ia
SuH habfa 116 entire hombrea muisrsg.
EI primer csn8o pudo hRcaEse con gran.
der dihcultadsg, poFque muchoB de lcH
antspRBRdts tomRron el aBuntO como ain
tomR de aumanto de impueatoB rehusR'
ban dRF information aIgunR. Otra ptqus'
nj paRts de la poblRCi6n tuvo escrGpuloB
FsligioHos contra Is numeEaci6n de los ha'
bitRnteH
Ouando, dsBpu6E de infinite trabsio, 90
complete el Censo del EAtado, fu6 enyiado
Warrington per IN msnBsjsro que tom6
0cho dfGB On 81 viais.
Las sstadfStiOas dsmueEtFsn qua habfs
21; 129 eBClavoH On ell Estado y ests n6me'
70 no inoluye IaS muchss perBonas que %
tsbAn obligadag al HsIvicio por IN dms'
70 de amos
Solsmante 20 hScfan GsiB praguntRB aien'
do una de Las pTincipaIes para aHsgurREIs
del nGmeF0 de hombEes que sataban On
Rptitud de entrar Ell Bervicio miliGaF.
Los empleados del CenHo sumiuiltERbAn
aus cbjstoB de egcTftorio aus propioE me-
todoB de description topogr6fcR.
AlgunRB de las deBcEipcioneB que hA'
clan do CisTtRs loCRIidRdsA sFan: "Una pc
qutfiR RldeR llRmada WhitsleAbuTgh,- un
sitio do pooa importancis. EI GAMING
gufa de WeFrell's Bridge & Old Doc k
CFe'k, desds sllf Greg Toron de slli
hsuts 81 arroyo que sHtG Rl principle, ,
htstR; Duck Crstk Neck incluysndo Ia
tienda de Hill sl herrsro."
Los snumeFadoTss Feoibfsn 81 por cadG
Glen nombrGs que FsCogfsn.
En- 1890 lR pobiaci6n de los Eutadou
UnidoV, excluyendo loB GEclavoB, era dc
3.231.53S habitantsE. 81 Conto del primer
CouSo fu6 do $44,377y Be smplsaEon On
cate tTRbsjo $50 peFaonag
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27
Camas J rupa blanca.

FL bazaF de la calIs de San Francisco
Bigus ofreciendo al p6bliC0 sI mas BsleCto
UuEtido dc objstOH de fantasia que pusds
dsgeaFBs. Adsm6B de log EombFeToH para
SefiorRs , BtfoTitas, ? otFoI mil obistOH
para damAs csbRllsFog, tisne IN busn
suFtido de camaR con todos EuH accessories
, de les mas slegRntea modsloF. Un gran
Tuttido de Topa blanca para BefioEaH
y Rfi1ritAH acaba de Fecibir poF loB tIti'
mos vApOrsB = todR claBs de pEsndaB de
entR claas pusden encontrRFBs en- LAS No
vsdadea". Essncias fuas, de todAa mar
CAS- ProCsdsnCiaH. ObjstoR de toCRdOE.
PuTsguaH y HombrillaB Hs sncusntFan Rllf
& prscios ain Competencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27
F. VALINES GOFRESI.

Constructor y ContEatiSta dc obEaF. Ca
lie del PaTqua, pRFadA A. Bowl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27
V, MERINO & Co.
Telefono 432.
Apartado de correo L.o76.

Teefono 432 Apartado de correo 1919
InodOros Fregaderos
Immediate
Blano
upeor Crstaa pna de tOos Cser pana Ia
Amarillo
Cral Iragauzes Madore Lunas Ferrera HeTa
Mdu cnadr Cuadros
sdO Papel Enapar dvsdad arcuOa Veneer
para limp
San Francisco So. San 2 R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27
De como los demtCYataS
pFaCtiCaD Ia dGm0CTaCi8

III oEgNnisAdor nacionaI George II
Goebsl = el camaTad0 WaldhoFlt, CRndi'
dato Ia AlCaldiR de Birmingham, ALI,
fu0EOn 0prssRdeB por hAbIsF en- lR Gale =
Oada uno 20 l0 impuIO una muItR do
$50. EHto obsdoCi6 & iuAtiglCiOnCB del
AlCalds Ward. D0Bpu6I el Rlcalds con-
don6 lA muItG Rl CAmArad0 Gnebel para
que pudisTa GOguiT IN viOjs. El Cano del
CamaERdR WRldhoEHt ssr6 llsvRdo un
juFRdo. 81 Bsntimiento pdbliCo latOntO
est6 por 10 abISluCi6D.
Como docs mil mineroB do carbon GAtkn
On huelgG en- los RlEsdadoEGB do BiEmiu'
CHAM. Este mismo RlcElde Ward en- Julio
20 frm6 an ContFAto con lR sloBB Mining
Company, gsgdn 81 Cual la CiudRd perci'
bir6 dies dolIaFg msnGuGIOB por Bun pEiHio
neroa de RmboI BexoB SptoB para el tTabA'
10. El ContEato dice en- paEt0 como Bigue:
''Quo la Compafi fifa CaTb0neFs tenGr6 deTb'
Ch0 loa ssEvicios do todaa las parBonau
Rptas para el tIabAjo, que hRyGn Bido con-
danRdaB por l& Giudad, FeB8Ev6ndoBs Ia
compafiiR el deEeCho de FeChszar CualquiO'
70 que no Esfua COndiCiOnaB uBicaU para eI
trabSjo. La CompAfiis tendFE obligation
de mantOneE lOB presses bsio GuBtodia hanta
% musFts 90 extinBi6n do CondOna'.
BiEmir CHAM 90 hallG bDjO complete do
mimic democrats. OtEOl dem6cratGn del
Sur no Green on al libEs uB0 de ID palAbEn
y Contestan con huSvoI & los NTgumentol
uOCialintaV, como ls paD6 & j. L. Fits 81
IAbado paBAdO ca GTOonvilIO, TOnn.-N
I. SOOSGIOt,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27
APERTURl De CURSE.

La apeEtuss del nusvo cuEao sgco'aF en-
el CoIegio de Iaa Religions del sagFado
CoRaz6n de JOads en- 9AntuTcs gaF6 D. N.
para las nifhH intsrnaS sl dia 2 del pE6xi.
mo ssptismbTs = para Las niflag GxtarnaB
81 dfa 3 & La 8 de la mafiana. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27

tsEsIss inuuIaEsB, hoy, tan americanos CO.
mo loB HuyoB y de IoB CualeB son slloB fR
tRlmente BolidaFiou.
POnos, P. R., "a de Agogto de 1908.
SsCci6n de PoEcs de Ia C6maER do Co.
msFciO de Puerto Rico Carlos Armstrong
(bijO), PFsHidantP
OomiHi6n do PEopsganda para IL Fre-
tecci6n 81 Caf6.- Carlos Lopez de Tord,
PEeuidants.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27
S0R6 Ia hgra ftlIl.

Con 81 gran BuEtid0 de oamRB, muabIsH,
-taIaH de r1cdR, oaBimirsg, fon6grsfoE, etc +,
etc. 81 que no % CaGa, Gs poEqus no
quleTs. En- "El CialO." Ventas 6 pIazO
, 81 eontRdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27
UH fen0maRaI SuFtid0.

Ell Hfor Am6riCO saIaB que BismpEa re.
nusva eI suFtido de 90 aCrsditado s1tkbls.
Cimisnto "El Popular" hR EsCibidO en- e.
toH tiltimoH vapoTes, nueVOB = slsgAntiIimoz
modeloH de ea'zado para HtfioFRE, DC RiioEitag,
nifi1B CabslIsHoE. Ofreca Las meiore8
maEcaH de EstadoE UnidoH Europa y los
modslcB son lindfEimoB. Los prucinH Iin
compstancia. HR hscho tambien nusVaa
introducCiOnss de eIsnciaH fnag aguaE de-
tocsdor = polvoB para Ia cara y diantsE.
EHtuChsB muy aTtfsticoB , de elGgEntfIimRB
foTmaH Es In msioF 0poFtunidRd para
adquiFir inmeioFables aFtfcuI0B de fantaHfR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-27

IN egtR imPFsnGa 90 Vgnd8 papal DO
poEi6diOo vigio & $500 lo8 Is kiIoa CWn
quiataLl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-05
RESPECTED NAN
I. PASSED AWAY
JOSEPH sATTERFIELD DIED YES.
TERpAY EVENING AT ms,
HOME AT HoPEWELL.

Mr.. Joseph satterAeld, a greatly re-
spected citizen Of Hopewell. died yes.
terday afternoon shortly before five
O'Clock at his home. Deceased had
been Ill for some time from q com.
plication Of diseases and mis- death
was not unexpected. Mr.. satter6eld
was aged 81 years and was a son Of
Samuel and Mary A. satterael.l.
Aaron and Frank satterfeld are broth.
ers Of the deceased and his sisters
were Mrs. R. p. Harr. Mrs. J. E. Jol,
life, and Mrs. H. B. West. DR.. c. C.
satterheld deceased, was another
brother. HIS wife, formerly Miss phoe-
be Harr. and six children survive,
namely, Mrs. Nora Malotte, Wayne,
Jessie, Blanche and zella satteraeta,
and Mrs. Nellie Foman. lnterment
will be in Maple Grove cemetery fol-
lowing services in Hopewell church
at o'clock. Undertaken Jenkins in
charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-05
nemonstratlon Postponed.

The demonstration. of Aluminium
Ware advertised to commence at
Hartley's today h1s been postponed
until November 9Th.
On account of the railroad falling to
deliver the goods on time the change
of date is necessary and the store
feels that this apology and explanation
is due its many customers who would
otherwise look for the DEMONSTRATION.
When the first announcement was
made there seemed to be no doubt bu.
what the stock would be delivered on
time and Hartley's regret very much
that they are unable to be true to the
advertisement on the date named.
But beginning on Monday, Nov. st:,
and continuing through the week, in
cluding Saturday, an expert demon.
strator will show the merits and su.
perlority of Aluminium cooking uten.
sis over all others and every woman
is invited to witness it.
Some especially low prices will be
made during demonstration week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-05
CONGRESSMEN
ALL. ELECTED
NICE MAJoRlTlEs FOR HUBBARD,
! sTuRelss, WOODWARD, GAINES
AND H0eaEs.

I The going was easy sce all the Re.
publican candidates for congress.
there being but little variation from
their maiorities OF two years ago. Ia
The first district the only material loss
sustained by Mr.. Hubbard was In Ma
rlon county. which was carried BY
Robinson by small plurality. Har.
'rlson. Hancock, Lewis and Marshall
gave him handsome gains over the
vote of 1904. In the second district
Mr.. Sturgiss was never in danger, and
while the smallest plurality was re.
ceived by Mr.. Woodyard. it was not
close enough to cause him alarm.
With Messrs. Gaines and Hughes
there was nothing to 1t but the count.
ing. The majorities received by the
Ave congressman compared with tnelr
matorities of two years ago, follow;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-05
STATE BOARD OF
TRADE TO MEET
MANY OF OUR PEOPLE WILL AT.
TEND SESSION AT cLARks,
BURG NEXT WEEK.

The fourth onnual meeting of the
West Virginia State Board of Trade
win be held in clarksburg on Noyem.
Der 10th and 18th. Much interest is
being manifested in this meeting.
The fact that clarksbirg is SO near
to this city insures large attend.
ance from the local board cf trade.
Another thing that will add to the 10.
cal Significance. is that our distin.
guished townsnan, Ex-Governor A. B.
Fleming, is president Of the state
Board of Trade. His speech at this
meeting will contain many things Of
Interest and will be one of the strong
features Of the meeting.
Walton Miller has been appointed
chairman of lie auditing committee
]. NJ. Jacobs is member OF the COM
mittee on manufactures. ]. E. Wa.
son and L. G. Race are members OF
the committee on transportation.
Many matters of interest to the
State will come up at this meeting.
On the night of the eleventh the
clarksburg Board Of Trade will give
a splendid banquet to the attendants
Of the State Board Of Trade at the
Waldo.
The Fairmont Board Of Trlde select
ed the following delegates TO attend
the meeting: ]. NJ. Hartley, L. L. Ma.
lone, A, L. Lehman, c. w. Watson.
Sam R. Nuzum, ]. A. Clark, NJ. L.
Hutchinson, o. 8. Mckinney, Harry
Shaw. ]. e. Robinson, A. Bowen, R. T.
Cunningham. A. H. Fleming, George
beBolt, W. s. Raymond, II. /. Bsett.
Walton Miller and ]. N. Jacobs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-05
WILL PUBLISH
CONTRIBUTIONS
SAYS LIST IS LONG ONE, BUT RE.
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE WILL
MAKE GOOD.

NEW YORK, Nov. Sin state
ment given to the press last night,
Frank H. Hitchcock, chairman II the
Republican national committee au-
nounced that a complste list Of all the
contributions made to the Republican
campaign fund would be made public
in the near future. work already hav.
ing been begun on the tabulatlon Of
the list.
The list Is a very long one, Mr..
Hitchcock said, and will give every
contribution made. 1t will be issued
in printed FIRM.
Mr.. Hitchcock will have headquar.
ters the latter part OF this week for
Chicago, where ne will remain sew.
eral days to settle up the business of
the campaign in that city. on< his
+eturn Journey he will stop at Hot
Springs, Va, where he will visit W.
II. Taft, the President,elect, for a
few days, and then come to New York
to close up the national headquarters
here.
Iu speaking of the States that are
still in doubt, Mr.. Hitchcock said thar
from reports ne mas received from
State leaders. he was confident Mon
tana and Colorado were safe for Taft.
He also said that he had received a
telegram from State Chairman Hay.
ward. Of Nebraska, saying that he had
not given up that State to Bryan.
Maryland Is regarded as close by Mr..
Hitchcock, while adylces from Mis-
souri, said that Hadley. Republican.
had been elected governor and the
State would probably go to Taft.
afr. H4tclcocx announced, that Re
publican national headquarters would
probably be closed by the end of the
week, except the suite OF rooms which
has been used by himself.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-05
Bryan Senator
Nebraska Legislature Democratic and
Peerless WIN Go to Senate.


LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 5.-whlte re.
turns from the State are meager, indl.
cations are that the Democrats will
have a majority on joint ballot in the
legislature and this means the elec.
ton of W. ]. Bryan to the United
States Senate. =.
Bryan has insisted that he would
rather serve in the United States Sen
ate than be President. 1t is admitted
that his personal popularity carried
the Democratic ticket In the State and
his friends say Just recognition de
mands his receiving the senatorial
post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-05
cARELL COUNTY.
TAFT Gets Lead of $50 : Republicans
Name Three Members of House
of Delegates.

HUNTINGTON. Nov. 5.-wfth re-
turns practically complete, Taft re-
cciyel majority in Cabell county of
80 Glasscock runs about IS ahead
of BENNETT. The Republicans have
named Harshburger, sheriR: D. B.
Smith for State senator; Ralph Rob
inson and R, S. Brammer, for House
of Delegates. The Democrats named
one for the House. George j. Comas;
aIcCnlloch for county clerk; McWil.
Iiams. for circuit clerk. and Wyatt for
prosecuting attorney.
Congressman James A. Hughes Is
elected by plurality of from $500 to
5000