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The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24

If the microbes of war have so thoroughly saturated MT. Richard Pearson Hobsons' system that he must have fight, why not chal. lenge Senator Tillman to a mortal cambat in a four year gabfest. The first one to stutter being dis qualified. Such an arrangement would provide amusement for them and relieve the balance of the country.
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24

What right has a man got to take a girl out buggy riding in hired rig when he owes the editor $3 on subscription? Will Jeff Clinton please R. S. V. P?-Leesville (Col.) Light. Jeff is shore" a skunk if he don't R. s.
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24
Its a mighty good boy that lives up to his mother's expectations.

Mir. Gompers, the labor leader, has evidently bitten off more than he can successfully ''gomp" in at tempt to deliver the labor vote to Bryan.
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24

The way to get business is to paw some. If that don't get it, don't quit paving. snort and paw too. Don't be a dead one uptil the doctors insist on it.
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24

With Lloyd's writing policies in- surfing agaist the election of Bryan at the rate of l0h per cent. and William Hauledoff Hearst against him also. it looks as though the people nights as we'll commence all over for there will be no race.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-04
Dissertation On Roast Pig.

Had Chas. Lamb never written
his fine essay on the beauties Of a
young pig roasted just to turn
as Dick Dugdale did it Saturday
last, surely some one-say, for
instance, Captain Barrett or Oscar
Olsen, would have caught enout h
0 inspiration Saturday evening
last to immortaIize that glorious
branch of the culinary art.
1t was at a banquet given by
Messrs. I it h and Delehan, that
some forty of their friends, and
the afore mentioned roast pig met.
Messrs. Delehan and Hitch kind
invitation had been largely hon.
ored, and the guests took their
places attne beautifully set tables.
The piece de resistance" being
a fine pig roasted whole under the
care of Caterer Dick Dugdal. 4.
Wnen the keen edge of festal
appetite had been somewhat worn
off and the Champagne sparkled
in the crystal Toastmaster Gross
gave the word for the feast of
re ast and flow of SOUL and feast
and now continued until away
past midnight, when the guests
returned to their own household
gods vita the klndest feeling of
appreciation towards their large
hearted pair OF feast givers.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-04
Blaze Dnring Blizzard.

On Monday morning while the
blizzard ragged at its best, the
sharp clang of t le fire bell reused
the town into alarm and brought
olt every available bit of fire
fighting strength in quick time.
To the great relief of all it was
learned promptly that the danger
was in the outskirts and not in
the business section of the town.
An alarm had been started by
Oscar c. Olson, who for some
time prior thereto had vainly tried
to check a smouldering flame IN
the residence of George Z. Lem
mon. Despite the storm and the
intervening snow drifts the appa-
ratus had soon been taken by
willing hands to the endangered
house and in a short time the
flames were quenched. The fire
had originated from an overhead
ed pipe in the basement, the
flames communicating to the floor
nearthe chimney and then spread
ing upwards through various par
utions. 1t is cause for rejoicing
t lat Mr.. Lemmon's 5 fine resideI C :
did not suffer more materially,
the damage done baing comra :
atively light.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-04

Bro. Fred Aultmann admits in
his recent number in a most dole
ful homily, that he really done
got married, and uses that fac I
as a means to tell his long suffer
ing friends how necessary it is
for eachoand every mothers son
Of them O 1e extra advertising
space in ms g-of-freedom, and
to give him all the job prlntIl e
on the side. Subscriber S are ad-
mOnished--all on account of Fred S
pettlng spliced to come and pay
). and furthermore Fred is get
tlrg ready TO get all the Lar d
Office legals in the future. He
sure needs da mon since now he
mas a wife. All Of which corrob-
crates the theory that a scribe
ought never to get married. But,
glory, if Fritz can write as agon-
IZingly in connection with his
nuptlals, what sort Of a talk will
the dear boy put up when he re-
co ds such trifiing future events
a, for instance, the birth of the
firth or sixth ittle Aultnan?
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-04
November Weather.

The following are the resume of
meteorological data, as observed
and recorded Uy Cooperative OF
Server J. L. Go1orth at his station
near Orange, during the pa. t
month:
t1lghest Temperatures I'd, 65
deg. 5th, 65 deg. 18th, 66 dt &.
18th, II de-. lstn, 90 deg. 10Th,
TO dee. Lo vest day time : from
IN to loLn, resp. z3, %, "a and
% deg. 2tt to 3 th, resp. 20, Il,
81, 80 and - deg. Lowe, st tenn :.
during the night 18th, Z Ceg.
9th, 8 q, g. -ytn, = deg. 3Jth 2 ao. +.
the n4ontn WAS characterized
by two dlsllnct warm and cold
waves. he month openll g with
a set maximum OF AZ deg lor tle
first day, " hlcn continued as nlgh
u1 til the oLn, When the mercury
II st a4uy until it reached It's
low mar the night of the 18Th.
/ On the 44tA again warmer weatn-
e. L III, continuing comfortable
4.4Lll the 30, about which Llae
the st0rA4 puflod OF the last part
oI the nIOuLn Uroke loose.
| Heavy wlnd IS recorded Nov. s,
9, III and L. Snow storm for Nov.
- and 20. Blizzard TOR Nov. 81.
Snow fslI is noted TOR Nov, Ii,
-, 70. LoLe4-, Il IL inches. kaln,
/ nov. Is, - nch.
number o4 lays with precipi-
tation, four. Days clear, n, pa
lcIoudy, I; cloudy, ..
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-04
Perkins County Politics.

Our nelghborS OF Perkins
county are just now hard at spec
ulating upon the ! e lding organi-
zation of the county, which will
be effected through an election
within three months of the
November election which declar-
ed for county division. This cleo
ton will be ordered by the COVE :
nor Of the state and has not yet
been announced, although il may
be expected daily. OF course,
considerable interest centers in
the county seat fight, and no less
in the personnel Of the officers of
the temporary organization.
The people TO the south Sc 2m
to be bent on making a campa gn
Of it and it is understood that
they already have a ticket of
their own in the field, completely
shutting out Lennon. So it is
but fair that the Lennon people
and those who find their interests
here, should begin to look out for
themselves.
Of those who have ambitions to-
serve the county, but few have
as yet been mentioned. Proni-
nent among them are Fl. II. Aid
rich, as candidate for county
treasurer, and Z. F. Barrett, Sr.,
candidate for the position Of
county auditor. Both these gen
tlemen have been in the fore
front Of the community's deveI-
opment, both have a strong num-
Der Of friends who would be glad
to see them land the jobs, and
bo.h are eminently well fitted for
tae positions they seek. Fer
county Judge Albert Z. Wager,
one of our resident attorneys, has
spoken up, and he too is spIen-
didly fitted for the position and
has the goodwill of a large num-
Der of citizens with him. The
state law demands that the
county judge must be a lawyer
entitled to practice in the state,
and this qualification Mr.. Yager
has proved well during his resi-
dence ano professional activity t
Lennon since the summer of
last year. Mr.. Yager is a Dakota
pioneer, having come here in ter
ritorial days, and settling in
Lake county in 1883. He is a
graduate of the state university
law school of Vernillion, and has
practlced from his graduation un-
til he came here, at Madison, Wis.
Of candidates for the other
Offices apparently none have as
yet made their final decision. For
sheriff, however. both M j. Carey
and Henry Stolzenburg are prom
intntly mentioned.
AS to the three commissions r
ships, the county population seer S
to be quite decided that it will
oppose auy and all candidates
who are or were ranchers in these
parts be ore the great settlement
movement. And, most likely, Il e
honyaks will have their way
there's quite few Of them.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-04

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'13 typewriter papers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-14
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF the authority vested II
me by deed Of trust bearing date
on the 18th day Of April, 1906 execut
ed by Edith Bradshaw and James
Bradshaw, her husband, to the under
signedn ole E! Wycof, as trustee. to
secure to George NJ. whatsoever and
Ada F. Bush, as sureties on certain
note therein described, the payment
Of said note, which said deed Of trust
is recorded in the Clerks Office of tae
County Court Of Marion county, and
State Of West Virginia, in Trust Deed
Book NO, q, page 2O7, the undersign'
led will offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder at the front door
Of the Court-aouse, in the city Of Graf
ton, Taylor county West virginia, on
the 9th day Of October, 1908. at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-14

feasef ana famb6feels merry mus
sic7i mltup. "a Hosai Reception
with the dIoll comedian Edward
Wright ana bis famous gaiey CY.4
edy Four will be the attraction at
The Grand on Monday October 1911.
slessFs weaver ana KampeFgef have
surrounded heir tar With large
and talented company Of players
among Who riasy be nient ioaea MISS
Eleanor WOO, me wen known cperat
HI sophfano. ne xaade Eiiie coming
jent = exceptionally strong. number
six BIG feature acts. headed 81 Yea
ger-Lewis & KAN, comedy acrobats.
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rItlNeToa NEWS.

lew items from our Quiet
~ lBH-
u. Gutter was called to Fair.
BY the Illness OF her
BOT hurt in the mines
#
sssl3 occurred the death Of
a1sssoa after an illness Of ty.
Greg We are sorry to hear Of
p slle 'ised TO be G citizen
he is survived w u
her and two broth ars.
is also III OF i've same
vi hopet for HIS recovery
Collins went to Wolf
s!IeFe she will remain till
altsdg hats for Molte Nor
ttggh Hess and Arch san,
teaFe Wednesday for the
shere they VII spend a
vacation and we hope
have q fine time.
pig 9pened with good en-.
~ q tie grades. The de-
tiieF enables the children
Hith4the exception Of
yept Ii home by sick.
1ttI.e ~ ~ z . M Z, {, ", s.,,t II . 4
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c1NnnEncE.
Country imprt.sed With 0iter-
10 Of Judo. Tafl.

Country Impressed With uttar-
as5u1 ct JUDGE Taft.
Judge Tart haz rteaiilr -rov.n
On The connti.r sine bls ro,,,i,,.,
tion. Hls iudieiol o5ll. bie y,
briefly ofuttefs,,it.a All l;js os,i.5
tude 81 ieef tes6oi, sIbijiiy ,nSs
.iIisimnrcs ssil rs eoantFF rbss
are what want. "a rs ,o,,.
tidsilsesii; & a !. AL =,
depre sion
u s. II IIeiton. M Iient " me
( aIexicaii ce6tFai ~ llT6ad VINO
was one K ArF .Issft.s 'yisitoTs
last week eaid a \ i, IntetyIsy Z.
In my i,ldement tbe elect,oT sof
!. Mr.. TAFT Il 81 fhe utmost in,T,or.
lance 10 railroad mon AZ 4 t.lass I
because Ii mems the restoratior.
Of confidence. which Il necessary
!, before We can none for 4 ,nerma.
Z hent revival a business ! The
great tronbie with the failfoalIs
has been their inability to raise
the necessary money With which
to carry ON extensions ana I'M
progements. To get this money
there must be confidence on the
part Of the investing public. ana
this confidence viii certainly Re
secured BY the election Of Judge
Taft"
The campaign has reached the
point where 1t Is wise 10 make
the personality Of Mr.. Taft
known and familiar over tha
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-14
TRUSTEES SALE,
OF Valuable Real Estate Located Nea,
the City Of Ealrmont.

the City OF Ealrmont.
Under and by virtue Of the authori.
ty vested in me BY a certain deed Of
trust. executed By John A. Hupp, to
me as trustee, bearing date on the
f29th day Of April, 1905, of record in
the clerks office Of the County Court
'of Marion county, West Virginia; in
Trust Deed Book No. 10, page 44s.
win on the 18th day Of November.
1908, between the hours Of ten
O'Clock, p. ms Of said day. proceed to
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder at the front door Of the Court.
house Of Marion county, Wess Virgin,
ia, all of the real estate in said deed
of trust described and conveyed, sit.
uate in Grant district Marion county,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-14

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on THE YEAR WEE ID DATED JANUARY8f. lpog



a FEW WORDS ABOUT THE FAIRatoNT WEST vIRciTlAi1
The Farmont West yirgnan leading
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patronage having than doubled its circulation
years
II is the ONLY FAIRMONT[ PAPER GIVE ms RE ADERS
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ISOLATION H gets its the from TIE
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than any other Fairmont pare having
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1t is the only Fairlnon daily that advertisers
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It gives OF from 40 columns more
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These some Of the reasons why IL gaining ii circulation
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NOT WITH eoMPERs.
sas says Worklnsnnen

lsot g Be MIsIed.
oct Secretary
tke Department Of Com.
LABOR returned here after
Nov York, where he went
or the November election.
nor being misled by MI.
anu his coterie.p said Mr..
taough the laboring men
they had not received
osa congress the recognition
% tpr They also recognize
&iet characterization has done ey-
~ power for them"
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5.rzz TO SHIPPERS WILL BE
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g Il esilsA iQE9 aoe tnfnisll-.
q = y psrs asslring taea p 4 IN ar
Y Z. =. 1884 {l 3li' tae greatest
sgiHiit shall prevail, IT.
es eSibed that the new Unit
as 81 az e must contain the
ziisEisn ot the new contract
RI. sln aLlsis must conform %
eliIs tilat yellow paper
rider Notify" shipments
RI Tor y Straight con-
selght Assce iatioR and
' ne soeiation, compris.
tse ifpas tant lines between
snd the Mississippi
lossss g IA no nave Joined in a
ga e .34a z 2 public, in part as fol-
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Wnsn something happens to upset
the routine Of things in your home
or business. at is usually something
which a want ad. can repair. :
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That work overtime. for whicsd 81
sanized labor demands extra pay, il
far preferable in Republican times to
the half time. half pay, or no time
and no nay results Of the Democratic
blight OF paralysis to American indus
tries.
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IT'S not necessary to look up yester-
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.per-there's an ad. in To-DAY's that
you ought to read and answer.
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on the occasions when yonr adyer.
Using Is the most interesting in the
paper your store viii be the most In
tereHtlng IN town,
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To restrict production, as the Dem
'ocracy proposes, would be to hamper
industry and penalize inyen1lon.
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West Virginia. snI naun3 W
|oos
Beginning ai d corner 81 'o iofm.r
lly owned By sirl 3. r ooro|n. .ni
running thence s. % w its.5 noIss
70 post another corner 30 said Cor
big lot on lane thence with the ts
y. 81 Z. % poles 10 q post cofner 90
sllzabeth Holdsworih lot on lane;
thenes With Hue o. said Hodsvofih
loN N q J. ~ poles to a stake ~
EFaFine thence i. Soy. ssI.e poles 10
q post tlsenee N 57sf W. Is poles 10
the egtnplag containing 1888 acrt.
being the same reai estate conveyed
Itc John a. tinppby S. i. Wilson odd
Others by deed dated September 80.
1883 81 recordln saiii county ia D5sa
Book No % oil pas ss5. ExcentIn.
|and reseTging an Tie coai Sna other
minera fighss ana pfiyIeses amer.
taining Thereto
reFFss ot sale.
" One. third cash ami the residue in
two suuai installmenls payabIe in one
and two years ecllyely, from day
Iot sale with interest on each 81 said
installments. from ID ot Baie.
Given under my hand this Ga day
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-29

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Circuit Territory of Hawaii.
At Chambers-Tn Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Clarissa
M. Davis, late Of Honolulu, Oahu,
Deceased.
Order of Notice of Hearing Petition
for Administration.
On Reading and Filing the Petition
of Rebecca Haili of Honolulu, Oahu,
alleging that Clarissa M. Davis of
Honolulu, Oahu, died intestate at Ho-
nolulu, Oahu, on the goth day Of Au-
gust A. D. 1908, leaving property in
the Territory of Hawaii necessary to
be administered upon, and praying
that Letters of Administration issue to
William Savidge,
1t is ordered that Friday, the 25th
day of September A. D. 1908, at nine
o'clock a. m, be and hereby is APP
pointed for hearing said Petition in
the Court Room of this Court at the
Judiciary Building, Honolulu afore-
said, at which time and place all per-
sons concerned may appear and show
cause, if any they have, why said Pc
tition should not be granted, and that
notice of this order shall be published
once week for three successive weeks
in the Hawaiian Star newspaper pub
lished at Honolulu, Oahu.
Dated at Honolulu, August %, 1908.
(Sgd) J. T. DE BOLT,
First Judge of the Circuit Court of the
First Circuit.
Attest:
(Sgd) JOHN MARCALLINO,
4ts-Aug. %, 20, Sept. 5, II.