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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A CLIENT wants partner In painting
on hand: you need not have expert
ence. and we can show you big re-
turns: this is a snap for $500. DE-
LANEf CO., 10 Jones bldg, 24a
Griswold-st.
A FINELY FURNISHED 2i-room hotel
In heart Of manufacturing district.
clearing $500 monthly. frst-class
bar; long lease; owner going west
and Will take $4,000. This Is a mon
ey-makcr. Call quick: DELANEY II
AN yom Ijp35 oD.. m;s cI rqT.i.hsd
rooms; rent $50 monthly: income 800
monthly: this is sure q money maker
500 sd inS,oa DC sold qliex q the pres
Jones bldg, 242 Griswold-st.
wELL-FURNIsHED Is-room room
month; income $40 month rooms ali
full: will be sold this week for 1900
This place Is clean; $500 cash, bal
Jones bldg. 24z Griswoiu st.
FOR SALE
gas and steam heat furnace, Twelfth,
north OF Warren; $4,000; on easy
terms. r. box 8. Detroit Times.
DON'T RUN all over the city looking
for rooming house or business
when you can ind what you want at
PsAlNSfR 2ri CO. ~ s gon.. asx DE- 81,
Griswold-s
HAVE a billiard parior outnt which
tsrns: answer auics 0m bo onf on ans sssy
B. Sos y z pe: :r e T;m.: Address
FOR SALE--Half interest in finely
equipped, modern down town barber
shop. doing big business: Investigate
at a. on once; zoo required; DELANEY
LADY wants good paying roomInx
houseso have the money ana EHean
business. ID Jones bldg, 242 Girls
woid-st.
SUMNER RESORT lot. located on lake,
clear. to exchange for stock OF goods.
cigar store or small business Ad-
dress ID, box 90. Detroit Times.
-lso
SICKNESS FORCES SALE OF an ola
established saloon, doing 325 daily
business: on main avenue downtown:
me trade. for quick sale, $500 buys
II: investigate and we will show you
the returns. DELANEY & CO., Is
Jones pkag, 242 Grfswold.
TYPEwATfER--New, standard make,
universal keyboard, TO exchange for
roll-top desk and chair. or office fur
niture. Address ID. box s5. Detroit
TAKE vacant lost as FIRST payment on
6-room cottage. west side: balance
$40 per month, including Interest.
Address box G. No. ss. Detroit Times.
1l5
WILL sacrifice sole right of newly pat
ented vending machine; no opposi-
ton on the market: for vacant lot.
office furniture or what have you.
WE HAVE some One furnished room
ing houses, all making money, rang
Ing d ~ prize ris from ON $500 to 900. All
week some can be had on time: see
US quick DELANEY a CO. rs Jones
bldg. 242 Criswold-st
1900. 90 buys $4,000 equity In 5-room
cottage, near Posseiius factory; bal
ance IS per month. including inter-
est Address box G. %. Detroit
Times. is5
We HAVE several good saloons rang
ing Ina price from 300 to 81, 900. See
us for your own good. DELANEY a
CO. Is Jones bldg. az Griswoid.st
SEWING MACHINE
A new dropheed sewing machine. value
new .S is writing aesf en n al s e9r
ton. Address y. box VI, Detroit
Times
A FINE GROCERY. cigar and confec-
sft monthly: four living rooms; be
sure and sec this. DELANEY a CO..
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sEvEN-ACRE farm. large house, sell
or take city property. DR.. Whitacre,
Romulus. Mich.
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Land Contracts and Equities
bought. Money to loan on real
estate. Real estate exchanges a
specially.
EBERT, 300 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-11

A FINE GROCERY. cigar and confec-
-ttenety.- doing about sic daily rent
sfs monthly; four living roorns: be
sure and sec this. DELANEY A CO..
as Jones BLDG. 3t2 Gfiswold-sk.
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PLACE your money to loan through
Hannah a Bassett. Can get YOU 8
per cent. Hannah" Mc0raw bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-11
SEWING MACHINE

A new drophesd sewing mscKine. value
$40. for sale cr will exchange for q
ton. Address z. box ~, Detroit
Times, ~
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We HAVE several good saloons rang
ING Ia price from 300 to 81 900 See
us for your own good. DELANEY a
CO. IS Jones bldg. ef2 Griswofd.st
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.Dr.Adan1s

Main Office. 24-2s-2s Michigan-Ave..
Cor. Griswold-st Main $50.
East Side Office. $3.50 Gratiot-ave-.
Cor. Broadway. Main 5ei4-J.
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A CLIENT wants partner In painting
and decorating business; plenty work
on hand: you need not have expert
ence. and we can show you big re-
turns this IL q snap for $500. DE-
LANEY A CO., Is Jones bldg. 242
Griswold-st
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Rates for Lin:r
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee ae-
sUracy or assume responsibility tor or
rers Of any kind securing IN teis-
phone advertisements
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$4,000 buys $4,000 equity In 5-room
cottage, near Posselius factory; ball
ance IS per month. including inter
est. Address box c. o. Detroi,
Times 145
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29
For Rent.

A five-room house one block from
Main street. Furniture for three
rooms for sale cheap.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29

Mabel Forrest, the little girl who
was made i'll by eating candy, died at
the hospital at $3.50 last night after
an illness OF 10 days. When death
came it was not unexpected, for the
child was very low during the day
yesterday.
That the child was poisoned by the
coloring matter in the candy she ate
is now believed by her parents and
her father is now trying to secure
some more candy OF the same kind
to have it analyzed. The candy was
brought over from Walla Walla by
the little girls sisters and she divided
her present with the other children
at the Sisters school. Two other
children were also taken Ill, 1t ia
said. but they were not seriously af-
fected.
Owing to the fact that all Of the
candy was consumed by the children
none of It was obtainable here for
analysis and Dr. Cole has therefore
been unable to tell to just what ex-
tent the sweet stuff was to blame.
The little girl was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Forrest Of Athena
and she was nine years old. Ar
rangements have been made to have
the funeral here at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon. The procession will
be formed at the residence Of E. ].
Sommerville on Lewis street and will
go from there to the Catholic church
where the service will be held. Burial
will be in olney cemetery.
Mrs. Forrest, mother OF the girl.
was by her side at the hospital con-
stantly during her illness and she Is
worn out by the long vigil.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29
SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO MEET.
County Convention VIII Be Held al
Freewater Wednesday and Thurs
day, March 4 and 5.


day, March 4 and 5.
The Umatilla County Sunday
school association will hold its an
nual convention at Freewater next
Wednesday and Thursday. March
and 5, as announced in the East Ore
gonian several days ago.
Programs for the convention have
just been issued and the meeting
promises to be one of the best In the
history Of the association. Delegates
from about 20 Sunday schools in the
cunty will be present and Freewater
has made elaborate preparations for
the entertainment Of the visitors.
Following is the complete program
for the two days:
Wednesday, p. NJ, March 4.
2:00-Praise service.
2:15-Address of welcome, Rev.
Sanderson.
Response, Pres. Frank X. Welles.
2:35-Round table, organized Sun
day school work, Rev.
Phipps.
Music
3:2O-Adut classes; how to teach
them, Rev. Levi Johnson.
Discussion
3:5O-Buslness appointments.
7:3O-Praise service, James Harrah
Special music.
S:00-Address, Real American Boy
Rev. C. A. Phipps.
Thursday, A. NJ.
9:OO-Devotional, Rev. D. C. San
derson.
9:3O-Round table, decision day
Rev. C. A. Phipps.
Music
,1O:OO-"The Relation of the Sum-
day School to the Church."
Mrs. s. A. Lowell.
11;O0-Business; reports, etc.
Thursday, p. NJ.
1:15-Devotional, Rev. Hilton.
1;3O-Address, 1.-THE Teacher and
the School," Rev. r. e. Stor-
ey.
2:0O-Address, Primary work, Rev.
C. A. Phipps
2:30-Reports of committees.
Adjournment.
Each Sunday school in the county
is allowed to send one delegate for
every 10 members or fraction thereof.
please elect your delegates next Sum
day.
The last county convention voted to
ask an appropriation from all the
Sunday schools, at the rate of three
cents from each member. for the pur-
pose of defraying expenses OF the
state and county conventions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29
Lighting Effects in Local House.

For the first time this season the
people Of Pendleton had an opportu-
nifty last night to see travelling the
atrical troupe and they turned out
strong for Paul Gilmore. Every seat
in the auditorium OF the Oregon was
taken long before the curtain rose
and the gallery was also filled.
In THE Wheel or Love" Gilmore
appears as young Texan who owns
a big ranch and 10 out to even up an
unsettled score left by his father. The
plot takes him to New York, where
as a matter of accommodation he
consents to pose for a few minutes as
the husband of beautiful girl whose
guardian wishes her to marry a
measly millionaire. She turns out to
be the daughter of his fathers old
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29
Notice to Poultry Raisers.

The Matching season is now open
and am prepared to furnish settings
Of full blood, single comb white leg
horn eggs to the trade in any guam
tity desired. 81 per hundred. For
further information phone Main 49,
A. Nolte.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29
Gilmore Cousin to Mrs. c. II. Upper

Gilmore Cousin to Mrs. G. Il. Tupper
Paul Gilmore, the popular young
actor. who appeared here last night
in "The Wheel of Love-" was surpris-
ed to find that his counin, Mrs. c. T.
Tupper, formerly of Worthington
Mimi, is now a resident Of this city
and he spent the evening before the
performance at the Tupper home on
High street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29
Noted Theater Improvements.
Funeral OF Elmer Shell.

Elmer Shell, son of A. r. Shell Of
Walla Walla, died there yesterday and
his body will be brought here for
burial tomorrow. The services will be
held from Baker & Folsom's parlor
at ~ O'clock. The deceased was 2S
years OF age and was raised in this
city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29
GILMORE PLEASES
LARGE AUDIENCE GREETS
POPULAR ACTOR

Presents George v. Hobart's Comedy
Success The Wheel OF Love- in
Most Delightful Manner-Mr. Gil
more Praises New Arrangement
and Management OF the Oregon
First Time Company Could Use All
Stage Properties, Scenery and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29
CANDY CAUSES
CH|LD'S DEATH
FATHER WILL HAVE
INVESTIGATION MADE

Physician Thinks Death of Little
Mable Forrest Is Due TO Poisonous
COloring Matter in Candy-others
Became Ill From Eating Some OF
Same Candy-Endeavor VIII Be
Made TO Have Some of the Candy
Analysed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29

enemy and the discovery somewhat
jars the hero. But of course, the
thing works out all right and the end
is what 1t should be.
"The Wheel of Love" was written
by George V. Hobart, author Of the
John Henry books, and its principal
characteristic is much up to date
slong. During the play words and
expressions that are red hot, but
which do not appear in dictionaries,
are handed forth. The humor in the
play is fresh and bright, but there is
just little too much plot about the
play to make 1t right.
Gilmore has always been popular
actor in Pendleton and he was appre-
ciated against last night. He respond
ed to numerous curtain calls with a
characteristic talk.
Noted Theater improvements.
Mr.. Gilmore said to the East Ore
gonian that this is the first time that
he had ben able to put on his scenic
effects here and he paid high COM
pliment to the management and pro-
prietor of the Oregon theater for
making the Improvements which have
been made in the past year. The
Oregon is now on an equal footing
with the best theaters in the country
and can accommodate the largest
travelling companies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29
Indians Were Drunk.

At the police court session this
morning Allen Padewa and Ty-con-a
constituted the Indian delegation
while Virgil Mccoy was also charged
with drunkenness. They were all
given the usual sentences.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29

The Dalles has full fledged poul-
try show in progress and the farmers
Of Wasco county are vieing with each
other for the prizes for the barnyard
beauties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29
1. 0. IF. LODGE AT HERnsToN
New Town VIII Institute Lodge on
Next Monday Night - PendletOD
Delegation VIII Go Down.

Grand Master Richard Scott of the
Odd Fellows lodge Of oregon, will
institute a lodge Of that order at
Hermiston on next Monday night. A
large party of local Odd Fellows will
go down to take part in the institu-
tlon Of the new lodge and pleasant
time is anticipated.
Grand Master Scott and Grand Sec
retary Sharon are now in eastern Ore
gOn and will arrive here tomorrow to
make arrangements for the Hermis-
ton event
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-02-29

AS general thing a 6O-h1rse
power brain doesn't work in by
6 shop.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-11
RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by the Grand Court Of Ma
ryland on the Death Of Supreme
Chancellor tarks.


Baltimore, Md, April 5.-At a
special meeting OF the Grand Court,
order Of Calanthe,: Of Maryland, the
Following resolutions were. adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
oGd to remove from the, stage Of &C
tiVlty our most esteemed ruler, s. w.
Starks, Supreme. Chancellor Of the
knights Of Pythtas, and We are call
ed upon to lament the departure Of
cherished soul; and.
Whereas, His winning personality
and priceless worth make his untime-
ly taking off an irreparable loss to
the order; therefore, BE 1T
Resolved That while we Of the
state Of Maryland and the District Of
Columbia mourn, we bow in humble
submission and say: "Thy will be
done, D Lord" knowing that He does
all things for the best; and be it
Resolved, That the wisdom and
ability which he has exercised in the
leadership Of our organization by
service and counsel will ever be held
in grateful reufem branee; and be it
Resolved, That, we extend to the
bereaved family our sympathy in
this dark hour OF affiction, and
| mingling our tears with theirs com
mend them to Him who is min fu1
Of even the sparrow's fall; and be it
Resolved, That a copy Of the min.
utes be sent to the bereaved family
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THE GRAND LODGE OF WEST
VIRGINIA.

The Grand. Lodge Of Knights Of
Pythias Of West Virginia was the
constant thought and care and love
Of its founder and it's Grand Chan
cellCr until his fall. No honors were
as dear to him as those bestowed by
those who loved and followed him
with undying loyalty for 16 years.
He was king, in the hearts and hopes
Of West Vfrginians; he lived for
them, and they shall be stronger for
certain Of tomorrow, because he lived
and leadI Pythianism in West Vir-
ginia, as in the Union, is another
name for Starks. How he placed it
on solid ground is known of men who
look about. Mr.. Starks made Pyth-
ianism the most virulent and helpful
influence" in West Virginia. If Pyth~
ians loved him and would honor his
sacred memory, let them lay aSide
every selfish interest, and move to-
wards the high mark he long ago
set before them.
Grand Chancellor Starks is sue
ceeded by Vice Chancellor Thomp-
son, who has been a strong right arm
for many year. Mr.. Starks knew
human nature and was almost unerr-
ing in his pick and choice Of men.
Grand Chancellor Thompson is an
honest man. That was the dead
chfeftain's distinguishing mark. He
knew Thompson. He trusted him.
That trust was never violated. Those
who loved Starks will hasten to sup
port his successor, who is thoroughly
in happy accord with the policies and
plans Of his lamented chief. The
Pythian interests of this state lay
nearest Mr.. Starks' heart. He talk
ed often Of devoting his life solely
to their development. Is there one
SO fOrgetful or SO ungrateful as to
fail to understand that now more
than ever each must labor to per-
| petuate that influence which cost the
noblest life among us to bring forth
and develop? We think Tot.
To Grand Chancellor Thompson We
! pledge what influence we may pos
sess to assist him in carrying for
ward the work which has made Pyth-
ianism in West Virginia glorious!
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Mystic Relief Association.
Philadelphia, April 4, 1908
April 4, 1908.

Philadelphia, April 4, 1908.
Whereas, 1t has pleased the AL
mighty God to take from our midst
our esteemed and honorary brother,
Sir S. w. Starks, S. c., knights of
Pythlas N. A., S. A., E. A. A. and A.
Resolved, That we the officers and
members of the Mystic Relief Asso-
cation Of Philadelphia, Pa, here
with transmit this message of con-
dolence to his bereaved family and
TO the order. His sudden and un-
expected death removes from among
us man Of unimpeachable charac-
ter, whose wide knowledge in the af-
fairs of life and whose energies had
oeen spent in the building Of this
grand and noble order to it's exalted
height it now has attained among
the fraternal societies of the world.
ne was gentleman, friend and a
oTother who occupied place In life
seldom obtained by men. BY his fair
and impartial rulings, he has united
US together in an inseparable union
and by the practice. Qf' fraternity has
taught us the gol den. lesson of friend
ship as has never been taught be-
fore. Though we give expressions OF
our sorrow and join with the knights
OF ,Pythias in doing honor to$sncb a
worthy brother. his memory shall
abide with us and may his snirit no
a mlnistering angel over our order.
Resolved, That we commemorate
his death by. draping the building Of
the Mystic Relief Association in
mourning for the period Of sixty DAYS
and copy Of this memorial be en-
crossed and presented to his wife in
this her sad hour Of bereavement.
$1,000 w, A. HARPER, Pres.
ROBT. Fl. RANDALL, Sec'ry. .-,-...-
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of Anita Lodge No. 10
and Clarksburg Star Lodge, No.
81. X. OF -. C1arksbure.


Whereas, 1t mas pleased Him who
doeth all things veil to whose man.
date We all must bow in humble sub
mission, to take from our midst, Sir
5. w. Starks. Supreme Chancellor
OF K. Of P. Of the World, one of the
greatest, Americans and one whom
we all have learned to love and rev
erence/as q leader Of men.
Resolved, That we mourn the loss
OF one who has proven himself to be
the prize of>tha world, on account Of
the fitness which nc has shown, as a
leader Of the race.
Resolved, That we erect his monu-
Etent in our hearts ond that the pre-
csDts and example Nh:ch he has set
wi! eyer DC Dur guide.
Resolved. That we most sincerely
SymDathiZe with his beloved wife and
the otehr members Of the teIeft fam
lily, and pray that they may be con
soIed with the knowledge that their
loss is his eternal gain, for We know
that the Lord has a home tor all
such worthy men as Sir s. w. Starks
in house not made with hands, but
eternally in the heavens.
Resolved, That his wife. Mrs. s
W. Starks, the. Advocate aud the Dai.
~ Telegram he furnished copy OF
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Supreme Lodge Officers and Repre-
ScntatiVcS,

Whereas, Death is always an I'M
welcome guest coming as it does Oft
times unherald, leaving in it's wake
desolated homes and broken ties,
which are never cemented even by
the most heroic efforts of those who
are bereaved.
brethren, our beloved leader has
fallen. He has answered. the sum-
mons Of the great Arbiter Of human
fate; and while his untimely end Gre
ates an aching void in the hearts of
those who knew him and loved him
we can but recognize the wisdom of
him who. doeth all things well, in
transplanting our. INN ortal ehieftain
from the sphere of leader Of men to
the sacred hosts, where peace and
eternal happiness are the reward of
the faithful.
Samuel W.. Starks, our leader
brother and friend, was one OF ma
lures noblemen, possessing the DUAL
tiles Of greatness and grandeur He
was king among men and godlike
in character.
SO great was he that his character
stood forth like the golden sun
Frightening, vivifying and vitalizing
all with whom he came in contact
SO grand was he that the milk Of hui
man kindness was always uppermost
in dealing with friend and foe alike
standing. always erect and battling
|, for the fk8ht ,.swaving" alpft the fam
beau Of justice, and never grounding
i'm, arms TIL peace and harmony
reigned supreme.
| His great big heart was-big enough
and broad enough to afford sanctua-
ry for all who were in distress, ever
ready to give solace or advice to a
wounded spirit only asking for the
! right in all matters, and then with
the courage Of his conviction waged
! a relentless war against all forms Of
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hyprocracy and dcceat; therefore be

dissolved, That we, the officers and
members Of the Supreme Lodge, rep
resenting the entire. membership Of
the Supreme jurisdiction, do bow our
heads in humble submission to the
divine decree, which has created
such sad desOlation in our ranks. vet
we shall ever cherish his memory and
noble attributes with a sacred love
which shall be engraved on the tab
lets Of our memory as long as Pyth-
lanism shall live; be it further :,
Resolved, That a copy Of these
resolutions be furnished the widow
and members of the bereaved fami-
ly; that copy of these resolutions
be placed in the minutes Of the Su-
preme Lodge, to be kept in the ar
chives Of our institution, and fur
nished the official journals Of the Or
der.
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AN WON, AND AN ApoL.I
{; y %SY fsSsssS OGY. -

r. - ~ .NSNsEHN OG1.
We wish Is express publicly. as VIZ
have personally, our thanks to MT,
Roscoe G. Simmons. editor of the Ma,
tional Review, a close friend and
great admirer of the late MIR. Starks,
for his Invaluable aid in getting out
this edition of the Advocate. To
MIR. Summons is due the credit for the
full account of the mtimely death,
funeral services. editorials, compila-
ton of the messages Of coincidence.
resolutions, and, in fact, the entire
makeup Of the paper.
Under the,circumstances, we trust
that our readers will overlook our
latrness in. mailing the paper this
week. We have done the best we
could; angels could do no more
None realizes moro than the writer
the irreparable loss sustained by the
city, the state and the nation in the
passing. of our lamented editor.
Closely associated with him, as We
have been Tor years, In all his labors,
we know the magnitude OF tho work
he accomplished in the past and wide
SCOPE Of his plans for the future.
Tirelessly, uneellshly he wrought for
the order be loved and the people of
his race. We shall never see his like
again He -
; MY heart is in the coffin there
with Caesar and l must pause till it
conlesi hache ;koAme"
1850. O.. H.. c. GlLMER, Editor
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sANfUEL@W. SHARKS.

Sam Starks had substance, sense and
soul y;
And honest thrift and might;
No bride could; tempt his manly
course f-.l, =.
From what he knew was right.
~ .,.'' i,
He's gone at life's high noon, yet
with modest mien a place
In which he stands and lives Away
EXamplar for a'race!
= ADMIRER
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CLERK OF COUNTY COURT

hereby announce myself as a can
d1date for the nomination for Clerk
OF the County Court Of Kanawha
county, subject to the decision of the
republican county primary to be held
on the 18th day Of May, 1908. and
respectfully ask the voters Of the
county to examine fully into my
record before casting their votes.
MARSHALL A. MORRIS.