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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23
Josef Kyzivat delal cisternu pro
Ant. Kortana ST., tento tyden.

Josef Kyzivat delal cisternu pro
Ant. Kortana ST., tento ttden.
Will Mach ma k sluzbam sv6ho
hfebce jenz v6M 1850 liber, je 8
rok1 star, barvy hekovat6 hn6d6.
Poplatek je S12. Jest to velmi
krdsny tezky kun.
PtakIv sklad jill obdrzel karu
kulG ma ploty, pravJch red ce-
dar". KuIy tyto jsou cd 3 do 81
palcG tlust6, v cen&ch pfim6fe-
nSch. Kdo chce dobr6 kGly,
necht 81 tyto objedna.
Skorpfk a Kulis mali jednatels-
tvi vGhlasnJch Shims bleskosvodG.
Hodlate-li chranit sv6 budovy pro-
ii blesku, dejte Sc pouGit mimi o
techto svodech. Jsou to ty neido
konalejsi.
Skorpik a Kulis mali Shims stro
jek jenz verne napodobf blesk a je
no Ginnost, a nasledovn6 potfebu
hromosvodG ma stavb6. Kdo Sc o
to zajima necht Sc pride podfvat
ma strojek.
Phi Gterni volbG V TyndalI roz.
hodli voliGi tehoz m6sta v6tSinou
55 LlasG proJvStep lihovin. Pan
T. V. Ptak pfi volb6 byl velkou
v9tsinou zvolen op6tne mayOrem.
M9sto Avon nasledk6m Gterni vol
by je such6 jake uzeut herink.
Karel F. Blachnik stavi velkou
stat ma sv6 farm6 severn6 Cd mes
ia, Rozm6r jeji je 46x70 stfevi-
cich, a spodek do wise osmi stfevi
cn Dude 2 konkr6tu. Jeho syn
Max ma ma ~starost zednickou pra-
ci a Jan Cap tesafskou.
Taborska miGafska Geta hrala V
LesterviIle S tamn6jSi Cetou a hru
prohrala. Skor byl 4 a 5. Pro-
hru lie hIedat v t6 okolnosti, re
nasi hraGi Sc spolehali ma svoji do
vednost, a tudiz Sc vIbec letos nee
viGili.
Tisknem svatebni pozvanky ans
glick6 i cesky. Kdo hodla ptij-
mouti sedmou svatost, necht 20
S nami poradi ohledn6 pozvanek.
Tez redaktor independents je smir
Gin soudcem a m6ze mimo pozva'
mex i Gekance stavu manzelskeho
oddat, totiz kdyz by 81 toho pfali.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23

Frank Black, hostinsky 2 Tyn-
dali byl zde "a ohchodem We stfe-
du.
Rev. Mikolasek 2 Vodhan byl
zde navst9vou u Rev. E. Bousky
We ctvrtek.
Ptaknv sklad drzf pc ruce je-
nom nejlepsf druhy stavebnfho
dffvf a materialu.
Slecny Josie Obr a Anna Tray
meek odjcly v dtery do Yankton
nastoupit mista CO sluzebn6.
Jifik Homer pfijel domu minulou
sobotu re skoly We Springfield pres
tav Gstav omen navStGvovat.
Pr. Franka Pekafe cd Scotland
byla zde navst6vou u sv6 dcery,
pr. Will Macha minulou sobotu.
Pi. Vac. KreiGika a sleGna VI
richova z Tyndall byly zde navSt6-
YOU v 1tery upi. J. F. HoraGkove.
Stromky, Gerveny cedr, 2 stfevf
ce vysok6, ma prodei pc 1Oc kus
u j. M. Smitha, Tabor, S. D.
route 2.
JOS. V. Wagner a manzelka byli
navstevou v Lesterville v pond6lf
u Josefa Kappa jenz je povazlive
nemocen.
KIDD by 81 pfdl mlad6 stromky,
rozlicnych druhG, mGze je obdrzet
u Jana Kost9la "a mirnou cenu.
4-2G
Ztratil jsem odznak RytffG Ko-
lumbovych cd fetizku u hodinek,
a dam odm9nu tomu KIDD jej vratf.
v. J. Wagner.
Jan Cap, Frank Novak, a Vac
Law Welt zaGali pracovat ma hledis
tt v 1tery kter6 hodlajf dostavit
do patku tohotO tSdne.
KIDD ma mas napfnaG dratG a ne
: potfebuie no necht jej laskave nav
raft, nebot je potfebujem pro jin6
! zakazniky. J. H. Queal.
Name jest9 nGkolik kapesnich
map iiznf Dakoty. Kdo by 81 jed
nu pfal necht Sc pfihIasf CO nej-
drive. Cena 5 cent?.
Frank Kubal, odiel do Geddes
v pondGIl ma navSt6vu k synGm, F
J. a TomaSovi, z nichz posledni
pred n6kolika dny Sc tam odsteho-
val ma svojt farmu.
Barnett hromosvody ma prodej,
lano z Gist6 m6d6; spolehliv6, IT,
vanliv6 a bezpeGn6. Prodavam je
lacineji neil kdo jint. JOS. J. Re
ziG. 81
KareI Mach ma ma prodej soluci
ma namaGeni dobytka, kterou pro
dava "a $3.50 gallon, 5 galonG "a
l$6.2 a 10 gal. "a Sill. Jest to ia
nejlepsf soluce ma trhu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23

Semeno mfchane travy, timota,
EnS. Blue grass, ietel a red top,
ma prode1za 10c libra. v. M. Ho
racek. A %
ZamJslite- Ii stavGt male neb
velk6, dejte vypoGet J. Fl. Queal,
usetfime YAM penfze.
Ora Hessa praSek prot Gervdm
We vepfich ma prodej We 25ti liber-
Mich pejlkach u Vauka, "a $500
pejlek.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23
DOMACI ZPRAVY.

Manzele Louis Wampulovy byli
obdafeni synem.
Jan HOSTEL byl v Tyndall "a OIL
chodem v pondelf.
Pro dobre dfivf a mike ceny
id8te do skladu Quealov.
Josef Hal& pomahG v dfevarne
Ptakove tento tfden.
Slecna Marie Hruskova byla nav
stevou v Yankton minuly tyden.
Cerstve maslo naprodej u FIR. J.
B&rty, feznickem zdvode.
Lewis Blachnfk byl v Tyndall
nGvst9vou pres nedeli.
Josef Musil, byl v Yankton "a
obchodem v pondelf.
Komisaf Nc Neill byl zde "a jis
tou z&lezitostf minuly patek.
Josef Onfeck$ z Tyndall byl
zde v GterS n&vstevou u znam5ch.
Pr. Melmrov& z Avon byla zde
n&vstsvou v pondelf u matky.
J. A. Matuska a Matt Welt bvli
vTyndall 70 obchodnf z~alezltostl
Gtert.
SleGna Emma Hanzlova pfijmu,
la mfsto sluzebn6 v Taborskem he
tell.
Frank Rokusek z Lesterville
byl zde "a obchodem minulou sobc
tn.
Frank hostel a rodina cd Wag'
ner str&vili zde ned9li n~avstevou
pfatel.
Jos. Hruska, A. j. Novak a Jas
Wagner byli v Tyndall "a obcho
dem 1tery.
Ma prodej lacino budova Ant
Musflka Tabofe. j. A. Wagnel
Tabor, S. d.
D&lsf kara telefonnich sloupi
pfiStala SEN minuly tyden pro fal
merskou linii.
Pr. Franka Straky z Lake An
DIES byla zde n6vstevou u roditi
ma za6atku tSdne,
Eman Pekaf pfijmul mfsto pc
mocnika v dfevarne Quealove ten
to tyden.
Chcete-li dobre stavebni dfivi
Obiednejte 81 no z Pt&kova dfevaf
sk6ho skladu.
Karel Blachnfk oznamuje v ton
to list9 sveho krasn6ho hfebce
sluzbam. Tento konfk je jeden
tech m&lo vfdanSch a hfibata pr
mem jsou velmi pskna. o dals
podrobnosti pfectete oznamku.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23
sCH0zE MISTNIcH SPOLKO.

Spolek Zen ". Ludmily, Cts. lO6, q
J. l. A.. odbSv$ Sve schGze druhou
uedeli v mesfcI, We spolkove SIM. M.
Melmerov$ p~fedsedkyns, Marie
Simanov&, taiemnice.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23

,Moderni Dfevafi Ameriky, els. 9Os7
odbSvajf schGze druhou sobotu kazde-
ho mesice v SIM z. 6. B. j. Geo. A.
Ptak, 9th. rada, Robt. Vsuk, klerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23

Rytifi sv. Vaclava, els, 6s, ZCKJ,
Odbtvaii sch6ze ctvrtou nedeli kazds-
no mssice, We spolkove Sini. Jan f
Wagner, tai. Vac Hof&Gek pred,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23

Katollck5 Dslnik, els. 93., odbSvaji
schGze kazdou druhou ned6li v m8sici
We spolkOv9 sinf. Jan + Wagner,
pfed., Jan Syrovatka, tai.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23

spolek sv. vaclava, 1. g. ]. odbSva
sch6ze prvni nedeti v mesici. Jakub
SedlaGek, pfedseda, Tomas Kronalzl,
taiemnik.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23

spolek sv. Jana z. &. K. j. II oddele
nj odbSv& schGze druhou nedeli v me-
sici. Fr. Soukup, p~fedseda, Jos. Mar
tinec, tajemnik.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23

spolek sv. vaclava z. 6. K. j. odbS-
va schGze tfeti ned6li v mesici. J.. v.
Wagner pfedseda, V. F. Wagner ia
jemnik.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-23

ZCBJG Cts. al, odbyvaji schGzi dru-
hou nedGli v mesici, We Sve SIM. FIR
Kostroun, pied, Josefina Vyborna
taiemnice.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-16
You say you were forced to steal

pranks they've played a-doin of it to the day they was married? But y thought as well understand that don't mean to say they're goin' to keep 1t up. They may git on together, but the chances are-for the fust two or three years anyway-they won't. They may fight right along, hangln' on for the sake of their children, or they may find their way into the divorce courts. Anyway. they got to git over lot of troubles Elf the novelist would be far about It and tell his readers jist what to expect if the story run on, he wouldn't sell so many of his novels, but he'd have a clean conscience. He don't do no sich thing. He don't even take em through the honeymoon. There's lots of couples goin' off to- gether all alone by theirselves afeared somebody Il butt in, and before they've got through the honeymoon wish some body ,oOuld butt in. Honeymoon! Why do they call 1t honeymoon? Because 1t changes. When 1t begins the moons full and begins to wane right off. It isn't the hull moon they mean, cause in two weeks the moons new ag'in and begins to wane That's the time a couple begins to git tired of each oth- CTS undivided company-that is, if they don't begin before"
 "Oh, you're too sweeping in your statements,' interrupted. "There are lo,s of happy marriages, lots where the honeymoon never ends. But I'm interested. Tell me your own story. I don't want wife. 1 only came in here from curiosity. Of course I've no right to take up your time without profit to you. You must make your fee all the same"
 I tossed a bill on to a table near by.
 Well, stranger, ef y put 1t that away I don't mind tellin' you. 1 went through the novel experience part, and confess 1t was very slick. The gal and got the sulks at each other every two or three days, sometimes several times day. But the makin' up was wo'th it1all Then we said goodby to the story business and sailed off into
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-16
The Infant Terrible.

A mother had just sought to punish her youthful son-and the son. to es- cape, had crawled under a bed-when a woman friend called at the apart ment What lovely place you have here!" the caller remarked. So pretty-and so bright and clean. You must give more personal attention to things than I do." At this moment the small boy crawled out, scenting safety. Say, mamma, was his greet ing, T don't get under any more beds in this house. Look at me. I guess when you sweep you never sweep un- der there. The dirt's an inch thick" The caller looked off into space and the mother exclaimed, enthusiastical- ly: "Oh, let me show you my new hat. my dear."
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-16
Subscribe for the News.
KISS SAVES WOMAN
 FROM LIVING BURIAL
IS ABOUT TO BE INFERRED WHEN LAST CARESS PREVENTS
 TRAGEDY.

London.-A woman named Mrs Carton of Toubridge has been through one of the most terrible ordeals ever known
 She fell into a trance after a show illness and was placed in a coffin in the belief that she was dead
 She lay silent, unable to move ol speak, while preparations for her funeral were going on all around her
 Mrs. Cartons husband, who is an engine cleaner, was distracted with grief when, a few days ago, he found her apparently dead after few days Illness
 All arrangements were made for the funeral; a coffin was brought and the woman was laid in it. j. 4 Then, just as the coffin was about to be screwed down. MT. Carton asked
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-16
AMatrimonidIAgent

Copyright. 1908. by American Press Asso- ciation.l
 Driving along country road, l came upon small house bearing a un, Matrimonial Agency" Curios- " led me to stop and investigate. In Eead of being received by woman. expected. man answered my nmmons. He led me into a poorly punished sitting room and waited for ne to declare the object of my com Ing.
 he was an ,uncouth looking man. nlh red hair and freckled skin, but uere was nothing unpleasant about H expression unless 1t was his eye. was not exactly malevolent; 1t rath- indicated soul within harassed by hme diversity.
 Well,' said when we were seat ~ I saw your sign, and as l am 6"Alhg for a wife I thought I would "me in and see what you have to of a' But first tell me how you, a man, ~ppeh to be running matrimonial *eucy, business that seems to per Sa rather to woman?"
 m here to make stories for other NOpie' not to tell mine.''
 hS%
 stories according to the novel writ all begin with the meetin' of a au ana woman. Usually they mar at the end of the yarn, and the nov ~, aS slhks out of the business.
 'nnks out of the businessY
 uoht pretend to make happy mar simply introduce people and a e'a figure it out for themselves" out why do you use the word ~, ID speaking of the novelistT
 N"ny doesn't he stand up square
 say; I've told you about this
 ,pe, what kind of time they've
 scsAlln' each other. all the fool
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-16

to be left alone with the body for . moment He bent over his wife to kiss her for the last time. The cheek on which his lips rested was warm. His wife was alive.
 The man, dazed with joy and won. der, sent at once for a doctor. who confirmed his hopes. The doctor or dered her to be removed at once to the hospital Her condition rapidly improved and she is now well on the way to recovery
 The woman's story of her expert ence during the trance is extraordi nary
 "I knew everything which was go ing on around me-" she said. but could not move. I could not even speak when saw that they thought I was dead"
 Even when she was put in her cofiin and 1t seemed almost certain that she would be buried alive she was unable tol utter a word to save herself. She could not even speak to her husband as he bent over her. s... ss-4s% "A
 Only the touch of his lips on her cheek saved her.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-16
THE JOURNEYS END
BOURNE TO WHICH NONE OF US
 TRAVEL ALONE.
"For No Man liveth to Himself, and No Man Dieth to Himself"- Beautiful Allegory of the
 Last Dread Day.

The man was dying His landlady, kindly soul, had sent for the vicar of the parish, and when the sick man heard a step on the stairs he strove through the agony of almost insup portable pain to unclench his hands and smooth his brow. As the parsor -sQuat-fgured and plain-faced-en tered, the man smiled twisted smile.
 'Ah, padre, old chap, come to speed the parting guest, eh? I'm afraid I'm not very promising subject for your ministrations."
 But the clergyman, too, was man. so wasted no time beating about the bush, but came straight to the point
 No. I'm not here tonight to preach. but-we've known each other some time, and lately I've come to look on you as a friend" -here the man turned his head away and grinned quietly at the cheap wall paper-'how is it be tween you and your God?'
 The man raised himself in the bed
 Look here" he said T have lived my life without him and am I now to go to him whom I have defied whin- ing for mercy? l have lived alone and l die alone. Do you"
 He fell back in a fresh paroxysm of torture; the bedstead quivered like the shaft of racing screw under the grip of his one hand, while with the other he flercely motioned his visitor to the door. The latter. seeing his presence was, for the moment, useless retired-to spend long hours of the night on his knees in the lonely vic arage agonizing for the soul of one he loved. When he called next morning the end had come
 The long agony was over, and the naked soul lay alone
 Only vast silence and illimitable space. The man stood erect and cried :
 God, God! See me. Know me! Throughout my life on earth. I have transgressed thy laws, knowing thy will and thy power. Judge me. Cast me to the hell Thou has devised fo, me, and try whether, through all thy torments, the creature will not mock at the Creator. Here, a man, I stand before the Almighty for judgment alone!"
 There came no voice, no stirring o, the calm, clear depths, but the man was shaken by the question:
 Art thou alone?"
 Suddenly there came pressing on him from every side presences. faces
 The face of a gentle lady, who through all, had loved her boy-the face of a stern, gray haired man. hop ing ever for the son of his body-the sweet face of brave girl, eating out her heart in lonely, trustful longing for the one she loved-men's faces full of belief in the bright promise and friendship of old college days-chil. dren's faces-the brown eyes of faith. full dogs-these all oppressed him. thronged around him, while through his being swept the words:
 For no man liveth to himself, and no man dieth to himself!" Through space the cry rang out:
 Have mercy, God!"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-16

the honeymoon stage. Somehow when we got miffed at each other the maxim up wasn't so sorghum-like. Before we got home we had real fight that we didn't make up at all.
 q won't go over what follered. Chil- dren came to us and, seein' their mother fightln' me all the time, they tux hand and tux to pitchin' stools at me. l stood 1t for a matter of ten years. when one day when they driv' me outen the house with gridirons and rollin' pins I didn't go back no more.
 "They say eff man wants to get on he oughter be in business he knows somepin about. What don't know about matrimony ain't wo'th knowin, But don't seem to get on very well at it. reckon Pm too hon. est. Eff want no honester than the novelists I could make 1t go well enough, but ain't no sich low down cuss''
 There are cases," I remarked, where one knows too much about his business or stated differently, he at taches too much importance to his own experience"
 That may be it. stranger. Anyway, you seem to be different from the rest who come here. You know it all your self. You don't rely on me for any thing except the introduction. That's what want. You've paid the fee You thought as we'll get the worth of your money. L.t mo introduce you to a young woman I've got on my list good lookin', healthy, blue eyes They say them kind Is tricky, but you're not afraid. She wants a husband, and she wants one bad. What dye sayT
 This attempt to force me to back my opinions was too much for me de- clined.
 But an interest had been excited In this unfortunate man, and I deter mined to try to unite him to his fam fly. In time I discovered the main causes of the trouble, and by correct, ing them succeeded in bringing about happiness where before there had been only misery.
 DONALD CHAMBERLIN.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-16

Paris Pattern No. 2517, All Seams Allowed or plain dimity, organdie or lawn makes up prettily in this design, that is particularly becom. ing and much worn by the growing girl The long full waist is gathered into the round yoke of lace insertion and blouse slightly at the front The very short, full skirt is attached to this waist under a narrow belt of the material, and the short puff sleeves are gath cred into bands of the insertHn and finished with a narrow edging of lace. If desired the model may be made with long bishop sleeves. The pat tern is in four sizes, two to eight years For a child of six years the dress requires 31s yards of material 27 inches wide, 2% yards 96 inches wide, or 2ss yards 42 inches wide, with three yards of insertion and 1h yard of edging to trim
 To procure this pattern send 10 cents to Pattern Department" of this paper. Write name and address plainly, and be sure to give size and number of pattern.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-16
Jack, the Huqqer."

Fort Worth. Aug. 6.-While two young ladies were passing along Main street a young man encircled the waist of one of them with an arm and hugged her. She screamed, and the man wasted no time in making good his escape
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-16
lefexre Selected.

Dallas, Aug 6.-Arthur Lefevre, for merly state superintendent of public instruction, who resides at Victoria, was unanimously elected by the school board superintendent of the Dallas public schools.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-16
Prisoners Released.

Guatemala City, Aug. 6.-President Cabrera has released forty-three polit ical prisoners.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-20
SHINNSTON
News Happenings Of Interest
ing Nature in Down
River Town.

SH1NNSToN, May 2O.-The Fair
mont Coal Company lost valuable
horse and mule that were working as
a string team Monday morning in
Ehlem mine. The accident was caus-
ed by the tail chain being caught un-
der the wheel of ear, thus dragging
the animals down, breaking the neck
of one and the back of the other.
A number of the Democrats of this
section are headed toward Clarks-
burg to attend the Democratic pow
WOW 10 ne held there today.
Mrs. S. ]. Maloy. of Mcdowell. Va,
arrived today to spend the summer
Mt the home of her son, DIR. j. S. Ma
10y. She was accompanied by her
SON., E. ]. Maloy, who will make a
short visit here before returning
home.
d. b. Stout. of Clarksburg, was in
town today looking looking after
some violations Of the humane law.
Rev George A. Woofter returned
home yesterday from a, short visit TO
Richie county.
Mrs Ellen Shinn returned to her
home at Clarksburg Monday, after a
short visit with relatives here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-20
Gambling Has to Quit.

There is an intimation that it Is
not crusade that the city author
tiles through Alex p. Hall have
started against gambling. 1t is ev-
ident that these places are to run
except when information or COM
plant is made to the mayor. This
question is, is 1t to be matter of
form, or are the city authorities
merely hiding behind a law techni-
caltty?
There is not the slightest doubt
that the city authorities know where
these places are and that they are
being operated. Why should they
not take the initiative, instead of
waiting for warrants to be sworn
out by those who are not connected
with the administration OF the law
in any way?
No one doubts for moment that
the city is to be made free OF these
places. Judge Lynch himself says
1T shall be that way and those en-
gagged in the business or profit d.
rectly or indirectly by it may as
we'll make up their minds to quit the
business, and, the sooner the better
it will be for them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-20

Some Of the fellows who boosted a
few weeks ago that some others
were liberal fellows have had it to
dawn upon them that they were
somewhat mistaken. But, as they
knew it all then, they must now
abide by. the consequences, though
they did get stung.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-20

A couple of years ago it was the
tax reform movement the Democrats
declared would bankrupt the state
and make the rich richer and the
poor poorer. That fell through with
and now it is the Virginia debt suit
that is going to send everything to
smash. When that is threshed out
and laid on the shelf it will be some
thing else. But meanwhile the lit
tie Mountain State manages to march
serenely along the path of progress in
spite of all the Democratic thunder
ing. The trouble with the Demo
Gratis is that they talk too much in
the subiunctive mode.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-20

Are the corporate representatives.
70 be retained at the head and In
the leadership OF the Democratic par
" in the county and state, as has
been the case the last several years?
There is plenty Of plain evidence to
warrant and affirmative answer to
the question
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-20

Prosecuting Attorney win E. Nor
rls has had excellent success this
term of court in his prosecutions of
law breakers. His record as prose-
cutting attorney is one the county is
proud of.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-20

Having awarded the Virginia debt
suit in favor of Virginia, the Demo-
cratic newspapers of West Virginia
will likely now begin the preparation
OF plans and specifications for the
of the bond certificates out
of that enormous treasury deficit
they created some time ago
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-20

The Democratic newspaper has
the idea that the Democrats did not
want to have any thing to do with
prohibition or the Prohibitionists. 1t
is certain from the resolution passed
by the Prohibitionists they were de-
termlned not to let the Democrats
steal any of their candidates.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-20

The indications are such that some
of the Democratic newspapers more
than a protection than anything else
are imploring the party not to let
the corporations control this time.
But the latter have too fast grip
on the leaders Of the party in this
section of the state for them to he
thrown off in a hurry.