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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-03
.ElpuclARYE NOTICE.

& Notice Is hereby given that the &C.
counts of.the following named flduciar-.
les are before me for settlement. viz:
1. Ell Wilson, administrator OF
Thomas J.. Starn, deceased.
2. Ira l.. smIth,a administrator OF
Andrew H. Norris, deceased.
8. Samuel H.. Linn. administrator
of Ansey Linn. deceased.
Al. L. Jones, committee OF John
N. Jones. an insane person.
S. Seymour Mc1ntire. guardian OF
Grace McIntire. an infant. a5
G.. William Michael. guardian OF
Jean Edna Thomas. an infant.
e. H. Leroy sturm. guardian OF
Reginald L.. sturm. an infant.
8. John Rice. guardian OF Lulu.
Norval L., Mckinley and Maine Par;
kerr. infants.
8. Jadwiga Kingorie, administra
trix OF George Kingorie, deceased.
10. Elizabeth Rosso. administrators
OF PIetro Rosso, deceased. 5,
II. Elizabeth Rosso, guardian OF
Wladislow Russo and Bronislow Rus
so, infants. &, .3:si11 u
Given under my hand as one Of the
Commissioners OF Accounts of the
County Court of Maroon county. West
Virginia, on the 26th day Of March.
1908. "a i55!f5 4
JOHN T.. LEHMAN. *. (;
Commissioner of Accounts.
27-3-1O.177- 4 ~
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chas. 8. Highland, agent for Doro
thy Dodd Shoes and oxfords. Il
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LOUISIANA $40 siNV.lADEfsEAsT.

4 AaFf FnHF I4E
is BY g. wv Press Assoclation.Ii &
81 BAToNiROu GE j. In. gAvril 3. With
ft1irt y-seyen games scheduled, and q
long eastern trip In prospect. Lollisi-
ana State University to-day begins n
baseball season that bids fair to be
the most notnb BILE in the history OF the
institution. chnmgerlain-Hunt Acad..
envy will be played this afternoon and
Tomorrow The first Important con.
tests of the season will g'be with the
University OF It Texas. on April & 3 and
] 4..StThc University of Georgia Will be
here on April 90, sr.::..:c...:..rg three
days; Series OF games will be. played
in May with Alabama University. the
University 8of the South and NIssis-
sippi "A. & NJ 81 81. " 3,
The eastern tour, will begin the first
Of June, and will include games with
Yale, Brown University, the Univer-
slty OF PENNSYLVANIA. Albright College,
Ursinus College and several less i'm.
lportant colleges in Virginia, Maryland.
Pennsylvania and New England. M;
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- = NY
tBy Asneia aon
cont starts E.9s
Georges fIackensc III liz
sian Lion 4 present on 1 wsftestler
|6ft the world.
Frank N Iowa IVA champion
|Wrestler or Arneri ca MI
Compartments. l.;s;ss
Hackenschmld I've feet 10 inch.
ess IN height normal weight, 21o
[poesu1lnds age. years nationality.
IGerman. Russian. w
Got Five feet, ii u inches in
height normal Weight. 200 & pounds;
nge 80 years; nationality g erman.
American. ~ q n jJsl5 s x 81 s
ii Title Involved. i,4li5
wrestling hampionship of the
S$ ~ Purse. "A, y;$ d 4;
Ten Thousand d ollars. to be divided
co Der cent. to The winner and 40 per
cent to the loser. n; &
CHICAGO. April 3--All, lis in readi-
ness for the champi wrestling
contest tonight between Haclsen.
schmidt and Gotch; when the worlds
title Will be decided BY these modern
gladiators OF the mat. Thousands Of
dollars will change hands rs a result
ofatheS strug gle. Although the foreign
invader is n tfnvorite., the Iowa man is
being heavily backed by patriotic nd.
mirers who believe that he VIII show:
the Russian Lion few new Yankee
tricks In the wrestling line. .;,t
q Georges HackenschmIdt, although
born In Russia and known as the
RUSSIAN Lion has. not drop OF
ltussinn blood In r hissyeins. AS may
be guessed from his name. llis.father
is a. German. His mother, who is n
Swe1c, has relatives who have attain.
ed more or less prominence locally. a s
wrestlers and nil round athletes ana
gymnasts. Born at Riga In 1875 the
boy received IN excellent education.
and Mt seventeen years OF age was
preparing himself in st; Petersburg
for the career OF a civil engineer when
his youthful feats of strength begar
to attract attention. He was asked
to visit DR.. Krajowsky, a physician
interested in physical culture. and
was.advised to take up wrestling as
a profession. 3 " ~ jsS.
This advice was not followed i'm.
mediately on account OF interference
with studies. but about four years
later Hackenschmidt made his pro-
fessional debut. The wisdom OF this
course is apparent to-day. Modest and
unassuming. the champion is we'll
read and cultivated man, who speaks
Russian, French. German and Eng.
|lish with almost equal fluency. He
lived in Paris for about two years
before going to England. which has
been his home for several years. i.
The Russian Lion" is feet 10
Inches in height and weighs 40
pounds. His neck is phenomennlly
large. being 22 inches. His normal
chest measurement is 4s inches and
his chest expanded SO inches. otheir.
figures show: Biceps. 1sM inches,
forearm II inches, thigh 27h inches
and calf 17k inches s5
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go cent value Of CASTLE Soap for II
cents to-day at Cranes Drug Store,
See adv. s. 4 Il. j, Il st &
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circle. They relented and invited hel
to act as one OF the hostesses ut a re
ception at the. a cademy of Fine Arts
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MANY STARS in MEET
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.s2SS ~ =: ". Press Assoclat1on.l
.s NEW (. YORK, April .. With dozens
OF metropolitan stars among the en-
tries the Dominican Lyceum games ut
the tn + sEixty.ninth Regiment Armory to-
morrow I. night promises to be a fitting
waHi Wi ld for the New York indoor sea.
son The entire track team Of Il the
l Irish American Athletic Club has been
en- entered. and the crack performers Of
several other organizations will take
mn ri as ~ gr-'TI
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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-30
Notice Of Republican Primaries and
County Nominating Convention.

Notice is hereby given that at reg
ularly called meeting of the Republi.
can County Central Committee of Ell
more county, State of Idaho, held
August 81, 1908, it was ordered
10y such committee that Repub-
lican Primary election be held in
the twelve regular prsoinots in the said
County of Gilmore on Monday, Septem-
Der %, between the hours of 2 and Z
o'clock p. m in the precincts of Noun
tain Home and Glenns Ferry and he.
tween the hours of 3 and 6 o'clock p.
IN. in all other precincts. for the pur-
pose of electing delegates from each of
said precincts TO county convention.
Said convention tc be held in In Noun.
tain Home. County of Gilmore, State
of Idaho, on Wednesday, October 7, 1908
at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of
nominating StateSenator and one State
Representative, Assessor and Tax Col
lector, Treasurer, Sheriff, Probate
Judge, County Attorney, County SUI
perintendent of Schools, Surveyor
Coroner, three Commissioners and two
Jus tices of the Peace and one Consta-
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-30

BILE for each OF the various preciuels
aud TO tram act such other business as
may come before the convention.
The places for holding said prinar-
les In the different precincts of said
county and the number of delegates
each precinct 10 entitled to is as follows:
Mountain Home, seven delegates, Hun
serford's hall: Glenns Fe 'ry, four dele
gates, s. B. Black y ellis meat market I;
Atlanta, two delegates, school house;
Gold Springs, one delegate, 5. V. Black
wells residence; Smiths Prairie, on
delegate, school house: Fall Creek, one
delegate, school house; Rocky Bar, one
delegate, sch Dol house; Big Camas,
one delegate, school house Pine Grove,
two delegates, school house; Junction
Bar. one delegate, g. w. Jackson's res
idence; Little Camas, one delegate, An
dersons store; Mayfield, two delegates,
0. b. Slater's residence.
Dated this fourth day Of September
1908.
o. E. NORELL,
Chairman Republican County Central
Committee.
Attest: J. M. OWEN, Sec. Pro. Tenn.
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lun1bago.

When muscular rheuma-
tism attacks the muscles in
the small of the back it is
called lumbago. 1t is usu-
ally quite severe and every
movement adds to the pain,
and especially when one at
tempts to straighten up. No
internal treatment is reuuir-
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-30
Contest Notice
Department OF the Interior,
Uniteu States Land Office,

Department oil the Interior
Uniteu States Land Office,
boise, Idaho August %, 1905
sufficient contest IND Wit having been
filed i'll this office by
ESTHER NJ. ALTSCHUL
Mountain Home, Idaho, on.estant, against
Desert Land Entry No 27Sl, made May 81. 1907,
or SEX sWA zee, IL and M NWA sec. 20, Twp,
south, ka geS East, b. M, by John :. kizman,
Grandview, Idaho. coules.ee, in which 1t is
alleged tuat Said John S. X tzman has done
Nothing toward the irrigation, reclamation OF
cultivation OF said land and that nothing has
been done toward the irrigation, reclamat ion
OF cultivation Of SAID iand and more than
one year has ELAPSED since he date of said
entry said parties are hereby notified To
II pear, respond and otter evidence touching
sald allegation ut ~ o'cluck am. on October 3,
1905 before W O. How q, u. >. Comm issioner AZ
Mountain Home, ldah) }; and that final hear.
ing Will be hell at O'clock p m, Oh October 10,
1906, before he Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Once in Boise, Idaho.
he said contestant having, Ill II proper aft
davit flied August ~ 1898, set forth facts which
show tn IL after due dlngence personal service
OF this notice cannot De maize, IL is hereby or
dered ana directed that such notice be gwen
by que and proper publication
VIM. SALDERsToN, Register.
1881 FRED V. TINKER, Receiver
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-30
TAFT LABOR'S FRIEND

The simple truth is that no man
has done more TO place union labor
on . sound, square. law-abiding, re-
spected and self respecting footing
than William A. Taft BY his deci'
sions in labor cases. Both employ
ers and employed have acknowl.
edged the justice Of his rulings and
learned to abide by them and to
day thers 10 not an intelligent
worker or fair.minded employer
who would seek to abrogate them
Judge Taft lifted union labor iron
the doubt of uncertainty as 10 iie
rights which had before prevented
and gave it a standing which it ha
ever since retained and which ha
proved under his rulings secnrt
against all att ok. The old az.
sumption, derived from England,
that union labor 10 conspirac,
snd that workers could he prevant
ed from leaving railroad or othe
employment at their will, was
swept away forever by Judge Taft
90 far as the Tinted States is con.
cerned and when an attempt wa
made years later to revive the prin'
ciple, Judge Taft's decision was
quoted successfully by the laoo'
side to defeat the plea. Mr.. Tai,
was and is labor's friend because
he 10 absolutely just and would no
more permit wrong to be done TO
tbs poorest laborer in the lane
than he would to vnyone else. And
the honest, law abiding lahor'I
asks no more than this.--WoW
River Times
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bill Which was introduced a,d kilI
ed by the la-t legislature. j. 20 =
tanned one feature which . -eu.
to the independent, 81 Il Il ~
guarded against. Our present pr
mary laws guard against it and
the same protection should be IN.
cuioed in dirpci urinary. This IL
a provision which does rot confnc
the opersl o. of the law TO party
lines.
Under our present laws n voter
annot participate in the primaries
of any parry unless he affiliated
with thai party at The last general
election The dlreetpriDary .hould
have The same safeguard The Wy
man bill, accprdI & to the States
man article, provided that a voter
at the primarie. should be given a
;icAet Of each party and allowed TO
vote his choice and then return the
others to the clerks. This would be
very bad feature because il
would eliminate party lines so tar
as nominations were concerned.
Leaders in one. party might con-
coct a scheme to nominate an un.
desirable man at the end OF the OPP
pas.le party aud il enough mem.
bers Of their party could DO taken
into the scheme, either by persua
sion or bribery, this might be- done
and the viclimlzed party would
nave 10 bear the results
1t was TO prevent such result
that our present primary law pro-.
vides against The mem ers of one
participating in the primaries OF
another party. By all means this
safeguard should be included in the
lirect primary. - Payette indie
pendent.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-30
KEEP THE PARTY LINES

With but few exceptions the peo
pie OF Idaho want dliect pr
mary law. We seem to be al
agreed on that point But tb.
knotty problem is to find the kind
OF direct primary law that will ht
best. This will require grea,
deal Of study and is something to
which ali the people should Civ,
their close attention go that when
Q bill shall be introduced in tn,
next Idaho legislature they will
have formed opinions of what f.s
lures are good and what ones are
bad.
In the Sunday Boise Stateema,
appAa red digest Of the Wyman
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-30
Notice for Publication.


United States Land Office List NJ 095l
Boise. Idaho, septem Der s. 1903.
Notice is hereby & yea tnet the Northern Pa
citle hallway Company, whose pot office ad-
dress is st. Paul, Minnesota, has this 9Th day
OF sept 1908, filed in this ofi is apple alton
TO sc ect under the provisions OF the Act OF Con
& ess, approved July /, 1898 GO Stat 5y7, 500,
The swh rne14 sec. 81, twp. SIS, r. & e, B. NJ
ANY aud ali persons claiming adversely the
lands described. or desiri tn object because
OF the mineral character OF the land or tor any
other reason 10 the disposal TO applicant should
lille their aidavis OF protest in this office on or
bvfore the 23rd day OF October, 1873
VIM. BALDERSTON,
T-o5 Register
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Contest Notice.
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office ut Boise, Idaho,


United States Land Office at Boise. Idaho,
August y, 1908.
sufficient contest affidavit having been
file in this office by Esth er NJ. Allschul, Noun
tain Home, Idaho, contestant against desert
land entry n =, 1882, made May 81, 1907. Tor NEH
oW14 aud VIZ SW14 See. n TYPO :. k.3 f B NJ, by
Roy N. Cross, u ranuview Idaho. contestee in
which it is alleged said Roy n Cross has done
nothing toward he irrigation, reclamation or
g ltivation OF said land aud that nothing has
been done toward the irrigation, reclamation
or cultivation oi said land, that more than one
year has els sci sine cate Ot i'd entry" said
parties are hereby notified to appear, respond,
and oiIer evidence touching sandal egation at 10
O'Clock u H. on Oc.Ober0, 1908. before w. q.
Howie, u S commissioner at Mount in Home
IDAHO, and that final heIrlng will be held at
o'cIock p, M on October Is. 1905, before the Reg
lister and Receiver at the United States Land
once in Boise, idaho.
The said contestant h wing, in a proper afi
'lavIt fled August q, 1908, set forth facts which
show that alter due diligence pc sonat service
ui this notice cal NOT be made IL is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
Oy due and proper publication.
WM. bALDkRSTON, Register
1851 FkEDV, TINKER, Receiver
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-09-30
Notice fog Publication.

uIItI sIAIts LhNH UIlft, IISt M. UIIo
ise ldahu July 30. 1908
Notice ia hereby given TINT ire Northern Pa.
eife ilway Company, whose post otce adj
dress Is 81 Paul. Minnesota has this 3Uth day of
July. 1905 flied in this office its application to
sc ect under the provisions Of the Act of Cor =
gress, approved July /, 1898. go Stat. 597. 500
the southwest quarter Of southeast quarter
Cw14 OF seq section nine ". township three
% south. oi range six % east, b.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described. or desiring TO object because
OF the mineral character OF The land, or for any
other reason to the disposal TO applicant, should
ME their attdavits OF protest In this office on or
before the 10th day OF 'tuper, 1898
WIN. BALDERSTON,
1871 Register.
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Born Monday, October % to Mr..
md Mrs | B Warner, IN eight.
pound baby girl.
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- or iatrileeii6e 3niIfenfaG in
Az Der Sirtiniifen 8npele, tpos
~ ieIblt Der iiibiide Yrofeiior
~ Or. Sic9munb Seilbo9en NIT
iciner Srau unb SGpdgerin fiir5lif
Die III. Communion ais ben 3dnben
oes Ydpites empfinsen, Fat in fntbo>
liiden &reiien Shnter5 mnb gnts
riiituns berporserufen. Sm eriten
augenblid 9laubte man III elm
ur6tbnres SafriIee. sumal
crit fur8e 3eit borber Elm iolhes I'M
Stepbanss8 om gu Wien bon einem
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periibt porben ipar. inoem er Die
81. Communion empfine. alsbann aber
unter Sobnlahen Die bl. @oitie auSz
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periitdtss Trpfeiipr, ipelher ieiner
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loa, natbem er ben Wutb - nein,
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niife 8upeIc ein5ibrdneen, no er als
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FOLDER Renif mill nlsbann nur elm
NJ iIIenloies Spfer BON
NJ y oanten ginbriden 9es
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3apeffe niemais 10 Elm milbes
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ganf Itattfinben, 10 bab er, einmal
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lide gnti6ulbisuns ipiro aud ni6t
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Den Ibtootung fiibren tonnen -
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IN Der 8erpeihlidune b~erIunfene
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grfenntniB bes anseeciienen uuo n
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Der Sanatismis mander Serren
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Seuti6lano.)
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fatboliih gu iperben" CD elaubt ibm
begreiiIiher 8eiie aeiner. Seoens
falls trifft cine baieriiHe fatboliihe
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in icbiger 3eit bdufiser Dor, als mir
milien. Sod fiir5li6 bat cine Seitic
in Ieni6engeitalt. g ontbeim e I
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lihen 0ortrn9 in Saiern Den uns
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Jleiidy sepurben lei, beute fontme has
nidJt mebr ppr, Dbsieih man IS ans
aefidts Der bohen Slciihpreiie MIR be-
griiben f6nnte!" - llnb 10 mas bari
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berii6en, pdbrenb elm ionlt unbes
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Intbrr 11nh Dir 3nhrm.

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Naie, mic Ionm's &inbern ~aufeelcet
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SfmeiB u~nieres MneeIidtes arbeiten.
uno lie, Die beiligen 2erte, polen eS
bintcr Dem Sfen nit faulen Sasen.
Sciteu uuo Toulpen per6ebren nno
barauf lid riibmen, bdB lie Der
Sbrilten Scrren pdren unb bon unIez
rem SAmeiB lebten. sic lino siftiee,
bittere, ra6gierigc Shlnnsen, Yfeus
h%elmorber ino Senfelsfinoer, Die
beimlid) iteblen unb ihaocn tbun,
neil iie cs offentlih niht oern,oeen.
9u5u ipiiien mir nod belitieen cages
nift, fpeldcr Seufel iie uns ing Snnb
eebraft; mir baben lie gu Seruialem
nift 9ebolt.
Sic Subenirase beidGftiete Cutler
nod lpenige Gage Dor Ieinem Sobe.
Or miiiie, ihrieb CT inn Sebruar 1915
aus @isIeben on ieine Srau. lid,
brnnmafen Die Suoen 81 pertreiben.
Nebit elmer Yrebigt gesen bas Rapitz
tbum itelte err cine Yrebiet geeen Die
Suoen in NusIiGt. Wan ioue lie
aus Dem 2anpe iasen, tpenn lie lid
nift t%nifcn laIien po1en. 8er nidt
mitbelfe, lei iclbit elm perboiter Sube.
Na1 Dem 3eueniiie bes Stodiuben
8rd5 ma Sutber Elm groBerer Sus
benfeinb ais Sfefferforn, Sohitrneten
unb Cd unb er perpeltete nit ieinenl
juoeu@feiuolthen Seitament Die protee
itontiid)e 8elt nuf lanee 3eit binaus.
Sic Rroteitanten fpurben nod sebdi1is
ger gegen Die Suoen nls Die aatbos
lifen. Sic Yapite ermabnten offers.
Die Snnasoeen al idonen. 2uther aber
orans auf beren gntlpeibun9 uno Ger
itoruns.