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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
GASTRO DESpAGII-
ra pronto a sus
enamigos.
EI PrssidentG de Venezuela dice que
fHsiIAEa como a atraidOEGs a tOdos
los EevoIuGiOnSTi0s gus capture.
LIOgd 4 IL capital d "elDtIGh086' On deDlO-
FlbIO OStalO taSRIat

CarRCaT, ldbado, octubHe 3.-sS dica
ah0RR que OaEtF0 hG rGauGlto fuBiIaE como
& tFaid0Ees tod0g los que capture, mism'
bros de cuGlquiER m0vimIGnt0 inauTgent9
que 10 inicie On CanO de FealizRFga 81 anne.
nazsd0 bloqu0o de VonGzuGla. ABf 10 ha
C0ntsstado Castro & loH rumore8 y los in
foEmss periOdfHtiCoB, uegfn Los CuRleg prom
to 30 iniCiaE6 un meVimignt0 EavoluCiona'
rio al ampaE0 de Lon ORfionGl holandegsB,
para deFr0CaE Gl actual gobisEne.
Que Ol general CagtP0 p0E 10 regular
no hAbl& an bRIds, 90 hG demoBtEad0 va'
Eian Woes Ol tESgiCo fu dc 10 EoCianta
expedition de PaEsdG8 % IN tEint0 giemplo
do Ia BuGrto que aguREds Lon T0Yolucio.
marion gus ffRCRa0n.
FL prOgidGnta Ca1tTo lego & CARACAS do
ia vipje de gSig EemRnGg lGB pTovinCisB
del intsrioT, en- s8tadO d0pIoFabla de Balud,
y BuH m6dic0g estuvi6T0n aIaFmadoH algu'
nos dfaH. Sc CslsbEaEon variOB ConBuItan
en- "a casa en- Villa Z9iID, Ias que con-
OuIrisrOn Los pEim0rOs gSleno8 do Caracas,
10 Cual 0OARiOn6 Ii RlRTma ConIiguisnte On
Ol puObl0.
No cbatants, la constitution f6rrsR del
pEssidants vino ca gu 8uxilio otFa vsz,y tan
R6pIdam0nt0 Tecuper0 10 galud que eI VieE'
mes & pTimeER h0Fg 90 tFaalad6 On CoChe &
10 Casa Amarillo con objetO de deBpaOhRF
auuntOs psndioniss quO 20 habian acumu'
lAdo durHntO lOa dos meBsU que duF6 IR
expedition 20 bAiloI y dincuruos. EGta
mAfiRn8 las 90 h8IlRbs de nuovo en- BU
dOnPacho = "a no cAbs dudG que sgtG bien
de BRlud.
El tama do Las convOrBaoionen en- Cara
CAS- hoy, "a que 10 de lR sRlud del pEGSi'
dsnte no prSosupa nadio, o. lR eBpsrAda
contradiction q la Hegunds notR dc HolRn.
do, 10 Cual % dice ha fjado sI dfR primsro
de NOviOmbrs para Hnular 81 doOreto de
Castro FaupOcto & tERDbordoE, al que tRnto
10 Oponen Loo dc OuER8so. La uggunda
notR de HolNndA Gg an doCumento muY
largo, uegdn % dice, y In EsBpuaEtR dc We
nszuOIa, AdsmGs do B0F largo, 20 ,sntk re-
dRCEand0 CuidRdonGmante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
"DERTUWDO"

EBta cd el msior DusueeaiCo local oOnoci'
do. De vepta en- laa aOFsditadaB faEmR'
Cias de los BsfioE0s j. NJ. BIanco 90 g,
Alfonso g. Zsrbi = don Pedro ;Jglilks lis
3Efiaaa 'e CO.. caS ssa5fpen66snGia 4 81 sganto M,
MiFabRl. p. o. Box 44O. R.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
AViS0 a los lIBionisfaS.

For la pRsssnts Bs avisa & lOg sleCtoTos
UuionistaB de San Juan, PuaEta da Tisrrs
J SAnturce que "a lo5 comit6a Raspqotivog
de eatos pEeointo1 % RspaEtiFE & oadab sIeC,
tor el tiket qua Il HeflalR 81 colsgio donds
10 o0FFe8ponde v0taF.
San Juan P. r. 28 de OCtubEa 1908
Rafael Dies Dc Aqdimo.
PgoBdonte del Comits,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27

Washington, D. @. OGt. 1O.-Ceroa dc
$4,000 poFsonaB muEiOFon del C6lOFR en-
Filipina8 dsBdO el 10. dc EnsFo de este
RO, HEgdn 10 RnunCiR an Fsp0Et dNdo Ia
NidHd pdbIiOR pOE Ol jsfs do lG eDtaCi6n
,dRFentsnaEiR de MauiIa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
PARA FL Ola 80.
So IIIUiFd a sttetO IN gran mItIn unlOnIsll
-Oh SIN JUaBs

En- la nOch0 del die 30 dc loB coFEient0B
90 IIsvaE& afOCtO On ls plaza principal de
sRtR CiUdRd IN mass mitin unioniBsR, On sl
que hRT6n uEo de IL pelSbrG, entire otFoB
conocido8 oFadoTeg, los Befi9FOB Dr., r sfaol
del Vale, Luis Muiioz Rivers, ABtol, Ma.
tisnEO CintE6n, ssntoni, FigueEag, Nicoo
lRu, CeTvoni. Bsgouet, MendiE6bal Tisol.
Hay gran sntuHiagmo para RBistir nI re.
feEido mitin = tOdos los uni0niasaI do 10
~CiudRd , BuU pOblsdog = Comisiones de Rio
Pi8dFas conCuFEiFGn eli magnffico Ret0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27

En- esta imprenta Sc vende zpapeI de
peri6dioo viejO 4 $500 los 46 kilos
(ule quintak)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
LAS HoRAS NEcRAS

r. Las horas negras, las horas
durante las cuales hay muchas
personas que todo 10 ven de
color negro, son las horas de
la digestion. Delas doce las
dos del mediodia, y de las seis
q las nueve de la tarde, los que
tienen un NAL est6mago sufren
verdaderas torturas. Pero hay
un remedio simple. Con algu-
nos botes de las Pildoras Ro-
sadas del DR.. Williams segun
indicaciones que las mismas
acompahan, volveran esas ho-
ras negras a color de rosa.
Pruebas positivas:
Escribe el Sr. Juan Miguel Fer
nandez, Calzada del CerrO 683, Ha-
bana, Cuba: "V1ctima de una dess
composition general del est6mago,
durante cuatro amos en- que sufri
mala Digestion, llenura, acidez, estre-
fiimiento, inapetencia, etc., me puse
a atratamiento por diferentes metodos,
recomendados por personas compe-
tentes, y tome infnidad de medicinas
consiguiendo mayormente acrecentar
mi debilidad digestiva. Con las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
que tome durante tres meses obtuve
mi curaci6n. Las recomiendo entu-
SHASTA a mis- amigos. "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27

PARA CURAR UN REsFRIADo
EN- UN DIA tome ell LATIvO BRCMo
QUININA. El botioari0 le devolyera cl dinero sino
SO cura, La hrma de E. ", GROVE halla en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
la RueVa RxperieRCia de Sir D0u-
8Ias.
Fut Dor mueh08 lfos O6ltOr dol 'PlII Mall
GlzOtte".

LondrsB, Oct. 1O.-sir Douglas strai-
ght, que hA sido poF muCh0B amos odit6r
del magazine "Pall Mall GR1sste", = que
tRmbiea fa6 juez de lR India, 90 EOtiTR CO.
mo 81 miBmO expreIa: ''de TODD meno1 de
10 taEea de tEataR de divORtiFmO".
sigUisndO & IN declaration surge 10
pHeguntA:
-"SPuOde IN hombEs l., sE:s3s toda
"a vida tEBbajAndO GEduR , aAfduRmsnto,
gozar uin haosr nAda7'
Sir DOuglaI 8OnRi6 Cuando le hioieron
IA pr0gUntR:
'No l6 ri pusdo hacOrIo no2'-contab'
t6; ''Por 10 nsnCiIlR raz6n de que jam6a he
snHAyRdo In pFusbR'.
ne sstado trabOjando deGdo Ion Is
sfioB J tsDgo "a = ls psEaES- a0FG una nue.
Va expoTiencia pFrA mf'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
PiLDORAlSRoSADAS
DEL DR.. WILLIAMS

curan los males del est6mago
porque en- su calidad de
t6nico para la sangre y los
nervios dan robustez y con
clio buena digestion.
EN- LAS BoTICAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27

OoTuBRE 26 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
Cams = FBRa hllBea.

supG de OBras P6blicas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

Grafton and NDr9auiorn. These grat
fpuis. With lheIf far-seeing business
d scerIltreni ought 70 moye 70 tfese
Towns O. eatagt ba 81 Bentpns Ferry
here u0nid De apprec
Gentle reader before YOU are too
marsh III your criticism So ifIiioif
Board of Trade and il alrnont i eFeiops
ments IN the past ten 81 twelve years.
ask yolfself tie question how much
energy have you spent Ii helping build
up Fairmont and II YOU have NOT spent
any energy look over your bank &C.
count and see how much money you
ave gwen any Organization to back
Fair1nont. Msuy Of the people. who
honestly answer :nfs question will
he surprised Mt their own littleness
and insignificance. Weigh yourself
by Your action, not by loud talk and
wearing whiske-s eye glass and look
ing wise and calling yourself a man.
Fairmont las since 1900 more than
2k times increased It's popu1ltion
and by the unitei efforts Of all its
people (men, women and children)
before 1915 can have city OF thirty
thousand people at least What are
you going to do about 1t. Take a
sfand with the 'b1 sters. defend your
city, It's people and Its natural re.
sources. encouragu our own young
zen 10 stay in F lrnont and 1etp
work out Its destiny. Never before
" the "sta"v O. f. irmort lil we med
the RAJ hand offs eosd citizen in the
forward growth OF this city as we do
Low. Spend Jour energy and your
money to help make Fsirnsont tne
greatest 'TdnstriRl >enter In West Vir.
f'inia. What ire YOU going to do in
1909? Continue t. knock on Fairmont
or are you going to join It's army Of
boosters? Ask yourself this question
personeIIY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

We note that Jack Bell. who plays
"Tigs" in Buster Brown. said through
tine columns Of the Sentinel last evdn.
Ing that prohibition and It's spread is
Killing business II Jack had made
tbs remark to any one OF number
Of business men in Failsmont, when
Buster Brown appeared there the 9th.
er evening. he would very quickly have
Eeen-told that h. w2s badly mistaken.
at least 50 far as Fairmunt is concern.
cd. The reliable business men Of that
city express 1t as their opinion that
The saloon has gone from Fairmont
once and for all, and say It Is better
so. Mir. Bell based his remarks large.
ly upon conditions which he claims
now exist in Ohio. 1t would appear
strange, to say the ieas-t. however, that
county after county in Ohio should
continue to vote dry" II prohibition
and its spread is killing business. 1t
isn't 50 far step from one county
into another. and the county elections
have been far enough apart in space
Of time for one county to figure out
the god or bad that has been done to
business interests in adjoining coun-
ties. jacks" assertions don't hold
INTERPOLATION Republican.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17
WATER WAY IMPROVEMENTS.

Those who have been interested in
the development of the movement for
the Improvement o! the inland water.
ways, initiated two years ago by the
President and siveR impetus by the
convention in Washington which has
just adjourned, understand .h1. tac
present plan is to abandon the old
method so long prevailing in Congress
OF in.w'7ying rivers piecemaaf. and
to undertake the work on broader
scale anal at greater cost. 1t is ex.
pectHd that the work in the future
Will be expedited in a degree never
before attempted. Taking the Oalo
river, for example: Instead of pro.
jecting work covering period of
from fifty to seventy.fye years to
make the river navigable at all sea.
sons from Plttsburg to its mouth at
Cairo, maintaining nine on ten foot
channel throughout, the new plan is
that these improvements shall be pros.
ecuted 50 vigorously and with the CO.
!Cssal steam dredges such as are used
now in the Panama Canal, that they
will be completed within ten years. TO
accomnlisa This great project. howev.
er. will require the expenditure of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17
BOOST THE CITY.

Russell Fl. CoLwell in hts treat lee.
tire at the Normal last night took n
fall out with F2trmont Board Of
Trade. Mr. Csnweu s7id aFter his lee.
turs that he always used the Board OF
Trade rs his Scan@goats that they
were usually broad and lIbaraI-mInd-
ed men that took NJ offense at his
remorks" Mr.. C5rwell "s1il that lie
was more tlIen pleased with his visit
to Fairmont and that with our coal,
oil. gas and abundance of water we
were dstined 10 be great monnHqc.
turing center" That tine building of
our city is MT the work Of one man
nor a hundred men. but c7n be OBJ
tgined only by the united effort of the
entire business population" He "sall
that he intended his remarks for the
merchaDt. tie lawyer, the doctor and
the minister just the same as for the
Board of Trade" Every man who is
not in sympathy with his job anil
loyal to his town soon becomes q
knocker and the town can get along
much better without him. There are
managers supcrintendents and en-.
ployes OF some pretty big concerns in
this town who never let an opportun,
ity go by to knock on Fairmort anil
eXpound the greatness Of Clarksburg,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

f745.7gg) and Illinois gs9.932) gaze
TAFT tae creates. number Of votes
aInong Tie states white IS 70 Bryan,
the otder w0A nv York (6e7. lgS) !,
Ohio $40 a 4 fili6ol $40. z
IN vote ;ist for nj and Bryan
were almost iflen Ical1 III number 81
Two % tates ncntsiy Maryland and Ne.
.yada. IN tii,st first men TONED. TAFT
received III ,253 and Bryan 1fi.f1T,
and IN the other 10.21b and 1866 re.
speedway.
Debs receivstl i.,Is largest vote IN
Pennsylvania Ss,143: Illinois 29i7n.
Verm.tt was The ONLY state in which
mot single vote WIS east Tor The
Socialis. candidate. Delaware gave
him only rs v5tGs.
Hissen's vote In New York (35,S57)
and his own State Of Massachusetts
t19.237l toget1er formed nearly two
tnirds Of all NE votes he received In
the while county. In six States not
a vote was cast fr him. Nine States
registered not single vote for the
Prohib!tlonist candidate.
The vote in slrre States near home
was as follows:
The Socialist Labor candidate rn,
ceiyed votes IN only 10 States. and
in only 10 Statos were votes cast for
Wstson. OF the p nulst party.
Ohio. Taft. 572S12: Bryan, so T91:
DfF,s, 1885,; Frsgen 439. chain,
11-+c2 Wstsrn, lCo. Gt'hpn7. 7&1.
Pennsylvania Teft 745 -79: P7~nn.
AS. 7S5; Dehs. 29"ta: His@er C57:
Chain, 96Gai; Watson, 0: Gi'hoas,
1.222.
West virgiuN, T-Gt 1877 SEQ Brvou.
111.41S; Debs, :G7G; Htsg n. 4G: Graf.
in, 5,1Ji, watson o; Gilhsus 0.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17
MEALTLi q E:.A.nMa.

The report q Mr.. Wilsan, the Mes.
tor Of the cabinet and the secretary
Of agriculture, is before Congress and
y sl'4rmssryeof staggering figures.
The value Of the combined crops Tor
1909 Is estimated at eight billions Of
dollars. What do these figures mean?
The secretary has doubtless been care.
Jul in his addition and the tanners
scattered throughout the length and
breadth Of the land. II they make an
economical and judicious use Of this
remarkable bounty Of nature, may DOS
stbly profit to The extent Of eight bill.
lions and 1t is perhaps fortunate that
the. wealth remains at the source OF
production and Is not in the treasury
o. the United States. in Washington.
But 1t is diverting to imagine what a
lot Of things this eight billions might
buy. The secretary diverts himself
by the observation thai 1t is enough
To cancel the lDterestbearing debt Of
the United States and to ply for the
Panama Canal and fifty biggest bat
tleshirs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

issued by Mr.. +. e, Nichols and which
is being eagerly sought by his friends,
The calendar is OF the large block
type and besides having largs figures,
It contains a map of the AEonongahela
Valley and some very useful informa.
ton. The legal holidays on which
the banks close. rules regara.ny the
payment OF banking paper and the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17
l,.Ilsa e. r.learapI, aeper...
IT.liE NoTe FoR PREslpENT.

ME total populpr vote Of the vari-
pre- s,iantiai candidates at the last
NafIonSf elect n. was made known in
INV oifiefal form bg tle fling Of the
i'll ofticisli vote Of Michigan. The
ais show the following votes cast:
RAFT sss7 ,GTb; Bryan. 8 S93.1S2; Debs,
Cilafi1 241.252: FEisgen, 49,.
ISg watson i3S71 Gsilnaus (Soc.
1922. fotu' for all candidate $
4Sb.y;229 This lTanle total exceeds
sS4i ,53l ttlis tntal Of 1904 Cam.
3afet with 1904 the Gag dates Of the
Republican renocrstic md Socialist
iicketa Increased their vote this year.
ME reverse IS true Of the candidates
Eof Prohibition. Populist and Social.
isf Labor parties The independence
party nd moi figure IN the Presidential
election Of four years ago.
me bisgesl Inference in a party
vote Is shSwp in an increase for
Bryan Of SIS. I'll over the total vote
cast In 1904 fpi Alton B. Parker. the
democratic candidate. Taft received
1870 votes more than were polIed
Tor President Roosevelt in 1904, and
Debs ran 45.SjS ahead II his pre-
deeessor on The socialist ticket.
TIE heaviest loes in shown by the
Pepilllsss who tic same candidate
fegistered IS a. votes less this year
than IN 1904, when their total was
fi7,tSs The I'rohtbitionist candidate
Chsfin ran 1925 votes behind the
1904 mark OF his party. and Gllhaus.
the Socialist I4lboF candidate, received
only about 60 ger csnt. Of the votes
Riyen tt Gorrisan. which was 3l,249 in
ne previous Presidential race.
New York (STO,O7O), PENNSYLVANIA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

about sixty millions Of dollars accord.
ing 70 reeeni estimates and Congress
c9uld mol, u course make appronslas
tons on such an expensive scf1e.
Theffore. / isexpeeed that the r. 81.
ey Viii De raised hy Bond issue IN &
plaf recently sIlg tied 81 Pres q
X and approved by The con.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

It is not trIaI, it ls a sure thing,
YOU will be pleased, when you 90 to
Fisher for your leweIry wants. He
has ithe stock and the confidence Of
:he people and is known as the "old
reliable" jeweIer. His number is 2s2
Main street, first and second floors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

About the most handsome as wcn
as useful calendar which has made It's
appearance so lar this year is the one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17
USEFUL CALENDAR.

One Issued by Mr. Nichols Has Mucn
Useful information On Its Pages.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

statutes of limitations Of west viz
gtnia, are printed ON every month
thus making the calendar 4 tiilnF 8
much usefulness.
Get your Christmas china al Fish.
:r's china sale Saturday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-17

6aiEVefed By Carrier.
IA! mo month, payable monthly. sc
Dlily5 one elS...', "A 1890. aVs'
Breathitt County news. [volume] (Jackson, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1908-05-29
Simpson.

Miss Laura Hollon visited tile
home of Mrs. j. J G.. Bach, of
jackson, last week -. s. IL.
Hurst, of Peartree, visited his
daughter, Mrs. Hampton, Friday
-, Kelly Kash, of Jackson, wa
at this place Saturday !. w. l..
Welch, of Stanton, was>-in Sinp-
son interviewing our merchants
Wednesday Sam Kash, of Ha
gel Green, was in Simpson few
DAYS ago, =: Miss NoraLovelace
of Frozen, visited the home OF
Mrs. Hampton last week Mrs
Mamie Trent visited her sister
Mrs. Kilburn, at Camel City, Sat
urday and Sunday -. Misses SAB
lie Hampton, Leona Tumplin anC
Julia Flinchum were in Jackson
Tuesday. IRENE.
Breathitt County news. [volume] (Jackson, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1908-05-29
Berea Commencement,

Berea College commencement,
which is one of the great events
# the year for Eastern Kentucky,
will occur June 3. The morning
5 given up to addresses and ex-
EDITIONS by the students and a
display of industrial work of va
'ious kinds. lnthe afternoon there
IRE addresses by distinguished
men. The chief speaker this year
is Hon. w. W. Stetson, former
State Superintendent of Maine.
Other speakers are III. f. Methe-
ney, of Wyominga and President
Ellis, of Tabor College, Iowa.
Commencement at Berea is usu-
ally attended by from five to seven
thousand.
Breathitt County news. [volume] (Jackson, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1908-05-29
Canoe.

Tom Gabbard, of Puncheon,
visited Logan Little Saturday 49,.
The little twins of Mrs. David
Sebastian have been very sick for
the past week Bess Callahan
and Simon Gross visited jackson
Saturday Harlan Griffith and
wife, of Wharf, were here, Sun
day ~. Rash Sebastian passed
through here Sunday on his way
to jackson Pleas Evans, Of
Breathitt County news. [volume] (Jackson, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1908-05-29

Berea, has been visiting his mother
for the past week. ;. Jerry Rey-
nolds had a log rolling Saturday
80. Elihue reynolds visited Lee
Bowling's Saturday. :, Miss Mary
Haddix. of Elkatawa, has been
visiting Misses Sarah and Clara
Callahan for the spast week s.
Mrs. Emma Spice Of EIkatawa,
visited her paren Saturday ).
Miss Lizzie EvaSs, Of BUCK horn.
has been visiting Mrs Blsekbufn
Gambill. "A
Breathitt County news. [volume] (Jackson, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1908-05-29
Oakdais~..sA.'

OeQp Johnson, of Jett's Creek,
wasn't Jacksous'iast wecls.takina
dispositions Ma land suf. DAN.
ier,detf andElisha Little, of Jets
Creek, were here last week Oh
business Mrs. Elvife Deaton
and Miss, Sarah Short, of Jelt,s
Creek, were here last weA
Hence Short, Mrs. Surilda Short
and Mrs. Vica Back were in Jack
son the first of the week on bust.
ness. ;. Henry Mcintosh, of Jett':
Creek, passed here the first of the
week en- route to Jackson. High
Bryant was at Meadow creek til,
first of the week on besiness.
Bob WHITE.
Breathitt County news. [volume] (Jackson, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1908-05-29
District Convention.

At meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee of the Tenth
Congressional District held in Mt.
Sterling last Thursday afternoon,
a general district convention was
ordered to be held at Estill Springs
hotel on Wednesday, July 10, for
the purpose of nominating a Demo
cratic candidate for Congress to
be voted for at the November
election. Mass meetings to select
delegates to the Congressional
convention were ordered to be
held at the court house in each OF
the counties comprising the dis
trict 1T l o'clock p. m. Saturday
July II. In the general conven
ton each county will be entitle'
to one vote for each two hundred
or a fractional part over pnc hue
dred votes that were cast Scr Az !,
lib. Parker for President In lptl
Breathitt County news. [volume] (Jackson, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1908-05-29
AN EAGLES QUILL
Used by the President to
Sign the Court Bill.

When the President signed tn,
bill authorizing the holding of TN,
Federal court at jackson, last Fri
day, the. occasion was made one oil
fw on the part of the members o.
I Cabinet and others who were
assembled in the Presidents .pri-
vate office. REPRESENTING Langly
went TO the White House lraxif,p
huge. quill taken from a Ming of
a mountain eagle in Keptuclsy.
Langley passed the quill over, at
the same time expressing. Soii e
doubt as to the Presidents ability
to manipulate it. I
i am not sure that YOU can.
write with that" he said.
why, he can write with his
thumb and it would look as well AS
his ordinary signature, said Sec
retarv Garfield.
Yes, and I can write with a
big stick said the President.
The bigger the stick the bet
ter" chimed in another cabinet
officer.
1T is SO seldom, said the Presi-
dent, that Il Representative from !
Kentucky asks for something tina
no one else is after that | am will |
ing to go out of my way to please |
him."
The President then picked up
piece of White House stationery |
On which he wrote:
TO the people of the city OF
Jackson, ny, with regards OF
Theodore Roosevelt"
This autograph note, with the
mountain eagle quill, will be
ramed, and if Representative
.angley ever gets influence enough
o have a new Federal building
rected in jackson it will have a
lace of honor in that structure.
Many of the citizens of Jacks D
oined in signing the following
liter of thanks to. President
'DY' 'Is ei' .oo ,y57ss5 sss vS.
To Ills Excellency Theodore
ROOSEVELT, President of the Upited
States:
Dear Strive thank YOU on be-
alf Of our City of Jackson for
our kind recognition in signing
he bill of Hon. John ". Lang
~, establishing a United States
,ourt here, also for the eagles
uill pen and for your message
it.
Breathitt County news. [volume] (Jackson, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1908-05-29

Rev. Greenville Stacy will con,
duct memorial meetings at the
Lazarus Back grave yard on Quick
sand creek the first Sunday in July
and at the Risner Point on Quick
sand creek on August 30. Every
body invited.
Breathitt County news. [volume] (Jackson, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1908-05-29

Walter Oliver, a deputy sheriff
of Wolfe county, arrested Floyd
Burnett, fifteen-year-old boy,
and lodged him in Jail at Campton
on the charge of killing the four
teen-year-old son of John Moore
of Saltwater.
Breathitt County news. [volume] (Jackson, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1908-05-29

The case OF Xaltsx ~ Al ne
AGAINST the Common eaf. ost or
fSesrsed BY the'Vourt bfsssshe
last Friday. Day was ehiI
of obtaining money dnder fs,,c
pretenses in Judgment OF tn
Perry circuit court and was sen
fenced to the penitentiary for one
year. He was ipdicsedfo signing
the name of Floyd Day to a mote
and securing the money from thu
Hazard bank.
Breathitt County news. [volume] (Jackson, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1908-05-29

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