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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
FALLsBuRG

Winter school opened up at this
place the 27th with a very good at
tendance. Prof Darby. teacher. We
wish him all the success possible and
,.lnk there win be a good turn out
in a few days. as il wasn't published
"a time to give the people time to
make preparation to start in at the
beginning.
Charley Simpson Of Potter, Is al
tending school here.
James Austin is on the sick list
Edgar Austin was visiting relatives
here Sunday.
Miss Jessie Gains visited al Buck
Elkin's last Saturday.
The Sunday school and church com
mittee Of our town met Sunday q
discuss the question as TO where ~
would have services held. as VI
are expecting a preacher soon. ans
II was decided that the Eagle Hal
would Be used. 50 the question /
settled and We would be glad to hav
prOtrarted meeting start up sooi
~ some good brother.
Mrs II. c. Austin. an aged lady Q
this place. Who has been very see6l
fol several months was made to N
joicc sunday while her children hi
lethered in and were singing for hel
As il vas her request A few Of n
neiEhbOrs were there and all felt bar
-. aud il was a grand httle mee'in
IL these that witnessed il
one That Was The
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
RrcHANAN

James Bennett and sou Virgil ere
visiting relatives here
Miss Jessie stump is getting over
the measles
Airs Forest Mcbride let tor Char
isston. ". Va. where she viii 80 to
hOust Keeping.
Vsrxa Bennett was calling on q
m Staap's family SUNDAY.
}. !. Humble has heen very siek
Tor the past week.
NrS. J. J. Humble has returned
t. Zelda 70 So her husband.
MrS Mike Castle Of Scary. W. Va
4 VISITING her parents here
l.ayue Cartmel Is no better
Misses Dcsslo aud Sophia Stunt
Were vlsl,lng Nlatlves herr hs'
we'll.
Wild Rose
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
wEBBvILLE

Your scribe got hack frOm your
splendid court with losing a case
out Of II. Was greatly pleased with
the Judge. and many others are
speaking highly OF him.
Mrs. Kitchen has moved back frOm
Huntington to Dry fork. John Hen
sley has also moved hack TO Dry
fork.
Mr.. Butler and family have come
from Portsmouth To Cherokee. to Wis
it his mother.
W. Nichols. OF GreenuR is visit
ing on Blaine.
MIS- Grace Rupert is he;e
Two Of the HAYES. nor upper
Hlaine. came to meet their sister frOm
Lewis county.
Frank and John Kelley have ~
turned frOm court.
Henry Fischer has returned IRON
Crcenun
Tho Misses wadden and Reeves
o, nel's Trace are In wehhvlne
Kirk Thompson hOpght a car had
Of corn a. 6 cents,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
BEAR GREEN.

TIE scAOOl elosed al this plaos
Friaay.
Roll oresn ard Allen Fannin were
calling al Dea oaeeas sunday.
OLA nan SAerard disd the 18th
o. cid axe
MSdee Rice and brother made \
trip n Cat 10 visit friends.
Fred CASSIDY visited home folks
the r2St vc.ek and Nss accompanied
bach b. his broihsr Earnest
Harlan Caasman Of Herald has
moved to his place.
sunday SrhOoi IS rroErcssiug nicels
a. Nj Zion WnA John FULLER Snp-
eriatonteni.
Green Kinner Is On ne siok hist
Freach Harmon and wife ana Mar,
Cacen ASSc beea visiting relative.
here rocptly.
I'm Ras,ie has returned home irOa
nOEtSmcu,h.
NrS nOrN 0acn made = trip d
IVES, Virelnia this week.
loe Ross and HIS bride visited hom'
lclks sunday.
lcsse HAN and HvoroO Rice a.,
aolng q Eoo1 business
! pnn NJ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
TWIN BRANCH.

Elisha lobe has typhoid lever.
Little Beckham Hughes who has
been sick 50 long is still improving.
Several Of the boys from here at
tended church at Midway Saturday
night
". NJ. Watson. the merchant at
overland son passed through here
Wednesday en- route for Louisa
Henry Hughes has gone to house
keeping on Blaine
Tom De-ifield and Willard and
Willie Carter were here Sunday.
DR.. Rice was at Henry JObe's last
"Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Jobe is expected soon
from Buchanan
sam Rose is at home from Bear
Creek
Lindsey lobe still makes frequent
trips TO Robert JOrdan's
Miss Pearl Hughes was the guest
OF Mrs. Elena Watson Saturday
night.
Willie lobe and Ora Adams wers
among friends here Saturday even
ing.
Thonas Murphy. OF Morgan Wa
at Esquire Hughes Sunday night
Harvey lobe has gone to house
keeping on sam Reeves place.
Miss Fife Lee lobe was shopping
at Oslo Friday.
Mrs. Elzena Watson. Of 0verda
was here Monday setting subscriber
for some papers
vessie lobe and Elisha Elswic'
are home from Lansrk. W. Va.
John Hughes and B. +. Carter Al
N Louisa attending court.
Smith lobe is clearing new ground
Il Misses Pearl Hughes and Soph
and John Watson attended ehurc
I at Irish creek Sunday.
: Miss Cleva Carter passed up on
: creek Friday.
Al Ella Rose was here Tuesday.
Two Lovers
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Store For Sale.

A stock OF general merchandise.
scales and other store fixtures; com
Tarativeiy new. bought only five Cr
six nonths AgO. no remnants. invOio-
"a st2s.sS Win sell cheap for cash
With a good discount. or VIII sell on
time: the latter preferred Apply 70
RObt Dixon. Louisa. Ky.
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|: : PERSONALS. =:
sssssss.ssssssssssssssssss

Miss Emma Carey has been sick
with grip.
Miss Addie GiIkerson was shopping !
In Louisa recently.
c. T. Rule and wife have returned
from Paintsville-
Miss Matte Wallace has returned
from Cincinnati
Haskill. the Ashland business man,
was here Tuesday.
A J. LOar. Of Huntington. was in
Louisa last Tuesday.
IT. and Mrs. W. F. shlpman we're
in Lexington last Monday.
Miss Edith Marcum. of ceredo. is
the guest Of Louisa relatives.
H. H. warnock. OF Greenup. was a
business caller last Saturday.
b. +. conley. Of East Point was the
guest Of Louisa friends recently.
J. L Richmond. OF Rural Retreat.
found his way To Louisa last week.
Mis-. James H. o'Brien has returned
from a visit to PAintsville rela-
tives
Mr.. and Mra C. B. Wheeler. Of
Ashland. were at the Brunswick this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S Burns and
Kizzie. were in caiIettsburg last Sat
urday.
Fred Moore. Of Cincinnati. was The
guest OF Mrs. Hannah Laekey this
week.
Judge and Mrs. Hannah spent Sun
day in Ashland. returning TO LOUIS
Monday
Sine Gilkerson. OF Gallup. was in G.
lottsburg last week looking aftei
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Harrington
OF Albany. \. Y. are visiting th'
family OF Col jay H. Northup.
Mrs. Winnie Meclintiek. Of L
Grange. III. IS the handsome and al
traotive guest Of Mr.. and rs, ". D
: Pierce.
Miss Mary Kirk. Of Louisa has bee
the guest OF her uncle. Judge A
Kirk. over Saturday and Sunday. :
Paintsville Item
D Miss Jett May Compton. Of Wa
r bridge. KY. Is visiting her sistel
Mrs Harve Yauntz. Of this place
Catiettsburg Tribune.
Il Mrs. }. NJ Turner and littl
D daughter. Who were here the suesl
z o. MIS- ChaS Russell. have return
ed to their home in LOuisa--lad'
pendent
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General Admission, 25c. Reserved Seats, 35c.

Here you are. Headquarters for
Postal Cards and Phat0 Buttons made
direct from the person or old pictures.
Negatives loo apiece-three for -
Remember. we give mail orders
prompt attention We got the iirst
class Photo and button outfits to
do the work and experienced gallery
open for all kinds Of work every Sat
urday. d. n. Jones Old stand. Louis
Ky. Give Us a call or mail Us an o.
der.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
FOR SALE

40 acres. in eOOd state Of cult
WALTON. Sell fenced. - acres in grAss
and young orchard Of 3 apple tree
and so peach trees Never-fAilinE
~4ssr on the place Pcstotfice. siore
mill. school and church house about
: msle distant : cal veins Good
osilsd lo< hoase. With box addition
Coed harm. 10 miles vest Of L0uiss
"a TuhIie mad Fer prize. call o.
Joe Webb. lad. ny. or NJ +. Con
ley. LOUIS. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31

mai canrraA usaneess sss seins
nailed oot irce On rcQposi. b. ~.
Khoon RaelrN Wis rAese tests an
r,oslnr 10 ne peoplN without a
renn,s coel ,he rUas value q his
rl,n,lll, prescription lnovu 10 dms-
r..,. cvsr,vhero a. pn shoops ca.
arb Remedy. sola ~ Louisa nrus
cpnrenS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31

Floyd wellman Is building a hand
s0uae tuo-story residence on North
Main Crosg street Il Is a frame. mod
en- in style. ard vii BE- a comfort
able home
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31

Reucssa,aiive Garfield Moore Vas
a hone day Or two hs WA.
having pariea With nsmOcsss uem-
lrr ms lr.enas sre eiad 10 know
nat AR MoOse Is much iMpEOscl
A. AsAltA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31

The fike,lle Courier Is the .4.est
newspaper venture in the SANDY "a
by Il i a weekly. pub,iaaed By
Grover c Scott. and Is a good looking
nsvsy sheet
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31

LIE q Chriss in NOvinE Pictures
A correct reproanctioa q play a.
diva Al ooeTammersAn. should =
nea hy parents ana children Al ;he
Opsra KOuse rch Is.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31

Tree Climber Of Buchanan. Sent
- high ne failed to recognize him
and must wait until he comes down
before ne can tell who cur CORES
pendent Is
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31

Do-t fsn TO sc the nOSt complete
R.uson Piay-over see feet q film
Rsserved STATS On sale Al Coaley >
l,us,ry sscre. Frsiay Jan n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31

SIR KnisAts J. c. Adams ard + {.
J-,k, went 10 AsAand Tuesday 10
utiend the annual meeting and han
80 a TIE Ashland comnandsry.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31

RI Payne has ben made rail-
p,aa policeman. for the { 4 o.
having juri.iictioa IN every cOunty
n,ourh uhich the rad runs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31

Mis- Fannie cOhie. a pupil Of ths X
\ c. vas called TO her home IN
E.nPrusonsburs this vesk By he
nl..ss q her noshsr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31

Wednesday night was the codes,
Of the ssason. the mercury falling
u "a. There vas considerable ice
d The river yssisrlay.
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NM L n FHuaisr. Of Madison
sreet. has besa quite SICK this veek.
naRinr TIE prsseace q Nr-Huualsr
nsrrz.ary-
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In TIE as Of Neeoe "a Blaskhurn.
nit for damages for false inPrison-
nat. The Jury foand for the defend
~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-01-31
Best Galvanized Roofing.

Carload of that high grade GAL
vani1ed roofing that is known to Be
the most desirable roofing material
on the market, has been received BY
the Snyder Hardware Co. LOuisa. Ky.
and they are selling it at a special
price that is very attractive to buy
ers. Cali or write for price
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Tss prOsr1csed nessing fOiloviaS
ne Hoiiness Conveution Al the A.
Il ckureh Is san going on
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Heavy underwear and rubbers
cost at PickleSimer'sl
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A ner girl has come to Mr.. and
Ms John wellmal-
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Frank )Bsvins. the popular eOnauc-
ar oa-1s c a o. Is AGAIN very sick
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A. me Of tally cards has Jus,
1srn pcrived at cOaiey'A Z
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Fancy dress shirts. collars and tes
a PicKlesimers.
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Brns me Jour busisr and esEs. W
n SALIVA
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All faney box candy a, cos, a, Pick
ieslmers
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oy,ralls. iastsis and work shirts at
Pickies.mers
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Indigestion

seuuaeA trcnh,s Is III synreon ~ snt ~
n itsslf a t,,a discASN We tAink q pysrsGslA
Hsartorrn. and lntlge<,tca - rcal olSeASlS ~
they are synr1cnS o0ly q . co-iAn sQec-c
Nerve Sicknlss-ncthinE else.
n was this hct that orS, ccrreclly I'd n. Soccp
n ~ eleotioa 81 hat NV very pOroAr S,crAca
Rrrne1y-Df. ShooQs krs1cntul, 0o'ng direse
- ~ s,oracA nt[vcs alc!e ore,ixe. tai s',,ssl
eva that oElrlnal and alEAly vial pt,nelp,e, -
sch 1AsIlnH accorp ilhu,r1tS were evcr ~ y had
rnr sloraacA tlstrosA bloatlng. oliccxrsS ead
hroAlh and sallow ccnpltxlcn. ny n, >1ocpt
~ what i can and VIII d. We al and enccl'
nally rccolm1nd
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Fresh vegetables At Pisklesimer's
every day.
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Valentine, and Valentine post card
AZ plokleslmere
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Insure unh wanaee. Life. Fire.
Aeesasni etc ofiiee near DEPOT
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More Of them and best solid Shoes
At Pierces Big Store.
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Rsunant Bargains at Piercss BIZ
asrN
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Sliced country ham at Pieklesimer :
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Ground coffee at PiekIesiner's-
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-counsrY honey a, PiekIesinsF'a
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Fisros. G., PTiss WAYS ana .lirts
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s.n Pislissinsr your Val ealve.,
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mil. q an ,dai sonivans
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Big Sandy News
FRIDAY. January 81. 1905

nianehsha vas tieciing tie dough.
rnerIssians q SORROW Or voush.
he fappoose hesan taEiins.
And tie brad pan. n faViing.
Crushed tie Indian curn on her
touch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-22
DEAD
FROM WOUND
Asylum Patient Succumbs to
Gunshot Injury in the
Asylum.

George DORSEY. of MorganSson.
died at the asylum yesterday after
noon. His death was due to hem
orrhage from the wound which he
inflicted upon himself on the 14th.
Mrs. Amelia Dorsey and son, Ray.
went last night to Weston to take
charge of the body.
Details OF the manner In which
the wound was received were given
in a statement made by George dur
ing the last week. He said that he
had inteded killing himself for some
time and had only waited a chance
to do so.
In going through one of the rooms
of an attendant he found the shot
gun. Before that time he thought of
drinking two bottles of ink which he
had found but when he saw that
weapon II occurred to him that 1t
would be more certain to use the
gun.
He looked into a trunk in the room
and found a cartridge. The gun was
placed against the breast in an eff
fort to shoot through the heart but
the load went below that organ and
death did not Immediately result.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-22
Government Threatens to STA
tion the United States
Marshal Here
TO STOP THE HABIT
In and Around the Federal
Building in the Near
Future.

y
IT may be necessary to station the
United States marshal here for the
purpose of making two or three ar.
rests. in order to break up the filthy
habit" said Mai. w. Hayerstick. OF
Washington, D. c., to Telegram rep
resentatiye last evening, when talk
ing about how the people here spit
on the postoffice property.
Mai. HaverstIck is the general In
spector of the treasury department
of the United States and was here In
speeding the federal building. He
seemed thoroughly disgusted with the
habit he found here and could not
find words sufficiently severe to CON
denim 1t as he. thought'it deserved to
be condemned, and, hence, he resort
ed to the newspaper to give the peo-
pie fair warning and added the above
remark as information as to what win
he done. If it is not corrected in the
immediate future.
II find a great deal of spittle on
the steps and in the lobby, as well as
on the pavement around the building,
though the postmaster insists ON
piacards that the habit be not in
dulged in there.
"It is not only a filthy and Indecent
habit but quite unsanitary as well.
I feel quite sure the people Of this
splendid little city take pride in its
general appearance and cleanliness
ever adds to the beauty of every
thing. Besides. all know that every
uptodate city is enlisted in the, great
movement that had its origin in Dem
yer some. years ago to battle against
the spreading of disease by means of
expectoration. Every city is now
making war ON splitting on pave
ments and in public places. and
Clarksburg should not step out of the
procession.
Otherwise / find the federal
building in splendid condition. Some
changes and improvements have TAX
en- place since 1 was here a year or
SO ago which afford convenience both
to the public and the postoffice force.
Il hope you will impress it upon
the people that the splitting habit
there must be broken up and you
may repeat that II 1t is not the ex-
treme measure named by me will be
employed to break 1t up"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-22
A BUSY DAY
For Taft Before He Begins His
Long Campaign Tour
in the West.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept 22-lwith
an appointment to meet the delegates
to the colored national Baptist con-
vention which was held at Lexington.
KY, here today and an engagement
to address a rally of the National
League Republican clubs tonight, the
last day for Judge Taft before begin
ming sixteen days of campaigning on
a railroad train through tle West was
an exceedingly busy one.
The arrival of delegations to the
convention of the National League of
Republican clubs accompanied as
they were by bands, enlivened things
up somewhat in the way of political
enthusiasm around Taft headquarters
today.
The Taft party will leave on
special train at 8 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. The first saop will be at
Brook. Ind, where Judge Taft viii
attend a celebration on the George
Ade farm and at night speak in Chi
cago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-22
FELONY CASE
IS on TRAIL
Constable Schrader and Earl
Morrison Charged Witt.
Serious Crime.

In circuit court Tuesday morning
Jasper Harper, colored, was convict
ed of unlawful assault on Ella Har-
per alias Ella Davis, the penalty for
which may be penitentiary sentence
from one to five years. He slashed
her with knife at the Swager hotel
Constable ]. w. Schrader and Earl
Morrison were then placed on trial.
charged with shooting Joe Calominc,
an Italian, the night of May 5 with
intent to kill him.
The night of the shooting, as is re-
membered, Schrader was bringing
Lee Trimble, colored. from Salem to
the county jail to serve 10 days in
jail for dead-headIng on a train.
Trimble attempted to escape by jump
Ing from the street car at the north
end Of the Glen ELK bridge and shots
were fired. Morrison was on the car
in charge OF other prisoners. The
burden Of the state will be to prove
who did the shooting. which resulted
N scalp wound Tor Calomine, who
was near the scene of the shooting
and received the wound as stated.
There is an array of witnesses ana
The case will not be concluded today.
Messrs. Sperry and sperry and Har-
vey W. Harmer appear for the de-
PENDANTS and Prosecuting Attorney
VIII E. Morris for the state
Eddie Bamberger was found guilty
Of a felony, that of beating and rob-
5ing foreigner.
a verdict of guilty OF assault was
brought in the case Of George Bablc.
Frank Kauric and Ivan Stasic.
Dick Daugherty gave bond Of 800
for his appearance at the next term
Of court.
A new bond was ordered In the
case of c. L. McCarty against ]. C.
Shaw.
The suit of NJ. C. Ingram against
Dave Smith was dismissed. settled.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-22
Says Fight
Our Common Enemy
In His Letter of Withdrawal
Presented to the RepubIi-
can State Committee.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. 22-
Charles w. Swisher made the fol-
lowing statement before the State
committee in Withdrawing his name:
To the Republicans of West Virginia:
In Withdrawing my name as the
candidate Of the Republican party for
Governor, | feel that it is due my fell
low Republicans and the friends who
have so Loyalty supported me, before
and since my nomination, to set forth
some OF the reasons which have
moved me TO take this important
step, which l have done with some
hesitation and deepest regret. !.
have not taken this action from fear
of the results, but simply because of
the love bear my party and my de-
sire that in the presidential campaign
now upon us it be not torn by differ
ences and dissensions. but present an
undivided front 70 our ancient enemy.
A great many Of my good friends
believe, under the circumstances, my
continuance as candidate would en-
danger the success of the Republican
ticket, State and Nation.
For myself, believe the ticket
would have been elected and / was
willing to take the risk. carry out the
command OF the Republican conven-
tion and hold up the flag of the Re-
publican party through what | knew
would be stormy, but l believe a
successful campaign.
1t Is worthy of any mans ambition
to be governor Of this great common
wealth, and | fought hard for the
nomination. confess I wanted To
be governor OF ny own state where /
was born and which | love SO well.
and from humble beginnings reach
the height of governor and leave to
my children this proud heritage.
While my personal interest and am
bitioas, however. are rs dear to me
as any mans, / am willing to las
them on the altar Of my party and
make any personal sacrifice for ius
/ success. From the beginning | hava
always been willing q give evidence
of party loyalty. 70 work for har-
mony and not stand III the way of IN.
doubted success. Before my no III
nation, seeing there vas opposition,
] agreed TO withdraw from The con-
test once in favor of my friend Elliott
Northcott, U. S. Attorney. and an
other time in favor of my neighbor
and friend. the distinguished Judge
and jurist, John W. Mason. After
the convention had nominated me. /
was still willing to subordinate my
professional interests and ambition
and l agreed 10 withdraw in favor o:
Judge Nathan Con, knowing that he
/ CONTINUED on mage eight
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-09-22
UNTRUE SAYS MACK
Democratic Chairman Denies
That Big Campaign Fund
Was Turned Over to Him.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22-chairman
Mack, of the Democratic national
committee. addressed a telegram to
President Roosevelt today in which
he denied fatty statements contained
in an interview between Timothy l..
Woodruff, chairman OF the Repuh-
lican state committee, and Roosevelt.
printed in local papers this morning.
that 100000 left over from the
1904 campaign had been turned over
to Mack by Former Chairman Tag
CART. Mack in a telegram to Roose-
velt says there is not a word OF
truth in the statement.