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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
SCOTT AND HON. ISAAC /. MANN
WERE THE HEAVIEST I CONTRIBUTORS
REV. CLAYTON
AT OPERA HOUSE
ELOQUENT PREACHER TO SPEAK
TOMORROW NieHT-LEcTuRE
is FREE.

Rev Thomas Clayton. OF Ptttsburg,
will give a lecture at the Grand Opera
House tomorrow night on Influence
Of Modern Science on Religious
Thought
Mr.. Clayton is a speaker of unusual
ability and deep thinker. The fact
his religious views are the same as
President-elect Taft's, over which
there was big noise before tae elec-
ton, should bring out a big audience
to greet Rev. Clayton. The lecture is
free.
A letter written L. Walter Mason.
D. D, minister of the First Unitarian
Church of Pittsburg to well known
man in this city, reads:
l am happy to learn that our friend
and fellow-worker, the Rev. Thomas
Clayton, is to lecture in Fairmont
MIR. Clayton is prominently quail
fed to interpret uniturianism to en-
quirers, because he was until three
years ago a trinltarIan congregation.
al minister with settled views in a
church in this city, so that every foot
of the theological grouid has been bat.
tled over in his own soul.
And happily he came through unto
the new faith. and still retained his
sympathetic and kindly feeling for the
people of the old faith. so that while
he is very positive and aggressive
exponent of religion in harmony with
evolution and modern Thought, he still
retains respect and friendship OF the
people of his old church.
For three years Mfr. Clayton has
preached every Sunday evening TO 3
congregation growing both in mum
bers and interest, in the great Allie
gheny Carnegie Music Hall, al
achievement possible only to man o.
unusual ability as an orator.
am happy to have him represen,
Unitarianism in West Virginia ant
congratulate you on the privilege o
hearing MIN.
tsigned) L. w. MASON.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
EKs' Charity
WAS VERY WELL RECEIVED BY
COMFORTABLY FILLED HOUSE
LAST NIGHT.

The Elks' Charity Benefit at the
Grand last night was an all round sue,
cess. The house was con1forta bly, full
and the comedy. "Mr. Brooks Com
pany," went through without break
Mr.. Edmund Watson took the leading
male part. that OF Jack Desmond. This
was Mr. Watson's first appearance he.
fore the fc,t lights and he took a
heavy and difficult part splendidly
Miss Laura Williams was the leading
lady and took her part we'll. Miss
Minnie Fleming. Woo appeared as Ar
menthia, the old maid. was great and
brought laugh with every line. as
did Curt Robertson, MS a suffering
old man. Lloyd Bailey as Mr.. Smith
and Miss Nellie Cassidy as Smiths
wife, made decided hit. Ed. Wilson
took the part OF Richard Chlvy well
Mr.. Wilson was in charge of the re.
hearsals for the production,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
FIVE contributions OF $500 each
MADE TO FIRST DISTRICT COMMIT
PAROLE FOR Man
NEAR TO DEATH
JOHN /, HoWERY SERVING SEN.
TEHcE FOR MURDER GRANT
ED CONDITIONAL PAROLE.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Dec. l.
Broken in health, with the physicians
stating he cannot live more than 4
,few days at most. and liable IT, die at
any time from a s,rdbml hemorrhage,
John L. Howery. serving an eight.
year sentence in the Moundsville pen,
itentiary for the murder OF Charles
Lane in Kanawha county, has bean
conditionally paroled by Governor
Dawson, after a thorough inwstlga
lion extending over a perb;d year,
during which time Pardon Attorney
Frank Lively has secured the opinions
Of some of the leading physicians OF
the State.
In granting the conditional parole
Governor Dawson states that the ac.
ton was taken solely upon the start.
ling ondition OF Howley's health, and
nas no reference whatever to the mer.
its OF the case.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
DETECTIVE HELD
FOR MURDER
SENSATION CAUSED BY THE AN.
NouNcEmENT THAT SEVERAL
OTHERS MAY BE ARRESTED.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Dec. L.
The arrest at Boomer Of H. B. Saun.
ders, a detective and special constable
Of Squire Flem RAIDER, Of Fayette coun.
ty, for the assassination of Grafton
Starbuck, near GauIey, at the door Of
his home on the evening of October
2S coupled with the announcement
that the arrest Of probably half doz.
en- others would follow, for completely
in the crime, has caused sensation.
1t is said that Starbuck, wlo was an
active Prohibitionist. and Squire Ra.
der have been enemies for some time,
also with Charles and John Conley,
brothers.
One Of the Conleys lived in Star.
bucks house. and when discharged
threatened to burn the house. 1t was
afterwards burned. starbuck later
had Conley indicted for violating the
revenue laws. Then Starbuck was ar.
rested for hiring a boy to ferry him
across the river instead OF using the
licensed ferry. For this Squire RAIDER
fined him $25 and COSTS Next a dam.
age suit was filed by widow against
Conley for selling her husband liquor
Starbuck was charged with instigating
these suits.
Starbnck, after being fined by Ra.
der for not using the licensed ferry,
went to Fayetteville. and. 1t is said,
found that RAIDER had made no return
Of the fine. He found that forty.two
persons had been find by RAIDER and
the fines of but two turned in. Star.
buck had these men summoned to tes.
tify before the grand jury. starbucl,
was next arrested for stealing brass
and he appealed the case to the Fay.
etteville court. On one of the last days
OF registration this fail Starbuck and
Conley had n fight. The factlonal feel
Ing grew until Starbuck was assassin.
ated before the damSse suit came to
trial.
The State claims to have three eye
witnesses to the assassination, per.
sons who have been hitherto afraid to
testify.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
Alberta GaNatira
WITH THE DEVIL" COMPANY
OTHER WELL KNOWN Ac.
TORS IN THE CAST.

Miss Alberta Gallatin, whto Is 50
we'll and fayorably known mere on ac.
count OF her work in former plays,
will appear here Thursday night as
Olga Hoffman. the bankers wife, in
The DeviT Company. Miss Gala.
tins great emotional acting makes
hSr an ideal character for the part.
Reginald Barlow, who is we'll known
on Broadway, portreys the part Of
"The Devil" and 1t is said that his in.
terpretath:n Of the role is exceedingly
clever. Tie Devil is one of the best
attractions Of the season. 1t has been
deservedly popular in Philadelphia the
most exactlng city in the world. In
New York It has a phenominal run.
The play here will be presented as
seen in the Garden Theater, New York
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
Ahord to Quit
SUCCESSOR TO SUPERINTENDENT
OF ANTtsTtooN LEAGUE
WILL BE SELECTED
MONDAY.

PARXERsBURG. W. Va Dec. l.
A meeting Of the board of trustees o.
the Anti-Saloon League. Of which Or.
Buchanan. Of Morgantown, is presi-
dent, has been called for next Monday
morning at Sistersvllle. to accept the
resignation of Theodore Alvord. super.
lntendent of the league, name his sue.
cessor and attend to other business.
An investigation OF conditions in the
State preparatory to taking vigorous
action in the fight in the legislature.
will be made. B
1t was suggestSd some time ago that
Alvord be made the head Of the legls.
lation committee to push the prohibi.
con amendment at tae legislature, but
this has not yet been definitely de
cided upon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
SIGNS
ARE MULTIPLYING
ARRAY OF TOYS AT HARTLgYs is
ENOUGH TO MAKE THE CHILD
HEART GLAD.

That Christmas is but three weeks
OF was brought forcibly to the minds
of Fairmont people this morning when
the curtains were drawn from Hart
ley's store windows displaying a be-
wildering array of toys of every shape
and description. One window is given
over entirely to the display OF dolls,
and surely in this magnificent display
any child and every child can find ex.
actly the dolly her Heart has longed
for. The other window is full of toys
of every shape and descrlption-en.
gines that run on track. automobiles
OF every makeN and style, prancing
horses. wooly lambs, gentle eyed
cows that moo ever so life like. hose
wagons, hook and ladder wagons,
drums wagons horns and In the midst
of them all Is jolly old Santa Claus
Just starting down a chimney with
his pack on his back. The mail box
is near by. which will take charge OF
the hundreds of letters which the lit.
tie folk will send to Santa Claus with.
in the next few days. The display has
attracted all ages and conditions OF
people today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
TES
CERTIFY TO
EXPENSES
The eProhibitionists
Lead OAe--Others
To Follow

The reports of the candidates giving
a statement OF the amount of money
expended by them in the recent cam.
palgn come in slowly. The Prohibi.
tlonists have given a detailed state.
ment of the expenditures of their can,
didates. The amount put IN the cam.
palgn fund totaled $454.6l. The
amount disbursed YVES s46O.96 The
amount due the treasurer is $685.
Edward w. Mills. candidate for gov
ernor on the Prohibition ticket, spent
s2SO.6S.
Goulden A. Straight, candidate rol
county commissioner. "u rae Prohio.
ton ticket expended $500.
A. ]. Kern, $1,000.
F. NJ Wilson, S21.5O.
Oliver shurtleff, $3.4O.
Andrew Newhouse. candidate fol
sheriff on the Socialist ticket spent
$500.
A. w. Snyder candidate for House
of Delegates on the socialist ticket
did not spend a cent.
orlie Fulton, candidate for House o.
Delegates on the Socialist ticket
spent $500.
w. H. veach, casaIdate for the
House of Delegates on the Republican
ticket, $IG3.7S.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
Amos s Ahead

The Nancassing board finished Grant
district this morning, counting Ever
son precinct. At THIS precinct Amos
gained another vote, putting him three
'ahezd76s eoaRwass. "
This afternoon the BOARD is count.
ing precinct No, l, Fairmont district.
There was little for the attorneys to
contend over this morning.
Ogden and Parks have both drop.
ped out of the Democratic counsel.
The canvassing board finished pre-
cinct No. 1, Fairmont district. Coma
WY lost three votes at this precinct.
Amos has now lead Of six votes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
Death List 135
ELEVEN MORE BODIES BROUGHT
TO SURFACE AT MARIANNA
MINE TODAY.
(By United Press

MARIANNA. Pa, Dec. 1.-The death
list at the ill-fated Mariana mine now
numbers 1875 victims. eleven bodies
having been brought to the surface to-
day. Both the recovery OF the bodies
and their identification are proceeding
very slowly today on account of the
amount of brattieing that has to be
done before the victims can be reach
ed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
Desperate Deed
MOTHER KILLED HER DAUGHTER
AND HERSELF WITH cAR1oL.
lc ACID.
(Ry United Press.n

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. IA hand
somely dressed woman. supposed to be
Mrs. Nicholas P Errsngton. 242 schil,
Ter street, Chtcdgo, fought a desperate
battle with her twelve.year-old daugn
ter Theresa in the Peabody Hotel mere
today, killing the child aud herself
Carbolic acid was the weapon used
Both mother and daughter were barn
ed from head to foot with acid,
Are you going to "The DevIl?" q
Dance at the Rink Pavilion tonight
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
Out of Politics
FOURTH CLASS PosTMAsTERs IN
SEVERAL STATES PUT UNDER
CIVIL SERVICE.

IBY United PrcSs.)
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. IAN
executive order was issued to-day by
President Roosevelt putting within
classified service all fourth class Post
masters in New York, Pennsylvania.
Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin anil
Michigan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
DIX IE
always Good"
TODAY INTERESTING
AMBULANCE DOGS
and
IDEAL POLICE
IDEAL POLICE

The first subject is class" showing
war between France and Morocco. and
the wonderful trained Dogs assisting
and saving the wounded on the field
after battle. The second subject Is
unique. A very accommodating police
system is developed. but It Is too nice
to be true. eBoth eood.p
illustrated Song:
my Willow Grove Sweetheart"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
ELECTRIC THEATER
MOTION PICTURE SHOW
Everyday 1890 to s,p. m,

ExeryHday 1870 to sp. ms
5 cents cents.
our Picture To-day is
AFTER MANY YEARS.
Only one subject on this reel, but
is very interesting and will hold your
attention every minute. First scene
is the husband leaving home for a
voyage, and is shlDwrecked. supposed
to be list, but is cast on an island AMI
does not get back for seven years.
Things look very discouraging for him
when he first arrives, but turns oa,
to suit everybody, including the audi.
ence.
Z to 1o-vAupEvlLLE-7 to 10
Tonight We Have
EVERY PLEASING ACTS,
A COMEDY SKETCH s
and
A VERY CLEVER MAGICIAN.
His Act ls Exceptionally Good.
70 TO-. Admission Toe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
HEAT pRosTRATIoA
Is Pronounced to Be Young Mans

rs FT0HoUncEu 70 BE Young MANS
AffIietion.
fRv United Press.)
PlTTSBURG Pa, Dec. Isaac
Care, aged 25 years, is in critical
condition at a McKeesport hospital to-
day, suffering from heat postratiun.
He was prostrated by the comparative
ly sultry character OF the weather yes
terday and became unconscious at mid
night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01

Not to watch the ads" usually
amounts to Willingly overlooking op
Dortunities tnat, II found and grasp
ed, might change your whole caree,
for the better.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
"THE DEVIL"
cided upor

PromIaes to Draw a Big Crowd At the
Grand Thursday
The advance sale Of sea- for The
Devil" opened this morning, srl there
has been good demand fof Eats
throughout the day, and there is cry
indication that this attraction will be
greeted by a very large house. This
company has been especially selected
and the New York production will be
seen intact
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
FEAR FOUL PLAY
Superintendent of Construction Work
on Oil Hagnate's pipe Line Dis.
APPEARED With Pay Roll.

DARLINGTON. Pa, Dec. lowing
to the mysterious disappearance of
John l. Scott, superintendent of con-
struction Of the STANDARD Oil Company
on a pipe line between here and Bea-
YER Falls, much excitement has been
aroused among representatives of the
oil company, for when last seen he
had $4,000 with which he was going
to pay 1GO men on construction work.
Friends insist that ne has met with
foul play.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
MOCK DUEL PROVES
A TRAGIC REALITY

HUNTINGTON. Dec. IA mock
duel here last night ended fatally
Willie Wright and Elkins Fisher, two
boys, were swapping revOlvers at each
other, making believe it was Golden
times" a. tEe sixth snap wrights
pistol discharged and the bullet
pierced EIkins' body and he fell
Wright had. failed to remove the car.
fridge VIXEN the others were taken out
Of the pistol
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
Chicken Supper

in lobby of Jacobs Building by young
ladies of the Central Christian Church
Thursday, December 3, 1908. to 8
p. M. Price, soc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
THE VETS GAIN
ANOTHER COUNTY
A MAJORITY OF 27 IN MERCER
COUNTY, WHICH HAS THIRTY
TWO SALOONS.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. Mercer
county, along the ohio-Tndiana line,
voted "wet" yesterday under the Rose
local option law by majority of 227
votes. There are thirty-two saloons in
the county. Many Germans reside in
the county, and they supported the
cause of the "wets" despite a vigorous
campaign on the part OF the dry"
forces, The action of the Mercer
county "drys" in forcing an election at
this time was not approved by the An.
ti-Saboon Leagues State organization,
although it lent them its aid in the
fight. Celina is the largest city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01

Less than four months since the
Rose county local option law went into
effect 81 counties have voted on the
liquor proposition, anu ~ have voted
out LOG saloons. The other eight
voted to retain 445 saloons. Previous
to the holding of the county elections
five counties had gone dry under the
Beal law, making total of 81 that
are now dry. A number OF townships
in counties which have not voted have
gone dry. Before the close of the year
elections will be held In seven coun.
ties Including Washington, which is
the home of Senator Isaiah Rose, all.
thor Of the county local option law
There will remain, not voted upon,
after January 10, 10 counties. IncIud.
ed in these are the big counties of
Hamilton, Cuyahoga, Lucas. Frank.
lin. us well as those containing cities
next in size to Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Toledo and Columbus, notably Stark,
in which. Canton Is situated; Erie,
with Sandusky; Mahonfng, WITH
Youngstown; Summit, with Akron;
Montgomery, with Dayton; Butler,
with Hamilton, and Ross. with Chill.
cothe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
edSu1.er
ghlar'd
rs Report

01lll11IfteeWdS
SO
sBttRe Dec. Treasurer
Higilsndi Of the Republican
State xeeutiye Committee, has filed
with the tlefk ot the county court of
HARRISON county a summary showing
low the money TO deiray the expenses
I, ID: the ate compaign was raised and
how 81 was spent. The amount col,
ieeted by tlie treasurer amounted to
50 and the amount spent for
open ses ofthe campaign, amount
sagto 6S.6s leaving balance in
ttie hands Of tie treasurer Of $9S5.44.
Eha largest contributor TO the cam
pan fund was Hon. N, B. SOFT. OF
Wheeling. wao contributed Sll.750.0U
4 sFhe next largest was Hon. Isaac n
Mann, d hanWeIl, who contributed
100000, and the following is list OF
all parties contributing more than
ss6:66
Hon. NJ B. Scott, Wheeling $l1,75o Nc
Republican National Com.
mittee, New, York ......, 5,325 OC
Hon: Isaac T, Mann, Bran
q
we'll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 0C
sHpH yes of the Hospital for
insane at Weston. W.; Va 1884 81
Employees Of the Penltenti.
ary. Moundsvllle ....... 1850 OF
Hon, sa:B. Elsins, Elkins. !. 1000 OF
lion W. q: SGlasscock, MOI. ''ssz
ssntown ........... 1000 Ot
HON John S. Darst. Ravens.
wood 800 o.
3 Hon. L. ]. Williams, Lewis.
burg !. ...,..... $50 o.
sherman c. Denhaan, clarks
burg .,..............,.. $50 o.
Hon. Stuart f. Reed, clarks,
'ss - Durg i........'... IVO !"
Hon. Ira e. Robina:n, Graf
ton 500 o
Hon. W. N. Miller, Parkers.
Hon. ". {. sproui, Chester,
Pa. ...."............. 500 o
Hon. Nathan Con, Clarks,
burg ....,...,........,... 500 O
Hon. NJ. p. shawkey, Of
Charleston ............" $50 O
Hon. E. L. Bosgs, Charles,
ton ................,. 300 o
Hon. w. G. Conley. King.
wood ,..,............... 400 o
Hon. w. b. Matthews,
Charleston .....,..... 300
Dr. L. v. Guthrie. Hunting.
ton ..................., 300 o
Hon. Reese Blizzard, Par
kersbrrg ..,........,, $50 0
Hon. A. 2. White, Parkers,
burg ....,...-...'........ 200 .
Or. A. ]. Lyons, Spencer. 200 i
Hon. Elliott Northcott, Hunt
ington ..,............,, 200 0
Hon. E, L. L.1ong, welch,. $50 .
Hon, w. G Wilson, Elkins,. $50 0
Hon. w. NJ, Ritter, welch,.. $50 0
Dr. j w. McD:uald, Fair
mont ............... 100 Q
Hon. G. W. Atkinson,
Charleston .,............ 100 1
Hon. w. 3. White, Parkers-
burg ..............".. 100 {
Gen. N. S, Burlew, Charles.
ton ,.................... 100 {
"a. W. Brown, Spencer 80. 100
Frank Lively, Charleston. 100 {
Nv. F. and B. w. Peterson.
Wheeling .........".. 100
n. q. Williams, Charleston. 100
"a. Reymann Wheeling 80. 100
p. n Weir clarksburg -. 100
James L. Hamill, welch.... 100
DR. Jas. R. Bloss. Hunting
ton 80. 80
D 8, s,syandervort, Weston. rs
Q! n:wnsend. Charleston co
Dr, W. G. Jamison, Fairmont so
I1r p C, Caste, Spencer. 90
~. q. Young, Clarksburg.. so
Hon, /. v. Barton, Wheeling so
Dr. 3. H. Dodson, Spencer. so
Miss Ora Walker. Charleston so
Hon, Jas. S. Lakin, Terra
Alta ..,...,......."... so
Hon. Geo. NJ. Bowers. Mar
tinsburg ,...........,.., so
Hon. j. Schwabe. Charleston so
O: w. sDerinE, Charleston, 40
p w. 7. Heaton, Parkersblrg 40
2. K. holland, Spencer 49,, 40
II. n. Hutchinasn, Charles.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-01
Statement
FilcdB!ys
Treaslle
Where The Mons
Came From AIl
where It Wsn

~ n
WHEELING Dec 1.1ohn Gum
minis treasurer OF the Ffrsb Illstict
Republican Congressional Commits,
filed with the county clerk sworn
statement of al! monies received and
disbnrsed by the committee Ii cca.
ductlng the campaign. Under theian
every political organization or commit
tee must have a treasurer, who shan
receive and dlsburse all money, an ac
count of which must be sworn 10 and
filed with the county clerk the iol.
lowing is a copy Of the statemsnt ii.
ed, showing a balance of S5,OB
Receipts.
Sept. "a. 1905 R. B. Watson,
Cameron, for theusese pre-.
sCrlbed by law ....... = 5000
Sept 25, 1908, A. 2. Lynch.
Moundsville ........a..,,. 10000
Sept 90, 1908, r. Ad TIaII.
NeStoll - '''''''. i. - : - Iul'llt
Sept 30. 1905, j. A., Maculey,
Washington, D. e. -. ...l.s 1000
Oct. /, 1908, w. P. Hubbard
Wheeling 5000
Oct. /, 1908, j. NJ. Mccaskey,
New Martinsville .1... !. &. 50.oo
Oct. 8. 1908, w r. Miller
Wellsburg .....,... isog6
Oct, 8. 1908. NJ. l. HILL Lit
Teton 100
Oct 16, 1908, zona 4. Scott
Bethany -. ,..........3,;. 4. 5.oo
Oct 81, 1908. j c. Brady,
Wheeling -. 5000
Oct, 20, 1908, j, B. CampSeii.
New Cumberland Il, 5000
Oct. 2S, 19Osa N. 3, whitaker.
Wheeling ..,..,..,.. -. 5000
Oct: %, 1908. CIR. Hubbard,
oct. ss, 1908. s. s. Bloch.
Wheeling ....,.....:s.... 1000
Oct, "a 1908, w, B. Irvine,
Wheeling .....a... ,....... lo.oo
Oct. 2S, 1905, A. E. Mcdonald
oct. sss, IS 1905. B. v. peterson
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Oct. IA. 1908, Brooke County
Republican Executive Com
mittee, for uses prescribed
by law ............' ~, IS 10000
Oct. Ia, 1908, Marshall Conn.
ty Republican Executive
Committee, for uses pre-
scribedby by law ........... 10000
Oct IA. 1908. Alfred Holzam
Co., printing ,......si.: s7.5e
Oct. IA, 1908, News Lltho
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