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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-20

)Bl|HEb.fEIiIlt'B
SNAKE Wilson With a Thrilling.
* ). Record, WtI 'Rhd His Days 4
il. In New York City. -, =. 'x ~

y New YnrlIj Ats 4 t1rs,,o ,..a ~,
t1etectivaa "s,n.ro Cos, ,u,,,.nn .h~, M. ~
rnbni 1cttSxtsn = =, zy,ssTs,1 - ~,
atrAyehrk .tha bf,,.f .n5 yoi,s,,s !, x.
fsa%raneh .rnnnt y, +rv,ns -; ,nna+. .ts
spotS Sahere ssevan ynaru zoo he! - I:
;crsttsa. levels ;. n IA i,oY,nnSs tn ~
AMOUNT ,of Sos. NOn..''' 80, - " 80,
NM. ]. as, *. y, 80, Is
rsa.,.S = "a ~ .vx ol littt y
Wn,sn Ili a,I allas was vs. Io .a!ii
;Sar nH " st'' q9i Ii ~, tne ,
M, 49,. We Was ~ .5tiVeFslue
ss:ssl St,s . INN >ine SCOUT
~ .ueti %, M - A4nlost sRty toi
5yt.tis naY - spent
:, 80. pI .'on ~ Wits: Is i Sy ~. IL
,,..s. IN IN MS time he has snot eleven Of
ncers, but ,tuckflyEkilled no on6. His
exploit or ropbfng thirty dwellings
IN tnree nights and rounding30ut the
i excfl1tement oy dropping town po-
hceman and a township constable in
"a.funning gun fight stands as the
: record; FOR This Is what Snakes" did
seven years, ago In New Castle, Pa.
Fart- OF the loot from these thirty.
houses ls what Wilson buried. =; i
Wilson mad 1ust then< finished q
thilteen-year term at Riverside Peni-,
t tetlSy, mis- sixth term; and he was
hurried Dack TO begin another term
OF ten years. He would have been
giyen twenty years but for his age:
FWhson spent nfnety-sesve1 days and;
, ;n.ghee IN succession IN the dungeon,
;el ne came out OF 1.-THE hole" still,
1uilIsof light and within seventy-two
hours made three more attempts to
rnurnEdoWn the penitentiary: =:>> ,....
He declares that If he finds the
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-20

eva Panquay and Julian EItinge
Stage Impersonat0rs ~..-
-. .,4..... VIII Wed.

q New York, Aug. 19.--When Eva
IIalnquay marries Julian Eltinge
there will be a wedding, the like OF
which has not excited stage1Snd for
g long time. The announcement of
the engagement sounds common
place, but the wonder COMES when
one realizes that the Bridegroom
elect is one or the best-known imt1Eper-
senator's OF women, while Miss Tan
quay has won no small amount OF no.
tlce iYpersonating men. From Mr..
Elttnge comes the announcement Of
the engagement, and he says that the
ceremony will take place some time
before October, either in Cambridge,
Mass, his home, or in New York -,
which Is Miss Tanquay's home. The
following personnel for the bridal
party might not be inappropriate:
Matd>of honor, Richard Harlow, the
daisy Queen Of Spain;'' best man
Miss Mamie James, Barnum's beard
ed lady; flower girls, the Russell
brothers; chief usher, Miss Vesta TIL
ley. g.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-20

qAuisy 1issi I. nail. u II - y sis37
Is 8: 4 Does Not Cor e 81 E =,
4 i35 }qss f 81 .4l n \ 7.
NsI;NSd3stsl-raefs

There is r6 81 BIZ ~
sent ont nom Cl arltisl iSs & xy a af y
"a that the Gauleys 66sI' Land iS ifSss
pany owning a very large trac .,ss
land in Nicholas and Webster co,iiii
ties, West Virginia, Sb prepasaiiS 4 IA
bring suit for gsySta ini 3iian aoif
against the Baitinil ana dhios ias
road company, tf1i III III i'as Ss
railroad mpany9 5 saa 'fsiiea "
out promise TO buf1d d i3f Sn IsS Its
from Curtin to Gauley MnIs.S I'M
thus give an outlet to- the s6ss4i GysI
property. . +, - - ) Err
Mr.. G. b. pills, OF Boston, 1ti iisS I.s
secretary of the Gauley ,Coa1 iSa
company, says the report, q isSa
foundation and that. hs "a okka 4 SiDts
know where it originated. 'qrhe E;oi4s
heers Of the Baltimore and Ohio RI II;
road company .haTe bfokan ,naapi{
1se made to us, said Mr.. Rllis & 3 iisk \
we have no, ground for co1nplAinfs
We are not fond OF law sui ts, aad na-s
body. connected Il with ouT vs. ANA. 1s
has Thought OF or suggested al 'askf
against the, B.. & o.. or any, silsgSS
railroad company 3 ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-20
Finnigan Hit Smith:
Then Pays $18Fil1e

The case Of dkaht Smith VS.. lack
Ffnnegan was,trted before Justice ;of
the Peace Cottreft, Wednesday. FIN
nigan was charged with disturbing &;
boat, striking Smith with q rock and
disfguring him. q
Both parties are from KaffMWssa
City, and the. fracas. occurred AHk8
~. According to- the evidence q q,
nigan took the cars OF Snlt
and When Smith 1en1a e
back, Finnfgan returned theM,. s6f6e
words followed and during TIE con7-
troversy, Smith was said to haSxa,
thrown his hands back to his min
pocket, when F'innigah assaulted;
him. 1t was also bTopgtH oit in the.
evidence that Smith had xha' feputa~
ton Of being a ddhgefous Hab !, who.
had carried gun. 'S-' in Z. b
Attorneys in the case we're w. H.
Johnson for the state and IT,. Caste
for the defense. After hearing the
evidence and tn arguments, Jiafic@,
Cottrell fined the defendant Ste 2azlsa
costs, making S18fin afEFsht Sss I'm
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-20
THE 'FRftaA TE PELICAN.
u 10 Rtsn,AItf Bird ygistd an ii RiiitsFnn,e.,
=. >'>@. =" 2S$frSfrb ~ SI; -. x f7't'3 =

:. ,. >>%. 30 4istrrstssbs 81. Wing.
III The. frlgats spehs :or an-toff+wssar
bird. is. usually foana between The
tropics. ( Although vixen stripped sof LTD
e Of It. is. hardIy larger than 4
pigeon, vet no l3ah Gan touch at. tha
same tir1e tho tips Be its extended
!. wings. The long wing. bones are *
5!cssdipgly light, did the whole ;a 81,
paratus Of. air cells ira extremely az.
yeloped,; 30 that It's EsM, weight is very
trtaing. It fiiea af ", great height
above the water and from that eie.vIfa-
ton pounces down On Ash, ,eshecctaily
1,prefsrring TIE. poor, iaa,ArSecuted ;shyins
fish Tor lis prey. ~ ::zI;3S H.. ,.,:D.
Under the Throat of the @frigata =Ipeli-
Gan Is q large pouch OF deep FED
color. which CAT, be distended Win air
al; the pleasure Of the sls.d. The pouch
49, larger and OF b more brilliant red ii,
tha na1s than M and sttE SEfb1 a{
general p1amage Of the female is Hot 30
bright as that Of the male. ST 1*S !
Although fits Rwiftness OF wing and
General activity enable fb to snatch q
fish from the surface, ofsfIle wateri, OF I
to pouhce upon the lying >fah Before 1t
can again seek: the protection IT itts
native element, vet it too often uses
its powers In robbing other birds OF
their lawful prey, 1t IL enabled 10
some mysterious way TO- Ind Its way
home by night, even though it may be
400 or 500 miles from lana. The length
9. q the; male bird is three Feet and Tho
sxpanae OF wing eight feet :. !. !.
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Grizslea Veteran Bids Farewell (, to
81 sthe fife d tic EWave> M Rl96fno snt
y J. ING ssyptiSh ''fshdefed fiihsASeh4ke
okSh1 jattiie : StesidsHt ssntis
Word 6f Appreciation.

3 Lake Moho1ik. N. r., Aug. 10 -,
Rear Admiral, Robley d. Evans ftd
good bye to the naval serBiea here
EtSat hiEht.zS One OF TIE most mag
sntRce1t frecsbtfons ever rendered. q
retiffng arrspr was given him.
/. Letters Of appreciation from mon
prominent I'm the service and one
from the President OF the United
States Indicated how Evans retire
rnept affected the nation. e s.- ~, ;, I
3 r. sEdMard simmons made the adj
dress of the evening. .i% t..
Me-. simmons said. that the roo
easion of the! retirement Of Rear-Ad-
mtral' EXaIAs WAS to, be vi. : ,.
- s;.ji Deeply Regretted ). - !.
first becauRe fpt the i'll health which
compelledshim to surrender the. chief
command otsthe greatest feet, OF bat
tlethips that has ever made. tour
OF 4the world, and because the AID
marals brilliant career terminates
under thestla law r,dn his ,sixtX-seRond
birthday. and the navy loses. one OF
Its ost experienced officers at q
time when In building. up the new
navy, his professional services would
be !of inestimable value.%'.> .r, =. ?;
, ! IT was appropriate, Mr.. Simmons
said, >thattt the retirement Of Rear Ad-
mirai Evans should be celebrated In
the Temple OF Peace" created by
the Mohonlls society Of Peace years
ago, because while Rear Admiral
Evans had Justly won the title or
"Fightirg Bob Evans, ''1he> fs an BIT
spoken, iasistent and persistent fight
er Ter. peace .,'<n.- a.>.y,~.,. - s
''r"Now .that-we have become. world
power, = said the-speaker, "and now
That our domestic .affairs, as we'll as
oar responsibilities in the Philip
pines, at Panama; III Hawaii, in cuba
and Pert9: Rico. subject lus TO con-
slant danger from the Jealous and
ambitious aggressions Of great naval
Establishments in Europe as we'll: as
IN the Orient, it stands ito reason
that bothyprtid ence and duty now de-
finand that we do precisely what our
kinsmen In the British Isles long ago
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-20
iAN AERIAL HORROR.

The Worry Dreadful Thing Thas strohe
< schneider Did. t...l
r. "a group OF ~aeronauts were talking
,aeroBauttcs.# /:.... e.. -" So.
odd you ever hear Of SIohschnei-
!. der 3s4said German. "Ife did d dread
full thtng once. IN tell you about IT,
r.: "Btpohsc bneider appeared tuTw-c grs
fRi9 village and advertised that he
would take the landlord Of the village
Inn up with him on a trapeze hanging
fTem the car Of his Balloon T.. -.
Though the landlords wife made a
ikick ahd the authorities, unfolding
her, forbade the man to- accompany
iSftohsph the landlord sat IN
state on the trapeze beside the famous
aetanant when the ascension began.
: fBut those nearest to him noticed
thaf ne wGB paler than ghost and
That fits'atm was thrown arotnd stroh-
attbtfng these things, the people, nodded
ominously to one another. ~, =. ,.-,.
r. Cup and up went the balloon, and
NOW fnurBour Of horror arose aUd0ng
the multitude. The aeronaut and the
seandDrd were quarreAng; kfey were
lighting. High up there in the .4cionds,
percisd on the swaying trapeze, they
StrAggfeas &thtmped, kicked H..
: @Bhd66nfy tie aerondut, IN q mad
basSt of rage, aeized the hHdlord by
the throat thrust him backward and
lfluBg oS1irn into space. Down2 the poor
rYeiiow dropped like a stone. turning
DYER and over. He alfshtsI On his
taea8. . II. H..
'"The people, mad with horror and
fase, rushed TO the spot, Ana there, TO
'ffaSfr 0mazement. stood the iaa6iDrd,
laughing beSftsiy. The fgHkS ahat had
fallen was manikin dressed up I'm his
clothes. ~ 81 c-I'f! ~. ,iESi
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Fish. Holds car I B.
I s' 1fn BeaH EI D

Worthington, 8. D., Aug. .10
Henfy Hanson, farmer, reportaFt ase.
pike. = u Il sssss VI
The farmer heard a noise
his cattle one night and rushsa
toward the trouble, which he ,fa
was near the canal. He fesihH ssse
@erai CALVES standing belly SdSsp
Watervsand, noticed one lEftlg ~
making desperate, efEom to,ss hi sI & ss5
tail free from something. s Ky
Hanson made a desperate afSoskk IS
reach the animal be fore Siss aAs III e
ged into the canal, but he failest
the calf struggled y1ntdt as d
drowned. a,,1I 81 .s 4. 4sss
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No CHARTERS 4 | \ f|lR
@' l|Nl|)b.H|||aa||f:BAts
Business Dull In the Office of the
Secretary Of State.~--New Com
800 '''f'' T. paHies Forming. : 80.

No charters have issued from the
office. of the secretary Of state for
two days. Business has been unus4
ualiy dull there probably because
Of the season, when there rs 80 little
doing in business way all over the
state. The first of next month is ex-
peoted ITO be characterized by the
: formation Of number of new cor
porations, which will do business An
this, state. Several new coal com
panies as well as several-,intendtng
Tor operate for Oil and others to On
sage In suadry business enterprtsiue
are about to be formed. a. Number
OF which are already ggea# to- asrfy
for charters. y.,.,..s. 4. - = ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-20
Uncle Sam 5 Ne,o foresters
and The Work 1lheg VIII %

get into it ana what It promises
Clifford Pinehot, the government. for
eRter, has lately written. on this sub
,iect: - - :, /. ,;;t - - ,
ITO De a good forester IA man
should combine something Of the
naturalIst with a good deal Of the
business man. To know how to use
the forest he must be able to study
It, He must have. therefore, the
power Of observation, a ~.
; Fondness for Nature, -, .<.4
and the ability to penetrate her SIC
'crets. But IF he :ist to gucceed\ he
must also have good practical judg-
Inent and the ability to meet and
hand ie mem, He must be resource
FIJI, able. to stand by himself, willfng
TO, undergo privations Of rough life,
and Capable, OF commanding the re-
speet OF rough men, who quickly
recognize virflity and 'genuineness OF
onaraeter, but will not tolerate pre-
tense or the assumption OF SUPERIOR
n.y. "A >forester, needs vigorous
mind ina vigorous body: He must
be OF the Kind that likes to get
things done, and does not give up
when things are not going HIS way!
He will have to face difficulties and
work out problems far from%outside
help, relying SOLELY upon himself. He
ought to bel hard to whip.
*The professional forester cannot
Hope For Big Fees
and certain pleasant SURROUNDINGS of
life which crown distinguished snc4
cess in, some other professions. The
hEs& prizes which are bestowed upon
the great lawyer; the eminent plYysil
cian, are not 4yet.*open. to him, =. He
must be content without much lug
ury; he will have to- spend a good
deal OF time out of reach of the or
binary comforts. He, must be able
and willing to rough it without com
plaint-to sleep ON hard beds eat
tlomely fare, endure, prolonged exer-
ton: and get along with plain people.
On the other hand, If he is at all
fitted for his profe8si6n~-and a few
weeks of actual. forest work or good
.summeT@school work will . tell finn
whether he iseor t1ot-~there is omen
to him rich reward---life in the
open, in the midst of beautiful,
healthful and congenial surround
fngs, 49,. -.
gaia. = Creative Work
OF unmatched usefulness in any ma
terial field, . place or large responsi-
bility and dignity and with It all a
fair living. -
'If the 'forester's temperament is
scientific he will have the Joy Of the
discoverer and organizer Of Enow1-
edge in a rich and almost virgin field
while IL he be practical he will have
the chance Of sharing in national
work of prime importance to our
people both now and hereafter" y
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1z1l1zl1 (lf4lS Mus
I. i i. s5e11lii1le, |: ~ Turn

found Z, absolutely NECESSARY to their
self preserved Ion. y ~ S ne -
& an cbnninaioni. M ,simni o sriI said:
1--WE. il welep me YOU Admiral #yans! "a
f SHADES Of Private lie.
s We hope your health will, be
speedily and permanently \ re-estab+
tished, and wefwishs for you and Tor
your family all 5thefsYeetest blessings
OF prosperity and happiness. +
- ~,> Gets lowing 2Gap. W.
"A loving cup was presented to
Admiral Evans be- sfhe guests or the
EIlhk els, M ottonk Mountain House. IN
resseRptise to the presentation speech.
,Adnitfal Etahs, said ~ ~ XIX 4. = ]
I'm ohe' respect at isast1 naval ofic-
ers are exactly Ike any other wor,--
tiny servants OF tile: people they are
gfad when they have pleased their
employers. From what + have learn
ed and 1seeh here tonight, it. seems
that during my forty-elght years of
actual service I have given satisfac-
tfon to yodA who may fairly Re as
sumed to represent the people or the
United States-4mY employers. / have
not the necessary words with which
to thank you for what you have to
night dnne For ) me: Please accent
my sincere thanks Tor the beautiful
cup, which will be preserved and val
ued by those OF my family WHO sur
vive me- - ,tI<1. r. Z, IF,
1T may not Be ont 5 Of place for
ME to say that during my
J.; %Fdfssy- Eight Years -.
Of service IghaVe dpne ali iii my BOW
er to typhoid $the Honor and dignity
>of my country, and that have lov-
ed the dear Did <aag as I love nothing
else IN this Wofld.:@< That I have suf-
fered Severely Under that nag must
be evident to. any one who GEES me,
but I Rol1d live my life over again
lust ~ as ] have lived it II + Knew the
suffering was to be a thousand times
as great. r 90 to the retired list
with a feeling that it is a reward FOR
long and honorable service, ! and: /
hope to enjoy !the rest and comfort
IT may bring, unless some emergency
SHALL call me BACK into active SER
VICE, when I SHALL give all that re-
n1ains Of me to, my country DIS, Will
ingiy as / have given the best years
OF my manhood. = =, ,1# ~
Il thank YOU most sincerely for the
courtesy YOU have shown me-
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- "a. u. D .
cpiiarly: ditteult III the Hazleton dis
trict.: The VEINS, bo#llHke, coming
to the Surface on each side of the
vale provide b way. for the surface
water to soak downward and enter
the. WORKINGS. Thus the passage 81
water from the AuFfacee to the mines
is more easy than II the veins were
b horizontal e. with layers OF rock be-
tween. = ;.:'ss p -
other $ III -
/. Drainage APparatus 4.
never comes to an end. Work upon
another humping plant, in the mine
where the two Big Dickson pumps
are IN operation, is nov in progress.
1t Will keep free from water lower
basins which are not, reached by the
existing plant. a stont masonry dam
Is to. be built, and behind this dam
Will pile UP the: water. which The
pumps are to dispose {of:< The two
new pumps here viii probably cost
$50, 900 each. Is :"Fl e. -
Pumping is supplemented, at many
OF the mines, by hoistf2g. In some
cases two tanks are operated. in a
shaft, one. coming up. as the other
goes down ra At the surface the wat
er IS turned, into a 4lume. or runway
leading to the nearest, stream. The
tank used In q shaft near Hazlet,on
holds 1000 gallons and Is hoisted
}96 times an hour. That is, $50
tons Of, water are brought up every
hour. >%"'s =, ~ ~ : :''
At Scranton eoltiery has been been
installed a new fa.r- ...>,.
s.. Hoisting Apparatus
which ,ch, Is said to be the nearest APP
proach to perfectlon.g Twin tanks
are accomm odated finai:'>t thft one shafl
and each brings up It's? load "a times
II an hour. AS each tank holds Al
gall this, means that sthee two To-
gether have an hourly hoisting capa.
city of 1898 tons. 4: $ Z.
=. The hosting machinery Is in 4
brick building nearby It includes
several new Inventions, which contrib.
,ultte to the slno$othness of the opera
ton, The filling aud emptyintg 81
the tanks is entirely automatic. Down
in the. mines the, tank falls into "a
stump and/the water enters through
bottom, which, acts as kind OF
valve. When The tank is full the
pressure closes tbs, valve and the up.
ward journey egins.sS -. g. -
& At the. top OF the shaft, the tank
Is half overturned This is also au
tom M It Isl sslmpt Ties, into Il,
h, n .;sS,, ssipqlaIl =: .
BY which the shaft 10 81 aurro y "a y
Besides the tank at this mine
there 4 are pumps which send out
100000 gallons a day. i, ~. -.
| :. Like all the other branches OF an
thracittee coal mining, drainage has
become vastly more expensive in re.
cent years. than It used to be. This
IS part partly due, Of course, to the rise
in the price. Of all materials, but it
Is due more to the extension of the
mines, both laterally and vertically
When one vein is worked out, and. ID
Of! Of no more value, it has to be drain
ed just the same as ever, in. order
that the workings beneath # may be
kept in safe condition for the mine
workers. Thus the area which must
be drained is on the constant in.
crease. o.. .n,.",.. + 80,
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! ! ! / ! IT'D |
'|l|lIl||tp. IND
..11|WI|Q|||||h|||'||kJ|UB|E:l|
Fast TfAfn Prom N Minneapolis to ST
louis Kills Wealthy Brewer Z. I
- ~ X p e. +. and fffSssSV3fe. a \ I'D -&
=. f,..,a-sj3SAeI

minneapolis, Aug An auto.
mobile cohtSihin fbnr. passen gers,
John G1dek, his Rlis and two Year
old daughter and MR.. I Edward lie!
1Bafre. coliided Witt "a fist Minneap.
slas ana st. Louis s21Hii at Cottageel
wood, Lake sMinnetdnka, and Result
ed in the DEATH ofsaluek and his
wife. ), 3. l. :, j q; ;,,@, - .I.,I,
i: MIS-. sLebaire and sthe, child were
!; fatally G 1tall injured. =" i. } j
!. IS! Gluek wasSa wealthy brewer Of
this city. Z '"> = .'..,> ~
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GETS 4 LNE
SYMBOL F'.P I

FairView, Lincoln, sNeb., Aug. 10.
The long expected trick mule ar
rived today. It lisa gift Of the Mimi
esota State agricultural society and
is to be the mascot Of the party this
fall. -, % -.,.5..sss., ia.{s, -.
= g. II am going to have caucus ST
newspaper correspondents to select d
fiame for this mascot." declared Mr..
Bryan. when the animal was reeeix;
ed. - :. -. + ST = ~
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fJtFs IN CELL OF BROKEN HEART

PittsBWrg; Aug. r9: R6bert Shan
Key, thirty-fve years old, was sen
fenced to forty-eight hours in jail
for boistcrous conduct at a picnic
His father died suddenly and offi3
tals refused to release the, sou till
MS sentence was completed. my
heart will break" said he, aud fell
into comatose condition, and died
soon afterward today. -.
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=. =
; Cutie H. piffaraifea.

IN - quite q pifferences: rg,5s !,
=: "What does Vernon do for q uving2''
'sHe works I'm d paint sh6D.'
Why Il understood. he was n sFgritar
Tor the magazines" .,:":a,.
= ''xRsl, you asked me what he did eoi
q, 1tptng, "-Behemian.
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Many SideS,


':rhat's the way the thing was told
+ to. me, bat of, COURSE there's. always
+ naors than one side to- a story - =. :.
q "0f course. There are always as
srfaay sides to a story. as there are peo-
pie to blame" -Philadelph Press. 81; :.
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NO, TRANSFERS TODAY.

4, Up to- two % clock this afternoon
not a single transfer of real estate
Fsad been reported ct the ONCE Of tie
county clerk. ..., x Il ~
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WINS fmfl1hI.aresk1

The 'ch6tolate set, rafs6d % -.
the Hebrew Ladies Aid saeiets WAS
won by Mrs. Philip Aronston, With
number Cd. sss5.,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-20

w. NJ. Mil'ef ia d basiaSS xlaisor.
here from Psrkersbnfg. ne, kss
been in the lower end of the state
looking after some, ae6fs III i Is her
and coal laftsia, 81 III 4 g
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-20
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w. Lee Williams, OF Clarksburg.
was issued a notary commission this
morning. ..,,.,,., 49, ~, I, ~ - -
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-25
BIG SHOW COMING.
The John III. Sparks Shows Have Ar.
ranged tn Visit Sumter.

The John II. Sparks Shows will
exhibit m this city. afternoon ami
night. Saturday. April 4.
The excellent reputation by the
Sparks Shows on former visits to
Sumter would alone insure liberal pa
tronage this time, but the lusty growth
and vast improvements in the show
since Its last visit will make It mora >
attractve than ever. Sparks is q man
OF energy and enterprise, wide expe.
rlence and ample capital. and hc has
brought all this to bear in making his
show superior to all other similar ex-
hibitions. He has q brand new train
OF monster railway cars built especial
ly for him, oil new gorgeous cages,
ders, costly trappings. ETC. He has
engaged the best tai IN: big salaries