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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02
6ompars t9en,
SlrbcjOcrfDrcrcn tiger, ct 6an pil tale
trDbs 9tcttcn pg 4ppforbuD.

g}ew Oorf BEN 4. 6e6r. 8 en- Ga-
le, iom Samuel @omper5 6ol0t /
2lfteS nGentral 6e0eruteo llition~ !,
iogOe ban, at ban piloc tule, % at
intet 9iet5for6u0 flln0e npgte 6arn
0ette SripiNgium.
rSeg 6olOer fife op mes at to[e"
iQgOe ban, uieg reipefterer 91etten;
men fife oQP 9ontn1crne. 9i moo
iotte o5 life 9fetten, men ri forlan-
GER 9tetten til fri 3ole, eli fri @res-
ie, fri 6oriamling5ret % It'll aneri-
fQnif @orgtrret.
@onper3 lo90e en0piOere, at ban
troeOe, Sen bpiere 9fet pil0e ornItg-
0e Gonnen irno0 9l}itbeQ, N}orri-
ion % bnm ielD.
0Ompcrs furiuarer SugcOtt.
Samuel @ontpers, y9lnerican 3Se=
oerotion Of Sabor"s 6ormanO,
bolOt SorsOag 9lften iiOlte llge en-
Gale for uGbe GtDtcul Social Seq
que" / Seem yort, bpori ban fritz
iereoe &etten, Der bar 0Gn1t 6am til
ct 9lars 69ngieL og forlpore0e 8op-
colt folgenOe Orb;
nSeg ipnes life om Strife; men
Ell 9nno, iom fan biOe, er trpg MOD
mangt ct Sparf. Ser ct tngen Wfagt,
Ser fan forebpgge Strifer iou goot
iom en- bel organiieret Union. Seq
bolOer fife al 8oDcott, Der er life.
en- Wtano, &pinoe eller 8arn, lom
jeg pnifer pnOt, men Ser ct lloge.
iom ieg foretrGffer at ha10Lp r. fdl
fren1for an0re. 9taar to &erIoner
6liDer erttge ON at g9re bette, er set
en- 8oDcott. Sore 6orfpOre pil0e fife
fgbe engelif S6e eller fp6e al Dem,
lpm fp6te oen - tai ON iefun0er
8oDcott.
@ton forteller oS, at Boycott er en-
frenmeO SpfinOelie. Gen er life, ben
er repnllttioner an1erifu,If. Sra
9l0an1s SID Far sen onret ct nutltr-
ligt Gooben for W}enneifene, % for
en- 9iet at falOe / Staper pper oen,
fOrOi Sr0et life lp0er goot I 0ens
Rren, ct nGlten ufottelig for tGn-
fenOe G9iener. @pilfen gienooms-
ret bar noget Selifab til 0eres 8e=
gllnltigelie? San sc life operfpre
0en til, buem Ge Di(? &aID Bette
9oDcott, eQer bpoo De bill: men Set
er en- Menneiferettigbe0, % pi pi(
hol0e fa7t paa 0enne 9ettig6e0.
Seq bar iogt Set, og ieg boober
at bepore min 6oritonO, ioa jeg fan
qentoge set otter % otter, at nnar
set fonu1er til at pplge neQem 81
Oig6eO MOD cit ret5lig GrOre, Ser
franfer @runOlopen % @rrtn0lopen
ielp, bill ieg tngen Determining bare
peO at opretboIOe @r1noGopen. Sale
% GresiefribeO er en- naturGig 9fet=
tig6e0, % pi Dil pe0lipe at 6ol0e pao
benne 9tettigbe6; nq IeIp ON nogIe
moa ipie for set, ioa er Ser an0re
til at toge beres 8laos".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

5fotlonos 6taolfabriffer Iuffe-
res fra [. 8ebruar, forOi Sernba-
Herne freezer 0pIagspenge. 9trbei-
0erne bar opiagt til @aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-02

r9onIferen" uSganr TO Son-
qe ngentIig og foIter $3.50 per
9(argang.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
i WOULDN'T BE IA SUCCESS

in the dry goods business, I. .wouldn't
be success in the hardware business.
r. couldn't edit newspaper success
fully; I couldn't run n railroad train
or an ice plant. I couldn't keep books.
1: couldn't teach school. I couldn't
preach n very good sermon and there
are a thousand other lines of work In
which would fail without the proper
amount OF experience or training.
Same way with you in buying real es-
tate. often find people paying more
for property than adjoining or even
the same property can be bought for.
If you put all you have into property
and possibly all you hope to have for
several years its too important: d
transaction to go into without making
a thorough comparison of values am
conditions.
4 r buy lots. / sell lots, I buy. build,
rent and sell houses. do all thls In
Fafrmont Real Estate. Do you think
/ would risk my own money unless I
knew? Then let me: help you buy,
build, rent, sell and make money as
I am helping others. ~. IS; :,
w. a. LAWLER, i5f
Hall Block. Y /
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
p g . B - :. :.
RALLY ! | II | / J ||I||l|lI !
pRE EseYTERlANs PLAN n OR IS salt'
s55fsE NJ FINElS SERVlcES#A
THEIR 81 III " RcHs 20

aalIy5 flay viii be observed. to;n1qss
Il row lin the sunday school and church
services OF the Presbyt ian ChiiEcn
IN This city. This is the annual yaliy 80
iayE and 4 special prpgra mIres havos
been @ arranged for both the Sunday
School and the church SERVICE. !! asgs. .ss
CHARLES Nv. ;Waddell will sing AT hota
The morning an evening serrtee
sne eeial5 efforts have been made TO
make this the largest and best rally'
div I'M the history OF this COZ gregatlpn
and alI the menb ers and friends 9t
n ~ a ! church are urged to- be present 2 y
Snth ny 4 the sabbath schhnl and the
church services Specially pre- red
sermons m = m will be delivered by Rey. ~ (
q. stoetzer. tie pastor Of Che chlsca
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25

IN TRAINING | ! / { |
] EVERY E | a !. /. DAY. |! ! \ [.
THE TERRIBLE GREEK GETTING
3 READYSFoR MATcHtWiTHfss ~
+ GEORGE NoLTE. s4;l 5is.ts 81

Steve Lamonetin. tle Terrible
Greek, Is doing faithful training fo-
his wrestling ma tch with George
Nolte, of wheeling. champion CT
West Virginia, which takes place mt
the Grand Opera House lext Thurs
day night The big Spartan has been
putting on the finishing touches at al
Martins well equipped gymnasium at
Clarksburg. .t !;
n Lamonetin. is confident that Ec Ill
defeat tine Wheeling man and thereby
add another to his long list of victc-
ries won on the mat. Those who en-
Joy wrestling match are promised
much more than their moneys worth.
The only straight out defeat t1Et
Lamonetin has met was when he taci-
led Frank Gotch, the champion heavy
weight wrestler Of the world, who Is
now matched to meet George H1cEeL-
schmidt in Sydney. Australia. Gotch
will soon leave America to comply
with the terms OF the contract o the
champion wrestler of Russia and
known as the Russian Lion. Lamoue-
tin has met Hackens schmidt in two on
gagements where the prowessS of the
men as wrestlers was tested. The
first engag cement was In London where
the Greek worried him 81 minutes be-
fore the first fall. The second match
with Hackensclmidt was at Clfva--
land, Ohio. I.amonetin mas only been
defeated twice and he las followed
the game thirteen years. ~, .
The matcn next Thursday night
will be for. side bet of $500. The Lwo
best out OF three falls will be- de-
clared the winner. The style Will be
Greco-Roman catch as catch can, with
the strangle hold barred.
Lamonetin nus had several pictures
taken at the Johnson sti.iic recently
which will be on exhibition at Chris
ties drug store.
4 Dummy Walls, of Augusta. Georges
and Joes Bananas. Of Pittshurg. caaln-
pion light weight boxer OF Pe1lnsyl-
vanla, will go six rounds as. q pre-
limlnary to the big match.
All things are working out and tho
first wrestling match in this city
promises to be great event. Thera
are many people lere who are anxlo1l,
to see first class wrestlers meet and
the opportunity will be given them
when the big fellows meet ON the mat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
Free Lecture.

The State convention of the Wo-
mans Home a issio ionary Society. which
meets here Friday. October II, Will be
addressed In the evening by DR.. !Fre'l-
4erick Nv. Wright. of ittsbnrEt Pa: Dr..
Wright viii del liver the same address
here that heEave at the State conven-
tIon In Philadc Iihla. hose who have
!Iistened with delight TO maj NY fne
speakersswill ne YER hearsa finer one
i than DR.. Wright e He! ts o. man OF Wide
exnerfeuce and his address given Mt
MnunIsYilIe before the West Virginia
L Conference Swas considered the. finest
ever given be toro the conference In
this State. ss y 81 y I'll
There will, be mo charge for ndnis-
slcnia the public is cordially invited
to attend. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
.N,IJIll::Bl'.EEI!sl ]! 4: J. /: |! .a7I
CORNER STONE
LAYING 4 ) SUNDAY
LUTHERANS MI ILI. HAVE VERY
q z 5cHARMING ScHuR RCHs IL on, E.
WHEN 1 FiNlSHE


q The corner stone OF Grace I.ntherstt:
Church, which sis In the course OF cofs--;'
Rtrhctio lon or the corner oi Gas tna
avenue and Third street.s VIII shes slaid
Sunday afternoon ar two o-tilfrty n'rl ,s .ss
with appropriate ceremonies iaes
corner stone will sbes laid by the l'sfs
tor OF the church fKer ~. A. tE'rupst,
and ne Will be lsslstea IN the ep
monies by Rev. liam ~ OF
.Elkins. and Rev. AZ =. Rlcila SOL. 81
Grafton. y Al local org niynf lion ~
furnish music for the oecils sipn a.
carefully prepared strogra l11e III 10
carried out. 2 1t is seNpected there VIII
be large crowd out ito vi ess tht,
ceremonies incid lent. to Ia sinE the scnrs
ner stone. "A blk cont ming annnseri
ol1s papers, docume ments. phi hotpg pms
etc, will be sealed and placed ssit Nm IN
N This is the first Lutheran Church
TO be built In this city and NY hen COM
Melted will be one OF tlet most Cl
plete church homes In the city ne
large foundation}is now comp eted aud
N .Is the present plan 10 have tho
church elftace ;comple eted By ths first
of the year. The bnflli Ing WI ssoa
constructed OF buff brick End will he
modern In every particula la il This MIL
be an edIfIce OF which Fairnlont wiils
be Justly proud. The Lutle leran cons
rregation have strlYele long and
eytiy. toward securing o q hurchS no me- I
and their hopes are now bout 20 .9s 9e &
fulfilled In the Construct on q thes
Grace Lutheran Church on Ga Etoh
o,yr, ,yrH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
new ! PASTOR ].
HAS BEEN CALLED BYiPREsRYTE,
y = RIANS AT AT2MANkiNGTioN-REV.s m A IS
). 81 n. A. SMITH FTHEs M IAN. & 4 F

ditRov. H.. G. stoetzer returned last
evening from Manninston whcre he
attended the meeting OF the congres
cation Of the Presbyterian Church or
that city, Rev. Stoetzer acted as
moderator OF the meeting. the Man
nlngton church has been without a
pastor since the resignation OF Rev.
LA. Lindemuth. last January. and II e
meeting was: held for tie purpose: OF
calling pastor. A call was extended
to Rev. Hugh Alexander Smith, OF
Sherrad, Viva. Rev. Smith Is well
known in this city, having on several
occasions occupied the pulpit OF lGe
Presbyterian Church here in tie ab-
sence Of Rev. Stoetzer. He is az san.t
minister and Warrington will be for
tunate to secure his services. Man.
nlngton has good church building
and number OF substantial members
on her church roll. So -.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
STEALS HORSE
and vHEOS WlFE
OF ANOTHER L | | !: 4 ! MAN \ l | |
Sensational Stunt
r Pulled off By
EZki11slMarl

CUMBERLAND, Z, Nd, Sept. i25 -
Floyd Wamsley, of 9 Elkins, w. Va,
WAS married at Frosthurg, Md. or
Tuesday to Misc Ella Blanche !Arbo-
gast, OF Davis, w. Va.
yesterday Wamsley was arrested at
Frostbnrg for jumping bail some tims
ago. He was arrested charged with
stealing a morse valued AT SIPS from
the county surveyor OF Randolph
count w. Va, and on. Monday last
Skipped. accompanied by Miss Arbn-
gast Three ofElcerssfrom Elkins took
Wams1ey back after q touching l5re-
well with his bride. 49,. IS. = -
Thomas Long, a humber man, Of
HambIeton, w. Va, declared thnt
Wamsley welded his wife aud that
he would have the woman prosecuted
for bigamy. At the time OF tho elope-
ment she was living n Brooklyn
Heights. Long got the first informs,
tion of his wife's whereabouts through
the newspapers which published the
marriage license. ssi 7-sfs -gs5--'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
DR.. COOK MAY
Sue PEARY
HIS FRIENDS SAY THEREsIs ROOM
FOR DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST
RIVAL.

NEW YORK. Sept. i25.-Dr. Freder-
lex A.. Cook conterplates the bringing
of n suit against Commander Peary to
recover damages for slander and 'le-
faInation. according to friends OF :he
Brooklyn explorer. (. +
y DIR. Cook himself had nothing to say
regarding the proposed suit, but his
secretary, Walter Luns1ale, admitted
that the idea was seriously entertain
ed both by DR.. Cook and by John r..
Bradley. Cooks backer. Hc said the
af1davits had already been prepared
in case 1t was definitely decided to
bring the suit.
"But certainly nothing will be done
just at present in the matter" said Mr..
Lonstlale. "nnd nothing will ever be
.dono unless 1t is in retaliation"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
lHlRRY WHITNEY 4 j ]!
HURRYIlNlG. ! \ !! !. III HOME N :
People sviiIis IS sson Knew the Story of
His Meeting Cook and What He
Knows of Cooks Work.
FRIENDS GET IN MEssAGE. THAT
He WILL sE3HoME SOON
s2s and s25 !Main St. 4
tfnr,, r. s3Ml.IInitndL dL!Preas..1,l

NEW HAVEN. Sept 81: The world
Sat large will soon know the stery of
Harry whitney, with whom DR.. Cook
claims ,fie left much data of observa-
I Hons and scienti &c instruments. A
cable today from indian Harbor an
Z 5notifcei tWhitne arrival there. He
lis hurrying on to Sydney to COME
home. He expected here the latter
part or next week. The message said
whitney had e wonde erful shooting trip.
sHa Is bringing a great store of SKINS
picked up from a shipwrecked crew.
He wns silent, however. on the subject
4 OF look va ~ ~ ljf5 M " IN a 54. Il. 51
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25

II the weather continues fair ara
bright as promised by the weather
man, the I. C. Woodward will have Il
big crowd on her when she leaves at
2:15 p. m. for her regular Sunday NIT
ernoon excursion for Opekiska and
return. .s; 3 gi2sIff u, 4 ID. .5 Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25

3 Il Mrs, w IA. Il slier retnrne, lnsl f,a.
night 4 from pennsylvania where ~ hes
had snent some time Wis STING Teiatsssss
ait F,redonia and Butt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
Aute,d Ma;nIII

Aged Man slII. r
Mr.. Henry Neptu1lee, one oL taes 9 es.. ol.f
rions county, is i'll ut MS nome In Bar
racl1ytlle. K. s.;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
IN.
] .AIRs8.0O ] feet ! [
EXPLODES
Four Aer0nnllts
Are Dash he'd to
Death
tBy United Presp.)s

i4 TARIs,3 Sept. 25!-A dispatch from
Moulin says the army dirig!b balloon
Repub1fque exploded: while eight hur;
dred feet in the air to-day. Four aero
nauts were killed and tue balloon TO-
tally destroyed. In recent army ma.
neuvres the balloon achieved diitinc.
tion as q successful scout balloon.
Tho dead aeronauts are Capt. Mar
chn1, Lients. Chaure, Vincent and
Reux. They were cushed to death
when. foe balloon struck the earth af-
ter trighttul plunge. The cause Of
the explosion is unknown It was
heard in Monllne. five miles away The
balloon had been In commission less
than year and was the pride OF the
army corps.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
How can | make
Some Money

+ "A thought whIca Is revolving In the
minds OF 4 thousand Fairmont mel n
thousands times n day. The greater
the sincerity and earnestness by
which tho desire to make monsy is
executed the greater will ne the ,'e-
velopment of Fairmo1t. What field
l offer to make money. The nppor-
tunities OF city are presenteip
among my properties which aggregate
more than million dollars. Just
think OF four men assisting me in I'll
rarts of the city every day. We talk
Fairmont. show Fairmont, sell Fair
mont and develop F1lrmo1t- All tho
time you want to talk II ever.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14

One difficulty with property assess
ment is that no uniform method is fol-
lowed by assessors of the various
counties, the valuations varying from
q, 80, 50 and to 60 per cent, and change
of assessor likely changes the basis,
likewise the total assessment. Until
tee board of equaliz alton has completed
its work there is no way of knowing
on what basis the returns are made, but
the delay of knowing that does not shut
out the. call from the public for uni
form assessment ON a basis that will
require every county in the state to
pay its just portion of tax.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14
THE PENGUIN.
His Solemn. Lsborious Hop and biIs
Stone Lined Nest.

His Solemn. Laborious Hop and biIs
Stone Lined Nest.
The penguin does not hy-he hops,
balancing himself by his fippers, or
rudimentary wings. He is about two
feet tail, In some cases, however, reach
ing nearly four feet, and he has sol
smn and heavy style Of hop which is
immensely funny to look at. II Is not
a bit Of fun for the penguin, though,
for when the ice SIS rough. as It almost
always is, his webbsd, clumsy feet
soon become raw and bleeding. When
ever be reaches q snow slope he drops
down and toboggans. urging himself
on with his fipDers. but for the most
part he hops laboziously mile after
mile when the nesting season comes,
seeking q home that satisfies penguin
requirements.
A penguin IA madesof stsrner stun
than TO need soft lining for a nest. A
heap Of irregular stones around o de-
preston scratched IA the ground Is all
that each pair asks for. Some pen
gums are industrious and collect stones
AL DAY. Others are lazy and steal
theirs whenever workers broad
black back Is turned. II u a tribe
hard 70 escape with the plumber, for
SLOW waddle IL the best the thief can
90. But the owner cannot pursue any
faster and the chase ie very funny
70 see. Sometimes the THIEF y over
taken, and a. that case there 4 A
lively fight while third penguin. la
sering near, usually bears away tho
coveted stone while die 1gilt Is on
Forward.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14

figinlfAaaiipp ~ lnluly " ~ MD
~ 49, 80 AZ ~ infapey 1Lo WI.
sn'f NJ ~ AeepuNt M ~ Too llxl
btasufef NJ tegilalf ~ l4DiallDl
lfIA iNelNsntal|t NJ ~ Alfsl llall AZ
Anhwsft A ~ slaaf W .IaflaH n
i''sf AZ a ssfisl hae 80 w A4le
~ 49, l,elf W. 900 lAn.eao ~ a
epnisN pAasl Anslal.f nal aAl0l 4
49, sNp bsinf silfl " ~ eba.ls ~
tse bleksp flAlf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.:
Dixie is A-coming.

Mining News has been pleased to note
the bright outlook for the Dixie mn ng
district, as is reflected by the ~ VS.
articles that have been furnished ais
paper the past few weeks by resp rs
ible men of the district. Prop -ty
holders appear to be after the ore : tn
a vengeance this year, and nun. er
have reported good results The 81 ow-
storm, North Star, Majestic, Beck
Diamond, Tiwaka, Perry's dyke, ON
stock and others are working and al;
are in the race to see which one is, to.
be the Buster mine of Dixie districs, -
and one or two owners go farther and
say the Buster mine is not in it with
their property.
Dixie suffered flare of prosperity
few years back at the hands of ire
sponsible stock companies, but the Pc
iod was too short and the sum of money
expended on the ground was insufficient
to expose even the possibilities of Il c
district. There were those who be-
lieved in. the district. The prospector
stood by his claim, going away often u
earn a grubstake, but always returnirx
and spending his savings on the claim
The past year several men of means
have become interested and they arc
taking up the work where the pres
pector was compelled to quit, and, with
the aid of machinery, are showing up
bodies of good ore.
The Dixie district, like all other mir
ing districts, has been brought through
the period of doubt and uncertainty by
the loyalty and persistency Of the
horny-handed prospector. But Dixie is
in the race, and the ''going" camps
will bid her welcome.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14
A CRUMB OF BREAD.
its Effect on the Tip of a vivacicus
Woman's Nose.

isn't 1t terrible" said the society
tragedy to poor, self Wanting maI-
kindi A speck almost invisible in the
eye of an athlete may disempower him
utterly and render him as helpless as
baby. And o lost hairpin or the
breaking of a buckle may transform
the most smartly groomed woman into
an object of amusement to all obsery-
ers.
AT dinner / attended not long ago
lady sitting opposite me lodged In
some ineyplainable manner a large
crumb of bread directly on the end of
her nose without being conscious of
the fact, and there 1t remained. The
ludicrous effect was beyond the power
Of words to describe or of human
risibles to resist She is an extremely
yivacious woman, generous with smiles
and little bows and motions of her
head, and as she chatted gayly with
those about her It was impossible for
us TO restrain our unseemly mirth.
Naturally she thought this was caused
by her remarks, and she continued to
toss Off Jests with a lightsome air. We
were all In agony, but no one sum-
moned courage to tell her, each Of US
preferring TO leave that kindly act to
another. After a time she addressed
a remark TO her husband, who sat
next to her and had been devoting
himself to the lady at his other side.
He turned to look at his wife, and in
an instant a clever touch of his nap
kin removed the distorting fragment,
but can never forget it as long as ]
live."-Nsw York Press.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14
Idaho Assessors Returns.

There is nothing IN the returns Of
the assessors Of Idaho this year 10
back up the boosted increase IN the
wealth Of the state. La fact, the re
turns Of Che assessors are so disappoint-
mgly low that desperate effort Is being
made q find out why expectation and
realization ma Re such dismal failure Ia
connecting. The folse Capital News
prints The oiiiei a returns fam II Of the
23 counties Of lhe state. which show an
Increase in aluatlon Of s64O. 900 over
the equallzed valuation of he same
counties in 1908, when tbe total ap-
prslsemept NJ all Glasses VI property Ia
Idaho ior purpose NJ tasatlon, except,
ing railroad telegraph and telephone
lines sas s96, l2p.1e. inaleatlog dat
az feporle from the oountee Will nop
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14

There has been talk al diverse times
aad sunday PLACES that The few weeks
imme 'alely preceding ''the FIRST Tues
day ai'er The FIRST Monday ID NO
yenbC - brings climatic conditions
/ Al o., lade q thorough CANVASS by a.
pirng candidates. and for tllaf reason
the day ~ election should be changed
~ . "mole seasonable" time " the
year A b safe " expect tlat after
tR's sci or Day campaign n over tpele
WI IA no adherentf ~ ule Gauss IA
Lewiston and isolse aao . feY other
tropics enu NJ Idaho
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14

Isn't it after all an unkind fate that
rejects an election campaign upon a
PEOPLE at the time of year when the
harvest is on, when the care-worn bust
ness man has his plans made to take a
little rest, when industrial activities for
the year are at the highest point, and
when the solar heat alone is about all
that man can endure. Well, if you
can't keep cool, keep as cool as you
can.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14

In a speech at Milwaukee the other
day Justice David J. Brewer Of the
Uni-ed States supreme court told his
hear srs it is perfectly right for one to
bee ne rich if he wants TO. Whether
tbe Judge was speaking as a private
citizen or as one with legal authority
the man inclined TO gather onto himself
great riches, but whose scruples have
kept him from entering the race may
now feel that a great obstacle has been
removed.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14

They have put stop to betting on
base ball In New York. Can it be that
Elk City set the pace, or is it that the
periodic righteous bug is getting in
It's work on the race and left New York
until the last
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14

which attempts to hide its secret JOY
with shifting and pious depreciation.
Men dislike such people and God de-
spises them. No, whatever you do,
don't get too good. Heaven is going to
be a big surprise party to most of us.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-08-14

aggregate 500, 600, 600 or a total includ-
ing railroads of $4,000, 600 as against
$115, $50, 056 in 1908.
The returns this year and the equal
'sed report for the various counties last
We ar is as follows.