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New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
THE PACIFIC SLOPE
Disappearance of Gallagher.
Chief Graft U'itness.
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san Francisco. Dec. 4-"Big Jim" Gala
CHER. leader OF the boodling supervisors
under the Schmitz regime and principal
witness IN the graft cases against schmitz
and ABE" Ruef. has disappeared HIS
testimony Is vital IN the cases OF ali those
indicted for receiving or giving briees for
franchises or other favOrs. but especially r.
II important In the Calhoun case. which
was 10 have been called next week Dis
trfct Attorney Langdon has maintained
sort OF espionage over Gallagher for many
months but lately this was relaxed. and
the ex-supervisOr took advantage of II 70
escape from the city. As :he statute OF
limitations has run against al his offences,
the graft prosecution has no hold over him
II IS believed that Gallagher has returned
20 ireland He confessed on the witness
stand that he had 10000 OF Doodle funds In
a safe deposit box but this represents only
part OF what ne made while he was super
visor. II was to Gallagher that Ruef gave
money FOR each of the supervisors who
voted for franchises that ne approved, and
for this service Gallagher not only received
his regular share. but he charged com
mission os per cent for handling the cor
ruption fund
simultaneously with Gallsgher's disap-
pearance ABE" kuef- the former boss,
who was convicted OF bribing the super
visors. has been admitted 10 bail Ruef in
a long petition said he was Disseminated
against. as he was the only graft defendant
who was not out on bail He presented
medical proof TO show his health was great
ly impaired. one humorous feature OF his
appeal was that ne claimed he was always
used 10 home surroundings and the COM
r-so ha@ "a tail
surroundings degrading and immoral
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

Williamson Fiuuell. OC San Francisco. has
been adiudged by the Supreme Court owner
OF land in Tehama County worth Sl50.eso.
Nineteen Years ago Finnel sold this land
TO mis- father. receiving 5000 in cash and
pTOmissOry note for Sa2.0oo payable IN ten
years. The father failed 20 pay any part OF
the note but sold the property TO the Fin
nell Land Company. Five years ago young
Finnell began suit against the company for
the recovery OF the land. and now. having
won the suit IN the Superior Court he has
finally obtained the property.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

by the late Tom Morris. OF 81. Andr.ws
WHICH, as regards quality. is the same as
SAYING that silver is han marked. A tram
can be had from St Peter Port 10 IN. vale
from which the common Is easily reacbsa
mere Is also nine-hOle course al Grand.
ROcque VI A''Ie
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

Edward ". Mason. OF Seattle. new car
accountant of the Western Pacific Rail-
road. has arrived here, and will enter upon
his new duties al once He Is well known
in Montana and Washington, where he has
filed many responsible railroad offices.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
.wuIlE- GOLFERS LATEST.

AT the Lambs group Of acie., "a
Laughing heartily over sle,S ,.ollisE
them bv the irreprcssihlc wine osutsi.
when some one. "a Spi't
ASKED, q t,-kaye
. Willie ISN'T that one o. A'e'
stories. ..sxili1o'~
''Not vet" quickly answered
LipclnC0tts.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

The japanese commercial commissioners.
after a tour Of this country, had a warm
leave taking here this week They were re-
ceived az a great meeting al the Merchants
Exchange and were guests al dinner at
the St Francis by the Chamber OF Com
m-rce Baron Shibusawa. speaking for the
party. expressed his thanks for the en-
thusiastic welcome and generous hospital
ity received I'm San Francisco. as well as
throughout the country.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

much. causing. in the case OF some firms,
an addition OF 25 per cent in an article
that is a necessity 10 every motorIst-
namely, rubber tires-sn illustration
showing the early stages of rubber man.
ufscture will. no doubt. be of great in
terest 70 many OF our readers.
The Illustrated London News
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

The supervisors have decided 20 authorize
cutting down the Beale street hill. thus
permitting heavily loaded teams 20 drive
directly to the Pacific Mail docks and other
wharves beyond Rincon Hill The cut viii
require a steel bridge across Harrison
street
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

The scene here represented is at Mis-
sunnba, IN the Bakuba country, in the
Belgian Congo. During the collecting OF
the rubber, small particles Of wood and
hard bits OF fibre get into il, and TO re-
move these the rubber balls and twists
are cut ND into slices and put into sacks,
which are then beaten by the native
worknnen with heavy sticks. while a.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

Another new vaudeville theatre Is about
TO be built in Eddy street. between Powell
and Mason streets. II will have a seating
capacity Of one thousand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
1IlIEllENIlllLIll
IIyECUBAIgllyATERS
VESSEL NAMED TEA FAMOUS
I II BATTLEHIP Is ON BANANA |,
SSi:s ARRo R.,i y
INfCUBAN Y.ATERss

HAVANA jan. 80 On the 1ltaHanni,
versary OF the arrival of The oli$ba:
tleship Maine on her Stated mission
TO Cuban waters. the new iiainr. With
still more modern Mississippi follow
Ing In her wake, sale! into Havana
harbor to be present af the inallgura.
ton Of General Jose Miguel Gomez
and the new soyernmpnto on ;saursday
next. q ~ {. !; Z . d y {;
The new Maine arrived yt3lt a. M.
precisely the hour Mt whlsh tl,ct old
Maine steamed into the !larbo- on Jan.
ss, 1898. The old Maine sal,ltcd the
Spanish flag over Moro castle. The
new Maine. which is the ,aaeshsp Of
the third squadron ,of the Atlantic feet
Commanded by, Rear Admiral Arnold.
saluted the Cuban pennan: flying from
the historic old fortress. The salute
was returned by the. Cuban battery on
II high hill overlooking the harbor.
The Milne and Mississippi Will re-
main at Havana Until January rs.
when they will accompany he scout
cruiser schooner Salem on which Gov
ernor 3Afagoon will take his drplrtnrc
from the island imnl,t lately after
President Gomez is sworn into Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
HEARsT.HAskELL FEUp.
Has Another Chapter, In Which Ed:
y tors Representative Scores on
'g.'.i''7 the Governor, i.r. N ''32i

GUTHRIE. Okla, Jan. 2G.--In. cham
bers yesterday, the State Supreme
Court decided, that, the papers hi the
Scott .MncReynolds case shall remain
In the hands Of the county court until
final disposition Is made OF the case.
These papers make up evidence col.
lected by MacReynolds for william r.
Hearst in the libel suit filed by Coz
ernor C. n, Haskell. against the New
York editor. They were seized last
week upon 4 warrant Of Governor Has.
kell. but were later placed IN the hands
Of the sheriff. The governor then
asked the court to ennmerate the dit-
ferent papers. To this MacRevnolls
filed a protest and the ruling Ii in HIS
favor.
Arguments In the criminal case OF
MacReynolds In which ca ernor Has
kell charges an attempt 10 .letame his
character. was called this morning. A
notable array OF lowayers. represented
each side. At the conclusion Of the
hearing. Judge Strange took the case
under ady!seu1ent anthanuouncel that
he would return an OPTION later in
the week. u ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
NEWS OF W. VA. OIL FIELDS.

The kcener sand pool on Adds run9
Grant district, Ritciie oountyf'ls fllr.
nixhing the largest producers OF any
district in the lower southwest r. G..
Gillespie mas drilled in his No. on
the Hannah r. schraler farm and has
a show for a ooo-barrel producer. after
shot. in the same district the South
Penn OIL Company's No. on the F.
]. Smith farm. saot last Friday, Is
holding up Mt 80 barrels a day. I
In The Warrington district, Marion
county; the South Penn OIL Company
has drilled its No. 3 on the Joseph
Haynnrst farm into the Maxon sand
and the hole has filled up 500 feet with
fluid.
In the Elk Fork district, Tyler coun:
,y. the Kerns Oil Company has now
drilled Its test on the Simeon Dennis
on farm through the Big Injun sand
and found that the Keener forma-
ton barren. 1t will be drilled to the
Cor don sand. f'Iiri.
In the same district. Irwin & Co..
have now drilled their test on the J. S.
Thistle farm into the top Of the Big
Ipinn sand and have show for a good
producer. The Melrose OH and Gas
Company has drilled 4 test on -tae
Simon Bennett farm through the Biz
Irjnn and has n duster. Both wells
are located In the Dry ruin district.
Lincoln County Competitions. 4.
On Straight Fork, Duval district.
Lincoln county, the Holley OIL and De.
velopment Company has completed
and shot It's second test on the James
Lawson farm and has show for a 25.
barrel producer In the Berea grit
IN the same district. the Big Creek
Development Company has drilled Its
No 3 on the Mary A. Bays firm Into
The Berea Grit and has a show for, a
4e-barrel producer. On the zane
stream, the South Penn OIL Company
nas now completed Its No. IA on tine
hnsun Griffith farm and has a 30-bnr-
rel producer. The same company has
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
i NlIiEiGiIRIl|OlIBL00Dj..'.I
|. in CHILDREN ] | . !! \ | \
is, CLAIM y SET UP Shy PATRONS
OF SCHOOL AGAINST BOY 7 ,fs
SIX 4 : AND GIRL. e ia '}t&t

I: PARKERsBuRG,, Jan. 26.--Com-
plant, lis understood. is being made
BY several Of the patrons Of the car T.
field school on Avery street OF the
fact that three calidreen who are be-
lieyed to nave colored blood In their
veins are q tending the school,
Two OF the three complained OF live
on. Phillips Court alley and have only
been going to the school since the 1ts'
first Of the year. They go IN the pr!,,
mary grade, having only recently
started TO so TO school. Though the
hair Of hotn3is stralght,.lt is said that
there ls substantial evidence IN their
features Of the presence. OF NEGRO
blood. Both are quite dark. The 1T.
Tie girl there is one boy and one girl
LES blue eyes.
The. other c:ld, to which It Is IN.
lerstood objection is being made,
goes In the second grade. It Is under.
stood that the parents who are rails
Ing the objection intend to press tae
matter. 8lIst
When seen last evening President
Bort man OF the board OF education,
said that he had heard some talk
about the cases, but the matter had
mol, been brought to ais attention 'ofai
cially. ,4lil .i2f.i ''-r : 2.
Superintendent Morris was not at
home, he, having gone to Marietta to
attend a meeting OF superintendent
there. and could not be seen.
Should it be determined that tat
children complained of are actually
colored. they will be transferred. The
State INV provides for separate
schools: chapter IS. section II, Of the
code declaring distinctly that white
and colored persons shall not pe
taught in the same school,
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
MINE DISASTER IN
PENNSYLVANIA
EXPLOSION occuRRED@WAILE;lN
sPEcTloN PARTY WE'RE IN q.
vESTiGATING.

PITTSBURG, ian. sG.-At o'clock
this morning J.. D. o'Nelll, genera
manager of.the Merchants Coal Com
pany, received word at his home acre
that all the men In the Boswell mine
at the time Of the explosion are 40
counted for except two. One Of those
who escaped Is dead and several 9th
crs are badly burned and bruised. The
two missing men are both foreigners
PETTSBuRG. Jan. e6.-Whtle ST.
Ierintendcnt j. G. Logan and party
Of miners were investigating cond:
tons, which had been unsatisfactory In
the coal mine Of the Merchants Coal
Company ut Boswell, Somerset county
last night. A gas explosion occurred
which has already cost the lie Of ono
man and may result In the death Of
others. l6s ~
Because OF the anticipated trouble
the night shift was not permitted to
enter the mine and thus the lives OF
many men we're SPARED. superintenl.
ent Logan, accompanied by Mine Boss
George Morris. Pit Boss :Iohn Cole and
eleven foreigners. had begun m inves
tlgntion and were nearly mile back
in the mine. when the explosion DC
Cured, Such was its force that ten
ton motor was turned upside down.
The mine caved In and the passage
way was completely blocked. with ter
men back Of the obstruction. Three
foreigners, badly burned. found ibe!.
way out and carried the suWrinten,'
cnt. who was seriously injured AMI IN
conscious. Rescue parties are working
hard In an effort to rescue Morris, Coli
and the eight foreigners. whose fate
at this time is uncertain. Immediately
upon hearing Of the explosion, State
Mine Inspector t.owther started from
Somerset to direct the rcscuers. T..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26

. . " . .
WANTED = Men 10 be statesmen. to
take our correspondence course in the
Science OF Craftsmanship. The Shrl.
don School has increased the earnlnE
power Of over $4,000 men from 10 per
cent. to 100 per cent. and moro. Clerks
bookkeeers,. correspondents, sales
men and managers. can oil earn more
by knowing and applying Sheldon sell
Ing methods. We have helped thou.
sands Of men secure good positions.
Write today and learn how we can
help you. One Of the greatest books
on, business ever written Win be sent
free. THE SHELDON SCHOOL, 1868
Republic; Bldg, chicase. u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
sTo STOP AGENTS.
mo Soliciting Of Orders for "Booz:'
Y TO Go In Tennessee.

I'M iyAsaIWII4LE. Tenn. ian. 26.-S"n.
.ators Samuel Sells, Of Washington
county. and Representative Walter
White, of ;Rhea county, introduced in
$she, senate and house companion bills
TO prohibit soliciting Of orders for
Sshe purchase Tof alcoholic liquors,
whether the liquors be In this or SOME
other State" u
4 Both these gentlemen are Rapub'''
cans. The bill msiies soliciting a mis-
Sdemeanor and provides fine Of mot
less than $50 nor more than $500. or
imprisonment In the county Jail for n
term Of not more than six months, or
both, ID the discretion OF the court"
II Is ito take effect from and after
passage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
Ex-TREAsuRER BANKRUPT.

BOSTON, Jan. IS. ,4 Former State
Treasurer X. P. Shaw, Of Sewsbelry-
port, a railroad flnancler. filed ,olun.
tary petition in bankruptcy with la.
billties Of s1.oO23.305 and assets Of
s275sG5: The principal liability Is said
to be endorsed paper for the James
F. Shaw company fincorporatel) and
amounting to $GG1,7ss, w;lichNsl held
by sixty creditors. TIL, assets consist
Of real estate Of s55.S2O. and stocks
and bonds valued at s?1c,:7o. 3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
I Tll7sIf AZ y -Tl-0",7- T----I "
s:-Enteftained at Dairy.

CilISt e11HlIo a. VA" -.sg.
ATT the department meeting u the
{ Domestic Science Department. Of the
!sWoman's Club yesterday 7 afternoon.
( TIE ladies visited the Fairmont Dairy
/ %. Is works and were given a practical
/ demonstration ofthe art Of pastepriza'
I ion OF milk. Manager Rubensal ana
s4Iessrs. r r. Cunningham and ", F.
5Ashcraft conducted the ladies' through
1 III; works and every step in the Pas
;te,rigatlon of milk was thoroughly
demonstrated. AT the conclusion Of
the tour, u delicious lunch was served
consisting Of products Of the dairy,
bread and butter, cottage cheese, Ice
! cold milk, Ice cream and coffee.
.114e meeting was one Of tue most
rofitablesana pleasant ever held by
The department. itterrs ~,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
RAISE PRICE TO TWO CENTS.
Papers Have to Get More to Make
Papero Pay.

TRENTON. N. j., jan. IS. N The
three daily newspapers OF Trenton. N.
j., have announced that they would
raise the price TO two cents. The an
nouncement, was a result OF confer.
ences among James Kerney, one Of
the owners OF the Evening Times:
Charles H. Baker. principal owner O.:
the Evening Daily State Gazette. and
Henry q. Alexander, publisher Of the
True American. the morning paps::.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
a llS!!o!:ci !
| 81 I'd q E q q Is g @|
miss Miller ITO Visit Here.

Hiss Christine Miller the ctlebra i:
ca seontraltol SOLOS, OF Pittsbnrg, Pa
{ VIII arrive here to.morrow.st to be: the
gaest 90 Mrs. =. r. Fitch and afiss
III tzabeth Raymond until iThursday
when she will $go;to Clarksburg where
abe swil9ssins on that evening: Mrs Z
Fitch Miss Raymond, Miss B9teryi
Stewart, alrs.IM- 10. Christie and Miss
Madge Sample: $Slll form a party o.
Fnirmont people, who win attend the
Inllsfca sat ClarksburE. { 4; is7 Ed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
WATER RATES.

VIII Remain As They Are For Pri,
vate Family Use.
The water and ordinance committees
held a meeting last night at the may.
or's Office relative to changing water
rates. It is understood that the com
mttee will recommend changes IN the
rate for elevator service. livery stables.
barber shops, soda fountains and some
other.rates. The rates for private
consumption viii remain as they arc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
VISITING in Charleston.

Mrs. Margaret PAUL smith and son
George. who had been the guests Of
relatives in Pittsburs for the past
3month, have gone to Charleston where
9they will spend tne remainder Of the
winter with the formers parents, Mr..
sSand Mrs. j. e. PAUL. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
ARTHUR i BRoss7.
Worked AS Engineer, at Boswell Nine
Y Where Explosion Occurred.

n Mr.. Arthur Brobst. tof this city. Is
employed ;on tho engineering corps Of
the Merchant Coal Company. Of Bos'
well, Pa, and worked at the Boswell
mine. Mr. Brobst was not in the mine
Yesterday when It blew up 1t Is un'
ssderstood that no one was hurt In tie
explosion. The victims were over.
come 10y atterdamp.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
scompIe % on the Hose Cree
tact md han ! Eeryt iight panpeflr
ihs Bsrea grlt.
IbrHlagt WlIdcats.

pri1ins sgildests. 4
4 onsRica creek d branch d, Twelve
4 Pole crees, Sin T!a yns count ]: the Ham;
lin on Company IS DRILLING 81 900
| iestg at No: s On tie Gnyando ttef Land
1 Associate ION tract. On sya more Fork.
the same company Is drilling ii No.ss7
GU The same tract This location IS
onee and one- half miles southwest OF
No. IS. Bo,n locations are y nearly i2o
miles southwest Of the Big Lime pool
IN Fodr: Mile creek. Sheridan district.
On Y Rudy creek, Curtis district,
Roane county. Joseph Hartman has
completed an important test on the
R. r. petty farm and has a duster IN
the Berea grit. This location Il two
miles north OF the Mill Oil Company's
tesi ton the C. C.3Petty farm. In the
Hartman test a light show Of oil was
developed in the second Cow Run
sand and twill be tested In that for
nation. II III
In: the Holidays Cove. pool. Brooke
county. C. Furguson G Co. nave com
pleted their No. I on the Emma. Nc
Cune farm and have a show for a 90
barrel producer. This location Is 600
feet southwest Of No. 5 on the same
farm;
EDns Ten aflle,creek, Harrison county.
th!e'rNlarshrille OIL and Gas Company
has completed a test on the Harriet
Williams farm and has a show for a |
6'barrel pumper in the Gordon sand.
~. To-.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
Lunch and Supper

ias.l 81 Lunch and Supper. tE
The Mcfarland Mission Band Of the
5IPresbyterian Church will serve lunch
Z and supper on Saturday Of this week
sat the Masonic Assembly Hall. The
:: menu Will be published tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
Miss Mary Virginia eabert.

Miss Mary Virginia cabert.
A little daughter. Miss Mary fir-
ginia Gabert. arrived this morning at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ga.
bert IN Moundsviie. Mrs. Gabctt was
formerly Miss Alice Klnkead. a daush.
ter Of Mr.. and Mira. J. H. kinkead, Of
this city. -t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26

WASHINGTON. Jan. o6.-Gold med
ais with suitable emblems are 10 be
awarded Orville and Wilbur Wright,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
To Entertain Thimble Club.

Mrs. Clarence Hall will enter,Ein
\ the Thimble, Club ,n Thurnday after
moon or this week at her. home on
K Fairfnont 5ayenu e. q 4, /, .,sIE q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
viii Close at six O'clock.

~ ..a WuI S'ose d. o'~ os'oSN' =
Beginning February first the jawelry
stores of w. A. Fisher and niaellaffer
and Brownneld will close at six O'Clock
in The evening, except Saturday even
ings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
Late Want Ads.

WANTED-Nanle and address Of per-
sons wanting 10 invest In a good pay.
ing proposition. Address P, 0. Box
4S2. Fa!rmont, W. Va, tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26

Each paper. In explaining edltorlal'y
the increase in price. stated that tae
growing cost in publication, especially
tho cost of white paper, was the pros.
innate cause OF the action. ; H.
The Aurelia Sentinel increased It's
subscription from one dollar to sl.s9
per year with the first Of January, The
Alta Advertiser thinks that every
country newspaper will have to do It
soon, remarklng that nearly every
thing In the newspaper work costs
double what It did five years ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
wRIGHTs TO GET MEDALS.

Senate Paves Way For National Honor
| for Airs Conquerers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26

ct With: Mrs. Christie. isNs
A The Mondey evening Musical Club
smet. last evening with Mrs. N, y.
y CHRISTIE at her home on Locust ave.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26

b esss b; II Mrs. Fisher Hostess. Fl n
K Mrs. IA. Fisher VIII entertain the
Social Circle, on Wednesday afternoon
lit, her home on Mckinney street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26
Great ClearanCe0 OF.
SHOES

Men, Women, Boys and d Girl Girls 8
can share in our Semi. Annual 1ll1t'
Clearance Of Shoes 1T tho sell
ing out at MI average Of % per
cent. reduction, all the broken oxen
sizes from ourrimmcnse stock. 4,
2$All sizes and widths. A n
All, lcathers-variety Of styles.
Women s $3.50 Shoes, $3.50
Women's So Shoes, 81. 40.
Women's $3.50 Shoes, S1.eo,
Women S 81 Shoes, S1.W. ~,
Women's $1.5O Shoes $1..:2!losI. Il
Mems $3.50 Shoes, $3.50. 4
Boys and Girls Shoes proper
tionstcly reduced. Look them them
over. ..l}l Z. ( = 4, ~ x, Z q II
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.Over'c oats, Rain (; !, i,
Goats and Suits for
Men and Boys at
Is pei. cent. less

No difference what the color is,
we make no exceptions. This Of
fer takes in every suit, oyereoat
and raincout we have in stock for
man. boy or child. It includes
Men g Dress Pants but Elk
CLUDEs ALL THE WORKING
CLOTHES.
Now not busy, ss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-26

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-24
Nlmero 2O6

Como recuerdo 4 los Vivos u por no
poder nombrar a todos, escoge q elno
para bendecirlc como padre y como
rey, a su hijo don Jaime, a qfuien Dios
dara fnces para sucederle, perseveran-
do en- su pol1tica de olyido Y perdon
para los honnbres, aunque manteniendo
|con intransigencia los principles.
" Encargole lgualmente que no olvi-
ole cuan ligado Sc halla por mis- solem-
nes juramentos respetar Y defender
las franquDcias tradlcionales de nues
tros pueblos.1 En- las importantes iu-
ras de Guernbcasy VMlafranca enten--
dl empenar1ne, en- presencia de Dios
a la faz de los hombres, por mi por
todos los mfos.
"El mismo sagrado COMPROMISED lp1l-
blera contraido en- cada una Gle las re-
glones de Ia patria espanola, una {
lndlvlsible, seg1n ofreei a Catalina
Arag"n y Valencia, 81 entertainments N,
hubiese sido possible
La ultima parte del testamento la
dedlca al recuerdo de dos nombres! one
consldera benditos: Ell de SUI madre, do
ma Maria Beatr1z y el de su seg,1nda
esposa, dona Maria Beuta, por sus vim
tndes ejemplares y pide que en- vez
de' iagrlllas por su 1nR1erte le dediquers
oraciones.