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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-01-14
WHERE shall the inaugural ball be
M hrldp

WHERE shall the inaugural ball be
w held?
This is the question which is agitat-
Ing the minds OF the inaugural COM
mittee and society folks here. For
many years this has been the crown
ing feature OF the installation into
ONCE of q new president. but four
years ago congress reluctantly gave
its consent TO the use of the pension
Office building and followed this action
up by adopting a resolution that the
building should not again be put In
disorder for such purpose.
Properly to prepare the structure
for the ball means the removal from
the great court OF millions of valuable
records besides the almost complete
cessation of the government business
for no less than 20 days by the army
OF clerks who daily pass upon pension
cases F.Et -fI
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-01-14
susre the capltoIl

Bulletins from the White House 70.
port an incandescent temperature. fire.
auent explosions and dense showers OF
mud. Congress had better walk warily.
The fate. OF that old Pennsylvania sta
tion should daunt rebeiiiops statesmen.
RAGE me yon capitol. Bromwell,"
The fatal order may be shot out at
any moment. aL m- -L-Ill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
6agre SrS.

&aa BET nS6u6otbeife 6or-
lag" / &pbenbaDn er / Serien
v<lt1rbi6liotefet" u0fomnet en-
Sog al Sans 8rir, Ser u10er
Citizen: r6agre Sr0" brinqer
lnlaa &ommeltarer til 6eremte
Oonife 9igte. 6orfatteren bar al
ben Oanife 2prif uotoget 0ens
im1tffcIte 9lomIter og un0er16gt
% forlDnet Dem meo imoa for
florenOe S~plpsninger. s Ell Nn-
melOelie / u9(orbus Stiftsti0en0e"
ffripes:
9ogen begDnoer me0 n&ona
GbriItion" 9onmarfs &ongeIang,
per er ifrepet al gmalO Sen 80. De-
cember 1918. Scr at 6i6ringe Sc
lerne ben rette' Soritaoelle 6ioIet=
tes Der ber Ben oprinOelige Sorm
fOr bOer enfeIt 5trofe, og bugefter
fElger De forifeaige Omreouftioner,
inotil ser itanoies peo Sen Sorm,
bporunOer ri fenoer Strofen.
st @iounoer i tefniif 9niGe"
faloer Sans 8rir aongeiongen, og
ban bier %, at Stoffet or forfeit
otter Ell itreng og pirfningsfuGo
Nlon, ibporpel Oe enfelte 9erioner
heboloer Oeres Serprpg: Song
@briitian ilaar, gtiels S95uel giper
>. Feter @esiel lpner, og Sen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

toIte % banoIer ON Sing ioa oiOt
forifeaiac iom 9rOrions ifpnnc
S%oonciona: Ser pill ties, Der BIZ
1ica", Scr cr 6pgget oper Salomons
@niiong, % 0radmonn5 Ser 6leu
title 5tncn", iom fjnoca ! ~9om=
hdilier~.
2cr Ct fiji Set faaca for oem oQc.
ot ~ borcr mes til Set 6coitc iu6cn-
for Set 0onifc Qurif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

Wten b0orle0e5 ton oct l1llge ret
tes? Inganen0e Observation-Disclosures
fullOe BET maaife biGlpe pau Ioa-
OQnne, lpm paa @runO al &uO6eO,
@~errigbeO eller GgcnfGrligbeO I'M
0rogcr Jig, ON BET bleO ongipet i
Nurabcreningcll, bpaO ser p0cs ira
bper W(enigbeO, luu oct fltnoe les
% fences, bpem BET e., ION Ill
0ruger Jig.
Angaocn0e NrGIters % QeleQa-
tiers 9~}eiieu0giiter bar %aitor %.
q. 9n0reuieu f~relnbOl0t Sonfen ON
at fuu oprettct Ct 6onO. ion ifulOe
ticle til at betale &eiietOgifternc
Gur idaUi0t BET fan, tunfer iegl
luufeu CT piit goo Og Juno, prpDtt
% proftiieret al nogle; men ieg
frDgter for, at Ben bill life fau til
itruffcliq (ilihltning, til, at Oeu fan
QeImeulfprea tilfre0sitiQcllOe. 6or
4ru7icrucs &e0foumen0c RS Set
Tig moaife lcttcre "a 6e0rc gcrmcnl-
fgrc, OH 0c ouc blep eniQe ont at
u0e, for Gf5cmpel, 213 n al oerc3
&on eler &Hotrqt, ira 0eres aal0,
iii Nor5mo0gI0gifter. &pi5 set
siol0t, enten De fom meo cQer u,
fcm Der mooife flere @rn7ter mco
cH0 cllcr5 % ben &rrit, iou flut
foor en- lille 26n, itf 6core 9(nlco-
Ling til at fonme mc0.
Gn0nu CT Ging ~ongoocn0e @rp-
iterne Use pe0 llofonterne at Som-
frnt0ct. Ceres Sal Ct Iteaet 6et9oa-
liQt 0c icucre 2lor, set ct Noriageil
til, ct %rr7tcrne5 @eiic til 2(or5=
uto0e, mi cr mcqct 0Drere eno for -
6or6inoeDe mco Tor66ieGie III
&iltetpriicn, ~ Gent pr. Will. Nogle
al Dem CT rciit no for at fuo ct
St0ffe 2au0 elcr 0Drfc en- 6rlt5t-
1aoe BIS 5i0cu al 0ere5 Gm5eo5-
dernin8; cltfelte al Sem foQr moaifc
0erUc0 fifth gonife lille 2on. Soo Gu
pet on9re, SET pQo C~pfor0rin9 fro
Somfun0ct gif it's poo TQrpoitQrne
utco Tide 2an. Oct cr Dcl nrrmcit
uco &cnipH I'll oi5ie ii0rtc, bort It'll
pUrcH0e 2tguiuJ9iDitem er bIcuet til.
og oog i1ncs iag life, oct e. 6elt
rigtigt at Nrniterue, iom / 2CC
min0clig6o0 life far flor &uotugt,
Mon Dcrino0 1ore ll0qif.er / uor
Et0, fad 6nrc 9}cjicu0giftcrnc5
&Dr0e, for6m0ne mes Mr6ciCct 05
@%r6ci0erne pQn Iorpoiterre. ! iao-
0Grne 9ilfnl0e Dar set mere riu1a-
.ligt, at ben lofnle W1eniQheo biQ.a,
70 6Dts life 0en fan, 0a bur0c
5amflln0et 6inlpc. 0iSie Confer
til G~berpejelie, ON sc flrn0c 6iulpc
list til at rette poa 2igning5plancn.
80 6corc 2igni1lq, oi fan foo, 0c7to
mere &e(ii9neQe o9 0Ter0iIiq6c1
pi( pi md0e. s. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
Signiugen %
MarsmDOeMosifter.

IS Ben lcllere Si0 bar 0cn Sud
nGret o%nltalt, % Su1fer 0esullgau=
en0e frembolot / yNouiferen". st
goot SigningsiDltcm bill Qiti0 ticnc
lem e1 goO &eileoning til at imoOc-
fonme bcrcttigc0c &rup til MeniQ=
beOcr, &rGiter "a enhpcr iiur, bOOr
Get gGIOcr fGQc3 jlOgiftcr. Der bar
pUret rcfercrct til @ianinqcn 6lan0t
NrGIter ongauen0e 9feiieltOgiftcr til
Nur9n1p0cr, % iii tales "a ifriDes
Der ON at fna oprcttet noQet lidncrl=
&c for 0eleQatcrnc. Oct fan lie nof
ioa go0t lis poo Nupiret, lig 9Quc-
Iinierne pon Ct @un0fort; Ser er Sc
Iom 9fegcI mere IiQe, CHS Sc / &irfe=
lig6coen Ct. @oo Is "a at irune ca
rcttc poo &ejcn, iom pi ifo( Qoa frem
poo meo Somfun0ct5 cQer u0rc fn(-
les @1rocr. @u0s Orb er sen 6eo7tc
&ciDiIcr / 0ette ioo pei ION / ait
anoct. Oct lGrcr me0 &cIiDn til at
poe; yGn6Oer QiDc eftcr GDue, otter
bpo0 ban far, "a Ci efter Set, Ban
fife Bar. Get buroe ogiao fs(qcs
/ bort 2igninQ5iDitem, cntcu set an
gear 2GrerIon5(i7tcr Mcriq6c05it0-
glitter, ErniterS oq 0eIeqotcr8 92ei-
iet0Qifter, 1lnor Ser ffol toIes ON
Iige 0eGinq.
5 port m0urcH0c &igningsip-
item, f%orcfonmer set MIG, Ser er
npget, iom buroe rettc5, iel0 om Set
er me9et UaHjfcligt at faa ait rcttet,
poo 0ruuo al, at uogle u~n0ragcr
fig fra at 6urc 0erc5 cQcn 9nr0e,
ioo Den paolugge9 Dem, JON ct Biz
Il1c nof til at bare 0crcs cgen EQrt.
SoQle0c3 en- SGT ulc0 M}cniq6c0er
% enfalte W}eolemucr / Wlcu1a6e-
0ernc. seq far b6rt, at Scr blun0t
nore itorite "a melt u%elitoaen0c W}c-
niG6c0cr Tn0e5 iao0ounc, Jon TIN
bragg iig fra at be til &Nrcrlon o.
/ @Dilfcn 6oron0rinq sat 0iIoc lore
goa, PHI ct6per McuiQ6eo Doe0e,
bbo0 Der tilfom Sen, fon cn69er
iel0 fin0e uo pe6 6in(p al Mor56c-
retninqen.
Oct er better fife ret cQcr rime-
ligt at title bet famine &roD til ale
gienigbe0er u0en &eniDn til W2e=
nig6e0crnes %0fonomiife sitting. 81
geioo 6Oor ser titles fnQes &rop til
ale Samfan0ets 8rpter. Gi bor
gtenig6eOer, boor W}e6lemmernes
oarlige ltOgifter fife oberItiger Sc
9ollors genneminitlig per W}e0(em
for BET lofa(e @r6ei0e, % andre moo.
betole 15-20 GoQQrs Der Me0lem.
Ger er 6o bperfen giuelig6c0 el~
Ter 9~ictfgr0igbe0 i at itiue set lam
ME &roD til ioo forifeQiQt 1tiQc6e,
noar Ser forIonac5 @iaGp til Son1-
fun0etS gr6cj0c tocnfor Sc lofo(c
@eni96cocr. 81 bar Gqefoa flor
6orifcl 6fonot @rnfterne; noqfc faa
1000 9onorS eIer 0eromfrinq. a.
Ere foor 6lot SEQ DoQnr5 eGcr fist
%berOOer; set CT ia better life rimc-
ligt eler retfpr0iat. at Sc Ifof Ill
leg lige, naor Ser ifaI tales OH ct
bele 8pr0erne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

De0erne; tbi BET pil MI nGrmeIt BIZ
be Eengelpprgsmoalet, Oct fonlmer
til at Oreie Jig ON - ia, lelpfolgelig
pglau Sumfunosintereslc.
gdl, ou1 Ct &igningsiDltem mcllem
Ielcgutcrne fan gipe N%nle0ning til,
at WieligbcDerne iii bliue ltUrferc
repruienteret pe0 pore @arsmo0er,
cl pcl uurnIeit @opeOtu1fen. seq
tror I'LL BET unooiotte. Soget er
lclOfolgclig itiuet frem til 0uerDeiel-
ic / be0Ite Meling % | ben Ialtfe,
at Set pil0e bliue lcttcre for De
lonqt fraliQgcn0e 0}enigheoer, bDa0
Yongciporq9moalet ultgoar, at bliOe
repruicntaret pcs 5amnm0eta Nar5=
mo0cr, 6uuD ID fuut0e pUre / fin
Cr0cl. Mcu iii e. otr bcuitiQct
til WcuiQ6e0crne at 6ctale 0ere5
t'"P CSI 9@'Oy ~'iN'.o9IIl or -
uig6c0cruc iau 0ertil bctule 6Uer en-
$40 cllcr |Iiffart 0eropcr / Geiie-
1oa'IlVr Iof III @'l'8oI' 81 III r. i
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Poo Vrllllo or 9'eDeiio9li1afile ING
laoaf az renee I'o9cn ~Ge9aI, og
09l1el Oh l'ooi'e pipe at 4oP9-
hl9otrle oil Dllpe llLiIl0rt It0lHI en-
tefI pep Nae9o'ef, Sno 81 Qlo4'l
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
N0aie BcnlerGuiHQGr
til Gamfnu6at9 a'cm;g6cOcr,

&ignin0sigItem mgaocn0c DeIc.
9aternc5 &eiienogifter tic 5omnln-
bet5 gor5nIo0er er jo cit Sag, Jon
bor Oroftc3 % ooer0eies forlto for
set fOmren6e 9lorsmooe, fife alcnc
al &rpiterne men ogIao al M}enig-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
9en fatl5gc NDtter,
60rtalt Al 5. 5.

"
) &9ed =. Ioa oer for molt9c >iar
l'oeli i''9Ie GlFooroHer 3'qJtcrc,
lOlli II'lf oelJoo AZ 9ocrot0a lloIGn=
oiA5e- IS mango Aor bo0oe Oer
IITc p"ref @ri9, nldH9a al 9iqtter-
ll9 Qooo' 9iff9T 'l9 o8 pnr, efter3dan-
o'a loAt SoricilottlH 1oFNtoe, l}n-
Ief II9o oQ6 0nttt90oHf.
GR Al oI2le 5tQfitr2 bIe3 KIT &onJ
lcloT lom Nroorltditt9 na9le @iil
io pod Sdnoct. Ca pan rc0 til6a9e,
tom Pom PEP @}i9Hdt@tio for5i Ell
1}oue o9 1T Nie pad cn Ccl Gin
neo, lou molr 1onoe loat paa &jeg
og 0lent al to9e ino om &ftenca.
~N7tr et @t0@ &tI'I9ncIIe al Gin
Heo," tohfte boiI "0et 75l0e life
pafe Hla1H 't'f ~lA0, pm mon
t29 ct HAT StQfftr nie1 lt9, loo-
ooii el pc~Lld0eiIoe 4,alief 9iIoc llHp-
pt Iaonc oeni, o9 hfIif n5jne &orn
6'Ioe oet oHrc fl lt't Gaon,"
4an 'pfan9 al 9'lSeH oa tube
Il9e I'LL aF '"tte ooer @c9ncf, men
o1r po1 llo9cf pam, oer ld9Oe:
1ct cr ol.t5epeI sumo, jeg ptl life
pnif Ell [Q0."
@0A 1884 III @etl l9Gll % man
t1t-o2 Iro, AZ pan 5d00e o%0er0llr0et
6rtitcie1. 0{en laa Tom hon til at
" tl5o9a. Ntnne0et lFiH'eoa lad
oetli9 poiot ! 9}oancItfmet. San
o1lIota oh1 I4clt. uSoltf, poor glooa
@olHcle 0tj0c Ditoe, iloar 0e ff
aJtL9 HQf AoI," 9aa lprdIl8 after
az ileh bans 0om0ttttg9co pao9lle-
PC PddliQ, og nla0 ct cut oenote 5o1t
laen TIIDo9e % REQ game Ianglomt
cioefe.
&4elt liit 1e9QHofe Golt at toIe meo
lI9 lcio: n~et Qele er % Dog lffe
1od forJI9f. 70 Dporfor ltuIoe oct
tefoP frDFTe lIg laa rlloerltgt, at alt
oeI &@rfeo ltg9er per nGlten paa
alIoroeL Il9e loIn Ieg par lad
paufp1 9rl9 Tof Oct? YET Tddr nGP-
pc Soo III al 1889 Der I'll 0forgen,
per lonllller Ell olloelL loAI er nlIll=
pre llplefe9Ilelloe % fo9er oct. 6olt
'i'ua pIfIu'9 PoSle Pao oefe9 ga
81,
Nreole 0allg lprol19 ban Al 9e-
'V' Y IuIIe : Ae9i'0, 9ui'
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ny "'puelell9 Vuulp.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

fsasr~sgAat&ea saHssD44 sen q & 10 Aagse
PAZC OINTMENT er x~zrsrrere at ku-
EeEe hvert Tilfelde af kloe de, usynliRe,
bl0dende eller fremtr8dende Haemorrhoi-
der paa 6 til Il Dage eller PenGene refun-
derede. SOC.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08

t1ro, llo0er 6nrell l%tforlngt.
Otter 0&Ong GbriItian~ folocr
Gen topre @%anOiolOot". Gen blep
iii / Noret 1918 pou ct Giosumft.
Dror Sen notionole Gtcrminq por
Dojerc enO nogen Sin0e. Der 6lep
@ifrcpct Ell Wioaie @~onpOiQtc, men
iHgen onOre ems %ctcr 6o6crS Sen
gang ic8 OrOg of 5tcO~ formone0e
at bol0c iig lis oper Oognct.
SonQen Iooer Sen 1$t0fal0tc fs-
re CrOet. 0e Is forIte %crs fortrl-
fer ON Nfifeoen. 81 San forlo0
%~on0s6Dcu. filgtc Sans Fiqe BAN
poo &ei men PEP aongcDcicn, SET
fgrer iii &o5euhopu. ltau 0c fill
rs. san CT life Longer 6elt0es
oIenc: olIe Eiacr Itoler hi poo
Dem; SGT moo Bun ic at f%orItanl
CQioo itAc 6ornlorc nlaa ban Qorc
tet fart. at bon III roc for ct 4ro0.
0cr gnlocr mere dts 0icmmcts
&iigter. n%i maa aide ali Stc0~
fcrflarcr ban Dem.
6or DC damle er &jcmnct flnt
Goarocn og Morfcn. for 5onacn
CT BET GunmQrf.
)du foma.cr 6an til &o6enhaon,
og ban % bans @ompfuQcr for-
Itoor, at Bet auDOcr at Durne SprD-
act; / 0onmorf ifoG set 0onIfe
Spro9 roaoe: &o~nOiof0ojcu5 Sproq.
Gercfter folger &ariet ON Donue-
brog, SGT lileiQm 9progat Gu ful=
rs for oqc Conife. Grocnc ia
pen DAT [nifan hoonet oQ trooot Sen
amber Tn0" inncs At 1opc Cit 6t7tcmt
@lorcaie, ioc- ben 0entn0er III eli I9-
ltg iorefalocu @egiucu6c0. uc0 6Uil=
fen noalc CDiGcre rep ct 0nnif Sane
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aell 09 Qer ringer oeIl hQFooIe NH-
lis iqcnncm. Mon mrrfcr Al Greene
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1en. : oe11e S19f CT oe1 gfferaor,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-08
ForksIslss kureret paa en- Dag

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
GROWS IN Enrn,.

GOSSIP emanating from the nation.
al capital regarding the forthcoming
revision Of the tariff, here and there
reveals THE manifest fact that Sbe
Republican theory of proteciion
has steadily grown in favor an,nnp
me people and that advocates Of =
strictly free trade theory have he.
come fewer and fewer. The reason
Is apparent. The Republican pro.
tective tariff has been thoroughly
tried and has been found tboraGeb.
y practical and successful
In Washington the Democrats. Will
not indulge in much discussion on
the tariff at present because thew d
not dare 10. least they disclose ~
friction within their own ranks mn.
on tne subject. Some of the Demo.
clsts FAVOR a Democratic tariff bi,l.
Many others vigorously opnosa ire
very suggestion of Democratic tar.
4I DIN because they assert that m
bill can be drawn thai con,d hos,,s,a
up as an ex9ressiou of Democrat i
principles on the tarifr and a ,be
same time get the votes of the nom.
ocratsSa It, has become increasinr.l,
apparent that the principle Of oro.
lection IS now, as popular in man,
districts 81 the Democratic sonth Il
II has always been in the North
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
thairles Nsl..!s.,el.

Charles Nagels Of st. Louis, the.
new Secretary Of Commerce and La
Dor, is better known among lawyers
and educators than to The public AZ
large. although he served as a mem-
Der . fthe Missouri House OF Rep
resentatiyes and g a member of the
Republican National Committee. He
a native .Westerner, having been
born in Colorado county. Texas, in
.lS49. He CONFESS Of professional
ancestors, his father, Or. Herman
Nagel, being one Of family Of four
brothers Of whom three are phystc-
ans and his sapaternal grandfather
and great-grandfather were clergy
men.
In the height fthe Civil war
the pronounced Union sentiments Of
Dr.. Nagel compelled him to remove
from Texas to 81. Louis. Here
Charles Nagle soon, entered the st.
Louis high school. Graduating
from,5there he. took two: .years'
course insthe ST. Louis Law school
and then went to the University Of
Berlin, where he took special
course in law and political economy.
Returning tosst. Louis in 1873 he
was admitted to the bar and soon
took an active part in municipal at
fairs. In addition to being a member
of the I4oIer House of the State leg
islature, he was for four years pres
tdent of the city council OF st.
Louis. Although he has taken an
active part in politics and has an
extended law practice, he has found
time to give much attention to edu-
cational matters. He fills a pro-
fessorship in the ST. Louis Law
School; is member of the board Of
trustees of the Public Library: OF
the board Of trustees of Washington
University aand "a member '6f tHa'
board Of control of the St. Louis
Museum of Fine Arts.
Mr.. Nagel, as the Missouri mem.
Der OF the Republican National Com
mittee. served during the recent
campaign as a member Of the exeen-
1--WE committee and was in charge Of
lNe Western headquarters. Socially
ne has been active in his native city
being q member of the UNIVERSITY
Club the ST: Louis Club. the Round
Table and Country Clubs, and also
y the Metropolitan Club in, Wash
ington City.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
FOR BUSINESS MEN
Special Lunch is Being Served /
Cafe at the Waldo.

Another new Business Mems
Lunch IN the cafe at the Waldo.
How's this: choice of three entrees
Of fish and meats: two dishes IL
vegetables, and coffee or milk-aII
for s. cents. Then choice of two
pies. pudding and frozen dish, for
.. cents.
Fresh shipment of roe shad and
roe Just received. Served at moder-
ate prices
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09

ANA West The Louisiana members
have never gone INTO Democratic
caucus on me tarin because they
haye aiawg demanded protection
for their sugar and ne Florida
members have lptimated very lrans-
AZ that hey viii not enter Caucus
1ecanse theg demand protection for
fher iraits siemBe froIn soutb
Carolina have also intimated III mn
willingness u discuss the tariif ii
eaneas s. that Democratic sarI1
caucus earded Is out 81 iii.
que iou
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09

pre- tolsiy ann Dune "a the Re-
paglieans VIM hold taeir Ward con-
Eentions the evening 81 March l2H
and their city convention the evening
March 1s. The Demo win hold
5eir ward conyentdo March iii
an a city cory ntion March l6 The
laS known Us the corrupt practice
act, prevents all who have signed
peEi,tions for other tickets from pas
5tIcipa ting in these conventions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
A Wordlto the WISE.

Vow; If some thoughtless person
should be arrested by the police and
pistol found on his person. the po-
lice are bound by law to cali the al.
tentiont Of the prosecuting attorney
to the 3act and the prosecuting at
torney is bound by law to have the
pistol-carrier indicted and sent to
the penitehttary for at least one
year. There is no escape with d
me II =. straightout imprisonment.
Fhe police and the prosecutor can
show mo mercy; their duty is plainly
prescribed by law.
:. word to the wise is sufficient. -
Mheeling 1ntelligencer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
some. Never. satisficd.

Many farmers look forward. 10
the time when they can sell out ana
move TO town and takes things easy.
a great smany business men. think
they would be supremely happy II
they could only retire and find a
home in the country. And so iii is.
People are scarcely ever satisfied.
no matter what their condition and
station in life. sistersyille on RE-
view.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
Carolina Thoughts.

In South Carolina voters viii have
to refrain from drinking fourteen
days before election or they will not
be permitted to cast their ballots.
This regulation is supposed to bring
out. the sober thought of the commIl-
nfty-Baltimoge merican. $r'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09

jacob NJ Dtclsinsons secretary Of
war has made ii clear that he has
not des'efted the Democratic party
even II me has accepted a position
In the cabinet OF President Taft II
have ARRAYS been a Democrat and
am still one. he said, although /
did not Ssote for Bryan. That IS
one good evidence that ne is a Denl-
ocrat.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09

welcome 70 onr CITY.

To Governor Glasseock, Secretary
Of State Reed. Auditor 4Darst At
torney General coniey, Treasurer
Long and Superintendent of Schools
shawkey, welcome to our city. You
can all do your part in making up,
our $4,000 population, and we need,
you all. Charleston Mail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
should Quit Batting Rarebits.

Congressman Rainey is getting
into frame of mind which soon will
lead him to 7 ghink the Panama
Canal should not be mentioned in
polite society Chicago. News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
TUESDAY MARCH /. 1908.
i ming Eshp.

Purpose rs the, edge and point q
character it Is the sapeFsertpttolb
n the letter ~ stalent Varro.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
4tl.s.Il.s.4 1890 i-s.a.4.s4s -k..s.,
WHAT OTHER EDITORsSAY
$1,000! .l..i..l..t $1,000
WIN CONTINUES

Under governor Glasscock west
Virginia win continue in the front
rank Of well governed states. Par
kersburg Dispatch-News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-09
Not a Good Field.

Connellsvi1le is not a good field
for Crooks. Foreigners and pick.
pockets have signa1ly failed to wori,
their games here. -c onnellsyllle
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-03-23
THE COMING ELECTION.

With only little more than a week
remaining in which petitions may be
filed, but five candidates have FORM
ally appeared for the city elections
which will be held April s. ALI are
good, represen tative men and men
well calculated to serve the interests
OF our city in a careful and efficient
manner, if the people see fit to elect
them. There still remain, however, a
number Of Offices for which no
candidate has yet filed his petition
and the ticket for the city cleo
tion remains therefore, incomplete.
The selection Of good and efficient
Council is just as vitally important to
US as citizens of Dallas, as the selec-
tlon Of county officers is important to
US as citizens of Polk county. The
demand is equally urgent in our city
election as In our county election, that
the best and most competent men be
brought out, and it behooves US to see
that the remainder OF the now incom- I
plete city ticket be filled before the
close OF the time in which the petitions
may be filed. :