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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20
TO PUBLISH PROCEEDINGS.
Last Legislature Made Law Com
polling City Councils to Publish
Proceedings in Papers.

By the terms of new law, enacted
by the last Legislature, our city council,
in common with others all over the
state, will hereafter be obliged to pub
lish in the city papers a condensed
statement of all the business done at
each meeting.
The title Of the law is, can act re-
quiring city and towns to publish the
acts or proceedings of the board of
aldermen and city and town councils, y
and is as follows:
Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Iowa:
Section l.. That Immediately follow
ing any regular or special meeting
OF the board of aldermen, or city or
town council of an incorporated city or
town, the city, or town clerk shall pre-
pare and cause to be published in two
or more newspapers of general circu-
lation in said city or town, and if only
one newspa per is So published, then in
one newspaper, or if none be published
then by publishing in two or more pub
lie places, a condensed statement of the
acts or proceedings of said board oil
aldermen, or city or town council OF
such meeting, together with list Of
all claims allowed, the amounts OIL
money to be paid and from what funds
appropriated.
Section ,. That the compensation al
lowed each newspaper for such publica
tion shall not exceed one-third of the
legal fee provided by the statute for the
publication of legal notices.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20
New Game Laws.

We have been asked what new game
and fish laws were passed by the re-
cent legislature, and in reply to an in
quiry state fish and game warden Geo.
A. Lincoln writes that the new law con-
sists of the hunters license law, resi-
dent $1.00, nonresident $1,000, which
takes effect July A, 1909. Prohibits the
shipment of game fish for sale taken
from public waters of this state; pro-
hibits the sale at any time or any place
of any game bird or animal in this state,
or shipment of same either within or
without the state; gives deputies con-
current power and same duties as
sheriffs and constables. All these new
laws except the hunters license law,
which takes effect July 4th, are now in
effect
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20

If you desire clear complexion take
Foley's Orino Laxative for constipation
and liver trouble as it will stimulate
these organs and thoroughly cleanse
your system, which is what everyone
needs in the spring in order to feel
we'll. Bell & R0hins0n.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20
Rev. 1 W. Williamson's Letter.

Rev. |. w. Williamson, Huntington,
w. Va, writes: This is to certify that
used Foley's Kidney Remedy for nerv-
Gus exhaustion and kidney trouble and
am free to say that it will do all that
you claim for it." Foley's Kidney Rem
edy has restored health and strength to
thousands of weak, run down people.
Contains no harmful drugs and is pleas
ant to take. Bell & Robinson.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20

If you want to feel we'll, look we'll
and be we'll, take Foley's Kidney Rem
edy. 1t tones up the kidneys and
bladder, puriies the blood and restores
health and strength. Pleasant to take
and contains no harmful drugs. Why
not commence today? Bell & Robinson.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20
A Card.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money if
Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your
cough or cold. 1t stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no opiates. The
genuine is in yellow package. Bell &,
ROhinSOn
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20

Any skin itching is temper-tester.
The more you scratch the worse it
itches. Deans Ointment cures piles,
eczema any skin itching. At all drug
stores.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20

81 have been somewhat costive, but
Doan's Regulets gave just the results de-
sired. They act mildly and regulate the
bowels perfectly."-George B. Krause,
3O6 Walnut Ave., Altoona, Pa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20
Disappeared Years Ago.

After |. aving Harrison county, Mis-
souri,, twenty years or more ago aud
supposed to be dead, the mother and
son of Marion Rowland, now residing
in Davis City, have just received word
of the death Of Mr.. Rowland near Scotia,
Washington.
Mr.. Rowland leaves claim of consid-
cradle value upon which there is at
least 81, 800 worth of timber at the pres.
ent time, with other property which
will go to the mother and son. Mr..
Rowland left this county many years
ago and nothing was heard Of him
Those who knew him in the days of his
residence in Harrison county supposed
that he had passed away many years
ago and had almost forgotten him. A
few days ago letter was received by
the postmaster at Eagleville, inquiring
fer the relatives of Rowland. A letter
to the relatives informing them Of his
death and Of the property belonging tt
the estate was enclosed. The post
master advertised the matter in papers
near his home and finally located the
the mother and son at Davis City, il
Decatur county. The letter was for
warded to them. The letter was writ
ten by Mrs. Moon. who was neigh
Dor of the dead man. In her letter she
stated that Rowland had been i'll fo
some time and died after lingering
| illness. Davis City Index.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20

1t seems strange that when girl is
sweet there should be no flies on her.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20

Some young men propose to girl on
their knees and some on their uppers.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20

Sluggish livers and bowels arc the
cause of nearly every disease. Cleanse
your system and regulate the bowels
and liver to healthy, natural action by
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. The
surest, remedy known. 35 cents, tea or
tablets. w. G. Stempel & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20

Putting it on ice won't always keep a
secret.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-05-20

Too many people mistake an excuse
for Feason.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20

Nr. S527. Gos oben iauItrirtc
@toOeu lit ciuc8 Der 5ierlihiten Der
Saiion. 6ron50iii6e aIeioer nit
LANCER Collie iiuO itet5 iiir Die tlcis
mn MGobcn bcliebt 0cpeien. 9ns
Wlliter lit nj Dinner meiBer 9imitp
~gelcrti8t un0 nit 9Gnoern ans Sluif
Ginidtcn beiebt. 9tuinIoof, Sorurl,
China Seibe, GbolliS, NlbutroB uno
GoIbmere iin0 ebeniolla poiicnoc
Stoiic. Sir Mdotcn i'm Glitter Don
3 bis 8 &obren, Die . Sabre @r0Bc
%erforocrt PA CARDS 3G.36Il. Wntc.
rialS.
Gin Wuitcr bieier 9rt miro 0eacn
@%inlcl0lulg Don 10 Gent3 IN SiIber
o6er Nrieimarten an irgeno cine
Abrelie geian0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
Wiuiter Gr. S521

Whittier III. 1921.
Bel 6~nlpfana upn tUr. Wiro oae U,uier.
Eepnrttmtnt oes ,Temtihcn Sjrrefppuoent"
pben eriudbIteo QtIitet lnb unien ungegebes
fler Noreiie feIoen.
'uH'e'
~
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Gilier (iiir WIuiier tGr ainoCr ooer MdS.
WtHJ
adliuug. Wan ahtt iurgiditia barauf.
Die corretie ,iubl mo HrOBe oes getpiinl6s
ten sQ(liiterS nft5lgebeli. lSeItn oas Wiufter
NrnfintuaB III, branft man nur 80. 81 ooer
iuus iillner CO iein indg. nl3ugebeT. gSentI
i'm GatueimadB %. q, 20 ooer mas immer
es letn MAJ. Sir Uidoeens ODER ainoers
Wlliiier lbreibe man ttur hle 31bl fit ou5
.gIier on. So NJ Mot nbiDi9 sou" ooer
Sabre" 81 ihreibetl.
Iue Neitelllnacn ift Oiliier, nebIt 10r.
fir ieoes oerielben. milfieit 1i ouS Wuiiers
9ep1riemeni oes oSeuiibru eurrefponoen,
ten, baltimore, Wlo,, a%oreiiirt fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
Ehiffsnudlridltcu

Ncm Oort, 10. <li. 49, Gl.
gcfommcn lit Der Ianpier rMimnco.
polls" Don Spnbon.
G6erbourA 10. Nuli. - Ter
GompIer "aronprin5eiiin GeciIie" III
bon Ncp'2ort bier eiu~9ctroiien.
Ter Gumpier ,@eorac @aibin9tou"
BON Bremen icetc ieinc Rciic mad,
Ncm-9orf iort.
queenstown 10. Suli. -
Ter Gompier oNouretonio" lit bon
Netu- Oort bier ongclonat.
Ncopcl, -. Suli. - Ter Gam.
pier "9uco Die @euopc" lit bon Iem.
Oorf bier eingclauicn.
Ter Camper nlaormino" iubr
no@ Ncp.? port ob.
SipcrpooL 10. SuIi. - Ger
Gompicr nGcoric" lnnatc BON Ncu.
Oorf bier on.
Nrcmen,t 10. SuIi.- Ter 9onl.
pier Bremen" troi BON Hen.Oorf
bier cil.
GopCr, 10. Suli. Ger hon
Ncm-Dorf nod Nntmerpcn beitimmtc
gnmpfcr oarronlono" troi bier elm.
Sourc, 70. Suli. b. Ter Gam.
per go lorraine" fam non Neu.
gJorf bier oll. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20

PIN a. gilguit DMoureton;o" nod
2%iuerpool.
9(m 5. MlonIt .Sopoic" mad
SABRE.
Nm 3. Nu9uit nScaig Olop" nody
&rpenbu9cn.
Gm 3. 4llguIt George @ni6ing.
ton" no1 Bremen.
PIN 5. Nuauit nllItouia" nod
NeopcI uno SriCit.
Im Z. Iuguit .Groonlauo" nad
0opcr mo Gntmerpeu.
Im Z. Nugrit philadelphia" nod
Sout9ampton.
am Z. 9lltGuIt oMinncmoSfo" mad,
2onoon.
PIN 7, gu0uit .Fcrunio" mad,
Ncopel.
Am 7. glauit nGcnc5io" riod Gco.
pei unO MuriciQc.
Nnt Z. Nlt9lit uGcbric" mad 2iper.
pool.
Nm Z, Hllalrit Y&niicriu Nuauitn
%!ftoria" llodI SomburA.
Pm 10. NllDuit nG%lottcrOom" nod
Hcticr0nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20

ieoe @ot)e cir Tantpier INIT Qoilf.
Iclttan bon 1iric IN baltimore Elm.
t%reffcll.
Nus &c 0brliher @o0c G.
rettct.
Titrdl oic beroiifen Nnitrenuunl.
gen bon mebrcren Ntit0licOCrn ocS
oWnrplann Swimming Clubs, mel.
der icin Souptqilarticr bel lunOaIf
bat, muroe cine aus 10 Eerionen be.
Itrhen0a @eienihait in Sihcrbeit oe.
brod)t. ipelfe ulli Der 6o6rt bon
Souor'S Station nod) Hiucr Bicm in
cincm @aioliuboote in 10 iCrn S6iff.
brrd c"rlitten botte, oils ser Motur
Geitft un6 baS Boot oui Ri0ble Ocs
trieben mlroc. Del Dem bcitioen
@inOc, Der ON Sonntog NbcnO mcb,
tc, lieieu DIE Nlttung3uybcitcn nid,t
obnc be0cutcuoe SdmicriQtciteu ob.
@r. Sobonnlen, Der ol@ ult0nc5eidn,.
ter Sdluimmcr befonnt lit. ihmomn
nod Der STEELE, oui mcIdcr oop Boot
IoB nnb bciciti9tc al &cbtercm Elm
Sell. Nod) IGn0erer 2Irbeit 0cIon0
eS, ooa Boot al &ono 81 5iebcn. 3ic
@crcttctta. Niit9Iieocr zines biciigcn
9oiebon-G Stubs, mcItc bel lurncy'o
Stntion gcipielt batter, 5o9cu c3
nod oen Gemod)ten GriobrmQan boz,
per StroBenbabn mad Soliie 5l lab
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20

EallAlAaL- nv -
Ibqfp b%rqllDHqrft Sdon.Gpelpn ais
2iiguerin. - @iQ ME eineu 20.
gen gepriieelt bobeu.
re Rlains, N..D., 49,. SlIi.
Sarrp g. 9bom branomarft Ole
0ehauptlmgen, Die ieine 6ral iiber
iein 8etrugen Dor uno nad ibrer
GbelhlieBlmg in cincm bieiigen9Iottc
auIgeItellt bate, ais 2iigen. Seine
Wilitter, Srau Warp Sbotp, mar ben
grobten SbciI beS geitrigen cages
bel inn in @eiGn9niB 5u 8bitC
EbotnS, meigcrte iid jebod), irgenO
etpoS gu io0cn. 5bap ieIber mar
itbr erregt. Hod eiler Gouiereu5
nit iciner 0iiltter uuo ieiuer Sdme.
tier, 6rou Gop(cp lbam, an Der audi
Gr. $, @rnit Sdmiot tbeiIuabm5
lpuroe cinem Decentralization Der
SearIt'iben 9Idtter bic ipIgenoe Gr.
fIGrung a%usgebanOigt;
DSr. Ibulp bat iiber oen Nrtifcl,
meIher in Den 9lGttcrn crihicn,
ni6tS 81 iogen; aber in cinem ongeb.
lid)er Snterptcm in elmer QCmiiicu
3eitung Itolb cine obioIutc llnmobr.
belt, Die er totcgoriid 81 o%entcntircu
bittet."
Gr. SGmiot, Scr oic @rfl6rlnla
ilberbroflte, iii8te bin5u, OoB 1bom
ertrilItet lei iibCr Goelpn'S gebuup.
tung, or babe einen Yaeen I'M ySotel
Carlton" III Sonoon in grnuiomer
NeiIe gepriigclt uno Sol5 in ieine
Nunoen geitreut. 1bop meroe nit
ieInem @nlpolt betrciiS @erfoIgung
Der iiir oieie 8erIeumoungen ueront,
mortlifen Ycrionen iofort conierircn.
Saranoc Sun N..Y, 10. Nuli.
= Cine GonfcreH5, melfc IN 8erbirl.
Dung nit Dem Sbou.6oa iteben mag,
luenn Die 8ernebmullg iiber Surrp
Sc. 5baD'S @ciitesDuitono in 8bitc
Glain5 fortgeiett mer0en miro, muroe
bier 5mii6en IiitriftsonpoIt 5crome
Don 9tetp.Yorf uno j. 2. @inslom,
Dem 3iItriftsanmolt bon 8eitfciter.
Gountp, Dem oililtircnoeu Stootsal.
malt IN Dem Sale, o~bgebaIten. Gs
mar Die arueite Goniercn5 uno Tie 3eigt
al, ooB cs Srr. Scrome nit Dem
Sale ernit lit. Serome bat orei go
den in Den gbironoodS 5ugebrodt
mo belt it'd aerooe lon9e geltug bier
out nm Den bier nit ieiner 6omilic
lpellenoen 8ouoernelr Susbes 5u be-
ariiRen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20

8icnic Ser Ct. @en3es.
IeuS. d e. - @eIiern iono in
@rieb's 8orf oos i1brlidJe Eicnic Der
b0bmliiheu fotb. ct. @en5eslaus.
STRIDE in @rieb's BART on Der 9eloir.
Goab itott, nelhes einen iebr erfolg.
lCiden 9erlaui nabm. Im 8ormit-
toe peronItoltcten Die Ausfliigler cine
StroBcnporaoe Dor Der STRIDE oil
Couington. mo 4iblono.a uenue aus
biz sur Rortb.a uenne. Die arran'
gements fir Dos Bienic lagen in oen
Sonben Der Serren Better Ba5ouref,
Soiepb Yotrid, Sobn aaIilta uno
Sobm,G afpsa moiiH9 ypoa y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
Tcrciniaic elmer Opn WnItimurc.

SouptQrorticr: n@ernoniu .WGn,
ncrd)or > @ole;" ErGiiOent Sct,rp
SbomoS; corrclponOircnocr uno pro-
totoIlircn0cr ScfretGr pro fem. IS.
SimmeIbcr, gar. 3t5, Gor0. G6critr. ;
Sinon5iCfrttGr g. Nimmclbcbcr, 9tr.
80, NorO.GOcnitr.; Sd)otmciItcr $.
OtidIidL Nr. 7i3, 3orncritr.; Giri.
gent Sbco0or Scmbcrlcr. Gcriomml-
lung ieOcn s~ucitcn 6rrito9 I'M Wio.
not.
,Nrion."
SinNitun0e: Wittmoh3 IN ser
~Stug . @oQc." Nr. 205, 0onoucr.
ltro6e. GiriNcnt: .. Melnmct.
nNrbcitCr.W Gnncrd)or."
@ouptQlmrticr: NnorcoS' SoQc,
Hr. 3fl. @onopcritroBc. Sinoitmot:
GicnIto9S. Iirigcnt: @eorg u.
Y0blmnn.
.Arbiitrr- 2ieocrtoicl."
Sonpt0llortier: &ol5' Soae, Nr.
4OS, @eit 2cringtonltroBe. SinaItm.
90: Mittpod)S. Girigcnt: Subcrt
Stripped,
"9oOcnio . W1nnerd)or."
Souptquorticr: Trott. ul0 5.
StroBc, Sigblonotoull. SingIhtnOc:
9ienitogS. Girigeltt: GOuorogodner.
u5robiinn."
Souptouortier: .Sro6iinn Soue",
Nr. 1000, Sreocrid. 9tpemue. Sin0.
itunbe: Wittuod)S. 9irigent: SSo6l
q. Glein.
.@ermonin > WGnnerdor."
SouptQllorticr; @crmollio &. MGn.
nerd)or-SoIe, SIR. 40 bis 412, @eIt.
2omboroitrnBe. Singitutoe: Con.
nerito9S. Girioent: Gbeooor Sent.
berger.
.Wojart q. M1rncrdor."
Sauptorartier: Hobert GoQmer'S
Sole, Nr. 1921-l023. Orleans.
StruBe. Sin0itunbe ieoen Conner.
Itog Nbeno. Girigent: q. u. g01I.
mann.
.Welobie."
Sauptauortier: j. Shes Safe,
Gde 2oiuitrobe uno 9cloir Worft.
Singitunoe: Gonncritogs. Girigcnt,
y. &arolnS.
y@crmonio.S llortett. Stub"
Salptallortier: @ogcncr'3 So1c.
Nr. TIC, NorO.Yaco. StroBc. Gina.
%itunoe: Gienita9s. Girigent: s.
&orolus.
nlbalia.W 1nncrhor. "fsfrr d
Soiptqunrticr: 8oigt's Saac. Hr.
1922, Soriaro.Ypcnuc. SingItunoe:
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2icnito9s. 0iri9cut: 5. s. 5ronf.
.2ocrIt.Eoin M6nncrhor."

2icnitoo3. 2iriscnt: 5. s. 3ront.
o2ocllIt.Fo int- WGnncrbor."
SauptqiIorticr; 6ebcr'S Sole, Gde
Cuba. urO anore. StroBe. Sing.
Itumoc: Niitmo0 NbenoS s llbr.
Iiri9cnt: j. &oroIuS.
oGidcnfrunj."
Souptqlmtier: AuguIt @oebal'2
(uormoIs 3orn'S) 9o0e, ode ser 3.
mo 0oua6-S truBc, !3i9blon6town.
Sinaitunbc: MittWo6a. Giri0cnt
@corg 81. E0hlmoun.
.Snrmonic."
Soitptauorticr: Gr. Al @cit'
1upctteItrOBe. SinHitunoe: Glen.
tags. Girigcnt: Aohn VI. alCin.
.Wiebger. @einngpcrein."
n &nuptQltortier; &oiimonn's Sone,
.2om- mo GorrcititroBc. SinqitunOe
GicnitogS. Sirigent: Subert Stripped.
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Ibiabrtstagc Der Yaiiasier.3 ampicr
bon 0c,u.g|prt. tdIt

Im 81. Suli ~aOriatit" mad
SrlIt6ompton. j3''
Nm 81. GnIi nGamponia" mad
2iutrpooI. III. hb.
Nm %. SuIi n9rctaanc" nody
Sabre.
PIN %. SuIi .5ricorid" nod
Bremen.
Nm %. Suli nMoItfe" nadj 81.
broltor unO Heapel.
Im %. Suli nllniteo StnteS" mad,
a~opelboecr.
PIN ~. SuIi .gmcrifa" mad,
Sanlburg.
Nm q. SiiIi .@crmonia" mad,
Neapcl uno MorieiQe.
Nm "a. SilIi st. 2ouis" nady
SoutbomptOn.
Am "a. Suli o@inncopoliS" nod)
9ruopu.
am 81. SuIi y@ooerIono" mad,
Eopcr mo Intmcrpen.
PIN "a. Suli ngrobic" nod 2iuer.
pool.
PIN "a. SllIi Caledonia" natb
Glasgow.
gm 81. Slili .0oiicr 8ilbclm ser
3iueite" nod) Bremen.
Nm %. Sllli .2nuro" mad Nco.
pei unb 1rielt.
Am %. Sui ~@aieitic" mad
southampton.
PIN %. Sui .0uiitonio" nody
SiDcrpooI.
am 30. Sui nE. oi Yiemonte"
nod Ncopel unS 8cnua.
Aim 80. SnIi naurfiir5t" mad,
Bremen.
gm 30. Suli lorraine" mad,
SABRE.
Gm 81. Sui Settle" nod 2iuer.
pool.
am 81. Sui nGIepcIano" nodl
Somburg.,
Nm 3l.'SuIi oNinnctonfa" mad,
2onoon.
Nm 81. Suli n3ccInno" uad o..
Der uno Intmcrpcn.
Nm 81. Sui ~GarOnia" nad
2iuerpooI.
am 81. SrIi California" nod
Glos9oo.
Hm 3. auguit rNooroom" nod
ROTTERDAM.
PIN 3. Slusuit europe" mad Teo.
III uno @enua.
Vim 3. augult .aronprin, @iI.
belm" nod Bremen.
Vim 4. auguit .Yreiioent Grant"
nod Samburg.
Am 4. ausuIt .Ccconia" mad,
Neapel mo 3rieit.
PIN 4. IuguIt n2itunnia" nodl
ROTTERDAM mo Si..au.
am 4. augnI: .C;cdaie" nab
Scutbnmp.on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-20
Siftri'S Ylutthateu.

Wanilo q, 19. Suli. - Sidiri, Der
Gbef Der Woro.9 anoiten, Der am 8.
Suli III einem per3ipeifelten Greiien
NIT amerifonii6en 5rlippen uno
@%onltoblern bel Gation, ouf Der @Sn.
lei Solo nit alien ieinen 4nb1n6etn
getootet iuliroe, bate bcin1 0e0inn
leiner Saufbobn baS @eliibbe getbon,
or neroe bunOert Wonn tooterL ebe er
ieIbIt iterbe. Nod) elmer pon 3onl.
hoonga eingelolfenen 9epeife bat
0eriel6e iein borboriid,cS @eliibOe
lidt Id)ledJt gebalten un6 nabe5il
bunoert getootet. Not Den Iesteil
8eridten iiber oos 5refien mareu oic
peridieoenen 6rduen, iuelde man in
Der Soble fonb, 100 Die @anoiten
Gum lebten Wole Stono mobtcn, uae
bis ollf cine Sidiri's Srouen. Nur
cine bon Den Srallen ent9ing Dem
SoOe. sic mar Die Irou zines Der
T~nbanger Sidiri's uno nabm oaS
lidere 8eleit uL meldeS ibr BON ben
Nmerifanern Dor benz Ingriif anoc-
botcn iuoroen mar.
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IN iittIidJer Gmtriiitnna.

lIillplIE 1IQ +----- NJ --I|I'|
Ibqtu brqlpmarft Sdon.gpeIgn ais
2iiguerin. - 8iQ ME eineu 30.
opt npnriidpIt hnhpu
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-16
Nett: Monday
THE SONS OF THE REVOLT LuTioh
s WILL HOLD ANNUAL MEET.
ING IN THIS CITY.

On next Monday the annual meeting
OF the Sons Of the Revolution will b"
feld In this city at the Courthouse
Many Visitors from all parts Of the
Sttae will be here and arrangements
for tneir entertainment are now being
made. Mr.. F. 2. Nichols is chairman
Of the committee on arrangements
and as the plans now stand a busl.
ness meeting will be held in the after.
noon I'm the Courthouse and the an
nua1 banquet will be served ct the
MaDley Hotel atsnlsht. The members
Of the organization In Fa!mout num-
Der twenty, the list stand as follows:
Messrs. T. ". Arnett, B. L. Butsoer,
Sam Butcher, Francis E. Nichols
George W. Fleming. j. N. Hartley. q.
Fay Hartley, Harry J. Hartley, vii.
liam s. Raymond, William E. Miller,
Thomas c. Miller, o. 8. Mckinney. Q
P. Mckinney, Arthur G. Martin, s. l..
Watson, james Otis Watson. C. W
Watson, e.. F. Robertson, George T.
Watson, A. T. Watson. c. F. Wells AM!
Fred T. Martin. 5,5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-16
Blue and GREY ] .
.....ARE1TOl|fMAR /.
VETERANS OF BoTH! ARMIES ARE
Ito EscoRTTAFT:To WHITE Il
HOUSE. g,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-An out
line Of the great parade on March !.
one Of the big features Of the inaugur-
stion Of Taft and Sherman, was pre-.
sented at the meeting OF the General
Inaugural Committee.
First behind the mounted police
guard and a2full military band will be
Mai. General ]. Franklin Bell. chief
Of staff. United Sttaes Army, grand
marshal. and his; STAFF. At the head Of
the military division will march the
West Point cadets, followed by the
midshIpmen from Annapolis. At the
head Of the United States regulars
will be the Cuban Army Of Pacihca.
ton, $500 strong. followed by infan.
try, cavalry and artillery from various
army posts in the United States. y
The jackles from the battleship
fleet. fresh from IDS world.enclrclins
voyage OF peace. will head the naval
division. They wiz number about g.
900. Just behind them will march q
full regiment offuncle Sans sea sol
lier5, the marines, who nave taken
H "a a -r.
the initiative in almost every warllke
affair in which this country has been
engaged since the revolution.
Then will come the National Guard
OF the several states. arranged In thu
order in which the states were admit.
ted into the Union. In this division
will be between 1900 and 1000. as5
Following the military division will
come the civic organizations, includ.
ing more than 10 clubs and political
associations, many Of them In fancy
and unique uniforms. The personal
escort OF Chairman Thomas P. Nor
gan. OF the Civic Organizations Com.
mittee will be the Amerlcus Club Of
Pittsburg. IN this division will bc the
famous ptckaninny band, composed
OF negro orphans from South Caro-.
Ina. And there will be columns OF
Confederate veterans. wearing their
other time war-worn jackets and car.
rylng shot.r!ddled days .7 y
The forenoon parade. preceding the
big pageant, will be composed Of vet.
eran soldiers and sailors Of the G.. A.
R.. the United Spanish War Veterans.
and the Army and Navy Union. act.
ing as escort Of honor to president aud
vice presIdent.elect from the White
House to the Capitol, where both will
take the oath Of Office. The Sons ot
Union Veterans will have the left Of
line OF the escort division. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-16
FAIRMoNT WEST VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1905
p P||'''O'L|.IlCECOURT e
q. BRISK AGAIN
BUSINESS SEEMS TO BE PICKING
UP AS THE%spRINe Z ELEc.
TON APPROACHES.

Z A little revenue from Pennington
helped to swell the city exchequer
this morning. John doe, from tie
little town on Buffalo creek, was: try
Ing to carry too big load. Officers
Hess and Waldo found him on Main
street. John had seven dollars. two
pockctbooks and a pair OF scissors.
Lou Fluharty made his first appear.
ance at the new city quarters this
morning. Officers Hess and Waldo
found him on Fourth street. Lou was
carrying 90 cents. two knives and a
pint bottle one-thid full Of whlskey.
Joe Beredelli settled his claim that
the city had against him, Joe drew
s25 and costs. His artillery and side
arms are at the city Offices.
Policeman Carpenter ordered a lot
Of boys from First ward before the
mayor, for playing marbles on the
streets. Gilbert Arnett, Earl Swlad'
Ter, Carson ,Boyles. Harry Sapp. VII.
liam Fazenbaker. Albert Madden and
Julius stealey came to the mayors
office. A larger delegation Of boys
were on the way to the city offices.
Mayor Neely was not at the Office
when the boys came. He 'phoned tq
Chief Shoemaker directing him to let
the boys 60. & ~