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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
MADISON JONES DIED
AT 1856 TODAY
WAS PIONEER FARMER
AND STOCKRAIsER
Had Recently Been Treated for Eye
Trouble and Health Failed During
Last Ten Days-Interment at Pilot
Rock

Madison Jones, a we'll known re-
tired farmer who has been residing
in Pendleton for a number of years,
passed away at 1855 today and thus
another OF the early pioneers of Una
tilla county has crossed the great di-
vide. The cause of Mr.. Jones' death
was infirmities incident to old age.
Had he have lived until January he
would have passed the 18th mile
stone of his life
Madison Jones came to Oregon in
1867 and settled in this county where
for many years he engaged in the
wheat growing and stock raising bus
mess. In this vocation he prospered
and. feeling he had earned a rest, he
retired from active work and moved
into Pendleton a number of years ago
and since that time he has been liv-
ing at 1101 East Court street. Early
last fall he accompanied his son,
Frank Jones to Portland, where he
underwent an operation on his eyes
as he had been blind for some time.
The operation was very successful and
he had hopes Of recovering his sight
oh Thanksgiving udy ne CdIle DdCh
to his home and enjoyed his usual
health until about ten days ago when
he began to grow weak He sank
rapidly and death came early this af-
ternoon before all Of his children
could be summoned.
Mr.Jones had married twice and
had eight children by his first wife
and one by his second, all of whom
survive him. The children are. Mrs.
Emma Davis Of Buhl. Idaho; Mrs.
Maggie Guyon of Salt Lake City; M.
l. Jones of John Day; George w.
Jones OF Mckay; Wiley Jones of Spo-
kane; James and Walter Jones Of
Pendleton; Robert B. Jones Of Long
Beach. California; and Frank Jones
OF Portland. George. Wiley, Walter
and Frank were the only sons present
at their fathers death, but several
others are on their way to attend the
funeral.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made but the interment will
take place at Pilot Rock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
BUY RED CROSS STAMPS AID
AID A VERY WORTHY CAUSE

Pendleton people are to be given
another opportunity to assist in the
nationwide fight against the dread
ed white plague. Under the leader
ship of the Current Literature club,
a vigorous campaign is to be conduct
ed for the sale OF Red Cross Christ
mas seals and the proceeds turned
over to the American National Red
Cross society to be devoted to the
war against tuberculosis. These lit
tie seals will be on sale at four diff
ferent places in the city, at the Fra
zier-Nelson book store, at the PEN
dleton drug store, at Donaldson's Red
Cross drug store and at Koeppens
drug store. Mrs. A. j. McAlllster,
president of the Current Literature
club, is in charge of the work here.
similar sale was conducted in
Pendleton last Christmas season and
n considerable sum realized from the
little stamps. Because of the worth
mess of the cause 1t is anticipated
that this city will again send a con-
siderable sum to the great disease
combating organization which is now
devoting a great deal of time and
money to the stamping out Of one Of
the greatest scourges with which the
people Of the country are afflicted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
Claims War Department Has
Joined Plot to Hobsonize
Country.
WILL HOLD THE FORT
AGAINST EXPENDITURES
Minnesota Man Says Pacific Coast Is
Well Fortifled-Asserts "Confiden-
ial Report Was Part Of Propa-
ganda to Increase Army Expenses.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 16.-The
war department has Joined the jingos
in attempting to Hobsonize the coun-
try according to Congressman Taw-
ney today. He is chairman of the
house committee on appropriations.
Tawney cannot believe the country
is defenseless and scoffed at the idea
that there is any cause for alarm. He
is determined to hold the financial
fort against Hobson and Congress
man McLachlan, who declare the
country is poorly equipped as far as
the army is concerned and that the
Pacific coast could be captured and
held for six months by an invading
army of two hundred thousand men.
Tawney said: "The effort to get
confidential report of the secretary
of war in reply to McLachlan's res
olution is a part of the propaganda
by military enthusiasts to secure the
support of congress for larger appro-
priations.'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
HOhsOn i'm the Fray.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 16.-De-
claring that Tawney is the man res
ponsible for the present lack of pre-
paredness to repel an invasion Con-
gresham Hobson of Alabama assail-
ed the Minnesota representative to-
day, He asserted Tawney misrepre-
sented affairs in public utterances
and was now preparing to fight the
fortification of the Panama canal
THE truth is" said Hobson, "Tawney
has been misleading the public in stat
ing that over sixty per cent of the to-
tai revenues of the government are
devoted to war purposes. He know
the public would think he meant cur
rent appropriations for the mainten-
ance of the army and navy while as
a matter of fact the enormous total
of the pensions was part of the sixty
per cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
CHINA WANTS NO
ADVICE FROM j. S.

Pekin, Dec. 16.-The offer of the
United States to provide a financial
expert to advise the Chinese govern
ment regarding the handling of a
$50. 100000 railroad loan now being
negotiated by China was flatly turn
ed down by China today. 1t is un-
derstood that China felt that Ameri-
cas- offer of financial mentor was
selfish and. therefore they don't want
him.
The action came as a surprise as
Taft in his message to congress re-
Gently stated that the loan negotia-
tions were practically completed and
the appointment of an adviser for
China an assured fact.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
GOOD ROADS men
MEET TOMORROW

Tomorrow afternoon the Umatilla
County Good Roads association will
hold a meeting in the rooms of the
Pendleton Commercial association and
Secretary sam Thompson issues a gen.
eral invitation to all people interested
ia securing better highways to be pres
ent and join in the discussion. The
legislative representation Of the county
will be in attendance and the matter
of securing suitable good roads leg
islation by the state will be thorough
ly gone over. That they may act in
telligently when they attend the legis-
lature at Salem, these men are de-
sirous that they may be acquainted
with the views of the people they rep
resent. The meeting will be call
ed to order at 1880 o'clock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
Humphrey Against TaMney.

Washington, d. c.. Dec. Icon
gresham Humphreys of Washington,
took a radically opposite view from
Tawney. He said: "a foreign foe
could land an invading force at Bel
lingham for instance. without COM
ing within fifteen miles of gun.
They could establish an impregnable
position there and have a whole sec
ton Of country at their mercy. The
report Of the secretary of war ex-
presses the opinion of condition
which every man on the Pacific coast
has known for years. The people Of
the coast are crying for defense but
have been absolutely unheeded."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
CANADA'S PREMIER WANTS
TO REGULATE BANKING

Ottawa, Dec, 16.-Sir Wilfred
Laurier introduced in the house today
a bill which goes into operation in
July, for the regulation of banks.
One feature is to have the banks
audited by shareholders. Another is
a provision for an annual statement
signed by the president and direc-
tors of banks, making them criminal
ly liable for false statements.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
GAME" WOMAN
WILL STAY BY HUSBAND

Washington. D. c., Dec. 16.-De-
termined to stick to her husband even
If it means a penitentiary sentence,
Mrs. Knott appeared with Knott and
Armstrong today for a preliminary
hearing. They were arrested yester-
day for attempting to work a badger
game on Henry Rosenthal. a wealthy
business man here. Nine photo
graphs Of the couple in compromising
positions which were taken by Knott
through hole in the wall were
found
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
MRS. TOTTEN MUST
SERVE A LIFE TERM

Wenatchee, Wash, Dec. 16.-Mrs.
Della Totten was sentenced to a life
term today and her mother, Mrs.
Beebe. aged rs. was given a sentence
from one to two years in the peni-
tentiary because Mrs. Totten shot and
killed James Sutton, rancher who
insisted on crossing their farm in
August Neither women displayed
much regret or emotion. Mrs. Tot
ten was convicted recently of murder
in the first degree and her mother
of manslaughter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
WANT CABLE FROM
SEATTLE TO CORDOVA

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 16.-Plans for
the laying of a cable from Seattle to
Cordova have been forwarded to Sec
retary of War Dickinson by citizens
who complain of the high present
tolls of the cable company to Sitka.
1t is proposed to make direct COM
nections and the cost is estimated at
$4,000, 900.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
RESCUERS SEEK FOR
NINE EhT0kBED MEN

Denver, Colo, Dec. 16.-In a des-
perate effort to rescue ten miners in
the Leyden mine. the rescuers head
ed by Professor Roberts head of the
government rescue service and wear
ing oxygen helmets entered the mine
today and started for the lower levels.
1t is believed that nine miners are still
alive. Il II shaft number they are
exploring. 1t is filled with gas. It
In believed the miners walled them
selves in. The cause OF the explosion
Is still unascertained.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
PAYS Trihute 70 Popultrv sbo,,,

Alva a. Mcdonald, one of the edi-
tors Of the Oregon Agriculturalist of
Portland, is in the city today to at
tend the annual Umatilla- Morrow
county poultry show. He is highly
pleased with the birds on exhibition
and expresses his opinion that they
woud compare favorably with any
poultry exhibits in the United States.
He declares the people OF the city
are not awake to the excellence of the
show now being held.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
LEE CHUNG MUST
OFF WITH P|GTAIL

Pekin, Dec 16.-By a vote Of 102
to 2S the Chinese senate today passed
aned act removing the traditional
queque from the heads of all resi-
dents of the empire. Every Chinese
subject is ordered forthwith to cut
off pigtails. This applies to Chinese
in America also.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
May Lose School Tax.

Several Of the school districts may
lose their taxes this year, according
to Superintendent Welles, because of
the failure Of the clerks to notify the
county superintendent by December
10 as required by law. County Clerk
Sailing now has the matter under con-
sideration.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16

]. o. Kincaid. the we'll known life
insurance man who makes his home
at lone. Morrow county, Oregon, was
a Pendleton visitory today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
Marriage License Issued

A marriage license was today grant,
ed to Herman Anderson of Walla Wal
la county, Wash, and Miss Inez Irena
Rodd Of this county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16

Literary America" Is a taking
title, and we are surprised to find
that some OF II q outside the state of
Indiana-Atlants Constitution.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
CROMb WINS
SWEEPSTAKES
Stanfield Doctor Owns Finest
Pair Of Birds on Exhibit at
Poultry Show.
SCHOOL TEACHER is
ALSO A CUP WINNER

Principal Young OF Milton High
School Carries Off Two OrDington
Cups-N. A. Humphrey Is Only
Exhibitor Who Could "Come Back"
Ground Hog Amuses-Valuable
Prizes Given to Holders of Lucky
Numbers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
HOT SHOT FOR
REP. TANNEY
MCLaChlan AID Hobson Grill
Minnesota Representative
for His Attitude.
TAWNEY TO BLAME FOR
PRESENT UNPREPAREDNESS

Supporters of Strong Navy Charge
Watchdog With Deceiving Public
as to Facts-Claim He Knows
Nothing of Army or Its Needs
Americans are Fatted Capons; Not
Game Cocks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16
Young Wins Cups.

That Principal l. Il. Young of the
Milton high school can breed chick
ems as well as teach school is evident
from the fact that he carries off two
of the handsome trophy cups offered
at the local show. He not only won
the Buff Orpington cup given by Roy
al Sawtelle for the best pen of Buff
Orpingtons. but he also won the cup
for the best pen OF orpingtons other
than buff, with a pen OF Black Or
pingtons
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-16

Continued on Page Four.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05

fomnen. 9as 8err1ogen irllte mr.
berousgegegeben peroen fonnen,
menn Dem geomen glbbul S5amios
nod elm beItimmtes Siegel beige
oriidt pdre. 9ieies Siegel absr
mar peri6punoen, uno oie 9ieidJs-
banf Deigerte ii6, an Die neue gc-
gierung Die MiItoner troB Ger Gin
milligung 9(bblll .Sanios beraus5u-
geben. Sett bat iid bas Siegel ipie-
Der gefllnoen, un0 oanlit lit Der III
4usiidt eenommene 8rooeb 5pilden
8forte uno oentider gfei6sbanf bifl-
fdllie geiporoen.
= Derfinlanoiide 2onotag lit NIT
ben iibli6en geremonien eroifnet.
Die So5ialilten boben nit Sen glgro-
riern cine Wsebrbeit BON brei
Stimmen tperoen inoes sic 2ei-
tung Der parlamentoriiden sl11gele.
eenbeiten ben Jog. 0erfailungs-9or-
teien iiberlaiIen. Die 9lnfloiung bes
2anotaes gilt oils iider, oa 0ie aIte
finlanoiide 9ortei, oie aIlein i'm
Stanoe tit, init Dem ruiiiiden Gin
fluB gu perbonoeln, oei6lpidt gu.
riidgefebrt lit.
= Srou Nooiepeft nno lire Sod.
ter gtbel lino BON gaeapel i,adl
@leronoria eefabren; iie bea6iidtioen
in abartum nit benz gr-Braii6en-
ten altianlruen Al, treffen.
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Mbtudrts iiibremoer 0sse.,
8tro idnea ban Sam Nntpniu Gen.
ten erfannt.

3uerit elm penie 8iidendmer3en.
9iele nebnten taglid gu, Biz ser
Hilden lobm uno idma9 iit.
unoronuneeg i'm uriniere,1 folgen
f6nea.
Diabetes uno fdlieBlid grisbts
Nierenfronfbeiten.
0as 1T Ser abtpdrts fiibrenoe 8ea
bon 9ieren-2eioen.
9eebnt oielen @eg nidt. sscIat
Dem 9fate zines Gan Mntonio Dir.
gers.
0ars. g. @eidert, 400 Main Mpc.,
San 9lntonio, Seras, iaet: @iidcn-
i9nler5en mo6ten mid cine 3eitlan9
eleno. Sd idlief nidt gut, mar ner.
bog, miioe uno obne @nergie. g(Ges
mas i6 tot erforoerte cine @nItren-
gung uno 5eitpeiie mar es mir itn-
nloeli6, mid gu biden, in SoIge ser
S6mer5en. Sbgleib ni1t fir We.
oi5inelt eingenonmen. fiiblte i1 oob
10 idle6t, BOB id einIob, oaB ettpas
geideben niiiie. Sd begann Doons
geieren Billen gu nebnen unb fiiblte
balo beiier, slls id oamit fortfugr,
oerlieBen mid 1neine Hiidenl1n1er-
5eftt ib gelpanll neine &rGfte iuieoer
uno meine Nieren famen in norntalc
gerfoliing. 9oons Nieren Bi0cn
boben mir 10 gut geton, ooB ih it,
men nteine ber5li6ite @mpfeblung
gebe.
Gum gerfauf BEL ollen Sanolern.
Breis so Gents. Soiter-MiIburn
60, Buffalo, Seem Oorf, ollei,ige
slgeltten fir Die Ser. Stoaten.
Grinrert gud oes Nmlens =
Doans - ltnb rehntt feline onbercn.
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Co., BET Sauds uno BEL @toerleins
tatig, bis er itd Dor flint So9ren in
ben &ubeitanb begab.
-0as @eri6t irt 9etroit fat
Or. Sritd iduloig beflinbel,, ben
500 Der Mobelle Oeinrnan in Ilu,
slrbor, oeren 5eritidelter Gorper
ipater i'm Georie Greet gefunoell
pllroe, neranlaBt gu baben.
0urh eine @rpIoiion in eiller
@olo-Wine ouf Der gu @lasfa eebo-
rigen 9ouglos=Sssniel lpurben % 9lr-
better getotet.
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9fettete bas 2ebem eimes solDatea.

S. N. Stone in 2enlp, Eeros,
itono lieber ben augeIn uno @rona.
ten i'm giireerfrieg geeeriiber, ola
Der Musii9t, Die S6ipinofuht gu ba.
ben, ipie Die Mer5te beba,pteten.
SD 5og mir einen bartnadigen Su-
iten gu, BEN i6 nift tpieoer losiper.
ben fonnte", f6reibt er. nMein @e.
mi6t eine auf 1870 8fun6 berunter
Sd aebrau6te baum Or. Sings
Seem 9iscoperD uno murbe poait1n.
big gebeilt. @egen Suften, grfdl.
tung, Grippe, Mftbma, Seiierfeit.
aeu6bniten uno 2ungenleloen lit es
oas 8eite. SOC uno $1.00. Ser.
iu6sfloiden fret. @orantiert bon al.
len 0rudoiIten.
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: E / a 8.

er ipolle glei65eitig nit ben bemo=
fratilden Brimortuablen am 90. Su,
II 8ablen obbalten loiien lin Die
beitebenoen gafan5en in Ser 2egis-
latur aus5ufiaen. CUR ielben 3eit
iagte er, oaB, menn er eille grtra.
iibung einberufen iollte, er 6ies onl
erIten September tun lper6e.
= &ibter Seap in Dallas miro
Die @ranoiurp ontpeiietl oie 2pn6-
9lffore gu unteriuden. Se6r tpabr-
ideinIib miro oie Sode lin San-
oe berloufen. Die gube ift lpiecer
bergeitellt uno Die Wiili5 lit einee-
5ogen. @ie cine 9epei6e aus 9ol-
fas meloet, berrlhen bort ipieoer
oollfommen nornale 3uitanoe.
Die @ronoiurp in 8onbaln bot
gegen cine iunee Dame aus Gal
los bic slnfIoee er6oben oos Seuer
i'm Carlton College, ourh roeldes
mebrere @ebolloe bes College GER
itort tpuroen, angeleet 5ll bobcn. Die
Mneeflaete mar friiher eine sdii-
terin bes College. Sic ipurbe unter
cine 8iireidoft bon $3.50 geIieIlt.
Gin iuneer Meann 1tonncns
9arrD 9eoiion in 0aco lieB iidl
nebrere Stiide &aut abnebnien, Die
ungefabr 10 groB pie 5lpei Soitbfll-
den fparen, I'M feline Sdipelter,
Srau Sen Seen, 5u retter.
5rau Seen 5og ii6 por einieer 3eit
ihpere 9ranbtpunoen gu. gine
Sautiibertraeune erldien ols oie eit-
5ige W0glihfeit lie am 2eben gu er-
bolten unb Ser iunee 2epiion er-
flarte iid ou6 iofort bereit oa5n. 9ie
Saut nurbe bonn S6enfel hes iuir-
gen Mannes genommen.
= Gin Meger in San WarcoS
nomens Ybillips bat Dem 9iitrift-
anlpaIt 9foberts eingeitanoen, me1.
rere Sauier in 8rano eeitedt ait ba-
ben. @r bat Dos Seuer in oen
Sdeunen BON S. &. Snlitb, gbarIes
Suthings un6 Sralt CRAWFORD, Die
fiir5lih abbrnnnten, angelegt gls
@rnnb fir ieine 9ranbitifterei peib
er nidts anoeres an5ugeben, als oai3
es ibm 8ergniigen genla6t babe,
Die Sauier BREMEN gu iebelt.
= Sn bem Store bon &. @.
Warie & 60. in SaDlor tpurbe ner-
lib abenbs gegen 10 l1br ein unbe=
fainter Monn entoedt, Ser bcboup=
tete, er lei orn @abrnittaa bort elm
eeidlofen uno Damn eiltgeidloiien
lporben. Die aoIi5ei nabnt ibn nit
lnlo fteGte i'm als bes giabruds Der.
oahtig, nnter 9lnflage.
Sim eriten GienItag int 9(pril
miro man in guero bnriibcr abitinl.
men, Oh man eine 4ontn1iiiionsoer-
maltung fir Die Staot einridten
ioa.
= @enerolanpalt 2iebtfoot ipiro
oemnddit no6 8aibington ee1en,
Inn nit Dem s-@eneralannc!t
Widersbam iiber getpiiie 2anobetrii-
gereien gu fonferieren, ourd, ipelGe
2eute i'm Norben nit 2anoereien III
Seras beihmin6elt liilb.
= Sscar Welion Der Dor &ur5enl
BET einem sutonlobiInnfaa in Ser
Nabe bon Nouno Hod i6,per nerlebt
wurbe, 1T i'm SospitaI gu Genlplc
geitorben.
= gfus &al1ettspiGe miro aenlel-
oct, oaB Die Boitoffice @illinms-
burg, ungefdbr bier Meilen BON Salv
letspille qeleaen, einaeqangen Iei.
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SIM Mars.

~. an... < x.. ere,.
SSen" G eIs ntpt frnper fapt gstan,
Sts Sgw o,eies Sapr CO ,getnen lakt,
s''s p'e'I er aH oeM Set1puhtt teE.
80, -,
S,a aam " ner wars oIt nttlo, Or fanp,
Se e. n9H nstn1er pletoen lpat.
So CO 1mpn Spmnter meroeit mo'lf.
r., ;. .y,,
SeI Tug t., DaiI 5n ote1er 5ctf
Senn pIi, Mem eg man e. geoaolf
@p'""l lpla) e'H 9eproer hper atamt.
Sn mno lge."! ole Spnhe aal 5u ge'R,
Wfah lMmt etn tet@fer Npdleln alIs
uno laRt pen Aeperron 81 S3ahs.
49,,
gtan mhR I'M WARS ppr Alem fet't
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Gin 9[merifoner 11anlens s

= Gin 9(merifaner nanlens Os.
car @ooos, Der Hoihneiiter in
chamberlain g. &C., iit, lit in Ser
merifaniiden Stabt ssuare5 unter
Der 9lnfloge perbaftet morben. einen
merifanil6en 3olbeanten uiO einen
merifaniiden 8oli5iiten totlib onge.
griffen 5u baben.
-Miguel Serrara, Ser italieni.
i6e &otliul in Wonterep, bat tpGb-
reno elmer @o6e auei Sobne on Der
2ltngenent5iinoung perloren.
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Der Staotrat BON @aillespill

Ger Staotrat BON @aillespille
bot beidloiien, Die @aiiermerie fir
$92, 900 gu foufen. lin Die &oni-
iunlme uno Die @elber fir nottpen.
oige @erbeiierungen ouf5ubringen,
mill man Bombs ouseeben. Sic Ser
beiierungen meroeu uneefobr $40.
900 fo1ten.
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9as seras @unSer

beilt aae 9eieren, gIaien uno rbeu-
matiide 2eioen; bel alien 9rrggilten
ODER 2 monatli6e 8ebanollnig per
Boit fir 81. Or. 6. IS. Sal, 1926
Olibe Ctr ct. 2ouis, @o. 5hreibt
fir 3eugniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-05

- @ute @etrdrfe utto fomoier
2unh itets IN 8nrstaller's Saluon
unS 8eitamrant, 8iIlita Strobe, ne6en
Der Saue Der Sermannsi0bne.
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Gilenbabn=T =TaDtplau.
5. G. 9. q. gaau.

~. W W. W. OugW.
Sos Bonn saorben. .e.45 abenOs
gso. 8 Som 9orben. -. .6.45 mura
No. 7-2ocal bon Searne 1000 mora
No. Social bon Ealeftine -. :. :.
SO. r. Bon Megifo. .1.5o sfrpg naod,n.
3o. 12-aoeal bon 2arebo (eemiidt)
500 ntorg.
gee. f. y1n6 benz Norben. .1.55 uatlm.
$50. g. Nad benz Norben. 800 o6snSg
@o 8-2ocal ,lab Yaleitine 7. 80 mora
ao 10 egpreb nad Searne. ).
So 5 -saa6 Daegifo. 100 mora suss
Ro. II -Socal na6 2areoo (senibt)
.... 900 abenbS.
g. u. G u. q. gabm.
antunft-
go. 1-Soiiiton H. S. aiilte ZOO uadm
yio. 3-9ouiton H. b. &iiite 700 porn,
$50. 5--aii1tenItdbte. -. .1:15 nadn
go. 40 Son &errbiI(e :. .9:45 BORN
gfo. A @on 8errpiIIe, MIR Sonntags
...... 9:45 nabin
abfahrt-
$40. 2-6pniton Ii. .. &iilte 1925 BORN
ylo. 4-Sol1iton H. g. &iifte $50 abenos
yo. 6-&Iftenitdote. -. lao nahm.
SO. 43-@ad 8errbiae, auseenomrnen
Gonrltags. .4:25 nodlm
SO. 41-@a6 aerrbiue, nur gonmtaes @
g.. $. C g. u. (Soupt.ainie).
W1fuuft-
SO. 9-gom Often. .7:s5 oorm
SO. 7-Iom Often. 800 nadln
90. 1O-el gafo u. @eften. 1880 no6m
SO. 2-Won Sci 09io. 1880 BORN
&bfabrt
80. s-gsa6 CT gaio unb melten.
SO. 1o-9sad 5. @eifen. 1880 % abenas Suia,
go. 8-@a9 benz Often. >. 100 BORN
SO. 1-Ra9 Sci 0fio. 400 abeilos
gietoria 9ibiion, 8. s. G g. u.
go; so5-guero, @ietoria. 1850 na6m
Nbfnbrt-
SO. 306-gnero, @ietoria. 500 BORN
N. s.. & 8. gabn.
Infltnft -
SO. 24t-Won Soufton nnb @aIbefton
:. .... :. $50 r1nrgens
SO. 235-Wom Noroen. .7.30 boril1iti.
Ro. 231-@on1 gorben urb 8ouitcn
1925 nahm
go: 9-8om @orben. ..7;45 abenbs
SO. 244-gad benz Morben ii. Souiton
SO. 10-Na9 benz yoroen. 1000 born.
go. 2S6-gab benz Noroen. -. :.
9O. 242-gsad Dem ssorben II nnS Gal. sd
nefton. ...11.5O abenba
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-28
GEORGE = STORM 8 CO, New York

application or petition for transfer Of
license TO Sc at retail spirituous
wines. liquor. aIcs. beers aud drinks
or like naIIre in the City OF Clar<s-
brug for. the residue of the year be-
ginning July 1. 1910.
JAS. II. KEAIaNs AND WA. MOUNT,
partners, trading as Kearns and
Mount, transfer If license of Jas. ".
Kearns and Edward y. Koehler,
partners trading as Kearns K Koch
Ter, Latstetter Estate building. 40.
1856 West Pike street, cIarksburg.
WesI Virginia.
And notice Is also hereby given that
the foregoing application or petition
for transfer aforesaid viii be heard
by the Council OF CIarksburg sitting as
license court. on the An day OF
November, 1910
Given unde= my hand this 9Th day
OF octoher, 1910.
.o WILL il. COLE.
Clerk of the. Ci2w Of CIari.sl'urfE-