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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
vinita Losing Trade on AC-
count of Bad Roads.
LITTLE CABIN CREEK WILL Be BRIDCED
A Plan Suggested to Improve Roads
Within Six Miles of Vinta.

saAeon has also turned trade away
from viuita and farmers AFe afraid 20
yentnFe across Il fof feaF of being
bloodhound, even when Il Is fordable
NJ camptxll says That this draw.
hack howsvef, wil soon be femedied,
e. be and Dr. y. b Fnyser have So
curcd q subscription sufficient 70
build a woeasn bridge aefoss Little
Cabin ereek on The township line and
that a aw mill will le 90 tie ground
next week 10 as the lumber FOR the
bridge.
Ths naxt important move IS 70 put
the tuad Ia condition. lie suggests
that a club II Htiy ba formed wb6
all subscribe s3 per month for slx
months 20 ls used in improving the
foads sithin sif miles oi Finita
With TINS amount gooa and lasting
FoAus could te built
The business men q NinitA have
% Idea Nhat tie condition % tie
roads aFc Of thcy woald noi alloe this
q e. ~ithout 30 effort. Il sa ques
tion shich not only concerns the mer,
chants buf the doctors. lAvyeu.
bankers. liysumgu, lgmbermsn aud
al classes " buslncss men should
come to tia font What IS 10 b.
done should - done a. onra. This
should - made principal question
befoes the Commercial eiab and ex.
cry effort made q improve Tie con.
dltloa ef tie foads. Il sa afe % bold
oaf sHare Of ths country trade. Now
Is the tims @ act, A. the corn Is ts,
ING hauled 70 ether points when Il
should come hers.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
DIAMONDS FROM THE SKIES
Meleorltss IN soms Instances Have
Been Found % contAin Pre-.
eious stonss

DO ihe heavens rain dlamondsf HI
srrye a. may appear Neydeub9aer
theory that he diamoud a q oosmic
oririn and has fallen &s + meteorise A.
later periods u The carfha Formation
there are cvideaces thereof. states the
Chicago Tribune the mosf ssfikipK can
ermniion coming from Arizona Here
sn = broad plain, over a. ARA = about
eve rifles u diameter. had been scat.
tered one 81 two thousand masses q me,
tAi'ic lron. ths fragments fAryins IN
weight from hair E inu q fFarueu Il
a. ounce There was little 8auti thess
masses formed part - 3 raetHaFic shaas
er although So record existed a. a.
shen the faii toak plsce carloasir
enough. near fhe center uhafe m0Et u
she metaarlteH had boen faana Nsa &
crater wilh RAISED edges ihfef1a
of a mile ln diameter aad hhaai e fest
deep hsariHs facif the tpgsafaues
Nhlfh aaai8 81 gFatacei bad mlattg
makf of lraa atrgeA TBS graalt sad alr
iet ITSELF eeep uHaef ths surface Aanf
Cert meteorological IH cutting 8 e0et.ea
q fhIa melaoflfs found tae a0m Ntff
ihjarsd - s9usfh.He vastly harder
8Hu metN1iis r ans saua announces
that at has i1ana tlacs and traasa parent
dismanda slna thaa Hevelatoa sia
mqnd hauuek 81 meie1fiias has oa
pied chemists a egtf ihe uurl
u ahom ..se Sc Wlnsm Ha
have made 8 sue fll aad t
aatf1f meieara They mas c1ufalh de
ssas.ssfa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16

4 romantic n.ee3s haa created adtfs
e sensation Be- nsfina artistic l
ems Naf aeo 8 founf h8y oslsi
an s portrait painter lu western
suburb ara eaesed herself 81 model
Her bead attracted the artist vho
engaged be- ana she "a faf several
uicuFoa Qne aaf ahe faliaA ia keaR
hff appointment an3 the artist bad
ull The falnfesi nkIine % shat ha3
taue q Der
A. be Naa fine down 10 the table
5hafe ai welf.taaaa hotel af Ka
sneen lasf mmmer the aftla nh
SERVED fva peil-arsssed iaaias oaTe
Hm ana fe0fuifr1 in the foaqa
e nos q HeautifHl lady 3 ashl g.
8Hf model The latter lutfo
Hm ia hef mother 30 Ausflan
as ald aflHsoefaiie famll1
snd explained that. 81 eunHQaeuce az
srne'al collapse she has been 0m
gtiIef q earn hff llt'nF
sht hsa experienced 8inenltifa Is
2nHne post ln au unknown rIig 81
adFs tompanioh and knowlug shs
h1a rrae fui features. determined -
ad0p1 ihe calling of an arlIEa moaai
later % heg mother unexpectedly d.
teafea s fafiuac vhich eushief item
g resume their nrepo raaltiau in
sacleif
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16

Tie November number of stufm 5
Statehood Magazine published At
Tulsa, / r., Is Tie besi Tie handsome
Indian Territory pablicate.a lias pro-
duced The loeal features are a
Territorial Thanksgiving. srhe Mid.
Continent Gas Field. The hushIdo
of ludlan Territory. "ch8eias and
ehlckasAw lilsiorT" Old Fort Gibson
en- the Grand. ard slaaf hfty pages
~ veil selected shori stofies The
magazine Is. one month enc dime one
year one dollar
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16

what's the mattof with vinitaY
why all this Quietness and lall IN
business lust NJ tins ssAson q The
year when trade o. al Kind should be
A. igs ycFy bostf whY Is there fall.
Ing % ia grain shipments from this
point ehsn there should b. hundreds
~ of loads of corn ard other grain
marketed here svery dAyY There IS
one reason for this and unlY one The
bad condition q the ruads and the
iAek u bridges across ths streams
Niulsa = suffering today and has saf.
ftfed faf Ysam Tor this very reason
oar baslness men have losf many
simcs over and over again the cost and
expense u putting tie roads around
Nlnitain 4 p3<ahle condition.
81 h Iampteil chairman ~ the
e1mmltlee oa f0ads and bfldErs for
TIE Commercial cIab. made a trip
through tho country thls ~cek and
has tie following % sAY regarding
TIE FNMklM
ne ays the farmers 10 and around
Island Ford and ketchum aru entire.
ly shut az ffom Ylnlia hY tha bad
egadigion of ihe reads ln that section.
This IS QUO d ilie ha,t farming eoun.
TRIES around Ninita aud almost ous.
half u o4f trade COMES from that
quarter. 81 tedAf thcy are forced .
haal % Alton Adalf and Hlg Cabin
switch shipping islnts. shsn thsy
would rather come here Add these
towns afs nos Improving thsif rads
t. tlaf direction 10 hopes of holding
t1is trade
Cabin eFeak. which las been ap
about one Afth u tho time tie past
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16

some 81 tie most anxious hours ~
q mothers life are those siien tie lits
lie ones ~ the household have Cfoap
There "a no otnef medicine 81 etiect
i've ia this terrible malady - Foley 5
Honey and Tar Ii IS household "a
yofite Ter throat and iuug troubles
And - u contains no nplatss Ut other
polsnus. 4 can b. safely given Sold
Ill PEOPLES nuR slnFa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
DON'T WANT
BEER INCLUDED
In PrOhibltOry Clause In Organic
Act Admitting New States


Associated puess
Washington, Noy n BY appoint
meat q committee consisting Congrcss.
man 0vertreei, oflndlana and Albert
Lelbef + member u ~ United
States ilrewes aSsoclafleu called on
the President toiay and presented q
petition containing numefous reasons
wiig the prohibition provision. II iu.
eorponted in the organic act creating
a new state ~ Oklahoma and Indian
Territory shoald nos extend "a teer
and ales
Tie petition was signed Is afiy.aue
msmban q ths brewers association.
representing fhe largest establish.
ments in tie country
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
cucanbs Pickles

pni pickles in 8 stone ar p1af
seak hfina 81 aali ADD SISTER ea.diug
bot frsh each mofelns. fef rec ane
ssssige mafulngs brain 81 thi brine
and paar ever pickles fieeeaf reduced
sith water iu ahieh Is dissolved a
Tablespoonful 81 alum - ihem fe
aiain iu thss Coz three dass heating
saeh morning Take pickles cat g.
end q this tIma pack 10 Jars HiEh
gieoea - lsaraefafhh rsUf hsteten
layers ilsal aronK vinegar Glove and
ssiek oinnamon in haes e little Ged
pepper ana hfawn sugar b tasie Pour
stef hot LAY horeefadish leaves ever
lae iap These pickles sill keep Ter
anY length ef lime.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16

It's dlrcalt "a cure 3 cough 81 free
yourself ln1m the discomierts q 8 cold
unless fpu move the bgeels Bee
Laxative Honey and Tar acts oi The
isaweis and drives al culd 0nt of thn
sYsfsm For cFuap. ehooplue cough,
calds ard al lanE and bronchial aGre-
tiofs 10 rsmedy ls e4pal % TIE ofigi.
nal Iees Laxative Honey aud Tat 4
Liquid Cold Cure. Sold hy A L. oven,
Druggist ds
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
VANDIVER
MAKING GOOD
MlssOuri's Superintendent OF
Insurance Will Prosecute
Delinquent Brokers
Aseelatedpr~

lsfewoa City, No NoF lo-ssate
superintendent q Insurance Nandlver
stated totaf that ho wil undertake
TIE prosecution ef Insurance brokers
in the state wfo are doing business
without a liesuse Nandltel today
stated that there are mofs than tour
handFed Insurance brokers ia the state
and oelf one hundred aud asty.aye
81 them have licenses
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16

The ladies Of the BAPTIST ehureh
vili give 8 reception Monday evening
e tha home 81 Asyor aud Nrs ".
8 Colsy IL honor oi The Kes Nr.
Aoofe and his wife. Nr Noofs Is
tie new paslof II the Baptist church
ard Tie ladies 0f the church have fal.
len on this happy method of meeting
and greeting them and d bringing
the church menbera and friends %.
nsfher
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16

What Grace doing nDwfs
She's Hudyn grand opefy
Ana Gladya
aheu ludgln decorative afl work r
Hos about GeBsylsssr
She's Etndyin ptraafarhy
aud what's thelr father doingf
fhe CID msz7 %, has slndyln how
.e psy O. N their fafa 81 SIS Neek. =
Louisville caHfiei Journal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16

N A ilefren. ot Finch. AFk.
writes. II wish % report that Folay' :
s ldnay care has c1fed a terrible ease
q kidney and bladder trauhle that
fso dacturs had given up Sold hY
Peoples Drug Store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
RENEW YOUR YOUTE

By visiting the haunts Of
your childhoos--go back and
see the old folk and the old
homestead.
Il is a trip that will be q Joy
and a pleasure 70 yon.
On November l4th aud 25th
very low rates will be made to
various points IN
Illinois. Iowa. Mich
igan, Minnesota,
Missouri. Me-
braska. N orth
& South De-
koea q n d
Wisconsin
Tickets good thirty 800 days
from date Of sale.
From Missouri and Kansas
points, similar tickets will be
on sale November both, good
twenty-one days for return 70
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, West
Virginia, Pennsylvania, and
New York.
Any "Katy" Agent will
gladly give particulars as %
rates and train service.
W. s. ST. GEORGE.
q. y. AT,k. 81. Leats, -.
G8
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-16
GRAND Jury
lNDICTS TEN


Associated Press
New 1ork. Noy. 10 Ten indlet-
nents Tor violations q election laws
sriis for assaults committed AZ Tues
da4'N elections hate leen drawn up
- tie grand jury
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
JOHN TENT { GRAVES
SPEAKS OH DEMOG
Chief Orator at jackson pay celebra-
tion at the Duckaorth Club
Of Cincinnati.

Z . = i
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1o.John Tenn
pie Graves, of Atlanta Ca. was chief
orator at the Jackson Day banquet
of the Duckworth Club. Speaking on
Definite Democracy, he said:
I'm its nature and in it's mission
the Democratic party has been and
must be reform party and a radical
party. In the conditions which sur
round it now this mission and method
becomes the price of its popularity
and the necessity of its life. We
have always failed, and will always
fail. as party of negation and par
ty of opposition. We have failed be-
cause we have been unfaithful. We
have failed because we have trimmed
and hesitated and straddled. We
have failed because we have compro,
missed with the apparently success
full doctrines of the Republican party
and surrendered to men whose inter
ests and convictions were so nearly
akin to our political opponents that
they ought, in common honesty, to es-
pouse the Republican party to which
they belong. We have failed because
in our political hunger for success we
have initiated the platforms and pam
dered to the powers of the opposite
party that held the government.
Mr.. President. the Democratic
party never Lad a clearer mission or
brighter promise than today. De-
feat is discipline and disaster is ed
ucatfon. Out of the wreck of our for
tunes we shall build nobler and more
enduring usefulness. The Democratic
party is going to be reborn, reformed
and reconsecrated to the Constitution
and to the popular rights and liberty.
We cannot afford any longer to be a
party of mere negation, a party of
opposition, or servile imitation of the
party in power. We are going to be-
do something. We are going to be a
party of creeds and not merely par
ty of hungry desires. We are going
to quit crawling on our bellies before
the iuSgernauts of power and we are
going to quit trucking like towards
to the shadow of a merely temporary
success. We are going TO find and to
follow real leaders if we have to
smash every slate and annihi1ate ev-
cry politician tlat has fattened upon
our SURFACES for 40 years. We are
going to make platform that will
be an open opposition and bold chal-
lenge to the Republican creed every
where
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
FRIDAY NIGHT
LOCAL Y. M. C. A. AND w. v. U.
TEAMS WILL PLAY 8As-
kET BALL.

1t has been definitely decided that
the local Y. NJ. c. A. will play the
University here on next Friday night.
It has been found inadvisable to play
the game at hall outside the city,
so the association floor will be used.
The collegians have floor that is
used for dancing. and consequently is
very smooth, while the floor in the
local gymnasium is not so smooth, al
though not at all rough. The boys
place the blame for their poor show
ing at Morgantown on the floor, say
ing that it was SO slick they could
not keep on their feet. On Friday
night they will have the opportunity
to demonstrate what they can do on
their own floor and against first
class team. Because of the limited
capacity of the room, limited num-
Der of tickets will be sold, and per-
sons desiring to attend should secure
their tickets at once.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
MABEL PAGES STlCKPIN
FOUND ON TUCKER
lcentinued from First PACE

Continued From First Pase.)
the condition to make the double
marks, such as appeared in the Nor
ton note.
Was it an Il that was under T.
in j. L. Morton'?" asked Mr.. vahey.
NO; it was not. have an idea
what the letter was under there"
what was it?"
at was d. think
This is the first time it has ap.
peared that the letter under the IL
in the y. L. Morgan" signature was
a ID" 1t will be remembered that in
his opinion in the case. the district
attorney, Sanderson, said that the po-
lice had been unable to find 81. l..
Norton" but that y. D. Morton
once worked in the South station
with Harold Page, brother of the
murdered woman. and that Tucker
knew him there
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
Locking For New Teacher.

The new elocution teacher of the
Fairmont State Normal, we are in
formed, is being looked for on every
train arriving in the city. and while
no thought is entertained of the posi-
ton being turned down, for some rca.
son the name is still withheld from
the public. and every clue as to her
identity refused. While this is not
vital matter to the public, some
curiosity is always felt concerning
this appointment, and we hoped to be
able to announce the name ere this.
for the qualification of those interest
ed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
Real Estate Transfers.

Deed dated Jan. 5, 1905, from the
Woodlawn Cemetery Company to
Charles Bartholow, lot in cemetery;
consideration, $50.
Deed dated Jan. 4, 1904, from Re
becca A. Fetty and husband to A.
NJ. and John Glover, parcel of land in
Warrington district.
Deed dated June 4, 1901, from A.
NJ. and John Glover to Rebecca A.
Fetty. parcel of land in Warrington
district.
Deed dated Jan. I. 1905. from Geo.
M. Mayors to Fairmont Ell1s Build
ing Co, ratifying transfer of property
made by Chas. Mayors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
Why MoMgN WORK.


Women are at work because they
have to he They prefer the free air
of Independence to the repression
and depression OF nerveless and hui
initiating dependence. No woman
who has known the joy of freedom
is going back to the bondage of sol
ttary confinement or the painful sense
of being a load upon some one who
gives her grudging support and,
perhaps, chides her for her helpless
ness. A woman is better on any day
earning her own living than cringing
at the feet of husband, father or
brother. 1t is useless to dwell upon
the temptations and desheltered state
of women at work. No, women are
out In the world and they must stay
there; but they must learn the ne
cessity of keeping themselves clean.
Just like many men, who move I'M
spotted through the thronged ways of
business and professional life. they
must gather strength from the strug-
gle, profit by the mistakes of others,
IL not of themselves, and acquit them.
selves valiantly in the tight. 1t was
hard day for our Teutonic and Brit,
ish ancestors when their untutored
tribes found themselves confronted
by the enervating and seductive vices
of Roman civilization. individuals
fell, but as race they won out. 1t
is hard day when the country boy
comes up to the CITY to begin the in.
eyitable conflict with its bedizened sin
and the allurements of vice. But he
can't go back to TIE simple rural life;
he>must stay and win. So 1t is with
the young women whom fate has
forced out into the unfamiliar ant
perilous thoroughfares of business
life. They must do the work, but they
must escape the vil.--Indianapolis
Star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
MIXED CHRONOLOGY.
Here Is Pretty Good One on the
New Dominion.

The New Dominion is a good his
torian and does not often get caught
with the short change on chronology:
but in its issue of yesterday it was
tripped on dates.
1t told the pathetic story of boy
fourteen years old, Mortimer Dayton
who had run away from home and
had come to Morgantown where he
was arrested Sunday and was return
ed to his home in Brooklyn. Then
the article adds: The boy comes by
his rowing disposition honestly. as
his father left home thirty years ago
before Mortimer was born. and never
returned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
4 MIsFIT.

The mentors Of The giarisburg
Bar presented fine gold headed
cane TO Judge Mason when his term
of once expired The Judge appre-
GATES the gift very much, and viii
keep it safe among his relics. Bnt
il there is any one thing in this world
that Is absolutely useless to him, it
is gold headed cane. He is SO plain
in his dress that If he were to appear
upon our streets carrying a gold
headed cane every person would
think he had gone daft. He never
carries cane OF any kind. but if he
did. any old stick would please him
better than one with a gold head.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10

Democratic majorities pale into in
significance before the onward
march of civilization. In proportion
school houses, churches and elegant
homes are established. so do Republi-
can majorities increase. That has
been the history of almost every
county in West Virginia and it is the
truth the whole country over. Take
the counties of your acquaintance and
see If our observations are not true.
A few years ago Harrison county was
Democratic, so were Lewis and Bar
bonr and Marion and many we might
mention. In all the once strong Dem
ocratic counties, the majorities are
being reduced. Think of Wetzel. 1t
nearly slipped away from the Democ-
racy at the late election. II is becom-
ing a progressive county through it's
recent developments. Marion. by rea-
son of local Influences held Demo
Gratis in Office many years after it
was in reality Republican county.
but the majority finally became so
great that control of the machinery
wasn't sufficient to hold the Offices,
so now II stands as one of the twelve
counties in the State which gave Pres
ident Roosevelt more than thous-
sand majority. These are interesting
facts for young men to ponder over
There is good reason for the political
changes which have taken place in
all parts of the country.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
Circuit Court.

In the case of the First National
Bank of Salisbury VS.. Hammond Fire
Brick Company ct al. the demurrer
of the plaintiff was overruled. The
defendant asked for jury in which
the plaintiff joined.
State vs.. Hugh Adams; Adams con.
fessed to voluntary manslaughter;
sentence withheld.
State VS.. Mcdonald, indicted for
burglary and larceny, is being tried
this afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
STATEHOOD BILL IS
HELD UP BY TELLER.
Senator Notifies Steering Committee
That Measure Cannot Pass In
Its Present Form.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. TO-
Statehood legislation is in such tan
gle in the Senate that the bill pro-
viding for the admission of two States
out of the four territories, now
pending, has little chance of final
passage.
Senator Beveridge, who is leading
the fight for two States, is unable
to get any agreement to vote, and,
although there appears to be a clear
majority for the pending bill. there
are signs of filibustering in case an
attempt is made to force vote be-
fore March 4. Senator Teller has no.
titled the steering committee that
the measure cannot pass in its pres
ent form.
Senator Beveridge says that state
hood must stand or fall as provided
for in the pending measure. There
are six Republican Senators known
to be opposed TO the present bill, and
will be recorded against it if it ever
comes to vote. These are Senators
Hansbrough, McCumber, Alger, For
aker, Bard and Hepburn. Senators
Burrows. Warren and Gallinger are
also against the bill, but would stand
with the majority of their party
should il come to a vote.
have Soma fine lots In Morrow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
Worse Than Carrie.

Harry Williams. a colored barber
out of employment, paid negro shop
on Bridge street professional visit
and being very drunk, cut loose and
put the place on the bum. He smash
ed mirrors and windows and would
not be satisfied with the. work of de-
struction until arrested by Chief
Morgan. No one appeared against
him this morning but he pleaded
guilty and was fined $500 and costs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
Certificate Of incorporation.

certificate of Incorporation was
issued by the secretary of state
to the Parker Run Coal Company,
December 81. 1904, the incorporators
being j. Hugh Martin, c. Kelly. L. C.
Wyer, R. E. Mason. Raymer Talking
ton. NJ d. Orr, e. A. Billingslea, H.
A Bartlett, ]. P. Ashcraft, ]. A.
Swiger, all. of Fairmont, and E. E.
Girod, Watson; 2. NJ. Reese. Wat
son. and E. ]. Sypult, Haywood
W. H. Carlow gave bond, penalty
of $4,000, as road surveyor of Union
district.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10

West Virginia can boast of being
third in railroad construction last
year. having constructed 200 miles,
and she promises to eclipse that in
1905. West Union Record
It is easy to see why Republican
naajorities keep increasing in this
State On the other hand Republican
majorities are stimulus to railroad
builders, so there is helpful reefp.
rocal relation existing between the
Two
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-10
Theatre Parties.

Several theatre parties were in ev,
idence last night at the Grand to wit,
ness the very creditable performance
given by the Howard-Dorset Com.
pany. This has grown to be a very
popular way of entertaining, combin.
ing as it does mode of unusual
pleasure as well as one of small prep.
aration on the part of the host and
hostess.