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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
MIsREPREsENTArIoN


From the Washington Star.
1 once went In fur 1ittrytoor, expectin
1 might find
The practice elevatfn' an improvin
to the mind.
I read about some soldier men; an all
that 1 kin say
Is that they talked and acted in 9
mighty doubtful way.
The gore which was described MS caus
ed by people bein' kilt
Was nothin', as they told it, to the
beverage that was split.
1 couldn't trust the military knowledge
got by means
OF studyin' up the stories In the cur
rent magazines.
Those politicians all was graftin' in 9
s~candlous way;
An yet 1 know a lot that cant make
public Office pay.
The cowboys always went insane, g
hootin', shootin' mob.
There amt a ranch on earth where
such as them could hold a job.
The country girls all giggled an the
farmers said "By gosh"
An city folks talked slang as they
made fun of Uncle Josh,
Who came to town to, mingle in the
strange an festive scene,
An I'm glad don't know people like
what's in the magazines.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
uncla Rr,a Sermon.

Keep the mind healthyt The slough
OF despond has nothing for sale that
will benefit anyone. Be joyous most
Of the time, despite your troubles.
Don't be discouraged. Remember the
man who had a good tight hold ON the
gentleman cows tail, and hang on for
dear life. The weakest thing any man
can do is to give up. Keep trying and
FURNISH brightly your hopes and ex-
pectations. Build air castles and live
for their realization. There Is grati-
fcation In contemplation. Don't give
up to-day; wait until tomorrow. The
sun will shine through your cypress
trees in time. Be OF good cheer. All
the world loves q 1augher. Don't take
this life so seriously that you must be
serious throughout it. Sip the honey
from the chalica of existence and avoid
the thorns. Keep your mind filled
with roses and the perfume Of low
erss the love of children and the pa
tr1otism Of the nation. Be a man. If
you cannot be happy yourselt-help
others. This is the key which has un-
locked many a rusty heart and set 1t
to palpitating with rich, pure blood.
Take an interest in the things about
you, and life will soon be worth the
living. There was never a night SO
black but that the glorious SUI broke
through the clouds, Illuminating and
sanctffying humanity.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
Teams CONTRASTING ARDEN
RANeE-RRzE CUP
OFFERED

3 90 I'd"
WASHINGTON, Pa Aug. 9&The
annual rifle contest of the TenthsReg.
ment began this afternoon at the grange
at Arden; Each company entitled
TO be represented by a team Of four
men and q reserve The five men
making the highest general average
will make up the team that wtHrapre.
sente the Tenth at the contest at
Mount Gtetna between all the regl:
ments Of the National Guard Of Penn.
sylyania. The eight companies who
are competing in the shoot are; Com
pany "A, Monongahela; Company d.
New Brighton; Company q. Union.
town; Company ID. connellsvi;1e, Com
.pany E, Mount Pleasant; Company H,
washington; Company ], Greensburg,
and Company X Waynesburg. !
The contests consist of I'VE matches
the r%eginental, the rapid fire. the
infantry sMrmish, the Individual e$.
pert revolver shote The prize for
the regtmental match is a silver cup,
presented by R. M. Cook of Washing.
ton. A company must win it three
times TO gain permanent possession.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
s1oo seward, 500,

The readers of this paper will pc
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all Its stages.
and that Is Catarrh. Halls catarrtl
Cure is the only positive cure nov
known to themedical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
.ly. acting directly upon the blood ana
mucous surfaces OF the system, there.
by destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constItll.
ton and assisting nature In doing It's
work. The p%roprietors have so mpclt
faith In Its curative powers that they
ofer One Hundred Dollars for ap-
case that It fails to cures Send for
Hist OF testimonials.
Address F. j. CHENEY q CO, To.
.ledo. Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 76c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
HusTLING.

The days are past when placid men
Could live in ease and plenty
By half a year of toll and then
The dolce far niente.
For now tbs labor that is king,
And sinew, brain and muscle
Must join the chorus that We sing
In constant praise of hustle.
before we leave u aeep room,
We dodge the gay bacillus
That turks in spongesunto whom
'Twere rapture could he kill US
At breakfast we must scan the fare
And make the servants answer
That fever is not hiding there
Nor housemad's knee for cancer
On. roads where motors rush and roar
Our wits must be Dur %saviors;
In streets we need beware the more
OF nayies and of payH'~s;
On sad sea waves the dancing boats
Are risky minus tillers;
Beneath the trees we find u coats
Alive with caterpillars.
And so, wherever we may go.
Whatever course pursuing.
'Tis ours to chase some dreaded foe
Or e what he is doing;
So much attention to IL life
We must be always giving,
So man. hours are spent in strife
We haven't time for living!
London Leader.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
CANDY DEALERS
SERVED WITh
WARRANT
STATE DAIRY AND FOOD AGENT
CHARGES suLPHlTEs ARE
USED IN SWEETS.
Standard ou9ceneern 70 Said To- Sell
AduIterated Grape

sugar.
PHLADELPHIAS Aug. To- War
rants are out for members of 20
candy manufacturing firms ard
iobberB OF Phflade lpEia oh eyi.
dence secured by the Garry md food
commission. charging them With sell
my candy preserved and adnlteratetl
with poisonous ingredients.
Among the dealers who are charged
with adulterating goods is j. X. Hus-
ton & Company. ofto1d Stock Exchange
place, Third street, below Chestnut.
This firm is said to be controlled by
the Standard Oil Company and rep
.resents the eastern business Of the
Glucose trust. 1t is charged with sell
ing a~dulterated grape sugar.
Among the other Arms charged with
selling candy adulterated with pois-
onous ingredients are Montague G
Company, who run a number of stores
in this city: the Health Manufacturing
Company, southeast corner Of TWEEN
ty.fourth and Hamilton streets; the
Perfection Jar Closing Company, 512
to 514 Beech street; George Miller
Sons q Company, 255 South Third
street, and Croft and Allen, Thirty
third and Market street
The evidence against he candy deal
ers was secured by Harry F. Cassidy,
special agent of the dairy and food
commission. Among the adulerants
said to have been found in the candies
sulphur dioxide, parafine. coal tar
dyes, burnt lumber and ingredients
used paints, and which were used in
stead of chocolate.
The defendants viii lie given q
hearing before Magistrate William E.
Beaton this afternoon. The dairy and
food commission will be represented
by Attorney D. Clarence Gibboney.
Special Agent Cassidy has been in
structed by DIR. B. K. Warren, dairy
and food commissioner. to accept no
fines in any of the 81 This means
the defendants will have 10 appear
before the grand jury.
Samuel Croft, of the firm OF Croft
q Allen, strongly denied the charges
of the dairy and food commission. He
also stated that no notice had been
served on him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
Banvuets
w. ]. Bryan
PROMINENT SWISS STATESMEN
BREAK BREAD WITH THE
NERRAsKAN

GENEVA, Switzerland, Aug. 10.
William Jennings B.yan. who has
been visiting at Zurich as the fuess of
Robert Hunter, Of New York, was
banquetted last night by b. on and
Baroness Louis Lorbard at their beau
tlrul chateau TravaRe, neaI Lausne.
"a dozen prominent Swiss Leaders we're
invited to meet the American states.
man. Mr.. Bryan made a happy speech
in which he compared the fmalle I
and the largest republics.
During his stay in switzerland NJ.
Bryan in making a study of the Swiss
constitution. He is slending his leis-
nre hours in mountain climbitg. he
has declined to grant interviews say
ing he wants to rest, 70 representa-
tive of the Publishers Press lie Sc u.
Il had enough intel viewing ir Amer:
lea to last me for sore time
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
several state Names.

A few days ago the Sun in an edI.
torial condemned Senator Delivers
pronunciation of I-o-way." Now
have known many pioneers OF that
state: was horn there myself; my pa
rents and grandparents were of Its
earliest pioneers: my father, an off.
Ger Of zachnray Taylor's regiment,
which served along Iowa's borders
when the Indians were still in posses.
sion, said Ioway." All these, and all
army officers and the Indians them.
selves as well, pronounced the word
'I-oyway," fully sounding the "ay,n
in the last syllable. Lewis and Clarke
Journal spells it "Ayouway."
So with the word Arkansas" which
is officially pronounced "Arkansaw,"
as 1t is~a corruption of Arc.en-sang,
a term which has characterized GER
tain Indians who painted their bows
with the blood OF enemies-in my
time there, has been a remnant OF
bloody bows among the Sioux. So
squaw men and old .raprers have
told me. The French term was pro.
badly easier to say than the Indian
word:
Arkansas bears, the Hnship OF
Kansas which, as the late ]: sterl;
ing Morton OF Nebraska showed me,
wa frst EconIas the name
b wilson Y0FA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
JOHN 0. DONE IN OIL.
tits the First Time, Too-Even Wig is
GTaken."

tits the First Time, Teo-Even Wig Is
eTaken."
NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-John D.
Rockefeller is having his portrait
painted with his wig on. The wig Of
the Standard OIL magnate has been
photographed and snapped many times
In the past few months. but it is now
being done in 'oilg for the first time.
The portrait which is being done
by Norvh1 H, Busey, is now nearly
completed and the artist is only wait.
Ing for M. Rockefeller to get out Of
the tolls ot&ohto justice and fetllrn
and give two more sitttng
M Rockefeller posing done.
IN Busey st1ao SIS
street shortly bsfcr 81
man left for Franee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
ESCAPED MuRpERER IS aEEN.
Thomas o'roofe May Surrender
Friend and Use $1,000 Reward
for Defense In New Trial.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, Aug. e:-Thom
as opToole. the escaped murderer, Is
said to be in hiding among the caves
ahat line the banks OF the Cuyahoga
river, according to rerorts sent here
from Sharon. 1t is said o'Toole was
seen and recognized by officers, who
pursued him. He ESCAPED by jumping
into silver lake and swimming across
a channel before the officers could
hndd a boat to pursue him.
o'Toole formerly worked in the
wire mills at Cuyahoga Falls and is
familiar with the terri DRY thereabouts
1t is said that, should Judge Porter
grant the application for a new trial
o,Toole will return hero, allowing one
of his friends to capture him and
claim the $1,000 reward, which would
then be turned over to o'Toole to EN-
ploy lawyers in his license.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
INSURANCE
COMPANY FORMED IN cEstiANa
re INSURE THE RuANs
AeAI4sT RIOTERS

sTPETERsBTRG Aug @ses=
israI German banker haze formed II
insurance company o guarantee Rus
sian land owners Against Losses from
Agrarfan disorders q tine eSrrcprtA
,tiun OF their land:
The directors OF the tnsurancc CONF
.pany say the success ef the Imdertak
ing IS assured II the reyolltlpnisa
In Russia will In the struggle pendlns
between the people and the boyetp
ment, Germany Is sure 70 Intervene
and win relieve them Of their obllSas
tons. On the other hand If the RUS
sian government Is able to tainslts
position, there will be no appropriation
Of land, and consequently the cen
pany viii not be called upon to fulfil
its guarantees.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
CAPTAIN PARADE
UNDER ARREST
sIRIoss coMMANDERBElMG TAKEN
nc GENoA-oNE or THE DIV
Frs SAYS He SAW SEVENTY
BODIES IN THE INTERIOR OF
THE WRECKED STEAMSHIP

cARTAGENA, Spain, Aug. TO-.
Captain Paradtd Of the wrecked Italian
steamer stria. has been taken 10 Ge-
noa under arrest First reports re
eetyed IN regard to the wreck Of the
Strio stated that the captain had com.
mitted suicide realizing that ne had
brought the wreck on himself through
running too close to shore in an en-
deayor to save time.
Later reports showed, however. that
the captain has been saved notwith
standing that so]many passengers lost
their lives. Survivors Of the wreck
declared that when the ship struck
the captain ran from his cabin and.
after a look about, shouted: Every.
one for himself and jumped into the
lifeboat. The fight among the pas.
sengers with knives and other weap.
ons to cnr places In the boats fol
lowed the cowardly act on the part of
her commander.
He will probably he held to answer
for his desertton Of the ship in the
hour of danger.
The total number Of victims in the
disaster in now said to be 27s, while
SIS persons were saved. The wreck
ed hull of the vessel Will be blown up
with dynamite
One OF the divers engaged in the
salvage Of the cargo of the wrecked
Italian steamer sirio says he saw 40
bodies in the interior of the vessel
during his examination of her. The
diver tried to assist the salvages to
raise the safe OF the steamer, but the
attempt failed. The hull is wedged
between two rocks and is listed to
fstarboard at an acute angle.
The subscription to the fund for
the relief of the victims of the disaster
have reached the sum of $4,000. Many
benefit performances are being given
at various theatefs.
MADRID, Aug. 10.-The official in
quiry made by. the naval authorities
into the wreck ofsthe Sirio seriously
inculpates the captain and crew of the
steamer for saving themselves first,
abandoning the vessel and causing q
panic. The inquiry is expected to
lead to severe action on the part of
the authorities against those who were
responsible for the disaster.
LONDON, Aug. lO.-Boniface Nat
tar, lord abbot OF st. Mary's Abby,
Buckfastleigh, Deyonshtrei and anoth,
er prelate belonging to the abbey were
on board the wrecked steamer sirio.
As nothing has been heard of them all
hopes that they escaped have been
given up.
The production of Holden Bros.
Denver Express promises a few gem
ufne surprises in theatrical achieve,
%ments, both mechanically and a%rtisti-
cally. One critic who witnessed the
first production in New York. wrote
thus tersely of it: "a great deal of
laughter, a tear or two, a thrill and
a vision of human nature that touches
the heart and sends you away in pleas
ant thoughts" Denver Express will
be at the Grand Opera House August
18th.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
OLD
Acts au a Bar to rroatnble EMPLOY.
ment,

Acts nm a Bar to Profitable Employ
ment,
You cannot AFFORD To- gr0w old.
In these days Of %strenuous competition
It Is necessary to maintain as long as
possible ones youthful appearance,
1t Is Impossible to do this without re
tanning luxurious growth half.
The presence of Dundruft indicates thf
iIvrS ana thriyes on%tne roots OF tn
hair untR II cause total badness
Newbro's Herpicide IL the only knnWn
destroyer OF this pest. and II Is a. ehee-
tive as It Is sdellghtfnlsto suse
HetptcIde makes an tiegant hair dress
itHg asswell; as pnndruit cure
Accept no substitutk-there -
Sold by leading druggists send lpe
stamps f6rsslnaple st6SThe Herpssade
Detroit Mich
ntIltngslea Co Special
agtntsl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
Cure for Gray Hair.

Pail Mall Gazette.
Prof. Bouchard, at a meeting of the
Academy of Science the other day,
announced that Roentgen rays ami
hilated white hairs. There is little
doubt about It. Some doctors EN-
pIoyed in giving N-rays to patients
suffering from lumpus and other conn
plants found their own hair revert
ing to it's natural color and that of
the sufferer as we'll 1t was first no
ticed in the case of a patient whose
mustache had turned white. The part
brought directly under the influence
of the rays resumed its original gold.
en- hue. The question was whether
his sensational discovery had a real
practical application. Prof. Boucnard
says: "Yes; undoubtedly-only the
rays must be given by experienced
practitioners"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10

Better a library Of Shakespeare and
the Bible, which is read. than a room
full Of books neglected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10

we are much too apt to admire
silly people who fatter us than wise
ones who withhold their opinions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10

Beware how you give advice; some.
people might be foolish enough to
follow it
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10

The man who succeeds must be
given credit for success despite the
fact that we cannot always commend
the route.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
Ra.ssM@seM


Or. shoop Family MED! Coz Racine,
your stcnach weak
e your food d~istresses yop
lfyeu are weak and nervous.
Use Br. shoop's Restorative one
month and see What 1t does for you.
Sold BY d, A. Bliiingslea co,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
Thounhta ln Xxx Den

Adyersity seldom kills. but pros,
perity often,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10

-Slu9 uhH VIC uIIGGu6 Hu6I p6
given credit for success despite the
fact that we cannot always commend
the route.
Criminals often give the best adj
vice to youth by the example of their
downfall. An object lesson is al.
ways more ~impresstng than a ser
o
What animal instinct is it in us
that frequently finds a spark of
qualification at the downfall Of one
who has been a monument OF
strength and yet has failed?
/ never could understand the
mechanism of the man who gets en-
ioyment out of shaking dice for poor
cigars all day in q stufy saloon, In
stead OF. going out into the pure
ozone or Il some place of wholesome
entertainment where he can improve
his health or his mind. or both.
Many men never show their mettle
except when striving to override
calamity. Other men are most
mediocre except In a test OF ability.
I once knew fighting editor not
worth his salt in times of peace. but
brilliant and activity itself In a con-
troversy or a fight for the county
printing.
1t is. 1 believe. ian error to think
that either fame or wealth, or both.
brings happiness. AS 1 study life /
am forced to admit that the happtest
people | have known were those pos.
sessed of few worldly goods, small am.
billions and known not beyond the
enyirons of the village where they
bought their few wholesome food
supplies, On the other hand, some
of the greatest people 1 have known
have been the unhappiest. There Is
frequently much contentment and
comfort to be found in mediocre posi-.
ton and talent.
A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10

Criminals often give the best adj
vice to youth by the example of their
downfall. An object lesson is al.
ways more impresstng than a SER
mon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10
RAI.RORDS.
B~uMORsaom u
RAILROAD.

EsLE EFFEcFNE NAY IN 1905
FaiaMcNT, VI VA
D1ug except Sunday. 1BdndeSl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10

Rsad he west Yltsinian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-10

What animal instinct is it in US
that frequently finds a spark OF
qualification at the downfall Of one
who has been a monument OF
strength and yet has failed?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
MORE NEW CON.
PANlES ORGANIZE
AND Fills THEIR pApERs 70 90
BUSINESS iN THE IeHRn oHr
o. Nav MFNico


The following articles uf inrurpufa-
tiun have been Tiled ga the ONCE Or
Territorial Secretary ]. w Rayuoldg
Bond a Nohi company incurporu-
iufa are George W. bond OF Trinidad.
Colo; Franklin bond and Jose i.e-
andre Martinez, Eapnnnla The
amount Of capital stock Do h-ed a.
$4,000. $4,000 df which has beon
subscribed as follows. George w.
Bond. $4,000. Franklin Bond. s.-,Vvu,
ana Jose l.eandro Martlnc2, $4,000.
me location of the principal once VI
che Incorporation q and shall be- at
kHpanolh, aud Louis r. Nahl VIII act
as principal agent. Tho period liUk 90
f0f the duration OF The company is
uity ycars. The object of the c1lpor-
alton is TO buy. sell. exchange barter.
deal in and lncumDur wool, hides.
poita, sheep, cattle, horses. aud otn,,
live stock, and the products thereof
and to buy SOL, exchange, nafttl
deal IN and lucumber an kinds aL-
glasses Of goods, WSreq and mof
chandiHo and 90 operate and carry On
Ia general merchandise business. Also
Ito purchase. hold. aeil or dispose Oi
and Reissue the shares OF capital
stock Of any other corporation OF
company. rhey viii also deal ia real
estate and tranEaCt other business
specified IN the articles Of incorpora-
ton.
Tho searchnght Mining company.
lncor orators together with the shares
owned By each RrDs H. r. Wilson ID
paHo. Tex. 10000 shares, kit Carr
son, ORC Grande, $4,000 shares, J. q.
Konan. ~ Paao. Tex, 5000 shares,
and y. y. Holt. orc Grande. 10000
shares. Tho amount Of capital stock
IA fixed ne g25O0OO, an of which has
been subscribed. The principal place
of business VIII DO az Orc Gfande, Nov
Mexico. but branch oiicos win b. in
stltutod wherever the company may
deem 81 advisable The oficera Of
the company viii consist OF T. r. VIII
son, DID, Paao. Tex, president; kit
Casun, orc Gfnnde, resident manager
and irat vice president; A. l. IA
wards, El Paao. Tex. second vice
president, u. ~ Holt. Orc Grardo, sec
Rotary. and j. q. keenan,. Ei pna0. Tex,
treasurer The purpose OF this corr
puration viii be- 10 prospect and
search for mineral lands on she pub
De domain. and other lands in the
territory OF New Mexico, and olso-
whore, and iO carry on general min-
Ing business.
The neckw.th Mining company, In
cornOrntors ali pf whom own 10000
shares each, are. Kit Carson. ~ orc
Grandei Elizabeth ncchwlih. Helen
~. Martin and laura Bockwith Of El
paso Tex. l.. O. Chapman. ~ -
Chapman and D. ~ Holt az Orr
0rande The Incorporation has n cap
lial stock Of $4,000, all OF which
has been paid 10. The principal place
Of business Of the company shall b,
located az Gro 0rando and Kit Carson
shalt act az resident manager. The
purpose OF tho Incorporation % thai
Of carrying on general mining busl'
ness.