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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-19
MISSIONARY
PROGRAMME

At the third annual meeting of
the Woman's Synodical Society for
Home Missions in the synod of
West Virginia, which viii be held
at Morgantown on Saturday, the
following program viii be rendered
900 a. m-Devotionar service,
leader, Mrs. W. E. Allen; subject,
Rabboni, sMy Master"
9:3O-Wcrds of Welcome, Mrs.
F. I. Moore.
Response. Mrs. C. ". Pollock,
Roll Call.
Reading of Minutes.
Appointment Of committee
Address of the President, Mrs: J.
Fl. Flanagan
solo. Miss Lowe.
Report of officers:
CORRESPONDING Secretary, Mrs J.
c. Newham-
Treasurer. Mrs. Alfred PAUL..
Secretary Of literature. Miss
Laura Lawson.
Secretary Of Freedmen. Mrs.
Thomas Reiner.
Secretary Of Young Peoples
Work. Miss sallie Russell.
Solo. Miss Moorhead.
Address. Mrs. Susan I. Storer. Of
the Freedman's Board.
miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
6 300 i. m.-Devotional service,
leader Mrs. ]. W. Francis: sub
JET. working With omnipotence- ?
Solo. Mrs. Thompson
Address. Mrs. Josephine Wal
fosle. Missionary TO FOREIGNERS.
A7dress. Miss N. Josephine Pet
RE. Secretary Young Peoples Work
Womm's Roard Of Home Missions.
Solo, Mr.. Murrie.
Address. Rev. Robert N. Craig,
Superintendent of School Work.
Board Of Home Missions.
Offering.
Report of committees.
Election of officers.
HYMN. @Blest Be the Tie That
Binds
PRAYER.
Adjournment.
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commission: Z. !. :.
WILL MEET

John 0. Brooks left Monday
morning for Charleston to attend a
meeting of-the commission appoint
ed BY the governor to revise the
mining laws of the state and sub
nit the same to him for recommen-
dation by him to the coming legis-
lature. ]. W. Paul, chief mine in
spector. is the chairman of the COM
mission and the secretary is ]. S.
Cunningham. As previously an
nounced the following notice has
been sent out to mine operators and
mine employees relative to the
meeting Of the commission:
sTn pursuance with the direction
of The Governor Of the State. Hon.
". N. 0. Dawson. his mining COM
mission has met and gone over the
present laws of the state and review
ed the conditions as they have been
presented as existing throughout
the mining sections Of the state, a::.d
has formulated number Of amend
lnents to the law
In order that the work of the
commission NAV represented for
discussion to the interests affected
the commission has taken IN adj
ionrnment to reconvene in The Sen
ate chamber. IN the CITY of Charles
ION. on October 18th. 1906. at 10
. m. and an invitation is hereby
extended to the operators AMI nine
employees Of the state to meet the
commission on October 18th at TO
O'Clock a. M
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DEBATE HAD
At W|LsONBuRG.

Wilscnburg Camp No 80, Or
der Of the Golden Seal, held an
open meeting in Odd Fellows han
on Tuesday night. Most Excellent
Commander Sister c. Baker was in
the chair. An address on The OBJ
iect was debated, ResilYed, that
delivered by the district organizer
Prof. Rainbow recited THE
Bridgekeeper's Story. and '-The
Horse Trade The following sub.
iect wa sdebated. Resolved, that
capital punishment should be abol-
isl,ed. Affirmative. Upton I. Rain
bow. negative, John G. Southern.
In speaking for the negative. Mr..
Southern held his audience SPELL
bound for % miutes, his oratory
and mastery array of facts and
statistics being heartily enjoyed By
all present.
At the close a general discussion
followed when the large audience
was entertained by Squire John T.
FLYNN, of Wilsonburg, Squire
Southern. of Adamston. and Mr..
Ray strother. of Wilsonburg. The
program was very Interesting and
enjoyed by all
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,SoTlCE 70 lien HOLDERS.

NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
To an persons holding hens BIZ
Judgment or otherwise. on the
real estate, or any part thereof. of
Homer s. Eob;ns5l::
In pursuance Of a decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Harrison county
made in i canse therein pending. to
subject the real estate Of the said
Homer A. Robinson to the safisfac-
ton of the liens thereon. YOU are
hereby required to present all
c.1inls held by you and each Of you,
against the said Homer A. Robin
son. which are Henson his real es-
tate. or any .art Of it. for adiutii-
cation TO ne. st r.v Office in the
City of C!arksburg, West Virginia.
on or before the s2nd day OF
November. 1906.
Given under my hand this 10th
day of October. 1896
LAFAYETTE c. Grille.
Commissioner:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

William T. Harbert, a=3a-
vs.. in Chaneery. 81
Homer A. Robinson, The Empire
National Bank, corporation
joseph A. Webb. AlYa Robinson,
Albert darlington and Festus E.
Robinson, Trustee
and aee
Fernando A. Parrish,
vs.. -In Chancery.
.Wilbert /. Robinson and Homer \.
Robinson. .tfs
Pursuant to a decree entered IN
the above STYLED cause en- the. 26th
dav of September. 1906. at the Sen
ten,ber Term of the Circuit Court
Of Harrison County. West Virgin
ia. the above style5 causes were con-
solidated, and the same was referred
to the undersigned commissioner to
fake. state and report an account
showing
FIRST: AL the real estate OWN
ed BY tie Judgment debtor. Homer
4. Robinson. where situate. It's de-
scriiptfon and the quintitv thereof.
SECOND: The liens upon said
real estate. BY whom held. their re-
snecfiye amounts and priorities.
THIRD: Whether said real es-
tate viii in Eve wears rent for a
sufficient sum to pay off and dis
charge said Hens AMI the costs Of.
this suit.
FOURTH: Such other MATTERS
= ans party in interest may re-
qpire, the same being pertinent, OF
such other matters as said Com
missioner may deem pertinent
whether 50 required or not
The above named parties and all
Others interested viii take notice
that the UNDERSIGNED Commissioner
VIII on the
23ND DAY OF NOVEMBER.
1900.
proceed to execute the above order
Of reference at his ofice on Court
street. in the Ci;y Of Clarksburg.
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While digging around through a
pile of trash and garbage which had
been carted to The city crematory
to be burned up, and looking for
Junk. a cart driven found the un-
Developed body of IaIlmale infant
late Monday Afternoon at the ere
matory. The fetus was wrapped
up in a piece Of cloth.
Coroner W. P. Camp was noti=
fed Of the find and he had the fetus
taken to q morgue pending an IN
vestigation of the case which he
started at once. The body Of the
child had laid in The trash pile for
about a month and it was probably
five tor six months growth. The
coroner will try to solve the mystery
diff it is one ofswrong-deing and
clues lead to- the identity ef the
parties concerned arrests will like
ly, follow. eT5f
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Paternity CHARGE Preferred

Melvin Brrfon is in jail charged
with i paternity charge preferred
in Justice Riley's court BY Jessie
Anna Moaispaush. IN unmarried
woman. Constable Guy Merritt
made the srrest and as Burton
could not give bond of $500 to APP
pear for trial at Z O'Clock tonight,
lie is biding his time in Jail.
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coIored Lady,s Funeral

The funeral Of Mrs sylvia
Chapman, colored, viii be held
from the residence of her niece,
Mrs. Larkin Green. on Mechanic
street, at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon
and VIII be conducted by the Rev.
John N. Beane. Interment VIII be
in Elkview Cemetery. Mrs Chap
man was 20 years Of age and a
highly respected lady Of her race.
Surviving her are two daughters,
namely, Mrs. Edward Clark, of
Wheeling, and Mrs. Mile Harris,
of Bridgeport.
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Edward W. Henry. colored, had
narrow escape Tuesday noon from
quick entrance into eternity.
james Lipscomb, colored, was the
man that had delegated himself to
do the deed that would send Henry
lenceward. @
They met near the postofiee and
before Henry knew what was up
Lipscomb had a revolver leveled on
him. A moment Henry stood
aghast ready TO say his last prayer,
hit took q second thonghF and
changed his mind about shutting of
this mortal coil. So with the de
sire to remain yet awhile on the
EARTH be made haste to get a ,tele-
phone pole between himself and
the deadly weapon, that looked any
thing but inviting to him. g3eE,
{ ipscomb did not appear TO want
to5waste any lead on the pole and
50 he refrained from shooting, and
this gave Henry time 10 seek the
timely protection Of Policeman
Henry Lewis, who happened along
The street at that junetuTe.
The officer took charge Of the gun
and Lipscomb as well. The lat
ter had to put up for disorderly
conduct .and will be given a hear
ing later.
There has existed bitter feud
between the two men long TIME
over matters pertaining 10 their
families.
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MRS. KuPFNFR
IS 4 Lu!ATIC

Mrs. Mary Kapfner. residing on
the Bridgeport pike some distance
east Of the city, was lodged in jail
at 1870 o'clock Thursday morning
bv Constable Lee Cofman and G,
A. Waldo. She is dementei end
viii he token TO Tie asylum at YES
ton Friday forenoon. Mrs.
Kupfner was formerly an inmate
of The asvlcm. but has. been releas-
ed on bond 4 Year or 50. Her enn-
tliricn is bad at present.
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coaINIssIoNER,s NOTICE
Empire National Bank of ClarlSS.
burg. ". Va.

Empire National Bank of ClarlSs-
burg v. Va.
VS. --In Chancery.
Willard T. Bartlett. John A. Nc
Cluskey and R. H. Kyle, partners
trading as Newton & Co.. Edward
Southern. Frank Sheldon. Robert
A. Garrett, John ". Carpenter,
Patrick Caufeld. Willard F.
Bartlett and John A. Bartlett;
partners trading as Bartlett and
Bartlett, William J. Prim, Frank
M. Clousson, Joseph Lee Rhodes,
Trustee, and James H. Mines.
Pursuant to decree entered In
the above styled cause at the Sep
tensber Term. 1906. of the Circuit
Court Of Harrison County. West
Virginia, the same'was referred. to
the undersigned Commissioner to
take, state ind report an account
sllewi1g:A s4l
FIRST: All the real estate
owned b. the Judgment debtor;
Willard 7. Bartlett. where situate.
its description and the quantity
thereofsil elF s5
SECOND. The liens itpoEr said
real estate, BY whom held With re-
spective amounts and prior1ties. :
THIRD: Whether said real es-
tate willin five years rent for suf-
tfcient simto pay off and discharge
said liens and the costs Of this suit.
FOURTH :tAnd such other mat
tiers as any party in interest may.
require the same beine pertinent,
or such matters as the Commissions
er himself may deem pertinent,
whether required or not
The shove named parties and all
others interested VIII take notice
that the undersigned Commission
er will on the
10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1906,
proceed to execute the above order
Of reference at his Office on Court
street. in the CITY Of Clarksburg.
West Virginia.
Given under mv hand this 18th
3a=; If October. 1906.
LAFAYETTE G. Grille,
Commissioner.
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If an article is initiated, the
original is always best. Think il
over. and when YOU 90 TO buy thai
box of salve to keep around the
house. get DeWitrs Witch Hazel
SaIve. 1t is the original and the
name * stamped on every box. Good
fer eczema. letter. boils. cuts and
bruises. and especially recommends
ed for piles. Sold By Stone & Mer-
Ger.
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We'll Deserved
The Praise That Comes From,
Thankful Clarksburg People.

One kidney remedy never fails.
CIarksburg people rely upon it.
That remedy is Doans Kidney
PMS.
Clarksbsrg TESTIMONY proves it
always reliable.
Mrs Nancy Lowe, Of 80 Me-
chanic street, says: 4 hardly
knew what it was to be lree from
an aching back and an Irregular
action and condition Of the kid
news for twenty years or more.
When the attacks Were 80 pro-.
nouneed that ! was unable 10 do
anything tried remedy after
remedy in my endeayors t9 stop
constant pain across the 9iaS. Over
evertion. in fact, ordinary axertion,
caused twinges which pr rted me
from doing the simples ousework
With any degree ofieaSa TO 20 up
Or down stairs was ~ Ian a
fasE 50 that wien Fsa us ves
half tie time N miser very
mildly state my can3i,iou. y
newspaper account Of Doaa's hid
ney Pills led me 10 g 10 Wells \
lawmakers drug store ior box OF
them They peFformei exactly
what they promised, syerything
correctine the urinary trouble, the
schingseeased, my health improved,
/ slepf much better and IN ether
ravs benefit resulted from the
t bs Ny son had occasion to
nss an ointment for sore on his
a mile was hurt in the first.
Mace Mace broke ont and refused to
Sesi n application or two Of
Deans Ointment 50 scotaed and
healed tie parts affected that a
s s,sat tinua tia for some time dispos-
Id Of # 50 radicaliy that nothing is
left but slight scar ~
For sale ~ all dealer Psite
20 cents. Foster-Niiburn CO,
Buffalo, New York, sole ageats for
ihe United States.
T:snreenfts tie sriame--' 9csasr
and take No other.
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MANY a mrln Of humane impulses
who would TTdt c@llifng1t harm a
Kitten. Is guilty. OF cruelty where his
own stomach is concerned. Over
driven. oyerworked. when what it
needs Is something that VIII digest
tie foods eaten and help the stofn-
sch to reeuperate. Something like
KodoI for Dyspepsia that is sold by
Stone & Mercer.
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NorIcE To : IEY HoLpERs.

NOTICE To ZEN HOLDERS.
To all persons holding liens by
judgment sr otherwise, on the
real estate. or any part thereof
NJ Millard F. Bartlett
In pursuance of a decree Of the
Circuit. Court Of Harrison County,
made in cause therein pending. to
subject the real estate of the said
Milford r. Bartlett 10 the satis-
facticn If the liens thereon. You
are hereby required TO present all
claims held by Won and each Of you
against the said Millard r Bart
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(By Assoeiared Press

PITTSBTRG. Pa, Oct. 16-t
is reported that syndicate headed
BIZ Edwin n. Oil. viii take over
the Rhodes interest IA Mesaba
ran sc of Lake Superior region md
in the Cherry VALLEY Iron Com
pany which operates a furnace at
o.. and another at West
Middlesey- The price agreed on Is
So Doc, 900.
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COMMITTEE 70 Asylum

Emma Griffith, aged IS years, an
Innate of the county infirmarv, was
committed By the county court on
Tuesday to the West Virginia
asylum at Huntington. She is an
imbeciiiie and has been IN the infrm-
ary since last February. She will
Sc taken to Huntington in a few
DAYS BY the sheriff.
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SPEECHES ny
REPBBl leans

Following are the places and
dates at and upon which Hon. ".
p. Hubbard. Repuhliean nominee
for Congress. and Hon. o. a. Ash
burn Republican nominee for the
STATE Senate, viii speak in Har-
risar county:
slarssSnrs, FRIDAY, Oct. 10, Mt
80 p. M.
Wyatt, Saturday, Oct. 90. At 2
shnnton, SATURDAY. Oct. %. al
!. so p. M. ! IL
Dr.. sydney Post was here ta7
dav from Glen Falls.
Z Hugh Ronaine Of Salem: spent
Thursday here.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-19

True and tried friends Of the
family-DeWitt's Little Early Bis
ers. Best for results and best to
take. Dependable little pills. They
do not grippe or sickea- Sold ~
Stone & Mercer
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Ogden Returns

County superintendent Z. ".
Ogden returned this morning from
a visit of several days in Mineral
county. but did not come back a
benedict as many of his masculine
friends had hoped.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-19

Harsh physics react, weaken the |
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doan-s Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. s5c-
Ask your druggist for them.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-19

Accidents will happen, but the
best-regulated families keep Dr.
Thomas Electric Oil for such
emergencies. 1t subdues the pain
and heals the hurts.
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DaNERlE9
F0RlHAzING'

ANNAPOLIS ira. Oct 10
Miahipman R Pr Cutler, Jr., of
Clais, o.. today was given Two
hundred dement's 70. hazing God
freE D. E.sCaeTalieF. This xas.
first administered BY Admiral
Sands under the new law which
gives the superintendent Of the'
academy authority to deal with
cases Of mild character.
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strurk BY Train

4 yard train struck J. E. Boyle's
lumber wagon at the Hornor-Gay-
lord crossing near the= mono hour
today. wreekilng IT, The driver and.
horses escaped injury. gl--tEa
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-19

suffered day and night the tor
ment of itching piles: Nothing
helped me until I used Deans 0int-
mcnt. II cured RE permanently
John G. Garrett, Mayer.
Girard. Ala.
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Miners all Rescued
(Bv Assoc;ated Presa).

(By Associated PresAl
DURHAM, Eng. Oct. l6-All
the miners entombed as the result
of the explosion yesterday at Vim
gate colliery have been rescued.
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coMsIIssToSER 1oTrcl
]. D. BasseI. Adnr. 81 S. n. 8

y
vs.. IN CIiancery
Brunette Huddell. Clara Norman,
lnnatic, Addie Norman; az ne
Norman Howell Norman and
Glenn Norman, infants. Bruce
Norman. William Hanstord and
Jasper Pew.
Pursuant to decree entered IN
the above STYLED cause on the 26th
day Of September, 1906. at the Sep
tember Term thereof. in the Cir-
cult Court Of Harrison Countys
West Virginia. the same was re-
ferred to the Undersigned Ccnlnais
sioner to lake, state and report an
account showing:
FIRST: What personal estate
the said S. 81. Norman owned at
the time of his death, the character
and value Thereof.
SECOND: What disposition. =
any, was made Of said personal -
tate w the plaintiff, J. D. Basel
administrator Of S. H Mormon, de-
ceased, and how much, # any; q
said personal estate. is now IN the
hands of said ]. D. Basel. as adj
ministrator, available for the pay
ment Of any debts owing from the
estate Of said S. H. Norman, de-
ceased.
THIRD: A settlement Of The.
administration Of the estate of
said decedent BY said = D. Basel.
his administrator,
FOURTH What debts said 3
H. Norman owed at thestime Of hue
death, to whom they are payable
Their nature and their respective
amounts and pno-ities,
FIFTH: Whist rcsl estate YES
owned Bv said S. H. Normar at tlie
time'Sf5 his death its quantity DE-
seripti0n And lccatjon. ss
SINTH- And such other NAB
tiers as any party in interest may
require, the SAME being pert:nesl
or such other matters asfsaid C;eEA
r1issimhTihimsrlf mar deem peFti.
nent, whether 80 required or not:
IrFhe above lramed parties and
Others interested will take notice.
that alic undersigned commissions
er..t@ilI IN the
gsTF DAY OF NOVE5rRE
s4r .1906.
proceed to execute the aoofe
Of reference atihis office en- Godrs
street. IN the City Of Csarksbur
West Virginia
Given under rr hand This roth
day Of October. 1906.
LAFAYETTE G. Grille
Commissions
Wit r. Morris, Counsel for Pm
xoTIcR TO cEEDrroRs.
To the creditors Of $ III N6s1das,
deceased: :
Inepursuance Of a decree 81 thu
Circuit Court Of the County IL HaE
rison, made in acause therein pend
ing. to subject the real estate Of the
said S. n. Norman. to the p1yItsen
r II, 1@l,4rs1 vo,,s .sr.c s,afYfffSsrtf IN 3
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-19

4 healthy man is a king in his
own right: an unhealthy man IS an.
unhappy sIaye. Burdock Blood
Bitters builds up sound health
keeps you well.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-19

A cold IS much more easily cured
when the bowels are open Ken
ncdvfs Laxative Honey and Tar
opens the bowels and drives the cola
ont Of the system in Young or old.
Sold By Stone & Mercer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-10-19
DEEDS Recorded

Stuart improvement Co. 70 S. a.
ellis ct ais, 8 lots. city.
Joseph 4. Wadsworth TO Fred
L. Wadsworth. II f-s acres, Clay
district.
F. E. Robinson to l. f. Robin
son, / lot. Wallace
Geo. A. Boggess 10, Charles E.
Conaway, % 1-2 acres of coal.
Eagle district.
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HAPPY
HOOLIGAN

The first really good show of
the season appeared at the new
Grand last evening. Happy
Hooligan," national character, as
he was billed entertained good
sized audience. Notwithstanding
that the Barnum & Bailey circus
was a counter attraction Happy
Hooligan7 is not exactly a play
that would cause erudite talk
among bespectaled sayants, or dis
turb ones night repose. There is
no sign of any hidden meaning.
The one apparent object is to
make the audience laugh, and IN
this respect it, succeeded admirably
True, you might pause to think
what you were laughing at, but
what's the difference? One good
laugh is worth several pounds OF
philosophy. Happy win do very
nicely, thank you. If we don't
have any worse shows to endure
than Happy we can rest satisfied.
Messrs. Ibsen, Maeterlink, ct al.
can fight out their ethical prob
lem, but Happy for ours. The
good shows are beginning to get
around our way at last. Cluster
Browns Holiday" s'The Warning
Bell. sgThe County Chairman" are
underlined for next week. Very
few cities show better book
inrs than this. ffHappy Hoeli-
gam broke the ice. Good boy,
Happy.
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FariS Family is
Celebrating Birthday

both as father and mother to his
children and respect and affection
as grew up between them
has never been excelled
and very seldom, if ever,
equaled between father and child
rem. The first born, Samuel
Sheets Faris, is our present judge
of the county court. The most
unpopular man that ever held the
office, with all grafters and men
that want to skin the county treas
ury, but exceedingly popular with
everybody that wants a square
deal.
The elder daughter, Rachel, was
married to John Dunlin in 1880
and has three sons, John, an es-
teemed citizen of Bridgeport, is a
sterling Free Trade Democrat.
John is not governed by that scrip
tural command, Love thy neigh
Dor as thyself,7 but goes one bet
ter and loves his neighbor better
than himself, and viii go farther
and stay longer to aceonEaodate a
friend than any one 1 ever knew.
The younger daughter, Ellen, Is
the wife of Benjamin Franklin
Bailey. of Grafton, w. Va, the
present nominee Of the Republican
party for state senator in the lay
ior county district where nom
nation is equivalent to an cleo
ton. The Senator has one daugh-
ter and one son and is a lawyer OF
fine ability, and will doubtless
wear the senatorial toga with
credit to himself and his constitu-
ency. He is a pronounced two
cent man. :,
Today all the children and all
the grandchildren of Mr.. Faris
are gathered at the old stone house
in honor of grandpa's four score
and ten, full score more than al
lotted to man.
Although ninety years of age,
Mr.. Faris physically appears to be
man of but forty years, and his
Judgment is not impaired in the
slightest. :,
In conclusion we will say that
Mr.. Faris has lived a model life
and the writer having known h,ni
for 60 years knows Of no act OF his
long life that can he criticized.