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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-31
The MAKING OF a NATuRALIsr
1t Requires an Unborn Talent as We'll
as Infinite Patience.


'Naturalists, like poets, are born
and then made only by years Of pains
taking observation" says John Bur
roughs, in the August Delineator. ORA
mas and tragedies and comedies
among the little wood folk occur ey-
cry day, but the actors are so quick.
SO hedden by screens, and so entirely
in another world, as 1t were, that few
passers-by take note of them.
1--WE have TO learn to see things to
penetrate this world that lies just on
the other side Of the leaf, SO to speak.
Some people never learn; others learn
easily and quickly. l took my first
lessons as a farm boy, and have
gone on practising and Improving ever
since, so that now one OF the main
joys of my life is to be in the open
air where history is being made every
moment, and where the eye and ear
are constantly being challenged to do
their very best.
ITO see accurately and completely is
a power given to few hence the oh.
servations Of the majority Of people
are Of no scientific value whatever"
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egg saalnplo q 49, ~ n.tA
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oar lines q lapof y ~. sus ) az ,sttsr
being 40 entirely opposl.e. -, "a a .o
said colby. pnt WIN lnseaueS 80! pS,sS
ness Hthe honor o. your uue ss.ii
call quite oyerwnelms iae, ..,a os 9Is'
have g trouble you % speAA stnS 80 -.
softly IN explanation 9. your p, .aaas
mission go g not 30 olssuFD~
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Durpose, ana would comprehend tho
sessouablenesa Of ny position
Hampton SAT silent gazing out Of
de rinduw. bis eyes apparently on
the lights nov becoming dirniS go 49,
ii The saloon opposite For ccnaid-
erable time hesmade no move ana me
other straightehed back n big ehail
atching him
Wen Re Yentired last Ellias
Ii your proposlti onss The question
WAS quietly asked, but slight tfemoE
in the low voice told Of repressed feel
sing, XIX N
s.That, Tor the present at least you
sconfide this girl into the care Of some
worthy woman
Have you any such IN mind n
II have already discussed the mat
ter briefly With Mrs. Herndon, wife Of
the superintendent Of the Golden Rule
mines. Shells q refined Christian lady,
beyond doubt the most proper person
to assume such a charge in this camp.
Hampton flung his sodden cigar butt
out of-the window. TN talk It over
tomorrow with-with Miss ellis" he
said, somewhat grumy. 1T may be
this means q good deal more to me
than you suppose, parson, but I'm
bound to acknowledge there is consid
cradle hard sense in what you have
Just said, and I'll talk it over with the
girl"
wynkoop held out his hand cordial
", and the firm grasp Of: the othel
closed over his fingers,
II don't exactly know why / didnf
kick you downstairs" the latter com
mented, as though still in wonder al
himself. Never remember being quite
20 considerate before. but reckon
you must have come at me in about
the right way"
If Wynkoop answered, his words
were lndistinguishable, but Hampton
remained standing in the open dool
watching the missionary go down The
narrow stairs.
Merry little devil" he acknowl
edged slowly to himself. And maybe
after ALL that would be the best thinl
for the Kid"
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b virtue OF decree Of the In'er'
mediate Court Of Marion county, West
virginia. entered on the 2tth day o.
Nay, 1901. in the eaancsry calsa there
Id pending whereln ElIgabeth Hender
son Is pIalntitt ana Jennie payIs aud
asster 5asis ate dstendants tte
4undersi gned. speciaI commits Y iopes,
win otfer for sale ii public auction
to the highest bidder on Tuesday aug;
iust Goth, 1907 between the hepss %
ten O'Clock a. N. and four O'clock p.
m. Of said day. at the front door q
the court house Of said Marion county,
the following described real estate.
situate on the Tygarts Valley river, IN
Union district, said county and State,
bounded as follows. to.wit, beginning
at a stone corner to Biddle lot; thence
Is; "a deg. E. Al poles to a black oak.
IN. 3 deg. E, / pole to stone; thence
N. 2 deg. 3. 10 poles to stone; n. 90
deg. 3. spoles to stone; N. 421ts poles
to stone; N. 2Sh deg, W. 2s4s poles
to stone: s. Al deg. W. 211s poles to
the beginning. containing 4 acres, ex:
ceptlng therefrom allsthe coal under,
lying the same and all necessary and
usual mining rights and privileges,
and being the same property which
Hester A. Davis conveyed to Jennie
Davis by deed dated the 18th day Of
July, 1903, which deed is recorded In
the Office Of the clerk Of the County
Court If said Marion county in deed
book No. 1872 at page 445.
Terms CT saIe-o ne.thlrd Of the
purchase price, or enough to pay the
cost Of this suit and sale, cash in hand
on day Of sale; the residue to be paid
in two equal lnstallments with inter
est, purchaser being required to give
security on the deferred payments and
Ia lien will also be retained upon the
property to further secure said notes.
The purchaser may elect to pay all
Of the purchase price on day Of sale.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF July. 1907.
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ana upturned face. Then Wynkoop
drew silently back, and Hampton
closed the door notselessly.
''Well" he said, lnquiringly, what
does all this mean?"
net US sit down again." said the
minister, "and will try to make my
4 purpose sufficiently clear. am not
here to mince words, nor do I believe
! syo1ito be the kind Of man who would
respect me If l did. may say some
thing that will not sound pleasant, but
in the cause Of my Master l cannot
hesitate. You are an older man than
Mr.. Hampton; your experience in
Z life has doubtless been much broader
than mine, and 1t may even be that In
point Of education sou are likewise
my superior. Nevertheless, as the
only minister Of the gospel residing in
this community it is beyond question
/ my plain duty to speak few words to
you in behalf OF this young lady. and
her probable future. trust not to be
I offensive, yet cannot shirk the require
ments Of my sacred Office"
The speaker paused, somewhat dis.
concerted perhaps by the hardening OF
4 the lines in Hampton's face.
II go on. commanded Hampton,
Z Stersely, only let the preacher part
slideS and say just what you have to
Z otxy, &c mon IN man.
II prefer to do So" he continued.
ut will render my unpleasant task
much easier, and yield us both more
direct road to travel, ! have been
laboring on this field for nearly three
years. When / first came here you
were pointed out to me as most dan
gerous man, and ever since then |
have constantly been RECALLED BY the
stories Of your exploits / have known
you merely through such unfriendly
reports, and came here strongly pretu'
diced against you as a representative
Of every evil war against. We have
never met before, because there
deemed to be nothing in common be-
tween US; because had been led to
sdppose you to be an entirely different
man from what now believe you
are,'
Hampton stirred uneasily in his
i chair.
4 Shall l paint in exceedingly plain
words the picture given me Of you?"
There was no response, but the
4 speaker moistened his lips and pro.
ceeded firmly. 1T was that of pro.
fessional gambler. utterly devoid Of
mercy toward his victims; reckless
tighter. who shot to kill upon the least
proyocation; a man without moral
\ character; and from whom any good
action, was impossible, That was what
was said about you. Is the tale true@
n Hampton laughed unpleasantly, his
eyes grown hard and ugly.
q presume It must be-" he admitted,
with q quick side glance toward the
closed door, for the girl out yonder
thought about the same: Almost ex.
Seilent reputation To establish With
only ten years Of strict attend lance 70
wynk0op's graye tasei szpres red his
disapproyals
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COMMENT o. NEW REas oNA
vARlETY or TOPIC THE
FACTS aSs ST RL. iS
MoRs.
Cleveland Leader.

Cleveland Leader.
Dividends on stocks continue to be
paid in record.breadng sums. The
changes in rates are up. not down, with
hardly enough exceptions 10 put the
rule to the proof. The distribution Of
corporation earnings to stockholders
and bondholders does not justify any
phase of the vague pessimlsm which
has been so much In evidence. In the
last few months. in the talk Of a few
men Of note in the financial and com
nercial world.
1t is clear case Of facts against
rumors. Bankers note with growing
wonder the frequency with which their
depositors and borrowers report that
their own business is better than ever.
but they understand that trade is
dullD in some other line or some other
city. The trouble is always somewhere
else. 1t isn't definite, immediate, at
hand.
The wonder is that so much talk Of
impending depression or slackenlng Of
Industries and commerce has led to
Insignificant consequences. 1t seems
TO have done nothing more, at worst,
than prevent the general activity and
prosperity of the country from attain.
ing such proportions as might other
wise have been reached. It may be
that conditions which are now all that
could be desired by reasonable manu-.
facturers and merchants might been
still better IL the temper Of the finan'
clal world had been more sanguine, but
there has been singularty little in the
way of tangible results.
That is proof. In itself, of the extra.
ordinary strength OF the business sit
uatlon. Only solid foundations could
have upheld national prosperity
through so much vague distrust Of the
future, so much questioning Of the i'm,
mediate outlook.
Two Fixtures.
Indianapolis Star.
1t is curious thing that just when
we are having SO many ominous warn.
lngs about the encroachments of fed.
eraI power in defiance of popular
rights the federal courts should be as,
serttng the rights Of the Individual
against the aggressiveness OF State
prosecutions. 1t is true that in most
Of these Kentucky, Tennessee, Mis-.
souri, and North Carolina cases the
real defendant has been a railroad cor
Iporation, but the principal involved
is one in which the humblest citizen
Is Interested as well as the most col.
ossal corporation.
That principal is that the courts
until and unless they shall lose the
fearless and judicial habit which has
been their wont hitherto, will secure
TO every citizen those rights that have
been guaranteed him forever by our
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-31

I'll stop your pain free. To show
you frst-before you spend a penny
what my Pink Pain Tablets can do,
| will mail you free, a Trial Package
Of them-Dr. Shops Headache Tab
lets. Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache,
Period pains, etc, are due alone Ia
blood congestion, DR.. Shops Head
ache Tablets simply kill pain BY coax
ing away the unnatural blood pressure,
That Is all Address Dr. shoop, Ra'
cine, Wis. Sold BY p; a. BiiIlngslsa
q Cd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-31

Dan R. Hanna son Of the late sen!
ator. is about to erect costly monu-
ment of gray granite at his Cottage
Hill farm, Ravenna, to the memory
of Bapton Diamond, an imported bull
that was the pride of his famous short
horn stables and was a prize winner at
leading stock shows in the country.
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HARRY SHAW,
Special Commissioner.

l. R. B. Parrish, clerk Of the Inter
mediate Court, do certify that sale
Harry Shaw, special commissions
aforesaid, has given the bond before
me, With approved security, in the
penalty Of five hundred dollars, as re
CURED by the decree Of said court IN
said cause above mentioned.
Given under my hand this day
of July, 1907.
R. B. PARRISH, clrk
July II, "a, 81, Aug. :
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Angler-Hang it Is there dry
spot in this boat where can strike
match?
Boatman (who has been disappotnt,
ed regards refreshmenD = Try my
throat, slr!-Tid.Blts.
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Mrs. Newwed- Bridget, saw you
kiss that man.
Bridget-shure, mum; an yez
wouldn't resist an officer of the law,
would yez, mum?-Illustrated Bits. .
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to the estate of Thomas j
starn, deceased, or having accounts
against the said Thomas ]. starn es'
tate, will present the same to me fol-
settlement on or before the 1st day
Of October, 1907.
ELI WILSON,
Administrator.
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IhB Bank Of Fs!rm1-l.

II. i ATsoN, PFosld,nL
q sAYnEN. wee Ps,r'
WALTON MltLs1. s-,'-.
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July II, "a, 81. Aug. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-14
city Hospital Notes.

- ~
Miss Ball returned from nursing on
View street and went to the home OF
Mr.: and Mrs Nichols on Guffey street
10 nurse their daughter, Gretta who
IS Al gof typhoid fever.
(; a @fIiissS Flora Chip has returned from
shipnston where she had been nurs-
Ing Mrs. Ida Fighter.
Mrs: Me- Cray is not so well as she
was. ss5s5z
Miss Mulyaney has returned from
Morgantown where she was nursing
Mrs Guy Brown.
Sam Harras was dismissed Sunday.
adeldelda sliyestro was 4 surgical
patient from Austin admitted yester-
day.
Pasquale sagaci,5 Of Kingmont, was
admitted for treatment for typhoid te.
yer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-14
ALL LAME!|:. BACKS.
MIX THIS SIMPLE, HELPFUL RE.
Al, clPEs At 4 ME AND Try it,,
Z y ANYWAY.

Get from any prescription pharma.
cy the following:
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one.halt
ounce; Compound Kargon. one ounce;
Compound Syrup sarsaparilla. three
ounces
Shake well in a bottle and take a
teaspoonful dose after each meal and
at bedtime.
The above Is considered by m emil.
nent authority as the finest prescrip.
ton ever written to relieve Backache.
Kidney Trouble. Weak Bladder and all
forms of Urinary difficulties. This mix
ture acts promptly on the eliminative
tissues Of the Kidneys, enabling them
to filter and strain the uric acid and
other waste matter from the blooa
which causes Rheumatism.
Some persons who suffer with the
affections may not feel inclined to
place much confidence in this sim,
pie mixture, yet those who have
tried 1t say the results are simply sur
prising, the relief being effected with
out the slightest injury to the stomach
or other organs.
Mix some and give It trial. It GER.
tainIy comes highly recommended, 1t
is the prescription OF an eminent all,
thority, whose entire reputation, is is
said, was established by 1t.
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Reddy Mack's.


Time of halves. 90 and 10; touch
downs. Stone, dillingham; and L. Mich
ael; goals, List; referee, Kinsey. At
tendance, 100.
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GRANT DISTRICT SCHOOLS.


The Teachers Reading Circle win
meet at sfonongah saturday October
10. 80 u. M and remain IN session
two hours All The teachers tn tbs
district are expected TO be there a
welcome Is extended to all who mag
wish TO attend from other schools.
i Mr.. E. h. Parker, Of the Fifth ward
school, will deliver an address to the
,teachers.
The board appointed Mrs. NJ. NJ,
Hoibert ami Mrs. Alice Hanley trrs.
.teeso the Red sclloo. perhaps these
are the first lady trustees to- be APP
pointed in the State.
as district truant officer, / shall ex.
pcct to enforce the law and have all
children Of compulsory age so to
school this ;nrm.
In my visits last week I fini the
change in text books Is hindering the
proper organization OF the schools
and hope the school patrons will Eet
the books as soon as, possible SO al
may begin together.
81, II. L DAVIS.
olst.ict Superintendent.
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FII'sSl..gVlId.:
ParentK.. IMe..e.tllnaL.
!. !. 4. I. Z. 4

The parents, meeting which viii e
held al die First ward school this
evening BY the principal and teach;
Eers promises to be sas very enjoyable
atfair The principal and teachers
greatly desire the preesnce Of the
parents this evening. The new seats
have been placed in the auditorium
mud Will be in readiness for the even.
ing. Music viii be furnished during
the evening and a short informal pro-
sgramme WILDE rendered. q
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Went. ;toSWlnch.es,ter. ).

M. and Mrs! H. F. Robinson, Miss
Gertrude Waters and Mrs. Clarence
Robinson left to-day for Winchester.
Va. where they will attend the wed.
ding OF Miss Blanche Bowel and
Mr.. Frank Robinson which will take
place Wednesday, evening at four
O'clock
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Personals.

Rev. Campbell has moved from
Forksburg to tho property on State
street vacated by Mr.. Joe Robinson
and family.
Mrs. George .Frum, of Morgantown,
was the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs: Newton Morrow, Sunday.
Miss Eva Barnes is very i'll of ty.
phold fever at her home on East Park
avenue. Mrs. Lop E. Barnes. who is
III bofs the same disease, continues 10
improve.
Nj. j B. Robinson returned to-day
from Morgantown where he had been
the guest of his son, Mr.. Joe Robin
son. He left this afternoon for Tun-
melton, where he will visit his sister,
Mrs: a.. y. Boniaeld.
Mrs. sRebecca knight arrived Satur.
day from indianapolis, Md. where she
had been visiting her son, Mr.. Charles
Knight, for several weeks. Her grand
sol. Mr.: Charles Knight ,shrlluhCvv
! son, Mr.. Andrew knight, accompanied
her home.
Mr. E: C. Scott has returned. from q
weeks stay at Oakland. Md.
air.3ana Mrs. Charles G. Gould will
return tomorrow from two weeks
visit with Mr.. Gould's mother, at Ra.
fsvenswood. 7.
Y Mrs: Priscilla Mortified returned
from a visit at West Union and Sa.
lem to-day.
Mt. Writ Brown was tho guest of
relatives in Harrison county Sun.
! day..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gaskins anil
Bslaughter,,s Permelia, Of Smithtow
Mr.. Charley Gaskins. of Washington.
sfD.s Gu. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gas
kins; OF High street. were the guests
sof Mr.. and Mrs. s. R. Jacobs Sunday.
Mr. G, E. Harden returned Satur.
day evening from two weeks visit
at SElklns, Salem and Bristol.
Miss McBee, Of Ravenswood, was
the city Saturday en- route to Forks.
bprg, where she will teach school.
ss Mrs. Mary Hartman, Of Trlune, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Travis,
ofHaymond street.
Mr.. Bert Bennett, Of Morgantown,
spent Sunday in this city the guest
otsreiatlyes.
Mr. Floyd Morris has gone to Gin.
s CHINA where he will be employed for
some time. X X; f 3T
NJ, Clyde Riggs and Mr.. S. L. ia.
Scobs spent Sunday at Mr.. Riggs home
at Gray's Flat
Rev: R. s.. Boggs will go to Graf.
ton tomorrow to spend the day.
afr. Carl Springer has returned
from Union where he had been spend
thg his vacation with his mother, Mrs.
VIOLA Springer,
Air. and Mrs Ernest Hawkins spent
Sunday with Mrs. Hawkins brother,
Mr.. Ray Harden, of the; Fourth ward.
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Has Changed His colors.

A New York newspaper used to car
toon ouigg us dog, but it remained
for Attorney WINS to differentfate the
color OF the animal.-Rochcster Her.
aid.
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.ENeWsc ountyI School Rooka.

Just adopted By the County school
book board can be bought cheap by
bringing In yonr old Meg lify's Read.
ers6 and Spoilers; also Rays Arlthme.
ties. TO the 81, e N
GLoBE BOOK STORE,
II Watson Hotel Bldg.
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Not:ee to Subscribers.

my city suDscriner missing the
West Virsinian can optain duplicate
copy from the office by ringing 81
Consolidated o. Cs Bell. not Letter than
200 p. N. 1t is the aim Of the Cir.
lation Department to maintain a
high standard Of service and the co.
operation OF patrvns3is solicited in re-
porting any Irregularities. IT,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-14
REDDY MACK
is A WINNER NO MATTER WHAT
THE GAME OR WHERE 1T is
PLAYED.

The Mrogantown Athletic Club foot.
ball team was too weak for the Reddy
Macks. The Reldy team piled up a
score OF 1G to 0:
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Notice..

This is to notify all parties concern.
ed that Mrs. Fannie K. Jackson is not
under my care and I am not respon-
siblc and will refuse to pay any and
all debts she may contract on my ae-
count.
]. SANDS JACKSON.
Oct. 10th, 1907.
Fresh Oysters Mt Robb's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-06
ROBBERS Do A.
BOLD stunt IN
FURS At E. CT,

Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 5-After
hiring livery rig from O'Connor Bros.
of Grand Forks, and stating that they
were going to Emerald, FOUR, burglars
drove to Creokston Wednesday night
and stole $4,000 worth of furs from
the store of the Minnesota Fur COM
pany. They returned with the plum
der early this morning, it was ascer-
tanned, unloadsd the goods in East
Grand Forks and disposed of 1t by hid
ing It or shipping it out Of the city.
Sensational developments are prom
ised, as it is charged that several
persons saw the goods being drayed
around to the rear door of q saloon,
where it was unloaded and repacked in
trunks. The plumber is believed to be
concealed somewhere in East Grand
Forks The holiness OF the robbers
Is apparent when it is known that
two policemen patrol Demars avenue
and the Drawing took place at about
o'clock lii the morning and at a
time when 1t would be natural for
some suspicion To be attached TO such
proceedings, especially when the rob.
berry was discovered before naadnighi
and the police Of East Grand Forks
and Grand Forks were notified