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New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
s.. Paul. Minneapolis and Return

via the North Line the direct double track
biocic signal electric lighted North West
ern electric lighted Duluth Superior
Limited Direct connection In Union Stations at 81
paul and Minneapolis with all lines to points north
and northwest. Ask ticket agents for particulars.
r. NJ JOHNSON, General Agent. c. & N W. Ry,
aGl Broadway. New York, N. T.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
LEAGUE CONVENTIONS.

The following dates for local conventions were
fixed yesterday by the executive committee of the
committee of the Independence League. Mr..
Hearst was present al the meeting coming directly
from the jamestown exposition.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
MR.. FAIRBANKS ON HIS WAY HOME.

San Francisco. Sept. 4-Vtce- President Fairbanks
went to Palo Alto to-day where ne addressed Stan
ford University students He started for the East
tonight.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
SAFE AND SURE

The anurins proposition OF pro-
moter does not always turn out TO Dc
an investment. A first mortSaSe,
guaranteed by this Company, coserins
New York City real estate, is the high
est form of tax-free, care-free invest
ment. The interest is not as hi8n as
the promises OF a promoter, but IL
is SURE, as is also the return OF the
principal.
No inuestor has evsr lost q dollar.
BoED1HoR1GAGE GuARuTne
Capital and Surplus. S5,5oo, ,oo0
Iz6 Broads1S, lew York.
l7sNe&ssn 81, Brooklyn
50 rsasoa 8. Sanasee
New-York tribune., 1907-09-05
DUTY OF REPUBLICANS.

Continued from first page
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The expression cas- cunning as n fox
has passed into the language. but as is
the case with most extra cute gentle
men, there are occasions WHOM Master
Reynard ovcrreaches himself Amy yis-
it0r 10 the country who BIAS over e.-
amIUod "a chicken house iu the middle
of @ loll has probably noticed two OF
three short pieces of cham hanging
over tle hole bg which the fowl auter.
Although tley form uo obstacle to th8
birds who push their way ln without
the fautest d.mculy they win iufalI-
bly prevent q FOX from uIdng tho
house The latter in h.s superior wis
dom takes Them 90 Doe "a trap for his
capture and although he may SID ont
side huuwy "Hekiug DIS cboH uotl-
lng win Induce him no put h.ad
through the chains. truly of a
little learning being a dangerous Thing,
-Peauops Weekly ,.ae.
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Don't Let Your
Piles Grow
Every Hcmorrhoidal Ulcer IS a Fertile
Field for Cancer and other
Deadly Diseases.
TRIAL PACKAGE FREE.

Constipation unchecked brings n-
Hammation inflammation hceets piles
and piles GOO often superluducc JUNIORS
Of malignant nature.
Piles COR hcmorrhOId5I rarely kIl
but they cruso more agony iu "a ta"
minutes than much moro serious
trouble
They arc easy 20 cure it you get al
o. right
An operation with Jhe knife p dan
cerous. aeDuiziug and rarely "A per-
manent SUCCESS.
There is just one way 90 oe cured
one sure way painicssly aad pr
vatcly- and tha. is with Pyramid
Pile CITc
We win mail "a free package 90 aiI
who write
70 viii Give you instant relief and
start you on the way go "a periec.
cure
Thea You can gel O. iuIl sized box
from ans druggist Tor 50 cents, and
often one box cures
insist ON having what yOu call for
Just send you name and address
t0 Pyramid DRUG Go. 3I Pyramid
Building. Marshall Mich and re
ceiye free bY return mail the trial
package in ulain wrapper
All drusg.ats 80 cents Write to
day Tor "a fIee package.
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Personnel of FirSf ~Efafe
Le6islafZ4re.

Tulsa.
Johnston & Coar c. A. skeen Of Wa,
panucka.
Forum
Pontotoc g Seminole. Edgar S. Rat.
iiT of Ada.
Pittabcrg & Hughes: Ben F. Harri.
son of Calvin
Payne & Pawnee: Geo. d. Hudson OF
Gushing.
Ponawatomie & Lincoln: H. G. stet
mund, of Chandler
ScQ1oyal d LeFlore: E A. Moore OF
OkIodge.
Washita K Custer L. L. Reeve Of
Din
Republicans in the House.
Alfalfa. W. II II. Allen of Goltry.
I Beaver: pr. Abel !. Sands of Kuowlss
B!1iue: W. IT, Bowdre of Watonga.
Dewey: W. S. Smith of Selling.
Garicld: CD j. NJ. Porter of Enid.
klnghsher: Harvey Utterbach Of
Kiugfsher.
Lincoln; James Lockwood McLCud.
Z Logan: CD J. s. Shear and w. II.
Chappoi of Guthrie, and Dr. Her
bert r. Stasner of Coyle
Me- p: Joe sherman of Estrlle.
/ No5'0. Cnas Frasier of Red Rock.
Oklahoma (D c. G. Jones Of Oklaho-
ma City and c.. r. Day of Edmond.
! Ol,mulgee: w. C. McAdoo Of Okmul-
gee.
Wagner; A. D. orcutt Of Coweta.
Pictorial.
Alfalfa g. Grant: ]. B. Evans Of
| Pond Creek
iGarneld e Kingasher: Eugene A.
Watrous Of Enid
Democrats IN the Senate.
First: j. S. Morrison, of Hooker
Second % r. g. Echols Of Elk City
/ and 40 -. Agee of Putmau
! Fourth Frank Mathews Of Mangum
Fifth: Thomas Moore Of Olustee.
Sixth: CD r. A. Bnlups of Corden
and j. j. Williams Of Weatherford
Eight: p S Gouldng of Enid
Ninth: CD Edmond Brazeu OF La
mont and Sylvester Soldani ol
Ponca City
{ Tenth Henry s. Johnson o. Perry.
! Eleventh Clarence Davis Of Bristow
/ Thirteenth; NJ. T. Eggerman of Shaw
nee; S. A. Cordell Of Chandler
I Foul teenth; (2) Roy Stafford OF Ok
J lahoma City, and w. II. Johnson OF
Calumet
Fifteenth: CD Geo. o. Johnson OF vt
Cobb and L. X. Taylor Of Chickasha
/ Seventeenth: t2J j. Elmer Thomas
Of Iawton and d. NJ. Smith, Of
Duncan.
IEIghteenu: (2) J, c. Graham. OF
Marietta and J. c. Little Of Sui
phur.
| Nineteenth: (2) r. p. Wynne oil
Lexington and IT. S. Blair OF Katie
Twentieth: T. +. Meminger of AtokR
and Jesse II. Matchett OF Meade.
f. Twenty-frst: e. T. Sorrels Of Milton
| ITwnty second: II. IL. Holman of We
tumka.
lTwenty-third: r. NJ. Roddie OF Ada.
l1wenty-fourth: w. p, Stewart o
Auuers
Twenty-ffth: W. NJ. Redwins Of Me
Alestnr..
Tweny-sixth: W. NJ Franklin OF Ma
dill
| Twenty seventh: CD e. e. Brook o
! Muskogee and Campbell Russell o
Warner.
! ITwentyeighth: Dr. p c, Conn o
Cans.
Tweutyninth: j N. Keys Of Pryo
Creek
p IThrueth: u. NJ Landrum. Of Tale
quah.
Thirty-nrst. ]. p Yeager Of Tulsa
, Thirtythird. D. IT. Strain of Wan1
Republicans in the Senate.
lThird A. d. Updesgalf of Fair va
ley
lgcrouth: r. S. Curd OF Aline
Twelfth: Harper S. Cunningham q
Guthrie.
lSAteeDb Emory ID. Browulce O
Kupdsber
Thrtysecoad. H. T.. r. Stanford q
. Okmulgee.
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M g. 1tAPP. Clerk.
By. CARL H. RICE, Deputy
j. u. BURKE.
Chairman

Guthrie. OKLA, November l1t tHNt'
The Roard of County Commission
ers met i'm the office of the County
Clurk pursuant TO adjournment ON
missioners Burke. Swank and Favor
biug present
The report of tho County Clerk for
the period beginning on the list day
of October. 1907 and ending on the
14h day of November. 1907 for fees
collected was approved.
Thereupon the Board entered into
and executed a contract with j. J.. Nc
Koown. who WAS appointed County
Auditor bv this Board heretofore ON
tha 23rd day Of October, 1907, to AUDIT
and report on conduct of the Offices ol
sheriff, County Treasurer Register oi
Deeds and County Clerk mp To and In
cluding the 10th day OF November
1907 for the sum Of $500 per diem,
70 be paid by county warrants drawn
on the salary fund of said county
The following accounts were then
taken mp and considered by this
Board their action on each OF which
Is set forth in The following list:
Contingent Fund.
No. $40. Ramsay Bros. Mdso. Claim
ed S3S.25. Allowed $3S.25.
No SAB. Ruemmili Braun co, Ice
Tor County, Claimed $5.65, Allowed
s5G5
No. $50. J. b. Fairfield, Coal to Jail,
Claimed $3.50. Allowed $3.50.
No. 551. Guthrie Ice and Fuel co,
Ice to County, Claimed 1892; Allowed
$3.50.
No. sec Chas e. Wageoner, Coyote
Bounty Claimed $500; Allowed $500.
No 5G4. Chas Seely Extra compen.
sation for delinquent tax record, Claim
ed $4,000; Allowed $4,000.
Salary Fund
No 595 NJ e Trapp. Salary and
Deputy hire, Claimed $7736; Allowed
No. 594 NJ. p. Trapp, Incidentals
and postage, Claimed $4,000; Allowed
/ 5000
No. 5a3. David Swanl,, Services as
Com. Claimed Sl3G75; Allowed Sl3G'
75
No 592. J. d. Burke Services as
Com Claimed $63.25; Allowed S63.2o
No 5g1. John B Favor Services as
Com Claimed S132.25; Allowed $l82
25.
No 5G5 NJ. r. Trapp Deputy and
Tax roll. Claimed S2lGG6; Allowed
/ s2lGGG
/ Poor Funu.
40 8O3 w. r Kimberly Expert Tes
umony. Claimed $500; Allowed $500
No. 547. d. stevens, Insanity Board
Claimed Sl4O0; Allowed $l4O0.
No $50 ". r Kiucaid, Mdse. for
Poor Claimed S92S; Allowed s92S
No. 553 l.. G Ross Care Of Poor
/ Claimed $1,000, Allowed $500
No. 554 Boedecker Bros Mdso TOT
Poor Claimed 1925: Allowed S92o
No SCI - stevens. Insanity Board
Claimed 500: Allowed s70o
No. 567. d stevens. Insanity Board
! Claimed 800; Allowed $500.
No SOS S j. Favor, Mdse To- Poor
Claimed g2S0o. Allowed $26OO
30. 57l d. stevens, Insanity Board
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Proceedings Of the Beard
of County Commission
erS of Logan County.

Guthrie. Okla. November 6. 1907.
The Board of County Commission
ors met in the office ol the County
CHrl pursuant to adjournment Com
missiolers Burke. Swank and Favor
being present
I'm the mstter of the AHeu-YoGng
road in the Sc ~ Section aG Town
ship 16 North OF Range ] West, Com
missioner Swalk moves nat iu as
much as said road has been used by
The county FOR several years by yirtge
of an agreement by ANA between q. r..
Young and the Board of County Com
InissiGers of Logan County, wherein
the said Board paid TO said Young the
sum OF $4,000 i'm warrants on the
Road and Bridge Fund of said county
fer damages incurred by said road
| therefore the road overseer of the
road district wherein said road is site
/ uatcd should be and Is hereby ordered
| aad instructed to- open up, establish
and maintain said road as provided
! 10y law Watch motion is unanimous
/ ly carried and Sc is so ordered
Tncreupon The Board entered into
and exec"ted a contract with G.. II.
/ Pttman to have an investigation OF
/ the county records made by said Pitt
man &, ascertain the names of persons
] snd descriptions Of property which has
es,eped the payment of the full
aIomt of taxes due said county and
that me shall make diligent effort to
| collect or cause to De collected said
taxes and as com pelsau3n for said
! services said Pit,man snail receive
fifty per celt of all amounts cole ted
or caused to be collected.
The tax petition of NJ. j. Scott ask
! inc for the cancellation of the last one
half of the 1906 tax ON lot Us block q
Mulhal. oklahoma as same is the
prop rty of the order of l. o. o. p.
was approved.
Commissioner Favor moves that the
Couty Clerk be and he is hereby in-
swcted. to- return TO the persons. sub.
IuiJtiug same. the insurance policies
ON the new court house and order
same cancelled; and that the claims
filed for the premium on said insur-
ance policies be and the same are
hereby rejected which motion is un-
animously carried and It is so ordered.
1bereupou The Board adjourned TO
November 9, 1851
ATTEST:
N. E. TRAPP, Clerk.
By. CARL l.. RICE, Deputy
j H. BURKE.
Chairman.
gYttrio Okla Noyrrnhpr @ 1907
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Claimed s7.00: Allowed $500.
supply Fund.

Claimed S700. Allowed $500.
supplv Fund.
~. -D ~ cr,y ,5dgc for conn.
C,.,,l,.i elo4. tila,,..l etoo
N'"'' 49,.
no, 'to' n. >. One"ul'' l,..ll ''"'' O'''''''0
SlV.'0' Allowed @lV.'''
Road and Bridge Fund
no. san Day Bros Mdse for Co.
Claimed $500. Allowed $500
No SAP. Emil l.. Iurachl. Mdso for
GO. Claimed $3.50. Allowed $3.50.
no 5I5. J. p. BiahblnEer Mdso. for
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Prices-Sl50, Sl00, 75c, soc
and 25c
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III E TBAPP Cierk
Bv CARL T.. RICE Deputy
j. D.. BURKE
Chairman

OUTWI0 Okla" N0T0N0 ~ T7I'
The Board OF County Commission
er- mef in the Office of rhe County
CErt pursuant to adjournment Com
missioue.s Burke and Favor pei4s
present
Thererpon rhe Manhattan Construc
lion C0nmpay presents to The Board
n nmioadoi for an order i9 deliver
10 ad company. court House Wan
rants Number lsi 20 2Go 100 iusive
now held nescr0w by the Niii7naI
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Court House Claimed s5l9l2; Allow
ca S5f912
80. COS a. Ellison Inspector Court
House Claimed Sl05.6o; Allowed
S105.G0.
Salary Fund.
No. GOO j. H. McKgown. Services
as Co. Auditor Claimed Sl1500; "A
lowed Sil5.00
Road and Bridge Fund.
NO. 573. a. u Shuemau. Bridge work
Claimed S46S.16; Allowed S46S76.
ATTEST:
Nj. h. TRAPp. Clerk.
By CARL L. RICE. Deputy.
j. r. BURKE,
Chairman
The tax petition OF w B Wiokham
asldug for the ancCllation of the 1906
/ tax against the block numbered Us i'm
Belyeas Addition as same is The prop
erty of th Childreus Home Society
was approved
7hcreupon the Board adjourned TO
/ November "a. 1907
/ LATEST.
NJ 70 TRAPP. Clerk
BY CARL l.. RICE. Deputy.
j. J.. BURKE,
Chairman
Guthrie. Okla, November "a, 1907
Tho Board of County Commissions
crs met I'm the office of the County
/ Cl rk pursuant to- Adjournment Com
Imissiolcrs Barke. Svank and Favor
benl present
Tdereupon the Board ajjourncd to
/ November O.. 1907
ATTEST.
M g. 1EAPP. Clerk
By. CARL l.. RICE. Deputy
D. BURKE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-04
Immense Work
Done by Railroads
Last Year

There has been considerable discus
sion among shippers and railroad men
on the address delivered by Mr.. Ash
ley j. Elliott, manager of the Illinois
and Iowa Car Service Association, Pc.
oria, Ill. at the recent annual conven.
ton of the Northwest Lumbermen's
Association. held at Minneapolis. Mr..
Elliott WAS the principal speaker and
what he said was regarded by mem,
bers of the convention as forceful and
logical ana seems to have met with
general approval.
Mr.. Elliott in the course OF his adj
dress made number of suggestions
as to the best way TO cope with the
iperplexing problem OF car. shortage
throughout the country, which he ex,
planned Is causing considerable tncon.
venience tc the railroads and shippers
alike
The Northwestern Lumbermen's As
ISOLATION is made up of shippers who
are constantly and quite extensively
using the railroads as means Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-04
SOME SUGGESTIONS ON
CAR SHORTAGE QUESTION

|. ID . B. T. o. .
transportation. Mr.. Elliott confined
his remarks to offering suggestions
to all shippers, which, II carried OUT,
would greatly facilitate the handling
of the vast and enormopsly-increased
traffic Of the railroads. While it was
admitted that, in some instances, rail-
roads have not adequate rolling stock
to handle their business, It is believ-
ed that by promptly unloading a car
and returning IT to the railroad for
use in transporting other shipments,
a material step will be made toward
improving the ear shortage situation.
Mr.. Eliiott said that another serious
obstacle frequently encountered by
the railroads Is the lack Of sufficient
storage facilities by large manufactur.
ers throughout the country. Frequent.
ty large industrial corporations IN.
crease their plants to from three to
ave times their original size, but in
few instances are the storage and.
warehouse facilities increased proper.
tionately. In some instances, said Mr.
Elliott, shippers will use freight cars
for storage prior to fixing the price
of the shipment and then. too, cars
are often detained by merchants while
TO dispose Of the shipments
no Jobbers and pending the re-consign.
ment to their customers- All these
little delays on the part of shippers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-04

gre frequently the cause Of congestion
at the slipping point, while en- route.
aud ve,v seriously blocks sidtngs. ne
cessitatfng the railroads doing consid.
cradle Unnecessary switching of cars.
II closer attention were paid to this
particular phase Of transportation, the
railroads would be enabled to use a
great deal of its motive power, requir-
ed to npathis shifting. for hauling its
trains.
z Mr.. FL lott, who Is regarded as an
expert in his particular branch of rail-
road ops. ation, said that in his opin-
ion a safe remedy for the existing DIFF.
ficulties would be to $40 business Of,
the Hotc; European plan-order what
You want and pay for what you get.
He also said that it was but fair that
when a shipper prevents the continu-
Gus carriage OF a car from shipping
point TO, its destination. he should be
compelled to pay charge for SO do.
ing. III this way manufacturers and
. u T.
merchants doing large business. and
having hut a small siding, probably
large enough TO accommodate two OF
three cars. would enlarge their faciff
ties in order to do away with the
switching charges. Then. too. the
merchant and iobber would not load
cars 10 anticipation OF an Immediate
sale; and the commission merchant
and the jober Will also find his Gus.
toner before the goods are shipped
and avoid charges fos resconsignment
In the closing remarks of his adj
dress Mr. Elliott cited the disadvan-
tuges hat would be encountered We're
all shippers able TO obtain as many
cars as hey desired. and at once. Us
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-04
sun day school A.tenaanee.

One l'''rdred and twenty scholars
were lr attendance at the Diamond
street NJ e. Church Sunday morning;
60 at the First ". RI. and 45 at the
Palatine BAPTIST. The Baptist church
has rmsli school and an attendance
Of as Is very good. rhe series of SER
mons by the pastor; Rev. II. B. Law
Ter. on srhe New Things of the King
DOM are proving very Interesting in
deed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-04

FIRST Ward
west vireinian gurea, a

Va
West virginian Bureau.
Mr. yol stealey Is at EIlxins for a
snort visit before going to Gassaway,
.here he win be employed In the rail.
road shops with his father.
Kew. r. D. Lawler. pastor Of the
Paiatine Baptist Church. retnrned to
Norsantown this morning. where he
Is attending the University.
Mr.. Joseph Harden. Of smithtown,
was the guest of his brother, Mr.
Thomas d. Rardan, Friday.
Prof. s. O. Bond returned Saturday
from few days visit at Lost Creek,
Harrison county.
Miss Nan Cox. OF Montana, spent
Sunday a. her home ON Guffey street.
Miss olIvette Bowers returned to.
day to her home at McKeesport, Pa,
after weeks visit with Mrs. ,Clar.
ence d. Robinson, OF Merchant street.
Mr.. james Stone. Of Pennsboro. was
the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. D. s..
Boggs Saturday. I. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hixon, of Terra
Alta, is visiting friends In the First
ward los few dnys 4,
Mrs. Wesley Satterneld, Of Market
street, is still confined TO her home
by illness.
Rev. Is. F. Rodgers. Of Merchant
street. is very sick.
Mrs. lanes Thomas has recovered
from : months Illness Of grippe.
Mrs :. c. steaiey is very much inn
proved.
Mr.. 3 ,. Jones, Of Watson. was call.
ed to Glover's Gap Saturday by the
serious Illness OF Ills father-in.law,
Mr.. J. d. Horner. Mrs. zones and chill
dren are guests of the formers sister.
Mrs. f. II. Rrummagel Of Market
street
Mr.. Thomas Hoult IS able to be out
after few days illness OF grippe.
Mrs. Robert Hayhurst, Of Taylor
county. left for her home to-day after
short visit with her brother, Mr.. t.
b, Henderson, and MIS-. u. II. McTin.
ney. 4.
Mrs. G. D. Harden, who has been
sick since the first Of January, is now
able to be up.
Mrs. j. w. Landen and children, Of
Newton street. are home from a visit
with friends at Gutterman.
Mr.. Dale Barthoicw. who was call
ed hero by the Illness Of his mother,
Mrs. Mary Bartholow, returned to his
work at Fafrvfew Sunday.
Miss Dove Jones lis Visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. WI; r. Hill.
berry, at Kingmont.
Mr.. Charles Stevens continues quite
IN at his home on Raymond street.
Master Fred Boy srs sim continues
tc Improve, s.s
Mrs, Goche Is stili very sick at the
home OF her sister. Mrs G. ]. cordray.
Of Diamond street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-04
how,s rhis2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of catarrh That can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrn, Cure.
F. J. cHENNEY 8 Co, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and financial
ly able TO carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
wALpING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo; o.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken inter
nelly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75e
per bottle. Sold by ali Druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for con.
stipation. M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-04
The Work Tells
of Convention
HAD PROFITABLE TIME AT MA.
TioNAL EDUCATIONAL Asso.
CATION MEETING.

WHEELING, March a sapering
tendent Of schools n. .. Work return.
ed Saturday from Chicago, where he
attended the convention of the dc.
partment of super'ntendence Of the
National Educational association. sp
perintendent Work described 1t as one
Of the most successful educational
conferences he had yet attended
There were between twelve and fif.
teen hundred superintendent and
principals theer fromali parts Of the
country, from both large cities with
their splendid systems and the small.
er towns Of the country.
The other departments OF the Ma
tdonal EDUCATIONAL Association hold
their conventions annually during the
first week in July. but the department
of superintendent meets separately,
usually holding its conventions during
the last week In February. as was
do-e this year. The sessions Of the
ciif ensions were held in the Fine
Arts building, which is very close to
the Auditorium hotel.
"a ,,,,,,,,,. - ....'..',
mn ~ nc 80 VIZ saNeii
,,srt ura,,. ~ saia 2,
ven zion. There was no particular
,sa ,es,as az ~ u,sSussion, eae
N n,,sS Tha,, .,.ae I. .o.s -, . wns
one d,v hs,n,, nsaa ,s'. ts,4. = s.oups'
r-ronn ana ano,ha, 90. ,,,sst ~
eronn q, Tsaasa,. ..es 1 gu,
snbiect - da,ao,,ss .,',,,s..s go. ~, ~ ~.
dear mnta ~ sth s.,,,,s,,,i -. ~.
aeeeetive a,so tsos, ,,a,a,S az -
,an,ai,v r;ra.snt s,,s.... - ~ . s.'
tho Iso,ut,on :, th,s ~. 80 -. ~
fered n sona - tha ,a.,.as :. .,., -
thev have snao,as sshao,s &c. . a. AZ
feo, ,v, 7oh,,ara, l., -.
ton,ion q g.. - ..,i 49, -,
,,,aa,a. T., -. ., 80
IN ,,n.r dad .aor,s ~ IT. nt ~. Aa ~
s...i,a' ,ahn,s.a., ~ - ~. -, - W
in which they are xyaal, yto,o,sf ,hx,
ar,.n are n ,ness go snse ,s,0s ssn sa.a.
given co,,rses q dise,nl,na Manna,
trainine was one ~ the snssest,ans
offesred as a remedy ,or /, ,s maI,
Known fact that White manv ch,,srer
are. NOT a. strong menta, rover .asx
o,tcn possess eonslderable sk,,, II
manual labor IN carnenter,n, ansi
neering. etc
Better Teachers
.Better teachers, was aro.ber ~
the subjects considered and yar,o,,s
ma+hoas were sngpasted sor ra,sinc
The standard Of Teachers We snent
n ercst deal az m. fine In y,stttr a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-04
Miasionary soeiety.

The woman's Foreign Missionary
Society win meet Tuesday evening al
the home Of Mrs. William Cray on
Newton street at seven-tbirty Each
member is earnestly requested to Come
and brIss a friend
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-04
Committee Appointed.

Rev. G. w. Bent. Miss Lucy Barnes
and Mrs. f. NJ. Cox were appointed
by the Sunday school to procure al
suitable programme for the Easter ex.
ercises to be held at the Diamond
street church. iii
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-04
ST. Patrickas Box Supper.

The rocahontas Lodge win hold a
st. Patrick's Day Box Supper about
The seventeenth Of March at their
hall on Merchant street. Particulars
viii be nnnounced later.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-04
CRY Aesplt.a.l.

Miss Anna sturms. Of Rarraclsyille,
was medical patient dismissed Sat.
urday. ay5
Mrs. Isaac Hawkins, Of Rural Route
No. 3. as a typhoid fever patient adj
mitted Sunday afternoon
/. DR.. c. F. Boyers, ST. has returned
70 his home on Fairmont avenue, after
an illness OF flve weeks at the hos
pitai NJ,
Miss inez Hughes and Edith Rod
gers, VIII have been quite sick, are
improving.
Mira. Walter Robertson, q surgical
patient Is improving