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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20
"A SQUARE DEAL

you you buy DR. Perce Family Medicines
for air the ingredients into them printed bottle
and their
and you paying for and that the
gradients gathered from being
the most valuable native medicinal growing
forests While potent perfectly
the most delicate and children.
Not drop Of alcohol their composition
agent IS used both Tor extracting and the medicinal principles
used in them tplerefned gycerne proper strength
This agent intrinsic medicinal properties of on being
most valuable antsepc and anferen soothing
demucent.
dyeerine plays important Golden Med
m Discovery indigestion dyspepsia and weak stomach
attended by heartburn breath poor
appetite gnaNng feeling derange
ments of the stomach, liver and bowels
Besides curing all distressing ailments Med
ca Discovery specific all diseases the
catar whether Of the nasal passages the
pelvic organs Even its Lucrative will yield
Sign remedy its use be pesevered In Chronic caah of the
Nasal passages taking the Golden Discovery
for the constitutional cleanse freely
two or three times day with Dr. Sages caarrh Remedy This
thorough of generally worst cases
In coughs and hoarseness caused by bronchial luna
affections its advanced uCoden
Medical Discovery" remedy those o
hang caused by irritation congestion the bon-
membranes The Dscovery is not so good for acute
coughs arising from sudden colds
sumption in its advanced medicine will do
the obstinate anon chronic coughs which, neglected badly
treated lead the best medicine
If the sweet taste of the Discovery caused by the gycen
disked few drops of lemon lime
dose will make it agreeable and pleasant slightest
interfere with its beneficial effects
It's insult your intelligence endeavor to
palm off naknoa place Dr.
Peces world famed medicines which COMPOSITION
Most dealers recommend Peces medicines they know
what they made of and that the ingredients employed among
the valuable that medicine like purposes Of
The of leading physicians who
mend them they know exactly they their
ingredients the best known cure
the several diseases for which these medicines
With tricky dealers different.
Something else that pays little greater profit urged
Upon good hardly afford
substitute without any particular
record of place of Dr. Perces medicines which
of
You know what and the dealers supply
Insist Mbou H.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20
New Man at Inc counter.

Mr.. ]. F. Williamson. of New street,
after prospecting at other points over
the country for business cite, finds
old and tried friends more to be de.
sired than new ones. and so has pur.
chased the VIM. Roger grocery on Mar.
ket street, OF which he took posses,
sion yesterday. Mr.. Williamson is
well known in ths mercantile bust.
ness by the people of the First ward,
and will be glad to welcome his old
friends, and any new ones they may
bring along. at his new stand where
he will endeavor to supply their
household wants and treat them with
due consideration as in the past.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20
Another chanae.

John Stanley. the i,arness merchant
OF water street. has traded his home
property on State street, 70 G. "
Louden, Of colfax, for the Iatter.s farm,
OF 30 acres, in Union district. The
exchange viii take place At once, Dir.
stan.ey moving to the farm to-mor
row and Mr.. Louden moving into the
city the day following. In the mean
time. Mr.. W. H. Hawkins. of colfax,
has .atten charge of Mr.. stanleyt
store. where he will take up the shoe.
repair work Of the former on his own
account, while selling out the stocu
of harness supplies at reduced prices.
Farmers might do well to drop in and
profit ly the change made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

obey the law. 1t may be claimed
that the people out in the country are
not interested in this matter but that
is mistake. Fairmont is the heart
of Marion county and the arteries OF
the system are the telephones. rural
routes, trolleys and railroads and just
anything that affects the heart eff.
fects the whole body, so anything that
corrupts Fairmont Is carried through
these arteries to the county and cor.
rupts the whole body. which is Marion
county. May the temperance people
have better success next time.
Read the Daily west vlrginlnn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

West Nlrginian Bureau
HouIT, March ls.-we are rather
late getting around With our budget
Of news owing to The rush Of spring
work. While our village may have
It's full quota Of gossip there Is no
community where there is less of idle
ness. Everybody seems to have some
thing 10 do and no time TO attend to
other peoples business.
The beautiful springlike weather
of the last few days has seemed to
infuse new life into every one and all
are busy doing the many things to be
done on every farm in early spring.
Flowing, building and repairing fences,
pruning fruit trees, ct ceteree, in fact
we are just now living the strenuous
life for this sort OF weather awakens
the dormant instincts of nature and
we all want to become farmers. Even
the man cooped up in city Office
longs for few square yards of moist
soil to dig in. even II for no more
laudabie purpose than to procure a
can of fish bait
Hoult has had to take some of the
Inconvenience caused by the floods.
While much mention was made of de.
layed trains on other lines. we saw
nothing of tied up traffic on the F. NJ.
& P. Nevertheless, on Wednesday
night no trains got through and Noe
and 4 did not get up till late Thurs
day morning. No local freights were
run Thursday and during most of last
week we had only one mall day, that
being on No. 3 down. We had no
mail up for four days.
The railway employees who receive
their checks of the agent here were
three days late getting their pay, prob.
ably owing to the paralyzed train
service.
Earl Holbert is repairing his house.
He went TO Hutchinson Saturday and
returned Sunday bringing back with
him his wife and baby who have been
staying some time with her parents.
Mrs. Florence Swlsher. of Cooks
Hospital, was visiting her parents
Sunday.
Miss Edna satterfeld is staying
with her uncle Bert Morley. at Fair.
mont.
Mr.. Laban Prickett and little grand.
son. Percy, was visiting at Charles
Hoults Sunday.
Mr.. Leroy Hall and wife whose no.
mantle marriage was noted in the
West virginian. paid visit Friday to
Mrs. Halls relatives here. They go
from here to a visit to Mr. Halls PEG.
plei n Missouri after which they will
go to their future home in South Da.
kota.
Miss Enda Richmond is visiting her
grandfather, Rev. Taylor Richmond, at
Meadow1ale parsonage.
Ben Johnson, better known as dad
dy.' went Saturday TO his brother.in.
law. Guy Hayes at Fairmont. This
week he goes TO make his future home
in Braxton county.
Several OF orr young folks went to
Viola last night to school exhibition
They report good time but say the
exhibition was nothing to the cock
fight on the way home.
We were sorry to hear that license
trumphed in Fairmont. Nevertheless
they had nothing to brag of and per-
haps the close call this time will make
the saloon keepers more careful to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

For ca;arrh, let bic send you tree.
Just to prove merit, Trial size Box
Of DR.. Shops Catarrh Remedy. /,
is snow white creamy. healing anti.
septic balm that gives instant relic;
to Catarh of the nose and throat
Make the free test and see. Address
DIR. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Large Jars
so cents. Sold by E. A. Billingslea &
Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20
RIvESVILLE NOTES


RivEsyIEEE. March 1s.-we are Al
little slack ON news this week but
nevertheless Riyesviile will Try to inn.
tate the poor woman who threw in;
her mite along with the rich at a time
when they lid things like they did
then but not much like they do now.
Rivesville sympathizes with the
food sufferers OF Pittsburg and vicin.
ity but az yet has never suffered much
loss of property and none by death on
account of the floods, but the rights
some of our citizens have had have
been almost equal.
Our sick are all on the mend at
present.
The primary department of the
Riyesville graded school taught by
Miss Leila knight, will close month
sooner than the departments taught
by E. E. Hall and Miss Maud snod.
grass. having begun month earlier
than the latter.
Patrons of the school express them.
selves as being proud of the manage.
ment of the Rivesville school this
term in all the departments.
Irving Monroe. well known young
man OF this vicinity, has been among
his many friends for the last few days
after several years service in the
standing army of the United States.
Mr.. Monroe's travels ana experience
within the last few years outclass
anything on record that has been ex.
perienced by many of the Marion
county boys for long time.
He has record of battles and BRAY.
cry among the yellow hided Filipinos
where they shut their eyes, tuck down
their chins and go after their man
with crooked stick in earnest.
Hawkinberry Hollow Is about as
far as most of our RivesvIlle boys get
and they don't go there only in hard
cider season, or at least some of them.
We see where Professor Miller in
his able instructions and hints to
teachers, pupils and patrons speaks
of some good kind woman in Morgan.
town having nineteen red birds in her
yard at one time. See what kindness
will do in some cases, but we must
admit that this is rather an uneven
world for proof note that In the coun.
try. A man who at heart was no doubt
as kind as the Morsantown woman
threw out few bates for the benefit
OF his feathered friends and right
away quick a thousand English spar
rows put in their appearance. The
crows took nearly all his corn and
seven number three polecats sought
to take up headquarters and make a
den under an out house not far dis.
tant from his place of "eat, drink and
be merry"
A funny world it is. Next year the
good old farmer may get the red
birds and the good woman the dos.
he got, so it is all right anyway for
In some way or other the Lord will
provide.
1t may not be thy time It may not
be my time but in some time or other
the Lord will provide
Fatrmont for whiskey. Morgantown
for red birds and Rivesville, oh, well,
just any old thing that comes along,
If it's our turn and the Lords will.
LONE STAR.
Read the Daily West virRintar
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e. A..
lgantH.

TeacherZHarry. mother has five
children and but four potatoes. How
can she divide the potatoes so that
each WILL receive M equar portion?
Harry tQuickly)-Mash m'-Har-
pers Weekly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
Is Like Trying to Get RID Of pand rufl
Without HerpIcide.

Did you ever see any one trying to
wash themselves without soap or
Il you did what would you say OF
It Is every bit as foolish to try to get
rid OF Dandruf and to prevent Bald
ness by feeding the germs which cause
1t. with canthrarides. vnsellne. GIycer-
Inc and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients OF most SO.
called Hair vigors.
Newbro's Herpfcide Is successful be.
cause It attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
It Is the original and only genuine
scalp germicfde manufactured.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in
stamps for sample to The Herpfcide Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
Two sizes-50 cents and $1.oo.
q. A. Biilingslea & Co., special
Agents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

Newspaper readers have long en-
joyed the pranks of Simon and Nose
In the Sunday newspapers and this is
probably the reason that the merry
musical novelty Simple Simon sim.
pie. which is founded on the antics
Of these cutups. has enjoyed such
wonderful success. The show played
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

the Nixon .heater at Plttsburg last
season where it scored a substantial
hit and 1t has been equally wen re-
eeivedl in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore this season, while us
tour Of the smaller cities has been an
unbroken chain cs capacity audiences,
It's drawing powers has tested the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

shc-Don't you feel well. dear?
He-My head feels heavy. Do you
suppose those biscuits you made could
have gone to my head?-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20
HIT SATURDAY, MARCH %.

son. The other picture is of Frank.
Ign Farnum. the wonderful tenor,
who has the role Of Tony-the dago,
MI. Farnum Is singing two new songs
this season which are being highly
spoken of by critics in the cities for.
tulate enough to be on Simple 81
mons" =cute.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

win recall a delightful evening to
many readers Of The West virginian.
one likeness shows Simon and Nose;
the leading fun makers. Another
shows Nose and The Dutchman In a
coniicai scene. At the Top is the row
ing girls which were the subject Of so
much favorable comment last sea-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

'seating capacity OF nearly every thea.
Ter in this section and II it draws this
season the Grand Opera House vii,
not ssls large enough to hold the
amusement lovers which will be at:
traetei there next Saturday. matinee
and night.
The photographs reproduced above
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-20

First Ward
lYest VlrgInIan Rnrean.


Miss Jessie Adams is III OF pneu-
monin fever at the home Of her father,
George Adams. ON state street, and
her condition yesterday and last
night was thought to be quite critical.
Mrs Fred s. Harr was hostess last
evening 70 the sicilian Thimble Club
which met at her home on East Park
avenue. The hours were spent in So
cial enjoyment while engaged togeth-
er in their handy:work. each on the
pattern Of her own Individual taste, af-
ter which delightful Refreshments
were served.
Tommy Doolittle and a number Of
his friends, with stringed instruments
viii spend this evening with Mr. and
Mrs. w 5. Bristor. Of East Park
avenue. where they will give masi-
cal entertainment in honor of the
family and their invited guests.
Paul Moran Of East Park avenue,
who has been quite sick for the past
week. IS again convalescent, and while
able 10 get about the house has mot
yet vsntnred out, but hopes within a
,au days Z, 7ret,,r, - .school and Tho.
,v,so ,sna ~ 90 - h,s nana. ranta
aa ,s pe
-
y, y. losts proprie1or u .he hopa al
tiolel q ssfaItoh, was tne guest o. ms
o'uth.sr, tars. =. z, WAYNE, Vi Mei
cnant s're g. On MONDAY. ne was pros
psssins VINE ners WIN . view W., =, ~. ~
.. =, a ~, =. sems Aanu ~
"ui s,.s s.,,s. : -, lastao'e oppot''
~ ofe' ss' ~ = mn.
Conductor Z. g. Fletcher, OF Market
street, who was sent out on the wreck
train the hrst otlast week, was un.
able % return nome until Monday OF
this week on account OF the hish
water. He says no one can form an
ADEQUATE conception OF me discom-
Tort, loss and suffering caused by the
fearful rasages of the recent hood
~ Mheeilng ana otner poines along
la t4ltfE4k |Itff q
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Through Service
Fairmont to Clarksburg

FAlRMoNTi q; cLARksBuRe
TRACTION COMPANY
Cars leave Cor. Main and Jefferson
SITS. Fairmont HOURLY Tor clsrks-
burg and intermediate Points from.
$500 A NJ. Until 1000 pm.
SCHEDULE OF INTERuRsAN CARS.
JANUARY rs. ,o7
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RHILRORDS.
RAILROAD.
scHEouLE EFFECTIVE NovEmprr,
%. 1903. FAiRmoNT. w. VA
Daily. DAILY except Sunday. xsune.r
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GRAFTON ACCOM-. No. n. 1851 A L,
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WEsTeouMp.
rc a.! COLUMBUS 4 CHICAGO, No.
=. .5:4e A. II. doesii,; No. II. eide
=. ~. floeal): No. IS. l:45 p. II; Me-
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eIaiis that he win not be able to gel
out again for some weeks TO come.
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rAlRMoNr. MoRoAnrowN a PITTS.
BURG BRANCH.

fer coNNELLsyrLLE and prrrsHuRo.
Leave. No !; 1900 a NJ; No. 8, i7:<I
90. ,s1:io p. M: No. 9. 1870 r. II; Ne
q. 1870 p. NJ; No a. 1ss4o. -
fer MoRGANTowN. Leave, Ne. Gu
No. &C. x7:s2 A. NJ. -
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MoNoNoAt3 pivIsioN.

For cLARKsBuRe q WESTON. Leave
no. q. il:3s r. NJ; No. 1916 p. II
Arrive. Nos. 1855 A NJ: No. i. ie;3{,
noon; Nc. 80. 1880 r. NJ; No. s. Is:sft
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Read the Daily West virrinian.
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PAW pAwfeRANcH.

Monday, wednesday nrd SATURDAY.
p noepsrt No. 2o1. 700 a. NJ; No. fsk
4! Arrive; No. 400. SIS a. n; No, s.,.
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ssa-GAniNo, PRESSING AND M.
PAIRING LadIes and Mems Cloth.
Inc. Work called for and delivered.
lssnthIy rates on application.
HARRY r. COLE,
11sp phone Cow. Bell phone 241.
Parks Ave, under Broh' shoe stare.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24

: CLUSlON.

his guest, exhibiting to the public the
exterior Of a diver for pearls COM
bined with q hippopotamus.
FLUSHED by conquest, Posey had re-i
covered her buoyant spirits, and their,
meal was enlivened by her old daring
sallies. She even ventured, in the VOL
como absence Of Miss Blceckcr, upon
introducing an imitation of that lady,
in an ENHANCEMENT of ye-glasscs
trying to read tho dinner menu at sea-
Lady Campstown, who thought less Of
Miss Blocker than sho had before
seeing her recent barcfaced designs
upon Mr.. Winstanley. enjoyed this very
much; but Posey confessed it had not
been success at home. owing to Mr..
Wtnstanley not relishing satire directed
toward acquaintances. and considering
Miss Blocker. on tho whole, "a very
polite and agreeable lady"
When Poscy separated from Helen
after lunch she felt that little frost
had fallen upon their friendship She
instinctively realized that things could
not be between them what they wore
before Glynn had owned TO her he had
first loved Helen. Something told her
that it needed time to smooth over a
situation like thcis own. After John
left on tho morrow sho would, perhaps,
see dear Helen with a lighter heart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
CHAPTER TX.

Mr. Gilynn haid sailed away again, and
preparations for the wedding had al
ready begun to absorb Miss Winstan-
ley. She had been gone for week In
Paris with Lady Campstown when Mr..
Carstairs's yacht, the ''Sans Peur," made
its appearance in The harbor. Previous
to this, 1t may be told, Miss Blocker
had privately received and cashed
draft upon her bankers that had put
the chaperon in unprecedented funds
and spirits. She~had received also
telegram OF Instructions from Mrs.
Carstalrs, at Gibraltar, directing her
to engage for their party suite OF
costly apartments at the Grand Hotel.
Full Of Importance, she swelled here,
there and everywhere, detailing to all
ears the grandeur and Importance of
her employers, and 1basking in the rays
Of glory they sent before them. She
needed little cheering at this time.
since Mr.. Winstanley had remained In
flexible, declining her offers to bear
him company on his terrace. and treat
ing her pcrsistcntly as a worthy elder
~ person, beyond the pale Of pleas
ures that do not belong to the late
afternoon Of life.
For Helen the days preceding the
arrival of the "Sans Peur'' were pro-
foundly sad ones. Putting aside her
feelings upon another theme. her dread
OF reunion With Mrs. Carstairs robbed
her Of all Joy in her dear fathers COM
ing. In vain Miss Blocker drummed
into her ears how nobler far 1t Is to
give than to receive. how self sacri-
flee like hers would bring It's own re-
ward, how Helen was destined to be
tho blessed medium through whom
JOY and harmony would descend upon
the Carstairs family for evermore.
In faint-ever so fant-hope sur
viyed in Helen's mind that her step
mothers specious assurances Of good
will to her and devotion to her father
were to be credited. this faded upon
her first visit to the yacht. In the
cabin whore she herself had once reign.
ed as queen she found Mrs. Carstairs
coarsened. indeflnnbly repellant, Ill
though still superb in bloom and with
Rubens lady's plenitude OF physique.
Around her were grouped two or three
men, making up the party OF which
Helen was expected to be the bulwark
OF rcspectability. One Of them, Mr.
Danielson. Helen dlslIlscd promptly and
instinctively: none would she have nd
mittod into the circle Of her ncquaInt-
nnces ut home When Mr.. Carstairs
after some delay. made his appearance
Helen was shocked beyond measure
~ ocHoiu III nun HlcIe weary wrath
beside whom his wife seemed to flaunt
her beauty and splendid health, with
insolence His greeting OF his daugh.
ter was Indifferent, abstractcd. sne
found It impossible to have wore
alone with him. The thought OF the
cruise before her lay like ice on Hclen's
heart.
Before Mr.. and Mrs. Carstairs had
spent week in Cannes the lady de-
clared It to be poky hole and wished
she had gone to Nice. To Nice they ac-
cordngly repaired and In duo course
Of time sailed for Naples. While Mrs,
Carstairs ratified and joked noisily with
her other guests, she reserved for the
handsome cad at whom Helen had taken
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-25
OFFICIAL COUNTY and CITY PAPER

sr.Entcred as the Postofice at Dodge City,
Kansas. for transmission through the mails
Z tsacond class matter.
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OsE DOLLAR YEAR IN ADVANCE
THURSDAY. JULY 50. 1907
SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR
TAXES.
COUNTY REAsURER's OFFICE

The following list Of Real Estate properly
situate in Ford county. Kansas, on WHEN
nave not been paid. is subject to sale as pro:
vided by iaw. and 20 much Of tract OF land
cr Gown lot described In said list a. may De
necessary for that purpose. will. on the nrst
Tuesdayia septemberi. Q. September !. 1901.
and the next succeeding days, be soid Dy me
ct my office IN the court house DouEo w,cy
for the year 1905 n.vYrs
The Globe-republican., 1907-07-25
Front street

chestnut Street
w T Coolidge 8 20 OF n 100 n
Lots ".........1l. II and IS
Geo Pagan Sir. . rs IT 81. ....N
W T Coolidge 9 50 II lots % & 90
Anna y Williams w2...... %
] 0 Northern Lots 50 70 80 inc.
Walnut Street
P Martia, WA Of rs II ......9e
{ ! Of . IS II ..s...29
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-26
Unintelligent Eyes

An street optican had funny ex,
perience the other day, which he Ia still
telling his friends about. He had bare
AT gotten To bis place on this particular
morning when in marched little Old
man. Of apparently SO odd years, and
undoubtedly d resident in an agricul-
turaI district.
He wanted pair Of glasses, and 50
he told the optician, who Immediately
got his parapheFnalia out and started in
to apply the eye tests,
AT first the doctor tried the old fell
low with printed card, which he held
about thirty feet from the farmer, and
hi said To him;
Can you read that?'
mo, / can't answered back the yis-
itor
The card was then advanced up ID
twenty feet and lie was asked il he
cou.i then read III Again he said hs
could not.
WELL said the optieian, .'here IT
rs at afteea feet, Can you read il
uow2'
No, | can't read ii, mister replied
the old fellow, who was getting impa-
tient and FESTIVE under the examination.
Can you read IL now?" asked the
optieian as he brought the card up ia
the ten foot mark
@No, can't read 1t, cried the farmer
with some show OF temper; aand how
can We expect me to read when I amt
never yet learned how?'-Washington
Star.