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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

outstrip that vast plan and advance
grazing to the dignity of national
employment. The thornless cactus
plant viii be to the desert areas what
the Goldfish has been to New England
the symbol of and the key to vast
wealth
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

The weather man seems to have
overlooked that Goodness" said to ex-
ist between Houston and Dallas. Ac-
cording to the weather map that part
OF the country. has not suffered re-
Gently from frost.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
AAuRoRA a RoREALIs

Even as the glory of the northern lights
On some still winter midnight strikes the
soul
Spellbound with visions, and the boreal pole
Becomes flaming ladder that unites
Heaven ~and earth; so, Love, your beauty
smites
My spirit dumb with wonder, and the whole
Sky of my life burns with the aureole
OF your strange being blazing on the heights
Love is no less mystery to me
Than the aurora of the northern sky
Twas the cold midnight of my destiny
When from the void you came to glorify
My armament with unknown ecstacy:
YEA and I know not whence you came nor
whyl
ELISA Barker in Broadway Magazine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

John McIlhenny of washington, who
Will be married soon, is described, as
a rough rider who was at the side
of his colonel at San Juan hill. Was
he also mounted on his foaming
charger left in Florida?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

why doesn't some one invent
mosquito bite cure instead of wasting
time on airships?' asks the Milwaukee
Sentinel. Or, better still. invent
biteless Notwithstanding Her
aid or still more better, come to
Los Angeles, where there are no mos
quitoes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

The county supervisors are going to
have a s415o automobile. If it ac-
complishes nothing else the car will
make them good roads enthusiasts.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Georgia's prohibition law makes the
serving of wine at a church commun-
ion, service misdemeanor. California
has one or two laws almost as ridic-
ulous
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

If that thornless cactus can be made
to supplant the stickery kind before
the quail season opens a thousand
huntsmen will rejoice in Luther Bur-
banks achievement.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

A Wall street wheat brokerage firm
failed with liabilities of s2,OOoOOO, This
is the result of bull overstaying the
market.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

A town is to be named after Mayor
Harper, which is all very we'll in its
way, but we still regret that Harper
cigar.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

match and even papa Jim admits the
bride is all right.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

The trouble seems to be that not
always are treaties made with Morocco
binding.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Oill has gone up, and newspaper
photographers all over the country are
saying. in fine: 1--WE told you So"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

One of the old Dalton gang has gone
into the hotel business in Kansas, and
yet some persons say he has reformed,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Bellingham, Wash, gets back on the
map.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
FUNNYGRAPHS


why did you follow Mary so closely?" was
asked of the little lamb.
do you suppose-with lamb chops at 80
cents per I'm going to wander off by my
lcnely?" responded the pet, who really was
near enough mutton age to be wise-Philadel-
phia Ledger.
Mr. Madhon squeer-I suppose in your
erace's family there are number of historic
His -Grace-Yes ineeed must get them out
scme day and show them to you, by Jove!
Mr.. Madison Squeer-Ah, then you still have
the tickets Tit Bits.
Seven cities were claiming Homer dead.
That's nothing" asserted John D.; ''look
how many want me living"
Sadly the poet smote his bloomin' lyre.-New
York Sun.
Mrs. Jones-Do you feel that when your
husband is away from home he is thinking OF
Mrs. smith-Yes He thinks of me, and
that's why he stays away. Judge
Foote Lighte-Dio he get call last night?
Miss Sue Brette-Yes, several.
Foote Lighte-Curtan calls?
Miss Sue BrettevNo; cat calls-Yonkers
Statesman.
What makes you think that Timmins is
Ideally married?"
because one day when he invited me to
dinner we 4Wefe'-7dte anu Sne iefeiy dShSu
whether the home team on"--Washington
Star.
Mr. Flatdwell (his first Atlantic voyage)-Do
you know, Mary, that this ship burns 400 tons
of coal every day?
Mrs Flatdwell-William Henry, have you
been letting the janitor stuff you with any such
fairy tale as that?-Puck
Nan-The more ] see Of that young DR.. Ian
olin the better 1 like him.
Fan-HeH be pleased to hear that, know.
He tells me he is gaining In weight at the rate
of a pound and a half day.-Chcago Tribune.
Haven't told you" asked the father. "al-
ways to tell the truth?''
Eyes, you told that" the young man ad-
mitted but at another time you told me never
to become the slave of a habit t"-Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Shell would never marry man who was a
coward.
He--About how brave would It be necessary
To-, him to be in order TO win your approval?
She-Well, he have to have courage enough
Il e-er-propose. Chicago News.
Pop. when the Arabs play why don't they
take a ball7'
my son, what makes YOU ask such a foolish
question p, at..t
We'll all read about them says they pitch
their ents."-Baltmore American.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Seven cities were claiming Homer dead.
d, That's nothing" asserted John D.i 'look
how many want me living"
Sadly the poet smote his bloomin' lyre-New
York Sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Mr. Madhon Squeer-I suppose in your
erace's family there are a number of historic
jewels?
His -Grace-Yes, ineeed. I must get them out
scme day and show them to YOU by Jove
Mr.. Madison Squeer-Ah, then you still have
the Silt Bits.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Mrs. Jones-Do you feel that when your
husband is away from home he is thinking Of
you?
Mrs. smith-Yes. He thinks of me, and
that's why he stays away."-Judge.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Foote Lighte-Dio he get call last night?
Miss Sue Brette-Yes, several.
Footc Lghte-Curtain calls?
Miss Sue Brette-vNo; cat calls-Yonker'
Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

why did you follow Mary so closely?" was
asked of the little lamb
do you suppose--with lamb chops at 80
cents per I'm going to wander off by my
lcnely?" responded the pet, who really was
near enough mutton age to be wise.-Philadel-
phia Ledger.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

What makes you think that Timmns is
Ideally marred?"
Because one day when he invited me to
dinner we were>-iate and she merely asked
whether the home team won. "-Washington
Star.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07
FAM e

FAME
Fame is often fraught with woe,
Though ambitions pride it thrills,
To the public it will show
What you do and where you go;
Lets your creditors all know
How to reach you with their bills.
Washington Star
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Mr.. Flatdwel (his first Atlantic Voyage)-D
you know, Mary, that this ship burns 400 tons
of coal every day?
Mrs William Henry, have you
been letting the janitor stuff you with any such
fairy tale as that ?-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Nan-The more ] see OF that young DR.. Ian
olin the better 1 like him.
Fan-He'lI be pleased to hear that, I know
He tells me he is gaining In weight at the rat
of a pound and half day.-Chicago Tribune
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Pop. when the Arabs play why don't they
take a ball7'
my son. what makes you ask such a foolish
question:, ..s
well all read about them says they pitch
their tents. s."-Baltmore American.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Shell would never marry man Who was a
coward.
He--About how brave would 1t be necessary
10, him to be in order TO win your approval?
She-Well. he'd have to have courage enough
tt-er-propose Chicago News
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-07

Haven't told you" asked the father, IA
ways to tell the truth?''
Eyes, you told Inc that" the young man at
mitted but at another time you told me nev'
to, become the slave of habit. PHILADELPHIA
Inquirer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
DRYRIDcE

Farmers are resting FOR foddering
time
Ettie Jordan was visiting herdaugh
Ter Mrs Marian Carter recently
Molle Gusler Is very low with CON
sumption
There viii not be any camp meeting
here as reported People owning suit
able ground refusing 10 give ~ po-
session.
There will be revival meeting
held here at the church beginning
the Dist Of this month
Rev Kemper has moved from Mrs
Moorcs place 10 Trad
During the meeting held at Ever
green two little boys got in quarrel
on their way home resulting in one
setting cut pretty bad His name wal
Tommy Curnette, the son OF David
Curnette The hoy that used the knif'
was the son Of Mrs. John Hayes botl
Rbout 70 years OF age
Mont Ball returned from william
Little Joe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
FALI.sBuRG

Uncle Jim Rice who has been very
sick for some time is no better
Mrs. John Salyers. and children
OF Mahan. arrievd Sunday and Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest Minor OF Mont
gomery came Monday, all of which
was called TO his bedside.
Mrs II. c. Austin. is some better.
Mrs Ann Short Of Normal is here
visiting relatives.
Miss Myrtle. Gaines IS in Ashland.
Mrs MIlt stehens OF Kenova is
visiting here
l. f. Bradley was at Catletts-
burg Saturday
Miss Jenie Gaines was in Louisa
las week
Cecil Fergusep OF Louisa. was her'
Thursday.
There will be Pie mite here Sat
urday night August II for the ben
Eft Of the Sunday school
Wild Rose
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
HOWE TINS,

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any ease Of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Canrh
Cure + Cheney 8 Co. Toledo, o
We the undersigned, have known
y J Cheney Tor the last e years
ana believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and H.
nanciaily able 10 carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm
walding. Kiunan q Marvin,
Whole Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Cstagrh cure Is taken In
trrualiy acting directly upon the
llood and mucous surfaces OF the
syrtem Testimonials sen, free Price
Sc per bottle Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pins for cnn-
EtiIation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
LICK GREEK

The sunday school on sur creek
are progressing nicely
Mrs Graham and lhue son OF
Huntingdon and Mrs Boothe are Wis
ulng their parents, Mr. and Mrs
John r Chapman
Misses Gipsie shannon and Emma
See paid relatives Witt at Gallup
las, week
+ r Bussey passed here Sunday
The Base Ball game between Gal
lup and Busseyyille was an interest
Ing game Score 3 to 20 In favor Of
Busssyville
on account OF absence Of Mr. Oar
hy there is no school this week at
district No
Miss Dora Rel Jordan % Fails
b, rE. visited Miss Nav RurtU sun
day
Miss Bertha la,ae y visi'ine her
sister In Huntingdon
Miss Lizzie Meek Of irou'2n Is
visiting her grand parents MIR and
Mrs John Vaughan.
willie Norton OF Gallup is visiting
relatives here
Mrs Mary Z shannon celebrated
u
her e9rd birthday Aug 2rd The num-
her present at the reception were
a. children and grand children and
Great grand children Delicious cake
ana cream we're seryed.and that after
noon win long be remembered y
v,ose Who we're present
We would IKE to hear some 'aiS
nbout our next County Fair
Summer Rose
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
ROSE CREEK


Our school az this place is prog
rtfsing nicely with James Moore Is
teacher
Miss Clara Burton and Elsie Van.
horn attended the childfens day at
Garretts chapel last SUNDAY
iiance queen who has been sick at
Mud rieyr Is expected home this week.
Esther burton Of this place is 20
ing to school at liorseford
Green Kinner Of this place was
calling on friends at Whites creek
sunday
Miss Maggie Bostck Who has been
visiting her brother at Portsmouth
returned home last week
John Norton who has been sick
fot some time Is no better
Mrs Lizzie vanhorn was visiting
1 her mother here last SUNDAY
Jonas and Mary Burton visited
/ friends az Price " Va. last week
AIrs Nanuir FLASHER aad Lizzie Yam
horn Mere VISITING on our creek last
week
SUNDAY school was organized Al
lois place lap sunday with Rober
,Euggles as Superintendent
Anna vhuharn was visiting her br,
theirs u Bcar rces lat week
S g Queen returned home M3nda
where De- has be,u t1 sre his brothe
az Price W va
Georse Thacker u williamson pas
81 through here Aa week enrout
home
MIS- Elsie vanloru aud Clara Bun
Son contemplate q visit 10 Lockwoo'
N.@ Pearl Lambert attended churc
Eos buchanan chnpel sunday
thinky Pin
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
osrE

Our farmers are taking II rather
easy as the weather at present Is
very hot
Crops are looking tairly we'll
Kay Adams has left for Mahan
to engage in the timber business
Quite few Of our youths have left
for various points of w Va and
points In the west
7. S. lobe is doing business for
the United States Coal and Coke Co
at Neyaco W Va. on the Big Kan
awha
sam, or Col. Rose. our most pro-
ficient sawmill and timber man is
now doing business for the J. w.
Nahan Lumber Co. at their big mills
on Paint Greek situated at Mahan
W Va We wish him success as he is
mong friends in Home City and
II II Johns has Just returned from
a two weeks visit and outing a
mong friends in Home City, and
Cincinnati He speaks in high esteem
Of the grand reception gievn him by
Messrs. Sherman Pigg aud Oscar
Wells and families OF Home CITY
The blackberry brigade has about
completed it's mission In this mech
o the woods
Levi Rose was at Louisa Monday
Miss Birdie Carter and Miss Kit!
Adkins were shopping here Monday.
Pansy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
ESTEP

We are glad to be heard from at
old Estep once more The childrens
aay service was held here Sunday
Aus. o.. which was a grand sue
cess. The following is the Program.
l. Opening song. All hail the power
OF Jesus name
. Scripture reading with responses.
: Prayer by Rev. J. VI Hicks.
Song by Choir.
: Welcome address Dir j. c. Hall.
c Short talk TO the children.
Rev J VI Hicks
: Words Of welcome No ? by Char
lie Fannin and responses by 8 girls.
5 Welcome No by Myrtle Neal
8 Rec. Haey YOU heard OF the Savior.
Maud Queen
A The Midnight Conflict
Wick Smith.
II The message OF the Roses.hy girls
4 Song by the Choir Look and Live
10 Dialogue ChrEts' Gardeners. by 6
boys as follows J. McGlothin Curtis
Fannin Tom Chambers. Isaac Fannis
Earl Elswick and Levi Queen.
IA Recitation Which are you
Lula Fannin.
IL Papa's little pet Willie Shepherd
IL Through another year Charlie
Queen.
IL Rec" Chil&ens day Ethel Buckly
rs Rec want to be an Angel
Neara Fannin.
~ Rec Open Door Mary Armstrong
% The Little Sunshine band.
b, II girls,
II Rec. Target me not Mollie Queen.
% Rec. Cling to those who cling to
Won. Ike Chambers.
% Rec Childrens day. Goldie Barrett
Ilandley.
o. Rec. Little voices CELSIUS Handley.
&c Solo.
q Concert Defamation. For Our Cap
tain Jesus. 3 boys.
IS Rec. The road leads home.
Bertha Fannin.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
~ Rec Flowers and children.
Charlie Fannin.

~ hec Flowers ana chlidren.
Charlie Fannin.
30 Dlusic Instrumental. 81
81 Dialogue Which Path, Nevra Lam
bert Lulu Barrett. Celia Fannin Lulu
Fannln Nellie Fannin and Carson
ElswicN.
g. Rec. Little Sunday School workers
Gracy queen.
80 Rec. The Old. Old Story, r. T Hall
"a Song. Tell me little Flower
Charlie Fannin
IS Rec My Piece Martha Hensley>
80 Rec A woman Of India
Louie Queen
81 Dialogue, Dayids Harp and the
harpers by II children.
81 Rec. One by one Della Reynolds
80 Rec Little Harries letter.
Lille Chambers.
0 Song by the children on the Stage.
Al Collection, Exercise, by girls with
music
AZ The Rainbow. by girls.
43 Rec. Nothing too small. J Stewart.
A. The Tragady F. T. Hall
45 lnsidents OF the war. Wick Smith.
46 Song by the Choir,
AZ Dialogue Reward OF earnest effort
by 3 ladies Laura French Emma Lam
bert and Carrie Queen
~ Song by girls, with all the APP
probate gestures Nevra Lambert, Car
ole Queen Berta Jennings and Sophia
Higgins
80 Defamation Our National curs'
by Ben Buckley
50 Rec. The Last supper Jessie Han
ley
81 Rec The Burial Of Moses.
DR. J c Hall
81 Song by the Choir
81 Dialogue The Gate OF love by !
boys and girls
r. Dialogue Elijah and the Ravens i
scenes by DR. G. Hall b D. Lam
bert Ben Buckley F r Hall Trade
Nc lGothin Eugene Queen Barber
Buckley aud Carson Elwick.
sc Rec The Stylish Church. CARR
Queen
81 Music instrumental
s. Dialogue Childrens Day by % mel
bers OF school
:, 80 valedictory address Sophia Hisgin
. O. Song by the entire School God
!, with YOU
= The Chapel was beautifully decor
!, ted with red. white and blue festool
). ed paper specially devoted to childre
cay service decoration The baC
ground OF the stage was complete
covered with evergreen, ferns OF v
rious kinds and in this was set thic
ly with beautiful flowers as II IN
we're growing in their native State.
ry The motto on the snow white Gu
II. talns The Nursery OF God surro'
en- ded by diamond OF gold stars. ni
lr. uralIy struck to every heart the ~
II pose OF the great work
oh There was decidedly the large
crowd OF people that was ever Sc
pr at Garrett Chapel The estimate
re of some where from 1OOOto 1900 We
present. Splendid order was preserV
and seemingly every body enjoy
is themselves to the very highest.
This Program that was submitted
is the Program committee DIR J. c. II
Annie Lambert b. d. Lambert L
lisa Buckley and c. II. Higgins, was Il
hours and fifteen minutes renderi
ere Still II seemd only short TO me.
Beyond doubt this was the gra
at est day there has ever been in the
en- tory ofGarrett chapel,
So we here and now feel like 5
ing God bless the precious little G
dren and he young ladies and yo'
gentlemen that took such an act
part in this program and acted
al ,b,t, ,,art Friend
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
Bl.AINE

lac Vaughan vas shot In the
With a shot Kun las, SUNDAY
on Gaines creek and fatally
b. ~ Harrison Williams s7n %
Williams Jf The whole charge
y his body and the doctor ta's
sno, live Williams has not been
Ia and full particulars Of The
Ia are not known
j. three or four hundred Peo-
|,ended the picnic and Ice cream
III sleyn By the Christian SUNDAY
lust below here last SATURDAY
'eral SUNDAY schools we're invited
In q ,hem were represented
hue, ground and swings we're
|rcd for the amusement Of me
and a good program was ren-
hy the sunday school children.
abundance OF every thing good
y was sprad AZ the noon hour
hitter tho multitude had all eat
here were fragments 70 BE- gath
'up Every one seemed TO enjoy
law The procceds Of the teFti-
ere abouti2oco
Ico Walters Is with home iolss
week but viii leave SATURDAY,
ashland where he viii practice la'
r r Berry and Mrs William
and Or c c. Wheeler and fan
Ind a D. conley attended old
meeting sunday and took Dime
nr whcoler's parents Mr. an'
Isl V. Wheeler
NJ NJ Walter and Mics Spra'
visited at webbyillc sa,ur'a'
SUNDAY
Sllas short and voting MI
haueh have been preaching .
Chrstian church this week
~ wiz be an Ice cream iesti'a
II. +. Church here August tn
evening. Tickes for quilt vii
0|I and ns prize fishing pom
....||hn NTH n Hood
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Everything in the line of spaldiug's
base ball goods is in stock at Conleys
store. The prices are the same here
as they are the world over on these
goods. Spalding fixes a contract TO
maintain those prices. We have balls
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

n J purehett, IL. will grind Your
COR, Tor YOU for one-eighth toll. WIN
r,na A, any time Fair treatment
guaranteed Bring in your corn. Store
and mill opposite passenger depot
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

bicnlc given By the Christian
school last Saturday WAS the
II most interesting by far that
been given near here The
numbering between five aud
bdred we're the best behaved
and best looking and gay
H. sell entertained
balloon assertion was quite q
one vas found ON Franks
|nbout ten miles away The
|drlfted towards Painisyille
LA ladies who we're INDUCING
|ttlc back yard gossip looked
saw the balloon dezeending
|lnking the end Of time vas
san to send MP their prayers
vs.
|dlnner served free for every
a. well cooked aud we'll en-
proceed from Ice cream and
N amounted 10 1900
Rev S } Short and STAN.
OF East point are holding @
IL meeting here
b. cyrus d moving on Fish
! here be has a big timber iob
g e sveinam and chlldrcg
Eur we're visiting a, " , Car.
week
Moore aud family II Cherokee
4 church here SUNDAY
Ethel and Carrie sV9aau
boar and Miss Mars Gambiil o.
visited he Drs GamhlI
D.
clom Niclell Who has beet
l. n Lexington has returned
sunflower
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
r AS THE suN

Ar AS THE SIN
on as old as the race
rising and setting OF
b most regular pcrtor-
universe. unless it Is
thu liver and bowels
b with DR.. Kings New
Guaranteed by A. NJ
.gist. Louisa. ny s'e
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
For SALE.

Choice mixed hay, not baled. De
livered in barns in Louisa at SIS
per ton Jay II. Northup.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Picklesimer will buy your Produce
and pay you the highest price for
same.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Come and get Special Prices on
Sugar at W. n. Sullivan & Co. 8.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23

Glover Hay for sale at the Big
Sandy Mills, Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
irRYBoDY SHOULD KNOW

G Hays. prominent bus
sess man OF Bluff No that
.ns Arniea salyo - the quickest
Iarcs, healing salye ever applied
bore burn or wound OF 10 q
|of piles I've uscd Il and
Via, I'm talking about Guar
] BY A " HuFher nussis'
! ~ &c a bottle
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-08-23
Notice TO Farmers.

Summer R'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-04
n FOOLISH STATEMENT.

Sometimes an enthusiast Injuries his
own cause and It seems to us that the
editor o. the Charleston News does
the railroad interests more harm than
good in such declarations as the fol-
lowing:
with a fat two cent rate. how
many street car lines could exist in
West Virginia? And how many peo-
pie object to the payment of the
nickel fare on the street cars? Yet
the adoption of the fat rate would
put those lines out of business, and
incidentally discommode mighty
sight more OF the people than 1t would
benefit. The demand for two cent
rate comes principally from the
walking delegates"
What street car line In the State
that is more than two and one.half
miles long does not carry passengers
for less than two cents mile? Many
of them carry for less than one cent
mile. But anyway the two cent fare
law has nothing to do with street
cars. However, for the sake of argu-
ment, suppose 1t caught the interurban
lines. The line from here TO ciarks-
burg is aboat &c miles in length, the
n and O. line between the same cities
being ~. What is the fare by trolley?
Fifty FIVE cents on ticket or 50 cents by
purchasing book costing only dol
lar. So IT can be seen that the trolley
lines are now voluntarily running on
the two cent rate basis. Two cent fare
is coming and the sooner it gets here
the quicker.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-04

West Virginia produces yearly about
se.ooo.ooo worth of dairy products.
The industry Is in It's infancy i, does
not produce an the milk lis people
use, not half the butter nsed in he
State, and practically no cheese al ali.
Yet, this State has the best home mar.
iket in the United States. Dairy
products sell at better prices here than
in any other State. The supply al.
ways falls short of the demand. Part
of the demand is supplied from other
States. and part Of the demand is not
supplied at all. Some apofogists con.
sole themselves by saying that this Ia
not dairy State. Il is true that its
total product Is small when compared
with some other States; but that does
not prove that West Virginia is not
adapted to dairying. Here are some
facts which are usually overlooked In
considering the matter:
West Virginia has more territory
adapted to blue grass than any other
States in the union. 1t has purer
water and in greater abundance than
any other State. Its home market is