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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-18
GEO. NJ. JACOBS, President.
sYRoN CARLETON LouGH, Editor.
T. N. DAVIS, Business Manager.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
HIGHEST PAID MAN IN THE
4 ~ a = go "a q WORLD, sH4f

In these days OF high finance. high
wages, high; salaries and high every.
thing. most anything along The line
OF money for effort would be interest.
ting, but the Chicago Tribune is re.
sponslble for a story of unusual In.
.Eterest as follows:
3. rJohn Hays Hammond, the mining
engineer OF New York, receives a sal.
Dry aggregatIng 100000 a year. which
,islmore money than any other. man ev.
or received for his personal services.
Men make millions on Investments or
,sby9 manIpulations of speculation, hut
, Hammond is the only man In the
world who Is paid SO nearly n mil.
lion a year for professional advice.
Z Hammond is the greatest soldier
of fortune Of modern times. perhaps
Of all times. and was the model from
(which Richard Harding Davis drew
4 his hero In Soldiers Of Fortune" He
was born In San Francisco iifty.two
years ago, and graduated from the
Sheffield Scientific school Of Yale.
During his boyhood in California he
heard. and dreamed OF nothing but
\ gold for the Western coast was gold
mad during this period.
.'In his quest for the precious met.
s'al Hammond has Travelled all over the
world, from Siberia to South Africa.
Z He followed the course Of prospecting
In Australia during the boom days,
and he was in the Transvaal at the
time Of the Jameson raid. With Phil.
( lips, Frank Rhodes and George Far.
rar he was captured by the Beers anil
sentenced 10 death, 10 The great excite.
ment Of the whole civilized world. Dom
Paul Kruger. under threats from 10.
seph Chamberlain. released the four
men upon payment Of an enormous
fine and sentence of punishment,
Hammond came TO New York. and
opened an Office as consulting cnsi.
neer He may be found now in =
little room in the Empire building,
and so great Is his knowledge OF gold.
clearing ore from all the great gold
fields Of the world that he is able to
pass unerring judgment upon mines
without visiting them.
"Hls word is law to investors. II
Hammond says yes financial kings
will spend millions for purchase OF
development Of gold mines. II Ham.
mond says mo- investors wifi not spend
!. a cent, no matter how tempting the
4 offers, maybe. He has a corps OF
assistants Eho visit mines under ques.
tion and make their reports to him"
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The Indictment Of agents Of the
school book trust by a Mineral county
grand jury for attempting to bride
school. officers is. the first real attemp,
ever made in West Virginia 10 bring
ibis corporation before The people In
It's proper colors. 1t is notorious that
the book trust has been a corrupter
Of Legislation, and that IT'S whole
scheme Of book selling mas been one
OF plumber. 1t Is the most d splcable
Of all the trusts, because II goes into
the pockets Of the poor people, of those
who cannot afford 1t, and literaliy
robs them under the guise Of a law.
First, the school book trust buys a
Legislature TO enact such laws as viii
make It necessary that a certain char
acter Of books be used In the public
schools. Second, II corrIpts tile lncal
school boards when It can to adop;
their books at big price, In IVES,
Virginia. right here in Petersburg
school children are compelled. through
the adoption OF books by the methods
referred TO TO pay from 10 to 40 pc,
cent, more for books than children inst
across the river in Delpre pay for the
came identical books The Sentinel
has alluded to this fact hundreds Of
times, and has demanded on behalf
Of the people that there be some meas,
urc Of relief provided for our own pco,
pie. BIZ when election day rolled
around the old methods were endorsed
just as before.
The imposslbIllty OF passing rene
dial and protective laws through the
Legislature tells Its own story Of cor.
ruptlon and debascment. No details
are necessary. The people know It,
loo. but they will no protect them.
selves at the polls. as they have both
the right anil power to do.-Parkers.
burg Sentinel.
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People come to our: Door every day
aud turn away not knowing the place
on account of The change We have
made in our room. Now We expect
to make even a greater change In; the
room than We have already made. In
fact, We expect to make this one Of
the most upto-date shoe stores in
northern West Virginia, but remem.
Der. we will still keep the lines SO long
handled by Mr.. TrIekett and SO popli.
lar with the trade. We vii ,stiii have
the Queen Quality" Ford, Goldman
stetson and other shoes and Will
try in every way 10 be courteous and
obliglng. Remember our number
327 Main street. 81,
FL. SMITH,
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IHEiPEOPLE'SFO|j!R|UI
, VIEW QUESTIONS.
For csTstisn America to Think About
u the People Have Time.
RIyEsyILLE 4 nri, ,s
M&@&N

RIvEsylLLE, April is.
Editor West .virgiaian:
OF the eighty millions OF human
beings in Christian America. how
many by their. actions show that they
are true believers in holy writ or
Christianity:
And how many by their actions
would convince the heather who
might chance to come to this country
that this was the Christian land from
whence the missionaries came, bring
Ing with them the gospel and the in.
spired ability to penetrate with 1t the
meaning of the word of God, the minds
of the poor unfortunate heather; II
SO, he be?
Could # be possible that this boun.
tiful Christian land was becoming too
aristocratic and too proud with It's re.
llgion or rather with its Imitation Of
the Will of God? Could Il be possible
that the heather In his plainly speak.
ing. crude state or station Of life was
a more pleasing object In the sight
Of the great Supreme than the major.
ity Of Christian Americas human be-
ings? Americas charms. Americas
chances. advantages and both physical
and mental saperiorities, and then
stop anil think what does Col think
and not only think hut know. Are We
gaining or losing? We surely are not
standing still.
Could II be that some Of the large
temples or churches with all the
grandeur Of life attached for the beau.
ty and benefit Of aristoCracy, was not
just what The meek and lowly Savior
was looking for?
And could Il he that seventy per
cent. Of those whose names are en-.
rolled on the class or church book as
We will term II. and that they don't
read on an average Of one chapter
per week, tlfty.two chapters per year,
about four every month? Could Il be
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like there is danser ahead. The ,heatl,z
en- will expect something real and.
right from Christian and bonntifllt
America, and the sinner the American,
sinner. Is beginning 10 look cross:eyed'
at his church member neighbors, and;
Just wonders whether he Is really
trying to foot the people or the Lord.
or both, when he Will play. with along;
tailed rat Just the same as will the sin,
ner or the LONE STAR,
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THE coMMuNlrY,

Notwithstanding their seemingly
very frequent occurrence. the news
OF trusted people going wrong is ii.
ways a great shock 10 community.
Not long ago the tongues OF the scan.
dal mongers were set a.wasgins when
a well known married man OF this city
was oyertaken in serious olrense
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with the question, DO yG1 like IT,
and when it dawhed upon the lady
that she hadn't been examining n suit
on dummy, she could only make pro.
fuse apologies and u hurried exit.
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difference. The missionaries who
risk the dangers and discords from
start TO finish and turn their back on
friends and home 10 take up the cause
and commands OF the maker and girer
Of'the world. leaving Christian Ameri.
ca 10 so TO and mingle with the heath.
en- and ungodiy and will stop TO reflect
on home, Christian home. and allow
themselves to survey this great land
of ours. Answering a few or oil Of
the above slight hints or questions,
they surely would almost feel like
turning back and going TO work or
cleaning house at home.
Doesn't tt look like while the mis-.
sionary will make the sacrifice TO full.
I'll the commands OF Holy Writ that
at least those who profess to be advo.
Gates OF Christianity ought at least
10 be good at home? But they don't
and shame. shame, shame. to say the
least!
They won't. nor don't, take care Of
things of home, plainly speaking.
Great temples. churches and librar.
les for. what? Reality, right, religion
or fiction, folly and arlstocracy. Ask
The Lo:L, the question is too deep for
the LONE STAR.
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Still nothing TO say--the Morgan.
town, ClarksbNrG and Grafton papers
Oh the extremely interesting question
of school enumeration. Why this
deathiy hush and distressing silence
all Of n sudden?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-18

The public may he thankful for one
thing the Thaw millions. Harry Is not
liable to, Invade vaudeville for liT.
Ing when his trial Is over.
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Clark Griffith, It Is said, owns So
900 worth of stock in the Montreal
club.
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P. s.-Not a Christian, not n porles.
sor. never was. Surely not a hypo.
cr!ts. not a critic. not n church mem.
her. not a missionary. but 1t looks
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Increased Demand fOr capIsaI.

Increased Demand for Capital.
The fall in prices is due, primarily,
to the absorption of capital the world
over. If it we're local to the United
States, as some of the critics of the
administration would have US believe,
it might be attributed to local causes.
in fact, however, 1t affects Great Brit
ain, where the price Of consols has
fallen as low as S01-4, or lower than
at any time since 1S4S; It affects Ber-
lin, where serious banking troubles
have been feared; and even affects
Paris, where the Bank Of France car.
ries a stock of gold which makes the
Paris market almost impregnable.
There is a simple philosophy to the
monetary situation in these great mar.
kets. 1t is philosophy which is sim
pie, at least to the student Of political
economy, but unfortunately not all our
statesmen nor even all our financial
writers are trained economists. The
explanation of high rates for money all
over the world is that the capital
sought for the creation Of new enter.
prises, like railway extensions, new
rolling mills, new buildings, and the
opening up of new countries, does not
equal the demand for It. Every civil.
lied community to-day produces an-
nually not only all that is needed for
its Immediate consumptive wants, but
a surplus over for making additions
to the existing equipment of prod1c.
ton. It is not money which is lacking
in the sense of gold coin and notes. 1t
is sufficient supply Of raw material,
labor, and machinery to create all
these new works. Men who wish to
enter upon such creations seek to Dor.
row the capital of Others through the
form Of bank credits. They'll nd that
those credits are exhausted or reduc.
ed. They then offer higher bid for
surplus capital by offering new secur.
tiles cheap. In order to buy these
new securities, holders Of old securf.
ties are willing to sacrifice them in
some cases at reduced prices in order
to tako the new. In other words, the
lnasy Of securities, both old and new,
competing for market is in excess
of the combined demand .or securities
AZ former prices. Hence the fall in
their current quotations.-From 1.-THE
Progress of the World in the Ameri.
can Review of Reviews for September.
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ottrnan:Abbott.

Mss Stella R. ortnan and Mr.. Ed
ward VI. Abbott were married at the
ST Plus parsonage at Baltimore on
10000 esIql ls sulusAe 6epssupeM
From Baltimore they went to Wash
lietonJ D. G. and arrived in Fairmont
Oh No. IS Thursday evening, where
they5SiIl] be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. j. Henderson, Of Guffey street, for
q few days. Mr.. Abbott has been en-
plosed as train auditor for several
months and has many friends in this
city, who extend congratulations. They
expect to reside on Falrmont avenue.
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Personals,

Mfs. Clark Klnkaid and son, Hersch'
Ell vent to ConnellsyIlle Thursday to
yisitsthe formers brother. Rev. Geo.
Conway.
Messrs. James and William William
SON q Cairo, w. Va, are the guests
81 Nh and Mrs. ], +, Williamson, Of
Newstreet.
A, NJ. Cunningham, OF Erwin,
was in this city on business yes
tsrday
MIS-. o. Bond, formerly principal
of the First ward school, was in the
city Thursday en- route to Morgan
town where he will attend the Uni
yersly;
MIS-. W. schooley went to Mt. Lake
Park Wednesday AMI returned We'd
nesday evening accompanied by Mrs.
sehooley and son, who have been Wis,
ting felatiyes there for several weeks.
Mriiand Mrs. Maurice Price have re-
turned from jamestown,
Miss Funora and niece, Of Plttsburg,
arrived this afternoon to visit Mrs.
Cora Roger and the Misses Gaskins.
Msand Mrs. George Richardson
speat Wednesday at Mt. Lake Park.
Joel Bunner, Of Burners Ridge,
was AZ this ward yesterday on bust,
Ma AZ ], Vincent returned from
IackSnSIIles Lewis county, Thursday
evening where she has been the guest
Of hetbrother, Mr.. NJ, D. sapp, for the
pastaye months.
Mso q s. Nichols, Of near Guffey
street went to ReedNille this morn
ing She expects to return Saturday
evening and will be accompanied by
her daughter MIS- Rsgetta, who has
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-30
lAid Society Meeting.

The Ladies, Aid Society Of the Dia'
mond Street M. 3. Church, met last
evening at the home Of Mrs. Q. L.
HAN Oh Wilson street. AS Mrs. Hall
has lust moved into her new home the
meeting was something on the order
Of hOase warming. The meeting was
ven attended and Mrs. Hall received
several beautiful presents. After the
ususls transaction Of business, refresh
meats were served. The next meet.
ing alIlsbe at the home Of Mrs. Mon
roe Smith on State street,
Pie Penny Yard Social which was
postponed from Thursday evening, will
BE held Thursday evening, September
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) snhsnrihers and renewals.

new subscribers and renewals.
The association meets next year
with the Sand Run Church. Bro. VIII
liam NJ. Davis was appointed to preach
the Introductory sermon, and Bro.
Amos Robinson alternate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-30
FhFsl WARD

The annual convention Of the Mar
ion County NJ. d, q. ri win be held
TUESDAY September 3 at the First
ii p. Church. The following pro-
eramme @iIl be rendered:
pegoti onal Ma D. s. Boggs.
Rcli eaiI
geaGing ofmiputes
iotog Report Of Recording Score
tasy M Eta Dohsny.
Report ii Corresponding Secretary
MIS- doilte Ross,
Rspoft 81 Treasurer Mrs. D. B.
Chaitant
appointment Of Committees.
oRepost Of sppertntendents.
i2;o0 Noontide Prayer.
1I5 Devotional Mrs. ]. Walter
s0O Memorial seryice-Mrs. Jen.
ME Engle.
Roll cail.
Rsadlng of Minutes
Report 81 COMMITTEES.
300 Election OF Officers.
Report Of Executive Commit,
tees
Adjournment
MIS- a. Leonard, County Pres. G12
Merchant street.
The executive meeting will be held
Il 500 on Tuesday morning at the
home 81 the County President, Mrs
4 leonard, 612 Merchant street
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10 Attend Rreunlon,

Rev G. w. Bent went to Morgan
town to-day, where he will attend the
Brown reunion on Saturday. He will
return home on Saturday evening by
way q Halleck and will be accompan-
led byshis daughter, Miss liza.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-30

Senior DR.. R. Garbiras Guzman, who
for some time was charge d'afairs Of
the Venezuelan Legation in Washing
ton, having been appointed secretary
general of the presidency of venezue-
la, is not expected to return to this
country to resume his diplomatic du-
ties.
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MEN AND WOMEN.

seld Back, Jrpso of the wealthiest
Chinese merchant in Portland Ore,
has been admitted to practice at the
bar of the federal district and circuit
courts.
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DO You Think
For Yourself 2

on do you open your mouth Ike Jean4
bird aid euip down Whatever food OF fneal-
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IN intelligent THINKING WOMAN:
Infeed Of q ffori
pain; and shH ng. then II means tnurn e
you that theTeS Gze: tfied md true toass
medicine on xHo11 -cQNRQstI IQ&s %. ~
idr1gristS for the cpte q EQnlaIl's us:
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The makers Of Dr. Pieree's Fayottte Pc
'scription. for the cure Of weak. nervous run
down. oyer-Wofked dehi litated. pain-ra
women, knowing thlsmedlc cline 70 be made ND
Of Ingredients, every one OF which has me
strongest posSib Endorsement Of the leading
and standard authorities Of the several
schools Of practice, are perfectly willing ana
IN fact, are only TOO glad 70 print as they 40
the formula. or List Of ingredients, Of which
It is composed. u plain EagEtth. on every
bottle-Wrapper.
4. u y 4 y
The formula Of Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Pre-
scription will bear the most critical exanlna-
tion Of medical experts, for It contains no
alcohol, narcotics harmful, or habit forming
drug, and NO agent enters into 1t that Is not
highly recommended by the most advanced
and leading medical teachers and author-
tiles Of their several schools Of practice.
These authorities reeommend the ingIed!ents
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No other medicine for woman,s Ills has any
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A booklet Of Ingredients. with numerous
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leading medical authorities Of this country.
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and address with request for same. Address
Dr. B. v. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
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FaIrmont, Morsantown 8 PIttsburg 5r
For coNNELLsvILLE and PITTsBURG
Leave, No. 1. $500 a. M; No. 8, XIV
q. M; No. 81, e:15 p. m. Arrive, NO
+. 80, 1910 p. M; No. 3, x7:40 p. M; NO
1, 1890 p. M; No. 6s, x10,05 p. m.
For MoRGANTowN. Leave, No. 50, xs.ot
., m. Arrive, No. 81, xs:55 a. m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-30

A London landmark that its owner
will not allow to be destroyed is the
cannonbury Tower which is owned
by the Marquis of Northampton. Here
lived Ephriam Chambers, the origin
ator of the modern encyclopedia,
Speaker onslow of the Georgian era,
lived here for time, and SO did Wood
fall, the printer of the famous Jun
ius" letters. Mr.. Newberry, another
publisher, occupied the place for a
time, and was succeeded by Oliver
Goldsmith.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-30

Monday. Wednesday and Saturday.
Depart, No. 201, 900 a M; No. 2Os. 400
,. N. Arrive. No. 200, SIS q. M; No
100, 500 p. N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-30

Speaker Cannon, who has been rus
ticating at Plattsburg, N. Y, is trying
to, and has almost succeeded in, CIV
ing up smoking. He told friends here
that, although he has been accustom-
ed for 40 years to smoke from IL to
Is cigars DAY, he now smokes only
three or four
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-30

In compliance with a request from
the Secretary Of the Interior, Dr.. ].
Walter Fewkes, of the Bureau Of
American Ethnology. has been direct
ed by the acting secretary Of the
Smithsonian Institution to undertake
the work of excavation, preservation
and repairs to the cliff dwellings and
other prehistoric ruins in the Mesa
Verde National Park, Colorado.
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Health OFFICER
MAKES REPORT
CONDITIONS IN d WARDS or
THE cry AS st4o OWN sY5 RE-
RoR1 OF W. a. sRoWlL.

u lueSiTe fg4IUusQ ftula 'ulSu4AAee4 -
thank the citizens Of our city for their5
support and courteous treatment for.
the three months service while acting
as city health or sanitary oficer. You
have aided me greatly and much has
been accomplished towards renoyating
and cleaning many parts Of the city
Of accumulating filth. While ] nave,
been successful In causing the remoy-
al of so much filth and garbage from
OF the streets,alleys and premises, can.
safely say we are far from being In.
a perfect state Of careful Inspection
should the lights be turned on in many
prominent places.
AS my appointment as such officer
ends at this time ] earnestly request
that this work may continue. Until
we make our city more attractive by
getting ride of many old worn out
buildings and stables on or near
some Of our best streets, we should
cease to boast of our wealthy sur
roundlngs our home environments and
our public buildings, etc. i believe
the organization known as the wo-
mans improvement League recently
formed incur city, viii in course of
time be a strong factor toward the
Improvement and general appearance
of our surroundings. The teachers in
our public schools can aid them great.
Ily in instructing the children against
throwing their waste paper on the
streets and side walks.
/ earnestly request all property own
ers to take more pride in identifying
their homes and tenant houses, by
keeping the filth and garbage from
accumulatlngf in their back yards, as
well as the tall weeds from their lawns
and gardens.
; Below Is list of property owners
who have complied with my request
and properly connected on TO the SAM.
tary sewer, and using city water:
First Ward.
T. 7. Holt four houses, closets and
sinks.
Mrs. Mary Powell, bath, closet and
sink.
VIM. Cray closet and sink.
I'D. Radford, bath. closet and sink.
Doc Holt, development company
closet and sink.
H. D. Martin, closet and sink.
John ". Mason, bath, closet and
sink.
Harry Iayman, closet and sink.
John Henshaw, closet and sink; tnot
fnished.)
Clarence D. Robinson, closet and
sink.
F. R. stewart, closet and sink.
Mrs. John Galahue, closet and sink.
DR.. ]. H. Broomfleld, closet and
sink.
B. +. Gaskins, two closets and sinks.
Mrs. Chesney, closet and sink.
]. L. stealey, closet and sink.
W. D. Henderson, closet and sink;
mot fnished)
]. G. Mckinney. closet.
Second Ward.
Jas. F. Barnes, three closets, thres
sinks and bath.
Ira Kinkaid, two closets and two
sinks.
j. W. Ballah, closet and sink.
R. R. Floyd, closet and sink.
George Smith, bath, closet and sink.
Pinkney Arnett, closet, sink and
bath; (not flnished.)
John Hood, closet and sink.
G. c. Barb, closet and sink.
Isaac Campbell, closet and sink.
Rev. Eddy closet and sink,
w. E. Arnett, closet.
Third Ward.
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az HospItaI News.

Salyator Fererro was dismissed
Thursday.
MFss G. Il. Henderson, Of East Fer
~ street, was admitted for surgical
treatment Thursday.