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The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
Seeriess Post Exchange Causes
 Murder

2. EaE- Fazs -5-z Saez zzzz= aera=r=z 5F sz-Zszrs a @ same company oa Christina aas and sine t5e sasoa- n s5e seze ostz trzg- edy sHe papers au75z7,s that quoting eH= as them the movement for tf1r r=--stab ab.IzI1- r1ent af ta- anteen #th= tort has re1siEed 1zw impetus. ard the commanding officers are united n favor 5f the lesser eviI.
 HighT5od. where the murder Nas committed. spoken Of a. containing morr eiIe resorts than any other village of equal population IT the country ard the Mecca of rice for the so.- diers. wh9 ~geHd nearly al of the.r time for recreation n the saloons ard resorts of theTzagz.
 Let g~ frame fe. sIas,t.oz>
 What makes the rez8zts silez
 Alcoholic drink.
 What brought murdered and murderer to these r-sorts
 Aleoholic drink
 What do the pfo-b-rr army men desire to restore to the post exchange
 Alcoholic drink.
 is entirely safe U assert that many young man ~ao eas tered the service oi his country an abstainer has been educated n the taste for alcoholics b7 the canteen beer Was II not entire ly logical that when this was de- nied him, the whip Of fiery ap- petite drove him wherever he could indulge itz Shame. Shame on the men Hho, knowing better. propose 10 shut American soldiers up with q saloon rather than face the disgrace ot Pab#ie Intelligence and their OWE fespoH- zibility for the same.
 The present outlook for tae final winning of thIS contest by the temperance foT5es may fo,si- bly be doubtful get the@ ao less of nobility in the heart of the government J tae United States than there k in the heart Of heather China. II China cau officially bar out opium this country can clean up her amps, her posts. her soldiers and sail ors' Homes and she viii,
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.

M E- Church. so61th-SerFlees eyefg sunday at II I n and at night ex- e6 pt Hrst Re- 5 As Barro8. pastor. sunday school zt 9zt5 a m. " E. Sim pSous perlnteacent.
 Christian Preaching every third and fourth sunday. morning and eFeBing ! : Aesl-F. pastor. sun eay SeuagI at 4z+5 ! q P New comb. su geFIatendent. Christian En- de4F6f eFefE >anGzT evening at s.zzD. Water Berfz president. Pzayel meeting everz Wednesday evening al zz5H
 Frs H4ntIst Church Services eF- erE >4114E 4=sEzGE aa1 evening Prayer meeting zFarF "Wednesday uIxnt 4a4E- pz pes prayer meet IuZ every Friday L5EGL- Ed. < smith aaszar sunday ~rHa4H . tztE z L. l.. Christian s. persuteu4eat- Primitive aaptIss- Services syeFy second >etaz1ef and >Guday zE ' 4. Q.
 F#r9t V E Church Services every ~1a54y u6FuHak and e7eutnE. sun aaY ~eAg9. 4f 4.4 m. Ep11Tth League eFery sunday at 70 p IL Junior League every sunday at 9. n Prayer meeting every Thursday even Ing. Rev. [. VI. CampbeIl pastor. L 6 Williamson. su periut-gdent
 Presbyterian -Pre4chink ?, and | Sunday morning and evening: prayer meeting every Wednesday evening ReF. J. S HefringtoB, pastor. Sua- day School every sunday at 9.45 d. m L. 5. PetTosss, apenntendent.
 ". C. T. E.-Meet every two weeks % Tuesday afternoons. Mrs. Hattie Palmer president: Mrs. Mary Moore vice president: Mrs Maggie Thomp- son secretary; Mrs. Ellen Langston treasurer.
 Spring City Lodge No. ~. K. of P. ' Meets every Monday night ". E. Simpson, (. z. Lee Henry. K. of R and :.
 Spriugdale L5dge N. 5Is. F. <. 1. Meets first Friday night after full mooD in each month. ! ? Bennett j. r. DeaFeF, sec.
 SprIngdaIe Camp Naz =. N. .. ". Meets every first and third Thurs day night Of each month " . Scar e. (. C H D LIchIyter, clerk EDlf0rm Rank. V |. Long. capt.
 l. .. z. V. Lodge, No. D. Meets on second and fourth Wednesday night D each month. J. E. Gregory, M. " Arthur Dyes. recorder.
 SprIngdale Eneampment Nc =. = |. Q. Q. F. Meets every Friday night except Friday night On of after the f4Il moon in each month
 J. " CaETEk (. [
 CLYDE INGRAM Scribe.
 l.. E. Hayes Pa,t No. 10. Meets first Saturday T each month at D m l. " He.- e9mmaader: C. " 1anl- aa atant.
 New Era L9dge N9 3eI. .. Q. F. meet Taesdag nigbts Ii each week
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 Nj r E4GXDtLE. ~ec
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
{ Stitch in Time

aill save zine. s0 aiIl a bottle 3 HaIIard's Hofeaaand syrup always kept CD hand save many sDe9l of sickness. ] sure cure for coughs colds. bronchitis and Rhooplng cough Mrs s Hot Springs, Arx writes ..I keep q bottle Of Ballard 'S Fore hound Sgrap in my medicine chest. and thank mY f6fefhoagnt many times. It has prevented macy severe bells Of sickness Sold DF V. C.. 6WnD+ E.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
This Mar Interest You.

No one Is immune from kidneg trouble. So just remember that Foiey $ Kidney trouble will stop the irregu- lauties and cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble that $ not De- YOnd the reach Of medicines. ". c. OUnbey.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

5ur-d vii. g5ctim of the legal fz1d liquor t-affic. one Q. tEe nanv who take the consequences while tHe husband takes the drink had no thought . touch i11aeep moral CT economic pr55- lens. bat only Of plain. everyday -8mmo1 sense problems. when she replied Tour honor. Hz.dHt 54 better Tor ne and tze ralldren r Foa locked ap tA- saloon and l-t n husband ge . T. - 5J silence when *e ssea.d Pf5-
 lest
 Makes towards aea Fae D.
 man race Has climbed 70 protest Had n0
 F0Ice seea r4Hsed 4 gzHusg . 4stEse5 Igaof2use and .lst. The Inq qaisitf9n vel would sefTe sHe
 .7H
 tnd zaIll5ttazs decide a1z -ezz. al=-
 pgses
 Tbe fe1 sh5 dare must speaz an4
 speaz ax4In- T. rlght tbe wro1zs gf nzaY.
 Fla Wheeler Wilcox.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
Justice 10 Wife and Children.

The court was hearing q case o drunk, third arrest. The judge turned to the woman who stood near, whose worn sorrow ful face had touched his heart. and said. s.I am sorry, but l must lock up your husband The in-
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
EouRfr IueIcIal oIsTRleT.

.sze-s Az1zs Present 5nz Attorney b- Il srs F g.fs-t asaeES zZ 44a14F fz r7-4# ard f8ef Der
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
DIRECTORY.
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The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
Collector $ Notice.

Nodee hereby gwen tha v attend the voting pre- each the several Townships d Washington County Ark the me and place named below for the purpose of collecting the due said county for the year of 1906:
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

Many q matrimonial craft has been wrecked on reef Of poor bread. But more have been wrecked Dy failure to keep Lhe crew well preFisIened.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

Parties wishing Real Estate are urged and will be qued furnish proper description o Real Estate on which they wish pay tax And also ask all the Tax Payers to call at the ting precincts on dates named above and pay if possible get statement o the amount charged them preventing the April o will leave the last day q each appointment at P. M. go'to the place
 KIT PHILIPS Fayetteville Ark. Nov. 26 1906
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
Rest and Sleer

Fe1 ese4p. tasse mIssfles # alnt=5 "a bad ea5 distress = ea4Enz Many rensC.L Les are re1a C EeEdea a1t t1e JHe I-5rkest aud 1-s- f q. $ Simmons G91z1 ~Frap sgTduE and he4 E4Iz t8 tEe 41EgS 4l1 5E9l= cnI4l passeze> It s.gp9 .ae 4xa a sase and gives y5l Se-gIe teSt ana peaceful sleep.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

some peepIe u4ke s4en virtue 0f promptGess that taeY forget = con- sider the matter selected tg discuss at the appointed h5qr
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

A-E aSz.=z -.z~- Hzr La-z IL A 2. Rl71s E. A. Nc-a--
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
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Sts5e S4nat8r-Jz v. T1an 1saC- RegreSeTta. vzs-T H Mason. N zusse= .. A H arsa JGdze-n E Williams S1erz- z-kIt PHiHp County 4az Fre54te Glerk-B. f. Greer
 Circuit Gsefk au5 Re- zaer-i5. Az Rddxers
 Treasurer l ssessar-t-Ix Hayes >arYeTar-H. E Resser Crrarer-E. E >E-tG Exzu8cer-N F. Crax14=a
 TEE34~=aE COURT Coanc4-F5zSt Naaa2F . January. Apxi.- J1lF and October Probate -Fz-st i ad4T ia Narel. June. =SeDter Ger and Dece c Der.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
ELEVENTH csascERY DISTRICT.

J1a<e-T Il H 1Ep Ep1-e7s-
 Court meets >-a01 A 114E g z8- -1zrY and August
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
CONGRESSIONAL
JUDICIAL

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The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

MaFor-L 2. Lane
 Reeer raer-Lee Sanders.
 TFeasarer- i Graves
 Aarsh4.-W L. stokes
 Aldzrmen-J V Hewitt. '. Il >a1 5ess. J 4. Joyce. J. ' >pzrkusG Nm Fssat.
 CItF c5ancE meets .aFst Tuesday nE-.t< - eess1 -.ss..-lsE
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

We have been s0 long u>rd t0 the liquor seller tae 0ui E drankard maker. that we have lost sight ot the fact that some times sweet. pure. christian Wo- men have been responsible for the perpetuation Of drunkene>s bY giving drinking fathers to their children. We should never forget that God works through mothers for the regeneration of the world Mary Wood-Allen NJ. D.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

seeds of a9ubt afs aat Ake1g ta spr1ut f ,o8n Ia q heart t4li vi 4s.d- 1ng faith
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
M. |. GU. Column
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OPTIC sss E.lL MON Ns- E=~e-9 Mrz @e- Pres =1 \ MF- -. ~
 Wrs r1r N sS dead
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

The door of Aiiiler1ia glory has ! hild's hand on the atch Lucia l. | KlmbaIl.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22
spstseostE TOWNSHIP
E CITY

Justices af the Peace- A. fTr4E-s .nd Ca4s Henson GanSt4aI aIz-5aao i AEdsESgE.
 CETf
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

YYa4 efI aea 2. f1rIIf ' 1fzez.G. Ea4e wiDtty @Hae, a1ile3 .elra aF hf5.ie 2E ZE#s1 aHe Winnie aaeete9 # sfefeaea j. - .sa H whisper winter winds =afsf-s %Beezes | aere- up1n ~e write se Kennedy La2a- Live 694Zn >sraP $8hgg ei,e sa god. Sold by T ; DalIy
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

It's good old world after all: If y1H have e. fssends ar money. In the river yau can fall. Marriages are 4nife common and, M8Fe people there would De- Provided you fake Rocky Mountain
 tea. Nelson and Searey.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

Vel for the father and mother t5 whom tHrir ehilds ; heart 1s as holy of holles, and their child 5 fsibirs and human tendencies are stumbling blocks n0t t9 eez and upset parents bar whish the Iit- tzs ore r5ast afsezF ard lovingly bz taught tg overcome Heaven bless t5le=a. FaF~ cheerful. gentle gl5sz=f.. cons z=-eIss-.~ fiz#-eE7t : And heaven z=p ai. tz se who. uhea 5.5s eae .az- t5 as9H-. re- member 2}ta anguish tHe 4aleeF- ing lip and pleading look . q iittir fa5e that has passed aHay...
 Mar AapeS Dodge.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

I,i, waste 4f tIme f0 give TT listen ta advice that yG4 kno" vii net pe uee4e1
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

Ar yOa looking for the com- ing man ~hois - tHaueurate q better das for the wor,d< Re- member, hl> mother "il3 prrcede ii1n and largely ~i1apr and train him. Mar :. LiTernare.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

The future destiny of this na- lion depend largely on the moral piarforu which young women Dez apE. ard tH- heights = which they elevate tce standards Of parltg. temperance ard christi an1ts. SusaHnah Evans Peek.
The Springdale news., 1907-02-22

Yoar wife told you to bring home col!aT bottle Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28
SUPREME COURT
GIVES OPINIONS
DECISIONS IN FOURTEEN CASES
HANDED DOWN AT RECENT
SITTING.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2s.-opinions
to tie number OF fourteen we're rem.
dered yesterday by the supreme Court
Of Appeals in open session.. They
we're as follows:
State VS.. Tug Mccoy, MIngo coup.
ty, Judgment reversed. verdict sci
aside and new trial awarded. Mccoy
vas indicted for burglary.
The others are ms rollows.
], Blackburn Ware, trustee. IS. Ida
B. Hewitt. from Barbour county. do:
cree reversed.
Terrell VS.. Simmons, from Roane
couuty: decree reversed by Judge
Robinson.
Wilson VS.. Kennedy. from Monon.
saIia county: affirmed and remande,t
by Judge Porenbarger.
Babe, administrator, vs.. Feay ct A..
from Ohio county. reversed and 70,
manled.
Macliay VS.. Maxim. ct al, from Bnr.
bour county; affirmed.
Jackson VS.. Big Sandy Railroad
Company, from Wayne county: affirm.
ed.
Rukman VS.. Cox, from Marshall
county; affirmed.
Smith ct al, VS.. Owens ct al.
from Wetzel county, affirmed by Judge
:icwhorter.
HELM VS.. Hefin. from poddridge
county: affirmed.
State ex.reL., Mcdonald VS.. Wells,
ct al. from TAYLOR county. reversed
Jessie NJ. Hurythal VS., st. La
renee Boom & Manufact- ring Comm.
ny. from Greenbriar county affirmed
by Judge Brannon.
W. H. Parks rs. Morris, Lryfleid &
Co, from Richie COUNTY. Judgment
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28

4 general basis of agreement. The I'M.
portance OF this successful and com.
aleled negotiation is obvious. telling
for all time in oqr holding and adj
ministation Of those valuable and
necessary possessions. This piece OF
work ulone proves conclusively that
William Howard Taft has all the high
diplomatic qualities necessary to mako
a successful president. OF his executive
ability there is no question. It has
been shown in a hundred ways in the
Philippines, in The War Department
ard in the several Offices he held prior
to eatrpnce into political life.
Returning to the Philippines In Au'
gust, 1909. Mr.. Taft took UP the work
temporarily laid down and resumed
Office as Civil Governor till December
81. 1909, when he sailed FOR the United
to become Secretary Of War,
whicl, important office he still holds.
With Secretary Taft's able work
since his return home the Amerlcaa
nution and the world are familiar.
His visit to Panama In November and
December, 1901; his our of inspection
OF tile Philippine Islands In the sum
mer OF 1905. with a party Of senators
and representatives his crisis mission
to Crts last fall under direction OF the
President by means of which revolt.
ton was nlpped in the bud; his ten.
,orary ssiyice as Provisional Govern
or uf nat island; his visit to Panama,
Cuba and Porto Rico in March and
April. 1907. fixing certain difficulties
which had arisen. In each OF these
cases the emergency found the man,
and that man was William Howard
Taft. In June and November, 1908.
emergency will again be seeking a
man and Will again find Taft.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28
Union
Continued from Page one.)'

H
All forms OF unbelier may be pessi.
mistic seeing life's best. things be.
hind, or not considering life worth
living, but the Christian Is always CD.
timistic, having the kingdom of hea2-
CT within and a boundiess prospect Of
glorious destiny before. The man who
says the world is n failure'is one him.
self and need to be made over again.
The needs returning. We should
grow to music till he's with God in
time"
We should be thankful for the things
behind rs. those around US and within
us. and those ahead of us, So the dl.
visions OF the subject are Thanksgiy.
ing for. our History, our Environment.
our Endowment and our Destiny.
These are al! great words aud carry
a mighty meaning. The preacher then
proceeded to give some greet his
torlc facts connected with the history
and movements of the great Anglo.
Saxon race 10 which We belong. He
showed how God prepared them hun
dreds Of Scats before they came to
shores for the mighty work that
10y before flloIn IN the conquest .anJ
development Of The new world. He.
.siso went into the history Of our ous
land, proving that wo are the Richest
and roat Ulest nation Of the earth.
and that orr favorable cnyiraament 4;
the present time should cause us %.
be Il ~profoundly grateful people. HI
contracted our lot With that Of some
other nations who not only 80 not
have much OF this worlds goods hut
added to their other h~inlrances they
lack the GROWING blessing Of lie
which is q knowledge OF and faith IN
The true and living God.
He then demonstrated that n man
should he supremely grateful for his
endowment for|ris mind and soul for
without these all other blessings are
useless. The world was made for tf4
soul Of man, rather thnn the soul be.
ing created for the world. If Cod
should rob the soul OF one faculty.
1t would be the most dire calamity.
Should memory cease to'be, In one mo.
ment the fRce Of mother would be blot
ted from the album Of the soul, and
fathers counsel erased from the tab
let's Of the heart.
So far a destiny goes 1t takes IA
the life of Immortality and the bless
Ings ahead OF US. While we possess
the blessings Of the past, this memory,
we possess the future OF faith and
imagination the latter being the crea
tive faculty Of the mind. and lending
endless charm and fascination to the
vision.
We should bless God for rest.
Israel failed to enter because they
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28


pscyokea God. but We are told there.
reIrairs THIS rest Tor Gods people.
This Is q great blessing. and wheni
or friends and loved ones become
tired and worn out with disease and
with carving The burdens OF life, We
are glad they can rest from their la
bors. They rest in his arms Who low
eth his children.
In view Of these facts the preacher
In conclusion called on The audience.
to consider Gods! worth, to price Cod.
since on whatsHe is depends what we.
shali be. In eternity. For we shall DO
like him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28

is there any Significance in the fact
that the local Democratic organ al,
most entirely ignored the big Bryan
meeting ut Washington The only
thing 1t published about the meeting
was an account Of the quarrel between
tho Peerless One and Senator Dan.
lei. of Virginia. The big love feast
at night was not even published as
news. Even the Republican papers
lid better than that and they ara
known not to be for the twice defeat.
ed Nebraskan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28

Who hasn't something to be thank.
futfor to-day2 Pity the poor soul who
thinks he hasn.t " any such there be.
Iiys you healtta Then you have
one Of heavens greatest blessings to
man: The world seems better and It's
pleasures sweeter to the Individual
upon whose cheek there is the glow
made BY plenty Of rich red -eorpuseles.
Have you friends? Then haven't
you a right 10 thank God for pIae-
ing you In 2 land where civilization
tends TO elevate and ennoblc man.
ki1d7 AHe who has no cronies had
better be dead said the Jelly old
%Peaaaosde long age.
Have you . homer Then surely
God has been good TO you. There ia
no dsaarer place on earth, 10 sweeter
word In the language than home. If
You have home you ought to be
thankful.
And 60 we could run the list of
questions indefinitely In helping to re,
call the real Blessings we rave and
the things for which we ought 10 be
thankful Il Is good thing to stop
6 year and count bur blessings
andttake an inventory Of what our
Rad heavenly father has done for US.
We 50 often forget, we SO frequently
faiisto appreciate what is done for Us.
This day ouah. to be one of the denr-
est Of att the year, ene on which we
add up on the ledger the almost count.
less blesslnss we enjoy.
The feeling of gratitude is one of
. most epnobllna in the human
breast and happy is the individual
who has It In his heart to thank God
for whatever comes into his life. Even
and sorrow my be blessings
IN disguise, SO we must not b. cast
down NJ matter what our lot may be.
II y always safe to have 4 thinkful
heart and no man has ever lost any.
thing by being grateful to his creator
Ter what has been done for him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28

truth and devotion Tor tho crdInsr
vexahons and yieEssitaiss 20 wnieti
We all are liable. a generous spirit.
a Sympathy FOR others and i peryad:
Ing desire 10 contribute as much as
possible to the happiness Of those
with whom we mlngle, are qualities
which elevate nature above the
ordinary standard and show an atm
ny In some measure with the beings
Of 4 better and q purer world.
Your fSend,
J.aA. McELFRESH,
207 Jackson street
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28
SUBJECTS FOR LEGISLATION.

The advance reports sent out rcla.
tive to the cali Of Governor Dawson
for I'M extra session of the Legislature
did not contain all OF the provisions
embraced in the call. Only five were
mentioned, whereas it now appears
that more than a dozen are Included.
Barring the direct primary election
law and the railroad commission prop,
%ositlon; some Of the most important
things that have been before The peo,
PIE for many years VIII be before the
legislators at the extra session. Sum,
med up the principal subjects embrac,
In the call are rs follows:
Regulating and limiting the leyIes
bycolnty courts.
Municipal corporations and boards
Of education.
Submitting such amendments to tho
constitution rs the legislature e at.
polttion OF the Zee system Tor lht
eplats otieers, and payment Of salar.
los
Amending election law. especially
the enactment Of a corrupt practice
act
bette registration law and a bet
form Of ballot.
geIetal Law concerning elections.
Bonded Indebtedness.
amend laws concerning salaries
sassors.
Sgrpenl or repeal the social club
SSliGense Law.
pass d local ontlon law.
Revision Of the school laws.
70 consider the Virginia debt.
pass a uniform accounting law.
we take 1t that the paragraph "Re.
vision OF the schools laws" will give
Opportunity to pass o law relative to
district supervision, which has caused
some sommotioR In this county. II
the question comes up. We shall no
doubt get a law explicitly empower.
ing boards OF education to employ dis,
tfiet sunerintendents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28
People Forum
Beyond the Garden.

oGyOHu hHe SaEuSH.
Editor West VirgInian:
Can / ind space In your paper for
a few more words OF advice?
Gardens are as old as Paradise, and
flowers nearly MS old us ganlens.
Among the numerous plants and flow.
ers cultivated In that retreat OF odor.
ferrous and salubrlous delights, wo.
man was professionally the very pink
OF the place, and Miss Eye-no / am
mistaken. for she was made a mis-.
tress without passing her teeDs-and
Dame Eve was confessed 10 be the
sweetest flower in the garden. And
as Adam and Eve We do not always
remain in this sttac OF being. We now
pass out and beyond the garden. And
like them we must not part. but will
rely on the golden chain Of iron
strength. a tie not easily riven. And
when It. parts betwixt kindred hearts
the angles weep in Heaven.
And nov we find ourselves travelling
1.,,, u,a,, ,o,.na, !, ,rttot =. n.tt,
gather many flowers and find many
sorrows. But II the hope We cherish
may quell Our many fears, we must
still taste sorrows bitter stores. On
~
D"'" e'' va" 'Osne'
'u "ea' 'ne
~" DuiN .tou"s H'ei'
"e" "" "" :" so"t
=" "o"9e " ana'
'st% Ss'*p4s "e'ef eHt tHete' iheh
oe snheete III un 'hihss.
nc seauty OF sincerity.
hlsh' principles r'sht thoush' ana
r'sh' actions "re inc sum OF human
NE, an" are always the best pass,
ports IN sooa society, lhose devoid
OF tffe grace OF sincerity Or those who
assume u eharaeter-to wtlci the are
strangers are universally locke upon
WIN a's'rnst and suspicion. There
iore' II Is that a standard OF conduct
AZ on'e ,ne must eAu.teu' true ha'
WY uN,N' HH" S'"eet'Es s"o"i" DC
Considers" as Tue oeSs Recommended,
"ons 'or every man. woman n
enid. Inc existence OF such princi'
pies gives a w a beauty OF speech
ana action mat gam the good will OF
a'i' SO true IL is that the heart instinct
very ciinss 10 that which 1t believes
sincere and where no murky poison
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28

Wonder what West Virginia as a
State will have to be thankful for af-
ter next Noyember's election.-Graf.
ton Republican.
That the entire Republican ticket
was elected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28

The annual shooting tournament of
the Fairmont Gun Club is in progress
ut the Google farm. The local shoot.
ers who rank first among the crack
tarksmeu OF the State, are making
good records at to-lay's shoot.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-28
u %eoUNTEous HARVEST.

In reeoaatlRg the blessings vouch.
sated to- US Us "a nation the following
figures will help us to realize what a
reat land God has given us as our
heritage. The figures show the, yield
or the various products mentioned for
the year 1907:
Corn bushels - 2,558. 732, 900
Winter wheat bushels. 400. 100000
SPRING wheat bushels. ~2l6,0s7.oVO
Total wheat bushels 625, 100000
Oats bushels ~4L52lOo9