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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

The ideal poultry house is dihicult to
describe. There seems to be nothing
about the poultry business in regard to
" hich there Is wider difference Of opin-
ion than on this point. 1t seems to be
the general opinion that the type OF
house is not very important 50 long ~ 1t
is dry, we'll ventilated, and the fowls
have plenty OF the proper kind Of food.
Food is the essential thing, and Of course
certain foods are much better than others.
A. M. Brown OF North Rochester,
Mass, gives his opinion on this particu-
lar point in the following letter. he
says: 81 have fed nearly all the poultry
foods on the market. but not with such
returns as Pages Perfected Poultry Food
gives. Ny hens have an average Of 80
per cent to their credit. Last winter Il
was so per cent. know this food Is the
best on the Market
II you want to know..more about this
food and the best ways Of using it, write
TO @. 8. Page, Hyde Park, VT, for hiE
booklet, profitable Poultry" II viii
be sent free, postpaid, to anyone men,
tioning this paper.
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sourh srockRRlpoE

Warren Pratt killed q deer with ten
point antlers Monday noon.
Clarence Mills Of PittsfeId called on
relatives in this vicinity Saturday.
j. 8. Davis sold his timber land to
Park Pollard OF Proctorsviiie recently.
Mrs. Lena Barnes was at home over
Sunday from her work IN stOekbridge.
Mrs. Verne Gerish went to Bethel Mon
day to visit her father, George Edmunds.
Messrn. Emery and wilmot were at w.
I. Jones' the first Of the week surveying
land.
Alec Como OF Deerheld, N. a., came
last Friday to run the engine for the
GoOdale Bros
Ed. Morse moved his family from
South Hill to his former home in New
port last week.
Mrs. Lucinda Boutwell, went to Gays
Vile Monday to live with her daughter,
Miss Mary Boutwell,.
There were no services last Sunday on
account Of Rev. e. L. NJ. Barnes being
away on a vacation at Richford.
Cecil Richardson was home from Roch-
ester day last week visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Richardson.
Mrs. Morse returned to her home in
Sharon last week Wednesday, sitter sever
al weeks Wait with her brother, G. d.
Newell.
Master Arthur Jones, Misses Kate
Jones and Bernice Boutwell, visited their
aunt, Mrs. Elmer Boutwell,, Of Gaysvills
several days last week.
While Ira Brown was chopping wood
for H. B. Mills last Thursday, he had tbs
misfortune to cut his foot on the top
near the ankle joint, cutting the cord q
DR.. r. c. Fletcher had 70 take severa
stitches. He was unable to be moved
home until Saturday.
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SOUTH STANFORD

Frary Buell. was at home over Sunday.
DR.. /. L Nowlan Of Norwich was In
town Friday.
Carries Wells Of West Lebanon was in
town last week.
Regular oonvocation of Unity chapter
Thursday, Nov. IL.
George II. Kibling OF West Lebanon
vas In town last week.
Miss Mabel stockwell returned to her
home In louisville Saturday.
James o. Kendall, our town representa-
tive, was at home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Of White River
Junction were in town Saturday.
Miss Jennie Mcdonald Of Sharon was
4 guest Of Lydia Buell. Saturday.
Mrs. samuel Boomer attended the dis
trict meeting, o. e. s.. at South Royal
ton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nowlan win soon
move into the lower tenement in the
brick building.
Miss Della Roberts was in South Roy.
alton last week attending the district
meeting, o. E. 8.
The lecture which was to have been
given Friday evening was postponed I'M
til Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Kendall was in South Roy
alton as an officer from Unity chapter t.
attend the district meeting.
Mrs. s. B. Buell. was in South Royaltor
Thursday to attend the district meeting
OF the third district, o. E. 8.
One OF the Thurston boys was taker
with commissions last week Wednesday
but DR.. Mitchell soon restored him to 9
normal condition.
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WASHINGTON

Stanley wilson Of Chelsea spent Sum
day in town.
Mrs. NJ. W. ayland visited friends in
Websterville last week.
Mrs. VIII Bramap visited at her broth
er's, Kills Bchonon, recently.
Miss Leah Hamsl OF PlainfieId visited
Miss Nina Tillotson part OF last week.
Mrs. John Eastman has been spending
the past week at Charlie Waterman's in
East Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. &. Goodwin and son,
Merlin, OF Chelsea spent several days al
L. ID. Tillotson's recently.
Two deerwer reported killed in town
last Monday, one by George Huntington
and one BY Marsello Bernasconi.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12
FEEBLE OLD LADY
Has Strength Restored By
vfnol

Mrs. Michael Bloom OF Iewistown.
Pa. who is so years Of age, says: For
a long time I have been. 50 feeble that
have had to be wheeled around IN
an invalid's chair. had no strength
and took cold at the slightest provoca'
ton. which invariably settled on my
lungs. and q cough would result Ny
son learned Of the cod liver prep
aration called vinol. and procured a
bottle for me. II built up my strength
rapidly. and after taking three bottles
/ am able to do most Of my work. and
can walk q quarter OF a mile easily.
Every aged or weak person who re-
quIres strength should try vinol. am
delighted with what II has done Tor
me-"
AS a body builder and strength crea-
tor for old people, delicate children
weak. rundown persons, and after
sickness. vInoI Is unexcelled. u y
fails 70 give satisfaction we win TO
turn your money.
vinol is sold b. the following drug
gistas--
q. M. Miller, Bethel
D. o. 0oodno, Rochester.
AR. Hood & Son. Chelsea
N. J. Sargent, & Son, South koyahon
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

Taken from California papers, Mrs.
Temperance Loveland Butterheld was
born In piitsiord, VI, Aug. 8. 1914, and
disd At ukiah, CAL, Oct. ~, 1908, being
"a Years. 2 months and days old.
"she was married to AbFam Butterfeld
April 3, 1874, 10 whom she bore four sons
end three daughters, OF whom one son,
B. r. Butterdeld, now survives. She
lived IN runbddga several years, where
she lost her husband and two children.
She went TO California In 1887.
Grandma Bntterileid embraced
Christianity q, an early age and had been
lpr0iastng Christian for about four
score years. She died In the triumph OF
. Christian faith.
About q week before her death she
realized that she would not recover. At
hefrlasst her grandson read the 23d
ssim To which she and the members OF
lhe hnilY Joined. During the week she
frequently tried to sing. called for
prayers and pointing Heavonward and
nodded her head The paralytic stroke
al'cisd her speech 20 that she was I'M
aos 70 speak distinctly. When singing
lls verse, When we asundor part, she
pointed upward and nodded. Such a lit,
'l'a' q gracious henediotion upon all
"ho come 10 contact with a."
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BETHEL LYMPUs

Fred Bowen was in Randolph the irst
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. whitaker visited
her sister, Mrs. Hattie Matthews. In War
rem from Saturday until Monday.
I. Bysinvitation, about 80 gathered ct
Will DARTS election night to get election
returns by telephone. A bountiful sup
per was served, games were played and q
pleasant.time enjoyed by all.
News was received here Friday BY
Mrs. 8. A. Bowen and Henry Walker Of
the death Of their brother, George Walk
or, at Windsor. Henry Walker went
Saturday to attend the funeral.
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EAST RoxeuRY

Mrs. o. n. Humphrey returned to Wal
than, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. George Wardner spent several
days last week in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fletcher visited
friends in this place Sunday.
Mr.. McAllister OF New York state was
here last week looking At John Mudgett's
farm with intention OF buying.
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coRINTd @ RNER.

n. r. Colby has been repairing the par
sonage.
viii Hood left Monday for Boston,
where he'expects to work this winter.
Miss Lila sleeper OF Chslsea has been
visiting friends IN town the past few
days.
John and Bert Hill are cutting timber
on the wood lot recently bought Of Mr..
Kezer.
Walter w. Colby went to Chelsea Mon
day, where he Is to work as clerk In the
Orange County hotel.
John l. Porter Of Boston, who has
been whiting his father, Lyman Porter
the past few days, returned home satur'
day.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT


,,. eoas il at home from Boston.
ngs. Morrill, was at home over sunday.
~. 81 Mrs. Charles futile returned
a., Ellen Howe, who has been quite
M. IL recovering
~ carrie Tucker has gone TO Royaiton to
-ors 10 TIE boteL
~, galiou Of Chelsea was In town
Monday On business
a.. lame whitney Is visiting her sis
~, Ms. Ellen Howe.
o.,, Tucker has recently had new
,....co pai IN bis house.
a., fsara houston OF South Royalton
NJ I'm friends here saturday.
AZ, and Mrs Charles Sargent Of South
p.goltoo we're IA town Monday
M. clark auction was largely attend
40. saturday, farming implements go
Ing ehsap.
m. ladies' Aid will serve q chickonpie
..aos, Al tie @. A. r. hall this evening
ron tili g.
~. Hattie Clark came Saturday from
v.,. YORK city to Walter Carpenters for
an indefinite stay.
wn. Lyman Rix Of Randolph has been
,r.ndipq several days with her sister,
Wra John Morrill,.
The parsanago Is being ropapored and
,,soared Tor the new pastor. The barn
also being repaired.
M and Mrs. William Outtrim Of
suampscott. Mass, are spending the
week Il II. X. Hayward'a.
Fred futile, who was called to strai-
md by the death OF his mother, visited
friends IN town last week.
M. ana Mrs. George Metcali Of Brat.
tsboro are visiting At Vet Davis and tax
Inc in The hunting season.
lat week Tuesday, the Birthday club
met At the home Of Mrs. f. J. Porter and
had q very enjoyable time.
Several hunters started Sunday to
different places so as 70 be ready for
sport early Monday morning.
Next Tuesday night will be Ladies'
nirbt at the grange. It is expected q
good program will be given. All mem.
bou come,
There seems 90 be some misunderstand'
ing 10 regard 10 the services at the Cong'l
church. Il was given out weeks ago thai
services would be held there until further
notice.
school closed in District No. 10 Fri.
6ay. Nov. s. with an average attendance
ola little over nine. Florence Porter,
sged seven. had no mark during tbs
farm. Ethel T.. Ball was teacher.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

Impure blood runs you down-makes
you an easy victim for organic diseases.
Burdoek Blood Bitters purifies the blood
cures the cause-builds yon MP.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group II you apply DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil at once 1t acts like magic.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

- ~ @ IL x a.
ga. ,1ha kind You HaB AnaTs BougA
; c: !: :: GzN J. 4; 3 8 3:
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sosroN MAakgrtngPoRr.

Mondays Quotations. Furnished b.
z. ?. Deerins q Co.. Quincy Market.
affTrEa
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Would You
Succeed !?
Then Save.

Some men have the impress
sion that success depends up
ON the amount of money they
make. 1t is certainly some
thing Of a science to MAKE
money, but it is more of a sci
ence to KEEP 1T. /, 1t isn't
what a man earns that will
make him Independent, but
what he SAVES. A small sum
deposited in this bank each
month, earning four per cent
interest, will amount to a sur
prisingly large sum in five
years. Why not try the ex-
pertinent? Write us today.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12
Monday's RanaolDh Market

The following prices were realized by
sellers ct Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retaill:-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22
JAS ,IA.!IB !. !! I 6
IA|E {. /: |! CONAN An
THlAl%Toaocc uR FBEEoREJU JUDGE
\ COMM EtScItln q o N 4 Mex VEINS.

SPHlLIPPI, w. Va, May %. ----Myles
sfHigor, chief OF detectives OF the Penn,
Esylyania ailroad, has returned to his
home atS Philade lphia after gathering
the last BIT Of evidence to be used In
the prosecntIon OF James A. Baker.
alias RI Neal; charged with the MUIR
8deruE Operat tor Edward ". Hutchinson
and the robbery of the Welcome post.
ONCE on the night Of December 2sth,
last. Bakers trial before Judge A. G.
Dayton In the United States court
will be called in this city next Tues.
daySmorning. s.s
Detec tiYeg Rtgor spent several days
HI this State securing evidence. He
Ssvislted wheeling and Welcome AMI
yesteraa reached Philippi. where he.
Iett valuable evidence for the consid-
9eratioh 1of Judge yton. j Mr. Rigor
and ia ostof nice Inspector Kincaid. in
whose ONCE In New York city Baker.
conferred his guilt, will be the princi-
sDal witnesses against the prisoner.
Both VIII be here Monday evening anil
will remain BY order OF the court
5Sthrough bout the hearing.
Valuable Witness
for the government will be Martin F.
i RuEan. the Pittsburg yegg to whom
Baker Sc alleged to have made par
lila sconfesslon OF the Welcome affair
q before his arrest and subsequent con-
sseesslons In New 7 ork. RuEan is now
eontlned n the Clarksburg jail. where
Baker is also $incarcerated, they hav-
ding ben taken there from Parkers-
4 burg several; days ago.
While in this State Detective Rigor
conferred with Assistant District At
stoney p, NJ. showalter. at Fairmont.
and Judge Reese Blizzard. and the
splan$ OF! prosecution hns been outlined
None Ipf8 the plans Of the defense have
been giyeu out. Baker has stated the
inclination to fight his own case in
open court; but he will be allowed an
attorney, and he will probably be chos.
zen from the 5Phillppi bnr. A number
Sofa prominent lawyers here have ask
led to take charge OF the defense with.
ssout cost, and 1t is certain that the
young syegg will not want for counsel
ln y 81 J = A - . r
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{ FlDuc,ARy NOTICE.

h Notice is hereby given that the ae-
counts OF the following named tidu-
Charles are before me for settlement.
viz: n s:.
]. CRATIC NJ. Taught, guardian of
Arthur S.sAIoore, Dessa B. Moore,
Urinh C. Moore. Willie Fl. Moore and
George A. Moore, infants.
?. c. L. Shaver. administrator Of
Josie Swisher, an infant.
3. Levi X. Hoge, administrator Of
Henry Hawkins, deceased. &
~. J. Austin Price, executor OF Ell
T. Price. deceased.
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$4,000. |; i RI
EXPECT ALL MINERS { IN PITTS
BURG DISTRICT WILL BE +
AT WORK SHORTLY.

PITTSBuRG, Pa, May 22.-Presi
dent Francis Feehan. of district No. q
United Mine Workers; OF America. AT
ter conference with the operatorA
wage committee yesterday said that
$4,000 miners OF the Pittsburg distric,
have returned to work since the ad.
justment OF the wage controversy las,
month, He predicted that practically
all Of the 10000 miners in the tlistric,
would be Mt work soon. He also said
that conditions are favorable for ar
agreement with the operators regard
Ing the district scale and working rules
and that the meetings with the opera
tors probably would be concluded this
week. Il.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22

The O,Gorman store. which is tha
Big department store fn which the
;AIessrs. Mansbac have purchased II,
part interest, is one OF & the largest
stores OF that State: IT covers an en-.
tire block and isg seven stories high.
The Mansbach brothers viii have
charge OF the Mems Furnishing De.
which occupies the first floor
and which does an immense business.
The Messrs. Mansbach have In = the
past Demonstrated their ability to CON
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22

present smanase hen the forns::
moved mo. Parkersburg Some Tina
later The Mansba bach broth ers pnrchas:
ed ed e large gents sfurn tshing store IN!
Norfolk. Va, hich has been I'M:
mensely successful. Il III =
Some time ago Mr.: George Mans:
bach, in company with his brother.
Louis, and w. Y Rowland. ,ot this city.
organized the Media Coal Company
and opened mp property along the b.
and Q. near Barnesvi1le. Ohio. Gsys3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22

ut was In the management OF this
property that Mr.. iMansbach inserted
the opening wedge which caused the
intervention OF the Interstate Com.
merce Commission into the manner in
which the B. and o. railroad as well
as other roads distributed cars to
mines and otherwise dealt with tho
producers. Mr.. aIansbach asked for a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22

duct such an establishment and the
success of their venture Is assured.
Mr.. George Mansbach, OF the local es-
Establishment, has been selected to run
the Providence store and will leave
shortly for. that city. ~. Isl
The Mansbach store in this city was
first in charge of Mr.. Louis Aiansbach
but later was taken In charge by this
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22
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A GOOD GROCERY 6 and
DRY GOODS BUSINESS

!; One OF the best grocery and
! staple dry goods stands in town
excepting Main Street stores.
Over $4,000 business annually /.
with small expense. The trade
is In good shape and no charge
Will be mnde for building up the Z
business. The goods will be
sold for cost and carriage. Rea-
son for selling the owner has
been in the business for 20 years
and desires n rest. 81
: II you are looking for a home
or a location to build one, have
the best the town affords. Most
; properties are handled through
. agencies these days and being
; well acquainted in the city.
, people seem to be willing to
; trust me with their business.
; II you have been waiting for
lower prices. use the opportunity
and buy now. This is n good
time to buy AMI there is no.
reason for decrease but there
is reason for increase. This
month has brought more in
quiries md more business than
{ than last month and prospects
in my line are good.
II YOU don't know me and arc
afraid to deal with me because
am n "Real Estate Man" come /.
in and see II am different from
other men. There Is no graft
:, in my business. I deal on a
straight commission basis and
the man selling pays that. Il
have my clients and I feel just
as obligated to be true to them
rs any other professional man.
shall be glad to- give n list OF
those who have employed my
services and are well pleased.
(2t.)
w. A. Lawler :
Real Estate g Rent1n 9 Agency.
sol g. ao2 Jacobs Bldg. !:
Both Phones. I:
y = y y y y y y y y = y y y 8
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leave Fairmont for that place, the
fact that Fairmont was to lose good
firm was nppermost In the minds OF
the people, and now comes the news
OF the new big business which tho
firm has secured in the Rhode island
town and their many friends hasten to
congratulate them on the undertake
ing. if
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22

Is
s.. Levi N. Tough. guardian OF Sal
lie Y. Clayton, nee Tough, an infant.
G. Perry Galaler. administrator OF
J. B. Galaher, deceased. sd .s,.t
4. NJ. D. Christy and W. s. Hay
mond. executors Of Cornelius B. Car
ney,fdeceased. &. 4. :: y :}. .s,s.3.
$. Florence Stevens. executrix Of
n. l.. Stevens. deceased.
9. w. S. Raymond. executor and
Florence Arnett, execut-ix of John j.
Chisler, deceased. ;ss
/, 10. John swintock, administrator.
of Frank Swintock, deceased.
II. Fairmont Trust Company, a
corporation, executor Of franklin Ar:
nett, deceased. &
L. Fairmont Trust Company. a
corporation. executor OF G.. W. Arnet..;
deceased. n 5,5
10. Fairmont Trust Company. a.
corporation, administrator of Eber Ar
nett, deceased. II.
IA. Fairmont Trust Company, u
corporation, guardian OF Edna Page,
an infant. -. s.s III
Given under by hand as one OF thu
Commissioners of Accounts Of the
County Court of Marion county, West
Virginia. on the ed day of May, 1905;
JOHN L. LEHMAN,
Commissioner OF Accounts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22
THE5vERY BEST
is None Too Good for the Fairmont
PEOPLE. ;5-' Z.

In finish and appointments. the Hotel
Waldo at Clarksbnrg is easily the peer
Of any hosiery in this section OF the
State. A sense OF its fine exterior APP
pearnnce is lost however by an ex-
animation of the gorgeous interior
fixtures and furnishings. Its dinlnh
room service is unsurpassed. Falr-
mont people should make the Waldo
their headquarters when in Clarks-
burg. Is Il !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22

Misses Pearl jacobs and Ruth
Barnes went to A1organtown yesterday
where they will be the guests Of rel
ntives during the High School Com.
mencement exercises. y. IS
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' '!!''!F|.|:: STORE ]! {: HER !. I!
Will | 4 Bee B {: !. CLOSED.

When It was announced some days
ago that the Mansbach brothers had
purchased an interest in a store In
Providence. Rhode Island, and would.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22

in that it means that the present n,an-.a
agcr and his estimable wife Will no
longer be residents of the city. They
have been very popular during their
resident here and their many friends
regret their departure. I. + fl
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RANDALL nj & co

5t3s IT'S a fine among the leaders
as fun line Of choice things-made
sef9 s exclusive fabrics woven by
Americans, English, Irish, Scotch,
French and Germans. Hold their
shape land look right to the last.
Many fancy vests appeal to the
sIeye and look right in the store only,
but lose their right appearance
Hsoon after the first wearing. Mos:
clothing lis paperish-bullt to LOOK
right until sold. After that there's
20 sdlsgrun ted feeling in the hearts
Aof the awearsrs. and often come
g back and Ia kick at the retailer.
aRandalrs Clothes are right which
geyer4way You look at them. When
you compare the price with 9th.
ers; sometimes the price looks
9high but it never is when you
count the satisfaction and the sure
return of the wearer to us for, nm.
other Randall Suit.
There's as much difference be-
tween Randall's Clothes as there
Ills between a good and poorly
( made suit OF clothes. Randalrs
suitst are hand tailored throughout.
Thni little details that are not seen
sssanye as much care as the things
L yons do see: 30 nj B III, B
~ Is well not to buy Suits I'M
a tiI yoaS see Randall q Co.
g
Gharlle end \ .';lemnie
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MARY ELLEN: &, -. VI
Gold Medal Flour is the best fer nak-
Ing everything. q. ~ q. tl-54{F155EA SADRrSA.
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No y 3 .-iFTlI-II- - ----7
R4WERE KILLED
And fFerty-TW Injured In Sugar Re.
tfiinery Accident.

PARlS,:May 32.-Four workmen wer,
killed and AZ injured by machinery
;kstn rs an y " xp1osion in n sugar refinery
here todd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22

{TAnrTHA: ~
Gold Medal Flour lea ss them all.
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y Mother used Cold Medal Flour.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22

sSBEcET: WI Sc iJt
N r.; L1BB1n.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-22

Try%h West VIRGINS q want sad.
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HONEY: 8fe, 81 ~ 3;ia tlf!S
Gold Medal TFlour.-no sab. iANaIr.