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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11
sleep Walking.

"Tiresome preacher, that DR..
Ninthly."
my goodness, yesi Why, the YES
try men had to advertise for SOM
namublists to act as ushers. "-Cleve-
land Leader.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11
LYDIA T. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE G0MPO UND

comes as boon and Q blessing,
as it did to Mrs. F. Ellsworth, of
Mayville, N. Y, and to Mrs w. p.
Boyd, of Beaver Falls, Pa, who say:
ST was not able to do my own work,
owing to the female trouble from which
/ suffered. Lydia e. Pinlxham,s Vege-
table Compound helped me wonderfully,
and am SO wclA that can do as big a
days work az ever did. wish every
sick woman. YOU'D try It.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11

Thousands of American women
in our homes are daily sacrificing
their lives to duty.
In order to keep the home neat
and pretty, the children well dressed
and tidy, women overdo. A female
weakness or displacement is often
broughton and they suffer in silence,
drifting along from bad to worse,
knowing well that they ought to
have help to overcome the pains and
aches which daily make life a burden.
1t is to these faithful women that
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11
Heard In n Restaurant.

: Heard In a Restaurant.
Luncher-Is this meant to be short
cake?
Waiter-Yes, sir.
Luncher (sarcastically)-Then for
heaven sake take it away and berry it.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11
Your Druaqist WIN Tell You

That Murine Eye Remedy Cures Eyes,
Soothes Eye Pain and Sells for Soc.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup.
For children teethfng softeBs the gums, reoness y
asnmation nilaya pain. cures wind coliI 2@p otees
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11

Labor rids rs OF three great evils;
poverty, vice and ennui.-Voltaire.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11

Pretty teeth are responsible for q
good many smiles.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11

Aliens FOot-Ease, n Powder
For swollen sweating feet Gives instant relief Tbs
original powder for the feet. Csc nj all Druggista
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Dropped Dead
wei ts"kNowN oitl1io%"coUjTNS,r~
'"'4FaRmER Isf'41TrKckEDr+ !;
81" WHILE fMfLkiNG..''!'r"t .,

N'NHEEt1NG;,r ?.tay William Bell.
rens. nj promiilent further ot Ohio
'cosinty!H idrhpi'ta'aeai1 Ties,lay ieven,
ihs''at' 7'd'tlock lit hfs'fliofie 6iiv the
STONE" Chiifcharoi;l' about fourmiles
frpnntElm' GroveHitIe vas nfs 9tsta-
ble' milking taucow whenr he was al,
tackled ati'lfelruver-lentl. lHenrr iron.
BILE. rcm"whfch he -hndbeen a suffer-
er'fot sometime. was the cause of his
death. %hi~ns1ts ~ 'nrraivs,r"E
He was found soon afterwards by
members of the famtlynandtsaphysi-
clan was called. who:annonncet1 that
the man'was esid:-:;+irtf H,s.i::s.ih
1.-THE deceased was a years and IL
monthstof' nge+and was we'll known In
the eastern part Of the county. He is
survived "atwife.fn ison:nnf tnrtaugl,-
ter. namely;fu.tAV. Behrens, Of Greggs.
villeUand M1's.t Sallie Soil,ert;i'wt1o re.
sldes2on the home farm.
iH The funeral will bet;leld from!,tho
family home tFri,lny afternoon ut
o"clock;Eand the tnterment Will be
made ethe-Stone-c church cemetery.
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Admiral a,S;'c':hlet:.y,
s - ''z"y u:c-:-1.ct- ftht'y.IIts Nr
Witu' VtsiTTWHEELthG nNnnccA,
DMtsfcH"oF DEDICATION 'oF,t! u,
n n'HiIkEW CATHEDRhG-s D, .u

q W14EEEHNct. AInyir .L1:..,vfhclfiig viii
f1hrei'a Observation-Disclosures iii the
person ofnnAnmiraI"'NVinfi "scott
Schley.EthH heror ofo6antiago:: turing
the Standardization iwar traeawill
he here!ionHthc occasion of the deli
cation of'the now Scottish Rite oathe.
dral in;tthe.montl, tof JunemIJeris n
prominent member OF the Scottish
F4tftas. mo- 'f,HIittwt,iar.it az
= Anofher'prominent visitor ina the
city for.rife tsame.,.oocasion will BIZ
James .of;NVnshinstof,'
D'nGA the grand commandments thu
scottishvRiteGMasonB. ,.pal, .-..q.. ~
'':Therer will hevt.bie 1oings s.an,on4
The Masonic .fraternitN,l: on. the ,occn!i
sion of,the dedication of the new: cal
the'lral. The dates for the event, ara
June 1Gth.-17th and1sth. There win
AIasqnss hare from afr
EamSbf fhe4 Sale ,Iahl4otherab iaces
n .sha cohnt+4v ilIG,ha lls'W ri
One Of the features Of the ce1ebrnJ
ton .$iil he the Initiating OF fargo
class into lie 'tnysteerfes 81 the Il.
gree. a ''i"'''S" isn
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s chant ut. u PerxII1n7!d, Pa, ran 81 With
a pretty chorus girl named Daisy
Fair, the gossips NIL predicted TINT
hero was only iiiiother f6ot-llght ro-
nance With wds to ruin It's Course,
finally through Ire divorce Courts: u
The marriage 81 the millionaire col.
lege boy and the pretty SLOW gill took,
'plhce on April t,.'.1s65.9 and IT was ~
istant is imontfis hfterwF;ard" that the
Btfde, Whose hhurIssbnit meanwhile huti
been committed to lid insane asylum,
bcgafhif Suit in'the Pennsylvania courts
aiggainsy the father foirS talIehati6h OF ar
tectiofis. But MISS Falr.. Or :SIrs. Frita
wants some pecuniary satisfaction for
her loss. Shed foes not hesltate to say
that she is the descendant of iii '1:ns,l
fish peGr, and that SHE his been used
rfitif}rh 'rtttf" .tI:7 rril .'I! ~ n:S::I III,
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fTfGI' :"
':!.!!', u; 'l|'l'':,;: : !.
!, .. "5T h ! e.: owns
n: Y NllFln''IiI.titI E.ii lN-,"'tIi INN -.
VET GooRs t.:EuRNEE.DIr DOWN BY
a,:t EXPRESS COMPANIES. IN X!R.
GINA.
r-.ril: ...X :.i,.ysnilo ,,-

RTcHSiiioSD. v va. May fY::-The, aippp1i
cation fo5r, q rule on Tie part Oft Ii
qhor dealers 81 Roahoke to iSHobmtaTpiel tie
express companies to receive and
transport iian6drs f ronii rtilaht city to the
towns II 'Kadioorfd:: Glade sbriHises: Salt,
Vile and Marriott was pa pairtia1iy" EbAsid.
erel by tiie State co'rrporat ii Commits.
sion and Continued until .Ma,y H. I
The liGuor dealers ile 81 RFYHhoke have
Geen receiving io5rrsalters for whisky from
ths parciied sections IL Tie southwest,
n,any Of them te:opmthing from ttifes towns
nrialHied. The express T sss'' c,oomhpHahlesl on
being informed that the tt1 towns had
adopted ordinances prohibiting the ex,
.nress .co1hpanies2 from, shipping liquors
to parties resulting therein, declined t,
RECEIVE the eonsIgnments for shipment,
ttppfpFmHlngg 1Re PartiS;f' TINT. the 1a@@ foir-
bade the Shipments: ..,,,. !,
The iiquorr men '.tikieTre eiuipo got to.
gether for the purpose OF compelling
the express companies to comply Will,
the orders q the corporation commits.
sEpn EeEardips til" 'receiyiiin,E ana Ina. ship.
. MINT q 1tj articles Unsigned t. them as
Common carriers. " Hos'.lt''''"i.
i, The i, point At Issue s Whether the
tq 'H lis et'o;1l H HAD ! right t. enact an
ordnance which seeks to prevent the
shipment, Of, liquor. There was no dis
piite IN The facts in the case Sc, at Issue,
Il t;,,| being admitted BY the companies
+ tl'a a,: the liq'lors, had been tendered for
shipment 7iI. and had been refused: :" The
towns named we're made parties de.
tflen 2Ia,t II h the case, and the case con.
timed In order or1Fer that that processes might
be at once served in order to dispose
Of The matter quickly, IT,.
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FBa.Variafl Is
IL: Exp ositip1l
BtG y w II c YEslsAt
;TtoNsSsNiLtasTAk PART oP:s7s
;ENEp5TC:DAY=

N INCH ia II n ,r4,r'r ser.
nenies ii which ,hel Primes Regent and
oiiisr. lis, Euish.d mssr, "a rticjnate,d
we're ,ie; held to-day Al the RarayIan Er.
positian,. The. biz show is = most
complete exhibition Of ( Bayarja.s arts.
and industries , and I'D promises e Is the
center Of attraction lin Germany this
fvear. rIttwill last :untli Oct ober, and ~
expected to. attract thousands OF tour.
lists and, visitors. 4. 4. 5. !, 3, III.
Not only are the arts and industries
REPRESENTED b exhibits. but hiifstofficai'
.hnppeninEs are to be 'f fe..ppro.dituced on
grand scale, the i paaFrticipantass' iWsgearfpst
the pfctiiresque tcsostun,essG i Ia which Ba.
,yarin Is 80 rrlch. Pfovislon haay also
been made for giving the public an In.
sight into the methods Of i,li pprtodulG.inEi
The hand beaen iron toy - an and color
printing tor which Bavaria Is IL t well
known. fr'pN9iF I'i4 .a.'7ti E'.'f.'1f'.l,s :.
I. comHpetltionsH have been ntt; OPENED for Il
d FSS,. fRHfp
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sending "ilSt;ea 81 psre sIcS5 t bloi.os u
rectly to thu, skin s%rtace. in th,,
way sores. erlptioas and pimples are
qutek!y he e. l., ana enPrsd eompletel,
changing ,the entire body into accleal
healthy rconditionirsB .nRt B.1has!. dom
this ,fon, thousands, OFF cases. Sob. q
B.,will certainlyncure'youa For.rhou
maitam. aching ashontdera..l ihawkinF
and .spltting.. blurred eyesight. catarrh'
cancer. and all. evidences ofuimpury
blood take Botanic, Blood Balmf II
Fstops all aches and pains.,c,lres. rheNl
matiamy ornnatarrh.; heals severy sore
and makes the blood ,pure and rich.
/ BoTANlc Hcotib BALm,,ntE u. d. l'i
Is PLEASANT Hid 'safe to take; Jconposed
Of pure botanic 'fdgrsdI ents!HH II dif
ferent froml any other BLOOD pdffferi'
because b" q. 'tB. cn ir'esss7 whsfa' ali islss
fails. sAMPEEssENT FREE IL wit
Ing Blood Balm CO.. Atlanta, ca. SOLD
By DRuGalsTsrl si"tPERat1ARaH
'B0TTLE!!1"s oldlttnt' FafrihohE. VIVA.
BY ktoantaian CITY Drug CO..: fiMains 81
Cali 6rHWrite!!s Remedy .6etitnb or = :
presa. "t'i t!!'l;rtihr ttriH ~ y
M 5ru,I III t.iE.frtTYtu. 5fffnjl,ftl. II
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NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


IL g ~ Pride has returned from
ss business Y. trip to- Cincinnati.
Earle listed, who has been
sting the home :of,J. B. Miller: has
nrped to- Bethany College.ng- a
Misses Clara and Grace Robinson.
Eaos have been visiting friends. have
gone atoS Fleming ton rfor "A few. days
Arom n1s there they:swill-ret to their
home In Jackson county. sSr;d.ii;1!f. &
Iss "a; As tlarge crowd s.attended preaching
sE1asts Sunday evening att the NJ. E.
Church i. mn 1,s5Gii.sr ~ .ntre
The m ma friends oftNIr. Harry XII
q ger regret to hear iof this leaving the
scityareservot1 ittfe, 81 st;.rts,ii 10
Sunday School ts progressing very
Nicely fts ;ii5Dtnsrlri:;;5
Miss Nellie swearlngen. OF Colfax
was calling on friends at this place
Sunday last, I. III
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IWest Niralniai Patents q,

H:tnE.p Dunlap.t!pntentv lawyer; Of
Wheeling.,renottst.t the rrecentiRsue Of
the following patentsrto..West, Virginia,
pinrentorshF5WH k.,BarTon, Jackson;
MISUNDERSTANDING r d F. tHadley..
,5licker. casing.hea4d fqr, oil:welllss;;r and
Ear. Weikel. .RonceyeFte,, mower. r,..:,
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Hiss Elizabeth FSiger Is visiting Mr..
ana Mrs: &; sB: payis:
Mr.. Thomas r. Miller hns3 returned
from a business trip .toi larksburg. 4
Miss Ollie Miller entertained 4 mum.
Der Of friends Saturday evening last:
Those present were Misses 81 .el1n
Shackelford, Della Hall, Lucy Smith.
Nell swearipgen..Aldieand Nary Rich
ards, CLARA end Gracee, Robinson. Edna
Thomas. Katie and sybil Wilson, Mat.
De cambridge. 4iazei Lin. Jet Nor!
az. Kate and wv. linn aind Pearl Reed!
er. Messrs. Lawrence and ali Ciy1n, Linn:
HeFbert !Barnes. Ray :shtadckeIisorei,,' Gay
Fstty Dorsey and Mark Hawkins, Orr
Dayis. Lawrence and Harry 4lr! sai,cr4fleld.
1 Brooks Little, Arthur Haw'kins,I 7 Wal;
Ter and Dallas sattertield, Shakespeare
Mccalister clayte Moran, Hoppy' Coo;
& Alexander a DePnl., ,yWa$ne satteri
field. Earle Unlisted. Mr. and Mrs. Bert
sstts5''sld pbaSis IA $!s par
0EFa ri ! eS s. III: ~ t6:tna! q; j
II..Is tIS.I ,fs m - E4ttl<h1s
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,t,yvent to Oakland. ;
e,,,it,Ili[S s.. - -.r-.N,,,.,r

iss Bessie Runners, and AIR. Char,
s ,l!Fs A Al went to. Oakland,Tuesday
morning llls land Z were married. returning
silhaMe Tuesday evening. .-Mrs. Ashcraft,
sis e very popular roungtlady and has
many many friends here, she having resided
,1Fnl this ward with herabrother..N Wayne,
since her return from California sever.
IN ial years ago. -Alr+ Ashcraft,iuis the,
I y f INCEST SOM OF Mrs:pJ. iP.iA shcraft,
so 7i Polk street. They are receiving the
ICON cor ordinations OF their friends. m
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t.t1ncfelse L.. $500. $101 ,61J
Total increase-of disbursements for;
1908 over. 1906 for, purposes ,.namei
above $l.12l.i23.91.- s.--=tsc,. ,r
Total disbursements for 1907 for.
purposes named above. s1.322.725.S3.
"a; r.fr.-, ~. NEWTON OGDIN. :,
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:. BIZ !!!|l|[|!|l[.z)::: .
S !||z||1l|||||I!!a|[Z|||.

Bone Pains, itching. seabby Skin 81,
liiiI stftfi!sft-- eases. IN Gt1Elt
'tH.H B!HB.1 &c UARANTEDHto cure, ev,
Permanently curedrpy taxing Borani.
Blood Balm. Blood poison Is the worst
diseases onirearth. yet teusily toured
any partifof llheGbody, rcarbuncleH OF
by'ntaking BotanicsB loodRe Balm.'s 1:
andtpains pin rlbonea
backtand Joints. itchingiuscabby9 skin
blood feels hot :,lswollen slandar
risings and bumps Observation-Disclosures
throat OF. mouth falling halr, pimples
or 6ffehsiys eruptionE,, IF rash: n onh skim
arsl tdn down or lie her vons. ulcers or
en- thu worst a 6htd most most deep s;states
cases. 3. B. 3. acts directly on / thu
potsons an the Sblood, driving All spots
usamatteris from the system and!
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!! OVERS e Is AtsLLlL-lAT SEA s! A,

THY Ronar'se Of an Actress and I;
= ,,...., "Havertord College stiident!:f : B,
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'f-I'1 tr'r ms !, .lIHHnne,n :l"hs.fn
barbour =, ; ~ sis,5$$o$ i,5sa.s5
R$nks1sz il, ,.iSllEs1 is:$;S2s.{5
brSEiityiii sa:5' SEss5ss 43 .Sss.ss.
Brooke .:.':,S: +" 11:&e;$|SS$E;G6 iS;ags.es.
G%ns;! ;,;ii d 15;4.4S;25 5lsoes
cIaYsi a i: s:s5g:st ;is, =
D6aTrliEeiin.'. E'nn' s,i9s:.S7i s5.ls1.i3
rays'eAttsT -! rsSs?s1$ siT;z;i :
f;il,ftiSccr rt,"l:iiIr "a iHi .frnr;i's %;o :,
Grant KY" ~: 1,st5.e2 ~ E..75G.lI
Greehbrier .''"s,A27.69 526sa.ii
Hampshire ..... a.o14,2SiF1e.25G.Oi
Hancock :.. "."! 5,73s.4G F9.51O.1o
FIaray". ;.M:!i:::;' FL e H""'4a:57
Harrison ~ y. ."1s.l37.o7f 5s.941.2H
Jackson ..arr::!': '5.97s.aO' 20.5G5.i4
Jefferson 3t!s,Oa3!@4 g$.7715..H;
Kanhwlta ~! ~ 44:7ss.eo 10$.G3G.C5
'ilewis.:'!.. ;tM4'*''faH11.46 lr22.Gls.29
Lfncoln'". ..!..::... '1,9G2.a4 ~ e.4GG91
logan .3?.HHr:t.":' .Itn a7s!e3r 5.754.Gs
Marion !:::.::!. 9'1Sl42GGH ITG.750.59
Marshall .t'sst.t..!..7 l7:3GT97 ~ 53.910.S3
Mason t.;:.'..i!%. .E::"T2.473.45 '"i 3i,114.0s
Mercer'H:::: TIT: 2o.51s!5o 'G5O.2o5. 81
Mineral p. ..:GG:13513.o4vs i35.7oS. d.
Minsor. H.. .?v.r2G.7or.s1 .t"G7.f42.73
Aonongalia 80. 5.G50.27 ":taS.gg5. 0fs j
Monroe &c. .g.f.!L H1.0s2s75 npi"2.S1S.9S
Morgan7u. .VV. .rnt2.134.02m 2O.852. %
Mcdowell i.9!u:.r:s22 .GGG: 50trtGs .5SS 80
Nicholas III ?:.tl G30.25,"Y 5!479,77
ohtot'i.. !+:%. ..":"11:322'S+~'ma3.214:7H,
PendletonT:' .:HE:.':.. 4O.Cn
kleasantsIiF..:.." 2155.92 1a.2a4.o6
Observation-Disclosures 14.714:s7g
Preston 1+,661.OG 2G.s04.l9tI /
Putnam -. "'~GS5s.3S' f'19.5s6:0a
aleigh ....">.. 1.S92.s1 1o.523.76.|
.a!-l. -14.95a5O 3O.e5O.oS
Richie ....-....--5.S32.01 25.37Ga2
Roane it.re,s..'r:. S1.G4Ssal.4 ,sG1+.5i:
.::. 49,. 13.271G7a.. 30 33.saS
ihs'or -!..-..:,-..: ll,44tt96 2S.922.0S
Tucker ......-..-9141.s5 17.o3s.a1!.
-...:..,,.-. :. l.7G042s,;-2S,543.G5
phshuttt,- :.::--t.t; 1855. lam 1,222.s7
Wayner. -..---rar21,I49.1 .r,,32 1898"
Webster: :.7-s., 2IG9-25 II S,G1O01,
Wetzel :s..-ur. "a 9.23Q.57t,., S9,924.77
Wtrt5r-.- .4.r ..,,f,n952 .45sny 1881 I'll,
Woolr .:-.r-.. - Is. S92. 20 80 .93S. -
wyoming .;.,:r.'.;.. =. --rfIn .2.1G9Oi
Total. 1905 .'........ ,53;5.3l59 S /
"a 1T, 190G.:n.. -....t... n5l6,54T.2o
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NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE.

~ By S. W. Press Association)
- BOSTON May New England's
new baseball league the Atlantic: AS.
ISOLATION. will open its season to.mor.
row. The schedule provides for 11o
games.htte season' endtng!!s on Labor
Day. Six cities are represented in the
leaEVs' Portland ana Lewiston, Me.
Taunton, y Mass. ne and Pawtucket,
WSoonsocket and Newport, n. I. 81 :
PAMELA: n iti Z, 9 a, ,:slI;tt
IS Be sure to use Gold Medal Flour.
Tn 4 NRfy y
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( NEW Yo YORK; S ii i.4.Wfenss Henry
Percival Fritz. a Haverford College
student and son gof William Henry
Fritz. the milionaire lumber, mers.
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tltittILE1tffffIt lklt tt5f:Jf:TfftIt- "a y
sFIRS1 w ARD

Islsf1 MisssP Pearl seott' Ms. Ill lar'her. home
pns olunlbia street r " 1His-''t n
1Ilsiai Y BFEsS,xin, 'is tie guest 81 Il
her parents fn Haft iison coui1riitt y. y. Y
IsssSs Misses Nsii11R and ;Bernice Stout, Of
Normal school, h iai,Se' gone to their
lone at Bridg ep6rf For "a few; days. Z
Mrs. =. T1Bishop ana 1di aa,nshterr,, 81 Lulu
Ee It, P1ttsbl'Fe tSday fopf few
III "a AK Y egg and daughter Of
washington, D. G.. are THE guests Of,
sils formers parents Mrt.and Mrs:
s;satt,t7lYMis ..invas
E sornaan 8 Of Westonyist guest
n @, frIenlslin the .F'irstrward. 4.,:
sdaug hter Wal fib6tn Tuesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G.Gr Fletcher. Of
Merchant Street si, ~ ~
ssls sMartia, d pE; ssn1nasboro5,
spent as i9t the guest t:s OF Mrs
Sss sBo lge J; 5'I'5 'Eh
tss,Ssns \ has b ssn much
q Enrses for the past ,fe% days. -
1 an and Mrs: Georgee GnskIns IL
SSm,th town, have rel pgn ed after q short
ytsita with relatives in this ward ii:ti
a sF:as4l: X 'bl! Rpr4fs ssnptertaine,i
ine county exeeHtiXs IF HE 7.
Ihhu.Esa fFfx Aiftern9op at bfE hpme d
Barney street. The .meating !, was tf; q
very imp rtapt oRs ,uRl much busine;s;gs
ma pFpsrsm 'nn' tor ;l:'i the e,.: Mothe,sr
esmeet Ting Which viii ti,e hold ks oftar
q oclock st at the home qf AZ ,n
Jones. ot iEasf i PnrkS avan,a ,tr,,;,f
"a iH be one q great nterest
lion is being made 10 entertain
alarigs; Numb the not hers TbS
"a q hEaa 1,s OF esst the 81. q r H.
/, Will meet Sat the M. 81. Church this
S afternoon ut 3 clock. ~
60 80 !. -. '-'.' ''''' ~,
ci ~ = Ht o.nitsi 80:
iysseE 1vast wa - n,a,,,,
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home al M. 7, d nn'r,ins E.,",..
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
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STATE TREASURER oGDiNls SENDS
sTATEMENTpOF iGWlTHDRAW-,f Il
-:--.7:-A7Es-FROM-D EPUsITURTEs,-
IHaF l-TIsTf- "IsfIIiNlII
! Office ofa4State TrnaSurer As 4

e CHARLESTON. W. va... April 20
Thei largestEwithdrawab OF State funds,
from dep6sitorlessin any month III thu
history or the State took i place ii
them onth Of March. 1908. made nee
essaryS by. the warrants drawn ON the.
State Tfeaslfrer's Office for the Re.
funding OF Public Service Corporation
taxes to counties districts and ,m,l-
inicipali'ies'; ,tfl' ar;wh;4 p," "a
rtBelow istrnwtablef OF. the amounts to-
each county lfortthe: yearf1 sos; Ms conf
pared to 'thetnmount4pa ontrfor' tho
same purposes in, the first xenrnof the
present State administration. namely,
fhe taS st 1a2Ri Palid qpt apl design
mated below MS of 1e0C: =,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01

b Order rider Gold Medal Flour next time.
ss.5iE g7I E.Y.I iCfr-Yq
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Notice.,

il members s,Tof /; the..uP ocahontas
" 9Agss PlTe urged to be: present at the
S l1ps.e tg to-nightito make arrangements
for thsi; meeting ot,the great,loage at
Harrisburg next aels,.,.r5 .mpb.c u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01

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Ii..l tlf.i mo. ~ f .r..,.,ts
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01

nP GENITAL osaan o;be lbnldins Sssa
two Ftre unfs within
"Hhn GoMrthpnse Square pusona
@ building occupied BY .anyiof the
pc fey
CENTRALLY LOCATED fns tsgI saatas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01

, HIS taenqinual 4D0l!ar Social of the Aid
eoelety q iatne Diamond Street M. E.
C 759ll was held Tuesday. evening, and
vas = very pleasing N t-prohtable one:
rhte sRPfnpbers 81, this society are very
n seaafifgetls ani wiz soon plan another
irHent for the benefit pt.thelr
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-01
Big Verdict for Oil Co.

Anderson special in the News
and Courier: A jury in the Civ
il Court today returned a verdict
of $10,35690 tor the Peoples
Oil and Fertilizer Company
against the q. and w. O. Rail
wav. a seed house of the plain
tiff was burned in FEBRUARY,
1908, and il was charged tha,
the fire originated from an en-
CINE Of the defendant. The mon
ey secured in the verdict, or q
major part otlt goes TO the in
surance companies that paid the
amounDs of lhe losses.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-07-01
kitchin Wins Out--Named
for Governor of North Car
olina on 61st Ballot.

Charlotte, N. c., June 81
VIM. Walton Kitchin, for IL
years representative in congress
from the Fifth North Carolina
district, was nominated for the
governorship of North Carolina
by the Democratic State conven.
ton at s O'Clock tonight after
the warmest contest in the poll
hcal annals of the State. The
convention has been in almost
continuous session since Wednes-
day at noon and the nomination
required 81 ballots. In eyery
respect the contest has been re-
markable. Lined up against
Kltchin were Locke Craig of
Buncombe county, one of the
most popular Democrats in the
State, and Col. Ashley Horne
OF Johnson, a prominent busi-
ness man. Behind Craig were
the United States senator's, many
congressman, the leading news
papers and many of the ablest
party leaders.
Kltchin received majority of
"A votes and amidst a riotous
demonstration the nomination
was made unanimous.
At 1885 Sunday morning the
convention adjourned after nom
inating w. @. Newland of Cald-
well county for lieutenant gov
ernor, but without naming the
delegates at large to the Denver
convention or reaching the ball
ance of the State ticket.
The convention will reassem-
BILE at noon next Monday.