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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
GiienbaDnz 5aDrplan.
e. M. & 2(. q. 8ahn

p9abb grodet"s3 mad Souiton, @aIbeiton,
Beaumont ui1b Orange. M6fabrt l1br abenbs,
Mntunft 755 morgens.
gsad aerrebiIle albfabrt $50 nroreens, atns
limit bort 11.30. Mbfabrt bon &errbiIfe 1lbr
na9nlittaas, stnfunft in @an stntonto 7.50
abenbs. gsir @anftaes na6 &errbiae: 4 1lbr
nn6nittaes. Giidrabrt bon BAIT Waontags b. J
morsens, snftnft in San slntonio $50 uors
gems.
gab guero, goatuut, Suuiton @aIbeito1,
Giobines, GodeeIe, Cameron uno goco, slbs
fabrt s45 bormittaes, 9lnfrnft 1lbr morgens.
gsatb geebiue, CORPUS gbriftt Mlice Wsatbis,
Mranfas gaB, Hodport, 9bfabrt 1.50 nabe
m. tnrs uno 1lbr abenos. slnfinft 7.55
morgens ,uno 1.50 na6mittnes.
gsa6 SaIfurias, sfbfabrt llbr aberos. Mre
flrft 7.55 niorgens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
Gin sranm BON Glpiimm.

N2ir trGuint, id) mir seitprbcm
ltn6 iiit GlDiinm;
Ses 2amoes grpHe SGter
Sic gingcn burt Gcrntit.
Sic iitb sit ntir gefuntnten,
llnb fritgen mid, amf GBr:
2Sic es benn bent5ntage
Sm 9aub Der Jreibeit mar.
Spd) ipie idJ es berid)tet,
Sa id)iittcln iie bas Soanpt,
limb nadjten ernitc Wficncn
1tnS bahem's faunt geglaMbt.
G,eprge @ai6instom, Der tieinte:
,,gSic faitm 6as nt1glid] iein,
Sab has bic Gnfelfinber
&pm ben @enpiIen meir.
Die iit) perbieten laiicm
Sen granf, Der ibitcn id)meft,
gSdnad in nui'rcn Sagen
Sie Singer ttan geleft."
llnh Sefferipu, Ser 6ritntnte:
ySit bas Sentofratie,
Wiit ipld)en 3manssseieten?
Sas Simg, has fannt tdJ ME!
2Ser 9einpfrat fid) nennt,
liub itinmt &robibitiun,
Sem iuerhe in Ser SoDle
Safiir bes 2ii9uers 2pbn."
50 ntmrrten Sieie SelScn
1tnb ba btn id) erfpadJt
ltn0 babe pb benz yranme
Sin iuenig nad9ebadlt.
llnb iuie ant anbern Sage.
Sd tranf mcin 2pne Star Sicr
On iuiinid)te idj: 9ie Nltem,
Die ,uaren tuieber> bier.
9ud) bic bic 0pttcssabc
&erlaitern uno peridlmabfn,
Nsit SSefferipn idj iuiinidje:
Sie ioll'n snr 3Slle seb'n!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
@abl Mn5eige,t.
SIR e1eriff.

Sic nJreie Yrefie fir segas" lit atitoe
riiiert, an5ii5eigen, oaB 9. 8. 2tn0 :
feb &nnbi6at fir bns In,t zines Sbertffs
bon Begnr County lit iilD iid5 Der gtlt@
ideibung Der oennofratiiden grimdr>
tpabIen ii1tertpirft.
SIZE nTreie Yreiie fir Segas" lit olito>
riiiert, on5u5eisetl, baB sSames so G.
gIosfeb &nnbiont fir baL glntt
beg Sberiffs bon @egar golintb 1T nnb
iid ben benofratii6en Rrimdrtpahlen inn
Suli llnterfpirft.
9ie rSreie Brelie fir Seras~ TT
nitoriiiert, ar5u5eigeil baB 81n. S.
@ of fortb Snloioat fir Da5 glmt eis
nes G6eriffs bon 8erar gountb lit uno
lid] Der gntid)eiolng Der oemofrntil6eu
8rimGrfpahlen iinteripirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
Gin nnperaanalides 9enfmal bat

Gin mnpersanelid1es 9enfnal baben
Iic) Die e6ripilrbigen 8riloer bonn ct.
8ernarb's 8 &loiter nid)t nlr bllrd Werfe
driitli6er 8arm1er5isfeit nno @elti9ens
liebe fir etpi9e 3eiten 9eiebt, ionoeern
audi orrc) Die 9liidlid)e grfinoun9 per
ipelt6eriibnlten ct. BernarD@ ardlltereNtl5
len. Stein, ipie Die giatur alles ld)afft,
unperfdlidt unb flar, lpie Die iilberbelle
GueQe aus Dem Selien .iprl1oelt, bereiten
lie aus ben Sdften beiltrdftiger Eflan@
3en oas groBe lmb berrlide 6eilmittel
Sic ct. 9ernaroS S&rduterSRillell. 8ei
@eritopfllng, @an9el an slppetit, Qeber@
lmo alien l1nterleibs@ StDrllngen 1teben
iie uniibertroffen oa. @eriudt itel Sn
alien slpot6efen 81 baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
9as @idtise erbaIten.

vgor 9 Sabren ibien es, als batte
meine S5turoe geiblagell,A iagt Wtr.
6. Sartbing bon @iia Greet, Slo.
Serr. uMein 2eben bling nrr nod
an einern Saoen. Wfein NslpotDefer
en1pfabI mir electric gitters 90
faufte ib eiue Jlaide lmo er6ielt
mas id broudte araft. Ginen SuB
fdon i'm @rabe, bradte mid electric
gitters mieoer auf ben Comm" lln=
ter 8orantie perfaaft BON 80 9reiB
uno 81. @obn & SO, 9lpothefer. 90
Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06

Sem Stootslefretar oes beut-
ihen ei6s=Warinean1ts, 9lonliral b.
Sirpit, lit cine nene 4us5ei6nllng 5u
tell eeporoen. Ser slbmiral lit i'll
oas preuBiihe Serrenbaus als Wst-
glieo berilfen moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
BiIIiees HoIz.
Sic {Scro FIX ietbs 5nllar,

@ait benz Hreis bon Tieben 0oaars fir
cine gor0 Sol5 lit es alt 9ie IS uII
gorb g8oo6 Gompa M, cine
neue GejeIli9aft, oeren Sol5bof an bem
Sap s@eleiie lie9t, bat ben iibertriee
benen Breiietl, Die bisber bon benz 8ooos
Srult berecbnet tuiIrben, elm gnbe ges
ma9t
g8ir 6nben in nnierem Sof unb auf
unIerem 2anb $4,000 gpr6 erittlaIIiges
8oit>Oaf@Sol5 g8ir liefern cine pDlle
Gprb pol5 in einem inter Snipeftion Der
Stabt fte6enoen 8n9en, Der garantiert
1T. 1913 aubitfuB 9faum gu entbalteu,
ii. $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
s. & O. ". Sabn.

MsfGBrt
9fadb alien gsorb.Gegass s9unften
"A 116r ltno s bofn1itta9s.
Sad Ct. 2ouis, Msempbts Mnb benz SIler
~. .l.25 lhr nacbm. unb 45 nbenbs
Nab Wsegifp 1920 n9r norrnittags.
Mhfumft.
8on ct. 4onis u. benz Often, $50 morg
Son ct. 2ollis Ii. ben1 Often, $50 nlorg.
@on 2arebo uno @egifo -. LOS na6m.
Bon ct. 9suis, 8anios 9th s 45 abos
ct. youi3 g. gan Stanriaso Sasn.
MbfaDrt.
9sab Sort Smitb. SprinefieIo, st. aouis, aan'
ias eitb, gbicaeo (S. & 8. g. 9epoD
o.oo upeilps
Anfnnft.
Bon Ct 2pnis. aanfas gitb, Baris, G9ica9o
1910 fnorgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
syiir Gouatp Glerf.

9ie .Sreie 8reiie fir Seras" iIt aue
toriiiert, an5u5eigen, baB 8i b i an 6.
g Samilton &anbioat fir bas glnt
6es County sglerfs bon 8erar County
lit uno iid) ben beinotratiidJen Grimdrz
fpablen i'm Suli iulteripirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
Nad Brownsville.
". 8. & =. Sabu.

Nad gaco Sort g8ortb. 9allas, &anfas 9th,
ct. aouis unb gbieago, tdsItt (Sunfet
9epot -. ....... 900 abenbs
9ofaI5ug bia Gmitbbtne -. 7.30 bormtfta9s
aIaino special mad SuliibpiIle, 9ouiton, Gal'
pefton 1925 abenbs
Mnfunft.
gon ebicago, ct. aouis, aanfas gitb. 9auas,
Sort @ortb unb 2ssco, tdgItb (Sunfet
Depot ..... 1.5o morgeHs
2otaI5iie bia Snlit5bille 800 abenos
gIamo Special bon smitbpile, Souftcn. @al'
beiton $40 Hptsehs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
gpntberm Yacificy Sabn.

gaadb Stem Orleans Souiton nno @aIbeIton
tdelid -. 11.40 nlittags
unb 1t.30 aberos
Sad eagle gaB. 81 9ao, Californian uito
Megifo . 500 borinittags II. $50 abenbs
4ntunft
Bon. sseiu Orleans, 9oiifton uno @aIpeiton.
tdgIi6 .... 7.35 mor9ens
uno . 600 nabnrittagS
Son 81 Bafo, Californian uno megtto :.
lilo borrltttags
lu1b 500 abettos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06

Die tellerften spaBe limo ee-
pobnfid iene, Die ben billigiten @ib
entbalten..
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Ri bermietem.

@eiddfts-Sffice, bier Seniter, Sront
nit 9alfon. 9to. 216 Slt-@ommerce
StraBe, oberbolb Der uSreie Yrelle". q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
gietorta Sibiiion, @. 6. g. ., u
(0mli Sbore.)

Na9 guero, Iictoria, Sort 2abaea. Corpus
gbriiti, grotpnsbiae, Gio @ranbe, gitp,
@oIiab. geebile, g8barton 9aIactes nno
Soniton 7oU moreens
Mntunfts. $50 abenos
Ser Sam Souiton4 na6 guero. gietoria,
Bbarton uno Soufton:
AbfaBrt. =. LOO doeHo9
Mntnnft 700 morgeus
glaG Brownsville
Ser Bug oer SunIet gictorta 9ipifton Ib'
fabrt 7o5 moreens, mnbt in BIacebo 8erbtIrs
bung nit Der gnIf goait Cine fiir Corpus
gbriIti, anfunft bort 4.55 nabrittass, @ntnnft
in grptpnsbilIe 9.25 a6enos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06

Sobn $. Bolton, offentIider geo-
tar. @runoeige1tl,m. glgent fir
Benlionsaniprii6e. 3immer 9, ct.
Sanes 9oteI, Sft@Souiton StraBe.
@eioe Selepbone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-06
FULL CORD WOOD COMPANY.
geibe 8bune no.

0eIo sm berIeibem = ginerion &
Co., 32t @et Commerce GtroBe.
BfonoIeiber iino Sutpeliere. @ors
gains in berfol(enen Hfdnoern.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
~
Oleys Spence f
j Made 4 4 !, j, 3 D remain "a
GRAFT ON I MAC u ms TsiAPPpiNTEn
TRA.vELiEG FOREMAN I'm 5 q.
Us q o.sELEcTRic De-
PARTME EMIT. "a, u

X GRAFTON. May Obey Spencer.
enc Of the well known n,achinists In
the Grafton shops. has been appointed
to the position OF foreman OF the Bal.
timore & Ohio electrical department
and as such he Will travel over the
main system looking after the inter.
ests OF his department,
This is very good appointment and
reflects great credit on the ability Of
the Grafton mechanics. Mr.. Spencer
has long been one OF the best naclin-
lists OF the city and his appointment to
his new position is well merited. as
It is rumored that there will be sew
eral other Grafton men appointed to
the heads OF some OF the departments
and the railroad company can certainly
not find men more fitted for these po-
sftions on the entire system.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Peoples Forum
Letter From Prof. Working.
-. Fairmont. May |. 1905

~ 5t.l n g5 ahmoHt, May IL l5uo.
Editor OF West Virginia:
Dear Mr.. Lough--Now that my work
at;your Normal school Is done. am
able to thank you for your very APP
preciative editorial of last Monday
without seeming to be trying to adver.
tlse my own Inadequate presentation
iof agriculture in education \
What | wish to say is. that you have
shown an exceptional understanding
OF the problems which teachers of ag-
ricuture are trying to solve. 1t Is not
strange that the oldest OF industries
should feel u sort OF contempt for one
OF the newest OF sciences. 1t is not
surprising that the occupation which
engages the efforts of n third OF the
Industrial workers OF our country
should accept with some hesitation
the offers OF service which came from
the colleges OF agriculture and the
teachers OF agriculture.
But the Oldest Of Industries Is begin.
ming to adjust itself to the new science
OF agriculture. and the men OH the
farms are beginning 10 understand
that the colleges or agriculture and the
teachers OF the various agricultural
sciences are able and willing to help
them solve the problems Of the indus
try by which they live.
OF course the teachers OF agriculture
do not profess to "know 1t nll." They
Ito know some things. and those OF
them who are fit for their jobs are rs
ready to learn from the men III the
fields as they are to teach the men In
the class room. This Is Il fnct which
we need to depend upon editors to pre-
sent to the people. No school Is worth
supporting unless 1t actually serves
the people who support 1t. No college
OF agriculture Is worth supporting I'm.
less It actually serves the Industry and
the people 1t was established to serve.
think 1t Is safe to say that West
Virginia University. through Its Col.
legc of Agriculture. Is trying to serve
the agriculture and the farmers OF the
State. AS trustees of the funds pro.
vihed by the National Government 1t Is
trying to discharge its trust effective
~ for the farming industry. That the
work may be done with increasing ef-
fectiveness, We need to have our pur-
poses set forth intelligently In the
public prints-as your editorial set
than, firth m Monday. u-'H.5.... .g. -s-.
D. w. WORKING.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
o RY P o ETR Y.
BY Bill Dust.

Hnrk. bark, the dogs do bark. ~
The water-wagon's in town.
Hear 1t wobble over the cobble.
The ex-tnnks are loading It down.
Hear the trolley. now they are jolly,
10 Clarksburg they will go.
Where the town is wet as it can get,
And they'll have our money, you
know.
The brewery can brew as 1t used to do
But the council won't let 'em sell.
II they keep agitating u thing or two
Afterwhile there'll surely. be HI. &
The County Court, it did cavort 4
And made the whole county dry.
Poor politics will peter them out
And see ZEN: In the sweet; by and by
s., BILL DEVERE.s,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
HOW THEY 90 1T IN GERMANY.
Awakening Popular Sentiment In Be
half of the Navy.

BERLIN. May According to the
yearly report Of the German Naval
League. the league Increased Its men,
bership during the year 1907 from
90C,706 to 1.Ols.590. The organiza-
ton has continued It's campaign OF in
structton In naval affairs by giving
stereopticon views and lectures in the
Villages of the empire. by setting ,lp
naval expositIons nj IS cities and by
conducting excursions OF school chill
dren from the interior to the ports OF
the empire. where they were shown
the might of Germuny's sea power
and the extent OF the merchant ship
ping OF the country. The league has
been so successful in awakening inter
est that the government lis now con-
fronted with the problem how to re-.
strain rather thar excite the zeal Of
the people for. the nd Iyss si Ikaa il, IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Standing of the Clubs.
An Even Break.

BOSTON, May boston got an
even break on the series by winning
from New York In the ninth inning.
5 to 2. The visitors scored two runs
In the fifth on Crandell's home run
and an error and Tenney's' two bag
ger By good batting. following err
rors by Nicklin and Shannon. Boston
tied the score In the eighth. Bird.
we'll fnmbled Sweeney's sharp hit In
the ninth and Bowerman drove the
ball over the fence. Sweeney scor-
ing before Bowerman reached third.
Score:
Boston $50 DOL on1 Ia 81
New York o 0 0 0 2 0 q 0 o. 10 2
Batteries: Crnndell AMI Bowcrman:
Crandell and Bresnahnn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01

y z Z so 30 - IN ~ III
The development of the past week
In the financial world which com.
manded overwhelming attention was
the successful international flotation
of the Pennsylvania Railroads $40.-
900. 900 loan. by the assured sale 81
that amount OF forty-year four per
cent. bonds. The important .slgnlfl-
canoe OF this transaction is the proof
1t affords OF the return OF confidence
In the future OF our greatest rail.
roads: and 1t means, of course. that
PENNSYLVANIA Is to continue Its prer-
aratlons for handling increasing traf-
fc. With the Pennsylvania prepared
80 to increase It's facilities 1t Is fair
to assume that other great systems
hold similar views.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
SCRYsTAI-DEw.

:st The Warrington Record has the fol-
lowing To- say concerning Crystal Dew:
M NE Fairmont papers have devoted
much space for q few days to the fact
that many Of their people will drink
Iscrystal Dew drinking water during
the coming summer.
We have been reading the Fairmont
PAPERS for mnny years and this is the
first we ever remember Of seeing
Edlrl5inking water mentioned In their col
Snmns. NJ .iis & s. IS r.
3Ss + is % significant fact that this wa
Sterf question never agitated the Fair
mont people until they were confront.
5ea with at dry town and the awful
proposltions of drinking river water.
Z What aST great consolation it is to us
nnlngton people that We have first
Glass well water for the water sys.
tenn. IA Is h
ve pity the Falrmont people and II
;;ytheyswill come UP on the trolley wa
Will set up first class, ice cold. spark.
slling well water s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Standing Of the Clubs.
Washington Noses Out.

PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-WashInc-
ton and Philadelphia played In the
rain here. Umpire Connolly finally
stopping the game Mt the end of tho
eighth inning with the former ahead
by 2 to l. Street scored the tlecld-
Ing run OF the game with home run
drive into the left field bleachers.
Pitcher Falkenburg. OF Washington.
was yesterday indefinitely suspended
by President Johnson. The score:
Washington II O o 0 o 0 o. s |
philadelphia 20 0 90 I 90 OIL 4 ,
Batteries: Hughes and Street: Vicls.
ers. Carter and Schreck.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Notice Of License application.

- i
Notice is hereby given that 4 the
following named person mas fled his
application and petition for State
license to sell, offer for sale, expose
for sale. solicit ann receive orders
for spirituous liquors. wine. porter.
ale. been and drinks of like nature.
In the county of Marion. for period
Of fourteen months beginning May 1sr.
1908. anil ending the 30th day OF June.
1909. The following is the name Of
the applicant. his residence and the
rince for which application Is made:
Porter knight. Monongah. w. Va.
in the Pellegrinu Bi,;:. Main St.
And notice is hereby given that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Easy for Browns.

ST. LOUIS. May by batting
three pitchers nj over the field. st.
Louis beat Cleveland. 8 to l. in the
second game of the series. Liebhartlt
lasted one inning and Chech was easy
In four Innings. Score:
st. Louis "A O F.: o o q. 2 o 80 II Q
Cleveland % o 900 o i o OIL :,
Batteries: Howell and Spencer:
Graney. Llebharlt. Chcch and N.
Clarke.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Bunched Hits.

CHICAGO. May 1.-Bunchetl hits. nea:
sacrificing and errors by the st. louis
infteld In the fourth and seventh in.
nings gave the locals an ensy victory.
hurry was the only one OF the visitors
to solve Fraser's bcnders. Score:
Chicago 80. a o 0 . o o TO -3 8 I
st. Louis. 0 OIL o o o o N-1 4 !:
Batteries:' Fraser and King: Ray.
mond anil Hostetter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01

The President has once more struck
theSkeynote5 OF -xf.< 1uE.rce. in his
latest special message to Congress he
denounced the boycott and the black.
Lists He deprecates the demoEogu.
and the 5agitator. Then he says, But
shiss counterpart in evil is to be found
sdn that particular kline OF mil.
Elionnire WHO is almost the least
,Senviable and is certainly the least adj
Snlirable OF all our citizens: a man OF
whom II has been well said that his
face has grown hard and cruel while
his body has grown soft: whose son
lis Ra fool and his daughter foreign
;sprlncess whose nominal pleasures are
sat best those of tasteless and extrav-
Fagant luxury, and whose real delight.
whose real life work. is the accumu-
sflation and use OF power in its most
iasordid and least elevatIng form"
WhiskeyT manufactured abroad and
alleged to be misbrnnded under the
s:Americansp pure food law will hereaft.
aerSb be allowed y TO come into the coun-
Try, a ter which itgwill be subject 10
the adjudication OF the courts under
that law according to a. ruling which
has been arranged recently among
the departments of State. Justice. the
Treasury Sand Agricul ture: This new
ruling Sc the result OF an inyestiga-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
HoT8ASJoKING MATTER.

The losing OF the saloons OF a town
snFEcity usually calls forth a few cheap
Jokes and more or less I. poetry In a
lighter vein. but when We come to
think aofS the matter. II is no joke. For
Fairmpnt and Marion county to be dry
rs serious question viewed from any
1ngles one scnres to look ut it. X 1t Is u
serious matter for those who have be-
come accustomed to make q living
mlthe revenue derived from It's sale.
They must now hunt other jobs. And
many good places are closed to them
I'M other walk s Of life because they
/ have been engaged In liquor selling.
Many or these people are large hearted
antl good III their way. They need
sympathy and, help from those who
$haya5t AIKEN away fromithem their live
jzlihopd "a man who has been engag.
led I'M the saloon business has tried to
live zhonorabl y AMI keep, out OF crime
and ebapc hery: and many OF them do.
they ought to lbe treated with proper
fonside GRAFTON when they seek other
skkinds 5ofs emplo ymen t. There is a good
place for Christian men and women to
put their religion to the test.
The closing oft the saloons Is Sc
lETto.ls sqnestton for the city and State
governments; for much revenue is de-
lived from licenses and when the grog
4 shops close that source of revenue is
closed Some one says the city and
i State can exercise more economy and
mot feel the loss. There is some truth
IN that but there are many expenses
that must be met many OF which were
paid from money gotten from the IL.
ssEensesE to sell liquor. There Is no need
ofSseeking to evnde5 the question. 1t is
$proba bic we shall have a higher rate
Gofs taxation because We have voted out
the saloon but the people who have
$50 pted heard that argument before
the election and are ready to do their
part " paying increased taxes.
The; above nre two serious phases of
;esai dry town and q dry county, but the
most erious Of ali is the side OF home
land children and mother who will
cease to be robbed by the grog shops.
Instead llls Of seeing the husband and
father ~ come home late at night bleary
eyed and flushed with liquor ready on
The EhtestS provocation to abuse his
loved ones. they will feel secure from
'6s such ANNOYANCE. dread and humiliation
because the places where the stun was
Esolds that stole away mems reason have
Il been l. closed. It is all right to try to
Laugh the matter of as n huge joke to
close the saloons, but We leave or rs
ave! began that It Is very serious prop.
osttion4 for both sides OF the house.
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-I1|T-" ~ lIl-I - |I7lll7 y Z, 2. 4
MARYLAND. CELEBRATIONS
tDyI s. ". Fress AssocIatton.

tDy s. ". Fress Associatlnn.l
BALTIMORE, May 1.--R epresenta.
tires Of tie Maryland Casualty COM
rany. from every quarter Of the United
States and from nearly every province
Of Canad and every State OF Mexico
are in attendance at the ,decennial cell
ebration Of the concern which began
today .as.st sf. - ~ ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Saturday Exchange.

Tho Ladtcs' Aid Society Of Christ's
P. f. Church will hold an exchange
satur'la; morning in the room. former
is &c. upip,l tr L. s. t'lemiag ami fnr.
~ occupied by l.. s. Fleming and fam
lily. Everything good to eat can be had
their friends Mt this time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
To MY Friends and Patrons.

M am still doing business at the old
stand opposite the Courthouse where
l. will continue to furnish to my Gus.
toners the best in meats, fish and
poultry. 6o
CHAS. G. ROBB.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01


ton q compl aints from Ilondon Eres
'gaTding alleged dis riminat ion sainst
certain shipments OF Scotch WI hickey.
and is ~ reversal; OF tie former regula.s
ton which mad II possible to hold
up such shipments before they enter:
ed into the markets of this country. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Wiley Buys Grocery.

Frank Wiley. who formerly Ind a
grocery at the corner OF Stnte and
Raymond streets, has bought C. NJ.
Iartley's grocery on Jackson street.
Mr.. Wiley n short time ago lost both
legs In railroad accident.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
Turtle Creek Broke jail.

Turtle Creek. colore.l man. that
was fined seven dollars and fifty
cents yesterday made his escape from
the city Jail last night. The officers
are looking for Turtle Creek.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01

Mr.. Franuk Baldwin. OF Pittsburc.
is In the city the guest OF Miss Ellen
MADEIRA and other relatives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
BOWLING.

The Silver Tops defeated the tt
gers on the Temple Bowling alleys
last night. The score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01

MARRY--Rest plan on earth. Nothing
like It. Photo Of every lady member
published with description. Many
beautiful wealthy. etc. Act quick
The Pilot. Dept. $50. Marshall. Mich
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Games,

Yesterdays Games.
st. Louis. Q: Cleveland. I.
Washington. 2: Philadelphia. i.
New York vs.. Boston, rain,
Detroft.Chicago: wet grounds.