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Japanese overrun Korea

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Five thousand Japanese gendarmes
have reached Seoul and will be dis
tributed in the farming districts of
Korea.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-22
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-22

gesI King FOR Iceland.

Copenhagen. ~ The first King of
Iceland, IN modern times, IL 10 be-
King Frederick ~ Denmark. ~ yir-
tue ~ report submitted BY his High
Commissi0n. Frederick will become
fitDI1r ruler NJ the Arctic island In
return for the concession Of con
stitDtl0n granting autonomy 70 Ice.
i6Dd for twenty-five years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
Note

Notice is hereby given TINT the nm
nual meeting Of the lboldeIs Of
the Fairmont Brewing Cnmpany VIII
be held at the oflces 81 the company.
Virginia avenue and Fitsh rect Fair
mont, w. va on Thurs day the 2oth
day of February. 1905. at 'rlcck p
M, for the purpose Of eiecting Board
of Directors for the ensaine year and
any other business that tahy properly
come before the meeting
n. p. CHINO President
2-6-2wks.
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Tied
Up Three Days

HENDRICKS, w. Va, Feb. 1.-THE
last ten days have been record break
ers for winter weather in the vicinity
Of Davis, W. Va, and as conse-
quence the branch road of the West
tern Maryland railroad running from
Thomas to Davis was completely tied
up for three days and at one time had
five engines either of the track in
snow drifts or so deeply fastened in
the snow in the cuts that the fires
had to be drawn and the engines left
there until the storms were over. Sew
eral trains were started out from each
end Of the road to help the first en-
CINE and passenger train which had
been sent out from Davis to Thomas.
carrying passengers and mail. The
tender OF the first train was thrown
on the track in snow drift, water
ran low in the boiler before the ten
der was again gotten on the track and
the trainmen had to resort to the use
of snow, and later in order to keep
the engine from FuuuluS uIS anu
blowing up the fires had to be drawn.
This same thing occurred to the other
four engines and cars sent out to the
aid of the disabled engine, the cars
having ben sent out from Thomas to
transfer passengers and haul them to
the main line Some of the men pas
sengers walked or drove to Davis or
Thomas, but the women waited in the
cars over night and were then taken
away to their destination. Pcstmas-
ter j. E. Houston. of Davis, sworeiin
special oficer and had him bring the
mail through after the railroad had
been completely tied up by driving
overland, much shorter but sleeper
route between Davis and Thomas.
The snow plow loaned by the BabcoclS
Boom and Lumber Company was
caught in drift and crushed 70
pieces. Through the EFFORTS Of SUI
perlntendent steiner and over d hum
dred snow shovelers the road was tIh-
any opened and trafac resumed,
! ~ "
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MoNuM ENTs.
LAUNDRY.

Laundry work done here is carefully
looked after. Each piece retains its
original shape. If dissatisfied try US.
We are sure to please you.
AMERICAN LAUNDRY.
Fairmont Ave.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13

13eauty 5the nicir
but do away with
the long stretch 81
bias lnatesIai lhal
was obi ectionable
Separate coats are
as , opal Sa i Tor
spring did summer
wear is fhsy have
been this winter
This h B W. yer
docs not exclude
the actieili snllor
ed suit from tho
wardrobe but Tho
former are consid
cred more dresfy.
All types slra soen
IN these Separate
top COZ Mi Ions.
tfght dttln prln
cess aud tic fuiI
garments iiarins be
I he bottom an d
showing golIe OF
0rienta maGnln
cence NE Tor dHt
p Id q cplawaye
and the sulatlon
box coats nre worn
from tile short hip
to the ven eiehthn
length The ever
fascina ting llit ti'e
b ton and bolero
jack have taken
d new lease on ITO
ana top on many
Of the smart atreet
costufne Goats FOR
miss and young
girls afe slightly
inaofo Cited 10 the
bacl tIiun those
formerly worn.
10 appear Welt
come d one should
on no account omit
the weekly press
ing which Keeps
the skirt ii Hfsf
elias condition and
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penalties allowances. commissions
peranlsltes and amounts above snia
ase Thousand collars W 70 ana in
clnding ten Thousand dolls
(eJ He shall recette t9ensy llYe
spef cent. 81 ali ices costs percent
ages. penalties allow conlInlsz
SONS, pe4quisft rs and amounts above
said ten thousand dollars.
Second. In an other counties Of
the state. toswit, Barbour. Berkeley,
Boone, Braxton, Brooke. Calhoun.
clay. Doddridge. Gilmer. Grant,
Greenbrier, Hampshire, Hancock.
Hardy, Harrison. Jackson, Jefferson,
Lewis. Lincoln, Logan. Marshall.
Mason, Mineral, Mingo. Monongalia,
Monroe. Morgan, Nicholas. Pendle-
ton, peasants. Pocahontas. Preston.
Putnam. Randolph. Richie. Roane,
Summers. Taylor. Tucker. Tyler. Up
shur. Wayne, Webster. Wetzel, Writ,
and wyoming, he shall be paid:
(a) An annual salary of Ave
hundred dollars by the county court
OF his respective county.
(b) He shall retain all fees, costs,
percentages, penalties, allowances.
commissions. perquisites and
amounts that may be collected by
him. which added to the said salary
of Ave hundred dollars. shall! make one
thousand dollars.
(c) He shall retain seventy-fve
per cent. of all fees. costs. percent
ages. penalties, allowances, commits
sions, perquIsites and amounts above
said one thousand dollars and up to
five thousand dollars.
(d) He shall retain fifty per cent.
of all fees, costs, percentages. penal
ties, allowances. commissions, per-
quisites and amounts above five
thousand dollars to ten thousand
dollars.
(e) He shall retain twenty-five
per cent. of all fees costs, percent
ages, penalties. allowances, commits
sions. perquIsites and amounts
above ten thousand dollars.
The residue of said fees, costs,
percentages, penalties, allowances,
commissions, perquisites and
amounts shall be paid over by such
officer to the sherifr of his respective
county. as hereinbefore provided. In
any counties where the duties of the
clerk OF the county court and clerk
of the circuit court at the time this
act takes effect. and performed by
one person. he shall receive as COM
pensation for his services as such
clerk. the following:
First He shall, be paid an an
nual salary Of three hundred dollars
by the county court of his respective
county. Second: He shall retain all
fees, costs, percentages, penalties. al
lowances, commissions, perquisites
and amounts that may be collected
by him. which. added to the said sal.
ally of three hundred dollars, makes
thirteen hundred dollars.
Third. He shall receive seventy
five per cent. of all fees, costs, per.
centages, penalties, allowances, com
missions, perquisites and amounts
above said thirteen hundred dollars
up to FIVE thousand dollars.
Fourth. He shall receive fifty per
cent. Of all fees. costs, percentages,
penalties. allowances, commissions,
perquisItes and amounts above five
thousand dollars to ten thousand
dollars.
Fifth. He shall retain twenty-five
per cent. of all fees, costs, percent
ages. penalties, allowances, commits
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safd Bona 81 ia the court snail res
apire3 As further ccndttioh the
prompt payment 81 an INES that may
be assessed under any Of the prcyis
sions Of this chapter The bondsmen,
upon any bond given for any oficer
shall be liable from time to time for
the default OF any oficer in the pay
ment Of any fne or fines which may
be assessed against him. and any de-
fault that he may make in the pay,
ment of money as required under the
provisions of this chapter. II the
county court OF any county. shall deem
it necessary. the court may require of
the prosecuting attorney bond upon
like conditions Of the bond of sheriff.
clerks Of the circuit court and clerks
of the county court. as above provided,
in penalty of at least double the
amounts OF money that are liable to
come into his hands as such prosecu-
ting attorney. And the prosecuting
attorney OF each county. shall from
time to time Institute proceedings up
on the bonds OF sheriffs, clerks Of the
circuit court and clerks of the county
court in their respective counties. for
the collection of any fines or moneys
for which they have become liable un-
der the provisions of this chapter. The
prosecution of such suits shall be-
come part of the duties of the prose-
cutting attorney of the respective coun-
ties. and in case he shall fail or refuse
to bring and prosecute any suit or suits
hereunder, the county court is author
lied to institute any suit in the name
Of the State of west Virginia. for the
recovery OF any sum or sums for which
the bondsmen may have become liable
and is authorized to employ counsel
for that purpose. In case the prosecu-
ting attorney shall fail or refuse to
bring any suit as required by this sec
ton, upon any such bonds. and the
county court shall employ counsel for
the purpose of bringing and prosecu-
ting such suits, the county court OF
the county shall pay the attorney thus
employed by the county court, but the
same shall be deducted from the salary
of the prosecuting attorney OF such
county. In case the prosecuting at
torney shall fail to bring and prose
cute such suit or suits. and the coun-
ty court shall fail to bring and prose
r1,fa ruoh ,,,3k ~ cutie ,,no,,, A. howl
of the sheriff. clerk of the county court
and clerk of the circuit court in their
respective counties, as aforesaid. the
State tax commissioner is empowered
to employ counsel and bring such suit
or suits and prosecute the same. and
the county court of the respective
counties wherein the prosecution is
conducted shall pay all counsel fees
thus incurred. In case bond is re-
CURED of the prosecuting attorney, as
herein provided may be. or the prose-
cutting attorney may become liable
without bond for any fees. costs, per-
centages, penalties, allowances. COM
missions. compensation and amounts,
and shall fail to pay over the same.
the county court shall employ coun-
sci and prosecute any suit or suits
against the prosecuting attorney Of
any county in the name of the State
OF West Virginia, and the county court
shall pay for counsel thus employed.
Such payment shall be made out of the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
q l..ontir,ned nom rom page ones

ecntinned from Pare one.
SEE IL None 81 the county ofteefs
named 81 this net shall maxi any re-
aiictiony abatement or remission Of
ny ices costs. percentage s, penalties.
allowances; commissions, perquisites,
81 amounts Of any kind. that 1t may
be MS duty to charge and collect as
required By law. If any oficer fails to
charge any such fees, costs, percent
penalties. allowances, commits
ions perquisites. or amounts upon
Lis books or shall fail to make out
and file any report or reports required
of him IN the next preceding section.
he shall be guilty of misdemeanor,
ana upon conviction thereof he shall
lie fined not less than $50, nor more
tllan $50 and at the discretion Of the
CONT may be Imprisoned in the coun-
W jan not more than six months.
Sec. 8. At the expiration Of the
term Of ONCE of the officers herein
named for which they are elected or
9tftpRolnteut they sldll tul u V'eA " tAAS4i
successors in office. all the books, and
tees, costs, percentages, penalties, al
4 lcwances. commissions, perquisites
and amounts not collected and &C.
counted for any pay over all such fees,
costs, percentages, penalties, allow
ances, commissions, perquisttes and
amounts not collected and accounted
for by them And the incoming off,
Z GERS shall account for and pay over all
such fees. costs. percentages penal
ties, allowances, commissions, per-
Quisites and amounts in the same
3 manner as they are required to ac-
count for the fees, costs, percentages.
penalties, allowances. commissions,
peruuisites and amounts Of their own
term, but nothing herein shall be con-
strued to affect the fees, costs, per-
centages, penalties. allowances. com
missions, perquisites, and amounts of
any officer whose term Of Office ex-
pires on December 81. 1908.
Z. Sec. T. ANY OF the officers named
in this chapter. who shall fail to keep
books OF accounts. to file report. and
to pay money to the sheriff, as herein
provided or who violates any of the
provisions Of this chapter, the pun
ishment for which is not hereinbefore
provided for shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor. and upon conviction
thereof, be fined not less than $50. nor
more than $50, and at the discretion
Of the court may be imprisoned in the
county Jail not to exceed six months.
and IN addition to the Judgment pro-
yided for in this section and in section
five, upon conviction the court shall
further adjudge the other guilty of
misconduct in office. and enter such
Judgment on the record. which judy
ment shall work an Immediate for
FIXTURE Of his office.
Sec. s. Each sheriff. clerk of the
county court and clerk OF the circuit
court in each county, shall execute
bond as now required by law, but in
every case such officer shall present as
mis- bondsmen any fidelity or bonding
company, or trust and surety COM
pany, such bond shall first be approved
by the State tax commissioner before
the same shall be accepted by the
\ court which takes the same. In addi-
lion to the conditions required in the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
F.Sii

General 3and 81 me county wherein
the suit Is institiltedt ii case the
county court shah refuss to net or en-
pioy any counsel TO prosecute any sntt
or suits against the prosecuting attor-
ney, as herein provided, then the State
tax commissioner Is authorized to pros
ecute such suit and employ counsel
therefor. And the county court of the
county wherein the prosecution is had,
shall pay such counsel fees.
Sec. Q. Each sheriF and county
clerk shall receive as compensation
for his services as such sheriff and
clerk, out OF the fees, costs. percent
ages. penalties, allowances, commits,
sions, perqulsites and amounts col.
lected by him:
First.-He shall receive and retain
all fees. costs. percentages, penalties.
allowances, commissions, perquisites
and amounts to one thousand dollars.
Second.-From one thousand dol
lars 10 FIVE thousand dollars. he shall
receive and retain seventy-five per
cent. of all fees, costs, percentages.
penalties. allowances commissions,
perquisites and amounts above said
first one Thousand dollars.
Third.-He shall receive and re.
tain fifty per cent. Of all fees. costs.
percentages, penalties, allowances.
commissions. perquisites and amounts
above FIVE thousand dollars and up to
ten thousand dollars.
Fourth.-He shall receive and re-
tain twenty-five per cent. of all fees,
costs. percentages. penalties. allow
ances, commissions. perqulsites and
amounts in excess Of ten thousand
dollars.
The residue of said fees. costs,
percentages, pelanties, allowances.
commissions. perquisltes and amounts
shall be paid over by such officer to
the sheriff of his respective county, as
hereinbefore provided.
Said sheritf and county clerk shall
receive no other or further compen-
sation or salary for his services.
Each clerk of the circuit court
shall receive as compensation for
his services as such clerk. the follow
ing:
First. (a)) In all counties wherein
there is a criminal court established
by law, to-wit. Cabell, Fayette, Kan
awha, Marion, Mercer Mcdowell,
Ohio, Wood and Raleigh, he shall be
paid an annual salary of from five
hundred dollars to two thousand dol
lars by the county court OF his re-
spective county, and to be fixed by
said court.
OBJ He shall also receive all costs.
fees, percentages. penalties. allow
ances. commissions, requisites and
amounts of his office, which. added to
the salary fixed by thee ounty court.
shall make two thousand dollars. in
case the salary fixed by the county
court is less than two thousand dol
lars.
(c) All fees. costs, percentages,
penalties, allowances, commissions,
perquisites and amounts above said
two thousand dollars, up to and in
Guiding FIVE thousand dollars, he
shall receive seventy.&e per cent.
thereof.
Id He shall receive fifty per
cent. of all fees, costs, percentages,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
ARTISTIC TAILORING

Walsh's Tailoring Establish.
ment, moved from W. @. T.
III. Building to Yost Flats,
opposite Y. M. G. A. Build
ing.
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m National NoIaea.

Our National Noises.
II roosevelt Is the national Him."
as Puck suggests. Tom Lawson must
be It's ragtime. Detroit News.
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PLUMBING q GAS FITTING.
Reed PIumbIns Co.

First class plumbing, gas fitting,
eseam and hot water heating. All kinds
81 pumps repaired. Water filters all
sizes. Pipe, fittings, valves and pack
ing Carr Bldg, Parks Ave. Both
phones. Res. Bell, phone, 1861.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13

life fact apt to be overlooked by the Feminine
his
fold dispensed with The =
in
average person Os material 20
so inches wide
sending t9e fui
forwarded by mail days OF
the o
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Today's Suggestion BY Ellen Stan.
! PopuLAR aRRINo NODE.

nth skirt comes radical ehanee r.
NMI
WV
= ar that they
pensy plated and tnced
and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
CITY BUSINESS DIRECTOR
70 Q The
uPPHoLsTERINe.

We make a specially Of first class
up. to date upholstering, both plain and
fancy. Mattresses and feathers rem
ovated. Sewing machine needles and
supplies. All work guaranteed.
H. C. V0ELKBR,
w. c. T. q. Bldg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13

ny a west vIrgInlan want ad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-13
RESTAURANTS.
Roush's Restaurant.

The most up-to-date restaurant IL
Fairmont. Everything to eat IN sea.
SON. Madison ST.. near B. ana o.
lepnt
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LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES
Mecray Lively CO.,

Rear of Postofice, Fairmonr.:
When you want rig for pleasure On
business call or phone US. Trunk
and baggage hauled day or night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-18
DEL CAFE CHILDREN
Doctor Told This Mother That VinoI Is a Fine Remedy Mrs. F|agg Tells How Her Daughter Was Restored to Health by VinoI.

"Our little daughter, six years of age. after severe attack of the measles. which developed into pncu- monia was left pitIfully thin, weak and cmaciatcd. She had no appetite, and her stomach was SD weak 1t could not retain food She lay in this condition for weeks, nothing the doctor prescribed did q bit of good, and we were beginning to think she would never recover,
 At this time we commenced to give her Ninol, and the effect was marvellous. The doctor was amazed at her progress, and when we told him we were giving her Ninol. he replied, Tt is a fine remedy. keep 1t her health and strength months bee fore the doctor said she would "- Mrs, j, w. Flagg Portland Me.
 Vinol is real cod liver preparation containing in a highly concentrated form all of inc body building, strength-crcatng and curative clc- ments of cod liver oil and tonic iron added 1t is delicious to take and children love it.
 Every mother who has weak, dcli- cate or aiing child, should try Vinol on our offer to return her money if 1t fails to give satisfaction. Hull's Cor ncr Drug Stores, corner State and Chapel streets, corner Howard and Congress avenues, New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-18

Is twenty per cent worth saving We allow that discount on our entire stock of furniture, carpets, stoves ranges, etc, as well as on the thousand and one pieces which have holiday flavor
 BROWN & DURHAM.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-18
Probate Deed
Attachment.

Estate of F. E. Bcckwith to heirs. Church street, 25 feet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-18
MRS. EVANS ILL.
Wife Og Recruiting Officer Taken With
 Appendicitis

Mrs. Herbert l.. Evans, wife of Lieutenant Evans, in charge of the United States Recruiting station was yesterday taken to the hospital from her home in Duncan hall. Mrs Evans Is suffering with appendicitis and an operation will have to be performed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-18

Cedar Hill avenue, 36 feet.
 Charles Mitchell to John Miller. Ntcoll street, 30 feet.
 Barbara K Miller to Charles F. Mitchell Nlcoll street 30 feet.
 F. r. Bushnell to Maxcy Hitler. Temple street, 30 feet
 N. Fl. Builders Loan association tn Elizabeth T. Benoit Elliott street, 70 feet.
 "A. MaXcy Hitler to c r. Bushnell Temple street, land.
 Lomas X Nettleton, to c. ] Holt Young street, 50 feet.
 Max ". Ehrlich to Frances Ehrlch Grand avenue, feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-18
Mortgage Deeds.

Charles Benoit to the Peoples Bank anu Trust company, Elliott street, 40 feet. SLIGO.
 Frederick Neebe to the Connecticut Savings bank, Elliott street, 40 feet, S3,100.
 Nathan Nohr to Morris Kapsnow, East Pearl street, l3 feet, S3,00O.
 Nathan Nohr to Joseph Weissmann, Columbus avenue, 33 feet, Sl,0OO
 Morris Kapsinow to Joscpa Weiss man, Columbus avenue, 33 feet SL- 700.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-18
RED GROSS STAMPS SOLD.
Christmas Shoppers Enter Into \nti-
 TubcrcuIosis Fight.

The Christmas shoppers have so cn- tered into the spirit of tho movement against tuberculosis by small contri- buttons through the purchase of Red Cross stamps, that all the local dealers are out of them and hurry calls have been sent to the central office Some have been promised for to-day and from now till Christmas the mails in addition to the regular postage stamp will have the Red Cross stamp upon most of their matter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-18
DOINGS IN REALTY M. J. Leonard to Build One
 Family House on Winthrop Avenue, Near Elm Street.

NJ. j. Leonard Is to build one Family frame residence at 3s2 Win
 hrop avenue. near Elm street. ]. A. Thorpe is carpenter and mason. The house is to be 2Sx36 feet and will con- .tain nine rooms.
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-18
WarrantY Deeds.

Joseph Weissman to Morris Kapsl- now Columbus avenue, 4t feet
 Joseph Welssman to Nathan Nohcr. Columbus avenue. 33 feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-18
Apparently.

IFTUTTTVTH TTTIpN.T Mir Hearst ls apparently the only daily newspaper editor that rnns no risk of being shuutcd into thc Ananms club.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-18
SANTA CAN GET
 NO MORE LETTERS

tcontinued from First Pagc)
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NO usE TO FAY MORE.

David Rivisin against Hyman Mill CT, Broad street, 36 feet.