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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29
There Is no one so generous as the
Indian; no where is socialism so strong

There Is no one so generous as the
Indian; no where is socialism SO strong
ily entrenched.
They are dancing yet, this very aft
ernoon, most Of all this very evening.
up there, on the reservation, SO much
farther from III than a mere $50 miles,
as far as White Earth was from Gran
ada Jack in 1892. Most of all they are
dancing tonight, for the beginning last
Monday was only the beginning, all
this week they have been on with the
dance, each evening later, each day
more madly, each time with more gem
erous surrendering of those gifts, even
the very trappings from their bodies,
which marks the final frenzy of their
meeting.
Yes, I Should like to see the dance
tonight, when after a weeks slow
l~ization and are come back to that
state which was theirs long ago, even
il only SO short a time as 30 or 40
years.
The sound Of the tom-tom is ire
sistible. Perhaps If you have heard 1t
only on exposition grounds, where these
wilderness folk ave been brought for
show, heard it mingled with the sound
of civilized" noises, you will not be-
lieve. But to hear it far from this civilii-
cation, in it's place, to hear it sounding
over the hills. faint, just suggested, to
be drawn by 1t willy nilly, to find your
self standing there for hours isis per-
haps to find that YOU. too. are aborigi-
nal.
Somewhere, back in an apparently
unsullied ancestry that runs to Ameri-
can beginnings, / am convinced that ]
must have crossed lands with the first
folk. For not the fate motive of Wag-
ner's "Nibelungen Ring" nor the Love
Potion. motive Of Tristan and Isolde
commands me more, or more definitely,
than the hypnotic tom-tom-tom of the
Ojibway dance ring. Do you remember
that final drum which closes all the
music drama of "Tristan?' Then, per.
haps, you will understand the tom-tom
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29
Her Preferences.

Said the brunette maid
To another quite fair:
For flirting. tits said,
You really don't care
But it's coolies of fun
To, :s,irt with a fan"
"Fudge!" said the fair one.
Give me a fool man."
-yhicapo New
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Perpetual water right; fine water; pro-
ductive soil; crop failures unknown, SO
bushels wheat per acre; 3k to S tons al
falfa: healthful climate; free timber; easy
terms. Write now. Linwood Land COM
pany, Rock Springs. Wyo.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29

A feeling Of security and freedom
from anxiety pervades the home in which
Hamlins Wizard Oil is Kept constantly
on hand. Mothers know it can always be
depended upon in time of need.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29

Water tanks Of white pine used or
railway work, states the Engineering
Record, have in the past had a maxi
mum life of 20 years, while the MAXI
mum life of cypress Is Is years.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29

Nine. Melba intends during this years
professional tour in Australia and New
Zealand to write a book about the
places she will visit. The book, she ex-
poets, will agreeably reveal the won
derful possibilities of her native coun-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29
AJAX Your Drussi.. 70. Alien. Foot-Ea.e.

I IIltU AI4I1NIN > FVOI-fhSE TVCEHI~
ly, and LAY just bought another supply.
1t has cured my corns. and the hot, burn
ing and itching sensation in my feet which
was almost unbearable, and l would not
be without it now.-Mrs. w. ]. Walker,
Camden. N. j." Sold by all Druggists, CSC.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29

The coal bill of the navy last year,
including handling and storage, was
1854 ,945.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29

About 1900, 900 of the natives Of Siam
are kept busy c~ultivating rice. Several
varieties are cultivated, some requir-
ing only two months, while others re-
quire up to six months to ripen.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29
What He Has.

From the New York Times.
Apropos of President Taft's boost for
ths 'possum into sudden fame, former
Governor Glenn tells this one:
Three colored brethren, high church,
men all, happening to meet at a cross
roads one day, fell into a discussion.
Deacon Jackson stated that in his
opinion the country was going to the
dogs, therefore he allowed he was a
pessimisit.
Elder Hightower ccmbatted this view,
seeing h a the panic was about over
and the price OF cotton was on the rise.
He declared himself a firm optimist.
When Deacon Powell was called on
for his opinion, he scratched his head
reffectively for u and said:
We'll, brudderin', hit pears to me
dat simmons is bout ripe now, thuffc'
l spects 1 is a "possumist,'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29

PERRY DAVIS, PAINKIILER
tor all sorts of cuts, bruises. burns and strains. Taken
internally 1t cures diarrhoA ard dysentsry. Avoid sub
stitutss. 16o. $50. and 800.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29

Last year $40 American motor cars
crossed the frontiers Of Germany in
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-29

This il the best Of all home remedies. Dis
covered A.. D. 1896, by claes lilly. it has, in
the past 200 years, relieved thousands and
thousands of sufferers from
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
Nine Jurors.
SELECTED FOR tTRIAI OF COOP.
J.. E Rs AND sHAR P = \,
n, y, ENl|!RE:S SUMMONED. ,..a,-r

o. o. : e p I.
NASHVILLE. Tenn Jan. 27.-When
the second yenlre Of 500 tMesmen was
exhausted yesterday, without the com.
pletion Of the jury to try Colonel Dun.
can B.. Cooper, Robin Cooper and John
D. sharpe for the slaylyng Of former
Senator E. W. Carmack. Judge Hart
announced that he would devote Wed.
neslay toithe hearing q charges Of
intoxicatlon against Jurors Leigh and
jackson. IN 81. III, =. \,
Meantime. he drew another yenire OF
500 names and the sheriff, y summon
Ing them for service Friday. ,,,,,.,..,
II. P. Jackson, a blacksmith, 81 years
old, who, has not read 2 newspaper for.
twenty-elghti years. vas selected as
Juror No, $, SIN. Hyde, 4e years old, i
who has never read q newspaper, but
who Is opposed to capital punishment,
was accepted as juror no, 9. While
nine men are selected, there are caargi
es against two OF them. u
p (. y /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
!, = a -Na tsVIWstTI NIs NJ --lfIT0 u
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. !,

py11. US .'.gr slI- 1TsNT II u ~ IGiiItfsf' /
To George s, Conlit, complainant and
Charles E. Manley, in bis own right
and also us guardian Of George S.
condit: Harrison lIanley, George R.
Thomas, Robert IA Cunningham,
John F. Conaway,aThe. United States
and Guaranty ompany;;'3',a
..eorporatlonc The; BAnk..ofSSF Fair;
mont, n corporation, defendants:
In the Circuit Court Of Marion county.
West Virginia, in chancery,
lYou3and 'eath' OF you viii take no.
tee TINT ID pursuance Ola decree OF
said court entered on The 9th day Of
January. 1909, IN the chqnccry cause
therein pending wherein you are t1e
parties plaintiff and defendant, | have
fixed upon Monday the list day Of
March, 1909, at my office lnsthe. City
ofF4lrmont. hlaridn County, We5t vIr,
slnia. as the time and place for begin.
Ming the discharge 81 lily duties IN.
der said decree Of reference, IN NIB.
stract Of which said decree is as fol;
lows: i,. !; 4; X III 4,
!!sIi...upon consideration. Of 1.-the fore
-
going, II Is by the court tordered, and
detsereed that ,thls auss Sbet ind the
same. Ia. hereby. referred .to1A.. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
MoraantoWn. .Men.to. Assume Charge
81 the Wells Window Glass
Plant at sistersvllle. y

NlORGANTOWN, Wmyal Jang21.--
Morgantown, men will take charge Of
tho Wells Window Glass plant ut Sta
tersville. and announce that they Will
haye It In operation onF'rliursday, the
2Sth. The plant will be operated by
the Independent Glass company, COM
posed entirely 81 alqrgantown, wor'.-
ers under c6.opeTatlSsspsEE s f?lnneeat.
BY this method the company will be
able to sign the NattonalSsca .un-
der the cooperative agreement the
men will receive sl1 market money
each week, the company receiving a
few extra toxessof ;tglass Feyeryweeka;
Then at the end Of the FIRE the money
on hand.will beS aisi N among tths,
.workmen. ", s..sl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
Ersf;SRss ) &c i! %, ! csos'JNTYi IA
Gets Tvs Rufal Frse Delivery Routss
Rdrnl1s' out Of Glen Easton"

I WASHINGTON. OBJ, IC3 Gan. f2771-
Rural routes ora1edred se$$h?lblisshea1 81
Aptil 1st: Brahdonville. Preston com.
ty,i route No. !, serving 90 families;
Evans. Jackson county,sroute, No.T1;
serving 99ldamlies; Glen; Easton.sAlar:
shdll contingencies Nos. i and .. lserv.
ing 2ao families: Masontown, Preston
COUNTY. route No. l, serving lSe +fFami.
lies; Terra Alta. Preston county, route :a
No. |, serving ga families.
James H. Hayes appointed regular,
Robert C.. Dean substitute rural cdr.
riH's of routeNNo. 81 t'Clarksbure.
Tostmasters appointed: "Hubbards.
town. Wayne" county David e. 'Be7.
lolpy; West End, Preston eouhtyi$H
c. Ruckle;;, Rel SULPHUR Strings, AT:
belt !. Lowe. H,tAu' y hS'S"'sfpF. =.
I - II
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FOR SCIENTIFIC. !. J.
Z: BODYBUILDING iUL|..I D, IN
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION NOW
Tin SESSION AT STATE CAP.
iTAL. ..g

Z CHARLESTON JAM 27|-scientiacl
road bhililng and question Of maxi
ing good roads without cost! where the
chief subjects under discussion at the
first days session Of the annual meet.
INF; Of the West vlFglnia Good Roads
Association yesterday. State 7 High.
way Inspector Howard E!NWilliams
called tho meetlng3to torAer'in thc'afs'
td,noon!nitThe: hall'was' we'll flla,ltwith'
experts 'ton Ill matters pertalhlnsI'to
the construction and maintenance Of!
road; not only FROM all parts nof the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
MRS. ANDERSON.
ersat Granddaughter If Y1irs'nla''ss rs.
First Governor RAISES Away 4. IL
at the Age Of 3d. 4 nN,,

CHARLESTON j: E ": ya; S. ian, ~? -.
Mrs Eliza Floyd Anderson, widow
ot-Rrr-.~cEewls-::xsi;s:-:Alderso anu: the
mother OF .Hajor J. Coleman Alder
son,.of this city, .d!eArat her home on
Kqpagas street. n aaag been III but
twosaasss =; 4 sT8
Thssdeceaad, was born at Amherst
sptihfss -Anlhe eoaq,y,SNa., August
4, tsIa ss&astlh.e aia'tshtsr Of Cap,
taihJohnsarl sallIe RoweE Coleman,
of locust Groye.iisnnkstst ,fShntyspd
was d CRED adaushter 81 b! t6 ti.s3af
Governor Rloydsof SviFsiiln,IIa' &ap i Globe.
" relateu e; many 2 o'fsths. Oldest hs N
lies6flfat:: snte. r Z. s85ss,'s
IE!DA.FFHg'E=,NEi 5 VI v n
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VALUABLE
3 TNtrgE-rE- rrtEr' Il = 30 n TT.. iiSrf +.
Situated t u Berkeley County l 81 Leased q
rls' e Jones 9 Lau EgEfa!'.. steel e f,s
n Company. nj, !, H.,

;M1AR7TlS S::B W y yf,i; jan l!}2?:7 e.
A deal was closed here, whereby the
tract Of 500 acres Of Limestone la H;l
known as as the Observation-Disclosures r \
Metre tract . few miles east t:.t Of t i 1!
city anog The Baltimore. and. and Ohio rail- Az,
roal. has been leased to the, 1onfs
1 Il anghlin Steel Co.. oi PIt /; \.
who have taken cha re q the land
and will. presumably. shortly open
extensive qgarri1es; Tae !end eep;
talns some OF the richest deposits Of
limestone in Berkeley county.
~ 4.F q. v FHrg# ". y. % . .
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FLORIDA RACES.
(Union Associated Press.l

CLINTON Associated +s t'a,| Il. Press.l I:
=;rAMlPA;F; Fla; .tnn..:ee7. Several cars
Of horses arrived atathed TamparBay
hotel track this morning from saran:
nah. where the l raee nl3 closed Mon
'day with, a matinee. onefyeeka from
today tie thirtytlay meet at the
Tampa Ray track begins GOING ldent
with VT tine lFkIos1d la Aid:E9htfFrIfFFai5f and
there are now at the track over 400
ponies. some 81 them known 20 at the
bMAracls III the eolntryAbefore the
wivsioi drastic reform struck
the tracks. Nearly all the horses
which participated IN the races aat
Havana last month IarsIh here now and,
will 'enter III the daily events for the
coming thirtyIay meet. y
# 49,. ENHHH' ~ Ii
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
Couple Walk a.. Miles.

,.-! CHICAGO a ~ Jan, 27:THee!ylpg walked
a m miles les In eight day's an nd Eden the
remainder Of the way from St. Louis
in freight cars and farmers wagons,
Vincent G. Ushkkuris and his wife.
:Jnliar;s have appealed to; tho :pollcea@foF
food and shelteE.s They wereanennlless:
and had not eaten for two days. The
couple say they left il, st Louis Jan anu
ary u With b; but 20 cents, MI Half Of this
tley| hpd topaay e ni frYPss tie erl3dge
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
State, but also from; other n States,
.t,emhers =, the ieyis,afi,re and nthrrs
SPEGIA Ill OWIs!;s RtA'Fl


State, BIT also from other II States,
members Of the legislature and others.
4 Hon: d. ward King Of Maitland;
Missouri well 7know $as the inyehtor
q the King dag \ occupied toe after
noon session with On interesting Ola.
clsaionfot the quest nsoi good roads
without money Sori Use ;otsthe split. log
drag, S;E n 9; ]. ~;
teEast night illustrated; lectures were
given tbY Hon. Horatl 5 s. Earle, com:
mtss!o 81 q sToads 81 - y higan. 81
Michigan Highways, So. and b, Hon,
james s. Mach Donald, Of Connecticut,
on Technical Road CONSTRUCTION. 2 = !.
Hon. u E. Pennypacker, Of the office
OF public roads at Washington deliver.
ed an adress today. E4s ,'g!''=s' g !
The BILLS prepared by THE State
good roads ? commission Will be read
and the association will recommend to
the Legislature those which meet their
approval. SiFiE HE5 - 2, y w ! M,
10
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27

sS!Maeh Hintsrest9 - bslng manic
Sit re pFpgf amme Fhhich iwill be given
Friday evening al the Normal auditor:
Ium beginning It's The pro
I grriianme WIN! the place q me rex
tlar literary! ogEam4me :Yh On would
have BEEN q joint session The pro:
granme will; bsyin two parts. the first
conslst1ns Of q piano dua BY Misses
Edna Jacobs and Grace Robinson. "a
reading BY. Miss Ware. teacherFof ;es;
preston At the Normal, and a.Iquar.
tehie .seie ton The second s5patt viii
Consist Of a college play, The Flower
bills" written ana arranged pysolIveF
Auslea ii this .i city + persons who
Dee this play viii, Ike over, and expert:
hcei again all the delights, Of thelrscot
lege days. The cast for this play will
contain about, s5a people, known iasothe
college Chun.s..' part otywhom con.
sttuts tae college orcaestra playing
tho bes teooit IT. music, and he other part
Of the college chumS viii be the cho
riis .(twenty; voices who1will sing ths
hist college music which the land al:
81 ,4t-tlE II .ssC!iIs 7eFi NH !tHLsi:s', NJ
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:hs sao RICH fTo
soNsRoo NELTSFo RsiaFoa
Y ton ON AT
XXI MERGE r. & 4:

sSNrASfIENgTON. ian 27.@That tde
ssassts1 aas no Tjght e Z al Iupoa pfesis
dsnt Roosevelt for infornat ton s Witch
IL htst aaye obtained from ON the suni(eaI
state Steel r, CORPORATION n sTwh a =
ctuhteSSan ced that concerns 5 absao ri
Il fae Fam essees Coal and NJ Ifoh COM
tany ai liz opinion OF the sp Il; III COM
mission al Judiciary appointed ia i'll
yestisste fhe merger. The, situation On ia
ufoS s:aecldedly,, eem, m fotbs
jidiciary committee but X, regardless Il Of,
This fact 8,tshas been decided 10 lpro.
tcsedAEftSg the ssindoti,r1F and 3reDort3fo
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CONTINUED from Page One.)r

have been complied with. provided,
that any person. Who shall make a'duly
certified cory q such order q. AIRY NY.
county court Of this State, -andTalso,a
diploma of graduation from the law
school, of ! West Virginia university,
shall!upon presentation tnereot;ln, any:
ofsthe courts Of thlsS State be entitled
to practice in any and all courts Of this
State and the order Sof 50 admitting
him shall state the facts pertaining TO
the same. III ~
Mr.tNeely presented the followed or.
der!::,ihii'g 1gS N-tS - ,2tnT%1r- "lij
This day came MN. Nicely: d reEu!
larly licensed attorney, who had been
heretofore duly admitted to practice
law in this court and moved the Court
to strike the,name OF Raymond Alb,
baticehio from the roll OF practiclng
attorneys In this court, for the rea.
son:t TO- taGsEE
First, that said Abbat!cchlo. In prize
tlcing law Nm this court, Is violating
the law of8this State as provided In
sectlon l, chapter 119 oil" the Code Of
West Virginia. sf''H'5fE
Second, said Abbatleealo on May IS,
1906 was admitted to practice In this
court ms a nonresident attorney only.
and at the time Of said admission said
Abbatlcchio intended to make his resi-.
dence in this State: md that since
said date he ms resided Continuously
inIthe city Of Fairmont. county Of Ma.
rlon. and State OF West Virginia, and
has been hhabltually appearing and
practiclng in said court rs a resident
attorney under such nonresident priv.
ilese granted him aforesaid. ;aEi1'3'
And the. shld Af. NJ. Nicely thereupon
moved the Court to locketthis motion
fof Misunderstanding thereon. whlchis
accordingly ordered done by the Court,
anil the hearing thereon Is postponed
until such a latt,r day Of this term MS
it'sliall appear to the Court that 'isni'l
Raymond Ahbaticchio hes had due no.
tIee ,llereof;u ! jN:!s"t''*
Mr.. Ahtaticchio will defend histcase'
when the time comes and l!veEHttlt
between the lawyers Is expected az }
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27

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hoss I'll, ,sa,,a ess H., ~
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r,sn f 3! IN Y trsy M aSose MI, DER
:,be H. ,ssS man IT, cso,celt tS,,rs hi:
sin ~, IA ,sae e n,,A S5dJtuo h;5sssa
st5,5 ;6t,s Ss sfn1
IN 4 ,s,r n NJ III snagIn :
sevsrs = m S,,ro,,s 11nk.
Inv ia voya gsa .aiona anS1lv,nc .
yario,s, tnreien cities. olso tint Il.
ttn n, .t Hind sbe has been, ram
.bo 3, ixads M eYnert swimmer m en-.
thna,,,s iic akater md lint N his sim.
mar vacations he rides 1i horseback
dailv mi, parry pive En- ihc ;fojI;,winr
explanation q H. means d n,sre4iy.
Inr surrounding objects IN an article
IN AZ an : Magazine: isis i
conhIn,t,on, 4. tha ,sense Of !hearin. a.:
and ,ha sf,,se Of toueh ,bot,, trimmed
10, extren,e 3dejjcaey and unusual ser.
r ~ : = ,hat thev ,,ui,o: - form !,
sIsth sense. 70 which tie echo /, thrown.
back from buildings. walls. anil other
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
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iiss Hannah virginia Johns. who
tiacant NV si Ii dasRent al operation at
tE;5ob ssRaospita Il was removed today
e lls Home 81 Railr ia avenue Z
~. 4 j Ia &, wsoi has
\ .s n "a M, | f1sbsni for
~. q, ~, 40 e from N 90.
s,ssn l,s aT6endl a m fS Il DISMISS.
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tLs u x+hs p,,es,s 81 ID, mi and 1Ira
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Z; waet Ia a. her home Il
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q No = sf5 "A Reat Of Warrington,
3 y IN M, 81 q civ YESTERDAY,
n !, 4, ,I!,y u hneMd,n j
t10 WITH ohdHthf' I"pY - sR1T - {,
S8 n. vvihfer In Chicago, is here TO stay
!, ~, 800 49, 9vitbS n Shsl.h.
.3S ~, ,raIr,r,aee,d ,r,rv M7,rnhy and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
n kAlsER's BIRTHDAY,
m(Union Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2T1.--The black:
white and red tlag7with the imperial
German eagle ln:rthe center Ia flying
from the Flagstaff Of the, German en-.
bassy to-day in!honorlof the 50th annie
yersary. Of 1.-THE birth ofnthe Emperor
In celebration ofa,the noccasion. the
embassy stat. andra number Of promis
nentA Germans Of Washington will he
entertained at dinner tonight.
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oNlrRIA'Ll FOR MURDER

/, 'pA ri ;t; W. Va; Jan. 81
Edward Treadway, Of PaTkersburg,
will go on trial for his life at Pitts.
burg, On February 1,and' number Of
local witnesses left for the Smoky City
to be in attendance: af the trial.'Trehd.
way Is charged with numbering Cap.
tain John C. Barrows Of the steamer
VI r. ismoot, at Pittsbhrg. last fall.
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Death 4 o. Mrs, Mclntire.

Elizabeth 'ArcIhtire;f wife Of NJ
Wv: sAtcIhtire 81 Jay slinei died of Ties.
issshy al home safter, autillness from
Compile ton 81 tliseases Deceased
nus aged Years aRd: leaSe er:hus-
ana tWo i ,daugh S'' lneral ser.
sslcess @ill ne heEtet the residence at
Ioseelook ThursdaS ;rnogaing and the
/ yemains VIII Ebe3 6toash Voodlawn
renIeterN !!iorx lnteriilen 'i$$3s
"A q learn how to advertise l'y
! sdFef g7-and . few want ads S1sl
eseh Eyol the rudiments.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27

nan ono 81 I sties CONF BIG pacFs ID
ii liss
!aad report s. nee ant mon thf fsl,as.:
liz matt ~ y Y 3 s89s IA
fhs amount ;pai III 4: 81 Charles
anlss tdias. Gseso,lF;sse ssR'
Thomas gnardi TAM on otI y bout Sep
sembpr- tattug stetaita tas:
sources from which the8 monsyf paid
over by said SThomas guard dian was
derlyed-,hati Is how much of 4 was
the! proceeds Of sale q oil; oE gas uu,;
der decree Of the intermediate Cou;-t,s
and how much derived from other
sources. 4, 4, M NJ
i; y ed. Tae said commissioner shall
ascertain and report the. amoupt q
money which 4 has been 3recsiyed by
said Charles =, aIenley. guardian,
since re received the jmoney that was
50 paid to him BIZ George R, Thomas.
guardian, On Of about September: 1 !,
1886 s.etjagFiag Iictel hgw,st;ipSsh AZ;
ii ssne non t sale ssI Safs 81 and slsss'
and how much ffpms the sale 81 coEsl
unaeT degree sofS theSIntetmeai
.. a My tS .Sk
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27

Devote a good deal Of thought and
time to- your store window displays
Andw then devote about one hundred
times as much'ito your newspaper adj
vtrtislng--and your: store Will be a
good definition Of the word rprosper.!
...nL-.L.- .LL.t.r ~ --L-. ttn-.-.-L u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-27
10y ! IN INDEPENDENT STEEL MEN,
n f3s " 10 HOLD IN PoRTANT; 3!
y X, a M EXITING. 1Egh !

Z ~ Iq9 tNDEr, ENUElStlLS STEEL MEN,
III NJ Ho III OLD IN PoRTANT 3:
\ h! MEETtNe.IAff1Fgfl 4
iPITTsBtFRG Jan. q. The pres
,sncsI dfga ilarge Snl.mhsr % steel2men
itom western Pennsylvania and east
setHS o6io:,no allied with the United
States steel corporation gaye I sest
yarl6ns "a l,idrs concerning d merger of
$silassR enaent4 interests: action protest
ing against tariff reduction and price
emitting and price re,luctiontalBut there
% nothing Ito:dayit verify amy Of the
Eunors. That "a: conference was held
sdeemsf certain; but ~ Information con.
rerpths 4. MI pc; Fly:As;n OIL. 81, anyone
IsEtio was present. That the ,inlspend-
Spntare seeking d merger and general
RreeS r:,l llctlon. II opposition to the
United States Steel corporation is de-.
Saiel SSsome manufacturers. 1t seems
4; EEsesassuaS ly certain, from I the few init.
mat tons which we're given. that the
4 pnrpo the meeting was to oppose
any rednetionson iron and steel tariffs.
Nothing Oh san authoritative nature,
however, could be learned. $:::tt;sjs ,q.5