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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
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MRS. tJuLlA5SA. BRoWN&ePAssEp.
AWAY. LAST NIeHT.AFTER.A' ~, n,
MONTHS ILLNESS. .,iii

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Mrs. julia Ann Brown. q well known
Yonan residing Ii The First ward, died
list night at he, home after a months
illness from asthma, followed BY pnel'
r1onia. For the past week her coudi.
had been critical and the end was not
unexpected. n.
Deceased was formerly, Miss Julia
Mckinney, a daughter OF the late
John s. Mckinney. She was united
IN marriage to Mr.. William N. Brown.
u Virginia. The children surviving
this union are, Mrs. Emma Jane Con.
nor. Frank Brown. Mack Lee Brown,
Mrs. Bell satteraeld,: Hester and Edna
Brown. Two brothers, Q. S. McKin;
ney, John Mckinney, ST., and q sister.
Mrs. Columbia Abbott, survive. De.
ceased was an excellent woman, and
her death has caused much SORROW
among he many friends. She had
leen a member Of the, First ward
christian church Tor many years.
Funeral serv ces will be held on
Thursday afternoon At ! o'clock from
'he residence and interIuent will be
made in Maple Grove cemetery.
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Mystery
STILL SURROUNDS DISAPPEAR.
AhcE OF MOTHER AND BABE
AT CLARK sRURG, x r.

CLARKsBURG, Feb. 3. 6-5T The
strange disappearance d Mrs. George
W.. Hickman and, her. babe while iin
the city Monday Of last week sHliSre-
mains a great mystery and It Is toe
belief Of the husband and father as
well as many friends that she commit.
ted suicide and has taken the babe
to death with her. Y
Ten days has now elapsed since
her disappearance and although the
husband and son have been searching
diligently for fler they have failed
to fnd any trace OF the missing wo-
man and her child. It w'as thought at
first taat she had gone to the home
Of her only relative in this section
OF the country, brother living at
Bridgeport, but as she has not been
sen there 1t Is now believed that Sac
ended her life in either the river or
IN Elk creek ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
Church For Men
AND MEN FOR THE CHURCH WAS
., SUBJECT OF DR.. MoFFATT's
Z ls-" EcTuRE.

Al the First Presbyterian church
last evening. Rev. James A. Moffatt,
president Of Washington and Jefferson
College, addressed the brotherhood Of
the church on the subject. Church for
Men, and Men for the Church" The
address was strong one, the doctor
making n powerful appeal for more
men. for the church. He. noted the ten
dency OF men to leave the affairs of
church to the women and children,
and he paid high compliment to the
work and business methods employed
~ women in their religious work, He,
however, urged the men to work with
the women and to employ the. meth
ols of business rs used. In their. every
LAY life in the work OF the Lord. There
was 4 good audience present and the
attention was excellent, Rev. Mof'
fatt left to-day for Washington. Pa. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
SENATE ACTS ON. THE PEN RESOLUTION
Outlook for Coal Business; Il e,
On Riuer IS Enc agi1lg J, !
y 49, x sf 8iass go ,s " IL ~ af s7.S
Parker Run Co. 4.
. Getting. Active !

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Thn stockholders CT the Parker Run
Coal 4 Cole Company, which company
ere exclusive river shippers. marketing
their coal principally In the Pittsburg
industrial district, report they are
much encouraged with tie outlook for
:-ver business IN the early spring. Il
We are Informed BY thr,n that many
Of the industries in the pittsburg in.
.lustrial district which have been TEN.
I,orarily idle are resuming operation
and that the Industrial business Is
gradually improving since the: begin.
ming Of the new year. ~ i
! !, IN srde TO be able 10 take care OF
their gralually increasing business the
stockholders OF this company are ar.
ranging to reconstruct their river tip
,tlc In such a manner US TO enable
them to make the different grades of
coal usually handled In the river mar
Eets., they state when this Is done
they will ne able to more than double
their previous years business. This
proposed improvement will necessi'
tate the closing down Of their plant
fpr a period Of ten or Twelve days.
hence they have decided to make the
improvement In tho near future In or.
der that they may be able to take the
advantage of the improved business
conditions in the early spring.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
zlRIILE5 HELD ......
TO GRAND JURY.
UpSHuR COUNTY MAN CHARGED
WITH ATTEMPTING TO MUIR I:
ne. DEP WHOLE FAMILY. ,t i'

Jorn Zirkle. Of Upshur county, the
! man who was run down by A NJ Keis
ter's bloodhound last week. was CIV
N 20 hearing on charge Of having
poisoned a spring from which, the fam
| 'iy| OF Asa Williams, a farmer living
IN The same neiehborhood, procured
The eir drinking water. Williams daugh'
terf went 10 the spring early on Sat
lrday morning for water. Her s,,spi'
tions we're aroused when She found
so1ro powders scattered on the rock
wall Of the spring and on top Of the
water, an analysis Of which showed 1t
10 be paris green and arsenic: When
Kelster arrived on a late train Sht,ir'
day evening the dog took the track and
followed with ,lnerring precision to a
nelEhboring store where Zirkle was
loahns, and the animal reared upon
him twice until It, was led outside.
when It again took the trail and fol-
, lowed It to zlrkle's home near by. At
the hearing on the following day It
;sas shown. that zirklles wanted the
land owned by Williams and that he
h,J s,id hp wo,tld have Il Il he had
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S;'c':Ih,o,olI..RIi|epo,,'r't
SUPERINTENDENT DAVIS SHOWS
CONDITIONS IN REPORT FOR
!, FAlRMoNT DISTRICT. 3.

Superintendent R. f. Davis has
complied soh,e interesting figures rel.
,atlve to the schools Of Falrmont dis.
trlct.: The report shows an enum-
'eration Of 375. enrolment OF 97i and
an average daily attendance OF 2l5.
There are eleven teachers in the, dis.
,trict, four Of whom are at Barrack:
vile. Six Of the teachtrs hold first
grade certificates and fve mold sec
ond grads. The schools began October
s, aud the length Of term is six
months. Monthly meetings Of teach
sers have been held. Tie number Of
volumes In the school libraries al the
beginning OF the school year was G95.
NJ ...H. H .fH e. r . o. d. ID .
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!. No Jury in Sight
EVERY ONE OF 1862 TALEsMEN IN
cooPER.sHARPE TRIAL WERE
TURNED DOWN ON
mt CHALLENGES.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 3.-Tha
second week Of the trial Of Duncan B.
Cooper. Robin Cooper and John D.
Sharpe, for The nnlrder OF Z. W. Car
mack. was completed yesterday. The
jury box remnlns untitled. Altogetl'
tr lG9 talesmcn were examined. The
few. VINO attempted TO qualify were
challenged preemptorily by State or
defense. 1t is not Improbable that the {.
fourth ycnire Of 500 names will be tx.
fifth will be drawn and summoned
and the hearing Of the charges against
Juror ]. N. Whiworth will be re-
sumed.
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lE71Eo l1Eouse May '
IVo,ti Finish
! Il l;,4455D:.alys
s99TS (; }, I !, Separate i! !! Bills $
)nlfs,..CalendZallir i
I 'oll::::D!ay''

sc'l= lARl L!1s l.' EsToN. y Feb, fST""n ~
seFlr Y g and 1i,aa dis1lnc1 neasu's W ~.
House sltt!' calendar 1to-aaS anu W. w
5n plenty ping up every ,aAy' ~ seensa
likely now tr that that the sf HOUSE WI. NV Ue
dDR 70 .t4l CON Pe'e '! y 10 uu''oo ~
45day limit anu ealenaea 9ts'''t N.t>'N '>
ifx,y ~, ~ IN an,,, a n,farfprg NJ n "
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SMALLPOX BREAKS OUT ~
n IN THE INSANE ASYLUM.

I WESTON. W Va. Feb. ;. - The
board Of health quarantlned the color.
ed wards Of the State hospital for the
insane against smallpox which was
brought to h, institution Thursday
two weeks ago by colorad male pah.
mt named Jones The negro wns con.
fined in tho Kanawha county jail mt
Charleston with thirty other prisoners,
All ywer eexposed and nine of whom
we're taken to the State penitentiary
at Mo,lndsrllle the same day Jones
was brought 70 Weston. NJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03
TWO AERoNAUTs KILLED.

SAINT PONS, Franco. Feb. IA
balloon which was drifting over the
mountains at night was overcome by a
tale. The occupants Of the car. two
Bordeaux aeronauts. tried In vain to
make descent early yesterday morn.
ing, but violent gust dashed the bal.
loon against;a a boulder and the aero,
Nauts were killed. d.
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I13 tcontIrued an pauo Elahs.)
SOCIETY FOLK I'm gss,sSis
l ES3stS 5ft5s FOR BIG RECEPTION

ts,s$ CHARLESTON, w. Va, FEB. d
society folks are dropping in to attend
the reception TO be given Governor
elect and Mrs. W. E. Glasscock BY
Governor and Mrs. Dawson tonight
THE former arrived last night. Ma
der 6. D. Elliott, Col. Clarke Hamll'
ton and w X: Bodley also came
Senator Hazlett returned to the city
last night. 5si.'f;' si.',t '.+,..,,-.,sst
itkl,ss ~, - EA y s E'.t.'F .'.+'
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.HEoul ,sa11 Se.i
5#.c'::;uIlrtle,zMillssalllgl .'::;I I re-,
Fact fOries: L,

Are the people OF Fatrmont 4tealsy
In earnest about wanting 70 locste fass
tories and industries shereg Do ousi
people believe that We have saper;os
advantages 10 orer nian,ifac ctnFes hhs
the way d: water. fuel and shippins
facilitics?! Do they feel that Sits ths3
conditions; as they exist hers i swets: :asSt "
well understood byH Htoreig 81 eaptal llstsl 81
as they are At home that they would
1ifoome, Interested sin3 what taisg gcttys
has to offer them !? " 81 Il y
There Is no doubt but that seferys
business man, every membe oi the
Board Of Trade and every lhtelligens
citizen who has at5 al Kept abrsassta
with the times believes Sall Sot thes.sss Al
things and would asst in a laudabtss
manner to interest 8Inye yestors "a thes
advantages. n No better exemp!!a aea.
ton otsthis belief and spirit Lhas ssEef
been shown By any city o. the scopn:
try tnan the? almost simultane eous Sre
-sponseS to the request for hesbonnss
'of 100000 for the locati ION fofs ssseelS
plant hcre, that, II Is said would Serns
ploy 1900 men. a n s.s
This Is a long step I'M the right ~
rection. whether Falrmont eyerSse
cures the steel plant or3 81 not, Sas ~ s
faith in the future Of the city could
not be more clearly mblazened Oh ~
horizon Of Industrial progresss taaa&
BY this ready ponse q our peop!ss
IN this instance. y " i,
JudIelouss Advertising IS lybatg We
h: * Need. 81 ts | ~
An appropriation Of tlo, 900 ~ ven
5000 for the purpose of sady Fhg!ns
the advantages that swe posses would
solve the problem quicker sandl lsn a
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-03

You are safe in answering ads. The
day OF the dccoy al. Is past. Adver'
Users nowadays must say what they
mean--or quit saying anything at oil,
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Continued 4; on Page Eight
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-29
Prohibition Ia Maine
Constitution What?
(comrnu nicatsd.)


Maine last February In his
prohibition working In
the Stateo of wher I had n
rood ape
Mr. Daylo across
theatre q
NO the city quorag
Carson hasn
of aine o =.
explained egaized bought is
in
that honeyc Portland
nisns
what high IL
under another az
with the Canadian visitor He only explained
institutions Of
in
medicinal other
Blu
sincep Constitution
Is
rise In indignation
toll h az
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County Board Of Education
Arranges for NeW School Year

Level After due consideration by the
board this was not granted.
IT was reported to one Of the men,
bers OF the board that the school house
In District - had been nailed up and
has been in such q condition for some
time. It 10 understood that the build
ing was nailed up by the former prin-
cipal of the school, Mr.. Murrell. Since
the election Of a new board OF trus-
tees In that district last year. Il seems
that there has been considerable ILL.,
telling existing between them and the
former teacher.
The plantation. upon which the
school building Ii located, at one time
belonged to john Mosely of this city
However through the transference OF
some deeds the title to the land Is In
question and can only be settled
through the courts.
Tho members OF the board discussed
the matter pro and con, but decided
that they were not In position to
take any hand In the matter. as the
title to the land was unsettled.
A deed Of conveyance for six acres
OF land IN Section "a. Township IS,
Range Is. to tho State of Alabama for
school purposes was filed in the Of
flee Of the Judge of Probate yester-
day by e. l. Watson. J. T. Morrison.
and @. w. Williamson, trustees for
the school district No. ~ of this
county. This was done because of the
fact that the State recently aided in
the repair and erection of school
building on this site.
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The County Board Of Education
held meeting yesterday morning In
the ONCE Of County superintendent of
Education @. W. covington, and made
all arrangements and preparations
necessary for the new school year. Tne
sum Of t1e0 was allowed District NO.
"a for the repair Of the Bethlehem
school building, and an additional
school building was allowed at Mattel
In District No. 2s.
Although the meeting only lasted
one hour several important matters
were taken under consideration. while
much minor business was transacted.
Resides the superintendent, the mem
bers Of the board present were: W.
L. Smiley, s.. ]. Guy. q. H. Shackie-
ford and II. A. ~Belser.
On q petition from the people In Dis
trict 28 an additional school building
was granted at Mattel. There 10 al
ready one school house in that sec
ton, but according to the petition
there were many children in that dis
trict who lived too far from the pres
emit building to attend school regular
ly
A petition from the voters Of Dis.
trict 81 asking for the sum OF $le0
for the repairing OF the Bethlehem
school building, necessary before the
opening term Of school was granted
by the board.
District az. in the lower part OF
Montgomery county, applied to the
board for q new school house At Pine
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NEWS OF ANDALUsIA.
SFr. Henderson Aids in Work OF Road
Building.

Duh1UhMBs
Andalusia. Aug. 2s.-(Special)-J.
D.. Henderson. of the Henderson Lum-
Der Company, at Sanford is an ardent
advocate of good roads. He has fur
nished fifty workmen and fifty teams
to the Road Commissioners of Gov
ington county to build the road be-
tween Sanford and Andalusia.
Mr.. Henderson has recently invest
ed In a $500 touring car.
Dr. L E. Broughton lost $1,000
dwelling by fire this week. About
half of the amount is covered by in
surance. The dwelling was occupied
hv s P. Holloway and family. who
lost everything they possessed except
ing one trunk. The furniture was
partly covered by insurance.
The Andalusia Oil Mills will begin
operation in about ten days. 1t Ia
understood that about thirty men will
be given employment
A crew of workmen IL installing q
new copper circuit on the long dis
lance telephone between Andalusia
and Troy.
Andalusia schools will open Monday
September 9. with a full corps OF
teachers. Including the new principal
Prof GrigEs.
Mrs. Aisle Riley has returned from
trip to Chicago, St Louis, and 9TH
er points of interest, and Is visiting
her relatives at lafayette
Mrs. ]. c. Pennington and Mrs. T.
F. Plummer entertained the Matron's
Club at the Beavers Hall wednesday
afternoon. The hall was artistically
decorated with the color scheme OF
green and red prevailing.
A lawn festival and an old fashion
ed spelling bee was given at the
Methodist Church tonight. The ladies
of the society had charge of the at.
fair.
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NEWS OF HEFLIN.

Helm. Aug. 2s.-(Special.) Mrs
Thames, Of Greenville. State Chairman
Of the School Improvement Association
made beautiful and impressive talk
to the Helm people, after which she
organized County Improvement As.
ISOLATION.
Mrs. w. G. Milligan was made Pres
ident; Mrs. J. r. Morgan was made
Vice-President; Mrs. w. b. Merrill
Secretary. and Miss Fannie Hunnicutt
Treasurer.
The women Of Cleburne hope to be
able to make many suggestions tia,
Will be helpful to tho country boys and
girls.
In the recent State examination Gle.
burne County had fifty-fve applicants
for teachers license. Thirty-five pass.
cd.
The union revival meeting in Hefir
which has been running two weeks. ii
still going on. There have been sew
eral persons to join tho Baptist and
quite a number have Joined the Meth.
0dist church.
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address. followed by several others.
Music win be furnished by the choirs
of the city. sies
For later date Judge weakley and
Emmett O'Neal have been invited
to address the citizens OF Bullock.
One OF the most beautiful Of the
seasons entertainments was given last
evening In the opera house. It was
the operetta Snow white" and was
presented by forty children OF the
town. Snow White" and The
Prince" were impersonated by Annie
Linton and william Hannah. The play
was under the direction Of Miss Anne
Walker. and was given for benefit OF
the Episcopal Church building fund.
F. M. and L. NJ Moseley reached
home last night from Battle Creek.
Mich. where they have. been for the
past three months. Mrs. Moseley
Joined them In Atlanta where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. w.
c. Coles.
Prof Henry Moore has accepted a
position to teach In Kings College.
Bristol, Tenn.
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NEWS OF OPP.


Preparations Made for, Opening Of
Good Year I'm High School. =
Opp, Aug. 2S.-(Special)-The OPP
High School opens on September 8.
An unusual amount of interest Is be-
ing manifested in behalf of the school
Superintendent w. L. Hicks Is making
preparations for the opening. Mr..
Hicks has been engaged in school
work ia this section for some time,
and has made an excellent reputation
both as a manager and as teacher.
The following. corps of teachers are to
assist the superintendent in the
grades: Misses Lena Mizell,, Luna
Nichols. Carrie Daniel. Ella Fleming
and Julia Riley.
%The district convention OF the
Knights of Pythias is to be held here
on September 13 and IA. closing with
a banquet on the second night. Opp
Lodge In enthusiastic and Is making
preparations to make the convention a
success A representation from the
Grand Lodge Is expected
Professor w. A. Woodham, Coving-
ton county's singing school teacher fs
a successful school at the
Baptist Church.
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POVERTY
AN ANAEMlC CONDITION
OF THE SYSTEM

We all know that when the circulation becomes poisoned rom
outward disorder disease but
always understand that Of the ordinary ailments Of life
simply the result OF blood poverty?
Normal healthy blood contains millions Of tiny red corpuses
these constantly forming in the system by the extraction Of muir
ment from the The minute giobules taken
by the circulation and used in supplying nourhment and hea
to every portion body The brain enabled
its work by constantly Feeding upon the blood supply
physical energy by drawing their from blood nutent the
bowels digestive system all their several duties
because they kept normal condition through the Strengthening
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LAWYERS IN FIGHT.
Dramatic Scene in Court Room al
Elnreu~a

Dramatic Scene In Court Room aa
Florence.
Florence, Aug. 2S-- (Special.--Paul
Hodges and w. H. Mitchell, prominent
members of the Lauderdale County bar
engaged In q fight yesterday morning
In Esquire C. w. Lemay,s court tiu-
ring the trial OF a case In which they
were opposing attorneys.
Mrs. Arnie Lamb, Mr.. Hodges client
was being questioned by the younger
attorney, when Mr.. Hodges character
ICED a question asked as Outrageous 81
A few heated retorts followed and Mr..
Mitchell called Mr.. Hodges a liar. when
the latter struck him in the face.
For q moment confusion reigned In
the small court room. Then the Judge
sheriff and others present held the COM
batants and prevented any serious DAM
age being done.
After order was restored, Mr..
Hodges apologized to the court, but re-
iterated that the question asked his
client was outrageous. Esquire LENA,
assessed no fines.
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RUSH ON STATE PRINTER
WILL DELAY SOME REPORTS

It Is likely that the rush of printing
and binding connected@ with the Legis-
lature will result in delay in the pub
lication of State reports of many de-
partments this fall. Already one of the
yearly publications, that of the Ferti-
lizer Bulletin. mas been delayed, and
though at present in the hands OF the
printer. will probably not be turned
out for some time.
Several Incidents have combined, be.
yond the Legislature and its demands
on the state printer, to delay the docu-
ment in which every farmer of the
State Is interested-the unusual volume
OF samples received in the Department
OF Agriculture. more than ever before
the death of one of the State Chem
lists force. Prof. A Mob. Ransom. oil
Auburn.
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Ambas.ndors m EnxIapd.

London. Aug. 2S-England has been
entertaining three American Ambassa-
doris during the past week. They are
w. W. Rockhill. who left London to-
day to take up his new duties at st
Petersburg; Thomas J. o'Brien, the
Ambassador to Japan. who has been
spending a quiet holiday in Hereford,
and Charles 8. Francis. the Ambassa-
dor to Austria Hungary. who is maxi
ing tour of England In q motor car
before returning to New York. Mr.,
o'Brien will sail for the United States
September is.
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JACKSON COUNTY BOY
BROWNS IN CROW CREEK

Scottsboro. Aug. 2s--(Special. )--Jack
Gambal. the 1A-year-old son Of ]. B.
Gambal. of Stevenson. in the upper end
OF the county. was drowned in Crow
Creek while in swimming with several
boys of about his own age.
He was seized with cramps and be-
fore his companions could render any
assistance, went down.
The body was recovered today.
H. G.. Bass and Mrs Maud White
were married at the home OF the brides
brother. r. s. Shelton, in this city.
The home of the bride is In Atlanta.
Mr.. Bass IL a member of the firm OF
N. Rich and Company. Atlanta.
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HON. MORRIS SHEPPARD
WILL ADDRESS WOoDMEN

The Woodmen OF the World will cell
citrate their annual memorial meeting
this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Ma
jestic Theatre. Hon. Morris Sheppard.
Congressman from the First District of
Texas. will be the speaker Of the occa-
sion. and the public in general is in
vited to attend the meeting.
Congressman Sheppard was appoint
ed to I'LL out his fathers unexpired
term when but 70. and has been elected
three times consecutively. He has a
reputation as being a fluent speaker
and lecturer OF note.