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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03
HORSES.

Two registered Percheron stations, one
imported, chance if you want really
high- class horse at your own price. three
year-old registered Percheron mare, year
lug registered percheron mare. These sre
both high-class individuals. One yearliDg
registered Percheron stallion, the making OF
a good one. IL is cheaper to raise than to
buy. One thoroughbred mare. good breed
er; family driving horse. ylish, gentle and
not afraid of mobiles. Has size enough
for carriage. The kind that's hard to find.
~ SHROPSHIRE SHEEP ~
% ewes, 3 bucks. Z eve lambs and buck
lambs. This flock includes rs good sheep as
you can fnd, and it will be chauee for the
man wanting to start purc-bred flock.
POLAND CHINA HOGS.
Two bears and Z sows. These are the large
range kind that make large hogs and pay for
their feed. Also pure-bred shoats.
Sale will begin promptly at II o'clock.
TERMs.-l2 months, with interest from
date, pay able at any of our banks.
RRICHARD B. SMITH, Admir-.
Het1ebower q West, Auct'rs.
B. +. YsFes, Clerk.
Write for c dialogue after August TO-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03

RLUE FLAME OIL STOVES. We h,va
Dthem. Call and get one, don't be bur,.
oy the neat from cook stove in the summer
sime, EAsTERDAY & CO., los s Charles
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03

Money to Loan on approved real estate
security. G.. NJ. Beltzhoover, Jr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03

Dr.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills-Not only
stop the pain. but do 1t quickly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03
POLAND CHINA HOGS.
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

By virtue of a deed of trust made by Sarah
E. Page ard Jefferson Page, her husband, TO
Chas A. Young trustee, dated the 29th day
of April. in the year 1908, and recorded in
the Office of the Clerk of the County court of
Jefferson County, West Virginia, in Deed
Book No. 95, Page Gil, the said trustee will
offer for sale at pub ic auction at the front
door of the Court House of said county on
Saturday, September 5fh, 1909,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03

The Sheriffs' Association, of West
Virginia, at it's recent meeting at
Parkersburg, adopted a resolution to
insist upon the payment of fees before
the serving of processes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03
SIXTY sHORTHORN CATTLE

Including the entire breeding herd of cows
and hefers as well as three herd bulls and
several Youngsters hese cows have been
car, folly selected for their qualities as breed
ers and milkers, and will compare fayorably
with any herd in the state. The bulls are
extra good ones, having been selected to
head the herd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03
Notice to Creditors,

On or before Friday, September 10, 1909.
at my office in Charles Town, W. Va, 1 will
receive proof of debts or claims against
John Yates or his estate; the account of
John T. Porterfeld, his administrator. bein.
before m for settlement
dlveo under my hand this 2sth dav of july.
IVY. S. W WASHINGTON,
Ang SGT. Commissioner of Accounts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03

VI OF Second Hand Paving Brick. G ~
- stone ano Gutter Stone for sale
YESTERDAY 4 co
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03
PUBLIC SALE.
A Rare Opportunity to Buy Pure-Bred
Breeding Stock at Your Own Price.

will offer at public auction. on the Silver
Spring Stock Farm, situated three miles
south Of Nippon, w Va, on
Tuesday, the 24th Day Of august,
1909, all of the pure-bred Short Horn
Cattle, Percheron Horses, Shropshire
Sheep and Poiand China Hogs of the
late Robert r. Smith. This stock is the best.
representing as 1t does, the fttest after care
full selection and wedding out BY Mr.. Smith
for the pat five years All stock will be sold
at what il may bring without proteet.on.
Parties will be met at Rippon on morning
of sale and returned in evening. Anyone
coming day before sale will be met and en-
tertained If notified | hope we shall see all
of Mr. Smiths fri nde there.
After August 10 write for Catalogue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03
Position Wanted.

! would like to have position to terd 70
Pa,r OF horses and work around house
'uiy io-H- WILLIAM BRENT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-08-03
IMPROVED LOT OF GROUND

at 1870 O'clock p. M, that ce :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12
Der Grmsbnds i'm l,uttcrfah.

Cine prdhtise neutrality-suspicious. En-
sablt Der nS0lser 8urier": !5oste Dc
serace elm Wanu .iren @ensbcd in
sine Q!p1ii.te geiMIcppt uno nit einsm:
sci 10 gut nno g'holt mar'n nic9:r
ouf," atns er Hady .insm trGiiis,n
Sdllud oas Ieiner TeIbfloI6e pieber
bsrsou. Die S.nnsrin mar o.rapc
horor, ben &iibel bs-aurid)ien, I'm
Butter 81 idIneen, itnb Eotte ipormcs
Wofer in ben srobcn Aiibsl osSoi'sn.
3ufdni9 olidt iic bei Der Stiir ing
Gceie; o tpeb. bon unter ferouf toms
men mebrere Sdasy. tur3e 3sit rotb
uno lie limb ba. num's Simms!s Wil:
len. ipobin jest nit Dem 0sn3boG?"
$etn Iustommen mc9r, iie iprmt ouT
al5 Sebl.rin; lie iisht Dor iib ben Ser.
fer uno bas Dod)noi6peinIid)c 8crb0r.
Snh 81 foTnmt Die @siberliit ST iGyerl
Ned)t; ihnelf hintin in ben &iibet mil
BEN @ensbud, Den 1iibel suId)loQcn,
duf'S 8e|teu es'ebt unb nmgetrieben.
r9utsn Gag, f66ne S~eancrin," rrfts
'tppn SIR 2biy bersin. ,@tib Gnt
8ptt one matchmaker. Wa3 1T leut'
los?" crribsrte lie nit bsr nnitulbia@
item Miers bon Ger -Dett un0 treibt
ibren aiibtl. 9ie Singer tpoacn fe au3s
tor'hen, bod nit Der Gebiralerin lit
niht gut airI&en eNsn. sic Iilo
perndHtig, bier Wiloer.ra llnterItono
gu eenGbren nno Dilo auf5ubetpab.
rem; isien Sic aufri@tig, font sebt's
Shnen i9leqt!" fagt Der 0beriGoer.
.Qber. mos fdnt Gu9 benn Elm. fir
cine 10 f3leGte qerIou boltct 81,
mid? Sbr tbnnt meme gauge !6iitte
bnrbIufen, tUsnn Sbr mir et!po8 be.
'r.llen fpnnt, min ia asrne S!rnie
5ahler." r8ut. totr ioeroen bic
9on5e Siitte burhiud)sn; Gi, miiIen
uns oles 0ffrsn unb ssis.n. bonn tpiro
man fd1on isten." - sd fam bp65
ni6t ron msinem aii6sl baucnlauien.
fonit piro bic Butter ifl.6t rnb i'd
fries's bonn Souerr. Mcnn cirer BON
Gid untesosNsn riibrt, 10 min i1
grf ales seigen unb S9r tperbet
itben, bob id) unIhulbie bin" Nun
balf nihts nnoeres, Der SGgerburIGe
mubte I'D gum aiibel fsben, uro mad
e'nem idnrfer Befebl Der Senn.rin,
ia niht oufsuboren unb niht 81 1dn.r
nne nid,t Si lanefam su breb.n, br.bt.
tr bcnIsIbet unaufb0rlih. tpGtrenb iic
ben SdG.rn dies sei9te. Not Der
Ourdfu9rng Ger gansen 9iitte lSite
lie i'm ntc>erum Of, unb r,ao) ein.o
Gntlhulois ing tpesen bieier 8eI1fti=
e,lng entfcrnte iih bic enttduIHts @ss
fe1Ihdft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12
Or freibtrrn(dnlans.

Cine bsitere tlsine @eihiht. aus
benz oiisrretf,iIhen partomertsle6cr
sradbls cne vg0ien.r Gremosnblntt."
Der Nbmaar zines aroben parliament
'hriidcn 8erbanbes, Der iirsf in ben
6rsiherrnitonb erhoben ipurte, perdn,
ftaliete ieiien aollessn in ein.m bot
rtebnen Siobtreitnurant ein slan,ens
oss Get. Die f:iniien Speiien nurs
ben ntiaetrassn. bic feiniien Wsine -
Die fduerli9er Mbseorbneten finten
nint Moris esnus, IN, aI bus Senias
iioncGc 81 lobsn, iie tonr,en our nibs
s,m Spr.coer, BENT ie finb nnher'
fpeitis p%ollaui in Infpruh gcnomnsit,
60 iii Der oritten MDrsenftunbe, ha
one Reben certlungen, Ilitern, 5tiT.
une GaInne oersebrt. aae Gbompasa
nerfIoitcn atlesrt fifh, ertebt iid Elm
bdrerliTcr Ihsecroneter. f4reitet
t6iperen Ghrittes gum plat bee ees
~feierten beuti4en Jiibrers. flopft ibr,
auf bic Gaulter unb fpriht nit sIirs
aenbew Iugen: ,gs lit etr irabres
Slid, liebsr Greunb, bob Du nur 8oa
RON esiporb.r b;ff - tpGrit Du @rof
ee%tporSen, fn.iner Ser. i'd mar nitt
n1shr an, Geben -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12
Scr 2endde Correspondent saIhmvre, go, 5uhmsr sn r. sebruar 1903.

Del lebte. Reit mci.:sr Gpictterit
'nI't 81 einem MfAsHbGaf4eH 0HFoN'
men. -
aniitere nur, ftarre Geioe, ersdb!e.
lpus ii1tntst Ger !Siile Defines feiner
9c!peeeS eH!folt.t - pe!fc lturis
Gs1pfincprs - lpetfc5 ii~bernaaenoc
Milttcrliebe ii! eS 49, heibs, trele.
Deidu!erte Wutterltebe! - Gbe ipiy
an@ 'rennteu. tarlen mir therein. raj
6 ' isbt.- Iodb nifts bon @6rNsrs
ReigI!H0 erfdhren IoIe - itc ipar nod3
81 jung, tic burfte nod nitt aus ibren
3nrter &iu6ertrdumeH gemsdt tpers
zen. -+
Ms id in msiusm Simmer mar,
iunt ih an tbrem Bstt Hieoer uro be-
0etts oas @eiic6t beg .tef idIl0isupsu
Einoes nit SbrdneH uuo Siiiieu. -
5ran3 W6rncr lit ieBt Ibcn sloci
Sabre meiR S6picgeriobu, Der @o.te
meines iibergIiidliden Ginbes.
Weinem Wo!:ne babe i6 oam1Ia
oas inner. Grl.bnib bi.Ies Nbenoa &C.
beittet.
Gsiiosm fprtht .r marnmal nedsnb
bon Der 3eit oes Sisfftonpes meinsr
ctbiid,en Perf6nIiAteit.
Soltc W0rHer 6urd9 einen 13ufou
iemal5 erfabren, mas an ienem Mbcno
in mir porsins, ME folims Sh!iiNc
tA Gus ieiner acknowledged 500,
unb pie na6e i9 oaron mar. mi0
iterbliA in i9E 81 oerliebsr - es
mare teia aroBcs lln9liid, bsnn CT
loiirbe Is bod niGt glaubsn.
Die Sueenb tam ss iid) nit tsiner
Wlo4t Der Melt uoritslleu, oaB uns
oltsn Wealden ord) nod beibss. To-
ties 9Iut burh bic Nhern rolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12
aBinttraiiHM;uNa
Gen A0hanEes stanstra.

Sb siHs nuteb ciuea Snnr,unaIo.
Sic 4sitc ,onreH piht ~hshangcu
9Nit Gbntt9eilod. gom Eubcu 5hal
Geldut nrp N~citiaErt1Gl tr!idrgth
Ter &inws, Qyar, bic Grre irtit,
Ser geolo I'M itarstu Sppcsitlp;igaN.-
Sin Isiisr S9tupitob iubr babtr
llnb mari 3riitaI!: ScU Den 3Wtig;1.
Die &rdbeu ftcgew ~ otr Wet.
MeiH &l;d CAB t5Heu bag @s.sItc,
Str Nbena i0ut. Ser Hrtt! mob
@sito!tsH tr0uutbuit mir 3ur Gtttt.
as idlici sic Welt, Sit Giniamtcit
Griiilite mid, nit ibytm 5tcusr,
'ltre tfeid, csi6ieu bds 2steu mir
llao euecro ole SUIT III Srducr.
Ga frat Nsa WpnNtS Silbtrbpru
S,trpor II gydicr g1pi,snmlHcH,
.llre bril- nah better pcr2's in MIR
Nift ii;blte mcbr i'd mid pcrlafeu.
1tro tnuicuo Scteln iIauunter cuf
am peitsr, hcbrer 0iruuelsiaate.
Sd otcr elite b~oiinnuasirob
0irub gum licben Sosimcthtbal..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12

(por
eitem @n,dteur.G 6 n;erD .@laubit
9u. haB meine Sfinme ben SaoI
fiinfer mirho" tfraclorter Brit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12

"@arum ardr1it Oh Gid oelln gar
10 iehr INN Geilten @efreiteit?"
3fpeite aofin; Or fomn,t INNER
fhnn intt ~ mir"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12

sGeb' mir ob NIT bieiem gler;.
on! go lanse lit er mir naheeihli;
den, bis er mid NIT einem anoeren
ertnpptpi"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12

gnttan dlu g. .9u, 2u,
Sd CLAUDE. Der ai'elior pirit mir
enc anbboYb su ad, nein
pfiiit Or admit mutI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12

.0rau: sd iQh ibu seltern bein, gu.
ipeIier. Iid,t tpohr, @tonndet, Del,
fuuIit III MIR
MerhGhtin = write 9nfin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12

Der: sd iiird)te, tie ipirb i'll. lee.
REM"
Ser gIenoe.- n0u perfebrit
nift n,ehr NIT Rem gornr. Wnrnn9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-02-12

u IN 10 q. = 6rou: .Sellte Nof,t
fr1iirrte i'd man b1tte mir ber
prahtboIler Sopbirriig geltoblen."
@ntte. WpIdhpn @nphirrina2"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
Big Verdict
FRANK eosHoRN, OF WHEELING,
a RECEIVES OVER $4,000 FOR
LOSS OF AN ARM.

4 WHEELING. W. Va, March a.
A telegram was received Tuesday aft.
ernoon by Solicitor s. @. Boyce from
Clerk W. B. Matthews. OF the Supreme
Court in session at Charleston, stat.
ing that an opinion had Just been
handed down affirming the; decision OF
the Circnit Court Of Ohio county and
Jury In the case Of Frank Goshmn
against the Wheeling Mold and Foun-
dry Company. The suit was brought
for the loss OF an arm, and other In.
jurles, and the amount SIZED for was
$4,000. A verdict was rendered In
May, 1907. by the jury In Judge Mes
bitl1s court, for s16,777.75. and the
case was appealed. The amount of
the verdict Is now over $4,000, inter
est being charged from October. 1908,
and is the biggest verdict In a person.
II injury cuse ever heard In the West
Virginia Supreme Court. 1t was the
first big case heard by Judge Nesbltt,
since his elevation to the bench. The
attorneys for the plaintiff were s. 0.
Boyce and O'Brlen & o'Brien. and
for the defendant Russell & Russell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
III1sB !! / ElEll
N0 ! [ |! ] / u |
VILE AWAIT EDEyE oPMENTs I'm
$5j5& REVISION OF TARIFF ON n
IRON AND STEEL n

1 PlTTsBURG March a.-The Jones
and Laughlln Steel Company, Ltd. the
Midland Steel Company. and the PITTS.
burg Steel Company decided to stand
pat on the wage question in spite OF
the ten per cent. cut in wages which
the Lackawanna Steel Company, an.
other big concern at Buffalo. had an.
nounced. These concerns represent
about 800. 100000. I :S5 i.;5
Preshent B. F. Jones. Of the Jones
and Laughlin. Company. said future
conditions In business and terms OF
the coming tariff bill only would pre-.
cipitatel cut In wages.
President Wallace Rowe. Of the
Pittsburg Steel Company, admitted
having considered cut In wages. but
said his firm had decided. like the
Jones and Laugalln interests. to await
the outcome Of the tariff bills.
President W. C. Rownes, OF the.
Midland Steel Company. slid his COM
pany would surely cut wages II 9TH
ers In this district did. but would not
take the Initiative.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03

~ ii ~ Z u
He takes a simple rural plot q child
heart might conceive and toilowsSits
through with the keenestj sympathy and
a wonderful Struthtulness to the slife#
and environment he depicts. Taereins
lies the charm Of all he does: Truth
truth to the South Of sa@aneeiriye \,
of the Juckllns and 2of the waters OF
Caney Fork. For richness Of color
one could not well surpass "a sturdy I'M.
the mountains of$Tennessee;S Virginia
OF North Carolina. For q ng,lorouss
dreamy day Of Afstcnless ease; and
leisure, one could not surDassS the Sval.ss
leys farther south. Few know t;iissl
life SO well as 0ple Read, and none
have so we'll expressed HI indeed
so virgin is this field that both Rear
and the South would be geriols losers;
should Read be. tempted to sforsake 81.
But he never win. Once the, Southern
dream. the wtchery Of the; Southland 'ss
moonlight and itie spell of the Wild
honeysuckle andsthe sweetbrier per-
f'me get into the blood theysburns Ike
blue fire, like the madness Of the blue
rose. as long as life lasts. Read sS
senses are permeatel with the breath
Of the south's blue rose: 4, 81 Il.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
THEF!STAGE
"A knight For a Day."

"a Knight For n Day" the big mi.
steal giIety by Robert B. Smith anil
Raymond Hubbell. who are responsf.
BILE for "Afey!cana" and 'Fanlana.''
had Its first presentation o. B. G.
Whitney's own theater In Chicago
where 1t at once scored a hit with
the amusement patrons Of the West.
ern Metropolis. It ran thee for co..
performances anil canle from there
direct to Wallacks In New York wherd
/. ran for six months to prn:ituble
brsiness In one Of the worst seasons
the theatrical profession has known.
7! went from there 10 the fremont In
Boston where It continued through the
summer. It will be presented in It's
entirety at the Grand Opera House
tonight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
.ACard
To the Voters OF the City OF Fai

To the Voters OF the City OF Fair
mont: TO- s..
For the reason that some person:
are trying to misrepresent my position
on the license question; and for the
further reason that I believe now Is
the proper time to make known to the
voters the attitude Of candidates ,for
council upon this question; and for
the still further reason that do~not
want any voter deceived into voting
for me with mistaken idea as to
what I will do in case 7 shall be elect
ed and this question shall come be
fore council; ! desire to state my, po
sition as follows: y.
~ My personal view is That It Is
not best for the people Of the city tc
have saloons.
t2} However. ! believe majority
should rule; and II the question Is
voted upon at the coming election,
will yield my personal opinion to The
majority Of the voters in the entire
city. l believe the city and not the
ward should be the unit upon the ques
ton Of license or no license.
t3) II the question is not submit
ted to the voters at the coming eli
ton. then I snail be governed by thu
last expression Of the people Of thu
city taken upon This question, on,
year ago. and Will cast my vote agains
granting any saloon license In thu
city.
These are my views on this question
briefly stated. These are mi har'
moay with my party's platform adopt
ell at the city convention.
2. W. MORGAN, Z
Candidate for Council from
r. the First Ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03

Ire onsy tlinE AZ sgeF cited ias IL
he present eoah ossisy s W. III lit
word. and smother poet zeal eiinslon
from his scrapb book u the future;
when aware that tie n,sack comes
only from MI S. I! y Mnsgrave Il con:
sider that i shall be dispensed from
noticing It j shall rot again disturb
him from his INiryana and the con.
temptation OF bis Scarlet Lady,, u
Perhaps. like myself. some OF your
readers. happening 10 spend a night
IN the country, have ben aroused
from their calm sleep by the furious
barkings Of a dog. Investigating the
cause OF the commotlon in the barn.
yard. they found out that the moon
was serenely slslng over the eastern
hills. They knew full well that the
Queen OF the Night would not for a
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03

rl1nor lacks notification by the au
thor, himself, but the Indications are
that It Is true and no doubt the local
lodge will be able TO welcome him al
a brother,
Perhaps no writer OF to-day has told
the stories Of the South with thu
charm Of Opie Read. HIS translation
Of the poetry color and folk lore Of
the old South and the new rings true
He has written twenty books, nearly
every one Of which ie vibrant with the
magnetism and fragrance Of Dixie. He
expresses the warm, quick heartbeat
o! the old plantation life and Of the
farm life, succeeding 1t. Read Is an
inveterate story-te,les. and his stories
have an indescribable charm. Keer
tab on MIN one hour att lunch or In
the most ordinary run Of an even
Ing's light talk, and you will find your
self to the good on twenty new stories
fresh from the lnexhausTble Read
mint. He will tell on m average Of
one stoi; every three minutes. Tie.
are all unpublished tales that suggest
the unpublished volumes his big hear,
has in store. For nil Of Opie Read Is
his heart. Even mis- metaphors. and
they are the mans strength and his
richness, even these are OF pure heart
thought coinage-riot one is an In
tellectnal comparison. Read Is the
one arch-dreamer and true poet oil
America who does not essay verse
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
on Comes the indian Head.

They're going to take the Indians
head from off our copper cent, the
change will be made shortly, and it
nowi Is the intent to substitute the por.
trait OF Abe Lincoln I am told to dec.
crate this coin piece In place OF war.
rior bold: and this reminds us also
that womankind has changed: she
studies now economy-her work is so
arranged. that she may have each day
her hours for pleasure. rest and ease;
she uses Spartan Stain and 1t never
falls to please. Ht.ssc:,s55vpers find
Spartan Stain the greatest and best
wood finish for the home. Manuiac.
tured by The Marietta Paint & Color
Co.. Marietta, ohio. Sold by NJ. D.
Christie, Druggist, Falrmont, W. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
"The Arrival Of kittv."

Comedies that are free from WI
garity and coarseness are rare now.
adays, and 1t is a pleasure to record
the fhct that "The Arrival Of kitty"
which Manager Powell has booked to
appear at the Grand Opera House on
Friday. is a comedy that Is pure in
tone. refreshing In dialogue, witty in
Its situations and absolutely devoid
OF suggestive situations. Tie piece
will be presented here under the man.
pgement Of C. s. Williams. who has
staged the comedy In splendid style
and has equipped 1t with IN excellent
company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-03
TENTgi los ~ 1-I-Il77- TT-- ~
aNTHEls PARAMQu UNIT ISSUE.

There Isl no use In trying to evale.
\ stdestep Sory change the issue In Fair
mont fn5this election; neither is there
EanySuse Ito act the hypocrlte about 1t
ssSorS try TO shield It by party cloak.
People ma shout ;mugwump, traitor,
deserter anything they please: swe,-
at the Swets, villlfy the lrys and rant
about s,the ProhibItionlsts I running
things with only a partial ticket In
the field: the Sstralght and powerful
fact Inns that sink or swim. live or
sdie,suryiye or perish, the paramount
Issue Of the campaign Is shall we
&hnye licensed saloons in FaIrmont next
year or shall we not have them. Every
%others consideration slwlnd1es to insIg.
yshlaeape before this weignty point Of
controversy every energy Is bent on
ssetttng this SquestIon:; every trick,
Sdeglee ON sta tegy known. will be re.
sorted 70 aid we might stand on orr
Hind legs ahd hollow TIL our lungs
were tom into shreis trying to make
wet Republicans support a dry man
ION the ticket or ylcefIversa. but It
would amount to naught, and u man
haste hsye a very poor sense Of dis.
aeriminatlon not to take eognizanze Of.
that fact. The die is cast the fight
Ssis ION, the $wetsS and the; drys have
pushed tine i Republicans, Democrats.
sProhibitlonlsts and mugw,rmps over
sthe.ropes and are into the fight to see
who's who and they viii hold the cen.
teEgoff the stage until one or the 9th,
Sierfconles 9otfS victorious on March 20.
let ,emShght a
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