davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-06-17
BoIgidDo's RecIe0n ed
Cow Peas.

uuHtM9uaWNS - sN+~
Sow them for Hay Crops-for Forage
Crops after grain crops-on vacant land:
Put Cow Peas In every ayailablepiece Of
land. you have. They win wonderfully
increase the value and productiveness oi
your entire farm. We strongly recon-
mend the sowing OF Mixed Cow Peas,
they are composed of Blacks, Whip-poor-
wills, Clay etc. The Upright growing
varieties win hold up the vining varie-
ties and win produce much better crops
Of vines and larger amount OF forage.
]. BoIriano & Son, Baltimore, Nd.
The Agricultural Department at Wash
ington referring me TO You for Alfalfa,
Cow Peas 4 Irish Cobbler Potatoes.
e. L. DUYCKINCK, Cecil Co., Md.
We are headquarters for Cow Peas. l
your merchant can't supply you with
| Bolgiano's Recleaned Cow Peas write te
us. We win tell you where you can get
them. -
]. B0L0GIAN0 a son.
Baltimore's Greatest Seed House.
Pratt, Light & Ellicott Streets.
April 1, 09-1y Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1909-06-17

Come and get some REAL
BARGAINS. Fine Clothing
and other things at CUT
Prices. Let us show you ]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19

1Shr luas? neiu. Nber Sos ,lucite
2po3 lit meg II. lpo5 lett oolieQt, lit 10
lnitulbis, lpie ein peibc9 Nlott Ta+
pier MIR iein fam" - %d Job mobI.
pie W}iIter Silb ibn1 5>bIInjelte. neil
ib 5llseaen lpar. Nlm Cir, cS lit
fem Wunocr, penn Gin GhriIten.
mctih on neu0ierig miro. sd, gcbc
hinolls, rid)tc es aber 10 cil, bo6 id)
perltcbc, mas JIG lueitcr 5~uianrmcn re.
Den. 60 red,t iullroe i) oQmalS nid)t
fling borous. Sir. Sic iprndcn pom
SpieIeu, unb boB 0tiitcr Yotterion
9eiGbrlit uno bibia lei, mo non ci-
mem 0ltcu, bn8 ltuttiinoeu iollc. Sd)
badJtc allt: @as oebt'& mid, an?
Nod)bcr borte ib ober, 0oB Chr Sohn
iit crid)oiicn babe, Cir uno nit ci.
ncm Wole 9in9 mir cin 2id,t oli,"
GSprtfebuta fplntl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19

Sic It,Ilen lid) aif ocn Stonbpuntt,
ooB sic Stoot, ucnn lie oen @runo
ulb @oben nift mchr fir cin Stra,
Benbctt benliben mill, oenielbcn Den
Giocntmimern Bate ~3,upciien iollcn.
Gin mirfiomcS Ser5euS
pfInitcr.
Sroli Worp &. Strait Crb!clt I'M
Stnotgeriht III ihrcr &lagc 9e8cll
Nrl. Winnie Scnorids $225O SdlO.
oeneriob placiprod)en. Sic bate TO-,
600 Collars ner(onat, neil ihr oIe
9etlogte an9cblih oic Ciebc hires
@atten, ocS I'M SUM- 1904 peritorbc-
men Serrn Sonicl s. 8roit cntfrern'
oct bnttc.
StraBcnbuhn mub bled) c II.
Die .Tcreini9te Observation-Disclosures,
ieQidoft" mllB bcc iiinIiabriaen &oa
Mopcr $500 Gntid)Goigulg 5ohlcu;
10 loutetc ooS llrtbeil bc5 Staotgc,
ridts, onS am Mittruod) aci6lt iullr.
DC. Gle &leinc bate. pertrcten ollrd,
ihrtn @utcr, Shnocnerinb nerlouHt
fir EerlcBunlgen, iuclfc tic am 4.
Morj b. 5. ooollrd) crlitt. oaB iie oll
Der Gcfc bon Strait. u1b Spring.Str .
bon einem @a91on Ser @cflugtcr
iibcriohren iprroe.
cltumc beItGtigt.
Sn1 @niiengcrifte bon Souion
mnrbc bos ScItomcnt beS fiir5lid,
ucrltorbencn Serrn SomeS q. Ram.
lcp beItdtiGt. Sn bcmielbeu pernnht
ocr Grbloiier 5mci Siinit0' ieinca
Nod,IolicS iciner Cod)ter, ,Srl. Warp
Sclcn Homlcp, uno ic ein Siiuitcl
ielltr @ittruc, Srou Anru q. Moms
len nno ieincn Eod)tcrn, Srou Mobt.
9. Eoot5 mo ,Srl. Mlbcrtu Z. Hom,
iep. &crr Is. u. Sottlc lpl,rbe oils Sc.
Observation-Disclosures benomt; or
brahd)t tclne @iirgid)oit 81 itcll,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
TicbmGrfte.

Gbicogo, Is. 6ebr. - HinopieD
- 3iiiilbr 1900. Warft t5c. bis 25c
nieoriger; Stitrc 800 his 100; aiib(
3.G0 bis $50; Rinber 3.25 bis 500,
9uQcn $40 bis 5.25; aGlber 3.5C
bis $50; Stodera uno SeebcrS 3.2I
bis $50.
Stwcinc. - 3uilbr 1900. Worfi
iOc. bis 15c. nlcoriger; Gboice id)uc.
re 6.1O bis G.i5; Builders 6.35 bi.
$40; lcihte 9eniit,t 6.2O bis 6.3O;
Choice leiGte G.35 bis GAG; YodinJ
6.25 bis $40; Jerfel 5.25 bis 6.15;
Soptuerfouie i'll G.23 bis $50.
S6afc. - 3uiubr 5000. Worft
10c. ~nieoriser; l.25 uiS 5.75.
2ammer. - go bis $50; SGbr.
lil,ge 500 bis 6.85.
aanias.G tn, Is. 6ebr.-,3r,.
fnhr $500, cinihlipfIih 1900 iiihfi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19

dies, Warft Toe. nieori9er; Choice
Grport Stiere go bis 6.25; quite
4.90 bis $50; ipeltlidc Stierc 40
bis 600; StorcrS uno 6ecoers $50
$50; iiiolidt Stierc I,25 bis $40;
iiiGliHc Iiibe go GiS $50; beimtiid)c
&iibc 2.50 bis 5.25; bciuiidc Hinhcr
300 bis $50; Nulcn $50 bis 40;
&6lbcr LOO bis $50.
Sdmcinc.- 3uillbr $1,000, Wtorft
lOr, bis 2oc. niebriger; Top 6.32la;
&olptperf0uie 3u 80 bis 6.25;
ihrucre SO bis G.321&; Yaders uuo
Builders 600 bis G.25; Ieidtc $50
bis 6.05; TcrtcI 500 bis $50.
Sd)oic. 3rilbr 5000, Marft
llctid.
21mmcr. - 600 bis $50; ,SGbr.
lingo 800 is GO; luetbcra Ia bis
$50; Stodcrs uno IctocrS 300 bis
400.
Union Stod Doro&. Yitta.
burg. ga, IS. Sebr. - Rinouich.
&orrotb Iciht, itetig; Gboice go bis
$50; Erinlu $50 bis G,t5.
Shofe. - @orrotb lcit,t. felt; Gri.
monethcrs $50 bis go; Guu5 mo
acmobnlid)c 200 bis $50.
2Gmmcr. - $50 bis $50; &cal
GnlucS 900 Biz $50.
Sdlpcitc. - 3ufubr ltid)t, uieori
ger; Erimd idNucre $50, mittelnlG
BiNc go; idnucrc Dnrfer3 $50 bis
G.65; lcid)tc 9ortcr9 GAO bis $50;
Sertel G.l5 bis 6.25; ral,be 800 bis
G.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
CA. r.
Tnagt die zpeS oto, Ole In INNER Gekauft Hat,
':s s! &MMzZw
Sdjtifonadrtdjttu.

Neip . Oort, IS. Sc0ruor. -
a%rgctommcn iitb bic Camper .&9.
nigin 2olliic" BON 9teupel II. ,a0ln"
ocn Bremen.
abgciabrcu lin0 Die Gambler 80
Fropcncc" nad) SABRE mo rSd)aru.
!orIt" nod Bremen.
SoIton, IS. Tcbruar. Ger
G0npier ~Soronia" lit pcn @ipcr.
pooi bier cill8ctrOiicn.
&romhcno, -. Scbruor.-9et
non Nclr. Dorf llad) a%ntucrpcn be.
%ltimntc Sunpicr n3ceInno" bcionb
iih nm 800 Morgcus 100 Mcilel,
iiibpeItlid).
Sputbamp tom. is. Scbruar.
- Ger Compiler oAPuicitic" lit BON
NclU.9orf nngclon9t.
Honoon. Is. Scbrllur. Ger
Gampicr o%Dtinncioia" iii BON @alii.
more bio g%lltlucrDcu bier ~nngcfom.
men.
NntmcrpcM IS. SctruQr. -
Ter Gampfcr oSlan MocSaopcn" iii
Con baltimore bier cinsetroiicl.
Gbcrbonr1. Is. 6cbrror.
Ger Cumpicr ,Nuiier @ilbelm Scr
3luette" ictte icinc Hciic mad Nclr;
!)orf tort.
NcopcL, is. Sc6rllor. Scr
Campicr YGurmnnio" lit mad Ncw.
NOrf in Gee gcItod)cn.
NnecnStown, 18. Scbrl,or.-
Der Compiler nAoriotic" iubr nad)
Ncn.gort al.
&npre, IS. Scbrlior. Ger
Gampfer nSouiiiuno" lit uon NcU.
Dorf bier cin1cloufcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Mbfabrtstage Der 1ampfer bon Rem.
Worf.

am 20. 6cbruar .gatapia" naG
Sam6lir8.
gm 90. Scbrlnr CEDRIC" mad
Gibraltar uno Ifcapel.
gn 20. 0cbruar .Weiaba" mad
2onbon.
am 20. 6ebruar st. Haul" mad
southampton.
am 20. 5ebruar .aIice" mad,
NeapcI unO Srielt.
gm 90. Scbrllat nStatcn6am"
nod Iotteroam.
am %. 5ebruar Bring 6rieorit
@ilbclm" nad 8rcn:en.
am "a. Sebrl,ar .Seutonie" mol
Soutbampton.
Nm "a. 5cbruar .Wauretanio"
nod o%iperpool.
AM %. Sebruar v9ranoenburo"
nod Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19

9tr. 1918. gBefnpooosapenuc; 30t5 qSuIbroof
%etoenue; 1900 Murtp s2lbie Strnbe; 2i43 Ilnrp.
lano' elpenue: 1862 rosStrider,Strabe 1883
Nioens %s,penue; 1884 aoros Fattcrfons 10 rfsgoe.
1900 SIod Gr0ples2lpenlie; 1t1G WioibcrsS tr
25G6 SelilSs strnfe; 100 2lod 0loiher.S Crate
1920 Sparlem, Ioekue; 2S6i Tcnnl .-Stoerue:
2526 2ru~ih4Sil.NhenGe; 1919 gGait fdnpGlcs
StraBe; 1916 HrebtmcltsS trnte; 1902 1arle1t.
Ioenlc; 1901 Rnrfs %penue: 1900 8lod Sarlems
Moenuc; 1900 Nlod SiiEitc Stratc; 1905 sol.
linss Strate; 26ii Marnlanh 'Ipenl;e; 2l0t gpl.
toi,sIbenuc: 1900 @lof Giiocl %sIDenue; 1907
Ct. Eaul.StraBe: 1900 Glud Sutton 9nenic
3O1, ct. Hauls Strake. (ScbriI-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19

Nr. 6fS-G22, prosYM5crnc.efrahe.
S5eern Gle Mot, menil Gle eines her hefise'
bouten 5iueiftodtaen Siufer III bfr Gtaet. fir
oen Prets, fdufen ppllen. On ieber Sin'idi
MODERN unb iebe npoerne %Ginri1tung ncbii
9enenisSot :%steIler nno sIrottoir @as lno
sisiirilGe SsisiidinTa. eis'drant; ssdldllian
eInf6IuD @nftyftdnber cic. I'M &euer. Nie.
briaer 9ruuoslns uno pdiienoc YeoiHeureer
yiudsufraGeu bel 6. I. Gallagher, 9uumeifier
Surean: VT. 1887, Ef.Dlouumcnt.etraRe
hd2-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
8ercinigte Sauger pon 0altimure.

0auptdllartter: y8ermonia Dan
nerhor . Sale; Brdiieent Senrp
Sbonlas; correiponoireuoer uno pro.
totoQirenoer Sefretar pro tenn, y.
Simmelbeber, Hr. 3t5, 0oro.gben.
StraBe; 5inan5iefretdr O. Simme..
tcber, Nr. 3t5, Noro.goen-S traBc;
Shasmeiiter 8. WifIih, DIR. 713.
@arner.S trabe; Iirigent 81. Sent
berger. &%eriammlung ieoen 5!oeiten
Srcitaa i'm Tonat.
rIrion."
SinginInoe: Mittpohs In oer
,Stag-Sauc," Hr. 205, 5anoper.
StruBe. l%irigent: .. Nelumei.
,Irbciter. W1nnerd)p,,"
Sauptquartier: anbreaS Saqe
Rr. 314. &unoper-S trabe. Sing.
itunoe: licnitass Giriaeni: George
q. Foblmonn.
,arbeiter. 2ieoertaieI"
Sallptquartier: Tol5' Saae, Nr.
l0S, @eit.2eringtpn.S trabe. Sing.
itunoe: Mittuods. Giriqent: $l.
bert Stripped.
r9aoenia.R Gnnerhor
pouptduartier: Fratt' unh 5.
StraBe Siablanotomn Sineiiunoe:
Sienitags. 0irigent: gouaro Sodner.
@ermania. W1nnerhur."
So1ptauartier: @ermania . WGil.
aertlur.9ale, Hr. 410 bis 4t2. Ueii.
2ombaro. Strabe. Singitunoe: Eon,
ucritags. Iirigent: Sheobor SEM
serger.
.Srobitm."
Saupt1uortier: 6robilnn . Sale,
lie. 1000. 0rcoertd auenuc. Sing.
itunbe: Wittmohs. Girigent: Sobn
u. alein.
.Wo3ort.W 1nnerhor."
''''3 duptquartier: Robert 8oIlmer's
5aQe, Or. 1921-1923, Orleans.
Strabc. S%insitunoe ieoen 0onner.
loa Mbeno. Girieent: q. %. YobI.
mann.
o2oeuft-1oint NGnnerbor."
Sauptauartier: Seoer's Sale, gde
Siba' mlo Anbre Strabe. Sing.
it,,noe: Wittpod abeaos 8 l1br.
Sirigent: ). aarolus.
nSarmonie."
Sauptquartier: Nr. 4t4, 1eit.
5apette Strabe. Sinsitunbe: 0ien.
tags. Girigcnt: Sobn ". aIei,,.
~Wesser.8 eiangperein."
$auptauartier: 9offmann's Sole.
Gam. uno 6orrclt-S trabe. sins.
itunoe: Gicnitags. Ciriaent: Subert
Griippcl.
vSbalio.W dnnerbor."
5allptauarticr: 8oigt's Safe, Or.
1922, Sarforb.I oenue. sinsitunoc:
G~ienltags. Girieent: 5. 6. 0ranf.
.gidenfran3."
Sauptauartier: auguIt @oebel's
tucrmaIs 3orn's) &ale, gde Der 3.
uno @or9b. St,aBe, Sioblanotomn.
Singitunoe: Mittpo1s. 1iriscnt:
Geo. @. Soblmann.
rWclooie."
Sauptauartier: 5. Ries' $aIle,
ode 2opitrabe unb gelair. Wartt.
Singltunoe: Gonneritass. Girigent:
). &arolliS.
Dermania. Quartett. Club"
Sauptauarrier: Wagner'S Sole
Rr. 116, Roro.Eaco.S traBe. Sing.
lienitaes. G~trisent: ).
6orolus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
gu ~uerfaufcn.


3u pcrTauicN:
Gin in febr gutem 3uitanoe 5citrolitbes III
yr. 21i, 9turo,9founts Stra6e, %bclegenee oreiliois
RIGGS GuuS, eiitgerihtet fir 5ipei S%uInilien, fir
400 Dollars 6i pertaufen; Atietbe "a Dollars
pro Wonni. 9tnh5ufrdBen bet Y. l%thlman. Nj,
1917, Vpro,S yrtn g.str. (4T-52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19

Pr. 2036. observation-disclosures orciitodiec2
Sans, 8 Simmer. @ao; sluttGeptlaiicrte Strabc
Sir cine feline oeliibe GanliIic ~rdt'eno, nj
Hlafe 5l tpobHer. Sir eirel fhnelet Nnli.
fer nir $500. Ser ~nieoriac lSreiS fouie oelt
Seriuuf iiherii. Snipettiou o~eiielben auf llcbrr-
einipmmcn.. @nt. I. @nunr, 9i9enibiintcr
1871. .HcHnibiuania.lucruc Z. & y, 1915 ~,
Miabiipu. 6.S.5Q,2.4.6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Gc6net eS aug.

- Sober Gent, ben Gle alS Mietbe besa5,
len. 1T fit INNER berIorer. Sebieten Gle
-biefem 8erIuT. Gin5aIt. Ste6en Gle otes
-SeIe In Die eieene TafGe. Sd min oas
bon Sbnen pefpobnte oocr lreeno Elm on.
-bere5 ben Sbnen becor5ue;es SauS tnuien
--unb Gle i3niien mir In m5dentIiteu cber
-ronaiItden 0iaten. ipie bel Der Iietbe,
--Ri65nbluns Iciiterr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19

gdder.@ eiangperein BON Baltimore.
Girigent: Yrof. 5. GaroIus.
Sauptauartier u. @agener's Sole.
119 Norb.paea.S Ctr. ieben SamItas
aben6. nit ausnobme oes britten
Samitags i'm WonaI, Slns!tun6e.
(4priI7-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19

ino ben 8efi su leittcn @coiDauIiaen f5nnen
.Gic etne tieinr Jarm ais Sbr gtgenibum ct
tperben. ~"
I'd babe eiucn eroBer Complex Bi%piijen Bal.
tif1ote uno gufbinato,I, Der in fleire sSdrHter
nufaetbei t iuerben fpa. Nciet!tel garautirt.
TdbereS bel oermnnn 2iuocsbpop, Simmer
gr. 723-727. 9liiber YuilsiHB, Nr. III, Npro'
Charles. Strase. (Sept1, tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
SECOND CALL.

$1,000 NnIio GIcc Ger Utdmpeo) ....... 90
$1,000 mo Ielc Scr ................ 9SL4
$1,000 Metropolitan ser .11t%
$1,000 GcrioltoGteb Ga5 Ger ..........iO2
$4,000 llrttco Nus Stumbling ser. 80
$1,000 llriieo HD3 Girt .............. 5i5s
$1,000 llniteo JbS Gint ............ 5lG
$1,000 Gitn II. SubugGdn ser. ........ 1884,
30 &~citern WiurhlGno ............. 1Ol.
20 MIercartilc lruft 1875
I MereuHltIe Truft -. ..........13
100 Seabcuro 80 Com ............ ~
33 gInierienn Bombing 60 ......... ClL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Scrcins.0alenDer

nGurbeiien.8 erein."
Sefretar @m. 1bomas, Nr. 2219,
Sairmount.A pe. W~eriamm!ung ieoen
jrpeiten Gienltag i'm Wonai in @c.
ber's 8aGe, gfe Wa6eira. uu6
ealtcrn.a oenue. Ganl5,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19

Sn Ruena 8iita springs. Ner,uanote ipoEei
ein $1,000 SoteI nit bnnitinoieer Iusitdttunp
fir $500 oerfaufer. Siam fofori In @eiib ae
%nontnten tperoen. SeIcgenDeit fir Sootiabrten
9aoen unb Siihen.
Davis < Co.,
(San11-) t02 Et.2eSingtpn.etr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
Steaengcinde.
Stcuc1cirdl

Stclc1ciIdJ:
gin dlicrcS beuildeS Wpdoten fiht Steut
fir geipbbnlihc 0ulisdrbeii in eirer fleiuel I'D
Inilie. Tad Hiragen in Nr. 2GO0, NurbsGnI'
bert. StraRc t50)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
gcrfdufe ouf Der bisiioen eftetten
S0rie.
FIRST CALL.

$1,000 Cotton Cuci ser. ............. 77N
$4,000 CONFEDERATION Ua5 Ger. ........i02
$4,000 5cGbcotb 4er ............... G54
$4,000 Gcaboaro 4sr ............... 65$s
$1,000 SecUoar6 4tr .............. 65kl
$4,000 lluitc3 ms Gtnf. ............ 5tH
$4,000 llrttso %Ds Gin .............. 5iAs
$1,000 Ga SoH II. 5Ia r.............l0
$1,000 Detroit llHt;Go .............. s5.
$1,000 |o!.c Gee 5eu G;nnceb) ....... 50
$4,000 9th 3Hcr, 1880. ..............l02h
% gmcricaH goHbi1I ............. Glia
IL ReifterStopu Iutn9iEc ......... 3
IL Ted,aritS' Scni .. ............ 27h
10 II 9 SioelitO .................1t2
. Gioc!tib Iruft ..........,.....205
) SibeIitp II. Tepofit ..........,. 1853
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
.Gtntraht."

nEtntrod)t."
Saliptauartier: 1iGmann's Sanc.
Gde Sort.Ipenile uno anore. Strabe.
Singitunoe: 9onnerltass; 1irisent:
8. ". SHinoele. (Sa9,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19

8obmiihe Bidder.
Sauptauartisr: Nr. 1913. aib.
lano.Ipe. 6. & 9. Gel. Wolfe 376 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
gcrlanst i'm Iqgemeineu.
gcrlangt:

EeunmeS nrsetfs-siadWetiun 81. 8areau
unter oer auffttt Der y9entften @efeuftali-
Dieteniaen, Die oeutite. GRANDMOTHER. arbeit.'
len tb perf6nii6 ober in traulirten Hriefen az
ben Mgenten Der 0efenftait Sphann .. Wtrper
5tmmer II, Rr. 215-2t7, gpartlanb.strah
nenben wefher unentgeltlih ausiunit ertb,tle,
sirb, Sptenftunber hon 1 bis ) ubr.
{Sat27 TAI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-26
TREMENDOUS SALE

OF Ladies IN d h,isses TailpE I1ade
suits and Coats, afuantle issss
al about the cost o. aterial bring
prices down to ! frsesien 81 their
aetual worth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-26


ANTEpA1 PRcEsT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-26

give thousand people saw the cnrs
tain fall on football at aIorgantcwn
''yea4erday. Washln and Jefferson
Ecollase VS.. the University of West Viz
'gipda was the DILL The visitors out:
cs;ssed me varsity team and carried
away the hcnors by defeating their op-
ponents by the score of 1S TO 5.
III was the greatest Gathering ever
assembled ON fhe University athletic
field to witness sporting event.
Trains carried large crowds from all
tile near towns. The special train
from here carried seven coaches Of.
people. who found no provision made
for them in the way OF seats and when
they got to the ground they found the
game i'm full progress. The game was
not to aiaHe been Called until after the
people on the special train from Fair
mont arrived. It has been learned,
however, that seats were held for Fair.
incnt people until after the game be,
GAM the cause nf the trouble being the
delay In the B. ard o. train in reach
ing Morgantcwn. The special was
poorly nDanaged. It left here 1G min;
iutes late. For THAT resson 1t was I'M
possible to hold tie seats provided for
the Fafrmolrt crowd.
The players were inclined to be
rough and several we've taken out Of
the game for pugnactous spirit dis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-26

otheMIse there seems To- bePno sicli'
mess around
MI larls Hoalt and tSso sslisl esis
tuned Slnday rom e IL to her
parents viola @
Mrs. sarah tIxins Of the First
ward, il aif1f 5nt 8 visiting her brctiii
er. air. e. ii. Houit here.
Mr.! and Mrs william Bunners OF
Union district were visiting the fam
lily Of Earl Holbert Sunday.
j. r. McElfresh was visiting at Pine
Grove Tuesday.
Earl McE.freah was calling on his
friends in Pawpaw district Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hoult and son are
spending Thanksgiving at Mr. Jack
SeaighGs near Riyesyille.
Mr.. Grove Trippett of Little Falls
was visiting his son and daughter, Mr..
Evan Trfppett and Mrs. Charles Hall,
here this week.
Mrs. C. B. Satterfeld and daughter
Jane were visiting her sons at Middle.
ton Sunday
Messrs. Ed Hoult and j. F. McEl.
fresh are engaged in building a yes
tibule and belfry to the churc1, khich
will add ito the looks and convenience
of the building. About enough money
| has bsen subscribed to purchase bell.
Hog killing seems to be fashionable
Just now and buckwheat cakes are
.rfpe. That is another thing to be
thankful for.
While the aristocratic turkey gets
all the praise as the one indispensable
adjunct OF the Thanksgiving dinner,
we hear little of its plebian relative,
the chicken. and yet we venture to
predict that there will be Tar more
chickens than turkeys eaten today.
Truth to tell, the majority Of people
can no longer afford turkey at modern
prices and chicken must serve as a
substitute, and not a bal substitteu. at
that. In fact. as for ourself, we would
much rather have couple of ''yaller.
leggel'' Plymouth Rocks, the sort the
ITGdGuSVS hIS otIu W ipNCB $%AAJ
turkey. Perhaps it is hest to Hike what
is pwcurable. We are like the darkey,
who having dug out of hole rab,
bit and carrying him along proudly 10y
the hind legs, was reeounting audibly
for his cwn delight the feast he was
going to have. Nothing could compare
! to the rabbit as dainty; it was good
| roasted. fried or with gravy made over
1t, etc. Just then "Bre'r Rabbi" gave
kick, extricating mis- legs from Sam
bo's grasp and bounded away in the
thicket. SanJbo gazed ruefu1ly aftel
1t moment, then said In disgust: Go
;Ien, you cotton tail, you'se muffin but
dry meat an bone, nohow. Take mo
grease to fry de him leg dan de whole
body's worth"
50 the Thanksgiving spirit. we sup
pose, is to be thankful fer what We
can get and not grieve FOR the unpro
durable.
FRITZ.
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Green House Removed.

I have moved iNczn Fourth street to
Simon addiction. Pike street thEss
squares below Maple avenue. on Hsell'
view trolley line. WIN pc "a "a to tEel'
come all my friends and toEieEe'
FUN line Of trees and e;liEls tnias
green's.
"a. w. I1InAAIAes
ct pike sheet
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-26
TIE GAME AT GRAFTON.

The second wand Independents met
the st. Augustine School team at Graf.
ton yesterday. The score was o to D.
The teams lined mp as follows:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-26

for.
Among the things we are thankful
for is the fact that there is 50 little
sickness In this community.
Mrs. william Hoult has been sick
and Mrs. Benjamin is also sick, but
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-26
q. q o. Team Wins.

The B. and D. team defeated the
Coal Company team last night at the
Temple Alleys BY nineteen pins. The
games were the most interesting Of
the season. The.B. & o. won hte first
game, tied the second and lost tho
third. but women pins. The scores:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-26
coMPTRoLLER BuLkLEN
OF THE 81. AND q: lsi DEAD

BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov, 2e. Major
H. d. Lulkley. comptroller Of the n !;
timore and Ohio Railroad e;qmIaaEly.
and one OF. the nlost widely known
railroad men IN the conntIy He'd g
mis- nome here yesterday OF z caticess
Gus objections. He nod been Id seyeTal
weeks. He was 40 years old.
CLASSIFIED, your I'D. OF 4 firnisisl
ed room meets tbs probable tenatt
half way
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-26
st. Augusta-0,

Referee, Davis. Umpire, Morgan.
Time OF halves, is and rs minutes.
PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed.
ing or Protrudlng Piles in to IA days
or money refunded. SOC.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-17
MR.. TAFT TO URGE
A TAX AN INCOME
He Will Also Ask Congress to Levy
on Earnings of Corporations.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Presi-
dent Taft tomorrow will send to con-
gress message urging the passage
of an amendment to the tariff bill
imposing a tax of per cent upon
the undistributed net earnings of cor
porations, and the adoption of a reso-
luton submitting to the several
states an amendment to the cOnsti-
tuition giving congress the power to
impose a tax on incomes.
This understanding was reached at
a session of the cabinet today and
was approved by Republican senate
leaders who conferred with the presi-
dent. Attorney General Wickersham
will draft both the amendment and
resolution.
In view of the emphatic stand TAX
en- by President Taft, number of
progressive republicans have signi-
fed their intention of following his
recommendations.
The president favors an amend
ment providing for tax upon the
net earnings of corporations, not only
because of the added revenue it would
produce, but also because he be-
lieves it would throw healthy light
of publicity upon the affairs Of cor
pOratiOns.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-17
HOWELL SELECTS DEPUTIES
Secretary Of State Places Men on
Duty in Place of Women.
Aberdeen Boy Honored.

OLYMPIA, June 15.-W. w. Hop
kins, chairman of the Thurston
county republican central commit
tee, and present deputy county audi
tor, was today named cashier and
auditor in the office of I. M. Howell,
secretary of state, by Mr.. Howell.
He succeeds Frank Houghton, resign
ed, who is now in the employ of the
state insurance commissioner and
whose place has since been filled by
Miss Hattie l.. Watson. Charles Eos
ter of Tacoma, now in the auditor
office at that place, has been induced
by Secretary Howell to come to
Olympia and to take charge of the
recording department. 1t is the in
tention of the present secretary to
install a new system of recording in
the office and Mr.. Foster will reor-
ganize the system now in use.
For the first time the new book
typewriters will be used in place of
the old system of copying by hand.
Joel Pryde, young man from Aber-
deem, has been appointed to succeed
Miss Mabel E. Nichols as recorder.
Miss Nichols is daughter of Sam
H. Nichols, who recently resigned as
secretary of state. Mr.. Foster will
succeed Miss Frances E. Watson.