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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-08-27
CORRESPONDENCE
Albion

Albion
Mrs Harriet Dates has been quite i'll
the past week.
FIJI Drake attended the circus at
Stoughton Monday.
Rev Jackson and family were enter
tanned at M A Heads Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs L Tyler spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Lynn Osborne.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Hanson attended
the circus at Stoughton Monday.
A C Burdick returned Sunday from
three weeks visit with relatives in the
East.
Miss Grace Witter of New Jersey is
visiting at the home of III E Stone and
wife.
Mrs w A Mccarthy and Henry Kipp
are having siege OF tons1lltls TINS
week.
Hazel Stewart of Milton is visiting
her friend, Sylvia Harrington, this
week.
Mrs Deforest Emerson and two
daughters spent Saturday with rela-
tives in Milton.
Mrs Herbert Edwards of Worthing-
ton, MINI, arrived last week on visit
to relatives here.
Mr. Joe Turner of Beloit was guest
of the past week.
Mrs Morse or Chicago was guest at
the home of D L Babcock the latter
part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Maxon and daughter
of Milton visited at Horace Stillman's
the last of the week.
Seth Morgan, who has been visiting
at E A brakes, returned to his home
in Rockford, Wednesday.
Miss Della Hebel is spending few
DAYS of her vacation with her brother,
Frank Hebel, and family.
Rev Stebbins will hold services in
the S D A church Saturday and will
also hold baptismal services.
Mr. and Mrs David Powers left this
week for their home in Fremont after
an extended visit with relatives here.
Two nieces and nephew Of Mrs
Henry Schmeling came Tuesday from
Chicago to visit their aunt and family.
RC Green and family went to Lake
Chetek last Wednesday to spend sew
eral weeks during the hay fever season.
Rev F D Jackson and family of Mil
ton were very pleasantly entertained
at F B Lawton's from Friday until
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs E A Drake and daughter
Gladys visited her brother, E S Shafer,
and family near Brooklyn from Friday
until Monday.
Mrs Edmund Simon came from Beloit
Wednesday for visit at the parental
home. Mr. Simon came Saturday and
returned Sunday night, Mrs Simon re-
turning with him.
A farewell party was held at the hall
Sunday evening in honor of the Misses
Florence and Beatrice WOolworth, who
leave for their home in Nortonville,
Kansas, next week.
Among those who went to Walworth
last Friday to attend convocation were
Rev T Van Horn, Mrs Nathan Kel-
ley, Miss Mae Painter and Mr. and
Mrs 0 L Coon.
DR. and Mrs f P j oyce and Miss Ger
trude Cavanaugh of Chicago and DR.
and Mrs B L Cleary of Edgerton were
very pleasantly entertained at w
Delancey's Monday afternoon.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-08-27
For a Cold.

If one has a severe cold in the
head, rub the bridge of the nose thor
oughly with vaseline at night This
simple remedy works like a charm.
Another effective method is to snuff
warm salt water
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-08-27
Beyond Mortal Power.

You can put letters on criminal,
and you can quell a beast to submits
sion, but you can't bend the subtle
mlschlevous wOman-spirit bent on do
ing harm. The Inner Shrine.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-08-27

year at time when larger number
could be present. E. E. Burdick, a
photographer, was on the grounds and
a group picture of those who took part
in the festivities of the day was taken,
which is here reproduced. The follow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05
STAGE SCENERY AT AUCTION.


tunlnn Associated Pross.l
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-Sealed plds
were received up to noon today fo:'
the stage properties and scenery be-
longing to the bankrupt estate OF Jas.
X. Hackett. the actor Property not
disposed, OF in this manner VIII Dc
Knocked down to the highest bidder nt
4 public auction scheduled for Mon.
day.
Tic scenery costumes and prop
critics to be sold include those otcsev'
eral plays. among them 1.-THE Crisis.
"Prisoner of zenda." "The Fool ami
the Girl" John Gln1ye's Honor anu
"The House of Silence" The offer
ings also. include great many guns.
side arms and fishing tackle belong
ing to the bankrupt actor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05
CONSPICUOUS IN A BALLROOM.
Flakes OF Dandrutf on the Collar and
Shoulders of a Gentleman In
Full Dress. i

This is the thing you quite fire.
nuently see in the bathrooms mans
black dress-coat literally covered with
dandruff. s.. vi
It must be annoying to the wearer,
and certainly not pleasant thing to
observe. But dandruff can be eradl-
Gated. It Is n germ disease that Will
some day cause badness.
Newbro's Herpicidc kills the hnir-
destroying germ, nnd stimulates the
hair to n rich. abundant growth: 1t
does moro, keeps the hair soft and
plant.
Furthermore. Hcrrictdc is a most
pleasant toilet accessory: OF pleasing
odor. and cooling to the scalp.
Sold by leading druggists. Send loc
In stamps for sample to The Herpiclde
Co. Detroit. Mich. One dollar bottle
guaranteed. Cranes Drug Store, spe-
cin! agent. q ,,r
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sAlLs-BuT NOT IN AIR.
f11nron Arsocintc1 Press,

funIon Associated Press.1
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-M. Bieriot =
test III crossing the English clnnnel in
an aeroplane was not SO wonderful,
= tier all. Glenn H. Curtis. proud own
err Ct new Hcrrlng4Curtis neroplane.
sailed from New York for Europe to-
day, and the odds are n million to one
that lie will make the passage safely
and without untoward incident.
Right hero may be good place to
state that Mr.. Curtis sailed on trans
Atlantic liner. and that his aeropane
was safely stoue,l in the hold OF tao
sane. His aerial craft has been en-
..ered by tie Aero Club OF America In
inc international aviation race 10 be
held at Rheims. France. on August IS.
The machine Is an almost exact duplt-
cate of the one in which Mr.. Curtis
lately flew fifty-two and n half minutes
over Hemystcnd Plains, and he OK
rects to make Eoud showing at the
French flying contest. @ r.
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Personals.

AL Miss Laura Jones, Of State street.
III visiting relatives ut Terra Alta.
Sas5lSs Mrs b. g. Y 5Dawlsins. OF 1ronton'
Ohio arrived: here yesterday to visit
Il her sister, Mrs. French Moran. and
her mother. Mrs. Louden.
miss Lena stanton. who has spent
/ HE pas It; few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
10. II. cordray, has returned to her
home at ParkersburE.
Mrs. Daniel Tootlman and Mrs. E'i'
wari n. Bishop spent Wednesday at
sBarnstown.
M RI. I Clelland. of Columbia street,
4 has Returned from Pine Grove wnere
1 She had been the guest of ner sister.
:@S & Mr.. Clark Renner has returned from
\ Hundred where he was called by the
illness Sofs his daughter.
sss33s Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Morgan, OF Pits
burg avenue. went to Webster Springs
Syesterday.i .,if Hhts
Mr.. Hammers, OF Barrackville. was
visiting his son, A. L: Hammers oil Co
e5lnmbia street. yesterday.
Mrs. Matson and Mrs. Priscilla Mcr'
srlfIe1d went to Grafton wednesday
Miss Pearl Jacobs went to Morgan
town today to. visit her andpnarents.
! Mr.. and MIS- T. Bennett 4es
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ro aaaYE MANsEaTERs..
union !, Asses iatsd Pres / !, J; y, !

Onion Associate Press:
MARRIOTT ri tish East "a frica. Avg:
). 4B4aving the fierce mati-eating lion
ia bis CHOSEN lair. former President
Roosevelt and his party set fortn To-
dry on the most dangerous exploit a.
has undertaken since his arrival In
the dark continent The Kenva pro
vince lis the objective expedition. II
hes to- the south OF the river Gwaso
Ny1ro ami to the east OF the Nairasha
Nasal preserve. The headquarters Q.
the province are at Fort Hall. the pub;
lie road to which place was closed by
rae Government officials last month
because the district was invaded by
man eating lions that had killed many
Of the natives. The country, especial
" tc the north and east. has not been
thoroughly surveyed and Is Imperfect,
" known. The climate Is mild and
temperate. q
The population OF the parts OF Ken
va Province already known Is about
GOO 900, divided among the Kikuyu. Ia:
Nasal and the Dorobos. Tine Nasal
are mostly warlike nomads, who for
long were the terror and scourge OF
the neighbors. They live In districts
under chiefs each OF whom must have
been retired warriors.
The party will stop, en- route ut nj
iabe forty-four miles north west oil
this town, where Mr.. Roosevelt viii
lay the Foundation stone of ne"
building to be erected by the African
Inland Mission, an American orsani
xation. S%si5 2tt'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05
fisoosiER cApITAa PRIMARY. I


IhDLANAPpLls, AnE tttcs
and literature are tae princl pal sptir5
suits OF the inhabi taiits OF this city.
but today politics ts ppernaost In the.
Ho6sier capital. This ton OF af.
fairs Is incident to Sto-day's primaries
Icf both parties. at which candidates
for mayor. city. clerk. police judge.
and members OF the city council will
be chosen. This Is the first time that
candidates for city offices have been
selected by tie primary system. and and
Indianapolis, which always extends a
nearly welcome to Innovations In TAG
political game. is vastly excited IN
consequence. Under the low, both
parties must hold their primaries at
The same time and place, which adds
interest ito the proceedings.
AS n class the business men OF the
city are opposed to the primary sys.
tenn, and have taken small part in the
prc-prlmary campaign, but what the
money-grubbers have lacked In en-.
thusiasm .las been made up by that
large population to whom politics Is
a pleasing avocation. N
z Cllnles B. Clark and Charles Gauss
are the Democratic candidates, and
Newton w. Harding aud Lew Shank
are asking for the Republican nomina-
ton. Clark is an attorney. Gauss Is
q timer by trade. He was nominated
and elected to the Legislature by the
democrats last year. and voted stead
lily with. the nnti-locnl option advo.
'cates in that body. The temperance
people. are opposed to him because OF
the supposed domination of the brew.
.ers and the fact That they are backing
his candidacy.
=. fading Is n lawyer and was de-
feated for the mayoralty several years
ago by one OF the largest ma1orities
ever recorded In n city election. me
Republicans had n normal majority
Or $500, and Harding was defeated
by a majority of nearly 1000.
Shank Is known as 1.-THE Limit
among the business interests OF the
city. He is an auctIoneer and past
master OF nil arts known to that pro-
fcsston. He Is running daily ad-
vertisement in Which he appears Wit:
n broad grin on his face over TIC
motto: II am for honesty In politics
rs we'll rs in business"
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sEABoARD MEETING.
Union Associated Press.)

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Aug. 5.-SoutH
Carolina stockholders of the Senhonrd
Air Line convened here at noon today
10 express their views on the rcorgan-
jzation of the road. This Is one Of Il
series of meetings called for various
southern c!ties this weel1.
The main object Of these meetings
Is to afford the stockholders ut vari-
GUS points on the system an o1por-
tunity to consider and take action up
IN the new reorganization plan which
has Just been announced. 1t will 10
away with the voting by proxy and
bring out the real attitude Of the
stockholders OH the subject.
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NO. 0,d62.
II NO. p,d62.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
office Of Comptroller OF the Currency
ASH1NGTON. D. c..

.-,s, ~ June IS, 1909.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. It has
been made to appear that "The Ma
tional Bank Of Falrmont." In the City
of Fairmont, In tho county Of Marion.
and State OF West Virginia. has corr
piled with all the provisions OF the
Statutes OF the United States, re-
ouIred to be complied with before an
association shalltbe authorized to COM
mence the business OF .bankinE;
NOW THEREFORE,, I. Lawrence O.
Murray, Comptroller OF tho Currency.
do hereby certify that "rhe National
Bank OF Fairruont." In the City OF
Falrmont. in the county OF Marion,
and state Of West Virginia. Is author
lied to commence the business OF
banking as provided IN Section FIFTY
ono hundred and sixty nine OF the Re-
vIsed Statutes OF: tho United States.
Conversion OF The Bank OF Fair.
mont. P
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF wit.
ness my hand and Seal -of Office TINS
twenty.eIghth day OF June. 1909.
III LAWRENCE 0. MURRAY.
Comptroller Of tho Currency.
sssshA Et7
SEAL
tsi>8ssatss ( - r.
Currency Bureau.
SEAL OF the Comptroller OF e, &
ss the Currency. & & IS
Treasury. Department. I, Il n /! II. :;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05
YOU'LL MAKE GOOD DOUGH

if you employ Magnolia flour In the
making. For pie crust It Is simply
perfection. Order sack OF Magnolia
to-day Then You'll never have yeur
husband blow about the pies "that
mother used to make" Yours will he
better than any she ever .bnkcd. Mag
nolia flour Is worth more than other
flours though Its price Is no higher.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05
A FEW CHOICE ROOMS FOR RENT
IN THE JACOBS BUILDING, Viz: /

One single room OH the second. floor.
One suite OF rooms OIL the fifth FLOR.
One suite OF rooms on the tl1ru
floor.
One suite Of rooms on the fourth
floor.
8 One suite OF rooms OF tibet 18TH floor.
e The above are all desirable rooms :.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05

Among those, from this ward who
went 10 Atlantic CITY to-day were
Misses Elsie and Lora Mortified and
Mr. Clyde Hill. e !.
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Miscellaneous
DEMAND FOR ROOMS.

Falrmont State Normal School.
Fall term Sept. 10. '09, Persons hay
Ing rooms to rent to students, room
and board. or table hoard only Will
please write Mt once giving g
/. Name street. and No. of house.
2. Number OF rooms available-for
one, two. or more persons. v
.. State II gentlemen or ladies are
preferred. !.
4. price OF room. room and board.
orSboard only. .5i 81 IS
we desire To make up directory at
once. \; 4. N. g
d FAlRMoNT STATE NORMAL !, Or NAL.
I 4 d Y SOHO OIL. i.t.,:s
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Aid society.

Ss The aid Society OF the Diamond
y street M. q. Church win meet this
evening with Mrs. Minnie Springer
on GDlklns street. fE
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WE:'7I|z !! { COUNTY N ] |.
wide awake:
a WETzEL COUNTY MAN SENDS
IN ORDER FOR ENVELOPES
BY MAIL.

The West Firginlan never did MAKE
any large claims about its services to
advertisers outside Of the country pre-
ferring to cover the county ana be 10
its patrons in reality ''TEE HOME
PAPER" but here Is an example OF
the far reaching effects of q good Oh
fer advertised in n medium that reach
es the people who are buyers. The
envelope special, giving 500 good, reg
ular business size envelopes printed
for 95c that always sold for $1.6o, Is
attracting attention everywhere us the
following Letter shows:
"Aug. 2. 'oo.
WALLACE. w. VA.
r. +. D. No. ).
Fairmont West Virginian
Publishing Company,
Fairmont. w. Va.
Dear Sir:-Enclosed herewith please
find p. o. money order for 95c Tor
when print me 500 envelopes, bust
ness size. ship same by U. S. Express
to A. Hayes Moore, Folsom, Wetzel
county"
Mr.. Moore can well afford TO pay the
express on this order MS he saves th9
EXPRESS charges and some more on
this one order. on orders for Il larger
quantity Of stock the. saving would be
much greater. So.
ADVERTISED! Yes. why not: Quote
price! WHY. CERTAINLY! Why
should not newspaper or Job Office
advertise. It's business the same as
any other business? We have al
ways known It would bring results.
but VIC were never before SO well
equipped for handling work of this
kind. WE SAY WITHOUT THE
SLIGHTEST ANTICIPATION OF RE
FuTATloN OR CONTRADICTION
THAT.WEs ARE GIVING THE BIG
GEsTvALUE IN ENVELOPES EVER
OFFERED IN THE MoMoNGAHELl-"A
VALLEY, and this is big valley ana
xe know our assertion is bronl ono
Tho result will be that everybody
will use more envelopes. ana every
envelope sent out with printed return
card IL m advertisement for Fairmont
and the business of the person scnd
Ing it, and II we print 1t. 1t Is good
Let the good work so
on and send In more orders. we DIVIDE
the profit with our customers anu
give them the best work they ever got
for Il good deal less money.
If you arc in any way skcptical
about. this offer, write or phone tor
samples and see what you get ior you"
money. We guarantee all mail OF
rhone orders TO he entirely satisfactory
or Will return tho money for Inc ASH
Ing. In fact. II you are not satlstle':
we want you to have your money hach'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05

WOULD LIKE TO HEAR OF GOOD
INVESTMENT, where few thousand
dollars could be profitably invested IN
mining or industrial proposition. Give
brief, description and price OF any
good stock. Address, I. A. Lesher, 100
g. Clinton ST. Chicago. III. 't-s
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igWiilaH Have Picnic.

y The First ward School Alumni! VIII
go to Ramp Komfort, near Colfax.
next Wednesday for picnic. An en-
sioyab,e day is anticipated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05

FOR SAI4E-ResistereL Shetland pony
outfit. absolutely safe for children.
Inquire DIR. l.. N. Yost. 400 Locust ave.
nue.. LIT
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FOR SAl.E-Lot East Park Ave-.
27x1G0; price 100000: terms to suit:
Call on Holbcrt & Speillen. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05

FOR SALE-Automobile touring car.
fully equipped. in good shape; a bar
gain. A. C Lyons. 3-Gt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05

TO RENT-F0ur rooms. corner Fourth
street and Walnut avenue. Gull on
NJ J. Lantz. ..s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05

FOR RENT room cottage. modern
conveniences: nice yard ana. garden.
on 4th. street, 5th ward. Apply DR..
Burk. ~ 49, At
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-40xS3 it.. Jackson street:
price and terms. Address ?. B. boz
4S2, Fairlnont, w. Va. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-05

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, IT'S CASTOR ave
nue.. act
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Classified Ads.
Rooms for Rent

FOR RENT-Furnlshed room. Apply
t13 Atm street. 4th ward. tt
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p"ohe ana give 1t TO you. Stay at
"oh'e' never gong even for minute
"nere can reach YOU
"arle KISSED her friend and went
"""s, one hau caught an idea The
q"eS''oii renamed. Would she get an
opportunity to work it out? There
"''s"' oe penalty attached to what
que p'opoSeu 10 40 Dut what was that
"''''eu WIN chahce to save the
me vi Ihe man she loved.
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we read the enny ana went pack
further for an explanation. No part
of the log made mention of ANYTHING
unusual transpirins aboard. Never
theless we traced y nat must have
Deen something OF the story. A
bundle OF love letters from a woman
to the captain the last dated not
long before the log began, told us that
he and his wife must have made the
voyage Il wedding trip. The last OBJ
SerNatiun showed latitude 23 degrees
10 minutes north, longitude 1920 east,
or about 300 miles south of the Cam
airy islands and OFF the coast of At
rica. The ships boats were gone
which led us to believe that everyone
on board except the woman mad left
the vessel and made for the land.
The period, 1854 was when the
siaYers were running the last car
goes of negroes from the African
coast TO the United States. In the fore
castle we found a scrap of paper on
which was written. The old man
won't consent; do the job" We in
tcrpreted this to mean that the men
wished To force the captain to take
the crew ashore to secure a cargo of
slaves. He declined, and they were
to kill him. All this accounts for the
captains wife being locked in his
cabin. The port anchor was gone.
This indicated that the ship was at
anchor when the crew left her. We
found no evidence to show whether
IA nj
them. The cable had evidently part
ed and was blown offshore. Probably
while the men were ashore after ne
groes storm came up and broke the
cable Likely the captain was killed
ON the ship, and during the melee his
Vile went TO the cabin and locked
h'i"rlf in. Possibly she may have
lain on the berth. faint from fright
and died there
Ana so it was that this woman's
bior toatcd 10 one knew where. Like
!y IL drifted southwestward eventual
ly turning northward, possibly to the
northern end of the Atlantic ocean,
th,h caught winds or currents which
pore II south again to where we
found 1t. The rope to the bell rotted
away, and the waves tolled with il a
requiem for this bride whose happi
ness was SO short lived.
But ii was destined to float no
longer. Such derelict so near the
line of Atlantic steamers between Eu-
rope and America was a menace IN
life. Fortunately we had on board
plenty of combustables to destroy her.
and after giving the body of the
bride sea burial we placed a large
quantity of gunpowder in the hold
fixed a slow match, then, getting into
our boats. pulled away. the bell still
tolllng its requiem. Presently a flame
shot mp, the waters trembled and the
last Of the slavers sank to the bot
tom. Alexander Ely.
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the condemned, and Marie naa ueen
school children together. and al
thongh they had not spoken of love
ana no one suspected them Of being
lovers stlll Marie hid secret in ner
"e"rt' She alone knew that she low
eu carr. hrt she must not display
heF Iee!lhSS as her sister did.
Marie, said Gretchen. Il must
see 'h' e'hperor. Carl sa! his ma
JeS'\ "hot help - ~ he would.