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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24
GAS EXPLOSION WRECKS
HOME At HUSKOGEE

Muskogee, Okla, Dec. 23--An ex.
ploalon of natural gas tnat wrecked
the home of Charles condry yesterday.
probably fatally burned Mrs. Condry
and Ordrey Condry. her 10.year-old
daughter Charles Condry. Liddy Con.
dry. ~ years old Richard condry, s
years old: Harriet Condry. years
old. were severely burned and are in
hospitals. while Mrs. Lillian Harris. a
neighbor, was severely burned Rhile
attempting to rescue the children
The Condry family moved TO Musko-
gee from MeAleater Tuesday. and the
gas was turned on for the first time
yesterday morning Gas collected In
the house over night and when the
range was lighted there vas q terrific
explosion. The entire front part Of
the house was blown out by the ex-
plosion. and the roof torn of. All Of
the family got out Of the house, but
most Of them falling unconscious as
they reached the street. The house
caught fre and burned rapidly
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24
POSTAL RECEIPTS INCREASE
% PER CENT IN 1903

Another evidence Of the rapid
growth of Vinita during the year 1900
is shown by the increase Of receipts
at the Vinita post office. The receipts
for this year viii exceedsl6,0 900 accord.
ing to a statement Of Postmaster !. II.
Butler this mo ignnr h.T TIL THTHH
J.. II. Butler this morning. rhe re-
ceipts last year were a little over
$4,000, thus showing an INCREASE Of
about $4,000 for this year An in
crease of twenty-three per cent In one
year is not half bad. and The indica
tions are that the coming year Will
far exceed the record Of 1909.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24
Q o o o 90 o o o o 0 o o {
? KANSAS CITY STOCK (
? MARKET.
Q Q 0 o o ooo q o go o o o O
Rlckart. Corrennonder

Kansas City Stock Yards. Dec. 21.-
There was a good run OF quarantine
cattle here last week. 121 car loads
for the week, nearly double the sup
ply OF the previous week, and more
than twice as many as corresponding
week last year, Unusually heavy sup
plies of fed cattle from native terri
tory at all the markets. driven in by
severe winter weather all over the
corn area, which came before feeders
were prepared for 1t. resulted in de-
cline OF 40 to 75 cents in prices OF
short fed steers. The break was not
quite half as much on she stun, while
butcher grades of steers, under which
head the most of the quarantine steers
come, declined only 10 TO 40 cents,
and bulls held steady calves quarter
lower. The biggest run Of the week
in quarantine division arrived Thurs
day, when so cars arrived, composed
mostly OF short fed steers Weighing
from $50 to 1850 lbs. which sold at
s415 TO S4.55, The supply today is
25 cars, market 10 to i5 higher, steers
ranging from s4O0 to s6.35, strings OF
Texas COWS at s3.45 and $3.50, and
Gamers around $3.50. heavy fat COWS
up to s4.25. bulls $500 to sS.35 heavy
calves $3.50 to $3.50, veals up to $500.
Stockers and feeders broke IS to 25
cents last week, but good many
buyers came In at the end q me week
and cleaned up everything close be
lleving that the break in fed cattle
was only temporary, and that better
prices might be expected with the
advent of lighter supplies az the mar
kets.
Hog prices held up pretty good last
week In view of the big run Of nearly
$4,000 head. heaviest run since Jan
uary, with the exception of one week
In May, and the market closed at the
aight point Of the year, $3.50 for tops.
There is a persistent rumor going
around that larger supplies are in the
prospect. and provision specialists are
manifesting lack OF confidence IN
future prices. There is a falling OFF
In the cash demand for products. and
all the signs apparently point to a
downward turn in the market The
supply here today is 5000 head, mar
ket lower, top ss.45 bulk 1915 to
sS40 Run Of hogs in Chicago last
week was heaviest there since first
week in February this year.
Sheep and lambs averaged about
steady last week. after considerable
luctuating, and the market is steady
today, with choice lambs worth about
800 to 1926. yearlings s665 to s7.l5,
wethers 1926 to s575, ewes $3.50 to
s5.25. goats $500 to s425, feeding
lambs $3.50 to s6.76 Run is 5000 here
today Rnd the supply last week was
81 900 head, about normal for second
week Ia December
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24
STUDENT SAVED BY
NEGRO JANIT0R
Heroic Work Of Washington johnson
Saves Many Lives In Early
Morning Fire.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. % Heroic
rescue work on the part Of Washing.
ton Johnson. the negro jaidtor saved
the lives of score of people in the
Rialto building. five story oIlce
structure at Ninth street and Grand
avenue, which was destroyed early to-
dey by FIRE, caused by sas explos-
ion. The loss Is estibated at 100000
John ou discovered the fire and has
tened through the halls shou inc tnc
alarm to a number of physicians and
medical students sleeping on the up
per foor Whaa he believed al had
escaped Johnson made his way to ths,
street. There ne learned that Charles
II. Manlpv, a medical stud w VINO
slept on The ftfln floor was stu miss.
ing. IonasA ruthed back up taa
stairs and groped his way to The Nth
floor wae-e he found Manley half daz
ed and ehokeing, wandering about,
He guided Manley to the street. Sever
al explosions followed the first made
the work Of the flremen daubly hazard.
GUS, but after three hours tpe fire was
controlled No damage was done to
adjoining property.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24

FRoM TUESDAYS Tally
H. w. @. Shelton was at Big Cabin
today.
Gene Englehart was at Bluejaeket
today.
J.B. KleinfeIter went to Monett last
night.
Mrs. 2. c. Akin went to Tulsa last
evening
Amos stoalabarger went north this
morning.
J. B. Blackwell was here today from
centralia
clay Brown was here today from
chouteau.
]. ]. Spencer went to Tahlequah
last night.
Mrs. Laouince Hickman left today
for Indiana.
George Graham went to Chelsea
this morning.
Leo spalding came in from the east
this morning
Lou Bordenkircher went 70 Chelsea
this morning.
nr. oliver Bagby went TO Kansas
City last night.
Miss Blanch Larkin returned TO No.
wata last night.
r. '. Mespadden was at Tulsa, TO-
day. on business.
G. v. Mandler came up from Mus'
kogee this morning.
w. p. Thompson returned from
claremore last evening.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24
Pipe For New Oklahoma Line.

Muskogee. Okla. Dee 23.- Twenty.
six carloads OF pipe we're delivered AZ
Council Hin today for the Oklahoma
pipe Line company. which establish
ed a camp there and began work on
new division Of their pipe line to
Baton Rogue. La. There are nov three
crews Of one hundred men each, on
the line. In Oklahoma and one more
camp. al Klnta will be located At once.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24
NEW BELGIAN MONARCH
ASCENOS THE THRONE


By Associated ffesS.
Brussels, Dec. 23-Another young
monarch was added to the reigning
soverigns Of Europe today when VII
bert l. ascended the throne Of Bel
guim The official ceremony was bril-
liant and the popular acclaim was
genuine. The sombre symbols Of
morning for the dead King Leopold
were replaced todey. with the color
ed orifiamme and every where there
was merry making The new mon
arch IN an address outlined a program
OF humanity and progress In Congo
and his words were greeted with Il
storm OF applause.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24

L. L. Stats Of White Oak transact
ed business here today
c. c. Long and family will spend the
holidays at Esie. Kans
j. %. Graham Of Centralia was in the
city today on business.
Miss Mary clendeming came up
from Chelsea this morning.
MIR. and Mrs H. o. Johnson were
here today from Centralia.
S. Il. Roach, of Miami, was trans
acting business here today.
Miss Charlotte Archer returned to
Pryor Creek last evening.
Sam Parks will spend Christmas at
his old home in Tennessee.
Misses Aretha and Ina Sears re-
turned from Galena last night
Felix Chandler ana Thomas Moore
were here today from Fairiead
c. McCarty, OF McAlester, was
mingling with the throng here today.
L. S, Webb, clerk at the Cobb hotel.
is an old printer and newspaper man.
Mrs. G. w Clark and Miss Mae Day
Clark returned from Kansas City last
night
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Wilson will spend
the holidays with relatives at Chanute,
Kans.
J. s. Bebout has purchased some
residence property on West Illinois
avenue.
Miss Ella Long and Miss Alice
Spencer of Wyandotte, were here to-
day shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Smith leave to-
morrow for Guthrie where they win
spend the holidays.
Mrs. L. p. Smart and Misses Susan
and Jack smartt will spend Christ
mas with relatives at sallisaw.
There will be an entertainment at
Sacred Heart institute Thursday at
1880 p. m. Everybody invited. Ad-
mission, adults 25c, children 15c.
The Winner Drug company received
a musical instrument from Germany
today On which there was 1885 import
duty.
Miss Louise Huckleberry, who has
been visiting the family of John
Thomason, returned to Muskogee, to-
day Miss Bertha Thomason accom-
panied her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson are
expected here from Hugo to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Robinson's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chamber.
lin.
j. I. Morning left last night for Salt
Lake City, where he will visit his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James Morning,
and be present at the celebration of
the fiftieth anniversary Of their we'd
ding, which occurs January A. Mr.
and Mrs, Morning are the parents Of
eight children. all of whom will be
present for the occasion.
Sam Parks leaves tonight for his
old home in East Tennessee for a
Christmas visit.
Cnas w Flint, of Tulsa, was visit.
ing friends in this city last night
DR.. Van Week, Of Tansas city was
a business visitor IN Vinita today.
Mrs Joe Wheat and children left
last night for a visit at Pryor Creek
Three members Of the well known
bootlegging fraternity fell into the
clutches of the law today.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24
SAXON IS HIGH MAN
IN HUSK0GEE SHOOT

Muskogee Tournament December
%. Saxon shot high gun over profess
alonaIs and amateurs with score Of
Ig9 out Of 200. This makes a total Of
$50 shots that Saxon has shot count
ing from the Claremore tournament.
which was held December 2 and he
broke 62s targets The following Is
the Muskogee score.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24

om Wednesdays Daily.
Charles Allen was at Estella today
Tweed Bethel is at Miami today.
Gene Englehart was at Chetopa to
Ben Hof Of Ketehum was in vinita
day
Amos stoalaDarger went to welch
day
s. c. Roberts went to claremore
day
Lon Conner was at Alton this
ofning.
y. e. clapham went to Miami this
0rnlng
a NJ Riker Of oawego. was in the
ts today.
6. G. shelton came over from Alton
st night.
Rev. J. NJ Cantrell went to Adair
81 night.
William Tritthart was here today
en- Winner.
y. P Thompson went to Tahlequah
+ morning.
Charley Howell was here today
10 BIueiaeket.
Alfred Cope leaves tomorrow for 9
alt with relatives at MOUND City
ans.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24

order Of Services as Catholic Church.
Christmas night. Midnight Mass.
Christmas morning. Mass ct 8 g. m.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-24

Miss Jessie Patten is expected here
from Grove TO spend Christmas.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
Duke Determined.
ABRUzzl QUITS NAVY BECAUSE
OF ROYAL OBJECTIONS TO
-'' } WEDDING AND ROW
I FOLLOWS. -'"

PARIS. Jan. c0.-A special dispatch
from Turin says that the Duke OF the
Abrll2ai has decided TO resign from
the navy and renouncc all rank and
orders 10 marry Miss Katherine II.
kins. bnt that the king has refused to
accept the dukes resignation. A hum:
Der Of officers convtrsant with the
situation who asked the queen aboard
the balilcShip Regina 80 intercede with
the king for Ills consent TO the mar!
riage. according TO the despatch. were
placed under close arrest by Admiral
Mlrahcllo, tho minister of marine
Many high naval officers have decided
to resign wiinthe Dnke bf th5Abruzzl
In token of their sympathy T;1-: =!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21

Unusual eSpslfnce as IN operator.
having entered the mines while yet n
boy assisting his father In the load.
ing !of coal.d He siater j took up en-.
einerrinx ahd.tep!by atep has arist n
to me GriMab.es position he now so
cred Ltably holds. 9|IG,ta2i
Mr.. Phillips assistants are men OF
years experience about the mines.
Mr.;;"Aady"G Sn;dt.r, OUTSIDE foreman,
has served IN trdry capacity known
in the operating o.scoal and IL there.
fore the right man alnt the right place.
Mr.. Thomas Gleason. pit boss.
started as "trapper" aud b. faithful
attendance 10 duty IS now consid red
IN expert along his line. Il -"
The most careful attention Is given
for the safety Of the men both inside
and out OF the mine. AMI no accident
OF any note napp:ned during The past
,,,r which ...n,,,, he =! ;ro,nr,e os raise
for those in charge Of the SAME.
We understand Il new store will be
added 10 orr village in the nsar fu.
t"re' Ar' 'f''': =. " aI''.H' ~ '',,N''''
mas PuFe""Sc y d !o' VI ". II: '''"' ' W.
ana WIN Su''' Ci'e c'o '.'i " " 90 '.
D"'u'ns III ONCE 49,. .,. ...
Our schools which had resumed
their normal attendance after. thu hol,
i'n2ys. are again being reduced IN num-
her on account Of the measles. Guy
BAILEY, who was tae first victim Of
tn" malady, Is now aole 10 o. out
again.
Draper Tfnnant has suffered a re-
lapse and has ben quite sick the past
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
WoRTHlNeToN NEWS.


Mr.. George Sandy. Of Wolfton.- Cana,
da, Is visiting relatives here this win.
ter
Miss Mckinney. OF Fail1nont, WIS
here Monday. after Miss Nellie bun.
nell. Il humane charge. ' '
Mrs. Cla'ldic King is seriously III
at this writing.
Miss Snow Martin. of Mill Fall. was
visiting relatives here Sunday.
Mr. Ed Clark. OF Tunnclton. is visit.
ing relatives here this week.
Mrs. Elsie Wilrs and Elsie Cochran
were NJ Fairmont Sunday. ....
Stephen Shaver. aged 81, u we'll
known resident Of Wortnlngton, died
NJ ESQ O'Clock Sunday evening at his
home after several weeks illness Of
l!rlght's disease, He WIS. born In
Preston county, but came to tlls srr.
ton about Twelve years ago. and has
worked in and about the mines ever
since. He was twice married. his first
wife dying. lie Is survived by his
willow and Onr son by his first mar.
rlagr AMI two sons by his last mar.
riagr. besides several sisters and
brothers. He was Il member Of The
Baptist church and WorIhinston Lodge
No. 10. |. 0. o. +. Funeral services
were conducted at the Baptist church
on Tuesday, January ~. nj II Il. Ill.,,
Rev. l.. W.. Holden, Of Clarlssburg,
preaching thu scrnlnn, after whlcl thu
Odd Fellows took charge. The remains
were taken to Enterprise on the l2::"4
interurban ear and We're Inferred In
the |. o. o. +. cemetery. according 10
The ceremonies Of tlsr order
JOSHUA.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
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Gas Company This week Il he has nc

| 90 -.H - - nrl ~ Sc q S
Gas Company This week Il he has no
SMf. J.SE. Cotttr Is tarrylngathe mail
this week for D. a. Pigott.
Mr.. l.. l.. Kuhn has purchased him
a rev horse. He IS what7they cab
fast Stock! '1le' can mahe' as nile in
eleven minutes and -four Seconds. He
WAS uwd in Oh Kentucky where the
meadow grass grows blue.
! The s!ork made Il cali nj Dennis
Yost's Monday' night and left with
him biz boy. '.'''',. ''
Mr., H. l.. Pisott OF South Caro-
Ina, was in our little town Tuesday on
business. 2 '9' 3. : 2 JOB. .'''
Nr. Jack Baker Is given up as The
boss .trapper Of Helen's run. think
he has causht all the animals In this
community. y,
.'"'I@'7- '2f 2 TEXAS JACK.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21

aeddiSsl wednes9 but eaabot 81
sure: but hope 30 as the boys: are &c.
ting anxious Tor . serenade. Hon
about IT,. Uncle John? !; Il I. I. n
Mr. okey shaw has gone To Farm
ington to lsit;reiadvess 81 q
Mr.. VILE Heck went "dear"$ hunt
ing Sunday night.
Miss Nellie Heck was calling or
Buddle Carpenter Monday night.
There has been much excitement IF
our community over the report l1fii a.
earthquake. The people were yer!
nearly thrown in panic Thursda!
morning, JAM II, by nearing u loud
rumbllng in the distance. Mr.. Manuel
Lesson was 20 badly excited that ht
forgot 10 Look at the Herald. but wher
the people got in i state Of mind Of
inquire into the affair they found !ouI
that 1t was nothing but, the ti,nbers
snapp!ng In, the Murphy & Mcvickel
coal mines when the mine cav"d in
and all business ceased.
Mr.. Harry Long has been digginl
coal for his father.in.law. Mr.. &. "
Hawkins. 5.
| Mr. Eli. Hayaurst, re, understand, i
firing the big grinder, OIL, ,piny, run
Miss Bessie, Long, who, has beef
staying At Falrmont, returned homo
YESTERDAY, rr9rrc1 ~ L~.a ~.,,a@s
AIR. Cray. Reeves has Jus: completed
an, eight acre, CLEARING, recently. ,ns
| Mr.. Mclyil Bunnery Of Laurel Grove
was a business caller at Winfield. Mon
day. 5. ~ .,,.a an.f
The boys Of this place had flint
fox chuse Monday. The chase !astet
Is minutes.
Mr.. Atha Vanglldcr has taken The
contract Of cutting the timber. An,
one going up Piny run can hear tlt
trees failing east. west north or south
most any old tins.,, ,,f,,g,g,1
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= ~ ~ n .HnTcf. ,aIliJ
. On the other hand, there Is 4 feel
Ing that The, local option measure
would prove more satisfactory. They
look at it as though the Bookkeeping
and Illegal liquor selling his caused
the strong sentiment for statewide
prohibition. II IS understood that
Delegate Williams, Of pocahontns
county. does not believe th@ prohibit
ton amendment will carry, although
he is a strict proh!bltirnIst and is a
member Of number Of prominent
church SOCIETIES. .'''"'
THE feeling that in ease the meas.
IRE goes through and is adopted by
the voters will raise the taxes win
stimulate opposition against Il. "sN'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21

hlbitlon some ostbeir: fins Butf Orping'
ton chickens.
.Tncyf were successful IN some Of
the winning prizes: 4I7't' '''a q
Mr.. Laney Morris Of this place, has
adiel fine l.ne OF cigars TO his Sun
day barber shop: ',', ~.
MIR. Wn, Morgan, II Mton"ngah, pa
accetel a position as tlri man for th ne
New Central Coal Company. and Will
shortly move mis- family to; this place,
| Mr., Albert Woody and family have
rEc,n,ly. moved here from, Falrmont.
Mrs. D. D. Cunningham, Vim. Clay
ton and VIM. Door were shopping In
Fairmon, recently. .... ,.r.., n, ...,,.,
Mr.. John Floyd. Of Minister'S Run
who has been absent from t'le mines
for some time. has returned 10 work
aguin. s, -..o.,.,.g.,. ..,r.t.
Mr.. Aaron Vincent, of Monongah
who Is working, for the coal company
here. moved his family to this place.
Mr.. David Clayton has moved from
town here. to mis- home 1t Round Bot
tom, near the residence of .Oziahs
Holt. -... or a,a, xsg ef,,.'
We wish to thank the editor Tor ..le
handsome Wall Chart received as we
6nd II very helpful and instructive. :.
SPARE MOMENTS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
RI F. o. No. 3 ITEMS.

The snealth Sof our community Is
fairly good at present.
SSsirs, Mobile Wolf, who has been quite
sick, is able TO be about,
Mr. Will Heck was calling on En-.
4 ofyS Heck Sunday ,.
idr.sTom Lambert. Of Grafton. was
calllng on dear friends Sunday on the
creek; here.
The people Of our. town arc very
9spiolid ofeonr young Inventor, Mr..
4 Thomas Lesson, who lIas now invented
isaS niaehihe for handling lumber and
the hauling Of logs, also Of cutting
Climber, and turning Of logs Ii is the
only machine Of itsikind known In en-
Bistenee. We iBderstalld Mr., Clayton
ssoif has purchased Sfait interest in
sIr,S lseson Invention.
Y i've Slnderss and there was 10 be q
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PENNINGTON r, F. o. NO. !
30 49,. PicKUPS. > a
:t++++++ !
The health nf our community |!

good with Il tfw exceptions.
The Georges crSek Goa. Company
is rushing Work On theft new shaft
on James Fork. They are dawn about
SIXTY feet: We are 'Elad' to see thu
good. work so on. or a"'Tt@h
Mr.. D. A.'pisott ,has 'be II '@an'ins
snow for The hist 'sixe weeks to try
mis- new sleigh. The snow cane the
other day l.rMr.,,RiGuttt hitchef up
with a big smile On his face anhstnrt'
el',nn his journey singing that COOL
old +s6ng.."IIulh th6oFart for Il Am
Coming" lie hal nottprocns ded very
far when his sleigh broke down ami
he hal to finish his journey on hors''
back. That was bad iSTr! pigo't.f@ -
eMr. BMnnart; w.ll'Camplete thew"l'
on the Jones heirs ifor the !Fayette
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21

Mr., aokry Shaw is wishing his Sis
ter. Mrs, John Fettys vt Bennington
this week. a7r sg..1y3-7
Mrs. Eliza Miller and daughter. Rosy.
were visiting friends. at Falrmont Sat.
urday and Sunday. ~ -. ~ r., -
Miss Alice Cook was calling at Lutli.
cr Kccner's Friday night.
Mr.. John Weaver and airs, Minnie
Kecner were shopping at Fairmon,
Monday. i-rr :! ~
Miss Nellie Heck and John Weaver,
and Mr.. Lee and Win Heck were, call.
Ing at Johnny Carpenters Monday
night. ua,-.i.rt =. ,.H
Mrs. Eliza Miller was calling II, Zeb
Hcck's Monday ,4'tr! M.
Mcssrs: 3Will Heck and?Joln .Wea.
yer were callingat Thomas Kinks Sun.
day. Weaveriwas buying pet rabbits.
Miss Bessie Long. who has been
staying at Farnlont. returned home
Monday. l'+,t.i -
Mr.. Frank Swsher Was shopping a;
FairmOnt Monday. r!n'r; n'rl rj
Mr.. Luther keener has taken n hoy
TO raiye-Clint McElfrrsl - and is
teaching him TO clerk In his store.
He will give him h diploma when he
Is 81 years old. 50 hc.can 80 any place
in business. q ''-|r : g's'rFT" p
aAlr.. George Huffman has novel
from Ruben'S Run to .RosStown. u
PEGGY.
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tto,ttssisstTlH9Lkt,7 Z! e I: !.

5.':. Aot.s lTHlss 4 g |3!:ss
We oHer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward tor. any case Of cs,asrh .hatcaa.
not be cured by Halls catarrh CpYs.
j. IL CHENEY q CO.. Toledo: tos
I'VE, the Undersigned have known
F.tJSchpney. ~ the lassl5 years, AMI.
believe aim perfectly honorable il III
business ctlons, and financially
ab'eIturca,ry cut any Obligations mH'le
By his fni
W wa,Llbs. Kinnanf & Marvin.
VIII !rsale Drugsis : TciIdi O.,
Halls :.:tarrh Cure = taken lnI.r
nally. acting directly upon the. blood
and mucous s,'r!acc' { the systt"l
7, stlncTi' Is sen, free. rricey I5s :,si
bottle. Sold By all Druggists
Take Has Family Fits Tor cp7s.i'
patton. s54 Il ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
OPPOSITION TO. e.
-, %. AMENDMENT
FARMERS FEAR that STATE.
~ WIDE PROHIBITION WILL -.
- CAUSE BIG INCREASE
b" if''r:lN TAXES. 'T''.'

'"CHARl.ESTON. sW4 VA; ian. eO.-lt
is1plain t0Ibe seen TINT there will b.
strong opposition; TO the submission Of
the prohibition amendment In the lcs'
islnuirc.'it Dclegal-s,I and Senators
bring reports from tho rural districts
that, farmers fear':that statewide pro.
hibkion iWonld greatly: 'ncrtaSe ihhil'
taxes and they ara not In favor: Of tie
prohibition amendment. $780, ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
INVENT Home.

yS31S4oi invent Home. ~ . err
Miss Bertha: iHelpcnstcin: who was
operated son2 recently ut Cook; Hospi.
tai, Sswasf liable ITO go TO her home Mt
llWindr1dge, tPai yesterday She was
accompanIed;home by her mother. who
has been shereiduring her Illness. S"7'