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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-02-06
Health Chats Mlth Women.

The business girl and the housewife
alike get run down occasionally. We
all know what it is to feel "out of
Sorts" to get easily tagged and tired
before we have begun our days work.
Many women are quite reconciled to
the feeling: so long as they are able
Ito get along somehow" they never
pause to ask themselves why it is that
they have ceased to feel strong and we'll
and keen on their work and life in gen.
eral.
And all the time there is something
wrong; something that, i'm nine cases
out Of ten, might be put right with
very little trouble It is worth thinking
about / am sure. The working woman
who is continually out of sorts is han
dicapped all round. The housewife who
feels tired and worried and unfit for
her responsibilities gradually loses her
nerve" and degenerates into a worry
ing, nagEing woman, who is never hap
py herself and who makes everybody
under the same roof miserable as well.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-02-06
Sleep Is Necessary.

4 great many women are fighting
against heavy odds. They have 10 work
beyond their strength, and all honor TO
them that they make such a noble fight
with circumstances. For them it is a
difficult matter to ''slack"-to take the
rest they need so much; but, believe
me, il is absolutely essential. If you
don't '-slow down" now it may mean a
nervous breakdown later. Tones and
drugs only stave off the evil day. 1t is
rest and, more especially sleep. that are
necessary for the woman who is out of
sorts.
Granted that your nerves are well in
hand your rundown feeling is perhaps
due to some digestive disorder, which
you may not even know exists l have
heard people say that their digestion
was perfect. and yet their constant
headaches. their sick turns and heir
general feeling of lassitude and bore
dom were entirely due to disordered d.
gestion. So, if you are run down, try
alteration of diet. / know women who
constantly take heavy suppers late at
night, with the excuse that they have
mo time" for eating properly during
the day. They tell you that they have
the digestion of an ostrich IL you are
bold enough to demonstrate with them
oul the uay Ol TeChOIlIlS Is DOulu 10
come. The stomach is a long suffering
organ, but it is only human after all,
and some day it will rebel. YOU won't
wait till then if you are wise woman.
You viii begin now, right away, to eat
sensible, simple meals, to give UP pastry
and pickles and cold meat late at night,
and drink a tumblerful Of warm milk,
a cup of matted milk or bouillon instead
at bedtime. You will avoid strong tea
and black coffee like the plague, and
drink milk with the enthusiasm Of
calf. And you viii be happier woman
in Consequence.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-02-06
"Run- Down" Women.

SO the first thing you have to do, il
YOU are one Of the rundown" women,
is TO find out the cause of your poor
health
There are three chief causes of poor
health among working women general
~; First, nerves; secondly. Indigestion;
thirdly. an unhygienic mode of life.
which includes lack of exercise. too lit
tie fresh air and kindred conditions.
Ask yourself first if it is your nerv-
Gus system that is out Of gear" Head
ache and sleeplessness and a constant
feeling that life is too much for you are
the chief symptoms that your nervous
system is in shaky and unstable con-
dition. Woman is more liable to nerv-
Gus Illness than man. because her nerv-
Gus organization is more delicately bal
anced; she is more highly strung, and
consequently more easily upset
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
TO FIGHT HELLO

GTnirn Associated Ircsa.1
HARRISBURG. Pa. July sT.--Anpll
cation was mn,lc today by Pcnnsyl-
vanin and western interests for Il char-
ter for the National Telephone and
Telegraph Company. which will carry
into effect the long talked Of project
of joining Independent telephone com
pantcs into IL big connected system
which will le able to give II long dis
lance rs well MS local service compc.
tition to the Bell system.
Keystone Telephone interests will DO
Interested in this new company, which
Mt n cost OF about one million dollars
will construct and operate n long dis.
TANGO line from Philadelphia to the
Ohio State line via .Pittsburg.
Another concern. also called the Ma
tional Telephone anil Telegraph Com,
pany, will carry the line across Ohio.
Similar companies will be organized in
Now York. Indiana and other States So
as to provide IL telephone system coll
Meeting various independent local sys-
TENS between here and st. Louis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
g
LOVERS LANE.

LOVERS LANE. July 5.-Wc are
still llocing corr and potatoes.
Mr.. John Carpenter, o. near Bun
ner's, Ridge. Is cutting wheat on the
old Jane Carpenter farm today.
Mr.. Dayton Grub and Mr.. Raymond
Wolf, of Pincy Run. were working for
Mr.. NJ. J.. Vance. Of Lovers Lane. last
week. y,
Mr.. G.: w. Hawkins made a trip to
Fairmont last Friday. y.
The great saw mill was shut down
on account of the president of the mill
being away turtle hunting today.
Miss Cassie VanEildrr was at town
last Friday.
MIR Edic Stanton, OF Fairmont, was
here last Sunday.
Mr.. M. C. VnnEildcr wns calling on
Mr.. .Athn Vangildcr last Sunday.
Hello, Freddie. now is everything on
Pincy Run?
Mr.. Joseph Vnnsildcr was calling OIL
Miss bessie Summers last week.
Mr.. Ray Dillon was ut McConlsey on
Sunday.
Mr.. Jerome Summers was helping
John Carpenter to-day.
Mr.. james Vance. OF Winfield. a
visitinE> friends near F'orkshlrg last
Sunday.
RAMBLING BILL.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
cATAWBA ITEMS.

,$rATiANVBA, July 5.-Mr. and Mrs
clarence Swislier, of McKecsport. Pa,
were guests of relatives here for a &c"
days.
II MI George West, OF Clarksburg, is
circulating among his relatives and
friends here.
Clark Swishcrsh has gone to Preston
) county. to Join his wife n children
who arc guests OF relatives there.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Radcliffe came
up from Murray Thursday afternoon
for a short visit.
Clarence and James Murphy and
Smith Radcliffe were UP from Murray
Thursday night for. the meeting.
Our boys went to opekiska Satur'
day to play ball. The game was inter
csting and exciting and was intersrcrs-
cd with loud shouts of applause from
enthusiastic fans. Our players were
delighted with the fairness of the
game and Opeliska has the kind of
players they like to meet. We under
stand that Opekiska will probably
come here to play the 18th.
Miss Ruth Starn was calling on Miss
Ada Harden Friday afternoon.
Miss Iva Polling. Master Paul and
MT. Lawrence Polling were here from
K1ngwood for several days. the guests
of friends.
Clint Haun was here from Pittsblre
recently the guest OF his father, Dallas
Haun.
1 Rev. Anvil is very i'll. Mrs. Anvil is
also quite sick.
Quite a number of boys went to
Murray Wednesday evening to scre-
made. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Radcliffe.
Misses Rosa Brown. Ada Harden
Messrs. Wess Brown, Claire LowTthera
Tom alum John. Will and Charles
Knyser were calling OH Misses Fran
ces and Della Radcliffe Friday even.
ing.
Charley Jones. of Rt. No. ]. passed
through here en- route to Fairmont.
Mrs. MARY Holmes. Misses Emma
Swisher. Frances and Della Radcliffe.
Ada Harden and MIR. J. L. Jolliffc at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Harris mt
Viola Saturday afternoon.
Miss Rose West and little Margaret
Gasklll and May Wass were here Sun
day from Jamestown. the guests OF
the formers father.
II. M. Swfsher. wife and baby spent
Saturday night and Sunday with hiq
parents here.
Mrs. Lizzie Bowman. OF MononEnlin
county. Is visiting here.
Mrs. Lizzie Ham was mp from Muir.
ray recently. the guest of her son, Dab
lasiHaun.
"sHIRLEY."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
WIN
2 MORE GAMES
lsEigSse
VIII
MESSED DouBLESHEADER
S4 AT REDWOOD.

GREENWOOD July 1.-THE Bowlcrs
q the Marion County Trolley League
took two games from the strong local
team. In the first game tie visitors
batted Harmon hard and scored in
almost every Inning. Burnett was a
puzzle to the local hitters and they
managed to get bit three runs. The
bisltors showed their superiority at
Mi stages or the game and were
always In the lead.
In the second game Orr pitched eS-
cellenttba11 with the exception OF the
sixth inning wne the locals tbunche'!
hits; and scored two runs. Umpire lin
barely escaped being mobbed by about
/. !: q hundred local rooters in the sixth in
Ming OF. the second game but tae
prompt action OF the supporters OF the
Visitors prevented him from being
mobbed. Fifteen hundred people
witnessed the games. Score:
Sfs First Game.
FLEETWOOD 500 OIL I'll 90 o. 3
&FaI,--.mrto1nt ..2 l 1211s11 o--to
Two base hits, Woods.
sfiS Stolen bases, Burnett' Dle7phenF
L Ridglcy, Rollins; 3; higgins, Critca'
Sacrifice hits, Stewart.
First base on balls. off Harmon, 2.
Struck out, by Harmon. s; Burnett
q.
Double plays. Dresbach. and Gibbs.
sHitib pitcher. Gibbs. Ridgley.
u Time, 1850.
5umpires. Linn and Venom.
Second Game.
IA i-n,ont ...2 0 ! 0 0 0 0-3
RlcrllllwvSood .....0 90 o.
Two base hits. Ridsley.
Tnree bnse nits. Gibbs. Harmon.
iEHomc run, Miller.
Sacrifice hits. Stewart, Knapp.
Stolen bases, Woods, Stewart, );
Knapp.
Double play, Ridgley and Gibbs
Critch, unassistcd.
Passed ball. An,ick.
HILL by pitcher, List, Gibbs.
Time. 1:10.
Umpire, Linn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
"NO FENCE" ELECTION.
tunfon AssocEntcd Press.

Union Associated Trcs9.1
SWAlNSBORO. Ga, July f.-i"arm'
crs OF this county are all "het' llp to-
day over Il "no fence election. and
not since John .Jones's boy Ezekiel
elope dto Atlanta with Araminty Flap
doodle hus there been SO much excite
ment in our midst.
IT the. law should PISS that class al
citizens who make their livelihood by
raising their cattle and hogs on the
lands OF other people. not being land
owners themselves, would lie forced tt
20 to work or move out and make
room for n more thrifty class of farm
crs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
HCOSlER
tUnlon As7ocIntcl Prcas.r

tTnInn AsfocIntcI I'rCHs.f
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July I.--Hou'
sicr legal lights met III thirteenth an
ma session here this morning ami dc
thcr invasion OF h%nlf-batch lawyers
into Indiana legal circles. "A constitu.
tlonnl amendment raising the qualifl'
cations OF applicants for admission to
the bar In this Suite already passed
upon favorahly by tho legislature, IL
demanded by tho attorneys. At pres.
Ont u good moral character and n
smattcring of legal terms is about aIl
that Is required.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

In compliance with Chapter ~ OF
tho Municipal Cole OF the City FAIR
mont In relation to the taxing OF dogs
YOU arc hereby notified to present
yourself Mt the Office of the City Clerk
of the said City Of iFnirmnnt, Mt 20i
Jacobs Building. OH or before the 18TH
day Of July. 1909. register your dol
and procure II tag from the said clerk
for the same.
Respectfully.
l.. b. CARSKADON.
~ City Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
A NorRE DAME LADY's APPEAL.

A LNOTRE DAME LADT'S APPEAL.
To all knowing sufferers OF rheuma
tism, whether muscular or OF the
joints. sciuticn, luInbagos, bnckache.
pains In the Kidneys or neuralgia
pains, to write TO her for a home treat.
mcnt which has repeatedly cured all
Of these fortunes. She feels 1t her duty
to Bend 1t to all sufferers FREE. You
euro yourself a! home MS thousand.
will testify-ro change of climate be-
Ing necessary. This simple discovery
banlsnes uric acid from the blood
foosens the stlftened joints, puriftes
the blood, and b%r1ghtens the eyes. Civ
Ing elasticity AMI tone to the whole
system. II the above interests you,
for proof. address Mrs. NJ. Summers,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
RAY HoRNoR
Dies After a Serious illness OF a bura-
ton Of Two Weeks.

CLARkSBURG, July Tray ior'
nor. OF West Main street. died in II
local hospital ut II o'clock TlesHaE
forenoon after an Illness A WIDOW
and Two children survive him. MIR.
Horror had been confined 10 MS room
Two weeks. lie was 4 O oil ltnssell
Horror. now deceased. and 4 large
number oil relatives survive. Funeral
arrangements have not bccn conlplet-
cd @
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
MARYLAND LAWYERS MEET.

trnfon Associated Prcss.1
BALTIMORE. July T.--.Ohice boys
and pretty stcnographers are In charge
of many legal offices in BALTIMORE to-
day, while their bosses are in attend
ance Mt the annual session Of tho
Maryland State Bar Association. Tho
convention will last three days, and
Judge Brown, of the United States SUI
preme Court, will be the principal
speaker. /.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
no.e,462.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Office Of Comptroller OF the Currency
w Observation-Disclosures.

TREASURY DEPARTING EN- l-A$
Office of Comptroller OF the Currency
WASHINGTON. DC S
June %, 1909.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence.
presented to tho undersigned 1T has
bcen made to appear that THE Ma
tional Bank. OF Fairmont." in the City
of Fairmont. In the county of Marion.
and State of West VirgLlla. has COM
piled with all the provisions OF the:
Statutes OF The United States. res
qulrcd to be complied with before an
association, shall be authorized5to COM
mcnce the business of banking:
NOW THEREFORE,. /, LuwrencesD.
Murray. Comptroller OF tine Currency.
do hereby certify that Tile National
Bank OF Fairmont," In the City OF
Fairmont. In the county tot SN1arlon.
and State OF West Virginia. Is antilor-
lied to commence the business of
banking as provided in Section Fift:.
one hundred and sixty nine ofsthel Re-
vised statutes Of the United States.
Conversion OF Tho Bank of Falr.
mont.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF Wit
ness my hand and Seal of Office this
twenty-clEhth day OF Juno. 1909
LAWRENCE O, MURRAY.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
as
SEAL
aA~pHs
Currency Bureau.
Seal OF the Comptroller OF
the. Currency.
Treasury Department.
tlE
Just learned that loll Medal Flour Ia
lifted frs tiples through nntaf silk EudEHIAI
Gold Medal Flour saves worry..53 i
RNIF.SPGaN&E8n SEF@fIEF EgGGEgfeS A@A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
MILLIONS MORE TO TAX.
tTnion Associated Prcss.1

N ~ tTnIOn AssocIntcH Presa.1 %
CHICAGO. July with the begin
ming OF tho tax revision today. it Is an
nounced that ChicaEo's real and per
sonal property valuations for this year
will show an increase Of more than
s132.Q0Q,oo0. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-07
TO r FoxWELL.

BOSTON. July THE case of
Charles Il. Froxwell. arrested in Wash
ingtpn Mt tho instance OF the Boston
police and charged with the larceny
ing Company. is set for a hearing to.
day.
, 1909-08-21
Uheist&aA8ted, st. &rej&,
Saturday, 2ist August, 1909.
prom Bulletin, z1~sdoH 18Th A"gus1)

1t appears that the disturbance reported
by the Weather Bureau in tine last Of the
kilograms published this morning, has, 50
far as we in St. CroIx are concerned, both
come and gone.
The centre passed off the south coast at
some distance aud was nearest to us between
2 aud 3 this morning.
We shall understand the movement better
when we get news from the islands, but
so far one point is certain, which is
that the centre has moved forward with uu-
usual speed, over 20 miles an Lour probably.
There was a thunderstorm from southeast
about half past nine last night with q heavy
rain squall, which gave 18 lines Of rain.
Sally's Fancy measured 3 lines this morning.
The &. 3. hor0na about noon on Thursday
sailed for West End, where she will continue
to load sugar for New York.
2 lines of rain were measured in Frederik-
sted on Thursday morning.
THE BEE AND THE FLOWER.
There are perhaps more kinds of bees in
st. Croix than most of us suppose but soms
, 1909-08-21
BAL MANN
est
Translation.


pURSUANT TO IL Of Ordinance Of 9th
ID June 1884 concerning Public Roads
in st. Croix it Is hereby made known that
copies OF The Draft of Road Assignment for
the period from lst October 1909 to LIST
October 1914 have been received from the
Road Commission and forwarded to the
Police Offices, where they are open to
Inspection.
Eventual objections to the assignment
must be made within IA days from the lust
insertion Of this publication.
Government for the DANISH West India
Islands, st. Croix, the Goth August 1903.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1909-08-21
BekjendtgjoEels 2

" HENHOLD til Anordning ON Tojvm-
- senet paa st. Croix af 9de Juni 1884
u bekjendtgjores Diet heryed, at Elsem-
plarer af dot fra Vejkommissionen indkomne
Udkast til Fordeling at Vejbyrden for tbs
rumrnet fra 1ste October 1909 til 1ste Okto-
Der 1914 henligge til Etrersyn paa Politi-
kamrene, og at mulige IndsiqoIsor mod
Fordelingon maa fremsettes linden II Dage
efter sidste I~ndrykkelse If n@ry@rende
Acknowledgements Oeus Avis.
Governments for De dansk yestindiako
Der, st, Croix, den 2Gde August 1909.
LIMfRICHT.
, 1909-08-21


petals ulated) the roof OF the hover, the"
We fnJ Just INSIDE the ROOF toui miners which
open d~o~nwafdS aud display a IiTil colour
ed pollen. These "ntllerS are supported on
four nat hIamentS that spring nom the CO.
roIia lower down ana ne cio'e 10 IAe rooI.
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close TO them IS the StYIe endln3 IN " Ih'eaa-
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, 1909-08-21

"A LIE OF enhyer, som MATTE have noget
&4h at fordre i Boot otter ~afgauguo ugift
HENRIETTE WILHELMINE GEL
HARDT indkaIdoa herved med 3 Maanodors
Varsol til for undortegnede SLifterot at
anmelde og be~visliggore deres Krav.
Endvidere indkalues med Aar Q3 Days
VerseI den afdodes 1rvinger, navnIig John
S. Simmonds,der j 1905 boede i de forenede
Slater j America, til at anmeldo og Iegiti-
mere deres Argoret SAINT yaretage doros
Tarv under Boets Demanding.
Ohristiansted Skjtlerct, St. Croiz den
Tide August 1909.
SEGELCKE
, 1909-08-21
ITO be continued J
Christiansted.

Aug. l~8th-yiking from st Thomas
Gustav LANCE. Elizabeth George, Ann Eliza
Williams, Theresa Jacobs, George Williams,
Julia Keynes, Gendarm 101 Bang.
August 18th-Viking for St. Thomas =
Robert John, Miss Ethel Romes, Philip.
james.
Frederiksed
Aug, 13tu-per sloop Mizpah from ST.
Thomas-Niss Hester Christian.
Aug. l7th-per $. 5. Parma from New
York-Mr. John Stephens and Miss Alice
Crowe.-From ST. Thomas-Messrs Frank
Coulter and S. Malling-Holm, Misses r. A.
Wescott, Annie Moorehead and L. Brewer, Mrs.
E. Vanterpool and infant.-Aug. 18th-To ST..
Kits MI. S. H. Taylor.-To Antigua School
master A Williamson, wife child and SER
want, Robert Armstrong,
, 1909-08-21

sE;l4,I loav oornan+ar thai hoyes n~ArfertIV
rr,n3 boIagg liz ora,r bnIos ~ ola frees and
ola nostg 70 nrovida nasts tor her voung.
tLon tbo s,,oI Liocl Ionf-cntting bae which
foLes ronnd b;ts ont IL Iaavos with which
~ limo bar most and the brown mason bea
With her nest Of bardened crav LASTLY WI,
does not know the common boney-boe. or
hive bee thst oives "a the honey That most
Of M like and IN occasional sting tbaf we
don't like
Evnrv child knows Thar the bees are in
debted TO tine flowers for tIeir honey for
has be not often broken a flower and sucked
the nectar from its bu5e, ma has he not
often seen the "bu4y" hoes fyinq from AJw-
or to flower !? on the other hand there are
probably rnnpy Deople who are not aware
that as a rule the bees do not get the honey
free of charge. but that they ronder the
flowers q valuable service in return. As
matter of tact. the relation between the bee
and the flower il very similar to that be-
tween the butterfly and the flower describ-
ed in q recent article that Is to say. the
flower Offers the bee honey. attracts her
with beentiful forms brilliant colours or
sweet perfumes gnides her how to oet ut
it. and in return is paid by having the
pollen of the flower carried from its nnfbers
TO the STIGMA 3f q sister flower inst as in
the caGp of the butterfly ana the flower.
The bees needs are. however, more ex-
tended than tbe needs of the butterfly The
bee and fine butterdy must both live ana
nectar IS their food bus while the need Of
the butterfly stops there, that Of the boo
goes much farther. for the solitary bees
but M food for their Young. and the hive
bee - . worker for the maryeJlously organ
jzed o~onmuoitv to which it belongs and for
tbo babv monlbers Of which it has to carry
homo both honey ana pollen or bee-brend
as tbe Iotfor is often called
The bowar them has 70 nrov;de fine bee
With nectar and noIlen and a. q rn)a arocts
o. -recomnensa for these 80, vices .as - r1le ),
wa aov for f sometimes hannens q. wa
sbau see later tlat the bee gets IFS 4rn,liea
free Of CHARGE Dernetrates IN fnct q sort Of
innocent fbeft on the property Of tba 8ov.r
me a,naretns for snrlin@ m, fhe nectar
~ tho ad9ar Is very difar.nt is the nI,tfa-.
Nv ana ina bao ~ tha formar II ia Ion,
Tine wan Az tSrae inches lo9@ ~ .ora 5naoi@s
~ TWILIGHT moths. while in fba bao = is
tonon,o 6ncIoael IN norta fbo+ .arva a. ~ s.,t
If rnso from vA;ab 4 rov bo snot orl md
uto yb;cb + u.av le down ogoir ~ win
Comnora3 ,r;la tbo bn,tor8v,so lor n,otb,yl
, 1909-08-21

There are perhaps more kinds of bees in
st. Croix than most of us suppose but s0ms
, 1909-08-21

THE BEE AND THE FLOWER.