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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
LAWYERS LIKE
The old WHITE
SELECT THE FAMOUS SPRINGS
AS MEETING PLACE AGAIN
NEXT YEAR.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W
Va, July l5-llon. Chns. NaSel. secrc,
tary OF commerce and labor. billed to
address the West Virginia Bar Assocl.
alton was unable 10 be present he,
cause OF trip TO Alaska ordered by
the prcsldnt.
The evening session was devoted to
hearing an address by Ex-Governor At
l;insOn, now n judge OF the United
States court OF claims. His topic was
THE United States Court OF Claims.
The most important paper submit
ted was by Luther C. Anderson, whu
spoke on 'workmen's Compensation
Acts" Under the terpis Of the pro
rosed act the employer OF labor ire
spectIve Of the question of negligence
would In all cases Of accident or death
be liable for damages based on q
schedule of value. The details of the
proposed bill were not presented bul
the association recommends that The
governor appoint commission II
study the matter and present pro
posed bill 10 the legislature. Il
adopted as the law In West Virginia
it will make u drastic departure. how
ever Under the proposed measure The
injured under the present system.
White Sulphur Springs was selected
rs the place for the meeting of 1911.
Officers selected for the ensuIn;
year were:
W. W. Hughes, of welcb. president
Chas. McCamls. of Wheeling sccrc
airy.
Vice prcsIdents-a. H. Willis, frs
district; Fred o. Blue. second district
J. A. Preston, Third district: Waite
Pcndleton. fourth; and fifth district;
h. Enslow: secretary, c. "A. Kreps: ca
ecutiye council. W. p. Whitley. II. n
Russell. ST.. W. Gordon Matthews
Wells Goodykoontz and Bott Amber
Delegates 10 American Bar assocIauo
W. Z. Raymond, W. p. Filey and Ne
son C. Hubbard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

q tumor caused by q rupture. j wrote
to you for advice and you told nc not
to get discouraged but to take Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
j did take it and soon the lump in my
eide broke and passed away."-Mrs.
II. r. HUEY, 7l3 Mineral Ave-, Galena,
Kans,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from roots and herbs,
las proved to be tho most successful
remedy for curing tho worst forms Of
female ills, including displacements.
Inflammation, iibroid tumors. irregu.
larities, periodic pains, b3ckache. bear
ing-down feeling. flatulency, indiges-
ton, and nervous prostration. 1t costs
but a tribe to try 1t, and the result
has been worth millions to many
suffering women.
Ifyou wantspecin1 advice write
-orit to Mrs inkham. Lynn, Mass.
sis free and always helpful. .
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
A Mergantown Event.

Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Z. NJ.
Grant and her daughter, Mrs. H. j.
lovely entertained a party of 25
ladies at five hundred in honor of
Mrs. oJseph Bascom Brown, of Gull.
mRn. Ala. the house guest of Mrs.
w. Il. Chisman. The games furnish
cd delightful diversion for the after.
noon, the prizes going to Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Plat B1ghtwell, of Charleston,
and Mrs. Il. L. Morris, of Morgantown,
--Morgantown Post Chronicle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
Returned From Hot sprinss.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Roush, Of
Roush's Restaurant, have returned
from Hot Springs. Ark, where they
went early in May for the formers
health. Mr.. Roush comes home much
improved and his many friends will be
glad to see him at his place of bust
ness once more. On their way East
they visited relatives at several differ
ent points in Ohio, and were in New
ark during the exciting times last
week, when an Anti;saloon League dc
tectivc was lypched by a mob.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
Shannon.G Griffin.

9 Cards have been received in the city
announcing the marriage OF Miss
Name Griffin, daughter OF Rev. and
-slrs. G. d. Griffin, OF Bellngton to Nj.
Arthur Shannon. OF Buckhannon,
which event was celebrated on satur,
day of last week at the home of the
bride in Belington. Miss Griffin is a
sister of Mr.. Harry L. Griffin, Of the
High School faculty and Of Miss Der.
tina Griffin, who attended the Normal
School in this city during the past win
ter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

not sleep. 1t kept
growing larger and
by fall it was as
large rs a hens egg.
1 could not go to
bed without a hot
water bottle applied
TO that side. L had
one of the best doc
tors In Kansas and
he told my husband
thatI have to
be operated on as it
was something liko
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
PAYS FINE: is RELEASED.

John Hablno. the man at Montana
that bit the ear unce carried by PetC
Shedlock, was arralgned before Jus
ticc L. s. Amos, and paid his fine Of
ten dollars and costs and was released
from the county jail this morning
Pete is under the surveillance OF sher
III Tucker. No arrangements have beer
made for the payment OF his fine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

their ladies' and will also include the
guests at Logville. near neighbors of
the Valley Club. A number OF the
club members and their families will
spend Saturday and Sunday there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
Mr.. S. A. D. eLAsscocK
Called to morsantown From Washing
to by His Fathers illness.

Mr.. S. A. D. Glasscock. of BeliIng.
ham, Washington. brother or Gov
crnor W. E. Glasscock, was in this city
a few hours to-day. He was on his
way TO Morgantown where he had
been called by the illness OF his faith
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

Mrs. ClSrence Kinsey and children.
Eleanor and George. OF Parkersburg,
will arrive here next week en- route to
Warrington where they will be tho
guests OF Rev. C. W. Kihscy and wife
at 1.-THE Pines" the Kinscy home near
Warrington. Mr.. Kinscy will spend
a few weeks there fater.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

Miss Gertrude Adams, of winchcs.
ter. Va, who is the guest of Miss Edna
Menear. was the guest OF honor at a
delightful little picnic supper last even
ing at a point up the F. and NJ. car
line.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
al Txaart,s Valley club Hou.e.

Saturday and Sunday will be gala
day at the Tygart's Valley Club house
when the members OF the club will
give dance. Their guests viii In
Guide the members Of the club and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

Miss Susan Arnett is entertaining ut
bridge whist this afternoon at her
home on Locust avenue complimcn-
tary to Miss Jullctte Rathbonc, of Par
kersburg, who is a visitor in the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

Bell Phone IS. Consolidated 81.


Mrs. Charles Walter waddcll will.
90 to shepherdstOwn on July 18th and
on the 10th will sing in the College au.
dltorium at that place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

ADVISED
OPERATION
curedbyLydiaE. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Galena, Rams. ga year ago last
March / fell, and o few days after
there was soreness in my right side.
In short time 4 bunch came and it
bothered me so much at night l could
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
ELKlNs FIRM GETS CONTRACT.

ELKINs, ". Va. July 15-Thc En-.
tcrprIsc Construction company OF Ell.
kIns, has been awarded the contract
for the erection OF the State Children
homo TO DO located in the Heavier ad'
dillon Of Elkins.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15
Armenian to Lecture at First N. E.
Church.

Mr.. Boyajaln, the young Armenlon
lecturer. will give an entertainment at
the First NJ. E. Church tonight at $500
O'Clock. He is brother OF DR.. Boy
aiain who spoke Sunday morning. and
Is. preparing TO take course In col.
lege at Buckhannon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

20 per cent. off Bullets at J. H. sni,
deHs. st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

George H. Brohst returned today
from a business trip TO Pittsburg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-15

know them.-MorgantOwn New Domin
ion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-26

mirol graf b. @auoiiien, hut olcit5-
5eitig 8eroronungen erIoiien, ourd,
pelhe Die oortigen gerbaItnille oe.
regelt meroen. Ger gIusbat fes
Sofens miro itlsgeiantmt eff W1il-
ltone1 Wurf folten. 8is gum Sob.
re 1918 miro oas @erf ooGencct
iein. Seleolano als ariegsbofen lit,
nod DEM llrteil Der Matuer nont
S5ab, fir Die oelltide Morine BON
orobtem 8ert. Ser Sofen iii ueit
IN oie See binousgebant tuoroen.
IS moren gelpaltige Spreneungen
nottpenoig, Tim Die erforoerlide
Siefe 5ll erbalten. Sic geltaltc!c.l
iib duBerit i6mierie, oenn oas Dol
9atten uno 5oltoaoern ourd5oeene
Jelsgeltein, mel6es ouBeroem nu1
nit eineln 5aben geetone beuafien
lit, eripies ii6 ols iebr miberltanos-
fabig. Sn Der 3ufunft miro SeIgp-
lono fir Die &rieesidiffe einel1 treff-
ltben 9lnferplob biloen.
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Sera a ).

s5n 8illon gountp ilt cine 9a-
me. Elm SRI. @iieman, gum Gi-
itriftelerf erlpablt iporoen.
sln Der gde Der Sefferion lnb
Der 9Dler Strabe in Dallas iDlfrSe
Elm Monn nanlens 9. g. Cameron
DON einem @agen Ser Sort @prtb
Snterltrban Sabn iiberfobren IL. ge-
totet.
Sn 81 Faio orang cilt Neeer
nomens 9olp.An, ein friiberer Sol
Dot BON oem 8rolpnspiIer geqer-
Reginlent, in oas Saus ieines
S6miegeroaters, zines angelebellen
6arbigen nanens Sbelton, elm uno
feuerte alif ieine 6rau unb ieine
Sdmiegermutter mebrere Sduiie
ab. Roftmeilter Smitb, ser benz
Sbelton ihen 9aule 1e9enuber
mobnt, fam berbeigeranllt uno ipoa.
te ben geger am ipeiteren S6ieBen
perbinoern. 2apion ridtete barauf
Die 8iitoIc auf i'm uno Nriidte 5mei
Waal ab 9eioe Male periagtc ser
SdnB ieboh unb snitb gelanq es
iebt ben SdieBbolo felt5unebmen.
IS gelana i6m auh, i'm aegen Die
g8iit Der gtadborn 3u i6iisen uno
i'm ben 9eomten ous5ulieiern. Gle
5rau 2aipion's miro iterben. Seine
Shwiegermutter lit jeood MIR leiht
nerpunoet.
ltniere eeeislatur bot bis iest
nod feine @eihafte erle>iq., iie per.
tagte iid am Sreitag rrno fam etlt
am Wiontag pieoer 3uiamnen. De.n
8ice.@ounernenr 8opioion pmoe
bei ieinem Grideinen i'm Senat eire
Gnation ooreebra6t.
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llnge3oeene ainber nennt mon
iest meiit mooerne @inber.
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Mudl Elm sruit.

Sit es jett aud idGn6lidb BETS,
Nmn, es laRt iieb mod ertragen,
Sramdt man bod ntht mad ben 9;rei
Bon Der Senernng frasen.
gSirO nns IN Der 6plitit
Wand)nal aid) bic Mnsiid)t triiber,
nnb man frtegt bic Safbe bid -
Odd, gottlpb, . gebt bnlb ppriiber.
SdJmalt Elm eitler, bmnlnner 2Sidlt
unier Snn rtlh iinier Streben,
9t,tn, 10 iirsert iins bas mid1t,
g mnR aud inld)e &a,t5e gebem.
Sber iutil Elm simb'rer gar
MAIDEN uiis bas 2eben inmer,
SrDitet nrs ber SprmdJ fiirtua6r:
Gs tit nidJts npn etu'ger Saucr.
Gbe er es mod sebad5t
Salt Elm fplfJer b1ier Smbe,
Der ptel Merger nns gemad)t
Sn bic ielbitgesrab'ne @rn6e.
Niles mas uns ,uiberfa6rt
85ies, bat SIT unierm 5rpntme,t
tfns ben iueiien SpritdJ gelebrt:
Satt' nod fbnnen 1dlltnnt1ter fplitt'tlE.
Wsandem tpirb nun bieies siuar
9lls elm idJledJter SrDit erifetuen;
SDdj ber alte Sprmdb bleibt natr.
8eiier id]ledltem grpit tuie fetnen.
Sof) gebt alles Dir perauer,
Wia Dir gar ntdJts redlt selinsen,
Sringe Seine SOrgen ber,
@p bic bellen 8ed)er flingen.
u alamp= 8ier, ebler granf,
On biit unier Sprsenbredjer,
Sebes Giimmernif, neriant
Sm benz &reis Der frubcu Seflcr.
Sdlreit aud sleid, Der Wsnder e,rod:
Sbr ipllt mmr in gSaiIer praiien!
Senf idl bod BEL Mir, er ioll
Inns bas 4lamp Gier lafieu.
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gerniinftise slniidjten.

Cine getpilie Safe Braun alts Gao
Boolo in 9raiilien bat gum 8eiten
ibrer Weitibipeitern einige Negefn
allfgeltellt, pie oer Mann ieln ioG,
ben iie beiraten, Die BON idorfer Sc
obo6tnng 5eltgen. Grau aate lit oi,-
geni6einlih feine Senperenslerill,
oenn iie Iteat Den Sab obenen: Set.
rote feinen Wann, Der 1tur alfobol.
freie @etranfe 5u iib nin,lnt er
lit Elm g arr! 9eirate i'm @egen-
tell einen Weinfenner, benn er 1T
aud Srauenfenner uno iueiB bie
5einbeiten elmer Srouenleele gu miit-
oigen. Sic oe6u5iert aus Dem glfo.
6olgenuB Der Manner auh nod or
oere quite gigenidaften, oenn iic
fiibrt ben beiratslultigen Sungfrausn
5u @entiit; 9enfe aud: n@cr ME
mails einen 9fauid) gebabt" II. |. m.
uno aub ben Mann in einem iol-
ben 5u beobahten. @eint er bnnn
unb iammert uno flenllt, 10 nil:tm
ibn nidt; oonn lit er Elm Sdipah-
ling. SSSm &ouid treten iiberboltpt
Die &aroftereigenihaften oes Won-
nes om ibarfiten gu Gage. Desba(b
io1te ieoes M1o1en ben Wann ibrer
8abl in einem iol6en beo6adten--
penn er nidt gu itarf lit uno 10 oos
5rouenauge beleioigt = Aber = cfe
es au ipat lit, 5. +. ebe nod Die
groBe, iiber @erebte uno l1ngere6te
itrablenoe Sonne Ser 2iebe oaS Inge
blenoet uno ou1 Die Sebler oes ge-
liebten Wannes pergoloet unb nit
@lorienidein umgiebt -.
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papiere, neutrality-suspicious. uno
bergleiden, Die teiltpeiie ser @anf
geborten, teiltpeile ibr BON 4unoerl
ais Sinterlagen fir slnleiben geqe-
ben paren. Cine gln5abl Ser gopie-
re 1oll er bereits in Seem Oorf, bel
fyirmen an @a1 Strett uerfauft boz
ber.
@ine gntl6eioung BON lpeittro=
genoer geoeutllng, our6 mel6e -sfret
Seem gorfer Inn cine reidje Grb=
iduft fontnlen, tit bonn 8ariier glp-
peabof abgegeben moroen. 8or pielen
Sabren manoerte Elm gliaiier na-
mems @oog Der it6 iellieits reg
S3eons CHARLES &ubens nannte,
na6 Mnerifa aus, ipo er als 9ta=
n1antenbanoler Elm 8ermogen bon
mebr ols ether Willion Collars er=
porb. @abreno 1eines 4ufentboltes
in Seem gorf nla6te er elm Seita-
rnent, in ipel6e1n er 5lpei oortige
6reunoe nantens S6enbeimer gu
ieirlen l1niperiolerben einiebte. SIN
Sabre 1868 febrte er nod Sranfreih
5uriid unb lebte ieitoem oort. 9Is
er Dor bier Sabren itorb, fo6ten iei=
ne 9eeffet oas anlerifanii6e Selto,
nent nit Ser 8egriillonng an baB
er tros ieiner Ratl1rolilieruna III
ben Ser. Stnaten BET Ieiner oauern-
ben giidfebr tpieoer frall8olii6er
ltntertan eetpor0en iei urto Die Ser
teilung ieines geablaiies nod oen
fron5oiiiden @eieben erfoIgen lr1iiiie.
Dieier @inlpanb lit iest BON Der
boditen esnftan5 fir itihbaltig er.
flart poroen. 9aour6 miro oas in
slmerifa eenahte Seitaneat umge.
itoBen uno ieine Sinterlolienlbaft
ieinen Neffen 5ugeIproden.
Sn 9fof Springs, $500, BOT
man @rbidiitteruneen eeipart. Cs
ift 5par fein S6aben bl1r1 lie anee-
rihtet poroen oie 2eute IN hen oor-
tigen &oblenlninell befamcn aber Ell
nen iol6en Sdreden, ooB iie iib
Idleunigit aus ben Minen beraus-
na6ten.
Die ltnteriu6ung in ge8ue
auf oas ltngliid IN Sort Wonroe bat
ergeben, oaB Die Grploiion our6 el,
ne neue Siderbeitseinrintung, sic
man an Dem @eibiis aneebreht
batte, berbeigefiibrt ipnroe. Gs
i6eint, oaB Die Ginri6tllng anger
0ronung gefonlnen NOR uno nun
geraoe oas @eeenteil bon Dem be-
mirfte, mas iie betpirfen ioGte.
9urd oie grploiion einer
gonlbe Dor einem fiinfitofigen Sc
nementbaus an Der 5meiten slpenue
in Seem gorf tpurbe in Der oidtfe<
polferten geadbaridaft eine ibredli-
DIE 9onif peruriadt. SbtpobI Der
Sprengforper Elm anbertbalb Sub
tiefes God in oas 9rottoir rib uno
piele Senlter 3ertriinmerte, ipuroe
nielnai,o perlest Die Eoli5ei glal1ht,
oaB es ii6 I'M einen Gadeoft bait
oelt. Gin 2aoenbeiiber IN Der ged-
6e ipar bon Dem slttentGter pafr-
ibeinlih als Spfer auseris6en.
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pciratsihcine. - Ocbmrrcm.
oesfGlle.
Isl d eine.

~ - " ; y w } ie.
So. s. Gapp uno Dora @tiiriter.
Bete Salnep llno Minnie 2oltiic
Seuiillger.
Solomon 9ifi6ib urto gaula Sc
ltermann.
Otto Neutnan1 lllb 9llno 8uie5.
W1or 8rote 1lno 2i55ie &oIieotb.
gllfreo 9fer15 uno 2illie @bitlep.
9fobert @ogenitabl uno Yearl
&nolules.
s5olter Stiider ,tno Morp glou
Cling.
9arl Maperboffer ii. 0soria gfid-
ter.
otto g.. aelnfc uno gers. allice
Stepart.
sssobn Sc. @lore Ii @ono 6. @olff.
Otto 8oIten uno 8alesfa gbelt.
6, G,cbirten.
9. 8. aaiiel ulo Srau, ein Mdo.
d)en, 2elpis 2ufenbad nno Sron.
eilt Maoden; @n1il aob(cr ilno
6rolt eilt Mootben; S. SO. @ruell
nno Sralt ein anabe; Geo. @erns
unb Srnu, ein 3nobc.
TooesfiilIe.
Otto BON Mengoen, 67 Sabre alt
sloolpb 8oliter, 3S Sabre, 5rieoa
9artld. Fl Sabre; Otto @cist, 50
sSahre.
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Nadrmf.

g(6ermals lit Elm oltes tpertpolles
Mitglieo aus iu1Ierer 2ebensreibe
getreten, uno
ssSn 9lnbetro6t, oaB mir our6 ben
Goo Ser Srau Matgilbe Scrff Elm
lansidbrtges bodgei6attes WitsIieo
oerloren uro
ssSn 9(nbetradt, ooB iie III iriibercn
Sabren cine tatige Mitmirferin ee.
meien, lei es
8ei6lolien, bob oieier @erein Elm
bo6geahtetes uno liebeooIles Wiit.
glieo betrouert
gei6loiien, ooB mir ben trouerr,
oen &inter6lie6enell uniere aufrid.
tiglte Seilrabme biermit be5euget.
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Nas seras Wunber

beilt oue ysteren, gIafen unh rDeu-
matiide 2eioen; bei alien gruegiIlen
ooer 2 monatlide @ebanolung per
BoIt fin 81. Or. g. W. Sall. 29.G
Olipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 800. Sdrelbt
fiir 8eueniIic.
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SuGn $. Bolton, 0ffentTider 9sc-
tar. 8runoeieentum. Mgept lin
Beniionsonipriihe. 8imnter 8, ct.
Santes Sotel, Sit-Soufton straBe,
9eibe 9elephone $50.
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Sn grooflDn ioaenHinem beut.
iden 9ihter $4,000 obeeidpinoelt
iporoen fem. @enn Der Sdipiuoel
edit III, 10 lit entpeoer Der Gidtsr
ooer oas @elo imedt.
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Or. ., 6. 8itte, Der tpclbefonnte
Mo9en.Spe5ioliit, reiit om /. 9lu.
9uit no6 aolifornien unb miro big
gum t2. September abtpeienb iein.
@Gbreno oieier Belt bleibt ieine
Office gei6loiien.
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@crlamgt Elm Sousnlaodlen, bas
en0liI6 ipredn fam. 9lpplifationen
slt richten: 2427 9lbe. 6, @alpelton.
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GtieabaDa= a=5abrplan.
5. & q. u. gaan.

y. W ". nc. OGBR.
No.s L@om gsorben. .e.45 aberos
go. o. Gom Norben. .6.45 moro
No. 7-2ocal bon Searne 1000 mora
gso. 9-2ocal bon Raleitine -.
SO. A. Son merifo ..i.5o uosia1s nad,lr'
gfo. 12-aoeal bon 2areoo (seniif9N :.
o,x:. 900 n,org.
SEQ. A. 0ad] oem gaoroen. .1.55 nofm.
yeo. g. 3ad be1n 9oroen. 500 a6erbs
geo. 8-2ocal na1 9aleltine. 80 n,pra
gto. 10 ggpreb na6 9earne.
$50. 5 -gaa6 @aerifo 100 mora lsats
gao. / -2ocal mad 2areoo (gemibt) :.
300 a6eu6s.
8. u. & u. Y. gabu.
anfunft-
go. 1-pouiton II. 5. aii5te 700 uad,m
yto. 3-5ouiton II. B. &iiite 700 porn,
yio. 5-&iiIten5tdbte lib nadln1
yfo. 49, @Dn &errbille .9:45 BORN
SO. A Son 8errbille, nur gonnta9s
gbfobrt- 9'4o 'o'VD'
gao. 2-Soniton II. 5. Siiite. s:25 BORN
go. 4-9ouiton Ii. 5. aii{te. $3.50 aberos
gto. 6-&iiltenfdbte. -. 40 nahm.
No; 43Iglab aerrbide, onsgenommel'
:, Sonfltags.: ..4:25 nadin
gio. 41-Nad &errbifle. nur So,lntaas
-. ;. $40 nadnll
g., $. & 9. q. (9aupt-2inie).
4nfunft--
10. 9-@om Often. .7:35 porm
3p. 7-8pm Often. $500 nad,m
gfo. 10-@l Ralo Ii. 8eiten. .7.30 uosh,n
gfo. 2-8on Sci gfin.. ..10.50 bonn
SO. 9-ao6 Ct gaio un0 @eiten.
SO. 1o1gaa6 5. @eifen. $50 e obel.ss @
No. 8-Nod Dem Often. 11:oo pornr
SO. 1-9ad 9el Hio.. 400 abellos
gictpria 9ipiiion, q. $. e g. u.
Nnfunft-
SO. so5 -euero, gictoria. .7:5o nod,m
go. 5oe-guero. gictoria. 500 born,
DC. s.. & :. gabn.
Qntunft -
yso. 241-@ou Souiton uno @alpeitou
-. ..... $50 n1orgeilS
go. 235-@om gloroen. .7.30 boriniti.
No. 231-8om Noroen llnb Souftpn
-. 1926 rlnchm
Mo: 9-gom gtorben.. ..7:45 abeiIbs
Mbfabrt
SO. 244-ga6 benz gorben II. Souiton
..7.l0 uprm
gso. 10-Na9 betn Noroen. 1000 born,
yto. 256-Nad) benz Noroen. -. =.
- 300 obenbs
$40. 242-yeab Dem Noroen unb Sal
peiton. :. -. ..1150 abenos
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE

Potatoes, per bbl., $1.40@1.6O
Sweets, $3.50 az per Dbl for Nd,
and 81 a $50 for n. C. Vans, 75c.
a Si.25 per Dbl. Onions, white, per
bushel-crate, rs a soc; yellow, $3.50
a 2.25 per bbl.; red, soc. @S1 per
basket. Cabbage, $4@6 per 100.
Beets, s1.25 a $50 per 100 punches.
Carrots, washed. per bbl., s1.75@2.
Cauliflower, 81 as per Dbl. Celery,
81 a 1.50 per crate. Cucumbers,
5oq S5c per basket Eggplant, so q
75c per 60-qt crate. Corn, soc a 50
per 100 ears. Lima beans, 81 $50
per basket. Lettuce, 50c@$2 per
basket. Okra, 50c@s1 per Y -bbl
basket. Parsley, per basket, soc.
Peppers, so Q75c per Dbl Peas, soc
a 2.25 per basket. Romano, 500
75c per basket. Spinach, 1880
1.50 per basket. String beans, 500
75e per basket. Squash, Yellow
Crokneck. 50c@$1 per bbl.; Hub
bard. 75c@s1.25. Turnips, Ruta-
bagas. per bbl.. 75c@s1. Tomatoes,
soc q 81 per box.
Apples. $4,000. Crab apples,
small. per bbl., $500; large, $40
$50. Pears. per bbl.. Clapp's Favor
lite, $40 $50; Scooter, $2@2.5O.
Peaches, 80 a. soc per basket; fancy,
per carrier, 81 a 1.25. Plums, ESQ
soc for damson S-lb basket. Grapes,
65 a S5c per carrier for Concords.
Blaekberries. S@1Sc per at. Musk
melons. 40c a $3.50 per crate. Water
melons, IS a. 20 per 100.
Butter. creamery, 81 u @32c; imi-
tation creamery. 24@25c; factory,
23h G24c for June make. and 221s
Csc for current make.
Eggs, 24G27c for Western.
Wheat. sl.06Ia for new No. red
winter. Corn. 6ske. Oats. SSh q
39c for No. . white.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10
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The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-10

even the poorest districts have six
months public schools, and he spoke
Oh recent visit to little mountain
place sixty miles from a railroad in
one direction and one hundred and
nfty in another, and yet where there
was not only school thorough in all
the English branches, but where the
children had an accomplished music
teacher, the bright-eyed mountain
girls rendering "Traumerei" or "My
ola Kentucky Home" with the skill
of experts.
All OF which suggests that there is
yet much land to be possessed" from
the standpoint of education in the
South If our boys and girls are to
compete in efficiency and culture with
the growing children of the once
wild and woolly West"
Those who stood by" called Pc
ters bluff in the hour of his unfaith-
fulness by saying: Man, thy speech
bewrayeth thee?" Certainly the
speech of the Southern man betrays
him unfailingly in all parts of the
United States to-day, and | am very
glad, for my part, to bear uncon-
scious witness to the land of my ma
tivity in this way. Travellers from
other sections do not ask me where I
am from. but From what part of
the South do you Gomez" And. by
the way. 1t will be found, I believe,
that cultured Englishmen, including
the present Ambassador from the
Court of st. James. speak our mother
tongue more nearly like Southerners
than like Northerners.
On board Union Pacific Railroad
near Laramie. Wyoming.