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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
uNHAPPINEss DIsPEEEED. :
Men and Women are .unanimo us Abol

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Many women weep and wall and re:
fuse: to be cornforted because their
once magnificent tresses. have become
thin and faded. Many men incline to
profanity because the flies bite
through the thin tliatch on their cram
inms. 1t will he socd news to tho
miserable OF both sexes to learn that
Sewbro's Hernicitle has been placed
MEon the market. This is the new
Scalp setrr1cide and antiseptic that
acts by destroying the germ or mi
brbEe tttitJis the underlying cause OF
all hair destruction. Herpicide is Il
new formula on an entirely new rriH.
cirlc.!h Anyone who has tried 1t will
TESTIFY Ito its WORTH Try it yourself.
anil BEL convinced. Said by leading
drngsists.H s1.0O bottle guaranteed.
Send 1Cc in stamps for sample to The
Het-nicifle Co. Detroit. Mich. Cranes
Dug Store. Special Agents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
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."Grausta

"Granstark;v or "a! Love Behind n
Throne" to be presented ut the Grand
Opera House en- Saturday. afternoon
and night. April 9, is a dramatization
OF George Barr NIcCntcheon's most
popular and best selling novel of the
same title. Mr.. McCutcheon Is also
the author of "Brewster's Millions
which was successfully produced the
past three seasons. However. 1T is
the concensus OF opinion that Grams
tark: possesses far greater dramatic
possibilities and Is n much more in
teresting play. ..,i
AS the sale OF the novel has exceed
Cd five hundred thousand copies, which
Is far in excess of any other similar
story published in decade. 1t is safe
to presume that. tie majority OF the
atre patrons are familiar with the sto-
ry. but. for the benefit of thoser>who
have not read the book. a brief resume
OF the story nay prove Of interest.
sGrenfall Lorry belongs to that class
Of AmeFioans-which the socialists are
fond of describing as the idle rich,-
and is the son OF an American banker
who lis travelling in the west. On 4
trhi1f at tEenyer lie becomes Interested
in n young giri who is touring America
in company with an uncle and aunt.
and by native wit and nerve success
In making her acquaintance. He knows
that She is'n foreigner. but her nations
atty remains n mystery. and when shn
tolls lin that her name Is Gugger.
siockert he is half inclined to believe
she Is the daughter ola German. sau-
sagef manufacturer, although snc has
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29

As the beautiful weather opens up.
nearly every one is thinking OF doing
some building or repairing, and the
question of roofing becomes an i'm.
portantt one. Rnherofd. naturally y Is
the. first roofing man thinks about
because OF its extensive use and great
popularity. s. a,e
The kelley-Finley Lumber Co. nre
the sole agents for this. famous roof.
Ing. and unloaded a large, consignment
of 1t this week. This firm does not
change their. brand of roofing every
year, but have sold Rubcroid, only. for
IL years At
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
-EHE SOUL KISS.

sptpc Of the famous song hits In
'tf1'hcs so.if ftlsa.t-5 the merry musical
nelah Sei int two acts. 6y Harry B
Smith and Maurice Levi. which comes
to tho Grand IN. Thursday for an en-:
gagement OF one night, are. When
the Swallows Return in the SPRING.
THAT Wasn't An AFFINITY" The
Human Night-Key OF New York.
Lets Pretend My Dlabnlo Beau"
Very Well, Then AMI ANY Old
Place In the World With YOU. These
tuReful numbers are bound to he sap.
preciated by local audiences. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
SALE OF 1850
! VALUABLE CITY REAL ESTATE

BY virtue OF the authority In me
vested by n certain deed OF trust, bear
ing date on the 4th day OF September,
1909, made, and executed by Blanche.
i. Colburn to the undersigned trustee
to secure the payment, of; certain
promissory note made by the said
grantor to Charles D. Highland. -as Of
record In the office of the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Marion county, West
Virginia. indeed OF Trust Book No. 20.
ut page 474. the undersigned will as
such trustee. on
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th,1s1o,
ut the front door of the Court House
OF Marion county. West Virginia. sell
at public auction to the highest re-
sponsible bidder, all the following de-
scribed parcels of land. situate in the
Faironlnt Development Company's Ad.
dition to the City of Fairmont. plat
of which said addition Is of record in
the proper Office in Deed Book No. SO.
pages Alto e. inclusive, being Lot
No. % in Block No. / 5. fronting on BE-
noni avenue so feet !. Ind extending
back 12O feet to an alley; also 10 feet
on lot, No. 22 in said Block No. 10.
being 10, feet fronting on Benoni ave-
nne aud lying adjacent 10 said Lot No.
ga distance. OF 20 feet, being the same
property which was conveyed to the
saia Blanche E. Colborn by Tlisca Nor.
fis2anlS wife and Charles T. Morris and
wife, by deed dated February 4th.
1905. and OF record In the proper Office
INDEED Book No. 152. ut page 315.
= The building privileges therein spec
flied will be sold ut said sale. hit the
coal and mining rights therwith be-
longing will be reserved.
Terms of sale. 81
Cash In hand on day OF sale.
Given under my hand this the 7th
day of March, 1910.
y NJ. w. OGDEN. Trustee. Y,
Mich. S-1h-22-29: 9
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29

the carriage. bearing and personality
of a princess. Before the Journey
ends he manages to be of considerable
assistance to her and she invites him
to pay her a visit at her home. the
city Of Edelweiss in the nrfnclpnlity OF
"Grarstark." He has never heard OF
Edelweiss or .'Graustark."" but sets
sal for Europe. determined to find the
country il 1t Is on the map. and win
the girl. On mis- arrival in Europe he
meets former college chum, Harry
Anguish. who insists upon. accompany
Ing him. They eventually. succeed in
finding Edelweiss ami .'Graustarks"-
IN unimportant principally situated
in Eastern Europe. but are dismaye,l
to find; that not even the oldest inhab-
itnnts have ever heard OF anyone by
the name. of ..Guggenslocker." Lorry
and his friend overhear a plot to ab-
duct the princess OF, the realm.
Thirsting fer adventure. they decide
ito remain and Illustrate the plans of
the wonTd-be abductors. and during the
exciting adventures that follow, in, n
thrilling scene which occurs In the
boudofr OF the princess. Lorry -discov.
.ers that she is none other than the
mysterious Miss Guggensloclser'' Of
his quest, whom he met in America.
He also learns that she Is betrothed 10
4 neighborinE prince, whom she must
marry to save her prlncipallty from
financial ruin. This. however, does
not deter the intrepid American from
making desperate love to the princess.
The prince to whom she is betruth.
ed is murdered by a jealous rlral.
Lorry Is accused OF the crime and I'm.
prisonesl. but through the Intervention
OF the princess is eventually released,
ana after numerous hair breadth es.
canes. thrilling and sensational situa.
lions anil intensely interesting dram-
attic scenes. the story ends happily for
all parties concerned to the tune or
wedding bells. il5
The l1cale of lite story lends itself
readily to picturesque scenic settings
and gorgeous cnstuminE OF regal
gowns and military uniforms. The
producers have SPARED no expense in
this respect, and the production is said
to be one of the most extravagant and
elaborate eeyr. given romantic play.
Granstark" should and probably
VIII prove dramatic treat. isii.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
HIGH CLASS CIRCULATION.

The West Vfrginfan has the largest
paid.in.ailrance mail list OF any Marion
county paper-every subscriber is paid
In advance. which means that ndver.
tisers are getting high class clrcula-
ton through these columns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-29
Through Service
Fairrnont to Clarksbur g
FAiRMoNT g cLARksBURe
TRACTION cOMpnNv.

TRACTION COMPANY. Z
Cars leave Cor. Main and jefferson
sts., Falrmont, HOURLY for cIarLs-
burg and intermediate Points from
$500 A. M. until 1000 p. M.
Schedule of interurhan Cars, Octo.
Der Fl. 1907. I;
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01
HELPED
MAHUKA INCREASE

According to information, :. received
from The Advertisers Washington
correspondent, Assistant Secretary Hill
les of the treasury department, was
greatly responsible for the provision by
which $35O,OO0 has been set aside from
the Omnibus Building Bill to enlarge
the Mahuka site.
Delegate Kalanianaole and George p.
Mcclellan held several conferences
with him regarding the effect that the
enlargement provision would have on
the plans already drawn, discussing 81
the same time the provision for tAe
IIilo federal building.
Some time before the bin was pass
cd, the chances for the Honolulu pro
visions seemed extremely good, Har
walls friends in congress promising It
their strong support.
The same letter stated that the Dele
gate had been the host Of a large party
OF congressman and theiT friends At the
Marlborough. .Hlsnheim Hotel at Atlan'
..e CITY. the feature Of the enieftaiH'
ment being the singing Of the promo
ton eemmlttee z Hawaiian qnintet,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01
State DRartmeat win Decide
oueEion Whether to
Intervene.

wAsHING2N, June 9sNxcOnsul
Moffatt at ANaelds wires the ssaAte
department tit the intervention Of !
the United St$s to put an end to the
war between te forces of President
Madriz of Nicaagua and General Es-
trada, the revol Zionist, is desired by
the citizens Of te republic
The fighting btween the governme1.
forces and the 1volutionists has been
fierce for severa days, and the rebels
have been gazing in nearly. every
battle.
President Mafiz placed another
forced loan fel days ago. Friends
of the governmef advised Madriz to
take every necess ry step TO stamp out
the rebellion.
The advisabilit1 of intervention by
the United State will be considered
at once by the Authorities here. For
some time there rs been talk of in
tervention, but thiI is the first demand
made by Nicaraguns.
The struggle has been going on for
many months, ant the little republic is
being impoverishtd.
All along it has ben generally bae
lieved Nadriz has had, his hands f.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01
GREAT AIRSHP
TOTAL WREO
zeppeIin's "The Deutschland
Falls in Forest With Thirty
Three on Board.

DUSSELDORF, Germany, June 29.-
Count Zeppelin IS great passenger air
ship Deutschland, which startled the
world few days ago by carrying the
largest number of passengers ever
borne by an airship of any kind, lies a
wreck in the Teutoburger Forest altar
a thrilling battle with the wind.
The crew of thirteen and twenty
newspaper men as passengers eseapsa
uniniured. ssz-s-s----.ss~,.
The wreck was caused by the ex-
haustion of the Deutschland's s fuel -
the stopping of her motors. When thb
machinery stopped the big dirigible
was unable to make headway in any
direction except to windward, and the
crew brought her down as best they
could.
The maiden trip of the Deutschland,
from FREDERICKSBURG to Dusseldorf was
made June 81. She carried twenty pas
sengers. After that, Count Zeppelin
booked passengers regularly. His de-
rigible was the finest thing of its kind
in the world This was only one of
many wrecks of airships built by the
Count, and he has spent huge sums in
building them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01
New American-Iapanese Treaty
Will Not Affect Future
Labor Situation.
.HRMlHARA TELLS SHlNPO so
Negotiations for New Treaty Are
Proceeding Between Two
Governments.
fFrom Wednesday ANvernser.l J


Among the passengers on the Nip
pon Maru now on its way to Yoko'
hama is Mr.. Hamihara, the first secre-
tary of the Japanese embassy at Wash
ington, who is on his way to Japan
for a vacation. He will also take up
some official business while there, deal
ing with the new apanese-Amerlean
treaty soon to be drafted.
In an interview given representa-
tive of tho Hawaii Shinpo yesterday,
he stated that negotiations for this
treaty were already progressing quiet
ly between the two governments.
There will be no radical change in
the immigration clauses of the treaty!
he says, none, at least, being expected
at the present time.
Speaking about the prospects for the
suspension of the coastwise laws, MI
Hamihara stated that it had very
bright prospects of going through II
Washington at the next session of con
gress.
Mr.. Hamihara is a youthful looking
man, not appearing above thirty years
of age while he is in reality thirty
five. He has been in Washington con
nected with the diplomatic service fol
ten years, and is trusted servant o.
his government. From Japan he viii
90 to China.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01
. BABIES AND CHILDREN

should be fairly plump. They
ought to put ON fat as fast as
they use it up; for fat is fuel,
and the burning of it makes pow
er and force. Thin children
even along to the age of eighteen
or twenty-are in danger from
consumption, and from other
wasting complaints. The chill
dren who starve, and the young
men and women who are con-
sumed-why, the very idea of
it is frightful. For such as
they, there is always what is call,
ed "mighty famine" in the
land. Food, though it may be ia,
ken plentifully, does not nourish
them. 1t makes no fat; it gives
70 strength. To prevent this, to
cure this, to save the young ones
at the mothers knees, and the
bright boys and girls who arc
Just looking at the world with
ambitious eyes, is the purpose of
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
Its success is decided and set
tied. Thousands owe to it life
and health. 1t ia palatable as
honey end contains all the cur,
ative properties of pure Cod
Liver Oil, extracted by us from
fresh cod liyers, combined with
the Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites and the Extracta
of Malt and Wild Cherry. In
building up pale, puny, emacia-
ted children, particularly those
troubled with Anemia, scrofula,
Rickets, and bone and blood dis
cases, nothing equals II; It's tom
10 qualities are Of the highest or
der A Medical Institution says
eve have used your preparation
In treating childrea for coughs.
colds and Inflammation ita ap.
plication mas never failed ~ In
any oase, even the most aggra-
Yaled bordering on pneumonia,
The ohildEon Ike Il, and Il
builds up their bodies mani
little children Owe their liYe'
% ll.p Effective from the iiuI
dose, and gon cannot ba dlsap
poinaea ip a. Sold b. eaemlsls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01
SAY WHITE SLAVERS
ARE NOT ORGANIZED

NEW YORK, June 29.-The special
grand jury empaneled some time ago
to investigate the charges that the
white slave trade was being carried on
in this city made its report today, that
there is no organized traffic in young
girls here.
John d. Rockefeller, Jr., was fore.
man of The jury, and the WORK of that
body has been in progress during the
past six months.
The findings of the jury are practical
ly an acquittal of New York, for dur
ing the past year or more it has been
charged that the white slave trade ex
listed and was controlled by an organ
ization of persons who profted from
the selling of girls for shameful pur
poses.
The report of the jury is considered
as an exoneration of other cities al
well.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01
ENGLAND PLEASED
At CHINESE ACTION

LONDON. The announcement that
the Chinese throne has approved a
recommendation deeFeeing English ~
the Official language for scientific and
teshnleal education ls widely quoted BY
the press hers aud has aroused great
Interest n diplomatic and commercial
circles.
The Daily News sayas "foT = long
time Nsnpllsh has been the most widely
Used tongue after she naliYa language
la The ehlnese empire. hoi 0nlY has
h long been & rfdlnm ~ trading iFaHs'
actions Hiih she faTalHaeF, bat else the
melp ehanpel - Hhlsh e repflne she
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01
NO BIG BETS or THE
RESULT OF RENO BOUT

RENO, Reyada, jams 20. Betting oa
the result II ihe Jefdes johnson pFlsa
aaht 4 lively, but ~ lafge sums e.
haIna xaaarea. Tbs eFegae are ~
raeag nailenns heTe aua sEellemeal
3 faHnIHg high
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01

flood of new ideas that Is now changing
the whole spirit of that vast eiviliza-
tiOn which has entered China. There Is,
then, no reason why we should doubt
the statement that English Is 70 have
the singular honor Of carrying the ideas
OF Europe 70 uneounted millions Of Chi.
neae people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01
We ANNoYINa oouaH.

Your cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate mem.
bFanes of youF throat II yoa Hant 70
DO annoyed. nui II yon want relief,
want % be cured, take Chamberlain z
Cough Remedy. For sale By an drag
slgta IleuEon, Smith 90, Ltd
agsnts for heeaill
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01

The British government does not
agree with the criticisms of Roosevelt
and is satisfied with the policy in
Egypt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01
LIQUOR QUESTION IN HAWAII
THE PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED
Why Prohibition Is the Best Method Of Re.
duCing the Consumption Of Liquor
to Minimum.
az 1oRRIN A.sTHuRsToNl

CBY 1oRRu AsTHuRsToN)
At request Of
League prepared articles setting
against Regulation
High following artcle;l
REGULATION" EVIL
TO BE OVERCOME BECAUSE IT STILL PROVIDES THE op
PoRTUNITY ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR analysis
the alcohol in liquor which kills
Hawaii He had been for connected with the wholesale liquor
liquor adteratng with fuselo and other pO and the don was
listening
POISON IN LIQUOR Is ALCOHOL
II have been the liquor myself for about forty years and
alcohol the principal aduterant water
Ho1 A
the poison liquor What
injurious liquor alcohol
remains remains
In the words of Dr. BrnckerhOh alcohol is habicreatns character
BISHOP REsTARIcK AND ALCOHOL AS A FOOD.
shut up in complicated apparatus and given small quantities of
observation analysis his breath
body
the conclusion followed that alcohol has food properties and should be treated
AM egslsted a
RATTLEsNAKE A ANIMAL
argument catalOg
On
rheumatism.
incidentally portions may and
medicinal but primarily is poisonous reptile and mankind
recognize and classify such.
MORPHINE, sTRYoHHJ1NE
Incidentally, aleviatO
Incidentally,
legiEated
whisky $ likewise, incidentally a
For the of the admit that whisky
food
not however whisky primarily
load
waterwOrks
Y DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ALCOHOL AND OTHER porsoNs
Il u custom
hospitality which DISCUSSES and sight
in background, the effect
ultimate action other deadly
ts
= has mott recently.
1t only within hundred that organized opposition to
the a into existence
It TIPsY PARSONS PURITAN
nothing thought
Church of England divine who became psy good dinner and Puritan
reveny passed around the jug the accompaniment
PRAISE God From Whom All Blessings Flow
PRIMARY CHAMPAGNE
a mankind acknowledge tha
primary sparkling
Of senhns sTlpss ] made m fe'uSo m0S ana n p'" O"
FACTS NOT EVEN AssD1uATED HaH1r1NDED
Many highly pnanthropic
Bishop Ra have not even yet asmd these fac although the
matters of demonstration
patron spit it in disgust
Take the alcohol champagne
their when the I'VE dollar
Honolulu soda waite
ALCOHOL THE COMMON LURE.
5 the alcohol IS the
squa
home murder his wife.
a clothes
the best families and tt
highest community.
W. L. aREEN ETERNAL
OF
truth "The chief poison in liquor alcohol
WEAKNESS REGULATION AND HIGH LroENsE.
The failure recognize POISON,
IS WEAKNESS IN THE CIRCULATION AN
HIGH LICENSE" PROGRAM
regulation high license advocate admtS practically
against He admits that podnc
misery suffering and poverty that !. is beneficial to society to reduce
he would achieve by limiting the right TO SELL TO those holding licenses
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01

swps poor dsvn who drinks
his mouth and ponbls
stomach
brandy devoted club man win
boys insert the
aschty without help lightning
his head and morning
IMPURE LIQUOR soAPEaoAr
hue cry after inpuro'' liquor is of on a false SCENT
Impure liquor
Impure liquor Undesirable 60 proper
in evil reue enemy is alcohol
MoNaoosE COMPARED A BENGAL TIGER
liquor compared to pure
alcohol as 0ngoOSo catching stray chickens
turned banyard annoyance;
which must be killed Gagged before there
"REdULAT1oN' ADVOCATES CHARACTER BUILDING.
The Regulation and High License
mOngOo impure liquor but instead
by the lodging farm
hands and educate them into Selfrelauce
CLEANLINESS ORDER FA11AcY.
THE SECOND REGULATION AND HIGH LICENSE" is
win remedy the evil ' ''l'O-'
wmt9
Cleanliness up the
city, s'rubbns the doors Of the saloons with putting
which adon the walls proper things
nfectng cleaning up the cutters
| But Kiping says that's another story
TEXT.
conscientious sincere men and women are
now trying to solve is w intoxicating liquor
to the lowest practicable
ANT1PRoHIB1TIoN1sT REMEDY
antprobOnist solution is first high license second s .h
saloon clean orderly
Tho conditions
they not what kill in connection
nam served in
cutgas goblet button
hole and DOmpdOur haircut will make the
he drank it out of gmy tin dppe
tough, dressed in Overals and sweater.
1t is the ''alcOhOlr not the dirt
Prohibiting "impu liquor does opportunity
pure alcohol Neither pure liquor
in clean orderly place. opportunity
An orderly community desirable
in
proper steps take would be maintain order the
cleanliness is most desirable status to
strive for but the securing of order not primarily
DISORDER THE PROBLEM
The problem under discussion
liquor to the lowest practicable
Alcohol not dirt is the
conduct thing away
and a
a. MASTERPIECE
alcohol solely
alcohol simply
that it shall be sold in clean and orderly
but come illogical
inadequate to accomplish the announced intention that nohn
has been repeated and the number of people who want to believe it, keeps
:, proposition masterpiece of
Here an analysis of the Regulation and High License process
Intoxicating liquor contains alcohol Alcohol is poison We therefor
limit .,,o 50 " 3 to minimize mi the effect of the poison
''stOp permitting public 0
REGULATED
Heavens Purify poison
policeman
g
that consumption Intoxicating
10 practicable
rs
general procedure
according
i'd
Omal certificate of purity cleanliness order it logical conclude tn
lowest practicable
ocNUSDRUHG FEEBLE MINDED.
eating
!, policeman TO keep tab his victims
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-01

The eoid aammaI IL Mes HeFk hes
meHea lae eoaey ialsna fesaan.