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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
.B|GDELEGATl0N
OF EDUCATORS
FROM WEST VIRGINIA WILL AT.
TEND EDUCATIONAL MEET.
ING IN BOSTON.

Delegates from various points Of
West Virginia will attend the annual
meeting of the National Educational
Association July 2 to 8 inclusive at
Boston, Mass. Among them will be
MorrfsP. shawkey, State superintend.
ent Of schools Charleston; Prof. Rob.
ert A. Armstrong, West Virginia uni.
versity, Morgantown; Prof. Thomas
G. Miller, principal the State normal
school, sshepherdstown; Prof. Otis G,
Wilson, superintendent Of the Elkins
schools; Prof. William @. Morton, su-
.perfntondent of Martlnsburg schools;
Prof. ]. F. Marsh, department Of
schools, Charleston; Miss callie W,
Curtisg, State normal school, West
Liberty; Prof. W. q. Richardson, coaR-
ty superintendent of schools, Blue Sui.
phur Springs, and Miss Minnie K,
Lohse, Of the Center school, Wheel
ing.
The West Virginia Headquarters
will bo the the Westminster hotel,
Miss 1ohse will be in charge Of the
headquarters, and register visitors and
announce special plans for the State
delegation. A feature Of the meeting
will be a Harvard standium meeting
July from West Virginia delegation
This State will have big delegation
at the meeting, the largest body ever
to attend a national educational asso.
citation convention from West vir'
glnia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
EX-PRESIDENT
STARTS WORK
TACKLES MOUNTAINS OF coRRE.
sPoNpENcE AND SEEMS TO
4 RELISH THE POSITION.

q . . Z y ..| 4 u .-
NEW YORK, June 81, Theodore
Roosevelt began yesterday the life he
has chosen for himself as private
citizen. He has his own ideas Of what
the country shall do with It's ex,pfesi-
dents, and after a single day Of rest
at sagamore Hill, took up his work
yesterday as a contributing editor Of
eThe Outlook" Not even the fact that
his son was to be married this aft
ernoon detained him from bis desk.
The dispatch boat Dolphin, on which
Mr.. Roosevelt left Oyster bay late last
night with Secretary Of the Navy
Meyer as his host. brought him into
New York carly yesterday morning.
He went directto his Office and imme-
Idlately plunged into the mountain Of
Correspondence that has been accumu-
Ilating for him. Two hours later he
appeared on the street and was imnie.
Idiately recognized by, the crowds. Be
fore he had walked half q block toward
Flfth ayenpeflie was followed, by g
throng that blocked the sldewalk.
The sun was beating down With an
Intensity that made a ton hat uncolii'' 4
PORTABLE. The colonel plunged for q
lhatters and II took him just two min
Igtes to buy a vide brimmed straw hat
with a black band. Then he footed Y
at tho same amazing speed to hls
office again,
After his morning. gs work IN his new y \
.|oIice Mr.. Roosevelt went for lunch
leon to the home Of his cousin, Frank r q 4
.IiB. Roosevelt and thence he took r af
automobile to the church where iiit ".
Eson was married. is45
4 From the church ttGeg Roosevelt
||lparty, rode u The wedding receptlof
Il AZ tie hemeBot Mrs. Charles p Aiexs
ANander the bfide;s aunt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21

-Four more days and the double
vote period wfil come to close.
Four more days and the Largest
possible chance TO lay the foundation
Of success viii be at an cnd.
Do yotSgrasp he situation.
DO you recognize the rare oppor-
tunit spread out before you?
po you realize the necessity Of the
greates possible effort, at this time
whom subscriptions count the most
when the harvest Is the largest and
most bouhleous?
or are yon, and your friends TAX.
ink fcr granted that the great oppor-
tnnitys is5get to come2
IL YOU are take the contest depart
ments Rosd for III q won't. There
VIII never hes another as propitious
time as tho present to secure a big
reserve vote and q big reserve is nine
tenthB of the batt1e-as you will find
when the Judges meet on the night Of
Jaly 8 % hand down thelr decisions.
some stsrtlina Changes.
The struggle for Leadership is be,
coming warner every day, and each
one II the leaders Is working hard to
hold drst place In the published vote
me close o. the second period, Satur-
day night atRihe o'clock, will no doubt
mean some startling changes in the
standing.
HAVE You noticed how several con-
testants In each Of the districts are
maklng sEeads daily gains on the lead,
ers fSeep3the score, day by day. and
yoa wiilSsseswhat a pretty ag6t It is.
Eaeh onepf tile four districts has Its
lIghters. They are watching each 9th,
er ciuselys5and are developing into
nrseclass Generals"
Many Renewals,
Saturday and Monday many out.of-
town readers Of the West vtrginian
caiied 1T theotRcc adm renewed their
subscriptions in favor Of young ladies
wfoS are participants in the contest
mid their example should be followed
by others WHO desire to see favorlte
candidate win in the race. These sub
acfiptiops should be paid during the
present week SO they will give the
Candidates more votes than they will
al my laterdate in the contest.
The public knows that one Of these
mans. worthyyodng ladies whois num-
hered among the contestants will win
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
RIVALS MEET IN
SANE Room
TWO REPUBLICAN, NOMINATING
CONVENTIONS MET AT CLAY
WITHOUT ANY scRAPP.
ING.

CHARLESTON w. Va, June 81 :
Two Republican nominating oonvrn
tions we're held in the same court
room and at the sanie time, al Clay
soday. delegates to which we're select
I'd in. district convention last week. buC
each completed its labor and sd
tourned without the semblanco of sari.
rus difficulty.
Botn conventions claim however.
that their ticket is the regular one
The convention conducted by, tine couu
ty committee, the supposed regular
one, and presided over by All, Bell
nominated ]. *. Moora for the house
Of delegates: s. s. Morton for Emsmtc,
Of county court and 3. +. Murphy for
county superintendent aof schools
The Reed faction meeting in an
other corner Of the same room, nah G /
Hans Reed, for house ofdelegates; 4t,
=. Hendriclt for member OF at.
court, II. E. White for county sdpsr
lntendent and also selected tits
members OF the Republican. count
committee.
Joseph Gaines was endofseab for
congress by the Horan cehrentiv'f y
aud the Reed faction endOrsedJ. ]. NJ
Dorsey for state senator.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21

.
the prize in her district and as a re-
suit OF her victory will enjoy six
weeks tour OF Europe in July and Au-
gust as the guest of the West Virgin
ian, and that she will make the trip
absolutely without expense to herself
and enjoy it with a large number of
other young ladies' from many cities
throughout the country who will win,
or have already won, their tours in
similar newspaper contests.
Such a prize for a few weeks eff
fort is enough to attract the attention
Of the entire State, and that is just
what has happened to the people of
his section. There is scarcely home
or a place of business in all this great
county where this big offer of the
West parginian has not been discuss,
ed. and in most Of them the list of
yotesils eagerly scanned each day and
speculation is rife regarding the prob,
able winners Of the four tours.
Candidates Need Help.
II you have a friend aonng the can
dldates. cheer her up by sending your
subscription for a year or more and
tell her that you think you have a
friend or two whose support you can
secure for her.
Everyone is Interested in his or her
respective candidate, and is confident
that success at the finish will go to
that particular candidate.
Those who have been watching the
contest have quickly observed that
some Of the greatest work the contest
has yet known Is being done this Pc
rlod. This is the period when the
work Of the candidates counts double.
How to Win.
Many people wonder what 1t is that
is the most important factor for the
success of any candidate in the con-
test. There are many things of course
which play an important part in the
prlze;winning, but it seems safe to say
that the candidates who win the tours
will be the contestants who ask the
most people Tor subscriptions.
AS four days more of the double pc
rlOd remain, and but half of the con-
test it behooves every candidate in
each district to bcstir herself II she
would finish in first position. 1t would
be found easy to win II you will only
nut forth the proper effort.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21

NO VOTE WAS REACHED ON The
MEASURE IN SENATE, CON-
TRARYroiEXPEcTATIoN

WASHINGTON. June 21-Vrsteai
,oF reaching vote on the acceptaues
Of the house postal saving bank bill.
as has been confidently expected
the senate apparently was farthy fron
the consummattoR when IT adiopr. ed
yesterday. than ellen It convened.
Late in the day, the following
speeches in opposition to tho hous !
measure, senator Bacon offered ~
amendment lArlkIng out the proyl-
sion regulating the investment ot dc.
poaits in government bonds and =
molten was pending whe the senate
adjourned,
The principal speech in opposition
To the house bill was made BY sena
Tor cummins, wto commended That tn'
measure was aradica; reversal 7t tH.'
senate bill.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
SUMMER SCHOOL
AT THE NORMAL,


Mr.. ]. E. Leamon, Of Fairmont, has
been appointed as an assistant in the
Training department Of the Normal
Summer School. The enrolment IN
this department is so large that an
other assistant was necessary. Prln'
clpaI p. r. Parker, Of the Fifth ward
public schools, is in charge OF this
department and Is assisted by Miss
Loella Roberts, OF Grafton, and Mr. J.
e. Leamon, oflFairmont The enroll
ment in this department is seventy
and will probably be Increased consld'
erably this sweek.
The other departments Of tho
school have largo ehrollments and
much good work will be accomplished
In this department for the period ol
eight weeks. that the school viii be
conducted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
Kills BOAROER
WITH SHOT Gun
.HLuEFIELp WOMAN GOT GUN TO
SHOOT CHICKENS, BUT KILLS
MAN IN ACCIDENTAL
DISCHARGE.

.BLUEEIELD, ". Va, June 21.-Deni
mis- Reed, aged Is, until recently an
employeof the BGledeId Telephone
Company, was accidentally slot and
killed bytMrs. ]. J. Flowers, at her
residence yesterday afternoon about 4
o'clock.
Mrs. Flowers, who was talking to
Reed, made the remark that she was
going up stairs to get gun to shoot
some chickens which were destroying
her garden. suiting her actions to her
words, she went and returned in a few
minutes with a double,barreled shot
gun, which she thought unloaded.
In lest, Reed threw up his hands
and exclaimed. 81 am not guilty"
About this time the gun was dis.
charged, the contents taking effect in
the mans mouth, killing him almost
instantly
Mrs, Flowers Is frantic She says she
wouldn't have had the accident hap.
pened for her own life. Reeds home
is at Tburmond, W. Va, He had been
here for q month. Mr. Flowers, who
is employed by the Norfolk & West
ern, in the round house, was in bed
asleep at the time. Reed boarded with
the Flowers family and was we'll liked
by all Its members. Mrs, Flowers was
Rosie Beals, of Russell county, Va
before marriage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
FOUND DEAD.

CLARKsRuHG, June 21.-Benton
Stout, an aged farmer who lived near
Quiet Deli, Harrison county, was
found dead in bed at the home Of his
son, Alfred Stout, near Denver, Colo.
Saturday morning. His body will ar
rive in this city on train No. IS We'd
nesday evening and It will be taken to
his late home for the funeral which
will be hold Thursday morning.
Accompanied by a son, Ross F., Mr.
Stout went to Colorado not long ago
to vislthls other son. Last. Thursday
Ross set out on the return trip to
Clarksburg and his father, who in
tended to remain in Colorado, accom-
panied him to Denver Ross did moi
learn Of his fathers death until he ar
rived here Saturday night,
TFe deceased man was7O years old
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. 10
sephine Farls Stout; six children
namely, IN. Floyd Thompson, o.
Broad oaks; Mrs, oryilie White. d
Fairmont; Ross F., and Alphonsc
Stout, d quiet Dell; Carl and Alfred
Stout, of Denver; and the following
sisters and brothers: Mrs. Taylol
ward, Of Peel Tree; Mrs, Susan Nc
Donald, q Bridgeport; and Elmel
Stout q East Creek ga 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
IEaAls4lpvERrIsEMENT.
fo. 7SVl4oM m MAY CONCERN

"a. WHOM N MAY CONCERN
Notice ID hereby given that the
Bond Of Review and Equalization >;
NarIons County West Virginia will
op,vene Al the Court E'~uss, In fhe
citysof Faltmont In said Marion eoun'
or Tussday, the fifth day Of July
istoior she'purpose Of reviewing and
eaIaEIzlng thc assessments Of said
MsFion County, as returned by ns
assessor and said Board shallnot a !
irlfn far longer thar th'eS ts) =
II aDy time until the work Of re az"
aas sapallzatlon as provided b, s g
tlon issof chapter 90 Of the Code Of
sssst VitsInia, as amended BY the aos'
pF sne seHpIar session o. TIE J sIsla
tuFe 1907, Is cemplstee and sh'
nor remain n session for longer
p.sicd than rs days; and all perso g
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21

ar further notified that any po '''
fsI lsstr apply for rellet, at said mecr-
Inu herein fixed, Of said Heerd o. p
Wv anei Equalization. he shal' bs
d. med to have waived his rIstt to
ask for correction Of his assessment
lis tor the current year Of 1910, and
san MT thereafter be permitted to
qu, stIen the correctness os nis llat az
d,ill fixed BY said Board.
AN persons asgdevsd by their -
ssAsment must appear before said
Board for redress as by law provided.
(ssetlon ts, Chapter 90 Of - co's z
a.! ended by the acts Of n LcsIsIa'
ture Of t9o79
~ Teste:
JOHN T,PI#LLl?s,
Clark Of the County Court Il
Marion County, West Virgin. :.
Jrns 1929, st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21

SENTENCED
HUNGARIAN is SENTENCED TO
THREE'YEARs IMPRISONMENT
FOR VOLUNTARY MAN.
SLAUGHTER.

steve Rosso was sentenced by
Judge Smith last evening to serve
three years in the penitentlsry at
Moundsvllle for killing Emra Messer.
The shooting occurred at Hammond
several weeks ago. The men fell out
over some money matters and while
in a fight Kosso shot MeSser The
wounded man was brought to- local
hospital and died from the wound a
few days later.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
RETURNED
UNEXPECTEDLY
(Ry United Press,

PITTsBUR6. June 2t. Fleeing
from a Williamsburg house, clad only
in his underwear, ]. A. Brooks, real es-
tate dealer, told the police q queer
story. He said that he went TO the
house to visit woman, and was set
upon by a prize fighter and beaten
He was threatened With a revolver,
dIsrobed a1d'tied to a bed while men
kept guard over him a check tor S2oe
and a gold watch were taken. Mrs:
Annie James was arrested in the
house. She says that her husband re-
turned unexpectedly, and found Brooks
with her. He proceeded to tie him to
the bed. The articles Brooks reported
stolen were found inshis clothes in the
house when police searched.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
COUNTY | COURT
CRANE / 4 g.IgEl.siE I
sALo ofs lNiLL BE
oPERArEp;th MARION icouN-
ny lDURINe THE YEAR.

The County Court granted saloon Ii
cense to sixteen applicants inthis city.
The licensey year begins on July 1st
and by that time all Of the saloon men
win be read, to open places Of busi-
ness. There we're three saloon IL
censes granted in Mogongah. five IN
Pennington and fye in Warrington.
There will be twenty.nine saloons in
Marion county. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
Msnaaprl4unt called Home.

Manager Hunt was called home on
acount Of the Illness Of bis 'lster.
While he is gone James. carmony WI
act as manager IL the aFlrmopt Issc.
bail team.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
MINNESOTA DRUGGISTS.

Minneapolis, Minno June 21t-nrue
gists in large numbers are gathcrin !
today at Tonka Bay for the STATE
Pharmaceutical convention.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
MAY BE WENpLlNG
KELLNER GIRLS MuRnERsR
tBy UnItcd PTess.)

sLoUIsv1LLE, KY June ~ cplpt
Of police Ganaey has gons to Hgs'as
Texas with feqlislton papeia tFt.
,yldedSln case the suspect locltsd n
Texas ranch proves to be JOSEPH
Svendlipg, missing 1apitor waptsl
here fcr the murder ot little linl:
tSeilpey
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
SHERMAN ATiuNvEILlNa

SYRACUSE, N. y. June 21-vlc~
President Sherman was the princlrs
speaker at the dedication of a SCI
.dIer's and sailors Monument here 10
day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
al For lRIa Practice. !,

About one hundred Of the Na.lnas
guards Of this clty viii leaye tere
tct Camp Gaadslls to engage la n the fl
annual llp rite pgss.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21

Mrs. j. d. Clutter and little daugh-
ter and Miss Ira Merrifeld, tof clarks-
burg, spent Sunday with their parents,
Nr. and Mrs. Sam Meriraeld, Of
Chestnut street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21
-Four NOR Q
doubt Period
Tine When Candidates for Tour.of
Europe Possibilities May do Most
Good III Forging Ahead.
= FOR LEA ADERSHIP
CREATING GREAT INTEREST

MANY MAKING POSSIBLE FOR La
DlEs8WHo ARE INsTHE MlpsToF THEIR woRk--voTEs WILL
AGAIN BE AS LARGE FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS AS JUST
now
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-21

Tho west Wrslnlan has tho largest
HOME DELIVERED circulation Of any
lpsper IN Falrmont This Is one Of the
feasons why the West VirgInlan y
called THE HOME PAPER
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-04
Value Of a Religious Life.

A religious life is at all times
blessed, but It's value is most es
peclally felt IN times of danger,
and at the approach of death.
Those who love and serve God in
the time of prosperity, will not be
forgotten nor deserted by Him
in the day of adversely. His
name will be to them strong
tower, to which they will flee and
find safety; even when terror and
amazement overtake the worldly
and the negligent ones. What
solid advantage is derived from
giving up to the early vlsitatlons
of Divine Grace, progressing,
through obedience to the cross,
from stature to stature, and
thereby attaining an establish.
ment in the Truth. These have
the pearl of great price, the white
stone, and in it a new name writ.
ten, which no man knoweth, say.
ing him that hath 1T; an lnestlma
bic treasure; Christ living and
abiding IN them, the hope of their
glory, and the foundation upon
which they are built and settled.
They want no other; they thirst
for no other water than what
springs In their souls from Him,
the Fountain of living waters;
and their prayer and travail is,
that they be made and kept as
pillars in his home. that shall go
no more out. These are as salt
In the earth, and lights IN the
world; soldiers IN The Lam b.
army, who bear the ensign of the
Prince or Peace; and who will,
under his command, finally obtain
the victory over death, hell and
the grave, in their own experience
and over the kingdom of anti
christ the world over; even so,
Amen.-Selected.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-04
Birthday Party.

Quite happy crowd of young
people gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Gordon IN
honor of their son John, it being
his thirty first birthday. The
happy ones that were present
were: Walter Shaw. wife and
son Kennith; Mrs. John Gordon,
Jimmie Gordon, wife and chill.
dren George and Virginia; Har-
vey, Charley and Rachel Gordon;
Raymond and Flora Shlves, Ora.
cia, Jessie and Inay Mellott, Or.
pha and Bertha Hess, James
Johnston, Wilbert Mann, Leah
Shaw, Cora Keefer, Bruce Miller,
Harvey Bivens, wife and little
son Frank, Annie, Mamie and
Chester Feagley; Susie, Bessie
and Maude Gordon.
John received some very nice
presents. May each one of these
happy young people remember
this most pleasant occasion. All
did ample justice toward the fine
ice cream, sweetcake, pies, and
lemonade, and left for their re-
spective homes wishing him many
more happy birthdays. All re-
port having very good time.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-04
Notice.

A mlddie-aged man-American
good moral character, kind
natured, sober and industrious,
comfortably situated financially,
would like to make the acquainJ.
ance of good protestant lady 35
to 40 years OF ege, matrimonlally
inclined. She must be of good
character, and a good house
keeper. To such a one is offered
a home good enough to appreci-
ated by any lady. Ea:ly marri-
age, the object. N, misrepre.
senting. Those teres te d
should address.
Box ia,
Summer Hill,
z 2l t3. Cambria Co., Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-04
CLEAR RIDGE.

A. j. Fraker and wife were Sat
urday visitors at Johnsey Ker.
i'm s, at Fort Llttleton.
II. E. Fleming, who had been
sick, is greatly improved IN health
of which fact his many friends
will be glad to learn.
Maudallne Stevens, of McCon.
nellsburg, Is visiting her grand
parents, n. B. Henry and wife.
Willis Henry had been very i'll
of cholera lnfantum, but is get
Ting all right again.
w. r Evans, of Hustontown,
was visitor here one day last
week.
ellison Kerlln and wife spent
Sunday with j P Kerlln and wife
George STAR and Harper and
Harry Fleming spent Sunday al
Squire t'lemlng's.
Amelia Cline has been on The
sick list.
Nellie Kelso and Mrs. Carrie
Owens, of hnobsvllle, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Lovada Kerlin
Elmer Horton and Miss Ger
trude Henry were quietly mar
ried al the brides home last Tues
day morning.
Mrs. VIM. Lebard of Hunting
don is visiting at this place.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-04
Struck a Rich Mine.

S. W. Bends, of Coal City, Ala,
says he struck perfect mine Of
health in DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, tor they cured him of liver
and kidney trouble, after II years
of suffering. They are the best
pills on earth for constipation,
malaria, headache, dyspepsia, de
bility. 25c at Trout's drug store.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-04
JUGTOWN.

The farmers have about finish.
ed up their harvesting.
Precious, little daughter of
Grant Shoemaker and wife has
been quite III for several days.
We had quite birthday sur
prise on last Monday evening, 1T
being the occasion of Mrs. N. w.
Hohman's birthday. Anon g
those present were DAVID Nelson
and family, Daniel McQuade and
family, Charley Stengsrgwife an d
baby; Harvey Unger and family,
Mrs. Buteroaugh and two chill =
dren, Jacob Clevengera and family,
Grant Shoemaker and family,
John Neuroth and wife, Jane
Mellott, Will Wright, James Fry.
man and wife, Will Fix and fam.
ily, Maud, Bess and Fannie Gress;
Mary, Claud and Helen Stenger;
Wilson Souders and family.
Mrs. Holman received many
useful presents. Refreshments
we're served, after which all re.
turned home wishing Mrs. Hob.
man many more happy birth.
days.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-04
Life On Panama Canal

has had one frlgbtful drawback
malaria trou ble-thathas brought
suffering and death to thousands.
The germs cause chllls, fever and
ague, blllousness, jaundlce, lassl
tude, weakness, and general de-
bility. But Electric Bitters new
er fail to DESTROY them and cure
malaria troubles. "Three bot.
ties completely cured me of a
very severe attack of malaria, F"
writes VIM. A. Fretwell, of Lu-
CANA, N. g., "and I've had good
health ever SINCE" Cure stom.
ach, liver and kidney trou bles,
and prevent typhoid. SOC. Guar
anteed by Trout's drug store.