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Mexico Missouri message., 1910-09-01

The show that visited Mexico
last Thursday was a little sorry.
especially as to attendance. They
failed TO advertise in the Message
But the elephant was here. \
little three-year-old came up town
with his grandpa and he saw the
beast, the first one he had ever
seen. "Grandpa." ne said. "it
had tail coming right out of its
mouth. "
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-09-01

T. j, Rowe, near Rowena, win
have a public sale the 18th inst.
and will move to Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-09-01

q Moline, $l46.12.
% Central, 5000.
% Fuller, 1920.
30 Goodwater, $94.3O.
81 Naylor, $3.50.
81 Fox, $105.S0.
33 Gatewood, 5000.
"a Excelsior, $129.5O.
30 Tulip, $54.39.
36 Friendship, $4,000.
81 Lawson, $l1914.
3S Burnham, $111.37.
80 Strother, $9O.65.
10 Sames, $6S.SS.
fl Pollard, $22.I4.
~ Macedonia, 1880.
43 Pisgah, 5000.
II Canada. $44.2S.
10 Canada. S442S.
10 Pine, $S6.10.
46 Daniels. $685..
~ Skull Lick. $79.O4.
is Harrison, 1868.
~ Centralia,
30 Highland, 1868.
u High Hill, $155.60.
% Pleasant Green, $79.O4.
53 Payne, $34.5S.
"a Hurdle, 1882.
% Carter, $66.S8.
% Maple Grove, $7I33.
o. Sims, $96.14.
% Jesse, $123.3I.
80 Mexico, $39l6.66.
90 Hedge Dale, $74.56.
ol Prairie Lea, $139.S0.
90 Lawder, $111S4.
90 Erisman, $9O.S7.
64 Cauthorn, $l36.77.
90 Walker, $12S.O4.
66 Rush Hill, $25O.26.
81 Eureka, 5000.
6S Edwards, $119.31.
09 Hickory Grove, $114.1r.
10 Black, $S3.SS.
II Cornett, 1876.
y Hall, $3.50. 43.
u Caldwell, $74.56.
a Pleasant Plains, $lO7.1S.
70 Crow, $l39.S0.
Is Swope, $44.27.
u Middletown, 1864.
Is Carter, $1OO.19.
~ Fennewald, $1O1.66.
80 Prairie Chapel, $64.O9.
81 Chapel Grove, 1922.
81 South Liberty, $39.78.
80 Wilburn, $57.46.
81 Martinsburg, $4,000
50 Benton City, $137.76.
So Liberty, $1O8.24.
81 jackson, $179.58.
SO Sun Rise, $83.64.
80 Stauffer, $59.O4.
80 Washington, 1866.
81 Cedar Grove, $54.O5.
~ Beaver Dam, 1865.
90 Eller, 1880
"a Union. 1920.
80 Hisey, $111.86.
90 CAN'T, $8O.92.
81 Dunbar, $2.38.
% Burk, 1922.
80 Flynt, $500.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-09-01

One Of the defeated candidates
IN the late primary jocularly tells
the story that it was the Message
that fixed him so he "couldn t
come back. Here is how it nap
Ipened: \ certain other news
paper used fine paragraph
eulogiStic Of the said candidate
and the Message thought it good
enough to reproduce. But our
good candidate claims that there
was meat between the lines which
we were not keen enough to see
which other folks did see, hence
his undoing. Well. here we come
back at him-if the Message is
that widely read and has that in
Huence, the paper ought to make
a fine advertising medium.
Gather Dyer has IA new repeater
shotgun. The other day "a hunt
ing he would go" Ia little while
his father received IA telephone
message from him at neighbour;
He wanted father to come where
he was.
"But where are you?"
lie was 50 excited.
81 can't come, Gather, you are
too far away"
Yes, you can, | need you, come
half way, anyhow"
The father went and found
Gather loaded down with three
coons and an owl.
But Gather doesn't always 90.
hunting for the mere killing and
sport, like Teddy r. He brings in
the real game. The other day he
went out for a half hour or so and
brought down two big fat SPUR
relS, ana he was thoughtful
enough and generous hearted
enough to send the hungry editor
one. Thank you. Gather, thank
you.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02
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3(ContInued FreFii Page One.l

q . ~ I.
such aid toy bel apport l63ed according,
to the number ENROLL and to- the
length Of course Of study Il -.5
vi. That. the amount Of money,
available. for our school purR oses lis
Insult cfent. to meet properE ythe de,
mand upon these schools; tn erefore
we commend that, q tax be levi ed on,
the production Of Goa, OIL and gas
not exceeding 1 cent on 10 900 It: Of
"a & and II cent on a ton Of coal, and
liz cents on a barrel Of oil, Which
shall be equally dis trIbute between
the general school fund and the i'm.
provemert OF public roals. & " N
h. VII T., That in; view of.. the far:Tea CHI,
Ing and dangerous effects OF the Gig
aEette habit, we earnestly request
that our state lei Stature and munich
pal corporations enact more strin-
gent laws forbid ding the sale OF Gig
arettes; also making It punishable BY
fine for any one to give eiEaret ties or
cigarette papers to- any person. Il
VI b. We fnrthe beg that: q strine gent
ana effective child labor Inv be placed
upon our statute books with all neces.
shr airy provisions for It's full and efticiS
5ent enforcement In that the ply steal
and mental strength Of our future
citizenship be not hopelessly impair
ed in its youth. al Is,s n
gSiSsVIII. In us much as the teachers
do not receive sufficient remunerai
ton to provide for old nge, we recon-
mend the creation of q pension fund
whereby teachers who have taught
d NUN Der OF years and attained q
certain age shall rec I've upon retife-
ment5 a quarterly sum suttic ient ~
insure mai tenance i IA !, AZ
TX, II That 4 the \ formal school Should
he more literally supported and
should 81 direct their efforts solely to
| the prot essional training of teachers
with only such sacad emlS instruc tion
as may be nee Glossary to the proner
pursuit OF said e n ormGl training
course. !; 4 " y K, H IN IN;
That we end6rse e. the movement
To- consolidate rural di trfct schools
Wherever praG silica Bile. ".
RI 'sSI. That we earnestly quest the
boards of elucati lon to take immed:
late steps to have the rural chool
houses properly cared for during
cation, and thereby save labor h and
seXpense that has been $exn pend led BY
iSteacliers and sci oolsi for tie beauti.
sfyingsand general imp oyenen OF the
sblil dings. ~ IL IL
Where's sy the al Nv reatoI
IEhas Seen a TO remove our lend Sanq
fellow teac hers ohm q Bea u: seS
tend our syn patlly to hIss fanil NM
sregret that heS WI y no lons ers 5WoEl
Isamong US
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02
EXAMINERS : y: Me- :; !,
4lFphrHsH

Those Wis bird 3 \ of the Treasury
Departments the national bank exam
tnefs under ala sed by Law
refcs IlTfay omp Ter OF the l9
currency hold SSdis strict meet tngs for
Siischssi Il tie best ethods for
In t1eir Inv CAT ions they are eX.
sSecteds to lind Sbad Il loans, lax meth
6ds embezsls cement ski lfully hidden in
Tie SordsS or pos 81 bic vi ion OF the
many laws GOV rning the national
bRnits AT recent meeting Charles
H Meyer nat ioNaIS bank examiner for
EhfeaSn told how best to round up;
lie Till recei Vable in al bank. AS to-
she use 81 an add ing mac chine he re-
Hanrisetl 4. 4 .s.s X 81 W. 4 VI
IS add ehine list must be
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02
MR sWIsHER INTER 8 VIEWED

lAaFkt
H was the pleasure OF the ditorg Of,
The West yiggilfan ak olitics'S
for While yesterday TIN former
secretarS Of Suite, II on: Charles vs.
SWfshef Mrs. wisher IS very much.
Interested In the coming November
eiectibn aud he wants the voters to
Fealize that this rs be- one. OF the
most itnportant ele IONS IN recent
years, He the Republ Leans ought
10 bfEy their dihe rences and make
some sacrif Ices OF personal feelings
t6r the good ofs the party. And Mr.;
Swisiter iknoWs what 1t means ito
Inake such q PERSONAL s.sacri flee. He
withdre fromSth es ticket when asregu.
iafis nominated scandi date for govern
OF because ctl6nal strife had gotten
81 bttter that many peop1e feared the
Whole Hc1tet would be defeated. Mr..
hetl say Ills is an imp rtantg cleo,
ton Tor 8epubl leans especially be-
cause die State is to- be edistricted
by the coming Eegfs athre GLOWING
lie census tax and because 5aR Lnt.
ted States Senator isF to- be elected.
Numerous import nt8 stions Will be
M tor cpnside rai ion and the governor
VIII he Seriously hand cappe ed II he
bas egfalat IlTetno jim 3sympa thy with
ms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MI W - W4ssl
awate tiaf there are ugly situations
Ii several counties and he sincerely
deplpres thesf fad that such is the case
Nc doing every hing he can 70 get.
He epdblic anss to quit sfigh ting each.
ot4ef and 80 tier the D mocrats and.
he Is hopeful 4 that they will do So
re said III closing that he felt certain
line RepnbI leans would get together
bury thetr dilteren noes, elect all five.
81 lie e6ngTe ssn en- and elect Re:
pnbiiean stature. The sunny
nile ef Charley sWfs her. is a great
polfticai asset 10 him and the party:
WisreXers he goes he carries words T.
OF COMFORT and Sc heer pol teal and
when ne sets bout to resi- tore harT
m6ng lii the ranks he is usual sue:
ssessfpl All Repub leans everywhere
hope Wfsher. ssprophe cy will
he frue ana II he Grand Old Party
viii 81 march proudly to- victory In
N6vsfthaf time for factionalism.
10 seels anpt her q Innate as winter ap.
SfoaEhes. ri. XXI s. x 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02

The Times was having a hear. to,
say about the Cabell county teachers
iotr passing a .resoIut ton iayoring a
production tax on natural gas. What
will the morning paper have to say
about the Marion; county 5teach ers for
advocating a proluct ions tax not only
IN gas but coal Eand & oil also? Poor,
teachers, we. pity themSt II the FINES
trains its tax guns on them? 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02

West Virginia again ranks. second
IN the; list Of coal producing States,
the output. for the year ending June
3d. being about 10000, 900 tons. Kan.
,lwha county leads IN the roll of coun:
siesSWith a production OF eleven mill
lion tons. 5i rs \ W @
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02

6, al Monongalia couple after living
together for more than IS years have
decided that marriage 4. a failure and
the, husband has brought suit for difi
Vorce. They have several grown chill
dTen; and "a numb of grand chill ren.
The ground for the divorce Is that the
couple found they d dnItget along very,
well together. Such eYerance OF
she marriage ties for SO trivial q rea=
son Is rid iculous. Il Is j. 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02

|lIzIkIIZ|I'I|IE'|.|Z||''!E|||lt||z![!E!!!!I.A
N iii E5 BEST. % Ia q UMo III. ss.
hey don get very near y % }. ma e. g
S;sWel1, you can't blame nature He
| sats5 garlic and she eats onions. .
New York Press. N Z
Daughter Mother, could you love
twoSmenS at the same time?
Moo Not Of one Of them gets
wise 4 net9 g Ttger. Is
Mrs: Loren etzHe has good blood ;t,
Mrs. Hugh N But how admirably
;heg conceals II! life. III
ickerSD Does he gead summer re
sort lean cts and remain home stn New
York; Il rs z " Il Il, 4, III
Book 3; he reads auto cata:
gogues and walks. ii Ice.
55i e.szzS.l y. ~ y < K I, p
Have you noticed, my friend, how
many fools there are on earth ?Ss3
~ es; and there's always one more
than you think H. sourire.
Il Do you think az Ee can hang the
Ffjury?s asked the Y defen dant:
# II we don t q eplted the attorney,
.s'the jury will hang YOU, 80 Chicago
Post. rs {.sSs: d
%Can youssupportI5 her in the style
20 which she is accustomed?p
~ II can do that all right: But cnnsl
support her IN the style she expects q
Pittsburg Post: d E,{tjti \. 4
Tommy Tell US a fairy tale.
vi Guest Once q man who had a baby
that didn't cry and a dog that didn't
bite went to live in a suburb without
mosquito Harper's Bazaar.
Mrs. Fidd-:Dfd you; stop at the hotel
Savoy when you were at Films ?
Mrs: Fadd-0 no, indeed The
trunk labels you get OF the Angle
terre are SO much rettieE-B Boston
transcript.
What? Your baby is two years
old and hasn't begun to- talk YETI.
t''We1, no. But he's mighty smart,
and I'll bet he'd talk II envy wife
gave him a chanc !: ~ leland Lead;
or. ". a-j 4. IL AZ. y, ~
@That looks like d good machine Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02
PUB PUB Lie OPINION !. o
S;slll' y
~ 5sz:i='l 3 "a
GOOD Prices III ghgJl n sEIroP ea

-T7--'-s n 14sss I'd III
FOOD Prices 10 ghSl SEurope
(CleYe land Leaf er.)
This IS not the only country that.
is feeling the; pinch Of high prices
m several parts Of Europe the cost
Of living has increased to such an
extent that the people are CONF plain;
ing as im1uuch as; Americans have
been. an the neWspa pers are demand:
Ing government inquiries and rene.
dies! IN Germany the q wards move
ment OF prices has been constant for
several years and there Is MOTH 70
indicate that 1T wi II soon cease. The
poor are rotestihg Qgainst tbs a a
dftiona1 distress which has come upon
them! 4. Y III, n n II s: hi
Statistic show. that the consump
ton OF meat, never any thing like as
great as 1t. is In this country, has
decreased to a marked extent during
the last year, and that lp consequen ce
ofsthe& high prices many Of the cattle
slnTigh tered are Of an Inf erfor quality.
Within few years the consumpt ION
Of rye has. fallen on IL per cen t; and
wheat is per cent. Some Of the
st!Fofi est newvspa pers ,ia the German
emnpire are demanding that the tar:
MI laws be AMENDED % that lat food can
come Sii1ja across the borders free. FRANCE,
also, Y lis being sub ected to the same
pressure The plight q Paris ts caIlsft
ms the goyernmet uliea siness: ":
triaS too is? end Ing UP comp lailn n !.
IN Vienna public protest arc being Il
made against Il exorbi tant cost or
living. IN ALL these countEie the
dread exists that genuine famine
prices IRE at hand N $sss; "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02
and Extraivagance,


Both the automobile and is owner
IRE coming in for very serious preach.
meiitts these days. The machine 1t:
esslf. II held up / as 4 Tie direct cause
of much unhapptn ind suffe Flng,
ana d vast deal of ethical denuncia:
ton Is hurled sat 1t from many; sides.
II would seem that there IRE only
three classes or peone who are at
all justifted In railing against. the mn;
chine ttsel hey. are the man who
gets run into, or nearly run into; by
one; the farmer whose horse is
afraid of he thif Is, f and, most oG
an the man VII o. cannot get one. Fl.
4ts Those who are outstde of one Of
these CLASSES real II mistake the thing
they con DENIM. What hi ys mean hi
get at is the eXtfaY 1T; frresp onsi.i
bic spend thrift habits Of! & d limited
number Of 81 auto obie owners Of
Which the ma chine! Is only II the OUT
yard and Visible Isl gn. They forget
That IL II Sis not an automop lie, It
VIII surely be some thitgf else. OF the
man who can eli afford to- own and
lmaintafn an aItofi6Ht1 Ii there is
nothing by Srigtll TOT be said; 1t DIS
wholly his I, own, Spri valeS bust mess. II
Is anSSSmortgage HIS house to buy
one, that Is entirely within his q own
trijezRt:: and 4 Il !; he choose to Il own an
aut6ino bile rat her tthah Il To have # q
lihbIse, It III not III oil clear that he
Ihas Commit ted any bleach OF thfes
Tor moral by the chang y. Y
H Mould Sbss Different ss,s US
seeretary ling tgat vary t E11s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02
;s5ss77iSs 81 3

VI vi 81 M II i'm M Davis tors CQn;9
r,resss ttwoilld mean that the me who
SaSst if wait & he tafifEE duti les on on
W tyi :ViFgI6iaS Irod uctss 4 kensotG, and
s svaiEsSyf "a ahuf ri d urefs and lSmatis
IN ywsss I'M Chat would do to the lines
~ hxsine HEY are engaged Hes
lmnySfali fS6ti Il lie does not wait
fo IL ialiS 6ff. That pnly means
Ria ia Wafts 10 educe yotir ree1l
Insiise. sfrbIs industrial district does
lfiof axe oSthat fidea slatk
burg TsIsEERns
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02
~ 5Il.:hanIs PE,unls6i,le

WofisF Thans 3unIsF lrS1s 8 IS si3 a
T,I.s sFS6 bertS u ;yYaggon he presl
fhef eonrsetofi an ad dress on pedagoSgyE
at! Berea, Ohio: i: H 81 u 4 x
chaT ses iI3the5 last so years ea !!,1!
ine!5fs the abo itiong on CORP pun GLL
isSme1lt boy of this gene ration. is
never whipped But boy Of ttne S4asEs
general ion%Well " s. is
Dr. lagoon Ter st1ile q: s Y
81 ain q boSs al He d las gene tion.
kSs fsaft Slti6hst Rave bell that
tSaiTsi nj MA orss q had for ln0tto
stssTheS Wi an is her to- the
taugh ashing ton az; 5si
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02

'IIz|Z S l|lII''
no You RELlIlEE: q.
From the Chicago News.
In Denver where the women are al:
M! loved q i X, Z! 3s
~ That right for which all sutfragettes!
must yearn, {SS;S u u Il IA y x "
A sinful polit ician wat ched 3thegc \.
turn Is i.s3t S u sSS =;
Who GANG to cast their bal Dts; calm
and proud. 81 y NJ
Success had smiled upon that ca n!
4 date 5S. .3 n s E
UntiI sthSEl& omen all beganso Of cast
Their votes against him: Face TO face
with fate,
Ie saxa dire defeat approaching
Could he escape or was Il nov too!
lat? e H
You see. tile women liked him not at
For he had made his meaning very
When in IFS spec ehes3he y vas 8g ,9ll
Most 3Bone tickle and all fair ones
Nov they il we're bound that he should
have "a fall. 3!s
They SAID this slande cred should
promptly know, !iisI
That woman was q power, not q
It was thelr wish 10 deal heavy
To haddhim that he would not soon y !.
So they he advanced in swarmsE upon the
That wiiyipulitician,s so they say 81
Withinlhls brain yised q scheme \ 2!
Instrutli, v.
It's full ii. success soon made his manner
h He put mirror III each Voting
Beating the Tom Z o ans
II Iyidently5tlie man wit the name ofs
Tom'' was billed for slaughter TINS!
year ms Kansas. olitics: Eort years
and years the nickname mas mas
been q fayOTfte one IT has u d q
fohtissehold word name tn at tn ne eesbpop5
,iilalSce re16lced in. The mmomers
love Is 5call man N Ike u or oesg Or
3tDick"2 or TOM They don't Tx Ike the
shorten them. make them common.
easy, and right down to the grass
root s. 5A1idif there ever was q name
that should have the sur port OF me
grass roots it is But MOI e.
in| Kansas this ear. All the s 9i9
traditions we're forge ten: All Of the
o1dsloVe for the name ems 70 g. tn.Axes
been swept away. ust otteel the 5aes
feated candida tes who bore that l7l me
old appellatlon: i,l3 II,
rom aBstaf, cand ida t g IoFs s X 4;
ern6r: q !; q y il
Tom Cotdryi candid ate for :sStlsE'
Ton NsNeaI, eaRd idate i tor. CON;
e Ton. III Brown, candidat ter stat 3a
printer. q q ~
Yes Kansas seems bent on pealnlInlss
5he nom Toms this yea, or 81 re:asFs
Kansas City JClirna 81. 81
W ofssF THAN 2gnls tIrSs q y; a
IN Drs RI bell y 4IyVaggone The pTes1ss
denf 81 Bad win Z Universal aad I'M q
ithe courset o. an ad dress on psdagogg
at Berea, Ohio: a Il S Il y ~ x
nd one Of the most re maj fa1ies
chnnges itl3thel last 30 year ea.e1s5
ING IA the abol itiong on CORP pun E.!
isIment AZ boy Of this gene ION ?. "
naVerEWhipbed a But d boy OF the last
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02
etnriI,8 Il ,ladieIar EareesaQte.


( Refor4nsifi Jndfclal FF edptes
one 6f tile most hope srf sfgns pt
l8he times IS me cons ration Of
radical reform Va ttdie ial proceduTel
|j6y tfie Afnerfca cfatioh now
81 session at Ghatt ano6g Sc the
|lasf cbnyantton conmft Zee Was
nam ii 10 fiiVes gate aud sugs est
method by llttsa ton could 4be
|eSpedit ted and someso d the avs De-
|aayBt 0bEfateds
The America Bar Associa lion -
po% fful on anizat1 ol a nd should ne
abfeTto& give muc delb IN the 1ght for
reform: Decisive action must come,
from til Is courts and here IS sas tens
dancys among Come siilrists to- rendsE
|daclsfons onS merit nd thbut regard To-
teehnica1f ttess Which Wonlds reverse
die aims OF Just Zee. HI The extent to.
Witch technica ies5 are aIlo ms
ffuence deeisfpn s ma es the LAY and
Court Tidfculo deteatfng The very
purp6ses Of the law. "a
The change imp oced lure must come
Through the TeguIa III hanneIs, but the
American Bar Ass6ta tionS should be
able t6 give alua6te distance in
brtng tIg ~ boqst ~ bee ltngs News 'ts
kay a q lister: q
The county curt: has Sapp ointe the
list 81 egfstrars for each precinct IN
the county. It is pubIished else%le
In this issue. Il Y al
a The importance Of regis ering early
cannot .be{I two strong impress ds on
the mind Of voters. Especially we;
commend the advice to Independe lent
Repuib icans volt fsa 4 for. ft may be taken
f0ft granted q it Some Of those who
ltayaS been app fed StoTk this import
ant work Will not scrupIl!e8l much By
lodging and ski pfng tiers Who are
suspected #of leaning toward the IN In
dependent ticket M 4
ssfUnde r4 ie law! no one Is entitled TO,
vote uni ss hiss name has been regis
tered: And WIFI lie this law has peen
:iiefetofore transg ressed in the IN I:
terest of the MAJ chine ticket, It may
d that ia voter not registered
and wishing 70 vote under afhdavtt,
win travel a roc sky sToad by the cleo
ton commfssto nel d later to be Saps
pointed Fay ette rlbune:. Il v
M r. Bryar,sS discovery: lssi:: NJ
vii liam Jennings Bryan claims that;
Col. Roosevelt sis going to cont est tor.
the pTesid entail 4 nominate ion In 912.l
Now that Mr.. Bryan has made this dis;
covery2w what is he goingSt do about ~?
There IS one sure thing, If Col. Roose-
.yelt should run again he will be elect
ed and that is more than Mr. Bryan
.5as accomplish fnE his three trials
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02


ss in comm nting on, the purchase Rofi
two new cars the South Morgan
town Tractfon Company b the Post,
Chronicle gives some news Iof inter
est furthef up the dyer: The Post,
EhTonieI gays H y
ga,fhei D1fehase OF the stw{ cars Isl
made Wit the ind erstanh ing that
the line oG the gs6 utf SNIorg ahtoWn.
company, Isl. to- be extend led i shortly
no. Fatrmont. President John Mad
Ilgans stated this u ternoo on that the
Is preparing TO apply very
soon to the county. court for as fran
chise from the pre- sent; terminus TO,
tie county line. A3slmilar apple
cation will be presited to the
F'airmont5 c6urt withiha Hort time.
e lille Mr.. Mad gan had nothing
to say in regard q to the time in;
which the line Is st to + be built. 1t IFS
reported that the comapn y plans to-
begin the actual construGt ton Of the
MoTgant oWn-F airmo mt Ink next
SPRING Z. .,3,I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02

Aliclsek eenthe expettmeLit lion;
here alI mann srs tjf #ot and worry
saving deyic Tor chen and llotts
Hold N.fII be tlfprdughIS tfted3 Isl ~
I|be establis hed itnt Tie OK
HE New Jefse ion 81;
lSyomeffs Clubs. IL wilEbe the see6ndl
station % its hind. tae arst having
been for ttiree years Iii ccessfnIs ope
ERA ton III Gone tfttit iiltI eE the man
agement of Charles garlards q re-
tired pfayWTtg hts no ysrote The
County Fair, says Tile ton Globe
n SIS me intent ion ot tie lew Ter
seyssW women to- tnyest igat every sort
ofgcontrfyance for esSe1illg the bur-
dens OF house Dist scrapers;
pot cleaners dust sticti ion lean
ersy Jelly makers dough mixers fire.
IlessS cook esq poac flers and ~ SSt1le3
Thousand and one Things 6t the kind,
which american fng edhit has desi
iyised and ip1t on; the slaTket viii lie
put to the seNerest tests before they
are recommends cd TO houseWiy Il;
seems Ike "a very sensible and,
useful thing 70 Lois q:
women the w6nian que sti6ns r. isa
largely a duesti Of foGse ho1d q work
sSVhafgveES makes house ok really
easier Will in its way De as greats
Boon to humanity as ltomobile les !or:
Tying mach hines: 4; vi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02

Tommy-Teli US a. fairy tale.
I'll Guest Once. a man who had a baby
that didn't cry and a dog that didn't
bite went to live in a suburb without
mosquito Harper's Bazaar. N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02

70 which she is nccustomed?p
~ II can do that, all right. But cnnsl
support her IN the style she expects q
-S:Pittsburg Post. q sL,tsgE I. Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-02

Miss De Playne 1t true that you
said my face was enough to- make
a imam 0limb q fence? I B.
$;f Mr.. Do Vell, II er meant, OF
course, II the man was on the other
side Of the fence chicago News