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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-22
Rowley Estate

James A. Schaeffer, administrator
of Asaph F. Rowley, had filed in pro-.
bate court distributive account,
showing the sum of $51O.5O for distii-
button.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-22

Back of the desire of the people TO
travel is their mania to lie about
what a good time they had doing 1t.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-22
pistributIve Account

Alfred M. Barton, executor of Aaron
Barton, has filed distributive ac-
count in probate as follows; Balance
for distribution, $2,49240.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-22

"Cantecler" will not be produced In
this country. No old hens can be
found to take the feminine roles.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-22
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

Editor Banner:-Please announce
that B. B. Ferenbaugh of Union town.
ship will be candidate for tfe Demo-
cratic nomination for prosecuting at
torney at the county primaries on
May 18th.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-22

Editor Banner-Please announce
that Walter NJ. Paazig Of Pleasant
township will be candidate for the
Democratic nomination for prosecut.
ing attorney at the county primaries
on May II.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-22
CANDIDATES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Editor Banner: Please announce
the name of Legrand Britton OF How.
ard township as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for county
commissioner at the primary on May
18th
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-22

Editor Banner Please announce
that Noble Weir of the First ward will
be a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for county commissioner
at the primary on May II.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-22
Deeds Filed

Deeds Filed
L. F. West to John Phillip swartz,
lots 9, 1S, IA, 20, %, 2S, 27, 36. 45, 53,
11O, 113, 1S9, 227, Fairview $2,5OO.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-04-22

These days measles and mumps are
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-04-01

Is the pennant in the grasp of the
Bourbonites before single game IS
played? That's about the size OF the
matter if there isn't some hitcr IN the
affairs of the Paris Base Ball Ciuo
that have been arranged without COM
ing TO the knowledge of a single person
and will awaken the interest IN the
breasts of the Paris fans.
The Paris management lost no time
in securing Eddie McKernan after IL
was found that he had arranged with
the club with which he was held IN re-
serve for his release, and it is believed
they made what would be termed
ten-strike in doing so. He was IN
Paris week ago, only for little
while. but since taking his leave has
worked wonders in behalf OF the Paris
club.
What would the fans in this city
think if Tom Digger and Fred Ochs,
who were last season the pride or ey-
eryone VINO felt an interest IN the
home team. were this year to be seen
in the uniform of the BourDonlIeS.
This may be the case, who knows;
McKernan mas been away week. AND
why wouidn't it be just as reasonable
for him to be casting lines for the
former Paris men as 1T would De Iol
him to DE studying the roster OF tne
Paris club in his efforts to find the most
suitable material?
This is by no means all tnat mas
happened. There are others that are
being fished for. Men whose reputa-
ton as ball players eclipses even those
of the most brilliant lights In the Blue
Grass League. There is the Louisville
club that is thinning cut her ranks OF
surplus men, and the Blue Grass Lea
que teams are getting their quota OF
those that are being sent back TO the
minors. Has anyone ever heard or the
Paris club getting any OF THESE.
There has never been the slightest IN
timation Of this, but what Is to hinder
US from getting our share:
| President Bacon was in Louisville q
| few eeks ago. His mission was a
secret one, but it is generally under
stood that he went there for the pur-
nose of getting a line on the young
sters that were in training IN the
Falls City with a view Of taking over
a few of them. TIE result of his WISE
or what is likely to come of 1t is nol
given out but it is being whispered
around among the officials that there
are a few good ones upon which the
willy President has an option.
Numerous rumOrS are current 10 the
effect that the many good men whicf
COMPOSED the Paris team last year ane
arr. under contract for this season VII
he cornuelled to Ego some" In ofde'
to hold on when the many SHINING
lights the Paris club has unoer cove
make their appearance here Ior theil
preliminary practice. Creoence ma
be placed in the above rumors ana IN
ardent fans in this city may pecoIn'
"chesty'' over the outlook 1or IN
Bourbonites when the cell taps Tor Cn
struggle to begin. but ne is wise VIZ
remembers that this date IS all 1901
day April /.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-04-01
Wall Paper OF Quality.

Our papers are selection OF the
finest hangings from the leading fac
troies of the country and abroad, Sc
lected by decorators who know the
decorative effects of paper. The line
covers. the largest display OF cut out
borders and friezes, papers exclusive
in designs and coloripgs. Our full line
is complete in Zuber and Defosse &
Karth friezes. japanese grass cloths,
shand kid friezes, Tekko. Metaxin,
crash covers. Japanese feathers and
making the most complete
line ever exhibited outside of the best
stores in the large cities.
BORLAND,
No. 5 broadway.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-04-01
Horse Show at the Fair Grounds.

The annual stallion show. which
takes place in this city on Monday,
April 4, county court day, will this
wear be held at the grounds Of the
Bourbon Agricultural Society instead
of the public square as heretofore an-
pounced. Abe traction company will
l,ave a number of extra cars here 10
accommodate the crowds that are ex-
pected to attend the show at the fair
grounds.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-04-01
Dies as Result OF Fall.

Henry L. Bunker. aged IS. lead
ing citizen of Nicholas county. died
almost instantly from a broken neck,
caused by a fall received while de-
seending the stairs at his home. near
Morning Glory.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-04-01
Seed Sweet Potatoes.

We have Just received fresh ship,
ment of genuine Strausburg seeo
sweet potatoes. Let US nave your
d. SAUER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-04-01
Request For Report Cards.

Miss Mabel Robbins. Superintendent
of County Schools. requests that an
teachers in Bourbon county mana III
their report cards as soon as IL Is poS-
sible for them to do so.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-04-01
Wall Paper.

of all kinds. two expert hangers;
~ G. w. DAVIS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03

I. The uniontown NewSStandard
seeps In pretty close touch with West
Virginia politics as the following
shows: Z
n And Vice President Sherman thinks
Vest .Virginians would be short-sight.
ID 10 elect Congressman Hubbard to
succeed Senator Scott! Yet there
will be found those, In the Mountain
1tate. and in large numbers. VITO be.
ieve that any loss the august body
might suffer from the absence Of Sen
.tor Scott and Sunny JIM" would be
more than made good by the addition
Of Hubbard 5g;.a y st:tfI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
YOU'D HAT
May Sc, a Stylish One, But It Makes
~, u. Trouble

L5. - = -tf :, ~. -.I.t
! e man usually Buys hat that's .:in
style" but the modern hat for, men
hac lots, to answer for. 81 - * 3 XXX,
RaIiheads are growing more numer-
GUS every day. Hats make excellent
breedins placeE to4 the parasitic eerma
which sap the life from the roots o..
thu hair. s..,. s.. s f (. - ~ 'j3s (.
When your hair begins to fall out
ane you-; scalp is full Of Dandrutf It Is
sure sign that these countless germs
arc busily at work. ~. 9YF,[ :,
There Is but one way to overcome
the trouble and kill the germs-tha.
way Is to apply 'Newbro's Herp:=lde to
the sealp--it viii rkilI the gern,r and
h=a:ti,y Fair Is sure to be the result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc
IL stamps for sample to Tho Herpi
side Co., Detroit, Mich, Ono dollar
bottles guaranteed. Cranes Drug
Store, Special Agent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
NEW FL.TesHlP READY.

=.
!. NEW YORK, Feb. Sit Is announe.
ed that, the new flagship OF the New
York Yacht Club, the auxiliary yacht
lIol,a, which Commodore James has
had built at Quincy. Mass, II now prac.
ticalIy completed. The new craft will
DO amcng the finest Of it's type; In Al.
la1tio waters. ly1 - ~ m w
The Aloha is eos feet over ali, 1857
feet on the water line, 55 feet 8 inches
haarn, 22 feet depth Of hold, and IS
feet draught. She is bark.rigeed.
The height of her main mast Is sucI,
that she will just be able to pass
I'm, odrtl,e Brooklyn Bridge without
having TO house her topnast: Ii fact.
:: 10 the bridges over the East riv-r
which have curtained her originally
contemplated spread OF canvas, Tor
the iloha was designed exclusively
flor of-short cruising. She spreads,
including her light sails, over 10000
:sluare feet Of canvas. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03

v Ice Presilenti"Jim'' Sherman may
have occasion to think a thought or
two before saying anything more about
W. whom ,1I West 2 Virginia Republicans
i ought TO send to the Senate. He ought
to 3be able to take a iiint from the fol.
lowing statement Of Hon. VIM. P. Hub.
bard when he heard that Mr.. Sherman
had spoken favorably OF Senator
SCOTS reelection. Mr.. Hubbard said |:
7 Ny candidacy for The United States
Senate Is submitted to the people Of
West Virginia and to no one else, Ger.
stainly not to any OF the allies who
fought Roosevelt and Taft nor to any
two of. them who may remain allied IN
II heir II evot'cn to business In the sen.
ate or elsewhere"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
~ q " ~
a GREAT SsENsATloN IL
& Az FORT syYAYNE,slElD.
Nonderful 1. Discovery Has . Become
.3s Talk or the Whole Country. g s5gs

~ 7
This copy from the Fort Wayne
Journal Gazette shows what s. Root
Juice is doing to the city In which 1t
Is made: Sensation upon sensation
follows In rapid succession in Fort
Wayne htesetdays This Is the home
OF Root Juice and 1t has done SO many
wonderful things here that 1t. has be.
come the talk of the whole country.
The reporter In one evening counted
hfty-six people who said they were
cured Of some chronic ailment by the
use of the discovery. and many Of
them were people whose word could
not be doubted Some of the, cures
seemed like miracle. Mrs. f. G.
Moore. Of GLE. Webster street, has suf-
fered for several years with intense
stomach and kidney troubles. During
her illness she was treated by a num-
Der OF doctors and used many kinds
Of medicine. but itsall failed to give
more rhan nlomentary. relief. AL
though Mrs. Moore snad almost given
up hope. she was persuaded by her
friends TO try the Reot Juice treat
iHent. After using three bottles of the
Juice she gained sixteen pounds and
Is able to do her housework and care
for her children. The lady Is we'll
liked in her neighborhood and the
wonderful cure. mas caused a great
deal OF talk. Mr.. H. r., Beck. of AIT
Superior street. told the reporter, that
he would not take. a thousand dollars
for. what Root Juice did for him. as 1t
had completely cured him of kidney
and rheumatic trouble of long stand
ing. MIA. Il. Hoylese. OF 5O2 LaSalle
street Gan, old and highly, respected
Iqitizenl said: Il was completely cur
ed OF n chronic trouble of the stomach
and kidneys with four bottles of Root
Juice and Two bottles Of the .liniment
that Is Used with It. took the juice
three times a day and rubbed my back
and swollen limbs every night and
morning with the liniment Mr.. Chris
Hostman. of51314 West Jefferson St.
after using the remarkable remedy
short while was cured of a bad case
of indigestion and rheumatism. 1t
would take whole newspaper to tell
Of the, many cures the wonderful med.
icine has made in Fort Wayne
" The people Of Fairnlont will soon
have n chance to see for themselves.
as the demonstrations Will be conduct
cd In Rooher's Drug Store next satur-
day. ris
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
ANCIENT EGGS
in WAREHOUSES; Il / IL !; {!
THlRTY-six MILLION IN ONE
SINCE LAST MARcH-PRoR-
z ING ORDERED.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.--There are 49,
100000 eggs--enough5t to provide eight
eggs apiece for every man, woman and
child OF New York city and all its
|bnrouqhs-in one cold storage ware
house in Jersey City, according to the
information placed before the Hudson
county IN. ~ grand Jury "a its inve.-
tigation Of the big packing and other
concerns which maintain extensive
warehouses; ON the other. side. OF the
Hudson river. The eggs have been
there since !aat March, II was learned,
together with 100000 pounds of poul-
try. storsd since April last. Y. sf
Prosecutor Pierre 2. Garvin, OF ttla
Hudson county court, has subpocnaed
th, managers Of the Union Ternina!
Geld Storage company, 4, whose ware.
house the eggs and poultry are said
to be stored, and potf,cers Of other
large refrigerating companies to ap.
pear before the Ct and jury +riday
when the prosecutor hopea to trace
other large conslanments Of ancient
meat and produce.
The investigator is directed aeains:
the Geld storage concerns as basia
for determining tile cause Of tho high
cost Of meats and other household
|necessitics. Prosecutor GarvA, caid
yesterday that if he can find evidence
sufficient to warran! an Indictment I'm
der the common law for conspiracy to
raise prices, he will advise the grand
jury to indict these who ara respon'
slble for hoIdins. meat, eggs and other
food SUITS la storage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03

Vice President James S.. Sherman is
out with letter Of endorsement for
Senator Scott. Il '.:,y Z. 4,
We are grateful to Mr.. Sherman for
reminding us that he Is. our Vice Pres
dent, says the Warrington Record.
In the Presidential campaign OF 1905
Sunny Jim was generally regarded
$ u handicap imposed on Mr.. Taft by
he trust corporation managers.
His announcement should materially
strengthen Mr.. Hubbard's candidacy
With the people. - i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
tLiSL AI. fI.-Il' fIf4 e g %stt-1 =. ~ - Il
SNOWFALL" MONTGOMERY.
Denies the Statement That He Was
Cooked" N:ar= Mononsah the XII
othets Might. ~, H. =;

~ am the fellow the morning paper
said was burnt IN II = coke oycn as
Mononaah the ether n!'yht," was the
Startling statement Of Austin Mont,
,kenery at the West virainian ottice
last evening, Having seen the story
u, tbs T. morning paper that he was
tcaked" yery suddenly and sunexpecl:
.edly, Montgomery hastened to correct
tbs report b. canning ln person 70 the
West virglntan ottiee with TIL. abov-
statement: here was nothing In the
story wh1teyerh tt,e eo'ored lad was
net eyen c1rcl,ed vi, How the story
got started:is net In oWn, ;js;;i;.sl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03

Z " lie temperance people must not
forget that Charley Powell and his co.
hot.ts are ever planning, planning s,ill.
Y the way to do some mischief A iserl.
Gus attempt Is being made 10 elect a
! wet sconnc Gilman from the Dry Fifth
ward: The tcat$Was let ont OF the bag
when the Democratic; coincilmen re.
fused ~ vote for pr. l. 81. t;Yost for
election commits sioner. Will$the pes.
fple stand for:$dirty work in the Fifth?
word OF warming Is not sufficient
more may have TO be. said later, It
Is too late to {'vllkee up and splutter
around after the town has gone wet
Now IS 9the time= to take notice.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
Large Glass Initiated.

The local Camp OF the Modern
iWooimen OF America is making ar.
engagements for a large class Initiation
to take the place Of regular meeting
March the, tenth. The State Deputy,
J. VI. Conway; of Parkersburg. is in
the city and is personally conducting
this campaign. Mr.. Conway states
that he expects the number to reach
one hundred and sixteen. Several ap'
plications will be acted upon at the
Y meeting p, the canp, WHICH viii take
lpluce tonight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
A|||VlL |: !. 4 I /
CHARLESTON
I'M PoRTAh'T sATH ERlNG AT ? He
TATE cAPl Al CALLED az Z
s5i SUPERINTENDENT sHAWkEY.

I. CHARLESTON. Feb. at. - o discuss
the matter of agricultural education
and colleges In Wisconsin. Illinois. In.
general interest throughout the State
In agricultural matters, q meeting OF
school men and leaders In the agricul.
tural movement has been called by
State Superintendent OF Schools M. P.
shawkey to take place in Charleston.
Friday, February IL. At the meeting
talks will be made by Governor Glass.
cock and the other members of the
party who recently visited universities
and to take steps towards .arousing u
diana and Ohio. s. 4. '3.' "
AS stated a few days ago. Governor
Glasscock believes that the best way
to solve the cost OF living problem, Is
to awaken an interest in farming AMI
teach the people Of the State the i'm.
portance OF farming right. 1t is ak.
pected that at the meeting steps viii
be, taken to provide better courses in
agriculture In the schools OF the State.
Those who will take part in the
meeting next week will be Governor
'Glasscock.; the members OF the State
Board OF Regents, the president OF the
university. the principals OF the nor.
NAL schools. the dean az the. college OF
agriculture.tf the director OF the agrlcuI.
tural experiment station ami the pres
tdent Of the State board. Of. agriculture.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03

The State Board OF Regents at d re.
cent meeting raised the entrance re.
lnlrements for the preparatory depart.
nent of the State University three
points above what they are at present,
thus taking away another year from
the preparatory course. This the sec.
md raise made by the new board, the
Intention being TO abolish the prepar.
atory department as soon as practlca,
BILE. The State University cannot az.
ford the handicap Of a preparatory de.
partment and It is believed the people
will approve Of the action taken by
the regents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
49, y -, "a 9 y y ..rIrss -. 80
y n. O. APPROPRIATIONS.

After buy tng the lot ;on which to
erect q postofiice for! Falrmont, there
81 left $a4 900 for the building. Senator
Scott has Introduced IA bill asking for
\ $3.50: 700 for a postohice building at
Grafton. What buildings has the city
of Graft ton that will be in keeping with
"a $3.50; 900 ppstotti &c. orsto put 1t an
other way !; how: will Fairmont's $4,000
postoftlce look when compared with
our 5000 900 court house. the 100000
/ Watson building now under construc.
ton the id cobs. Hutchinson $2O0. 900
block the $140. 600 jail now being
built. the SIC 900 Y. NJ. C.. A. building
and the & 100000 Masonic Temple?
Why does Senator Scott ask for twice
4 AS much for a 2postoffice building, Mt
htiraftont as. was appropriated for the
i purchase OF a site and the erection sot
20 building at Fairmont?. Which is the
larger city? Which q does tae most
] blsi ness as shown BY postal receipts
Senator Scott may think he can pun.
fish Fairmonts because he feels that a
majority Of the people here are favor.
stlble to MIR. Hubbard, MS, his, successor.
As few. more moves OF the sort already
NrcEortel made and Fairmont will be
unanimous for Hubbard. To ask Tor
$3.50. 900 for q postofiice at Grafton and
be content with 1914 900 at Fairmont is
faroritism Of such pronounced type
Z that the people WON'T stand for, it. no
matter where they stand on the ques.
ton Of United States Senator, We
sthopeS Senator. Scott is not seriously
Z contemplating such determination
against Falrnlont as the newspaper re,
s ports Of yesterday seem to indicate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
.STOCKRlLDERs
HOLD meeting
UNION BUSINESS coLLEoEcLosEs
{ "A VERY succEssFUL YEAR AND
BEGINS THE NEW YEAR Wits
Aj.MucH LARGE r ENRoLLMENT,
stoekholders Are Well Pleased WITH
the Report Of the Management Of
the. School, ard Discuss Plans For
Enlareing the institution.

AT. the annual Stockholders meeting
Of the Union Business College wIlsi,,
has Just been Field a very ffattering
report of The busincss Of last year Wa
gwen BY Gil hinor, the manager Ct
the school and the istoekholder rs Wete
more than fpleased with the excellent
isfcwing made. Many Improvements
were added to the school during the
year, and after declaring a fair. divi:
dend to the stockholders nice sun,
was passed to the surplus fund to b.
,ueed in further improvements. +
While no definite action vias taken
at this meeting plans were discussed
whereby this school may beeonte an
institution or learning rivaIing il sizs
those Of the larger cities. This ali
means more business for Falrn1ont and
this school will no doubt become an
|lnstltutio,, to Which fhe city viii point
with pride. W W az! Z, X ~ y
The phrase that Tie school has often
used. "THEsf SIC SCHOOL THAT'S
cRoWtMo,' Us a real fact that not an
advertising phras= without meaning,
az few Institutions! Of learning any
where can show eucE, percentages Of
gain In attendance as. the Union Bust
ness coItese, although ali the other
schools Of general instruction st the
city are showing handsome gains. -
Fairmont is fortunate In having such
a progres e Institution as, this school
as II affords an Opportunity to all The;
boys and girls Ct Marion and adJoin-
lno counties Of securing business ed
ueatlon al the smallest possible cost
without going out of the State and Is
those Of the city and along the trse.
ton lines without even goin. away
from home ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03

Some OF the voters Of the First ward
are wondering what conditions could
arise ris which would make First ward
Republican councilman vote every
time with the Democrats In selecting
commissioners OF election. In View Of
the fact that this same Councilman. is
said to be a candidate for reelection.
y seems all the more urgent that he
explain to his Reppollcan constituents.
The II! columns Of the West vlrginian
are open to Mr., Robinson II ne cares
to say ANYTHING on this subject. This
request comes from the citizens OF the
First ward. si
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03

The Huntington Herald-Dlspatcl
/, Z! eliyefs Itself Of the following very
interesting statement: f- 5,.!
With more than three millions. Of
doll, liars IN the State treasury II looks
very much as though the Republican
\. party had q perfect right to sit up and
\ talk about: Itself ,allttle bit. When the
i: 4 Democrats were n power ii was gen.
\ S5ernlly about d three millions OF a lief.
i cit. And yet there are q lot OF flrst
y class men who cling to the obsolete
PRINCIPLES Sof. tenloc rncy. :S.4 i. (.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03

-foputar MorgantoHn Man Is Going to
5.%. New Jersey to Live.
3. MoRtsANTDWsS. Feb. 3.-B. H. Ma.
dera. Of the MADEIRA Brothers. owners
AMI proprletors OF the Hotel MADEIRA.
will leave. with is family. OIL Saturday
OF this week to take. up his residence
In Camden. New Jersey. Tho MADEIRA
brothers have purchased block OF
stock in the ldndholm stamping Cam.
pany. with a manufacturing plant at
Camden. and Mr.. MADEIRA has beef,
ELECTED secretary and treasurer of THE
company. The duties of his position
are such that he. will be compelled to
reside In Camden. In order, to do the
work He Will retain lbs Interest III
the MADEIRA Hotel, AMI his Il brother
Walter MADEIRA. will continue as man
! ager and one OF the pr,oprietors.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
--l.8"@a.-@ET :
4 oFFERs$FREElG GRANITE.

! HELENA, Mont, Feb. a.-Rids. for
furnishing granite for the State cani,
tol will be opened to-day by the State
board Of examiners, W. 9. Conrad has
offered 2 the bidding eontft /; & the
free use Of his granite quarry and all
the: equipment, provided the State Is
Aiven advantage Of the offer in the
bids.