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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
FAMOUS BEAUTIES s
NEVER GET FAT.

y : z H. Z II
Wonankinn wonders why famous
Beauties .row old, but do not grow
fat. They live at silken ease, amid the
poreeIain flesh pots. The VIE, THAT
puts out obscure mortaIa. fIowc not
iiliberally down their aIabaster threats.
Vet their lifelong loaf does not .t1icken
their limbs nor double their chins.
What is the secret of the Ione.llv=d
graeefuiness Ct the hauntton7
b one-AaIf ounce MarmoIa, 1.2 CT. Fl.
Es. cascara Aromatic, 3 1.2 OF. Pep
ncrrint Water. Thir in the famous
Marmoia Prescription. long familiar to
tho fashionable pharmacists Of the
world and then clientele, but which,
has only recently penetrated to the
knowledge Of the hoi po!Ioi OF woman.
hind. Since when, for convenienee
sake, It has been put Into elegant peck
ct form, the MarmoI7 Prescription Tab.
let, which can now be had Of well nigh
any druggist, fashionable and ordinary,
CT the Marn'oIa Co., 1143 Farmer
eidgr Detroit, Mich., in large cases for
seventy.five cents.
With this tablet any "on,an can re.
duee. by losing ! pound day. In i few
weeks take OF fat (where 1t shows
most) on chin, abdomen, hips, etc,
without ned fer exercising, table re.
straint, fear. of wrinkles. or the slight.
est physical harm or uneasiness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
{, WANTED u 50 NJ u os;,ea.t

~
N. o. Christie, the enterpriring drug.
eist. u advertising Today for fifty men.
and women to take advantage o. the
speeia, half price offer he 10 making
on, Or. HoWardrs celebrated specific for.
the cure Of constipation and dyspep.
STA and get fifty cent package at
halt price. rs cents. -.;..
So positive Ia ne Of the remarkable
power Of this ep.clHc to cure these
diseases. as well as sick headaehee and
liver troubles, that he agrees TO re.
fund the tnoneyto any Customer whom
this raed::ine does not quickly relieve
and cure. sity4
With Or. stewards specific at hand.
you can eat what you want and have
no fear Of III consequences. u.
|strenathens che ftom7 CHI, gives perfect
digestion, regulates the bowels, ere
ates an appetite, and makes life worth
tire living. h,
This ic an unusual opportunity &c
Obtain 60 doses Of the best medicine
ever made Tar half IT'S regular price
With the personal guarantee Of a we'll
known business man to refund the
money II 1t docs not gicv satisfaction.
II you cannot call at M. o. christie's
store to-day. send him IS cents by mai!
and he Will send you package
promptly, charges paid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that George
II. Shoemaker and J. E, Morgan did on
the 18th day Of January. 1910. file with
the City Clerk OF the City Of Fairmont
West Virginia. their. application for o
] franchise granting them the right
franchise and privilege of putting and
placing under the streets, alleys, side.
! walks, wharves. landings and public
] grounds within the City of Fairmont
such pines. mains. tubes. appurte.
! nances aud devices as may be neces
sary or useful for supplying the wants
OF all persons residing or doing busi
ness within said city with gas. either
natural or. artificial. for fuel, heating
. lighting and manufacturing purposes
together with the right and, privilege
to make and collect reasonable tolls
or charges for supplying such gus To
their consumers or patrons.
With the. said application there II
, filed with the said City Clerk OF the
said CITY OF Falr7nont copy OF the
ordinance asked for. granting To the
said George II. Shoemaker and ]. f
Morgan. their heirs and assigns, Tho
right and privilege: OF putting and
placing such pipes. mains. tubes an
pnrtenances and devices under the
streets. alleys and other public
grounds within said City OF Fairniont.
Said application will be presented
to the Common Council OF the CITY
OF Fairmont at its first meeting after
this notice shall have been published
for at least thirty days.
In compliance with Chapter 90 OF
the Acts Of the Legislature OF, West
Virginia.
Given t@n ", under my hand this. 18th day
OF JANUARY, 1910. 4,
G. :. y. D.. cARsllADoN.
Jan. 2o.27 Feb. 3.1o. CITY Clerk,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
tsiNGM oNTilTEMs.

The health OF our communicate very
fs1od at this writing. S. II 81;
Those on the sick list are Mrs. L. d
fsoodwin nd son Thomas. Mrs. Samuel
tonzatter. Mrs. win King, Miss Jane
fnndeii. II. y,
Mrs. Ed $sapp and Mr.i and Mrs. An,
Kramer are visiting Mrs. jKramer's
Currents. Mi. and Mrs. William sapp. o.
isunner's Ridge. 5s3sf ~ :.
Mrs. Joseph Robinson is visiting her
sglstersin Wood county. and the report
ili that abe isSyery poorly. y
Mr.. Lyman Hall. OF Benton's Ferry.
Jos moved TO our. little town. v
are glad to say the work at this
place ~ 5fattly good ut this writing.
Some few OF our kingmont people
are attending protracted meeting ut
Siinersrllle.
u: Charley Drake has gone TO Austen
;tlp work. A. !. !.
Mrs. +. O. Ilinebaugh gave her hus.
band a surprise birthday party Mon.
evening. his birthday being 1atlr.
day and AIRS. Hinebaugh surprising
allmt on Monday. Those present were
sfr.gnnd Mrs. George Hunsaker and
ION Walter. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ifunsaker and Mr.. Samuel T. Ifite. A
elightfnl evening was spent with
Games and at 1d:a0: o'clock the guesta
gere called to the dining room, with
n delicious supper waa served with
Zee cream, coffee and :cake.
Little Katharine Hluebaugh was
calling on Misses LILLE and Minnie
Jarrett Sunday.
iAliss Leona Mundell and Miss Nettie
lynn were shonplng In Falrmont Sat
shrday. I
z Mr. Roy Lynn. left here Sunday for
indianapolis, Ind. where he will
:ptnd a few months! @ u
AIrs. Charley Griffith was calling on
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03

Mrs. Robert Lynn " etlnesday. \.
Mrs. Dave ,yatkins was called to
,Benton's Ferry. Friday on account OK
the Illness Gof her sfsterin-laR Mrs.
Honora Nixon. q,
Mr.. Bud Yates. Of near Rea's Chap.
Ell, Will move to our town one day this
week. X a X
\ Success TO the great paper. +
LUCKY SUSIE. I!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
MUSINGS FROM NORTHUMBERLAND

The Toitdo, Blade says that the idea
that the moon has any-inAuence over
vegetation Is mere superstition. We
fear that the circulation or the Blade
will no" rapidly decline in this county.
We cannot with composure witness an
attempt to. destroy this, ancient and
horored tradition That hte size or po-
tatoes Is regulated by the moon.
The papers inform us that the for
eign mission fund or New York City
will be increased sa25.ooo this year.
How often. O. how often. have We
been told that New York City. and
especially Tammany Hall, was reek.
ing with corruption and crime? VIII
the benishted heather please come to
our assistance and thus show t.leir
gratitude?. o. la:
DR.. Parkhurst says. Everybody. It
seems. Is trying to do somebody else"
Upon whom does the doctor have de.
signs? t5 ~
Words were not Invented to conceal
the opinions of Henry Watterson. Con.
corning the ship subsidy law he makes
this causuc comment: I'VE are op-
posed to boss thieves and all other
kinds OF thivcs." We clearly under.
stand you. Henry.
Edward Bob wants to know what In.
terests women. The forthcoming Eas.
ter hats are first on the list of inter.
estlns subjects that now engage their
attention. tSothing Is charged for
this information.)
Ebert Hubbard says we should re-.
member seven days to keep them
holy. Ebert mist not be, surprised
II his advice Is not universally accept.
ed.
This IL often spoken OF as an age Of
materialism. and yet we notice sy,np.
toms OF sentiment and poetry every
week or two. For Instance, gaze q mo,
ment ut the following guiltless gem:
e.
"Efe stepped upon patch OF sleet.
And made some comment loud, ~
The while he tried with both his feet
To kick I passing cloud"
spwE
! VIII some modern Cibbon write q
history OF the Decline and Fall OF
Cannoulsm?"
Did William Cowner have the chron.
ic loafers in mind when he wrote this
gem? = l
"Absencc Of occupation Is not rest,
A mind vacantrjs a mind distressed
Pause moment. please. ut this
thought from Rev. w. F. Sheridan. OF
| Baltimore: There il scarcely any.
thing more pitiful than to see the In,
tcllctc,lal poverty OF many people who
are regarded rs prosperous In real:
ity. We are OF the opinion that at least
TWO moments should be devoted to
that paragraph. 80, ,.Irt
We are puzzled to know If that Chi.
! cngo editor Is still competent to write
Interesting editorials on the prevailing
hlles OF ladies' hose. ,rF
opinion that there nrc too many people
An agricultural journal is nf the
who are like a new teakettle-you can
pile under 1t and polish 1t all 10,
please. but 1t won't sing. There are
j also several mortals on earth that no
remedy nor advice can prevent from
singing. a ,..
Can you solve the following mystery
propounded by the Chicago Journal:
1.-THE great political mystery OF the
United States Is the unseen power that
forces other senators aud representa-.
tiyes to do Aldrlch's bidding, to &c.
cept his Judgment instead OF their
own. to vote as he dictates. and not
according to the promntings OF their
! individual consciences." "IIow old Is
Ann Is easy III comparison with this.
S. C. MUSGRAVE.
j
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-03
rtl7E' - - So , FlI,E7 lI.IT7-1
FAlhMoNT ICE co. A. /.
Manufacturers OF Pure Ice. 55
of''oe +nd Plan. First Ward.
Both Phones sn0. h
~ = i.sIs'f.
.uPHOLsTEHlNo

We maze apec1airy ;prs nrpl Alplst
w to date upholatering. bota plain ana /
fancy. Mattresses and feathers ron
oVated. Sewing machine needlss a.. I
Supplies. All work; guaranteed. M Ss
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20

ia oil Iaanut taiputetufIi beioGt it
ienIGfin rufoilemaam. Sum erds
beistd oil aipan epGtoinon tpouas
ia tuuut bdneue fertomaan, ettd ban
fpud oil rufoiQut, mutta ettd iiitd Ell
oIlut mitddn bp1tpd, oil mainittu
ustomoinen fiinaloinen febpttanut
bdntd main ebe0een rufoilemaan.
Sa FUN mics oil tulut toiIen ia fols
mannen ferran, oil fiinolainen menes
teupt famaua %totppin. ytnt oil tho
entinen opiumin oria ruumiiltoan ia
iielultaan terme. Simon hirmuilet
fableet oIitpat rotfenneet ia bdn toiss
ten fansia Fifth ia pIisti SumaIao,
iofa oil fuunut bdnen rufoutienio.
Hutoiltaamme mefin faiftien e.
bestd, iotfo maeltapat pimepbesId
ia fnolon pariosIa, niinfuin tdmd
fiinolainen rutoiIi nelienid puoIesta,
Iuottaen luiasti Iupoufieen: rW}itd
te onotte minun nimeeni, fen MIND
teen".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
Sntberin faiitbs nsfptuaistem Sen'
ratunnaSta.

2utber ofetti foltne eri muotoa iu'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GnIimGinen on
latinolninen mesIu. Gen tobtoi bGn
Idilpttdd fielen tdboen, ettd %nupriIo
iiiben barjaontuiii.
SoiIena iumolanpalneIufIen muo.
tona oiattelee Sutber iofioloista
mesiuo. I. o. iumoIanpaImeIus Iafs
ian fieleud, iemmoinen fuin lie ,pi
tdifi idriestdd ptiinfertoiiIe mooui'
foiue." &c on pleinen eli %iulfinen
iumalonpalfpelns. Sa9enbacb ia.
moo, ettd tdstd eli 2uiberiua puut
mitGdn ibanteeaista funoa. Stella
on monta, iotta eimdt nield usfo
tai Ell ole fristitpitd; maan enin ola
ieifoo Iiead ia Tattoo, iaaoatieen be-
Fin ndbod iotoin uutta, airpan Min.
FUN me turffilaisten ia pafonain
tesfeud pitdiIimme iumalanpalme.
Iusta a%nonaiiiua paifoaa tai aIfos
no feooaa Qdbetpsiaarna)." Sulfi'
men iumaIanpalpeIus Ell ole Ientdb.
ben bdnen mielestddn iuinfaan min
fuin mpDbemmin on tabbottu fdIit.
tdd, mitddn oIemosIa oleman fris,
ti0ilen eldmdn ilmaus, maan ennen
faiffea ainoasti feboitus ustoon ia
fristiqiIppteen.
Wield tunnetoan yfolmas tapa ia
fen tuIiIi ola oifea enanteeIinen
idriestps." 3dtd folmatta iumolans
paIneIufIen muotoa Ell ban oiotteIe
yiulfiIefIi faifeuaiien fanIan feefen";
naan uniitten, jotfa tooeua tabtoiIi'
mat ala frietitpitd ia fdbeud ia
Iuulla tlnnustanat emonfeliumio,
oliIi firioitettatpa nimenId ia Iiqoin
tdqDin fpfoonnuttana aipan ptIitpis
iesti iobonfin taloon rufoiIemaon,
Iufemaan, fastetta toimittomaor,
Iofromenttio nouttimaan ia muita
fristiuiIid t%oimitufiia tefemddn. Sas'
I'd idriestosid woitoiiin oppia tante.
maan ia &rishifien fdstpn mufoan
Wott. IS: Is nubteIemaon, oitaiie'
moan, pois iuIfemoon tai pannaan
panemaan foitfi ne, iotfa einpdt e.
IiintpiIi fristittpind."
rWutta," iatfoa 4utber, mind en-
moi enfa ioa pieIa idriestad tai PEI
rustaa iemmoista pbbpsfuntaa tai
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20

iemmoista ieurofuntaa. Winuua Ell
ole mield IitG marten benfilDitd, ia
litd paitie Ell nde monto, iotta diff
rot len tnrpeesIa. Mutta JOS tuIee
oita, ettd minun on tebtdnd le ia
minua innottaosti teboitetaan Iiiben
min etten moi bpp6ad omallatun'
noaa iditdd it'd, min taboon fers
uaasti foettao parastoni ia eoistdd
taiffea mointini mufaan. &uitenfin
toboon toistaiIefIi ppidbtpd noibin
tobteen topaan ia toimia iiiben iuuns
taan, ettd Ioarnan obeua pioetddn
iulfiIesti fanIaae femmoisto iimds
lonpalmelusto, ipua or tarfoitnfie'
na barioittao moriIoa ia futiuo ia
boufuieua toiTia uefoon, funnes tn
lee alta, ioloin tristitpt, iotta otta'
mat nafanosti ianosta paartn, it.
ie eiiintpmdt ia ppptdwdt lemmois'
to idriestpstd, ettei faifesta t,iosta
muooostuiIi puoluetta, ios1a nina
omaha ubollani tabtoiiin ojaa tdtd
aiiao; iiud me iafialaiiet olemme
lpiud, raofaa ia raiuo f%aniou, ionfa
eli ole helppo olottaa mttddn
eIei Iuurin patio Iiihen naooi."
gtGmG paifat omnt lainatut Saa
3enbacben tirtfobistoriasta 3:eta
iim. Sol, 302 toinen runt'.
oainoS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
Gldmaneri aloiIta.
yli ainan Bcitettb pmema.
(Satf.).

Grds manba, pstdmduinen pun
torburi oil bpmin aulis f6pbid Fob
taan. Wionta l%anttia, iotfo ban fpl
Ia oIiii tipedsti torminnut omiin tor:
peiiiinId, antoi ban fDpbine, iotfo
tulilpat ppptdmddn bdneltd aqua.
Nntoesiaon oil bGnelld uIein topana
Ianoo:
rytpt taastin beitGn pienen omes
nan pli oioan."
Gerran fpi1ttiin bdneltd mitd bdn
noipa omituiTiua ianoiua tarfoitti.
Siloin tertoi ban Ieuraunaa:
Wtuutamana pdindnd t%utIuin iois
tain lapiia puutarbaani iu annoin
BELLE lutpnn IpDod puista farisIeita
omenia min palion fuin he baluIi,
mat, mutta fieIIin beta fdtfemdstd
ainoaafaan omenaa taseuibinIa.
Grds poifanen oil fuitenfin min o.
tpela, ettd bdn beitteli muutamia
fauniimpia omenia pli oioan, ais
toen ne iittemmin foota ia miebd
fotianIa. HaamatusIa terrotun pc.
toaiien buoneenbaltiian tapalla mes
poifanen fpud mddrin eifd
ban fenidIteen iaanutfaan lupaa
puutarbaani. Mutta iamoin
mebildinen imee bunaiaa mo.
nesta mprfpaiiestdfin fufasta, Ia'
opin mindtin tdstd poian piIs
oiuiippbestd iotafin. Sulin ndet q.
.ateaeetii, ettd meiodn ibmisten Iais
a on niein iamointuin ndioen las
en- laita puutarbusIa Weiad on
'pld Iupa tdpttdd tdmdn mailman
,ppnptiid, mlittn emme faa niitG
'ttaa tGdlt6 mufaamme. Mutta fen
aitd annomme tDpbiae bpmppoes-
me oimontmn beitGmme pIi
'uutorban aioan. ia ferran lDpodm'
ne fen iiantaittiIuubesIa."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
Narbain parammusfeinp.

aun erds iidfds Idbetpsfadrnoaia
oil polannut fotimatfaItaan idueen
aiemopaifauenIo 8iinosia, tiIi bdnen
luotienio fristittp fiinaloineu ia tds
mdn mufono fuuii moafaIaista, iots
fo n oIifpot oueet opiumibimon
oriio, mutta MT cIiuot 6erron omio
ia aipon papaita tuosta birmittd.
pdStd pabeesta. rWiien olette iaa'
meet beibdt paronnetutii?" fpipi ldbe'
tpsioornaoia ibmeteIen. Wastaut'
iefTi miittafi fiinoIainen poltpiinia.
Sdn oil rufoiqut beibdn e~bestdnId
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
Seatterin tpaifutmfieSta.

SiIiattaiu on erds eu9lantilainen
tirtolinen iiidldbetpsleura ftertofir'
ieesIddn papeiqe feboittanut beta
pitdmddn ndptelmdin eIittdmiIid
,mafaana paarana firfon bengeuis
feQe maifutufIeGe." Sdmdn ioboos'
to f%irioitti erGs etepd teatteriarmoss
teliia WESTMINSTER @o5ettesia firioi,
tufien. iosIa NM. ianotaan:
,Niintauan tuin usfonto puoltaa
iipepben bppettd, tdptpp len puos
IuStaiain acknowledgements fobbeaa
niitd iansen %IutmiIia ndpteImid. ioiss
ia %naiiet, uIein nuoret ia fauniit,
eiiintpmdt naatetufiesia, iosta iel'
mdsti puuttuu bdweliippttd. .. {.
Ylimolfaan %ianoen on teatterin tor.
foitutIena Iaornata erddnlaista ions
peniionoalista G~opinnoisto) IineeIs
liippt.d, iota on palion olempana
pataisten ibmisten bpndtipmdd
mittao. Woioaanpa %ianoa, ettd
monet, erittdintin r%anstaloiIet ndps
telmGt pleentatieela fobtelenot bps
mdtipttpid oaiteita onioliiton pps
bppoestG. Suuri ola niistd fpStet.
telee fuuoetta fdsfpd, ia noifts
iddntDnd on oleninaan, ettei tooel'
lista anioritosta ole t%apabhunut,
tietdd pleiiD, ettd tdmd on main
teesfenneltpd, iotta Ell teatteriIeniuuri
pddIifi Iefaantumaan. HobteaSti
iaa Iauoa, eta iuureSia oIaSIa nan.
telmid tdIiteaddn fpIpmpstd buos
rintetemiiestd MIN femDtmieliIesti,
ettd le aibeuttaa p~leiiDnfin pitdmddn
Iitd marlin mdbdpdtoilend %aIiara
ia taas toiIisia, iotfa aIiaa mafas
mammin tdIittelepdt, iiirtpmdt ipns
min ieurautIet min nGbdpdtoiIinG
lpnnintefiidue, ettd ipaitfa ndptelmd
on iaarnaaminaan iineeuiippttd, ZEN
iaarna itie aIiasia IN airpan merit.
tDtIetDn -. Snban tofi poiffeut'
iia. -. 8uitenfin pubuen tooeIi'
ieDa oineen mntemufI elIa plen mel
nolinen ianomaan, ettd JOS nina
oliiin usf%pnnouinen ianan tamauis
Tesla mielesId ia nastottapanani
oliii iuoraan Iiiben fpipmptieen, on
TO teatterin naifutus paba mai bp'
nd, en- epdiliIi %ianoa. ettd buolimat'
ia faifesta, mia Iiind On bpmdd ia
iboiltamao, maofa pelottaposti faIs
listuu pabon puole0e. IiahlfIeni
on, ettd teatterimme fofonaiiuibess
Iaan iaa ATTAIN mdhdn bpmG6; o.
len marina Iiitd, ettd Re iaa aifaon
noriin poIion poboo."
ytdmG otteet mailman mieben
fir~ioitufiesto northumberland enems
mdn fuin pitfdt pubeet. ettd npfp.
aifainen teaotteri Ell a%nIaitIe fristiui'
len pleiIDn fannatusta. &ieltdmdttd
onat smeiud min pleiiet IeurandpteI.
mat oleet pioItaan teboffaana moi.
mana f%anian f%ineeuisten ominais
.iuufiien murtamiiesI ia. Wutta nil
ben bpDtp on nolan arpoista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20

Solep's &ionep Hemebp paran'
taa munuais; ia m%afIataabin faifis'
ia eri muoboisiaan, nimittdin JOS
fen moi Iddffeiud nieId %parantaa.
&c moimistoa fofo elimistoH ia
munuaiIia min, ettd fen fautta pub'
bistlu perifin ruumiisia.
SeIfdtauti, foIotus (rumatismi),
munuois. ia urinaoIitauoit paranne'
taan tdmdn Iddffeen amuIIa.
Oscar Norblin9.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20

pat tatteraa mieltd pappien ia ieus
rafuniolaisten ndliin. Waifta ie
monestt' ndptrdd min niaitomalta
miid teboddn ia file on tetfittp min
touniS muoto. Wtutta lite oiiosIu
Iopulta faitti iuIfi hlee. Sa SeIuf.
len Jana toteutuu: Siwidt peritudt
maan. WlinuIa oliii tdbdn tuotama
omisIa oloiSIanume tunnettu topaus
erddn popin iubteen, ipoan oltoon
le tdua teriao moiniiiematta. ettei
pobennueto tuottaiIi.
(Satf.).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20

- pubbistotaa itienne iofa pat
NOD, &c cite ole pubbos fiidltd. 9d'
ma t%orfoittaa pubbas potia, meri,
mofia; pubbos, terneeuinen ioimin
ia iofa eIimistDsId. Moroali:- Sta
Souister'in Rocfp Wountain Seetd,
ie on tdpbeuinen potian pubbistaia.
2oeta fitd 10 tdnG iltona.
Oscar Norblins.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20

- Nitfien toImi fuufauiien aifana
tnlee dioit mdinneifTi, uIostuIuneifii;
eifpdt moi ipDod, nuttua eitd tebod
tpbtd. Sonister's gtocfp Mountain
Zee on parboin Iiunous dioeiIe. Zee
Zee ne onneuifitii, terweiff ia reip-
pdifTi.
Oscar NorbIing.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-20
7enbfptanti fenraa fbImbboen
ter6St6

mutta Ell fosfaan Iiuoin FUN on fdp.
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Oscar NorbIing.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11
JUDGE POPE RULES
COWOILL CHARGES
ARE NOT SUSTAINED.

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Jouanuu
Roswell N. NJ. Feb 5.-United
States Commissioner w. r. Cow
gill Of Kenna N. M. will remain
in office according to the ruling
of Judge William II. Pope of
the fifth district, who last night,
after hearing all the evidence ON
both sides of the controversy,
decided that the charges against
Cowgirl were not sustained and
that he should ncG be removed.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11
Can You Beat This
POrkerP

Hagerman boasted within a
day or two ago o a giant species
of the porlicr variety which OH
the day it was h AIDED to its own
funeral tipped the beam on its
cloven hoofs at $50 pounds, and
which had 10 be cut in three
pieces after it was dressed, before
it conld be SUCCESSFULLY weighed
in the butcher shop where the
massive head, loins and other
portions resposed last Saturday
awaiting a buyer. The $50
pound porker in life was OF the
Poland China and Duroc Jersey
varity, and was only permitted
to live fifteen short months by
the owner, his Honor, the Mayor
of Hagerman. Msyor West
being Of the opinion that his pig
ship had eaten long enough at
the farm trough, which during
the apple season last year was
daily filled to overflowing with
specked apples, transferred his
good will and interest in the
pork alive TO Walton and Block
er, Hagerman butchers, who
lost no time in dispatching it to
the land of oblivion. But with
all this wealth Of pork on the
Hagerman market the price did
not drop. Register Tribune.
Yes, We can beat tia few
pounds. w A. Fry of this place
killed hog last week that
weighed $50 lbs. on foot, dressed
465. and made 81 pounds of lard,
and this only on dry feed and
water.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11
OBITUARY.

The sad news reaches us of the
death of ouf respected citizen
George G Heath. Mr.. Heath left
here several months ago, for his
old home, at Mena, Arkansas,
and expected to go father East,
to a health resort, but after
reaching Mena he grew 80 feeble
he was unable to ,continue the
journey, and continued failing
until on the 1st Of the month he
succunbed to his affliction and
crossed over to the great beyond.
All his family were with him at
the last hour except his two
children who reside here, w. J.
Heath and Mrs. Baker Wallace.
Mr.. Heath was go years old.
and up until four years ago
was q hale, hearty man. At that
time he became afflicted with
Stomach Trouble, from which
he never found relief, and which
was finally the occasion Of his
death He came to New Mexico
in 1908, hoping to improve his
condition, but received little if
any benefit. as the disease had
taken too firm a hold to be over
come.
Seven children and and a wife
survive the death of father and
husband, and they and the num-
erous friends have the klndest
sympathy of this community.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11
How To Preserve Sweet
Potatoes Through Winter
(Texico Trumpet).

Curry county is one of the
greatest sweet potato countries
in the world. 1t is easy to raise
potatoes here, but oul farmers
have had trouble in keeping
them through the winter in
this nigh and dry altitude, the
Potatoes drying OUT evaporat-
ing until there is tiothihg left of
them but 4 husk. A farmer
near Texico eats sweet potatoes
the year around, and this is the
way (aided by his wife, of couse)
he does it.
When the potat oes are gath
cred in the fall they set aside a
tub full, or such quantity as
the, family will eat before they
evaporate. The rest they put
in water on the stove and bring
nearly to a boil, or until the
petling will slip off. After TAX
ing the peeling off. the potatoes
are sliced and lain in ihe sun to
cure, the sam as il drying fruit,
They get aimosb as hard as
boards auo are then ready to
sack up and stote away, await
ing the owners pleasure in eat
ing them, and will keep until
the next crop comes on.
These dried poratoes retain all
their sweetness and flavor, and
win ready cook up. Cut this
out and paste it up where you
can see it when the next crop
)f really for digging