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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

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Waorssn aus ausuita. Ga, In @aib'
inSton siusetrofen.
= Guf Der SobsH Tatru. sinsm Sc
birsssus, bsifsn n6rbli&sr Ebsil In 60
liSien lisst. wOllsu 5Oridsr srsisbis'
Raoium.9aser eutbedt baben.
= Sn Berlin fanb am Samitas BIZ
io,ialbsmofratifde Mdr3feier ftatt, mel
DIE Der @rinnerHns an bic blutiSsu
StraBsnfdmpfe pom 1s. Otdr5 bee
Sturmiabres 1s48 semibmet mar. Dit
2unSssbunssn an ben @rdbern osI
Wtar,' @siullensn auf BEN SrisSrids'
aaiu psrlieisu obue bemerfenswertbeu
3miiHsufatl. uno bic 9olisei. welhe In
iiblidsr Stdrfs sur StelIe mar. paBts
,war asnau anf. permieo ieboh irgene
elm oitsntatiues Seruortrstsn.
- SBie bas adsrbau' Dspurtsmeni
In sinsm itatiitiiheu 8eri9t betanni
sisbt, bslisfen iiA i'm Sabre 1910 biz
-ySbne Der 5armarbsitsr btsrsulanos uui
ourdldnitttiG 8 27.50 monatlid, wdb'
rsnS bielslben Dor 90 9abrsn bOditsus
1888 betrussn. Otit SstUitisun0
beliefen f6 Die sStns In 1910 bura'
ituiitli6 auf s19.21 uno bas Depar'
tsment bsbt berpor. oaB oies bic boh'
,ltsn ySbne wareu. bic bisis Slalis pou
Gutsitern felt As Sabren srbielt.
= Srisorid Saais. Der beriibmts
@barafter. Daritsller. 1T ON Samita9
aus bsm Hsbeu seihieosu. Der GOo
fam oils @rl0isr. Sdon felt sinisen
Gassn mar isoe SOffnuns auI bic sSie'
oerbsritelluns bes senialen 8iinltlsrs
auieeseben worben. Der iih unl6nglt
siusr i6weren uuterleibs' operation uu'
ter,isben muBte. Srieorih Saale sr'
blidte am 1. Jtouembsr 1925 in Berlin
als Sobn oes 3ammerOieuers 5rieorid
@ilbslms 4. I'M f0niSliden ShloB oas
9i6t Der SSslt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
@tne Stttc.

gSir bitten biermit iolfe nnierer per-
ebrten glbonnenteu. nelde elm 9abr ooer
oariiber fir Oas .WOhenblatt- i6ulOeu,
unS ben Yetru9 sutommen gu lniien,
oenn mir baben OaS SelO nOtbis unt
gan, sewiB perOieut. User niht ielbii
uoriprsdeu fam, lit 9ebeten, Den Se'
trus per POit sinSuienOen. Das @eiut
erfulst. neil mir se9enwdrtis unO iAor
icit Ginger 3eit tsinen Solicitor batter
uno Dem reguldren EeriOnal-c Der OificI
Die 3eit ieblt. su fOllettircu. IS wiiroI
uuS uiel Seitusrluit eripurt,, wenn bil
yeisr uOripreden uue beiubleu wilrcen
ebs bic S6ulO ;u bod uuTlduit.
9lhtun9suoll,
Der. 9eraus9eber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

Gs ailt nibt MIR, ms g9eiSbeit 3u
idaiien, iOnOern aud ite gu bemtBeu.
Cicero.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
las GjcitanOnif clues Sian6m6rOers

Sn 9fltppersooti bel 3ittou pur.
Oen, lpie beridtet. am s. 8e5ember
Die @ittrue @ebIih rmo tbre Sodter
ermorSet au'geilrnOen. Ser SbGter
hattie 6eiOe nit elmer 9lrt eridllagen,
sic 2eid)en Oann nit Getroleum be,
aoIien mo 0as Sans in 8rano ge.
itedt, nabOem er Oie 9o0enfoiie aus,
QerGlmt Bate gtlm bot Der 9auar'
better SiiBmnnn aus gtlppersoori
6er ieit einigeu Sogen in Soit iiet
OeItan0en. ole MorOtbat ueriibt 81
boben lFan mar auf Die rid)t;g
Spur gefommen ais iih berausitea
te, ooB SiiBmonn por einem boIbel
Sabre 6ereitS eiuen Raubanina auI
cine Trau ueriibt bate. gtadOem ibn
bieie Gbnt nohgepieien mar, CAB et
0as Seugneu duf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
OieGelepbonnummtr besp Bo6enblatt" ="
lit Jest 23O9 (usues).

= Die Greit 6arm Dairg all 9inbsn
StraBe wurOe WtOutus Oiu6t bur6
einen @inbreber um cine Tartie @i9ars
reu unO SO SaursslO bsltobleu.
= Die friibcr bier wObnbufte Srnu
9eOpolb @ttlinser lit uerilOGene BOhe
in @bitusu, Su., 9eltOrben. Ole Seide
wurOe bierber sebru6t uno priuatim
bei9eIeet.
= OieWtc OonalS Gonitruction@ Som.
paup, wsl6e siueu oiesbsiisliden Son.
trait nit Der StaOt bat. lieB am Dien'
flag nit Der idbrlidtn feparatur bes
aSpbultpflaitsrs unfanSep.
- Der 25 Sabre ulte SEQ. ga6rance
pun Dupont @Ourt, Der in Or. Song,
itrest'S Sheune rinOraus unO li6 per.
l1ieoeue Sahen uon Wertb aneianete
wuroe um OOnneritn9 fir ein seri6t'
Itdss @ri6einsu inter Siirsi4ait Se'
itellt.
= Dus uuorSeutlide Saus Der 0iar
Patterion all FGnn gluenue purOe an
DOnneritag 9iaft uOn Der 9Oli;si aus
sebObsu unO neuu Sniuiien psrbaftet
Sei Dem folsenOsn Serb0r murOe oi
YntterIOn um $50 unS Die anoeren I'm
ie 5 10 beitraft.
= 3iemIi6er S6aoeu murbe Dien
flag 9ia6mittas in Oem gIpurtementse
bGuOe oes SumsS Suffer an abami
auenue ourh elm Seuer au9eridtet, bai
DabrI6einlib our1 Sinber nit Streih
bOl3ern ueruriuht nurbe. Srau 8
6auereau, cine BspObnsrin, pdrs bel
uabe oem Srano gum Spfer gefaGlen
osnn Der oi6ts Ruud mu6ts ss ibr I'M
moelih, bas 6reie su sspiunsn unb Il
muBte bon oem 5eusrpebrmann Suul
eine Seiter biuab9strasen werben. Wisb
rsre anoere 8ewobusr battsn audi NtH
be. wessn Der iansllsn Gusbrsituns be
5lammsu uuperiebrt Oas 5rsie ju CT
rsi6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
SnRttettSA.

San, eru6ariia bat ii6 Der ehte gIuter
Ynlus@rpellsr beim AuItreten Der bsin'
tidlihsn Sufluenia beplbrt es 9lsbt
uiht leidt Elm Wilttel, baS 10 raid nno
gut wrtt ais oieIes.
6nuptbeoinsuus lit ulleroinss, baB er
rehBeitis augCweuost miro. nift erlt,
meun usrihieoene SomplitatiOnen init Sic
bererlfeinungen II. |. 10. eiu9etreten lino !
Sesbalb lollte in fener 6amilIe ein 6lGid'
den Anter Rnin @rpsller ieblen. oamit
man ibn bel ben erlten IuTiden einer
Yet6ltuus uno llnmoblIein bebuis @lns
reibun9 lOfort CUR 9anO bat.
Die eriteu IinO scw6bulih fatarrbnIis
itii6r SCi6wrrorn. Sdlm rSrn i'm &upf
mn in brn 0IirDrru. JrGitrlu, Cbrens
iauleu, nomentllf aber cine allaEmeine
s6mGdlr im guu,cn 6Grprr, MHOisirit
in ben SeinCn un0 Sbenfeln. 0iltt ju
warten, lit bier Die erlie Beotn9un9; mau
bat ionlt oft SBo6eu uuo Dfonate lang ;u
ertrnaen. mas burf rihtiges. lofOrtiges
Ginlbreiten bate uerbinoert werosn ions
men.
Seine 9lnmenouns lit in Der, Der 6las
ifle beigeiii9ten 9ebrauhsanpeiluH9 9e'
uau ansesebeu. Yerlaugen sic IN ben
slpOtbsttn ben sften gluisr Pain. @rpeller.
20 uuo so @ents Die 6lai6e.
8. No. Gi9ter g. &c.,
215 a'rarI Strect, Seeip 9crf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23

BesteIlt das "Woehenblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
SSac6ricbt an Sic
GUmIilmlrmteil

gn unS mad oem 1. april uiro oet
Qrris bon Gas nie folet iein:
5iir einen monatliGsu @ebran9 bon
psnissr ipis 1900 gubifiub 90 GsHti
per tauieno Gubiffnb.
SIR einen monatliGtn @rbrau6 bon
$4,000 bis 25.OO0 Gubiiiub, 80 Gents
per tauisno Gubiffub.
siir eintn monatli9sH @ebraub bon
25, 1000 Gubiffnb unb barber, so Gsnti
per tauieno Gubiffnb.
Sisie Prsiie finn Hetto uno ss ipirf
ftin Rabatt btmillist.
Rs6nunssa beBablbar monatIi9 ar
ootr por oem Is. Sas i'm Nouat.
auf anorbuuHs Der 4ebOrbs,
SpSe Harf 6aS Spmpaup,
n..t.II4 L.. AtAaeLaaktakku
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
eiter Aufruf!
Oas OSatipmat : Denfttat
Der Dsutld.ameriiausr.

Yin bic 3weiee bes Dsutid'ameriiant'
Ifen 9iationalbuuoes uno an bic
Deuti9sn Der Ser. Staatsu.
GnOlid lift ss s.luussn;; ;;uou BEN Con.
sreB Der Ser. 5taaten cine 8emitlisnus
pon $25, 900 fur elm oeuti4amsritant'
iGes giational. Mouumsnt (Paftorius
Dtonumsnt In @ermantowu) untsr Der
8sOinsuns ,u erluussn. .oas Der Dsuti9'
Gmsriianiias siutiOnal; ;SunO cine slsi'
DE Summe bsiitsuert. Der Prdtosut
Der Ser. Staateu bat bic @onsreB afte
am A. M6r3 untsr,eihnet. Sopts Die
Dentlhen Der Bsreinistsn Stauten
fir ben stsi6su 3wsd $4,000 sinse'
sablt babsn. itsbt ibnen bic Sewini9uns
Der Rssisruus sur Ssriiisuug unS tauu
nit ben Sorarbsitsn fir oas Dsutmal
be9onnen fpsr6eh.
9lls bic Sorlass Dor oen @otsrsb ssi
bra1t muroe, mar es ni6t, um @elo
uon Der glation 3u erbetteln. lonoern
um allsr Bslt su 3eisen, oaB Der @on'
sreB nnb Der Praiioent Der Ter. Staas
ten unlsre osutl6,amsritaniiAen Wiits
biirser als pon slsidsr Beoeutung
i6dst, wie bic snsliidsr abitammuns !;
Oa idon friibsr cine sross Semillisuns
fir bas Wonument Der PiISrimudter
9ema6t worosn lit.
Sir ben Paitorius WfonumentsfoHos
iino mad Nb,us Der llntoiten oeS be-
reits am 6. Sftober 1908 sslesten, nit
ben bsrrlidsn 8ronSerelisfs oes Silo'
buuers Otto SdwsiSer usrisbenen Cd
ltsins $7916.3O iest in Der Saiie, uno
psitere 964O Dollars iino 9ejei6nef.
aber nod uiht einseSablt.
@s erSebt nun an Die Sublcribenten
Die sr9sbenite Bite, ole nod niht se'
,ublten 8eitrdss iofort on Den Shas'
mtiiter oss SOnos, 9srrn Dams Beni'
ger. 437 arh StraBe. Bhluoelpbia.
3D., e,n,ulhldeu. 5erner lperoen alle
3psise uuiasiOrcert. in ibren Oiilrittsu
;uuerldlii9e ASsnleu gu engasiren, INN
@eloer 3u lammeln uno pic Sheds auf
Den Namen non Oerru Sans Weniaer
(Sbeds orupn TO the Sroer Of y. Use |
niger, Greaiurer) ausseltsIlt, piinttlid
al oenieIbcn eiuiuihideu.
OaS OeutittBum mGre bis onf Die
6uoben blamirt. penn ss unmOSlib |
leiu lollte. 25.000 Dollars fir leln
JiatiOnalOentma uufiubrinScn. nit Dem
Oas ameritauilbe YOlt es ebren mill.
Seoer, Der nur ir9enO fam, leuOe
leiuen Beitrag, uno lei er audi nod 10
tlein. oirett all Den Shusmsiiter. Sans
Wenissr. 437 9lr6 Strcet, YbiIuOsl'
pbia, Ba.
Wtit uOriiislidsr 9odabtuns
Or. 6. s. osrumcr. FrdiiOcut.
Noolpb Eimm, Setrstdr.
BbilabslpbIn. 10. WiGrj 1911.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-03-23
Wiit pOr,liaIiAsr Ooaahtuna

= @rO6es Aufieben erre9t Die Stun
Be, caB @r,ber,Os' GbrOnfOlser i5ranS
6eroinauo es ub9elsbut bat, Die ibm an
setrussne 6uuttiOn ga iibernsbmeu, ben
Saiier 6ran, 9Oicph bsi Der beuOritcb'
eubsn SrOuuussieisr in SOnoon in Usr'
treten. o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30
assed that an acqulttal had been re.

passed that an acqulttal had been re.
ported. 81: "a
Mrs. Patterson was her old cheer.
fnl self when she came 10 court TO
listen to the, reading Of the verdict.
Confident OF acquittal after talking
with her attorney, who had snrMised
as did many Of the attaches Of the
court, that the rapldity with which an
agreement had been reached augucd
well for the defense. :a1rs. Patterson
came to court smiling. There were
no congratulations in the building ex.
cept the hand clasp Of; SMrs a Pattcr.
sons attorney who turneisnndi smil.
ed on her Just as the reading9@as con.
cluded. Through tile crowded; yard
Mrs. Patterson was led baeks 10 tue
jail that she might secure her cloth.
ing left there. When four Of the jur-
ors called at the jail to- congratulate
Mrs. Patterson they found her dane:
ing from room to room in the open
spaces OF the jail. Only'Esix ballots
were taken by the jury in arriving TT
an agreement. On the first ballot
there were two men for conviction
- F't' -. 4 GH 49,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30
8 AN AWiFuL PE.RlcE.

h Without discussing the reorganlza:
,tion OF the State Committee It might
be pertinent to suggest that. there are
many Republicans In, this county very
sohcitous as TO whether or not hur.
mony has really been restored in this
and Harrison county. A very able
and distinguished member OF the par.
.ty who has grown old and gray In the
service Of his party and his country.
instime .of both war and peace. as an
officer Fand as a private citizen; has
given the situation much thought and
suggests that the party leaders re:
fleet OH the outcome should there not
be q state ,ot harmony j existing in
these two counties, with big normal
Republican 1naiorltles. ) Marion and
Harrison gave Taft at the. last elec.
ton over 1000 majority and will give
the head Of the, ticket that much again
II the party becomes united 1t is sug.
gested that It means little less than a
political calamity to take chances on
the wholesale loss Of prestige the par:
~ will sustain in these two counties
unless harmony has been restored It
means the loss Of two judges. AMEN.
ber& of Congress, ,anQG five representa-;
tlyes in the House OF Delegates, three
from Marion and two. from Harrison,
which might Involve topr lose the cleo
ton o., g Republican to the United
States Senate as well as the county
officers. It Is indede a question wor:
Thy 81 serious thought. ..5 ,iES IL q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30
sssas Ya Sa |S22s5 B lgel SeSsssys3gsE
NaMsTTssshaMIsI

y onieH are ginning to look upon
..stte age III forty as their prime. 1t is
ssanethlng more than the old allltera.
Y. +ive maxim; fair, fat and Sforty;"'sit is
sthe idea 81 the beauty and wholesome.
4 si,s 4 that gees with ripeness. And
tpeness :is perfection & e
VI The ripe woman should be not only
Sssiemefy she, should be mentally sweet
4 isasnid sound she. should have social
Ssraces;Eshe should have a well.round.
ssssd II araete in every sense. In a
sssord. sat forty she should be the very
best 81 which she is capable.
s$l recent mas azine articles have
; s!ag number Of public women. es.
%tpecially actresses, at the prime OF
\ t 81 beauty when forty years old. Now
SIts,Gmess p n George RI, Shears, Of New
h York with the 3declaratlon that "wo.
man Should 3be at her best between
f6Fty and sfifty."s He thinks city wo.
q men 1 lei more ;llKely5than' the women
i Y; lonely farms to live. up to this ideal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30
PenltentIary Thanksgiving,

r. = y 49,
t;MoUNDsyILLE-The annual Thanks,
giving; turkey dinner was serve,l5to
the convicts at the state prison today!
A.,real old.fashlonea turkey, ,dlnnHertiit
vas vas. TOO with alli the accompanying Geo
accessories, Warden5 Brown gathered
in q total Of l1osturkeys from the sur
countryside all of which
we're butchered and dressed Eats the
prison farm yesterday 5,{
This morning special services we're
held at the chapel, beginning at ninS
O'clock. when DR. B. F. Rhoads, pas
tor Of the First NJ. E. church, will dc.
liver his famous lecture, &"Wanted1.A
Man.; Music viii, be furnished BY the
prison band b s, ~ ,$,a3s ssioS |,
8 Preceding and following the LECTURE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30
YOU MEAN. ThlNG.!Youl

y Ever go TO d woman's literary club
and hear those speeches made ,up Of
Quotations? $"As Emerson SO beautl:
fully states sit,"" or civilian Shake.
sbeare declares with reference to lt,p
Or '.As Richard La Gallienne s. dc.
lightfully expresses IT, or "No 1--we.
lier nor more perfectly darling appli.
cation than that made by Edwin
Markham, who says" etc. Gee, Ger
aldine, it's great.-Parkersburg Dis.
patch.News. T {
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30

III THANKseJvN -
M ol WORK that does not gall but glee voices
can me to dinner and to adore
san penss scarcity e
me- o haa aaa peeks u
card thanks For rafting books spen break
homer down to Henty mystas
mat spit the soul asunder tales this
81 nanks make For that I'm bright and sun.
and capable of
sd pae,s improved since Adam to ibis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30
q! s.: AXE, ;'', y,

and ten! for acquittal. One. Of the
two was James J.aFlint,S the foreman.
Two ballots we're taken last hignt in
the hope ofSreaching a7verdlc. and
four were had this morning before the
mot guilty"$yerdict was written.
Judge George W.,Xllen could not
be locatedsnt tile time and so 1t was
afternoon before Mrs. Patterson
knew for a certaintS that'herSiate had
ben settled ;Mrs.saP PETERSON announc.
ed itonight'thatysh she intended to 50 at
once to Oregon. a35s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30

He doesn't3know, perhaps; that a new
kind Of farm. lie is growing up which
makes It easy for the women Of the
country to cultivate a sense Of humor
and participate. in wide interests out
side of their households. ; sI5i
i, Woman should be ripe at forty, as
attractive as any other peach when
soil, rain and sunshine have brought
It to the stage Of perfection. sg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30
EDUCATIONAL MEETING

A meeting Of the; Executive Com
mittee ofsthe State Educational. As,
ISOLATION has been called by the pres
Is id lent Of the Association ! tB.! Bushs to
meet at clarksburg, Deeembera,!.e7.
,The5meeting WILDE held for The pnr.
pose Of arranging q program! fof!,the
association meeting which is to- he
held the second :5ini,JuheFat a
place which will be designated Eater.
Subscribe for the West Virginian. 4.
IL = III ~ Y 'isJ tss3 z s n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30
T5l Z u J q F-Il91 T-TFI-- 49, 7.71tSt5
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, Luca

~
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas
County, ss: X
3 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner OF the firm Of F. J.
Cheney & Co., during business in tho
City Of Toledo, County and State aiore
said, and that said firm Will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case Of CatarrE.
that cannot be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure. Frank ]. Cheney
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9Th day Of De.
cember, A. D. 1886. ,y5.t, 4 Il
(seaD Il u !; A. W. GLEASON,
s47.F a;5iiiis aIad, n, Notary Public.
+ Halls. catarrhl Clre IS taken inter.
nally, and acts directly Oh tie blood
and mucous surfaces Of THE system.
Send for testimonials free. 81
y : K FL. CHENEY & co, Toledo, Q
Sold by all druggists, 75c. .E.. !,
Take Halls Family pills for, consti.
patton .;3.i, 5s5;. S,s;.y.[,. I,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30

M N rs ~ X h N = 81 n a
L !. Y X. i \, IA 4 ~
Efht 49, \. n IN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30
sWESTsV RGINIAss II OO TBA III tie AM
INFANT i NJ DEAD

q. An infant child Of Mr.. Paul s.
Short died last night at the parents
home near Baxter. Funeral services
we're held this afternoon and inter
ment made in the cemetery near there
by Undertaken Cunningham. al
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30
7 ----- = - 7'.I ~ z !,
!. WAS. ACQUITTED
MRS. PATTERSON FREED OF THE
/, CHARGE OF NUMBERING HER
HUSBAND in DENVER. Il

DENVER, Nov. so-Gcrtrude Glib.
son Patterson was freed Of the charge.
of5murder5 In the West SIDE court yes
terday afternoon. A crowd which
could nofbe accommodated within the
limited confines Of the court room
stood outside and with one voice
shouted with glee when the word was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30

| issb@
Thanksgiving Is Set Puritan pur;
pose encouraging the cranberry Industry
turkey gobbe result Considered
seak without the presence
by cranberry small with Facilitating
Thanksgiving younger
members the family and the butchers union
gloom In Many pounds
his stocking feet with
wed plans future oay 10 be led
farmland with aloused
useful pnrpe In cutng the vanity PRIDE
Of host quicker than
and
Interfere
ling
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30
4 y HAD sso.ooo7
That would you do II you suddenly
lheIrfto }s50. boo? 1. y Z iii,Y

sii ou5f HAD 5aso,ooo7
isS What would you DO II you suddenly
VI srto5 1850, boo? 4. Z: 4 $ii ar.
n I! question Eoi merely academic IN.
;s8ts,ttsrest ;to most of Ius, but 10 Ellzur Sage
cf RenSselaer Ind, It was a live Issue.
tores he got his legacy Elizur Sage
made saS living by hard work on his
ssii!srn. He testiftes that the $50 QUO
ebr0pght him mo particular happiness.
was weight years old, with
II flxed habits; when itscame and where's
4 tfAi ~ htssd u 4 30 to bed and sleep
2 esghndls Het no&:5 lays awake and ,wVot.
9tabontt!E ss \ money. Everybody
yss!d him for,a sliceiof:it:a He put
pEits sEiand lat s75 an acre and
!ssflSeE slahda hasA flsen showing ta'profit
Il sso 1899, 40 happier Oh that
ecoillSt w; VS. s. gttitr K.
truth q that ii Is quite an art
a money asls difficult: to dc.
N ,SSauire the art II you are past middle
He Iappl ness comes largely from
thin and Id, a00, in the bank .or-.In
laRRdg doesl! t&pnt. anything In your. soul
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-30

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Do you know that Thanksgiving Day is an exclusive
institution? Outside Of the United States and Can
isn't proclaimed day Of Thanksgiving
the benefits have derived in business and other
wise. sH3 s$5Bss
the old pilgrims that appointed that day from the
of harvest Just gathered in but what a
y meagTe harvest it was the first year s s.%sf
Nothing but Indian corn and garden vegetables.
different to-day the Thanksgivi harvest not
any other country the face Of the earth We
L have much TO be- thankful for. s S 5ss u
is indeed thankful that efforts make it the
been appreciated and that too id such a
surprising any that this town has ever known
quality drugs chemicals
and sundries Of an unmistakabe quality may be had
many things for all to be thankful for too
the old fashioned drugstore as like?
anything but Just YOU in here any day
ANYTHING that may be had at drug store and the
you are cared for served The high grade
goods delivered and the low prices attached you will then
be- thankful for Drug Store Ser
s
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-02-10
Doings AT The Legislature.
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CONTINUED from first pase)
sum of $25, 600 for the constrdc-
ton of a wagon road between
Kootenai and the Idaho Montana
state line near Cabinet, in Bon
ner county was recommitted.
House bills were passed, chang
ing the present banking laws of
the state and providing for semi
annual inspection; providing for
the sale of SIS, 900 of state bonds
for the building of a wagon
bridge across the Salmon river
near Golf Ferry and on the state
wagon road of Idaho county, and
another setting forth the time in
which probate courts shall be
open and for what business.
Among the new bills introduc-
ed were the following: (Black)
To provide that in cities of over
5000 a commission. form of gov
eminent may be had. Commit
tee of public health. ITO prohibit
the sale of tobacco or any COM
pound thereof to minors.
SATURDAY
Week in Senate.
Killed employers liability bill,
passed a search and seizure"
liquor bill, passed a community
property bill, passed a bill to cor
serve the waters of the state,
passed a land board measure,
passed a Sunday opening bill.
Week In House.
Passed Bonneville county bill,
passed Clearwater county bill,
passed banking bill, passed Hey
burn park bill, passed irrigation
school memorial.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-02-10
kEUTERVILLE ITEMS.

Fred Roman has been hauling
some logs to saw into cord wood.
Last Sunday there was a party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
SCHNEIDER.
Will Hussman was transacting
business at Grangeville some
days this week.
A large number of children
have been missing school this
week on account of sickness.
Verne South brought up two
Angora goats from across Salmon
river. The kids are surely fine
looking little animals.
Quite a crowd of young folks
from here attended the wedding
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Terhaar last week.
Tuesday evening quite a num-
Der of young folks surprised Mr..
and Mrs. John Nuttmann at
their home west of Keuterville,
The pupils of the Keuterville
public school will give an enter
tainment at the school house on
February 22nd which promises
to be one of tn e b e t
ever given here. Following is
the program of the evening:
What Elsie Found" What
Allied the Cat" and Hans Won
Smash. The pupils have or
gained a string band consisting
of seven pieces, which will play
it's first piece on that evening.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-02-10

If troubled with Indigestion, constipa-
ton, no appetite or feel bilious, give
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets trial and you will be pleased with
the result. These tablets invignrate the
stomach and liver and strengthen the
digestian. Sold by Koepke Drug Co.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1911-02-10

An attack of the grip is often followed
by persistent cough, which to many
proves great annoyance. Chambe
lain's Cough Remedy has been extern
sively used and with good success for
the relief and cure of this cough. Many
cases have been cured after all other
remedies had failed. Sold by Koepke
Drug Co.