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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-10
SEE M &

Only few of those pretty lots for
sale in Urbana have NOT been bought,
and if you are thinking of purchas~
ing one let me know at once. Don't
delay-somebody may get the very
one you want For sale to white
people only and on the very easiest
terms. ,S.!x. ~
SEE Me al
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A Mothers SAFEGUARD,

Foley's Honey and Tar for the chill
dren is the best and safest for all
coughs, colds, Group, whoopingcough
and bronchitis. No opiates.- Roberts
Pharmacy.
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$3.50 to $4S5. Brush Runabout cars.
the ladies car We are agents.
HARPER'S
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$3.50 to 81. the little BcusH the
ladies' car. All she has to do is to
crank and go. We are agents.
HARPER'S.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT

is made of oils ana soaks down
straight to the bone. 1t banishes
pain and suffering. Only OIL.
liniments can soak through mus
Gle and tissue. Alcohol lini-
ments evaporate before they can
be absorbed by the flesh besides
they are dangerous when used
near a fire or lamp. Mexican
Mustang Liniment wiH not burn epen
though a lighted match be applied.
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ASK TO SEE LlNAlRE AT AD-
DERlEY'S.
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LET US SHOW YOU LINAIRE-
ADDERLEY.
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LET US SHOW YOU LlNAlRE-
ADDERLEY.
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Fresh shipment NunnalIy's ALWAYS"
at Harrington Drug Co.
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"Foley's oney and Tar is the best
cou9l remedy | ever used as il quick
~ stopped a severe cough that had
long troul led me-" says J. w Kuhn,
Princeton. Neb. Just 50 quickly ana
surely it acts in all cases Of coughs,
colds. lasrippe and lung trouble Re-
fuse substitutes Il 3cms Pharmacy.
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SEE LINAIRE AT ADDERLEYs.
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ASK TO SEE LiNAlRE AT Ap.
DERLEYS.
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Known everywhere as the
Safe and Sure Pain ReIiever
for Man and Beast.
Csc SOC. 81 ; bottle at DRUG 4 c.ai Stores.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03

ASSOCIATION. !.
VIII HOLD ITS FlRTY.FIRsT AN.
NUAL SESSION NEXT JUNE AT
BLuEFIELD.

The iorty.irst annual session Of the
West Virginia Educational Associa'
.tsoa Bbes heiSl ae Blue Jlltle
to is inclusive. The meeting this year
viii bei6ne of the greatest I'M the hlllEs.;
tory OF the association. The general
viii be devoted to the very
important subject Of industrial edn;
cation, and no teacher in the State
can afford to miss such a discussion
OF the various phases OF the question
as will be heard at Bluefield on the
above dates, All problems concern.
ing schools viii be ably discussed at
the meeting. The teachers OF West
Virginia have not supported the as.
ISOLATION as they should and 1t Is
hoped that this year will see large
increase in membership.
While the trip to Bluefield is a
hard and expensive one from some
places, this is from one point OF view,
an extra reason for going. How can
the teacher teach West Virginia with,
out knowing 1t? And how can she
know II without seeing it? The low
rates, the cheap accommodations, and
the many other advantages Of the trip
at this time makes It very desirable
for the teacher to attend.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
CHILD 5CALDED
INJURIES { Fatal.
PULLS PLUG FROM WASHING MA.
cHlNEiAND HOT WATER sPuRTs
OVER INFANT. @

A distressing accident occurred yes.
terdsy morning at about ten o'clock at
the home Of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Linn
at Eldora which resulted ip. the sdealn
81 sttieir f6ufteen monthsIoid' son. =,
Mrs. Linn had gotten the washing
machine in order to begin the family
washing and the child WAS playing on
the floor short distance from the ma
chine. While the mother was turned
from the machine for few minutes.
the child pulled the cork from the. ma.
chine and the scalding water poured
from It and streamed all over the
child. When the mother reached the
baby, he was almost cooked by the
scalding water DR.. J. j. Durrett, OF
this city, was hastily summoned but
could do nothing but to relieve the suf-
ferings Of the little fellow to some ex'
tent and he passed away about five
o'clock in the evening.
The parents Of the child are almost
distracted over the unfortunate affair.
The baby was an unusually bright, at
tractive little fellow and his death has
brought untold sorrow to his parents
and friends. Mrs. Linn, the mother OF
the child, is a daughter of Mr.. Cephas
Reed, Of Boothsville.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
MyRDERNA'INI'
THENgHQRI.RIS|
Bgll'|RIE.GE'9
JOSEPH IEE NPE F=ii RIM HAND, is,
SLAIN by X Ohm Po oLE@4 Ac X,
80 VICTIM t' p " RED u
FIELD.
PIOL GBNEEsSEs MS GUILT
b aEtsIE YED III n A. ~ HE PUT AN END
10 TWO or HER MEN THAT
WERE EMPLo o. YEp ~ THE GRIM

FOWLER Ind, May 3.-John Poole
Who. was ARE ed on complaint Of his
son, Emory yesterday, following the
finding of the miltilated body of Jos
Semper, formerly Poole's hired
man on the Poole farm today, con.
ssed 10 the murder Of sKemper and
ave tie shefiff full details as to the
inannerSiil which he chopped the body
Is pieces with an axe and buried 1t IN
d field.
Two other farm hands employed by
Poole disappeared mysteriously some
time ago and It Is believed that Poole
them also.
Poole denies that he deliberately
murdered Remper, declaring that ne
accidentally shot the farm hand While
limiting
The full charge from the shotgun
blew OFT Kemper's head, declared
Poole, the gun being discharged while
iie. was climbing fence;
Fhe latter part of the story is dis
credited Iby the sheriff, who says thai
eVafyj liidipationEp points TO the tac'
Senp pef was murdered In the
kitchen &c theg Poole home:
K t6l the two other farm hands thal
sfe mi sitig and are believed TO hays
lSeeti slain BY Pole the accused mar
Ssclares shat y Knows nothlng
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
ONO LOSES
RATE CASE.
PREVENTS ENFORCEMENT OF
SEVENTY CENT RATE TO LAKES
IN PLACE OF NINETY.

CINCINNATI, o., May BY the
decision Of the United States Circuit
Court of Agasal sest et1oeIi
Ihe railroad commission of Ohio is
.Ieid TO have exceeded It's authority in
debating the rates for coal shipments
on the Wheeling and Lake Erie road
In this State. Upon the complaint Of
several shippers, the commission ruled
that the road should charge 10 cents
instead OF 80 cents d ton for coal ship
ped from mining district No. to
Huron and Cleveland, The court holds
that this coal is under the ruling Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and thai the local commission has
nothing to do with it. Therefore, they
grant the injunction secured against
the commission by the Wheeling and
Lake Erie.
This cut meant a difference OF about
$500, 900 year to the Wheeling and
Lake Erie railroad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
.IAIL MATERIAL
USED IN FI.BH7.
BRICKS, HANDY MISSILES ARE
EMPLOYED IN BIG FIGHT ON
MEREDITH STREET.

& A big fight took place on Meredith
street this afternoon in which some
OF the material OF the new jail was
effectively used. one Of the principals
worked on the new bastile and the
other one is a prominent young man
OF the city.
The story of the trouble as recited
by one Of the partlclpatitsis is to the et;
feet that the young man went to the
man who Is working on the new jail
to talk over some matters Of business
when a quarrel started which ended in
a fight.
Both Of the principals were covered
with gore when the melee ended. The
policemen were soon on the scene and
both we're taken into custody, 20.
licemen were plentiful and six men
wearing the blue were soon the
scene,
The trial before the mayor Will come
up tomorrow morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
nII
{ |. ..I.'E|''.
N!I..I9|.|HII.III|!B!.'Tl!'l|l!I.! Z. 4 | ! | |! 8 ] 4.
SENATOR WAT ms STABLE HAS
BEEN ENTEREp Eth E Ma.
TIoNAl eAefTsa HOW AND
WERE SHIP FEp j. AsT NIGHT.
.NEN HlRsESIT1I IBE EEHIBIEl
pINAA VERNON AND ROB ROY,
NEW 4AcJUisITl loNs, WILL APP
PEAR IN BIG HING FOR FIRST
TIME.

Senator Clarence W. Wntson's
worlds prize winner show horses
were shipped to- Washington last
night, where they have been entered
in the washington horse show that
will be held in that city this week.
Those that will take part: in the big
ring from Fairmont farms stable are
Gongelt, Gangelt, Kitty Grey, Norena,
Ringing Bells, Dinah Vernon, Rob Roy,
Dilhan o. K. and Elegant Dilhan.
Dinaht Vernon and Rob Roy are two
new horses that have never been ex-
hibited by the Watson stables. pil'
han o. X. and Elegant Dilhan are
heavy ponies.
Mr.. Frank Winterbottom, trainer OF
the prize winners, will.haye charge OF
them at the Washington show and will
drive them over tho tan bark course,
The eastern papers have stated that
the Fairmont stables have, been enter
ed at the Internationalshorse show At
olympia and that they would be ship
ned 10 London soon, but this state,
ment could not be verified here, for
definite news concerning the 1nterna'
tional horse show entry has not vet
been received there. ',s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
SWEET GIRL
GRADUATES
CATER TO YOUNG
LADIES THAT COMPLETE THE
coURsE~lN HIGH AND NORMAL
SCHOOLS.

Hartle's Department Store is cater.
ing to the sweet Girl Graduate" this
week and on the second door, in the
Ladies' Ready.to.Wear department
are two booths arranged for the sweet
girl graduate OF the High school and
the sweet girl graduate OF the Normal
school. These booths are decorated
III the school colors and contain
dresses, hats, slippers, ETC., in fact,
everything necessary to the com.
mencement season. An attractive
feature OF the booths is the display Of
several pictures Of former classes OF
each school. The graduates'to.be Of
each school are especially invited to
call and see the display arranged In
their honor, The show windows are
also arranged with suggestive ideas
for the girl graduate,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
Good WORK
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEM
BERsHIP TEAMS HAVE SECURED
800 MEMBERS AND ARE STILL
GOING,

Three hundred applications for
membership have aready been Sc
cured for the new Chamber OF Com.
merce by the membership teams of
business men who have been working
for the new organization this week.
Falrmont is the best city in the
State, and 1t is the aim of the Cham
ber Of Commerce to let the other
States know it. 1t takes advertising
to do 1t, and Fairmont must get IN
line with other progressive ctties@it
II would get its share OF industries
The campaign for members for the
Chamber Of Commerce will close to-
morrow after which time an organiSa'
tton will be effected and officers elect
ed. The total membership will no
doubt reach $40, ~.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
'IIINI.RR|BE'''
..HB5.B.E5I.GNED
tlcTlFIEs aRAEToN BOARD OF ED.
i9c ALTON OF HIS INTENTIONS
70 i1ljlT POSITION AS suPERlN'
PENDENT or SCHOOLS.

PROT T. j. Humphreys has resigned
l,is position as superintendent Of the
Grafton public schools, same to take
8effect August 1st The resignation OF
Alr. Humphreys was handed to the
Board of Education at q meeting oil
tiat body on Monday at Grafton. The
sfesi ignation was accepted and Prof.
III N Brooks, principal Of the Grafton
J 3iiigh school, was chosen as successor
Ho Mn Humphreys his duties to begin
September fret. ;,
MIR. Humphreys is we'll known II
his city having acted in the capacity
oi principal Of the local High schoo
for several years, leaving here to ac
cept the position Of superintendent o
fRe Grafton public schools.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
POLICE COURT
SEVEN MEN ARE FINED BY THE
MAYoR-BALL AND CHAIN PRls.
oNERs THAT RUN AWAY.

There were seven prisoners in the
dock this morning and five of these
were plain drunKs.
Frank Henderson, Micky Sarstied,
Albert Holler, Harry Smith and, John
Doe we're the plain ones that heard
the mayor say two and costs.
G. Fl, Smith pleaded guilty to the
charge Of fighting, He is the man
that got hit with the brick at the To-
cal station yesterday afternoon. Har-
Try Roster, the man that threw the
brick, pleaded guilty to the same
charge, Neither man would tell what
was the cause OF the trouble. They
we're fined fve dollars and costs. II
| the Rne did not come the chief Of DO
lice was instructed to have them work
| on the streets and II there was any at.
tempt towards running away the ball
and chain waste be brought into requl:.
lsltlon and the man that made the dash
lfor liberty would be decorated With
ltbe city bastile alklet. " ,ifs
4 IF y D j aHH "a y No
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
NO HEART. ! /. ..BIiAIBN 4 | (
hi IlB llB | ] ! IgAG |. [.
JURY DOES NOT BELIEVE HER
STORY HER CHARACTER IS
4 SHOWN UP BY THE pEFENp
(Ry United Press. ]

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May S.-Miss
Georgian Young, Pittsburg's "wistaria'
girl, today was denied any damages
blythe Jury in the Federal Court that
heard her $4,000 breach Of promise
suit against Millionaire James Corri-
gan, Of that city. Miss Young testified
that Corrigan proposed to her at
French Lick Springs where they occu-
pied room together. The proposal is
denied by Corrlgan, who also intro:
duced. extensive testimony in attacking
Miss Young's character.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
BREAKERS.
Rl'IllREIllII|B..A|'T. \
PITCAIRN. I. SHOPS. l
TWO COACHES OF sFioPMEN
HAVE REPL AcEp LOSE THAT
WALKED OUT ON MONDAY.
.gNE HUNDRED MEL ARR!g!E !!
OF AMERICAN. FED.
GRAFTON OF LABOR ARE HOLD.
ING CONFERENCE - ALTOONA
EMPLOYEES MAY QUIT.

/ PITTsBURG, May 3.-Two cars OF
strike breakers with over one hundred
men arrived at the Pennsylvania rail-
road shops in Pitcairn today to re
place tile shopmen who went out Mon.
day. Organizers Ireland and Flynn,
Of the American Federation Of Labor,
who we're scheduled to go to Altoona
today in an effort TO persuade the sew
eral thousand employees of the big
shops there to join the walkout are
in conference with the general COM
mittee Of the union at Pitcairn head
quarters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
l.|REIIT ! !
!. WITHIN
l'!IN|I' ! 4 /. YEAR.
MAJOR SAMUEL D. LBR ApY STATES.
THAT THE Hgc iAllNo AND
NORTHERN WILL BE CONFLICT
ED M SHORT TINE.
L9RAlING NQRK RRlGRESS!NG
WEST VIRGINIA END MOVING
FASTER THAN Pennsylvania
( SECTION BRIDGE INTERPRETERS
WITH WORK.

Major Samuel D. Brady, chief engi.
neer for the Buckhanno and Northern
hallroad Company, was in this city 70.
day looking after the interests Of the
company. He stated that the work on
the grading was progressing nicely on
the West Virginia end but that on the
Pennsylvania end the grading was be-
Ing held up on account of a bridge
about one mile below the mouth Of
Dunkarl creek. The government had
taken exceptions to the bridge and the
matter was holding back the work. An
other Thing that has interfered with
the grading has been the unfavorable
weather conditions.
Major Brady stated that there was
no question but that trains would be
running over the line in less than one
year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
ben NATHAN
!. .By|FI5.IPRl..RIE|R|1..Y / ! | /.
IDEAL cLo osEo BY WHO a.FiE Be
CONES THE OWNER Or THE,
Fl.fc EiE BIO X! slf tl

g'AsA6i jlFO9 l y ~. 7fl..-
"a real estae deal was closed in this
city, yesterday8by which Ben Nathan.
of Pdrkersburg, became the purchaser
OF the d. sP: Fitch property on Main
street Mr. Nathan purchased tho
property for an Investment. He
stated today that Fairrnont looks
mighty good to him and that he has
great faith in her future orShe would
not have bought real estate here. He
is partner Of Bert s. Leopold and
owns the store building on the corner
where better clothes are fpr sale. Mr..
Nathan also conducts large store In
Parkersburg and is interested in the
real estate business. His knowledge
OF real estate in his home city and his
thorough acquaintance with the condi-
ton in this city and his willingness to
put money here speaks well for the
city.
The consideration for the property
purchased yesterday was $4,000. Mr..
Nathan will remodel the building to
suit the tenant and IL his renter de
sires to have another story added the
additional story will be erected. The
changes in the building will confoEn
to the wants of the renter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03

OF
nINHNIBTTEBS
WATER COM sslo oNER RESIGNS.
8 als4 cE BENG ESEp BN CITY
EtJelFlEER 10000 PAD IN
MANY eiTtzE MS ARE 4 & ARD -eAs
! coMPA Il a sEs RATE AT THE
h CRY PUMPING sTA ATioN

AS .ll previous councils the rules
adobfed Ri lie poverring 81 lie board
4 Il, only5 ao6d fofs 4 fiffie That they
ara beif1g eonsid epaSl toincii atsts
last fnaetiag l1e iote 3Iti 81 tiieht direafed
fhat citizens 81 tlie city should be
teartI through tile Dfopef coilmittees
inf this was moi a ri Srorediire and AS
psmS1 tbsres q III q, SiIy cifiSens 10 BE-
Sssrd ] 81 tl,s hi.yieeltIys meet tim held
isst night. The liifntlt es of Inc preyi-
ons meeting we're feaii apnr6Yed and
sdontad ,,S
M ,s.,,,,s !. o,,ls,,. "a ii,i,sinsss was
4 \, " s,,s,a,, assIs "a - isess siti i5sns
tlsli Susi,'7ltl z &
MT. j. Y MctAlniley 2 aptiLe e ngu'''
ell IN regard 70 tile laains el A,ei'
chant street prepa t2 psAyins s,le
same. me mater s + ~ y '''s
street comnitIse aIls se5ss 81 lil'ss' ~
report ats tne !. .llese \ 2 5tiess Il 49,
Jpage q ~ = s.s'sa ~
tiye prsopeFty Owl .9l stssss 49,
and ask seq tIlti llsoh ey 20 pslla tnqin
lor COSTS oI sNlts KY! lliss .ilsln l'sa.'
tlited " Is' ll1'sl 4 s,s y "
teFred ~ 'il1li''es r''N
the CITY y. ssnllel
"a nqiialtg ,tss 5lF.l sfl Y, u 4
sleming ipr tile cree leA ol = pusln1ss
block ~.
A4Ls l9letlll s1 silas ~ 1ys l'si.s
pc plae eeff b. ENpV fl.l,,ilS
asnns Ivy ~
mat me W islssrea - ,,'e
street commit e: rs llne,ll1'Sn S7.er
ofefea 2! g SUI sg 9lo.lon 'l'e. s,'e
ilgnt ps plae ~ ~ ..., .'3''3r
t9st ana VIZ sAs ~ iss ~
street comm
fae nal tef u & X ll.lel'ns 3 y ss"'ie
~ 81 z Nlltii!llls = s;llH NV Y y isipsH W
tne seFsl3 eg!ll ~ Y y x, ~,
AtGorLey stL't L, slllan ses'u ''','' =,
peaalers LICENSE 3. 81 gsAsu ron 2.o
lo SeV' lSo ascslgll ill sls ss'ssn = '''e
matter. s TX;
Herschel bartles 3 q lsea slllls g ssnel
ne lald IN .tne rear ol .Il pl9p,4
erty on East etarls avenue iseleffsu
70 sewer eonmlt
The matter or cons tsllegl 8 2 sever
through morgan itlsli - wy : gsopests
on Plke street vas .5el eFEsa tg s,.ses
committe as tee s8lqenlhs & i.,As
street ts; lnyolyeqs lfis ~ 0l9sislVn
made Dy Mr Billings les.
attorney James 1etealtA VIZ
granted q permit to qll w sgns ~Ali
on alley near Walnut aysgas
Mr. STAN; q Eirs Z .ea l0I y. 2
L
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03

.FORSDUTH POLE
GERMAN COMPANY LEAVES HAM.
BURG FOR SCOUT IN THE FAR
SOUTH.
INt,
(Dy United Press. J

BERLIN, May 3.-The German Ant
artic expedition under the leadership
Of Lieut. Filchner left Hamburg to-
day for Buenos Tyreson board the
Deutschland which is especially con,
structed for navigation in polar re-
gions. After leaving Buenos Ayres
the Deutschland will so to South Geor-
gis Island and from there to the Sand
wlcll group for advance into the We'd
dell sea,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
ARBITRATION TREATY
Being Negotiated
UNITED STATES AND GREAT
I RRlTAIN WORKING HAND IN
sEiAND.

"a 4 N 7IIIYfIJnIIbu F'Te3l'l1J n ~ n, n
WASHING GT0N, May 8, ~ Three dit
fefent drafts OF the arbitration treaty,
now being negotiated between the tlnl.
ted States and Great Bfitain:afe today
Ia the hands Of Seer etaI % ate5
Knox, toj be submit ted 10 ADMINISTRATION
Bryce The fihal form 81 .the treaty
Mi be evolved by 6int ilisenssion
EitIi tiie Bfi Dish Snibassadof
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03

After some experience Of practical
siife; one Is able to decide things"
from q reading Of the ads.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
.NiILLNlT USE COMMISSION
'MeNAMARAs TO BE PROSECUTED
WITHOUT THE AID OF THE Ne
MANlGAL STORY. III

TWNNTHNLT T0IVhI y TNI u
(By United Press.l
LOS ANGELES, May S.-When the
Mcnamara brothers were brought be-
fore the Court for trial here, the pros
,ecution will not use5the confession Of
iBertie McManigal in an effort tp con-
yict them.
Z This staement was,made by District
ATTORNEY Fdereicks today. He de.
l6lafes that the State does ilot5Sneed
thiB confessi1fi to conyic the Mel rSa'
Iharaa tSsIafigall viii ihe etqyed
.lstth tlle lotIeEs.l J. .s q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03
TWO q. il. SMITHS.

Tho q, IL. Smith that was hit with
brick near, the Tavern yesterday
Afternoon and fined for fighting In po,
lice court Is not G. H. Smith, the
well Known painter that resides on
Fourth street +
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03

tcoItlsasdI ef M issa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-03

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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-01-12
GRADING UP A
SCRUB SHEEP FLOCK

We should always remember that
high grade sheep cost no more to feed
and keep than the scrub, and. on tie
other hand. we must not forget TIT
the wool and mutton from the better
grades are more valuable.
We may grade up our herds by IN.
ing with some good common ewes hid
a pure bred ram at the head Of the
flock. In starting such Il business tie
demands of the market, the personal
desires of the breeder and the climate
and other conditions under which the
work is to be done must be cousiQeae..
Let us repeat once more that WIN
ever breed is selected the ideal one
set up should be held to ever aftorwat
in making future selections. NioleH
changes are dangerous and should not
be attempted unless the breeder is viii.
ing to take large risks. Consistent
work in these operations viii pre-
valuable in the end.
We have often heard the question
asked. Is 1t advisable to use Il pure