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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-17
IunaE MAsoN,s WARNING.

Judge Mason who at the banquet
given the Bar Association recently
by Ex-Governor Fleming made public
the announcement that he would not
be candidate to succeed himself on
the bench and in brief address at
Senator Watson's banquet Saturday
evening reiterated this statement in
substance but made 1t broader by
stating that he was out OF polictics,
and that he had refralned from taking
an active part in POLITICAL matters
during his term on the bench but be-
lleyed that 1t was the duty OF every
cool citizen to have fixed opinions on
all political questions which right he
had reserved for himself. The Judge
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-17
NoRrHcorr AL RIGHT.

IA story is going the rounds of the
press, especially the Democratic
press, to the effect, that Governor
Glasscock and President Taft on the
Governors recent visit to Washington
agreed upon a slate for this State with
Senator Scott scheduled to succeed
Senator Watson in 1913 and Davis 81.
klns to succeed Senator Chiffon at the
expiration Of his term. The other
branch of the story is that Elliott
Northcott is to be recalled from his
post at Nicaragua to head the ticket
for governor.
To use a polite expression and go
around the term that the editor of
the Charleston Gazette and the editor
Of the Wheeling Intelligencer recent
ly mutually exchanged, we will say
in our humble opinion this a cam
palgn canard cut from the whole cloth
with the Democratic scissors.
A slate of this kind would mean no
more NOR less than the perpetuation
OF theu present State committee ma
chine which the Republican voters OF
the State have regulated and which
cannot be repaired SO as to inspire
their confidence or elicit their sup
port in the future. Scott received the
nomination for Senator but could not
hold his party together and Senator
Davis Elkins from his youth and mex
perlence falls far short of his father
in political sagacity and could add no
appreciable strength to the machine.
The dopester who started this tale evil
IDENTIFY failed to grasp the import
ance OF the connection Elliott North
colt is to have in the running. Elliott
Northcott is one of the States strong
est men and most Of his trlendS be.
lleye he could have long since had
the nomination for governor had he
desired it and 1t is far from the hope
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-17

this afternoon for Romney Hamp.
shire county, where she will spend
several weeks. XII
Miss Nellie Pepeprs returned yes.
terday from visit with Miss Bess
Chancellor at Parkersburg.
Rev. and Mrs. w ]. Eddy and
daughters, Misses Katherine and
Ruth, will leave Wednesday morning
for Greensboro, Pa, WHARF they Will
spend several days with the formers
brother, DR.. Alex Eddy. Upon their
return they will visit, relatives at
Cross Roads, Monongalia county, and
will also attend the Baptist Institute
at Broaddus College, Philipp Rev.
Eddy is taking a months vacation at
this time.
y Mrs. Mason Wood and the Misses
Heintzleman have returned from a
visit Of several weeks at Atlantic City
and other cities.
NJ. R. RraRtz is taking twoweeks
vacation, part aof which time he will
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-17
PERSONALS
- PEOPLE, -
US THEY G NE AND co

Miss Florence Lavender. Of Con.
nellsville, Is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. w. H. Conway on Virginia ave;
nue..
Mr. w. s. iEunt spent Sunday here
with his wife and son at the home OF
Mrs. N. B. H. Barr on Main street.
Miss Lola Nay, OF Clarksburg, spent
Sunday here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Nay.
Mr., and MRS. Minor Durham re-
turned to Morgantown this afternoon
after spending Sunday here with rela
tiyes.
Mrs. Pearl Tough and daughter, OF
Warrington, are guests Of Mrs. Caro-
line Housh on Madison street
Miss Fanny Collins who had been
the guest Of friends in this city, re-
turned to- day TO her home at Elkins.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gould recently at their
homei n the First ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Holbert, who
had spent the past few weeks at Mt.
Lake Park for the benefit ST the for
mer's health, returned to their home
at Edgemont Saturday evening. Mr..
Holbert is not improved to any ex.
tent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Bennett, who
motored here a few days ago, from
Greensburg, Pa. returned home Sat
urday. Their daughter, Miss Wayne
Bennett and Miss Elizabeth Sloan,
who accompanied them here, will re-
main here for some time the guests
OF Mrs. Charles Powell and Miss
Ruth Arnett.
Miss villa Wilson has returned to
Morgantown after a visit here with
friends.
Miss Emma Baker and Mr.. John
Crosby, of Pittsburg, are guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. DsrP. Fitch and Miss
Elizabeth Raymond on CASTOR avenue.
Mr.. Louis Mansbach, of Norfolk,
Va, formerly ofthis city, is visitor
here for few days.
Miss Alice Thomas is spending q
few days with friends at Manningson.
Mr.. George W. Summers, of Wash
ington, D. c., alibrmer West Virginia
newspaper naACssgho was here fsr the
horse show at Fairmont Farms, re-
turned last night to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Parker left yes
terday for visit with their son at
Colfax. .gs
Miss Hazel Parker has returned
from visit at Tecockville, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. T, A. Deveny and sons,
Thomas A., Jr.,s and John, who had
been down fromthe Park for few
days, returned yesterday to the Park
in their to ring car. They were. &C
companied by Miss Sara Deveny, who
will spend two weeks at the Deveny
home.
Miss Juliette Rathbone, who had
been the guest Of Mrs. H. s. Falconer
and Miss Susan Arnett returned yes
terday to her home at ParkersDurs.
Mr.. Eastman Danforth, who had
been the guest Of Mr.. Edwin Watson
on Fairmont avenue, returned yester-
day to his home in New York,
Miss Carol Powell will leave Thurs.
day for Wheeling, where she will be
the guest of her cousin, Miss Anna
i McGregor.
Miss Margaret snider come down
from Clarksburg last evening and left
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-17
BEATS us.

The Fairmont West Virginian tells
Of wonderful rooster that boarded
a traction car sin the suburbs, rode
into town, and then rode back again,
We can beat that. There's many an
old rooster in Huntington that could
spend the night on a trolley wire
without scorching his feet Hunting
ton Herald-Dispatch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-17

We note from the program Of the
reception to be given by Senator Wat.
son at Fairmont today to the Demo
Gratis OF the state, that one of tho
bands selections Is every little move
ment has a meaning all its own
Bluefield Telegraph,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-17

returned from White Sulphur SpiingE
wfieke they attended the Banlser and
Lawyers ,assoela lions.
Misses Eeota and Lenofe GiSklns
left yesterday morning Tor IN eksend-
ed visit to- Niagara Falls ToIpnto.
Canada, and other points
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-17

All Porch Rockers ana Settles at
20 per cent. of
s1bslribe for the West Ylrginian.
Want Advertising rents the rooms
in this cfly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-17
HERE From TsavRa

( Bruce Watkins, who has been hold
ing position ON one Of the pittaburg
newspapers, Is in the city Visiting rel
atives and taking q needed res
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-17

Photos free from 2 TN 4 at Fore
maaIs studio. Babies q Speciality
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
&tmoerede.
nnale ME Elm sbier!

Sn ser i@onen 8eit ser langen
S@ulferien milien sic S1ngen oft
ni@t, mas jie Dor uebermutb o0er
2angemeile Beginner fouen. Damn
geratben ptele nuf Mbmege; Tie neden,
idlagen o0er fangen fleil1ere Gbiere,
ibieben 8ogel; fur5em ite be3eigen
lidj als iebr u%ngeberoig uuo rob. Das
lit iiinobaft uno brape &inoer mer6en
oas ni9t tbun, ion6ern barouf be-
6adt iein, sic freie 3eit miiroig gu
perbringen, feline Sbierqualerei GIT
treiben uno au9 anbere SSlrngen 6a-
BON ab3ubalten. 9enn jung ge1pobnt,
alt getban, un6 Elm gegen Gbiere
grouiamer &nabe miro emit Elm rober,
gefiiblloier Menld meroen.
9aB &in6er oft nur aus nnper=
itano un%barmber5ig gegen Ebtere
iin6, benefit folgenoes grlebniB. MlS
ib zines Gages iiber einen freien
@lab gi1g, b0rte i@ tpiithen6es @un<
0egebeG. 9a idJ Elm GROCER @ultoe=
freuno bin, iudte id Sic l1ria9e gu
ergriinoen. Muf ser ei11en Seite 6eS
@labes lag Dor etnem &auie Elm &l1t0
an elmer Settle, bon 5duliltngen I'M
sl1ter bon Z Bis 8 Sabren l1mringt,
Sic Mle anf ibn eini6lugen un6 ibn
nit Stetnen marfen. Ser @un6
iprang bon 6er einen 5ltr an0ern Sei=
tie, 10 melt es sic Settle erlaubte rno
par in b0diter @utb. Sd trat 5l1
Sen SsSl1ngen un6 fragte rubig: uSat
ser @un6 g11b etmas getban?" SHE
iaben mild eritaunt an, nn0 einige
iagten Heinlaut: uNein." u8esbalb
iblagt un6 merit SIR 6enn Sen
&un6? @luubt SIR, 6aB STR linn
nidt 1pebe tbut?" Seine M1tport,
MIR berlegeneS @nitarren. uM06tet
STR nit Steinen %getporfen mer0en?"
uMein." uSebt SIR, SOS m0gt SIR
a116 ni6t; idamt SIR @u6 6enu ni6t,
einen Sun6 gu merfen, Ser @ud gar
nidts getban fat, ii6 audi nidt tpeb-
rem fann, "a er felt lit? @1aubt Str,
6aB ser &un6 6as mag?" Mebrere
bon Sen Sungen fagten t%reuber5ig:
rMein, mir mol1en es au@ ni6t mie=
ser tbnn,"' rn6 SHE gi11gen 6abon.
Quale nie ein Sbier 5um 59er5
Denn es fmblt, mie 6n, BEN 5dnner5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
1%1ebermntb tbatt 11intmer gut.

gines Sages par Otto nit ieiner
M11tter int @arten. Sic Mutter
nGbte III ser 2aube. Dabei aber be-
bielt iie itets Sen &naber i'm Muge,
6enn ife tplBte i6on, 6aB er III iei=
nem 3eitbertreib iebr unporiidtig
mar. go a16 beute.
Sen @arten umgob cine 5temlid
bobe Mauer. Dieie erfletterte er
un6 iprang Damn berunter. uSiebit
gu, Mutter", REF er 6abet, uio biipfen
sic Sii6e in Sen Geid."
9ie Mrtter marnte ibn uno iprad:
otto, tbue 6as ni9t, 6ie Mal1er iit
gu bo6 fir Dt6, gu fannit Ieidt
einen Sda6en nebmen."
Otto aber 6abte BET ft6: uDas
fam nidt iein," un6 iprang im1ner
mte6er.
Die Mf11tter itan6 BEL ie6em 5prltn=
ge Mn9ft aus uno tparnte ibn bal6
gum 5peiten Male, in6em iie iagte:
otto, mdble Sir 6o6 einen oroerert
3eitbertreib. Sd iebe eS nod font
men, oaB gu auf sic Maie famit."
Ser mfolgiame &nabe aber, err
mi6erte: uMsutter, gu biit aber audi
gu dngitli@. Sieb 11ur, 3ebnmaI bin
i@ i6on berunter geiprungen un6
habe mir feinen Singer gefriimm
|@s funn mir ia nidts gcideben,
|ionit tpare es gei@eben."
Otto erfletterte iebt sic @ouer
gum elften MaIe. @ie fruber 5ablte
er:: Gins, 5met, 6rei", un6 mollte
ipringen. Mber, 0 mebl Ct gIiH nit
Dem SuBe BON Ser Mauer ab urt6
iprang nun ni6t, ion0ern itir5te
binunter.
gbe nod Sic eridrodene Mntter
bin5ufam, idoB ibm i6on SOS @l1tt
CUR Maie bero1s, Stirn pt15 @an,
gen tDaren 5eri9u16en un6 Elm 8abn
a11sgebro9en. Da Lag nun Otto un6
idrie iidnrtnerlid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
: &lanberei.

gs 1T nidt gut >pentt oer meni@
bon ii@ gering berft, ME re@t on
feline 2eHt1ingsfdbigfeit glatbt, uno
ith 10 tpettg 3utraatt, 6nB CT Bel ie6ert
Merfe, 6os CT at begi1net geoe1tft,
fi4 5ugIei@ t,n1tlos 31,ruft: sd brin-
sc es bod 11i@t at groe; mir feblt sic
re6te 8efdbig11ng ba3u."
Gber g,effdiibrIIiider, neit gefdbrlt@er
i@eint eg u11s, tpe1ttt Der @r1tno8atg
zines Gbarnfters iene Berg6tter1trg
ieines Itebsn rSSdhs" aeigt, mIdtr az
les, mas e begirtnt, bon borttberetht
staoeuos" fi11oet, Der feline Berfe lei.
ne S@opfuttget1, sic einfadften Mrbei-
ten, tDel@e er al g1t6e gebrad3f, fnir
ooS Bette bi6iIt, mas uberbdupt ii Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10

fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
Die S0rte, Die |hr hnmer Gekauft HALT
,.: s,::. a. =. Zs>M2z76S1
ramerifa ,fdt aber."

Mnf alien @egen iu@t man ser
6eutiden &onfurren5 81 begeg11e1t.
Dos Meueite bieier Mrt lit, BOB cine
Seem gorfer Sirma fir Elm geeignetes
Mo6en fir einer Mintatur @uppen-
fopf $500 offerirt, I'M aa16 ouf sic.
5em @ebiete binter 9eutidlaro nidt
langer 5uriiditeber 5u miii1en. 8is
oabin fonnte man Deltidlnn6 in Ser
&erfteuung bon 9uppen nidt gleib-
fonrrre1t, aber mer11 6ie SpraAe auf
feimfreies 8ier forrnrt, 6an,1 fann
iia DeutidIaro ribt briiiten, Mmerifa
iiberlegen gu feia. Dag beriibmte un6
beIiebte 01o $~eibeIberger ser &reik
'& Skinner BrnigeieHidnH piir6e,
pie es bier ser Gau 1T, AUDI in Der
aIten &eiutatb ben gor5ug baben,
tpe1t1t man bort 6as bor3iglt@e @e.
brd11 31 ge,rieBen @elegerbet bette.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10

5dnabeI auf; % gibt eg Mrbeit fur
Die Nlten. I'm id0nen Gagen geEt
es nod an; 90 mimmelt es III ser
SUIT bon Bliegen, Maiden unb anSe<
rem Snieften, Die iid Ben blibidnsl.
len @et16ungen Der beutei ud)enbc11
Sdnalben nidt ent3ieben f0nncn.
Mber bel Megenmetter berfrtede1 fit
Die Safer unter 8ldtter, III Ben @ii<
len ser 8ammrin0e uno in ben Mau-
erfugen. 90 boben sic 5dmallen-
eltern iaure Miibe, lire 8rl,t MIR
balbmegs gu b%efriebigen, gat15 gu
idmeigen, oaB Der eigene Magen
0od ard iein &edt berlangt.
@ellte aber MAIDEN lie elem Malt
mdbren0 ser Sage. Muf Gelegra=
p%ben0rabten iiben6, balten lie 3nie-
geiprah iiber oes Cages @rlebnifie
uno Sic Musiidten 6es Son1n'ers ;
pielleidt flagt an6 cine, 5ab bas
Meitbdfden 6abeim nidt 10 fraftig
geratben lit mie sic anoeren SSrngel,,
o6er oaB gar b0ie 8l1ben einer, Gin,
idlog auf ibr frieoli@es Sdusder
unter Der Dadrimne gemadt baben,
9enn 2iebe ltn6 Gorge itn6 Sic itaarf=
ften @rreger 6es &er5ens, mag es 1ur;
einem Meni6en a%nge6oren o6er Ell
mem bernunftlolen 8elpobner Scr
2iifte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
TamilienfretS.
9as Sinh 1tmS Sic @e,uitterf1rdt.

Die Snr6t Dor 6em @emitter, sic
mir bel &inoern lebr baufig treffen,
lit 1eoigIid cine 5a6e ser gr5ieblmg.
menn man 6as &ino 5um @ottoer-
trauen er5iebt, eS friib3eitig 5aran &C.
m0bnt, 6as @emitter als ettpas 5u BE-
tradten, mas es in @irfli6feit lit,
cine Matureri9einung un6 ni6ts mel
ter, 10 mir6 man 6a3u gelungen,
SEM &in5e sic @emitterfur6t ab5uge=
m0bnen. @elbitbeberridung bermaa
ielbit BEL elmer gren5enloien @epitter=
fnrdt biel al1s5uridten. Dieie
5elbitbeberri6ung muB man Dem
&in0e aber angem0bnen, 0amit es fid
nidt ipdter als artpadiener Menid
ldder1i@ ma6t 6l1r@ cine unbegrun=
6ete un6 tb0ridte Mngit Dor einen1
@emitter. Die Mngit4 6ie nabe3u ie-
|6es &in6 Dor 6em @emitter fat, miro
bon Sen @ltern %5uueiIen nod 6a6urd
beitdarfft, 6aB file, int Sale zines &C.
mitters 6as &in6 an fi@ nebmer1, linn
momogIi4 sic M11gen 5lbalten, 6amit
es sic @ri9einl1ng 6es 8libes nidt at
ieben befommt. Son Dienftboten
mir6 Sic @emitterf rrdt 6es &in6es
oft 6urd @der5e befdmpft, un6 es
Qibt cine MrsahI 111perninfttger
Dienitboten, sic ibren 5pab an ser
6urdt ser &leine1 baben. Sft auh
periu@t man es, 6em &ilt6e flar gu
maiden, 6nB ser liebe @ott 6as &C.
mitter idtde, nm Sos &ino arf 6ieie
8eiie 5u %itrofen. @ie tbortdt iolde
Mnbnungen ltno, be0orf ood mobl
erit 'ni@t Ser g%rpabn11ng. Sic ein=
fabite Mrt, sic @emitterangit bel sem
&tn0e gu befdmpfen, baiirt 6arauf,
oaB man aem &in6e flar madt, mie
Elm @emitter in ser Matur 5u 5tan0e
fommt. 8uerit miro 6as &ino e5
ni6t faiien fonnen, es miro ii6 dng-
ltige1t, 5%1tter1t, nno Damn tltr, men11
man Sos &tn6 erfennen ldbt, bon
melh erbabener 560nbeit 6ieie S
granoioie Maturipiel lit, miro es sic
6urdt Dor 6em @emitter berlieren.
Mnes iiberfliiitge 8eiuerf idalte mar
in ser @%rfldrung aus. Man berz
mei6e es, sic 59d5en, sic ein 8ltB=
i6log a1t5urt@ten nermag, a%uf5ubalt=
i9en, o6er. cine ettnatge G06tung, sic
6ur6 8Iibfdldge erfolgt til, bor Sen
,0bren ser &in6er alasfiibrli@ 81 Be-
baroel1t. Selbftperftdn6li9 m11B man
6as @in6 oltf oie @efabren, Sic Elm
@enitter baben fam, ol1fmerfiam MOS
@en. Das @ir6 1n11B ftd al1@ gegen
6te l1nbim idiibe1t fotnen. @at man
6nr@ sic @r5tebung un6 @rflarl1ng
6em @n6e sic @etpitterfl1rdt abge<
m0bnt, 10 6arf man es 6o6 nidt ber-
an1afen, leidtiir1nig lid Sen @efab~
rem aus5uieben Sic ein @epttter nit
ii6 bringen fann, 11amentlib menn
man nidt meiB, mte man ftb Dor bent
8libi@lage fdiiten ion, BEG. mfe man
es bermei6en ion, SEN 8libi9lag a1f
fi9 at lenfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10

Mebr 9ente, Md1trer ,,tto Grauert
iin0 geplagt NIT 2eber- un6 8laler.
8eidtperoe, oert,1 lie beDor, 11no iebes
'Sabr tDet16en fth nrebr bon Die
fen fir raide $etluttg un6 per-
manenten Mubett mad GoIep's
Niierett &etImittel, 6as fi1 aIs Ell
teS Der mirfiarrften Mtttd fit
,geiere1t. iln6 BIafer.serar1fbeit erprobt
bal, tpeIdes meoisiriides @iifen et,tt.
oedt bat. Molitor Drug 90.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10

oen farn. Ser Menid ion nit Mutb
uno gnergie an Die Mrbeit geben, gu
Ser ieire 8erufspflidt ibn fiibrt, aber
er ion an0ererieits sic itrengite Selbit-
|fritif uben. Ser D~olfommenbeit
fino menige unter uns nabe, gang
glei@, alf Incident @ebiete mir ut1s
betpegen, un6 tper immer 5ufrieoen 1T
init 6em, mas er 1eiitet, Ser bleibt auf
BENT Stanopunft iteben, altf meldem
ct ii6 befinoet, o6er gebt 5uriid.
l1llo 6od ioaen mir portpGrts tire
ber, loQen mir nrs gu alien 3eite11
|iagen, mie penig SOS lit, mas mir int
gerbdltniB letiten 5l1 oen1, mas mir
leiiten fonnten, tpie menig bos 1T, mas
mir miiien miiBten. Das idyonite "a
lent perfiimmerte i9neG, neil 0as@ift
Ser Selbitnergotterl1ng iib in feline
Musnutltng miidte. @er ii6 i6on
5u 8eginn elmer &iinitlerlaufbabn ent=
5iidt iagt: uMeirre @erfe geb0ren gu
Sen beiten!", 6em itebt al1f ser @tirne
gei6rieben, 6ab er iid ME iiber sic
MtttelmaBigfeit erbeben miro. Sod
lit es nidt leidt, 5elbitfritif 5u iiben,
mie unidwer eS al1d tit, an6erer
Sdaffen nit Dem 5e3iermeiier ser
&e5eniton, 6es etnfa6en l1rtbeiles, gu
5eritidel11, un6 menige Meni6en gibt
es ~iiberbaapt MIR, Sic in 5ieier Be-
5iebl1ng Der teben, geredt 5u fem.
S6eint es uns 0od a11b 1tur meni9=
lid, uns iiber 0as 5u f%reuet, mas
mir idufen. Mber in 6es Meni6en
@atur liegen biele Sebler, gegen sic
mtr fampfen iouen nit 6em Mnfgebot
jener &raft, Sic ol1f inns als Grbtbei1
Ser @ottbeit gefommen lit.
Dos MiBtrauen lit gemiB cine lit
tuge11o; aber miBtrauiib fem gege11
unS ielbit, 6iirfen mir 9etroit 6as
@egentbeil beiBen. @er miBtrauiid
gegen iid ielbit lit, liefert i6on sen
8elpeis, 6aB er Sen @inen fat, feline
Tebler ab5ulegen. SSn Dem MiBtral1ert
gegen unler Selbit Iiegt idon sic Ct
fenntniB unierer 56mqden, unierer
Infringement.
@liidli6 iin6 freili6 Sic Men=
i6en> Sic jid 5u ouer 3eit 6omit
idmei6eln: u@as mir tbun, lit id0n,
re6t, gut! - @as id 6enfe, lit eoeI
un6 brap!" Dieier Stan6punft, ouf
pelden iie ft@ itenen, ideint uns gar
morbid un6 einma1 1don fommt fir
iie ale Elm Sag, an 6em sic entgegen=
geiebte Mein1tng ser @elt mitlei6slos
berunterreiBt bon 6iefem NIT Grl1g=
gol6 gei6miidftten 8te6eitabl. @ielen
miro 6amit sic 8in6e bon Sen Mugen
geriiien, un6 iie ieben III f1rbtbarer
&1arhett, mie berblen6et fie getpei en-,
iu6en a1@ sic nnflugbeiten ser Ser
g%angenbeit mie6er gut 5u maden. Mn=
6ere ober mer5en berbtttert, menn
ni6t fdle6t. sic 5iirnen Ser @elt;
fie i@maben file, 6aB iie lie perfennt.
sd bobe MIR fein @liid!" {ngen iie
m1rren6. 8as on6ere idufen, NOR
bel meniger be6elttenb, un6 1pnr6e
anerfannt; iie ieIbit nit 2orbeer ge<
idmiidt, Ser mir gere6termeiie biel
eber 5ugefommen mdre!"
5olde aber fins rettungslos ber=
loren fir oas 2eben ltt16 sic @elt; 1ie
lperoen nimmern1ebr nod 5lt niiBlt<
diem @lie0ern In Ser &ette ser Menld=
beit. Denn menn mir ar6 5ugeben
miiiien, 6aB 6as @liid INT erem S@af-
fen sur Seite iteben muB, 10 befennen
mir l1ns an0ererieits 6od al1h gu
6em a1ten Spridmort: u3umeiit lit
oo@ ieber ielbit ieines @liides
5hmte0."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
3mieseiprad.

@al1tn aus Dem mil6er @iioe11 GIT.
rudgefebrt, MAIDEN iib Die S1mal.
ben eifrig an Sen 8m1 bes gseltes.
Mun bofen i@on 6ie S,tneen 81.
rinnen un6 iperren ba1ngrtg 6ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10

Dte 2oroorer r&imes" reutpelt
.DeutIdIort6 an nit ser Sorberatrtg 81.
E11er biinoige1t grfIGrung iiber feine
Mbitdten III Mgaoir. Wos fii11urtert
eg Sen Mo1r6, tper,1 ib1t Elm Setter on
bent, nnb ba3u nod ehit alter, 5abr-
5Ioier?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
DIR. COX'S
Barbed Wire
I.INIMENT

AkANIE = g neal p Wa1n0es I@D
5Oc and 500 sizes for fresh weunds.
oldsores, sore backs and shoulders lrns i
and bruises. 25c size for Family Use,
DR.. cOX'S PAINLESS BLISTER
Is painless and guaranteed to cure
Spawn, Ringbone, Curb, Sweeny, 4plint,
Puffs, OF any enlargement Of bone or
muscle, or money refunded. Price DOC.
FOR SALE ~ AL DRUGGISTS
MOLITOR DRUG co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-10
New Process
5team laundry.

9enft SIR Gtpas bpn Cure @df@e?
8enn 70, 6ann tpirb e8 ft1 @u9 lob
men, ni9t auber M4t at laiien, baB mir
guer gigentbl1n1 bebmoeln, dlS mare e8
onS unferige. @ir baben Die bo1ftdnz
bigfte &nf1anitaIt int @orbtpeiten lnb
Iiefern erfter &lnfe Nrbeit. Bir ge<
bral1den feline g%beHifalen; mir berberberl
oaber Cure @a9en ni9f. @enn SIR
refine Nrbeit unb bette 8ebanblltrg
po4t, bann benf an uns. 11niere &&rei>
e ifme n s',rs sso al5 igm1t;Gs; UP h;21;a 5p,r
als SIT es feIbit tbln f5nnt. grfunSigt
rnb Mber3eugt Cub. Sir bnben M9en.
ten in ben %umIiegenben @tGoten.
6. s. @eber. Dautpftuai6auftalt,
gigentblmer.
s. Npe. g, ct. Glol0.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-09-07

The reception given by the
Epworth League on last Thursday
night at the M. E. Church in honor
Of the visiting leasuers who we're at.
tending the annual District Con.
ference was indeed a pleasant affair.
After an interesting program held
in the main auditorium Of the Church
the Sunday School room (which had
been transformed into an ideal recep.
ton hall) was thrown open. Here
the crowd mingled together. enjoyed
hearty hand shakes and pleasant con-
versations. Throughout the entire
evening delightful fruit punch was
served by Misses Henson, FIynt, Ivy
and Foster,
The decorations were very attrac-
tive carrying out a color motif OF
white and gold, the league colors.
Palms and cut flowers were also
used 10 a good advantage.
The young ladies' who arranged
this affair are 10 be congratulated
on a very successful entertainment.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-09-07

Gold Medal Flour is made Of Sof.
Winter Wheat and made by
the most improved machinery, as near
perfection as has been reached by
any mill. Try it. For sale by W, P.
|Conners
FOR SALE OR RENT-Resi-
dence 8 rooms, electric chandelier.
hot and cold water bath, with or with.
out the 20 acres adjoining. % Gown
balence easy. Also surrey, harness,
buggy. pIOws, cultivator and second
hand lumber. Address, box 1925
Okolona, Miss.
WANIED-Good Housekeeping
Magazine requires the services Of a
representative in Okolona to look
after subscriptions, renewals and TO
e1.end circulation by special methods
which have proved unusually $
H.. Salary and commission. Pie
v:ops experience desira5le, but ut.
esseatiaI.A. Whole time or spare time,
Address, with references. J. F. Fair
banks, Good Housekeeping Megazina,
33l Fourth Ave. New York Civ.
Nj. c. W. Parchman returned
Sunday ION Memph $ at which city
h. Joined others and went to Detroit
on the "Studebaker Special"
This 'raia vac run by he S'udebaker
Corpot a..on o ca y their agents TO
The bj meet in the city where their
automobiles are made. Mr.. Parch-
man reports a good time and tells US
that he went through three Of the
eight plants and saw their thousands
Of wockmen turning out the EMF
cars.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-09-07
HAURY 4, aLAzIER.

4 Prominent Fise@sa es
Maiden, GaOe.s WSttes;
Mar. seth, SSoaD
last winter I had Q
severe cold and It settled
on my Kidnsyss eausiAR
the most 6zsEuelaHA0
pain almost every hme j
p 10 @svs -
tried everything amagias
b get relief. VVith 90
assaaaaa wlttA "a aAl
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-09-07

j. H. Davis City Clerk.
Approved H. L. Morrison Mayor
Passed this the 18th day Of Angus.
1911