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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
,,PEAcEFUL.svAL

The farmers of this. !. vicinity arc
busy getting their fall work done. a a
Z Everybody Is ACKNOWLEDGMENT. /
Miss Florence Swlsler spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with her brother,
Ray, at Morgantown. s' "a
Mrs. Ann stnnley spent Sunday with
Mrs. DR.. Travis. \,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morley were
visitors at Roy Steele's Sunday last. \.
Mr. and Mrs. WaitsM6rEah attend.
edschildren's day at. Hopewell Sunday.
Miss Edith Moran is taking music
lessons Of, Miss ChenowethJ Of tile
First ward. /. Il. 3 Z. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Baker. Of Fair.
mont. spent Sunday at,Jim Wilson's.
Little Pearl Groves who has chad
fever, as .improvlngfslowlM ID. II
Mr. and Mrs. Bert BUGGY or Glades:
Vile, spent. Sunday with the latter's
parents at this plnce. i,
Misses Belle l,and /, Mary, tHall l.wete
pleasant visitors at, G. NJ. Morley's one
day last week. 5ti,lE !, ~ Ky !, 1
Morgan; Moran spent Sunday at
home. 2 !. Z; y I,
Mrs. Dora Johnson, OF Shinnston,
and Mrs. Susan Morgan, OF Winfield.
spent Sunday at ItoylJ. Steele's. n
There will BIO a four. days meeting
at Mt. ZionSDeginnihg September 9th.
Come one, come all. !
S'iMr. and Mrs. Luther Price spent
Saturday and Sunday with the lat
ter's sister, Mrs.FJohn Johnson iis
,Miss Nina Stnnsberryl eft Saturday
TO spend a few weeks with friends at
Fairmont. ~, ~ I. .,;{
Willie Moran passed through the
valley Saturday evening. Wonder
where he was going? ri tslt
miss Maud stansberry, who has
been, staying at NJ, Wesley starretts
is: home for a few days. s., s{i.Ji 4,
Miss, Alma Deyplilt spent Sunday
with Hiss Rosa Johnson. = g. .,55;.5,,
The telephone, lines around here IRE
in a very! bad shape. we haven't
heard, tell Of our central AT Loves.
vile for several days, and we would
be. pleased II our general manager
would come; pretty soon and straight.
Y ~ \. 81 .49i PANSY..t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07

whit depth they WIN strike snfilcleIit
lxater tilose Who FEAR that their PRES
ent Water suppl may be unsafe, and
!tilnse Who beIley hat their present
,upply !iss aic hut are willing
81 sgate thes anitsrg conditions
and 10 st find Ito he unsafe or
.questirS sto REMEDY the danger. II
The report, which is entitled Tn.
$derground Waters OF Southern
Maine water Supply Paper f22s,
United States Geological survey,
can be had free on application to the
Director OF the Survey, Washington,
ID. c. Y q = III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
this LADY'S
GOOD APPETITE
:lirs. Hansen, In 4 Letter From
Mobile. Tells How She Called

Mobile. AlaT..'I suffered for seven
year.. with womanly trouble writes
Mrs. sigurd Hansen in a letter from
this city. u felt weak and always had
a headache and was always going to
the doctor. At last ! was operated on.
and felt better, but soon had the
same trouble. =, 49,. ~ \ ,tyi TX, n
Ny husband asked me to try Cardui.
I felt better after the first bottle. and
now, ] have a good appetite and sleep
well. I feel fine, and the doctor tells
me II am looking Better than he ever
saw me-" u I (
II you are sick and miserable. and
suffer from any Of the pains due to
,womanly troubie-try cartui.
Cardui Is successful because 1t Is
composed Of Ingredients that have been
found to act curatlvely on the woman.
ly constitution.
For more than fifty years. 1t has been.
used by women Of oil ages, with great
success. Try II. Your druggist sellait.
n. b. Write 10: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Sha,ta.
noogn Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn. for Special
iinsfrucftOns, and H.pIge book. . Home Treatment
loeWomen.Y Sent In plain wfapper. on request. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
OBSERVATIONS OF OLD CAP
aLn- tsyf WHlEPLE. NEfs

Rod Skibbs says no matter what
happens to the fruit. the wheat or the
potaters. the horseradlsh crop is al.
ways strong. r't&i .3fa
| Lem Higgins wife has been spend.
ing the summer at Ottawa Beach and
Lem has been spending the summer
OIL the Ottawa Beach train. b
Bud Hicks caught fish with a gold
watch inside of him; that Is to say,
there was gold watch inside Of the
fish, and before Bud had got up town
nine fellersS claimed to have lot a gold
watch off'n the pier. 7t6
Miss Lutte. Bibblns, who. was edu.
Gated at u female cemetery, is very
correct in her manners, When, she
eats green corn ,sue; picks the corn
oh'n the cob with a pair OF tweezers.
There is onlySo one way'to hasten to
the kingdom come faster than by set:
tin on keg of powder and smokln, a
pipe and that-is by. goin' out in n. ca
noe that has u sail in it. s@2HF
The wind blew SO hard in our vii.
lage last Friday morning that 1t peel.
ed the paint all off'n the Hardshell
meetin' house. Ne if
t@Whena feller's wife picks out his
clothes itsis cinch that at least one
person will be satisfied with 'em. a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
WANTED Nj HIS BROTHERS HELP
Afflicted Man Realized ThatSHe Him.
self Could Not % Justice to
* the Situation. i,S &

Col&F. W. Hart of Los Angeles tells
the following story about ex-Gov. Les.
lie M Shaw Of Iowa; secretary Of the
treasury under. Roosevelt, and youches
for Its truthfulness. s
About ,thirty-ive years ago Mr..
Shaw,;an |, were travelling through
central Nebraska with horse and bug.
BY, and were compelled frequently to
stoptoyer night with farmers for want
Of hotel facilities in that new country,
One night we sought and obtained
shelter with an old farmer whose
home surroundings indicated the fact
that he knew but very little of the
saying that Cleanliness was next to
godliness. At the evening meal. each
discovered that he was not very hun.
Gry:ssWe soon retired, but not to
sleep,S as the sequel proved Millions
Of creeping things had previously TAX.
on possession. We occupied the same
bcdsand used the same weapons Of
defense: but mo sleep. The animals
Msre slain blythe Score but, that
brought mo relief. Where one was
KILLED, hundreds OF others came to
the funeral. AT last from sheer ex:
haustion, wo ceased$ our warfare.
Nothing had been spoken by either
Of lis for an hour. or more. Finally
the silence Of the midnight hour was
broken by the future governor ex.
claiming: oh, Frank! 4this Is awful.
I can't do Justice to It. Wish my
brother was here. He could. He
swears: K. IL e 4
was convulsed with laughter
willie Leslie went out and spent the
balance, Of the night In haystack.."s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
Left Alone He Dreamed Of Marthe.

eS's 'N'o"S ''e S'SaHleu " mdT tuss
cries. Mrs. Pennington displays me
as the latest freak, exactly as she
would display vaudeville dancer
only she gets me free Of charge."hiiaf1
~ shouldn't go under such condI.
tons. II were you" III
would go-to see Marthe."
""The desire of the moth for the
star?"s tt3; ssf f.. i,.y
Perhaps. That Is why came up
here. To get my. balance. l want to
think It over. To know what to say
to Marine" Slx(S y ~ y. ! )
Then you are going to tell Iher?'"'
&, why not?" : 4! ts& ~ n Z ~
$S"she will think you want her mon.
ey." III, IA ;&i d, &!S.,
y IF she loves me she must come
here with sme-7and live the life you
have lived. mother" ID
Her face shone with an inner light.
All her millions could give her no
more happiness than have had."Ss
sTheyiate their dinner finsa low, dim
room where the Portraits OF mer in
knee brooches and 81, women Iii Wide
skirts hung IN Atarnished frames.
Through the long windows they had a
glimpse Of tho pink peach trees, with
an amethyst evening sky beyond. G. h
III Icould stay. up here Margrave
said. and Ills eyes took In the beauty
Of It. y might be great, some day.
The city stiles mel want to get out
into, the wide spaces!t p rs
Then why not Gomez"
Dearest, will YOU understand?
could live here onlytwlth the woman l
love" SSssgS,S25i' y tiP ,a
They talked about It, sitting in
front Of the fire, he in his dead IA.
Tiers great chair, she In a low rock.
or with faded cushions. y
At last he sent her to bed. II
must think It over,3 no said, ,"but you
must sleep, and. II you viii. you may
remember me lintSyour3 white little
prayers!.t 4, aty'4, 3i 5s{ .
!ss Left alone he dreamed of Marthe,
sharing that illumined hcarthstone; Of
Mhrtfe climbing tho wide stairway
up and up. until she was lost in$the
shadows; oftMarthed an the east room,
where the dawn showed tpinkthrough
the latticed1 windows, and. where at
night there was a drift Of stars.
: What would she think Of it-ttia
plain home Of his forefathers'? Whnt
would she think? nv, y. ". r Z, !.
why not ask her-now-tonight?'
He looked at the clock! Eleven The
upnst guests would be gone !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
| II|bE[SES !
TIRQUBLEI0LBlDBH|
NO Z DIGESTION ARTHUR
GAS oR d DYSPEPSIA IN EVE
/, MINUTES 4 1; II n

= y
Ks Why not get some now--t hist mos
ment, and forever rid yourself ots
Stomach trouble and li1dtgestioh2 al
dieted stomach gets the blnes md,
grnmblcs. Give It "a good eit, then
take Pape's Diapepsjns 10 start the az
gestiyel@ juices working. There VIII
bonn idyspepsia orasbelthng of Gas or
er,ictations OF undlgested food no
feeling like lump OF lead In tile stoI
aeh or heartburn; sick head che and
iDizzlness, thridS y6tif FOOD WIN not Ter
.ment and poison your breath with
nauseols odors. Z, I: "
Pape's Diapepsinl costs only 80 centu
for.4n large case at. my drug store
here. and will relieve the most cob
stinate case Of Indigestion and EupBet.
Siomachsinsilve minutes.
There is nothing else setter. to- tnkel
Gas from Stomach and cleanse the
stomach and intestines. and, besides,
one single dose will digest and prepare
for assimilation into the blood AL
your food the same as d aonnd, heals
thy stomach wonld do At. \:
When Diapepsln works. your stoml:
ach gets Itself IN order cleans
then ufeel like eating when
YOU come to the table, and you
eat eat Will d 4. X ESPaI vIllIpIil3e
Y Absolute relief from alf5s Stomach
MsttsprE ~ iFnitl9fl go.i rs soon as
Tell Your HdrusststG that YOU want
.Pape's 'Dlapepsln, because you want
thoroughly cured this time.
s; Remeiaberst IL sy6ut stomach skeeIs
uf3of tordeta and lincoln Portable nov,
yon. canSsurelyl get relief I'M 1--WE min
iites. ~ n: w
Eis5, IN =. an M Z d i,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07

Ten per cent. Off on Davenport beds
at j. II. SNlDER's.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
. REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER lND ,,'I clIIlu.

Mhs. WIssLbw's' sooriifSd SSfuF has been
used for over ,SiXrYSYEAlSSb by MILLIONS, OF
rE..TllINc, with iPERFEcir@ SUI cEss. Lii
aooTlIlSS the CHILD. SOETl:NS the. C UMSi
hLLArS nlr AIN 4 uREs WIND collie and
Is The best remedy for DIARRIlo;k!lt ItSis ab.
solutcly HARMLESS De sure mud ask for Mra.
Winslow'1 Soothing Syrup, "nnl taIc no other
klud: TWenty.ipc ceuta q bottle. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07
FRECKLES.
Don't Hide Them with "a Veil: Remove
49," Them With the New Druu.

Don't Hide Them Wlth,a Veil; Remove
~" Them With the New Drug.
An eminent skin specialist recently
discovered n new drug, othlne-dou.
Bile strength, which is so uniformly
successful In removing freckles and
giving u clear beautiful complexion
that 1t Is sold by NJ. D. Christie under
an absolute guarantee to refund the
money init fails. -. sissf'; ~
h Don't 3tide your frecliles under a
veil: getFan ounce OF othlne and re:
move them. Even,the first nights use
will shoW&a wonderful improvement,
some of the. lighter freckles vanishing
entirely. FIt is absolutely harmless,
and cnnnotainjure the most tender
skin. e a$ a,i's ~ NE NE
BE sure to ask NJ. D. Christie for the
double strengthening it,lsf this that
Is sold on the money back guarantee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-07

= Y; AZ B "A
want advertising is "the way out.
,of most business oce "jars'- some,
times the only; ways,,,S q d
When rightableS things go wrong IN!
ohlce or homo, want advert ise them
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-11-11
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1911.
THEY DO NOW CONSIDER

In Georgia of appeals decision just handed down. 1t
declared that liquor is responsible eheTrecty or indirectly
for hreefourths of all the crime committed in the state
The decision the of Langston VS. the state young
boy who father The father came home drunk attack
ed the mother and killed by the terrible row that
followed The decision by Judge HILL who ustals the YER
dict of manslauehter found in the lower courts
Judge Hill says:
The Intoxicating liquor is monsous and measuees
1t hydraheaded and morseless monster which with cease
less energy the substance the poor manu-
features blrdensome taxes public monopoze the time
of the courts fills ja penentiaries and asyums destroys
manhood terrorizes helpless women and children Dafes the
church and mOcks the law.
THAT pretty indictment coming from the court OF
appeals but it not severe Whkey evil that this
country large has not appreciated or understood the mmen
sy Of of eD if they stopped to think on the
evil resulting the manufacture sale and use OF noxican
would align themselves against all of them Our people have
not understood; they doth not consider.
we spend millions fight the white plague we SEND our
ises best with to slay the hookworm we
establish hospitals and homes for the victims OF every disease
and affection except the victims of They
must fight their battles and when they fight and fall on the
battlefield they furnish their hospitals be ushered
off to public pest house We allow Whlskey to Tnn our
Young men, debauch thousands of rob wives and pale
faced children food and raimen and like heatens we take
little graft the form of from the monster evil and
ynkng do its worst wreck debauch poison
rob and butalize humanity We invite do its
this generation clutches the second third
and fourth generations We do it, and do it without
remorse of conscience loss of seepMoutrie Observer
But they enough of them to CONTROL affairs in tn
sreat common wealth of and in many other States.
The civilization of the world is working to the point Whe
men will consider enough of them rid civilized communities of thu
great barrier to human progress
It has been long time the world the best governed
tons thereof have permitted that of personal liberty that has
soved mems made embces and criminals OF who Wou
otherwise be the best of citizens
We believe those who do not consider in minority
orea and that consider will elect for
nm the 7h day of will the weight of his nuenC
and high office the who want to continue the whke
and beer traffic in Georgia.
One of the candidates promised do that very thing
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-11-11

The opposition Pope Brown attempting make capital
of the fact that selected Voney Williams the versatile and bril-
liant voune editor Journal his campaign
They have somehow that Voney born north of the
Ohio River and assume political rights that nativeb
Geoeans bound to respect
We have card todays from Willis L. Smith, of the
verest brightest young in this colony who him.
self unfortunately without malice aorehoughD born north of the
Ohio River We quite number at the errners this colony
who have deliberately down here among Geons live and
5o and generally assumed Fitzgerald that born
of the State may all the rights of citizenship when he has
deliberately of his will and accord well recommended
among
Now if the oetes have drawn the line against the dun
farriners we want to know Ben HILL right
We want northern who to the south are be
denied the rights they entitled the same respect south
men such as Wilson, who northern state
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-11-11
GEORGIA ADVERTISING DAY


ea Advertising Day, timely suggestion He says
1T will be very helpful the daily weekly and other of
the state publish issue for the few weeks
Geoas growth wealth. prospects and prosperity believe thousands
will clip these items they and them in
veop file them By the time Advertising Day arrives November
Both hundred of thousands of Geoans will have clippings These
be mailed Advertising Day people outside of Georgia
IF 100000 Geoaans clippings each and each person
mails these clippings different addresses will 100000
Il learn that number progressive papers preparing
issue special editions November 30 That will be SPLEEN
did feature in connection this Team work
tells The effect will be wonderful 1t will be like
endous boadside by fleet We will hit the whole country
and have millions people talking about Georgia.
POPE BROWN OUR CANDIDATE, AND WHY.
The Enterprise avors of Pope office
of Governor.
We have reason for everything we say do and have weak
ness for telling others
Pope Brown public spirited high minded and honorable man.
devoted part of the time of his useful life the
of the particularly the agricultural interest
life has been without eproach and his public
above criticism.
He is south Georgia man. enough sections and clean
enough for all people
There why good should
him unqualified the who
liquor business Georgia and they will the rank and file
of the opposition to his candidacy.
Tom Watson who has been the INSCRIPTIONS politician
past years the has known and who has
before he Congress- but who has pudenty
with democratic affairs in the until democratic
has ceased be virtue supporting the democratic
and in his anarcsc sheet The
gives why his candidate should be
There are ten why
permitted Tom Watson him bolt from the demo-
receiving Is thousand
independent because who would party
bolt that kind should be taken seriously organized
democrat
The Little joe Brownies today making the teenh effort
inject husasm the little exgovnors candidacy s fourth cand
dacy believe counting the time he received fifteen thousand
independently
The concerted effort whoop all along the line today will
popab result like the plan wake the the when
everybody agreed day and hour hoer great ho but
when the arrived everybody waited to listen hear everybody
else hoer, and the man in the slept
guess that Little Joes candidacy will sleep and that
the result December will indicate that he political has BEEN
WHAT DO
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-11-11
HON J. POPE BROWN, CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
THUS DEFINES HIS POSITION ON PROHIBITION

opposed repeating the prohibition law and going
hack to local When local option the Temperance side the
oesn favored giving counties opportunity of voting out whs
key supported county efforts to suppress the SALE Now
beeve if would be mistake local option Through the
for the counties of Georgia state
wide prohibition say have secured for them because they
deeply interested supessg the package business OF the cities Is
the should have been injected
that matter theory The condition that the issue has been
ected the question what going do with it. Shall
meet or run from that should meet without hest
fancy am perfectly willing to do have always voted the proh
hilton ticket fall with that crowd My only regret
INV inability to present question the people of the in such
manner as so important question There those who
uoud advocate leaving question the people This proposition
must necessarily those who satisfied with the
law NV idea that the the real phbonst keep
the present law perfect it, and enforce it,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

seems to have contained chloroforn,,
had an Atlanta label on it, ii came
from the Jacobs Pharmacy, in that city,
The man wore Il cup, which might have
been the one found; weighed about 100
pounds, seemed TO be about forty wears
oid. aud had sandy heir. The Mayor
teleEraphcd TO the chief of police OF
Fairmont. and received reply that the
man was unknown thorc.
An opening about six feet square
was left in tho cement covering over
the cavc-in, and this opening was COW
cred with planks; but one had been
looscncd. SO that the man might have
let himself down into the water, which
Ut this place is about so feet deep.
The pump has not been running lately.
and water hal risen to within about
eighteen feet of the surface The
pump will be set to work. so as to clear
mn opening under the arch. and OH Mon
day an attempt will be made by Il. Ia.
Partlow, who has the contract to re-
store the property, to see If a body can
be found
The whole thing is mystery that is
ruszling the authorities and the pub
lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
AVIATOR cJMEs TO GRIEF
Machine Dnshcs TO Earth, but He Is
Unhurf.

Machine Dnshcs TO Eartb, but He Il,
Unhurt.
Los Angeles. California. January -
After day of unusual aviation tests.
while on e-newspaper delivery flight.
Didier Mason, in Curtiss- Farman
biplane, came to grief, giving an ex-
hibition at Association Park I'm san
Bernardino this afternoon. Something
went wrong with the machine, and the
craft was dashed heavily TO tho carIh
and badly damaged. Mason was not
hurt.
Masson managed to carry out a part
Eof his flight as a newspaper carrier.
lie missed Pomona. his first scheduled
stop, and became lost in the hills to
The north of that city, After lodging
about cliffs and canyons trying to get
his bearings the aviator's fuel supply
gave out and a hard landing caused
ono Of tho oil tubes 10 break This
accident occurred twelve miles west OF
san Bornardino. Mason thon aban-
doned the Pomona end OF the flight.
Mason arrived at San Bernardjno
Two hours and forty minutes after leay-
Ing Los Angeles, and although some
what late. he delivered his papers. IT
Is estimated that he covered about
seVenty-nve miles in his flight TO San
Bernardino, which is sixty miles from
Los Angeles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
PLUNGEES IN TO
STAUNTON CAvE-|N
Note Asks That No Effort BE
Made to Find Body-OHi-
Gals Puzzled.
Ispecial to rho Times Dispntch. /


Staunton, Va, January "a note
found today beneath the Todd House.
where workmcn were repairing tho
foundation weakened by the re.
cent cave-ir, leads to the belief that
man has committed suicide in the
underground lake, found in the heart
OF stanton.
II bore the signature &c. S. Lewis"
and said that of his own free Will lie
was about to commit the rash act
of "berrying' himself in the under
ground lake as the surest way Of dis
posing Of his worthless life"
lie requested that no one try To
recover his body, but that he lie left
TO sleep in peace. On another note
sound and in the same handwriting
The following was written: IF any
thing happens. notify II. II. Lewis
Newtown West Virginia."
The lake is $50 feet deep, but an
effort is being made to ascertain If
Lewis's body is hidden within It's
depths.
man claiming TO be from Fair
mont. w. Va, visited tho cave-in OH
Lewis street on Friday and talked
with workmen lie stated he had lust
arrived from Atlanta. He asked how
deep the water is in the hole ana who
worked there at night lie remarked
mat things were not going right with,
him.
'The iaudanum bottle found. which