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The Washington herald., 1911-05-09
Building Suburban Home.

Construction recently has been started
on what will be one Of the handsome
semi-suburban homes Of Argyle subdi-
vision. Sixteenth street extended. for Ed
win r. Marden. Of this city. The new
house will repose in the center of an
1900 foot plot Of ground on the corner of
Sixteenth street and Blagden avenue, and
will cost $4,000 Mr.. Marden bought the
ground about a year ago and recently re-
fused an offer of $40 a foot for It.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & o., mem
bes Of tho New Yak Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-09

Nanaes Her sistef Sole Heir.
Naming her sister. Mary A. Fegan. sole
beneficiary and executrix. the VIII of
Teresa FegAn. dated March IS, 1905. was
n3ed for probate yesterday. =
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Equity Court No. 4.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 3o,e Adams W Adams; report Of trustees
ratified and conveyance Of property ordered Attor-
ney G. G. Gertman.
No. ss7e. Hufty vs. Hufty; rule returnable May
Il Attorneys, II. E. Davis-G. P. Hoover and j.
W. LAtimer.
No sOlsa Rhodes ~ Rhodes; same. Attorney.
W. II. White.
No. c72. weiner vs.. weiner: submitted. Attor.
neys G. W. Drew-M. K Varnell.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 2ilE. C1nwell vs. Cornwe; rule returnabe
May Il, 1911. Attorneys. J. ]. Waters-M =.
o 'Bren.
No. 3ol8 Gamer vs. National Stone and Brick
Company; same. Attorneys, Leckie. Fulton Cox
W. A. Johnston and C. F. Carusi.
No. gT3s. The Purchase Company vs.. Esstbun ct
al; decree Of April a, 1911. vacated. Attorneya
Berry & Minor
No. 1856 Hoeke vs. Marshall ct al decree Of
November ;. 1902 modified. Attorney, q. A. Doug
las.
No. gGi. Deitz vs.. Stuart ct al. decree pro Con-
fesso. Attorney. G. r Linkins
No. 2154 Wylie ct al. Mulcaro ct al. appear
ancs of certain parties ordered. Attorney, W. p.
Williamson.
No. 3oll5. Price ct al. vs.. Carrie L. Mulsord ct
al order of publication. Attorneys. ]. T. Bundy.
NJ. y. Richarison-G. L. Mulford, Birney Wood
ard d. W. Baker.
dian ad litem appointed. Attorney. W. h. NARROW.
No. 5000. Pavarini v. Pavarini ct al; ame.
Attorney, c. W. Cagett-
No. 3Olsi Llskey VS.. LIskey; rule returpable May
Ie Attorney. ". 4. Ambrose.
No. 3l65. Marshall vs. Marshall; rule returnable
May u Attorney. G. F. Collins
No. 3ol5o Gamer Vs. National Stone & Brick
Company; receiver authorized to continue business
Attorneys. Lecxie Fulton & cow. A. johnston
and O. F. CarId.
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Brown GeI.s-ss new Ysrix.

DIR. Elmer e. Brown vim leave WASH.
ington this week for New York CITY, to
take up his duties - chancsll6r of New
York University. He raeently ro6lnn6a
from the once Of United 0tafen ol>fu1,s
sionee Of educat1oa. -
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VIII Cost $4,000.

Another handsome dwelling on which
construction will be started shortly Is
one for which plans are now being drawn
for Mrs. Elizabeth c. Allen. The house
will cost $4,000. and will be located in
Iowa avenue, lust of Of Sixteenth street.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-09

n ovssupns laek q spacs IN bathroom Phil
s1G1vAhn - hvsu1A . vsaksfsnd that en- b
|tba10 lpn hs1de Z htktuh - - n1lsd md
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District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re condemnation Of lot II, block q, Columbia
Heights; order uf publication
In re extension Of Seventeenth street northeast
same.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs q o..
nemben Of the New Yost Stock EIchanse Hibbs
Buildina
The Washington herald., 1911-05-09
Court of Appeals.

Present-Al-
Adm,sson.-E. Clarkson sewird. Casper ".
Miles. Charles X Pierce. James y. Collirover,
Elman A. Geneste. ID. Edward Clark.
No 2N American Security and Trust Com
pany vs. Maaariand ct al; retirement 0 Henry
b. f. Macfarland and Henry I. West suggested.
and Cuno H. Rudolph and John A. Johnston, their
SUCCESSORS in Office made parties appellee herein
on motion Of Mr.. W. q. johnson, attosney for
appellants.
petition Of allowance Of special appeal oVe1ruled.
Patent appeals: ,L..
No. 6s4. DE Hands Vs. Armstrong; rearg'nent
commenced by Mr. J. Z. Bull for appellant. con
tinued by Mr.. A. A. Buck for appellee. concluded
by Mr.. J. Z. Bull for appellant
No. 63. Ripping vs.. Lawry: argument com
menced by Mr. Ernest Wilkinson for appellant,
continued by Mr.. J. n. MoGnl for appellee. con-
tinued by Mr.. Charles H. Duell for appellee. con-
timed by Mr.. Ernest Wilkinson for appellant
concluded by Mr.. r. 2. Fish for appellant
No 65 Curtis Lindmark; argument COM
menced BY Mr. L. A. Dyer for appellant.
Assignment for May 3:
Patent appeals Nos. 675 ION uiaD. 100. 70l (7oo
and 7O6), I0s. I'll, H. 73. IA. and ZIG.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-09
Mechanic,a Lien.

No. 62S. Thomas Somesville 20. vs. Howard
o. Potbury: lot g., square 154; S6a0l. Attorney,
]. d. Williams
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Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE wRIGAT.

" -
No A7sa United States N Pun W. Fthbg;
forgery; on trial.
No. ase& United states N Morris RidweI: Ar-
nal fnowisdes; motion for new txtal 1T fos May -
isli: time to ssttle excepttns and dls Transcript
exfended to aud including June l.
United Ssates N BENJAMIN h Knott: blAclmail
motion for nsw txiAl hied So
Asufsnmeh fR today:
United States N Walter Z LOmax.
( Crfninal Court Ne. .
! CHIEF JUSTICE CIABAu0H
] xo zn United s.sses y sannd suasj -
No IN, United States u. ypspA PszAr; elnd
isrpsns; ans: snssOcsd to pesrseusA1 IL 49,
Ne ma Uuitra States N 1sank IanB -;
-: ssutessd to penitsutiery for Avs ysasl
No 8lM Uuifsd States Sk. Natthev~ Dednrnd;
hmcefrpaking and larceny; aaue zs. s
No ~ United etafs ~ Hanan f1yne; -
6hnupfnu ~ tuo ye1S2
~ ~ = = eenee s eul11-1se
The Washington herald., 1911-05-09
FINANCEAND REALTY

Selling to within q quarter Of q poin'
of the desired goal-90-Washington Ca
easily featured the session Of the loca
exchange yesterday. Starting at SS4s. tht
sales aggregated $50, and the clamor fof
the stock was as insistent as at the close
last week. All except fifty shares were
bought by one broker.
Advances in Price.
Up to yesterday the best price paid fol
Gas stock In the recent movement was
ssk. which was given in the transaction
at the meeting Of the exchange Saturday
The record for yesterday shows an ad.
vance Of a point and . half as compar.
ed with the last selling price. To &C.
complish this more stock was bough,
than in any previous days transactions
There was another feature of the trading
and that was all the buying came from
one source, but q different one from
whence 1t has come all along.
Valuable to Investors.
The new edition Of Washington securi-
ties prepared by Eugene E. Thompson
came out yesterday. and was found larger
than the last issue two years ago. The
tables giving the high and low figures
for each month Of all the securities for
a series of years. as we'll as other data,
make the publication of much value to
all who are interested in the local Sc
curities.
Georgetown Gas Quiet.
There were no transactions in George.
town Gas stock and none offered for
sale, except a ten-share and six-share
lot at 100 and twenty-five shares at s9h
The bid for twenty-five shares was 80
Bought by John b. Henderson.
Former Senator John B. Henderson yes
terday closed a deal by Which he acquires
5000 square feet of Sixteenth street prop
erty for q consideration in the neighbor-
hood Of $4,000. The property adjoins the
new residence of Secretary MacVeagh on
the north. fronting 100 feet on .ixteenth
street and running back through to FIJI
teenth street, a distance Of. l9S feet
Through this purchase, Mr.. Henderson
acquires possession of all the property
between the MacVeagh residence and
Harvard street, total Of 5000 square
feet with Sixteenth street frontage
o. 200 feet.
The deal, which was closed through the
real estate office Of z. ]. Totten & Co..
1870 street, constitutes the biggest
movement in the valuable Sixteenth street
property this year. The price per square
foot was about $3.50. the figures at which
property in this section Of Sixteenth
street has been listed this spring. The
men from whom the land was purchased,
William A. Campbell. of Joplin. Mo-, and
Samuel Mcmahon. of Cambridge, Ohio,
bought as an investment about eighteen
years ago. The deal realizes for them a
handsome profit.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
IrSTICE ANDERSON.


No $3.50 Hur,lle ys. Krupshaw; cause continued
Attorneys ". E Ambroee-L. tTobriner
No. 5l2O. Metropolitan Zach Company "
Robinson; death Of defendant suggested. Attorneys
Barnard & Johnson-C. E Emis and w. O.
Clephane.
No. 5s5n. Jamison vs.. snly Judgment by ed
fault. Attorney. H. W. Wheatiey.
No. 52i4. Hrper vs. District Of Columbia ct al.
ton Terminal Company; on trial. Attorneys. J.
Barcher and J. L. Smith, II. Thomas. :
No. 1886 Kar Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company: bill Of exceptions
signed and filed Attorneys. ]. A. Maedel and
Maddox & Gatlcy-McKenney & Flannery.
Assignments for to-day:
No. ST. Crais administrative, vs. Parish. ezecu-
tor. Attorneys. Hackett-Conrad Ro6inson
No. A3. Baxter IT.. trustees, Va DeEge ct al.
Attorneys Ralston. Siddons & Richardson-Sinclair.
No. Isa Lord vs. Capital Traction Company. At
torneys Williams-PerTy Son and Dunlop.
No. I'll. Rhodes Barrett Attorneys. Ralston.
siddops 4 Richsrdson-wilson & BarksdsIe.
No. 3s,k Morgan Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company. Attorneys. Gittinss & Chamberlin-
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes 4 Hamilton.
No SOL vinson vs.. Capital Tfaction Company.
Attorneys, Gittings Chamberiin-Pery & Son
and Dunlop.
No soe. Kinsia vs.. Same. Attoneys Nshtfoot-
Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No. 37. Kingla vs.. May. Attorneys. Gordon
Gordon-Baldepton & Halloway.
No. 800. johnson VS.. Barton. AttorneyS Lambert
& Yeatman-Glassie.
No. sOSi-. Wilmer Vs. Dstrlct OF CoiumDA Az
torneys, Abert-Thomas
Circuit Court No. q.
JUSTICE BARNARD. e..
No s3f3 Mark VS.. National Correspondents
Institute: motion for Judgment overruled. Attorneys
E A. Jones-C. B. Weikert.
No. 552. Swee.ney Washington Railway and
Electric Company; death Of plaintiff suggested and
action abated. Attorneys. A. B. Webb and =.
Fonest-J. ]. Darlington. 80. r.
No 53c96. Uui.ed States ex rel. Jones vs. Fisher
finding for respondent. Attorneys, Z. s. Bailey arl
Tucker, Kenyon Macfarland-Lawler, Clements 4
Wright.
No. 5lA;. First National Bank Vs. For. and
No. 5TS7. Edwards Same: on trial Attorneys.
MILAN & Smith, H F. Woodard. and A. 8. Worth
ington.
Assignments for to-day:
No. aso. Durlsnd VA washington Post Company
Attorneys, Tucker. Kenyon q Macfarland-w. J.
Lambert
No. "a. Peoples National Bank N win.hip ct
al. Attorneys, McNein 4 McNeill-Wilson q Barks
dale.
10. $50. Smith u, Capital Traction Opmpany
Attoneyr. Gardiner-Perry Son and Dunlop
No. 82 Brown Va Golden & Co. Attorneys.
B<ny. Downing & Je6ords- darlington johnson.
No. SO Dixon vs.. Great Falls and Old Dminiou
Railway Company. Attdfneys Aaher McMahon-
Lambert.
No g, Carew ~ Cahoon q %. ,Attosnay4
Archer & smith-Shreve Richardsou.
Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE wRIGHE
No a7a United Stato " Pud W. Fthhg:
forgery; on u1ai. z
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Valuable to Investors.
GEORGETOWN Gas Quiet.

town Gas stock and none offered for
sale. except a ten-share and six-share
lot at 100 and twenty-five shares at s9h.
The bid for twenty-five shares was so.
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Largest 1faEaia6 cissslaaie
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS,

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs q Co., mann
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build.
The Lamar register., 1911-02-22
Feb. Is, 1911.

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
with all members present -
Claim of +. o. Johnson for $50 foi
right OF way for road was allowed and
warrant ordered drawn in payment on
the General Road Fund. Warrant &c
be held by county clerk until good
The Lamar register., 1911-02-22

and sufficient deed for same has been
executed In favor of prUwers county.
Claim OF J. L. Braund for $40 as
stenographer in District Court was al
payment on the Ordinary County Rev
enue fund.
The following persons were appointed
overseers in the various road dis
,ricts to serve at the pleasure OF the
Board:
District No /, NJ. $ Bragg. of Holly.
District No, q f. F. Thomas. of Bris-
District No. D.. J. f. Bowen. of Cart
District No 4. l.. a. Cook. of Lamar.
District No. 5. J. q. Pollard. Of La
mar.
lily.
The petition of John Duncan and
others for road In Township 20.
Ranges II and AZ. was approved and
the county clerk was instructed to have
the necessary notices posted SHOWING
that the proposed road would be view
ed by the county commissioners ON the
9Th day Of February. 1911. starting at
y o'clock n m.
The petition of l. C. Fletcher and
others for n road In Township %.
Range "A, was approved and the coun-
ty clerk was instructed to have the
the proposed road would be viewed
by the county commissioners on the
9th day of February. 1911. starting at
81 O'Clock. p m
others for road In Township 20.
Range IS. was approved and the coun-
ty clerk was instructed to have the
necessary notices posted showing that
the county commissioners on the eth
day OF February. 1911 starting at ,
O'Clock p m.
Board adjourned to meet Feb. is. 1911
The Lamar register., 1911-02-22

Office Of the Board of County Com
January 80. 1911.

missioner Of Prowers County. Colo.
January 80. 1911.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The resignation of ). Il. Woodcock
as Justice of the Peace of Precinct No.
3 was received and accepted.
c, ID. Baldwin OF Granada was APP
pointed Justice of the Peace OF Ere
cinct No. 3. In place OF >. b. Woodcock'
resigned.
'Whereas the assessment of The Pull
man Company for the year 1901 IN
this county has been contested by the
company in the Federal court under the
claim that the same was excessive. err
roneous and illegal, and
whereas The Pullman Company did
enloin the officers OF this county as
well as all other counties In the State
OF Colorado. restraining them from col
Letting the tax assessed against II Tor
Whereas, 1t appears that the com
pany has made settlement with all
other counties OF the state upon the
basis OF a greatly reduced valuation
from that certified to this county for
the year 1901, and
"Whereas, the representative OF the
company has made a tepder of $13O.15
as payment in full for all claims OF
every kind and character whatsoever
for the year 1901. the same being based
upon statement compiled by Elk Coun-
ty Treasurer Adkins. copy of which is
hereby attached. showing assessment ar
various municipalities and school dis
tricts
wherefore, be 1t resolved by the
County Commissioners of Prowers Coun-
he hereby Is instructed to receive $3.50 7s
and issue a receipt In full payment of
all claims of this county against The
Pullman Company for the year 1901, all
charges on his books in excess of this
sum being abated.
Board adjourned to meet Feb. 8. 1911.
The Lamar register., 1911-02-22
INCUBATORS

We in position
They
Lee Not
Incubatos
Book Tells
results Poultry
Tells
when o. and
the book they
kinds of Poultry Supplies
The Lamar register., 1911-02-22

Feb.1s. 1911.
Board met pursuant to adojurnmcrt
present II. II. Manville. chairman a.
W. w. Reynolds. commissioner. and II.
T.. Syp. county clerk. Absent: s. J.
HIigbee. commissioner.
The claim OF c. s. Mitchell for 81
for road work In Dist.No. 4 was al
lowed and warrant ordered drawn r.
payment
The official bonds of @. W. Sherman
as Justice Of the Peace and Chas. n.
Flynn as Constable. both In Justice Pre-
ctnct No. :, were approved.
The petition OF The Holly 4 Swink
Railway Company, by W. r. Freeman
tax commissioner, for rebate on the a.
valuation. as shown by the assessment
for the year 1907. on account Of eV-
cessive and erroneous amount Of tla.f z
was ordered. together with any Interest
which may have accrued on this tax.
II was ordered that no less thar
IS road drags be made for use upon
county roads.
1911.
The Lamar register., 1911-02-22

County of Prowers S.
I. II. +. Syp. County Clerk and Re
corder In and forsaid County, in the
state aforesaid. do hereby certify that
the. foregoing Is n fun. true and correct
copy of the proceedings Of the Board
Of County Commissioners In the County
and State aforesaid as the same APP
pears upon the records Of my office
Given under my hand and official seal
this 2ist day of February. a. u. 1911.
II. r. SYP
County Clerk and Recorder
The Lamar register., 1911-02-22

n Feb. Z. 1911
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members persent.
The petition Of A. NJ. Carson, for
rebate OF s133.00 valuation on his per-
0onal tax for 1910. on account Of err
Roneous assessment was approved
The Lamar register., 1911-02-22

The petition of W. H. Smith for a
rebate OF interest and penalty on his
rsvs tax to the amount of s1o.7s was
The petition of Chas. F. Hoag for a
rebate on the 1910 assessment of the
So NEH and Eh SEA- ls-2l.H. on
approved and rebate on the valuation
OF $3.50 was ordered.
The petition of C. c. Huddleston for
rebate on the 1910 assessment OF
LOIS and east 10 feet OF Lot 10, ~
BLOCK 2S. and Lots and 2. Block 49,
al In original town OF Lamar on ac-
count OF excessive assessment. was APP
proved End n rebate on the Valuation
to the amount of 1915 was ordered
The petition of School District NO
- that the county redeem from the
sale Tor delinGuent taxes for the year
1909. OF ot Block /. Wiley. on ac-
count OF erroneous assessment. was APP
proved.
The petition Of n. " Mclean for a
rebate ON the 1910 assessment of Lot
ccssive assessment was approved and a
rebate on the valuation to the amount
OF 300 was ordered.
me petition o. Alfred w. Flanagan
Tor rebate Of '9us and 1910 taxes on
jected.
rebate Of his $50! personal tax on
account OF erroneous assessment was
approved and rebate on the Naiuatio"
to the amount OF ylJv was ordered.
The petition oil G. e. Goodaie for "a
rebate OF III military poll tax Tor 1917
on account OF legal exemption was APP
proved and the rebate ordered.
me petition OF ;. ". James FOR q
rebate OF his assessment for 1910 per
sonal tax was rejected.
The petition OF }. 5 McMurty fol
a refund of 1908 tax the NE a ana
So Sc u 31-23-i1 on account OF double
assessment was approved and amount
OF $l1.25 ordered refunded.
The petition of J. 5. McMuity that
the county treasurer lie Instructed TO
issue duplicate of tax sale certificate
No. 316h, sale of 1909. account oil
original certificate being lost was APP
proved.
Justice of the Peace of Precinct No. =
c. ID. Baldwin, as Justice OF the Peace
OF Percinct No 4. j. a. Sundin as
Kellogg as County Coroner, were ap-
proved
The butcher bonds OF Pefsyn ~ Nc
and Harris * Mayhugh, were approve.
The following letter was received
from VIM. McG,ashen and was orLeie-
spread upon the records of the Board:
Holly. Colorado. Dec. /, 1910.
To the Honorable Board Of County Com
missioners. Prowers County. Colo.
This Is to inform you that have
this day paid to the County Treasurer
SIC fines collected by me In the fol-
lowing criminal cases;
The people VS.. Glenn Jones - 90
David Frickle 10 o.
The Lamar register., 1911-02-22

Respectfully submitted
Vim. McGlashen. J. T.. Precinct No. 1.
q. w. Sherman was appointed Jus
tice OF the Peace and Chas. b. Flynn
was appointed Constable of Precinct
No. s.
rhe appointment of Chas T. Gamble
proved.
The report of W. T.. Fee as County
Judge, for January. was approved.
Board adjourned to meet Feb. $. 1911.
The Lamar register., 1911-02-22

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
all present.
The monthly reports of J. T. Adkins.
as County Treasurer for the months OF
July, August. September. October. No
vember and December. were received
and approved.
The report of A. r. Novels. as del
egate to the Farmers Congress at FIT
Collins was received and approved.
The monthly report of John a. Simp-
son, as Sheriff, for December was ap-
proved and warrant ordered drawn
of the Ordinary County revenue fund
for s59s.60 in payment OF uncollected
fees and expenses.
Claims were allowed and warrants or
dered drawn in payment Of the Ordin-
AIRY County Revenue fund as follows:
y Iii
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-24
'VHlT 70 FEED blBl
WHEN STILL LITTLE


With hut rare exceptions Young
mothers seem to have but vague ideds
Of what Il Is welIsto give the baby for
food,
After the beginning Of the frs.
year meat may be given once every
d~ay-scraped beef. beefsteak. latnb
chops, tbroiled. never fried,) roast
beef and lamb. and the white meal or
chicken; Beef and lamb should never
be overlooked. rather q trifle rare:
chicken, however, should always be
we'll cooked.
MIX must continue the steady
standby. "A quart a day is not too
much: Il not perfectly digested nsits
unnodified state. It may be prepared
In the following way: To six ounces
pf milk add one ounce Of cream and
three ounces OF water.
One soft boiled or poached egg may
be given every day. but It is Often
wiser to give every other day, espec-
lally befoie the age OF five years.
Eggs are a very valuable form Or
food, and It is unfortunate TO create
IN children a dislike for them, and.
this frequently happens when they are
used every day for long periods.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-24
IBlBY's EIEs BEQUlRE
CAREFUL ATTENTION

The haby. eyes should always DO
protected from the glare on tae sun.
for Il Is extremely dangerous to let
a young child sleep with the sun on
us closed eyel!ds.
An infants eyes nsexposed to giar-
Ing light for any length OF time may
RECEIVE such injury "a to lay good
toandttlon for some serious disease
essich ms, develop ii after life.
An eminent ocu1ist once stated that
he believed the majority Of the blind
people lost theit eyesisht through
want on care during Infancy; there
ore 1t will behoovs the young moth
81 I care for the eyes Of her child.
tycn al she carer for les diet or its
cleanliness.
Young people should never be d:
owed, 10 use their eyss fof the pur.
pose Of; study. and the eSes are never
ieatfy, strong enough. for school work
before the dye d /;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-24

1||..N.NLD|L aNIMa M|||.w|. L.L".."""F2I
lowing number Of delcEasca:
Ffrat ward. tsenty-one tsi5 deIs.
Second ward, twenty taol delegates
Third ward. tsenty,three C2s9 dels.
gates.
Fourth ward twenty-five tss) dele,
gates.
Eifth ward sixteen usl delegates
The various Aforesaid ward conssf.
tons Of February 2tth, 1sIf shah DO
held Mt the following places:
First ward, at lat ward public scfool
house.
Second ward, at the q ward public
school building.
Third ward, at the Court House, In
the County Court room.
Fourth ward, Fourth ward school
building.
Fifth ward, ut the 9Th ward public
school house.
BY order o. the Republican Execu.
tive Committee Of tie city On Fairs
mont, W. Va. Given under our hands
this the goth day OF January. 1911
GEO. +. HOLDEN, Chairman.
a. S, FLEMING. Secretary.