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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-20

factory Aug. I. 1898 ........ e6.ffs 30
Owing by Frankfort Chair Co
for goods sold and delivered
TO them prior to Aug J.. 1898. i3,5fs ~
Owing TO Kentucky Chair Co
for goods sold and delivered
TO them prior 10 Aug 1, 1898 5,111 ~
Making a total Of ........ .s14s, $50 IS
The actual excess of expenditures
over receipts under the board OF
prison commissioners, as shown by
the auditors books, is s1,00l .S63.59.
This shows an average yearly excess
Of expenditures over receipts of more
than $1,000. Now, they have COM
mended that administration OF these
prison commissioners and say II is a
good thing for the state.
DO you think that is good business
management? Here is a prison COM
mission elected by the general as
sembly, its rights and salaries fixed
by the general assembly, and the
prison commission appoints the
friends, the kinspeople, the sons and
sometimes the members of he gen.
eral assembly, to guardships and dep
uty wardenships and Offices OF that
kind, in consideration Of their cleo
ton. until IL has become a veritable
graft on the taxpayers Of Kentucky.
IL is infamous, yet they approve 1t in
their platform and say II is all right.
Convict Labor.
We are opposed to the contract
system of labor. ! have explained
in other addresses some of the rea-
sons why. | want to give you one
additional reason this afternoon. You
are interested in good roads. You
are talking good roads. You have
adopted a constitutional amendment
providing for good roads. It takes
something besides interest and talk
ing and constitutional amendments
to have them. II takes muscle, 1t,
takes work, 1t takes money to have
good roads. How are you going to
get the money? You have to sub
scribe it out of your pockets or you
have to pay it in the way of taxes.
taxes are heavy, but If you are going
to build more roads you have to have
more taxes or you have to have them
built some other way. The present
system is obsolete. 1t won't do. Bad
roads are tremendous tax ipon the
community. My idea is, instead Of
running these penitentiaries at loss
Of $500, 900, which has been made as
profits to the contractors, that we
turn it to better account BY using
the men in the penitentiaries for the
people of Kentucky. Build road with
them, and build good ones. II you
can save that million of dollars in
building good roads. you will have no
trouble in building your three Lincoln
ways and your two Jefferson Davis
ways, besides any number of lateral
and feeding lines through Kentucky,
until Kentucky will be famed for her
good roads.
There is a provision of the consti-
tuition which now forbids working of
convicts outside of the walls of the
penitentiaries. We would have, per-
haps, to adopt an amendment to the
constitution to work this out. but let
us adopt the amendment and allow
the convicts to be worked by the
state upon the states and the coun-
ties public works. The counties
could well afford to guard and feed
the prisoners while they are working
on the county roads. Instead of pay
ing this million of dollars out of your
pockets, let it be applied to the build
ing Of good roads throughout the
state.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-20
ChlIdron Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a STO RIA
A Prayer to Time.

Backward, turn backward OH time
In your flight, and give us a maiden
dressed proper and right. We are so
awary of switches andrats, Billy
Burke clusters and pcach basket hats
Wads of the hair in horribLepilc,
stack d en- their heads to the Insight
of a mile. Something is wrong with.
the maidens, ew efar; give us the
girls as they used to appear. Give
us the girlies We once knew of yore
whoss curls didn't come from a har
dressing stone. Maidens who dressed
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-20
RELIGIOUS sERvIcEs.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

Hartford Lodge No. SIS, f. G. A. M.
meets first and third Monday night in
each month. Owen Hunter, w. NJ. L.
r Foreman Secretary.
keystone Chapter No. ITO. r. A. M,
meets every third Saturday night in
each month. John T. Moore High Priest
w. s. Tinsley, Secretary.
Hartford Chapter No. 81, o. E. s..
meets second and fourth Monday even
Ing, Mrs. S. A. Anderson. w. M. Miss
Lizzie Miller Secretary.
Rough River Lodge No. 40, Knights of
fytnias, meets every Tuesday night
J.; b. Tappan. c. c.. ]. Ney Foster, K.
Hartford Tent No 90. X. o. t. NJ.
meets every first and third Thursday
night r. ID. Walker, Commander; l.. p.
Foreman. Record Keeper
meets every first and third Friday night
In each month. Mrs. Attye Griffin. LADY
commander; Mrs. Lula Pendleton, Lady
Record Keeper.
Carpenters and Joiners local No. 1881.
meets LIST Saturday night in each month
/ Treas. ' See-
.e Acme Lodge No. sss. I. 0. o. F., meets
second and fourth Friday night In
each month. w. X. Hedrick Noble Grand
c. nj. Barnett Secretary.
Ohio Tribe No. 1SS, Imp. Order Red
Men Men meets second and fourth Wednes-
Records. VI
Hartford Camp, w. O. w. No. ao Con-
sui Commander. Thomas Williams; Clerk,
w G. Wallace. :"
Preston Morton Post No. 4. G. A. r..
noids regular meetings Saturday befor,,
the first Monday in each month. ASH
Adjt. ee''
A. s. of z.
National Officers:
President-,M f. Sharp, Narrows. XIV.
vice President-J. M. Woods
AZ, cretary-Ireasurer-S. ID. Kump. In
State Officers:
n. M Froman. Carroll county. Pres.
y. 4. Barrett. Henderson county Vice
Treas. "''' Seo'
Q. p. Roemer. Warren county. state
C. c. Allen, Henry county, and Lat
Tie Graves. Allen county, Assistant state
Board of Directors. Ben Watson. War.
rem county; q. Nj. Barnett, Ohio coun-
w; A. III. Brooks. Bracken county; n. H.
l. Ray, Hardin county. and ]. Il. boss.
Muhlenberg county
/ Ohio County Officers:
>; L. Stevens. Pres. Beaver Dam,K Ky.
Henry Pirtle, Sec. Hartford, KY
ID. Ford. Treas. Hartford Ky.
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Henry Leach, Chairman, Hartford. Ky.
NJ L. Is. Tchenor. Hartford. II. +. ID.
z. =. G. Hartford. Reynolds, Ky.
.. IA. ;. Patterson, Olaton, Ky
:. Is; Il. Afford. White Run, Ky.
g. fuchard runner, Taylor Mines. Ky.
.. j. l.. Brown. Rockport. XIV.
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-20
YANCY L. MOSLEY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
HARTFORD, KY.

VIII practice his profession in all the
Courts Of Ohio and adjoining counties,
and in the Court Of Appeals. Also NO
tary Public. Office over First National
Bank.
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fc.tnt rrbinaus, gs. 2.6s3 BUR Eugplenenri.
" yuua ben 5ffitcg els ber 'lsetnahsen Der
SfGhi GlHcHnaii, narb auf'abyana est ioigep'
&c bic stnnbeu Der g6iisb1ne pcn @fdneiel'
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ter yega!tyi uub nei&f eine 5frais eorttesi
far 0ie uebeTueiaRe bcrislbeE-.
gr!rou !, Eei es perrbnei bon beTr gta1i'
raft rex siabi GiuuHneii 5saai otr:
Zlb Sf.ilgu sIs bsE GroIner5sn neg 1iaei
G(uC,gnoti fcshUsi lpfEoe fus6 Die anHabgis
bsI 'olarubcH CtoiueHt. hfitielt: sWlHt Eroi.
naES. pei1,t BIZ EmHAsH Der SdaiieeHns rsn
2tauSisilcr.t5sineiisH uHe @dsusristhnHqf-
tssiaaftru rraRltrt nab metdht eins sffaFr per.
ingttbt far BIZ titberucinns etrfabsn."
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npf7Yhein gtaaelc Ter lseftd'. psrE oaeisBsl.
lci6unessSttsdfi o''sr 81 batter obsE Wefnaiir
harm Sa beigtlbtn ebsr @e!hsr ongsG4isseH
cast bort bffpfarby,g 3.~IGren nEbet Der EiaHs
Ten Ron so ggctasEs bic $50 abrEos an
g5p1culaGen nit HgsHnhnTf neH Sauyitse uro
baHn max 30 Stu StIHhen bon 80 ubr Diets
aens his 1880 Usr AbeHes: hngausQs'ett g.
hcd faf rabTcHb zee repnais GessnttE eines
lenen sabyes lp,tsy 9iar oeer @.aps ofsu as'
halieH freTeeH fir ben Mhftlge bon Sc
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son 80 ubg 9leFaeHk bis 1890 utE abegss.
stftipr ris-2 Aefn brrnriifer Glaa cher
RiafF fou often re5Q!feu sperhSH rD1 iu0efi 81
bcufslben es'HafiF abasF6lcsIsf rerben an ssf'
friter gGge ba &ose, sffuohnli6 Genntci &C.
naHHi.
se,tica SIS riots hierln 9nfbaitsnss
isH raenbctHf lu'oH. Jiguad ObeT Corporation
grmatitpcu lgeerarehtef perfpTlite &agB'
iham diE GTpufu fui9saensmEebHsn eeer rer.
fonlihes giacfltgn orr Easfn aar 5 uhs
abcahs "a 'au'eu an srasroeinem 9aae na9'
tsnb her 1&suElt Bannnr, Ee5raaE, w9dta
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

(slns crsinaHS 9s. 2J6ss-Snr gssf.ctianHe
" bcs ger6is her aHreg itls
her Gtas' gAchy'snoias an bic Sfaei atHtiu'
natl
On gnbeiraa, hag Der E,abiratt ber s~iusi
Cincinnati eiue ErniraEs Q7aeucnunen bat,
irierhretieAe bic isra9s Der anHeeioH osf Siani
nlasfouejuf CT nis Staef &iHeiHnait, Mrs
Der gtanfraFs Der Smcf MsabiFnHaius siHs 1tas
Iict CrbiHnHt nrssHofnmsi bat tpeifse biefsfbe
fsrage ber olaIIiis.rfeg EfiutnaebsrE ssner
Siobt ufyTeghIel'tsi urb
81 aHheiTl1i cab etns slbhirtmnnf In fs'
her bon esu beiegn aorporationen iinittnne IN.
ter ben ariitmHuUaeH bxr refpe.tspsu Grninan'
sen. ant iuethF elraeutefen ~ uno eins wseb1s
belt tfr maIifisirieu gsdbler fi6 ga BgTfrsn
sn anbe,Tadt saf s II Ser ssasirafs bon utn.
tiTnati 3ofepk a6Isr. ScfeDb g. eeintnsnn
tHb 1arnel 4 SaIn nis aomnfiIfaff egHanEi
bat, I'm be stcbi atrsinraii Az bertrnsr rro
atyannenenlF 81 trfsfen fir bic SsbsreHFser
nHb RsffimHmnaeu inner tpsIfen befnats rtahi
wS1hifcuptnf Der Efaof Cincinnati eiHberisttf
prher fou. uU5 Die Stnbf gFneifoHpius tr'
ael ra, ,tss Sag Sarrn IL srprmssrs h,s \,
gle, tgn 5tcse nm bic MnneyfrsssEe Eebf1cuansr
urh @sI'smnnHasH su orraratreH uiib
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hnber nit 671 aDmEHiffafer hou mlablforpiue
be'ref's Der @ehtnnuHnfH uHs &efsnrntavts,
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nHb G1s bic Strnf<s nHb finterabsbsliiregH
hahoH bernrii ieHf auTleaer
g1un besbath fsi fs Eef6Ioffen hnr otr
5ichtrath her rtobi Hfrriurafi rtars Cbie.
Eeftfen ! Taf psr Asritt Teberssnfonreu
ntIb Hmpieblnuaf1 Ron befaGtsn GcHurtNdrtl
bierbrr4 gutoshsipeH iutSben
Se'tton 2 Ttefe cTkiHaus fcn 6hshayeti
haher nHb In Grnff txften Ron nfb nan Dsr
anasnommtn ON 1r eufi Fl q fnfs
rtfpa Msrne~.
Trafbenf hss Etnntroft IRE sens
s,..s sssia,,ssai: ssnin neenbssf em gsrs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

& Trtttc ctr. ap SIS. betrtats ae1eH'
iibtr H.eriors Cir Il Simmer mil Uiauinro.
In ,sIafs folieic itber $500; S200o unes ne.
ig.aer soufsn bdiielbe: si0O bd0r. esr Te't
SO rer DteHai, Iis besdpii- Etst1Nsl PEI
Grefnrs. III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20
gfanbIiber.
HARRY aalgslA!z,
pfan0(ei@er,
SO Of 6. GtraEe, nabe @aIuus.
CINCINNATI. o.

Ros nperirrtt z Shaf-. @oH
einem ipunoerlihen aliiialieniihen
Seirutbsbrauf, Der nod beute in Bas
eri. Griogna uno in ben bsnanbarieH
Gsssnbsn nusgsiibt tpirb. ersdhlt Der
.Wsfngsero" einise Ginselheiten. 4E
bern goge, on bic graIt nit ihrtHl
iiinfsiasn Gemabl Dor ben 4itur tres
ten fou. erifeinsn pl0slih ole Ders
tponbisn bes 8rautigdms Dor benz
6nuie Der graut. oisr Beginner fi1
bic Qaf,barn su fragen, Oh Qieinano
Gin .perirriss GhdfIsin@ ssisben babe;
aats ihiitteli ben Ropf. ober oitJiahs
fcrihungen iperoeu bdmit nur unto
IebbaFtsr. uno ihIieblif btsinnt bic
8erponbtifafi nts 9r1utigams bic
eanSe llmgsbung no1 BEN -S@ofs
obsuiuhen. Sie sommen bonn ans
9ous Der 9rnut. bier III in5Diiten
iorgiam bic gbiir nsrriegsli. He begin
nen ~ tlopfeH. brohsn bic 1biir einsu'
f6lngsn, unb bebcupien, glaubtplroigs
3sus.n bGtien Dsrfihert, bas ~Ghnf'
isi in bisiss 6nus gslaufen. Nus ben
syenjtern tommen errtgie 4ntrorien.
Grobunsen uRb Uerpiinihunssn ipers
ben laut. bas Doll lduft Suiommen,
bis fflisbIih Der ndhfis Ueripanbis
bss grdutieams nurh oas Jeniter iHs
nnug slsitsrt unn Der iutsnDen Gorbe
bic 9biir nffnsi. Dlii piIosm Gsi6is
ifiirmi bic E6adr ilis Jnnsrs. bonn
aelitr Bis gum goben tpirb jsbsr Wins
tel burhirriti. Die Braut mub iih
porber In einsm ounilen Dintsl unter
einem geii ptriisds ba5tn, unh be
Siiie min bab Der natiis 9ernonbte
bfs 8rauiigdms fis an enbs Der 5ngD
finbet. Der iahi audi sifrig unb tbnt
10. als fdbe er nthis. elf burn oi.
3immsr unb 5isbt bnnn ihlisbliH bas
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graui in bic aiihe unn inn3t mil ibr.
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fen triisn 1bsil Der geremonie be-
ihlitbi Gnnn fiibrt Der gliidli6e
Climber be craui sur airne unb fiibrt
He nuA bis an ben AIsor. no er ir6bs
rtno Der Gbeitliebuns an ibrsr re1ten
Gtits blsibt, tpdbrenn Der 9r6uticaus
es2 Alat iaT 0iassa sinaimmA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

Gs III iHersipiirbig. bnb oft bic
[hmusigiten Dtfhdfte bic ifoniisn
Reineerinns nbtpsrfsn.
Mer BON Qsben nints lerusn tpia,
Iwirb som 0sbeu beletxt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

ssafhfagfe n--2ei4 ginuien Ihs,
2Atcdides eria, s 5immer pfaIiersn ailit
len Nnerfen imiirliiff. feiue isessteu sngshoss
Surndaufpetfen II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

geues s,gimmer Saue aitic4 8fret sis
mElifYf. tnoDcrne gserbciisrnnaeu, Rfnrf bes
binanHGen 9ou. uGhe grenEnH gtfs., 0IH'
m.nsp.iIe q 81 Senfriee. 2O-2T
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20
MRS. II. YAEGER,
Gstis fhr asutraitsren.
6 mmtfftarrrs Effttt,
I, O IN | lion Is 10. q bte.
g Etnlfn nnfi EhLa. l3. NGA 1917

s1miIfnn gouutn. q bio,
GtHEtunaff Ght1, 10. 5aii 1911.
@erfteaeEte Inqtbote fpethen eri..
Qe9eHaenomnen IN heT 4 ftigg oss ssearo OF
nufIiu GpRlmtfiioHers b.a 3 rettaa, ben u.
aAgui. 1911, um ~ ubJ @stitags, iaT o'e HaIs
itebeHsc LauHtr IIbeii.
CSemdB ben SpesIfi.Giigrlg &c 242--s.ir ele
g,erbeNtruna Don sele!eg Hdg Roab, ben spaes
iaus ulgo 1qaoeiTa gste tis Bloom Aodn, IN
ia ar5gii bai Al ecltcbea in uebers,HpIm'
muaa init ben Elanen guo 1pes'iGttcneH,
sreltC ifyt IN rtr Lfftge bes Soato cf SeHnsp
gUmauNcHsys au'llsaeu
auc enasbo.c ntifffa emf ycrmalartn aisst..
fcrftu, fem icelhe in bry E''ict bee Soafb o'
gouuin 0nmag,Nionets sI babeH isHo, nm BE-
alalblai feiu pgu gtneuZ &gHs ~ eeT 2ebe esi
Ftufbu,iDeti $500 00l ECUaIs, init 5tDet aifsH
unb genlssaseu 8Aretr oaB Der Gssler ben
Gousraif rtnaehen GHh ttc afSsf GIN' hten
nyirh i'm sEaIe eeristhe lECl suerfafEHf utrp,
Tie qourfu 0ommii'ioasis bebaltsn ht ees
Re1i b0r ireeHNciH Cbty dle aHgf5oie gu
I'm sg'trase bCt gUasS Of saHgi!toH gouHip
GofrIHtfiierers
EtaHleb sirubts. @rdabeut.
gtieit: 5rtb. Gresbs GIeEf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

gsngehe'n, nann maht man bdufig bic
msrtpi roir geobuhtung, bab Die
Iebren iih in IeiIen WeIenlinien ouf
unb Q'b bepegcn, troBoem iid ringsum
in golm uuo Strauh in Der itilsn
Suft tein gIGtthen ribrt. Benn
man iber 0as 55elo nett beriiberihaut,
benz .rtt man iiber bem Iebrenmeer
elm ftdnoiges 5limmern unb SohTtsis
gen Der erbiBten Quft, bic pie cine
hei be BsQe itber bem aprufelb laqert.
= urh Die ungleihmdbiee Grtpdrmuna
orr &uft 3piidsn unO iibsr ben 5ols
raen niro cine geringe 2uftbspegung
serhorgeruFen, bic geniigt um Die
lei6t aus bem 0Isibgspiht gu brins
lgenoen, auf fnpnntenbsm StisI 6Gns
genoer 4ebren ebsnfaus in 9eDegung
gu ieBen, uno 70 ergibt Iit Die ionbsrs
| bare 9epegung bes gGn3en Roggsnfsls
oes. Stlpn in uraIter 3eit lit biefe
ibneu ursrtIdrIi6e 9epeguug ben
U2enihen aufgefallen, uno gar balb
farbsn iie cine GrtlGruno bafiir. 3as
unIi6tbdpe WttttagsgeIpeHit pbsr bic.
! Rpqgenmuhne ihrsitet oann oura bic
5eIoer, lie gebt in ben 8etreioebrsiten
bin unb Der uro ertbetIt bem aorn
ibren Segen, bamit es eut gebethe unD
pielfdltio bic Grbeit BEG Qanbmunnes
Io6ne. Bel ibrem 0ur6ftreiten isBt
iie bann bic 6alme in lstie pogsnoe
9enequnq, unb aIIeiH bQran ift lire
iegenbringenbe gisenihaft gu ertenz
nen. Qber bur6 ibre geriibrung fill
len fih ni6t nur Die Iebren nit
fhpeuenpen a0rnern an, fonbern fs
itiibt ruh bds gan3s 5elb bor Shaz
ben unb ungemad, Die Segsuipenbes
rim miro oann CUR itrengen Ridterin
bes ssrepIsrs. 9es6uIb purben unb
tperben beute nod IN pieIen 8egenbsn
Die Rinoer gslparnt. Der Jsloblumen
pegen ins aorn gu geben uno qehren
su 3ertreten, ME es am bsften berTits
ter appif6 in foLssnben 8OrteR ihiIs
bert:
SAP ftebn bic glume!
9e1 niht ing Gornl
Die Roggenmuhme
s3iebt um bd porn!
9alb budt tie nisber,
8ulo gudt iis pieber:
Sie fpirb bic &tnber fangen,
Die nah ben 9lunen tangent"
Der g S6neioergefefle ais
8QItoes taiferIihen 3 d Il
tlubs. 2us 6dmbura pirb qemeI'
ret: 2tm 8ierubeno oes taiierIi6el
gadttIubg i'm 5Otel marienlouiienbdo
gu @dernfDrDe nahm auh eir iportsz
freuroIi6sr SfneiosreeieGe tbeil, Der
rerfsbentlt6 3utritt 3u ben reTeroirteT
&fubrdumen gefunben 6atte, obpDbi er
teinen Gluban5ug truq. Gr nnterbiclt
iih eifrig nit ben iibri1sn Gliten libir
, bic iportliten greignIiIe uno lieb iih
oGs GHen uno Irinten out ihmeten.
: Sdliebli4 fiel er baourd auf, bdb er
7 ih tpieoerbolt erbob, um ben aaiier
befer fehen 81 t0nrer. Qls er iogar.
7 I'm Ieins perm,intlite 3s6e an ben
G6ertsaner gu be3ablen, nebrmals
lout riei: .Cbsr, 8abIsn!", nurbe er
ron sinissn alubmitgliebern ms Res
2 ben3immsr oerufen. no feline perIona,
6 lien poli3silia feftgsfte1t purben.
I Sein Qnsebot, Sp.iie unD 5rant isIbit
9 al be3ahlen, neil sr 9eslaubt babe, be
syeitlihteit lei cine 0ffentlite gene.
Q fsn, tpurbe obgelehnt. quf bic Quffors
Deruna fort5uge1en, entfernts fid Der
I Sdnsioergefeus rubig NIT Den Dortsn,
: er tonne isst in aunoen.reiien srsdhs
8 len, Ct fsi 0ait osS .aiisyli9sn ga4ss
; :.aSs ssrsiss
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9elS 81, Derleiben.

MEM gle Sans baiisn ilifo Elm permanent
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The telephone Is now used for raft
road purposes or !! 1000 miles q lins i:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-13

Mothers Club. Tomorrow
The Mothers Eclnb will meet on
Tuesday afternoonSat 2:3O O'Clock: at
the home of Mrs, Richard GIikeson.
on Falrmont avenue. II 81
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sAo,ujtti,naus


Mrs. Jane Flynn MaeD Donald gave q
very pretty. tea yesterday afternoon in
honor OF Miss Blanche Thompson and
Miss Charlotte woodman. Brides
roses and slmlax formed an artistic
decoration IN the dining room. AS.
sistlng Mrs. Mach Donald we're Mrs,
Lester Sheets, Mrs. John Barrett,
Miss! Roselle Burdette. Miss Elma
Smith and Miss Nan Mash. - Charles.
ton Gazette: !. x 4 Il v
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PERSONALS
~: PEOPLE ~
ASsThEl CONE ANDlCQ

Miss Anna Newbergerf spent Sun.
day at5her home at Weston. ID
Attorney Scott C. Lowe went to
Huntington Saturday evening to spend
a few days with his family who are
visiting relatives there.., tsjs y
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Johns, Of
Owens, spent Sunday with relatives in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Hall have re;
turned from a several days visit in
Plttsburg. II
Mrs. Jared Wamsley, Mrs. Hart
Wamsley and Mrs. Daniels, Of Bever.
ley. are In the city having been called
by the death of Mrs. John L. Lehman.
j. NJ. Hartley and son, H. ]. Hart
ley, returned last night from Mason;
town where they were called by the
illness and death of the formers
brother, Mr.. L. NJ. Hartley. ilS
Mrs. j. u. Stcaley and daughter.
Miss odra, will go to Elkins to.mor
row TO attend the State Assembly Of
the Daughters OF Rebekah.
Miss Pansy Jacobs returned Satur.
day afternoon from Triune where she
had spent several days and left that
evening for McWhorter to nurse a.pa.
tient. sl3sii ~
Judge and Mrs. Linn Brannon, OF
Weston, were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Smith on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bishop, Miss
Nell Wilson and Miss Ethel Dear Of
Elkins, spent Sunday with the for.
mer's sisters, Mrs. Dora Mitchell and
Miss, Eta Bishop. The party motored
here and found the roads In good
shape with the exception Of a few
miles. .Glsi5.l
Capt. and Mrs. T. s. Thomas, OF
near Wheeling, are the guests OF itheie
granddaughter, Mrs. H. ]. Wilson:
Mrs. Pat Padden and son Richard.
OF Pittsburg are the guests Of the
formers sister, Mrs. Henry Mulligan
on Boydston street.
Hon. Chas. Teter, of Phillppi, was
in the city to-day on business.
w. L. ennedy, OF Wheeling, is a
business visitor in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. a.: Ayers, OF Elkins,
are here called by the death. of the
formers niece, Mrs. John L. Lehman,
E. n. Moore, Of Clarksburg, is in;the
city today. I
Mrs. J. w. Cochran, Of Pittsburg,
and Mrs. Maudc Johnston. Of Wheel.
ing, are the guests Of Miss Norine
Johnson Mt the Normal school. tl,
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,eral features OF amusement which
will be; attractive. III
Meetings Postponed.

Meetings of the Literature and MI.
sic Departments OF the Woman's club
announced to be held this afternoon.
have been postponed on account o,
the death of Mrs. John L. Lehman.
The Music department will meet on
Monday, the 10th.
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,lerature was recommended byEas heavy
wind and rain STORM here, Y Z. Z
MRS saUMAN #pEAn.

& Mrs. Margaret shuman wife Of ID.
seph shuman, 81 near Baxter, died On
Sunday ~ her home after on illness.
from i compilation Of dieases. sho
was pged years. Funeral serylceit
were held this afternoon IL tie fan::'
ny residence and interment was made
In the family cemetery near Baxter
Undertaken Cunningham IN charge.
J. Mrs. ". ]. John. Of Morshntown Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ira
Smith. Mr.. John spent Sunday here.
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,eIRE-Wanted, girl for general house,
{ work; small famlly and good wnges,
Apply S24 Walnut Ave. IS
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For. Miss Lynch

Miss Katharyn McCool entertained
at noon dinner, yesterday at her. home
on Pierpont avenue. complimentary to
Miss Frances Lynch who leaves soon
for Pittsburg to reside. Covers were
laid for six, the guests Including the
members Of the L. NJ. c. club. ~ q
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sMUcH. EANps LITTLE.

The impeachment of staminerlng Is
absolutely unknown among unriyll-
lied races. Z, =
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banana and the potato ere ni
most identical In chemical composi,
tInr, - - ~. Y ---..ll-.
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