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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05

tain in Mineral county. The plan is
being carried out by the Twin Noun
tain and Potomac Railway Company,
recently chartered under the laws Of
West Virginia. Originally it was in.
tended that branch road be built
from Twin mountain, a distance Of ten
miles, to connect with the Hampshire
Southern at McNelll. Last week E. A.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
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return to her duties here in the fall,
Mrs. Albert Dumbaugh, who Is q
surgical patient at Cook hospital, is
recovering.
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more. spent Sunday in this city, guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Monroe.
Sam R. Nuzutn was a prominent yisl.
tor at the Philippi reunion and Home
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
BUSINESS IMPROVING
/. c. WOODWARD CLEARS FOR
4 PITTsRuRe WITH GOOD CARGO
OF FRElGHT-PAssENeER 3TRAF
FIG PICKING UP.

The steamer i. O. woodward cleared
for Plttsburg this morning carrying a
good cargo o. freight. The river busi.
ness Is getting better. In the early
season 1t was too cold for much pas.
senger traffic but since the warm
weather asset In there has been a
decided increase I'm this part OF the
business that comes to the boat, The
freight business rs steadily increas.
Ing ana II looks now that the; packet
people win have the best season ever
expert nsed ion la y upper alonongas
HELM
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
Nsw ROAD.

KEYsER, w. Va, June 5.-A move,
5neIit toward building a line Of rail-
road from Keyser to Twin Mountain,
I'M Grant county, distance OF twenty
two miles, has assumed definite form.
Saturday a corps Of engineers with
~ Clyde Lewis, chief, began a survey
of the proposed line on Knobley noun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
HALF RICE

CONSIDER WHAT II. MEANs TO GET YOUR CHOICE FROM a
sTook LIKE ouRs-EvERY GARMENT BEARING FASHIONS LAT.
EST IMPRINT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SPRING SUITS, SPRING
COATS OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SILK DRESSES NFouLARo TAI
FETA MEssALNE, CREPE CHINE PoNeEE RAJAH ETC. AND
ALL OUR EXQUISITE DRESSES IN SILK CHIFFON SILK MARQUIS
TTE, cHiFKoNVosLE SILK TISSUES SILK NETS, ETC YOUR
PICK OF ANY AT HALF THE REGULAR PRICE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05

Russell, Of Fairmont, representing the
railroad company, presented a propo-
sltion to the people Of Mineral county
whereby the road would be built on a
line to this place, provided right OF
way and franchise be secured without
cost. This proposition was acted on
faYorably.
The Twin mountain orchards are
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
AURr IN MINES.

Domihick Simena d miner from
Middleton, IS q patient In the Miners
hospital, suffering from injuries re-
.ceived In the mine.
Joe Vererick IS ~ Tie Miners hos
.pitaE suffering from d broken ankle.
He IS an employ 10 tie New England
mine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
Qua REMARKABLE OFFER 7TolTHE AFFLltTE0.

Cut out this Coupon, gil In your
name and address, also the name Of
your Druggist, enclose ten cents In
stamps to cover postage and maillso
The pr. Carey Medical Corporation,
( p Elmtra, AZ. !,
and we will bend you a Generous
Trial Treatment OF Il,
Or. Carey,s Marsh Root
ABSOLUTELY FREE,
My Druggists Name Il III. ~. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
For
VOIlaIl'S
Ills and
Troubles
Thousands
TGStlfJItgI.
'ThGiTNG[it.
Worth

Large Hunted q abes ON 3F Pneep'
of Thirtysi Tabietss FIFTY CENT
POSITIVE sANKs DRAFT GU ARANTEEg ONE DOL
LAR PACKAGE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05

$500 Wash Dresses $500 Wash Dresses
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-01-19

ment to the constitution of th'
United States. Texas is the nintl
state to ratify the amendment. Thu
others on record are Alabama, Soutl
Carolina, Illinois, Maryland, Ken
lucky. Georgia, Mississippi and Okla
homa.
1t requires ratification OF
three-fourths Of all the states I'd
make constitutional amendment
stick. The income tax amendment
Is undoubtedly favored by a very
large majority of the people. The
Idaho Legislature should ratify id
at once, not only because the people,
n this state are for the amendment,
but to throw their Influence IN the|
right direction ana 70 help bring 9TH
pr states into line,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-01-19
EMMETT NEWS.

Butter Wrappers neatly printei
at The Index office.
Mrs. e. Tennyson went to Parma
to visit her parents on Saturday.
Emmett Grange Meets Saturday, %
Members absent lose money.
Mrs. II. S. jenkins left this morn
ing for Fruita, Colo, to visit her
parents and to look after important
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Moore and
b. Wilson were in Boise this week
0 attend the sessions of the state
range.
Mrs. John Newman was Boise
isitor Monday and Tuesday Her
husband, who has been employed
ere for some. time returned home
fifth her.
E. NJ. Reilly, T. B. Hargus and J.
" Barrett were in Boise, Friday anc
)aturday to attend the convention
pf the Hardware Dealers Associa-
lion.
The ladies of the II. II. Club and
heir husbands are invited to at
end the next meeting at the home
# Mrs. Julia Cooke, Saturday, Jan
Iary 2S from g. to 10.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-01-19
Notice.

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Emmett Fruit Grow
ers Association, Ltd, will be held
at the office of the company, in the
city of Emmett, Saturday, January
28, 1911. full attendance is de-
sired, either in person or proxy.
r. B. Shaw, Secretary. ct
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-01-19
EFT INDEX
MURRAY Meetings.

1t is expected to close the seires
special services with Sunday night
The attendance has not been large
ut those who have attended speak
Eith enthusiasm of Mr.. Murray, of
bis eloquence and Cody ca nes :
bess. Quite a number have united
With the church and the church has
been strengthened in every way
20 that the body enters upon new
IRA of life. The Sunday service will
De of special interest both morning
Ind evening. In the evening Mr..
Iurray viii give his final message.
The public invited
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-01-19
Readjustment of Prices

A general drop in the pric.
Ps of nearly all lines of hard
ware is announced and we
hre marking our stock to con-
form to the new schedule.
The change effects ali wire
products, nails, pipe, stoves,
builders hardware, plumb
ing supplies, barbed wire,
fencing and a great many
other lines. 1t will take a
few days to make the read
justment of prices.
HAWKINS HARDWARE.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-01-19

The recommendation of the State
Press association, which has for its
object the publication of the assess
ment roll of each county in it's own
county papers, will go a long way
towards curing some of the evils.
Misrepresentation and dishonesty cal
no more stand publicity than can
the germs of disease stand sunlight
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-01-19
INCOME TAX RATIFICATION.

The Texas legislature has ratifi
ed the proposed income tax amend
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-01-19

The persistency OF w. s Colvin,
the real estate man. is well known.
He never allows a prospective buyer
get away without interviewing him.
One day he called at Gamage's and
wanted to know II there were any
strangers registered there. Eyes, +"
replied Charlie, there is gentle
man I'm room IS who came in this
morning, III take you up and in
troduce you" The stranger greet
ed Colvin with a smile and the glad
hand. Pulling out of a grip hand.
somoly bound book. entitled Ruins
OF Ancient Lands, he launched forth
in description of the work from
chapter to chapter CLXNIII,
This grand work" he stated, cost
the publishers over / million dollars
The regular price is s9759. Owing
TO your interest In this line of work
and to introduce Il | will make you
special price OF S7,20. 81 down
and so cents per month till paid for
IL Is an opportunity" but Colyin
waited for no more, He rushed for
the door. flew down the hallway
and made the stairs in three jumps
and Carnage had the nerve to de-
clare he didn't know the fellow was
a book agent.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-01-19

A proud old gentleman was at the
train a couple OF weeks ago with
his daughter who was returning to
college after the holiday vacation.
Securing seat for her In the eur
he passed out and went around to
the car window TO say parting word
While he was passing out the daught
or left her seat to speak to girl
friend In the rear seat of the car.
and at the same time an old maid
slipped into the vacated seat and
moved up 20 the window. Unaware
OF the important change the old
man hurriedly put his head up to
the window and said: zone more
sweet kiss. pet. In another NOM
ent the point of a cotton umbrella
was thrust through the window, fol-
lowed by the wrathful injunction:
Scat, you gray-headed wretch.
He seated,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-01-19
Tales of the Town

Robert j. Burdette, when boy
was lecturlng his younger brother
Johu one evening about sleeping
with his mouth wide open. John
NY" said Bob, you wiz never live
to be married II you sleep with your
mouth open. You'll die OF consump
ton II you don't stop" But you
sleeep that way sometimes" replied
John. Yes, that's true" replied
Bob; but whenever | find myself
sleeping that way, with my mouth
open. / get up and shut IT,"
At every station after leaving POI
catello the fidgety old lady wanted
to know II II was Nampa. Final y the
conductor got tired OF answering the
question and told her when Nampa
was reached he would tell her.
But he didn't and not until several
miles out did he think of the old
lady lie stopped the train and or
iered the engineer TO back to the
Junction city. Going to the old lady
ne said Here Is where you get off.
his Is Nampa" But don't want
o stop here My daughter told me
o take another pill when | reached
lampa: that's the reason | wanted
o know when we got there"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07

SEATTLE IS ACCLAIMED the
healthiest city In the United States.
No city It's size In the world can
gurpass It in life sustaining quail
ties. Yet tuberculosis. a contagious
and incurabIe disease. RACES. a
white pest, in our midst.
THE 1910 REPORT OF the Health
Department. in chart. gives a
list OF 20 principal causes OF
DEATH Tuberculosis heads the
list with long. RED line. Study
the chart for yourself Last year
11.ss per cent of all deaths here
were from this plague.
BE ASHAMED, sEATTLEi You
boast OF health and harbor this foul
Ill. The average death rate per
1000 In 1910 was 1887 per cent.
And you rejoice. when 11.8s per
cent OF these deaths were due to
this terrible but preyentabIe cause.
WE NEED AN anti-tuberculosis
conscience. All honor to the Anti
Tuberculosis league and those who
are fighting by It's side. For the
past three years these men and
women, through unselfish efforts,
have
TRIED TO MEET the RESPONSE.
bilities which face the entire city.
II is unfortunate that their sympa-
thetic work has been misundef.
stood by some. n your loved ones
have been helped and your home
blessed, you do not mIsunderstand.
THE CITY AND COUNTY have
recognized this need. Let US trust
the men In charge will not fail to
see their duty now. Three years
ago a group Of US visited both the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07
Washington's boy Farmer" Makes $50, 600 :.
in Three Years; Il Beats Teaching ST..

Wsshington's hoy farmer" z. L.
brewer Of sstsop, has proved that
the "bsck.to-thc.farm cry 10 no Idle
Jest After teaching In the stsss's
public schools for ten years. for .
total reward Of $1,000. he discovered
= better way 20 live. He went back
20 his boybood town, bought . farm
on his credit, and without q cent Of
capital, but $50 borrowed money, he
began life anew. And he has made
good.
lilo In now the owner Of 1872 acres
OF fertile land. 90 head Of thorough
bred Jersey cattle. 100 thoroughbred
hogs aud 500 chickens. few horses
and farm implements. And all with.
In n period OF three years. The to-
tai value OF his entire holdings In
real and personal property is put at
$4,000. This In $4,000 more than
no made ia the 10 years previous.
Which all proves thar you haven't
got 10 be a CRATER In order to pros
per In this free country Of ours.
Brewer nav that his struggle for
existence an a teacher. which net
ted him various sums. from SEQ a
month to ti2S--mostiy the former
was not tho way he should live.
And he went back 10 nature. And
nature received him and rewarded
him.
$4,000 In Three Years.
The sum OF $4,000 IN three years
II better wages than tho average on.
ecutiys gets. It's more than the
average workman gets In all his life.
time. Yet Brewer studied and
worked aad read until he knew al.
most everything there was to know
about his farm and his flocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07
Union of Divine-RiBht
Rulers

Another tho taps and American society
for Invitations
who has about -four chances IN zen
n>nr krr OF Princess z'a OF
Bourbon Parma blood relation OF his Society - PR
trembling 'ne'
boots OF pdgrses pretty straight from ~
The brdegrooms father got 50 bad that the VIENNA @ ~
he
The bride Robert OF Parmas twenty children
up
later ne Henry himself grand prince OF ssof
Another
she Is Marie Anonetts ana s
h her cabbage her head cut OH by the
ZIa herself Hie TO be sound mentally
arr fine people physically giving the family percentage OF A. sss
tan cent nonlu anyhow.
81 course the people the
first on solid grounds they FEAR 70 nS
breednr Of the people from such stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07
A Fine Way Out

san. the banquet for Cousin bl
sadly because cysrywhnre b goes M
getting 70 be sad sad condition
the card OF saabcs and
committee the card headed BIN OF fars
B OF only used In rail-
might crack SHY
They Menu ussa 20
I the best circles"
We think imporantto Bill Hos going 20 BE- On
although
best circles OF frcos nis
them IL best circles
Of the term surely would be proper %
something with ea H. hks
who used 70
OF risks We have out
Butts aesthetic
long before pcbelan
-Bl OF Why genemen7 Why not call
karte" nd the Dutchf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07
GARVIN'S CORNER
HEALTHFuL SEATTLE ILL.

city and county officials in behalf
Of the victims
OF TUBERCULOSIS We placed
the matter and facts before them
as they we're. Help was forthcom-
ing. As a result nurses were hired
TO look after the sick and later n
headquarters was opened at Fourth
and University.
AS A SAMPLE OF what these
nurses have accomplished, last
year they looked after 500 cases.
This Is estimated by student OF
this disease to be one-eighth OF the
cases In the city.
OF THIS NUMBER, "a recovered
their health and returned 10 work.
Fifty.four died. The others are now
without oversight from these faith
full nurses. This is a slow, serious.
sorrow-making disease. IL will take
years to conquer II.
DO NOT CARE how this prob
lem Is solved But we want II taken
In hand at once. The league may
be given charge, or the city and
county can do II. DIckering over
technicalities when people are dy.
ing looks and Is unworthy OF hui
man beings.
SEATTLE IS RIGHTFULLY
proud OF Its record OF health.
Nevertheless, until tuberculosis Is
handled in as serious a manner as II
is serious itself, it's fair name for
health is soilcd and should be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07
They'll Be Taken In

ike national nfe no
national spirit for quitting WORK TWO Ut
a and beat the bsna
Foryye squad OF Welsh families lett wares
up
10 that awfly
% southern end OF the SCUM
that you freeze ana 80 NOV
Everything else Is twisted IKE
OF material ater ouus o
IN
Well landing Madn. these Weshmen went TAR 'hish,
Chubu Valley The valley looked IKE an an
akrahha
feasse garuished with cactus while they aug d
900 miles eaSe" anu
the vast to a fertile. oneynaktng region
something these Paagonan Weshmen are M,aons
Of old oohnk
spots population Arsentna has assumed en-
eyincing
those British Society got up
there that corner OF
George some Tor genns SOME ~.
fatWeish Just ehoefeo "sss
wide world ons general principles -. a..
Oh Many OF tho important nations ha
ss1
those Welsh who are oa 10 inc eoa
have povedth at SOM OF IL Is worth grabbing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07
Now has rubber-tired rickshaws.

Is no rubberired rckshaws
crap folding beds.
his business start perhaps
which serious
public
hasbecns Theodore Roosevelt po
the breczes
low. and In their courses!
light
and add
idea
ATTORNEY GENERAL wlcKERsHAM says: III continue in
win the
will the big contributors
to the fund them?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07

drop Of blood flowing + 49,
"a true blue. That's -
1900 for a puny calf. ~
nary calf from en- 49,.
would bring 81. His -. -
demand from the mome-s . I
born He sold ons e ~ =
valley fair BY teIexsas1
and received the mousv ~
brewers particular ~
COW named "OIympia'e !
he nays win break n y
ORD inside Of i've year ss9
VIII have reached tbs - y
ny. She Is now ! YER y -
brinEs him a profit Of ~
rom her cream. BesIde~ ~.
calf sells AZ the hI0hssf - -
With 30 head Of ~. =.
breaking Jersey cows Il - ~!
10 see where the pref,s ~
Aris,ocrstic No.
bfewers hogs are ju1f :. 9
focratic. One monster. -
showed 70 wondering crcs1s !. I
PuyalluD fair. welrhss r..
pounds. And he wasn't n
just big His tus1ts -.
four inehes from his jcu,s ~ p.
he gets such kind trsst1s-, Z
he would eat from ID ~!
hand. II wouldn't b. sdr~s,. !.
though.
Al Of Brewers snf4,aIs - :.
result OF kind Treatment -
lieyes In humane netho1u -
says be Is repaid a thnc4s1 4.
In dollars alone. TO az n6liSs, ,
the personal sa,isfactlos ~
treats his fIocks like 1 nndIsss n
terne presldes over his a~1Is.<. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07
An Ancient Stratagem

ay goes to
apparently OF where should inquire
suffering from great depression commercially aud ss
and political There
OF which
pnrug md Spain
good foreign II dverts
attention
OF
klledzo the less feed
n is an old device Of II stil works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07

" Rip Van Wrinkle Could Awake
Now.
Wouldn't RIP Van winkie be
astonishsd n he could awake nov 7"
Il should say 30. Just think OF
e. He never saw . steamship or
railroad train. 10 say nothing OF
automobiles aud acropisnos."
Il know. but what would surprise
him inost would bc the way womsn
are able To dress without causing
rio;n or evsa starting scandais- -
Chicago Record.Hcraid.
How Fido Loot Out.
my giri used To think = lot Of
hor pug dog. but I've managed %
Get tho edge on him since We mar
RED"
How did you work itf"
"F1do wouldn't cat Der cooking
and did..--Louisviiie Courier
Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07
The Star 9 Circle l.


FACTS ABOUT The CONTEST
Snbleet-"Why I Am Glad
That ! Live ia the United
States"
First prize. Sc: second prize.
81: third prize. 81: and ten 9th.
or special prizes OF 81.
The compositions must be
written In ipk and ON one side
OF the paper only.
Name. age. school and street
address must be written plainly
at tbs top 81 The first sheet OF
the manuscript.
Pcnmanship. spelling. original
ity OF tho composition and the
neatness OF your manuscript will
be considered In judging the
compositions.
The contest closes on Satur-
day. October rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07

Some people are always com
planning. We onec knew . man
who was constantly sad because
thsrc was . knot.hois In his wood
on leg.
Better IL q thin becfsssak In .
corner OF auiesness than n house
Of plenty wherein twins abide.
. Som. people Ia this world ara
Furious because they cannot take
but a patent on virtue.
I "Hs bats with his braln." We
read of . distinguished National
league player. II 10 pleasing 70
learn what our noble athletes arc
doing with their iatclIeotuai appar-
atus.
We could give up drinking coffee
without the sIiohtsst fusas
N the doctors would but argue
That the eofsse's good for W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-07

Society. Catherine IN one OF the
clubs most enthusiastic members
and has already done m act Of kind
ness towards the helpless dumb AMI
mails. Catherine saw homeless
little fox terrier on the streets the
other day and immediately took II
10 her home at 3s32 woodlawn av..
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with 90 letters already received
By Uncle Jack. there Ia little doubt
but that tho keehest Of compcti.
tion win surround the awarding OF
the prixss In the star Circles big
gcst cash prize contest. Why
Am Glad That Live IN the United
States" The 50 compositions al.
ready received include some splen-
did ones. and Uncle Jack sees a
hard time ahead o. him when the
judging OF the compositions takea
place the last OF the month.
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where she IL now caring ~ =
she can find . good heus = !
Perhaps one Of tho ~ @
members would Ike h ~ On
terrier a home. In CO sgno ~
or girl belonging to the ~ -
good home for the de- t1l1lh1
Ind. Black 133.
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The above drawing ~ -
ted by i0-yearold yIvisa WhQ1
The drawing ID Of Z blr1 - I
the little girls sumGw -
Vivian is very fond of ~ ioo|kn(
flock. and while 4 ~ ouug
home In the summer - - y
father build the bird hou1a ~
cherry season the bIsGo n -
little platform and fsoGg q =
cherries which grow q ; ~ -
by. Vivian attends the 49, -
Anne school and y cond ~ =
OF the brightest pupils y - -