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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-10-19

BLESSED are We when men of all
parties sects and creeds shall say to
thee well done thou good and faith
sul scribe, thou hast used strong.
vigorous language, full of inyectivc,
put all OF truth, in tiaying and expos
ing the ~crookedest gang of c]orruptiou-
eats that ever cursed any city. Con-
tlnue the good work"
Blessed are ye when the bitter things
thai thou hast said against the sons
oil Belial are believed by all the moral
citizens of thy town and regarded by
them as facts beyond c~ontroversy
for whilst thou mayest be poor in the
material things of this life, thou ar
wealthy in the abundance of facts a
thy fingers ends.
rear not hem that fling insinua.
tons with big words. and attempt Il
pierce thy vitals with double edge,
adJectives: they are jawsmiths. max
ing music with the jawbone of an ass
they make discord to divert attention
from their own doors: they hiss II
the passecshy. SC do vipers and geese
Its their nature my son.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-10-19

Forthcoming administrations arc
heirs apparent to a dynasty of damna-
Bile dimensions in graft, corruption
and ungodly malfeasance.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-10-19

W. w. WIIRTZ.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
1O-5-ilSSueS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-24

Your cows and horses are fight
ing flies this weather and all of it at
your cost. You can do it cheaper by
using Fly Dope. Halbkat, The
Medicine Man.
c. A. Wells acted as chaffeuer for
Walter Ross and Miss Ethel Derrick on
trip to Wallace Saturday evening
when the young lady returned to her
home at Waterfowl.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Goodwin, who
spent three weeks with relatives and
friend in Wisconsin and Minnesota,
arrived home Saturday night and report
most excellent time.
Geo. Sheehan, of Aberdeee, who has
been enjoying an outing at Pickerel
lake for several days, came in Tuesday
morning and that evening went to his
home in the Hub City.
Miss Margaret Cowan, who had
spent her vacation at Simpson park,
Big Stone, arrived home Sunday even
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-24

ing and has resumed her duties in the
county treasurer's office.
A nice assortment of popular varie-
ties fresh baked cookies made from the
purest and best ingredients-We Webster
flour-the kind mother used to make.
You get them at Knapp's bakery.
Grandma Anderson went up to Web
ster Saturday and spent the day pick
ing currants on her old home place.
She reports the plums as also very
plentiful this season. -Ortley Outlook.
The st. Paul Fire and Marine Ipsun-
ance Co., have the reputation of being
prompt and liberal in adjusting losses.
Insure your property with them and
be safe. d. B. Compton & Son, Agts.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Piechowski and
Frank Boik and Miss Boik went to
Lidgerwood and Genesea, N. D., by
automobile Saturday and visited rela-
tives over Sunday coming home that
evening.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-24
The verdict of the public. 1T pays
to trade with George Bodies" The
only exclusive mems and boys cloth
ing store in Webster.

uu6 SeOtS W ssC0SASts
w. d. Amsley and Robert j. Jor,ian,
of Minneapolis, drove from Aberdeen
to Britton Monday and then down to
Webster to spend the evening.
The o A. Chilson family returned
Thursday night by automobile from
Alexandria, Mimi, where they had
spent some days at the cottage.
Remember Telephone 81. We have
everything in the grocery line. Also
fresh fruits. Deliveries attended to
promptly. w. c. Happe & Son.
Frank Bergman moved his family
and household goods down from Web
ster Monday and will occupy Vincent
Lucas residence. = Bradley Globe.
The Reporter and Farmer can get
you out an elegant job of wedding invi-
tations or announcements on short
notice. Call and see our samples.
H. C. Tegtineier and John Shenbino
took Grant Chapman home in the auto
on Saturday evening and went from
there to Roy lake to spend Sunday.
Sixty cars of western stock passed
through this city on the H. and d. in
six hours last Saturday. The shipment
for the day was seventy-eight cars.
Mrs. F. J. King has returned from
her visit at Stewartville and Rochester,
Mimi, and is now at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Moore.
From all reports the fishing is get
ting better every day at the lakes north
OF the city and great many of our
people are taking advantage thereof.
Hot weather breeds disease in the
garbage cans. Keep the flies away
and you reduce the chance of infection.
Disinfectants of all sorts. Halbkat's.
Harry Fuller and Herm Zerbel went
to Webster Tuesday on business;
returning Wednesday. They made the
trip in Herm's auto. Crandall Times.
Mrs. c. C. Rieger and son, Charles,
came down from Bristol Monday night
and went out to Pickerel lake for q
few days outing with Mrs. T. E.
Haugen.
G. w. Butler and daughter, Miss
Alice, motofed in yesterday from their
home at Butler, for short visit with
Aberdeen friends. Aberdeen Ameri-
can, Friday.
! will be at the stock yards in Web
ster every Friday and Saturday, until
further notice. to take in hogs at the
highest market price. J. G. Englehart,
Phone 1852.
Go to Knapp's Restaurant and Bak-
cry for your fried spring chickens.
Always on hand.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-24
THURSDAY, AUGUST "A, 1911.
Local News.
Jail ON Oscar Grue for abstracts.

ocPtchDcr ", ahu O. LAY CounIy
Fair.
Ed Browder was over from Waubay
Monday.
J. Kelley, of Bristol, was in Webster
Monday.
Johnson beats them all at taking
pictures.
Chas. Ash was visitor from Butler
yesterday.
Don't forget those exhibits for the
county fair.
C. A. Perkins was Waubay visitor
Wednesday.
Game Warden Jenkins was in the
city Tuesday.
Fred Aasved autoed down from Pier
pont Monday.
DR.. H. ]. Herman returned from the
cities Monday.
H. ]. Svien and son were here from
Lily Wednesday.
Mr.. Boyle has returned from his
home at Hetland.
Peter Schmitt was a visitor from
Waubay Monday.
Nyal's Ea'sem for burning and sore
feet. HaIbkat.
Money to loan on real estate. Inquire
of Josephus Alley.
B. F. Harrington was here from
Waubay Tuesday.
A. j. Rieger, of Chelsea, was visitor
in this city Friday.
Frank Snyder and wife were in from
from Frank Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marx spent
Sunday in Webster.
E. o. Potter and ]. C. Garrick are
home from Brookings.
H. +. Denton returned from his Iowa
visit Tuesday evening.
Jack Brennan is whiting l.. G.
Ochsenreiter and wife.
Write the Granger Business School,
Aberdeen, for catalog.
Judge j. H. Lund was in Aberdeen
on legal business Monday.
Bob Maynard autoed over from Wau.
bay on business Saturday.
Mrs. p. B. Jenkins and children were
over from Waubay Tuesday.
Write the Granger Business School,
Aberdeen, for their catalog.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Coin returned from
their visit at Bristol Tuesday.
For sale-A good tank for wind mill
tower. Inquire at this Office.
Arthur Howell returned from a visit
at Minneapolis Friday evening.
4. M. LOOMS was business visitor
In Waubay ard Ortley Saturday.
E. w. Block, Erwin Stage and Frank
Behres were at Waubay Monday.
We have full line of guns and shells
on hand. Webster Hardware Co.
See Mahogany John for bargains
IN lumber at the old Small yard.
Gen. E. Huntington spent few days
this week, at his home in this city.
The finest line of fresh seasonable
candies at Webster Candy Factory.
The glass is set in the fronts of the
three new buildings on Main street.
Money toIoan on approved security.
See Frank Anderson, Webster, S. b
MI you want q good range buy a
Majestic from Webster Hardware Co.
Eor Rent Two modern Furnished
rooms Inquire Of Mrs. ]. C. Carrick.
Mr.. w. B. Stevens. who has been
rnite ~ for several days is convalesc-
6tatee Attorney Anderson was in
LoncfcrE o. professional business Mon
N. 3udcs went 10 Canada the Amt
- - wesk With large bunch Of
1cmc - rsDt IN Teetmeisr building.
- 1or Night housekeeping. 7. N.
nIpck, accompanied BY Herman
pve ~ Ford cer n Roy lake
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-08-24
WEBSTER MARKETS

Corrected every Thurday morning
by Emil Huwe, dealer in grain and fuel
and is the list price.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-23
LA ENFERMEDAD

. El colera es una enfermedad que sc
caracteriza, cllnicamente, por una dia-
rrea intensa, v6mitos, calambres, heces
ricifrmes y collapse rapido.
Eel colera asiatico Sc distingue del CO.
lera, nostras esporadico por la mayor
gravedad del primero, Y, sobre todo, por
su marcado caracter epidemico.
Ell descubrimiento del "bacillus vir-
gula" coma-bacilo" realizado por ell
doctor Koch, ha venido simplifcar esta
INSTRUMENTATION Sc trata de c0lera asia
tico cuando las deyecciones, debidamente
analizadas, demuestran la existencia del
bacilo virgula
Propagase ell c6lera, fuera de sus focos
end6micos (la India) siguiendo los itine-
rarios que le trazan las peregrinaciones,
turismo y Ell comercio mundial
(El agente especiico del 6lera ''co-
mabacilo'' es un microsc6pico bastoncillo
incurvado, de 1,5 milesimas de millmetro
de largo por 0,4 milesimas de millmetro
de ancho, que penetra en- el ORGANISING
por la via divestiva, Sc desenvuelve y
anultiplica en- el intestine, Sc estaciona
en- 81, y por su endotoxina produce los
sintomas de intoxicaci0n organica (dia-
rfea, vomitos, calambres y algidez), que
,constituyen ell crladro clinico del c6lera
|: <'Contenidos en- las deyecciones de los
|enfermos (deposiciones y v6mitos), los
germenes pueden directa 6 indirecta-
mente llevar al hombre sano por: diver
sas Was Especialmente sc transmiten
por ell contacto con estas deyecciones !:
por las manos de las personals que rodean
y cuidan a los atacados; por las saba
mas, los vestidos, utensilios y objetos de
su uso; por las sustancias ahmenticias
infectadas; por las moscas y otros insec-
tos, que Sc posan sobre los alimentos des.
pues de haberlo ,hecho sobre objetos con-
taminados sobre las mismas deyeccio-
mes, y, desde luego y sobre todo, por el
aqua potable, directamente contamina-
da.
Ell aire no puede ser vehiculo mas que
de germenes desecados que, al perder la
perdieron tambien su viru-
Ancia. A
Eel comaIbacilo" mi invade la sangre
nj Sc elimina por otra via que no sea Ia
intestinal
I'm ,calor h1medo a $50. centigrados
mata el virgula del c6lera en- cinco mi
nutos; el aqua en- ebullici6n el vapor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-23

taran exentos del pago de contribu-
cion; pero tan pronto como los tales
terrenos no los siga utilizando la jun
ia para local de la feria Sc revertiran
junto con las mejoras que contengan
a Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
En- vista de las precedentes DISPOSE
clones de ley, soy de opinion que la
Feria Insular es evidentemente una
empresa gubernamental, que las
disposiciones del articulo 177 del Co.
digo Polltico antes citadas son aplica-
bles a todos los empleados insulares
que presten un servicio cualquiera la
Junta Insular de Ferias en- relaci6n
con la feria annual.
~". Respetuosamente,
Foster v. Brown,
Attorney General
21 Mario 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-23

La sterilization
por los rayos ultra violeta

Los maravillosos resultados obtenl-
dos con ell empleo Gle los rayos ultra
violeta para la esterilizaci5n del aqua.
Despues de haber estado sometida al
gunos segnndos a las radiaciones de
una lampara de cnarzo un aqua que
contenla 100000 coibacilos por CEN
tlmetro c1bico, qued6 completamente
pura.
En- principle Sc erey6 cue Ell fen6me-
no pod1a atribirse una production de
ozono, pero semejante explicacion Sc
ha lido desechando, ciertos sabios
tienden a admitir que mas bien Sc for
ma aqua oxigenada, por haberse obser-
vado la presencia de este cuerpo en-
aqua sometida la irradiaci6n de diez
a catorce horas.
Sin embargo, otros investigadores
acaban de comunicar q Ia Academia de
ciencias de Paris, que no han encon-
trado aqua oxigenada en- aqua donde
habia estado sumergida una lampara
de caarzO durante veinte minutes 6
mas.
Parece, pues, que los rayos ultra-vio-
leta obran directamente y que esta ac-
ci6n es tanto mas notable cuanto que
Sc opera en- un espacio de tempo que
varla entire amos euantos segundos
un minute, produciendo Ell mismo efec
to que ell Obtenido en- tres horas col,
aqua oxigenada en- dosis de l grano SIS
por litro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-23

a 1000 G., 10 matan instantaneamente.
En- medios h1medos, y, sobre todo, en-
presencla de materia organica, conser-
va durante meses y hasta lln ano su acti-
vidad, aun cuando pierde la mayor par
te de su yirulencia. La luz solar le es
nOciva.
Esta cOmprobado de un modo cierto
que personals procedentes de un medic
lnfectado y que no han presentado sin
tomas de la enfermedad, pueden no obs
tante, albergar en- el intestine ell ''baci-
lo-coma' - y transmitirlo, proyocando con
clio la epldemia. La actual invasion del
colera en- Italia no Sc debe & otras eau,
sas; una tribu de bohemios, llegados 4
Trani desde Russia, fneron yehiculos del
contagio, sin experi1ne entar ellos Ell mas
ligero quebranto en- ,sn salud. Ell MI
croscopio ha demastrado La presencia del
bacilo en- las deyecciones de esos suje-
tOs.
Tambien sc sabe qne 'amdividuos ataca-
dos de c6lera y completamente curadoe
pueden transmitir Ia enfermedad mu-
chas fechas despues de Ia de su alta.
Estos individuos, de aspecto saludable,
son los llamados ''portadores de- germe-
mes, . y su existencia justifca toda me-
dida de provision, por imjjustifcable que
parezca.
LA incubaci6n del c6lena .es breve, tie
ne un fmite mlnino de algnnas horas
y un Gmite maximo de cinco a seis dfas.
Clasificada la enfermedad entire las
evitables, y conocidos los medios prof
lactcos, basta quererlos y ssberlos apli-
car para lograr una casi absolute ;nmu-
nldad individual colectiya.
Las medidas de prevention y de desin-
fecci6n son obligatorias desle que Sc sos
pecha ell NAL, ldurante todo el curse de
la enfermedad condrmada, v finalmente
hasta la disqualification del enfermo SUI
curaci6n 8 su mnerte.
Del conocimiento del primer case sos
pechoso, su denuncia Immediate & las
autoridades sanitarias Y su rapido Y eff
caz aislamiento, depende el exito de la
energica campana proflactica que hay
eanprender en- presellcia de Ia enferme
dad que nos oupa.
a(De la Cartilla pnblicada por La ms
pecclon general de sanidad interior dc.
Madrid, Espana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-23
Al Auditor de Puerto Rico,


San Juan
Senior: He recibido su communication
de II del corriente relativa q las dos
cuentas que han sido presentadas para
pago a su ofcina por Ell doctor Thomas
A. ALE y Ell senor M. Graham, respec-
>tivamente por servicios prestados EN-
relacion con la reciente Feria Insular.
Manifesto usted que estos dos senores
son empleados insulares que reciben
sueldos regulares, y usted promueve lal
question de 81 cualquiera de aquellas
cuentas debe ser pagada en- vista dell
articulo 1T del C6digo Politico. Ese
art1culo dispone que:
"Ning1n empleado en- cualquier ra-
mo del servicio p1blico bajo ell Co.
bierno lnsular, nj otra persona cuyo sa-
lario, haber 8 estipendio, estuviere fl
jado por la ley 8 los reglamentos, per-
cibira paga adicional, compensation
extraordinaria de ninguna especie, por
ell desembolso de caudales p1blicos. 81
por ning1n otro servicio que prestare,
a no estar expresamente autorizado
por la ley y constare por modo explici
to en- la correspondence asignaci6n
que Sc destinaba esta dicha paga
adicional compensation extraordina-
ria.
listed dice que, pglesto que por la ley
de 10 de mario de 1910, sc creo la Jun
ia Insrlar de Ferias y Sc asigno dine
70 proveyendo para todos los gastos
necesarios relatives los fines de di-
cha feria, la Feria Insular en- todos
sus aspectos fue una empresa guber-
namental.
Convengo con usted en- este punto
de la question Una lectura de la ley de
la Asamblea Legislative creando la
Junta Insular de Ferias demuestra que
ell Gobernador de Puerto Rico es ell
Presidente Honorario, y ell Director de
la Estaci6n Experimental de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- Puerto Rico es un MEM
bro de la Junta, los cuales con otras
cuatro personas, que nOmbrara ell Co
bernador, constituyen la Jnnta Todos.
los miembros de la Junta han de SER
vir sin compensation. Sc requiere 4 la
Jmnta que haga aln informe annual a la
Asamblea Legislative abarcando todas
las medidas y procedimientos adopta
dos durante ell 1ltimo ano, y tambien
los informes sobre ingresos gastos
que ell Auditor de Puerto Rico pueda
pedir de vez en- cuando. La ley dispone
asimismo que cualquier dinero asigna-
do por la Asamblea Legislative para
llevar 4 cabo las prescripciones de la
ley, Sc pagara al secretario-tesorero de
la Junta Insular de Ferias esta autori-
zada para hacer todos los gastos nece-7
! sarios inherentes al objeto de cele-
brar exposicihes anuales, con inclu-
sion de La cOmpra el arrendamientO
de terrenos, ell pago de sueldos a los
,empleados 8 agentes permanentes y
temporeros, gastos de viaje, premios,
anuncios, etc., ell Auditor de Puerto
Rico. comprobara. de cuando en- GUAM
do, los ingresos y gastos de la Junta,
y confeccionara los modelos y ell sis
tema de contabilidad que habra de
adoptarse para aquellos. la ley ade-
mas .dispone que la Junta Insular de
Ferias podna poseer por derecho ex-
elusive los terrenos que adquiera para
local de las ferias, y. todos los terrenos
que para ese objeto tenga la junta es-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-23
La Question Sanitaria

HIGIENICAS MAS
RECOMENDAlBLES PARA EVI-
TAR Ell CONTAGIO DEL COLE
RA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-23
I'm informe del
Attorney

Los empleados del Servicio p1blico.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
CONTRACT AWARDED,

4, WAYNESBURG, Pa, July 1O.-Thc
Waynesburg and Blacksvllle Street
Railway Company has awarded the
contract for tho grading and con.
strUctIon OF the line between this
place ard Blacksville to the Bardella
Construction Company, of Fairmont,
West Virginia.
The contract calls for the compile
ton Of the line by the first of tho
year and the Bardella company will
put 4 large force OF men to work tho
first Of next week.
The street railway company has
also served notice that 1t is ready to
collect the first payment OF the $780,.
900 worth Of stock subscribed for by
local people. The first payment calls
for Is per cent. ~%TlI%j
II The present plans of the cam
pany mature the line between this
place and Morgantown will be in full
operation by the first OF next year,
The Morgantown and Dunkard Valley
Railway Company fas already COM
pleted about half of Its tracks betweenI
Morgantown and Blacksmith and will
the rest by the time tho
tracks between Waynosburg and
Blacksville have been laid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
BIG MIDSUMMER
SATURDAY EVENING
THOUSANDS WE'RE ON THE
STREETS AND MERCHANTS
WE'RE BUSY EVEN IF THE
WEATHER WAS HOT AND SUI,
TRY-BAND CONCERT. sse

There was an unusually large crowd
on the street Saturday evening and
even 1t 1t is midsummer when bust
ness in all lines is usually quiet the
merchants, nevertheless did good
days business. Main street in Ger
tain sections was almost congestell
with pedestrians between eight and
ten o'clock. @i
The Ovens First Regiment band
concert given in front Of the court
house, commencing shortly before s
o'clock attracted unusually largo
crowd and for more than an hour hun
dreds stood listening to the excellent
programme rendered by the band,
which is declared to be the best mus
fcal organization in WHIST Virginia.
The programme was of unusual beauty
including a number of new selections
and now few old favorite pieces.
The traction company IS usual did
n big business from dark until nearly
midnight. hundreds of individuals and
even entire families took rides about
the city to cool off before retiring.
The motion picture houses were
being one the best nights
for these places for the past several
weeks All the several houses arc
equipped with rapidly revolving cleo
trio fans, making them among tho
coolest places inSthc city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10

ceptable suggestive slogan from other
towns are here given:
Oklahoma City, Eve Do"
Buffalo, Boost for Buffalo"
Chicago, Il WILL"
Rochester, Rochester means dual
wheeling, wheeling Means Bust
mess"
burg"
Minneapolis, minneapolis Makes
Good"
Houston, Houston Hustles.''
Schenectady, "skeedaddle to schen-
.ectady."
This contest is open to all. Scratch
your head and get a bright thought
that fits Fairmont in as few words
possible.
The use Of slogans by other nus;
Ting cities has been found to be a
most effective form Of municipal adj
|ynrtising. live merchants and firms
use It on their envelopes and letter
heads on their wrapping paper, stem.
Gil 1t on packages sent out by freight
and express, use it in connectionsEl with
their outdoor and store signs, and in
their dfsD1ay 6dysrtislng. 1t fixes the
name OF the city as a progressive mum
icIpality In the minds OF all who see
The slogan and the best part OF Il rs
that 1t costs nothing but the effort Of
selection. A line Of type more or less
for instance, does not increase the
cost Of stationery, wrapping paper or
add extra space to advertisements, In.
some cities the up.to-date newspapers
carry it as motto above their cap
tons, across the tops Of their front
pages or head their editorial columns
with 1t so that all who run may read.
no matter whether they reed the paper
IN anime or California, in Paris or
Kamschatka.
Since the first announcement OF The
slogan contest this morning in the
Times coupons have commenced toI
come into the Secretary's office and,
no is expecting an avalanch OF mall
when the liberal offer Of the Chamber
Of Commerce is better understood:
'EvsfSbody, every member of any fam
iiy. EVERY preacher doetor. LAWYER
merchant, labor, the rich. aud poor,
tbop Women children and even men,
saints and sinners, all have an equal
chance to take part in the SLOGAN
camping and the beauty Of 1t all IS
that 1t is free.
In order to make the mail matter
more easily handled and to keep It.
separate from other mail all conlect
ants are requested to mark their On.
yolopes Slogan Contest.H sAsn ..4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
Epeeda Recorded.

The following deeds were Saturday
lied with the clerk of the county
court for recording:
Allison s. Fleming TO G. A. Vincent
I IA parcel tof land on the Valley river
I'M Union district. Consideration, $25,
Harry b. CLARK and wife to Harry b.
Coal Company a parcel of land. Con.
sidegation 81 and other valuable COIL
st,leration!
SARA Meredith to Rosa Lee Carder a
spaF cel OF land in the First ward OF
Gle city Of Fairmont, Consideration,
81 and other valuable consideration.
D. BealI and wife to j. T. Lin
vile ID parcel of land in tho Clayton
ton 70 the town OF Warrington.
consid Iteration, $1SOO.
Francis Chfisty and wife TO Corde,
sslia ~. Chrfsty a parcel OF land near
airmont. Consideration 81 and 9TH
syer valuable consideration.
Frank Ridgley and wife TO Cyrus
ef.hompson a parcel of land in the
4 dgiAy addition 10 the city OF Fair
mont Consideration, $275.
ss5s David Tlidgley and wife to David E.
Evans d parcel OF land in the Ridgley
addition to the city Of Fairmont. Con
ALTERATION, $3.50.
Linn and wife ct ais, to
ULYSSES s. G. Linn, parcel OF land
near Falrmont. Consideration, $1,000.
~ Power aof ATTORNEY,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
GREAT SUCCESS
FOR OUTING BENEFIT REAL.
lied NICE SUM OF MONEY.

The lawn fete given3by the Y. NJ. G,
A. Tor the outing benefit held on the
lawn directly south offthe building on
Saturday night was d grand success,
A nice sum was realized which will 50
to help defray the expenses that will
be incurred in giving the boys an out
ing during the month Of August.
The cause is one that appeals to
the generous people o. FaiFmont and
frey are always willing to contribute
to anything that is for tho good OF
the city and that will make its boys
and girls better citizens.