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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-05
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Marriage licenses were yesterday is
sued by the county clerk as follows:
Mr. Camden Faugiider. widower. 81,
and Gay Huston, Is. both OF Catawba
{. b. Huston. father OF the girl. gave
his consent in writing.
Charles Harris. 20. OF Sco,tdale, and
Rosa L. Cox. is. OF catawba. ". p.
Harris. father OF the boy gave his con.
sent in person. and Lindsay Cox. faith.
or ot the girl, gave his consent In writ.
ing.
Deeds Flied.
The following deeds were Saturday
filed with the county clerk for record.
lMg:
Samuel Il. Barr. trustee, to Hurry u
Smith Il parcel OF iani in f'airmont dis.
iricl; consideration. $2.l50.
Alice l.. Huffman 10 Florence l..
Boyer. Il parcel Of land in Winfield dis.
lrict: consideration, 500.
Thomas D. Michael aud wife to
George S. Michael a parcel OF land on
t'inches run in Fairmcnt district; cen.
sidCration. $10S0.
Suit Entered.
The following suit was SATURDAY en-
cred on the process book OF the Cir
cult court:
George W. Lillcy VS.. Bessie V. Lii
lay, chanccry: May rules. Frank HAY
zen, attorney for the plaintiff.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-05

ton that nation began t go down.
The great need OF our republic is not
more of God and godlineS. and right
cousness.
This is true also in 4 community
\ community will reap exactly us it
sows. There is not man who will
not agree with me III this; that in
proportion as any community is a
Christian community l. viii thrive
and flourish. Where Christian peo.
p,c are evident where the name of
God is sung instead OF being bias.
phemed. that is Il good lace to live.
''s good mace 10 live and bring III
a family. The worst punishment YOU
IN ass'Gn 10 any nI..'rLidi IN ans
world would be to bring ~. his family
were there are no chul mes. where
there are no Christian people and
where the name of God is not sung,
hut biasphcmed in every breath.
Addresses Business Men
Let me speak 10 you business men
Who have at heart the real CONNER
cial and financial intcres,s OF this
beautiful city. You are either going
to make 4 bid for the moral uorigl,
people or dive Keepers IN, gamblers
and the saloon element Inc vicious
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-05

Nyars Corn Cure is a genuine mar.
rel-a safe, sure cure for corns ana
bunions. Easy and clean to apply and
as a rule one application or two takes
out the pain and the corn falls of aft.
or very short treatment. Per bottle
--25e. Cranes Drug Store. :. IT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-05

nations. 4 nation reaps as its sows'
and recital of the history and down.
fall OF the Assyrian. Persian. Macedon
ian aud Babylonian nations showed
that their fall IVES the result Of evil
habits In the life CT ;ieir citizens.
Rome vas not DESTROYED by bar.
barians. The proud mistress OF the
world had long been dead when the
balbarians from the north came down
. embrace tridc this triaro corr.
or. The life of tho Roman empire
was already eaten out. rotten through
ana through. on account OF liccntions.
ness and other VICES and sins. WIZ
IS France today the sick man of Eu.
rome? Bccaus" hundred years ago
Noltairc and his inhdel associates
were supreme. Tue grca; French re,
vofution the result. They had tried
TO dethronc God They had tried to
do away with the Lords day and
make one day in ten Simply . day for
ueEauchery and sin. You can't do
away with Gods day with impuuity.
The basis OF all Christianity is the
Christian Sabbath"
The speaker then contraStcd the
Nations OF northern and southern Eu.
rope. finding in the north the seed OF
Gods word and obedience 10 Him. and
IN the south the seed Of vice and
wickedncss. There is no guess
work, no accident about this matter.
why are you and enjoying the priv.
llegcs OF this civilization OF ours"
The great glory Of America is the
spirit that came over IN the Nav.
flower and those kindred ships that
established in America Christian
civilization. and in proportion as Won
and ! follow in the footsteps OF our
Pilgrim fathers, this nation will 70
on the pathway of progress and pros.
pcrity.
some people think that AmcrIrn
is making safe progress. Not so. for
some OF the seeds of disease and de.
cary and destruction ih..t pro,luced
The doom and death of the civilization
OF the past have already begun TO
work Oh our own national life.
The Flag in Danger
This point was supported by tho
statement Of an examine of appli
ANTS for service in the Syanis!.Am
erican war, who said that 60 men on,
OF every 100 had to be rejected oil nc.
ronnt OF diseases too horrible to con
sider. III that flag whica we profcs,
10 love. Is ever trailed IN uac dust il
VIII not b. from the Stains without
but from the sins within.
Charles Sumner 81 okc truly whcr
fortified; America needs 10 be mlri
ftd.
nc said America needs nc; cnly to b,
III II were not SERIOUS. it would b,
amusing the way some nj your s,
called statesmen are goin. about IN,
country pleading t financial issue. I
is absurd. II is almost IN Insult I:
Ihc Intelligence OF this Anlericau re
uubli. and It's vci,rr Ia ,,,o,, :,
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NORMAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

The members OF the Fairmont Nor.
mai Alumni Association are invited 10
attend the Lyon tabernacle meeting
Tuesday night with The student body
who will b. the SPECIAL guests OF the
meeting Gu that evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-05

\ CLASSIFIED ad Is found In a
'noment-and the task VI Answering
II is, indeed very small
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G. L. SUCK.
Representing Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Go. 5.5.tf
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NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO BUILD BRIDGES

Notice is hereby given t,nt the Board
OF County Commissioners of Knox Coup-
". Ohio. intend to erect the following
A bridge over the West branch OF Owl
Creek on the Chesterville road near the
residence OF l. l.. Jackson in Morris town
ship.
a bridge over the Mohican River on the
Nashville Road near Greer, Ohio, Jeffer-
"a Bridge over the, Mohican River at
a bridge over the Mohican River at
Brink Haven. Ohio, Union township.
A bridge over the Mohican River at
A bridge over the Race at Brink Hav-
EN-, Ohio. Union township.
4 bridge over Pumpkin Run at Buckeye
4 bridge over Owl Creek ON the How
ard -Bladensburg Road near Howard
Ohio, Howard township.
bridge over the North branch S p,s,,,a OF 0wi
Road at simon's ford, Middlebury town
ship.
A bridge over the East branch Of Owl
Greek near the Frazier farm. Berlin town
A bridge over Little Jelloway at stech-
err farm. Brown township.
All OF the above bridges are located IN
Knox County. Ohio. and the estimated
cost OF each Is In excess OF one thousand
The question of the erection OF said
end day OF June. A. D., 1919. from 10
o'clock a. m. TO Il O'clock nodn. at any
time prior to which date petitions for
and remonstrances against such proposed
improvements may be tiled with the .au.
ditor and will be heard by the board.
BY order Of the Hoard OF County Com.
missioners.
IRWIN YOUNG
County Auditor.
6-2.9.l6.23S-
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F'F|
Into Cellar Did Two Men,.
Both We're Injured

ST. Louisville, O., May 6-John and
James Mcdaniel. father and son, Of
the village, are lying at their home
suffering from severe injuries.
The elder man is a pensioner ana
was recently granted an increase. He
with his son had been to Newark to
attend to the final details of the pen
sion increase and to make some pur.
chases. On their return to their home
the older man was carrying a LOAD
and in getting In the house he STUN.
bled and went down a staircase and
into the cellar.
The son was carrying load, too,
and in his efforts to keep the father
from falling in the cellarway he fell
also. Both were severely bruised but
no Jones were broken.
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ANNUAL
Parish Meeting Held In Gam
bier Monday Evening

Gambler. Ohio. May 1.-THE annua
parish meeting of the Church
of The Holy Spirit was held at this
place Monday evening and was attend
ed by the largest number of people In
the history of the parish At six
o'clock an excellent supper was sery
ed by the Earnest Workers. This
was followed Immediately by the
business meeting during which the re
ports OF the various societies were
read by their respective secretaries
Wardens and vestrymen for the en-
suing year were elected as follows:
Senior Warden-A. G, Scott.
Junior Warden-R, $. Devol.
Vestrymen-B Newhall II. T. West
w. j. McGugin, A Sheasby. Or. s
Blake. $. Morrison, John Cunningham
and Il. u. Allen.
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Mr.. Cary Carpenter will move his
stock Of general merchandise from
this place to New Castle, Coshocton
county.
The Independent Telephone Com.
pany Installed several new telephones
In this locality last week.
The schools in Butler township are
all closed for the summer vacation.
MIR. Noel Deal and wife spent Sun.
day with u, II. Carpenter Of near Esto.
Mr., VIM. Morningstar, who sus-
tained stroke OF paralysis several
days ago, is some what improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Giffin spen,
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Ed. Gifiin.
Mrs. W, o. Fry spent last week
with friends In Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Lyman Welker, who has been
seriously Ill, is better at this writing.
Gallon brothers will move their saw
mill from Hiram Underwood's farm to
Glenn McNabb's farm soon.
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the s.aso iof tAe spfius shows and en-.
tertainments that are to be given. The
work will be under the supervision OF
Superintendent Alan.
The school lots in the west side OF
the city will be farmed this summer
by members OF the high school agri.
cultural class. The board took action
Monday evening upon this and grant
ed permission to the students to take
care Of the land.
A Babcock milk and cream tester
was purchased for the amount of $4.5C
and will be used for testing purposes
In the agricultural department.
The bills for the month of April
were read and, upon a vote by the
board, were allowed
Superintendent Alan reported that
parents and pupils of the ward build.
.ngs are making preparations for the
holding of field day some time dur.
ing the spring. This will necessitate a
half holiday which will be allowed by
the board.
Provisions were made whereby the
high school orchestra will be employ.
ed to furnish music at the time of the
annual commencement of the high
school In June. There will be about
fifty graduates.
On Wednesday afternoon, May 14th,
the schools will dismiss at $3.50 O..
clock In order that the teachers may
be able to attend the matinee of the
May Festival which will begin before
the regular time Of dismissal.
Adjourned.
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Spring
Demands

Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums,
Wall Papers, Room Mould
ings, Window Shades, Cur
tain Rods and Poles, Grills
for door and room openings.
1t will pay you to visit us
for your Spring needs and
the best selections and low
est prices that will save you
money. The Arnold Store;
Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-09
GRAND JURY
Returns Indictments Against
-Four Persons
But Only One Of The IndIct.
mentS Made Public

The grand Jury of the May term OF
common pleas court reported at 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, returning
five true bills against four persons.
But one Of the indictments was Civ.
en- out.
George O'Connor was indicted on
two counts, carrying concealed weap.
ons and non-support Of his minor
child.
The indictments against three other
persons were not made public for the
reason that the persons have not been
apprehended.
The grand Jury in their report to
Judge Jewell stated that complaints
had been heard in 16 different cases
and that "a witnesses had been exam.
ined.
The members of the grand Jury
were excused by Judge Jewell, but
stated that they would not be finally
discharged until the first day of next
September. Should any matter come
up that might require grand jury
then the members viii be called to-
gether.
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Congress will act just as soon as the demand Of
people is made imperative

With all due respect to the board Of U. s.
Army engineers who recently visited the
flooded district in this state, it is apparent to
the citizens of the flooded communities that
the remedy suggested by these men is not
satisfactory.
The army engineers say they will need half
a million dollars and two years time before
they can make report to Congress as to what
should be done in that matter Of improving the
rivers
It must be borne in mind that whatever is
done along this line must be done by Congress-
The army engineers exist only in an advisory
capacity, and the best they can do is to make
recommendations. That is all well enough as
far as it goes, and it is not likely that Congress
ever will act until an engineers board, either Of
the army or privately commissioned, has made
survey and report; but at the same time the
people out here are not willing to wait two
years for start to be made. BY that time the
flood will have passed into history and, except
in the minds of those who lost their loved ones,
will be only vague memory. Public opinion
in favor of river Improvement will have died
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down. and the people Of the state a. well as
their representatives in Congress win be think.
ing of other things, unless. as it may happen.
another food comes along to remind them Of
the rivers treachery
The time for action is NOW, and this action
can be brought about if the people will do their
part. If there is an expression Of overwhelm-
ing sentiment in this state, and if this express
sion is made to take the form of letters to our
Senators aid Congressmen, an immediate start
will DC made. It is up to the people to do their
part, and TO do it at once.
The best time to strike is NOW, while the
lion is hot. The minds of the law makers at
Washington are in receptive mood just now,
SO that anything that is said to them will make
deeper impression than it ever made before,
or probably ever will make again.
Write to your Congressman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Flood Sufferer. Tell him what you think about
this matter, and that you expect him to act at
once, and to keep on acting until something
is accomplished.
Write right now.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Abranam Myers and Myrtle Myers. re-
siding at Marion. Iowa; Ora Holcomb ana
Lester =. Holcomb. residing at Toluca,
California; William Myers, residing at Mt.
J. Wight, residing. at yakima, Washing
ton, heirs at law Of A. l.. Myers deceased.
VIII take notice that on the 3lst day OF
March. 1919 Noah G.. Myers filed his ne,
tition in the Common Pleas Court OF Knox
county. Ohio. against the above named
parties, and others. praying for the parti.
A. l.. Myers died seized.
Said parties are required to answer on
or before the 7th day OF June, 1918 or
judgment may be taken against them
NOAH q. MYERS
+; Q: Lsyering, attorney for plaintlff.
Ais, ,6 :5-2,8,l6.23S
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Most Prompt and Ehectual Cure for
naA HAlA~

Most Prompt and Emectuai Cure for
Bad Colds
When you have bad cold you want
a remedy that will not only give relief,
but effect prompt and permanent
cure, remedy that ID pleasant to
take, a remedy that contains nothing
injurious. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy meets all these requirements. II
acts on natures plan, relieves the
lungs, aids expectoration, opens the
secretions and restores the system to
a healthy condition. This remedy has
a world wide sale and use. and can
always be depended upon. Sold by all
dealers.
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rheumatism Quickly Cured

"Aly sisters husband had an attack oi
rheumatism in his arm,' writes well
known resident OF Newton, Iowa. 81
gave him bottle OF Chamberlains
Linlment which he applied to his arm
and on the next morning the rheuma.
tism was gone" For chronic muscu-
lar rheumatism YOU will find nothing
better than Chamberlaln's Liniment,
Sold by all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-09
KENYON
Assembly Elects Officers On
Monday Evening

Gambler, Ohio. May 6--The Kenyon
Assembly held It's annual meeting
Monday evening and, after discussing
various matters brought to their at
tentlon, elected the following officers.
resident William =, SAINT, "a, OF
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Vice President-Ashton Gregg, IA,
OF Minneapolis. Minnesota
Secretary David Bowman. - OF
Greenvllle, Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-09
And Warden And VeStrymen
Were Elected
Delegates And AIternates
Selected To Convention
Which Meets 10 The City Of
Akron On May 20

The annual parish meeting of st.
Paui's Episcopal church was held at
the parish house Monday evening. The
meeting was opened with prayer by
the rector, and Mr.. Willard C.. Arm.
strong was elected clerk for the even.
ing.
The rector, the Rev W. f. Hull, re-
ported baptisms, 90 received by con.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-05-09
Society Notes
Entertained

Entertained
With Auction
Mrs. Frederick Cooper, East Gam
bier street. delightfully."- entertained
with auction Monday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. 8. M. Douslass OF Mans.
field. After an interesting contest the
souvenir was awarded Mrs. Charles
D. Curtis, A delicious supper was
served.
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firmltion, and dismissed by letter.
Marriages II, burials I3, of whom s
were communicates. The communion
aims We're s51.74
The treasurers report showed local
expenses $e.2942O. The present en-.
dowment funds are $1,000, the interest
applied to different objects.
The Sunday school reported an en-.
rollment OF 1871 Expenses of the
school $9+.95. For missions $43.92.
The treasurer OF the missionary
fund reported 800 dioscesan missions,
and sllS.77 for domestic and foreign.
The Woman's Guild reported $515.-
Ii made during the year. Present
balance on hand S37147.
The Womens Auxiliary Missionary
society reported donations In boxes
and barres and cash to the amount OF
$20o.F
The Daughters of the King, besides
their labors OF love, for which they are
especially organized. reported altar
vestment, and charitable expenditures
OF $50.Ol.
The Willing Workers Circle of the
Kings Daughters reported amount
paid out during the year S4l.Sl.
Total local expense -. ,$2.7S5.35
Total benevelonce. ..... 5l4.S5
Grand total s3.30O.2O
The election OF wardens and vestry.
men resulted as follows
Senior Warden--D d. Kirk
Junior Warden--C. A. Bope.
Vestrymen v. V. Elder, r. s.
Hun S, II. Peterman,' II. c. Devin,
Frank Harper. c. C. Iams, c. q. Con.
ley. w. Il. Grant, Charles Roberts and
John G. Champion.
At the organization OF the vestry
John V. " Elder was made clerk and
Samuel II. Peterman treasurer.
AS lay.delegates to the dioscesan
convention at Akron, May go, Messrs
ID. y. Kirk, 8. II, Peterman and II. G.
Dey'n were elected. Alternates. c. q,
ConIey, c. G. Iams and Charles Rob
erts.
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Mrs. Lewis T. Glaser and two
daughters of Wenatchee. Washington.
arrived In Mt. Vernon last evening to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Hunt Mrs. Chaser was formerly Miss
Mabel Hunt OF the city.
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Health a Factor In Success

The largest factor contributing to
man's success Is undoubtedly health
II has been observed that man Is
seldom rick when his bowels are regu
iar--he is never well when they are
constipated For constipation you will
find nothing quite SO good as Cham
berlain's Tablets. They not only
move the bowels but improve the ap
petite and strengthen the digestion
They are Tor sale by all dealers.
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Cure for stomach Disorder.

Disorders OF the stomach may be
avoided by the use OF Chamberlain's
Tablets. Many very remarkable cures
have been effected by these tablets.
Sold by all dealers.
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PROF. MILES
To Deliver Address To Class
Ofl9I3Of The High School

Prof. Robert Parker Miles of Chica.
go. ILL.,. win deliver the address to the
graduating class OF the Mt. Vernon
hign school on Thursday morning,
June l2-Commencement day,
Prof. Miles was formerly connect
ed with Chicago University. but more
recently he has been with a lecture
bureau. He is a noted orator.
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for furnishing the labor and materials
necessary In the construction OF a County
jail and Sheriff's Residence to he built
at Mt Vernon. Knox county, Ohio.
Plans and specifications will be on file
on and after Monday, April u, 1913. at the
Auditors Office, Mt Vernon, Ohio, the
Columbus builders, Exchange and the Of.
fees of the Architects, Marriott, Allen
and Hall, 20 II. Broad St., Columbus.
Ohio. and may be seen between the hours
OF a, IN. and y. m. on every working
day thereafter up to the day and date
above set for receiving bids.
Bids viii be publicly opened and read at
the office of the Board Of County Com
missioners at Mt. Vernon, Ohio. at !
O'Clock p. m. on Friday, May %. 1913.
Bids must be made out In accordance
with the State law. and on blank forms
which will be furnished by the architects
and each bid must have a certified check.
or bond, attached In an amount equal TO
10 per cent of the bid, and be sealed and
endorsed bid on County Jail and address,
ed to irwin Young. Auditor Knox Co., o.
The Board OF County Commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any, or all bids
In accordance with the General Code OF
Ohio.
BY order OF the Board of Commission
ers of Knox County, Ohio
4-25;5-2-sl6s
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BIRTHS

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A son was born Tuesday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. Greer of Greer.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids Will be received by the Board Of
Commissioners Of Knox County, Ohio, up
TO IL o'clock, noon, on
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-11-22
Four Acts
Four Thousand Feet

The new canning factory, which
was put up bv Mr.. John Andersen,
began operations Tuesday after
noon, and is now in full swing. The
factory is located just between the
Steen mill and the water and light
plant, on the bayou.
They started canning sweet
potatoes, and while they will not
can much else this season, they
will can all kinds of produce next
year, as by that time the farmers
will be i'll a position to furnish the
necessary goods.
There is quite a good little force
at work now, there being ten girls,
five BOYS and two men, besides
the Office force. The capacity of
the plant at the present time Is but
5000 cans a day. The capacity
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-11-22
Taxpayers League
to Meet Today

This afternoon there will be a
big meeting of the Nermilion
Parish Taxpayers League. This
league is making arrangements by
which it will be in a position to
watch the affairs of the parish, and
to sec that everything is done for
the benefit and welfare of the
citizens of the parish, and i'll the
very most conservative manner.
There is no doubt but what the
league will be of great benefit to
the people and should be approved
of and encouraged. Through CO.
operation it will be of great benefit
to the parish. While the Organiza-
ton is only in its infancy, it is
hoped that i'll short time 1t will
have the principle working to per
lection