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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

bitnal srrufnrb" fan bun IiseIcnes faa
SfilSmisie, men bet CT life Sermeb its
fcrt, at neune t1cnct or tilranoeiis |
bette SiIfGlne. ttnocrtiSen fan man
sisre SpIf AT en- Ians peS peuIis %
benipnsfuls Smgans, men Der or bein,
tom Inlet bioer pan, % hpab man ifal
sipre inch benz, nil iprbiipe ct u~lsielis
Srublen, inaIGnse Seroeu itaar.
1906. Sp.: Soao betpoer bet uors
lie gtaou Sugebret poa gugeIf % buao
er beoit at BRUCE iiteoct her / amerttu?
Spar: Sebplb Seres aube uorife
Rapn, Se Sar! Set bar &c acre Of.
Zen Stif at "uueriGtte" pelftiuseube
nprife Ssbes % Samilienauue bsr tttc
tilffgnSes.
1907. Sb.: I. @i ioIgte Dor Sarm
for s Gdr itbeu o. bar "firit mortgage"
/ Den. SiOeu er min Ranb bso. &au
Rprtgaaen bIi for 9arnnrel, eaer tuuoe
Der bIi Granddaughter for mine Barn,
ON ieg oebe?
2. @i bar og1aa GUS / Spen, Iom
itaar / Ianoens Napu. 8isr bette no
get til Sagen, euer maa ieg faa bet
o~nerfert / NIT cget Hapn? SoorleoeS
fan bette bIi 9iort. % bbornte9et bill
bet foite? 81. SAT-
Spar: 1. @n Murtgage I Hortb
Snfuta cr gGIbis / 10 Mar % bpr for
upes inbeu tlblpbet al ben SiS.
2. Set er beoit at SOct ppersiues til
sfifterettenS S%cbunbltus. gsan unb.
eaGr Serpep mulisc Spruifltuser. Scr
reiten err Der intct ipeieu fur, at &c
fan iiboe / nififtet 81, bpiS gsanSen
life bar cfterlnSt zig Seitamente, ipm
filler ne til Siuorins Serfur. Scruenb
Gem frrspris til "Subge Of 9rpbate"
/ Scres GpHutp.
1908. Sp.: I. Win Rano er be6
% bar efterlaot ct Seitameute, ioaIe@
bcs, at ieg Hal bare alt, iom bsrte
ham til og 9i6re meb bet, boao Ieg pt,
ipIae bet eler gi6re buao jeg tror er
bebit. gat er imiOlertib Sper8smaaIct.
ON set bc6eper at 8ad 9icrnem Stittes
retten eIer &aonet maa foranbre8?
2. SnorlGnge mao ie9 oente, botS
BET gaar iii Sfifteretten?
8. @e66per jeg at babe Sormpnoer?
(0finneiota).
Gpnr: 1. ga, bet er usbperoig,
at gcitamentct itrar tiles" I Sftfterets
ten, ipm ba pil fpretagc bet nsDDenoigc.
Gn Ggefntpr nil bli uonrpnt, % bptS
geitutpr ipcciclt bar nGput npgen for
bette S,ueru / 5eitamertct, nil hans
Enife BIT reipcftcret.
2. Sc maa rente minnft ct 4ar;
bpis Der or fat GieuSum, inn iful iGls
scs, maaife me9et lGu9erc.
3. Hei.
13OS9. Sp.: 1. Ser er Ell &etts
tion ube n19aaenoe en- M offentli9 Bel.
Spi5 Den blir anlaQt, oil Den pGre til
itor Sfaoe for mig. Seam Sotpnet ubcn
pioerc anlGQ9c @eieu unber btsie Sms
itrnoigbeoer? &eieu a9te5 lagt efter
Settipnslittjen.
2. Sor ieg 9tet til at tngc Detailing
for bpao Der eOeIGgge5 o9 for 2onoet?
SInafalo Tan ic9 oa Ielu beitemme Be-
Iebet, eIlcr mao bet operlabeS til nogle
Sarationsm9no?
8. Naar De bill gaa forbi en- gipr
meb geieu o9 lG99e benne belt % boil
bent iuo poa nit Ganb, fan ieg ba life
ligefrem furbpbe bette?
4. Raar &eionIGgget blanbt onbet
bill bepirfe, at min "&inbbrGf" eoeIGgz
qes, iaa at ieg til SeifDtteIie MOB @in@
teren ntoa flptte NIT @uS, mao ieg "a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
1908. Sp.: S0oN Sag rar ben 80
Slfi,i 1850?
Spar: Itrspag.

1904, Sp.: San Sar os Ssn DO /
iaume Sus / Noutana. naar Sc bar
bpcr fit Someiteah?
Spar: Rel. SUpen frazer, at maj
ifaI bape ct bebuelist SuS paa ut
Sumefteao % bnpe ut Siem Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

1905. Sp.: Snab fan Ell Some 9iee
re meo lin Ianb, iom li8ger / Spen
paa Sertsbuiene flere Sage itrGt, o9
bun iibber 6iemune meb en- itor 9arnez
ilpf pg flere &reatltrer at itelle?
2 ga, buao ital man gipre
meb ilise WGnh? Set fan man uut
ipsrsc ON, men bet er life iaa let at
iuare paa ilise SaprSsmaal. nnhlns
Der en- Ianh at f~prisrse Suitrucn Ds
Sarnenc, bar bum 10 ben ltbpei at
ifiac ig fra BAN, pg cr ban cit "bas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Rorreiponoance

epercsuuuI tra grripuer, ION iiie ppgtner me
.arnr I'll Reeattinueu, beipdrss lite. $500
Sosyecre beees afattr tine Srsrssraait Ct nar' %
tpbelist Sprps-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Seiubu

uoieuSt al Rirueipta IfboISSieIifnb bill
tale @fbolD8ia9cn iom fsIger:
Noprbeob. Ntmn. Den Zoe 0tdi;
YerIep o9 Sme9u ben Soc oa 9oc @ai;
gItre 0lnrib &iper pg auguitana @c@
nigbeoer Den 10Oe % lite gtai; "Htors
mama" Screening ben 12te Toi; HieI>
bile BEN 13bc Mdi; Saub 6iQ % Glis
mar bcn ABE gtai; @bgIanO Screening
ben 15be pg 16be Iai; Gritiue ben
17bc Rai; Wc5utoib Sme9n ben 1Soe
Rai.
Rr. Qinbu er en- erei SnIcr Ion 10
ger at Jamie port airtefoIt til Stamp
mob Srittcunoet meb be / SUBS Orb
bjemIeoe Baden. San er oarut aus
befaIet al banoe 8reiter og GGgfoIt for
line greie SnoIGg i Irbeibet for afz
bplbSla9er.
8uItnb gioe, Setr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

"0ccorabsR oitcn" iorrigc llgc fius
Der ieg UNDER Sper9amoaI % Spar fsIs
genoe.
"&uchn er Den fOritc iom trenholm
meo Sonteu ON en- Rinocgaoe iii Nors
&c / 1912
Gu: Sadpiot hi M crinorcr. bar
SobH ". Arctanber Den ferite iom Of
fentIig gioroe fig til SaIsmonO for
8anfeu ON Ell iaooau R%iuoe9aUe."
Gette ber beri9tige5, ibet ct Neos
lem al NorbIpiets &o9e go. IS, Yeter
Sartpi9 Snloiu, paa Reoe 7Oe SUM
1906 for ferite Sang bra9tc Sunteu op
ON en- @~inNe9ope TOR Rorgcs 6unOreOz
n~arsfcit / 1914, boab &o9eus %rototoI
bill bepiIe.
Sobu @. HrcianSer Qiorbc ii0 ienere
til SaISmauo.
elias s. &uitoO, Sctr..
Nor0lpiets &o9e go. - 2. at q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

1902. Sp.: @ubeI Raboer Il q.
9af. giorbe iibite CONNER roget Sets
arbeibe ueenom bet, boprtil ben almtns
belige @eiitat anoenoes. &an MI Sorpns
boarbet uben pibere betale for bette Grs
beioe?
spar: Iei, life bpis arbeihet er
nf pripat Ratur % life beprbret al
Sptpnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Not as far as we know.

1905. Sp.: 9r en- Rntummcr pIios
tt9 I'll at uofsrc %eiorbcioc, itrar ban
tonrmer til Staten Soma ?
Spnr: IN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

1904. Sp.: On gaano / Spb Sas
tota glitter Jig % tager SomerteaO.
San bsr, fgr ban prooer op. Ser
er ire 8arrt. Sioet eler intet blir eff
tcrlabt / Sorm al 2sssre, os bet bItr
life Itiftet. 9nteu glitter Zig igien.
Ianbeu bar Ielp en- &oart Ganb, og oe
nrbeioer ianmeu O9 prooer op Some
iteaoet / &pnens Napn. 2aau opta9eS
paa Ranbcns Sanb til rpe g~ngntnger
% Sorbebringer / bet belle. Sno DOR
aonen, e~fterIaoenbe Jig Barn al anoet
9GateIfab. Ser er Seltamente, 1om be-
itemruer, at to al benz fra ferlte W8te@
fob ifal babe Ell Gum Reuge 90 ben
treble alt bet sort9e, SomeitenOet tbe@
re9net. CIR bet loplig, at baaoe MtanS
ben pg 9arneue al auoet S@gteltab Iaas
Iebes blir lat uOenfor og iutet fnar?
Spar: Seitameutet CT usplbis, bpab
Manbeu anaaar. timber Sppen CT ban
berettiget til en- Srcbiebel unen ScriDn
til te%itamentariite Seftemmeiier. Spao
Saruene ansaar, fan ptitupf Wpheren
ajbre bisie arpelsie peb Seitamentc,
men bet er life bermeb iugt, at ct iIigt
9eitamente nil bli spbfjeaot I Getten,
bpis DC beitriber bets @plbisseb; tpert=
pm ifulSe ri / ct Stlfeibe ium bette
antuae, at @arnene of iibite 9@gtcffab
ptloe bape aphe llbiister til at fau &C.
itamentct pmitoet, hpis Der life f~preIiss
ger npgen ipeciel @runb fra Mpoerens
Sibe til at iGtte bent uoeufpr. Ssse
hun uben at haze pprettet Se'tumente,
pilbc be men pibere urpet list rteb
Sarncne af fprfte 9Gsteffab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

1908. Sp.: SniGen Sag / Il9en
bar ben 7be STARTS 1861?
Spar: Gu Spunag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

1902. Sp.: Soab Sag bar ben
2Obe IpriI 1858?
Spar: SnSoag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

1906. Sp.: Soao betDoer Oet uors
he Naou Sugebret pan @ugeIf, % huao
er beSit at BRUCE iiteoct her / ameritu?
Spar: Sebplb Scres apbe norife
Raun, 9e Jar! Get bar Se sGre Of.
Zen Git at "uueriGtte" %peIftiuseube
nurife Ssbes 90 SamilieRaune bsr ittc
~tilf!gnSes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
WtiuSsgaue ganfcns SpbapsmanS.

&ainp 8ipcr, Ont, Ganao,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
sREwsTgR's MILLIONS

I The enormous demand for seats for
the engagement Of Frederick Thomp-
sons original New York production
OF "Brewster's Millions at the Grand
Tuesday, next. indicates the wides
spread interest that is being manifest
ed IN the engagement Of the. dramatic
version Of George Barr McCutcheon's
famous tale of frenzIed finance. From
present appearances, the play will
meet with the same success that has
characterize its eventful runs in every
city in the country. The big feature
Of tho play, of course, is the realistic
yacht scene in the third aet, q marvel
Of stagecraft ms which Frederick
Thompson has fairly ,outdone his won
derful ingenuity as a producer. This
great third act scene shows Brew
ster's yacht at anchor rolling with
the tide, with the lights Of o port In
The distance and an occasional nasn
CT green wave, till the illusion Is
enough to affict a sensitive person
withmal.de.mer. "a storm comes up
and here it seems as IL the very limits
of stage realism have been reached
and surpassed. sullen, sagron colorcd
storm clouds scurry across the scene,
the yacht losses and pitches. weighs
anchor and, steams of, the shore grad
ually receding. Here it is that Fred
etlck Thompson has shown his mas
terry Of mechanical and.electrlcal stage
effects.
A new production has been es'
peclally prepared for this seasons
icur, the scenic equipment viii be
elaborate and complete, the same as
That shown during Its long run in New
York and Chicago.
The company in support of Walter
Allen is practically'the same splendid
organization that assisted In winning
success and fame for the McCutcheon
play during last season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
QIL and Gas

Delayed reports from many Of the
oil fields in southwestern Pennsylva-
MA and West Virginia show that the
Storm that passed over the two States
last Friday was so terrific as 10 cause
asnuch heavier loss than first lndlcat-
ed, In Lincoln county, W. Va. there
were seventy-fiye rigs blown down. IN
.Kanawha and Roane counties the loss
was as great. In Washington county.
Pa the South Penn Oil company alone
had seventeen rigs blown down.
In Meade district, Tyler county.
Kearns &sCo. have drilled their test
on the g! +. Musgrave farm through
the Cow Run sand and have a show
Tor d 5-bartel pumper. On Muddy
creek, Ellsworth district, Tyler coun-
~, the ,Tri.state Gas company has
drilled a test on the Sarah E. Twyman
farm through the Gordon sand and has
d buster.
On Fallen Timber run, Grant dis
tflct, Wetzel county, the Parker & Ed
wards OIL company has drilled its test
on the Stephen Shuman farm through
the Gordon sand and has a buster. On
Sugar creek, Union district, Peasants
county, schlagel G Freid have COM
pleted and shot their No. 80 on the J..
4 s.. Wells, farm. and have a 5.barrel
pumper in the Big Injun sand.
On Colt run Spencer district, Roane
county, in the scaffold run pool, the
! South Penn Oil company has drilled
its. Nos. 2 and 8 on the Almeda Hoff
farm through the Berea grit and both
are dry. No. Q will be drilled 100 feet
below the berea grit. In Union dis
3trict, Wood county, Michael Meider
has completed test on his own farm
and has a duster In the riyer'front
{ district, D. c. Davis has completed No.
8 on the J. A. Pugh farm and c. NJ.
Ufi5 Co. have completed No, on
the s. NJ. johnson farm and both are
busters in the salt sand.
In Grant district, Rltchie county, J.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
Observations Of Old Cap Whlpple.

Observations Of Old Cap WhippIe.
Hank Tumms, Who Is in washington
looking for a fine federal position, has
got as far as the White House fence
and has seen the President drive out
and in three times,
Uncle Ezra iIarklns says he hopes
spring will hustle. up as he has only
one parlor soCy and three rods Of rail
fence left for fuel,
No man ever accomplished great
deal by talking about it.
see Teller from Texas has been
made ambassador to Mexico. Goodby,
cid man, take keer OF yerself.
Miss Pansy .Tlbbitts has a new
spring hat. 1t is genuine spring hat,
for the framework is made out'n some
old sofy springs. Z
When a Teller has got car with
electric lights and a self,started he
doesn't seem to care much whether it
has got an engine or not.
Some time ago a comicaf Opry
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
Is fRED AT RANDOM a!
ByRay K. MpuIton

Farewell, old black SLOUGH hat, fare
well.
The parting brings its tears:
We've gazed upon your battered shape
For many, many years.
When battles have ragged fiercest you
Have been right at the front,
Upon doughty warriors head,
Forget you? No. We won't.
Dear to the proletariat
In all these years you've grown.
You've cbeered the common people on
While fighting for their own.
You've humblcd wealth and sorded
graft,
You've met defeat three times.
You've figured daily many Years
In gay cartoon and rhymes.
Farewell. old black SLOUGH hat, fare
well.
For four years you'll be hid,
For William Jennings Bryan has
A stylish new silk lid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26

R. Anderson G. Co. have drilled test
on the Henry Meats farm through the
sand and have a 1O-barrel pumper. In
the Eureka district, Peasants county,
the hickman Fair Oil company has
completed a test on the J. Ruckman
farm and has duster. In the same
district, the SchmuCk Oil companys
second test on the G. W. Feeney farm
| is a light pumper. The Eureka OIL
compa.y'. test on the NJ. E.. Hammett
farm Is a 5-barrel pumper and G. H.
and NJ. Mealy's No. 6 on the G. G. Ham
nett farm is a light jumper.
Southeastern Ohio.
In the deep sand territory on the
Ohio side in Rush Creek township,
Fairfield county, located one and one
half miles north of Bremen, the PurvlS
Martin Oil and gas company has put
its No. 8 on the Rose Householder
farm to pumping and It is producing 60
barrels. West of this well 600 feet
Weirlck & Holder have completed and
put their second test on the H. G
johnson farm to pumping and 1t is pro
ducing so barrels day. There arc
two wells drilling and five Locations
made in that locality.
One mile west of Bremen, the Car
, ter OIL company has completed test
on the C. K. Miller farm and has a
buster. This location is 1000 feel
west Of the same company's No. 2 Oh
the Homer Scholl farm. In section 26
Perry county, the Ayelon Oil and Gar
company has drilled test on thu
Thomas Householder farm through
the Clinton sand and have a buster. II
the salt sand territory, the Surprise
Oil and Gas company has completed
test on tho Charles Demont farm
and has q light pumper The SAINT
company has completed test on thu
C. Magic farm and has a duster. The
same COmpany's test on the DAME
Moots farm is light pumper. The
Holtzshue ON and Gas company hal
completed two tests OH the c. L. Lynn
! farm and both are busters.
In Pike township, Perry county, thu
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26

Immediate?-Yes! Certain ?-that's
the JOY of it. Your hair becomes
light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap.
pears as soft, lustrous and beautiful
as young girls after Danderlne
hair cleanse. Just try this-molsten
q cloth with little Danderinc and
carefully draw 1t through your hair,
taking one small strand at time.
This will cleanse the hair OF dust, dirt
or excessive oil and in Just a few mo.
ments you have doubled the beauty Of
your hair.
A delightful surprise awaits, particH-
larly those who have been careless.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
GIFEa!6ERLS!ESURELT TRlTII
DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR lIR
ALL YOU NEED IS A rs CENT BOZ
LusTRous, FLUFFY AND ABUNDANT AT ONCE

4 p j
whose hair has been neg elected 81 is
scraggy faded, dry, brittle. pf thin
Besides beautifylns The hair pspaet
Inc dIssolyes every particle q iand'
run; cleinses, pnrifies and stgoFstes
the scalp, forever stopping itching and
falling hair, but what please
YOU most will be after a feig weelss
use Of Danderine, when YOU wiIlactpal'
~ see new hair-ane and DOWN al
-yes-but really new halr grow.
ing ali over the scalp II you care Tor
pretty, soft hair. and lots of q; surely
get a Is cent bottle ofKnowiton BAN
derlne from any drug store or toilet
counter and just try
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
RIVALS FIGHT DUEL
TO DEATH ON STAGE

MADRID, March 26-The stage of
the little theater at ,Argamasllla de
Alba, in the Province of Ciudad Real,
was Tue scene of a duel to the death
on Saturday night.
The opera was Carmen" The
barytone, Padro, took the part Of
the toreador, EscamlIlo. and the tenor,
Martinez, filled the role of Don Jose.
Between these two singers there was
intense rivalry over love affair and
they resolved 10 settle their differ.
ences with the sword, tn
They decided, however, to defer
the combat until the end of the sea.
sou. This closed With Carmen"
and tho audience was Mortified when
a real duel was interpolated in the
third act. The men fought savagely
and Martinez received a sword thrust
from which he rapidly succumbed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
The Stage
THETHIRp DEGREE

"The Third Degree" Charles Kleip's
graphic drama. will be seen at the
Grand on Monday, next. The great
success of the play has been most
startling, and it is belieyed that the
present condition in many police cir
cles has had an effective. bearing on
the interest Of the general public as
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26


known as Little Boy Blue piayed IN
this city and the biggest laugh in tho
show was afforded by man III tlse
audience and was notIn the li6yetto
at all.
Little Boy Blue brought its esn
orchestra and in the orchsstta was
serious little old man With wldskers
who played the trap drums Ilie idea
Of an old man with d tdll9 beard fias
ing the little jimcracks that eopsti tut
ed the drummer's traps was itreglst
BILE and the crowd on the frs tlifee Of
four rows Of seats were eonYulsed Win
laughter over his quaint antics one
man sat in the second row and sneyer
saw the show at all. HeIkept his eyes
glued on the little Ola 'patt sitl tIie.
drums. The man wastj. B! PaRtlllld
In the second act there was eur
posed to be heard the tEItter Of birds
The little old man with traps pulled
out a little wooden whistle and ,ss
the bird sounds.
Listen" said Mr.. PantliHd' iopl
enough to be heard four tive f6@sc
seats, being entranced by the lltfle old
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26

paint.
Until. you have made your face seem
what It amt.
II you're persevering in playing this
trump,
It's possible always to fool some old
chump.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
Extravaganza,

Extravaganza,
There was young lady and wasn't
it quaint?
She laid out dollar for powder and
paint.
With a pencil of bismutn her eye
brows TO trace,
And for all the purpose of making
aface. Judge.
1t wasn't so quaint as the scoffers sup
pose!
To all of her makeup she added fine
clothes,
And landed man with a radlum mine
Who figures Ills fortune with numerals
nine! Buffalo News
So here is The moral: Use plenty of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
POLITICAL ABOUT KENTUCKY.

Master Waldron Leonard contributes
a lengthy stanza Gu the Blue Grasl
state which follows:
| would like to go to Kentucky.
Where they say the grass is blue,
And tho boys are not crowded
Up and down the streets and
through.
Yes, like my dear old Fairmont.
But II could pack my pack
And, as sure as !. hit Kentucky,
You need never look.for me back,
Cause when l get there,
Twill look around and see,
And about the time ! say a word,
Some guy will take shot at me,
Now you will say he>don't like Fair
mont
And mako a frown;,
But | like to see those girls
Roam up and down'our town..
ROW I've started for %! .Ksntuclsy,
And I've gone this snowy day,
And no dlfrerepc iWhst,d does happen,
Don't look for me back this way.
w. Leonard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26

well as those who are regular theater
patrons. Miss Adele Hughes continues
in hor path Of artistic triumph as
Annie Jefrries.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
Shallow Sand Wells.

In the Graysvt:ie district Bethel
township, Monroe county, the Way
Farm OIL company has completed No.
6 on the Wesley Parks farm and has
a 5-barrel pumper in the Berea grit
On Big run, Rome township, Athens
county, the Johnston Oil company has
completed test on the Esther Frost
farm, and Ashborn 8 Co. have COM
pleted second test on the Ada Tay-
lor farm and both are dry in the first
Cow Run sanh H
IN the Reas Run district, Independ-
ence township, Washington county,
the Reno oil company has completed
No. 6 on the Eckert heirs farm, and
has a show for 2O-barrel pumper in
the salt sand. In the Taylorstown dis.
trIct, Washington county, Pa, Lock
hart & Co. have completed a test on
the Mrs. George Lockhart farm and
have buster,
About one mile below Clandenin, Big
Sandy district, Kanawha county W.
Va, the Charletson,C lendenin Oil and
Gas company has drilled test on the
Rebecca Lowry farm through the Weir
sand and has light show Of oil and
some gas. Drilling has been. suspend;
ed to move back the boiler.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26
surel Why NOt2

One of the contemporaneous cost-of-
living comments is made by Johnnie
Wells, who has discovered the follow
ing sign:
LYNCH THE GROCER
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26

Want advertisers DO THINGS
through the aid of want ads and
aopld,set and llfs ntliiss Hal "a
s.1ivablsa khont them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26

Columbus Gas and Fuel company Nos.
l and 2 on the R. E. Bennett farm are
holding up at so and III barrels, re.
spectively, and No. on the ]. H. Hen.
ry farm at 80 barrels a day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26

So here is The moral: Use plenty Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-26

Some time ago comicaf Opry
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-02
CONG. REILLY OUT FOR REDUCTION OF
 TARIFF ON CLOCKS

Congressman Thomas L. Reilly is of the opinion that the contemplated re- duction in the tariff rate on clocks will not be as great as proposed in the original Underwood bill, and as adopted by Congress for he hopess that the efforts being made to com promise the proposed reduction will be successful and that the Senate will fix a rate more agreeable to the large elock-makdng interests in the state and particularly in New Haven, Waterbury and Bristol
 The tarifr rate on this mmodity at the present time Is S5 per cent, and the proposed reduction would make 1t 25 per cent. Congressman Reilly led the other Connecticut repres entatives in an effort to compromise the 10 per cent reduction and make the rate 90 per cent to which the manufacturers of clocks were agreeable. He nearly put 1t through at caucus held sew era1 weeks ago in Washington. The 10 per cent. cut was reported and was passed by the House. but the fight against it is still being waged and there is a chance that 1t will be sue cessful in the opinion of the Congress- man from the Third district.
 '"The clock industry Is in a peculiar Iy unique situation" said the Con land it should be let alone in my opinion. Here is manufactured ar tic1e in which there is no monopoly, in which a. monopoly Is perhaps quite impossible Years ago modern deveI- opments in this line of business has cut the cot of the product to such an extent that there is probably not 8 home in the whole country without a clock or two of a kind and even in the
 more modest homes of the rank and file of the people can be found a man tel clock today which would have been impossible of purchase to a fam fly of similar means a, few years ago. The clock makers have not advanced the price of their product On the contrary they have reduced 1t greatly and there is no good reason why their business should be interfered with by a large reduction in the tariff on clocks.
 Congress has passed the 2S per cent. rate. but efforts are now in progress