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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-05-01
Play ball!
Clean up your lot.

Play ball!
Clean up your lot.
Teachers examination next week.
Tomorrow is Arbor Day-plant a tree
The board of county commissioner
will be in session next week.
Langdon's civic league workers are
planning a "clean up day" for the latter
part Of the month.
The grain market has shown quite a
steady advance in the prices of wheat
barley, oats and flax during the past week
Tuesday the Thermometer reached the
high temperature for the month oil
April registering 81 degrees in the
shade at two o'clock in the afternoon.
Mondays freight brought the timbers
and crew of workmen to replace the dam
at the Ct. Northern reservoir, which
went out during the high water this
spring.
Street Commissioner Drury has had a
badly needed job of road work done this
week on the main road into town from
the east, between the court house and
the Masonic cemetery.
Seeding, blowing and other spring
work of farmers was brought to a tempo
rary stand still Saturday morning when
the thermometer showed a minimum
temperature of 21o-eleyen degrees be-
low the frost line.
The ct. Northern railroad will again
maintain a five acre demonstration
tract this season on the farm of Emanuel
Myers east of town, the work on the
land being done under the instruction of
the railroad company's experts.
Co. Sup't Helen j. Sullivan return
ed today from Bismarck where she at
tended during the week the meeting of
county superintendent from over the
state. Forty-five of the fifty counties
IN the state we're represented at the
meeting and of these twenty-one we're of
the gentler sex.
Co. Auditor j. K. Hamilton
! the una%uthenticated edition of the 1918
North Dakota Session Laws now ready
for delivery. They are published by
the state and only sold by the state and
county auditors. The price, which
covers postage: is fifty cents per copy.
Auditor Hamilton placed an order for
fifty copies and is now ready for de-
livery to those who have been waiting
for the first edition of the laws passed
by the last legislature.
Tonight the Electric theatre is show
ing an up-lift film, "The Street Beauti.
ful,' that has been che subject of much
favorable comment elsewhere and has
been used to create sentiment toward
civic improvement. It was produced by
Thos. A. Edison & Co., in cooperation
with the general federation Of women's
clubs. 1t deals with the transformation
of a dirty tenament district into a clean
sanitary community. 1t is a worthy
subject, exquisitely played, c~onvincingly
mounted and staged and should be a
real help in civic betterment work.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-05-01
DrS. Smith & Nichols
DENTISTS Donovan Block


The Langdon woman's club met on
Thursday evening at the home of its
president, Mrs. j. H. Harlan, and select
ed delegates to the district meeting of
the state federation of WomAn's clubs,
to be held at St. Thomas during the
coming week. Mesdames Harlan and
Moran we're named as delegates and Mes
danes Power and Milne as alternates.
On Friday, the 18th inst, at Grand
Forks the state high school debating
teams of Grafton and Hatton will meet
for the final debate for the state cham
pionship in the in~terscholastic meet.
The question for debate is the same one
on which Langdon took the affirmative
and Won from Park River about a
month ago. One of the Grafton team of
debaters is Henry ~Brosnahan, formerly
Of Langdon.
This week the DEMOCRAT has heard
from the Flum merfelt family, who have
been located at Seattle since leaving
Langdon some few years ago. The news
comes IN the form of an invitation to a
musical recital from the Holy Name
School of Music, held on the evening of
the 23rd ult. and given by Miss Marion
Flummerfelt and Miss Gertrude Weld
Itch, who are this spring graduating
from the %pianoforte department of the
seminary Of the Sisters OF the Holy
Name. The event Is one that will afford
considerable interest to a number Of the
| older residents OF Langdon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
BALKAN PRINCESS

A riot OF color, music, costumes,
clean comedy, beautiful girls and a
real prlma donna. characterizes THE
Balkan Princess" which comes TO the
Grand. Tuesday, January Z, direct
from a year in London and one entire
season at the Casino and Lew Fields
Herald Square Theater New York
The work Is the collaborated effort
OF Paul A. Rubens. Frank Surzon and
Frederick Lonsdale, who have given
US such musical treats as 1.-THE Blue
Moon" THE Dairy Maids" miss
Hook Of Holland" and three Little
Maids" The presenting company is
unusually large and is headed b.
Julia Clifford, the noted English prima
donna. Harry Lewelyn, VIM. Meyer
Adelaide HarIand Wallace Berry,
Vera Rossmore and Dorothy Ellis will
also be seen in their original parts
1t is the only !, company presenting
1.-THE Balkan Princess" and promises
to be the gem ofothe9seasehs attrac'
tons, r..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
ABoRN GRAND OPERA

The many friends established in
this city by the former presentations
Of the Aborn English Grand Opera
Company will welcome the announce.
ment of the return 81 this excellent
organization.
While the Aborn. management has
always maintained a popular roper
totre, their routine This year is more
attractive than ever, on account Of the
introduction Of several offerings sci
dom or never heard outside OF three
or four operate senters. The com
plete list includes Madam Butterfly"
la Boheme," 1.-THE Tales Of Hoff-
man." "Hansel and i'Gretel.' "Lohen'
grin" III Trovatore," Carmen and
"I.uci di Lammermoor."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
MANNiNGToN BRIEFS.

Mrs. S. A. Hendrickson and son, F..
W. Bartlett, went TO Losansport to.
day to atterd the funeral Of the for
mer's brother, Geo. W. Beatty.
Miss Gertrude Morris has returned
after several weeks Wis., at her home
in Charleston.
Mrs. Bosley, of Cameron. and niece,
Miss Vanetta Mccoy, OF Sistersvllle,
and Archie Cook. of Cameron, were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Sybert
on Sunday.
Marshall Matthews accompanied
his aunt, Miss Seamons, home to Nor
gantown Yesterday for weeks visit.
Mrs. Glover Beardsley and daughter
and Miss Agnes Johnson left last
night for their home in New York, aft.
err ten days visit with the formers
parents.
Rev. and Mrs. II. A. Smith and chill
dren left yesterday for visit with
relatives in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. A. ]. Hamil and children have
gone to Port Clinton, Ohio, called
there by the serious illness Of the for
mer'S mother.
The Misses Flora KOen and Lucy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
9rlchard are in Wheeling for few

Prlchard are in Wheeling for a few
days this week.
Miss Villa Brand, of Morgantown.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Chas. Drake
on West Main street.
Mrs. D. S. Ferry left yesterday for
a visit with relatives in Ohio.
f. c. Martin is a business visitor
In Pittsburgh this week.
The Misses Fay Mead and Ada
Drake spent Sunday with friends in
Fairmont.
Miss Margaret Furbee went W
Pittsburgh yesterday for visit with
her sisters.
Mrs, +. w. Vance and daughter are
in Weston for a visit with Rev. Earl
Brooks aud family.
Ted Criswell OF Cumberland, Md,
is spending the holidays With Leslie
Koen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips attend.
ed the funeral OF the iatter's uncle in
Pennington Sunday
Mess Madge Debendarfer is visiting
friends in Clarksburg this week.
Geo. and Ruth Miller. of Fatrmont,
are visiting Mrs. Leon Griffith.
Miss Margaret Leonard Is visiting
Miss Bessie Goodwin in Wheeling.
Geo. T. Weible is seriously i'll with
grippe at his home in Dancer avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Long OF near To
ledo, Ohio, are the guests ot'Mr. and
Mrs. Algyre, OF Brookside. for cou'
pie OF weeks. Mrs Long is a sister OF
Mr.. AIgyre..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
arvEsvlLLE R. F. .. No. 2,
mrs. BurIey Hess is very seriously


Mrs. Burley Hess Is very seriously
Il. u.
Clyde Musgrave, who has been i'll
or some time, is worse and his con.
ition Is considered very grave.
Miss Lily Hayhurst apt Mr., Bill
.urdIne eIoped to Oakland. Christmas
nd were married, We wish, them e
prosperous and happy voyage on ana
ca OF matrimony. :
A number Of Arnettsyille people
we're calling on Mr.. ana Mrs. Law.
ence Matheny, Sunday
Chris Bean returned recently from
lengthy stay in Illinois,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Satte.6eld were
.ere Sunday from RIvesrille. guests
,)H the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm Hayhurst.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John Tooihman were
alling on Mrs. Burley Hess. Monday.
Earl Heck spent Monday afternoon
nd evening with Clyde Musgraye.
MIR. Jasper n. Smith. who was &c
'erely hurt by a fall a couple Of weeks
lgo, Is improving very slowly.
Miss Opal Smith returned Sunday
rom a visit with relatives at Behler.
. Mr.. Navarro Floyd, Of Behler was a
Sunday visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Powell, Of Murray,
spent Sunday with the Iatter's par.
ents; Mr., and Mrs. D. A. Harris:
MI. Ed Boyd, the, we'll 'drIller, was
4 business visitor here Monday.
Miss Ada Harden, our teacher, spent
Sunday at Henry Matheny,s. -. y. =, :. !.
SHIRLEY"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
needn Filed.

Tuesday deeds were filed with the
clerk OF the county court for record
as follows;
I The Southwestern Coal company to
IN. w. Ogden, a parcel OF land OH
fFInche's run in Fairmont district;
consideration. $, and other valuable
consideration.
r. C.. Cooper and wife to W.
Howard Dawson, parcel OF land in
the North View Addition to the Town
OF Pennington; consideration, $l.5OO.
Vital Statistics.
DR.. l.. Z. Peters yesterday filed %
birth and II death certificates with
the clerk OF the country court for re-
cording,
License Issued.
The following marriage license was
issued Tuesday by the clerk OF the
county court:
Clarence street, 81 and Georgia A,
Watkins, 20, both of Watson. Daniel
G. Watkins, father OF the girl. gave
his consent in person,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01

Out OF the thousands OF guesses on
the Denham prize window most oE
which being connected In some man
ner with the Titanic, THEE correct
uesses were found. The word was
'shipwreck," and the winners guess
'Shlpwrecked." Ticket y 1873 BY
t4onnie Thomas OF 1874 Pine street,
city, wins first prize, $500 library
able. Second prize goes TO ticket No.
1863, held by Mrs. W. n. Fisher, 534
Plerpont avenue, and she gets the
$1,000 stand table, Third prize, a $500
ecker is won by Snow Thorn, 5ll
View street, with ticket NOi 4o5.
No. 4O7 by Ora Ribbeet, "shipwrtSlI-
ID in an iceberg" was next closest.
No. 413. "a wrecked ship" By Jesse
Ianderyort, was another close guess.
"A ship wrecked in the Polar sea-" by
Mrs. ], N, Brown, was closeI her ucR
ct number was 1853. y
One guess had 1t the banding Of the
Aayflower," and some had II the Gar
,athia" and all kinds Of guesseS were,
the sealed box when II was opened,
ut the most of them we're conferred
round the sinking. Of the Titanic.
-
This window exclted the greatest
.nteres, Of any Tor $ears, The, prize
window is an annual featuTo with Den
lam, and has been conducted for II
iears. ....l a..,f .,,,4ay;.7 s,.,,}5 B.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
So
No President
Fion1 West Va.
WASHINGTON COMES NEAREST
TO HAVING BEEN A WEST VIZ
GiMiAM.

West Virginia, along with 81 othe'
States, has never in it's 80 years Q.
existence, given birth to presiden
Of the United States. Washington
comes the nearest 10 having been
native of the Little Mountain. Stat
but the claim is OF little consequence
as 1t is based merely on the fact that
The Father Of His Country" owne'
land holdings at Round Bottom, SIX
teen miles below Wheeling and II
other parts OF the Old Dominion, in
cluded in what later became portion
OF the new commonwealth OF Yves
Virginia.
IS HoweveE, in only one respect car
Virginia still be properly called thu
Mother OF Presidents-only as to thu
number OF years Virginians occupied
the executive office, not as to tn
number of residents of Virginia elect
ed to the presidency or succeeding tt
the presidency Il
Since the beginning Of the govern
ment presidents have been taker
from only 10 States-Vlrglnla, Massa
chusetts, Tennessee, New York, Ohio
Louisiana, New Hampshire, Pennsyl
vania, Illinois and Indiana.
There have been Ave from Virginia
Washington, Jefferson. Madison,
Monroe and Tyler
There have been five from New
York1Van Buren,. Fillmore, Arthur
Cleveland and Roosevelt. - ...'r
There have been five from Ohio
William. Henry Harrison, Hayes; Gar
field, Mckinley and Taft. 49,"
There have been three from Ten
nessee-Jackson, Polk and Johnson;
two from Massachusetts-John Quin
CT Adams and John Adams; two from
tliincis-Lincoin and Grant; one from
New Hampshire-Pierce; one from
Loulsiana-Taylor; one from Pennsyl
vania-Buchanan; one from Indiana
Benjamin Harrison,
New York is the mother Of vice,
presidents, having had 10 out Of H.
Aaron Burr, George Clinton, Daniel D,
Thompkins, Martin Van Buren, NIL
lard Fillmore, William A. Wheeler,
Levi P. Morton, Theodore Roosevelt
and James S. Sherman.
OF these, three succeeded to the
presidency by reason Of death Of in
cumbent. The three were Fillmore,
Arthur and Roosevelt. .;s&s
1t was. a remarkable fact that at the
end OF President Roosevelts term
March 4, 1909, New York had had the
Presidency about 10 years out Of the
2S since the inauguration Of President
Garfield in 1SSl--the period covered
by the White House service Of Arthur,
Cleveland and Roosevelt. y
Still more remarkable is the lact
that at the end of President 'Taft's
present tenn, March 4, 1913. New
York and ohio Will have bad theYpres
idency 80 out OF the SO years since
the inauguration Of Hayes. y r.
Probsb!y understandable Of apis
the fact that Virginia, New York and
Ohio have held the presidency 17I
years Of the l24 since the beginning Of
the government, ~ .3.,:0,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dec. az 1912. .
Sealed proposals VIII be received
Nv the County Clerk Of Marion coun.
ty, until 12saclock noon, Saturday,
Jan. 9Th, 1918. for the furnishing Of all
Labor material. etc. for the construc'
ton of the following abltments anu
Pliers for a bridge croSsing the Ty'
CARTS Valley river, nea ss, Benton'S Fer
~. ~ ~
Two stone,or courret6 AbutInents.
Two stone or concrete piers.
All bids for stone and concret>
must be made separate.
Plans and specifications can BE-
seen at the office OF the County Road
Engineer OF the County Clerk, The
County Court reserves the right to re
iect any or all bids for the proposed
work; - So
]. F...PHILLIPs,
i2:el,St ,...g,.s. County, Clerk.
I,tI,rSt "A N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
CHILD DEAD. ,

The nine months old child ,of Mr..
and Mrs. James Pacitlsro died yester;
day afternoon at the home Of It's pa,
rents. in spenee street Burial was;
made this afternoon in Holy Cross
cemetery with Undertaken R! 9. joiner
IN eharge1gale tlllaNlss m n. !:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
New Year
IS UsHEREp IN WITH NOISES OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.

The New Year was ushered in last
night with the blasts OF whistles, the
booming Of shots and fire works. the
ringing OF bells and the striking o:
clocks. A lot Of other noises added
to the pandemonium OF the night
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01

Miss Alma ogden returned to Chi.
cago, today, after spending the holi.
days with her PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs
Howard N, Ogden, Dana Ogden re-
turned to Chicago several days ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01

with blank petition In duplicate to tie
Honorable House Of Delegates. You
viii please see that your Adiptant has
the same properly and promptly allied
and signed. Have the petition mailed
to the member of the House Of pee
gates from your county ppd send On.
plicate TO me- will file same " Of.
der that should the sIsper need sden.
tifcation in the future, i. Will have
data upon which to act. l would ~
specially suggest that you hand. tlse
blanks for ex,Confedefate Soldiers 70
some we'll known ex-CoRfe Ee:
questiug him to obtain the sIsnRtIrss
OF bis comrades and return same to
your adiutant, who. will dispose o. pc
tltion and duplicate as above,
Commander, please urge iRmed date
action on these petitions. Don't wait
until meeting OF your Post, for the
reason that they should pc ~ me
bands OF the delegate from your corns.
" not later than January 90. 1913,
| would also suggest that ron cause
this order to be published IN youttS
county papers that, both eSEj nieps
lex,confederate soldiers may call Rpe
your adjutant and sign the petitions.
Yours In F., and HI
E, a. BTLLRqsL
Commepder, Department I
|. :. OF West Vac, Ar,
Attest: ,.s%
!. CHARLES =. Watts Il IS ~
/ Asst Adjhtant General 4
Dept Of ". Va. g, AR: MI
BROKEN ARM. &. \.
Walter Cook had the misfortune to+:,
break bis arm, last night while crank.
ing an sausomobiIea.8 E3I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
Leap Year
SHOWS FAIR ONES GAVE SOME
ENCOURAGEMENT TO TIMlD

ENCOURAGEMENT TO TlMID
sUtToRs.
The year 1912 broke all records Ill
the issuance OF marriage licenses. AL
though the fee is double that OF few
years ago the county clerk has been
busy giving permits 10 those who
wanted 10 change from life Of single
blessedness 10 one shouldering real
responsibilities. The books OF the
County Clerks otTi;e disclose the fact
tha. for 1919 there were $50 marriage
licenses issued. The record for the
past thirteen years IL as fellows:
I900-34S licenses.
190l---343 licenses
l902-44l7 licenses.
l003-35S licenses.
l904-3S8 licenses.
l90j--357 licenses.
l9OG--3S5 licenses.
lso7--3S6 licenses.
l908--334 licenses.
l9l0--403 licenses,
I9ll--393 licenses.
lal2-459 licenses.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
"Shipwr'.e'ck''
WAS THE WORD WHICH GAVE
CORRECT soLuTIoN Of pEH.
HAMS CHRISTMAS WINDOW.

LoNNiE THOMAS W,tRs Ft1Rlvst1
PRIZE, MRS. W. N. FISHER sac
ONO PRIZE AND SNOW THORN
THIRD PRIZE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
BOWLING.
At Y, M. c, A. Alleys.

Yesterday afternoon on the Associa.
tlcn alleys the Woodrow Wilson's best:
ed the Bull Moose in two OF the three
games they rolled, The games were
close enough TO be interesting and
were much enjoyed by the crowd Of
spectators present. The scores fol-
lew:
Woodrow Wilson's
Riggs ..,.........lii 10 S5-2S3
Wilson .,..,...".l0l IS S6-S75
---- - 49,
Total ,.,..,<...2l2 ls7 179--5SS
Bull Moose
Eapper .......... ~ ~ l6--zSe
Fisher .,...;.,ee.... 81 SO e2-sSS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-01
G. A. r..

Continued from Pase oDs,l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
RIVER NEWS

DELAYED bt Iow water and fos. fIo
steamer ohio and kauIVhd were -rt.
"ral hours ltfe in reaching the local
wharf yesterday Tn" OHIO cleared 90
% ocIOck for cincinnati followed an
hour later by tho kautvua. eu ruu..
10 charleston Tho only other packet
20 depart yesterday vI4 th" Liberty
o. o. ooiuo.. for Nafam0fae.
This promises 100 DO e very uui.t dlt
a. tho local wharf There VIII boz uo
departures. and only our boat f rN.
p'Died fo arrive. fbn Liberty. az
oclock. from Nafamoraa
With % stage ~ iEt foot recorded loo
fhr pool ~ WcNnrhcu dlm fIr r,s1i
vas practically faronars. ah.Ir tHo
lover river 0ss falliug SLOWLY. stage
~ 81 feet being registered
= hear trap af Dam so 10 900.
thrown last nigh' to nDa' fhs ~ o.
Naf man which bad gone aground
near Sisters island Th" surrIu. va.
fsr UW hl tho local pool and uI.
cause fho lower river to % o. huf oul,
lightly
Tho Mildred eIft feo BARGE o.
empty boor ares. srIi,eI I,.f n.aI.
from -isicrsviIo and other dow ri.,.
points
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-23
YEARS OF
STOMACH. TROUBLE
An Onsnvisbls Record Of Misery Due
From the Modern Plague and
Health Destroyer.
SUFFERERS SHOULD TAKE
RHuBARAl.
Freedom From Disease The Boom De-
sired BY Everyone Above All
Things.

There is not a person but would
prefer health TO disease for disease
means misery and health means hap
inpess."
Mr.. George link a prominent land
scape gardener OF Elm Grove. w. Va.
makes the statement in telling
his endless search for relief or a cure
during twenty years of misery from
stomach rouble He tells OF the mar
Vicious results given him with "Rhu-
barsl' the famous tonic medicine and
stomach cordial being introduced in
the city or Wheeling near to his home.
and why he so values the health
given him by the best modern medi-
cine.
Il have suffered for twenty years
with stomach trouble and indigestion.
says Mr.. link: Il had many sleepIess
nights. pain after eating. headaches.
and my memory was being affected"
] have treated with fifteen or more
doctors during my Illness but must say
that "Rhubaral' CAV me more bene-
fit than all the medicines and doctors
during this time"
Many times I have been completely
discouraged and determined to get
of'iS hhN btSA Z CtulO III III ntdltn-
hut hope is trong with all 81 US and
simply had TO try the new medicine oc
which ! had heard so much for I could
lind no happiness in life i'm my condi-
tion. Now I nave been rewarded by
my persistency I'm seeking health and
N is my sincere wish that other sick
receive h benefit that ! have"
Is Of wonderful aid in
al cases OF stomach ills. IL stops
tomach gases which cause heart de-
preston, II gives new strength and
vitality and aid the digestion Of food
II o feel ambiticnless and have
one or more OF the symptoms OF a de-
ranged system this pleasant tasting
liquid will give YOU new energy. n
better appetite and digestion than you
have known in a long time.
McIain's drug store at 18th ana
Market streets have SECURED tho
agency for the exclusive sale Of this
preparation in Wheeling.
II a also he purchased in Martins
Ferry al the Selhy & Reed drug
stores: in Bellairc at Dankworth
Bros. and in Eli Grove AT Dudl.y's
PharmaCy.-Adv.