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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

gen. &m1m tpur6e 6as Sic Mutter
getpabr, 10 ging fie ans 6enfter ur6
5og 6ie @orban9e 5u. Dann febrte
iie an Tires &in6es Bett 5uriid, nn6
MN tpar es 10 itin un6 frieoli@ I'M
6aimmerigen Stiib@en, pie es r11r in
einem &ranfen5immer fem fonn.
8loB 6ie biibf@e @bmar5pal6erubr
tidte iadt un6 unablaiiig. 9ie Mut=
ter iboa1te oftmalS auf Sic 3eiger un6
laui9te, Oh ser Mr5t nidt bal6 fdme.
Simmer nod blieb er aus.
Na6 elmer @eile unterbra9 @olf=
gang Sic tiefe @tiue. &alb angltlid,
bab b%ertpl1n6ert fragte er sic M11t=
ter: u8iit 6u mir gar nidt b0ie? Sd
mar 6o6 n%nge5ogen."
Die M1tter itrid linn uber fem
fur5gel6mittenes &rabenbom. sic
la@elte un6 iagte ianft: ~SSa, 11r1or=
tig tpari It 6u; ober i9 merfte pobl,
nt6t aus b0iem @inen. gu fiibltelt
6i6 re@t %nnbebaglib."
Ser &leine nidte 6anfbar, nobel
er gm15 5ufrie6en 1reinte: uS9 BIN
germ int 8ettden."
9arin muBte er Damn ou6 lange
liegen bleiben; 6enn ols Ser Snfel
Doftor fam, erflarte er: u@olfden
bot sic MoIern."
Dos mm feline erite &ronfbeit.
sic berlief gut rr16 glIdli@.
@0lfden lit nun ldngit Elm groBer
@ie es ibm 6amals 10
org inn SAILS bron1te, tpie es i'm toge=
lang m1f Ser @aut foit u~nertrdgli9
6as bat er beinobe bergeiien;
aber mie treu, tpie lieb 1n6 better i'm
feline Mutter pflegte, er meiB es nod
beute boarfletn un6 gar5 ge11a1.
60 iebr bat lire riibren6e @org=
linn moblgetbal1, 6ab er NUM-
ielbit, tpo er 1ur irgen6 fan1, &ran=
fen nr6 2ei6en6en @ntes nn6 2iebes
ertpeiIt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
Fafnilienkrti$.
u9a5n bab' id meine SHUTTER biel 51t
Iieb!"

@or Ginger Set gelepte li6 anf
elmer Meii lie Elm SanolungSretle noer
al mir, rn1o mir blieben wobl cine
St11nbe beiiammen.
1iele Meiienoe iiuo cine eigene Na-
ton; oh Tie in Gigarren ~maden"
poer in &affee, o0er Semoen, o6er
Experimentation, poer Gub = IN
&elieion MADDEN" lie ge1pobnlid
nidt ltarf, ollie matchmaker. Sn oenl
Stiid oarf man nidt piel Bel ibnen
il1de,1, uno oemeutlpredeno miro
a1,d oos @an6erbiidlein ibres @e-
tpiflens, ibrer Sittlidfeit o1Sidoner,
man fom's nur nidt INNER 10 piiiti-
re1l pie Sen gei6riebenen Eab.
MIs mir nun 10 bel etnan0er laben
uro oist11tirten bon 0ieiem nno Sc
,ren1, oadte i) mir: uN1tu, Gm mirit
bolt ol,d 10 elmer iein, pie oeine Sol
legen int Mmt." Sod 6iesmal batte
i'd midi getduidt, gegen meinen Be-
gIeitmann faliden Irgpobn gebabt,
oenn ourh 6as @erebe bin nno Der
erfubr idL baB er Elm nod %unperborbe<
ter religiosglaubiger, braber Mfen1b
lei. Ct ielber iagte bas nidt 10 groo=
beral1s, ionit batt' ids midt %gegla11bt,
ib erfubr's 10 nuf nmmegen, ga115
nebenbei, fult gegen ieinen @iuen.
MIs id Nun meme REMEMBERING
boriiber a1sbriidte, 6aB er Bel 6em
ungebun6enen 2eben un6 Ben gro BEN
Gefabren lid nod 10 oroentli6 babe
baIten fonnen uno nidt idledt ge=
mor0en lei mie 10 biele anoere, 90
logte ct nit riibren0er 3artlidfeit:
80, oo5l1 Dab' ib meme M1ttter bel
5u lieb!"
Sd iab i'm fait ~ebrerbietig an uno
bat Inn l1dberen Mufi6lub un6 er e2=
aabIte mir Damn, mie sic M11tter in
81. cine 10 brape, quite Srm1 iei uno
ibren, Sen &in6ern> bon Sngen6 anf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

Bflan5en bereits nat5 @aiier leh5en,
boben an6ere in 6e, Nie6erung nod
l1eberfluB 6obon. Do5u lit 6as Ba1<
ierbe6irfniB Ser beridie6enen Bflan<
gen Elm berfdie6enes, u1t6 6arum
bleibt u11s tpeiter nidts iibrig, ais
6ieies 611r9 @ieBen gu regeln un6 gu
befrie6igen.
0os @ieBen lit 1t111 cine Mrbeit,
10 meint man bielfad, melde ie6eS
&in6 perri9ten fann. gs lit 6ieS
aIer6ings ridtig; aber penn Die @r=
belt nidt ridtig m1sgefibrt miro, 10
fam 6a6ur6 mebr gelda6et ols ge-
niibt &per6en. Mu6 sos @ieBen min
er1ernt fem.
3unddit tpenoen mir sos @ieben
an BEL Nflan5ungea. Seoe neu ge=
iebte @emiiiepflan5e ioa gut ange<
goiien mer6en. Dobei miro aber bau-
fig 6a6ur9 geiiin6igt, baB mon 6as
@aiier auf sic Nflan5e beroufflieBen
laBt. gs fat sizes 5ltr Solge, BEL on=
oers me1n bol6 1ara11f an6a1ernoer
&egen eintritt, 6aB 6as iogenannte
&er5 ser 8flon5e eriauft, 5u faltlen
beginnt un6 Damn aus Ser Hflan5e
notiirIi6 nidts tper6en fann. 9os
@oiier 6arf baber sic @flon5e ni@t
lelbit treffen, 1on6ern muB baneben
flieBen 10 6oB Sic Geudtigfeit sic
@ur5eln errei6t.
Nidt 11ur sic Mrt, ion6ern a116 6ie
8eit 6es @ieBens lit bon @i6tigfeit.
SSm 5eitigen Sriibiabre iollte man ME
6es Men6s begieBen, mie eS pielfa6
geidiebt. SSn 6ieier Sobres5eit tpirff
sic &dlte, mel9e 6urd Ole 8erbun<
flung 6es @oiiers 1T Ser Mo@t ent-
itebt> tpen1r iie a116 nod 10 gering lit,
nadtbeilig ouf sic &flan5en, un6 bie
nit @aiier gefuuten @er5blattfen
iin6 iebr Ieidt ser @efabr 6es Ct
.frierens ol1sgeiebt. Man ion aber
al16 1idt mabren6 6es itairffiiten Son=
nenideins gieBen. I'm oieie 3eit lino
namIi6 sic Noren Ser 8latter melt
ge0ffnet; bringt NUN b1oblid ein fal=
ter strabl ouf SOS 8latt Elm, 10 be-
mirft 6ieier ein beftiges @dlieben ser
6enn &dlte 5iebt befanntlid
sic &orper 5uiammen Do6urd tpirb
aber cine Storung 6es &flon5enle-
bens berbeigefiibrt, melde nit elmer
int menidliden o6er THE
S%rgonism1tS gu pergleiden lit.
Sm Sriibiabre begieBe man 6aber
f%riibmorgetrs, udbren6 int Sommer
om beiten oes aben6s gegoiien miro.
@ortbeilbaft lit oltd) 6as @ieben na4
leidten Madtfr6iten nit foltem @ai-
ier, 6en11 es miro 6a6ur6 betpirH, 6oB
sic 6olgen 6es 6roites bon Sen 8lat-
tern obne Sdo6er iiberitan6en per=
SEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
Cine qute Samsialbe.

@etp0bnlide &%ra1rfbeiten nn6 Ser
iin6 ni6t bon ielbit i@limm,
fon6ern Mnited11ng o6er geringe Sc
bensfroft moden iie gefabr1i@. Ser
no9ldiiigt einen S@nitt, @eb, Duet
idu1pg ooer @erlebung ni@t, meil tie
gering lit. 8lutpergiftung bat ii@
Bel elmer Stednooelper'
o6er etnem &rab. Sir ollie
iol6e @ronfbeiten lit 8udlen's @rnica
galbe ousge5ei@net. Sie f@iibt urro
beilt sic @un6e; lit antifeptiih too
tet Mnitedung ur,o berbiitet gefabr'
li6e @omplitationen. @ut fir ale
Binnen, S1edten, @c5e'
ma. Scout cine origineQe 5tnei nn5ert
254 Sdadtel BEL Current apotbefer.
. Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
ylbidneioem bes &artpffelfra1tes nad
Ncr WIiifhe 6er @nrtpffeln.

Set 8liithe Scr &artpffeln.
Die Mrbeit ser 8IGtter elmer Yflan=
&c farr man bergleiden nit 6er1
MouI, Mogen l1no ser 2l111ge ser
Ebiere; bobem Sic Eflan5en feline
@Idtter unb @tengel, 10 fointten iie
getpiiie Mabrungsitoffe, Sic iie GUT
@iloltng ser Srudt o6er ser &nole
broudet1, >pie 3: g. sic @obIenid,tre,
1idt o%11fnebmtett, fte nidt in @tdrfe
umtponoelr unb obIager1t. Ole Scar.
toffeI beitebt baltptfdd)li@ aus @tarfe
1tno 6ieie miro 6ur@ Die @latter aus
ser @oble1fd,,re ser 211ft gebil6et ,1,1o
Damn b11r@ Sic @tengel in sic &11one,t
abgelogert. S@netcet man NUN nod
ser @1iitbe oas @rout ob, 10 fonr tel.
ne @tGrfebiloutg un6 @lagerltng
6erielbe1t itattfir,6ert un6 Bic aurtoffeI
fon1t 1idt mebr mad1ien. Dos M-
fdneioen 6es @ro1ttes lit bober eber
i@aolid. sat Die aartoffeI eine &c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

mi1e @roBe erIangt, 10 idaoet mobl
6os midnei6en ni6t mebr 10 biel,
un6 es geidiebt 6aber in einigen &C.
gen6en fali9li6er 8eiie ouf fleinen
@irtbi6aften foit regelmaig, ober mlr
6esbqlb> neil man Gutter brou9t uno
bas araut oa5u berpen6et. Dosielbe
lit Bel Sen @iiben Der Sail; blattert
man 6ielelben in futterurmen Sobren
gu fritz ab, 10 tpa9fen Tie ni4t mebr.
Dob sic 8latter CUR Grudtentpide-
lung %unbeoingt notbmen6ig iino, 3ei'
gen nns oie Obitbdume; mer6en ole
gldtter bon Mal1peu abgefrelien, 10
b%erfrummern 6ie Griidte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
1teber bas 8ceickcm Der Semitic.
b%fIaraett.

@enn sic Mot11r nierert &11lt,1r.
pfIon5en imr1er 10 biel 6eu@tigfeit
Iiefern tpiiroe> tpie 1te 5u ibrem gu.
ten @e6eiben gebrmtd)en, un6 me,t1t
6ieie 2ieferung audi ftetS CUR redten
3eit erfolgen tpiir6e, 10 tpare Elm @e.
gieBeu 6erfeIben uberfliiiitg, unb Der
6or1ner un6 @airtner tpGre elmer gro.
bert nn6 oft miibepouen Mrbeit c1t.
boben. 2ei6er 1T 6teS 11tt1noglt9,
6en1 .tpe1t1t u1f elmer @ooenart Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22
Kindere6e.
@as fam id tbmn?

&le1nFNnnden, Sral Jtalos e11ol'
fes Todterlein, bate bitterli6 &C.
idll1d}5t, ols Ser @ater fort5og in Den
&rieg; aber INNER 10 tranrig iein
mie sic Mutter, baS tonnte iie NIT
Bent beiten @i1en nidt fertig brin=
gen. Sic m0dte 6o6 an@ tpieoer Ia
den 1n6 frob fem tpie anoere &in-
ser, aber ooS fonnte sic Mtutter ni6t
b0ren nod ieben, 6arum NOR lie frob,
tpenn Mnmden biniiber ging gu Der
Na6barin, Srau giienbart, Die lobm
oabeim iiben m1Bte, aber benno@ al
le5eit frob un6 3ufrieoen tpar. gu
ibr cling Mnnden germ, 6enn bel ibr
ourfe iie sic id0nen 2ie6er fingen,
sic lie bon 5rou giienbart gelernt
batte. @ines Cages tam Mnn@en 51
ibr nit S6lu65en, Die Ma1tter bat
iie tpeggeidiH, neil fie ood 5n ni&ts
5u gebrau6en iei.
uSS@@ tpiu ni9t rl1r laden, fon6ern
i@ min aa1@ gu ettpas gu gebrmuden
fem, ia, i@ pil!" - fagte fleir Mrn=
den. ~DoS biit gu ia mu@h" fogte
gra11 @i1enbart, nn6 ftri6 nit Ser
&an6 iiber lire blon6en Saare. ~Du
tannit bieles fir 6eine M1tter tbun
un6 6u fannlt aber nod bel groBeres
fin 6einen @ater tbun."
Ole &leine bordtc ouf-fir Den
@ater? Scr @ater lit ia in Granf<
rei6."
$50, ct fdmpft BORT gesen sic
6ran5oien; aber tpenn 6u fir 6einen
@ater betelt, Damn fteigt 6ein @ebet=
lem binouf gu @ott rn6 SeinS ien=
set iofort etlide gngel nod Sronf=
reid> UNI 6eit1en Softer 5u beidiibe1t."
uDas tpil i@ ioglei6 tbun," iagte
Mnn9e11 n11o elite CUR Sbur binal1s.
0aS &egiment, bci 6em @nnd)en'S
@ater itan6, fat idredli@ gelitten,
1n6 a1S 6ra1 &aio 6ie &un6e 6abo11
erbielt, legte iie Sen &opf onf Sen
Sii6 nn6 meinte bitterli@ u16 rief
aus: 80, tpas ion i@ tbun? Sd
fann ni6ts tbun> i@ fann ni6tS
tbun!"
uMber ib babe etmas getbon," rief
ui6 babe fir Sen @ater &C.
betet."
Sen naditen Sag fam Elm @ait
511 Sral1 @ilenbart, es mar 6ie iunge
Trau @oio, 6ie ii@ in ibren guten
nidts nm Die Sabine fiimmer-
tie, NUN aber fam iie nit Ser Srage:
v@ie Ierne i6 beten? SSd tpeiB,"
iagte iie, u6oB i6 ettpos tbun fann
un6 tbun m11B, 6enm meines Mannes
nn6 mein @eelenbeI bangt o.
bon ab; aber pie lerne i6 beten, uno
tpie fant i6 gu @ott fom1nen?"
Gra11 @tfenbart tul1rbe NUN a16 oie
9ebrerin ser M11tter 11n6 lebrte iie
beter, ,tpie tie es ibr Eodterlein ge=
(ebrt bate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-22

int 9afe1 1no Sagen, l1110 e111 froDes
8uriidoenfen! &erte fiiblt iie es pie'
Ser, tpte 6arfbar iie maf tire idone
Sngeno 3uriidbliden 6urfte! Str Mfa-
sci iolte es audi emit foinnem.
M11b man @eieuidaften geben?
Ser Menid lit geielIis beranlagt; oie
|Trou nod ntebr als Ser Mann. Man
folte @eienigfeit pflegen, ionit per'
eimlart man. @er iid Ser giniam-
felt ergiebt, lit bol6 ol1eim. Mber &C.
1euidaften geben, sic NIT Sen Ser
baltniiien oes &oa1sitanoeS nidt per'
eimbor fino, Sen M%neeb0rigen 5med-
|loie Opfer 8umr1tben, 6ie bieGei@t nnr
sic @itelteit b%efrie6igen, 6te itno ein-
5u16ranten. @s lalien ii6 tpertbbol-
Iere @eniiiie bafiir eintm1i6en!
@ir6 bas tan3luittge E0dter6en
in cine 6ami1ie gelo6en, in Ser ibreS-
gleiden auftpd@it, 10 lit Elm &eban-
dieren unerldBlid. Mu@> tpenn es
ssemam6 borm geIeeen i@eint, Ser
binoungen m31tfniipfen> Meni6en
miteinonoer betannt gu MAIDEN, lit
cine @efeni6oft oft Ser bter5u geeig-
nete Srt. DoB man angenommene
@inla611ngen Bel @oQegen ertpie6ert,
meiB Elm Sober. SSH sic 6ami1ie
Dem o11smei9en 10 ma1B iie cine Mnf<
for6ermng urter entipredenoem @or,
man6 ablebner. Mer fetn berniinf<
tig urtbeilenoer Meni@ miro es fei-
ner Gra11 na@tragen, Sic ni@t Sc
leni9often gibt, tpeil Die Hflege ibrer
@in6er es ibr unm0gli@ madt, ODER
tpeil iie oem mgeitrengt arbeitenoen
Manne sic fur5en grbolungsitunoen
6abeim ni6t i6mdlern mag ooer it6
lelbit 5u abgeiponnt 6a5u fiblt. @ie
m1b muir Sen Ma1tb beiiben, SIRE Mr1=
1idt fret 5u dnBern uno gegebenen=
fails o119 nit Mltbergebradtem 81
breden, tpenrt es 6as Srterelle ibrer
Samilie for6ert.
@iebt 1ie aber @eieli6often> 10 be-
ridii6tige iie Dor aqem Sen @rnr1o=
iab, MIR Meni6en ~5uiammen5nleben,
sic 511einanoer :paiien, gegenieitig bar
monieren. Sur 10 baben tie ettpaS
bon eiran6er, nebmen Elm rennoltfes
@eoerfe1 nit iid. ltno ba5u bro1@t
es ni6t groBartieer Mufmabpngen.
Gin befonrter M11tor er5ablt in iei<
men Mt<8erliner @%rinnerungen 10
anbeimeln6 bon SEN Dienitagl@ben=
Sen 1einer M1ttter Int Ser S6eling-
@traBe. Me sic feinen, fl11gen
sic ii6 sort 5~niammenfan=
oer, binterIieBen ibm unauSlo19lt6e
fir fem 9eben. nn6 alS
er im glnsgabenb116 ietner Mhltter
90 fano er, 6aB ii6 6ie
fir iol6' etnen Mbeno onf
Ieds Ebaler 12 @ilbergroi@en belize
fen! uDo gab e." 10 iagt er> ~5tpar
feline @pargeln I'M De5ember, ooer
air1den inn Sanuar, ober beitere
Menfden!"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-13

BLuEFIELD, Jan. 12.-In the year
1914 in the city Of Bluefield 1857
arrests were made, against which Of
tenders the big sum Of ~s1o,s94.o4 was
levied, according to the annual re:
port Of Chief of Police r. L.Taylor,
presented to the board Of affairs. OF
the huge sum o. fines imposed sG,-
1864 was collected in cash and s4,.
i707.4o was charged to streets or re.
mitted, while the police department
expenditures amounted to ss,943.27.
The chiefs report set forth the
enlightening information that there
were but 1853 DRINKS in public places
during the six months dry period
compared with 245 DRINKS in public
places during the six months wet"
period of the year; and also that
there were twenty;four arrests for
drunken and disorderly conduct in
the latter six mbnths Of the year com.
pared with III for the first half year
when the saloons flourished.
go NJ Az
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-13
Largest Class Of
First Aid Workers

CHARLESTON, w, Va, Jan. IA
The largest class of mine rescue. and
first aid workers yet trained in the
West Virginia coalsfeldsj has Just com.
pleted a successfulycourse at Gary in
Mcdowell county, and SO miners have
been thoroughly trained for the work
at this place by the crew OF the Uni.
ted States mine rescue car No. s..
which has been in the Pocahontas
field for the past two months. In. add:
ton to this number, six young men
from the Gary high school were also
given complete first aid training.
The hearty and efficient co.opera.
tion. of the United States Coal "a Coke
Co, at Gary made possible the organl:
zation of such an unusually large
class in this important work, and the
enthusiasm manifested by every EN-.
ployes of the company indicates that
the efforts OF the United States bu.
reaa of mines in this training WORK
will be OF a permanent nature.
a large number OF classes have
been trained BY the crew Of this car
in the P%ocahontas field, and at each
place enthusiasm and interest have
been displayed by both mine oificfals
and employees.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-13
NOTICE TO JUDICIAL SALE.

aNHLA VIM INNI. I4FH|
Pursuant to q, decree OF the Intermedi.
ate. Court of Marion County. West yir-
GINA. madeSand entered on the 2let day
Of November, 1914. In the chancery cause
of lisa WtliauisSvs.I Charles II. Williams!
I will on Saturday. tho card day Of Jan.
door Of the court housetof Marion County
West Virginia, offer orf sale to the high
est bldderlthe following described real es-
tate situateG in the Bartlett Addition to
the Town Of Downs, Marion, County. West
Virginia, and being more particularly
slot No. u. Block No. ii. IN said Bartlett
Addition fronting 50sfcet on Cray Street
and extending back 1905 feet to Taft Alley:
= Lot No. ., SinS Block H. In said Bartlett
Addition, fronting 50 feet on iGray Street
and extending back 100 ifeetlto Taft Alley.
and being the same real estate conysyes,
w. Bartlett. by deed dated the 18th day
October. 1908. and OF record lin the
Clerks Office OF the. County Court OF
Marion Comfy. West Virginia, In Deed
Book No. 1G3!s page 367.
TERMS AoFStSAiIs: One,halt OF me
purchase price. cash In hand on the day
Of sale and the residue toSbe paid In one
yearlfrom&thcs day Of sale. the purchaser
to give his note with !approved surety
and Il lien to be retained in the deed TO
further secure the payment OF the unpaid
purchase money.
-ROI.LoU J&CoNLEY.t <
Special Commissioners
Inv. s.. Black. Clerk of tho lntermedi-
ate Court Of Marion County. West Vlr-
ginin, hereby certify that bond with se-
curityl approved by me as sufficient. ana
in the penalty provided In said decree has
been given by said ispeeial. commissioner.
w. s. BLACK.
Dec. cs:so-Jan. .s-ls.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-13
LeoAL AovERrlsEMENrs.
TRusTEE's SALE OF CITY REAL

H--NE.tEL FLfH|i
BY virtue OF the authority vested in me-
by two certain eedsIotStrust. one datei
March 27.a!1a14 and lrecordedSin the office
OF the clerk of the county Scorut OF Mari
On. county. West Virginia. in deedlof}t trust
August :: 1915 and recorded I'm said
clerks Office tinId Iced of trust book Nog37,
page 24!. executed by EstellaS c. Houghj TO
the undersigned J 81. shriyer. trustee.
auction. at the front door OF the court
house OF Marion county. West Virginia,
to the highest and best bidder. on Mon
days the 18th day OF January. 1916 be-
tween the hours, ~ 10 o'sloekla N. and 4
real estate: containing two parcels. and
First PARCELS All. those certain parts OF
lots. numherss57landI72tin the platSof the
Ing q 'front.' of go feet on Washington
street, and extending backttherefrom Ss.5
Gfeet;l and said part of lot No. az having a
front Of 42.5 feet on Washington street
and extending back therefrom that width
Second Parcel: a llithat part OF lot No,
i713insthes plat Soft said town of Fairtnont,
bounded as follows,=beginning at the
west corner thereof and; running THENCE
iBarnum Fictcher's line; thence with tbs
same 40 feet to line Of lot No. IS and
thence with same $50 feet to the begin
ming.
viewed to said EstellaS c. Hough by Com
slant NJ NJ. Hough'and husband. by der
dated November 90: 1906 and recorded in
said clerks o~ficeEinEdeed book No. Ill,
TERMS OF sALE:s one-half therefor
as much more = the purchaser desires
to pay. Cash In hand on day of sale, and
the residue 3instwogedualG payments In o
and II months with interest from day of
In VI u 49, LLIIAE IILH| IT, HL
j. Ii sHRIvER, Trustee,
Dec. 1880. Jan: 6-ls.
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500 REWARD, 500

The readers of this paper will be,
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
ben apie to cure in all Its stays, and
that Isl Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cursi
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HEAD ANDNOSE
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ISLAND rule BILL
URGED FOR PASSAGE
Garrison Not in Favor Of
Enforcing Monogamic
Marriage.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-prompt.
passage Of the bill to extend the
scope of self-governbent enjoyed by
the PHILIPPINES was urged by secra.
tary Garrison, Of the war department
as logically the next step in the long
recognized policy of the United.
States toward the Islanders. The.
measures preamble, decladinlg the
purpose Of the United States to grant
complete independence when a stable
government has been set up, Mr.. Gar.
rison declared to be but a reiteration
of promises made by SUCCESSIVE Re.
publican administrations.
The secretary appeared before the
senate's Philippine committee as the
last witness at public hearings on the
pending bill that have been in pro-
gress for several weeks. He had pre-.
pared a statement tracing the Amer.
lean policy toward the Philippines
since the Spanish war and explain.
ing d a the present Dill, Improperly
styled al independence bill,y would.
provide nerely for a further test Of
the Filippinos' capacity for self-goy.
ernment.
Responding to questions, Mr.. Gar.
.rison said from a military stand.
point the Philippine 1slonds were q
Nobility. not an asset to the United
States. !
Senator Hitchcock asked Mr.. Gar.
|rison If he thought the provision Of
the bill prohibiting polygomy was a
wise one. Speaking os a private. citi.
zen, Mr.. Garrisonsreplied, he did not
believe in attempting to force such
matters on the nom Christians. NO.
where in christ's sayings, he asserted
was thehe any word against plural.
marriages or about the marriage re.
|lation, although the Israelites had
practiced polygamy during Christ's
tligetime and for centuries before.
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one-The Great Kidney
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"In Find Nickel or
Break Leg Breaks 1t

NEW YORK. Jan. l2.-"Iu find that
coin or break a les" said Antonio
Lask. 10, of No. 2i2 East Twenty.
ninth street as he began to search for
Ia nickel he lost In the yestibufe Of
the building at Al Sixth avenue.
In burrowing about the darkenei
hallway he loosened q large marble
slab that stood against a wall. His1eft
leg was broken. He was taken to
the New York hospital.