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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
BUY in FAIRMoN1
patron.

First-Because you should patron.
ice home industry. +
Second-Because your city cannot
grow without your loyal support.
Third-Because you can get the
genuine article in Fairmont without
loss of time, postage or express.
Fourth-Because your home mer.
chant needs your support and you his.
Fifth-Because 1t will encourage
new enterprise for your city.
Sixth-Because you can get more
for your money In Fairmont than from
mail order houses.
Seventh-Because IT affords an op-
portunity of selling goods before you
buy. r.
Eighth-Because it brings close
relation between merchant and buy.
er. 4
i Ninth-Because you will help your
own city, county and state by spend.
ing your money in Fairmont. 4
Tenth-Because you can. return the
purchase II not satisfactory and get
your money back without delay. 4
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4. I'M, coURTNEY.

Va sfms WYNN I'VE Is44 X
=. M. Courtney Of s. J. Courtney
ynd Son expressed himself as being
/. strongly IN favor Of the BUY in Fair.
MONT campaign.
: Mr.. Courtney said when inter.
viewed. There Is no sound reason
why anyone should not patronize the
local merchants. In our business,
which ID women's clothing, we buy
our suits and gowns and cloaks direct
! from the same manufacturers thst
sell to Stone e Thomas and Stiffels
OF wheeling; Boggs and Bull, Nc;
, CreeryB, Kaufmans, Of Pittsburg;
Halle Bros., Higbeel Co., and Taylors
of Cleveland"
1.-THE manufacturer makes up line
of samples and these stores all buy
from their samples. The manufacture.
or only makes up enough stock to fill
these orders. Buying of large guam!
titles obtains very little reduction In
price. But when the larger firms do
get better price 1t Is because they.
are taking some material which the
factory Is either trying to close out
or Is oyerstocked on and trying to
popuIarize ii In order to sell It. The
shops In PittsburgS Cleveland and
Baltimore pay enormous rents and
their Overhead expense is SO great
that we can usually undersell them
on any article. Mr.. Courtney here
cited several instances Of wurnen
who had purchased suits or gowns in
Baltimore; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
and returning 10 Fairmont to find the
same article displayed In d yFarmont
shop window FOR 81 or IS less than
had been paid out o. town. Another
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21
many Of The bombs have fallen b tle

Tho nearest approach TO the famous
Compatible and poges' Palace was o
bomb which fell midway between. the
column bearing the winged lion OF
San Marco and the column OF San
Theodore, both on tho Piazza San
Marco. but this bomb did not explode.
Another bomb foil In the Grand Ca
nal Just in front OF the Doges's Palace
Both Of these bonis, which fortunately
were harmless, struck within hun.
dred yards Of the most famous inonu.
ments In Europe.
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.n.i I IL, 9 xpsrImsn,s

Experiments conducted ~ the New
York commission on ventilation dem;
onstrate that as long as the tempera:
ture 10 kept down the yitiated airio
an unventilated room where the hu,
mildly. is kept constant has no direct
effects on the pulse. blood pressure.
body temperature, respiration or me
tabolism, though the desire for food q
appreciably diminished.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

The roc. fabulous bird often r re- /.
ferred to in the arabian Nights" was
believed to be Of such enormous size
and strength as to be able to carry
seven elephants in Its talons. :
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-21

Great Discovery pesplssd.
HaryeS's theory Of the circulation
Of the blood was considered 80 iridicu.
lous, at the time Of the discovery, that
for ten years not . single patient con.
suited him.
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J.iM.sHARTLeY.t

III the people of the community
would only think a moment" said ].
~. Hartley OF Hartleys Department
Store, .they would readily see that
buying out Of town hurts themselves
as well as the local merchants" Mr..
Hartley ts o hearty supporter Of the
tBuy In Fairmont, campaign. Mr..
Hartley further said h when. inter.
Viewed: 1.-THE local merchants are
the first PERSONS asked when local
charity Is proposed or when a sub
ecription for some local enterprise Is
sared. This is because the mercants
are more accessible than other bust.
ness men. It is only fair then that
buyers should at least look over the
stock OF the local merchant before
buying out Of town.
"If local consumers would do this
IT least 50 per cent Of the money that
now goes out Of town would remain
in circulation here. The clerks and
property owners who are dependent
on local merchants for their incomes
ali spend their money in Fairmont.
Our payroll In this store alone Is
nearly $1,000 dollars each week be.
sides our other local expenses such
as rent light, drayage, etc. Thus the
overhead expenses Of local stores
support many persons in both direct
and indirect ways. The whole econ
'omic structure of the community Is
built upon and depends upon retail
business for its support. II the bus
mess which now goes out OF town was
diverted to local merchants. it would
benefit not only the merchants but the
whole Community. The merchants
would be able to employ more per.
Ter
sons and could afford to sell at cheap.
eli prices as q considerable increase in
the present volume Of business is pos
ssible with very little increased over.
head expense.
Y II wish to emphasize the fact that
local merchants ARE not supporting
the Buy IN Fairmont movement 70.
their own selfish ends, but because
they are interested in the betterment
( Of the community and are in favor.
able position to. see-not only the bad
points Of buying away from home,
but can see the good which will result
II the community spirit is aroused
. and local merchants patronized. Fair:
mont Is the town we have to live In.
<nnd II everyone will work together 1t
viii be made Q more desirable place."
H
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06
THE WAR Or BUSINESS.
Clear Eye. Strong Arm, Good Health
Are Secrets OF success.

The man with the punch, both
mental and physical is the big bust
ness success Of today.
Ills bodily health is the force be-
hind his business possibilities.
The business world has no time co
listen to the Crouch story.
Sour stomach. malaria. indiges-
ton. coated tongue and hundred
other bodily ills come from an out
of-order liver
Calomel used To be considered tho
only relief Modern medical science
has provided far miider and more
pleasant form OF liver relief in CARS
WELLS LIVER-AiD a purely vegc-
table liquid remedy
\ large bottle can be had for So
cents ~ Curtin Drug company. where
the purchase price Will be promptly
returned Ia ease you wish v afiaI
trying this wonderful remedy - Adi
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PlIs0D INVESTIGATION
ms DtEl COMPLETED


AUSTIN. Tex. Aug. 6.---Investi-
CATION OF the penitentiary system
of the state has been completed by
the committee appointed BY the
senate of the Thirty-Fourth legisIs.-
ture. with the completion Of the
Investigation on the Ramsey and
Shaw farms the committee will now
begin compilation and arrangement.
of the testimony taken. together
with the formation OF report
Three reports will be submitted -
to the governor. House of Repre-
sentatives and to the Senate, re-
spectively. II is not compulsory
that report be filed with the
House. but this will be done should
a request be made.
Little reference will be made in
the report of the testimony taken.
and only such matters will be treat
ed as are directly pertinent to the
management and practices on the
farms, together with such recon-
mendations, AS are believed neccs-
sary for placing the system ON a
better basis. financially and other
wise. Although members of the
committee are under agreement not
to divulge the nature OF some OF
the more important findings. it has
been ascertained that perhaps some
radical innovations will be sus-
gested
One member Of the committee is
known to feel that oonyicts on the
state farms have an existence far
better than the average farm hands.
and that their work is minimizec!
TO an extent where il is impossible
TO make them earn their susten-
ance. Some other radical views. /,
is stated. will likely be offered, all
borne out by findings
The members OF the committee
here at present are Chairman James
Harley OF Seguin, Senator John II.
Bailey of Guero and Stephen king
of Nacogdoches. Senators Morrow
and Brelsford viii arrive in few
days.
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NO HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
Get q 10 cent package Of DR.
James Headache Powders
and don't suffer.

When your head aches You simply
must have relief or YOU VIII 20 Will.
It's needless to suffer when you can
take a remedy like DIR. James Head
ache Powders and relieve the pain ami
neuralgia at once. send someone to
the drug store now for dime Package
81 DR.. James Headache Powders.
Don't suffer, tn a few moments you
viii feel fine-headaehe sone-no more
neuralgia pain.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Chicago at Va hsngtna
81 Louis ~ View York
Detroit 80 Philadelphia
Cleveland go BOSTON
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 10
acre farm one and one-half miles
northeast OF Blum. plenty OF wood
aud water A bargain for cash. or
will exchange Tor house aud lot N
WaNahachic For further informa-
ton write ROY BAKER Blum. Tex
IS. i2gpd
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OF THE TEAMS.
National League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Brooklyn . st. Louis 3
New York So. Cincinnati I'll.
Roston 3. Chicago
Philadelphia Q. Pittsburgh !.
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RAILROAD TIM TABLE.


south NNMitN
Nn lgases isusa m
Nurth iaHHd
So arrives .bsfs rs u
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Denison at Oklahoma City.
Sherman at Fort Smith.
Paris at Muskogee.
McAlester at Tulsa.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Beaumont o. Dallas 2.
Galveston 1. Waco 16.
Houston 2. Shreveport 8.
San Angelo 5. Fort Worth s.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Dallas At Houston.
Waco at San Antonio.
Shreveport at Beaumont.
Fort Worth at Galveston.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Western Association.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Denison 4. Sherman 5.
Tulsa IL, Muskogee 5.
Paris o, Fort Smith 4
McAlcster s. Oklahoma City ?
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06
FOR RENT.

HOUSE Tor rent STE Dr Kepilnger.
Il
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BASEBALL CALENDAR

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Texas League.
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FOR RENT Nee large furnished
roams. Tor light housekeeping
ihune Sts. ur call AZ TOO College
81 rect q
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FOR RENT-Four room house on
Dunn street, good garden and barn
Small orchard. Apply to II. S. Dear
born. lie
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NANARRETE ES...
Vicnc dc Ia pigina 3.

ri6diro de- Mexico. entire Qulcn">
So conDaba i'm i6ycn ruHado suyo.
cue Dambi"u lego a ser diputado
dr Ia Camara usurpadora. Navarro
tr pa=aba cyplcniidamenjc cl bonn
DO y daba francachclas ell homer
de- los que So 10 hacian, de- manera
que sus Antiques paucgiristas esjdn
agradccidos a 81.
En- cOusccucncia. no parcce cN-
franc que Rubio Navarrcle Venga
con Quitn sabe que des!gnlos a este
pals. Y su primer paso sea en- eI
scntido lie maniIcstar que 10 Sc
iunla con los hucrtiStas,' aunque
81 haya lIamado a su amigo del al
ma Enrique GorostieIa Y este pro-
bablrmentc en- tratOs con Quircz.
Cast hasta puedo decir que prom
10 a]parcrcri Rubio Navarrcte como
una yiclima-pucs asi 10 declare en-
Europa-dc Huerla. 81, fuG una
virlima que de simple mayOrcitC
! federal lego hasta general de di-
vision. que DE bruja impcnitente
pas6 4 Millionaire. que de arIiIlc-
TO osruro fut a dar a una curu.
en- la Camara de DipuladOs huertis-
ias. 10 mismo que 81 hcrmano y SUI;
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Los PREPARATIVOS DE LOS
EELLISTAS......
Viene de la Pag ia.)

bomba arrojada por algun soldado.
Ocho segundos son suficientes para
que la explosion Sc verifique.
Sc espera la llegada de mas canones.
Informes fidedignos no dejan du-
ia del arribo de IN tren o mas Ca
ZONES, los cuales seran suficientes pa
"a la demolici0n de las trincheras y
Ia captura de Matamoros.
Sc cree que ell tren llegue hoy en-
"a noche 0 manana a mas tardar. Los
canones que vienen son de grueso Ca
.ibre. Harry II. Kemer, americana
lyiadOr de Oklahoma, esta en- este
.ampamento y ofrecio sus servicios
Il general Rodriguez, pero como no
.iene cOnocimiento en- ell mecanismo
lei biplano Wright, sus ofertas fue-
ron d~esechadas.
Una fabrica para la manufacture
lie municiones de artilleria fue es-
ablecida en- chihuahua por Villa ha-
e un ano, la cual ha dado grandes
,antidades para uso del ejercito vi
lista.
TambiGn en- Mexico Sc encuentra
ira pequena para municiones de fu-
il, pero es practicamente ~inservible
ARA ell armamento usado actualmen-
e por ell mencionado ejercito, cuya
.ausa es debida al frecuente Gambia
:e o~perarios en- dicha fabrica.
Sc tiene completa seguridad que
i pr6ximO ataque al Puerto de Ma
amoros comenzara ell sabado.
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L ALCALDE DE MONTERREY
pRESENTARA SU RENUNClA.
Nicnc de la Pag. la

ara, Jesus V. Vilialpando, Agustin
.antosco Y Rioseco, Julio Cardenas y
ose Ruiz, que Sc encuentran aqui
icsde aver procedentes de Ia capital
!el Estado de Jalisco, daran en- el
eatro Independence n function pa
4 arbitrarse fondos, pues vienen en-
.ondiciones precarisimas.
Representaran Ia comedia de los
lcgmanos Quintero, "Amores y Amo-
los" o la cooperation de las CO.
lscidas artistas Guadalupe Nava,
aurora Prado y Columbia Casca.
La function Sc verificara ell lunes
rr0Ximo.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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y GRAN CARGAMENTO DE-.
Nienc dc la Pag. Ia.)

,..l,i,oion r,,, ono 50 ryitc 81
,a,o de- los heridos dc ambos con-
nudicntrS, a terrllOrlO americana.
La disposition - I'D cApcu'uo
"h 81 upJ''o w ''i,"' ~
' .n,,nIr,rsn ON oslo
,,,,r
De manrra que los hcridos que
'suIIcn en- cl proNiIho coiiiDa'e'
Iiuiai que ser d'eIlu'uoS ="
''' .aI,a aanonLo nues
L"a;,aI.. o,lar os~rohIeridos
n casas c6modas.
gsssgSHEsy
)cscrtar0n diez carraiicislas oe ias
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es listed suscriptor del diario o
del semanarIo.
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS.

en-
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los 4oe
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Il F-.nccsa del Dollar.
Amor Y Martirlo.
L. IIIga lie Venus.
Por que Sc Gasan los Hombres.
Pgr que Sc CaSan las MuJercS.
Por cue Pecan las Mujeres.
Por Que RelucIden las NIudas.
E Collar Ue Esmgraldas.
Las Eijas de Champagne.
Fl NiuO de RulseuOres.
Las Ooreras del Amor.
Marina O Il Hija de las Olas.
Pasiouarias de Amor.
e 81 de las Ninas.
La Tiuda Allegro.
L. Nina de los JaZmInes.
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bomba arrojada por algun soldado.
Ocho segundos son suficientes para
que la explosion Sc verifique.
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educativa de utilidad practica, que
contiene 30 ~lecciones de Ia vida dia-
ria. Ensena 10 que debe hacerse
para alcanzar eXito en- los negocios,
en- ell estudio, en- 10 que el hombre
Sc proponga. Es una obra mHy
util .SI.uo
LuzbeI en- Campana (pastorela) 40c
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-06-25
Fortescue.
Fortescue correspondent In New
JeIersonian, June u, 1915.

Fortescue correspondent In News.
JeGersonian, June II, 1915:
Dave Romine left Friday evening
for a trip TO Wyoming,
Jay Minton ishome from the state
university al Columbia TO spend the
summer vacation.
Mrs, Drake, OF Chillicotle, Who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, James Catron, left for her home.
William Frederick Curnut, died
Friday, June II, al the home OF his
grandmother, Mrs, Sarah Myers. The
little fellow had been III only about q
week with tubercular menengitis.
His mother, Mrs. Curnutt died about
two years ago and since that time he
lived with his grandmother. Short
funeral services were held al the
home, Saturday At 10 o'clock and In.
terment was made In the Tarkio
Chapel churchyard.
The state highway engineer has
laid out q state road which passes
from Mound City through Bigelow
and on over TO the river, Money viii
be provided by the state for the main.
tenance Of this road, and II Is hoped
that II will he . great improvement,
While this Is . step In the right direc.
tion, there is another thing that we