The Fairmont West Virginian., November 30, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

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Ifs raised ^ more corn on theii
pread, and the Funk brothers
ited 20.000 acres of corn a yo^
Pl^|ipiing and engaged him i.
the chair of agronomy in ti:
air "was created especially ft
Vice President!
hat sort of grou;
:ii invites farmt
e winter and atte
corn selection a
rhe professor gi
gh. the State ea
nilesi the railro;
of Iowa com
f30 bushels, about lzo.wv
than last year's yield. The c
irth $30,000,000 more than a 3
and Professor Holden is unl
credited with a third interes
idence in the Professor's ft
erwhelming. The counties
i.he made speeches did be
the others. Those in whict
the largest audiences did
. There are fields worked ui
ill application of his metl
1 have produced more than
red bushels to the acre. T'
eighty bushels are frequent,
five bushels in a common y
;ry farmer is reading Holdei
re*thyi fall, selecting his ear
jest ears of corn for seed,
ts germinating qualities, pn
lis soil according to Prof<
litis directions and getting r
cak. all records next year.
tsoi tiiorp will be ter
cent, increase in the corn acj
_ next; season, and the farmers pre
to make it average 50 bushels t
acre. Great preparations are m:
for farmers' institutes in every
, ty, which will be addressed hy
fessor Holden when he can at
and otherwise by graduates o
We have just unloaded our c
Novelty Ranges for fall trade, an
in a position to make you close I
J. L. Hall's Hardware Store.
We want to feed Marion c
Charles Howard Is a special
DECLARES WIFE HAS
MARRYING HABIT.
Husband No. 3 Lives Under Same
Roof With No. 4?Wants
Annulment.
NEW YORK. Nov. 30.;?According
to the statement sworn to In the action
brought by Charles F. Henderson
for an annulment of marriage, his
wife, Kate Henderson, 30 years old,
has made matrimony a habit. Ho alleges
that she has three h usbands over
the limit allowed by law.
Mrs. Henderson, pretty and petite,
lives at No. 3497 Eighth avenue. A
peculiar phase of the case is furnished
in the fact that, according to her.
Henderson, who figures in the list or
.husbands as Xo. 2 lives there also
with No. 4 whom he specifically names
in his complaint. Mrs. Henderson has
been served with (lie papers in the
case, and has so far Interposed no defense.
In his complaint Henderson alleges
that his wife was first married in 1891
when site was only IS years old, to
John tlillingham. What became of
Giliingham is not lmown. In 1892,
Henderson says, she was married to
Charles Benkenstein by Alderman.
Frank Rogers, at the City Hall, this
city.
Henderson himself was the third
husband, having been married to her
in Jersey City in 1S95. He alleges
that Loth Giliingham and Benkenstein
were alive at the time, and that
. -she had been divorced from neither.
r According to Henderson the habit
r grew on his wife, and in 1901 she
married Victor Carl, who now lives in
o the same house she does.
Both Henderson and his wife be
S
long to good families in excellent so
cial standing. Mrs. Henderson refuses
' to discuss tile auegauuus. * .
y is represented in his action by Georgi
d Robinson, of No. 99 Nassau street.
HOUSE WRECKED
BY A BIG BLAST.
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e.
g Explosion and Shower of Stones a
^ Cavetown?Home of Robert
Hawkins Was Demolished.
^ HAGERSTOWN, Md., Nov. 30.The
home of Robert Hawkins, o
tj Cavetown, this county, was wrecke
by the discharge of a blast. On
large stone fell through the roof an
X*
. went through to the cellar, smashin
the cook stove, upsetting the dinnt
c(' table and doihg other damage. Ai
, - other stone fell down the cliimnc:
^ while a third knocked out a portio
of the gable end of the dwelling. A
jj of the window glass in the house ar
a number of window panes in a
rp joining houses were broken.
The blast was set off at the Busln
rs
stone quarries, along the line of Ti
"w^i-vintu? Railroad at: Cav
VV WlWil " -T-?V,
, . town, it is understood that ten ke;
LCt.
;or of powder and a quantity of dynami
had been placed in a lar?5e hole,
shower of stones fell over the to an,
?rs
n(l and houses for sume distance we
-, sliaken. A clothesline in Mrs. Bi
no
ketts yard was cut by a stoi
' Thomas Brunner's team, standi
im3es
near the station, was badly damag<
rjy One of the horses was badly cut a
I ; the wagon was almost wrecked.
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Its short stories are matchli
Its poetry covering the entire
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d are Its jokes, witticisms, sketches
irices. vokins.
160 PAGES DE
ounty No pages are wasted on chea;
g. x tng essays and Idle discussions.
Every page will interest, an
1st on Subscribe now?$2.50 per ye
x order, or registered letter toTH!
York.
Illl!
Oh Modern Science.
tell us that fee centuries man
has made grave mistakes ;
In' coping with his sickness, his fe-, ;
vers and Jhis aches?
And when we meekly try to tell what
grandma used to do
To cure a cold or stop a chill," .tbd doctors
cry "Pooh! Pooh!"
The facet of old Hippocrates is turned
against the wall.
The wonder is that, anybody ever grew
at ail.
They tell us that the carpets and the
big upholstered chairs,
The wells and cisterns and the rest or
all the old affairs.
Were most insanitary, and whoever
drew <l uitiuui
Within a rod of one of them was simply
courting death.
They're burning sulphur in the cheat
with grandma's quilts and
shawls?
The wonder is that anybody ever grew
at all.
They tell us that, our mothers and
i:ra.iid mothers were wrong?
In fact, they roast great-grandma in 1
some language that is strong.
And groat-great grandma comes In,
too, for criticism rough? ^
Because they let their children eat sh
much unhealthy stuff.
And, oli, they vow 'twas wicked that
they did not leL us bawl?
The wonder is that anybody ever
grew at all.
They tell us that the infant, who arrived
a montli ago
is handicapped by him or her of Ibis
last day or so.
3 Because the newer children have the
, vastly greater chance
; Of profiting by science in its very
last advance.
The memories of childhood are the
sort that should appall?
The wonder is that anybody eve.
grew at all.
t ?Chicago Tribune,
THE CHRISTMAS DELINEATOR
The December Deiineaior, with its
tt message of good cheer and helpful
d ness, will be welcomed in every home
c- The fashion pages are unusually at
? tractive, illustrating and describin;
r the very latest modes in a way t<
;r make their construction during tin
a- busy festive season a pleasure in
/. stead of a task, and the literary am
ui pictorial features are of rare excel
11 lence. A selection of Lo va Songs fron
id the Wagner operas, rendered inti
d- English by Richard de Gallienne am
beautifully illustrated in colors by J
v c. Leyendeclrer, occupies a prom
n; nent place, and a chapter in the Con
e- posers' Series, relating the Romanc
gs of Wagner and Cosima, Is an inferos
to ing supplement to the lyrics. A rer
A clever paper entitled "Ti e Court Cl
II, clos of the Republic,' describes soni
ire unique phases of Washington socii
iir- life is from an unnamed contribute
le. who is said to write from the inni
ng circles of society. There are slio
->.i I "i,ivnni the nens of r. Hopklnsc
nd Smitli, Robert Grant, Alice Fealce, ar
I such interesting -writers as Julia M
OF THE WORLD.
?Boston Herald.
HART SET
s of Cleverness.
f-deftned purpose.
sement and mental recreation are the n
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each upwber) are by the most brilll;
ess?clean and full of interest,
field of verse?pathos, love, humor, tend
lets, men and women of the day.
3, etc., are admittedly the most mirth-j
LIGHTFUL READING.
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THE LIVER QUARANTINE
" TAKIXG HIS MEAIS OT7X.**
CyHxirried eating has ruined many a man's
stomach. The digestion-destroying process
is gradual, often unnoticed at first.
But it is only a. short time until the liver
balks, the digestive organs give way, and :
almost countless ills assail me man wuu
endeavors to economize time at the expense
of his health.
<f A torpid liver causes a quarantine of the
entire system. It locks in the diseased
?;erms and body poisons and affords them
ull play, inviting some serious illness.
<J[In families where August Flower is used,
a sluggish liver and constipation are unknown,
so are all stomach ailments, as
well as indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn,
headaches and kidney and talader affections.
No well-regulated family should
' be without this standard remedy. 9
<JTwo sizes, 25c and 75c. All druggists.
grader, L. Frank Bauni, and Grace
MacGowan Cooke hold L"ie attention
of the children. (Many Christmas suggestions
are given in needlework and
the Cookery pages are redolent of the
Christmas feast. In adCtion, then
are the regular departments of the
magazine-, with many special articles
on topics relating to woman's inter
ests within and without the home.
THE GURNEY EPISODE.
The Check For the $25 Fine Went
Back and Forth.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 30.?
' Announcement is made at the State
mo,that ir received from
the British Ambassador at Washing
ton a chock for $25. the amount whicli
a Massachusetts magistrate fined
Hugh Gurney. third secretary of eni
; bassy, charged with exceeding tin
- speed limit for .automobiles in Mas
sachusetts. The check was received
- immediately after the magistral!
* apologized for his conduct, and was
~> promptly returned to the ambassadoi
? bv the Department with a cordis
- note informing him that as the arres
3 of his secretary was unwarranted tin
fine was irregular and could not in
i received. The announcement of thesi
a facts is made by the State Depart
:! ment that it may he known that tin
. British embassy was ready from th
i- start to make all appropriate amends
: DOC
I BACKj
Z ALSO PURIFIKS
, ? Don't "become discouraged. Ther:
% cases as yours. AU coosaUatior.s aro FK
ler"Liberality
of principle, scope of thong
cWcrving- devotion aro the requisites in the
treatment of all affections, both acute, a
***** from an influenza to a j*rave typhoid, i
?; "' bronchial cough to a graye eomsuraption.;
Dr. JI. M. Fenner, b ef or ? ori^of theNo
Assembly Chamber, of ,the State Capitol
?w IFOR SALE 'BY,v
THAT DELIGHTFUL FLAVOR
given by tie juices of luscious fruits,
ripe and fresh, makes Jim Martin's
soda so popular. The fact that all
these syrups are absolutely pure ap
peals to everyone's good sense who
values health. The water used is pure
also, and there is no Summer beverage
so wholesome and delicious. Try
a glass of soda with his delicious Ice
cream at the
SOUTH SIDE PHARMACY.
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NOTICE
If you see a nice 1 <oking
couple driving around with a
good stylish liorse, elegant harness,
nobby run-a-bout, carriage or trap,
with nice clean robes, and everything
to match, you can wager ten to one it
was hired from the -Jackson Livery
Barn, as we put out only that kind.
FRED S. JACKSON, Manager. Open
day and night. x
We carry a complete line of wood,
iron, and Cincinnati bucket pumps.
J. L. Hall's Hardware Store. i
Buy your lime, Cumberland, Portland
cement, at J. L. Hall's Hardware
Store. x
I have some good lots in two squares
of Court-house for sale at $375.00. H.
, H. Lanham. i
W & T
H "tran
\ j Hauling of all kinds. M
s pianos c
- ' oig Merchant street
Residence, 319 M next t<
c. Office on Parks .^t, W
e Skinner's iavem,
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TOR FEN1
lne^
veil i C
the blood
e is a cure for you. If necessary write Dr. F
;ht and research, uptiring energy, and nns
medical man to extended success in the
ind chronic,, staple and complex, ranging^ Se
l simple nicer to a scirrhons cancer, a
'r^Extnictirqin'an^ address.delivered-;by
w York State Medical Societies, in the
at'Albany, N. 1',, 7an. 27th, 1869.
GOING BACKWARD
In a financial sense present^ a poor- . ' vgf?
outlook lor the future. I'ut by something
of your savings,Jno matter how f?
little, and get the benefit of the security
of - this; strong savings-bank and
its 4 per cent-Sinterest. When worsetimes
prevail you'll have your ows
plus compoundedi;interest. Booklet
CITIZENS'DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, ||
JOSEPH SCHUSTER, I
Contractor for Cement Sidewalks jS
Cellar Floors, Yards, Retaining "Wall! If
R^nd Steps. Stable Floors an< CeQtrt J
made water tight, a specialty. 1 j
Residence?Speace street, near Ma 1
pie avenue. F. & M. 'Phone, 634- P.
O. Box, 476. Fairmont^ W. Va.
I have some good bargains on Fatrmont
avenue. Call and see m?- 54.
H. Lanham. a
One half price on ladies' coats and
jackets. Save money and go to J.
S. Pople's. | :
Try your luck?it doesn't cost anything.
Coal City House Furnishing
Company. x
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Some person -will get the 100-piec?
Haviland dinner set. Coal City Houss
Furnishing Company. x
"We are agents for Oliver Chilled'
and Syracuse plows. J. Jj. Hall'* . r s'Ms
Hardware Store. x
' ? ? :A?S#f
Some person will get the chair. Coal
City House Furnishing Company. I
HOMflS,
fSFER.
oving household "goods and .
t specialty.
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Bell 'Phone?Residence, 340 i Ofi
fice, 8.
Consolidated 'Phone?.'Residence,
70, Office, 10O. ' ' vVERBS'
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_____ All Diseases of the Kidneys,
Bladder, and Urinary Organs.
^ / Also Heart Disease, Rheum a
? 1 11
ftism, iiacKacne, uravex, wup;f
Female Troubles. 6
enner. Eo haa spent a lifetime curing just aaok
Jackache
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DroDsv
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Kidneys
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cheumatism
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oravei
jJEs
-leart
Disease
VN UNFAILING REMEDY.
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