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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-03
MARRIED.

DIX-HEWITT-In this city. July l. 1904. by
the Rev. John Stephens, Charles A. Dix Of
Pasadena to Florella H. Hewitt Of Los An
gsles.
HATcH-RENWICK-In this city. June is.
l3O4. by the Rev. f. r. Willis Irwin c
Hatch and A. Louise Renwick. both OF this
city.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent bv
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
In at either OF the publication Offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per
sons authorized to have the same publishes
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
OF the event are published once in this column
free OF charge
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PROPOSALS.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Berkeley
Notice to contractors. builders and material
men: Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids are solicited for performing the labor
and furnishing the materials for fire escapes
Tor Hearst Hall, the grounds of the Uni
versity Of California at Berkeley, California
and said bids Will be received at the office OF
the regents South Hall. Berkeley, at or
before o'clock D. m. OF July Z 1904
Plans and specifications Of said fire escapes
have been adopted and may be examined
daily at the office of the regents from 8 a. m
until p m No bids will be considered
unless accompanied by a certified check or
bond OF bidder, in favor OF the Regents Of
the University OF California, equal to ten
00) per cent OF his bid. with sufficient
Fureties. conditioned that II said bid be &C
oepted, the bidder will duly enter into a
proper contract to faithfully perform the
duty and obligations in accordance with said
bid and with the plans and specificat tions
which hereby required to be a part of
such contract. The right TO reject any or all
bids is hereby reserved. BY order Of the
Regents Committee on Grounds and Build
ings. V. H. HENDERSON, Acting Secretary.
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VIAVI.

MOTHERS and daughters home treatment;
booklet mailed free; correspondence invited
VIAVI CO.. 23o4 Van Ness ave
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DIED..

Barry, William Hardee, Margaret F.
Bradley Richard Hurden. George D.
Brilliant Tobias Kelly Gertie
Burke, Patrick Kennedy. Charles
Bushnell. Mrs. Martha LAWN. Celestine "
Carroll, George l.. Mcdonald. Agnes L.
Dake. Edmund c. Moore, Lester H.
Danelson, John +. Moscrop, Joseph
Demartini Joseph Pierce, James
Dumphy, Samuel Rehm, ElVira
Engwer Arthur w. Riddock Alexander
Flaherty Margaret Ryan. Joseph r.
Gardner Rebecca Smith James
Gray, William T. Steiner, Jacob
Griffin. Josephine Stein Eda
Hand Frances A. Stein George
Hansen. Johannes Styles, Robert e.
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DIVIDEND Notice: Humboldt Savings Bank
Is Geary st--For the half year ending lime
20 dividend on deposits has beon declared
81 the rate OF 81 per cent per annum free
Of taxes. payable on and after July l. 1904
W. Z. PALMER Cashier
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DIVIDEND Notice-Savings and Loan societr
lVl Montgomery ST. corner Sutter has de-
clarec dividend for the term ending me
20 1904. al the rate Of three and one-ouarter
t51) pe- cent per annum On all deposits free
q taxes and payable on and after July l.
ssOA CYRUS W. CARMANY. Cashier,
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SUFFERING AND STAMMERING.
AT Melbourne Institute, Van Ness & Market
IS taught celebrated Melbourne system; only
Melbourne in L. s.: private; esta blished 3
years in s. F. Tel Mint 2626 from TO pm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the Maria Kip
Orphanage OF 520 Lake St. San Francisco,
has received the following half orphan girls
from January ] to July 1, 1904: Margaret
l.. Alexander IL years months; Reba Rob
inson. IL years months; Juanita Walls
worth, 10 years months: May Walsworth.
S years II months; Vicien Dunlle, Is years
Aileen Dunkle years months; Doris
DUnkle, 3 years 10 months; Hazel b. Wells.
years months; Emeie Delange, years
months: Maria Grunn Z years 8 months;
Nellie Conoley. years months: Helen
Conoley, years IL months: Daphne M.
Reeves 13 years Evelyn 1. Reeves, 10 years
Z months.
THE San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum
Society herewith gives notice that the fol-
lowing orphan and half-orphan girls and boys
have been admitted to the asylum on Haght
street from April J. 1904 to July 1, 1904:
Nellie Armstrong. u years months; Sarah
Ellen Johnson years months; Marguerite
Campbell. 10 years; Lillian Postell. II years
10 months; Julia Hoppe, years months;
Frederick Johnson. 10 years months.
SUSAN RUSSELL SPOTS, Secretary.
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STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES.
A-GILBERT & STOLL Storage Co.; storage.
packing. shipping warehouse G. G. and Van
Ness; office 1170 Market. r. 43: tel. South $50.
A-EMPORIUM Storage & Van Co.; furniture,
household goods stored moved, shipped. 725-
7S1 Howard st. nr. Third: phone Grant 161.
CAPITAL Van and Storage Co.. Eddy ST.;
phone Mint 2e41- JOHN F. COOPER, pres.
PIERCE-RODOLPH Storage & Moving Co.. Of
fee Post and Powell sts; tel Prf. Elk. OIL.
cONKLIN's Storage-Furniture and merchan-
diss 333 Golden Gate ave: phone East 126.
GOLDEN West Storage: advances made $40
Mission st; tel Howard 941. F. .Zehfuss.
PACIFIC Storage and Furniture Moving Com
peny. 252o Fillmore st; phone Jackson PSI.
BEKINS Van and Storage Co.. IL Montgomery
st.. tel. Main 1910. Shipping at cut rates.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJ. HARRIS. pension. 40 Ellis St
RESTAURANT, 2O9 Jones' has changed hands;
outstanding bills must be presented in days.
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CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs Sallie Ruddock desires to return her
sincere thanks to friends and Department Of
Electricity who SO kindly attended the
funeral Of her late husband. Frederick L.
RuddOck
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dividend NO1ICES.
DIVIDEND Notice: Phoenix Savings. Build
ing and Loan Association-For the six
months ending June 20 1904 dividends have
been declared on deposits in the saving de-
parrnenr as follows: On term certificates, at
the rate Of per cent per snnum; on ordi-
nary savings accounts at the rate OF AZ
per cent per annum. free OF taxes and pay
able on and after July 90 1904. The "Phoe-
nix has a guaranteed capital Of $2O0 600 and
total paid in capital OF 81. 200 600. Its
board OF directors are A A. Watkins, pres-
cent; Charles r. Bishop. vice president; s
Prentiss Smith. treasurer George c Board
man. director; Gavin McNab. director;
Charles + Ladd. director.
CLARENCE GRANGE, Secretary and Man
aging Director.
Dividend notlce-The Giant Powder Co. Con
dividend, No. e., Of fifty cents 600 per
share on the issued capital stock Of the com
pany has been declared payable at office Of
the company rooms 2O2 2O4 and 2Os Hay-
ward bldg, san Francisco. on July IL 1904
Transfer books close July 8. 1904 at noon
r. h RENNIE. Secretary. pro tenn.
OFFICE OF The HIbernia Savings and Loan
Society. corner Market, McAllister and Jones
sts.. san Francisco. June 81 1904.-At a
regular meeting OF the Board of Directors OF
this society. held this day. a dividend has
been declared at the rate OF three and one
fourth (31s) per cent per annum on all de-
posits for the six months ending June 30.
lsy4, free from all taxes and payable and
after July ], 1904
ROBERT J. ToBIN. Secretary.
DIVIDEND NoTICE-san Francisco ana sub
urban Home Building Society. fifth floor,
Mutual Savings Bank building. GOS Market
St. opposite Third-For the half year end
ing June SO. 1904 a dividend has been de-
clareo at tEe rate per annum Of ten Q0) per
cent or capital stock and participating GER
uhcates, free from taxes payable on and
after Friday. July J. 1904
JOSEPH A. LEONARD Manager
HUGH CRAIG. Secretary and Cashier
DIVIDEND Notice: California safe Deposit
Montgomery Ets.-For the six months ending
June 30 1904 dividends have been declared
On deposits IN the savings department OF THIS
company as follows: On term deposits at
ordinary deposits at the rate Of Der cent
per snnum, free of taxes and PAYABLE on ana
after Friday, July 1, 1904.
J. DALZELL BROWN. Manager
THE Continental Building and Loan Assoc,s-
ticn. corner Of California and Battery streets
San Francisco, has declared a dividend ~
per cent per annun Class AZ and
p stock. per cent on term deposits sn6
per cent on ordinary deposits, for the sir
months ending June 80 1903.
WASHINGTON DODGE, President
WILLIAM CORBIN. Sec Gen. Mgr.
DIVIDEND NoTTcE-rhe Market st-..,
Bank. corner Market and Seventh sts-For
The half year ending June 30. 1904 a divi
cend has been declared at the rate OF shraa
and one-hslf C3-5o) per cent per annun, l1no1
ordinary deposits (savings departu1ent) Tree
q ali taxes. payable and after july
l3o3 W p. NASH. Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTICE: Mutual Savings Rs1E
of San Francisco, 40 Market st-For tbe
half year ending June 30, 1904 a dividend
cne-quarter f5z) per cent per annum on All
deposits. free OF taxes, payable on and aefer
Friday, July 1. 1904.
GEO. A. STORY. Cashier.
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THE Continental Building and Loan Associa
tion. corner Of California and Battery streets
San Francisco. has declared a dividend OF
per cent per annurn on Class "a" and
F. stock, per cent on term deposits and
per cent on ordinary deposits for the sir
months ending June 80, 1904.
WASHINGTON DODGE President
WILLIAM CORBIN. Sec. & Gen. Mgr
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Dividend notice-The Giant Powder Co. Con.
a dividend. 10. e., Of fifty cents 600 per
share on the issued capital stock OF the com
pany has been declared payable at office of
the company, rooms 202, 2O4 and 2O6 Hay
ward bldg, san Francisco. on July IL 1904
Transfer books close July O. 1904 at noon.
r. u. RENNIE- Secretary. pro tenn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
FOURTH OF JULY WILL BE a
HUMMER AND PEOPLE NEED
NOT LEAVE FARM ONT TO
HAVE A GOOD TIME.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE
BEING MADE TO HAVE BIG
DolNGS AT TRACTION
l PARK.

1t will not be necessary for our
people to leave the city and go to
some other place for q proper cele-s
bration of the anniversary of our In.
dependence. On July 4, at Traction
Park will be celebration enough to
satisfy the most patriotic.
Among the attractions will g@ be
dancing, which will continue during
the day and until the last car runs
ct night. Music Will be furnished by
MacA-thurs six-piece orchestra. a
large pavilion has been cons structed
and beautiful waxed floor VIII Eac.
commodate the ones who engagesin1
that kind Of pleasure Arrangements
are being made To haTesa balloon8as
|censio some thIiig that hasS not been zen
seen here ears sa1u ses y lssste .
fired BY large can non n p1aced sapon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
MUST
KEEP OFF
RoYs AND OTHER PEOPLE COME
UNDER THE BAN FOR THES-
PAsSiNG-STREE CAR COM
PANY ASKS FOR ORDi-
NANCE.

The local street car company mas
been caused a great deal OF annoy
ance by. boys jumping on and OF the
cars when stopping and starting
again The conductors do not like to
kick the boys off, but some Of them
are liable to be run over and perhaps
killed In order to put stop to this
kind Of thing Attorney Alexander
prepared an ordinance against it and
submitted it to the Council last even
ing. The following is a copy:
An ordinance to prevent persons from
T. trespassing on street or electric
railroad cars:
BE. it ordained by the City Council OF
the City of Fairmont:
That if any person, not being pas
senger OF. ernploye. shall be found tres
passing upon any street or electric
railroad car within the City of Fair
mont by jumping on or off any sHch
car on its arrival, stay or departure
at or from, any cross street, stopping
place or station, or on the passage OF
any such car over any part OF such
street or electric railroad. such per-
son so often ling shall be deemed dis
orderly person and shall. upon con-
viction for such offense, be fined not
less than 81 60 nor more than $500
for each offeuSe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
EXPENSES
HAVE BEEN VERY HEAVY IN THE
MANY IMP ABOUT
TOWN-ROND ISSUE WOULD
HELP US OUT.

The City Of Fairmont has been pay
ing out great deal of money for the
new system of water works now un-
der construction. So much has been
paid out that the treasury is empty
Some much-needed improvements
have to be held back on account OF
this deficit. When the Legislature
meets it is likely that blll Will be
passed giving the city the power 70
make a loan on the system OF wate:
works now being installed. The city
is now carrying a heavy bonded debt
and the people do not desire 1t to be
increased. If a loan of about Sl5O,Oeo
can be made on the water system, II
viii greatly relieve our financial con-
dition. The city will not become BANK
rupt by any means but we nave
streets that ought to be paved ana
sewers that ought to be laid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
cuRFEw ORDINANCE WAS RE
PORTED WITHOUT RECON-
MENDATloN BY THE CON-
MlTTEE.
STREET CAR FRANCHISE is TO
BE CAREFULLY LOOKED IN
TO BEFORE BEING GRANT
ED ACCORDING TO THE
REPORT.

An adjourned meeting Of the City
Council was held last night Al
though not much business was trans
acted the procedure was rather SLOW
and the time had to be extended
rwice Councilmer Harr, Robinson,
Lilly, Davis, Raymond, Hutchinson,
Downs and Everharr We're present
The bids for the paving at the
wharf with cobble stones were open
ed and, as John @. Levelle's offer
was lowest, he was awarded the con
tract He will pave al S5 cents per
square yard and if there is any
broken stone TO be furnished, the
city will attend to it
Attorney A. l.. Lehman appeared
for the purpose af having the city to
put in a four-inch water line from
Woodlawn cemetery to the corpora
ton line TO connect with the line lald
by the Bellview Improvement COM
pany AT the present time there IS
only a two-inch private line extend
ing beyond Woodlawn and this does
not furnish water enough. By laying
four-inch line the people down
there can have all the water they
want and the people on the Bellvlew
Company's line will be furnished.
The city has the pipe on hand and
as the Bellview Company agrees to
carry the cost of laying for two years,
the Council ordered it done, The to-
tai cost is guaranteed not to be more
than $500. The work will begin at
once
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
COURT NEWS
Suit Entered.

M Brumley has entered suit in
ss:hancery in Intermediate Court
against Mary Brumley- Attorney
Grant represents the plaintiff.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
.lAlJCH. BUSINESS WAS
BEFORE COUNCIL

third for the city for a period of three
years
Attorney G. NJ. Alexander Offered
an ordinance against jumping on and
off street cars when not passenger,
which was referred to the proper
committee. @
The Ordinance Committee reported
on the laundry ordinance and the
Fairmont and Mannington Railway
ordinance. The report was signed
Inv CounciImen Raymond and Hutch
inson and agreed to by Solicitor
Stanley On the laundry ordinance
they reported without recommends
ton On the street railway ordi'
nance. "to be carefully considered as
I a body and "anended in several par
ticulars, and especially as to that
part thereof defining the streets and
highways of the city along which
said railroad is proposed 20 be con
structed, and that defining the rights
of the cars in passing over such hlsh-
ways The report went on to say
that other questions would be brought
up by the committee when the ordi.
nance was read. Councilman Hay
mond moved that the enacting clause
of the laundry ordinance be stricken
out which was carried, thus ending
that ordinance. The reasons given
were that it Disseminated against
the poor washerwoman in favor OF
the laundry.
The curfew law was not brought
up.
Council then took up the street
railway franchise. Mr.. Kerrdall, OF
New York, who is railway pro
moter, appeared for the Fairmon'
and Mannington Company and urged
| the Council to take action as soon as
possible There came up as far as
the second reading was carried on
last night, two points where the
streets are not wide enough. The
route decided upon was to enter the
city by Cherry avenue, Barney tc
| Main, then on Traction Company's
line. to Second, Second to CASTOR
CASTOR to Ninth, Ninth to Benoni
Benoni to Sixth, Sixth becoming
Eighth to Locust. This was as fa'
as the second reading went
The two narrow places are where
lCherry comes to Barney and where
Eiehth comes tor Locust. This morn
Ing, according to agreement GitJ
Engine Prickett and the Company
engineer measure the strets and this
fsafternoon the finance Gonamittee
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
BNER lM'KINLEY DIED
THIS MORNING
ss,MI.Y BROTHER oF#THE5 LATE
PREsiDENT5 WAS FOUND
DEAD IN BED AT EIGHT
O'CLOCK.
zaaRs. MCKINLEY WAS THE FIRST
TO ENTER The ROOM IN
WHICH HER HUSBAND
4gfPASSED AWAY.

;s SOMERSET, Pa. June 11.-Abner
Mckinley brother of the late Presl-
sg1ent Mckinley, was found dead mere
& m his room Sby& his wife at O'CLOCK
xhis morning Death was que 70
BHght,s disease.
WINE Mr. Mckinley has been i'll
Tor a year, he was feeling except on
any good yesterday. and enjoyed a
s5nug drive. He retired in unusually
bright spirits and told his physician,
9Dr-H- L. Marsden, that he expected
"A good nights rest.
3s7s Mr.. Mckinley was an early riser,
and when not able to be up always
aHoke at an early hour When he
tailed to appear early this morning,
his wife went to his room, which ad-
joined hers, and found her husband
dead N his chair, attired in his
clothes, proving that Mr.. Mckinley
had retired and afterwards presuma-
bly, becoming seriously i'll, had taken
the position in the chair to relieve his
pain
Mrs Mckinley was almost overcome
by the shock; and in a fainting con-
4sIitIon notified other members Of the
family The news of Mr. Mckinley.s
death spread rapidly about town, and
I'M q few minutes "McKinley Place;
Z was surrounded by friends of the fam
SI1y-
sAbner Mckinley was the only
Brother Of the late President Mckin-
ley He: was a lawyer by profession
ss:and has practiced in New York since
1s97, his Office being located at So
Broadway. He was born in Canton,
Ohio, and practiced law in that city
previous to coming to- New York. He
was 4 member Of the Union League
and Lawyers Clubs Off New York City
The funeral arrangements have not
been concluded yet, but terment will
sabe made al. Canton Monday afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11

GENERAL SHERMAN BEL TELLss
HOW THE CITIZENS g 3 o--ssSsassSsS
ceEpED 70 FAKE e l-A. y
INTO THEIR OWN
HAND
THERE WAS Not r ON EAoI
FOR soTH ctTs szENss q y Eo1ss5s3E
LAW BREAKERS. SO III g 85sssssssSE
LATTER HAD TOT &C.
: -. !. :. Z. 81 i Z

CHICAGO, June IL; - snera1 aer-S
.f,an Bells AdtNtalaB General Gle
rsdo and Brsgadies. Genera cam "a s1tlsiss 3Il
Ing the martial law sstrtc x TT lselsS
ct,aatrs, Cotcrado. IN ansMe NE fss-! ss!
tGeat by the Chicasp bllfiss rss fsss
reTicw Of the situation IN that 81 stssss
telasraphss to that papsr as Toll lows ssS
"The Cripple Cree dist rfsst dssg
cleaned up and there will besI Ir1IastsS|
trouble in the vicinit S.& It n sS
tic measures TO accompl ish# this. by slts
has been done. reached Wet tnr$ q tfs
. o'clock yesterday mornin ~ 1tstss
me / carried a procia iamaf ion of$i ~ tsrS
tial law, signed bss ctfng5S sasstsrE Ehpotass OF
Warren Hasgott.$ wis sh* to t1 g ke its
public if in my opin on the con daficns$$
Justify 1t. found ts1ing gs til - tt'sf
threatening condition. Ind igf1a tsls w
zens-men of the law 6 nd ORD iess sci ass,,s
men to yield TO ncnods sirS n sei - 80 III
snect for the 1aw---had taken ID gss
into their own hand hey IN sd st he
district with an iron hailt
.,For years they had been 8$ s,nd ndt. ers ne
domain Of city and count on eiaisI
who were either embers or ssT rn I,sass
shizeYs with the Fed era ion II Sof Az tr1sT'sss
They had submitte ID to partial ity slasg
the enforcement Of the law and t ne
.dastardly explosions and ami tirsE$
to attempted train Rreck and md
wholesale murders and ne yer ssns;es
had they taken the lawFs#i irto ieirSs
hands
"But rhe awful crime SofSs Mend ay
when n, en- WORKING ID def fiansse safS
gang OF rnurderers Il An q ss yisaIsa ltssssss
met thei. death tsass
Of I: d:sna
10 a cri Isl Law abidi ling Il
business zen ana
realized tha eitter IA ssIrszsss
bars Of the Federal nsSH
camp. There was not rooira forSho is,s
and they proceeded To- force thsss1 her
M en- OUT. And = don blame EN-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
: ReaI Estate Transfers.

ndimchel Hill and wife TO F'redericll
WangiIder, property in WlnneIo as
t9Fiet; consideration, $50
hinchel Hill and wife to John J..
sHezskell, property in Winfield district;
consideration, S35.
81 Mary A. Duff and husband to j. j.
Heiskell and wife, property on Prick
Ssatt's creek; consideration, S1oo
William A. Morley and wife to Clay
;1on NJ OFF, M property in Winfield dis
arIcf; consideration. SITS.
John Henshaw ct al to e. f. Nor
gan, lot in jackson addition to Fair
mont; consideration. $500.
8 Woodlawn Cemetery Company to
Robert T. Cunningham, lot in Wood
lawn cemetery; consideration, 5000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
BALLOONS, BASEBALL
CONCER IS, CANhl On

the hill and the sky vi laes llslrri iss
mated during the nigh " SkI g.
of Trevor ks Concerts Ns ~ be 81 ZEN
by Junkins' band, and vel
known that they will be wort III lIsteI5l
ing to- At least two gamss sofa lIls
will be played and perhaps nisargs
Many other attractions ilI be3 hsrss
and it viii be an an arotnd ceisssrsa-5
tion. sS
The grounds viii be e we'll Sli ighteds
and under, good police proteet ton So
that no one need be afraid To- axe lsass
dies there Refreshm ts but Snetsi IN. M
toxicants will be sold ON the grollald dsss
Nothing will be advertised that earigs
not be hroug and not hin q but clean
entertainments vii be- 1loWgsd. EsVs: .lss
| every body will be treated s.5Ss
Traction. Park Iocated s sss
place that can be reached From g 5s9|
| directions IS hand to q a
towns along the est Eoras g rs
readily ybe reached sbss
towns saleng the ssS
fdown tile AIonon hsls t. q
| There N III n be Ila n 6 '|8:
from the sur ounSti 3. Il X
the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
DR., Eakins Here.

Rev John Burns Eakins, Phi D.,
OF ST Clairsyille. Ohio. arrived yester-
day afternoon and is being entertain
ssd by his cousin. Mr.. Thomas /.
Bretf, of Alexander Place. DR.. Eakins
wiI1 preach the Baccalaureate sermon
the Normal Auditorium at Io:45
.os:csoca orrow and atsrhe&P Pfesbyss
4 terrain church in the evening az at
clock Dr.. EalkinsS is thorough stu
dent and speaker of great power. 8
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11

James B. Hayhurst has been ap-
pointed administrator of the personal
estate OF j ohm Carpenter, deceased. He
gave bond of 50, 400.
Frederick Vangilder has been ap-
pointed guardian of the infant heirs
of Emeline Vangilder, deceased. Bond
$50
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
TO i-t,3 farmers and Wool Growers.

5 Twill pay "a cents for all mercha ant
able wool4d deIivered StoS me at Fairn 1 'l' ont
or places take in. pay the highest
prices ana treat the Won grpWerrig light
!. ii RANDALL x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
NOTICE.

The Fairmont Gas and Light :;
Company requests US to state !
) that the gas will be off Sunday i
afternoon, June IL, from two to ::
!. four O'clock.
4 :. !. \ i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
5ssl35 4 q Z : Z 3 : Is -
in Great Def11anu.;

.llnsinss, Band is great q sssta alasa
these dava 1t will q sget iacsrtss;
at FRICTION Park tor orro from
To $3.50 and the @ot
OF the bail game. n' asssa
play for the Odd Fee liesss l tes1Iorialis
exercises.