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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-07
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NEW VOTING PRECINCTS !


CT precinct No. G, and running thence
auu said river to the mouth OF West
Fork river; thence with said West
Fork river TO the southeast corner or
Lincoln district; thence with the line
OF Lincoln district to point near the
residence of Milton Shroyer, corner 70
precinct No. 1 SO as to include said
Shroyer in precinct No. S: thence in
q straight line and with a line of pre-
t.inct No. 4 to a point in the Farming
ton pike near the Conway Sraveyard;
and thence. with the lines of precinct
NO and precinct No. to the begin
ming And that the voting place for
said precinct No. be and is estab-
lished at the old store room at Hun
Sal[er bridge.
And that the foregoing be and are cleo
ton precincts Nos. l, ;, i, >, 6, and
.. and the voting places therein, re-
&pectively. And that precinct No. }
as heretofore established remain as
precinct No. 3 of said district. And
that this order and notice OF the same
be published and posted as required
by law.
4 copy from the record.
Attest:
GEO, NJ. JACOBS,
Clerk County Court OF Marion county,
West Virginia.
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low gap 1.-THE top OF the hill above
AZ. e. Parrish IS; thence following tn g
line of precinct MOL to the Fairnont
district line, the place OF beginning.
And that the voting place for said pre-
5cinct No / lie and is established at
James Reeses shoe shop at. Farming
ton.
the corner Of precincts No. I and No.
. at the Warrington district line, in
tersecticn of Gray's run, TeTerbaugn
and Saltlick county roads, and with
said Warrington district line to the
corner Of precinct No. i: and with the
line of precinct NO. 4 to the line OF
precinct No. / at the low gap above NJ.
+. Parrish's; and with said line to
the place of beginning. And that the
voting place for said precinct No .
be and is established at the lower
Plum run school house.
And that the foregoing be and are
the election precincts Of said Lincoln
district and the voting places therein,
respectively. And that this order and
notice OF the same be published and
posted as required by law.
\ copy from the record.
Attest:
GEO. N. JACOBS,
Clerk County Court OF Marion county,
West Virginia.
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w. r. Sellers building at Gloyer.s

w. r. Sellers building at Gloye sriss
Gap. 5gs33 rs.
the Lincoln district line at the top OF
run and Llewellyn run; thence along
the ridge TO a point between the head
OF Bruscy5 run and Mohon's run;
thence along the ridge between
Brushy run and Llewellyn run; thence
along the ridge between Brushy run
and Flat run and down the point to
the mouth OF Brushy run near John
Shanks'; thence with line of precinct
No. ] to the head of brakes run;
thence with line of precinct NO. to
point on the ridge between Pyles
fork and Dents run to point above
Morgan Rice's where it strikes line
Of precinct No. G; thence with line
Of precinct No. to the Monongalla
county line at the head OF Messer's
run and with the Monongalia county
Highland church. and with PawpaW
district line until it strikes Lincoln
district line; thence with Lincoln dis
trict line to the place of beginning.
And that the voting place for precinct
No. : be and IS established at the
Arnlory at Flat run.
PRECINCT NO. S.-Beginning at
the county bridge across the creek
at Burt's tannery and running thence
with lines of precinct No. 1 to the
mouth bl itil -)oIlI .SlleAiihS
thence with the lines Of precinct No.
I TO the Lincoln district line: thence
with the Lincoln district line to the
Harrison county line, to the line OF
precinct No. 3 thence with the lines
of precinct No. 3 and precinct No. 2
to the beginning. And that the voting
place for said precinct No. be and
is established at Burt's school house
near Burt S tannery.
And that the foregoing be and are
election precincts Nos. l. 4 5, 6, I
and 5 in said Warrington district, and
the voting places therein, respectively
1t is further ordered that precincts
Nos. . and 3 in said district as here
tOfOre established, and as they now
exist. remain as precincts OF said dis
t4ict numbered 2 and 3, respectively
And that this order and notice OF the
same be published and posted as re-
C,uireG by law.
\ copy from the record.
Attest:
GEO. NJ. JACOBS,
ClerI. County Court OF Marion county.
Vest Virginia.
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Grant District.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, S.:
at a County Court held in and for
Marion county, at the Courthouse OF
said county, on Friday, July 1, 1901
Present: W. E. Cordray, President:
Festus Downs and S. E. Fleming,
commissioners, being all the Commits
siOnerS' OF this Court.
II now being more than so days
before an election is to be held in this
county or any district or precinct
therein, and it appearing to the Court
that public convenience and the pub
lie good require that the voting place
in precinct No. 5 in Grant district
be changed and re-established, it is
therefore ordered that the voting
place heretofore established in said
precinct No in Grant district Cat
the residence Of Charles Davis. at
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road thatsleads past Zimri Harris resi-
tdauceto ridge road leading back to-
ward Palatfne; thence a straight line
to center OF cross roads atsEor near
residence OF Nelson Hull; thence with
the center OF the Mundell ferry road
to the Valley river near the residence
of George Louden; thence up said
river TO the beginning. And that the
voting place for said precinct No. 4
be and is established at Swearingen's
school house.
PRECINCT NO. 5.-Beginning at
j. 2. MiIler's corner in Shoemaker
hollow at Valley river; thence a
straight line to center of cross roads
near Nelson Hulls residence (buJ not
including the same); thence with the
center OF the Mundell ferry road TO
the Valley river near residence of
George Louden; thence down said
river to the beginning. And that the
voting place for said precinct No. )
be and is established at Benton's Fer
ry school house.
And that the foregoing be and are
the election precincts Of said Union
district and the voting places therein,
respectively. And that this order and
notice of the same be published and
posted as required by law.
\ copy from the record.
Attest:
GEO. NJ. JACOBS,
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It is further ordered that the school
house at Eyerson be and is hereby eS
1abIished as the voting place IN said
precinct No 35iofs Grant district And
that this order and notice of the same
be published and posted as required
by law ss3s
a copy from the record
Attest:
GEO. NJ. JACOBS,
Clerk County Court of Marion county,
West Virginia.
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EVERY DIME is A BABY DOLLAR

Your profits on the goods in Ser's1r
store that are sold withcuT aGrsE-.
Using would not pay your cashiers
salary
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GEO. NJ. JACOBS,

Clerk County Court Of Marion county,
West Virginia.
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PHILIPPINES ARES PAc,FiED..
Military Expert Believes the Force
There Should Be Reduced.

WASHINGTON Sept. 17.---With a
view to reduction in the expense Of
maintaining large military establish
ment in the Philippines, Lieutenant
General Chafee, chief of staff. recent
ly cabled an inquiry to Major General
Wade. commanding the Philippines di-
vision, asking if conditions in the isl.
ands would not justify the reduction
of the present military force there
from four regiments OF cavalry and
nine of infantry to three regiments of
cavalry and seven of infantry. Gen.
eral Chaffee has received reply from
General Wade expressing the opinion
that the proposed reduction of military
strength was not only practicable. but
advisable Therefore. it is more than
probable that arrangements soon will
be made to bring home the troops in
excess of the number regarded by
Generals Chaffee and Wade as essen
tial to the situation.
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"THE SECRET OF ENsNARINa MEN.
Mrs. ssade Advises the Girls to BE
4 Stunning, and Teits 81
How to DO It.

CHICAGO, Ill. Sept 17.-Mrs. Ida
Ross Wade has given away the secret.
The oracle Of the National Dressmak-
ers' Convention has told How to
Snare a Man Here is her recipe as
given to class of twenty-five young
women here yesterday:
BE stunning
Then she told them how to be stun
ming" if not beautiful. Here are some
OF the,shings she told them:
Wear simple gowns. but be sure they
are becoming.
Snow your charms.
Let modesty dictate where to stop
Wear low-cut dresses if shoulders
and SKIN are good Pad if yo, are a
human hatrack; don't show the hooks.
Be natural.
In desperate cases try red.
Don't pull your skirt tight unless
Be attractive in the morning: don't
let men callers catch YOU in "dowdy"
attire.
To these things Mrs Wade added:
Study man.
Never wear high heels except i'll the
ballroom or on the stage.
Don't he n2annish.
Play 10 mans hobbies.
Don't always smile: be cross and
fl SIT occasionally.
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TIE LAUGH ON THE CAR.
fiis slip OF the Pen in Accepting Offers
of Volunteers.

ST PETERSBURG, Sept. lG.-Con-
siderable amusemnt has been caused
by q Slip Of Emperor Nicholas pen in
accepting the Offers of several com
pahics Of Siberian militia. who voluu-
teereJ fer service at the front The
petition read:
I'VE humbly lag al Your MI2Jesty's
feet our desire to be permitted to fight
and die for the fatherland.' T..
Tie Emperor, in accepting, wrote on
the margin OF the petition in his OWE
hand:
Il thank you sincerely and hope that.
yotr wishes may be fully realized"
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ANTI-M ORMON PARTY.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. IL
Permanent organization of the new
American party. whose avowed pur-
pose is to oppose the alleged interior
crce of the Mormon Church in poll
tics. has been effected at a mass meet
ing in the Grand Theatre. The meet
ing was largely attended by men OF
all political beliefs. \ State central
committee of five members was APP
pointed and was authorized to appoint
other committees to conduct the cam
j,ai@n in the State and 10 cali mass
convention for the purpose of nominat-
i'm a member of Congress and com
plete State ticket. NO nominations for
presidential electors will be made.
Among the speakers at the meet
ms was Senator Frederick Dubois OF
Idaho Who is 4 member Of the privi-,
leecs aud elections committee of the
United States Senate. which is inveS-
tia;tin& the charges against Senator
Need Smoot. Senator Dubois gave as
&lrancc that the charges would be
pruHed to The bottom.
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Cot CIV On iraik.

GRAFTON, Sept, lI.-When through
train No. pulled into The Grafton sta
tion yesterday six Of the passengers
We're placed under arrest by 3. & O.
Officer Cole and remanded TO the coun-
~ Jail unit! This forenoon, when they
we're arraigned before Justice Jaco on
The charge Of being drunk and creating
. disturbance on tile train between
this city and i'airnlont-
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w. ]. BoYDsTON, s III 81
Trouble on Railroads.

A slip on the Monongahela III
close to w. Va. and r unctfo ss7
layed No ], the noon ira
Clarksburg about two and oneshalfss
hours today = train made
took No. 6 out on tins Il
The second section of train 7
jumped the track Just east Stl II s 3Sss|
er bridge above town last nj 81 de-
laying traffic for a few hours
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We take the space here to say that,
Just as Eli Tortney was ready to start
on his mission, as reported The other
day, to serve the warrant sworn out
against Charles S........ OF Powell
for beating and threatening the life OF
his wife, they both came in together,
appeared before Squire Swindler, and
compromised the case.
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elf, is the same icinity. are both
doing well.
4 Returns After any Years.

zachariah Moran son Of Colonel
Robert Moran, born and reared in Vim
field, Of this count but now idings
at Creston, Neb.. after an abssnce#ofs
thirty-four years arrived ID sthis city
with his mother on Thurs day
few weeks visit among their Old home
friends and relatives. Zach took mi
the soldiers reunion. met wi nd
called on many Of his former friends
here. and viewed with wonder and sur
prise the remarkable strides III izris#
provement made to the city d uring his;
absence, But for the brfdge soon to-
go-and a few other old landmarks
left he would not have known he
place. once SO familiar. and should
have lost his bearings
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Governor O9ell Confident.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1T.-GovcrnOr
Odell reiterated his opinion to-day that
the State ticket nominated yesterday
at the Republican State convention
at Saratoga would surely be elected.
4 have every confidence" said the
Governor, that it is & winning ticket.
Everybody is satisfied eNcept those
who did not gel anything. Al! will
now pitch i'll and help elect Higgins
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l9aye Miller. whom We reported to
have lost his pocliclbook che other
day, found the same on his return
within The Maple Grove Cemetery
fence, where he had dropped it while
conceating his tools until he came INFO
the city Oh an errand> The pocket
book, money and precious stones Were
all intact. as when lost, for which he
was glad
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-17

Buy your lime, Cumberland, Por1-
land cement, at J. l. Halls Hard
ware Store.
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L. &. Douglas, of East Park avenue,
has shipped bis household goods to
day by the &, and o. for Westnlin-
ster, Md, where the family will reside
while MT Douglas takes a course of
studg il the Westminster Theological
Seminary preparatory to entering upon
the ministry in tnc At. p. Church. If
he learns to htly frame together his
Theological do@nlas and philosophical
arguments as he already does she dii-
fereat parts Tor the construction CT q
house. We feel assured that ne will
pass the test and succeed in his min
i5uT.
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Best lire composition books. pen
Ills. ctr BUrtesEe's. x
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t;as Renewed h, Z rter

TOXIC. Sept r. hes apaness
front is now confrontins the E ,issiansssS
outposts south and east Of Il Il,
General Kuropatl>in, il II eportsd s
here. has moved his head au arter
Hardin.
F'orman's Photo Ganers bsS
TENDER 20
delight .'''---D oroth ySD odd
land Ss
3s NO passes honored ssanda
game n
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Coming Events.

AS noted in last nights issue, the
directors Of the City Hospital expect
to give their first annual commence
on Tuesday evening, September 20
8 o'clock P. NJ "a t that time certih HI
Gates will be issued to the graduating
class. consisting Of Misss5 Anna Tees
dale. Cornelia Bingham and FL a55 Sid
well. An interesting program Wi i5s q l-ss
so be rendered during the eventn r..
embracing u report OF the years work
addresses by DR.. g: z. oyerss 2rsS US US
n. Sands and Dr.. p. b Ogden oi-SE
lowing the above. there vii be
hour of social entertainment, devoted
TO refreshments. served. and Tool Ing
through the various 1epa rtrn
the institution. For this occasion
800 special invitations will be- Issued
TO patrons and their friends, and in fI-ss
dition to these a cordial Invitation fssss
hereby given to the public, etnTracffl sssa5
all those Interested in the work ofSt lsesS8
hospital in our m Il st. and 81 no ffist Isl
find it convenient to ysllo xF5 th CIR
probation ~ means Of
George Henderson, Of IfeIrs Sst .ss
who has been sick of Uphold afeya y, 6
now able to5sit up a little. b TIT VI ass
sorry TO learn that his Wifi ISL t-ss
ened wits symptoms 8 ~ a same Il
ease at present.
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We are agents Tor Oliver Chilled
and Syracuse llcW.. J. /. Halls
Hardware Store.
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S. 3 L
Whitc.Ferauson,

Mr.. and Mrs John F'erguso
invite you to be- present
at the marriage Of their lanas
Jane Louise
and
Mr. Kemble M tte sss5sS
on the afternoon s
fourth Of October
at three o'clocIc
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Rev William Wiley's wife, VINO has
been sick Of typhoid fever for several
weeks aud causing much anxiety by
reason of complications that deYel-
oped, has at last so far improved as TO
dismiss her nurse, Miss Bingham, OF
the CITY Hospital
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Mrs. G. R. Rager and her two daugh-
ters, Jessie and Pearl, have gone to
Parsons for two weeks visit among
their friends and relatives.
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T. NJ Holt, of Mill street. who has
been sick some weeks with yellow
jaundice, has sufficiently recovered SO
as to be out on the street again. but
not himself yet.
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Lester Powell, of Market street. who.
has been sick of typhoid fever, IS
doing we'll and encourages the hope
OF any early recovery.
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FIRST WARD NOTES

~ =. + = =.
FIRST WARD NOTES
BY Our Regular Correspondent. !. !.
i. !. + i.
| Mrs Anna Newton, of Grafton, who
has been visiting her brothers, P. G.
and J. l. Stealey, has returned to her
| home.
T. NJ Holt. of Mill street. who has
been sick some weeks with yellow
jaundice, has sufficiently recovered SO
as to be out on the street again. but
not himself yet.
Mrs. G.. R. Rager and her two daugh-
ters, Jessie and Pearl. have gone to
Parsons for two weeks visit among
their friends and relatives.
DR.. c. F. Boyers received word yes
terday that his daughter. Mrs. V. W.
Jones. of Sistersville. is sick of typhoid
fever.
The NJ. p. Church, of Market street, |
will hold a rummage sale in the old |
Monongahela Bank building, next door |
To Leonard's furniture store. beginning
on Thursday evening, September %,
and continuing until sold out.
Leroy Rollins, of Clarksburg, was
the guest of his son-in-law. Bud Jenk-
ms, during The soldiers reunion.
w l.. Bouchner. of MoTgantown. for
meriy First warder is in that city
on q business trip and is looking as
natural as ever,
Two additional nurses-Misses Sig
frict. Iundin and lphisenia Leonard,
Of Baltimore. have been secured by the
City Hospital during the past week.
Joe Dean, proprietor OF the news
dcpo, on Market street. has ordered a
fun outfit of school supplies, copy
books, states, pencils, pens. inks. etc,
for the convenience Of the First ward
schools.
Lester Powell, OF Market street. WHO F,
has been sick Of typhoid fever, IS
doing we'll and encourages the hope
ii any early recovery,
Oregon Moran has dug sixty bushels ;
ot potatoes from his garden in East
Park CHS week, and they are "whop-
pers'' in size
Fred L. Hess, of Water street, left
Inc city to-day for Cincinnati, where he
goes TO enter the E. NJ. l. Medical
man fighting for d cnance to make his
way through life in a useful profes-
sion, and from the Obstacles already
overcome by him thus far IN his efforts
nave proven his worthiness and the
possession Of qualities tl1a 1 insure sue
cess
Rev. William Wiley's wife, VINO has
,een sick Of typhoid fever for several ;
weeks aud causing much anxiety by !
'easou of complications that devel- ;,
,ped, has q last so far improved as TO !
dismiss her nurse, Miss Bingham, of
he City Hospital ],
l. 3. Douglas, of East Park avenue,
las shipped bis household goods to t,
lay by the e. and o. for Westnlin- /,
ter, Md, where the family wilireside
shile Mr. Douglas takes a course of
tud2 in the Westminster Theological
erninary preparatory to entering upon \
he ministry in tnc At. p, Church. If
9 learns to itly frame together his
theological dosuas and philosophical3
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DR.. c. F. Boyers received word yes
terday that his daughter. Mrs. V. W.
Jones. of Sistersville. is sick of typhoid
fever.
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Joe Dean, proprietor OF the news
depot on Market street. has ordered a
fun outfit of school supplies, copy
books, states, pencils, pens. inks, etc,
for the convenience Of the First ward
schools
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-17

Two additional nurses-Misses Sig
fried I-undin and lphisenia Leonard,
of Baltimore. have been secured by the
City Hospital during the past wcet1-
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!. Ry our Regular Correspondent.
!. !. !.

Mrs Anna Newton, of Grafton, who
has been visiting her brothers, P. G.
and ]. L. Stealey, has returned to her
home.
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Oregon Moran has dug sixty bushels
OF potatoes from his garden in East
Park CHS week, and they are "whop-
pers'' in size.
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Leroy Rollins, of Clarl<sburg, was
the guest of his son-in-law. Bud Jenk-
ms. during The soldiers reunion.
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The NJ. p. Church. of Market street.
will hold rummage sale in the old
Mononsahela Bank building, next door
TO Leonards furniture store. beginning
on Thursday evening, September %,
and continuing until sold out.
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ease at preseEl
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~ passes honored at sanda ~, q
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w. l. Boughner. of MoTgantown. for
merry First warder, is in that city
on a business trip and is looking as
natural as ever,
Arizona republican., 1904-02-14

and led the first of this series. is now provisional president of the Dominican republic, having deposed President Alejandro Woz Gil
 General Morales-every man who figures as a leader in an uprising is general; there are no colonels, majors, or captains-has had a most interest ing and exciting career. He was formerly a priest. But this peaceful calling hardly appealed to Padre Morales, who had political aspirations He saw his friends about him rise to positions of prominence by reason only of their military prowess. and this de- termined his course. He discarded his cassock for the epaulets. and entered the arena of Dominican politics. In that country one can not be in politics without also leading a military life. They are one and inseparable, and General Morales has been conspicuous since his advent into this field
 General Morales was governor of Puerto Plata by appointment of Presi- dent WCz Gil when he started his insurrectiOn against the latter. In fact he had been governor of that state several times before, and each time he rebelled against the govern ment which had placed him in power. Golfers Weekly.