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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12
HONRAS FUNEBRES

Sc celebraran con Ia mayor So
lemnidad en- la Iglesia Catedral Ell
lines pr0x imo Il de los corrientes d
las nueve de la rnadana por ell descan-
so eterno de las aImas de los Sumos
Pontffces Pho TX y Leon XIII y de to-
das as demas almas que fueron muy
devotas de la Inmaculada Conception
de la Santfsima Virgen, ofciando de
Pontffical ell Iltmo. senior Ooispo de
esta Di6cesis, quien espera de los SEN
timientos catolicos de todOs los feles
de esta ciudad que asistiran q este ac-
TO de carload.
E1 todas las ParroQuias de Ia Is
La habr& el mismo dia Ia odcio fGne-
bre por Ell bien de las almas antes CT
tad as, en- cumplimiento de 10 ordena-
do por ell Iltmo. Prelado en- su circu-
lar, referente a celebration del quin-
cuagesimo anIversario de la declara-
rl6n do la Purfsima Conception de Ia
siempre Yirgen Mar1a, como dogma
de is cat6lica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12
NUESTRA MAYORIA EN- LA
CAMARA

5era acknowledgements una labor
fecunda la que la mayorla uuionista
realize en- a Camara do Deleg ados.
Sera fecunda provechosa para los
interesee morales y uateriaies de la
region.
El trabajo que en- ese cuerpo lie
ven q cabo nuestros Representatives. en-
la pr6xima legislature, sera el produc-
to de una elaboract6n de ideas de
principles que tiendan & introducir
necesarias y razonables modificacio-
mes en uuestras leyes vigenteS
Muy lejos esta del amino de Ia ma.
yorla. eI llevar Ia Camara La discu-
sion dc cuestiones baladfes. que no
tlenen otrc objetivo que la defensa de
los intereses de un determiuado parti-
do polftico.
Los hombres de La cUni6ns sa-
bran responder D digaamente, 4 Ia con
fianza que an elloa ha depositado ei
pueblo al nombrarles sus representa-
tcs Cd Ia C6mara insular. Trabaja-
ran m0vidos por IN gran deseo de
servlr z sl pals, con Ia alteza moral
y ell patriotismo con q. proceden STEM
pre- los patrlotas ~ serviran ALI
de msras fguras decorativos, siuo que
iran & cumDlir con los deberes altisi-
mos que tienen contrafdos con 81 pue-
bio.
Era ya necesarto que u Camara
fueran en- gran mayorfa, hombres ca
PAGES de responder con sus actos, a
las legftlmas asplraclones de los bue-
nos puertorriquefos, Era necesario
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12

cada cual debe leer <Lls Enferme
a q cada botella.
todos los qulmieos y drogu1stas,
3ondencia directa con Fl doctor
del correo, pueden dirigirse al mis-
Alfonso II. San Juan. P. R. puede
de Puerto Nlco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12
En- obSequio de Ia Sra, Winthrop

Con motive Dc l q pr6xima partida
le la digna esposa del Gobernador
Winthrop, varias damas amigas dc
esta senora han organizado un IuncI
en- su oDseqnio, que Sc celebrar4 hoy
eu el hotel Olimpo.
Tnvitan para dicho acto las seho-
ras de Oroeta, Saldana, Hernandez
Usera, Quin6nez, Monserrat, Korbsr,
Luchetti Coli Toste.
Tambien la juventud capitalena
oroyecta hacer una eatusiasta desps
dida al Gobernad0r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12

1de san J,tan Ne,es publica hoy, en-
grussos caracteres, el parrafo que
acabamos de reproducir. Es compile
ia. es absolutameute falso queel senor
Munoz Rivera pronunciase nj escri-
biese nunca las palabras que ahf SO lie
atribuyeu. El senior Mu5oz Rivera no
escribe nj pronuucia groserfas nj vul-
garidades.
I'll peri6dico anti americana, el
dnloo peri6dico anti americana que We
laluz ia P5o-R Rico, recoge una falsedad
que hemos desmenttdo mochas veces
antes de ahora-y la imprime Ia ca
beza de sus Columns editoriales y
anuncia que la onvfa al Presidente y
al Congreso ale los Estados Unidos.
Enhorabuena. El Presideute es
hombre de valor y de nObleza sin Ia
cha; los Senado ores y los epresentan-
tes no 10 son menos. Y sabrdn todos
ellos iuzgar al senior Munoz Rivera
de una parte y de otra parte al papel
que le calumnia.
El seuor Munoz Rivera no MEGA
nunca sus actos, nj Sc arrepiente de
sus declaraciones. Ell 25 de Julio de
1898 las tropas americanas penetra-
ban en- Puerto Rico. El senior Munoz
Rivera, jefs de un gobierno espanol,
hizo su deber defeudiendo a Espana y
Ievantando en- favor de Espada el es-
piritu pdblico.
Habria hecho mas adn habrla
muerto baio los pliegues de la bande"
ra espanola 81, en- ven de entregar la
isIa, como entreg6 tambi6o & Fllipinas
v Cuba, eli Gobierno lie Madrid hubiese
discriminate convertir q San Juaa en-
otro Puerto Arturo.
Ell senior Munoz Rivera estaba aqu1,
y no sali6 de aqui, cuando los buques
del alnirante Sampson bombardeaban
la ciudad ell II de Mayo. FL senor Mu-
Aor Rivera estaba aquf cuando Sc re-
cibi6 un telegrams de San Thomas
avisando quelos mfsmos barcos arra-
sarfan la ciudad.
I'll general Macfas orden6 entonces
al sehor Muhoz Rivera y sus cole
gas los senores Carbonell, Larriaaga
y de Diego que Sc siGuasen ca Ia Com
UaJescencja, de RIO Pledras, para esca-
par 4 la destruction y a la muerte. que
parecfan seguras. Y aquel grupo de
caballeros resisti6 el cumplimiento de
la orden generosa, y Sc present6 al
general Maclas notidcandole que pre-
ferfa caer entire los escombros hu-
neantes de San Juan, y juno q los
soldados de Espafa, sin abaudonar el
sitio senaIado por a dignidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12

El discurso del se1Or Munoz Ri
vera el p de Julio fu6 una arenga Vi
I'll vibrante, la altura de las tarri-
Dles circunstancias; pero no fu6, no
oudo ser, una garrulerfa ipfantil y RI
dfcula, como / a que iuserta 81 peri6dico
que parece conspirar
contra los Estados Unidos, creandoles
enconos iniustos 8 importunas descon-
fanzas.
El senor MuToz Rivera <mantuvo
IN su arenga el derecho de Espana,
sabiendo que Espana no podfa veneer
en- ell duelo International. Y Glen ve-
ses puesto en- situaci6n id6ntica, Sc co
iocarfa en- id6ntica actitud, de la cual,
lejos de arrepentirse, esta satisfecho y
orgulloso.
No existe un verdadero america
no, un americana de coraz6n de in
teligencia, que censure tai conducta.
Censurarfa, ESQ ST, la conducta con-
5raria, la de los seryiles que solo
saben adular los fuertes, y la de los
cobardes que solo pueden guardian
sileucio ante ell peligro.
Los vardaderos americanos, des-
Du6s que Cervera Eulate les canO-
nearan desde sus buques, rehusaron
despoiarles de sus espadas y les reci-
bieron d bordo del Brooklyn con el
resoeto que SO debe los vencidos y
con el hon1enaje que Sc tributa q los
h6roes. De pueblo pueblo de hon.
bre q hombre, asf Sc procede entire
gentes de honor.
FL senior Munoz Rivera lIevara 4
The San Juan Ne,os los tribunales de
justicia, para que pruebe como es
cierto 10 que The San Juan Netcs atri
buye al sef1or Munoz Rivera.
Este no rectidca su discurso del Is
de Julio. Rectifica y MEGA desmien-
Ue las groserfas que Sc ponen en- sus
labios. Y las desmiente, y las MEGA,
y las rectldca, no porqde resu Item de
nasiado e16rgicas, siuo pOrque resuI-
tan damasiado nlentirosas. Despues
de aquel discurso, que la intriga CO
Darde comanic6 4 los generates Henry
Brooks, ell senor Munoz Rivera tu4 ire
sidente del Cousejo Insular con los ge-
nerales Brooks Henry. Y ambos CO
aoc1an eI texto que ahora aparece en-
1he San Juan Nel0s. Pero ambos sa-
Dian que estaoan en- presencia de una
miserable falsedad
Siga adelante Ell peri6dIco anti
americano. NosoCros tamblGn segul-
mos adelante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12
EspIS8ndido tri1Ofo de Ia
Union en- 10 judicial
Seis Secretaries Y Marhals
unionistas. Uno republican,
0iez Y seis C0rtes municipal
les unionistas. --0cho
republicanas

Segdo noticias recibidas hasta
ahora, respecto de los escrutiuios he
chos en- los precintos, Ia votac Ga ge-
neral para Ell nombra miento de Sec-e-
tarios Marshals de las Cortes de
Districts y Cortes Municipales, AFRO
an 10 siguiente
Cortes de Dj5tfjtos
Triunfo de los Unionistas en-
San Juan.
ArecibO.
Aguadilla.
Mayagjiez.
Guayama.
Humacao.
Total ......6
Triunfo de los Republicanos
en- Ponce
IotaI.........
Co1tes MunicipaAsS
Triunfo de los Unionistas en-
Bayan0n.
Carolina.
Vega baja.
Manatf.
Arecibo
Utuado.
Lares.
AnascO.
Mayagtiez.
Ponce.
Guayama.
HumacaO.
Caguas.
Fajardo.
San Lorenzo.
Yabucoa.
tal..,s...... 10
Triunfo de los Republicanos en-
San Juan. IL
Aguadilla.
Cabo Rojo.
Yauco.
Coamo.
Barros.
Cayey.
San German. (2)
Total. ......... II
~ DUDoso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12
Basta d. rnantIras

por asrz1 5d5o IL las ests oada sob tas
b1n7r1 bojo eassIa Toterd Ten
di u goiosa b1dsa de Espa7a ea y cua ~
qs dtoora{1; cnn1are po5
os Estd Ualos panlo las
ndo eero attdas los pteac'as mat
co5ne parea de a n1dre c11osa
5usaa paa ueqta9s desteca 1cae naarasta,
Q4i qg qasao ga raor De nrorr como 20
er d bt17sra espa7ou>
tLui lfaaos Rivera en- el p.rt57ao eE LJo,a de %
e Juli0 de 1S13)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12
FL CATARRO CAUSA LA T(SlS.
La Pe-ru-na Nunca Deja de Sanar
ell Catarro Dondequiera que
Sc Encuentre.

E A profession medica ha ha blado tanto
- en- contra de los remedies de patents
que Ia mayor parte de las personas no
quiere usarlos la primera vez. En- casi
todas las notables curaciones que ha
hecho Ia Peruna, ha necesitado las
repe tidas recomendaciones de los amigos
antes de dejar Ia preocupacion en- sU
contra.
Una grande multitud, por supuesto,
no Sc permiten persuadir por sus amigos
y Sc mueren porque dejaron envenenarse
sus mentes en- contra de este excelente
remedio.
Pero afortunadamente hay otra multi~
tud grande que ha sido capaz de aban.
donar su preocupacion Y probar Ia PEI
runa antes que sea tarde. Estas personals
raras yeces estan descontentas despues.
Generalmente ensayan otros remedies
| al principle de su enfermedad. Permiten
que el resfriado Sc desarrolle en- un
catarro de Ia cabeza. Permiten que eI
| catarro de la cabeza pase ser catarro
de Ia garganta. Siguen tomando Ia
medieina del doctor u otro remedio sin
efecto. El catarro cautelosamente SO
estiende por los tubo5 br6nGuios v
alcanza los pulmones. Todo el mundo
GAAeCiAS0fo sc dial 14oba Ii pNC1GutS 1t92A
tai estado que es capez de probar cual-
quiera cosa. Sc manda buscar un frasco
de Peruna. En- la primera semana pro-
duce cam bios decididamente te meiores.
Unas pocas semanas de este trata.
miento y ell paciente esta sano. Enton-
ces otro hombre 6 mujer feliz SO agrega
q la larga lista de los que alaban Ia
Peruna.
81 no Sc obtienen prontos y satisfacto~
rios resultados del uso de Ia Peruna ss
debe escribir inmediatamente 4 DR..
Hartman, describiendo su case 81
terdra gusto en- darle su invaluable
consejo, gratis.
Dirijase Dr.. Hartman, Presidente del
Sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
EE. Uu.
ladies de Ia vidas IN een ? ar
i precio de un dollar lssa
pueden espe Z:
70 doctor 5. 3. Hartman, Co N
sender los farmaeGuticos y dro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12

Son las alabanzas de los que han sido
sanados con Ell uso de Ia Peruna que Ia
hace tan extensivamente usada. Mn
gun aviso podrfa producer este resu1tado.
La Peruna sana Ia tfsis en- sus primeros
rro cr6nic0. Habiendo sanado el catarro,
Ia tos y los otros sfntomas des&grada bles
desaparecen,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12
Una Hern7osa Nina Saivada de la Terrible 7isiSl
---OfraS CuraCiOnes MaraviTosas.

Sta. Amelia Weynfer, Appleton, Wis, escrfbc:
Tefnpr7nO en- Ell YerauO paSadO resfri6 y no
podEa saHar. DeSde Ia cabeza pas6 4 la garganta
y de ali I0s pHInrones. MI niadre SentLa ruuy
ansiOSa, y habianu0S eH70Teado Ea Peruna en-
la fanifia &Hfes aCOnsej6 probarEa P0r aLguna
20 op0nEa, per0 al fin me persuade
ensayar Ia PerHna. UsandoEa dis me convened
que rcEnedio cuaiquier, y denkro de una
sen1ana esfaba n7ucho n1ejor, y en- dos senanas
esfaba sana. SenfR n1ncho mas fuerfe de E1ucfo
n7eior saIud ieneraL Esfaba enferar1ente
saffafecha los resuFfadOs del de la Peruna
---6fiss Amelia Weyn7er.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-12
Mss amelia NeyneE
Cientos de Mujeres Sanadas de IL
7isiS en- sus PrimerOs Grades
pOr Ia Pe-ru-EG.
LIZ Sigufenfe Carfa de ana SeTcra
AgradeCida, SOi9 Sc
ExDgfcg.

La s;efora Mary Z. Hoblit, 25O1 Clin ton
Ave, Minneapolis, Mimi, nos escribe:
''1fi hijo sufrfa por tres meses con
catarro de los tubos br6nquios que
amenazaba ponerse nauy serio. Los
doctores lie aconsejaron que buscara IN
china mas favorable, pero como habfa
dido que IA Peruna es un especfhco para
las Intermediates de los pulmones quiso
probarla antes de hacer un Yiaie costoso
entire los desconocidos. Durante seis
meses segufa su uso fielmente, y encon-
tr6 que su enfermedad, POGO POGO
desaparecfa Y Ia bendits salud volvfa
tomar su lugar. En- dos meses esta ba
perfectamente bien y capaz de cumplir
con sus deberes. Tiene Usted, Ell verdad,
las gracias de una raadre agradecid&."-
Sefora Mary Hobhts
Para direcciones especiales,
del cua1, acompana como envoltu
La Peruna Ia tienen de venta
seis botelIas por cinco dollars
Aquellos que deseen CORES
clones necesarias en- ida y vuelta
bus, Ohio, u. 5. A.
Fidel Guillernety, Plaza de
gujstas al por rnenor, en- Ia isla
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01

Z Many truthful woman travels
lilder false Scolorss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01

SpE AkERS
ARE ON THE PROGRAM OF THE
IF. WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
LEAGUE cONVEN-
sf55s 'TION, (WHICH CONVENES
NJ. s&s CLARkSRURG,
uLY 1924, 1904.

Every league chapter should have e
4full delegation present.
Every pastor should be in attend
lance.
] Every district officer should attend.
\ Every Junior Superintendent and
3League worker should go without fail.
Clarksburg is centrally located with
GOOD railroad accommodations.
Entertainment free.
Reduced rates on all railroads
The program is a strong one 1t is
So constructed that we may have a
great NJ ethodist State meeting under
&he8 auspices of the Epworth League.
You cannot afford to miss it.
We Will have presiding elders
gession The presiding elders will
discuss the League work in. their dis
stricts. 7,3
We have q ministers session. Lay
men VIII tell how the ministers preach
10 the young people. Ministers VIII
salI5what eayoung people should do
Tor the church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01

We have benevolent session. This
great department of church work viii
be ably discussed by persons who
know and from the Leagues stand
point.
We have a Sunday School session
The relation of the League and the
Sunday School will be thoroughly dis,
cussed.
We have a Junior League session.
During this session there will be a
Junior League exhibition, which will
be of special interest to JUNIOR
League workers.
We have a special Epworth League
session. During this session large
Themes will be discussed by practi-
cal League workers. So the conven-
ton will be of special interest to pre-
siding elders, ministers, Sunday
School workers, missionary workers
and Senior and Junior League work
ers. Here are some of our special
speakers: Rev. S. j. Herben. D. D.,
new editor OF the Epworth- Herald;
Rev. William Writ King, D. D., of
Wilmington, Del; Rev. c. L. E. Cart
wright, Phi. D.. of Scotda1e, Pa; Mr..
e. D. Mills, of Waynesburg, Pa, all
of National reputation as speakers.
Then Mr.. VIM. j. O'Brien and DR..
John Weir, D. D., both of Buckhannon;
Rev J. H. Miller, D. D., of Parkers-
burg; Rev. e: D. Holtz, D. D., and
Rev. fL.:W. Roberts. d. D., Of Wheel
ng;; Prof. E.. F. Goodwin. Of. Grafton;
Rev. HID. Clark, D.. D.. of. Hunting
on;;s Prof. John L. %Leech, of Fair
mont; j. Bruce Hess, of Mannington
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for the lookup with his man He
stated this morning that he had never
arrested a man whose language was
gun was found on his person when
searched. and a charge of carrying
concealed weapons placed against
him. This morning the ownership of
thetgun was proven, and the Morgan
town man started for home. and C1ayt
for the lookup to serve out $1,000
worth of booze and bad language.
James Twigg was found on porch
over in the First ward last night
and placed in the lookup. This morn
ing he stated that this was the first
time in his life that such thing
had occurred. He was fined $500.
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Ed McAlear was the first to ans

Ed McAlear was the first to answer
roll call. A six dollar fine was i'm
iposed for drunkenness.
Charles Sullivan, more commonly
| known as Terry" was the next
Sullivan was found drunk and asleep
| in the Courthouse last night 1t de-
veloped at his trial that every officer
IN the room had been told by local
saloon people that he was the worst
sort of nuisance, and that try as
they would, he couldn't be driven
away. Sullivan told His Honor that
he had intended to go TO Wheeling
to-day, and the Mayor seconded the
motion with the provision that he.
would give him thirty days if found
around town again.
Clayt JolliH was another who re-
turned to The fold after an unexplain-
ed absence of several weeks. He has
been acting as coachman for a Nor !
gantown colored man who has charge
of his employers team and last night T
the man found girl and sent CIayt in /
from the South Side on car, with in
structions to go to a local livery sta
bic and get a revolver which had
been left there for safe keeping, SO
that he could start Immediately for
Norgantown. Clayt got the gun and
also a jag. He was .loafing around j
4 certain saloon and the: proprietor s.
elected him. Chief Morganswas pass Is
ng. and cautioned olayt7 about his
language. which caused him Il q think
Up some cnoice ones which he spit &
tut right lively. The chief wentsto
i'm three or four times, but hissstE
earnings We're il vain, and he started 8su
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01

Rev. d. A. Denton, D. D., of New Mar,
t1nsville; Mrs Jas. a Bryan, of Park
ersburg; Rev NJ. F. Compton, D. D.,
OF MorSantown: Mr.. E. D. Leech, of
Moundsville; Judge J. H Holt, of
Grafton: Prof. Chas. Evans, of Fair
mont; DR.. J. II. King, of Kingwood,
all we'll known throughout this State
and many Others, have a place on the
program, all OF whom are able and
practical speakers
The West Virginia Conference Male
Quartette will be in attendance and
sing. The choir of Golf NJ. E Church,
Clarksburg, will furnish fine music for
the convention.
Be sure and attend this convention.
Please read this to your League
N. F. KENDALL,
State President
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Old Fashioned Observance Of the
Glorious Fourth.

The local W. C. r. e. in regular
meeting voted TO cooperate in the eff
fort To have an old fashioned Fourth
of July celebration at East Park
Conveyances will run from points
on Main street to the Park. Members
of the Union are urged to bring their
children, their baskets OF good
things. and their happiest DISPOSE
ton, and enjoy with friends and
comrades our great national holiday.
The First ward Union has been in
yited to participate.
N. r. c. Morrow,
President W. C.. T. u.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01
WASH WAISTS OF
WHITE JAP SILK.
So s and So. es.

a great many women
prefer the silk waist, claiming they
are cooler, and more stylish looking.
These Jap Waists are lace trimmed,
insertion in front, fancy stock collar
and cuffs, un1ined and washable This
should be your 4th of July Waist
wherever you go you'll be dressed to;
suit the occasion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01
INEXPENSIVE SKIRTS
FOR SUNNI En- ~ z 4 .l Y.

Every good material for.
wear, style. fit and economy ID price
is represented In Cur stock Of Read
to-Wear Skirts
Of India Linon and P. K.
Sf.4s and s1.e5. se
Seven gore, flared. tailor.
stitched seams, trimmed with straps;
OF same material.
Linen Color Skirts
S1.ss, S2.45 up to SIS. s9ss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01
PICNIC PROGRAM

East Park Grove, Not East Fafrmont
Park. July 18th.
9 A NJ, cheap carriages from Main
street to grove.
1920. Music-America everybody.
Prayer-Rev. o. D. King.
Opening address-Mayor Kinsey.
Declaration of Independence-At-
torney Scott Lowe.
Patriotic address-Rev- II. F. Lutz
1890. Basket dinner. and general
good time.
Committee.
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STRAY SHOTS
& eJs IL IL Il 4

1 CHEZ FOO, July Lit is learned
from an authoritative source nat he
Japanese now have 10000 troops in;
the field in Manchnria- This is ex
elusive of the fourth army division
which has not yet been landed
ROME, July 1.-The Japanese Iega4
ton here has news that the Japanese.
army is now in touch with General
Kuropatkfn's ations. The
Russian position at Liao-Y Yang Is said
to be becoming untenab1e. IS
LONDON, July The ST Peters
burg correspondent Of the Central
News wires that 1t is stated in Mill
tary circles there that General ka-#
ropatttin has been denied the addition
al forces which he asked for. KIlros
patkin. it is stated. recently became
convinced of the formidable task he
had to perform, and asked the car
for 100000 reinforcements. His APPS
plication was refused, owing to- the
burden already on the country and
the internal condition Of affairs. assss
was Informed that efforts would be-
put forth to increase his force as
much as possible, but no definite nun
Der of troops were promised.
ST. PETERSBURG, July -Elre
newspaper Russ has a telegram rom
Nai-Cheng repeating the report Of 3 S
battle raging at Gaftc,how.
Colonel Novitsky,sa member OF the
general staff, in an Interview te,sIay
expresses the belief 4 that a aecis
siye battle at the present would prove:
disastrous, as strategic ombInation
# the Russian forces could not be S
Erected. Delay he says, is he Only II
Y e e. lat for the Russians. Tf1e5
Ears forces Should retire to the s.
orth Till the rainy season. is over
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01

If you give your store as much pub
licity as is given. perforce, TO the war
IN the East you VIII have Just as.
many people talking about it,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01
THE OLD GUARD
WAS MUCH IN EVIDENCE BE
FORE HIS HONOR, THE
MAYOR. THIS MORN
ING.
cLAYT JoLLiFF cor INTO a
BAD MIx-UP WITH WHIS-
KEY, a REVOLVER AND
SWEAR WORDS.

The old guard was wen represented
in police court this morning. Some
who have been absent for long pc.
RODS were present, and seemed over
joyed to be at home once more.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01
PLENTY OF
TAN OxFCRDS
FOR WOMEN.
So, $3.50 and So.

Tans are the thing now;
every woman should have pair.
Ours are the right shade, made over
good fitting lasts, soles not too heavy
and made with a neat extension edge.
Both straight lace and bIucher style.
A new supply means all sizes for
awhile at least. Better come to-day
and get a pair for the 4th
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01
On the Diamonds !, j

The Fl1'e u sF : M Giants played th b
First. ward wa team hot game Of BAH
Yesterday Both teams are composed
Of. boys about twelve years old, bnt
{ the Giants a.El ella I'M the others cheated
8 II EN-, that the UNI ire was no good
The score was 4 TO, 9 favor OF tie
First ward team
:5s. q two men ea ;horsessoi,e nuss
rid ride behind ;'' and two men Conduct
sssEEes 81 on wi z benin
Il alwayi be the one mo does
ttle least advert ising
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01

MS sl e Il every body vs. day at East Park
grove on the Fourth. N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-07-01
Some one

Some One
Who reads this paper will find your
want ad the most interesting and i'm
portant thing in it