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The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
eEwAitl or THESE swlNpLnRs
Are Selling a Fake Fertilizer to the
tanners.

lgtmerS,
The following from the Implement
Trade journal mia ht serve as warn.
ing to our readers who use ierlilzef:
The rapid Increase in the use Of com
mrrcial frruiZprs ia Mo has brought
into the state US skil.ful lot Of swind.
lprs as ever operated the gold brick ~
schrme upoa ,he uususpectiu2 farmers.
AsLrs, sand and other cheap substances
are miXet to-eIhrr, nicely sacked and
labeled and sold To the farmers rs high
grade fertilizers. So common has this
practice become thar the agricultural
department uF tn. University of Missouri
is preparing vigorous campaign Against
the manufacturers and distributors Of
this spurious article who plact the !
goods Tor sale rp the Missouri market,
\ neN Officer kuuNn Tvs the FcrtilIZrI
Inspector has brSn appointed aud 1t vii
Ja MS duty 10 tr,ty / user the St. To- and
,nslEct the fertilz .r offered for sale and
property lauel lnose found % good
uusiity. Wherever distributors or manu-
iavturers are ipund deffnuding th,
farmers, evidence 81 cured Ivy the Uni
vcrsity Will be paced IN hands of pros
,cuiug atturnr! IA whose county th'
snte Wis madr aud ho viii bo aS,istei it
prosecuting h sNiudlors.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
Dewey

, MIR. Harry Clark OF Colum bas o., is
visiting his sister Mrs. Thompson.
MIR. james Got and family Of Ken.
dtickIowu ire visiting MIR. Jones aud
Cots.
Miss Eoith Wall is visiting Matthews
this week.
Dan R-plogle is'fixing up his farm.
Rev. Ferguson preached a good aud
helpful sermon at Dewey Sunday after
uJOu,
The fourth was celebrated at Jasper
and Carthage by number Of Dewey
tics.
Opal Elliott is visiting in Kansas City.
Jennie Conrad is going 10 teach at
Carytown next year.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
1T WAS INDEED IMMENSE.
Continued i,om First pagc

found IL hard matter 10 select the
winners. The parade coming down
Grand Avenue WAS the most beautiful
sight ever seon IN jasper. Said tra,e
ing man Of Kansas City; II have wit.
messed many paradrs of this kind but
Hs for beauty have never seen II (,
more beautiful sight than tbis-evon' in
Kansas City" 1t was beautiful. 1t
~as gTand. We cauuot Gnd words to
justly describe it.
There were eleven rigs in the parade
us follows:
Mrs. Thos. Lowe and Miss Jessie Rice
Color scheme red, " bite aud blue.
Beautiful star on wheels and large he'll
OF ilowets suspended as a couopy over
the ladies' heads. \ large eagle was
lo,ched above the bell. Tlis MAS a
tine turnout and the .colors we're very
appropriate for the occasion.
Mrs. L. G. Dallas and Mrs. G.. l.
Spai Surrey, decorated in pure white
draWu bJ two fiue white. horses. Mrs
Dallas aud little son occupied the front
seat and Mrs. Spaid aud little son the
bH1k seat. All wers dres, I'd in imnIacu
late white and made a most plea sing ap
pearance.
Misses Nellie and Elsie Boucher
Minnie Seal and Brrtio Melton Sure!
decorated in white with pink trimmir g,
drawn by four snow white horses edcl
led by groom dressed in white. Tn,
ladies were also dressed in white auc
carried white parasols. This Was giver
the SECOND prize Of $50 90.
Misses Edna Goodiug and Almi
Rhoades had beautiful rig. Thei
color Mas lavender with pretty whit
trimmings. They were dressed in whit
aud came in for a large share OF tn
compliments.
Misses Gertrude Spaid aud Josie Loul
bad their rig decorated in white-Niil
delicate pink starssou the wheels an'
stars ca each eud Of the bed. 1t wa
drawn 10y q white hSrse and the lad!e
being dressed in white tho eject va
grand. They were given the iourtl
prize OF Sl0 W.
Mrs. Mark Quillen and Miss Emmi
Busby had what Was thought by man!
To be prizs winner. Their cusors wer
white and green. The flowers represent
ed daisies aud the pattern ot.thc wheel
was most beau iiul. The ladies W or
dressed in white aud their turnout wa
a beauty Indeed.
Misses Ada Frick, Grace Gather, Lc
ellie Larrick and Mrs. j. 4. Voatch wer
the lucky ones to capture the first priz
OF S25 90. Their surrey was decorate
ia solid red aud with John Wards tin
black team aud the ladies dressed /
black the turnout had a black and re-
effect. 1t took 5000 flowers 10 Trim ia
iig.
Mrs. j. d. Hhrbur and Miss Els
Witlenhad u fine rig. Their culors " ,
white and light bluu. The bed was a.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

age; Mr. aud Mrs Clyde Wallar ut Str
u,,xir; Mr. and Mrs Wesley Linn of kru
dricksnn; Luther Arnold, Of O,mugui
Miss Loue Ia Pr-d nf Nrvada; Messrs
Whittemore aud Mnstln Busby, OF Peru
Klaus; Wm Nett Of Put-burt; Miss Ellie
la l,s uf Wrbo Git, Lee Garsl. Joplin;
NJ M'ssrs II Ncatch, Bowman, Chas
CaId Seil and Park McMahan, Alba; MIR
and Mrs Jasprr ONing- and Geo :, aihoon
Carthtg Mrs Cuas Ward, Wrbb City.
Much oi the credit for the tnngnii.
c, ut flower para,:e is due to Wesley
Slmid VINO had charge OF that FEATURE
ut the program. lie worked rurrgrtcal
ly tur two or three weeks getting the
ladies to take part aud assisting them
Ia mauy ways. II Is 10 br eoug gfatuht.
eel ol the fact ot producing the biggest
attraction of tie uny.
Thr beauty VI having no saio'ns was
manifest by = comparison Of the day at
Jasper aud AZ Lamar. II there MAS Il
single dtuuk mAd or ANY uisuruvrty cuI'
! duct in jasper We fallel 10 see II, while
i We can Judge by rrtding thc LANAI
papers their "coSler" VAS full vi GruuH
men ana WAS the hyeliest place ~ town
I Thos. Seal ucird IA marshal of III,
day aud kept tue cro"G pustrd rs 10 II'
p,ugIess OF tue prog ram.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
The Baby Show.

The baby show brought together the
preltiest lot OF babies To be found in the
land. The judges had hard lime 10
pick the pretliesJ baby out ut such an
array Of beauty but finally selected Mr'
aud Mrs. eagles baby for tho iirs'
prize Air. aud Mrs. VIM. Petcrson's ba'
by for second, aud Mr.. aud Mes, Ar
thur noughs baby third prlzr. The
flrst prize Was g.; second $50, aud
the third a half dozen photos given BY
q. &. Ecklss,
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
THE BASE BALI. GAME.
Was a Fine Exhibition Won BY
JASPER.

The base ball game between Nashville
aud Jasper came oil between aud i
O'Clock aud was the best game played
ia jasper for many Gays. The score
stood . TO in favor cf jasper. The
features of the game was triple play
by Jasper 10 the Sth inning aud a seusa-
tiunal stop hy Red" Arnold making
the last out Of the game. Tom harda-
way pitched good game for Jaspor.
The prize was 5000,
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
THE FIRE WORKS.

Consumed more Time Than Last
Year.
The fire works ut night was pleasing
finale TO a most successful celebration.
IL consisted OF sky rockets, Rom an
candles, pieces and other varieties
OF picturesque explosives lasting about
au hour and half. They were ma
nipulated 10y Or. Gooding, Mont Fair
field and Mark Qnillen. Asa result OF
last year extra precautions were taken
against explosions aud tue pieces we're
set OF separately Instead Of all at once
as per last year.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Misses Ala Rose, Rrna Crabtree aud
Vrda Muutue came up irOm Carthage
Monday to celebrate the Pourth, anu
we're cute. taiued at Tho home Of Mr. aud
Mrs. Lynn Monroe,
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Messrs Fred and Clay FoS came in
Sunday from Oregon wuerc tney have
been Tor tho past or 5 years' They wlll
visit home iolKs about a month aud ex'
puct ~ return 10 Oregon.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Ed Lawson visited his parents IN this
city this week. lie loft ior Sedala
Yesterday to take charge OF a run from
Sedalia 10 Deuuisou, Texas, as mail
clerk.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Mrs J Il Scho;t received the sad news
last week Of the death VI her brothers
u ifs Mrs John Goodman which occurred
at her Aomv at Luun, Iowa. She EoI tar
word too late 10 attend the luuoiHi
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Mrs. NJ. +. Howard has advertised
puunc sale which viii take place at heI
nome "a mile west aud u mile nor1p oi
Jasper vu TUESDAY Jul, ~.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
ttlgh Point Nebo Items,

Lem Flesher has got home from
BartiesyiliU, |. L.
Jessie Gather is having n time with
her Gum.
Roy Cremer cut oars Saturday with 2
machines,
Wm Wood is in his new house
Wheat Is all 10 shock.
Luther Wescott has returned home
Hs vas gouo iust ous week and when be
came home no said to bis mother. well
you have got the sane old oats.
". Dyers has finished painting his
house.
Fresh Broad always on hands at
Fopers 3Iu
Our o. u. Flour ia our best seller.
X. l.. Roberts 4 Son.
Sec Manley for cheap money Harring-
ton Block Carthage. 3S-4
Short order lunches TO suit your
taftrs at Foger's. 3It
Crauiall Bros viii pny o'sh for Hides
Ono EIInlts Gougsl Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Group.
=
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Mr.. aud Mrs. W, IL. Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mont Fairfield, Mr. and Mrs,
Wolf, Mrs, /. } Simpson, Miss Pres
tou, Lyuu Monroe and j. X, Vets at.
teuded ChautaLqla at Carthage SUI
DAY.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Miss Nellie Hyler accompanied by her
firud Mis-, Nellie Wilson CAME np Irohi
Nvuu Cay Sunday 10 spend The Fourth
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
LATTER.
Notice.

We desires to inform those interested
that on Tuesday July ., the two
stations Stentor aud Herbez will be re'
moved from the Laiss Hay barn to my
place miles east Of Jasper where they
will continue the season Of 1904
I..2 "A Viuoeut, Keeper.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
Minor Contests.

Alb Hyder won the 81 80 prize in the
fat mau race, aud the ~ prize in the
pie eating contest. q. w. RhoAdes got
the az prize in the egg race.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
Notice.

All knowing themselves indebted to
me are requested 10 call at my shop and
pAy up Ut onse as inteud 10 move away
soon. Il. Z, DALLAS. 43u
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
Notes.

The eelebrs tiou brought many former
Jasporiaus. Among them we noticed
Mr and Mrs Luther Aaidaway OF Garth
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

James Pottorif has moved his family
10 Alba, whore he is now in business.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Mrs q W Reppo,o, Of Higgins, Texas
Is Slsitiug her brother W + D"ardorh'
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

All kinds OF confectionery at Foyer
Restaurant 37lf
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

WOOD FOR SALE Stove wood OF
all kiuds for sale Leave orders a, this
office, S1li
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07
Letter List.

List OF unclaimed letters remaining in
the Post Office at Jasper No. for The
week ending July Z, 1904.
L4.rrERs
Mrs Thad u Brown
Mrs Charles Cooley
Lob Elliott
Mrs ljrckin Hepsty
Jasper bee
q. d. Wade Z, NJ.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Short order lunches to suit your
taftr at Foger's, 3It
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

SEQ Manley for cheap mouey Harring-
too Block Carthage. 39-4
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Crnndall Bros win pay c''h for Hides
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Our o. ID. Flour il our best seller.
X. l.. Roberts 4 Son.
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Fresh Broad always on hand: at
Fugers .t JIu
The Jasper news., 1904-07-07

Ono ESinate G0ugsl Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Group
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02
miss Bob white.,,,


After careful 3perusa1 of the NUM-
Der Of musical comedies chasing each
other, as it were, for hnancial$and7 arr
stistic glory, it is remarkable how 50
many exist, let alone proving profit
able to their promoters. OF course
there are exceptions to this rule and
when we see really meritorfous5
work, we wish for another title under.
which TO classifythe now much abused
musical comedy. Willard spenser:s
the genial author of miss Bob
White. :, which opera for good substan-s
tial story and remarka bly, clever; de-
lightful music carries the palm of
New Era production has anticipated
our idea and has classified his latest
work which will be seen locally in a
few weeks, as a comedy opera and
for which he has our franks. Miss
Bob White is 4 vocal gem, magnif-:
Gently produced by Messrs. Nixon 6
now the King-pins of
musical entertainments in this coun-1
s - 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02
THESPREsIDENT
it'd
conare ssrI1en ! nd zPresiessr
Extend Invita- on III
s5 sity CONNIE 1cefnss

WASHINGTON I'LL
:Repres tives Gain ana
of West Virginia INT
Presid entS yesterday ID
ton, the IJniyersi West
ginia, and ne tIlree IN sd
the President an
the commencement Of
h niyersit next sum
dent did not give az te ans
The Vest Virginia
Informed the Presid den Z
ion Of the tarIi was,
ed ed mt their
pie were 1lrlafl inlolsi sto
tin in KERN 'telT tIissche dnIes at any
int the rear future
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02
SHORT LINE TRAIN
Had Marrow Escape From Being
Wrecked.

| CLARKsBURG, w Va, Dec.
A very serious wreck and perhaps
| much loss of life were narrowly avert,
! ed Thursday night on the Short Line
between Brown and Do1a about seven
O'Clock
The passenger train due here at
eight O'Clock was speeding along,
vixen the front truck OF the smo king
car jumped the track and twisted it
self across the track. The train was
brought to standsti11 as quickly as
possible and fortunately no one was
hurt, although those IN the car were
considerably Jared.
If the train had run a car length
farther, the entire train, well loaded
with passengers, would have gone
over a trestle and EN- bankme nine ty
feet high. and there would have been
serious consequences.
The engine came to the city, got
a coach, returned to the scene Of the
wreck and convened the passengers
to the city two or three hours late.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02
a Really Coco, pray, Z,
-

AtNS yeS10S4~LSl .
Tlte coming attractto at the Grand
Opera House which appears Tuesday:
night is Slaves OF the Nine an
/ idylls or the anthracite region Of
1 Pennsyl vania, BY Daniel E. Hart. VINO
wrote the Parish Priest and g. r.;
Cailahan, author of8s- Romance of Coon
| Hollow. AS might be expected. tits
| much above the c1ap-trap problem
pieces with freak titles, and the some
what sill u farces OF the usual travelling
companies, being endowed wi tn ma 6
ual incidents, lesh-and blood cIarac-
tiers, and dialogue which oftens rises
into wit. worthy of a Clyde Fitch Of.
Gus Thomas. is not coal play
nj a abor play, but q bright and ms
tetesting domestic comedy, ~ TIL a
consistent plot citing and intense
situations, and a succession of com
iedy plicatfons that would force /
laughter from even Pat cCarren
himself. There is also room for strongsl
dramatic acting by the serious char I
acters. and at leas two charming 1ove5I!
stories Joined to- this is handsomeSl
production, all Of the scenery being
carried; and "a Wond erful scenic effect3l
depicting the destruction OF a coal
mine by the explosion Of fire denlp.
a. feature OF this scene is a real e1e-
vator which conveys the dramatic
persons down and up from the mine,
and is not an Illusion but areality.
The dialogue OF the comedy Is said r
TO fairly scintlllate with aphorfsms
oneSis apt to remember mons the IL
capable COMPANY in he cast besides
the vel known Ia gle Quart cite, areEii
Harry English, Tony Murphy, L.ontsSl
FTttz Roy. PA Wallace. Pauline AdeleSlS
English Kitty Webb and Marie Van.l
After the so-calleq comedi les and afrac3
lures Of the marital vows we have had
Of late a common sense play Il lseS II
slaves Of the Nine will be hailed
as a relief. y: IKE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02
sen
Ed III
cALsgR III


youns
zdently aban
who claims
was found and III
late ails
sa BEG IS
had NE rs I'LL 50
but pers
say that
first olnd
months ago.5
3ents,
zMorga Iltosvn ad$ IsssT
later cert
away rom home
,ciety interested
case and found him good
"a man named i,tIrs
few INF aboRe
stayed theressa
ran OF poor
fora time. later leays IN
ing to King
days he has had to
was glad hen GERS
him with shel ter
very likely that the
him back sorga
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02
THE ROASTING
PROCESS ON JUDGE PARKER HAS
cohhENcED--UREY WOOD
SON BEGINS 1T.
Y (By Publishers, Press.D

i Ss $s tBy publishers Press $$ ~
OWENSBORO, KY, Dec: Trey
4 Woodson, secretary Of the Democratic
national committee, and editor OF the.
Owensboro3 Messenger and the Padu-.
cab News, Democratic in leading
Ieditonal this morning gives Judge
Parker mild roast for sending the
gold telegram to the st. Louis con-
yention, criticizes the disappointi ting
Language of his letter of acceptance.
and his failure until the last days OF
the campaign to make an aggressive
fight against the com bines and the
tariff protected interests.
Voodson was one of the original5l
Parker men In the United States Tt
was through his efforts that ParkersE
delegation was selected from Ken
lucky last summer Woodson is aIsoyI
an intimate friend Of William .. Bry
an an. and an was one sofs his warmest sup
port 'l. IN Kentuck XVI IN q 500 and IN
1900. Isl
n: BUY her all box Of at de ieouss e
HON Smad candy at heBefore-Xma
Bazaar Dec 9 Ia and
E.s Churc
ssI LOIS of prstty pock bool,s:s ladi les
md gents or
az s5I,ls II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02

! cons, iii, j ackS

is5 4 oduced sc VI last night
III s3 e. large and well pleased audience,
and the NOUS old play caused as
man airs as OF sore. story OF
the iopement seems never to- crow
old NJ Do@lon was a finished Sir.
Francis Levison, Miss Ainsworth a
npathetic and pleasing lsady Isa-S
bel: Miss sAgnes Earl was avery good
.Corne Miss Goodwin, Mr. lack, IN
fact the entire com pam gave an ex.
performance: The specialties
we're new and 3{brig ht 'onisht the
famous play THE ,wo orp hans,, with
new scenic effects and handsome cos
tunes.
$&All new speoia1tieS. gSa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02

A man
5charae al
stay IN "a satire.
part lie cordial Is
house npIoy
The contrary
than whom
visited ttl1e lpell
mentb en-
Eagl and
Quaintances anon !se 5ls9rHi 5fI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02
~ a7l7o 3
FAlRViEW.

. V 3 E4- q y ~
The NJ T.. Church South had an a,l
splciouss day last Sabbath Theil
new IN strnment,Ga handsome vocation
was placed in tie church. and tho
people turned out en- masse to hear
some very fine music. Professor
Bradley. Banners accommodating
travelling man, presided at the organ
and under his skilled touch displayed
the capabilities of the instrument.
This is quite an acquisition TO the
church and community and every
body is pleased. Next Sabbath will
be dedication day "A suitable pro.
gram 91as been arranged for$t the day.
and everybody should vie with one
another and help to make the affair
a great success.
Il Below is the program:
Organist. Prof. Macarthur CORNER
/ ly53twitn the Temple" Fairmont.)
Morning service, 1890 O'Clock
Prelude, Prof MacArthurzz2
Anth er-.tPrai to Thee Choir.
Announced Hymn, No. IS.
Apostles Greed. Congregation.
Invocation, Pastor, D: II. Reid
Scripture Reading. Psalms 1886:
Offertory Organ:
Hymn, No. 90. .ss.
Sermon Music Revelation of
Cod d. H. Reid. Text, And his
brothers name was Jubal; be was the
father Of all such as handle$the harp.
and organ.'-Gen 4 81
Hymn, No. $780,
Benediction
Evening Service, ESQ.
Prelude, Organ
Anth EN-. The Lord is King
Choir
Announced Hymn. No. EOS.
Invocation, Pastor.
Scripture Reading. Dan. 3: II; Rev.
ofer,ory, Organ
Hymn No. 419.
Sermon by pastor, Rev D. III Reid.
Rev 3- is.
Hymn, No TAG.
E Benediction.
The young men Of the city organ
lied band Tuesday night. The fol-
lowing are members: Ralph McChes-
ney, coIner.: John Callahan cornet;;
Ralph Reardon, cornet; Al Smith,
Chas Goodnight, clarinet;
Frank Huck1estein. clarinet; DR.. Geo.
r. Miller clarinet; Card Hamilton
alto; jess Yost, alto; Byron Billings
lea, alto: Clyde Mcchesney, slide
trombone; Scott Reed, slide from
bone; Ward Dragoo. Baritone; Pat
Sutton, bass; Frank Stewart snare
drum, and Porter Morgan bass drum.
Miss SaRse E. Martin spent Sun
lay at Morgantown, the guestof Mrs.
5. M. Dent.
{ VT. Barr was a Fairmont visitor
Tuesday
I TIC. Wisman, Of F,airmont was in
he city Thursday
Miss Watson, Of P1easantville, Pa.
s here the guest OF Mrs J. A. Car !
OIL IS
Mr.. Gregory, OF Denver Col, was
ere a few days last week the guest IS
his brother, Superintendent b. =
.regory
Miss bessie Dragoo returned from !
arlington Wednesday. where she Il
as been visiting relatives the past :.
eek. =
Mrs Clara Hewitt has gone to st. = =
ouis, Michigan, for months visit z
r her health Il
Mr. and Mrs w, If. Hart, Of Wheel s
g. are here the guests of Mrs. Harris y
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Taylor. ot
Q: E. Morris was a Fsairmont visitor -
ednesday. @ -
w. Hunter Atha, OF GAINESVILLE, o.. = =
is here a few days this week. y
). Ross Timms. Jr., was a Fairmont -
sttorSW Wednesday 8E ss5 ~ fs SSgS
Mrs: B. Stewart is iting at Is;
i1adelphiass Pa NO ne
q. .BumngtonEa and tiffman IA Pa
re Fairmont sltors Ttlesday IA
AIrs. Barr shop ping at
leeling his week I
gnolia douT spas ri s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02
MOTHER AND CHILDREN.
Become the Victims of Cruel Flames
in Their Home.
.(By Publishers Press. J

10y PuolSnefS PreSS.)
CLoVERPoRT. Ky, Dec 2.---Thc
home Of Lent Brown, farmer liv-
ing two miles south of Stephensport.
was destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon
Mrs. Brown and two children were
in Che burning building. One Of the
children was cremated and the moth
Eer and the other child are SO badly
burned that they are not expectei.
to live
Renew. Renew. Renew your sub
sscriptions for the Ladies Home Jour
Snal@and SATURDAYS Evening Post at the,
Before.Xmas Bazaar. First NJ E.
Church, Dec. 9th and "a 9th.
Every sack Of Mari on -four guar
anteed. Try
Aslsy FOUR grocer for IaEfon -four.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02

sisgED KoRRas, 81
PINE

$5ss ESoppes rs
roy
man M ftey Il i
city. repert be
sed, s,Is
400, sstta
chan ge neceasIt
and how teE.
Inns m ii dinolrs ties III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02

For Sale
Six and half acres OF land one
mile from Minersyille, good Broom
house, stable and other outbuildinGs.
plenty of good fruit water piped into
house sixteen and a half acres ad-
joining also for sale If desired. apply
to Us WALKER,
East Park. x
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The Mysterious yanos. Wonder;
fnisfandc cuff and trunk nlanipnI ators
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TO-; 20 and so cents.
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your Grocer W Iarion fiour 4,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02

the late books at E1arney LIoydsas
s. Main street, $
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-02

Visit our department OF granite, tin
galvanized, aluminium and queensware
and kitchen utensils on second floor
in Jacobs-Hutchinson block, and you
will find these lines complete and
prices low. J. i. Halls Hardware.
Store. .5.3 =
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