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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-17
Mus Gfaot= ano gonutp=Se
waltnng.
Ole Snterurban- u b q q :
benan bic 9 tabtfino
garar sli9e.


Die peri6isosnen S~nterurban- gab-
nen baben Der 6taotcale fir bic Be-
nubung Der Strabsn i'm D~srnohsuen
Sabre s2331. 57t (58) gesablt. Sbre
reip. Greibrisfe DerpRidtsn iie, fir isoe
Runofabrt jsosr ibrsr Cars in Der
StaDt per Snbr eins Mbeabs bon sc on
Die Gtaot gu 3ablsn. 9urd ein pris
bats Nbtommen nit Der ySnoianapolis
Traction q terminal COMPANY"
dablen Die Snterurban : 2inien
aber nur Ii BON oieier Nb9abe.
pdbreno Die 3. &. & 8. 60. Die iibri.
gen DC 3ablt. Wie Die bon ben uer-
idieoenen Ginien benz Staot-g on=
trOleur Dorseleqtsn geridte 5eigen. be.
lief fia Die 3abl Der Snterurban-gar=
Rmlbfabrten i'm lsbten Sabre auf
4663l4 rsip. 1896, bod miro oieier
lebtersn unbeoeutenoen Differen3 feline
Widti9tsit beigemsnen. - Sn Oieirm
3uiammenbanse 1T gu beri@ten, oaB
Staots@lert + ogar D
IN 2 W 0 den mebr @elo
an pOliseis dts-
trneu Olectirt
uno Der Gtaotcafe ii~bertpielen bat,
ndmli9 $2625. 90, tbeiImeiie bon ebe=
benz b~er1dn9ten Strafen berriibrenb,
bic er mdbreno Der beioen erlten 6ez
bruarwotsn eingetrieben bat. Der
gsb0roe fir All. Werfe wuroe 9eItern
cine
petitioni II Yerfen,
Elm Originals a@wert, 5ueeRellt, in
welher oarum erfudt miro, bab Der
Of Mar,t audi an DienItaaen uno
Dcmnerffagen bis Hatmittags 4 ODER
5 ubr se0ffnst blsibsn iole. TOTE i6on
neulid petitionirt. Das poem wuroe
OH bic Siderbeits- Yeb0roe bermielen.
.3ufaIt" il pneuma a.
I'll pc Stra Beureini=
gung?
Die .Snbpls. Street 6meeping SO"
benadri6ti9te Die YebOroe fur off.
Werie, oaB es ibr unm0alid lei. Dor-
oerbano ibrs pnsumatiIden Npparaie
our StraBenreini9una gu benuben. oa
INNER nod 6rOIfmetter ferrI9t, mit=
bin Die StraBen nidt erfolareid bsrie=
left per0sn fDnnten. mie fir Die ge=
rubuna Der MaI9inen notbwenois.
getriebs-S tation ii r.
Mrbeitshaus be-
antragt.
Mrbeitsbaus : Supt. GDl. ". O..
Sbaw eriudte 9sieru brisflih Die
Gountp- gommifdre, fir Die BeIhaf-
flung elmer aIisreidenoen 0ei3ungs=
Mnlaae fir Die aniialt gu iorsen.
0enn Der alte furnace in Der 4nitnIt
lei uur fir. Natur9as.9 ci5ung einges
ribtet 9emeIen, uno um Die Sniafen
niat erfrisrenlsu laiien, babe er. Supt.
Sham, In Dem 3eaenraum mebrere
erOBe Osfcn QOgen. 3anOuen-G efem
aufRslIen miiien, sstuiB nidt CUR Der.
minoeruns Der BetriebstOiten Der In-
ltalt. gr ~bsaatrase Die ginridtune
elmer getriebs- Station fir 0si5unss=
uno Ssleuatunss=3wed etc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-17

- aaudt bic fish I Mipgo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-17

90 Die ar5bte rno pals
ienDne9 uStuatl bon gdnitts
bInu.eu ttnI BIumenft1dem
fur ale fremotGeit ttnD trams
rigem Gret9mtne. Wtr tino
jcoerseit 9ert bertit bet Der
MuSwabI tcbNIflt1 5tt iettt.
Bertermamn Bros. SO.
24f Nan. Mre. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-17
,,@elbe @efabr" rofia De
leitG)tet.

giel grobes bat Die Weni6beit Der
lurdt Dor orobenoen @sfabren 5u
beroanten. Wenn psifilen5en orobien,
bereinteu Rd Die Wi1snidaftler euro-
pas, Die iOnt gsirsnni arbeitsten, INN
Uliitel CUR Mbuenoung Der @eIabr gu
erforIden. Sn ben 2aboratorien Der
cibiliRrten Nelt fori4ten grObc 1enisr
unermHolih ben Reimen Dee Seude
uno ben aeeienstIien @e8enmittsln mad.
uni9dbbar fir Oas Mobl Der Meni1en
iporen bic grgebnihe Der Gorlbungen,
nelde curd bic orobenbe @efa6r ber=
anIaBt irorOen maren. 0dn3lih neIs
gabnen wur0en Der WiRsnIdaft uno
cibiliFrenoen Yefrebun9en er0nnet.
Waroe uns Die gelbe @eiabr einen
aleinen 0ienii erweiien uno Diellei6t
ersielen, mas bislang Oergeblid gu
fi6ern DerIu6t muros, 6rieoen unier
ben cibiliIirten Nationen?
Wan t6nnte Die 6rage fiigli1 be-
iaben, cenu Der 3rieb Der Selbferbals
tung pHroe Elm innisss 3uiammen=
IhlieBen Der weiben Naiionen beoin-
nsfl, I'm einig unO Iiiari Der gemeinla'
men @efabr ent9egen treteIl gu f0nnen.
Die 9iiHunQen Der Nationen Diiroen
nidt mebr aeqen ben meiBen Nadbarn
aegebrt Iein. Oenn; OerIelbe 1T nun Elm
BunoesQenclIe eeqsn ben s%emeiniamen
Qelben Teino. Wan lam li6 niht ocl
6oloerun9 berldlisBen. oaB Elm webr.
bates einiQes. Nfien Elm eini9es europa
nptbmenoig MADDEN wiiroe. Die gelbt
gefabr miiroe Den 6rieoen ltnter Den
peiBen Nationen CUR WIrilidteit mo-
den unO idieOsrihterlider Sprud
miiroe 3pitistsiien 3miIden Nationen
euildeioen. oic'man ion5t nur ourd oas
S9mert AT reseln eewObnt mar. Denn
gu eemeiner WaTenbriioeridaft smin9i
Die oemeinIame @efabr. gemeiniam
meroen Die Nationsn @adt balien mill
ZEN an DER @rsn5e oes Miiaienreids unc
perbunoen tonnsu Tiesoer gelben GefabI
Ipotten.
Gin p~ebrbaftss. Iur5tbarss aIien
iriiroe ben meiBen Nationen o:eSesnun.
gen oes 6rieOens euIsmIngen. Die ibrg
Boiler TO- LANCE bsrqeblid erlirebten.
Sine ole eemeiniamen YOrtbeile ma6r-
nebmenoe @DmmiIIiOn wiiroe Die 0an=
oelsbertrdoel nit benz aliatiiden &eide
abi6lieBen yuno Die Irtunolidfen Be-
3iebunoen 3wiI9eu ciuem md1tigen
Qfien uno einem mddtioen guno tDei=
Ser Nationen oirftsn DOrberrlden,
Den weiBen lIIowobl absr ME ben gel-
ben Y0ltern mdre unaeft0rte @eleasn-
belt oeEbert. ben bOdlen @ulturbe-
Rrebunoen Ieben 81 i0nnen. so rufi
bic oelbe @efabr Die rofi9Iien Grisoenss
irdume pa9 Die mar erIebnen t0nnte,
uno nur Ourd oieIelbe tonnen lie 5ur
Wirtlidteit weroen. Wenn 3iuei
Starfe I'D nssseniiberitehen 10 miiroe
Der GrieOen oauernoer srhalten tleiben,
ais wenn,, Der Starte benz Sdwaden
eeasniibs r..ffebt.
Der 10 ie9ensrei6 bemdbrten Ragime,
Amerita fir Die Nmeritaner, ffige
man 6insu. gusopa fir Die guropder
uno MIien fir bic NIiaten. Die No-
tionen t~onnen!ibre 9anOeIsbe5iebunaen
befer Trieoli6sr uno aersdter unter.
balten, ipenn teiner fremoen Ration
WadtIpdrsnaim moeten 4anO 3uge'
lianoeu mdren.
Die 9elbe 8etalr, ourn eIn rudbr'
bates einisss Mlien wiirOe ben Grie-
ben Der tDeiBen Waiionen unter iih sr'
spinqen. Der Ruf oes oeuiidsn aai'
lers Boiler guropas bemadt Cure
l~eili0lten Sitter" miiroe erlt miriam
iein uno gum Gammelruf merben,
penn bic osIbe @tfabr Oa 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-17

Sn ct. Gtienrs maate, ME be-
ridtet wuroe, Der iOeialiftifde gtb9.
y. Saures einen beftiasn Yoritob gs-
gen bic ruiiiIde g%lian3. IS 1T ia
nidt oas erlte Mal, Dab Ole Socialilten
oas BiinoniB nit benz abIolutiitii6en
3arenreihe fir sinen Yerrctb on ben
3raoitionen Der aroBen @epolution err
ildren. i'm 9e9enwdrtigen Augsnblide
Der wieoerermahsnoen Hunenbegeilter-
ung erhdlt Die Runogebung inoehen
cine beionoere g%eoeutung. 5rob aler
Observation-Disclosures 1T Die @eiabr
lebr grob. Dab Jrantreid gu Sumter
oes Yerbiinosten in ben oltaliatiiGen
GOnfIitt bineinseriisn miro, nadosm
i9on binnen menieen 3agen oas Yer-
bdliniB 3u ENGLAND mieoer sbsnio fsino-
Ielia gewOroen is, ais in Den errs9ten
3eiien Der 6aidooa.Atffaire. Srgeno
Elm u%nOermutbetes ereianib, oas Die
9eioenidaften entfadt. lam gum
Srnhe fibren uno oani II mare es na-
iiirli9 nit Der Nsutralitat pcrIdieoener
anOerer Gr0bmddte glcidfalS borbsi.
Die dran3oien baben fid felt ben
peniaen Sabren oes goulanaer-R um-
mels, Den lie obas |ismards 4lugbeit
nit sinem absrmaligen unaiinfigen
Rrisge be3ablt hdtitl. taum aednoert
unb ole mabnenben Worte Ron Saures
rerben Oaber i'm groBen 8iirasrttum
teinsn al~lsulsbbaften Wioerbaa finOsn.
Dob ben Wertb Der mutbisen 3bat.
uneeahtet Der niht ausbleibenosn Wor=
miirfe BON mangelnoem patrioiismus
auT Die OrObenoe @eTahr b%ingemielsn su
baben, minoert Dies niht.
gs lit i'm SntereRe oes Weltis.eosns
Tebr gu ~beoauern. oaB 6rantreid osr-
seit Der weitiidiige uno bodgebilOet.
3anotaur als Minifter oes MeuBeren
feblt. Was Der iebiae Better oes Aus.
pdrtiaeu rubmrebie berfprad, Die Ver-
meioung oes 9rieges, tudre jenem bod-
beaabten Staatsmann, ben Mande
Idon nit &idelieu berglidsn, tpabr-
ideinlid gelungen. 0err TeIeahe lit
aleid unIerem 6ap 9rOB in Worten
unb Notsn. nit msld' ihatiddlidem
grfOIae, bat 5unddft bel benz ~fran30-
Fi6em Winilier. Der Song Der jiing-
fen greianiHe mieoer oeutlid ge3ei9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-17
eotialsr IarnbsrsIu.

0euis glbsno finoet i'm Dsuti9en
0auIe cine 9smeiuidaitIi9e Deriamm-
lung oss 0aupt.G Omiies Far Die Otter.
feier Der G%reiFiunigeu Sonnta9sTduIe
uno aller lnter.4usi6nHs fat. bel Der
oas grf9eiush Idmmtlider Wit9lieoer
orin9eno eripnnI9i III.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-17
IN gonoon wmrben aeItern yarIa.

all IDboDh WhADSH Bthtih RuAIn-
mentss Dotuments, pelde bic @0rres
ipcnosn3 iiber Die YsieBuns Der Nan-
oIdurei bonn Suli 1900 bis 8. Sanuar
1904 entbalten, ausgegebsn.
9ln lebterem Sage nod iibermittelte
Der ruIfide gotIdafier benz Setretdr
oes N%usmdrtigsn bic formelle grfld-
rune, RuBlano tperoe Die beitebenoen
gertraasrsdte Der Mddte adtsn. 2oro
9~ansoOmns briidte bisrauf fem Be
Oauern aus, oaB RuBlano bis jebt nod
tsinsn S6ritt 3ur Yerfolgun9 oieier
politit unternommen babe, uno ia9te,
Das Bolt bon gngIano ertuarie einsn
bsffimmten gepeis, oaB @uBlano feline
Ueriprsdungen einlois. Gum geiipiel
laRs iid Die Rdumung bon Nsw @bmapg
obne e~rtennbare lotale Sdpieri9feiten
burdfibrsn.
Dies lino fir ben oiplomaiiIdsn
Yertsbr febr idarfe Morte uno iie biz
Den sinen braftiI6sn Yeusis Iiir Die
8iefe Der Spannuns 8uiidsn Den bei-
ben 9dnoern. I'm 10 be5ei6nenoer fir
Die enslii4e YOlitit 1T Die 5at. nit
wslder iOiCrt nod 4risgsausbrud Res
gierungsbldtter ertldrten, Sapan babe
auf ieinen Jal auf gnslanos geiaano
5u rednen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
Morqanto.vn NuptiaIs.

MORGANTOWN, July 13--The
most notable event in Norgantown
society circles this week will be the
marriage of J.. NJ. c. Brown and Miss
Mary Bannister on Wednesday even
ing, June Is, at haif-past O'CLOCK
1t will be a brilliant church wedding,
DR.. A. NJ Buchanan, assisted by Rev
II. G. Stoetzer, will perform the cere-
mony at the Presbyterian church.
The Episcopal ring service SO beautl-
full and appropriate will be followed.
Miss Bannister is very popular
young dady in -.er circle of acqua1n-
tances. She is daughter OF MI. ana
Mrs. w. H. Bannister, who moved
here from Fostoria, Ohio, few years
ago. Her father has since died He
was a pioneer in the manufacture OF
glass in Morgantown-
Mr.. Brown is a member of one OF
the best families of the city. He IS
sou of Major John J.. Brown, one OF
the most distinguished members OF
tn, Morgantown bar
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
Franklin Arnett.

Ex-Countv Commissioner franklin
Arnctt died at his home near Hoods
Vile, in Pawpaw district, this morn
ing at $50 O'Clock, of typhoid fever
He had been sick for three weeks
and there were no hopes for his re-
covery for several days. Mr.. Arnett
was G2 years old and leaves wife
and one daughter, Mrs. William Ice,
of Grays Flat. He was brother OF
C. W. Arnett, of this city, and OF
Riley Arnett, of near Huntington.
Deceased was one of the leading cit
izens of the county, and his death
is a great loss to the Republican par
", of which he was an influential
member He was Union soldier in
the war of the Cos. Mrs. Arnett was
a Miss Bebout, sister OF our late
town;man, Alexander Bebout- Mr.
Arnett was prosperous farmer and
srazer and was in fine Circumstances.
The remains will be brought to Fair
mont Wednesday morning and inter
red in Wood1awn cemetery at eleven
O'Clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
l.rHE:sk.I i.a.s pA,l,lueHTERs
VIII save the M cry -ao.R onnd Tues
~ day NJ

# sffse 4sayai Circle Of + h s. & Kings.
5.Da,lsh tiers and sons viii have charge.
OF 1fle merry located at the the
corner of Jackson and Jefferson JEFFERSON
streets, Taesday evening. They viii viii
serve refreshments on the grounds
and promise eserx 3ne WHO comes
good time. Come and ride. The,
Kings Daughters need yc1ir help: No
one is too Did to ride on Kings
Daughters night and it is The very
tI1nc TO bling the Children
Remember it is tomorrow, Tues
day evening. Do not fail TO go if you
only watch the fun.
J,1nhins' Band will give one of their
fire concerts on the lawn during the
evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
Era,,klin satterfield.

Era1klin SatterfeJd, residing near
Rivesvillc, died Saturday evening.
He had received a stroke Of paral-
ysis a few days before and steadily
g..ew worse until death came The
remains We're buried this afternoon
in the cemetery at Pitchers church.
Deceased was an old soldier of the
war of the SOS, having served IN
Company a, Sixth w. Va Vol IN
fartry, our townsman, Capt. John
Fisher commanding. We suppose
MIR. Satterfeld was about G5 years of
age. He was the son of Nimrod sat
terfcld, long since deceased, and
brother of the late s. w. Satterf1eld,
IF I2iv esville.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
K. of P..S Out.

The local lodge, *. of p. accompa-
MED by the Uniform Rank, met at
their hall yesterday afternoon and fol-
lowed the Greater Fairmont band to
Woodlaw IL cemetery, where they dec
grated the graves of their fallen mem
bcrs. From there they went to Elem
ing cemetery and decorated the
graves of their members buried there
There was a large turnout of the
members. who took this means of re-
Numbering their departed brothers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
BROOKE GOES
TO OXFORD
THE QUESTION OF THE 5ENE-
F!CIAEY OF THE RHODES
SCHOLARSHIP is SET
tiled.

AIORGANTOWN, June 13.-(Spe-
ciall-At special meeting OF the
University faculty this morning
Tucker Brooke was recommended as
the representative OF West Virginia
in the Rhodes scholarship PROPOSE
ton Tho faculty recommended him
to tho University Council and that
body has passed the matter to the
firaI board which will undoubtedly
ratifv the recommendation. The APP
pointing board consists 81 State SUI
perintendent 1hos. e. Miller, Presl-
dent Purihton. of the University. and
President Cramblett, of Bethany
College Tucker is son OF DR. St
George r. Brooke, and he is a wor-
thy son of a worthy sire. He Will
mako a good representative for West
Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
Cloud Burst.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, June
ia cloud burst occurred this morn
ing between Hustled and Palmer Lake.
Three Rio Grande passenger trains
are stalled and the local yards are
filled with freight trains, unable to
proceed. y nunb Der of small houses
we're swept away. Three-quarters OF
Z mile OF Rio Grande track was wash
ed out. one of the Rio Grande bridges
rendered unsafe, and all foot bridges
and wagon bridges for a distance Of
ten miles down the stream are report
ed wrecked.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
X. O. T. M. Memorial.

The members OF Showalter Tent, X.
o. t NJ, met at their hall yesterday
morning and marched 10 WoodiaWn
cemetery at O'Clock. This was the
time set by the Supreme Tent for Me
mortal services, and a large number
of the members. including the Uni
formed Rank, turned out. The music
was furnished b. the Junkins band.
The lodge went through the ceremo,
MES at the cemetery and the graves
OF the fallen Sir knights were deco,
rated
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
First Anniversary

purchases at saving of zoe on the
dollar, as everything goes at this re-
duetion; any SC article for &c, 1oc for
Sc, Csc for zoe, SOC for 4oc, 75c for
soc, $500 for soc, $500 for $3.50, $500
for s2.4o, $500 for $500, $3.50 for
100, $1,000 for $500, and so on, an
actual reduction of 20 per cent. off
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
Skinner Building
Second Door
HbOV6 POStOffIC6.

On the 18th we celebrate our Sec
ond anniversary by what we call our
FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE at
which time we will give a reduction
of 20 per cent. off everything in our
entire line of merchandise. For two
days only, we offer to the people of
Fairnont and vicinity the chance to
make their summer and early fall
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
Epworth League Lawn Fete.

The members of the Erworth
que will hold lawn tete on .he
lawn at the home ~of NJ B. Bartlett,
on. Locust avenue. il the Fifth ward.
Thursday evening. Refreshments
will be served and the affair VIII be
prof. ple- as we'll as pleasIrable-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
v. m. C. 4. Anniversary.

The local Y. NJ. c. a. will celebrate
its first anniversary Friday evening
of this week. The organization has
been a success the past year and has
done great deal of good but 1t IS
The intention of the Secretary and
members to make the next year
creator than the past.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
& z r p z
sPERSoPAL
q z z Z :
Lindsay and Charles Peddicord were
sf,3,r,,,,,,, a Ioraa n town Yesterday

Lindsay and Charles Peddicord were
sup from Iorgantown yesterday.
LII. and Mrs William Weidebusch
left yesterday for the ST. Louis Fair.
Councilman George DeBolt returned
yesterday from "trip to New York
City.
Or. VS.. Hamilton and Thomas Ar
nett, who went to Pittsburg Saturday
might, returned today
miss Rosetta Fletcher spent Sunday
IN Manningto She attended the
s funeral of MT. F. Koen, who was her
lcolsin-
MSS Blanche Corbin has returned
home from Shepherdstown, where she
I had been teaching in the Normal
School.
DR.. c. C. Meredith, of Pittsburg,
joined his wife here on Saturday. Mrs.
Meredith has been the guest of rela-
tiYes here for several weeks.
5ssssS VIII " Sauner, who will play first
violin in MacArthur's Traction Park
Orchestra, is expected to arrive from
Baltimore tomorrow.
Miss Lena Ruttencutter, now of
SClarksburg, was a visitor in town
over Sunday. She and her sister
Mabel are both doing office work at
sClarksbI1rg
s. Todd, representing the Berger
Exposition Company, now conducting
carnival in Pittsburg, was i'll the
city to-day. He was trying to con-
tract with the Woodmen to bring his
company here
John Hite went TO Philadelphia
yesterday on business. Mr., Hite is
getting his affairs in shape prepare
tory 10 making trip to Europe. where
he Intends to go about July l.
.isiarsha of Police and Mrs. Thomas
s #. Farnan, of Baltimore, are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. r. 3. Parrish, OF
this city. They are on their way home
from the Fair, at ST. Louis, where
Marshal Farnan attended meeting
ofstle police officers OF the large cit
iesSof tile United States.
Prof. T. c. Miller seems to have al
most enough delegates now to Sc
\ cure him the denomination for State
Superintendent Oh Schools He is
supported by the record OF splendid
administration, and is a strong can
didate before the people--summers
Republican
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
John Sturm.

John Sturn1, an aged and respected
citizen of Lincoln district, residing.
near Worthington, died last Saturday
and was buried yesterday in the
home buying ground. He was about
so wears old and leaves two laugh
tiers and three sons. He was ofoth-
cr of the Hon. Jesse f. Sturn1, OF
that district He leaves numerous
other reg lives arb n wide circle of
friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
Scott at CHICAGO.

IN CHICAGO, ILL.,, June Ex-Governor
Murphy, OF New Jersey, and Senator
Scott. of West Virginia, have arrived
as the advance guard of the Republi-
can National Committee. which will
meet in its initial session Wednesday
4 to consider contests.
Fairbanks can undoubtedly have
the Vice-Presidential nomination if
he cares for it, said Senator Scott.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
Ice Cream Social.

The u. r. X. o. T. aI.will hold an
ice cream social in the vacant store
room in the Fairmont Coal Com
pany's building next TO the Bon Ton
store, Saturday evening. Good mu-
ST. will he furnished
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14
NO 7 ICE

Worthy n. Post has bought
the NJ. R.PoSt Grocery on 9th
street and will continue the
business at the old stand
where he was formerly To-
Gated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14

Dr. J. II. Lucas preached the bacca-
laureate sermon for the Glenville State
Normal School yesterday. Prof. John
q Shaw. graduate Of the Fairmont
State Normal School, is principal OF
the school at Chenille. Dr.. Lucas
no doubt preached an able sermon,
and one the people of Chenille ap-
preciate
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The Times Dance.

A DANCE Will be given this evening
at East f'airmont Park by the refor-
toral staff of the Times. The j. ..
Watson will carry the party to and
from the park
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HERE AND THERE.
Lyceum Banquet.

If any members OF the Normal Ly-
ceun or friend of the society has not
secured a ticket for the banquet for
tomorrow night, he will please call
Prof MCGOWAN at the Normal School
not later than noon tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14

given by the juices OF luscious fruits,
ripe and fresh, makes Jim Martins
soda so popular. The fact that all
these syrups are absolutely pure ap
peals to everyones good sense who
values health. The water used is pure
also, and there is no Summer beVer-
age so wholesome and delicious. Try
a glass of soda with his delicious ice
cream at the
SnIIIA SIDE PHARMACY.
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DEATHS
mrs. Adam Heck.

q Mrs. A6lam Heck died att her home
near RiyesYi1le yesterday, of stomach e sh
trouble. She was operated K Son some.
time ago: but that did not relieve: her her
much and she grew worse until she
died. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14

Evangelist Randall preached on
the Courthouse steps yesterday. He
says that he preached to some peo-
ple who had not heard a sermon for
wears. and that he believed he did
them good. Saturday night he was
interrupted in the First ward by
ruffian and had to suspend further
exercises. Last night his pal held
forth over there, assisted by two
women.
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q slssaf J So. "
SOCIETY,"
r. Il

MISS R1anclle 1Iaione will egise5za.
dance at Traction Park Thursday
evening. Abort IS Invitations nave,
been sent out and special car char
tered for the occasion. Music will
pc furnished by aiacArthur's orches-
ira.
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NOTICE. will sell you millinery at
your own price June II, 1901. Call
and see me. Mrs. Laura Frazer, 1913
Jackson street.
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w e T. u. Lawn Fete.

The ladies of the w. c. T. U. Will
have a Lawn Fete" on the vacant lot
at the corner of First street and Fair
mont avenue Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, June IA ind Is. Martin s
famous ice cream roses and delicious
cake will be served. Good music
Everybody come.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14

If it's an ideal wedding gift you are
looking for. Cochran, the reliable
jewe.er, has it specially selected for
the occasion. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14

Some nice lots on Hamilton Hill for
sale, at a good bargain H. H. Ian
ham.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14

i have some good lots in two squares
of Courthouse for sale at ss75.oo- H.
III Lanham. <
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Main Street
FdirInOnt
West Va.

siery, gloves, underwear, u'nb has llss'
women's and ehiIdren's hats, lace eur
tains, shirt waists, skirts, suits, wrap
pers, understands, ehildren's dresses,
infants wraps and dresses, bed
spreads, comforts, parasols, ribbons
ETC., all at is off regular price
Come early, remember the days vs.
and date, plenty of saIespeoPiesto at
tend to your wants. Si.:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14

FOR RENT-Two nice rooms with
both, gas and electric light Call at
423 Jackson street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-14

The Daily West Virg1ntan contains
more good reading matter than any
other paper in Marion county