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The Press., 1905-03-01
Its very lucrative profession he

Its very lucrative profession, he
argued.
why. we never found-I mean
never heard of its being a money max
ing business" S-
Il had occasion recently to have
abe shyed at the word and then
bravely forged ahead-"corn removed.
| stepped into an artistic, little wait
ing room and made my wants known
to an attendant. Then l was ushered
into an operating room. A trim lit
tie maid came and removed my shoe
and sock. In came the chiropodist,
who made bow, drew forth an in
strument with a flourish, shaved off
my corn and vanished ina moment.
Then the maid put on my shoe and
sock. and I went into the Office. where
paid So" E..--.
1.-TWO doIlars"' gasped Aunt Maria.
"Why, we never-paid so much to
have one removed in my day"
"a bunion is So resumed Billy,
'and it's great fad now among wom-
that's q dollar"
Aunt Maria, was lost in her thoughts
for a few moments. Then she said:
at must be profitable. Still. if Mabel
is sensitive about it Id try something
else
mabel isn't so, opposed to it as
the Others" ne replied.
eyes, she is She is afraid of hurt
ing your feelings by saying much
against it. I'd try something else.''
But. you see. everything else re-
quires so much capital" -
"I'll tell you what I'll do" she said
after another silence. do you mind
going into business in Texas?"
mo. except I'd hate to leave Ma
bell
'"Take her with you" e.-
couldn't afford it until l got estab-
Iished"
81 have oil wells in Texas, and my
manager is going to leave. One of my
objects in coming here was to find a
smart young man. If you will take the
place and promise never to be that 9th
err thing III pay you $4,000 year"
"Agreedp' he cried. But it's awful
ly kind of YOU" .... aH
81 am not doing it because | am
fond of you. young man, but Mabel Is
my favorite niece. and l can see she
is bound to have you if she has to
oppose the whole family, and well.
don't wish her to marry chiropOdiSt.
I know just how she feels. There is
something want to ask you. Why
did you leave her so abruptly last
hal.n 1iclily To
Biliy's brain had certainly become
fertile.
''Oh. no, ma'am, but ever since
have expressed desire to adopt the
profession | told you any word per
tanning to anything that would remind
them of the subject has been prohibit
ed by MabePs family, and as soon as
l asked you innocently. with no idea
of such an Interpretation being put
upon it, If you had read Bunyan's
Pilgrims Progress / knew by the at
mosphere had put my foot in it, and
couldn't stay longer and stand up
against the black looks / was getting
'That was far fetched in them," she
said in disgust. las if any one had
got to weigh every word they speak
beforehand"
Mabers eyes shone with delight when
she saw Billy and Aunt Maria come In
together and heard the proposition, but
her family thought he had used I'M
derhand means to scheme for Aunt
Maria's fortune.
BILLY" asked Mabel when they were
alone, 'show in the world did you man
age? What did you say to Aunt Maria
to get in her good gracesT
Mabel" he answered solemnly, Il
talked Of corns all the way to the
house"
The Press., 1905-03-01
Ncel NeYer cylroacl, EIuscI

Need Never EcZsroach Himself.
What word Cid l.er father send aft
err lie had fonmd out about your elope-
ment:''
ooh. he wrote Inc very kind letter,
saying lie was glad we'd taken that
course. as it relieved him of the ne
cessity of giving his consent and hav-
ing it OH his mind all the rest Of his
Hfe."-Chicago Record Herald.
The Press., 1905-03-01
A Severe Cold For Three Months

The following letter from A. j Nus
baum Of Bs,esville. nd, tells it's own
story: Il suffered for three months with
a severe cold. A druggist prepared me
some medicine, and a ply stefan pre-
scribed for me, yet did not improve
then tr'ei Foley's Honey and Tar, and
eight doses cured me-" Refuse substi
tutes. Sold by E. K. Taft, Stafford
Springs; q. Hall, Jr., & Co., South vii
llngtOn,
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WHILE THERE is LIFE THFRE Is Hope -
l was sfd ct-d with catarrh could mel.
Their taste nor smell and could hear but
little Ely's Cream Balm cured it.-Mar.
"us g. Shau'z, Railway, N. j. Cream
Balm reached me solely, and the effect Is
surprising My son says the first appli
cation gave decided relief. Respectfully
Mrs. Franklin Freeman, Dover, N H
The Balm DOS not irritate CT caus.
snePzing. Sold by druggists at so CITE. or
mailed by Ely Brothers, So Warren st
New York. 5
The Press., 1905-03-01
me Rl,.. ne Riches.

Money" said the wise man, "does
not bring happiness"
"Oh. yes, it dOes,'' said the still wiser
man, "'if you have just enough of it,
Chicago Tribune,
The Press., 1905-03-01

La grippe coughs yield quickly to the
wonderful curative qualities of Foiey'e
Honey AMI Tar. There Is 70 hing els e
''jnst a. good" Sold ny e. K. Taft.
st ford Springs; G. Hall, Jr., & Co.,
South Wilmington.
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FREE RJgyP HOME,
urml &C. Fass Ss&pss Bottle q cal@cura
gohsmt, DE-. David ksnnedy's wonderful
nm,m KiaaeG. Liver and Blood Medicine.

nsw naasS, liver and Blood Medicine.
BG sp&cial arrangement, our readers may
cAtsfn a trial bSttle OF Calcura Solvent
(Dr. Kennedy s new medicine and pamph-
Isk OF valuable medical advice absolutely
froe. Simply send your name and address
70 the lChf lcura Co., Rondout, N iYls and
mention this paper. Cal-cura Solvent is
froA Khs hboratory Of that well known
physician and surgeon Dr. David Kennedy
Of Rondout, N. Y. 1t acts upon an entirely
new principle. It dlsselses and removes
uric acid from the system, the cause of var
ious Kidney, Bladder. and Blood troubles,
and many other yse.ious disorders Thus
by removing the cause 1t cures the dis
sasa.n n Al&ols8 and quickly removes Cal
Gull (stones) red and white gravel, from the
Kidneys sud Bladder It stops paih in the
back, kidney colo andavoids the surgeons
knifs; it prayants the formation of those
foreign bodies (Calcuh) by dissolving the
uric acid aud carryip i5 off through the
natural channels, thvy purifying the blood,
curing COST rheur4atism, neuralCia, and
periodical Headaches of women. 1t expels
gall stones, gives healthy acton to the
liver. relieves the pain OF bilious collie and
cures constipation Testimoaials sent upon
request. Large bottles 3 I.rO OF SIX for $500.
The Press., 1905-03-01
Foley's Honey and Tai

Foley's Honey and Tar
Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures Group and whooping cough.
Cures hoarseness and bronchial trou
hles.
Cures pneumonia and la e. ippe.
Sold by e K. Taft, Staff ,rd Springs !;
@. Hall, Jr., & Co., South Wilmington.
The Press., 1905-03-01
To Mothers in Th,s Town.

Children who are delicate, faverish and cross
will get immediate relief from Mother Gray's
sweet Powders for children hey cleanse the
stomach, act on the liver making sickls child
strong and heali by. A ceri ain cure for worms
sold BY al Druggists, CSC Sample FnEE. Ad-
dress Allen y. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Press., 1905-03-01

Look Before Hou Snoot.
The true sportsman may be defined
as one who looks before he shoots
Amateur Sportsman.
The Press., 1905-03-01

Some successful men are SO per cent
backbone. and some others are 95 per
cent cheek.-Chicago News.
The Press., 1905-03-01

II a mans fortune does not at him,
It is like the shoe in the story-if too
large. it trips him up: II too small. II
nincheS him-Horace
The Press., 1905-03-01
That Was Different.


Mrs. Tittle-What Il beautiful world
it must have been when there We're
only Adam and Eve in it. There was
nobody to say nasty things about them.
Mrs Tattle-But. then. they had no.
body to talk about Mrs. Tittle-Well, ]
guess, after all. the world has improved
since their time-Boston Transcript
"A DINNER INvITATI N.-After hearty
meal q dose Of K IDOL Dyspepsia Cure
will prevent an attack of Indigestion.
Kcdol Ia a thorough digeatant and guar
anteed cure fer Indigestion, d epsis,
Gas on the Stomach. Sour Risings, Bad
Breath and all St mach troubles. N
Watkins, Lesbus. KY, soys: II Can
testify to the Efficacy of Kodol IN thu
cure Of Stomach Trouble. l was ffi cted
with stomach trouble for fifteen years
and have taken six tottles of your Kndol
Dyspepsia Cure, which entirely cured
me. The six bottles were worth $1,000
to me-" K"doi Dyspepsia Cure will d.
gest any quantity of all the wholesome
food you want to eat while your stomach
takes q rest = recuperates and grows
strong. This womb rful PREF aration ls
justly entitled to all Of Its many lem arka-
BILE cures. Sold By Anders Jacobsen.
The Press., 1905-03-01

IUF The FU BLU:
-Tha finest ,1inA OF. FAN and White,
Goods ever shown IN this town csn b..
seen at PAUL SCHMEISKE'S TAILOR
SHOP. Prices are right Perfect I'd
gusrs"teed biis m
The Press., 1905-03-01
RARE COINS.

HIGHEST Cash Price Paid for Amer
4 L team and Foreign Rare Coins OF ali De
scr1ptiOnsL J. y. SMILRDGE Grant ave-,
STAFFORD Springs.
The Press., 1905-03-01

One man complains of the liquor
reform. 1t Obliged man in his en-
ploy to leave his work and walk two
miles, to the Hollow, to get fuel for
getting up steam. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
Why Women Should Vote.
(By Alice Stone Blackwelll.,), n

!. Because it Is fair and right tina
those who must obey the laws shout,
have a voice in making them, ant
that those who must pay the take
should have a{vote as to the size o
the tax and the way It shall be spent
2. Because the moral. educatIona,
and humane legislation would be GO
more easily. s;l. IN
g.. Because laws unjust 10 5Swomer
y, would be amended more quickly. \.
. Because Legislation for the pro pr,
lection of children would be aecur
ed more easily. sEij
s. Because II is the yquietest. cas-
lest. most dignitied and least consplc
uous way Of influencing public affairs
II takes much less expenditure 81
time. labor and personal presence t.
go up to the ballot box, drop in a slirL
Of paper, and come away, than to per
suade multitude Of miscellaneous
O.
voters to vote right VI
6. Because it would make women
more broad:mlnded. Professor Ed.
ward H. Griggs says: The ballot is is
an educator, and women will become
more practical and more wise in
using It." 5i
S5g y. Because Woman's ballot would
make IT harder for VIGOROUSLY bad
candidates to be nominated or elect.
cd. In the equal suffrage States, both
parties have to put up men Of re: re.
spectacle character or lose the w 8
mans vote. a. 4 {;
q 8. Because experience has proved
itt Sto be good. Women have for
years been voting. literally BY hun ir.
dreds OF thousands In England. Scot.
land ireland, Australia, New 7 zea.
land. Canada, Wyoming, Colorado.
Kansas. Utah and Idaho. 4 IN ali these
places put together. the N opponents I,d ,,tli
have not yet found a dozen resIpteaccta!.
Bile men who assert over their own ", d
names and addresses that the i, q,
have been bad while scores Of prom prom,
lLnent men and women itestify that 81
haze done good, An ounce 81 fact 10
worthy q ton OF theory.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

9 ; ~ sa * - lFI.-I fluStee.
Sec. q After said bonds have been
issued no more Of them shall be sold
than may be necessary 10 realize 4
sum sum sufficient for the payment Of all
debts, dues, claims and demands re re.
manning unpaid for the construction
and improvements Of said water
works, and water works system, and
the expenses Of the same heretofore
made, and hereinbefore set out, which
shall not exceed in the aggregate I The h,,
sum Of one hundred and eighty thtourE.
sand dollars, all Of which shall be ap 5.
piled and used wholly and entirely
for that purpose; none Of said bonds
shall be sold for5less than par and
shall be exempt from taxation for
municipal purposes.
Sec 81 To secure and guarantee
the payment Of the interest and min.
cipal Of said bonds within. and at
such times as Is expressed therein,
y
the Y e mayor and city clerk shall be,
and they are hereby authorized and
empowered TO execute a FIRST mort.
gage or deed Of trust upon The said
water works and water works system
Of the said city, conveying INTO the
trustee nto&such time said bonds
are paid of and redeemed by
the city. but shall not exceed the term
of 80 years, all Of the right, title,
claim and interest Of every kind and
nature, held, owned and possessed by
the said city, in and to all Of said
water works and said water works
system, both within and without the
corporate limits OF the said city, and
including the land known as Log
Cabin Hill farm upon the following
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15


Itien al aaS tir.s al ayet Ct years q, 4
s,ii5sa, Ill date q no opauas At Cytyy,oi
aoaE o. ~ y DAY on which iatesr.
81. i payabie hsreundst r o. upon he
pss.snt its ssr Dyaiz Sd aaa ACCRUED 1sa
thsreoas after the, folioHinsl: Il;
nsF ana viii me! eject setS foar.ti,,
n sts mort gaze o. deeH Of trust: y
city clerk shall, sswhenevter 90
Serdsses BY the 2GomnDn Council 81
Ssai5 city prepare a list Of numbers
To correspond with the numbers Of
~ ~ said series OF bonds at tho
tine out tandtns, from which list Of
numbers the water committee of wa.
ster board ~ Ssaia city shan draw by
sslss Ne amount 81 number Of bonds
10 desired to8 be redeamed and NO.
tlees o. the fact that such bonds had
been thus drawn and selected for, Re:
saelaption shall lie given to the hold.
sEss thereof, in the manner following,
te:wit The city clerk shall prepare
1ist 81 such bonds as have been Sc.
leeted Tor exemption in the manner
aforesaid, and at least enc month
SsPrlor to the next period for the pay.
Sment Of interest on said bonds, who
Shall cause such list to be published
fer four consecutive weeks in one ,le.
sersmore newspapers OF general clrcuu.
lasienS yin said city reciftng the draw
sins sby lot Of said bonds fol. 'riedemp-
tton, and notifying The holders there.
Sofi 10 present said bonds for payment
ssfs me principal thereof and all ac-
Senned interest thereon 40 Che office OF
4 sais eity clerk 40 the next succeed.
ing 1eriod sor$ Time named in the ,,,aj
Spons sof said bonds far Che. payment a, "a,
Sefs interest and further notifying
ss \ holders Of said bonds thus So.
s;lteetea for redemption shat interest
sens such bonds win cease thereafter.
Which said list and notiee when pub.
-.Sfts . q
sliskea as aforesaid, shalt be equiy,a.
s rs " 70 personal service on any holder
or holders Of said bonds so selected
5t Y. ha edeemed and the interest on
ssais sends shat az tie naxt succeed.
sin Y: period for the payment thereof
tncneafter cease.
1ss he holder Of this bond is reliev-
Sea sfrom the assessment and payment
q .siE taxes for city purposes hereon.
Dhis bond shah NOT be valid or OBJ.
shsatory until the certificate endors.
: S "a hereon shall be subscribed by the.
trustee under the said mortgage.
silnE testimony whereof il is hereby
Srestted and certified that all acts,
conditions ssta,.tie and things required to be
done precedent to and in the issuing
se .l, This bond have been properly done
and an 4 performed in regular and due
= form ~ as required by law; also that
the credit and the faith OF the said
city Isl 5irreyocably, pledged for the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

9sttp tattumAllh,
llswpsds, towit: atibcatton ana
APPROVAL of the ordinance passed ISL &,
lthe Common eonncil sof the clty s al
t;E ain irm q on the das brtiafy,
s sAss p p sll5 ding for tie issue
End ~ sale of mGniei bonds in nc ~ 81
;;gresate not ing one hundred
and eighty thousand dollars, Tor the
purpose Of raising necessary funds
70 pay for gimproSeme and extern d,
ssllons heretof fore made q 10 ! the water
works system 81 said city and paying
q and a ID dischargng all Just; oatstand;
Ing claims, debts, dues, and demands
and all other evidences Of debt of sey.
cry kind and nature arising out Of
the construction Of the reservoir and
filtration. plant owned by said city,
located on what Is known as n, Tor
Cabin Hill. and TO secure the payment ssl,
OF said bonds by executing q mort.
gage Or deed fof trust upon a general
water system Of said city, including
the reservoir and filtration plant $lo,
Gated on said Log Cabin Hill and all.
pipes, sewers, valves, engines; pumps pumps
and other fixtures in connection
herewith, andanll tools, apparatuses.,
and equipments that are used IN the
successful operation thereof" And.
against ratification and approval Of.
tho ordinance passed by tho Common
Council Of the City Of Fairmont On the
eighth day Of February. "a. D., 1905,
providing for tho issue and sale Of
municipal bonds in tho aggregate not
exceeding one hundred and eighty
thousand dollars. for the purpose Of
raising necessary funds to pay, for
improvements and extensions here.
totore made to the water works sys.
TEN Of said city, and paying OF and
tdischarging all Just outstanding
claims, debts. dues and demands. and
all other evidences Of debt Of every,
kind and nature arising out Of the
construction Of the reservoir and al.
tratlon plant owned BY said city. To-
Gated on what is known as Log Cabin;
Hill. and to secure the payment Of
said bonds, BY executing d mortgage
or deed Of trust upon the general
water system of said city, including
the reservoir and filtration plant 10.
Gated on said Log Cabin Hill, and all
pipes, sewers, valves. engines. pumps,
and other fixtures connected there.
with, and all tools; apparatuses and
equipments that are used In the sue.
cessful operation thereof
Therefore, I, George W.. Kinsey,
mayor Of the said City OF Fairmont,
in pursuance Of said ordinance do
hereby issue my proclamation, IN &c:
cordance with the provisions /. con:
tanned therein, do hereby give notice
to ALL persons concerned that there
will be Especial election by the quail.
flied voters Of said city held at the
regular voting places Of. said city,Fon
the "a day q March, 1905, to vote.
upon the question Of the issue u and
sale Of the bonds authorized under the
provisions and stipulatlons set forth
in said ordinance. which said election
shall be held, conducted and returned
in the manner and form provided.by3
law. III
Given under my hand this the 9th
day Of February, 1905.
G. W. ; KINsEY, 4 Mayor
Citysot Fairmont.
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splaused, and when sthis Ihad III "a 8
great shout vent ID for H. Nd.
who sat upon ilE Fri seat nenr an 4, M
form. Az the shouting continued ' III.
Weldon turned i Is Lincoln md sas;sS
f"Str. Lincoln ayo, & Wifi haye 4, IN, \
something to those people INF i T.. (
not think YOU oi il d ID mako 4 ,4ns,,sh
here. AZ Lincoln, quickly reniied. n.
course 81 WIN not Il, make mai i sspsssS .
but he stepped III 81 to de plapY a, !,
which he and Nh. ~. I'm ~, 49,,
sitting II. AS the aud Hence saw fis TN
j torm, ne great shout which had gone
up Ior8 hin increa and then H
Dough 1'g 4 who had not yct taken hin
seat turned towards M Lincoln ana
the two 81 sm M NY men stood not less
than an 2o feet part i; loo king INTO sach
others Other 10 3 faces Judge Douglas wor4
lo e'rllssa, Y IRON gray hair, ccmbed buck
from ! his s1 foreh cad and y fell nimosi
toS his shoulders HIS face was llls
e sd IRON the excl tement Of bis speech
and the intensity Of the moment
! With y, Il one hand he was stroldng his
hall. With the Other king his cravat,
and ne lookei Ike " lion mt bay wig
a asl'1 Sen 1ag1lg;esdf r Lincoln's COM
|Itenan!cies was whit ms snow, ana iiicse
near him could see sthat eysrs passion
90 his nature was strung Id The q
stood ana rli IooI ;e3 INA s,,,,,
faces IA al y;
FceIina III sInfs,,ss.
Tn Ills speeeb in,I,,a S1as,,,,g, s! ~
been mo bitter w III 3e5,,5si.,,n,,
81 tie Repabli ,,arfy s. e !, ~
Lincoln II Spart Ias snd sT,' w., w.,
don don feared X M nj ~, ! 8,
the moment I5ineolB ,sn,,Is ,sas = =
To ,re,ply sBut lisS Nh M H.,
audience eauEhf III ! i \ W Y
OF the scene and M Y ~ W.,
The peonleS saains 4. - ,,sas s s.
IA I, u J. ~ spe
scsns, : NJ Il M u 49, y We
M foreott fsp 49, ss ~ 4
IN 4 \ s,yyna;,, 3. 4, {, ]. .I...
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called SforsF Nh, 4 !. NJ. -
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Terms and condiho ns witch. shall 81
lIset forth 4, In said deed ofa trust .,
mort age
First That the city shall have ths
right 10 cont hue to con troll ana sopep
ate the said s8ate WORKS system, ID
long as there shall be no. defauit il
the payment OF the interest and and 4 prin
cipal III said bonds 81 any 81 them ih IL
expressed tss \ ioal ne face thereof.
Second. That In the event there
shall be default In the payment 81 til:
interest or principal Sof said bonds So s.
any Of; them, within the timao Or times,
expressed thereon, 3 the trustee shall
whsn requested in writing ~ AM, any
holder or holders Of said bonds pro pro.
Seed ts sell the water works an
water system at public n auc.
ton ct the front door Of ] the the
Courthouse of Marion county, West
Virginia. to the highest bidder there.
for. upoa the terms, stipulations and nd
conditions following, Il to-wit: one one.
third Of the purchase price, or SO
much thereof as will be suftlc ient to
pay OF all Of said bonds and interest,
and other charges. that are !; a lien
upoa said water works system. 4, in
cash. and the remainder In equal In.
stallments Of one and two years from
date. the purchaser executing his
two written obligations payable to
said trustee. with good personal Sc
curity. to DO approved by said trus.
tee and payable as Aforesaid; and rs IS
a further security the trustee shan
retain Hen upon said water works
system In said deed, to the purchaser,
and that before proceeding to sell
said uate- works as aforesaid, the
trustee ehall enter into a good and
sufficient bond conditioned 3 accord.
ing 70 law In tho penalty Of at least
one hundred thousand dollars, ($10o,.
0oo) and as much more as the council
t snait de 'e suhclent. 70 cover the
amount OF money that may come into
his hands. But before proceeding to
make such sale as aforesaid, the
trustee ehafl publish notice OF that
tes = =. ~; . .sla TWO " newspapers in
~ suiatioh - saio ely. lot at least
~ ~ "esAs. en ll snail ilKeWlse post
10y .netooI, ~ me iron ',. dor OF the e
-, ~ nusS = marion county. 1or q
Ing petioe q telme' statihg the time.
s.ae nv setms q SAFE. prlor 70 the the
innh,n .sis Guy ' lIt'N n alte.
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tharao, - :, 80 up. s.e pl,oeeeus
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15
,Foresio

choics Building lots On lirr1s5
avsns,s and stxth strees. Avs;gS T;5.l
vim Rohinscn eas ONES.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

Dunlap Hat opening, sst.s
s sSs' y. G. e Randall & Co. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

Ersunls Blynaeas ios ihe I1issISSi asd
tasesest ksrsof Il matuslts.
AHd further, ii aitness whereof,
Che sail City of Ealrmont has caused
these presents ne signed in lis cor cor.
porato name ~ itsS mayor, ana, eo IN
tssrstgnea ~ its I eity slerk, and has il
caused we orporate seal to Bs here.
Unto atlIes ~ the 4 city eierh Is 3 n
City of . airmont, VI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-15

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