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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
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The Lyceum Literary Society, 81
the Normal School, will hold their
first public meeting tonight at the
school auditorium. No fadmlssionsWill
be charged. The programme follows:
Piano solo-Mlss Cuba Hess. 9si n 5 4
4 Recitatlon-Miss& Georgia Straight
Recitatlon7--N Carney Christie
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Recitation-5Miss lisa Hawkins. III
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# Piano I Duet Misses Grace and Ora
Palmer. u sSS3sf
NJ l5Recitation-AI Miss Dora N. Rove. W.
Vocal Solo--Miss Alice Hawkins.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
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part 3of her programme geatsy
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arose III theso occasion ana berforineG
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last moment To play an ntrodpnsnis
humber each of tie Two parts "
thetprog samme, sbutSdid snot, ofscopraes
make any retenslon % filing Tic
places In the prog omme made *ausni
blythe absence 10 Mrs rstiItngaIi
Mi. Reeves and M, Burnside pst
formed helSseryices reqllred of Them
very reditablysss but were under Miss
RoWe's 4 Immediate direction: So MIS-
Rove conducted an emf ertaihuelt
PRACTICAL Sunrelie
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ask any iellefs ID facls tl,eg aidnx
knows thatthey didn't haye III, FTiss
were held tin the How 81 Inn lltglll
from start to sfnishs and during The
close III The last number her siighteat
whisper was plainly audible:
And NY the way that was ID mas
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hall had something 10 do wita, aat
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young woman had most remarkasls
voice control; Wien her voice SINK
|toaa whisper every one WINS eIalst:ltsls
1 that she was speaking III IA syilsrer
land Yet every iorle tcould hear every
word she spoke Her articnlntiun
A was @elLnighs perfect. and ihak
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A pitch. Miss Rowe was obliged 70 RI
4 sponds ID three ehcores after shs
4 sjeweLcase scene from Goldsmith
\ .shes Stops 20 Conquer. &.
Miss sRamage srende Tered Schunaliis.
Opus IL; rraumerei and Ron,nhr,s
and ssindingis Opus 50 March ,srs
tesque, incapable fashiec ami ssllcs
Il ed her mastery ~ her Instrument
II marked degree. IN the A. 3. g. g:ss,I-
!, tomfme srhes lopement Mr.. 4 &C
Reeves and q Mr. q. y 81, RbrIs ~
4 the parts o. the logat; :ani. ~ siutisss
commendably -,
Miss ( RoWes selections Covered n
wide rang egand gave opportnnitf ar
theg display of emarkable yefsatllisy
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4 School of orat N, and is All inusaSl
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31

aWhatSa beautiful new carpet Y YOU
have. Why5that IS "a CARPET we have
had for four years. We had the Troy.
Laundry clean ~ "a few days ago: slsSs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31

Ri Three days OF special curtain sell.
ing Friday. Saturday, Monday. Jol.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31
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ca,isln ng an osion which inssnatlr
killed q ireen and John Sandman. ina
\, " and John Cooper; a szsser.
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accident Willis afimmis and iIear5
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sopnde The bodies Of the ss,iii.
man boy and Engineer HEAD
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scene So SO the explosion ccoper,s Sc.iy
vas iterally torn % atoms. ET.ss
one about The mill WAS more Of Is
injured lbs the explosion. s
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Onion sets, seed potatoes, iswR
grass, best quality at Halls tn
Main street ~ &
Talk with Junkins 8 Miehasl. i
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31

That qlaint,, quiet, ctious
& come Y med, edianSs with the wondrousI
sold den tones 4 l. i. Wilson
q made % his bow as .! starin The
9atc h; on the Rhine. 4, B 9th,
play and play YER made i Big hit;
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-31

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Jolliffe's store Is getting readySfor
i millinery Reception. i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
WEDNESDAY CIRCUS DAY.
Ringing Brothers are Coming With the
 AtR show.

Wednesday, November 22 is Ringing | Brothers circus day. The greatest
 show in the world will bring its won ] ders to US at last. The eighty-flve cars used to carry the immense aggregation will draw in here early Wednesday morning. and it needs no prophet to foretell the crowds that will greet the splendid caravans. This year the Ringling Brothers great
 shows are said to be almost twice as big as ever before, and that fact makes comparison with any other show impos- sible. and indicates tremendous size. The great tent will seat comfortably IA, COG people, and the menagerie can vas is the largest ever made, furnish ing commodious room for the arranging of t0S cages. lairs, dens and tanks. There are 650 horses with the huge show, more than 200 of which are bred in the purple. and highly educated. The geological collection is claimed to be the rarest in existence. It exhibits two giraffes, the last of their tribe; the only rhiuoceros in captivity, a genuine baby elephant, Baby Boo. American born, and the greatest herd of elephants in the world forty in number. Twenty of tricks in the rings. This is the most instructive exhibition of animal train ing every accomplished.
 The pick and flower of tho circus pro- fessfon in Europe and America appear in the extraordinary ring program. Many of the acrobats, gymnasts. eques- trians, riders, equilibrists. jugglers. ath- Ietes. ..contortionists. dancers, wire art ists and myriad other feature perform CTS are introduced by the Ringing Brothers in this country for the first time.
 The progressive policy of this famous amusement firm Is illustrated this year s,, YrodncfinT nf 1 SSiNnlv Q and magnificently costumed spectacle, "The Field of the Cloth of Gold" Twelve hundred characters. more than twice the number ever used in spec tacle before, are in the cast, and a bal let of 300 beauties and singing chorus of 200 add to the delightful charm of Ahe enchanting scenes. Twenty-Five hundred delicately fashioned and class ically correct costumes are worn in the varied and thrilling action. and the stage is larger than the combined room of loo theaters A selected band of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Real Lasss

A consignment of handsome Duchess and Point Lace Collars, Berthas, and Handkerchiefs has just been sent us on memorandum. These we will show for few weeks and then what is unsold will be returned. For this reason we are enabled to quote a very low price on everything in the lot. Taken as a whole, they are per haps the handsomest ever seen in Montgomery, several of the Der thas running up as high as $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Epileptic Fits Cured.

Both sexes and all ages are liab,e to epiIeptic fits, but no matter how serious Kosine. the discovery of a famnns WasS E,i1I
 ingten scientist, will cure the dread dis-
 ease. E c; Fowler obtained tho local as he heard Of it. As soon
 Elixir Kosine Is positively guaranteed bv Its discoverer 10 cure epleptic fits and aiI fections So confident is he that i, suI 1I,, do this that ne has Instructed E c. Fowler % to money will be refunded sbe,Is that the run no risk n bnyink Elixir Kosins Si a foS aS,S of the best drug firms absolntsI,, s as ols as Price Si.bO Man orders filleS 1, not cure. Co., Washington. D, c, or E "e racsiar hoslne 10 Dexter Ava. Montgomery. H' rSMter' S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Extra Specials

For this week only we offer two lines of newest Cheviot Long Coat Suits at only $16.50 each.
 One is tight, fitting, very long Coat Suit. The other semi-fit- ting three-quarter Coat Suit.
 Both styles are in green, navy and black, and would be very cheap at $20.00 even. Be sure to- see them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Our Linen.

We tell you candidly that our Linen Department is one of the most comprehensive in the whole South. We have prepared some special items for this weeks sell ing and ask that you make it a point to visit this part of our store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Adnn,a street Church.

At the Adams Street Baptist Church there will be preaching by the pastor Rev. John Bass Shelton at II a. m. to- day, his subject being "The Something est Something in Man"
 At 1880 D. m. there will be con- tinuation of the series of sermons on The Most Popular Route from Mont gomefy to He'll" under the caption of The Specific Forms of the Devil in Montgomery." At this service names will be called.
 The Sunday School service will be- gin at 9:45 a. m, S. B. Seightler, super intendent. The B. Y. P. U. meets in devotional meeting at 6:45 p. m. Meet ing for prayer and praise Wednesday. 7:30 D. m. Church social will be held Tuesday evening from to 10 o'clock In Sunday school rooms of the church. to which. as well as to all the services of the church. every one Is invited
 At the close of the Sunday evening service the ordinance of baptism will be administered to several candidates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Walker whiteside Coming.

Walker whitesfde, who in this sea- son starring in a comedy by Lieutenant Gordon Kean, called We are King" is an artist of national fame having presented his several successes in every city of note from ocean to ocean and from the Gulf of Mexico to the Cana dian border.
 Some years ago. when a very young man, Mir. Whiteside battled for honors in the stage world and steadily rose. step by step. till he finally gained the lofty position which he now holds. Unlike many other actors. Mir. White side did not become famous in a day, as 1t were, nor will the lustre of his star be dimmed for some years to come. Success has been his for years, but with that success has not come that affecta- tion which mar the performance of so many otherwise good actors Quiet and unassuming he is ever studying how to improve his art and better the pre- sentation of his play. Not only does he study the character which he him. self impersonates, but carefully goes over every character in the cast, and drills and instructs his whole company in the finer points of acting. that they too, may be enabled to thoroughly un- derstand their work and render him that finished support which has been such a factor in his success.
 we are King will Be presented in this city at the Montgomery Theatre soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19

merit. the first of the kind ever given by the club. The new flower Is so striking and beautiful that all con- scented to the award.
 The new fern was obtained from the tropics by plant breeders at Scarbo-
 bowersii." and 1t is one of the most
 attractive and showy members of the fern family.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
sounds Through a MIcrophone.

lIETIIIEH IUIIs JUUIIIdI
 A scientist who has listened to the vioce of hOusefly through the micro phone says that it sounds much like the neighing of a horse. We would not care to listen to baby through the microphone, but he would probably sound like the trumpetings of a dis dressed elephant with half a ton of stomach ache aboard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19

ing the year have passed to the Great Beyond
 The exercises this year will be held at the Bijou Theatre, and the program will consist of selections by the best vocal and instrumental talent of the city, as we'll as addressed by prominent speakers both local and from abroad. The public is invited to the exercises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Jno. L. Cobbs & Co.
The House That Keeps Abreast of the Times and Enables the Women of Montgomery to be Numbered Among the Best
 Dressed People of America.
Preparing for the Social Season.

We now have on sale all suitable Dress Fabrics. Your critical and discriminating inspection IS kindly asked. peau Do crepes. Beautiful evening shades the popular figured Peau de Cepes swell satin f fancy Silks This week only 65c
 Eo|jennes, for evening visiting the shades just tm very elegant and popular Silk hs certainly worth $lO0
 Crepe de chnes all the wanted shades guaranteed should for this week will sell the regular $ % quality at the yard only 90c
 Lace Robes white black and cors Also Coats and Boo q Correct Trimmings and Gamtuue for Evening Toletes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Drsssy Waist.

We have everything new in Waists Dressy Lace and Silk Waists--a few new Lingerie Cot ton waists-Pretty and stylish Wool Waists-Serviceable and heavy Madras Waists; all wanted styles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
ROSE VALUED AT sas see.
Ii Is the New Beatrice.' and was Grown In Washington.
 Va

NdSnlngCon POSt.
 A new rose of exceptional beauty was originated by, Washington gardener. and retained here because Washington florists outbid their rivals, and a new and beautiful fern constituted the main attraction of the flower and chrysRnthemum show, which formed a feature of the month ly meeting of the Washington Florists Club Tuesday night.
 The new Queen Beatrice" rose is a peculiar shade of pink, which has the unusual quality of showing up well in any light. It was originated by Peter Bissett. gardener to Mrs. Gardi- ner Hubbard. at her country seat at Twin Oaks. Florists all over the United States were anxious to own this plant. but F. H. Kramer. of this city. has bought it. and values 1t at $30,00e.
 The club has awarded to the new Queen Beatrice rose a certificate of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Bath Robes

Other new arrivals are the Win ter Style Kimonas and Bath Robes made of prettiest cotton swans down and heavy fannelette. Xii monas, short $1. co; long $1. 50 to = $3.5O. Bath robes $6.50 to S8.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
German Danlask

We will sell you our 7a inch German Linen Damask, in all the nice patterns, for soc the yard. This is quality that will wear and wash to your entire satisfaction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
ELKS' MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Annual Occasion to be Observed by
 Local Lodge, sunday, Dec. g.
 A committee of the Montgomery Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective order of Elks. consisting of D. S. Haus- man. chairman, Dr. H. S. Persons and F. J. Meyer has been appointed to arr range for the annual observance of Memorial Day.
 In accordance with the rules pres cribed by the Grand Lodge. the first Sunday m December is the day an- hually set apart for paying a tribute of respect to those members who dur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
cravsnstte Coats

Just got twenty-five more of our matchless Cravenette Rain Coats by express Saturday-a most useful garment-stylishly made up throughout; sells everywhere for $12.5O. Here Monday for $S.75.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Undsrskiris

A Cut Price Sale Monday of fine Black Mercerized Sateen Un-@ derskirts; broken ine of $500 and $3.50 skirts-all made with adjustable tops. Monday for $2.50 each. This is an unusual value.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Handsome Furs

In buying fur piece, let it be small, if you cant afford large ones-but anyway buy the clean, natural furs. Don't buy the big showy dyed furs that you may have offered you at some stores get the genuine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
White Madras

A nice 36 inch White Madras, offered as a drawing card only, priced especially for this week at only 12 1-2 cents a yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
\ Better Grade

Then we will offer just a little better grade for 75c the yard. This quality is of course the best-the kind we tell you is just right.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Satin Damask

At $1.10 we will sell you this week only, your choice of five pieces of finest Satin Damask, full two yards wide, our regular $1.50 quality.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
For Thanksgiving

A new special for Thanksgiving Dinners; a most attractive line of match sets, cloths and napkins Cloths 2 1-2 and 3 12 yards long. Also round cloths and napkins to match, all atttractively priced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Knit Skirfs

We display large range of styles in Ladies' Wool Knit Skirts, solid colors and fancies. Ask to see these new Wool Skirts-you'll be glad that you can buy one at $1.00 or $2.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19

Anna Held is to open in a new pro- ductton in Paris which is to be hoped will run a year. She will not be seen in this country this season. Ziegfeld talks of opening big music hall in New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19

The road rights to "The Yankee Con- sul," the Blossom Robyn comic opera, have been sold to ohm P. Slocum by Henry W. Savage. Last year Mir. Saw age sold the Sultan of Sulu" and Peg gy From Paris" to Madison Corey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
MIR. MARTINS MEETING.
Evangelist VIII French Four Serm0f
 TOday.

Today.
 Members of the Southside Baptist Church are looking forward with great interest to the beginning of series of sermons today at that church by Rev. T. T. Martin the great Baptist evangelist of Louisville, Ky.
 For two weeks Rev. J. F. Hailey of Texas has been conducting revival at the Southside Church and the people have evinced marked interest in his work. He will remain here and assist MT. Martin, having charge of the music of the meetings.
 Mfr. Martin will hold four meetings today at the Southside Church. He will conduct a sunday school mass meeting at 10 o'clock this morning and there will be regular morning preach- ing. At 3:30 o'clock Mir. Martin Will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19

preach on Married Life; its Present Day Evils and Dangers" He will speak the fourth time at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 Church will continue at least ten days or as long as interest is unabated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19


 Perhaps the most notable theatrical ennngenent of this season will be that ok Mss Eleanor Robson and her me company in Merely Mary Ann which oom1s to the Montgomery Theatre Tues day evening.
 The zangwill play has been pro- mounced marvellous stage production and Miss Robson achieved great tri- unph in London and in New York with her production The company is said fo be almost Identical with the one which supported Hiss Robson af the Duke of York Theatre in London, when the English critics were unanimous In their praise of the young American ntar.
 Miss Robson played the past week in New Orleans, and the reviewers Of the Crescent City said that a New Orleans audience had never before manifested such complete delight as they did in witnessing the play
 At the Bijou Theatre Manager Neal will uffer .Hooligan's Troubles" mu- sical farce comedy. for the first three nights of the week and matinee on Tuesday.
 The manager of this show claims that ft is a worthy entertainment of it's class and as patrons of the Bijou have de- cidtd predilection for musical comedy "fIooiigan' will probably get his share of the business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19

Henry W. Savage has sold the East ern County Chairman" Company to Joseph E. Luckett. manager of the Columbia Theatre, Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Evening Wraps

We ask you to see these elegant Evening Wraps before they are sold, as there are only a limited number of them. The prices are extremely reasonable for the class of merchandise you will find them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
..HeeIiwan, I'd fhe Bifo..

"Hooligan's Troubles" the attrae- ton at the Bijou Theatre this week. is another one of those musical comedies drawn from the funny cartoons pub 1ished in the great newspapers and 'Hooligan." the philanthropic tramp, is its central figure.
 The manager claims that he has large company of exceptionally clever artists who. in addition to presenting a play of live, human interests. fn- troduces new and high class specialties.
 Among the people in the company of entertainers are Frank Minor who will play "Hoo1igan." Miss Grace Burgoyne. said to be a beautiful young woman with fine stage presence and a sweet voice, ]. May Bennette, Frank Risdale, ". 0. Miller, Claude Smythe, W. T.. Sculfy, sharon J. Stevens. Milton R. Mitchell. Miss Myra Collins, Miss Mar garet shannon. Miss Della Bordeau. Miss Marguerite White, Miss Leila Myers and full chorus of show girls and young men.
 The scenery and costumes are said to be brand new and it Is promised that the company Is we'll trained and of extraordinary ability for this style of an entertainment.
 'TIooligan's Troubles will be at the Bijou Theatre Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights and will give a mati- nee Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
PTTHY PARAGRAPHS OF
 PLAYHOUSE PEOPLE.

Nixon and Zimmerman are to produce a new comedy entitled 'Spang1es
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Joe Weber. AlI-star Company.

Joe Weber's All-Star Company of comedians Is to play an engagement in this city at the Montgomery Theatre soon and the announcement is made that the organization comes with its full strength, direct from the cozy little music hall on Broadway. New York.
 The company includes, besides Mir. Weber, Marie Dressler, Trixie Friganza, Charles A. Bigelow. Bonnie Magin. Sam Collins, Erminie Earle, Edythe Mover, Edward J. Connolly, Ernest Lambert and Sam Marion as we'll as other prin- cipals and chorus which for good looks. dancing and singing, has never been surpassed.
 The bill will be 'Higgledy- -Piggledy" and 'srhe College Widower," both of which enjoyed a solid year of prosper ous popularity on Broadway, and which afford the opportunity of three hours of fun and laughter. It is seldom that company has visited our local theatres with such brilliant coterie of laughmakers.
 The books of both offerings are by Edgar Smith. and Maurice Levi, who wrote the score is responsible for a humber of fetching melodies which have become "song hits" from ocean to ocean. The tour of the Weber show is limited to six weeks when the company again returns to New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Mink Sets SIPS

We will display this week some very elegant Canadian mink sets priced up as far as $125. Also Rus sian sable and Isabella Fox, in scarfs and muffs. Extra pretty sets and separate pieces for Misses and children.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Short Peiiicoais

Ladies' Short Flannelette Petit coats, made so they fit right. Only 5Oc and 75c each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
ChiIdren's Drawers

This garmentwill keep the little ones very warm and snug. Night drawers made of outing, at 50 cents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19

All Kinds Of Olives and Pickles In bulk; and Fresh
 Potato Chips at FLOWERS-NETTLES GROCERY CO.,, Court & Church, Phone 225.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
Outing Gowns

For both ladies and children. Best quality Flannelette Gowns, in solid white, pink and blue-$1 and $1.25; splendid value; all sizes for children at 50c and 75c; Will wear well.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-19
fifty soloists render sthe specially com
 

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