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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10

Sinner & Chase,
Builders Of Modern Houses
West Farnam-SiX rooms, all modern;
south front; can't be Eeat for the
money. Only 5000.
Eight rooms, all modern, underfeed fur
mace, paved street and made stone
walks; near car line; Evergreen and
other shade trees; all In fine condition.
Worth $1,000. If sold soon, only S3,5OO
East front, surrounded by good homes,
convenient to church, school and car;
six rooms, all modern and new; 81, 700.
Five rooms, nearly new, modern house
except heat; on South Omaha car line;
only S1,7OO.
Fine six-room house on North oath st.
oak finish; all modern. A gem of a
little homec rents for $50; price s., ,25O
Two fve-roOm cottages, paved street
lot 125x142; certainly cheap; for both
$1,000
SINNER & CHASE CO.,
Phone 1867. 1909 Farnam ST,
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Payne Investment Company
1st Floor N. Y. Life Bldg, Telephone 17SE
Telephone 17SES
FARMS FOR SALE


15O ACRES Washington county ~ miles
east Of Calhoun; 10 acres ullable, 20 acres
lake: small improvements, but Al land.
Price $3.50 per acre.
400 acres Dawson county, IA miles from
Overton, $50 under cultivation 8 acres al-
falfa IS acres wild hay, balance pasture;
running water the year around, all valley
land; good improvements Price $3.50 per
acre. Reasonable terms.
900 acres Boone county, 10 miles from Ais
bon; good improvements, some alfalfa
Price $3.50 per acre.
800 acres Cass county, near South Bendt
small improvements; 80 acres cultivated.
Price $40 per acre.
COO acres Crawford county, Iowa, 6 miles
from Dunlap; three sets OF improvements,
frst-class in every particular Price $50
per acre.
400 acres Of river bottom land, miles from
Blair. Part of this is good, balance pas
ture. Make us an offer.
800 acres Dawson county, adjoining u. p.
railroad station; good improvements; S25
per acre
1.i5O acres Holt county Mo. good land and
we'll improved, to exchange for city in-
come property.
D. V. Sholes Company.
100 N V TJfa Tel 40
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
j. w. ROBBINS
BARGAINS IN HOUSES

BARGAINS IN HOUSES
t1.oOo-6-room cottage and half-acre lot
Easy terms. A fine place for chick
ems or garden.
tl,6OO-5-room cottage. newly painted and
papered, 916 ~ 18th.
k,0O0-S-room modern house and barn, cor
ner of Farnam and 44th; In fine re-
pair.
S4OO0-s-room modern house and barn, with
east front lots OO0Xl65) on 32d Ave,
- at corner of Hanscom park.
&5,OOO-S-rOOm modern house and barn,
steam heat. A fine corner lot, block
from Hanscom park.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
9 26O-East front on $50. near Davenport.
{ tOO-SOuth front, corner, on Farnam 81.
I 40O-50 feet on Pratt. west of Path
! S0O-7b feet on Hamilton, near 3Sth; Will
subdiVide.
{ SOO-A hne front on Lafayette Ave, be-
tween Seth and 3Sth; neighbOrhOod
OF nice homes. SNAP.
N.o00-50 feet on SSth, north OF Davenport.
81 ,05O-South front, on Chicago, west OF
30th. paved street.
81 l26-40 feet on Slth, near Farnam.
ti,5O0-East 'front.' on Georgia Ave, near
Farnam.
s. IOO-5e feet on 3Sth Ave, north of Dodge;
street improvements made and paid
W.25O-Corner. S7xlS7, Farnam ana SSth.
VERY CHOICE.
SEE Me FOR OTHER BARGAINS AND
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH NE FOR
QUICK SALE.
JOHN w. ROBBINS. 1907 FARNAM ST.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
NIIJI
722 N. Y. Life Bldg. Tel. ~.

7Co-210s Elm st., rooms, good repair
g50-33l6 Parker St, 4-rOom frame cot
tage, city water. Lot, 3Oxl2i feet,
good place.
j ,OOo-4Sn n. 18th St., 4-room frame cot
tage, first class repair. Lot, lO2Xl-i
feet. New barn.
j. .lOO-S524 Charles St, lot 6Ox127 feet. 4
room frame dwelling: city water;
nice shade; corner lot; easy terms.
i. .65O-l622 S. 9th St, o rooms, modern
except furnace, 5Ox15O feet 500 cash,
j, ,75O-iS9O Park Ave, lot 5Ox15O feet. 2-story
S-room house, Broom cottage, all
specials paid
4 .S50-4009 N 2lst St, nice, new modern s.
room cottage, Y block to car, good
neighborhood. Easy terms. This is
Just the place for a street car man.
z, ,30O-720 n. 18th St, AXES feet, Groom
house, sewer, water, gas and toilet.
Rents for $225O per month. II you
want something close in you can't
beat this.
g. 3.tOO-i626 Spencer St, corner, s4x124 feet.
with modern 7-room house. porce-
lain bath, good furnace, cemented
basement, permanent walk and paw
ing paid. A great big bargain.
9, ,500-New square strictly modern house,
near Goth and Cass, east front, we'll
built and very desirable.
S4 40O0-Bemis park, a beauty, new S-room
square house, strictly modern, oak
finish and floors down stairs, maple
above, gas mantqls and crate, best
Carton furnace, with cemented cellar,
extra handsome reception hall; south
front on Lincoln boulevard. Terms
reasonable. This is the best bargain
in Bemis park
=. 5.5Oo-west Farnam. home. 8. w. corner Of
S5th Ave. and Howard, Groom mod
ern house. beautiful lot s0x1OO feet
cement walks, everything in first
class shape.
s.. .5O0-An elegant l0-room residence. ad-
joining Brownell hall. lot 56xl371z feet
hot water heat, oak finish down
stairs all paving paid. House is in
perfect condition and is one of the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
VACANT

SO-Three lots in Clifton hill, two very
choice, on Erskine. south front, owner
anxious to close out at this very
low price.
750-l0ON1lO feet, very choice, on nst St,
between California and Burt.
25O-N. h. corner 34th and Boyd, beauti-
full corner, 50x130 feet, two blocks
from car $50 down and so per
month.
750-75xl25 feet west front on 18th ST.,
s5O-G2iiS feet sG'' Vest st 'front.' ia On 9th 9th St,
between Maple and Binney. Two
lots, S +. corner Military Ave. and
Seward, each 46x14O feet, lie fine, al!
specials paid. $3.50 for corner and $40C
for inside.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
BARGAINS

Sl5 ACRES sARPY COUNTY AT Se5.
so ACRES SARPY COUNTY AT $40.
500
80 ACRES e1s MILES CITY LIMITS, {l25.
50 ACRES ON MILITARY ROAD, $50.
100 ACRES WASHINGTON COUNTY, x55
SO ACRES WASHINGTON COUNTY, $65.
40 ACRES CLOSE IN, Sl25.
10 ACRES EAST OF BENSON, 500.
10 ACRES SOUTHWEST, Sl25.
LAR, N,700,
CUMING. NEAR aST, SOXl2O, 1850.
ElI CASS s ROOMS, MODERN. $3.50.
$3.50 5000
9 BRICK HOUSES, RENTAL s, SEQ. 600
JOHN N, PREMIER. OPP. OLD 7. o.
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GEORGE & COMPANY
1901 Farnam St, Phone 756.

1870 for 312s Chicago St. S-room modern
house, oak finish first floor, barn, paved
street, lot 50x120 feet, very reasonable
terms.
H.25O for 144 n. SD ST. s-room modern
house, in good condition, lot 5Ox132 feet.
1900 for desirable 1O-room modern house
on Yates ST.. large barn, fine lawn, per-
manent walks, paved street, improve
ments alone cost over $1,000, lot 5OX137
feet
$500 for good 7-room, modern house with
hot water heat, on Chicago St, near Goth,
south 'front.' lot 56xl2O feet.
SS.15O for good s-room, modern house in
Dundee; large barn; slate roofs; nice
lawn; lot 1COxlS5 feet; near car line.
1880 for 2447 Spauldlng St., we'll built 7-room
cottage, modern except furnace, with
good barn. in perfect condition, beautiful
shade trees, paved street. corner lot, 50X
l8 feet; house nearly new and very de-
sFable.
1850 for 1918 Corby ST.. new we'll built six
underfeed furnace, etc; fine shade trees
paved street, near Boulevard. convent
emily located. lot 471ax1OSh feet. or i'm
provements with 471hu7Sh feet, double
house. for 5000; reasonable terms.
$500 for 1913 Madison Ave, s-room, mod.
ern house, with barn. in good condition
quick sale.
tage in good condition. large barn, nice
lawn and shade trees, only $500 cash down
balance on easy terms, payable monthly.
t2,l5O for I'LL N. 18th St.. 7-room cottage
close in.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
INVESTMENT

Three 2-story brick fats. all modern, near
18th and Jackson SITS, renting for 800 per
month; price $4,000 This is a splendid
place to put your money for a regular
return. -
99x120 feet south front on Dodge St, 50
feet west Of nth this has buildings on II
now renting for 800 per month; 1t Is the
choicest location down town for mats, apart
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
THOMAS BRENNAN
TELEPHONE 1864.
REAL ESTATE.

$4,000 will buy splendid modern house in Kounze Place
South front, street paved, everything in first class
order
$4,000 will buy modern brick residence in West Farnam
street district This is big bargain.
$4,000 will buy three houses 25th Will rent
for $1OS0 year. This is a good investment.
$4,000 will buy brick business block, stores and 80
on leading street. This will net per cent
$4,000.
$1,000 will buy two houses Georgia avenue. Every
thing in first class order and rented for 500
month.
$4,000 will buy that neat house and lot at 1915 Cass ST.
$1,000 will buy that newly painted cottage at 2632 Cap
itol Ave-
have several modern houses in Hanscom Place and
West Farnam Street districts which offer at very low
prices
Thomas Brennan,
Room No. l New York Life Bldg
W. H. Crary, Manager Real Estate Dept.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
SUBURBAN

2Ih acres in Benson with 4-room house,
barn, chicken house, and lots OF fruit
blocks from car 81 800.
40A acres, miles from Florence on the
Calhoun road, 4-room house, barn, we'll
beautiful grove, acres apple orchard,
700 cherry trees, plum thicket, an abund-
ance of small fruit, IL acres Alfalfa, ~
acres timothy and CIONer. price A4,6yO.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
BARGAINS

Lot 14Ox15O, house of twelve large rooms,
twelve closets, two bath rooms, large recep-
ton hall, twelve mantels and laundry in
basement; hot water plant in tirst-class con-
dition; big barn, cost 81, 900 when built. This
property is located in frst-class neiRhbOr
hood, only short distance to street car
church and school. Inquire for price.
A seven-Toom house, all modern, in first
class condition, both outside and in; good
neighborhood and close to street car and
school. $2,5OO.o0.
A very nice four or fve-room cottage,
tust a little south of Hanscom park and
29th; city water in house; no money needs
to be spent for years to come. The lot is
50Xl25. Price, 81, 100.
Lot 117x116 with three-room house,
city water; close to 9TH and Bancroft; $500
will buy this property.
Three acres and half about two blocks
from Benson street car, in Benson; nicely
located Sl,200.
Lot 50114O. located on Grant. in beautiful
20 acres, with three-room house, south
east of South Omaha about Il acres under
cultivation; some fruit; $1,000.
also have good acre property north OF
Florence. and also north of Krug's park
at very low prices.
j. A. LOVGREN,
b26-7 Paxton Block
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
Tel. 40.

most desirable homes In the south
eastern part OF the city. The owner
says to sell and we want an offer this
week. The adjoining lot, 5Oxl37la feet.
can be had cheap II purchaser de-
sires.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
Vacant Lot Bargains

$3.50 for 6O-foot lots. fronting north on Writ
St, just east OF Sherman Ave.
SlOQ for some the same size fronting south
on Binney, just east OF 18th.
500 for the last lot left in Blum View ad-
dition. just east OF Sherman Ave. on
Evans St, just north OF Pinkney.
500 and $500 lots In Summit addition, along
the new boulevard, between Gath and
Ninton and Hanscom park.
$3.50 and $500 for so foot lots on Browne ST, ,
between 18th and 27th.
$50 TO 500 for fun lots in Omaha View. on
Miami. Maple. Ohio and Corby SITS,
near SD. near school and car line.
Many others in all parts Of the city.
Open Monday evenings till 3 O'Clock
Hastings & Heyden,
1901 Farnam 81 (qround F1oor) o.
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Desirable Cottage Home

z, ESQ for 1918 Corby ST.. new. well built
6-room modern cottage, mantel and CRATE,
underfeed furnace, etc, fine shade trees,
permanent walks, paved street, near
boulevard, built for home, lot 4111XlOSA
feet, or Improvements with 471zXl73k feet,
double frontage, with room to build an
other house, for $3 900. Owner leaving
city; will give possession soon.
GEORGE q CO., 1901 FAFNAM ST.
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10

$500 for 45x127 feet, 8. +. on Madison Ave,
210 feet E. of Sherman Ave.
$500 for 74x127 feet, E. f. on S. 25th Ave,
PA feet s. Woolworth Ave,
$3.50 each for lots, 29x132 feet each, s. F.
on Bristol St, 12S feet w. 24th st.
$3.50 for 5Oxl2S feet, S. f. on Pratt St., l5C
feet e. OF 9th St, choice.
$3.50 for 5Ox12O feet, n. F. on Grant St, 1OC
feet east 42d St, fine.
5000 for 3Ox15O feet, n. F. on Webster St.
So feet L. of 2Sth Ave.
30 choice lots, close in. between 2Sth and
SD Sts and Davenport and Webster SITS
from $3.50 up according to size and loCa.
tion, one-fourth to one-fifth cash down
balance on easy payments at per cent
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10

VACANT
Fine south front, corner lot, West Far
nam district; cheapest lot in that part
of the city; S1,500.
Corner lot on Hamilton. This lot ought
to be picked up Monday. A sure snap;
$3.50.
East front lot near 30th, car line. and
paved street; only $500.
2 choice lots on car line and paved
street; corner. You will have to hurry
up If you get these. Such snaps are
getting scarce; only $500 for both.
Choice south front lot on Pratt St, near
oath; only $3.50.
l. n. HAMMOND, Manager Real Estate
Dept.
SINNER & CHASE CO.,
Phone 1867. 1909 Farnam st.
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10

TWENTY-FIVE ACRES.
Improved farm, 21a miles northwest of
Florence, near Ponca church. Price $500
Call at place or address Jacob ]. Cham>
bers, Florence, Neb. -MH1 llx
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10
ACRES

.25O for 1O-acre block in Benson, on Mill,
tary road, only blocks from street car.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10

81 $50 for 2A2 Capitol Ave, new GROOM
modern cottage, in best of condition, built
for a home one year ago by present
owner, nice lawn, near High school.
81 900 for good Groom house, modern ex-
cept furnace, in first-class condition, near
41st and Hamilton Sts.; nice shade trees;
reasonable terms; lot 45x120 feet,
81 800 for 1906 Corby St, Groom house, city
water, sewer, gas, etc, in best OF con-
dition; easy terms.
81, 800 for 1902 S. 10Th St.. Groom cottage,
city water, gas, etc; near Boulevard;
lot S5x12O feet; $500 cash, balance at
per cent
$3.50 for 4116 Browne ST. lin Central Park
Broom 1k-story house good well, bear
ing fruit trees, high and slightly, lot 55Xl25
feet; will submit any reasonable offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-10

}. V. Sholes Company,
722 N. Y. ILfa. Tel. 20.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31
MUST INCREASE OUR
navy, SAYS PRESIDENT
WHEN INFORMED THAT TOGO
HAD ALMOST ANNIHILATED
Il. RUSSIAN FLEET.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 81
This means We should increase our
own navy" Is the substance of the
remark which President Roosevelt
made when Informed that Togo had
swept clear the eastern seas Of Rus.
sian war craft. All through Wash
ington this sentiment was echoed, not
only by naval officers and government
officials, but by civilians and even by
members Of the Diplomatic Corps,
who have observed the tendency on
the part Of Congress to curtail the an
nual naval appropriations in favor of
river and harbor improvements and
public building projects. President
Roosevelt was surprised at the news,
for he had believed that when the
great fleets met there would be hard
but one.sided fight.
There are only two men who cal,
rightfully say 81 told you so" to Pres
ident Roosevelt.j They are Admiral
Lord Charles Beresford, of the Brit.
ish navy, and Rear Admiral Robley
D. Evans. U. S. N, COMMANDMENT
Chief Of the American North Atlantic
fleet They both told the President
not long ago that it was their conf
dent belief that when the fleets met
the superior training Of the japanese
personnel, together with other points
of superiority in their ships, would
mean complete and decisive victor!
for the cause OF the Mikado. Blu
from the Navy Department the Presi
dent received information which LEI
him to think that Rodjestyensky ha,
a fairly good chance, at least, and !,
this opinion Mr.. Paul Morton, secre
tary Of the Navy, joined.
Mr.. Morton voiced the sentiment
Iof the President when he said: eth
lesson of this great naval battle is al
Unacceptable argument Tor expansio
OF the American navy. | mean no
only construction but instruction. W
cannot afford to stop building ship
for reasons Of false, economy. We mus
keep up our target practice, we mus
continue our manouvers and drills Ill
abated, and we must take advantag
of every opportunity to improve OF
powders, our guns and all condition
relating to the efficiency Of the flee
"What would not the Russians no
give for three Of our battle ships
They would pay anything for the1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

The Fairmont West VIrginian says
the people do not want any further
denial from Governor Dawson Of the
Grant Hall charges. There are two
classes who do not--the trucking
sycophants who make it a rule Of life
to believe anything an officeholder
says, whether he says 1t or not, and
those who don't care how rotten the
officials OF their State may be. To
both these classes the West Virginian
is proud to Decentralization Ga.
zette. Y
The West Virginian is proud to be
long to the Republican party, and
even II there be corrupt man in 1t,
or a thousand corrupt men in It,
it is still a better party than that
to which the Gazette belongs, for II
It had remained in power a little
longer in this State the people there.
of would have been pauperized, judg
ing from the way the Chiltons were
caught diving into the State treasury
The West Virginian repeats that the
people do not want any further denial
from Governor Dawson OF the Grant
Hall charges. The West Virginial
has known the governor toe
long and too well to believe
that he would do an improper
act, Grant Hall and the Gazette's
opinion to the contrary notwithstand
Ing, and in saying this the West vir
sinian is voicing the sentiments Of
the people generally Of this section
of the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31
41a HEsF sl1ass'

i ~
TARGET practice IS expe nsiye, but no
money is spent with lei results
The object 81 the nay fin time q war
iss destruction Iof the nemy's fee, and
effective gnnnery IS of paramount i'm.
portance. The cardinal principle Of
our naval policy should he constrnc;
ton, instruction. destruction.
at Is by the nayies that wars are
settled. This war Is being settled by
the navies. Control Of the sea such
as Russians would have gained had
they won instead Of lost this battle
would have gained them control Of
the entire situation and the Japanese
armies in Manchuria would have beer
at their mercy, as their supplies coult
have been cut off Immediately, while
the japanese coast would have beer
open to attack" II, q
During the last session Of Congress.
Senator Hale, Of Maine, announced
that although two battleships request
ed by the Navy Department would b.
granted, hereafter no ships would b.
authorized except those necessary t
take up the waste Of forty.first elias
armored ships now in commission an
building. President Rooseta& SCENE
at the time to tacitly acqulesce in thi
policy, but It Is known now that tn
administration proposes to urge upo
Congress the vital necessity of gene
Gus appropriations for building pu
. poses. 1t a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31
Senator Elkins Rebuked.

Senator Elkins is reported as hav.
ing advised President Roosevelt
against calling an extra session Of
Congress in the fall, to take action
on the rate question, and received a
singing rebuke from the President
for his unsolicited advice"
Those acquainted with the Presi'
dent know him to be capable of hand.
ling this question without seeking
the counsel Of a Senator with many
millions invested in the very enter.
prise he seeks to regulate. =,
Better hold your advice until it is
asked for, Senator Sistersville Re
view.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

The F'airmont West Nirginian wants
State Senate Of ITO members, and
lie Parkersburg Journal wants So
Senat tors. II the able editors OF
5lleess two papers will just lay low and
s,practie patience and goodness, they
may mi succeed in breaking into the
Senate without any increase in mem
Sbt se Wheeling Register
II II the Register had just said break
~ up Ats remark would have been a
wiser one than it is now.-Parkers
burg State Journal. n ts
break II up is good, for the
pgesoplees would be better off without
than with a State Senate If it is Il
remain the size it is now
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

.
The Hon. James S. Lakin, candidate
for gress, Second district, was a
guest 81 the Tavern last night for an
4 sh ION r3Esor two: He was on his return
from ON Mllorgantown, where he spent
TIE day NJ Laliin was in good spir
Its: belieying there will be a5jgood
out Of the voters next Tuesday,
" which viii mean an easy victory for
him; SHe looks for good report
from cngalia as well as from his
own VI count Of Preston, and thinks all
the ~ hsr Republican counties will
do theirSdnty Mr.. Lakin ought to he
elected BY at least 500 majority
and some ofE his friends think It viii
exceed 900. So mote AZ be-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

,csssSof sthiss oeeasionsI IS due; iis works
led earnestly and faithfully to accom-
Iplish the end sin view Z True Knight
hood; was the theme Of y & y: 2.
o'Brien. of eeling, who 4 was !: fol- fol,
lowedsin5a neat little talk by John MI \, Y
gent, whose subject was UNITY.
Hon. John .. Corniff was to have
responded to Good * night(s).'but
was absent and Thomas White, Of Nc
Keesport, was substituted Jand made
an elegant address. Other knights
who spoke were Harry Lowe, Of Pitts.
burg, one Of heSfayorites, and w. Q.
LEVEL, Of Grafton & as5ss
The press as8represented by Miss
Murphy, Of the Times / H. e. Sample,
Of the Free Press and Joseph Lehman,
Of the West virginian. In response
TO a call by the POSTMASTER Mr.. Leh'
imam, on behalf Of the press, expressed
appreciation Of the good work that Is
being done blythe order.
Tie addresses were well prepared
and delivered in a manner that was
pleasing to all. From the speeches
we gathered that the knights of Co
lumbus are striving to form bette
citizenship, an inflexible honesty, {
deeper love, broader sympathy, ant
a truer devotion to humanity. Il
short, they are seeking to develop II
. man all the qualities that win.
The musical part of the programme
was rendered by Dr.. Dowden's OF
chestra. The exercises were cor
cluded by singing America.
To accommodate the Knights tina
had to leave on the morning trai1
dancing was engaged in at X. c. Ha
until two O'Clock this morning. Niue
praise is given the ladies' for the SUI
cessful manner in which they ente
, tanned their guests.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-31

.
The " heeling Register is respect.
fully Informed that after, all is said,
the State Journal down at the bottom
of its heart, does Il not much care
ether oil not there is any State
Senate, OF any size, large or small, in
West Virginia Just SO Wheeling gets
back itsl grip on the great American
Industry Of Sbaseball-Par kersburg
State " ournal.
s Thes above astounds us. Just think
Of I, The State Journal does not care
whet tier we have IA State Senate or
not vet Gems to be vitality interested
baseball asit!is or should be played
lat the State s metropolis.