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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08
Milk Soup.

Peel and slice one pound of pota-
toes. Spanish onion, and a few
:sades Of celery, using the white parts
'r!y.
Put two ounces of butter in a stew
pan: when dissolved add the vege-
ta5tes. cover the pan and let them
':r,il for ten minutes, shaking fire.
l;ently to prevent the vegetables
sticking to it. Add a quart of boiling
water and let the whole cool to a
mash, pass all through a fine sieve,
and return to the saucepan with a
pint of milk
When the soup boils, sprinkle in a
tablespoonful of finely crushed tapioca
While you quickly stir the soup. Cook
ill the tapioca is perfectly clear, and
serve with fried dice Of bread.
Belts.
Deep belts have taken an upward
turn in the back, where in some ex-
a2serated instances they reach in two
sharp points almost to the shoulders.
The downward droop at the front is
20 less exaggerated. The Victorian
coyslet is the newest effect. It is
made of soft finished taffeta or other
soft silk and is very WIDE In front
the deep point is stiffened, and at the
back. there is a deep shaped buckle.
The front is or s inches deep and is
rounded at the top where it is bor-
dered with ruching and otherwise dec
Grated. Pompadour silk is used for
these belts. Many of the high girdles
when of plain velvet or silk, are often
elaborated with jewelled buttons or
tiny bows.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08

er very plain or extravagantly elabor.
ate.
A popular spring ideal is the skirt
of three aounces Of allover embroid.
cry.
An ecru net ruching comes for the
neck when ecru sleeve ruffles are
used.
Sleeves ending at the elbow with
turned-up gantlet cuffs and frills will
be the thing.
The very choicest designs in thin
summer fabrics are in the shops fol-
choosing now.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08
Card Party Waist.

Card Party Waist.
A very lovely separate bodice which
was called card party waist was
made of the softest of golden brown
panne velvet. It's yoke and vest were
laid in folds, while across the bust
there was draped a fchu Of white lace
in which there were embroidered
brown velvet dots. At one side there
was a chou of brown velvet ribbon
The sleeves were shirred above the
elbow, and at the wrist there was a
fall of white lace with brown dots EN-.
broidered again. The neck was a Will
helmina neck, cut round and filed in
with a white lace embroidered stock
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08

Mister Johnsing-Yes, miss, it was
on account of my wife that was driv'
from home.
Mrs. Jones-Poor man, how's that?
Mister Johnsing-She lost her job,
miss.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08
Keeping Up Appearances.

NeeF179 Up VPPedrdHCeS'
Fanny-Why in the world do you
send away for so many catalogues
and then never buy anything?
Suzette-To keep the postman COM
ing here. I dent want those women
across the street to know that Jack
and don't correspond any more.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08
Man Of Business, Not a Beqqar.

Man Of Business, Not a Beggar.
Torn Townsend-Madam, have you
got any clothes dat
Mrs. Farmer-No! I can't give you
anything.
Torn Townsend-I didn't ask yer
to give me anything. I'm no beggar.
Wot I wanted ter do was ter swap.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08
He. Called Him.

He. Called Him.
Yeast-I saw the doctors carriage
at your door to-day. Anybody sick?
Crimsonbeak-No:h he called to pre-
sent his bill.
''Oh, see; you didn't call him?'
Eyes, did, too; I called him every
old thing I could think Of"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08
Carried away by poetry.


Hard on Them.
Hicks-Isnt it awful the way Dunn
ley brags about his ancestors?
Wicks-Yes, it excites my sincere
pity.
Hicks-Pity? Nonsense! the chump
doesn't deserve any pity.
Wicks-O! I don't pity him, but his
Observation-Disclosures Standard and
Times.
Of Some Use Vet.
tThe automobile seems to be TAX
ing your place entirely" remarked the
OK. "They haven't any use for you
now"
.Oh, yes" replied the horse. bit
terly. II believe they're considerable
enough to use our hides for the leath-
er flnishings" -: .>". 1T +. :
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08

Even Mice Were Scarce.
Brother Bill came home late and
went down to the kitchen to look for
bite. He found the larder empty
and started back to his room, when
the front door opened to admit his
brother JIM
"Anything good down stairs?" in
quored Jim.
LUCKY if you find a mouse" said
Bill.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08

'. 1t All Depends.
els it a fact that your home is only
two minutes from the station?" asked
the city man.
ut varies,' replied the suburbanite.
sometimes it's only two minutes and
sometimes it's over an hour.
depends on whether you use your
automobile, l suppose
Eyes, or whether it breaks down."
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08

Common Phrase.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-04-08

Too Exciting.
Papa-What's that you're reading?
Johnny-1t's an historical novel.
Papa-Put it away and go right
back to your Indian stories.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
DopaTtansntO del interior d
PgeTt0 RIe0.
ofcina dsI comisionado 9 deI Interior
Al NU NCIO.

Por Cuanto, Juan Cortadas propie-
taFio ca 81 barrio DesCREabrado. muni-
CipiO de Santa Isabel y JuRna Diazs
presentRdo por su ahogado Antonio
Alvarez Nava. he presentad0 81 COmi-
BiOnado del Interior una petici6n sole
citandO la concession de 90 EtrOs de-
Pgua por segundO. del rio DesCalabra-
do, para Fiego de unOs terFenos de 90
propiedad destinados 81 cultivo de
cana.
Por cuanto, seR6n Is Ley de Aguas
VICENTE eI Comisionado del Interior ha
uispuestO que eate anunCiO se pubi-
Qde por treinta dfas ca este pari6dic0
con obieto de admitiF LED opoaiciOnes
de lac personas & quienes pueda afeC-
tar ID concession,
POr tanto, Be hace p6blicO pOr este
RnunCio que d petici6n de Juan COrta-
da, aerS detenida por ell ComisionadO
del Interior durante 30 dfss & partir
de- Ia fecha de este anunciO para que
todas IRs peraonas qre tengan TazOnea
para opOnerse 8 este concession pre-
senten sus reClamaciones por escFito aI
ComiaionadO del Interior dentrc del
pIazO sefislad0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
EI alCOhOliSnlO.

-. nIS&Cwa. I@~0mlona~a~ ~Cunavr-
raa Ss Wsn5eI Solers Se bsT nron,sesf,
SnTaat.Sr mn hnan sarviFsZ;r nneatro
nafe eon Ie bib'iotece eWanueleg- So
ier.s q "a van consiQuiendo con muy
I6uen 9oierto. enrinneeien5o Cor teYoaa
1ifiIeu 8 firn9ea isTIt9riV5 doe an nDDular
: aNra1itede ao1aoei6n 1fiI 8 ac0nkmi-
"a Te cnn1o .naianir,- an STon6 6dicns M
,nnSTae SnIsr Hnmoa 1Se dar .cnentr' (
nnea4roa Iacf0rs1 an y1nav0 v0INman
20 ~. n n0Iacrifnl ri 5o1sIzaa 1.Ieo-
I5lscna- El AIcoIoz;;egnaIo ori0inal ~
lnS noesdrsa Son q Anto5io J7ioe y don
AQuado NarinoDi.
Sobre este tena, han compuesto Los
autores una obrita cuyO carscter pri
nnnPdial Al III CYe nFeaentar n question
c0n ma eTaridad axtranrdinaria. ain
e.ySe 1900 "a sIT,. as r,,;asl3r m e0ln
;nstevfS g ITrente c;an4ff,
~ -, cna STilpae 8 T1cioner
Adenkr 81 rr1 ra6ritn Iitarario. en-.
oierra eafe ManuaI otro m6rito: 81 de
ger m Iihr0 "a IL fluencia educaddsa
r.ornIi1ad dnya ( la mar. Chs tant0 rnfa
= osearia ona1to uue. nor deapF1 eie.
nnastrs tria, IA -e.lfradn Al eY nfima-,
m d9 mnGioDAR an FRR GuaNen At RkGnhO.l
limo 81 IN fsctor de Ios oue mas
nreoonnan a ateneikn 4 4 lar nOlftienn
RioioDistaa 5 r0ei6 6ln0os. & caTiea del
eaIn,eiderRbIe oontipgsnte az vfcfipoas
ene annalnenta 1oT5iona entra loa in
dividnos inten1nersnfe- { ouienea do-
noinss eI vicio Cle aIcohoIizarae.
EI ManuaI L1s BebSC76gs 07ools6Zioas.
-Eg AIcohoEssnaO. merece, por Iss cua-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
Department Of iae Interior Of
Porto Rico.
oHlce Of the Commissioned.
ADVERTISEMENT.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS, Juan COrtads, repre-
sented by his attorney, Antonio Alva-
rez NaVa, land owner 10 the baFriO
DescalabFado, municipalities Of Santa
Tssbel and Juana Diaz. has filed with
he Commiasi0ner of the Interior at
petition soliciting the concession Of so
liters of water per second TO be pump
ed By steam power from the Deacala-
brado river for irrigation Of sugar
lands.
WHEREAS, under the amended
law Of waters in force the Commisaio-
ner Of the Interior hes ordered this
advertisement to be published during
80 days in this paper il. order TO hear
the parties that may be concerned
Against of ssid concession.
NOW THEREFORE, notice is EeFe-
by given that the petition of Juan
CoFtada will be held BY the Com
missioner of the Interior for 30 days
from date OF this notice and Rll persons
desiring % be heard against the grant
thR of said concession may present
their arguments Ia writing Go she
Comsni siOner of the Interior within
the time above specified. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11

81 tEIesia ha qusdadO muy bonita


u marc1e de esss oarrlo en- g que
O. Eeilsro e pEc&Ee.9 AaAteFlAl e4ta e1.
tncionada.
l1g CnlLea aleQea 81 curse de dss-
tr1eei6n y con -os 6ltlmos chub-scoa
"a han pneato pe0fegs q extreme de.
81 mas bien chlQuero de ceEdos
cue rllle1
al!eci6 en e9tp 1eFFlo Y Sra DEL
g op1eKQ S1aetean, 1es P1es &c AAlges en-
fernaeesdi gp entlsEIo eogcntElo gran
npmero de c0mpa netDl 0el of. N1aer
t1n.
Sigpen aIgunoa carEeros poniendo
sus VehlcuIcs en q via puDlea con
nlenoscab0 Del transeu1se.
IT 49, chlVas contlnunn ensnclAngo
tds BALCONIES aa aasas = malestendo
con sus cOrn1des 8 l0A YecInOS.
- IA iglesln ha uedad0 muy bonita
dAspu6s de InS fep aci0neH que se han
lsYAdo s ca6o en 90 interior y exte-
rlos; solo falta y puerta principal del.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
Unitn hero Americana

Hemos recibido 81 op6seuIO que pu-
bIioa eJni6n hero Ameticana. de
Madrid; op6scuIo que Contiene la Me-
moria de dicha aoCiedad CORES pOndien-
te al aflo 1904.
ReaImants los trabai0s veFIhcadOa
por ID Union hero Americana han si-
40 fmpFobos. pero Por 10 mismo fruc-
tiferos.
He sido una ats labor enCaminad&
Gin desoanao hscar elective q. enun-
ciad0 que oatonta dicha GOeiedad " ni6n
IberO Americana.
En- al pf0RF8na de 10 que en- Buoeals
vOs Ghos ee propOne hguFAn prOyect0s
de 0rnn trascendencia. cue serkn lleva-
dos & "a prsctica c1n 81 pr0piu tes6n
one los que hastG nhOEa han vlsto III
FeCer en hermooa Tealidad.
Acaso nos 0oupemOB con mas extan-
sion de esf0n asunt08.
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lng gal8Ha b g0adO.
muchO tempo Ia SD
M8InsCid Del carbon
Mineral de hierFo y carbon 81.
pafol.

LS Iiga general me FeDF e1ta Toa
intaresea del carbon oitulnin nc 3 az 4
ps d. ha pulolicado 90 iilforlns due
co. u ma 81 infornae ts Il comisi6n oue
aa nOmbra para q Eeqili6n de- Ias iii
fas sdnanern dc L6s cualeg s. aacari
Ice piguienfe cntldiltiCa::
l3glaterra rs gnzadlo por muchos
afiOs de Ia aupEemac4a de este pFoduc-
t0, exp0rtand0 So. 600. coo ton8iadas &
todoa los pAfaes en a RIObo. Pfinci-
pia & consideTaF aefin ls comp nCia
de Ios Estad0a Unidns AIe6lanis a-
toe pafses hsbiendO txpOrtR1o Ga eatos
6stifnos amos unb gr&n cantidad debidb
s 9, fueFzOs giganta y h6n aumentad0
go production Glen vscel
III territ0riO de Espsfla que c0ntie-
ne carbon es miss erande que 81 dc 10.
glsterra, y ell consume de carbon ha
aunenfado mucho de Z, ,284, ,892 en-
1903 & 5 $50. .204 en 1904. Ain aef "a
pr. ducci6n de carbon en Espafia no
pss6 de 2. ga 239 toneladags 10 que
signifCa que al festo ha 6ebidO ser inn
ports00 ca lugsr de ser pFoduCido en-
eli psis, 10 que no ha trsfdo gran bene-
fcio II pals.
Este produCtO siendo muy abundan-
te an EspafI1 VI constituye an ore
tfculo necesaFi0 de- mucho consume
puesto que es Il bsae de la industvia.
la preseDte situsci6n demuestra le ma
i TgaDizaei6n por la cusl atFaViesa
eBe pafs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
M % I II G E

Sealed proposals for the cartage Of
BIl school material. in and around Sap
Juan. viii be received at the Office of
the Commissioner OF Education. San
juan. until ii A. NJ, Saturday, March
l8, 1905, and then opened. The right
is reserved TO reject any and OIL bids.
Particulars may be had upon applies
tiOn to the Division of Property 8
Supplies, Department { Education.
Bids should be- enclosed in sealed
envelopes and marked NProposal fof
CaFtsge, Department Of Education
1905 Oe.p 10 VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11

simples sangrantes exteriores , con pl-
oaz6n, 81 no cIra no pague. Los boticaTios
0stln autorizad0s Dor los manufacture del
UNGUENTO DE PAZO 4 devoIyer el dinero
81 IL madiOina deja de curar oualqnter caso
dc almorranaa, aunque sea cr6nico. LOS oa-
SOS ordinaFios sd Duran en- seis diass los rebel
dos on Catorce. Una apliOaci6n da aliviO y
aosiogo. Ia Picaz6n Sc calma instantanea-
mepte. Es un nuevo descubrimientO y 81
dnico que 90 Ofrece con una garantia positi-
Va.
81 81 bOtiCarlo no Ia ttene Sc 10 env1aremos
de nqui 81 recibir sellos de correos equivalen-
tea 4 so oentavOs en- orc americana, diriiien
do Il Cnrta PARIS MEDICINE CO., st
Tonis N.o. II. Ut. de A.. fabricantes do las
pAGTTf5I5AG LAXANHES DE BROMO-
nTJTNINA. 81 c6lebra romedio para losrs-
friadoa:
- -. eoroe1fn nFiOl menudean, unoa
d;oan rne Rurin esf derrotada cd ex-
trsroo IL r;enfs. ntrta que s pesar de
S.,do trinnfsri nero % m6a exsct0 ea
que NO hey neiar cefge4 g & ae T.. e .seea. " -
M. B. Calder6n g C9.. 4e.lsn ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
HER1LAMA sUPRRIORA.

Dr. 1eb uchas eartas de Cicas todo
stadOs UnidOs Una
Jat6oa de Dehoits AGiChy lee ecomos sIgue
Detroit Mich.s Oct s. 1901
nG11 suffendO
e 9as Ps &c e 81 rssHadO del frutamfento
y qepues 0e naF et Fe1s9.o IN POGO
dep0 As eperanOs DOder deCr
iEfERA1AALAS La Carload
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
lI0 KY GEN

AnSiseptico y decinfestante.
Para Gimpisr lR btca = dlentes no
tiene igual.
Quita todo oloF ofepeivo.
FARMACIA. AMERICANA
San Francisco 81. San 5nan !. IL.
EDRl ekRlKIl7lDA PlRR Las AlNORAaAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11


Osr&Eecomendac1ono oe una Institution
OaS6lics en- uno de Los estadOs centrsles,
esCrita por Ia Hermans EuperioEa lee
como sigue:
"Haco algunos AMOS nuestra atencion
fue llamada Ia Peruns de Or. Hartman
desde entonces la hemos usado con
msrsvillosos resultados para L. infiu-
enza, tos, resfriados enfermedades ca
tarrales dc Ia cabeza y est6mago.
1Pars L. influenza el catarro de in-
vierno sobretodo ha sido de granda utili-
dad para los miembros de la ustitucion." ("
HERMAIA SUPERIORA.
UnA Madre Superiora de prominencia
dice:
econ experiencia puedo testincar de la
ehcacia de la Peruna como una de las
mejores medicinas, me es grato agregar
mi a1aban2s ls de los miles que la han
Usado.
"Durante amos sufrfs con catarro del
Ost6mago, todcs los remedies siendo de
ningun vaIor para aliviarme. En- "a
primavera pasada fuf Colorado CON La
Osperanza de mejorarme con el cambiO
Para direcciones especial. cada cual debe
cada botella.
La Pe-ru-na la tienen de venUa todos los {
AquellOs que deseen correspondence direl
del correo, pueden dirigirse al mismo DR.. 8
Fidel Guillermety, plaza Alfonso XII San
Puerto RiCo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
ds toleS Io1 Estados UnIdOs ompIsap i -
Eu-na para el CatarFO.

De ANA EnsfifuciOn Caf6Ilcq e e1
eSt9d0 De Ohio Hieue "a siguente -
cOnlend rlOM de IA AEedrs SHDeri0ra.
ssL7ace 0lgNn0g Rfl0s un amigo d
: -nmesEFR RnSfifuCiOn nos recOmend6 "a
EsFNnl cie Dr. Hartman como un exec
kente FsMsdiO pRFa u influenza. En
ese tempo tenlsm0G Y1FioS cas0s aEle
ameN1EGban ser ReFfas.
PEinGlg1 pianos CON su nsO y haLamos
Fesnlt1a0g tan maF8YiLIOs0s que u
PeFUns IN MegndO 4 ser nuesI0 rene.
do fgVOF5t0 para IL inkIuemER, catarrO.
Fsalf1adiOss t0s y br0nquffi1.'s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11

La Peruna es tai remedio. Las Her
manas de Ia Carload saben esto. Cuando
las enfermedades catsrraIes aparecen, no
Sc turban porqua saben hien al remeii0
que deben usar. Estas sabias y prudentes
Hermanas han encontrado en- Ii PerunA
una salvaguardia que nunca faIla. Muy
bien saben que cuando Il enfermedad es
catarral, ell remedio ea la Peruna. Muehas
personas Green que Il dyspepsia y lade-
biIidad femenn SON enfermedades dis
tintas. Las Hermanas saben muy bien
que Ia lispepsia es cataTro del est6mAgO
Y que Ia debilidad fenen1 es catarro de
los organos pelvicos, y por consiguiente,
Ia Peruna es su remedio para estas dos
enfermedades tan comunes.
81 no Sc obtienen prontos satisfac-t
torios resultados con Ell uso de Ia Peruna
Sc debe escribir Embellishments & DR.
Hartman, describiendo su enfermedad
con cuidado y a tendra gusto en- darls
su invaluable consejo gratis.
Dirfjase q DR.. HartInan, Presidents
del sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio,
EE. UU.
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NOHCias geReraIes

Sc DESEA vender IN frac y Chale-
50 ca buen eotadO. muy barat0. Infor-
mar6n, Manhattan Co. Criato lie.
Avs.
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de clima. Aquf fue donde una amiga me
aconsej6 que probara Ia Peruna. Despues
de tomar dos boteIlas me halle mucho
mejor. Los restos de mi antigua enfer-
medad siendo ahora tan pocos me con-
sidero sana, sin embargo Yoy seguir
por algun tempo con la PeTuna.
ssEstoy ahora tratando otra enferms
con su medicina. Ha estado enferms con
malaria la leucoTrea le ha molestado
muchO. No dndo que Sc Banara pronto.' p
MADRE sUPERIORA.
Estas son muestras de cartas recibidas
por Ell DR.. Hartman de las varias ordenes
de Hermanas Cat6licas de todos los Es-
tados Unidos.
Los nombres y las direcciones de estas
no hemos publicado por respeto 4 las
Hermanas, pero podemos darlos guile
mes los pidan.
Las Harmanas de Ia Carload Sc conocen
en- todop los pafses del mundo civilizado.
No solo n1inistran q las neeesidades in
teisctualss = espirituales de los con quie-
neA est6n asociadas sino tambien sus
neeesidades corporales. Son tan habiles
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Por consiguiente, nm remedio que ohraria
sobre las mucosas, de-
volviendolas 50 estado normal, sanarfa
todas estas enfermedades. Ell catarro es
catarro donde quiera Sc encuentre, en- In
cabeza, gargRnta, puImones, est6magos
riflones, d 6rganos pelvicos. On remedio
que 10 sana en- una parte 10 sanar6 en-
todas parties.
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donnu
81
Dr. J. a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-16
Chicago Lady entertainers.

An entertainment of unusual inter
est is booked for next Friday night.
The Chicago Lady Entertainers are q
company of musicians of the highest
class. They never fail to entertain
their large audiences. Jessie 1. Chris
tian possesses a high soprano voice OF
great beauty and birdIike clearness,
which combined with fine stage
presence makes her a star attraction.
A good musician, Marcia NJ. Moor
head is especially an excellent pianist,
spirit Bessie NJ. Mercer has a rich
contralto voice of unusually low range
suited to pathetic and dramatic sing
ing, yet sings with equal facility il,
lighter vein. and never fails to thrill
her hearers.
AS an interpretative reader, Este1le
NJ Clark is an artist of the highes.
chain of purest gold, each link with
out flaw, encircling the entire list
of characters known to the art of eX-
preston.
This is without doubt one of the
very best entertainments of its kind
ever given. 1t apeals to every cul-
tured and refined person in the city,
and to music lovers especially. Over
two hundred entertainments in TWEEN
ty-five different States, that without 4
single exception have won the un-
qualified commentator of the local
management the public and the
press
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-16
LITTLE ROBERT HuTcAlNsoa
Is Recovering Very Nicely From FAR
Received Saturday.

Robert. the little two-year-old son;
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hutchinson, who
suffered an injury Saturday morning.
by falling down the clothes schultz, Is
today resting easy and his injuries
are not SO serious as at first feared.
The little fellow had climbed up by
the usually carefully closed door dur
ing the absence of the family from the
room and was endeavoring to throw
some of his toys down the shute when
he lost his balance and went over.
The distance of the fall was about
twenty feet but he struck projec.
ton about two-thirds of the wa
down, breaking to some extent the
force of the fall, but INJECTING gianc-
ing wound upon his head which caused
slight conclusion of the brain Il
few clothes at the bottom of the shute5
still further broke the fall which new
ertheless stunned him for some time.
His scream upon losing his balance
and the noise of falling quickly
brought the alarmed mother to the
baby's rescue. Physicians were at
once called and to the family's great
relief pronounced the injury but
slight one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-16
REV. MORTON BARNES
Has Been Called as Pastor of christ.s
Episcopal Church.

The vestry of Christ's Episcopal
Church has extended unanimous call
to the Rev. Morton Barnes. of Water
bury, Conn.
Rev. Barnes is graduate of the.
Berkeley Divinity School of Middle
town, Conn. He was ordained by
Bishop Peterkin, of the West Virginia
Diocese. who recommends him very
highly.
The vestry of Christ,s Church has
had several candidates under discus
sion and Mr.. Barnes selection was.
made only after careful consideration.
The church has been without regu-
lar pastor since Bishop Penick's res
ignation in October.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-16
PER SONAL

Miss Mary Abbott is suffering from
IN attack of la grippe.
Misses Rose and Mollie Murphy
spent Sunday in Pennington.
Miss Margaret Ice spent yesterday
II her home in Barracksville.
Colonel Henry t. Blair is in
Charleston on business trip.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Rogers were
visiting in Fifth ward over Sunday.
Mrs. g. E. Nuzum has been greatly
n'tiisposed during the past few days.
Mss Ethel Nuzum returned satur-
day from atfew days visit in Manning
NM
s. IF Ress left Saturday on a
aeek's visit to friends in Caldwell,
OHIO
John R. Davis. prominent bust
ass man OF Ursina, Pa, is in the city
treday
MIS-. Fred Wright returned satur-
dag from a visit to friends in Par
karsbtrg
Ex-Mayor George c. Steele. of
Morgantown, passed through the city
o27day en- route to Tunnelton.
ar. and Mrs o. c. Moore, of Ban
mock O.: are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Fsasais Evan, of Pierpont avenue.
Train Dispatcher R. d. Kelly and
farnilg are in Chicago for few days.
si1s guest of relatives. E. L. Wiley
Is working the trick.
Mrs Lander Corder. of the Fifth
zsard. left for Barbour county yester-
day. where she viii, join her husband,
Sho has been at Berryburg for sew
eraIs days
Thomas Mccray, OF this city, receiv-
notice Saturday of his appoint
lnent as electrical engineer in U. S.
cesfs service at salary of s1,4oO per
sunun. but owing to business inter
esIs here he has declined the appoint
nent
lIr Charles Hayes, business man
ager of David Harum,'' is in the city
today perfectfng arrangements for
f1,e appearance of that production in
tlIis city January %. Mr.. Hayes was
with the attraction last year He
says that while it was very pleasing
then the cast is much better than the
Bne of last season. Mr.. Harry Brown
NOW playing the title role, is said 10
be The best Harum. excepting VIM. II
Crane Mr.. Hayes is very affable
gentleman and knows the theatrical
business thoroughly. During the
summer season he has charge of the
advertising for the Barnum & Bale,
eirrus
TaTk with Junkins & Michael. ,