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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-14

ieUuIuiuIu 3ul1pen Supui INV 't"p-
lanb entbdlt 6 paragrapbsn. gr isbt
eine nsuiraIs Gone Smii9en beioen ar'
rleen in Der Wanbi9urei unb In Der
8umen-@ sssnb feft unb beffimmt, bab
2risgsiaifs nidtGsbiet bei&ieben iOnen.
oas bon Orr anbersn Partei befeBt if.
Saaeaen Ioa bas Rapsrn bon S9ifsn
gefattet Ieiu.
Sapan.
Opfer Beg unruben
Sotio, Is. Sept. Na9 benz 30.
liseiberidte tuurbsn bel ben leBtsr
8absfOrunssn 1913 3%Onfabler, Is
Seuertuebrleute unb 2 SOlbatsn pers
tuunbst. Inter ben 2ramalma9ern
uno unbstbsiIigtsn wurben 9 perfonen
oet6btet Hnb 487 psrtpunbet.
NuRlano.
30 d Der SeIsSns
ouri G.
ct. Yetersburg, %. Sept.
gertrstsr Der sroBen OsIseieai9aften
oes 2autaius srI9isnsrt beuts beim
Ginan,miniHsr 8OtubiOf uno srfu9ten
i'm bic Sruppsn In benz Oelbifritte
3u belaHsn uno fir before poli3ei 3u
farssn. @eisBloie glemente foaten
aus Dem 9ifrifts sntfsrnt uno ben De.
i9dbisten cine Mnleibe fir einen ldna
ssren Ssrmin Obre 3inien gepdbrt
tueroen.
Der Sinansminifsr srtldrte, baB er
i'm prin3ip nit bisisn Wiini9sn tiber.
einfimms uno bsreit isi auf ale m69s
li9s Irt NIT ben Dell Sntersfentsn 3u.
fammsn3uarbsiten.
Die Population ertldrte f9 bsrsit,
benz Wunfde bes Winiffsrs 81 ent.
iprs1sn uno ben Dampfsrn auf Der
WoIsa Rapbtba gu liefsrn, um cine
8srIssuna oss 5luBbertsbrs gu Der.
bitten.
Sc beiBt, baB 2 9ibitonsn Srups
pen i'm Batu Siftritte Suiammen'
es3ossn tusrosn iolsn.
I~er lung &C.
prengt.
6eIiu9or 8, 5innlano, Is.
Sept. Cine 8sriammlung bon 900
Dslssatsn aus allen Sbeilen Jinn=
lambs, tuel9e ois politi4s Sage be.
ipr.den molts, tpuros bonn Militdr mil
seidatsm 8aionstt aussinanbsr ss.
trieben.
Sentialanb.
Sss 0aiers 6 ingreie Il
betreffsoer d.
tbeuerung.
Berlin, Is. Sept. &ei9sfan3ls,
Gtrft b.. Billion belt beute in 3obleri
auf gsfebl bes 2aiisrs gOrtras. Sr
autunterri4tsten 9reiien miro nermu'
t6si, BOB ben 9aitptssgenfanO BIZ
Gleif9.ssusruns biloete, wel9e in aller
S9id!sn Der 8sb6lisrung fstig mad
fsnoe @rregun9 peruria9t. pat es mi
Der 4nnnbme feline Ri9tisfsit, bnb os'
aaiier aus bisism @runbe ben 8an3let
Wortrag baltet lieB. 10 btrfte au9 elm
rni4s, entiGeioenbe gcticn 3u srtuarter
igin. oamit Der hsrri6snbsn 2niamitd
Elm 3isl asIsbt miro.
Die @slssenheit gum 8ortras bot I'D
auf iebr einfa9s Weiie, inoem Jiri
Billion, Der Sberft a la suite Der ar
me. III, f9 an Der beutigst 9aiIerpa
rabe bes 8. 4rmescorps Bel 3obIen3 &C
tib bstbeili9ts unb bsim z. 5uiaren
Rseimsnt, isinsri alt.a Regiment, NIT
rift.
W an6ber tn " betns
lanben.
3oblen3, Is. Sept. Setter
Mbsno %be9annen bic groBen Wan6be
in oieier @s9eno.
I'm bsnfelbsu nsbmsn 70, 900 Wanr
Snfantsrie, 5000 Mann 9abaIerie TN
Artilsris nit 800 @ei9ibsn tbsil.
Die @ensralibse III, baB bic 6sffun
Wains belagert miro. Mufsabe be
BIER %bsriammelten Sruppenma9t i
IS bic Jefuns gu entfeben.
Wtt bisier Iufga6e fnb bret Dbl
fionsn bstraut tudbrenb bon Der Bela
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-14
@roBbritannten.
Waffenf Hill b.

2onbon, Is. Sept. Der Waf'
fenfiafano suii9en Sapan unb &uBs
lamb ent6dlt 6 Photographer. gr isbi
cine rsuiraIs Gone swif8en beioen ar'
nleen in Der Wanbi9urei unb In bey
8umsn-@ saenb feft unb beftimmt, bae
2risgsidifs ni9tgsbiet bei6ieBen iO0en.
oas bon Der anoeren partei beiebt 1T.
Sagegsn ioa bas 2apsrn bon S4ifen
eefattet Iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-14

aus Yslgrao wuroe bort uno gu soFa
cine @sriaw6runs aufSebsdt, DIE einen
alssmsinen Muffano auf Der Saltans
6albtniel bs3uedte in Der Nbf4t bic
Wd&te our @inmii9ung 3u 3uin9sn
uno maeeoOnii4e Mntonomie gu errei'
DEN. 26nis pster uno 5trf Serbi=
nanb ioQten srmoroet tperbsn.
Na9 Der Sepsf9e .uar Der iin9Hs
8sriu9, bsI Sultan au srmorosn, oas
Wert berislbsn 8erI9w6rung.
Rod mebr g auerteig g..
gubapeF. Is. Sept. BanHp
Der friibers ungariide premtsrminiffer
erlisB bsute cine grtldruns, In tpel&er
sr entidisosn bsfrsitst, stuas nit Der
5lusf9rift gu tbun gu babsn, rusl8e
Der beige Sournalif Mrparb 3isanp
In Berlin ber6fentli9te uro in tpel9er
sr Die llngarn auHorosrt. bic Sabs-
bursiiae Spnaftie 3u snttbrOnen um
ben smsiten @ohn hes beuii1sn 9aifsrs
auf ben Sbron au ieben.
3isanp 1T tuesen @er6Hsntli9uns
Der 5lusi9rift bsrbaftst tuorbsn.
StnIien-
&etf n 9 sarbeiten n.
M onteIeon, Is. September.
66nig @ictor emanuel fam beute bier
an uno bsii9tiste bic @uinsn, ob9lei9
bic @efabr tur9 umFir3snoe Wauern
ni9t sering mar. llsberaa bat bas
Bolt ben 3Onis nm Silfs.
Der 26nig bef4ti9te au9 cine @rb.
ipalts, aus Der Elm 2inb, Maria Nn.
tonia @sceoli, nadoem ss urter SrGr1.
mern SO Stunben oaislbt 9elegen
bate, Electromagnetic tuuros. Cine
3ante, wel9e nebsn ben 8rimmern
tustnts, glaubte bic Stimms bss 2inoss
3u h6ren. sic rief einige SoIbaten
bsrbei unb mad sroBsn Intrsnsunssn
sslans IS, bas 2inb aus isinem unter=
irbii&en @sfdnsiHe gu befrsisn. gs
uuroe nod einem 9Oipitals gsbra9t
unb bic SOHnuns auf feline @ieberber-
feaung 1T ni@t aufgessbsn.
Inter ben btelen unelidsfdasn to-
men au9 an6sre punosrbars &ettun-
gen Dor.
Shmeben.W urmeaen.
g d wierigteiten IN u f.
6un9 Der II | o n.
2onbon, Ia. Sept. Nnd bier
einselaufenen Wa9ri9tsn sefalten Rd
bic 0erbanolunsen suii9sn S9msbsn
unb Torwegen i&uierig, neil, ME be.
bauptet miro, S9websn f9 unna9.
giebts setst.
9ingegen beeauptet S9wsbsn, ss
babe bur9aus Ni9ts bagsssn, bab
Normssen bic bifforii9sn Bsfeftigun-
gen beifsben lafs, jeoo9 tonne es fG
ni9t bamit sinbsrfanben ertldren, bat
@orwegen bic gefefi9ungen, bic ss in
ben lsbten 10 Sabrsn S@msbsr Dor BIZ
Taie seiest babe unb sesen beren @n-
la9e, 10 LANCE bic Union beftanb, I'D
Hi9ts fa9en liebe, bethlehem laHe.
Der 0orreiponoent Der Simes su
2arlfaot 1T Der Nnfiat, baB auf bsiosn
Seiten Die @ensistbeit betsbt in 6rass
Der Bsfefisunasn na3sussbsn unb BAT
S@weoen f@ au& su einem S9isos.
seri9tsuertrage bsrtebsn tusrbs, bs,
fte finftise, aber ni9t beffehenbs Dife'
rensen seltsn ioas.
Sraufrei@.
u merifani d g d G..
paris, Is. Sept. 2rieasmini
FER 8erteaur miro ON l8. Geptembel
gu gbreu Der ameritaniidsn Sfiaiers
wel4e ben frana6Ri9sn Man6bern bel
wObnen, elm @alafrtibfid ssbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-14
Canada.
0erridte 3 II z d n E.

g t. Sobns, 81. g., Is. Stpl.
Sele9rapbtf9 murben bier bringenoe
grtunoi9un9en bon Der 6ubfon Bap
@olonp iber ben 8erbleib beg Dam.
piers Neptune einge3osrn. tuel9er i9on
ldnger ME Elm Wonat In ben n6ro-
li9en @epdRern nit 0orrdtben fur
ben Winter ertpartet tpirb. Die Be-
peide tam bon benz Sampfer Mrctic
Der Subion Bah Co.. uel&sr bas leBte
Sabr on ben n6rbli9en 9hfen pa
irouiQirte uno ipssisa iiioli4 Biz gba-
teau in ben 8ele Ssle Straits 9ing,
I'm bic 8sb6rbsn bon Der Sa9lase gu
unterri9ten. Die Depei9e oes Nrctis
briidte bic Bsfhr9tung aus. bab Der
Nsptun berloren iei.
Sas S96nfte Bel Der Sa&e 1T, bab
Der .Hsptun" i9on einen 9an3en Wos
not bier I'm 6afen lisgt unb bic Slot
tenbeb6rbe nit Der berittenen poli3ei
bariiber ftreiten, usr iiber ben Dams
pier au tefeblen babe. Dabei f9ue'
ben Die Nitslieoer Der 9ubiOn Ban @o=
lonp 60. In @efabr, gu perbungern.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
A Gun .1n5t1e Language.

IT have another complaint against
the English tongue" began the liter.
airy man. There are good many
gaps in it, Of course, but It seems to
me that the most absurd is that a Ian
guasc which has n dozen current
names for drink has none for the
young woman whom a man is engaged
to marry. Most of the terms that
might be suggested are the basest Of
coin-'best GIRL intended and SO
forth. We have to fall back. weakly
on the French fiancee. And vet the re-
lation liz English and American enough
think, for us to have word Of our
own. OF course there is sweetheart,
but that seems to have dropped out
Of use Observation-Disclosures Led
ger.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
100 PAGES DELIGHTFUL READING.

/. < 2 = f1s ~ sfl risS MI
Wagon and buggy house, granary,il
hen house, milk house, house and
most Of outbuildings ai new. Water
from spring. Best well lin I this seq
ton 100 yards from house Good gar
den, large. Beautiful / and healthfuli
location for house. Sheep, cattle and
all kinds of stock do unusually we'll.
Railroad and trolley lines surveyed
in nelghborhood. Large coal develop
ment in progress, and progress for
steady development good Farm
leased for oil and gas. Lease expires
September I, unless rental should sbe,7
gin then. vs. sSSts
Price, $42.50 per acre, with one
half oil and gas reserved: s4ooOsperi
acre, with coal reserved In addition
except 1874 acres for use Of farm. ~
TERMs:-s5, 900 cash, and balance
in such payments as may be arranged
with purchaser. 3;S;s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
BIa REEPE b 4 II 5jM.
Contest Dyer Wan yhcs lyssant-
edgs 70 See What n Sort Of ami obitsss
Nj llsE tarys Office ed GET Is.

Z NEW 70 RK, June 10.-5B Because he
bequeathedStbe; bulk Of his estate,{val55
,ied sat$ $4,000, to Henry J.:$$aielosh;
hisalawj partner Abraham Van Horns
will is being contested before Chan,
cellor Magic In Jersey City by: a five
cousins, who allege that Van Horn
was insane and under the influence Of
Melosh when the will was signed.
" Van Horn died on February OF this
year, He was a bachelor, and lived
With Mrs. Anna E.%Terry, wife Of a
cousin, to whom he 3bequeathed So.
|o00s The3remainder OF his estateiwas
bequeathed TO Melosh, who entered
his employ as an Office boy.
Mrs. Terry testified that Van Horn
was subject TO hallucinations, and that
he, often. told her to look at the win.
dows and doors through which. he
said, black men were peeping at him,
He also declared that black cats and
women were lying in the flower beds
on the lawn.
While in Paris about fifteen years
|ago Van Horn sent to Jersey City 4
cableeram announcing his death. TIL,
Jersey City newspapers published col
umns Of Mandatory matter about tht
wealthy lawyer. Two months late
Van Horn returned to his home
When asked for an explanation of Iii
cablesram, lie replied 4 Just wantet
TO see what the newspapers would sa.
about me. They gave me good sem
off. Let's have bottle of wine" 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
iRlGMAROEE.S
The Word Evidently Comes Down to
Us From .Rngmnn Rolls"

The Word Evidently Comes Down to
Us From "Rngmnn Rolls"
{ The word rigmarole Is applied now
ndays with the .contemptuous empha-,
sis of slang, to describe a long, unin-
telligible statement. at one time it
must have been a word Of some weight,
for Byron in Don Juan" speaks thus
Of t:5."His speech was a fine sample,
on the whole, of rhetoric, which the
learned call 'rlgmarole.'" 4 E;
4 1t was certainly associated with what
were known in law as ragman rolls
lengthy deeds with seals attached,
whose lack Of lucldity probably gave
rise to the words modern meaning.
Even papal bulls were SO described
during the middle ages, while the rag
man roll by which Edward l. bound
the Scottish mobiles is Of historical
celebrity. This was cumbersome and
complicated deed, consisting Of thirty
five pieces OF parchment; sewn together.
There was q very OLD game called
ragman roll, In which the players pull
ed from roll Of parchment papers at.
tached to seals hung outside on which
various characters were inscribed.
The primary derivation Of 'ragman'
Is very doubtful. In piers plowman'
1t is applied to the evil one, and in
Icelandic it means one who Is coward
~ or confused.-London Answers. ..l:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
A Double Portion.

. ~ " |r a q q g
K In the programme Of literary con.
tests given at the Normal School dur:
ing the past week, the First ward did
herself proud by coming out with a
double portion Of the prizes awarded.
For example, in the Recitation Con.
test, Miss Bertha Pople, of Morgan.
town avenue, won the first, prize. In
the Shakespearean Contest, j. Walter
Reeves, of Morgantown avenue, won
the first and Oliver shurtleff, of State
street, the second prize, thus sweeping
the! board since there we're no more to
be won. On Thursday evening, f. B.
Harden, of5Water street, scooped ia
the second prize, as against Miss Bes.
sic Lucas, who won the first rendi
ton. Last but not least, two of the
leading characters in the play OF
|"Cicely's Cavalier" which is to be
given tonight, were assumed by j
Walter Reeves and Oliver Shurtleff
former prize winners who will ne
doubt acquit themselves again will
signal honor, in the role of "Captair
Carewe" assumed by Mr. Reeves, am
REV. Saxby,' by Mr.. Shurtleff.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
FARM RI \ FOR Q R SALE A / ]. J.
DESCRIPTION OF FARM OF WAY.
LAND F.. REYNOLDS, IN Z
TAYLOR COUNTY. &.

Contains e25 acres, 10 to Is acres
of timber; the rest in meadow and
bluegrass pasture. Some Of the land
is as good as the very best in the
county. On the average, it is as good
as that Of any farm in this section.
Best timber has been removed. but
several hundred dollars worth Of
merchantable timber, remains stand
Ing. Fences as good as those OF aver
age farm. Well watered. Pittsburg
vein Of coal sold, except 4 ga acres.
This coal may be mined. and removed
over land on payment Of damages.
Freeport vein of coal not sold. Farm
lies well. Orchard of As apple trees.
20 varieties. Trees old, but bear
enough every year for one family,
and some years Is to-, 100 bushels.
There are several sweet cherry trees,
and few other fruits have been
started. There is no incumbrance on
this property. House about one.halt
mile from main road, one mile from
school, three miles from postofiice
depot and churches. at Simpson; q
little farther by wagon road to Elem
ington; nearer by, horseback route
Petition for Rural Free Delivery
route has been circulated. House
Etwo;story, i've rooms, weather;board
ed, covered with slate, finished II
hard wood yellow pine Only three
4 rooms completed: Sheep stable 81
! 10 or 90 I head o. sheep: Cattle sta
bic for IS head Of cattle Cow stab.
for six cows. Calf stable for 81;
4 calves. Horse stable / for two Horses
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
An Invitation.

= An interesting collection Of invita-.
tons to and from Benjamin Franklin
during his visit to England Is In the
University Of Pennsylvania library.
Among the letters to Franklin are
some, from the peerage for great and
for little dinners, but perhaps the most
interesting is one from gentleman
who described himself as "in lodgings"
and unable to entertain Mr.. Franklin
at his home. He therefore proposed a
visit TO the Star and Garter, and then
went on to say that he would order a
dinner at, crown head, evidently
expecting Franklin to bear his share.
There is no record Of an acceptance
Philadelphia Record. .s5f -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
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FRS WARD!
syS oursR egular$ pendent. s. 9
5ByiE our Z eguIar c correspondents


home. "Jacco' won his title of man:
eater from he;fact that he became sir..
ritable In temper and scarcely5a public.
performance passed without $his bit.
ing some one who came too near his
cage when in pet. Among the last
of his victims was Monk, who upon
Waiting too near his quarters was
seized by the arm when5he kicked him
in return and thus stirred up three
cornered racket in which jenkins took
a part on the! side of the monkey. He
seized and shook Monk while 5"Jacca"
grinned, and told hin. that II he kicked
"Jacco" again he would kick him in. re-
turn. TO this Monk demprred, swear.
ing that he was not going to be eaten
,up by any monkey that roamed the
forest or posed in show as man.
eater. And so they dissolved part
nership, Miller coming home to join
Davis, and leaving jenkins and "Jac
co" to fight their own battles and like
wise do tlleir own clog dancing with
out him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
A Corx sunerstition.

According to European folklore
the clouds Of the heavens were nothing
but cows, who were invested With the
duties Of psychopomp. AT times
these clouds descended TO the earth
and assumed their bovine garb, but
their duty remained the same. Hence
the superstition prevalent III many
agricultural countries that cow break
ing into n garden foretclls a death In
the family. The psychopomp was
merely looking for soul to escort to
the hereafter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
NOTICE TO- SUBSCRIBERS

II you are a subscriber to the Vest
virginian and fail to get your paper
single evening, don'tlhesitate to call
us by phone or drop us "a card 80 We
can investigate the case. The only
way we have Of knowing Of these
things is through complaints Sofs our
patrons We ask you to notify us sati
once and We will see that your paper;
Is delivered to you: y Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
Lost Ills Roozer Bottles.

A certain man about town who oc
casionally becomes dry, quietly with
drew from his home the other day
and HE'D himself away TO The CONNER.
cial Hotel bar. While there a liberia!
minded travelling man came In who
played the agreeable by setting them
up ut his own expense. The man in
question had some conjunction Of
conscience about drinking in public
place, and SO he carefully wrapped up
three bottles of beer as his donation
received and started back 10 his home
with them to drink at his leisure. On
the way, while busily talking with
another party, and possibly thinking
of the private. pleasure In store for
him later, suddenly met with an acct
dent upon which he had not calculated.
The jostle Of the Der caused it to
! leak out from its confinement and
wet the wrapping paper until it lost
its constituency, when two OF the three
bottles slipped from their secret moor.
ings and crashed on the pavement.
4 He looked for a moment in consterna.
ton at what had happened to him and
his liquid and peered about to see
II detected by the alarm he had sound
ed. No one CHANGING to be near, he
exclaimed with remorse and chagrin
there that much has gone to the dea
anyhow" and beginning to feel DIR.
from the sudden excitement, he hug
ged the remaining bottle all the tight
:, err under his arm and hurriedly wen
: on his way to revel In the enjoymen
: of what he had left. but feeling tina
!, his Joy would have been much tn
;, fuller had he not been SO unfortunat
as to have lost the other two bottles.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
4. accons Caused F'the ITro,,uble.

Ed Jenkins. Of Merchant street,
with as coterie of unique helpers, has
been CONDUCTING "a tent show travel.
Ing through the country and visiting
the smaller towns on their route. The,
east 81 the show can easily be conjec:
tired by d glance at the personnel of
the performers which aside from
Horses wa on and tent, consists Of
the following Ed Jenkins. proprietor
and sleight of hand performer; Squeal-
er artholow, as ring manager; Dick
Nisconti the clown Of foreign birth;
Blind Willie, the fantastic fiddler and
song singer; gpJacca,p the monkey
nanseater;; N onk Miller, the star clog.
dane r; and Claude Davis, the ticket
isSender, but now off duty because
homesick i and took vacation since
Sshe5 did mot like his rations. The boys
We're doing well at all points unit
Il Glaude dropped out for want. Of more
sofs the money handled but which he
could mot get, and Monk Miller tool
bragg at an attack upon him b,
Jaccol while $on Lost run, in which
was defended by Jenkins, by req
son Of (which Monk Skipped out 10
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
All In one Pound of Coal.

II pound Of coal is subjected to a
dry distillatlon and the products and
residual treated chemically by the proc
esses for obtaining the well known
coal tar colors. the pound thus treated
will yield enough magenta to color 500
yards of flannel, vermilion for $500
yards. nurlne for 100 yards and allza-
rim sufficient for 1856 yards of red cloth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
Hardly.

"a nice husband, you are" said
madam in passion. you care less
about me than about those pet animals
Of yours. Look what you did when
your poodle, Azor, died." Husband
(quietly)-Well, I had him stuffed.
Wife (exaspcrated)-Yo u wouldn't have
gone to that expense for me-not you
indeed! Il, N s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
sss IookI ,FoIrb ,the excursion.

The Isaac Al. EMasoniis compelled to
change her pro ramme "a little from
that sas formerly announced. For the
information Of allBwho may wish to
take stheS ride onS Sunday, the Captain
states that the boat will leave our
wharf onH her ocular trip oiAIorgan.
townsa clock a. N ], reaching there
noon. sletWill then!return with an
excursion up iSto our city ut ! O'clock
arrtying here at 6; P, NJ, and
leave on her return trip to. Morgan,
town at a Sunday evening The
next morning ( Monday she will run
on down TO Brownsville for her an,
nuafs inspe ton there on Tuesday and
viii return 4 to Fairmont on Wednes-
day evening for regular duty again.
All passeng ers and shippers will note
the above official announcement and
observe the dates for their acommo
dation: s,si
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
More Ipro.nic Than 81 seem,, ,,,

More Prosnic Than II Seemed. Il II
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I'm an Inspector Of ruins. She How,
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Insurance SadJuster. eyeland Leader,
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10

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Mrs.. Az j. Allman, Of Market street,
left the eitss yesterday afternoon for
81 visit With her parents in Lewis
CONT VI near Weston
Mrs, SAM ford Jones, 4 81. East Park
avenue was sorelyy Indignant over the
loss sustained by d strays,cow getting
Into her garden and eating of her
corn and Lettuce crop the other day,
but AS the owner seemed Spenitent she;
Yielded ito d com romise this time.
Mr.: ana salr a \ Boggess moved
yeste rday into their old home on CUT;
lev street, which has been remodeled
{ aud made oyer anew inside and out.
thus making them a beautiful and
comic Portable home for&the remainder
Of thsiradays:
smolse Bros & iEckles are pro-
claiming to their customers the yir..
tues a. Pillsbury best, aXXXX flour.
4 But We don wonder$at that since
they recently got lin q carload for
their trade II Is, however, a fine
grade for We have tried It. 5.l
The Board of Education for the Pal.
atine 1nde pendent School district is
Getting high minded, with their fine
new Building in process Of erection.
They held 81 meeting last night on a
second story balcony, indicating that
they are already getting a little uppish
IN their ideas, buttitsis always better
orise higher than TO sink downito the
lower levels Of the past. ;sf
Tony Angotti has gotten his ice
cream parlor on Bridge street, repa
pered. painted and furnished, and be
gan serving cream in earnest today
The Gather IFS again favorable fol
testing the quality 81 this cooling del
icacy