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q, they wished nature. h,d made them
wished to have crows feet remoyet
z q Nelden arrested after payins
New York "slowest Ever"
New York is the slowest place ever,
when 1t comes " getting court ofhcers
that imam man is ' pptunIshssd,I ssaotf3Y M hefe HnanrTaI
There are hundreds OF women who
are Just as anxious to have Or, J. Nell
den punished as / I'm, but until | madc
the first move no one had the nerve to
come forward. / am going to stay
right here at this address until I have
given this thing enough publicity to stop
women from blindly walking into the
trap. I ave all the support l want
now
81 had an interview with Nelden on
July 4, during which I told him that If
] couldn't get. redress in the courts
would personally punish him. as far as
my physical strength would permit.
resented herself as Mrs. Neden called
and ATTEMPTED tn effect a settlement."
Mrs. a Is greatly exercised at her
appearance since being treated, and
Jays others are the same.
MY face Is so terribly burned by To-
tons applied, that I am ashamed to ex-
pose them to view, so l wear a heavy
veil when I go out"
Letters from dissatisfied patients.
some humorous. many pathetic. are now
being sorted in the District>Attorney's
Office for evidence.
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o nher other beautiful and costly pres
ents. The wedding was celebrated In
st. Cecelia's chapel.
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HER BLOOD IS UP
OVER DR.. NELDEN
Mrs. Ware Says "Fsce Beautl-
tier" Would Get Short Shrift
Out In Denver-Women Must
N0t,Be Fooled.

Hiding from view IN darkened rooms
where they arc blushing unseen at the
exposures of their attempts to become
beautiful, hundreds Of women are wait
ing the outcome Of the prosecution OF
DR.. Andrew L. Nelden. ''the beautiher.''
according to Mrs. Josephine Ware, OF
Denver, who was instrumental in hav-
ing DR.. Nelden arrested and held yes
terday by Magistrate McAvoy for trial
Monday.
Mrs. Ware openly expressed her dis
gust with what she termed the slow
ness Of Now York Justice, and inri-
mated that in h West, where she
came from. the beauty DOCTOR would
get q short shrift at the hands OF q
mob.
"out In Colorado tho men sstue mat
tors with a person ike Nelden In short
order said Mrs. Ware.
Both Mrs Ware n tho Distrot-At-
torney's Office expect that interesting
testimony will be offered when Nelden
is examined Monday. unless his alleged
victims foil to bravo tho publicity Of
admitting that they wanted to look
more beautiful.
saffIed seauty's "BIood Up"
AS Mrs. Ware said white sitting in a
darkened room It No. LIS West Tween
ninth street:
1T Il m%ortifytnE TO place yourself on
record as not being as good looking as
others Of your sex, but I am . Western
woman and my blood is I'D. I intend
that DR.. A. l.. Nelden shall Be exposed
and punished for iurine women with
wrinkles n other blemishes 10 New
York by alleging he can maize them
beautiful"
DR.. Neaden was ready. he announced,
to alter anything in the way OF a fea-
ture. from a double chin to a lap-ear.
Wrinkles, he assured his patients.
could be erased as IL a drauGht from
the fountain of youth had been auaffed.
Noses coul be exchanged to suit the
most exquisite of fantastic whim.
Moles. barnacles and other facial ex-
cresences with which nature sometimes
unkjndlv distigures. were declared to
fade away under the Nelden treatment,
and scores upon scores of persons came
from all over the country to be made
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hello" GIRLS
MILLIONAIRE
HUSBAND ILL
Canadian Whitney, Who
Won Pretty Telephone At
tendant Is Expecte Die.

The shadow of death has suddenly
daritened the happy omanc Of the
pretty little hotel telephone girl, Anna
Bennett, who in May married h mill
ionaire Canadian. L. r. Whitney. OF
Montreal, after a bricf couroship,
which began over the telephone and was
succeeded by a happy marriage OF st.
Ceceia's chapel, Brooklyn. May 4
The happy couple have been spending
their honeymoon in the Hotel Majestic,
and all was ideal until recent when
Mr.. whitney. who Is seventy years old,
but looks much younger. was suddenly
prostrated with what later developed;
Into acute BriCht's disease
The little bride. whose sweet voice
had won the heart OF tho s~eptugenar-
ian earlier in the year. was almost
frantic with grief, and after summon
Ing DR.. Shrady to the sick m~tlionaire's
bedside, sent for his grown son. E. r.
Whitney, of Concord. n. H, who came
at once, bringing with him DR.. Hol-
brook. The physicians, though doubt
full of Mr.. Benefits recovery. sug-
gested thai he be taken to the noun
tains and the little telephone girl-bride
VINO. at twenty-three faces the posi-
bility Of taking the responsibilities OF
a muld-millionaire's fortune and bust
noes, chartered a special train and
carried the sic kman away to the sons
home In the White Mountains.
The girl. who nay be the heir to Ben
nett's immense wealth. II he fails to
survive, was, a few months age the
telephone switchboard operator In the
Grand Union Hotel. and It was while
such that she was wooed and won by
Whitney IN a pretty romance Of May
and December.
1t was her beautiful voice and her ef-
forts to please that caused Whitney to
one day. after calling up
from the Aston House and trying 10
a friend at the Grand Union He
found the operator as beautiful as the
voice, a young woman OF twenty-three
wears. pleasant in manner and appear
ance. and became a fire. patron of
the telephone.
The millionaire Canadian invited the
telephone operator to dinner and to
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SAY YOUTHS
COT $4,000
FROM VICTIMS
MANY Claimants Will Appear
Against K1ous and
I Persch.

When Herbert NJ. Klous and John NJ
Person, tho two we'll connected younG
men who were arrested on "Wednesday
for passing a forged check on Diedge q
4 Clust, jewellers. of No. % John street.
1 were arraigned in the Tombs Police
ACourt to-day, enough compliments were
Z present, either in person or by proxy, to
n bt16g the total of their swtndles close
% 5000.
According to Detective Sergeant Pea
,Eaeody. these two young men. who are
[she sons of men of wealth and position
FIN the business n social world, have
Z been swindling right and left for several
'tVears. and haYe never been caught untl
now.
persch Is the son OF President Persoh
xof the Pittsburg Brewing Company, and
Shis homo is in Pittsburg. Klous Is the
uon of Henry Klous, head of the firm
yof Klous & Byron, silk importers at No,
ass Broome street.
a On July 8 the two appeared at the
aJohn street store, where klous is
Known. and purchased w diamond
nrings for $S45. They gave a forged
scheck for the amount, which was taken
without hesitation. They hen pawncd
he rings for $500 and divided the money.
They were arrested on Wednesday
3 when the forgery was discovered, and
I'm account OF the matter was published
In The Evening World on that day. It
was this publication which brought
cut all the other complainants against
\ the men.
When they were arraigned in court
to-day Detective Peabody said there
we're three warrants In Pittsburg, three
in Washington and three in Philadel-
phia for the men land that a number
I OF compliments in this city wanted to
, appear against them.
Some of those who were in court We're
]. Coleman, q jeweller, of No. s2S
Z Broadway, who had a bogus check for
SIS passed on him; William Reiman. e
diamond dealer of the Hoffman House,
who sueffred to the extent of $40; IL.
Georgiani, a coal dealer, of No. Ia
Waverly place. who avs they stuck him
for $40, and Mrs. Mary ]. Gleason, of
No. liz William street, who has a bad
check for 500 which the men gave her.
= When the matter vas explained to
Magistrate McAvoy he said ne would
not dispose of the case until every
chance had been given 10 complainants
appear, and he adjourned 1t until
Wednesday next. holding the men in
5000 bail each for examination on hat
day.
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SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK
MONDAY MORNING WONDERS.
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GIRL Tilted HIM.
HE TOOK HIS LIFE.
Elias RosenbInum Kills Himself
because He Had Nothing TO
Live For.

Elias ~Rosenblaum, a good looking
young man., twenty-five years old. com
United suicide to-day at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Lena GOodcn, No. 1856
West One Hundred street, by taking
q dose of carbolic acid.
Rosenblaum went to the house last
night in great distress and t1ld her
that his girl had quit him, and hat he
had nothing left 10 live for. lie stayed
at the house overnight and early to-
day took a walk. on his return he
went 10 the bathroom and took the
poison. His sister found him uncou-
scious on the floor and had him re-
moved TO the j. Hood Wright Hospital,
where he died an hour later,
Mrs. Gooden said she didn't know the
name Of the woma In the case, but
THAI she was rich.
"she gave him all his clothes. his
money and loss OF iewolry," h. SAID.
""and he never had 10 d anything fpI,
himself. She loved him very much.
but l guess she got tired Of aim"
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tho theatre after meeting her parents,
Mr.. n Mrs. r. V. Bennett, Of No.
n NASSAU avenue. Greenpoint. The
proposal followed a few calls and the
wedding was delayed only long enough
for Miss Bennett to obtain a dispense
ton from Rome.
Before the wedding Mr.. Whitney set
tied 500 900 on his tiance and showered
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Our daring in this instance Is sensa-
tional. These Spring Goats won't vary
one iota from the Fall styles that are
coming and the Rain Coats are as good
as gold. Both are light affairs, and the
cleverest style toys that ever carried a
Si2 and SIS price ticket. Every size in
a dozen smart fabrics. SIRE EN-"
PRICE, $7.77.
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Z is the best health n 81
ferwear we know Of. II is
an openwork knit, and as light as none
This grade was never known to sell un
der 75c. ''Fire 'em' price, SOC.
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As Its Papa Eats.

Wrom tho PhIladelphIa Pross)
"Oh. yes, Nuritch's baby was born
with a silver spoon in its mouth. of
COURSE
ITS n curious shocking child; takes
after its father, doesn't ft2'
mo. indeed. II it toe after It's father
It would Ia been born with n silver
knife in Its mouth"
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How He Avoided II.

tFrom the Chicago Record-Herald.,
"Have you ever been Kissed off the
stage?" asked tho girl who was thrilled
at having met a real actor.
"Oh, no." he replied. When I'm or
the stage l always try to be among
friends as much as possible"
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What is Castoria

~ASTOR1A is q harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregorc, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. 1t is Pleasant. 1t contains neither Opium,
~ Morphine other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. 1t
destroys Worms and alays Feveishnes. 1t cures DiarrhGa and Wind
Collie. 1t relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. 1t
assimiates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and
natural sleep. The chldrens Panacea-The Mothers Friend.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in Use for over
30 year,, has born the signature Of Chas II. Fletcher, and has been made under
his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfets, limitations and "Just-asgood" areb but Experiments that
tnhe with and endanger the health of Infants and -
Chldren-Experence against Experiment.. NN~ !
Genuine Castoria always bears the signature ofIL0(X INLG<I~ !
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BOY HURT AT BATH HOUSE.
Iron Gate Struck Ind at Play,
Eracturfng kuI

While playing In front of a bath house
at East River and Seventeenth street
to-day. Raymond Hoppel. fourteen years
old. OF No. Col East Seventeenth street.
was struck by the iron gate of the bath
house, sustaining a compound fracture
OF the skull.
An ambulance was called and he was
taken to Bellevue Hospital. where he is
in q serious condition.
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The Gamblers Paradise.
iLondon Truth. J
sNoilern J, cairo must he 4 q? q

Modern Cairo must be sort OF
gamblers paradise. judging from
some facts which I recently had from
"a friend who has been investigating
the subject. In one Of the principal
streets near Mohammed All Square,
ga gent eman, who knows the town
well, pointed out over 20 first floors,
over; the shops, with the names q
bars upon them, every one of which
she knew n TO be a gambling hell, and
Sas police official admitted to the in.
Yestigator that the town was full Of
such places. The. police do not seen!
StoSbeSa fault. They raid the places
from time TO time. but the offenders,
nearly all foreigners, and mostly
Greeks, are protected by their con,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

Now, lionestly,,s''ysaid theyunbelieyer,
have you ever been helped by prayer?
Can you point ito q single instance IN
which you can Etrutbfully say that
praying has done you the slightest
service! WI :s5lls
~ should say | could replied tile
good old elder. III I hadn't stoppedsto
say my prayers the other morning I'D
have caught the 7:40 train into the
clty,8an instead Of slxty;one passen:
gers killed and injured In the lwreck
ID have probably made the sixty sec.
ono. ~ Chicago Record. Herald. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
MOI. l 4 to- |, i H ID i !

Y Bishop Llttlejohn Of Il Long Island,
who died at the age OF NINETY, refused
up to the day of his, DEATH to accept the
assistance Of ID coadj utors bishop, de.
;clarlng that he was perfectly able to
perform ibis duties and care for Ills
people. At q meeting Of the clergysin
the last year Of his life $Archdeae con
Bryan WINS equested to call the meet
Ing to order. The sarchdeac con arose
and requested tie delegates to give ut
ttention, remarklng: a \
1.-THE bishop wishes 70 say q few
words 5sss3,
tfs "a few words. SslrSa few worls!''sln
5terjected the bishop. II would hayeit
understood sir, that the bishop VIII
say as many words as he pleases.p
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Farm For SALE
pEscRlPTlo IN q H. sfsisl WAY.
N p EyNoLps, IN
TAYLoE c uNTSY. 81

b Contains 2a5 acres, 40 10 g acres
Of timber; the rest In meadow and
bluegrass pasture. Some Of the land
| i is',; as good as the very best In the
county. On the average, lis Jas good
as that Of any farm in this section
Best timber has been removed, hut
several hundred dollars worth OF
merchantable timber remains stand:
ing. Fences as good as those Of aver,
lage farm. Well watered. Pittsburg
vein Of coal sold, except a "a acres.
This coal may be mined and removed
over land on payment Of damages.
Freeport vein q coal not sold. Farm
lies we'll. Orchard OF as apple Trees
|2o 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 a few other fruits have been
started. There is no incumbrance on
this property. House about 3one.half
mile from main road, one mile from
school, three miles from postofice,
depot and churches, at Simpson; a
little farther by wagon road to Elem.
ington; nearer BY horseback route.
Petition for Rural Free Delivery
route has been >circulated. House,
1 =
two-story, FIVE rooms, weather.board.
ed, covered with slate, finished IN
hard wood yellow pine). Only three
rooms completed. Sheep stable for
75 or 100 head of sheep. Cattle sta,
BILE for rs head of cattle. Cow stable
for six COWS. Calf stable for six
calves. Horse stable for two horses.
Wagon and buggy house, granary,
hen house, milk house, house and
most Of outbuildings new. Water
from spring. Best we'll in this sec.
ton 100 yards from house. Good gar.
den, large. Beautiful and healthful
location for house. Sheep, cattle and
all kinds of stock do unusually well.
Railroad and trolley lines surveyed
in neighborhood. IN Large coal develop.
ment lin progress. tand progress for
steady development good: Farm
leased for oil and gas. Lease expires
September l, unless rental should be-
gin then. n
Price, s42.50 per acre, with one
half oil and gas reserved; $4,000 pei
acre, with coal reserved in addition
except 90 acres for use Of farm.
4 TERMs:-s5,0 900 cash, and balance
in such payments as may be arranged
with purchaser. & N
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John" she said, syours little wiley
has been saving up her money to buy
yousa nice present 3S38
II Good little WHEY. he replied.
S"tWhat is it?' 81 ais,
"a smoking JACKET sheSexplained.
"'And | saved the money. al myself out
Of the house allowance Wasn't I
thoughtful y. N l.s
Splendid y, he exclaimed. g
And now / wish you'd bring mo
home some more money tonight, ,8Ss Nj
hat did you Z do with what I
brought home Inst night?"hetl sked IN
some surprise.
sg"Oh, that's what IIsayels the smoking
Jacket money out Of; 4, size answered,
E...andl there tiany left.e- Chlcago
Post. rs So,
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lBNoMG lJeoN lIsg STAGE


x 1 q. 5hn l. u f7ilstl
The WIS tEnisi iali Apl sSnccs ftsyy,lyd
eapnias ieiassrs With sists. 1
There have isSt In tlle provinces
been sesefsl sensat iophl this ,st
spromtn etit cheat ~ hen 10 inlfs tlie5
last perto rman nee of "A lcs9l ipantpiltmsI
AL Smhnner OF i ITS hay N been thrown
upon the stage Tor ttle benefit d ( popn:
Ilhrperfo d ) IA
5Al I those acq ualnted for long With
THE Inner life of the theattlca Sptofes.
sion can ten some remarkable stories
fofi these lifts cas- upon the stag 4. Tie
most Scele britea md universal OF thcse!l
relates to Ia slad who once held the
main portion OF tic lease OF ii SproAiisy
9nent LpnlonS theater,s lille this Indy
was still I'M actress only and not d
mann geress, an actress of grcnt TALENT
and beauty, there was: one night on the
first reduction Of the piece d small
BOUQUET cast upon the stage {nt, her
feet Attached to the bouquet was d
small Russia leather card case, {and In
side thisSwere bank,notes TO the3yalleS
OF f1, 900 exactly. On no fewer than;
seven Inherent occasions, with a toler::I
ably long interval between, dlu the
same thing occur, and the lady, asgal-
legged has never from that daystoj this
dlscoye who her admlrcr. was,
though al manner OF romantic conjcc.
lures were madesnt the time. "a sSl
Even within tho Inst ew8wecks nm,
unknown elderly gentleman threw an
envelope weighted with pennies aud
containing "a i've pound note to iii tiny
child performing ii d london sublrs
ban pantolniine. Some thcatcrs have
been celebrated for their gift nights
all manner Of presents, from frying
pans to green vegethb les,3 having been
gently deposited on the 5stuge for the
popular motors; yet, on the other hand,
both wrlts and ssummonses have been,
handed to actors who could not be up.
preached through the stage door, but
who consented to receive presents over
the footlights on their benefit, nights.
II The most curious sight the writer.
ever saw Ii. connection with these gift
throwing nights WINS In relation to d
tarorite motor who, atIa great 3proyln.
clal 8thcater, played during d long pan,
tomlmlc run tho part OF a parasite
named Cadgl, who carried d / pipe
that Ind q huge bowl and whose Oft
repeated cry was, Can$any one oblige
me with a bit 5o'A bacca ~ on the last
night Of the performance the familiar
request for ''blt3 o. 'bacca" had no
sooner been spoken than literally scores
|jof packets and S""screws,5 Of tobacco tof
every Imaginable kind were thrown
upon, the stngc, more than; 100 OF these
falling about the actor London TIT
Bits. 81 y
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The. Polit y sp Il, al ;.,...

8 Boy On 6butcher's shop M \ mother
sent me back to let you see what ID big
bone there was lin the pound Sofs beer,
she bought last night, and she wants
another pound without; bones. Butcher
Tell your mot er the next time / XIII
q COW without bones I'll send her leg
for nothing. ;t9 h;
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Cut Out This Coupon n.

suls and let4off lightly, and return 10
business the next day. II
+ | should guess that the business is
chiefly carried on for foreigners as
well as by them. There is "a sort Of
a cosmopolitanism about gambling,
and its votaries are drawn from ali
corners Of the earth by the scent q
the game. But this seems to be one
respect in which Egypt has. not I'M.
proved under British influence. IA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

" M n a SHomnncer.8l5ll l ~ IS
n II see Jones is going to write.

III see Jones Us going to write d
novel. 4, y
\ Il never thought he had imng inations
enough for that. n; e
The deuce he hasn'tls ii Hes been,
making out expense accounts for near:
eleven years. ew2 Orleans Times
Democrat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

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lS,s3ss u u \ 1 y
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up, Y &
MS III 4 Tie ~ isado "a A
SH ioNs Y a. fss yeagselts
What tlsht 'ssln ilesra Of mi,
that slltsls rtics oseF NJ The
straits \ was target
hEaes iee DidIllt SAL that u Fight.
g tlshss,S YOU ispaw tyq armies
of my w tee e N q lsiA case
ehrs was the only sane. Nov tisat
yo " men Yen " spellese did hear
togo NJ .sta3 some Of ye'lr
poats Z onnd tter and sunk y few
d itfs ofst henls elsoa he's been RIM,
hlhs lhs hetelsAs e y fresh supply *
russian a1mlFa exery Jew minutes
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nlms g do'S by surrey yost lnos t'il''
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s.alsea ~ NJ gets sassy apont siancn'is
sle, alah y yoa Y YOU hadn't any
e LII more lhte Fea1lng than shns 10
say y ssnang 'lp me receiver iind
81 help ioso sort ont ne officers
! IRON thes crews q Your captured YES
. selas sssss;
o8, that g better You're TALKING
sense now ny H 2 pe sure I'm READY 70
cons ,1llHl SEE q; II terms 81 peace always
have been cen What have you 10,
my nat Divide ManehuFia Cool
bye, II y have g icy \. of import "a
g! 81 though you'd SET down %
otss your eleyated sseed and ossef
A \ s sonnet hing more reasonable. Yes,
\ Kew yesTl knew slut up Wait
till$ say what Y trying q say
Shen5 YOU eptied an that II ISM
A foriyois Wy 70 bust sip this war aua
VIE S1en were geg lnniHe % get WARMED
l|S5u Y, The work md show the, wqrld
|sSsAias @ss can 50 ~ ~ get us 70 sfk
5|ts woald saslire iderahle 5ndpes
men \ pa nese stock has bfeA
pulled tremend oisly by this little a.
4 pay g strength and slsili and y y
the show stopped sp'i'l
nave ia I. tos make some osertpres wortA
WINS, No@ thass the word With see
l PSI ssV l' 4 On & VI
y. vel @ ssl';. a g ked YOU TO caH me
Il w oi sssarte q tins conversation.
AMI u EitS doesn, sashay along TO suit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

Al Of the latest teleglaphie aad
local news win be found in the ssRsh,
Virginian. M t.lsi h /
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Her own - sriIcls.ert.

80 80 - WnssSAAcRct.c
Well OF course. I don't know how
the; young man will turn out Marriage
- alottery.
q, mamma but a girl should hard.
lysbesexpected to lot her moth select
her ticket Pittsblrg Dispatch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

Miss Owen, oi Warwick. En::.lsne
WAC Is 90 Years old, has beer; teach,
Ing Sunday school for 50 years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

Have you decided where you win
spend the summer ?'' 9t:5 Y Y
No, answered Mr. Kepdown,
I'm, going toilet my wife decide this
year. She used to wake me5up in the
dead Of the night last sumner to re
mind me that picked the place out
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

e The Innocent seldom find an uneasy
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