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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-16
PISTOL DUEL.
Two Men In Rhyoiite Kill Each Other
In Saloon Row.

Bullfrog, New, Dec. l5.-J. G. Clayton
and J. J. Sullivan are both dead as the
result OF . pistol duel In Rhyolite, a
town one mile north Of Bullfrog. last
night The tragedy occurred in q sa-
loon. Clayton charging Sullivan. the
bartender, with giving him short change.
A visitor was struck by flying bull
let and seriously, but not fatally hurt,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-16
New Public Works Arc Omitted Naval Program Is
Greatly Reduced Admiralty fayors ReoYaniz-
Ing The Navy Along New Lines.
MONEY SENT TO MANcnuA TO PROVISION the TROOPS

New Republic Estabd Military
udsssts-Beody Collisions Riga Between Toops Peasan
MaAns Guns UssdEas Of Baron Won Lov
Captured.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08
! 'se.rsi,s. A. IN moio rers,ivo

xie'as ! 'fatl> e. una nyten
.I0r gur Us ..a.e afa. s>gf tlrra
ff e:st.ss. s#r.i sk.si.: = t.e
AEt HIsrl.e MN
.tsauaraS sus .AsglTsNsuocs aO
h's.s sus xth csncvciss ni sns -
i,os iaeslcs - hiio> dc Sue
AlA uo $3.50 c>ian N8si0s &c sst
Ainera. sine sfavcs Sc un veio.
LANAs .a, uo ha .eni4v lu.uu
yenienie para colocar,e en- q
puuin dc vista mUsulman en !, 5
loveles escrb,endo poT elem
plo. del Sheriff de la Ncca
que
"cn 80 rosro rnula'o feirsia
"a IL CO cue eosia
IS .Nssaet fre.,fse, que eSculpe
81 Koran
Sc ha resi>tido a llegar al alma
pro'estsnte.
In velo dc ompsiibilidad
V preiuicios veo tambien entire
Espaha V los dos poetas sueCos
que la describen V que Zayas
traduce Sin duda alguna
Snoilsky es inferior a Gryppen
berg y mas inferior aun al Ia
vas de los "Paisaies". Gryppen-
berg tiene dos aciertos grandes
c,losales: Carmen V Castillo"
Zavas hubiera podiio firmar no
solo la traduCcion. sino el origi
nal; hay en- ellos una gran coin
entire los dos poetas.
PerO, en- general, conpar ndo
los Cltados "Paisales'. 10 mismc
con la psrte sueca de "Noches
blancas', que con la original del
pceta espanOl me he cOnvenCi-
do, una vez mas, del principali-
simO lugar que Ocupa. en- todo
10 que arte sea. el dominic del
asunto Cuando este dominic
no es bastante energiCo, va este
el Inconvenience en- la lntell-
gencia, va en- la sensibilidsd.
hasta "a teCnica flaquea Cuando
llega Ell momento de exteriori-
ZaT.
Emilio HdeI JiXar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08
80 COMO ics de -inceniso'' "


c@caan - .s.a 49, ,su - hSlla
para M ru our a. conan dsCc
fsua as. ga usasU 4N n.aiNss 4.
tatnlu. sun 8f4NslgsalutHkc ga
que. llsmanuo pn-icfoSs mcuic
IA aicU>iau ,alfe iAs NO<es a.
madaS. aumcnta ia incfsa IA.
gcStixa isnto iuutiiNa como
,deoiogiea dc e>tas. sobfe lodo
In idrolasica. Tor ese IA rims
iehe ha,erse recaeg 10 en- las
palshraS cue oireacan para ella
mas iacildsd. s'no en- las que
iengan mavor caracter Y EXPIRE
sion en- Ia frase. Esio es 10 que
Zayss ha he ho. con mas esiuer.
20 en- To- -loye.es con mas DO
sis de dificil iaciiidad en Pai
safes. romese como elemplo
"a "Faptas a dc Toledo. (Con
ctros muchos Sc podria hacei
EXPERIMENT. igual) Con solo
la incoherente enunciacion de
las frases terminates de verso SC
bosquela ya la impression dc la
romantica ciudad: "Oscura cres
ta". Alfonso "un response
"un cantar de fiesta "talares ro-
pas" "poniente lie Cuente
don Opas" "el rio'', la Cava
"alejarse miraba'. "horas de
haste" "juncales" "majestad
cristalina" los G garra | e S
"Tirso de Molina, "vano muir
murio', la campana", "augu-
RIO, manana' 'fe que anega
Castillo "Cristo de la Vega,
"Zorrilla', etc, etc.
Armada de esta tecnica. Ia
vas ha emprendido una doble
tarea: exterlorizar sus impresiO
nes .sobre Suecia, donde le ha
retenido largo tempo SUI carre
ra diplomatlca, y traducir las
impresiones que sobre Espana
escrihieron dos poetas suecOs.
"Noches blancas" nos tra>la-
da, pue>. como los JOyeles", a
un medic exotlco. Pero e] me-
dio de los veles", ell Medite-
franco y ell Oriente, es un me-
dio simpatlco al >entimiento de
Zayas. En- camb'o, aunque este
sabe apr car como en- el PROC
go declara toda2 las excelencias
de la terra sueca y le profesa
TN sincere cari1o. entire la per
sonalIda4 psiquica de Zayas en-
tre su SentImientO estetiCO el
ambiente de Suecia, existe una
jnnegable repulsICn. Iayas 10
gusta de los CampOs heladOs: en-
sus "Paisajes' no hay nj una So
la nota = Il l. nleve. para c
rudo inv1ern) de alguuaS regiO-
mes espanu!as. no menOs eSpa-
folas nj cara,teristiCas. pOr clio
que los vel geies andaluCes 0 los
abrasadps campos de la Man
cha. Zavas es, ademas, un "a
tolico ferviente, Es cierto que
en- poeSia NADIA importa la yer
dad 6 fa|srlod ohietiva de las
creencla> Il uplni, mes; basta que
sean vrrdai su jetivamente
Los poetaS miotic0s del sig 10
XVI " XVII er4n perfe>tamen
te asequibIe> al encantO de la
poe5ia pagana, Pero cuando
existe no va una diversidad "a
dlCal 1t RS meas, s'nO una me.
ra difercntia seCtarid, la passion
religios t aVlVa mas y aCaba
por domjnar los dema> senti
mientos. Eato le ha pasado q
Zayas.
Su temperamento meridional
y cato, y q Id pO1ido penetrar
intimanente en- un medic sep
teutr 'nteranO. PoT ESQ
"Noches blancas' me parece un
librO peu0s parnaolanO, mas
subjet Vi q ( fondo que 10
yeles blzantinos" y "Paisajes'.
En- eslo> dos uItlmOs el pOeta
daScrt y t4s C0>a, "deSde den
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-08
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26

The Honorable John Tremendous
McGraw is again hailed from oblivion
long enough to again receive the com,
pliment of an insufficient number OF
votes for United States Senator. This
thing must be getting to be joke
with Jawn.- Charleston Mall.
lit will be remembered that the
West Nlrginlan expressed a lonesome.
ness few days ago on account OF not
seeing the name OF the sparliling.eyed
gentleman from Taylor. We are hap.
py now again, however, and our Joy
Is multiplied when we see the great,
yawning breach between So and 20.
showing the strong lead Senator Scott
had over his contcsting opponent of
six years ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26
Go Up Head. Morrison,

That was n wise" guy who said he
did not read one Clarksburg paper at
alliand only the front and back pages
Of another, and yet, II there appeared
a word Of derogatory criticism of him
on the inside OF the paper, say be-
tween advertisements, he would be up
in arms. Thus It is shown he merely
blows his horn. There isn't news
paper in the city that cannot lake
some of that wisdom out of him,
and the man who reads only the front
page OF newspaper is the next thing
to an iliot-Clarksburg Telegram.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26
swear Nd Il AIl.

Morgantown gentlemen as wen as
gentlemen from elsewhere, who are
III The habit % nafnenting their
parts ofS Speech with lhrid sfrills III
profanity, Will do well TO curb that
propensity while soirourning among
theShighways and hedges Of Fairmont
Mayor Kinsey Of that freak town; has
instructed hIsSbeadles 70 gather into
the fold all persons who curse and
swear on the streets.
@ Unless the people of Fairmont have
changed their custom within the past
few days. the order{o the mayor will
al the jalls and empty the streets,
IL the cops do their duty. There may
be men in Fairmont who do not swear,
but they seldom go on the streets. II
is Mayor Kinsey's determination to
break up the abominable habit OF
disappearing in public-Morgantown
Chronicle.
Maxwell, you are a--. - -----:!
(dog.goned fibber.)
%
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26
WASHINGTON WILL
HAVE A NEW PAPER
There VIII Be Three Issues Every
Oay-Has Plenty of Financial
Backing.

NEW YORK Jan. 2G.-Arrange.
ments are well.nigh complete for the
publication Of another newspaper
one to be run OH modern lines and
with plenty of financial hacking. The
paper will have three daily issues
one, II Is understood, in the morning:
one at noon. and the third about Or
8 in the afternoon. In this way It
will seek TO cover the whole news
field. and will prove a novelty in the
journalism of the national capital.
The full service the Laifan Bureau
has been secured for the new paper
and II will start with a very complete
equipment. According TO the latest
reports the first issue will appear
within very short time. It's pro
moters feel assured that it will be a
success from the start.
a report Is current here that the
New York Times which has just
moved into its new skyscraper, will
soon issue an afternoon edition. Tho
Herald, Sun, Journal and World now
have evening issues, and NIL of then
have proved successful. The Times
is making vast improvements in its
Sunday paper. which now has no su
perior in New York. It is evident
Mr.. Ochs believes there is room Ii
the afternoon field for a paper of the
character of the Times, and vii
make the experiment with confidence
In its success.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
a Number Of Decisions Of Important
Cases Handed Down Tuesday. =
Maxwell, you are /
(dog.goned fbber.)

q 4 .5| y. VI ~
# CHARLESTON, Jan. 25.--In the
Supreme Court Of Appeals Of West
Virginia, Tuesday, all Judges present,
the following decisions we're handed
down:
Elkins National Bank VS.. Jesse H.
Simmons ct al; B. W. Moore VS.. J.
II. and Chas. Simmons; Lloyd Hans
ford, trustee, VS.. Jesse Fl. Simmons,
from Randolph county, reversed and
remanded. Opinion by Sanders, J.
Cain VS.. City of Elkins ct al, from
Randolph county. Decree reversed
Opinion by Cox. j.
w. T. George, trustee, VS.. Mamie
linn ct al. from Randolph county.
Decree reversed with leave to amend
bill. Opinion by Poffenbarger, J.
Kline VS.. McKelvey, from Tucker
county. Judgment reversed and per.
emptory writ of mandamus awarded.
Opinion by Poffenbarger. J..
Blue VS.. Campbell, from Barbour
county. Modified and affirmed. Opin-
ion by McWhorter, ]. q
Billmyer VS.. Insurance Company,
from Jefferson county. Reversed.
Opinion by Brannon. j.
State OF West Virginia Us. Calfee,
from Mercer county. Writ OF error
refused.
A.#G. Hughes of Preston. and Yer,
non c. Champe, Of Fayotte. admitted
TO practice in this court!
Tho cases of the State Of West VIr,
gnia VS.. John Fl. Parker; State VS.
II. A. Hartman, w. c. Badow ct al.
from Mcdowell county, were this day
argued and submitted for decision
Price; Smith & Spillman and Atollo
han, McClintic & Mathews appeared
for the appellants, and j. S. Clark, OF
Philadelphia, and A. w. Reynolds, o.
Princeton, for the appellees.
This was the second hearing O
81" . . 10 = . F. # -
these noted land cases. the DEGREES II
the court below being confirmed upoi
the first hearing. Judge Sanders wa:
the circuit judge before whom thu
causes were tried below, and conse
I quently did not sit in the Supreme
Court in the cases upon appeal.
The mandamus nsi in the cast
against the Board OF Canvassers. o
the Town of Montgomery was return
able to-day but no argument or sub
mission of the case was had. as tn
board had canvassed the returns a
prayed for by the petitioner, T. J. Du
Wis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26
NOTICE
aepdbtiss city conyenissjol

M
Notice tis hereby given TO the Rel
publican voters 6f the City of8 Fair
mont Marion county Vest Virginia;
ito meet in convention In tbeirtrespect-i
I've wards on Tuesday, the s1sts day;
OF January. 1905, at Is clock F. 4. NJ,
flor the purpose Of nominating one
councilman for each ward except in
the Fifth ward, wherein by reason OF
a vacancy, two councIlmen are
to be nominated. and to select
from each ward one member Of
the Republican Executive Committee; !!
also to appoint delegates to the City
Convention to be held in the Court.
house Of Marion county, on Friday,
the Sd day Of February, 1905, at 8
O'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose. Of
nominating candidate for City Clerk
OF said City of Fairmont.
Said ward conventions will be held
at the following named places:
First ward-Public School House.
Second ward-Public School House.
Third ward-Court.house.
Fourth ward-Public School House.
Fifth ward-Alayor's Office
The basis of representation at the
City Convention will be one delegate
for every ten votes or fraction there,
Of cast at the last municipal election
for the Republican ticket as follows
to-wit:
First ward will be entitled to &C
votes; Second ward TO 80 votes;
Third ward to 9livotes; Fourth ward
to 20 votes and Fifth ward to II
votes.
By order of the City Executive Com
mittee.
j E. POWELL, Chairman.
]. l.. HALL, Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26
laaieEoth sFactionsr \ Won MOI

botn aiaetlo ms won a victory IN the
1emoyalSolf councilman John w, nv
erharfs Of The Fifth ward, Tuesday
night me petitioners gained vic
tory that they proved 10 the salts
faction 81 the council that Mr. Ever
sl.artsw elsI no notsas freeholder at the time
gns el setea. upon me outles OF ms OIL
nsss ana 1nerelore' was not entitled
tol hold$hl5 sseat as a member OF the
soa9l NJ tiYerharts gained We
10Y ans mat 4heEWas appointed TO MI
& yacancy WITHIN mn nall an hour after
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26
Col. Joe's All Riaht.

Colonel AlcDermotts work at
scharl eston does not disappoint his
friends He is&a worker and he
knows what 10 do. His bill looking
10 the preservation Of the forests Of
West Virginia is one OF the most i'm.
ppFtant measures before The, .legisla-
tiirs in its far.reaching effects, IL
It's terms and suggestions are carried
tont, 4 will probably prove 10 be the
!, imp rtant accomplishment o.
The session Of The legislature. ~ Nor.
santownS Chronicle " & ssS5S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26
Cadet Corps NAV Attend.

The entire Cadet Corps may so to
Washington to participate in the In
augural parade on the 4th of March
says the Morgantown Post. The Off
GERS of the corps have already held
one meeting and discussed the mat
ter. but no definite action has rs vel
been taken. Another meeting will bt
held in the near future, and definite
arrangements made. 1t is very like
~ the young troopers will so.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26
lRolIrlcs N cl1Y gLgcrloNg.

AZ Is an old trick OF the minority
part In all lties and towns 10 az
out q combination ticket known asi
ssrhe People, !, Y he CitlbensS {, The
Business Mems, etc. The plea set
up is that there should be no politics
In municipal affairs. That is a posi-.
ton absolutely;luntenab Il there is
anything In politics in any election.
Tfsit Is worth while to keep. an organ.
ized party, and when the general cleo.
tion comes most people think It is;
the way to do 1t is to keep the organi.
zatlon intact at all elections. There
are more chickering's, contentious aud
dissensions aroused by breathing away
from political ties and mixing up In
these mongrel, omnibus, catch;all tick.
cts than from all other sources com:
blned. tits aLwise move On the part
OF the minority to {set such traps and
throw out tempting bait but It seems
that a few lessons would make the
majority party wise to this ,ruse. The
spring election is approaching, and
we think every man who Is interested
in the Republican party ought TO
stand by the organization, help select
and elect the ticket, II mistakes have
been made before, don't make mat,
tiers worse BY keeping up the spirit Of
destruction. a fight within the party
ranks always leaves sores that Il
takes long time TO heal. The best
plan is to avoid such unpleasantness by
working unitedly against the common
enemy which plays politics continual
" under. false colors and under gulst
Of "a peoples organization of some de
scription.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
ll57s n q
Preparations For Installing President
Alderman. II. ~ g9

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan. 5262
The installation of President Edwin
A. Alderman on April IS next Will DO
one OF the greatest events at the Unfs
versity of Virginia. since its founding.
All of the college presidents Of the
country have been invited; and many
have expressed their willingness ftol
attend. Eight thousand Invitations
TO alumni have been issucds Answers
have been received from z. 600 or;
these, and abont34O per cent have ac-
copied. Fifteen hundred or 1000
may be expected. The ceremonies
are in charge OF joint committee OF
the visitors, alumni and faculty,5con-
sisting of Messrs. Harmon, Hunton
and Moore, of the visitors: Fishburne.
Duke and MCGUIRE ofSthe alumni, and
AIalIet. Page, Wilson and Davis, ofStheSi
faculty. *
; What is regarded as n decided de-
parture has been made by the faculty5
of the University of Virginia In deter
mining to recognize TO aIlarger ex-i
tent the work of certain other accepts
ed colleges in all Of its academic8and
engineering degrees. In giving the
bachelor of arts degree hereafter
tickets made in other colleges OF
good standing will be allowed tog
count 10 the number of seven sttlss
dents who have made three or four
tickets elsewhere will not be COM
PEELED in the future 10 take them over;
again at the Universltysof Virginia
However, no matter how many
courses they have completed before
entering that institution they VIII
have TO complete at least three before
being awarded the bachelor d arts
degree. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26


y slook KS as though Parkersburg has
aband Toned the idea of ever becoming
the State apital. 1t is now willing
toscontent3 itself with an armory
which IT, can use between wars for
q dance hall. etc. This is a pretty
big come down and especially when
II hasn't any more chance of getting
an armory than Of becoming the cap.
ital this year. 1t is all right to get
I'm the bid and II the State ever. gets
a lot Of money ahead which It doesn't
need for anything else, Parkersburg
VIII likely be considered as having
The call on the location Of the guard
build ling.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26
Cancelled.

The engagement Of Dr., Jekyl ard
AIR. Hyde, which was announced 10
appear at the Grand Opera House Sal.
urtlay night has cancelled on account
of not being able TO reach here from
the town 1t plays on Friday night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26

GLEAllIlNGSS

In Judge Kendall's court tue case
Of Cunning vs.. Beauty went 70 the
jury yesterday at four ocloes After
being out about forty minutes they
found for the plaintiff In the sun, d
5000 and costs: The case has already
been reviewed In these columns.
The case of the State vs.! Dee BIC.
Bee on a charge Of assault and batS
terry. was brought up about fre
O'clock. Attorney H: G. Grant repre-
scented the defendant After the Jury
had been elnpaneled lone witness was
examined, and the case adj ourned till
this morning The jury npaneied
was as follows: ] IN Criss, ozias
Kuhn, Clark sBarrackman, Irwin Hart
tley, F. N. Hawkinbury, George Rudy.
Kenzie Kuhn, James F1oyd, Dan
Toothman. Milton Tenant, Kimble
Merrifeld, George sattefield. Afters
g short hearing this morning the Jury
returned a verdict Of quilts, and the
defendant was sentenced to IS fine
and 30 days in iail.
The case Of Thomas M Culloch VS.
First National Bank Of Manningto
was called about eleven O'clock. At
torneys for the plaintitf, N. Hess
and w. s. Meredith, and for the de
PENDANT, D. L. Butcher and &. 81.
Schwenck. The case Is for tile ne;
covery on a levy made by the Nam
nington bank on tannery supplies
claimed by the defendants to- belong
to Creighton McCulloch, OF Manning
ton, son oftthe plaintiff. The plaintiff.
however,, claims that the goods he
long to himself and that his son was
shipping them TO him after purchass
ing them at his instance. The trial
of the case is in progress at this
writing.
Mr.. r. G. Altizer, practicing attor.s
ney of Harrison county, was admitted;
to practice in this court on motion
of Attorney ]. P. Kirby.
Mr.. fancy Harrison, practicing at.
torney of Harrison county, was admit
ted to practice in this court. on mo-
ton OF Attorney w. NJ. Hess.
Attorney R. G. Altizer, Of Clarks.i
burg, appeared specially in behalfSo Of
r. T. Lowndes in the suit of "A. AZ
; Hayes VS.. A. j. Melsz and R.sSl,1,. Z.
I.owndes, and moved to quash attach
/. ment. sa9i Is
The case of Kinkaid vs. Sine ct al
Attorney Tusca Morris represented
: that his client, the defendant in the
case Of the statefys.s Tucker desired
: TO plead guilty to the charge Of carry
: ing revolver Judge Kendall ne
! qucsted that Tucker be brought into
! court. u
The appeal case Of the City Of Fair
I mont vs.. A. NJ. Ice was yset sfolS Fri;
day. 4. e. ~;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26

Some get the idea that plot of
ground ten feet square lis ten feet
on each side! This lis incorrect. a
piece of ground ten feet by ten feet
would contain one hundred square
feet as any one knows who makes the
calculation. .s5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26

The Wheeling z elegraph announces
that ~ assmade arrangements for
ilashing the city election returns 10.
night. BY reading the papers Of the
former capital one would think there
was some likelihood softhe flashing OF
gnns before the returns were all in.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26

To make room for spring stock, our
sample furniture must CO. Visit our
Red Tag Sale, and be convinced that
we are offering bargains In fancy
high.grade furniture. Fairmont Fur.
niture Company. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26

The Greater Fairmont Band Con.
cert at the Grand tomorrow night
promises to be one Of the best enter.
tainments of the season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26

The Car would realize that he was
up against the real thing II he were
in West Virginia and was trying to
get a bill through the Legislature.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26

( See prices quoted in regular add on
page 1--WE. Fairmont Furniture Com:
pany. Red Tag Sale. Is
All Of the latest telegraphic and
local news win be found in the Eesti
virginian. 4;
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Car After CONCERT.

Tomorrow night after the Greatsr
Fairmont Band Concert at tie Grand
Opera House. a car will be run to
Monongah.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

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US by phone or drop us a card so we
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Go and see Howard before having
the children's pictures taken. ,
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The West Yirglnian Is delivered by
carrier to all parts Of the city and
the nearby towns. a single copy
is missed notify us at once so that
an Investigation may be made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26

Why not let the Marion Claim
Agency collect that claim for you? Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26

Don't miss the Greater Fairmont
Band Concert tomorrow night.