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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
FIRST DAY IMPRESSIONS
OF GOVERNOR A. {. MEAD

Written The Seattle s,ar by Hon. Albert 4. Mead
remember well Of certain speeches l msmorzed In my
hoyhuod days
used 20 dceam them with much EuHto "A the
time mind different understanding differ
knew In the audience wondering what they
thinking about perhaps thoughts would be thousand
Ta strange thiug=tha aub-conHeouu self while your
mind directs and the with
which gesture that other aub-conaeoua Will play
tricks with Willy uiy
impressions yesterday while stood the took
oath aud afterwards read address
varied and
During thoughts completely
the oemn Of the occasion and felt that wanted 20
something a small the
great confidence and honor the people rcpoBed
but during the reading 81 the address and that
self the hand danced my thoughts
helef-aketer
recognized friends all room how they
atd and scanned their faces for looks approval
disapprohatton
"a II the message 20 take too long and
certain parts could consistently skip.
And Whsu lighted the face 81 rutund gentleman
down Ia mont Who enjoying pleasant came
the conclusion had better several paragraph
And l dd. n whom will presume heard message
will take the trouble 20 In cold print
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
HOT ON TRAIL or
CORPORATIONS

MADISON. Wis, Jan. is-Cov-
sfrnr IafoiIsttr delivered hlH third
hieuuial message TO the legislature
thIs morning lie advocates Bhso-
lutr control ~ railroad rates by q
rate commission. lie attacks cor
porn ton lobbyists. branding them
a. public enemies. and advocates
eonirui. al valorrm assessment and
taxa ton - street railways. inter
o. bun electric roads. gas ana ciec-
trie lighting enterprises and life in
surance companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
HOW 4 W0hAN FEELS WHEN
HER HUSBAND IS BEING MADE
GOVERNOR or A STATE
Written Ter The Seattle Star b. Mira J. Mead
Albert e. Mead.

nrs- Nina J. Mead Wife 81
Albert {. Mead
You AK me 10 tell your feelings a
durnk when she her husband
the title Of 81 HAtsf
Well that's a hard question
rather chaotic. but dominating all
pride in my pardouablc pride I
eyes filled when him standing there
rnatrum upIned taking the solemn that
bound him do hts duty like Christian and Citizen
on yea am used politics and take interest In
anything polite how In position could
help brother naw W Vincent 81 Kansas served Ia
United lie u 8 populiat
When married 1 Mead he euunty attorney Of What
Idea 81 being OF Wash
inEtnn whsu be nominated. ali SURPRISED
and I % course. glad
atIi I could choose between political calling for Mr
Mead private hfe would without hesauey take the
Public o necessarily disrupt 20 extent the
domestic home ue Of which fond
Msada eson be campaigning throughout
weeks And such separations make pretty
price In return for the qualification she
his political achievements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

panlon knowing anything about a.
The star man told the attendant
that he was a stranger IA town and
that he wanted to find a quiet place
where he could meet "a friend. and
explained that he would be back
Just as soon a. he had the aHsur-
anee that The Malanu narheris was
that sort Of place.
You better engage your room
right now limited the attendant
They may be all gone when YOU
come back
oh. IN take my chance" replied
The Star man as he turned 10 go.
The attendant was very iuslatent
that the ALLEGED stranger should
make the arrangement right then
and there ana The Star man had a
hard time tearing himself away
from him.
Ostruaibly the beds have been re-
moved from the nsrhefia but they
have been moved downstairs. and
the proprietors are nov, Il is said.
planning to convert the upper
rooms into a billiard and pool par
Tor
Clement Mareelln this afternoon
transferred the saloon on second
avenue. under the Maison narberis.
20 Jack Darheris for s7bo0 The
saloon was turned over 70 Aareello
after the council refused the license
10 Barheris. A short time after the
transfer 20 Marcello be secured the
necessary license and the deal to-
day communicates the plan carried
out in order that narheria might Eet
a license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
THEY COULD GET BOOZE

Mira. =. G Moore and her dauRh-
ter. Mrs Sarah George. were ar
rested on Pike street Rt 2 o'clock
this morning on the charge 81 be-
ing diaorderly persons They were
both intoxicated and secured gentle
men friends from the street. with
whom they visited several saloons
along Pike street After watching
them for some time the officers
made the arrest They were fined
81 each By Judge Gordon this af-
ternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
WRECK

Las VEGAS. n AZ Jan Il The
saata Fe train No 4 California ilms
tea. while running at hiEh rate
- speed. culliaed headon vtth q
freight train 81 IS this morning
ia a dense FOG. The crews had no
finl~ % Jump. One fireman IL
missing. and three persons ara bad
~ injured a negro barber was
Killed. Many passengers were
bruiEud. but none are reported aeri-
oualy hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
RESIGNED

Harry g nall0u city passenger
and ticket agent for the Northern
Pacific company. resigned hia posi-
ton today. after many years u
service Ills reHirnntiou Dr. on nc
count ~ 30 health and over work
lie viii be succeeded by u.G Moore.
assistant ticket agent a. the Seattle
depot Mr. Ballou viii leave within
a few days for Nevada. 10 look aftet
his personal interests IN the goia
fields OF that state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
DROPPED DEAD

AP. sherry. of the firm % sherry
a Son. KfoceFa al Twelfth avenue
and Main street. died suddenly in
the Washington restaurant ~ y SO
O'Clock today He was sitting az
the table eating hiH dinner when be
was seen 10 grasp AZ his throat and
tried 10 atarRer TO his feet BE-
fore anyone could reach him he
fell 60 the floor dead Mr. sherry
was about 7s years old and has been
a resident ~ the city Tor some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

m, Naison narbefia Is just as
- n An asslenatiou house az Il
W Tsls IN spite az the fact that les
.-arrgstors we're ordered by the
~ council % remove the back
sss,rwav entrance % the rooms up
stalrs and the beds from the wine
rcCms
.eme months ago the proprietors
- forced 20 remove the beds
srsm the rooms.
nut since that time the basement
- ne building which Is osfensibly
Asxoied 70 bathrooms only has been
-,,stlv running as Euh-rosa aasig-
r.tian house Men and women are
s,lowed 70 consort there. providing
tAey DO e guardcdly
Thare il a winding maze 81 a
...irway leadinE from the rear of
- restaurant upstairs. down a few
.tsos al time. turning here and
shsse and finally landing In the
vear sf the bathrooms.
Here the guests. men and women.
lsaiersuinaiely. are allowed 60 oe-
euuv rooms and enjoy the baths AZ
heir pleasure
No difficulty IL encountered 90 Sc
care these rooms
TAls afterunon a representative
n Ths star called az the bathrooms
and one OF the attendants showed
klm the stairway showed him just
how 10 get In. and how he could
reach the aSsiknation rooms from
TIE restaurant without a soul In
he xorld bat himself and his com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
MY OPINION OF THE
INAUGURATION DAY

Told q. Correspondent Seattle Star By Albert J.
Head Five Ysar.old Ser o. Gov. Mead
Is years OF Of Governor Msadl
like inauguration day
4 ain VII thought II going to be
when papa reading Ions thng with n whole lot OF
frera an round with long faces. didn't
have fun
I said 10
Mamma Is 'nnuEerati0nF'
An she
dear"
n {
WI Is N muslc7f
Won bet your that when Eavnur there Ia going
q, be bR band an good things bis parade with
oltsu and drum major Of fireworks In the night
Am going TO be governor
bet.
Aint my pa guvuor7
Amt his SON
49, i-sss $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
FLAP AT GEN. MILES

WARRINGTON. u. g. Jan IA
Alter heated discussion the house
yesterday voted an amendment 20
,ae army Appropriation BILL where
y ne iaW allowing retired officers
~ aeeepf positions Boa q state mil
"a fsll pay shall BE- applicable 70
= sificsrs above the grade n major
n e regular army.
ne democrats accused the re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
Legislators Have NOT Time
10 Do Any Work This Week

able 10 gel down 10 real business
before next week
LEGISLATURE WILL VISIT Sc
ATTLE,
4 telegram from Mayor Balllngcr.
o. Seattle inviting the members of
the legislature 20 visit Seattle Sat
urday to inspect the steamship Min
neaota as guests Of the city OF Sc
attic. was read Ia both houses and
both the house and senate accepted.
The Rogers monument unwilling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
nnI.e INTR0DuCEn

BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following important bills
were introduced today. By Linds-
ley of Spokane. FOR the appointments
Of an insurance commiHaioner
Dickson. Of Kittitas. appropriate
Ing tl04.5O0 toward the Ellensburg
state normal school. including q
new building
Haesett. Of Adams. for a railroad
commission.
Mccoy. OF Lewis. creating a high
way commission.
Consideration OF Governor Mo-
Brides veto bill WAS postponed to
one week from Thursday.
Senator Rand, OF Clarke. intro
duced this afternoon a Joint me-
mortal. urging congress tO haaten
the completion 81 the canal on the
Columbia river from The Dalles TO
Cello for continuous navigation
for river steamers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
TO ENTERTAIN

The Chamber OF Commerce is
making arrangements 20 provide an
entertainment program for the
members of the legislature who are
coming to Seattle from Olympia
saturday afternoon % remain over
sunday The program is as yet In
complete but will include n visit 20
the Minnesota and the battlcahIp
Nebraska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

OLYMPIA. Jan. f2-But little
was done a. toaay's session 81 the
legislature and With th" uuveillug
~ the Rogers memorial tomorrow
and the visit To Seattle on saturday
20 inspect Jim HillH big steamship
Minnesota. the solonH will not be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
CRACK VAULT
GBy seripps News Assnl

GBy scripps News AsH'n.) =
FOREST GROVE. Ore. Jan. IA
A daring attempt was made this
morning 10 rob =. ". Haine's bank.
The vault door WAS blown from Its
faHtenluga and the outer door %
the safe vas blown off The robbers
were frightened away before they
were able to secure any OF the
many thousands Of dollars in the
safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
WILL HANG A
FORMER MAY0R

RICHMOND. Va. Jan ia=The
court of appeals today refused
writ Of error IN the ease Of eN-
Muyor McCue. Of Charlottesville,
who was convicted Of wife murder
and sentenced 10 hang on January
90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

puhllcana of taking this means 81
snubbinR Gen Nelson A. Miles. who.
1t their earnest solicitation. has ac-
oepted position az the head - the
Masstc huarfta National guard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
.sss..s-i
The Weather
SpOffer

watch this hand II moves aud
viii tell the lowest temperature for
tho past q houru.
Tonight and Friday Threaten.
ina, With LIGHT rain or snow fresh
eaat winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

SALEM. Ore. Jan. 12.-The gov
crnor'a message was read 10 the
legislature Tn joint session today.
The message ia confined purely to
state subjects and strongly favora
an appropriation for portage road.
the employment % eUnVicia henrfl-
rial legislation for the fisheries etc
The legislature adjourned until
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
Olympus Bureau
Seattle Daily Star,
Olympia. Wash.
staff Correspondence By Dan Dean
and viii Window.

and VIII Window.
OLYMPIA. Jan ~ Poster aud
Sweeny against Wilson and Piles
That iH the present political limo
up here II certain underground
mutterinRa' can be relied on
II is said that the Foster follow
crs have determined to defeat the
King county men. no matter what
the cost might be
lf necessary, they Will swing
their votes 10 the Spokane mining
man. In order "a effcetually block
King county.H ambition 10 claim the
neat United States senator from
this state
Furthermore. rumor has Il that
Foster and aweeny have come 20 "a
perfect understanding aud that the
two will practically stand together.
although oatennibly fighting each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

BOSTON. Jan. l2.-The republic
ans in the legislature caucus this
morning. renomiuated Henry Cabot
Lodge for the l0ng-ter senator
ship. and " Murray Crane for the
une1plred term Of the late Senator
Hoar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
AFTER TWINE TRUST

LINCOLN. Neb-. Jan. IA biIl
was introduced In the house this
morning aimed az the binding Irvine
trust. II authorizes the installation
of a Irvine plant IN the penitentiary
aud the use Of convict labor to op-
crate il. The same plan has been
successfully operated In Kansas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

tariff revision question. n congress
az the present session did not act
on the railroad rate matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
eErTINe REApY FoR MEEr

UNIVERSITY STATION. Jan. IL.
The sophomore freshmen indoor
track meet viii be held Wednesday.
January is, at 2 50 y. IN. in tha
gymnasium. This date was decided
upon this morning by Elmer Morri-
son and Ned PuEsiey, track captains
for the respective classes. The try-
out for selecting the contestants TO
represent their classes win be held
within few days About 20 fresh
men are expected TO enter their pre-
liminary tryout. and a dozen al least
of the second year men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

staff Correspondence b. Dan Dean
and Viii Window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
Anything to Beat
King County Man

will take place tomorrow. the legia-
lature attending.
The rules committee 81 the house.
has added three new committees b.
establishing a state library commit
toe and a committee on municipal
corporations Of other than first
class. and by dividing the commit
tee on water rights and irrigation
into two committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

+. c. sheldon. general agent Of
the Chicago. Burlington a Quincy
railroad. with headquarters at Port
land. Is In the city on business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

TwitcheIl this Afternoon delivered
an impressive eulogy on the late
Mayor Thomas J. Humen Of Seat
tie IN the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

WASHINGTON. Jan. i2.-Chair-
nsn Wndsworth. % the house COM
niifse on agriculture. has intro
teeed q biIl authorizing the Heere-
'afy q agriculture 90 quarantine
az state or territory where I've
stock r affected by contagious dis
sass. TIE bllI also provides for the
reEaizilou 81 the transportation Of
I've stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

is the first visit Of the association
70 the Pacific coast, the Pacific
Association OF Traffic Agents H.
getting up n most enjoyable pro-
gram that win be carried cut TO
the letter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
The Ma1son Barber1s Is
Stiff Breaking the Law

.r,, sooas DOWN STAIRS ARg BEING USED ron TIE SAME
,,,,,r PURPOSE FoR VIII ca THE ROOMS UPSTAIRS
WIRE FORMERLY USED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12
"A VORS THE
COAST

vAsHISCToS. Jan i2-Ths
sAip subsidy btu proposed b the
mefchanf marine commission today
Fsrorted favoTabiy from the senate
Committee on commerce an anend-
meni which Vas adopted providing
fss ne Increase Of the mail sub
ssntion 10 ships from the Pacific
esazt 70 Hawaii. japan. China and
~ Philippines from 100000 %
list.gt8 II way service u eHtab-
Asaed and from fse0 0o0 70 tsoe.QQo
~ : fsrfnlghfly service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

The #weRther
man reports that
up to O'Clock
this morning the
thermometer reg
iatered At 30 de
grecn The lowest
register for this
2IHa
week was - de
greoH early yes
terday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-12

Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star,
Olympia. Wash.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-05
CAPITAL GOSSIP
Assistant Postmaster General Hitch
cock Tried to Read Every Letter
Before Signing Il

NyASHINGToN,July 5.--Flrst AS
sistant Postmaster General Hitchcock
IFS an industrious and painstaiiing OH.
cial aud when he begun the slia:
charge OF his duties It was with the
determination chat there should be no
more grating In the Postofice De
partment II he could stop It. ManY
governments officials have approved
orders for the purchase of supplies in
a most perfunctory manner, ana after,
ward had cause to regret their actions
MI. Hitchcock, who is protege Of
Postmaster General Cortelyou, decided
he would steer clear Of those roclls,
land made It a ruIc that he would not
sign any letter until he had read liz
contents This appears 70 have been
a laudable and simple matter. but In
asmuch as he has been called upon
TO sign several hundred latters every
tday the task became rather bnrdon-
some. During the first weei; Of his
incumbency the mail frotn the pslicc
was delayed about three days, and
there were several upon his desk ur-
facted upon. He atiIl continued to reno
| them and for many days he remained
at his desk until long after midnight.
trying to keepup with the correspond
I,ence. Finally he found the task was
an impossible one and he has nov
adopted the rule prevailing In othee
departments Of merely making SUI
perficial inspection OF letters. AS 8
result each days mail leaves the do
partmeat on time. ~assu6 |. r zssrv
There was a lively iluttering Of
hearts in the Pension Office last week.
Being the last Of the fsce, year, the
usual announcement OF promotions
had come, and with II the decision on
part Of remarkably large number OF
old maid clerks not to take them. but
70 surrender to Cupid ard Withdraw
from the public service. The iirst eirf
TO go asked for her annual vacation.
and said that as she had been engaged
20 years she thought II was ADMIT
time for her TO get marrled--but she
would ho;d on until the end Of hcr Va
cation, anyway. Her time was up he
other day, and she did not return a
day later came letter annourcinr
that she was Il happy bride. In rnp1H
succession seven old maids in the 1nirs
w and dusty old Pension Barn" went
the same way, and Commissioners
Warner says he has had several ,nofc
warnings The other wcmen CLERKS
are in a state Of excitement oyer tho
matter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-05
NEW YORK FASHIONS
Patterns Fora Dainty Erock For Summer 81
Martha Dear-Nos. 1864 ana 1865

No ycsisg chilean have too many dainty
gowns Ii white while an, effective de-
sisn and appropriate trimming are re-
auired. ihe simpler the model chosen the
more charming and giriish win be the
result. The model Illustrated is a par.
tiepiarly good nneaand extremely easy 70
make MuR was used In this instance. a.
II Is soft and sheer enough 10 conform 10
the dictates offashion and yet has sum
cient body 70 be practical The surplice
waist opens over n chemisette Of tucked
net while rulings OF lace In two widths
provide decorations alike for bodice
sleeve and I'm circular skirt. The tab
fronts OF the waist cross in fiehu fashion
and end In two rnsettes of ribbon or lace.
A row OF shirri,,g In the top OF the sleeve
meets two rows in The waist, while shir-
ring divides the sleeve into two pufs
and confines II ntithe wrist. Dotted swiss.
linen. lawn and .organdie are also mate
rails well liked and are suggested for
gowns of this description. Pattern 4eSi
In three sizes. L ITO ils years. and 4ess In
the same sizes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or Valuable Real Estate, Situated In
and Near the Towr OF Amos. West
Virginia.

IS. ~.
- ~ i1s aslliis,sss st.s.or ~ E.
-. .-ees z. usSe Y ssal.ss., As.itss
.'ls1'.sa faus g s'i', w q =
y .,Ss.s ~ etle ins ,,s ~.
49, w, = N'''n SYo ~ sNsss. Y ii
-
BY virtue OF a decree entered by
said Intermediate Court OF Marion
county In. the above styled cause on
the 25th day OF May, 1905, the under,
sisned. who y thereby appointed a
special commissioner Tor The purpose
VIII sen, at public auction, TO the
hashess ana best bidder, at the front
door oil the John Burns Hotel, IN the
village OF Amos Marion county, West
Nirsinia, on saturday, the 18th day OF
1piS lsoe' az 1 O'clock z NJ, the
rear estate directed by said decree to
be sold. That is to say: n
lst. \ certain lot or parcel OF land
situate IN the northeast part OF Fair
vfew Marion county. West virginia.
designated as Lot NO. 10, in Block
NO. :, IN the map OF plat OF land
HnoMn as orchard Hi Addition to
the Iown OF Fairfiew, excepting and
reseryins ail Of the coal. oil and gas
with al the mining rights and priv
iieges u1der SAID lot OF parcel Oh land and
"a. A certain lot or parcel OF land
oeslgnaatea as Lot no. y, IN the plan
OF SOUTH fairview' situated IN fair-
view ,now AmosD, Marion county
West virginia.
=, ~. = se ,.a 10y or pafcei VI lanu
ae =, - .us o"n s az.
NV nos, Mai,on eoen.s, Mest
: 800 .,.a' a.tu Doaau'u as iotoMs @
s =, sotnei aeioss .ne streee
ioI -, =. ~ 2, .se SAM De,ns : cor
~, ~ ~ 'et,nets owheu " - :.
,a. ~, .n. any anu fu,lnins 'aehee soa an,
- ~ iV9 ies.' en.e o 70 =. 100
So .nelee y. % ~ 90 zee. 70 tne
n :, pouu's ihe u Maa'son street.
!, .n 1870. WIN saw s.tees LOO teet 70 tne
s, containing % poie ss,Ii more
u iess.
a.n. q certain iot OF parcel OF reai !
s e. situa.e IN the hortneast part OF
naiisteM .sA'ilos', Marion county,
Wesg ,sirs'hia' hhown ana designated
as Lol NO. ~ IN BLOCK no z, on 'he
map or piav OF the iands known as
:. an Aaaition 10 the Town OF
raifslew' excepting ana reserving al
.ne coal OH ana gas, WIN All me MN
ihs ,ishts ana priyiieses. under the
sara lot OF parcel Oh land.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-05
4oN TO RowLEssuRes
Contract to Be Let at Once FOR the
N. & X. Extension.

the Preston County Journal has The
following in regard to the extension
|of the NJ. 4 X. from Klngwood 10
Rowlesbtirg
Davis Elkins, president Of the NJ
& *. r. 4. and vice president OF The
West Virginia Coal Company. was 4
iingwood visitor over Sunday. sIr-
Elkins II engaged In pushing Tie NJ.
8 x. through to Roy lesbu g and ,sz,z
here attending to some matters In
connection Herewith. In a talk With
Mr.. Elkins we learned that It was the
intention Of the railroad company to
let the contract for the Construction Of
he road from here to Row,esburg just
as soon as it was possible for the con-
tractors to go over the sur ey and put
in their bids, and 1t is the Intention Of
the West Virginia Coal Company to
put in the largest coal plant In West
Virginia near kinswood. They wilt
build several hundred coke ovens and
equip mining plant with the most
modern machinery
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-05
DIRECTIONS nor ORDERING

Send 20 cents 10 this office. give numbers
OF these patterns. Nos. s46c4 and 1865. and
state sizes desired They Will then be
sent TO you by mall postpaid. Or either
of the patterns will be sent for 10 cents
Be sure to write piaiaiv and always give
fuu address. Several days must be allow
ed for delivery OF pattern.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-05
Cut Out This Coupon.

Among The new plays which will
open IN New York the coming season
are Maxine Elliott,s aMy Girl Joe,''
the Augustus Thomas play flor John
Drew. as yet unnamed Dolly Dollars
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-05
EVERYTHING BUT DEATH

suffered writes Virginia Rohscn,
; Of Easton, Md. ''until took carlini.
which cured me 40 quickly Il surprised
nay doctor, who didn't know ! was
taking Il. wish / had known OF
cardui earlier In lifs.'