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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-03
Girl wanted at tho Overland.
Remember the Ere laddies r

Remember the FIRE laddies Fet
IA.
I'M Davis was over from Drew
sey during the week.
The Overland Hotel is the best
place 10 stop when in Burns.
Street hats at greatly reduced
prices at Mrs. @. A. Byrd's.
Looking for SNAPPER See Schwartz
& Budelman's ad.
Spring Eeeled school shoes for
children at Fred Haines & Co.
Most comfortable thing inyented
IA carriage heater--J G Welcome
& Sons.
Chas Wilson has been confined
TO his home this week from sick
ness.
The best dress over coats in
Burns for the price at Fred Haines
& Co.'S.
Boys and mems felts with over
shoes at cost--Fred Haines 4 Co,
south main street, Burns.
The City Drug Store for Christ
mas presents. Fl NJ Horton, pro-
prietor.
Look out--Get the safety Incu-
bator, now il runs without lamp,
See w. T. Smith about IL, Burns
Oregon.
The supreme court has reversed
the decision OF Judge Davis in the
case Of Huffman W. Geo Smyth and
wife.
A ladies band has been organic
ed with n membership Of Is at
present but which will be ipcreas-
ed 10 over 20 in the near future
Frank Paul will be instructor.
For sale-A Clydesdale stallion,
s years old, weight 1900 lhs; ac-
climaied to this country and u
good foal geiter, Address this
Office.
BdRkiRo bV Mail. Many
people all oUer this County
hare adopted this method
of depoSitiRS their money
Cih uS. Harney County
Bank, Burns Oregon.
JR Jenkins IL over from bis
stock ranches 10 the Stsin Noun
tain section. He reports bis sheer
doing we'll and that he has heard
Of no material loss among his neigh
bors. Coyotes are numerous aud
are causing considerable more dam
are to sheep men than usual
County Clerk Mothershead and
Assessor Logan are now busy ex'
tending the 1905 assessment roll
and will have II ready 10 turn ovel
10 the sheriff some time next week
The law requires that II be In the
hands Of the sheriff by March !
but this year IL will be completed
earlier:
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-03

hereby announce myself a can
didate for sheriff Of Harvey county,
subject to the decision Of the repuh-
lican voters at the primaries TO be
held April 20, 1906.
: w. Y. KING.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-03

hereby announce myself a can
didate for sheriff Of Harvey county,
subject to the decision Of the repub-
lican voters at the primaries to be
held April 20, 1906.
NJ. II. BRgNroN
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-03

hend the fremea's dance Feb
& ley Hayes is among our LawN
7itors.
& Burns fire department will
he dance Feb Il.
R Graves is up from his home
Ihe lake on land business.
ys boots at cost--Fred Haines
y, opposite the feed barn,
Williams and W B johnson
'|over from Silver Greek during
teek.
.dies, you are invited to see the
goods-good goods--at Fred
les & Cos.
,stmaster Welcome was on the
Aist for several days this week,
h again at his poet Of duty.
orton's is headquarters for
nuts and candies. A fresh
|ly just received for the holiday
b Buchanan was making proof
i desert this week. Wm Cat
b assisted as one Of the wit.
,s.
" Geo Ashton has fine dis-
Of fall and winter hats at the
Jorgesen building and desires
|adies Of Burns to call and see
la Miller IL over from Drewsey
siuess. Henan reports husi
in his section very good and
in good condition.
is easy to Bank by
W. IT places you Rert
to us. HdrRey CouR-
, ,ank, Burns OreG.
|,reuco Driukwator came up
Lawon yesterday 10 meet
commercial travellers aud
= orders for spring goods for
p l. Sitz mercantile eslablieh-
b.
IANTED: 10 men In each
TO travel, post signs, advertise
lorv Va samples Of our goods.
nv $500 per month. S3 90
day for exponces. ROYAL
'PLY Co, Dept. w. Chicago,
sa Hill has returned from u trip
dorado whore ho wont several
u ago in company with Mr.
|ck, with u shipment Of horses
,tates that he had a good timo
j. glad TO be homo again,
Nv Root, a civil engineer, con-
|ed with the Corvallis a. East
DRailroad, was in this city a few
! this week Mr.. Root inform
Hhe Times-Herald that his visit
no sign,dance whatever, aud
he had nothing for publication.
gentleman stated ho had been
the G & + for about two years
tho ground hog came out early
,erday morning ana made up
|niud to stay, 1t will be alright,
kf he intended To be mean
was looking for his shadow
day, it's different. Grand
hers tell us If he could not see
shadow before 10 o'clock that
would not return to his hole
remain for forty days longer.
sun did not shine until the
fuoon Yesterday, but today 1t
been very pleasant and II Is
Z hoped the fog that has hung
this valley for the past sever
Jays has raised for good.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-03

For Ront--lIotel AND barn. for
particulars inquire Of Mrs A Hem.
bree, Riley. Ore.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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10 make hunl rfu1I lu aHrpafi a he rlaifa aut
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% lalf lnuf, Fir' Nrnrer NnIv John n inirt
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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-03

Job printing--The Times-Herald
Ladies' velvet topped shoes---Fred
Haines & Co.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-03
WANTED.

Wheat and Alfalfa lands, also
pncultivated lands in the vicinity
Of Burns, Ore. Correspondence so!i-
cited.
Watts " vanDuyn,
419 Mckay Bldg. Portland, Ore.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-03
K. WALLACE.
The Tdxidermist,

Who mounted the handsome collection
Of birds and animals sent from here TO
the Lewis and Clark fair, is again in
Burns. During his stay he will mount
specimens iOr any who desire, also make
rugs from skins Of native animals. See
him about prices and ask particulars
sson a. he win remain but short time.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-03
Local News.

In Cary is up from Lawen
end the fremea's dance Feb
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-02-03

W u WAFoDE7S1 M %
City and County Health Officer.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-04-27
Porter


j Sweeney's baby has been quite i'll
but is convalescing.
Bob Murwin's family of Evansville
were callers here on Sunday.
Mrs Carl Peters of Edgerton is visiting
at the parental home, Ell Handtke's.
Mrs Andrew Nichols spent Tuesday at
her parental home near Edgerton.
JH Nichols and wife of Stoughton
we're pleasant callers on Tuesday.
Miss Freda johnson spent Saturday
and Sunday the guest of Mrs Edna Lewis.
Miss Mamie Murray of Edgerton was
a pleasant visitor in this locality on
Thursday.
Frank Boss and family were guests of
N A Pounds family in GAINESVILLE Satur-
day and Sunday.
] McCarthys family are rejoicing
over another baby at their home recent
ly. All doing we'll.
House cleaning seems to be the order
of the day, while a number of the men
folks are busy making tobacco beds, etc.
Stephen Dooley has moved a tenant
house down to the banks of Gibbs lake
and is fifth pg it up for summer cot
tage to rent.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-04-27
Fulton
Fishing season is on.

Fishing season is on.
Murwin Bros want your early and late
potatoes
Miss Liza Pope was in the village the
first of the week.
Archie Reid of Stoughton was calling
on Fulton people.
Gust Handtke has started the base
ment to his new barn.
A wolf den was recently discovered by
j E Sayre on his farm.
Mrs Hotfman's sister and son of Mil
waukee are visiting her.
Mr. Van Wormer has opened sand
and gravel pit on his place.
Mrs Geo Vaughn received news of her
sisters death, Mrs Moor of Waukesha.
David White has again assumed the
duties of janitor for the Fulton church.
Bessie and Harold Green spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs Elmer Carey at
their now home.
Chas Zimmar has rented the Downy
property and will make his home there
the coming year.
John Bates has gone into the fox rails
ing business, having recently bought a
litter CT little beauties.
Not an empty house in Fulton and
some with two families in. We expect
5000 to have building boom.
Alexander Ely is in the horse clipping
business, having recently purchased a
new machine of Murwin Bros.
Mrs Ella Vaughn and daughter, Lila,
are now nicely settled in their new home,
the old Andrew Teneyck homestead.
FIJI Rowe of Milton Junction has pur-
chased the VIM Saxby property in this
village, now occupied by Henry Knoll.
The school board are figuring with
Oscar Ellefson on putting in new cement
walks on both sides of the school house.
Albert Ellefson, Horace Pease and
James Bentley, who are in the west
working, send back word that everything
is going fine with good wages and plenty
to do.
Rev Price and family took tea with O
p Murwin and family on Saturday, it
being Chester Murwin's 3rd birthday.
Also Mr. Prices little daughter Lula's
Bird birthday came on Monday.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-04-27
Indian Ford

ITOIaN OfO
A B Campbell was down to the Pow
ers home Monday.
Miss Emma Cox has new buggy for
her little pony.
Mrs Hurd and Miss Wilma and Miss
Sebell were in GAINESVILLE Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Will and Mamie spent
Sunday with the Meier family near AL
bon.
Mrs Tiebert went to GAINESVILLE Sun
day to bring home her son from the hos
pital.
The agent of the Milton junction tel
ephone was business caller in town last
week.
Mrs Biederman and Halle and Jessie
were guests of Mrs Kittie Chamberlain
Sunday.
Mrs Steve Madden has new Hamil-
ton piano, one of the prizes awarded in
the contest.
Charlie Tiebert has purchased the
Hyatt home for $500, and moved down
from Edgerton Friday.
The spring fishing is fine. GAINESVILLE,
Evansville and Edgerton have already
been represented by lucky anglers.
Mr. Powers returned from GAINESVILLE
last week, having been taking treatment
for his eyes. G S Thomas and Roy Bah
cock had charge of the mill and electric
light plant during his absence.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-04-27
CORRESPONDENCE


Albion
Mr. Samuel Burdick is quite poorly.
Miss Mabel Bliven visited relatives
Saturday.
Roy Sweat of Milton Junction visited
relatives e few days.
Thomas Collins and wife dined with
Jim Mobiles family Friday.
Miss Nellie Osborne visited friends at
Milton Junction Sunday.
Ralph Miracle made flying trip to
Beloit Saturday afternoon.
Wallace Drake and family of Edger-
ton visited his parents Sunday.
John Slagg and wife of Edgerton Wis
tied at the parental home Thursday.
Miss Zadie Painter was the guest Of
her parents from Friday until Sunday.
Rev Geo w Burdick of Welton, Iowa,
called at DR. Crosley's Friday afternoon.
Rev G D AcMoody attended services
at the D B church Sabbath morning.
Frank Hebel was initiated into the
Royal Neighbor lodge Monday evening.
Geo Farman and Chas Randolph of
Edgerton we're seen on our streets Mon
day.
III Green did paper hanging for Sam
Tails people on Albion Prairie the past
week.
MrK B Coon of Chicago visited at the
parental home from Thursday until Sat
urday.
Mrs VIM Lester and her sister, Mrs
Hattie Wescott, went to GAINESVILLE Sat
urday.
Messrs Jesse Wood and Joe Green re
turned from their trip to Dakota Mon
day night.
Albert Slagg and wife visited her sis
ter, Mrs Thomas Barton, in Edgerton
Saturday.
Mrs Irving Drake and children visited
her parents, Elisha Main and wife, on
Thursday.
George Klement, wife and son of Oak.
land ate dinner with B Campbell and
wife Sabbath day.
Mrs Dora Burdick and Mrs Hattie
Mccarthy visited relatives in Milton one
day the past week.
Rev G. D AcMoody completed his
meetings Sunday evening and returned
to Rockton Monday
The theme for next Sabbath morning
service will be "How to Understand the
Bible" All cordially invited.
Mrs Rose Bliven, accompanied by Mrs
Jessie Bliven, visited relatives in Beloit
from Saturday until Monday.
DR. Crosley and wife and Alice Still
man and Giles Lawton attended church
and baptism at Milton Sabbath day.
Mrs Morris Crandall, who is living
with her daughter, Mrs Fred Carr, or
the Kumlien farm, is dangerously i'll.
Mrs Eliza Crandall, who has beer
spending the winter with her son. Pearl
in Oshkosh, returned home Thursday.
Mrs Tillie Plum of Sumner rented the
east wing of Mrs Abbie Crandall's resi-
dence and took possession the latter part
of last week.
While working in the feed mill last
week, Ellis left had the misfortune tC
step on a rusty nail that entered his foot
about an inch DR. Crosley dressed and
attended the wound which is healing
nicely under the doctors skillfu treat
ment.
Miss Mae Painter, accompanied by
DR. Woods of GAINESVILLE, went to Chicago
the past week to consult DR. Frank Bill
ings concerning Miss Macs health. He
advised a change Of climate and rest.
Mrs Charles Saunders received the
sad news that her father was seriously
i'll and started for Providence, Rhode
Island, Thursday in hopes of reaching
her destination in time TO see her father
while yet alive.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
Large Crowds
HAVE ATTENDED THE CLEAR
ANcE SALE OF THE JONES
DEPARTMENT STORE
TO-DAY.

The big July Clearance Sale at the
E. G. Jones Department store began
this morning. and has attracted crowds
of people who came to tnke advantage
of the bargains which have been ex-
.tensiyely advertised through the local
papers. Every department of the store
had offered special bargains and the
buyers found the goods to be as adj
vertised. The Jones store is new to
Fairmont, having been located here
less than year, and during this short
time the fine trade which the people
have accorded it has l,een indeed
iattering. 1t is needless to say that
Mr.. Jones has dealt honestly and gen.
erously with his patrons or he coula
not have held his alreai; large bust
ness. The sale win continue all
through this week as advertised.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
Admiral Togo"
FINE BLOODHOUND BELONGING
TO HARVEY LANHAM At
TRACTS ATTENTION.


Admiral Togo" is the name Of an
almost perfect specimen of blood
hound which is owned by H. H. Lam
ham. The dog is but thirty months
old and weighs rs pounds. He was
brought here from Morgantown.
The animal is thoroughly trained.
and is always eager to follow out the
pursuit OF a runaway. The dog when
six weeks old sold for $50. 1t is to
be taken to Moundsville Friday, to be
shown to the warden of the peniten-
tiary, who wants to see 1T. sheriff
Furbee has expressed strong desire
to own the dog, SO as to chase Grim:
inals in this section, but the animal
is not for sale.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
Three Soldiers
Badly Injured
sRAcTtous HORSE PLUNGED
INTO THE RANKS ON TaE
FIELD or eETTY ssURc.


sBuRG Pa JUS Three
members of cpnipany IfotlrteeIltst
Segment, were injured ID camp tps
day BY fraetious horse. One man
may die. Corporal Edward McAleers
OF A1ieg henyi skull fractured. may die;
Injured First sergeant g. =. Terrell,
fPittsburgi seriously injured back and
side Salvatore g11apercbei private,
PIttsbure, left leg fractured. The men
are in the regfmental hospital Nc
.A1eer is unconscious and mis- condition.
Is critical IN the extreme The action
occurred just previous to the nanetl-
vres re-enactinE the battle OF cn1ps
Hill. The aide ON the stan Of Gen,
John A. Wiley dashed down the road
at gatlop. When he came to com
pany q, his horse got beyond control,
and; plunged into the ranks. rearing
and kicking. The horses fore feet
struck McAleer on the head. crushing
his skull. with the next plunge, the
two other soldiers fell. The horse
was then captured and sufdued.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
Coachrnan Hooe
LIED so MUCH TO HIS PERSONAL
COUNSEL THAT He QUIT
HIM TO-DAY.

PITTsBURG. July %. Probably the
last week of the Sensational Hart1e
VS.. Hartie divorce trial began to-day
with a sensation, the announcement
being made that Attorney stanter, the
personal counsel for negro coachman
Hooe, in the conspiracy charge, quit
his client because of the negroes con-
tinually lying to him. The defense of
fered to put Mrs. HartIe, the respond
emit, on the stand to refute oil the al
legations that she had visited Hotel
Lincoln and a Watson street resort In
company withsmen other Than her hlis'
band. Judge Frazer stated such de.
NAL was not necessary, that the court
considered her innocent of those
charges; since the 1lbellant had pre-
scented MO evidence 5ubstantiatine
them. The defense rested the case
and rebuttal testimony is next in or
5eTs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
PopuIar Sumner .Resort.

Loeb Lynn Heights has again dem.
onstrated its popularity with FaIrnont
people since the opening OF the hotel
about month ago. Among The Fair
mont people who haze been register
ed there during the past few weeks
are Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. mckinney un.l
daughter, Miss Mary, Miss Ruth Ar.
nett, Miss Lucy Raymond, Mrs. w. $.
Raymond and Frank Raymond, Mrs
Raymond and son, Frank returned
home. Saturday evening, and Miss
Arnett is expected here tonight Mr..
and Mrs U. N. Arnett wh2 nad spent
the past week there will also return
tonight. Sam Butcher, Ed. Holbert
and Harry Clark took in The sarnrdny
night hop. Mrs. John Clark went 10
the Park ON Friday and will spen4 a
month there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
out1na at Traetlon Park.

The members of the Sunday school
OF the Methodist Protestant church
are looking forward to what promises
to be a delightful outtng to be held
ON Thursday of this week at Traction
Park. a special car has been char
tered through the generosity of Mr.
Howard Kelley which enables every
member of the Sunday school to at
tend the outing, The patty will leave
here ON the 9:45 car or Thursday
morning and expect to return at six
o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
SOCIETY


Observation-Disclosures ..-.--..- .-s .>-f-s
Nh. and Mrs. Watson Give Ennc1eeI1;
Sric CITY JIy The
IL atiier was bIie ~ and cool aad cont
ffibuted To the tssof tlie dfty az
lie HOT SHOW. Their nigllt SEES
sion proved enter tanning to- large
gathering. /.
In the ring the lies who drove had
discarded their riding habits, and in
place they wore Tatnient which Wed
with that to be seen In the boxes. The
change was distinct gain to the
beauty OF the compe editions In all those
events in which the women appeared.
Mr.. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt drove
his coach Venture and four to the
grounds. and riding were Mrs. Powers!
MISS Dorothy chatterton, Mrs. Penn
Smith, Mrs Patterson and Mrs. @. W.
watson, the latter of Baltimore In
the ring Mr.. Vanderbilt won two blue
ribbons, Mrs. Charles Wilson driving
the tandem which landed the first
prize and himself driving the pair.
Sweet Marie and Portia, in the har-
ness classes.
There was a luncheon after the
events, given by Mr. and Mrs. g. w.
watson, of baltimore, whose guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. Penn Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Harvey, Mr.. and
MRS. Lawrence Perrin, Mr.. and Mrs
Jason waters, Mrs. Dudley Williams.
Mrs. w. L. James. Mrs. j. NJ. Thomp-
son, .Jr, Miss Virginia Latrobe, Mr..
r. u. Gary and Captain Parker, Of the
United States army
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
c. w. Watson s
Ringing Bells

teontinaaea from Page oas9
the enbIen OF HE defeat q her ri
urite conid be fastened on. SHE in
MT ee4n satis the asgaF blsts
made no open prot III
In the champ hip 1iidgt1g for
large horses i'm the same class fired.
.YanderbHt walked on with both the
champions ribbon and the reserye
with his splendid bays; The Youngstet
and Polly F1im. An i1npromptu re-
E3ception was accorded him when he
left the ring and bis progress 70 Che
clubhouse porch was an ovation
General Booth Loses
The same pair. harness IN doubles,
won over the Baltimore entries Of Cen
la. p. Booth Rocking CHAM, Jrs and
Birmingham. Jr.. adding another to the
long string Of blues taken by the, Van!
derbIlt stable.
Sidney Holloway continued hiE re
markable winning streak by landing
the Championship among the Jumpers.
with Centennial with onerios in re.
serve. The Championship in the sad
die event went to Somerset, the entry
of Joseph Larroqne, of New York, VINO
has been a feature Of similar contests
during the week,
The Summaries.
Glass ss-Q nalifled hunters carrying
l.165 to 100 pounds to hounds Won by
Ntmrod, b.g..iJ. E. Davis; NAVAJO. BIZ.
David Dunlop. second; Centennial,
brig, Wcstchester Farm. third; Red.
Raven, bg., WESTMINSTER Farm, fourth,
Glass 4s-Prfze cup; horses and rum
abouts; horses should be 14.3 hands
and not exceeding 15.a Won by
shopgirl, chg. Mrs. Gerken; New
market, big, c. w. Watson, second;
Lord Nelson, chg, Tcnza Savage.
third.
Class 4T--Amateur PAGERS of h1r-
ness horses over 14.2, not exceeding
1913 hands. Won by The Youngstcr
and Polly Prtm, Oakland Farms;
Rockingham, Jr., Big, and Burling-
ton, j., o.g., Gen. "a. E. Booth, sec
E,ondS Lord Baltimore, Dig. and MY
Maryland, big, c. w. Watson, thtr1.
+ Glass s5-opens prize $50 cup; la
dies qualified hunters up carrying 1GS
pounds to hounds. Won by Conf
dence. Big, David Dunlop, ridden by
Mrs. Dorothy Henderson; Red Raven.
tb.g., Westminster Farm, ridden by Eia-
rian Hollawoy, second; Buck, chg,
Westminster Farm, ridden by Marion.
Holloway, third.
Glass 5-open championship, has
ness horses; open to all rxceedEng LII
hands which have taken a first prize
in single harness horses classes at
this or any other authorized horse
show; class divided into large and.
small horses. small-Won by Ring
ing Bells, chm, G. w. Watson, over
Newsboy, chg Mrs. Gerken. Largo
Won by The Youngster, am, Oakland
Farms; reserve, Polly PFIm, h.m.,
| Oakland Farms. Other entries weee
Lord Nelson, chg, Tonza Savage, and
Lord Lonsdale, b.gs George Watson.
Glass 43-open championship, hunt
ers and Jumpers; open to all horse5
having taken a first prize in hunting
or jumping classes at this or any rec
ognized horse show; post entries. Won
! by Centennial, brig. Westchester
Farm; reserve, onerios, hgo West
chester Farm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
AGE DLADr DEAD.

Mrs. Roanna Hoor Passed Away Sum
day Morning.
Mrs. ,Roanna Boor. widow of RICHTER
Boor, died Sunday morning at seven
o'clock at the home Of her son, John
Boor, about two miles beyond Bar
rackville. She was &c years of age
and her death was caused by diseases
incident to old age. She was highly
respected woman and her death has
caused universal regret among her
friends. Funeral services were held
this afternoon at Monumental and the
remains laid to rest in the Monu-
mantal cemetery,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
Russell Sage
KEPT PEOPLE GUESSING AS TO
WHAT DISPOSITION He
WOULD MAKE OF HIS
MONEY

NEW Z YORK, July 2s-It Is an
lnoptced that the funeral Of the great
finaGcier, Russell Sage. Will be held
Tuesday afternoon, at the First Pres
byterian church, Far-Rockaway In p.
terment at oakwood cemetery Troy,
NJ
Wall street and the public awaits
with great interest the disposition VI
sage's vast fortune. Deceased never
gave an. intmation Of mis- Intentions
except arecent remark to ON intimate
friend: Everybody Will be surprised
to learn what I have done with my
money, hut they will never learn lii,s
It'll 1 am dead, z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-23
Are Vlaltlna Here.

The marriage of Mr.. John Powcll
and Miss leila Tallsington occurred on
Wednesday, evening at the home of the
bride, near Adamstun. Rev. L. q. Pc
tiers was the officiating minister. The
young couple left on Thursday for c
visit with relatives at Fatrmont ana
Worthineton. = Clarksburg News.