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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
RACE RIDER KEOGH
PILOTS FOUR
WINNERS.
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

SEATTLE, Aug. 1S.--Jockey Keogh
earned more medals for himself at The
Meadows this afternoon than a German
cavalry officer usually exhibits when
out on full dress parade. After drop
ping in first with Lady's Beauty, Her
sain and May Holiday. he concluded
his part of the entertainment by an
nexing the $1,000 club members handi-
cap with F. W. Barr. This event, on
paper. looked somewhat difficult of So
luton, but resulted in hollow victory
for Barr which closed equal favorite
with Gorgalette. The three-year- old
in front galloping from the start. he
won loafng along from Gorgalette and
Ed Sheridan in 1852, a track record for
one mile and furlong.
The attendance was large and the
betting fast and furious. Three favor
ties scored. Supreme Court, carrying
115 pounds, took the ST. MichaePs ham
dicap from Christine A and Saiao oie
eased UP almost to walk. The latter
gelding went to the post favorite. ham,
mered down from fours. but was clearly
outclasseds The Huguenot broke down
hopelessly and was pulled up on three
legs at the paddock. The gallant old
gelding's racing career is closed, for
later it became necessary to destroy
him. The winners price was 10 10 D.
Flo Manola an even-mo1ey favorite
for the sixth. found the company too
classy and finished third Harbor. after
an early drive, downed Jackful handily
at odds of 4 to l. Summary:
First race, Eve furlongs-Ladys Beauty won,
Peligroso second, Alta Spa third. Time, 1G0as :.
Second race. seven furiongs-Brdie won,
Golden Light second. Mino third. Time l 1:214
Third race, seven furlongs-Hersain won. St.
winuifrede second, Tuck Back third Time,
:36%.
Holiday won, Old Mike second. Watercure third.
Time. 1:4fH.
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CENTURY TRAIN
WRECKED AT OPEN SWITCH
Famous Like shore Limited Goes Into
Ditch, but Only One Man
Is Injured.

ELYRIA. Ohio. Aug. 18.-The Twen-
tieth Century Limited. on the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad,
was wrecked a mile and a half from
the station here tonight. The train
ran through switch at the junction
of the Lake Shore with the Baltimore
and Ohio traeks. and jumping the
track, the engine and Several cars went
into the ditch. The engine was over
turned and now rests upon its side
along the tracks. and the coaches are
badly damaged The only one seri-
ously injured was a fireman. whose
legs were crushed
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WEIGHTS FOR THE FUTURITY
ANNOUNCED AT SARATOGA
Oran and Water Pearl Heaviest
weighted of High-Class

SARATOGA. Aug. 1e.-Assistant Sec
retary Thomas Smith of the Coney
Island Jockey Club was in Saratoga
today and announced the following
weights to be carried by probable
starters in the Futurity: Ballot 1875,
Charles Edward 1875, Convflle 1T, De
Mund 119, Don Enrique -122, Election
eer III, Fantastic III, Horace E 122,
Jack Atkins 119, Kentucky Beau 11s,
Mccarter 1I9, Oran 13o. Old Honesty
119. Peter Pan 113, Pope Joan 11s,
Water Pearl 80, Yankee Gun 119,
fzrinlaldi III.
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bicycle Race Declared or.

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 1S.-The
series of three bicycle races between
Iver Lawson and Frank Kramer at the
Salt Palace saucer track was declared
off last night Lawson, who won the
first race. refused to go on the track
because of criticisms in the news
papers. Kramer later rode an exhi-
bition mile with Hardy Downing. In
another event for professionals Down
ing lowered the worlds record for one
mile in competition from 1856 4-5 to
/ .56 go.
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ERRORS MAR GAME,
TAKEN BY THE
FRESNOITES.

LOS ANGELES. Aug 1s.-In one OF
the Ioosest games seen here this season
Fresno defeated Los Angeles by q score
Of s TO 2. The game was a grand ex-
hibition OF errors. eight Of them being
charged to Los Angeles and three to
the northern team. The saving feature
OF the game was the brilliant theft Of
the plate from third base by Eagan in
the sixth inning The score-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

Barr won Gorgaiette. second. Ed Sheridan third.
Time. 1:52
Sixth race. one mile-Harbor won Jaekfull
second. Flo Manola third. Time 1:4O35
Seventh race, seven furlongs-Suprems Court
won, Christine A second. Salabls third Time,
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PARTNER IS MIssING.-Edwarr

PARTNER IS MIsSING.-Edward Hegner yes
terday reported to the Morgue that his partner,
William Miller. has been missing since last Mon
daT. Miller. VINO lived at Al 0ctavia street.
went OUT TO 1908 Harrison street On that day 10
do some work on an oven. but left there leaving
bis tools and working clothes His friends fear
be has met with foul play. as be had 4 larxs
Ell cf -,-,.e1 hI- rersor-
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3.5tss l2tsls fo- lo,s. . 80 -. ninth ~ q ID
sAN FRANCISCO.

Three base htt-Nan Buren, Two-base hits
Irwin o. Wslthour, Blankenship. Sacrifice hits
Van. Buren. Molier. Williams, Irwin. First
base on called balis-Oh Jones J. OF Tyson 3.
Struck out-By Jones /, by Tyson 3. Double
plays-Mohler 70 Williams; Spencer 10 MOhler.
Time Of game .45. Umpire-HodsOn.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19

QUEEN ALEXANDRA observation-disclosures.
Aug 8 Queen Alexandra left London toda y
for Norway where she will visit her dsfghter
Queen Maude. after which Queen Alexandra will
with her brothers and sisters.
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NOLAN PRAISES THE CHICAGO MAN.

Nolan asked for opinion the selection and said "Sler
will
IA reply
fellow than young strong armed"
consisted of in
of lively Denver
who 5 no ma
Nelson the of big crowd took keen delight his
of work Ladies Aid Hail. After wrestling while Jack
Clifford
exhibition by drawing flow Of ce from Cifods
al but out
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SEALS START WITH
BIG RUSH AT
OAKLAND.
RESULTS OF GAMES.
san Francisco g; Seattle 3.
Portland 4; Oakland 0.
Fresno s; Los Angeles ..
GAMES TODAY.

San Francisco and Seattle at Oakland.
10s3c a. IN. and ESQ y. IN.
Oakland at Portland.
Fresno at Los Angeles.
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Purse Of Shining Cold
Awaits the Fighters.
BY r. A. Sn1ytl1.

formal The Call of 100000 which
which the of all
Nelson will battle Godhed Labor day place yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
Nelson Goes at His Work
With Evident Delight.
By Edward Clarke.

OLDFIELD, i8The certificate of deposit issued by the John
Cook Bank the Godfed Athletic
Club covering for the GansNeson fight transferred
Call The
banks depo makes payable of the
fights which financial end of the
The Calls certificate deposit good
for the named face bank the world That is
the that Goldhed does business.
REFEREE RECEIVE $780,
telegram
Sie
asked $500 his which half
what the club expected The general sentiment that S
ability and worldwide circles will
Godheld
has pulled off n lightweight
The only detractng word the clubs choice heard
Larry Sullivan S manager Sullivan said:
They have picked blind referee have nothing
Nelson's friend He has always advised the Dane fight
think sler with easy
victor
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-19
SUMMARY.

Sacrifice hits-wolters Doshwood. First base
on err0rs-Los Angeles l. Fresno 6. Left on
hases-I.os Angeles 6. Fresno Z. Bases on balls
on I3ereeman g. OF Wolrcrs ?. Struck out
By BerEeman 4, by Wolters 8. Double play
Ellis to Tomsn- Time Of game-1.5o- Umpire
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Has CANS MONEY no WAGER


Sullivan story yesterday concerning
Of
purse including moving
privilege The asks The Call Sullivan
the short
Sullivan $1,000 black
Sullivan
OF Sullivan
today that he would Nolan that
that Cans first blood
TIVE
attention. nd remarked
money
COMEDIAN NAT GOODWIN WILL ATTEND.
Indications attendance flooding
Mers Siding,
coming to special
NJ
Comedian His Brewer
thank
you say Weeden be pleased to accen
cordial invitation They will private car arriving
the 3s-"
Charles Fee for the Southern Pacific rate
made nearby points
A will at
September and leave Goldhed 80 O'Clock on
the night of the fight
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Los ANGELES.

UT1Ir
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
Gasoline Lamps
cAusE.ExPLosloN RESULTING IN
DEATH OF SIX MINERS IN
TUG RIVER MINE.

BLUEFIELD. w. Va July 20--As
a. result Of an explosion in the Dixon
mine at Huger, in the east end OF the
Tug river field, at o'clock last night
wallace Mitchell and four miners.
Ernest Jones, Palmer Harris, Robert
Harris, brothers, and John Gilmore.
are dead and Bill Grouse and Lang
don Whiteslde will die from burns
and shock.
The men were going on duty for the
night and had started down the shaft
in bucket. They had gone about
half way down when the explosion oc.
CURED, blowing the first five men
named out of the bucket and down to
the bottom of the shaft, where they
were later picked up. Their bodies
were crushed almost to a pulp.
The explosion was caused by the
men having gasoline light in the
bucket while descending, the light 1ig7
hitting an accumulation Of gas. The
safety lamps are ordinarily used In
entering and ii q not known why the
men carried the line lamps
Rsad the wet Sars1nians
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
Trolley Ride
To Clarksburg
wan BE SOMETHING OUR PFC
PIE CAN ENJOY BEFORE
MANY MONTHS.

~ -
ssCTaARRsBIRG. July q In q very
few months Ieairinont and clarksppFg
VIII be connected with the finest street
car line in the State. For oyer TWO
Years active work has been in pro.
eress on the line, and its completion
Is now In sight. AT the present time
all the grading Is completed from tne
place tofGypsy. and from Fairlnont %
4 short distance beyond Shinnston. It
will not require long to complete tne
grading that Is yet to be done, except
for deep cut through the Vincent
farm, which will require about four
months to9complete, provided only one
shift of men does the work. but the
traction company is endeayoring TO
get the contractor to run night md
day shift, which will cut the time
Of it's completion In two.
Work on the bridges along the line
has been pushed along as rapidly as
possible. and it will be only few
weeks until all the bridges and tres
ties will have been completed. 1t Will
require about three more weeks to
complete the bridge that spans Lam
bert's run. near Hepzibah, and the
bridge Just this side Of Shinnston on
ily wants two more days work to com
plete It. 1t will require probably a
months work on the bridge north OF
shinnston for its completion. The
ltrestle leading onto the Glen Elk
bridge is being pushed rapidly along
and will be completed in very short
time.
Railroad men who have inspected
the work being done by the Fatrmont
and clarksburg Traction Company on
this line, state that the bridges. tres,
ties and road bed are superior to that
of any other traction line in the state
and that 1T is almost equal to that OF
Tour best steam railroad.
1t is not known just when cars will
Ebe running between the two cities. but
liz will possibly be before winter. sets
in.
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Picnic x. traction PARK.

large crowd attended the picnic
given by the Diamond street NJ. E.
chutch Yesterday at Traction lark,
There were about 25 from the church
ana several invited friends which
made tBDs aitoge ether. Roller skating
foimed merry diversion for the day
also d paftg of twenty young people
waiked to Monongah and took in that
city The plcnickers left at . o'clock
IN me morning and returned nj 8 in
tile EVENING very tired but all declar-
ing they had never attended so merry
Some q the yoilng ladies' by way Of
a DIVER inni tried playing bail. In.
atead 4 catching the ball i'm the in
side 81 tlietr hands they were Going
some feat ~ catching It on tts out
side which has resulted In come
bruised ana swoiIen StnciS les tha viii
last for some time IS q pleas ne:
minder OF the day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20

Call at j. HI. Leonard's store on
Water street for book of coupons
emitting the holder to 1ewelry in
proportion to the amount Of purchases
made. Ten cents on each s1.0o's
worth Of goods bought will be placed
to your credit on coupons until suf-
ficlent to procure the article OF your
own selection. Remember, you get
10 per cent. on on each purchase
with which to buy 1ewerly guaranteed
- he first class. 19-6t
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!. FAlRviEw 5oTTiNes. :

- - - 81 * - - - ~ - y -
sIRH1EfF. July ca. Regplar ser:
tees az the Church South.
snnday night at S O'clock by Rev: %
III. Garter. pastor, d. d.: Sunday
school az $3.50 d ma supertnt endent,.
&C.! w. Toothman.
Regular services at Opera House
sunday night at s o'clock by Rev p
n. Musgrave. pastor of NJ. p church.
Sunday school at 2 p: ms Ellsworth ~.
Price, superintendent
Postmaster y. ]. Martin and Ste
phen Mason Of Raybrook, attended the
senatorial convention at Fairmont,
Tuesday
Mrs. Nellie Huffman. of BeIington,
is visiting Mrs. NJ. e. NIckols.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g! Eclkas. Of Pitts
burg: have moved into the P: b.
Amos property ON High street.
e. B. Fleming was a business yisi-
tor in. the city Thursday.
Miss Lon Dent, who has been visit.
ing the Misses Chatfant, has returned
to ner home at Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Mccaslin were
Fairmont visitors Saturday.
F. NJ. Chalfant has returned from
Warrington and Weston, where he
had been visiting few days. D
John H. Burns, sr., and j. r. Timms.
Jr., were Warrington visitors Tues
day.
Miss dunbar, of washington, Pa, is
visiting Mrs. Albert Pimbey.
Miss Mae Stephens has returned
from Blacksmith.
Miss George Boggess is visiting at
Pennington.
John H. Burns, sr, was Fafrmont
visitor Monday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Yost, who had been Wis,
ting relatives at Fairmont has return
ed home.
Harrison Martin, of Blacksvllle, was
lin the city few hours Monday en-
route to Fairmont, where he has en-
tered the Yoat sanitarium for treat
ment.
Geo. w. Baker and P. w. Yost are
in the mountains hunting.
Miss Fuller, of Prescottvi1le, Pa.
is visiting her brother, j. B. Fuller
and wife.
Mrs. Ola Graham and children are
visiting relatives at Blacksmith this
week.
The many friends of John Callahan
and Miss Grace Engle were very much
surprised 10 learn last Wednesday
that they had gone to Oakland. Nd
in February and were married. They
are now Mt Weston where he is en-
ployed by the Columbus supply Co.
Dr.. T. H. Miller and daughter. Miss
Edna, were in the city Thursday the
guests of Dr. Geo. R. Miller and fam
] lily.
{ John s. statIer has the contract for
the foundation of the Methodist Epis-
copaI church on Main street.
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WANTED

wANTED-By Chicago wholesale AMI
mail order house. assistant manager
oman or woman) for this county and
adjoining territory. Salary $40 and
expenses weekly; expense money nd
vanced. Work pleasant; position per.
manent. No investment or expert
ence required. Spared time valuable
Write at once for full parH cnlars and
enclose seltad ressetl envelope. AID.
dress. GENER An MANAGER
1sstot il alSe 81 enicagos
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lmproYed.

Mr.. A. u. Hammers, who has neen
confined tc the Miners Hospital with
injuries as the result, of a fall is SO
much improved that he will be taken
to his home on Columbia street very
soon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20

RIyEsyILLE, July 20.-The news
of our section is little scarce; new
theless. quite an exciting time prevail
ed in South Rivesville Tuesday even.
ing last. on account of fight between
some parties said to be from Gray's
Flats and Rivesyflle. The matter was
reported to be of serious nature at
the time and may prove to be more so.
The writer was not an eyewitness,
but got reliable information to the
above erect. There should be time
for any and everybody to look little
after the feelings of their neighbors
and neighbors' families, as well as ex-
pect to be given the privilege of drink
ing. lighting, cursing and blackguard-
ing publicly, and in the presence OF
ladies and children going to or from
church or a funeral, or elsewhere, or
even sitting at their homes. rs they
have perfect right to do without be
ing harrassed and annoyed by the vul-
ear slang of few drunken men or
bows. When others drink the same
brand of whlskey and do not annoy
any one, it looks like 1t must not be
all the fault of the brand OF whistey;
in other words. people are not going
to tolerate it forever
Miss VeIla Thrash and Mrs. Charles
White, of this place, went to Fairmont
Thursday and returned on the steam
er Daisy in the evening.
Mr., j. A. Hess went to Pittsburg
this morning to adjust the business
affairs OF his son Lawrence, whose ac-
cfdental death was previously report
ed. Mr.. Hess win return ON the even
ing train Saturday. bringing the goods
and chattels OF his deceased son.
we are glad to report Squire r. e.
Merrill little better this week.
Miss Dell Freeman has returned
from visit to Evansville and Fair
mont. While at Evansville she was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M.
Price.
Charles Morris passed through our
town Thursday in the interest of tho
B. and N. r. R. Co. Where there is
% there must be little fire, so
we will wait till the wind blows.
B. C. Google was a business visitor
to Fairmont Thursday.
G. B. Frum, of the firm of Frum and
Barker, of this place. was at Fairmont
Wednesday on important business.
The young people of Rivesville are
spending their spare time of evenings
playing tennis. They are having some
very interesting games and among
them are some, expert players who
will handle the racket and ball with
the best aud with view of holding
the championship for Rivesville, of
course, certainly, etc.
Mr.. ]. "A. Hess and family desire to
express their most sincere thanks to
their friends and neighbors who were
so kind to them in every way in con-
nection with the sad event of the
death of Lewrence Hess, full account
of which has been published in this
paper.
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FS Ward


Miss Eva Kelley and little daughter
Of wheeling are In the city visiting
relatives ana friends:
Mrs. w ~ aforroR Is very i'll at her
home on chant street.
MIS- WI ii Belts of cayenne, was
the guest Yesterday of Mrs. i'm. Gas
kfns, d MARKET street.
Clarence stea1eyj who has been em-
ployed Gfis Tor the past few days,
has retnfneds 70 his regular work as
fireman. on tie B and o. railroad.
MI James Barrett Of Merchant
street. received word yesterday even.
ing that ms vie. Who went to Ttlton.
yilie Ohio. SUNDAY to visit friends,
was very I'M he left on No. u yes,
terdag for TiltpnEille Her many
friends earnestly hope that she is not
seriously and that she will be better
soon
The Ralatine Lodge, No. 81, |. o. o.
Fl. Is ina aonlishing condition. Three
new candldates have been proposed and
accepted ana WIN be initiated on next
wednesday evening.
Mr. EDWARD Hink1e has returned
from B1eBhannon where he has been
visiting his parents for the past few
Gays
AIiss Ianie Mckinney, who is attend
Ing ne summer course at the Morgan
town iniyerstt came home last even
ing TO SPEND few days. She will re-
turn Saturday evening.
sIrs n snolise went to Mt
f.oke Parl vest srday for q short stay.
MI 81 shaver, who has been Wis.
itins his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
shaver 81 Fefty street, has gone to
MorgantpRn to take, g course in the
university
Mf honla Travis, OF Sterling
street, IS geryl ~. with typhoid fever.
MIS- Minnie Arnett and little I'ngh-
ter 81 tIe Ills, and her sister, Mrs.
y Il Miller and daughter, Of Market
street are al f1arnshaw visiting their
sister. Ans Delphfa Smith for few
days
MSS NiTgtnia Helmick has returned
from AIIirgay where she has been Wis,
ting her grandmst her
Me- and Mrs Bailey Morgan and
little dangIt Of Forkshurg, were
IN the esterday shopping and call
ing On friends
MISS May Kincaid, Of Laurel Run,
who has been visiting friends and rel
attye Ia FairInont for the past week,
rurnet td her home to-day
MS George Glelland and children
retarned 10 the city today having
been tie guests of the formers faith
es, rev Jones, OF Pit Marion.
Nc WIN Shaw who is employed at
Rfttshurs is here for q few days Wis.
iting Ills family on Market street.
-Four loads OF cross ties were haul.
ed oft eaterday for the new switch
rom RE Band o. switch to the steel
MIN
aIF ana Mrs Stewart schooley, OF
Marie street are at Mt Lake visit
ing Nh sehopley's parents, after
which tiiey Sc TO- Oakland to visit Mrs.
schooieyl parents.
eoTliss Leonard, of Plttsburg,
Is "a The city visiting relatives.
VI d
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
In Like Trying to Get Rid OF DandFuA
Wlthout HerpIcIde.

Did you ever see any one trying to
wash themselves without soap OF
water?
II you did what would you say of
hIm2
1t Is every bit as foolish to try to get
rid OF Dandrun and to prevent Bald
II les by feeding the germs which cause
II ,AwIth Canthrartdes. yaseltne Glycer-
AIlc and similar substances which form
tic principal ingredients of most So
called Hair Vlgors.
caise It attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
1t Is the original and only genuine
scalp s-ermicfde manufactured.
Sold by leading druggists Send 16,j loc ~ IN
Detroit Mini
3. A. Billingslea & Co., special
agents.
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Rsaa ths west Vlrglnian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
Returned To.day..
.fOHed.

Nj. Jobe Jones and little son For
rest. OF Grafton, M. and Mrs. Dan
Jones, Of Barrackyilies Mr.. w. w. Tapp
and daughter, Miss Eva, of Grafton,
were in the city yesterday to attend
the funeral OF the little daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. 8. q. Jones. Of Harris
vile, pa. They returned home today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20
Deeds Recorded.

Deed dated october Z. 1904: An,
drew Ice ct ux. to G. L. Reynolds, par.
eel of land in Barrackville; considera-
ton, 500.
Deed dated May IS. 1906; Ella
Greiner to H. r. johnson, parcel of
land in Fourth ward; consideration,
$2,7oO.
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M siren.

From Harper's Weekly.
Mr.. City Boarder was being enter
tanned by his rural sweetheart.
'Do you play and sing When the
Cows are in the Corn Miss Milky
weigh?"
Lord bless you, moi" she etacuIat-
ed; 81 get the dogs and chase .em
out"
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agents

The job department of the West
virgtnian is always busy. Increased
business has compelled the purchase
of new presses. machinery and type.
Patrons are well pleased with the
work now being turned out.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-20

Tavern-E. w. Farnsworth, Buck
harmon: ]. H. Arnett, E. G. Blaney. w.
B. Campbell, j. B. Handlan, G. D..
Barnes, Charles Finn, Z. E. Look.
wheeling; c. v. Emerson, j. H Ste
phens, Clarksburg; Lloyd Canning,
Valley Falls; NJ. Cameron, Littleton;
10. G. Huffman, F. R. Yoke, Miss c.
NJ. Smith, ). H. Smith. Morgantown'
T. E. Cole, Graftoni ]. T. Moore, Wes-
ton.
Marietta. B. Pocock. Morgan.
town; Charles schafer, Parxersburg;
Is. R. Per, Belington; OFT Hanlon.
wheeling; John Moore, Wyatt; G. H..
Reinhart, shinnston; q. g. Morgan,
Rivesvflle; G. e. Martin. Beverly; Geo.
w. Bland, West Union; J. H. Roberts,
Clarksburg; A. P. Turnkey, Newhurg;
James A. Jolliffe.
Watson-Alfce Engle, Morgantown;
H. E. Gey NI,reatinrsubrg shrdletaoi
H. E. Geyer, Martinsburg; j. H. Clarke,
Charles Bradley, R. H. Spur. Wheel
ing.
Manley-charles Finn, Wheeling.