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The Washington times., 1906-03-18
NEW ENGLAND UXORICIDE
TO GET DEATH SENTENCE

EAST CAMBRIDGE. Mass. March II.
John Schidlofsk. charged with the
murder OF his wife. Marciana. at Be-
mont. on July Il last. was this afternoon
found guilty Of murder IN the first de-
gree.
Schidlofsd paid no particular atten-
tiop 70 tnv verdict, and was immediate
ly taken back 20 jail II Is now thought
that the sentence OF death will be passed
upon him in a few days
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
COREY RECONCILIATION
SOUGHT BY CARNEGIE

RIVERSIDE, Cal, Ftarch I7.-Mrs
Laura B. Corey is at TIE Glenwood and
correspondence looking toward final
reconciliation is stIll under way. The
negotiations have been conducted by
Andrew Carnegie through agents IN this
city
Mrs. Corey will go to Los Angeles
Monday 10 spend five days, and ther
proceed to Santa Barbara
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THROWS BABE AND SELF
UNDER ZION CITY TRAIN

CHICAGO. March 17.-With a three
months-old baby in her arms. Mrs. L
J. Tanner, OF Zion City, threw herself
under the wheels . Chicago and
Northwestern train today Both tha
mother and child Were instantly killed.
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WILL TRY LIEUT.. MOULD
FOR DUPLICATE ACCOUNTS

LEAVENWORTH. Kan. March IL
The Identity of the officer who is TO be
tried az this post by a general court
martial with thirteen officers on the de-
tail March %. was announced to be
First Lieut.. William Z. Mould, of the
Eighteenth Infantry. He Is charged
with duplication OF pay accounts.
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Tailored Outerwear.

Next in Importance is the department
devoted 10 wOmen's tailored Outerwear,
and here the Hecht Stores. long famous
for the surprising elegance OF their
lines. have gathered for the inspection
OF the women Of Washington the
choicest and most stylish productions OF
the worlds best makers The entire sec
end floor OF the spacious store is given
over 10 showing these lines. and every
woman will be well repaid by visiting
this splendid show
In dress fabrics and silks the display
IS far ahead Of every past season, all
that's modish and in demand being pro-
fuselv shown
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
GEN MILES wITBERING DENIAL.

A Maine paper recently attributed TO
Gen N A. Miles the familiar saying
that the only good Indian is a dead
Indian General Miles promptly wrote
that he was never the author OF any
such inhuman. brutal and truthless
statement nt-"-Detroit News
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For Sale-B Bicycles.

FOR SALE-Bicycle. in nrst-ciass condition
coaster. cheap. sos North Capitol -
REGAL BICYCLES, guaranteed. only AZ
Woic-Amencan bicycles. guaranteed onIy
fI-5G- large assortment OF second I'd
bicycles from s4-5o up LEWIS. 7ss TN 81
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Misses and Children.

In the misses and children's depart
ment viii be found gathering OF the
seasons best. that includes all that's
good In the greatest variety In fur
nishingss mems and boys clothing, foot
wear. muslin, underwear. upholstery
goods. furniture and carpets, toilet
requisites. notions. laces. embroideries.
ribbons. groceries. etc. the same high
plane Of quality Is followed out. and
each department is well worth visiting.
The decorations throughout the stores
and the window displays are beautiful
and artistic 10 a degree never before
oqualed. The opening win continue
throughout the week
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aster. but perhaps the A Gibson manage
ment has been more fortunate than bus
inesslike in thus riding for a fall and
meeting with success.
Favorable Outlook.
There is more in the outlook than in
the past that viii govern the size of the
dividend upon Atchison Recent large
earnings will be weighed in connection
with the fact that earnings can very
largely decrease in a short space of time.
as shown by the last report II Is not
necessary to view an increase as ex-
tremely radical. however, II only the
railroads reconstruction plans and con-
tinual need for new funds. are at an end.
Almost all of last years heavy expenses
were Incurred for repairs and additional
costs due to unusual floods from which
the company suffered. In fact, while the
company's business has increased very
rapidly during the past five years. 1t
may be said that net returns have re-
manned almost stationary. or course,
there has been large diversion of funds
for betterments, and there is consequent
ly large room for retrenchment. II ne
cessary. But present earnings will prob
ably show aoout 10 per cent earned, and
these earnings backed by results for i've
previous years, justify stockholders in
their hopes.
Soundness Of Position.
In general IL may be said that the
Atchison's position is the position of all
OF our railroads. In another year, when
earnings compare with this years
record. there may be some difficulty in
making good showing during the mid
winter months. But the real cause OF
large earnings is not the absence of
snow but the presence OF traffic As
long as business holds at its present
high level there need be no doubts of
the continuing growth OF railroad earn
ings. Even during the business de-
preston of 1903 and 1894 the railroads
of this country went steadily on in
creasing their earnings although upon
a scale not quite as heavy as had been
usual. Not Yet have they reached any
where near their maximum growth. and
the natural expansion ani enlargement
OF the country's commercial activities
make the volume OF railroad traffic con-
unuelly greater. II such growth con-
unues even in times Of poor business. It
VIII be natural for II 10 become more
marked as good business continues.
BARNABY.
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Enormous Gain of Atcbison

There has been gain of over s.. Ona On
In gross earnings upon the Atcbison g.,
the seven months reported of the nan,
fiscal year and a gain of e O4s ooo a,
net earnings There IS little Doubt Tho,
ine poor results of 1906 were of a tenn
porary nature and that more than twics
the dividend rate will be earned again
Hence there is justification In earniD,y.
Tor the talked OF increase in the dtvi-
dent. IL is questionable, however if
II II conservative to be liberal In dIv,
dends while borrowing money for bet-
terments. The company has paid ont
SD,00,0O In common stock dividends
In 1909, S30,00o.Co0 of serial debentures
were issued and now come $I7. .296. 900 of
convertible bonds following the $50, 420. 900
issued In 1905. Had the railroad had the
benefit Of the so. 900. 600 distributed in
dividends, to spend upon its structure,
there would be no difficulty now in in
augurating a per cent or even a 6 per
cent dividend policy.
IL Is also question. however whether
10 make present stockholders bear too
much Of the burden for the good OF fu-
ture owners. The policy Of the Atchi-
son may be right. II is one extreme OF
a question in which Southern Pacific is
the other extreme. The only tangible
objection 10 the policy of the former is
It's danger OF depicting the treasury of
FUNDS Just before a reverse in business
conditions- The treasury OF a company
that has acted as has Southern Pacific
is well stocked with funds to meet dis
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
Wanted
Eorses and Vehicles.
For Sale
HSrses and Vehicles.

SORE MARE. suitable FOR rubbsr-tirs burxr
OF small business wagon Gail any time ars1-
pm, 800 L 81 ne rnhIs-st
FOR SALE-F1ne six-year-old mare harness
and runabout. IN excellent Condition. SI7s
Us at sc. mhIS-5t
FOR SALE-Large team OF horses. suItabIs
Ior farm or heavy York; also q rubber-tirs
surrey and brass mounted set Of harness
good as new. lele St mhIT-st
FOR sALE-Five-year-o ally, suitable Sor
Speedway. SleS: u5s hands high: guaranteed
sound exhibited IN WGxhfngton. SPRING
BANK, Alexandria rnhi7-Bt
FOR SALE-A big. sound bay horse. Reer
~ bT1ghtWood ave NV mbH-5t
FOR sALE-TWo good horses. suitable FOR
heavier horses- liza Bladensburk road mhle-Ir
FOR sALE-Hansora cab and harness: rubber
tires excellent condition: bargain Apply
= T HELLAASNS LIVERY STABLE, IL
Vermont court nv rnhls-5t
RUBBER CARRIAGE TIRES: best grads
come on: reduced pr.ces; quick ssrvlcs:
pnsumatfc tres greatly reduced JONES RUB
BER TIRE WORKS. Goa. sO< Z st nv.
mIo-10texSU
FOR sALE-To reduce stock. 3 horsss. 8
brood mares g with foaD; vehicles OF al
kinds horsSs are Virginia raised; city and
farm broke. All good STOCK: fine teams fog
hire. MURPHT'S STABLE. "A 1T and VIZ.
Sinla ave sw- naki1-Tt
~oGswELLs IS THE PLACE TO buy new
Sseighs. fl7. large assortment OF new and
second hand vehicles, all kinds SIS up: har-
ness, 5-So up. 10s l1th u. NV fsz-d
CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE 70 buy Blankets
and Rooes- All 1l2 and tl5 Chase Plush
R. An Blankets At u regular prices LarEs
sock Of slghtiy used Wagons Buggisss and
Szrreya n great bSrEztnE-
s D: WATERS 4 SON. no Pa ave- nv
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Wanted-BicyCIeS.

WE BUY AND SELL secondhand bicycles.
NENDELL. Iz2s 7th st NV. mh2-a0t
WANTED-ro buy every second hand bicycls
In ne city IL Pennsylvania ave
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For Sale-AutomobiIes.

FOR sALE-Stearn runaoout. az a sacrihca.
Call Immediately, 1s4l 12th ST NV n1hls-st
FOR SALE-Automobiie, Cadillac: nne con-
ditlon; cheap for cash Address BOX 5sl
Times Office ~
FOR SALE-OldSrnobiIe runabout with too.
guarantee nrSt-cia1s condition. szS5 Ad-
dress BOX go. Times Office rrhfT-st
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For Hire
Horses and Vehicles.

FOR BUSINESS. TEAMs-ws hire hc-ses.
wagons and bnggies by day. week or
month: Si-50 and - peg day Itos 81 NV
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DEMANDS $4,000 OR
DAUGHTERS LIFE
Black Hand Letter Threat
ems Murder and Worse.
FEARS FOR GIRLS SAFETY
Police Seek to Ferret Out Extortionists.
East Side in Terror From
Threats.

NEW YORK. March I7.-Three Black
Hand attempts came TO light today.
The recipients OF the threatening letters
demanding money are all prosperous
Italians OF the upper East Side. in .he
ne.ghborhood OF the home Of the Bog
zufi family. whose eldest son was kid
mapped recently Detective Sergeant
Petrosini. who is working on tie new
cases. believes they are the work OF the
gang OF Sicilian outlaws who carried
of the Bozzufn boy
Threatened to Kill Daughter.
One Of the Italians is Antonio De-
ssrio. Of $40 East Sixty-third street
Desario came to this country eight years
ago. and worked hard to gpthel- togeth-
er enough money TO bring over his wife
and three daughters A year and halt
ago. he went to Naples aud brought
them to New York. TWO OF the girls
work in tobacco factory. About two
months ago Desario began to receive
letters directing him TO leave 5000 at a
designated spot in Central Park. ana
threatening that his daughters would be
murdered on their way home from work
II ne did not comply. The man has been
living ever since IN constant fear that
his daughter would oe killed.
Fate Worse Than Death.
A few days ago he received another
letter. which stated II he did not leave
sum OF money at a certain place In
the Bronx his third daughter would be
kidnapped and put in an Illegal resort
On the receipt OF this thre4t Desar.o
turned all the letters over to the police.
Simoan Christina. a cobbler. who
lives with his wife and three children
at 10e2 Third avenue. has received SIX
Black Hand letters since February 10.
all demanding money and containing
threats.
The proprietor Of an italian barber
shop at 1143 First avenue has received
several threatening letters demanding
various sums of money.
John Bozzufh. the father Of Antonio,
who was kidnapped. Is having a close
watch kept on all OF his seven children
for fear the Black Hand gang may steal
one or more OF them
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Personal.

LONELY WIDOW. possessing wealth and
beauty. fond OF travel. would visit prospective
husband. II honest and sincere MRS. W. n
wentworth building. Chicago It
Please INFORM me where I can r-acS
Harry Conway; important L & SPINDLE
ilos Massachusetts, ave. city. Il
MATRIMONIAL PAPER, Containing hun
dreds advertisements manageable people
aca. and Mexico. many rfch mailed freeL
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ORIGINAL Gypsy Palnist. tell. your WhoIs
fortune; lee' open Sunday l7S sth st NV
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WIDOW (45l, good appearances; worth f75- 600:
also business interests: seeks acquaintance
enoes- SlI North Broad Philadelphia II
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Palmist; German spoken sz5 st av.
ARE YOU N DoUBT7 Suspected persons
trfcate matters q speciality: private consulta-
ton rooms: all business strictly couadeu+tzf-
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MslE- RAY Is acknowledged BY the press
and public being The greatest Palmisf ard
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ATTENTION, LADIESi YOU CAN Buy
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ETC. IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY TO Sc
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WORKISoMEN here'E -corker. DOM
suit or light cvsrcoat. taiIor-nlade and slight
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and Card Readsr. only astrOloge- in Wash
ington. Is holding receptions at 20 sth St
NV Fee. z5c Snd 5Oc mhls-sos
WINTER CLOTHEswe have FOR ssje . f,~
uncaIied-for garments cne-half price
These are bargains IN made-to-ordsr cIof1es
GLASGOW woOL.EN MILLS CO.. sls Penn
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Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS, iz3 TtA
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Automo3a.e Tires.

TIRES. al makes, American, German.
French: Inner tubes. zx3. s475: others in
prOpoTriOns tire and tube repairing, improved
process guaranteed work. quick service
Jones TIRE WORKS. s02-sa4 Z st.
rnh1o-10t-exSu
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED. 81 10 up: house painting
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS, s4s ri 81
ne Phone East 1877. r,h1szf
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aster. but perhsps the A Gibson manage
ment has been more fortunate than bus
inesslike in thus riding for fall and
meeting with success.
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

HATS RENOVATED equal 10 new; straw
and panama: hat bleaching a Specially
Phone Main 4s5z- KANDEL. 7z1 Tth -; NV
fs2s-2ot
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SORE MARE. suitable for rubbsr-tfre burxr
OF small business wagon Call any time arser
pm, 90 = 81 ne. mhIs-5t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22
Manninaton People Wed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 22.-The st.
James hotel was the scene Thursday
night OF the marriage of S. w. Mum.
aged 66, oil producer having inter-
ests In West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vanta, and Mrs. A. B. Close, of Man
nington, W. Va, aged 40. Rev. s. H.
Wainwright, of Centenary NJ. E.
church, of1ciated, and among the wit
nesses were the BRIDES two daugh-
ters, the Misses Edith and Lucille
Close. Mother and daughters had jour
neyed from West Virginia and Mum
from his home in Robinson. Ill, t1e
St. James having been agreed upon as
a meeting place, The bride and groom
and two girls departed yesterday for
Robinson, where they will reside.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22
Phnathea Club NESTING.

The PhiIathea Club, OF the First
baptist Sunday school met Thursday
night at the home of Misses Lulu
johnson: ana Myrtle Robertson at Jay
enne. This was the first meeting OF
the club for several weeks and the
occasion was greatly enjoyed by the.
guests. A business meeting was call
ed for the election OF officers for the
coming wear. resulting as follows:
President-Edna Ca%rrothers.
Vice President-Lulu johnson.
Secretary-EHallie Morrow.
Assistant secretary-Martha Brown.
Treasurer-Nelie swearingen.
Teacher-Mrs. 2. 8. Amos.
Following the business meeting a.
social hour was held and delicious re-
treatments were served. Those pres
eRt were Mrs. Amos. Halle Morrow.
Maud Frankinbery, Martha Brown.
Edna Carrothers and Kelcte Brown.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22
New Orchestra.

At the request of many of his
friends Mr.. Ivancich, the we'll known
local musician, has consented to or
game an upsto-date orchestra availa-
be for dances, parties. etc. Hereto
fore it has been impossible to secure
god music at a reasonable price.
Neither was it possible to engage an
orchestra composed of less than five
or six instruments. Mr.. Iyanctch pro-
poses to furnish excellent music with
three instruments, violin, cornet and
harp or plano. However, If more in
struments are wanted he is in posi-
ticn to secure the services Of as many
fist class musicians as needed. The
library Of the Ivancfch's orchestra is
composed Of over 500 pieces of the
latect music, all catchy, melodious and
appropriate for every occasion. From
what is known-of the condition of mu-
sical affairs in Fairmont an organiza-
ton as the above should be in demand
and we predict its c S.20-6t
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Entertained sunday school Glasses.

Mrs. Ernest Sherwood and Miss lisa
Hawkins entertained the members OF
their Sunday school classes yesterday
afternoon from three to five at the
home of Mrs. Sherwood on Rhea Ter
race. Croquet and other out door
games were played during the alter
noon and delicious refreshments were
served. The members of the classes
present were, Hazel Mckinney, Ada
Kerns, Nettie Fisher. Mary Hagar,
Lillian Knight, Beulah Walker, Con-
nte Linger. Jennie Mcvickcr, Glenola
Good. and Arthur Weatherwax, Exter
DIETRICH. Earl Hardesty and Wayne
shuttlesworth. other guests were
Miss Margaret and Master Richard
Parrish, and Rev. and Mrs. j. c.
Broomffeld, and Miss Daisy Matheny.
Of Terra Alta
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22
In Honor Of Miss Kenney.

Miss Mary Morgan entertained at
diner last evening complimentary to
Miss Ella Kenney, a popular employe
at Jones' store, who leaves in the
morning for her home in Plttsburg
where she will reside permanently.
Covers were laid for Miss Kenney,
Misses Adalaine Ford, Katharyn Hood,
Ruth Devault, Emma McCray and
Miss Morgan. Later in the evening
the dinner guests were Joined by a
number OF young men and the, evening
was spent at cards. The young
present were, Messrs. Clyde Morris,
Ben Eckess, Gail Fishback, Will Nc
Claim, Earl Morgan and MI. Gershaw.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22
&c LOVE LEl7TERa ~ School
.Braddock School Msrms Must Wait
Till Days Work is Over.

RITTsBURG, Sept. ae.- Teachers
in the Braddock schools may no 1fns
er receive love letters or other com
m~unications through the mails at the
school building where they are era
ployed. Superintendent Grant Norris
yesterday Issued an order that all
teachers should receive their mali st
home. Superintendent Norris says
the school work is inte1fered with by
Of the mail carriers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22
Going to Europe.

Miss Rose sweeney. who had been
the guest OF friends here recently.
sailed today from Philadelphia ON the
steamer "Friesland" for Europe where
she Will spend the winter studying
music.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

FOR sALE-3 acre tract of land, Win
field district on county road about
miles from Fairmont. Small house
with good garden. Quarry of fine
building stone on land. Coal rights
not reserved. Price $3.50 in easy pay
ments. Good discount for cash. Adj
dress z. ". care this Office. tt
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small Crowd Greeted Bryan.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept 22s-
The reception OF William J. Bryan in
Birmingham yesterday fell short OF
the attendance that has marked his
former visits to this city. The re-
turned traveller was greeted cordially
along the routesof the parade, but the
crowds we're much smaller than have
many time been seen on the streets
of Birmingham.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

FOR SALE - Established business
yielding a profit Of $50 per month.
Small investment. Easy terms, A good
trade established; will show books for
receipts and net profit. Address 3D."
this Office.
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Diamond Dust
NATIONAL.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston, s; Pittsburg, I.
Chicago, s; New York, Z.
Cincinnati, 2: Philadelphia I.
Brooklyn. /; ST. Louis. 2.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

FOR sALE-By H. Z. Norris. a 5Ox1O0
foot lot on Pleasant street, with a 2
room cottage, good wen, trees and
vines already bearing fruit. Terms to
suit. 17.6t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

.oR RENT-one Eeyen-room house.
sWoi four.room cottages. two ttats. An
aoaern conyeniences. Good locations
I. shain. Peoples Bank Building. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

FOR sALE-Fiye Dor house On
High street. Enquire at Merrifeld
Hotel. First ward. 24-7t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

Energetic ladies residing in! Fair
mont IN. VaS who can spare all or
part 81 their time to accept the exclu-
sfge agency OF an article of unusual
merit BestSof Testimonial circulars
ANA fraesamples to aid In selling.
months honest work viii b!.iId up
alffs income. No CAPITAL or security
required. White tc-dav. All aL2li-
cants VIII be called upon for a person.
INTER- lew by manager in about ten
dags. Address by mail, giving your
fncai address,. White .o-day. Manager
18th St, Wheeling, ". Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

FOR SALE = Eight roomel house.
with all modern convenfsnces. Apply
so5 Fourth street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

FOR RENT-At ten roomshouse on
ogden avenue All modern conyen-
ences. Apply 800 Quincy street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

eOR RENT-Afe few choice ONCE rooms
! the new Peoples Bank building.
apply at the PEOPLES Bank.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22
FOR GALE.

FOR sALE1Good property at 52i
Castor venue. Inquire, Mrs. J. A.
Leonard, e12 Merchant street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

4Prees Is, so, rs. $1.O0, $3.50.
Box Seats $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

County School Books.
ut A. @. Kinkead's, 314 Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

WANTEp3To rent q house with q or
ICONS With modern conyeniences;
Iocationspfeferred In 4th ami 9Th ward.
Address p West virginian Office,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

Making In all the most beautiful
production ever produced.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

wANTISD-At once, a nLrto. Apply
MIS- HUTCHINSON. 6s9 Tairmont
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

FOR RENT-New elk room dwelling,
main road and street car line, Barns
Apply ], ibis once tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

WANTEp-white cook, strictly sober,
Win experience inrestaurant. Adj
dress care the West Yirginian
etaee. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

TheSIntep 9rban cars willrnnstps
on atsert Tie perfernanc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

Look the want ads rel daily, Yon
may be wanted today or tomorrow
II, wait for it. go. tt