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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09


Aimptfef 6ffies &c nlnily sue
sometimes oFget her own bodily Dis !il,
eomioft becahse IL her oyerp {
love tor the child She lbeeein e ero zen
down sleep a rgqtis int PIE and
ieels tired ON morning until night
fanyinot aefs 81 expert fce N lsgotl
iatilt inch . time lies tAse been re-
slieEedg herel i and slsen red ana
put INTO pro- tef King . pre-
ictiptipn which tiieit rnOtliets hsl told
them WIS the hest Fotnat' tente alle
sHefyihe e be q zen a sngll time ".
Piefce is1y ottte sctiptipl haq en-
i6yedlati Fiable leptlt .iot over :
third Of 3 century 70 that Ll1e j
has sold more in ". tle United
Statss than any q INC lo4 ,Kol4A Q
needs and To- Ne re
than eyef. lts gipsde up this llll
spresctipt ion ron native ne tctne repsl
without the use 81 Atllcle Of 4lcohQl
and lot the single pEisplle q etrihg
th0se dis lleI tes p e; Allsi
when there y q lAek o. Motnanly!
sttengh 70 bear the l1lISe na q "a eet!lsl
duty How teEs women cone g s "a
setttica! time WITH e1eqgete esLe9l stI, !,
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1SSTaii5n thenI Te1tfFed ior mother.
kooti9 asks The J yonnE woman. And
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Ss. q 1 unhesitatinrly adSise al.
,,eatart MOI liefs ( q {use Doctor pier6osl
ssyoriIA Pres6rFiint IA D writer Mrs. ]:
~. d, stephens, 81 Mia, va. Tho Fei;
AZ, sons ior ais advice q that IDr. PIERCE
Fayorite Pfescription Is The best pre-
paFaIiye for the ma teFnal function. No
matierhoW healthy and strong 4 woman
NAV II. ;sl1e cannot use q Fayorite Pre-
scriptionn a. d preparaHye for ma
ternity without gain Of health and
colnfoft. BUTT il the women who are
not strong who best appreciate the great
benetits received from the use of 9 Ed.
yorfte Prescriptions Forone thing IL
(. use makes the baby's advent practically
nainless. 1t has In many cases reduced
DAYS q suffering tosa brief few hours,
n 6as changed the period Of anxiety
and ,st,ugele into time Of ease and
comfort.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
ez8R 70 BUY FOUR
LAKE susMARlIsE.s
AneFlead inventor VII Haild Fens
81 lie bsFsess Nesssls 81
81, -Pr,TIERsntRGI Feb.I


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submit q ths lmifait fef q
|proyal the final plan fcf four BIS Lake
scfuiser submarine which
building Tor Russia. Il s said that
stiie 1bats Viii be 81 me Iaig tom
mage cf that type q construct sot l
Win ths ineotpo lion q ltese erat
and others WHEEL tfe built y
Russia, as vel as several hich g 9 81 !.
in epnrae ols cons suction II Germans
Russia wiIl tBlsa rank IS ecehd ill
the nayies u ths world with vessels
Of this type
In addition 10 those n the Bal "
division there viii be ii least y, INF
Gliding the fYe lake boats watch are
now at vladiyostok, to which place
they we're sent by rail during the 81
cent war TO Participate in the defense r
of that place ID the expected siege
on account q the nature Of Russia :
naval problem for several years g
come, It Is probable that the defense
of the coasts aud harbors OF the co Gun
-try must deyolye on small vessels
The admiralty Is greatly Interested
in submarine boats, and Is experiment;
ing with German, French and A1ner I
can types, as we'll as vita Russti'p
notifications thereof. i
-- 1900
Simon Lake constructed the tfal
practicable submarine vessel IN ms
United states-the Argonaut-whicS
was built on Locust Point while Lake
was a resident Of Baltimore and which
made Its first descent in the Patapsco
river.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

A teacher in a public school Of Ios-
ton once had great difficulty in i'm
parting to a boy pupil at 10 certain
elementary principles Of grammar. In
class one day the instructor expert
enced more than the usual amount Of
trouble with the lad. In desperation
the teacher finally blurted out the
question: AT least, you can tell me
why we study grammar
eyes, ma'am,e returned the pupil;
Eve study grammar 50 that we can
laugh at the mistakes Of others n
Harper's Weekly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
Ibs,en,s eGho,s,ts.n

Ibsen's 4Clhosts, TIE play made
popular IN this country by such fine
players as Mrs, Fiske. Blanche Bates,
Mary Shaw and Alberta Gallatln viii
be presented at the Opera House, Fri
day, Feb. 16, BY an excellont company
It was last played here by Miss AZ
berta Gallatin. Play goers still re-
member wildly her splendid perform
ance. The Mrs, Alving, Of this new
company, is Miss Emma Ogden Man
ming, a splendid actress OF the modern
school. Mr.. Herbert o'Connor will be
seen as oswald, the boy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
VI Va OIL
LdtsstDsveI oDIIleats OF Oil
(SasThroIlehOlIt IfIe STATS.

~ IN ID.
IN ire Bond creek ltstric Ritelise
county tie south Penn on Company
has drilled slts No ion the Morgan g
iHensworth farm through the Keanes
sand and saill not have better than g.
5.barrel plmpers
In the Bent run district pleasants
county, the West Virginia Dfllltng
Company has drilled rs No. Bon the.
Josiah Holden farm deep INTO the Big
'Intan sand and has no show Of Oh OF.
gas.
IN he same district the Engle Run
on and Gas Company has drilled gits
No. 9 on Tie Allen Hcldren farm
through the Maxon sand and has a
show for 9 very light pumpeE.
In the Cairo district, Richie county,
the States OH Company has the rtg
completed for test on the 3. =. NC iic:
Ginnie farm The South Penn Com
pany's test on the p NJ. McGinnts
farm is holding up at 90 barrels 9 day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
SHERIFF FuRsEE
is To-day Mailing Notices to Men
Summoned on Jury.

sEerlfP Furbce is today mailing no
tees to the jurymen for the March
term Of Circuit Court, The notifca,
ton is in the form of postal cards en-.
closed in envelopes When received
by the ones they are intended for tia
card is signed and returned to the
sheriff.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
I4g loIF 1oE A,N,I'TifRY.

= ii. rs 4 ~ lo tff ~ "A
Many % the Demo cratlc papers Of
lie state, true to their instincts sct
tying 70 play upon the prejadices Of.
the people have been having trnitca to
say about the manner "a which lie
state Board Of Public Works travels
,fom point 70 point on tts present
istip. The wheeling News takes me
Register to- task for 90 editorial IN
hat connection as follows:
1.-THE morning tax-iodging organ
schoea an editorial from the Parkers3
burg Sentinel, designed TO create ths
Impression that the State Board Of
public Works Is travelling in sybaritic
luxury, special trains, private Pull.
mans and sica. The feet Of the mat.
,ter5 is that . special Pullman can be
occurred by q party the size Of the.
State boards. at considerably less
than the cost Of tickets in the reg,i.
.laf Pullman. AS the party has to
cover several thousands Of miles ina.
month and in order to avoid hotel
Sills which are higher than pullman
fares, must travel by night, It cannot
DE expected to ride exclusively in day.
coaches. Even State officials are en-.
titled 10 some sleep. When special
trains were used It was to gain time
5nmaking a point when II the party
had awaited the regular train an en-
tire day would have been lost, engage.
ments broken ami expense increased.
The fact Of the matter Is the boards
rayeling plan is the most economical
that could be devised, unless # tray,
elsd in box cars, and moreover. no IA.
7ors were asked of or given by the
railroads.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

Tho West ylrginian b delivered by5
earrieu to all parts d tie eity md
Tho nearby towns ~ single copy
80 missed. notify US o. once So thas.
90 Investigation may beimade.
The West virsiniaats tor sac q
The following plaeess
A. C. Martins book ascsg, Main
Clyde Hollis cigar store, Main 81.
Nniead's news stand Aiein gtreet.
MERGERS contecticnst opposite.
Watson Hotel.
Yost Billiard PafIor Fairnlont3
avenue.
A. Merrineld's store, Locust ayenue.
Fred Harris confectionery Iater.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
ME WAY GEORGE SEES II.

Tie Fairmont West vlrginian
labels with the brand Of Democracy
allof the Republican papers that
oppose the Dawson.Hubbard tax
scheme. At the same time the West
Vltshian is following the Democratic
leadership Of the Wheeling News AMI
Register In Its al
yocacy DC tax reform -Fayette
Jolfnal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

1tls said that Prince Louis Napo,
leon, nov III me Russian service m
GOVERNOR eiieFBl II the gaacasps' re-
COMFY objected "a liasing spldtefs3fire
on uparmed moBs = werlmsas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
STEAMSHIP LINE HAS
BEEN TRANSFERRED

NEW YORK, Feb, s.-The transfer
OF the Clyde steamship Company Of
Delaware to the newly incorporated
Clyde Steamship Company Of Maine
was effected here today, according to
a statement made by Cherries ".
Morse, who is at the head Of the synd;
cate which has taken over the Della
ware company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

A valentine turkey supper on VA.
entine eve. Tuesday. the 18th, at the
NJ. E. Church, Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

Valentines Of all kinds at Bur.
dette's. *
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
SHORT STORIES.

Mushrooms grow all over the world
and are as good in Siberia as IN the
tropics.
Half the so called mad dogs have
nothing The matter with them but the
toothache.
Australia contains more unexplored
territory in proportion to its size than
amy other continent
One-thIrd Of all the dereIicts who APP
ply for aid 20 the New York \. n. q
A. are college graduates
There are 2Ts newspapers published
In Mexico, Of which seven are printed
IN the English language.
j. f. Bennoch OF Orono. Me-. has
come into possession Of the old Orono
flag which was used very long time
ago to adorn the faEpole In the viii
lage. The fact that the flag has only
thirty-two stars attcsts It's great age.
IN constructing the East river tun-
neis, New York city, according to the
statement OF the engineer In charge,
fourteen mon have succumbed as the
result Of working In the high pressure,
thirty-four pounds to the square inch
above the normal pressure of the at
mosphere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
American League Standing.
KENTUCKY WARNS THE MUTUAL
President Peabody Notified to Appear
and Explain.

Frankfort, Ky, Oct s. Henry R.
Prewitt, commissioner Of insurance for
Kentucky, has sent telegram TO Pres
ident Peabody Of the Mutual life in
surance company Of New York, notify
ing him 70 appear al Frankfort and
give an account Of his action IN dis
charging Colonel Iiindnian q louisville
as general agent Of the Mutual for
Tennessee and Kentucky, intimating
that IL telegraphic reports are true, she
license Of the Mutual to do business in
Kentucky viii be revoked
In his telegram TO President Peabody,
Prewitt says press dispatches today
say Colonel Hindman has been dismissed
from your service on account on having
been nominated on opposition ticket Of
administration ticket Is this true ?
Any note or bylaw Of your company
that permits such action on your part
is unjust and unfair 90 pOlicyholders,
and IS in spirit tyrannical and I'M.
American. Such company msnagcd
BY men who undertake to cover employ
ees BY such methods win not be toll
Grated in this state You are notified
to appear at Frankfort on or before
October Is to give full account Of
your action IN regard 10 this natter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
o'coNNoR Al THE WHITE HOUSE.
Presidents Study Of the Celtic Sagas
Has Increased Respect for Irish


Washington. D. G., oct. s President
Roosevelt Saturday received u p. VCon-
nor, member Of parliament, Michael Il.
Ryan of Philadelphia, the new presi-
dent Of the United Irish league Of
America, and Or. Maurice r Egan and
William u. Downey, both IF Washing
ton. Mr.. 0Connor had met the presi-
dent several times The president, al.
hiding 10 his forthcoming article on the
Celtic saqas, declared chat his study
81 them had made him realize more
than ever before the high place Ireland
occupies the story Ut learning and
civilization, and that no man. especial
~ with Irish blood ii his veins, could
fail To have respect for himself sud his
rnce enormously Enlightened by such
studies. The president then asked Mr..
0'Connor 10 give the message TO the
Irish people that his affection and adj
| miratiun for them grew stronger every
year and that he earnestly hoped fol
their prosperity.
Mr. OConnor told the president Of tht
great appreciation the English people
had Of his work in behalf Of peace be
tween Japan and Russia, and said ht
doomed up among them ia the statue 81
/ liberty does IN New York harhor
Speaking Oh the subject ~ self govern
menf. ia Ireland, lie sad Il measure
having that IN view would be intro.
dluced at tho next session Of parliament
and would pass the house ot commons
BY Il majority 81 100 votes. The house
Of lords, which feared the terrors Of
refusing 70 accede TO d popular de-
rnand, he hoped, would shrink from re-.
jccting the measure Mr. 0Connor left
Washington late It'll the day for Bos4
ION, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
ANOTHER MORAN FTZzLE.
Grand Jury Reports emo BilI' in Nor
mai School Case.

Boston, Oct. $ Alderman Thomas II
Ruggles Of Chelsea was indicted at Bos-
ton Saturday BY the Suffolk county
grand jury on charge Of receiving q
bonus ii connection with the awarding
OF contract for city work Benia-
min r. Nichols, secretary for the Re-
publican Ward and city committee 81
Chelsea, was also Indicted, the charge
being that Ne offered 4 bride in conBec-
ton with the contract. These indict-
merts follow an extensive investiga-
tion BY the grand jury. A mo bill'
was returned in the case Of the com
monwealth against TIE Boston schoo
,houae commission which had been chafg,
"a with negligence ia permitting the
normal school group ot buildings in tho
Eenway to be built in violation Of tbs
specifications. District Attorney Moran
had alleged that inferior cement had
been used in the foundations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
Football Games Of Saturday.

Vale 81. Syracuse o.
Harvard II, Maine 0.
Dartmouth IS, Holy Cross 0.
Brown IL. Wesleyan o.
Michigan 90. Case O.
Cornell 81, Oberlin 5.
Pennsylvania IL, North Carolina 0.
Princeton 8, Washington and Jeifer.
son 0.
West Point "a, Trinity o.
Franklin and Marshall -, Lebanon
Valley college O.
Vermont II, Middlebury D.
Princeton freshmen Z, Brooklyn boys
high school 0.
Georgetown %, Gallaudet b.
Cincinnati 0, Marshall 0.
Annapolis o, Dickinson O.
Pennsylvania state 4, Carlisle 0.
Swarthmore 4. Villanoya 0.
Lafayette 80, Ursinus 0.
Lehigh s, George Washington o.
West university Of Pennsylvania sc,
Hiram college Q.
Massachusetts, agricultural 0, New
Hampshire 0.
Bates II, Hebron academy 0.
Tufts 2s, Worcester technical 0.
Exeter III. Bowdoin 8.
AndoYer 26. Norwich university 0.
Colby il, Portland artillery 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
BOY SHOT DEAD.
Body Found in the wooda--A Com
panion Under Arrest.

Springfield, Mass, OCT So. Augustin
Faille, n years Of age, son of John
faille Of Conway, was shot dead iii
that town Saturday morning, ana Chas.
Pair, boy Of about the same age,
i under arrest on suspicion 81 having
caused his death. II il believed the
shooting was accidental. Faille left his
home about 6 o'clock Saturday morning
to 20 hunting on Cricket hill with Pair.
they went, according To the Pair hoy,
q the Hackett place, where they sepa-
rated. Pair says he then returned to
til village to the DeWolf & Hassell
shoe factory, where beth boys were EN-.
ployed, The family Of the Faille boy
became anxious when he did not return
in the evening, and parties were oF
ganized to search for him. +ricket hlit
was searched a. far as the town furm,
and about 10 o'clock an aid wood goad
leading from Mrs. MuIlcns place t0 the
lIerrick place was reached and the faAlse
boys body was discovered, with woand
i'll the breast.
The boys gun, single harfeled weaP
on, was III bis hand ana WAS loaded,
indicating eoIelusiyely that h's DEATH
was not caused hy lis own haas the
body was found by y, i. Balid ffsa
iolcomh, George Robertson aad tRaFies
Pair. the boy with wAop ae started
auntinq IN the morning Mgrd Mas sent
Is Medical Examiner Canedx a Shsi-
hurne Fails and I'D Blu authority she
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
LAST GAMES
OF BASE BALL
We're Played in Two Leagues
Yesterday
CHICAGO TO-F0LD CHAMPS
Series for the Championship Of the
World viii Be Started in Windy
City Tomorrow Yes
terday's Games,

The two major baseball leagues closed
their seasons yesterday, the Chicago
tesns being declared the champions IN
each. The new champions Of the Ameri-
can league dropped their final game 10
Detroit, however BY the score Of To 4,
while the best the Chicago Nationals
could do with 81 Louis was to break
even, 2 70 ., after game 81 eleven
innings. Cleveland defeated" 81. Louis
in The former league and Pittsburg took
its final game from CINCINNATI
Beginning tomorrow. the two Chicago
teams will begin battle for the cham
pionship Of the world.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
THOUGHT HE SHOT BUT ONE.
George N. Miller Of Providence Claims
to Have Acted in SeIf-defense

Providence, r. l., Oct s.-George N.
Miller, aged 80, is under arrest in this
city, charged with shooting and serious.
~ wounding Eva johnson, 30, and his
cousin, Ellen A. Andrews, AS. Both
women are at the hospital, and their
names have been placed on the danger
Gus list
Miller, who boarded with his cousin
CLAIMS that he was compelled 60 shoot
her in self-defense, she having threat
ened to shoot him. lie declares lie
has no recollection Of shooting Miss
Johnson lie surrendered 10 the police
after the shooting, which occurred NJ
Miss Andrews house on Winter street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
NORWICH LOSES.
Defeated by Andover Academy by Score
Of rs To-

Andover, Mass. Oct. s.. Phillips An
dover defeated Norwich university, 20
to 0, on Brothers field Saturday after
noon, through superior geHeralship. The
visitors had strong team, but fast
work by the Andoyer backs and good
punting kept Norwich on the defensive
most 81 the time. Captain Daley kicked
pretty goal from the field after a
fair catch by Merritt on the 20-yard
line Merritt made q run Of rs yards
and Barney or Norwich got around the
end once for 80 yards. Andovcr tried
The forward pass and the play Melted
10 yards, Merritt sending the bali TO
Richmond,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
BODIES OF IS VICTIMS.
All of the Dead Employees Recovered
( from the Pocahontas Mine.

New York. Oct. s.-rhe Associated
Press received At Roanoke. Va, Saturday
night, the following telegram from tbs
Pocahontas colleries company, dated al
Pocahontas;
eve win be glad to have you an.
nonnce that We have now recovered
the bodies Of all the employees lost IN
the West mine disaster OF October .
the total being 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
20 WITHDRAW COAL LANDS.
Determination az President Likely to
pc Subject q Special Message.

Washington. d. G., oct. 81 lt is I'm.
erStoad that the President has finally
determined u withdraw all OF the coal
lands nat already taken mp from entry
inter tllf land laws of the United
states The expectation is that ne viii
~ special message request Congress
3 change the statutes, but that mean
while hs VIII himself temporarily with
iraw the coal lands Of the country,
& a basis for tire order.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you neglected your kidneys
Have you ovcrworked your nervous sys'
tenn and caused trouble with your kid.
neys and bladder! Have you pains in
loins, side, back, groins and bladder
Have YOU a flabby appearance Of the
face, especially under the eyesg Toe
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
BOSTON MEN TO APPEAR.
Trial Of Bad Check Case in Bennington
Awaits Smiths.

Bennington, Oct s.After spending
most OF the day over the ease Of the
man and woman calling themselves Mr..
and Mrs. +. c. Smith Of Boston, charged
with forgery and passing bogus checks
the court adjourned for two weeks, in
order to give Il. NJ. and v. G, Smith
Of South Market street, Boston, Mass,
chance 70 get here. The officers here
believe the Young man i n. r. Sam
ders. a printer, The two are said 20
be wanted in Winthrop, Me-, and other
places for forgery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-08
BURLINGTON
Notes on the Game.

Coach n Al Bates, the former God
dard and university Of Vermont football
player, i doing good work n building
up The team.
The Goddard men played together
we'll.
Y looks like q good lighting chance
for Goddard in the preparatory school
race for the championship this year.
Quarterback Heath has Il good boot
for puEting and works his plays well.
Heath and J. Berry each got raps
on their heads that kept them quiet
for few minutes.