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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19
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WILLIE Alarch IL
iilharty al aged lady reid-
iag East RlsesyiIls was stricken
stth paraiy sls Ffiday last and = Ct
ptes ent in critical condition
No ore was With her when tirst
ftciSsn but Mr. Joseph CLAYTON g
near neighbor saw her fall and vent
tosher assistance. Her husband Mr..
Hayrnond Ftuhatty WIS at Falrmont
when the occurrence took place
b. %. satterfeld and La Fayette
Straight two Of RiEesvill prominent
citizens, got q call to attend the .. s.
Court at wheeling which conYenes
April srd Mr. straightbelng sum.
moned as petit juror and Mr. satter-
field as a gand juror.
on Saturday evening, March 18th, a
crowd Of young people assembled at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs, James
Fleming for the purpose Of celebrating
st Patrick,s day In the evening and
a more enjoyable event has never be-
fore been reported from this town.
Music. both vocal and instrumental
anu refreshments were the order Of
the occasion. Those present were:
Misses Iona Toothman. Lizzie Google.
Cay Morris, Leila Knight, Lizzie
satterfeld, Elizabeth Thorn, Gail Sat
terf1eld. Georgia snodgrass, Mamie
Loy1nan, and Esta Wilson,
sSTessers. Walter Fleming, Earl
Pnskett win Fleming. Geo Radclitf.
Jas. Thorn. Grover Straight, Fred
Clayton, Hongh Straight. Floy Thrash,
Fred Straight, Dee Wilson. chas
Knight, Russell Sncdeass and Jesse
whetsel.
Hoult, your political dream solves
quite problem, Rivesville has
thought for some time that a bad case
Of nightmare would develop oyerttere
soon. You say what do we think Of
railroad paddy making poetry Sure,
he could make poetry as good as any
body else If he knew how to make it
rhyme, but don't depend on youe
dreams 100 much they may fool you
again.
Say, its too thin, Watson had to
explode and try 10 make us feel little
by taking in about one third Of Fair
mono and not only that but went
SO far as to tell about the chicken
hatcher, as they called It at Hoult;
don't suppose they knew that an in
eubator was the name Of it, Rlyes:
gille did not intend to mention that.
but since Watson has told 1t It's no
harm to ask If It WAS so about the
chickens that were Matched oil being
ROSTERS and could flop their wings
but couldn't CROW Just like the town
Is now and always will be? We hope
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19
SOCIETY,".
ST. pat.rlek pay Party

Misses Roberta Bennington and
Miss Ruth Fleming entertained a mum.
her Of friends at cards on Saturday
evening at the home Of Miss Benning'
ton on Jefferson street, The entertain:
ment was q st. PatricE's party, the
tally card and fayors being in tae
forms Of the usual st, Patrick EN-
blems. a delicious buffet luncheon
was served. The guests we're Miss
Helen Boughner and Mr.. Herbert
oBughner and Mr.. Dugau Thompson
of clarksburg, Mr.. George Mcclain, q
Grafton, Misses Jess Dent Mildred
Pickett, Caroline Bright Mrs Martha
Davis, Messrs, Louis HelmicS James
Haggerty aud John Huffman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19
AN IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
Likely to Revolutionize Pharmacy.

OPEN TO Al,ls
This little book Of extracts, contains. IN
Main English, the name Of every ingrG-
dent which enters into Doctor Plprces
Golden Medical Discovery, the famous
cure. for weak stomach or dyspepsia,
torpid liver, or rbilionslGss.' bad blood,
and allcatarrhal diseases 81 the several
mucous passages, BY reading This little
book, you viii learn lghu this medicine
CureSSucha wide range OF diseases. You
will find that two of the lromtnent ingte.
dlents 0lthe = Golden Medical discovery.
are recommended by the medical writers
M MI the several schools OF practice fol
the cure of diseases Of tue mucous sur
| faces, as catarrh OF the nasal passages,
lof the stomach and bowels, Including
ulceration of the same. You will lind
| these agents also spoken 81 as the best
Of remedies for all cases OF atomic dyS'
pepSia, that Is dyspepsia dependent upon
weakness OF the stomach itself ltscl!'
lar weakness; also, for kidney and blad.
| der dlseAseS.
Seyeral6i the ingredients entering Into
! the NGOldefl Medical Discovery viz;
| Queens root, Black Cherry bark, Stone
root and BIoodroot are highly recon.
mended for chronic, or lingering coughs,
and for all chronic, Bronchial and laryIl.
geai, or throat anecli1llS n laeE s tIll!
OF the writer's 80 50 lar az go slate fllAs
the active medicinal 'pElPclpie SoIi,taineI
in Illlees root gone WV cure Ply ~ c ~
OF br0llellltls. rs ~ lOt reasohIAD!e tga
10 expect nlucn ~ tle way u cHls wv
results from q comPolllla coIlEstlllsIns NV
one but tolt5 ingredients, eaen q !, WHICH "
has a reputation Tor curing proncii!al aH w
throat atlecttons accompanied WIN 99'
! stlnate cough! ODseT " noMeygItI,
leads tie makers 81 tha ! famous l " ".
cine 70 recommend tho iliscoSeIy. =, l0E
clltOrilr or tt!lgertiia coughs rtegleF tlall
for ACUTE colds and c0lHs In tne lat!eE I
ease v general not e %lt'ossnIIlg
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lsea IVY ~ Vii y0s I az M
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SSvfelty VII PtVte tE''YN9
I'VE ~ iVvAtEot'
Rad AND YOU WILL KNow.
From the same little hook Of extraea
\ It will readily b seen iplly DR.. Pierces
4 Eav0rlte Prescription works such mar
4 velnnS cures in thoSq chronic and aus,
tresSinR diseases pecil lar TO women; IN
all cases OF pelvic. "a tarTll with waa ltells
! Ing drains. bearing or sdfagging-d0Els
\ pains or DIS resg. and " az menstrllal
A derRtlEements 1ndi iffegl or les the y "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19

mot Hoplt wliatdo yonthink of Barns.
Wit ganting e be ircorpc fateds
Don't hit bead anything Z Well y
looks very mnch ME another case
Of nightmare.
Don't that beat yois hut Jet hem q ~
ri once and when they get as AZ
advanced as Riyesyilie they can speak
out IL meeting say BarnsYille, you
mad better borrow Rtyesytlle charter
a fewdays NTH you see how you lie
the business i guess Us not In use
just atspresent nor hasn't been only
as Nj, b q Ramage, Of Fairmont,
shakes It up occasionally say, Barns:
vile, don't ever get q policeman from
Houlttown. You viii never hear the
last oft II you do. Better get one
one fron Fairmont and he viii stay
with you as long as you want him
we had one down here and he stay.
ed as long as we wanted hit to: Just
one day Evansville, we sincerely
sympathize with you as to your sick
ness, but You could not make US be.
lieye there are many fever germs a.
bout your town; they'd fan of your
sidewalks and break their necks.
Barracksyille must be hunting more
skunks. or the red headed band is FIX
ing to incorporate the town. Well as
far as the, Lone Star is concerned
who ever gets ready to incorporate
first Hoult, Evansville or Barracksyille,
can have our charter, and It's a good
one, It's never used much. Well
Watson, you have started something
you may mt be able to stop. We know
you don't mean much for Riyesyille,
but then you mentioned that chicken
hatcherat Hoult you might just as well
said Riyesville for we are right to.
gether on everything Or nearly 50, all
The difference there is. Houlttown
dreams what he says and Rivesyille
don't
Hoult avenue. you surely have eva.
porated or did Watson take you in
when they made their last grab? You
=, 10 .ono howl nI +han to0Ist hint. WHY
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19
W. W. Mitchell Dead
WELL KNOWN AND RoPuGA
MAN FALLS AS VICTIM
y. OF TYPHOID FEv

Mr.. w. W.MitchelI, one Of tue best
known and most popular nengof ths
city, died Sunday morning az han ai'
ter nine o'clock at his home On y am
ilton street, after d PROLONGED illness
oftyphold fever. Five weeks ago NJ.
Mitchell was taken i'll Of fever and
from the first his condition vas crdti
cali he grew betterfor q time and
thought to Beout Of danger tew
days ago, however he suffered q ne
lapse and gradually grew @otss until
death claimed him lot the hour men
toned. For thepast twelve Year Re
had been employedlin the shipping de-
partment OF the w, va. Grocery and
Candy Company where he wassa laitii-
.fql.and trusted emplo and d general
!tayorfte among the manag gers aud 81.
eF employees. Nj, Mitchell was q men;
Der Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, and was also 4 member q Ne
Masonic and Knit thIas
Lodges. Deceased was born u Frfd
sicstown, Ohio, and 81 tie time of
hIsdeath was 47Syear q age ie 81
ny his VIE and touf ehil.
dr6n, Iaenpre. Benton Paul md cere-
~ 81 ~ \. /. N u tfiFhhaii ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19
satutdAYI EYenlnabW tddIng..

Married, On Saturday ayening ~
han after slght oeIeel " ne home
NJ Sheridan aneildef MIS- 9elphia
Eiuamaa and MI N NJ hea5on. Rev
i. ". Robers performed ihe marriage
ceremony M. and Mrs Lesson win
reside ia lhls city
Mannlnalon District Wedding
Married. on Wednesday March the
lfih. nj TIE West farm near Manning
ton. Mr., zonlua j. Mercer ara Miss sa.
rnh Floyd Rev arthur Gee oI 'n'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19
rhlmhle club AnnlNeraarY.

The second anniversary Of the sstc 81
Ian Thimble club will be celebrated on
Thursday March the 22d, at the home
.otIthe president, Mrs. ]. 3. Leyelle; on
Merchant street, Much has been done
by the ladies in preparation teF the
event which promises TO be unusually
enjoyable.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19

Warrington Baptist Church perform
elthe marriage ceremony in tie pres
sase Of the immediate friends Of the
contracting parties. The bride and
groom are popular young people of
that community and have the best
wishes Of a host Of friends
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19

Buy quart OF rhiskey from shaw
and Carey and got qoor' Brandy ires'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19
sDIen's New
Suits

We 7IioW you 30 boz y 1T
affords in this llns aH.1 yep
81 ear suits ycu elil hape
tsreul klndu Of sasalseuo, On,
faction Of s'inu we'll dressed
faction p. a good 'sl'ah 4r
satisfaction Of knowing
have a suit that viii se.r .'.'.' = r
dera iulI return for as .a'aar
In it
sac ON Window ---- - Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19

FOR RElJT-e-room fat, all conyen-
FENCES Corner Of Walnut and Fourth
streets
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19
WAITED 70 RENT.

WANTED Torrent a four to SIX room.
house Win few acres Of ground,
within one q three miles Of Fairmont.
On stres ear line preferred. Write
care west vIrgtpian Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19

FOR RIIEJT sixFoom house with
bath III is washington street. Pos
sessIon III once. Apply totJ. w. HAIR
once. Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19

FOR REET Basement room, front.
ing Oh parks avenue. under Citizens
Doliat sayings Bank,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19

FOR RldlIT-One seyen-room house.
rwo fonr DOM cottages, two fats, An
modern conyenlences. Good locations
ahsi1 psopleIg Bank Building. Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19

TOR RENT few choice once rooms
IN lie new Peoples Bank building. Ap.
ply d the People Bank;
FOR RETT-A number Of fine Office
rooms for rent in the Geo. NJ. Jacobs
buildins Monroe street. Inquire Of
Geo Il. Jacobs, County Clerks ONCE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19

LOST medium sized ;lady's gold
watch between Chr.stie's store and
the Fasrmont Normal school building.
Finder WIN please return to the West
virginian once and obtain reward
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-19

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-12
League Not Dead.

Telephone sdvices just received from
Ishpeming state that that city is
being canvassed by the base ball
fans in an effort to secure funds for
the placing Of team in the Men
ominee Range league. II being the
Marquette range fellows intention 20
secure the franchise which Iron Noun
tain.now holds Iron Mountain has
decided 10 drop ont of the league.
much TO the regret Of the lovers of the
sport on the range for the Iron Noun
tain fellows always put MP good
game.
Crystal Falls, Escanaba and Men
ominee have their teams ready and the
entering of the Ishpeming team will
complete the circuit.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-12
SUBSCRIPTION s,.oo PER YEAR

one OF them can be NO found.
The auditing committee consists OF
Supervisors Jobe. Leonard and Scott
In the line OF general business the
most important matter that came be
fore the board was report from tho
road commissioners favoring the a.
doption OF the road from Amasa 10
Iron River into the county road sys-
tenn. The matter was discussed at
length end it was the consensus OF
opinion that the finances of the county
do not warrant doing anything just
now, as fridge 10 cost not less than
~ COO will have 10 be built across the
Paint river in Bates township before
the road will be Of any particular
service. IL is likely that. just as soon
as the financial condition OF the
county warrants the road will be
formally adopted and some work done
upon IL.
The matter Ut Jail improvements
was taken. up and. that. too. was made
contingent 10 the financial condition
of the county. A statement will be
presented from the treasurer at later
date wnen the attitude Of the board
towards improvements will be deter
mined
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-12

Lost. Strayed Away or Stolen
Models from the Bon Ton Fashion
Plate When sought for were found at
the Lady Maccabee's Fall Dress Party,
ON last Thursday evening. Among
those whose return was greatly des-
paired of and for whom the create ST
rewards were offered were
Sara Munns who was fonnd bare
headed and with her grandfather =
boOos on.
Mrs. Nelson Margison. gaIlantly 80
corted by Mrs Charron. took US back
10 the days when cloth for skirts was
not at q premium
Mrs ! Cohen who was found dane
mig tho light fantastic TO The Hot
Time sung by Mrs Jackson and
Mahala Munns.
Eliza Desbien and Mrs. Wilson were
found in corner playing iackS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-12
RICHARDS CHOSEN
CHAIRMAN AGAIN
pRfsIDes OVER COUNTY BOARD FOR
FOURTH YEAR.
StNSIbA CUSTODIAN FOR COUNTY
All County Property Placed in his hand,
by the County Board COMMITTEES
Appointed ios Year.

The rev county board held it's first
meeting last Thursday in the super
visors' room in the court house and or
ganized by selecting Of Superintendent
w. J. Richards as chairman. This is
the fourth time that Supervisor
Richards has been honored with the
Craftsmanship of the board and bis
election was by unanimous vote.
The action next In importance was
the appointment of committees and Of
these the most important ones are aud
iting committee, purchasing committee
and custodian Of county property.
The custodianship of county property
has always been an nnsettle question
but will not be 50 in the future for
Sheriff Sensiba was, by the unanimous
action OF the board, selected TO fiji that
position. Mr. Sensiba has shown
much interest and ability in the man.
agement Of the countys property. even
when he was not by the direct action
Of the board, its custodian and in re-
cognition OF bis services and from 4
feeling that the property will be pro
perly looked after IL placed in nil
custody, Mr.. Sensiba was entrustee
with It, This action on the part Of th,
board meets with the approval o
everyonef
The purchasing end OF the board wa
straightened out also Heretofor,
member Of supervisors made up tn,
committee which was very nnhand,
arrangement in getting requis
tions. To simplify this department
the prosecuting attorney and cIerl
were appointed as the oombittee ant
hereafter there will be no excuse fol
not having requistions and having
them signed as these officials can al
ways be found in their Offices AZ leas
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-12
GOING TO NORTH FREEDOM
Steel Company 10 Start Exploring in tho
Wisconsin District

Steel Company 10 Start Exploring in tho
Wisconsin District
The oliver Iron Mining company
has made move during the past
month, that is greatly surprising min
ing men acquainted with the past his
tory OF the business 10 is stated upon
good authority that the company in
tends 10 do lot Of diamond drill work
in the Wisconsin district the coming
summer and Superintendent Trebilcock
has been sent there 10 start the work.
Mr. Textbook left last week for
North Freedom and expects 10 be kept
there for some length Of time
Much reticence is employed in con
nection with the contemplate work
down there but 10 has come from
seemingly good authority, that the
company intends placing lot of dia-
mond drills at work in that district at
once
The surprising part of the matter il
the apparent change OF front on the
part OF the Steel people relative To that
district When other interests were
going crazy over North Freedom, the
Oliver Mining company held aloof and
\ it was considered on AL sides that the
Steel people had no faith in the dis
\ trict
The results obtained ny the 'inde
pendents were not wnat were expect
ed and North Freedom was dropped ~
iron ore mining calculations
The present move on the part ~ the
Steel company will undoubtedly revive
interest IN The district and the work
Of the company will be watched with
interest by mining men IN general
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-12
To tsAend on Harrison Ave.

In another column is call for bids
for the trenching for mains ON Har-
rison street. IL being the intention Of
the council 20 extend the water mains
ON that street at once
Harrison street suffers more than
any other street in tho city from water
famine. the ledge being snch along
there that water cannot be had by
means of wells The residents on that
street have been asking for long time
FOR water privileges and they will ap.
preciate tho action OF the council.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-12

lens.
This work will De watched with a
great deal OF interest as upon its re-
suits depends great deal Of the future
Of the territory between the city and
the TobiD mine. ~ is thought that the
territory out there will be found akin
TO the Stambaugh valley in ore CON
tents If the formation is followed up
Systematically TO determine the ac-
curatsnsss of this theory and define the
formation that the present work is
being done
NOT EXPECTED BY STRIKE
1--WE thought. at hrst that the strike
would curtail operations at our mines
but our people were prepared and We
didn't lose any by IT., said Spperin-
tsndent Richards 10 the writer few
days before the strike was declared or.
Crystal Falls mines pounded" right
along. producing oil the ore that could
be mined while curtailment was in
progress In other districts. Some
little orc was added to the stockpiles al
few of the mines but not much. The
breaking of he strike cleared the at
mosphere and makes the prospects
much brighter
ToBIN STOCK PILE LOADED.
The big stockpile adjacent to th,
Hennepin shaft of the robin has beer
cleaned up and the shovel Is now a.
the new pile on the Tobin property
Loading was pushed At the Tobin righ
through and will be removed 70 an
other OF the companys mines.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-12

The brutal murder of four-months
old babe by drunken Italian miner
occurred at Iron Mountain last Mon
day. Tne.murderer. Bragini Giacomo.
entered the house Of neighbor. also
an Italian, and found the mother nurs
ing the baby. Giacomo was suffering
from delerinm tremens and asked To
be allowed 10 hold the child. When
refused. he grabbed the child ont OF
the mothers arms and dashed its
brains out against the wall
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-05-12
x. OF c. AZ Iron Mountain.

a council u the Knights OF Colum.
bus Is 10 be organized at Iron Mountain
In the near future and the local mem
bers Of the order are taking great
deal of interest in the coming event.
Il is probable that large attendance
will be in evidence from this city.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-30
All Over Weld.

week getting ready for business the lst
of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Briggs accom-
panied the remains OF Mrs. Helen
Geotchius to her old home at Osceola,
Iowa. Friday, where they will be laid to
rest by the side OF her husband.
The funeral OF the little son of Mr..
and Mrs Philip Koch took place Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Cooper
conducted the services. The sympathy
OF many friends goes out to the bereaved
ones.
Jacob Steinburg, young German.
died at the home Of his parents in Wind
sor last Saturday night OF typhoid fever.
He was a member of one Of the most
prominent German families in this com.
munity. He with his father and two
brothers have been employed at the su.
gar factory for the past two years. The
funeral took place Monday afternoon
from the German church.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-30
HighlandIake

School will open here Sept. 4.
Farmers are preparing to harvest
a fine crop of beets.
Rev. D. A. Strong and family re-
turned from the mountains last
week.
Some of the dry land wheat made
50 bushels per acre here and barley
IS bushels per acre.
Mrs. c. V. Holmes and son were
in the mountains last week. Mr..
Holmes went up there Saturday and
accompanied them home Monday.
VIM. Galliett has resigned hi
position as manager Of the Western
Lumber Co. The family left TO
their home in Cleveland, Ohio, Wed
nesday. Mr.. Herring will take thu
place as manager.
The Farmers and Commercial banl
opened In Mead Monday. They viii
have their office in the Newton Lum
Der Co. IS hardware store until they
have their own building up which
will be built of brick made IN
Mead,
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-30

The M. f. Ladies' Aid held very
pleasant meeting with Mrs. S, Miller the
other day. The hostess Perved dainty
refreshments.
VIM. Nettleton and family accom-
pnnied by relatives who are visiting
them from the east are enjoying them
selves in the hills.
The many friends OF Mrs. Edith Terrell
are pleased to hear that the operation
which she underwent in Denver last
week proved successful.
Miss Emma Hughes of Ferris, Ill,
who taught the eighth grade last year
has returned to Eaton aud will teach the
9Th grade again This year.
Last Tuesday the sugar factory began
earliest fields and general ssmplinR 10
expected TO be carried on next week.
Rev. s. G. Dickinson left Monday
in Estes Park, 80 there we're no services
at the Congregational church Sunday.
Mrs. James Wolfe entertained Mrs.
James Thompson and Mrs. James HAM !,
OF Windsor and Mesdames Alger and
Eaton at one o'clock luncheon Wednes-
day.
Chas. r. Meyer, who has been in the
Golden Rule for four years, has accepted
position with Meyer & Co. at Fl. Col
Inns. His many friends here wish him
success.
w. R. Clark and s. Brown returned
Tuesday from their trip to New Mexico
where they were looking after the lamb
market, but found it 30 high that they
did not invest at present.
Tuesday afternoon about thirty ladiee
we're pleasantly entertained by Mes,
danes Max Meyer ard j. G. Carlson at
guessing party. Much amusement was
derived from some of the answers. Ele
CANT refreshments were served and al
present had delightful time.