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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
@soersxE.

SnbtanopsIis RaHeesgreae
oenobnl, BITS gutter 1O-12e; prts1s bts ~
ud5lter l4-l6e ; Sdnep 824-83c, EoIh,r
DeIou 1s bts ace. Sapa 2s-a2e.
Sn Hadetsx:
1sioia $1A.76, 2ton S1t.7S SesIsp sll.7,
9araeas S14.76. Dtumortt's sla 30, Duts
Sasa 8lenS $500, gItmas Saba glsnb
$14.75, Duriea STATS.
8uder-Domtnoes TAG; etlGsuess 8 80
ruIpertFrter 5.32e; xf4z puIpertHrtss 6.s7.,
fstaer sranalirter 6.02e; Cubes SAC; ana.
iectsoners' u 5.07e; H~sbseuoob Y 4.82e: Hkbs
mtg 4 A.72e; empire U 4.s7e; JSsaI sytzs
GolSen 9 4.57e: 8tnbipr grtra & l.b7s,
&ssgeropo 6 l.4ae; seIber 8 6:l2s; 10 ssI,
br 4.07.
0etroGnete SriGts-aspfeI. as Der eSsxs
setrodnet. &c; SobameSbeeren 7e bts TIE:
sttron 18e bts l4e; Rufaex, q grppx. psf
|funS, 7e, Q Grorun 7&e. 1 grorx I've ias.
menfreie sbts &c, California ShiseateI TVS;
enItana nc. trtpOuttrte euItaxa lie Oh lss
California aprtfofen 6s biB LIE.
MHe-8ra8iI mea Sc bts 10c; SiIberts Ifs
Neanoeln ID; wei@f@aIige EGxbsIs 15e-
Serbian RanSeIn l5e: Heaxirts &c bs SIS.
ser0Rste 7e bts &c; eusIti@e BaIxiHs
effs-RaIs 40 Or. xea). Sas. g. 10 per
0ouone.
BidIss-24OO tst Sat $40: 1900 tna ca
3D. 1900 TIM SaIbfas $500; 900 tm 6as
$3.50.
etdrte-4earI. 8&e. GbGnsptos Stos. / ana
8 Efano Radete 8. Rom, l BIB. 4aests.
4x-6}c.
~Sanbp-7e; etansen seuai9t u; stSs
GER semti@t &c; Banner 9uiR 6e; srssn
Bonbons l0c; Hs. Q Cream, seuii@t s.
&eis-garoItna. Ropf. 4t--s}e, Sa$as 81
-62e, 8ebro@ener. 8--ze.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
0ate.

gnaros . Berfaafstssds SnseoEnsts
s@peiertaie 8oe per HtuxS stsssr;s&s.
s@ueper,die It's, Nsseoafs Sserm . aF
is, Sem Eori gbenbcrss l6t, ssRsssHs'
{1er 3tnsburser lac. Bird l6c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
SbferbesS 8.

~ ~NsUe
0a& ben Isbten uefasaunsen fnb BEL
benz Sturnle "a Wsnf4eu gst6otet uno
46 nerlest poroen.
m mel bem6ltt.
% Arlington, 4. Wdra. -
gs perlautet aus elaubbafter Nuelle,
bob cine 8rsnnung Der Gbe oes Sena.
tors @bauncsp W. Sepep ffatifinbsn
ipirb. Cine Hsu Dorter NooOtatsn.
Girma III benz 0ernebmen nod NIT Der
Iusarbsitung Der nbthigen Bapiere
beauft.ast poroen. @eridtmeiie bisb
es bsreits felt eintser 3sit, bab cine
S9sioung In ausFdt fehe, unb oab
5rau Sepsu, eebore1e palmer. tpsl&e
Dor msbrsrsn Monatsn nod paris 3u
ibrer bort mobnenosn Wutter 9sreif
mar. bisrber nidt auridtsbrsn tpsrbs.
6rau Sepetu mar bon ben gntbIaun.
gen in benz 0erfabren sesen bic Ser.
Observation-Disclosures unangenebm Be-
ribrt woroen, unb befarbtete, bab
lire iosiale ste1une bseintr1dtiai
tueroen tutiroe.
o 3 m + o 3 EN-.
gortlanb. Ore, 4. Wdr3. -
Dem yWornin9 Oresontan" mirb aus
goiis. Sbabo, sennslbst:
9lus benz Starsp ulpsrhaufs, bas In
ben Shesln 6fli9 Der Stabt lisst.
purben 600-800 pfuno Spnamit
nit 3nnotapieln ~seifOblen. Die gnt=
osduns uuroe bon an9sfe0ten elmer
giisnuaarenbanoIuns sema&t. bic mad
Dem Pu~lperbauie tamen.
@oupsrneur @oooing bertbsilte TO-
fort nod Der MsIouns 100 Wa&en
tiber bic Staot uno UNI oas 3u1tbaus.
giele perionen, tpsI6e nit Der 8erfol-
guna Der W6roer gr.8ouperneur
Steunsnbsrs's In 8srbinoung feben,
babsn In Iebter 3sit SrObbriefe er'
balten.
Die 6 | m o n 9 an u q
1899 | n oIbent.
SpringfieIb, no., 4. Wdr3.
Der Saa bon 6snrp gOunip gsgen
Galmon & Salmon btirfte In einigeu
xaaen beenoet iein. Sie unteriu6unq
ssiste, bob Die ganf berstts i'm Sabre
1899 sablunesunfdbie mar. als bis
@puntp. 6onbs Der Staatsbant sntnOm'
men uno Bet Salmon & Salmon be.
ponirt tpurben.
Sauoel nit Der W q n BE-
9uret.
WafbiIgton, 4. Wdr5. usbs'
bic 8emiibungen RuBlanos Wlaoiuo.
tod 3u sinsm srobsn ginfubrbufen 81
MAIDEN unb baburd BORT arihur uni
9aInp su eriebsn. III Dem Staatsoe'
partement elm Beridt zines Spe3ial'
assntsn In g6ina sugegangen. 81
bsiBt In bsmielben:
Set benz SrisbsnsI4lub auii6sr
RueIanb uno Sapan uuroen in be,
ausIdnoii9en 4olonie biele Wutbma'
bungsn Iaut iiber oie tanftise @nt'
pidluns bssi6anosls tn Der Ranb'
i0urei.
,Sobolo Der Wes nod @labipoRod
often mar, famsn Sampfer bon eban'
sbai, $fmstao, {f&ifu, 3ientFn.
Nasaiati, Robe unb DOtObama anb II
Solse befen NOR oie unmiitelbar,
Wn&frage nod Maaren balo bsfrie'
bigt. Damn tams1 BITE nnruben 81
WIaoimofod unb 6arbin unb i9Iieb.
ltd tpurbe Der 0afen bon @laoimOiiOt
bur& gis qsfperrt. Sisfe umfdno'
trieben oiele 6anbIer fort. Der Mart
mar NIT 2urussesenffdnoen fur bi
RuKsn hbsrftat, aber nod etapsl
artifel fir bic G~ingeborenen III bi
Ra6frase nod INNER groB.
rWas Sapa1 tn Suoen Der Wanb'
f&urei tbun tuirb, weib man nod ni9t
SebenfaIs tpirb es bsriu&en. bon iei
men giIenbalnltnien ben befen De
brau9 gu ma&en."
IS tpiro barauf barauf 'aufmertIan
eeraabt, baB Der 6afen BON @Iabt
toofod bur9 gisbre&er bas sanse Sob
btnbur9 oHen gebalten uerben t6nn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
Worotrag6oie.
ar3t t6btet Satin nnb fia ielbf.

1eB1e tQr WII elHeW QaHiHler auI le0e
Sdidfe sinen furdtbaren s4lag. @r
leate ben Sammer auf sinen Sii&
cling In Elm Hebenatmmer unb i9ob f6
nit einert @spebre ben Dberen She'll
bss 4opfss meg.
6rau Untitled uurbe nod einem
SOipttale 9ebra9t. mo He mad elmer
Gtunoe farb. sic mar felt bielen
Sabre1 trant. @hitbsd NOR thrali9
in einem Ganatorium estpeisn.
@ stpaItiGe @asquelIs.
@anep, 2as., 4. Wdra Die
@asqusle Der Sem Oort Oil & 8as
Company, elmer angebli9en 3wete-
@eislidaft Der STANDARD Oil Co..
brsnnt bsftiger, ME ie 3uuOr.
Die Qusle liest At Weilen fabli9
bon @anep i'm @ebiete Der @herotee=
Ration. sic brennt felt benz %. Sc
bruar, on peldem Sage He pom 8libe
angs3inost tpuros. Man i6dbt, baB
tdsli9 $50, 900 2ubitfub @as perbren-
men. Die Slamms iieist $50 GuB
bod. 8erfu@e, bic Quele 5u per-
fopfen, waren peraebli9.
unter 9Derer antlags.
OrtIIa, 8a., 4. Wdr3. 8ea.
ION 6anolep purSe beute unter Der
Nntlags usrbaftet, feline Grau, nit Der
err erf felt smei WO1en perbeiratbet
par. bsrgiftst gu babsn. Sanolsp ian,
srft por furser 3eit bon @rOBlano bier-
Der.
Der Mosen Der 6rau tpiro auf I'm.
orbnung Der @oroners=@ ei1morenen
bon sinsm @bemitsr In atlanta untsrs
iu9t usrbsi.
&uffif4es .BIaues
Rreu3".
Rem Oorf, 4. Wdra. Boris
4lebanoip. Elm Dertreter oes ruififhen
.Blausn areusss", III bier angstoms
men uno piro Nsw Oort an ietuem
6auptquartier MAIDEN.
Sas .glaus arsua" TT cine pbilun-
tbropii6s Organization unter patro.
mage Der @robfhrfin @lifabetb. Sie
madt In tsinsr @siie benz v&Otbsn
9rsuas" Concurrent %fonbern nimmi
Ra In erffsr 2inie berlafsnsr 2inoe,
iesli6sr @sIisicn ur,o Rafis on. unter-
bdit 3uHu6tsbduisr, aipls, Saulen,
SoipitdIsr unb 2inbsredrten.
Sn 6Olse Der arisgss uno Der Rsbo.
luton ffno oie Nnforoerunsen on oie
Organization eetpaltis esifie9en.
S9abeneuer
Vew Dort, 4. Mdr5. Die @a-
seni&uppen Der Metropolitan &'p 80.
an Der AZ. Strabe brannten beuts
sIbenb nb. Gin Mrbeiter fon umee-
fomnsr isin, mebrere tuurosn bsrlebt.
gs berbrannten 1910 Woeen. De,
Snaben pirb auF 5000. 600 oefhGBi.
Wpro.
6enoeron. 3d., 4. Mdr3. Sr
einsm Strsite nber Elm Grauenaimmel
erf9DB Nnbreru psrtins Wm. Wart
uno fiidtsts. 3wif9en bsiosn Mdn'
rsrr1 bsffanb idon felt GINGER Sci
5einoi9aft.
Donben pbilippinen
surhd.
Sun 6ranctsco. 4. Ndr3
Der Observation-Disclosures canton
tam ssfern nit z pafa9ieren uno 15C
Seslsutsn, pel&e ibrs 3sit auf be,
aRatii9en Station ausseoient. baben.
BIER an. Gin Matrois a~uauftine NobIt
ruurbe tudbrenb Der Sabrt bur& ein'
S9uenfuns Oss e9ifss iiber Bort
gef9Ieubert unb srtranf.
Mm lsbten Greitag bate Der Sam
ton" on btsfer 2hife einen f&uerer
shbpeffurm bur&3uma&en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05

Dattes, &seS 4sh @sTA9ea,
SGabIer bsSaDIsn ie!seESs err:Is;
sutter - Country. 1le. &sscuaers 49,
SlaiA 27e
SrtS&e G!sr-14e per Dutexb.
oihner Sc. A6tns 3, Tuytets-l0ElSe.
Saien - $1..O BIB $1.25 per Du$eno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-05
&ongreb=Yrogramlt,
tSnterefanter GOninlarsS eridt iiber SanbelsOer6dlt.
niKe tit Sftaiien.

Sem Sanie mangelt es an Mr6eit. - 0eneraaeutnant SboHielo gefprben. :
Se Gea;ernns ftht fd nad SranspurHdiHeu mn. -Grobeben 81
Yoraauo, @e.-Mitaea's 5wif nit ben geamten oes
gitsbnrger Sifrihs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
SANG HOME,
!. SWEET HOME
LEARNED MAN GONE WRONG
VISITS a FEW HOMES lN
ETNA.

b. {. hl.
P1TTsBURG, Aug. 25.-A tall, dark
man with high forehead aud classi-
cal countenance wandered almleasly
about Etna late Thursday night. He
alarmed the women at.seyeral houses
by peering into the windows and at
about 12 o'clock he entered the home
Of y, w Slower, night foreman in the
Isabelle plant of the Carnegie Steel
Company. Mr.. slower was not at
home and the doors were not locked.
Seating himself on the floor at the
head Of the stairs the. stranger sang
.s.Home. Sweet Home" in plaintiye
tones, Mrs. Slower, badly trightened,
called the police. The officers took
the man to the lookup.
The stranger was unable to give his
name or to tell whence he came. HIS Ills
only reply to all questions was: Are
you going to keep me here until I
dte?n The man was taken to the In
sane asylum at Woodvil1e. He show.
ed a surprising knowledge 3ot astronof
my.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

ed that the membership ofthe tonfer-
,ence had not been Invaded by death,
and resolutions wors passed. In which
SthhnRs were returns Ito God for his
care aud mercy during the past year.
The report of the committee on as
sessments, was accapteil as follows. !.
Foreign Missions .......... 10 cents.
Home Missions ..........s. 10 cents.
Seminary ..... ....t.. ....-5 cInts.
The committee on finance mule a
very favorable report in which it was
stated that the finances OF the confer
.ence are in excellent shape.
The minutes of the conference were
o.dered to be sold for tttteen cents
eutly
The committee "ll colleges made a
renme in which Il wa7 stated nat
Adrian College, Western Maryland
college, Kansas City University ami
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
COL. GUERRA KEEPS GOVERN
GUESSING As TO HIS MONE!!lENIS


. 81 = l.
CHARLESTON, Aug 25.-The State
board Of agriculture has become
alarmed over report that more than
/, 900 cattle in the lower end of the
State have become affected with the
dread foot and mouth disease, which
has heretofore appeared only in the
New England states, which is both
highly contagious and infectious and
can be communicated to human be.
ings. DR.. Carl Atkeson. consulting
veterinarian, thinks there are more
than thousand cases around Hunt
ington. DIR. ]. s. Buckley, an expert.
sent by request from the United
States Department Of Agriculture, left
here for Huntington to examine into
the matter. He held out hopes that
the disease might prove to be mycotic
stomatitis, the symptoms Of which are
similar. and which is not SO danger
Gus. should it prove to be the much
feared foot and mouth disease it
would mean the slaughter of every
animal infected. Communications to
human beings is through milk. The
disease is said to exist in Mason, Ca
bell and Wayne counties.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
REPORTS OF COMMITTEE OCCUPIED
ATTENTION OF CONFERENCE TO-DAY

Lafayette College are IN exceedingly
prosperous condition and an assess:
ment of ten cents, The sum to be di.
ttyed among, ItSs,e school. @ as. plac--
ed upon each member Of the church.
Principal Fleming With leave Of
the conference, made short talk. in
which he asked that the ministers
give their support to the Normal, and
that when it is known that some young
person desires to study for q teacher,
that the Normal here ne brought to
their attention.
Visiting Ministers to Preach.
The several Protestant pulplts of
the city WILDE filled. by ministers who
are in attendance at the conference
Their names and the bulpits to be fill
ed are given in the columns devoted
to church news in another part Of the
West virgfnian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

I One Fare 81 81
r ound rib
Is. ANpfo. vVfLL MAKE VERY Low
RATE TO WHEELING STATE
FAIR.

WHEELING Aug. 25.The Balti-
more and Ohio has made its announce.
sment otsthe rates which will be in ef.
feet thisye for the big fair and ex-
position Of the West Virginia state
Fair Association of this city. and have
the Advertising matter out announc-
ing that the rate this year from all
west virginia points win be one fare
for The round trip. In addition to this.
there will be charge Of the regular
rate for admission to the fair, some
thing that was abolished for a couple
of years, but which was again put in.
use this year, as II was found to be the
best way to induce the people to take
advantage Of the low rates.
So far there has been nothing done
by the railroads in Ohio regarding
the fares which will be charged from
points on the other side of the river,
hut it was understood last evening
that the matter had been taken up by
the Central Passenger Association,
and that an answer wouldtbe forth
coming within few days AT any
rate the fare over there viii not be
higher than two cents mile each
way, which is almost equal to. the
rates that have been given hereto
fore.
This year the railroads on this side
of the river, especially the Baltimore
e Ohio, have done very we'll with the
State fair people. In other years the
special rates for the fair have been
extended only to Parkersburg down
the river and to Clarksburg and Graf
ton out in the interior Of the State.
This year these limits Wilt extend.
ed about 100 miles and will include
ifIuntfnkton down the river F'chwood:
sutton and PIckens on the east.
It is also announced that on three
Of the days OF the big fair there will.
be special trains run on the main line
OF the Baltimore and Ohio from Fair
mont and intermediate points. These.
trains viii be run on September IL,
10 and 10. arriving In the city early
in the morning and leaving in the
evening shortly after 8 o'clock, allow
ing the patrons Of the fair to spen Y
the day here and return home that.
evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
ALARM IS FEL q
IN lNHAIAll!AI0V.E=RII !. 7 :
WHEREABOUTS

FAwANA Cuba, Aug. 25.-AlI trace
of The revolution ar-4y under Colonel
PING GasrFa has been lost temporar.
ny, witt force Of insurgents yart-
ously estimated at from three to.five
thousand men he is moving somewhere
n the province Of PIrar del Rio but
the government odicials are without in.
formation ass to the exact location.
Telegfaph communications beyond
Pinat del Rio are interrupted and
Guerra, g secret movements are arous.
Ing the great Test alarm in Havana and
- the city eof Ptnar del Rio. The de
fendef d both cities do not know in
which direction 70 looK for his attack
and that reason are more than
aiafn,esi Guerra is supposed TO be in
the vicinity Of Guane. tits supposed,
however, that the next twelve hours
viii tell the story disclosing his loca-
ton and Intention Z
otherwIse. the situation today ia
practically Unchanged. Precautions
onHbotli sides are beirg conducted &C
lively. Hayana province is almost
cleared of7insuFg gents In Santa Clara
province the first enlargement result
ed Fl ietory for the loyallsts. The
insurgents were scattered an1 some
arms and saInmuniti were copture1
The tiiances are already beg, inning to
worry the authorities and are bound
% prove Rseriousa very shortly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
DER l0R
/. ENI ERR Rs B AllIl ! [ !.
lllIDEl.DI. } | I ] ! I
First Since
d ors G Closed.

PITTSBURG. AUG 25. posttorf
of the unfortunate l4aterprtse Nation
al Bank of Allegheny this morning
were in receipt Of their first dividend,
twenty per cent. Of their deposits.
since the closing OF the banks doors.
last fall Twenty-fopF hundred checks
have been issued to deposItors. aggre,
eating Ave hundred and seven thou
sand dollars. It willsbe many months
before second dividend is paid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
Members Will
Supply 4 ocal
Pulpits Sunday

The conference of the Methodist
Protestant church which opened last
Wednesday, opened this morning with
unusual vim and zest. Business must
be disposed of quickly and thorough.
ly" was the aim of the day. and a
large amount was transacted.
Reports Of Committees.
The entire day has been devoted to
hearing reports of the various COM
mfttees and to altering and revising
them when submitted.
The committee on obituaries report
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
FIRIEI.||NEIN, ! ] I !. I, KILLED. |
lE E4EA An.oN COLLISION ON p. g.
AND q. e ROAD THIS
MORNING.

PITTsBURG, Aug. IS: A fatal
headson collision occurred on the
Pitt burg, Bessamer and Lake Erie
TailEoad 81 Midtown, near Unity, at
one forty this morning, A, a. Becmer,
q Allsioni Brady Cole, Of Grove City,
foth IfemenS were killed. Engineers
Sortis and Walls escaped serious In.
istg BY Jumping, Cause and details
not yet learned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
/.
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS WERE
WOUNDED IN; STREET BAT
TIE TO-DAY.

NUREMBERG. Germany, Aug. as.
Two hundred persons were wounded,
some of them mortally. in a desperate
street fight today between the soldiers
andtthe striking employees at the auto.
mobile works "a charge with fixed
.bayonets was necessary before the
mob dispersed. several soldiers were
badly injured.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
Condition Ijnchange

PARKERsBURG, Aug. q. THE con-
dition Of 81 +. Glazler. who has been
bleeding from the nose for two days.
is about the same. he suffered anoth-
er hemorrhage yesterday evening but
DR.. Con soon stopped II. The patient
rested easily last night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
BAND D CONCERTS q !. ]. | ]. !
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMMES WILL
RE RENDERED AT USUAL
PLAcEs THIS EVENING.

III j I
Tie programme OF the Citizens and
Fairmont bands for the evening are
IS follows:
The citizens Band.
archsThe Blue Jackets" Ben
nett
oyerture .Hypatia," !" 1ampe.
Cornet Duet Elegance" Launen-
dean AEessrs. W. Mclaughlin ana Ar
let Harm.
Selections from Little Johnny Jones,
Conan by request.
on the Sea" yeree:hen.
Ghataatetistl The Whistles and
Zig Dog Pryor.
Popular air Bits of Remlcks Hits
Lampe
semper Fidells,r sousa.
The Fairmont Band.
tarcn The Flaming Arrow" G. NJ.
white
isdIey Overture -nAll Hts" Arch
slfahl.
sThe sun Mald,'' G. B.
orget=Me-Not," Brookes.
The Man Of the Hour" Hutfer.
Tone Picture Southern BreeZes,'
AtheEton
Lights OUT E. E, Mccoy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
Nfe4T n Joil. il.tIIFFiEIE.s.i

Some isNs5 falI tattore sltt sam,
Plies. and enly ono 81 lsIhS. all q
special pFices slianse 10 save qllts
a few uoilam besidea d Ming A. e,sslts
aIvl style.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
reacher 81 oratory.

Miss Mamie Ware, Of Huntington,
has been elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Miss
Grant, as teacher Of elocutlon and
oratory at the State Normal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
WILL OPEN OFFICE.
southern etates Mu.ua! LIfe Insuraqee

5outHeFh States WUtuaI LITe IHsuEaTISs
Co. to Operate Here.
Mr. H. p. keenan,, Of Warrington,
local agent for the Southern States
Mutual LIE Insurance Co., Of Charles
ton, VIII soon open an Office in Fair
mont. This company, while only just
beginning, is getting good share Of
the business over the sttae, and is
composed OF score Of the best busi-
ness men of Charleston, Ex-Governor
White, Governor. Dawson, exc Governor
MacCorkle; Gen. c. G. Watts and 9TH
ers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

A lot Of eeIored and white shlrt
waist goods, 25e goods for only 15e Va.
The Bon Ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

lslg parade by Modern Woodmen Of
AinsEte $3.50 a M. sabor Day See
It Ealt fort 60: Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

we want everybody to. come and
spend Labor Day with usi az t3the PARK. y :.
This means yosi II = =
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Guest "a Miss McponaId.

Miss TaFjorie Ogden. who lieves in
Few aays5 for Chicago. is the guest
q MISS Hazel Mcdonald on Pierpont
venue. MISS ogden will enter Fran
ce Skinned Acad DENY this fall.
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.stTo:lglG glGEaI ~. oLEIFF sc. ~
leSWsFaIl 4sts '.Af Fillas SHAPES
in blle, black brown and psltite feiti
Slhhenit nitrininled and stsIf Vslstihs TIPS
bip value nt S2,76.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

Yoa SHOULD zee me pretty white cli,
and lawn waists we are clcalua op, at
price az The Bon Ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

"To-NIeHT AT JoLLlFFE's."
New Windsor ties, in pretty pIaids
and checks, also in plain colors, at 25e.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

odd gowns. skirts and pants redue-
ed is at The Bon Ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

hllef4J JoLLfFFE.sr
opr eutire sssek 81 Black a7a White
itaee Iipsierys that e marked 25e' spe-
seial at lse pans
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25
HAD HIS FOOT
AMPUTATED
FRIENDS OF Mr.. MILES FRANK
INRERRY WILL Be SORRY TO
: LEARN. OF HIS .MIsF0R-
TUNE.

A number of surgical operations
were performed at Cook Hospital yes
terday and today. Mr.. Miles Franklin
berry, of this city, who was hurt a
few days ago by TRUCK on car line,
had his foot amputated. Mr.. Franklin
berry was not thought to have been
hurt so seriously and the news of the
operation will be surprise to many.
Other operations were Mrs. A. R.
Mich, of Burnsville, Robert Merrftield.
of Evansville, Mrs. Elizabeth Yost, OF
Warrington, Miss Myrtle Pitner, OF
Warrington, Mrs, Della Watson, Of
Watson, Louis Joakln, of Kingmont.
and Wilbur Hall(coD, Of Madison, Va,
Mrs. Esther Pryor, {coI9, of Morgan
town, is a surgical patient. Among
the recent typhoid fever patients are
Miss Pearly White, Of New England,
Miss Eva Dodd, of New England, and
Miss Maud Helmick, Of the First
ward. Mrs. Emma Shaver, of New
England. is a patient for medical
treatment.
Among the Nurses.
Miss Mamie Hagar is spending a
two weeks vacation with her grand
parents in Wheeling. Miss Icte Hot
sinpillar has returned to the hospital
after nursing patient for DIR. San.
ford Yost Miss Jessie Matheny has
returned from Buckhannon, where she
had been nursing. Miss Jessie Under
wood, who had spent the past fourteen
weeks at Redwood, has returned and
has gone to her home in Pennsboro,
to spend her vacation. Miss Gertrude
Mcdonald, who was nursing at Farm
fngton, has returned. DR.. Hall and
son. Of Fayette county. Pa. are the
guests OF the formers niece Mrs. KEN
dali.
4 III -+t
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NIGHT 2
long siilsIese d bIaels andwhite,
fuli 10 Button enDths' tWo clasp
style, WITH double tipped iinosrs. spe
eIaI at Is pair.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

ii fsty. Of those pret VII aItlst
waist GUY. lstt pFles. z Y 4 El'sl
Son Ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

DON'T forget the date, RELLvIEW
HEIGHTS Lot Sale Thursday, Sept.
81. 1906
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-25

4To-NIeHT AT JoLLIFEE's."
Some 500 and st.25 light lawn
in pretty styles at soc each.