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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-28
Deeds Recorded

Dned dated April l. 1906: Frank
HAYDEN. special commissioner. 70
Charles E. McCray. Jr- lot on Sixth
street. Fifth ward: consideration
1920
Deed dated April %, 1906: Anne
Watkins TO Howard /. WILSON, lot No.
6. Eecdsville: consideration, S1S1-
Deed dated April e5, 1906: Annie
Watkins to Melvina Wilson, lot NO.
Yeedsville: consideration S134-
Heed dated April Il, 1906; Clyde
castor ct ux- to Annie Watkins, lot in
Monongah; consideration, $500
Appointed Administrator
H S. Lively appointed adminlstra-
tor de bonis non, OF the estates OF
Raleigh Morris and Andrew J Coma
way, deceased Bond given IN the
sum of one hundred dollars. with NJ.
N. Nicely as surety
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-28

President Castro. it is said. ~nailed
his government to the floor, piled
rocks on it and went away to enjoy
a little vacation" He is not so for
tunate as our President. who simply
puts Taft on the lid and dismiSses all
care
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-28

Jenllin Lloyd Jones says that wo-
mems clubs are partly responsible for
delays in civic upltft- Mr.. Jones VIII
probably soon see that there are no
delays in the uplift OF the women'S
clubs against him
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-28

James Davis. of Chill. Indiana, COM
rnitted suicide because. as he said, he
did not know what to do with his for
tune of fifty thousand dollars Mar
riaSe would have solved his diiemma
and may be have saved his life.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-28

of killing his wife, but when it comes
TO charging him with "uxorcide" that's
something fierce That isn't even q
case OF "Karnav fonetic" elknc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-28

The Japanese drank 3.Soo.ooo gal
Ions of beer last year Their successes
IN war may be attributed to that
Dutch courage" that President Roose-
welt talks about 55e.s-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-28

The railways are maintaining a
noisy silence about rate legislation
They have the discretion to wait IN
I'll law Is passed before cridcizinE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-28
NEW
Bonds Given.


Lee Toothman appointed admins
traitor of the personal estate Of Fran
chs Marion Stewart. deceased Bond
given in the sum OF two hundred col
lars with Lee r. Wells as surety.
Squire Vincent appointed guardian
of Pcrnard SwiSher. infant heir OF
Jacob Swisher. deceased Bond.
twenty-five with B. G. Williams as
surety
Virginia Nuzum appointed admins.
tratrtrix of the personal estate OF
.Ja.,es II. Nuzuua- deceased Bond
given in the sum OF Two thousand dol
lars with c. 3. Brownheld as surety.
VIRGINIA Nuzum appoiatd guardian
of Mary R. Nuzum,- infant heir OF
.IaraeS H. Nuzum. deceased R-nd
given in the sum of one thousand dol
lars with C. p Brownfie1d as surety.
Judge Mason VIII hold a speclai
term of court on Monday, April Goth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-28

I It Is almost as hard for Maxim Coz
Ky TO get into a hotel IN. this country
as to keep out Of jail at home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-28
GIRL KILLED BY BASEBALL
Was Struck on the Head While
Watching Boys Play.
While

ALTOONA. Pa. April 2s-orveta.
the e-year-old daughter OF H T. zeak,
was struck on the head with a base,
ball at school while watching boys
playing. She went into spasms soon
afterward and died
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-28
Marriage License.

Marriage License
William Sapp and Josephine -fach
L. d. Smith Cw) and Allie Lynch
George LeweIlyn and Anna Smith
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-22

Vou ertunoigt er fVh na9 Hans,
Stonb, QebenspeiFe BEG 8etreffenoen
uno gibt inn I9lteBlt9 feine pbptos
graphic nit Der 1nterT6rift.
Sen Auoien5en folgt bas Uaittag=
ehen, oas Der papf ipieber NIT feinen
@etretdren einninmt, oie ibn na9bsr
aud ouf feinem @paaiersans beslsiten;
6os pornpbafte Gefolge, ods SEQ bel
fesnen promenaben tsts umeab. 19affte
pius ab. Jm 2oufe bss Raamittags
enpfdngt Ser papft gileersruppen
ober Orbensleute, uno Damn sebt er
tpteoer an oie 2rbett, Eel Der er oft
Yerfonen feines Bertrauens su Static
sieht. Bel oiefen gefpre9ungen sibt
er ft6 gana senliithIid; ct Taft leinen
Gdffen 8tsfuits unb 5iiBe Weine pors
iesen, an oenen er lelbit nur nippt, unb
in imtimer l1nterbaltung Iu9t er ii9
gu informiren, ob oas, mas er amili9
nub pfft3iell erfabren bat, aud irnmer
Der Mahrbeit entipriht. Rad benz
QbenbefTen aisbt ii9 pius in feine
9austope1e auriid uno betet ben Roe
tenfran5. I'm ae4n 1lbr liest er mei{t
f4on au 8ett.
SIN llmsanse NIT ieinen @etretdren
un6 Treun6en sibt Fh ber popE febr
etnfaA, bd ibm bo5ettsnorss Benebs
meR nSens rIiegt.-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-22
Nn oaS Yublitnlll.

Die nGreie Breiie fiir Eeras" miro
an iiber $50 Boitufficen nerianot. unb
bat cine groRe 8erbreitung in oer
gea9bars &epublit WeritO. i'm Snbia.
ners9 9erritoriunt unb Dtlabona.
Sbr girfulatiuns>@e in Eeras
erltredt iih nun Galneitpn bis binauf
nab Deniion, uOm dti6eriten Often
bis nab 81 asalo i'm fernen @eiten;
es ihlieBt ielbftuerftdnblih nit Be.
lonhers sablreiben 2eiern oas bibts
beiiebelte Wittel=9 =9eras uno ben Slb.
meiten elm. Iub in Meritp bot fie
cine aroBe gerbreituna.
8tuei 0eifeuOe itno beitdnbig,
iabrein. iabraus i'm Snterefe oes
8lattes untermeaS uno fiibren benz.
ielben i'm 8erein nit unleren riibri.
gen 2otal Iaenten fsrtmdbreno
lleue 2eier au.
Sn Nnbetrnbt bieier Ebatiahen lit
bic n5reie Breiie4. uD es fib oarum
banoelt. bic oeutibe Bep5lferuna su
erreiAeH. oas bette Sgnseise Mses
binm im Gtaate Tera8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico, in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlaveIlng men and our
very active local agents are con.
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medIHm In the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlop.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-22
Hit oer papft lfbt.
Nus Rom permeIbet Elm 8erihter,

Mus Rnm permeIbet Elm Bert1ters
futttr:
Plus x. sefaIt nidt alien 2euten
In Nom. Seine Gegner finben Jpn gu
lanbpfarrsrartis, uno feline 1reunbe
fnb beiorgt tpesen ieines idiedten @ez
funbbeits5uitan sSn Der 2bat: tper
6te portrdts bes papftes aus 6tm
sabre 1903 unb bon 1906 persletnt,
tit eritaunt iiber bic Werdnoerung i'm
Qtntiis oes papites. Dor Jabren blidte
papft x. auberfi9tlid, feft un6 ii9er,
ia iosar ein ipenis inaIfhaft in Die
Msii, iest bat er hinsesen In ben einse@
funtenen Musen einen miiben, refignirs
ten Mus6rud. Die ,Gefongenfaaft4
bat fsbr or i9m ssaebrt; feline alten
| 1eiben. Gs4t, Dispofition aur 3uderz
sruatbsit unb MRbma, perlansten gu
ibrer 2inberuns oas 2sben in freier
| 0uft uno boiler Beiptsuns. bas Der
papft nls Qarbinal In 8enebis fiibrte.
sSn ben erifen Monaien Ieiner Res
| sieruns fiiblte er fih nod berbdltnib>
| mdbig ipobl, ba er nod ben Ratb feiner
Qerate befOlste unb tasli9 orei bis bier
Gtunben In Den botiianii9en @drtsn
aubrante. Balb dber nnbm ibn bi.
polttif gu iebr in 4nipru1; er Mrs
si9tete auf bic Gartsnipasiersdnse unb
| erfette he ourn Wanberungen in ben
9o9eien bts Wotisans. Damn erfaBte
ibn bas Weranttporti.Hsssefiibl; sr
| tpoiIt aIIts ielbit ieen, i9reibsn. prii=
fen, Mn6 70 mubte er bic 3ett Der Nubs
immer mebr berfiirsen. Oft aud pers
f9tpfeg er, nm niht am Mrbeiten gez
btnbert Su iperoen, ben Meraien fleinere
Gt4tanfGne.
| gegenfpdrtig kbt er, ME friiher,
fuie6er {ebr unr.selmdbis. ptus x.
erbebt fi1 i'm Sommer um bier llbr
unb i'm Minter um fiinf llbr, csIebrirt
| fofort cine Me7e, bort barauf cine an
bert. Die elmer ieiner bene5idniIhen
Setretdre lieit, unb bleibt bann nod
eine babe Stunbe betenb alIetn. Damn
foIst bds .rfss Jriibftiid, bas CT sesen
bic Gillette nidt ulIin. fonbtrn nit
fetnen SefretGren unb of aud nit
feinen Sdfueftern .innin1ut. Rad
bem Griibftiid siebt fid ptus in fein
@tueiraimmer auriid uno i9rsi6t 3ubl=
ret9e 9ritFe, Dig fir ben tpeiteren 6pf
Gebeimnib bleiben. grit I'm neun ll6r
erfdeint Der &oroindlitaatsietretdr gum
Dortras, rno nm sebn ubr beginner
bi. auoien3en, gu bensn 8arbindle,
8iiHOfe. 8enmten Der geiiiiihen Wlinis
| fterien, 8otiAafter, GeIdnbte unb ans
oere perFonen eri9einen, pelhe Die
ghre zines gripatempfangs erbalteu
bcben. cine Gbr., Die BEL ibu lei6ter
3u erreihen 1T, als Bel Ieinem Dor
sdnser. 81. 2tuoienssu iinb fir piua
cine Quele ocr 8trlegenbeit; benn er
| 1T tein @eltmdnn uno aud fremher
Sprohen uutunoig, uno od fih i
mad Der QualitGt Der @mpfanesuer
aud oi. Der llnterbalmns Gnbert
tommt ts oft Dor, oab sr ni9t reht
fDsik. mas tr ia0kn Ind sn hiefen
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.3um 8eifpiel sic uhr9"

rerft reht. osnn bic bob' i6 ibnl
felbft sefdentt. Sir neununoanan5ig
Marf. Dor atpei sSabren su feinenl
Geburtstas. @iIber nit CSoloranb.
limb innen brin ftebt: g. 5. I, o. =
bpn oetnem treuen Snfel.A
nMie fiebt nas 3ffferblatt aus. 6err
Eelleg"
n6e0blau. lmo bic 3ablen iino in
fIeine soi0ene Rinse. limb ois 3eiser
Sob, Qerr @9ott."
ST auf Dem Riidenbedet ni6t Elm
9ferb einsrdbirt2"
IN pferb9 Nee! Oas 1T opa me
9orfe, BON tpesen, neil mein Neffe
stnem 8eiansberein aneebDrte."
Der RcmuiHar bolte cine llbr berz
bor uub seiste fie Sefle,
rSIt es ettpd 0ie?"
selle bsiabte otne 30ssrn. r0drauF
lam ic6 Ihip0rsn, 0err g9ott! Mlfp
bic baben Sie2 llnb oas anoere
aud9@
rMas osnn nod anoeres, 3elle9
Cine Rette9"
ga, ne Rette batte er aud, aber ne
netmobifde, nit MeFer unb gleiItift
6ron unb = uno n Gigarrentntpier-
uno 'mr @hadtel fir 3iinbb0laer, no
aber man Bios N fletnes Dubeno ooer
dnoertbuIb binsinsins. Nber an Der
! llbr, ipeil er Gonntass irmer eine
tpeibe Mefe tras, III fhpdraes 9ano
NH N breiten, soloenen @9ieber."
limb auf oem Sdieber feline Snitiaz
Iens1
so, 70 iaste er. slaub i'd. 6. g.
= oie erfien 8,tditaben BON feinem
Ndmen.~
rDds Ding bier, S.ne9"
r0atiirli6. Dos bdtt' idb untsr
taufenb 'rausdefunben."
fS0rtlehunQ toIati.
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MO TENGGS
Bu6bauoInna ancs9rnderet.

GDntDsBiider, Shreibmaterialien
etc. besieht man am Beiten uun Der
ubigen alten ssirtna. @ruse Nuss
mabl pDn SpDrts uno Sanc1. .Mrtitelu
oler Nrt. Bidder unb 8eitlhriften.
Die Druderei iibernirntnt ben Druid
uon Statuten. 0oh3eits., Berlos
bungs' uno giiiten' aarten. NIe
Nuftrdqe meroen prompt ausoefiibrt.
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Y an ID % ollie.

gan Mntontr, 1eE., %. Gug. :
Sroinarp 5.l1ll6 Gents; goDb Orbinat b
6.l5yl6 Gents; 9Dtp Mibblina 8 Gents
Nibblina 8I Gents; @oob MiboIina
81 gts.; WibbIina 5nir 81 Cts.
0aIbeffDm, Eer., %. Gug.-Orhinnrp
6.11II6 gts.; gDD6 Orbinarb 7.I5I16 cts. |;
9Dtu Mibbline 9 gts.; Iaibbline
9N gts. @o0b MibbIins 1O1s gts.;
Uti6blin9 Soir 101S Gents.
&etu Crleau6, 2a., %. Nug. -
@DDb Srbinarb 81 gts.: 2ptu Nioos
ling 9.lll6 gts.; Mi6blin9 9.15I16 gt8..
@ooh Mib6line 10.7I16 gts. Mibolinp
Tair 10.13I16 Gents.
8aantwolliam ulb oeiIenVrobntte.
Rrima Bourntuoniamen RebI. per
Tunne $27.
1aumtu0Giamen Del, rob, 30 gts.
Hrima DaunituolIiamen SUDDEN. per
Tonne $27.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-22

- Die Simmane Matra,
ten S brit fertiat Watrasen,
4iiien uno Buliter an nnb mad1t cine
Speaialit6t aus allen &eparatur. Qr.
beiten in ibrer Branbe. @arontieri
iDrafdltiaite Iusfiibruna aller WHI.
trdae. Office uno Sabrit 300 geuro.
Slores' StraBe. Neues Telenbpn 223,
altes Gelephun 1863 93r
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o c N Tile.

Sartnffeln. Eeraniihe, $1.5O-sl.65.
8ruiebeln. geGlom Danner. 1925; Ser.
rnuba $l.75.
EDmaten, aorb Rijten, $3.50 Cts.
8arrptten, DO Cts. per Dubenb BftnbeI.
SaBe &artoffeln, 90 gts. per 8uIbeI
&ohl. $2.25-$2.50 per 100 Bfo.
Sparael. S1.50 per 9ubeno Binbel.
Buhnen. gSads, rs Cts. per &ifte.
9rine rs Cts. per &iite.
@urten. l Guibel.&ihe $1.00.
Ofra, % Buibelssfifte so cts.
Squaib, 1s Gulhel. &iite 25 Cts.
gontolOups, $I.25 per 8uIb.
gter' 'Bfansen, 1870 Cts. per "a Bu5h.
&orn l5-20 Cts. per Subeno'
Bfeffer. 80 gtS. per Bor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-22
9as Gmpe

aller 2eioen Gam fiir 6. $. @olfe
BON Bear @rune. Sa.. ais er beeann
Gleffric Bitters au nebmen. gr
ihreibt: rGnr spei Sahren litt im
i@mer an ben Nieren. electric Bits
tera befreite MIDI. gr bette mid
aud nnn alIgemeiner Shmdcbe. .
Sihere 9ur fiir ale Waaens. 2ebers
un0 Differentiation. Bluttrantbeiten,
4Upfmeb, Smmdhe etc. Breis Soc
-aarantiert. 8u haben bel GoDlpb
DreiB uno &. 2altener q GDhn.
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@eht su Burgftaller's
g aloDn n uno &eitaurant, 0il.
litasStraBe aeben oer 6alle Der 5ers
tsiannsiDbne.
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@nlf Gbpre @abu.

Ab fQbrt.
Nocb 9anernia, SUTHERLAND Springs.
Stsdeaie, tdgliB, ........ $500 Borm.
Gnfunft.
B9n Stndoale. Sutherland Springs mno
Snoerria. t6alich, .2:3O Nnd1ra,
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Sobn o. Bolton, Oefenti. gtotar,
@rnnoeisentnm. Gsent tir 8eniionsdn.
iprifbe. 401 9tnedrrp ctr 81. 9ef 439
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@. SC. & =. @ab,s.
m Z Enx

sfaeb Baco, Surt BDrtb. Dallas, Ramias
Gttp. ct. Souls tinb gbicago, taglid,
(Suniet Depot ..........8.45 G6enbs
9ocalsug nia SmitbnilIe. ...7.1 .108prm.
Nntunft:
Won Chicago, ct. 3outs, Ranias gitp,
Dallas, Sort Bnrtb mnb @acD, t1alih
(Suniet 9eppt) ........... g Wproens,
S0calaua uia Snithnine. -. 9.O5 Gbenbs
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gfah allen NDrbsEeras.Bunfteu ........
................4 a 1br unh 500 8orr,.
Seah ct. Souls. Mempbis mnb bem
Often. .l.20 nbr nacbm.
Nab Voro Seras, Aanias gitp unb
St. SDuts. s..............., SIS abenbs
Nndb NfeEttp ............... 1920 BORN
nfunft.
Boa ct. 9ouis unb benz DHen.. 6 Burm.
8on localen Buntten sos nnbm.
Zen ct. 2Duis u. oem Often:u .05 aben6s
Bon 9arebo uno Mteritp :. 100 na1hm.
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Hiir &elppbner

Der malariasG sGegsnben iinb Sntfs
piIen unumsdnglib notbpenbig, benn
oieielben balten bds sbTtsm in seb0ris
gem 3uitunbs unb linb
Elm a6lduIes 9ei(miltd
Fir Rppfl6mer5sn, unpsrbdulidt.it,
Nsalariu, trdge 2eber, 5artIeibiateit
linb alle bilioIsn 9sibsn.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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Gtienbabn=Tabr=Ylan.
s. & O. u. eat,, .
Ibfa.hrt.

e
stab allen DrbsEeras.Buntten =.
The Washington times., 1906-07-08
Thomas Mayes Dead.

During the week Thomas Mayes. OF
20 i street. succumbed 10 old age. He
was buried in Arlington. Mr.. AIaveg
was seventy years OF age. The will OF
Sir. Mayes. dated November .. 1885. was
hled shortly after his death. The docu-
ment directed his household goods TO
be distributed among his wife and chill
dren. The remaining estate. compris-
ing stocks and bonds aud a life inslIr-
ance policy for 5000, an interest in
house llo9 First street northeast
and real estate in Borden. Ind. and
Lrbana, Ohio. IS 20 be divided, after the
widows share is deducted. among the
children, with the exception OF Mrs
Catherine NJ. Thatcher The will states
that Mrs. Thatcher has been provided
for A codicil leaves $500 10 Efe d
Chatterton. stepdaughter to the tes-
tator- Another memorandum attached
states that S400 is TO be deducted from
the share OF Thomas A. Maves of
Marysville. Ohio William W. Gordon
Jacob ". Collins. and Morse o. Naves
are named as executors.
The Washington times., 1906-07-08
Wife Yisiting in Los AngeIes.

Dr. Dobson's wife and baby boy are
in Los Angeles visiting Mrs. nobson' S
family. They are expected here soon.
DR.. Dobson, speaking Of the work to
be done TO better the customs. the ran
ner OF living, the standards Of honor
ard manhood among the Chinese. be
lieves that neither pTecept nor disci-
pline is so fovcible as example. that
American homes among them will teach
them what il is 30 live in peace and
happiness. and will soon awaken in
them a desire now entirely wanting. for
homes and families. In Dr. Dobson' 3
opinion the women are anything but
happy. marrying by contract OF their
parents. AS a ground for this state
mcnt he tells Of five Chinese women
who committed suicide soon after mar
riaEe
The purpose Of the work OF Or. Dob
son and his little band or workers is
TO awaken In these beniEhted people a
-ealization of something higher than
mere physical comfort. He says the
CTudeness OF medical knowledge among
the Chinese Is Of the old quack school.
They are nothing more than users Of
herbs of the type which hourished hun
dreds Of years ago.
The Washington times., 1906-07-08
Northeast
WASHINGTON

Mrs Hope Hopkins Burroughs is now
at Point Pleasant. n. J.. where, with
Miss Florence Elizabeth Dudley, she
has just held in Arnold Hall a success
fuI concert. Mrs Burroughs is very
popular in the Northeast, where she is
known as a pianist OF exceptional abii-
ity
DR. William II. DobsOn. surgeon and
missionary at Yeung Kang. China, Is
Some TO visit his parents. DIR. and Mrs.
II. A. Dobson, at 100 Eleventh street
northeast. In the seven years OF Dr.
Dobson's stay IN China he has done
wonderful work OF enlightenment among
the natives After graduating from the
Central High School and George Wash
ington University, medical department
he received special training for his work
i'm the Philadelphia Polytechnic. where he
made a speciality OF eve diseases and
eve surgery. This stood him in good
stead. for cataract is most common
among the ill-cared-fOr Chinese.
The Washington times., 1906-07-08
BOo1ningdale>

Since the advent Of good weather
building operations in his section have
taken on new life. with the result that
many of the houses that have been
pending completion for some time viii
soon be ready for occupancy Possibly
no section OF. the city has experienced
the boom that has been apparent in
this section during the spring and sum-
mer. Several new blocks OF houses are
being erected on Adams street and a
number in the western section Of Bloom
ingdhle.
Miss Matilda 3. Smith, OF 35I V street
who died at her home on June q was
buried from the Third Baptist Church
at Fifth and Q streets. on Monday. The
young lady was twenty-one years old
and was the Youngest daughter Of Jesse
and Lucy Smith. She is survived by
her mother. father and two sisters, Ger
trude and Lillian She was one Of the
most popular young ladies of this sec
tlon and her death came as a shock TO
her friends.
The Washington times., 1906-07-08
King-Dyer Wedding.

Last Wednesday Nellie L. King was
married to William W. Dyer. both of
Washington. at the home OF the bride.
Fifth street and Columbia road. The
Rev Walter r Smith performed the
ceremony.
A pretty wedding took place last
Wednesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
the residence of the brides sister. Mrs.
Z c. Lord, 1882 Newton street. when
Miss Elsie Nj. Murphy. the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Murphy
and Charlie H LeaveIl Of Brookland.
ID. c, were married. The Rev. c. H
Gearon' pastor of Anacostia Baptist
Church. officiated. The ceremony took
place in the presence Of few relatives
and friends
William Beavers sold lot Il on New
ork avenue. between Third and Fourth
streets northwest. last week to Clav
Bellinger. The lot is in square 524 and
IS considered a desirable location. The
consideration named is $40.
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Firth-sterling Steel Company.

Robert Dunseath, John Mckenzie.
Frank Gray, John Laughlin. Harry
Hickerson- and Thomas Miller. members
OF the Pittsburg Razing and Erecting
Company are stopping at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Woods, of
Park street. on the property OF the
Firth-Sterling Steel Company the above
men have many makes of engines and
derricks, some OF which lift as much
as forty tons
Col. and Mrs. A r. Randle removed
to their summer residence in this su-
burb during the past week
Charles W. Seger, on Brothers street,
Ran6Ie Park. accompanied by George
ii. Griffith, of Washington. left Wednes-
day night for New YORK city. later go
ing 10 Boston, Mass. then to Norfolk.
Va, where they will measure the guns
on the various war vessels Of this Gov
eminent They will be absent probably
a month or six weeks
Esther Memorial Episcopal Sunday
school gave their annual excursion To
River View on Wednesday, July Il.
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Big Presbyterian Reunion.

The annual reunion of the Presbyte-
rians of the Cum berland Valley, Mary
land. West Virginia. and Virginia Will
he held al Pen Mar on Thursday, July
y. next These reunions have been a
source Of great pleasure and pront to
all who have attended.
Miss Mamie Williams, daughter Of
Mrs. z p. Williams. died at her home
here on Saturday last, after an Illness
Of only a few hours. While attending
TO her household duties during the
morning she was stricken with paralysis
or apoplexy. and never regsined con-
sciousness. Her mother and sister sur
vive her. Miss Williams was a lady Of
quiet and retiring disposition, and was
much esteemed by her many friends
Her funeral took place on Monday. the
Rev. Parke p Flournoy. pastor Of Be
thesda Presbyterian Church. officiating
A large number of friends and relatives
attended the funeral services and the
interment at Rockville Cemetery.
The directors OF the Montgomery
County Agricultural Society have ap-
pointed the following TO judge the vari-
Gus exhibits at the annual Rockville
Fair 10 be held on August p, p. % and
"a Standard bred and quick draft
horses. Gideon Ranhauser, Greeneastle,
Pa. heavy draft horses, L. r. Dennis.
Elhcott city. Md; cattle, hogs. and
sheep. DR.. George A. Bell, Washington,
D. c.: poultry, Z. A. Warner and George
Brown; vehicles, harness, ETC., E. d.
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young singer OF Capitol Hi. is now Wis
iting in Wilmington, Del, as the guest
OF Mrs McCafrrey. wife OF DT. Nc
Cahrey. About the 10Th OF the month
she Will 20 10 New York, where she
VIII be the guest OF Miss Lulu Lerch for
several weeks Before returning home
she will also visit In Asbury Park.
Miss Zimmerman. Of 1926 y street north
east, entertained the members of the
]. F. r. Club. OF Capitol Hlil, Wednes-
day evening 4 business session was
hrst held. at which the club c0lors we're
adopted and other business transacted.
Following this a musical program was
rendered and games were played. for
which prizes were offered. The prize
winners were Miss DOW. Miss Rcber,
Roy Reynolds, and NJ. O. McCathran.
Miss Franklin Harvey extended 10 the
club members the invitation OF her
mother, Mrs. Harvey, 10 spend the
Fourth Of July at their home. Seabrook,
Md. The invitation was accepted.
A bus ride was recently given by the
Washingtonians 10 Great Falls, where a
delightful day was spent On the way
back a trip was made 20 Cabin John
Bridge