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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
FOOTBALL is ABOLISHED
At Columbia University and uestIon IS
"Who Takes the Funds?'

CoIunlbia's Football Association has
formally passed out Of existence win
out ceremony of any sort. pursuant
TO the order Of the university commit
tee on student organizations, ratlIleu
by the university council, the assoc
citation was disbanded Dec. 81. The
funds of the association are supposed
to be placed III charge of Frederick A
GoetZe. controller of sports at Column
bia. but as a matter Of fact the &C
counts will not be wound up for sew
elal weeks ard possibly not for
couple of months. The power to make
schedules and to contract other obli-
Cations however, has been taken away
from the managers by the edict of
abolition.
As a result, George 3. Norris. 1907.
science. who served all last season as
assistant manager of the eleven, will
not be advanced to Il man3gerShip
and no choice Of an assistant manager
for next season can be made either
The honor Of the captaincy for 1907,
although an empty honor now, cannot
be conferred upon anyone. \ big
question in the minds of undergrad
yates and graduates alike is as to what
is going To become of the funds of the
football association. These make up
a big sum. many thousand dollars as
a matter Of fact. How these will be
applied ANA 10 what, is what is nuZ-
ziing Columbia men. It is expected
that Il statement of what is to be done
with the money will be issued later.
II amounts to about 1909.
Paul J. Dashiell chairman of the In
rCollcgiate Football Rules committee
defends that body i'll this emphatic
manner: The public seems to be Ia
boring under Il grave misunderstand-
ing Of the nature and scope of the COM
Inittec. The idea is prevalent that we
| are a sclf-appointed and irresponsible
body ANA that We have Gratuitously I'M
dertaken to dictate TO all colleges how
| they shall play the game. Nothing
| could be further from the truth. Every
member of the committee is the official
delegate of his institution. speaks for m
| one else and is responsible to it alone.
| The committee has never made any
prctcncc of being a general governing
body for football. that il has been ac-
| copied as such is a tribute to the Wis
| dom of its rulings. but il has never as
| sumcd such Il position. We speak only
| for our institutions and if others fol-
| low our lead they do SO entirely voun-
tarily. The committee has been sub
| jectcd to much harch and undeservc,l
| criticism on this score. It is not only
not sc,f-aprnintci. but each member
has to report back for confirmation Ia
his college before any proposed change
can be ratified by him. The committee
exi0ts solely for tho purpose of arrang-
ing and cdifying rules for seven i'll
stitutionS. II represents: Yale. Har-
ward. Pennsylvania. Princeton. Cornell,
| Annapolis ana Chicago"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
BOXING NOTES.

Fred sydney has been matched to
box coal miner at Pittston. Pa.
Jan. 16
Joe Bernstein. who was good boxer
In his day is to meet Tommy Young in
New York Monday night.
The matchmaker of the Douglas Club
has received number of entries for
the 120-pound competition to be held
Jan. Is.
Terry Martin, who was slated to meet
Peter Sullivan In Marlboro last night.
refused 10 come from Philadelphia to
fill his engagement.
Kid Goodman has received offers
from the Longacrc Club of New York
and Blue Island Club of Chicago, but
he will accept neither till after his bout
with Deshler
Frank Ernc. the eX-lightweiGht
champion. who retired from the ring
some time ago. has changed his mind
and he Is going to engage in some Of
those 3-round bouts In New York.
The matchmaker of the Douglas Club
snys the report that he contempates
matching Jeanette and Jack johnson
is nothing but hot air" as he never
thought Of making such a match.
Fred Sydney. who has been picking
up some easy money in New York. re-
turned to Boston at tho call of his
manager. who has signed him to meet
Andy McGarry in Portland Monday
night.
Benny Yangcr. the Chicago boxer.
who Is signed to box the winner Of the
CnY,,inD l1nr aud
Jan. Is. has also becn matched to meet
Kid Sullivan in Baltimore within three
weeks.
Battling Nelson when in Cleveland
denied that he was engaged to Miss
Gertie DcMilt. the hurlcsquc actress.
who announced in Toledo before Christ
mas that she and the champion would
be married about the middle of Janu-
airy.
Boston Journal: Jack p'Ericn denies
that he Is matched with Gus kuhliu for
the Tuxedo Park a. A.. near Philadcl-
phia. FOR March |. O'Ericn says his
theatrical contract calls for an engage
ment Of ten weeks and that after that
he will seek a match with Marvin Hart
The match Was made for OBren by
Billy Recap Of Philadelphia. VIII" UNI
derstOod he was authorized to do so
when Jack was approached about such
a match In Philadelphia last Saturday
Rocop and Tom O'Rourkc are interest
ed In the Tuxedo club. O'Rricn does
not declare that he will not meet
Rubin. but says that such a match is
improbable. O'Rrien says that there is
little chance of a match being made
with Tommy Ryan. as he believes the
'Tonsilitis" fellow is four-ilushing. He
says that he felt all along that there
was nothing in the Reno Offer and So is
not surprised TO hear that Joe Egan
denies having made an offer of $4,000
for a contest with Hart.
Kid Goodman who is to meet Dave
Deshier at the Douglas Club again
Monday night. left Boston yesterday
for Diamond Hill, Il. l.. to finish his
training. He says that the talk about
being handicapped by having the break
clean is all rot. Any style of milling, he
states. is satisfactory to him, and he
is confident that he will put Deshler
away. The Ghetto champion still claims
that he did not foul Deshler in their
last bout and says if the referee had
not given his decision so quickly he
could have proven by physician that
Deshler was not fouled. Their contest
last week has had the effect of increas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Jan i-Jacoh ". Schiff. head
81 the influential banking firm of Kuhn,
Loeb & go. sent 4. trcmor through the
speculative fabric Of the stock market
today ~ his utteran"., of tho opinion
that unless something was done to I'M
prov" IN" currency system Of tho couu
wv th"r" WOULD h" a nani" compared
with which all 3tnir.i which have cou.
h"l"r" would seem rs Childs play The
sensational terms of this uitcranra and
IN" bulletin form in which til" knowledge
81 II frSt cam" I" tho stock market pre-
'lptdt"d heavy liquidation which broke
prices with some Violence and caused 4,
weak aud di$orderly closing The VIC
i"nt slump IN Anaconda and Amalgamat-
90 Copper were of special influence in .un-
settling sentiment. Previous to tho an
rcarincc of the report Of Mr. Schtr'S r.,
marks tie market had fallcn into Il con-
uitlrn 81 dizziness ana almost Of neglect
IN" Nohim" Of transactions fell IL til"
smallest total in many weeks paSt som.
Tart "f this undoubtedly was due to inter-
ruptinnS of wire communications with
"EtSid" cities by the storm passage cs-
p."Etlly to til" South and West stock
f.NcslIliC" commission houses are fcclinp
the weight Of :, discomfort amongst Gus
toners NOR" port"ntious than has been
knnWn Tor many wears over the interest
charges during December The Paris
Market seems determined to maintain lie
usually high level or bank reserves ana
the Bank of England is reported to h.
PREPARING I" borrow money from the omen
market with tn" purpose of keeping up
INC interest rate as protection against
outside demands Very largo rcravmnuts
OF eau loans Wcr" reported as being mad.
on the Stock Exchange today and this had
a natural effect Of easing the rates in
that department. But tho rates for tim,.
loans were inclined to advance. oven M
I" IN" six months period. showing som,
shifting of call loans into borrowings on
time. Tho hesitation reflected in the mar
row fluctuations of the day gave way To-
the acute Weakness of the close Only ar-
ter III" appearance of the report of Mr..
Schif $ speech.
Bonds We're irregular Total sales nar
value. 2,01oNh. United States old As cou-
pom declined y per cent. on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
SUICIDE IN PORTLAND.
Insane Woman Pours Oil Over Her
self and Lights a Match.

Portland, Nc. Jan. 4.-Mary ".
Narsiss. :; Syrian woman. - years Old,
who WAS not quite right mentally and
for som" months an inmate of the city
home, committed suicide last evening
oil from il over her head and clothing.
Unknown to the attendants sh" had
procured Il match and set fire to her
hair She WAS terribly burned when
the nurs" Miss Louise Wood discover
ed her and attempted I" smother the
flames. The woman died in :; short
time *; 4 result of the terrible burns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
Maine Polo leacue Schedule.

Jan. 5-Bath at RockIand
Ian. Shorthand Ak lewiston
Jan. ?-Bath at Portland.
Jan. l2-IewiSton at RockIand
Jan. l3-Portland at Bath
Jan. Beforehand at Lewiston,
Jan. 16-Rockland at Portland.
jan. 1S-l'ath at lewiston
Jan. l9-fortland at Rocklani
jan. 20-1cwiston at Bath
Jan. 23-1ewiston at Portland.
Jan. 23-Bath at Rockland
Jan. 21-Rockland at Bath.
Jan. 21-Portland at Lewiston.
Jan. S0-Bath at Portland
Feb. 2-Lewistnn at Rocklaud
Feb. SHORTHAND at Bath
Feb. STRICKLAND at Lewiston.
Feb. 6-Rockland at Portland
Feb. S-Bath at Lewiston
Feb. 9-Portland at Rockland
Feb. 1n-Lewiston at Bath
Feb. 13-Lewston at Portland
Feb. 13-Bath at Rockland
Feb. 1I-Rockland at Bath
Feb. 1I-Portland at Lewiston.
Feb. 2D-Rath at Portland
Feb. 22-LewfSton at Portland (after-
noon). Portland at Lewiston (evening).
Feb. G-Rockland at Bath (afternoon).
Bath at RoCkland tevenng).
Feb. ci-Portland at Bath
Feb. 2tRockland ut Lewiston.
Feb. 21-Lewiston at Portland
Feb. 21-Eath at Rockland.
March STRICKLAND at Bath
March Shorthand a Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
DESPoNDsNT A SUICIDE
Mrs. Sarah A. Lord Ends Life by
Asphyxiation in Providence.

Providence. L. l.. Jan. Airs.
Sarah l.. Lord. aged - years. an ex-
pert cnamcller, committed suicide last
night by asphyxiation. her body being
found today. Mrs. Lord was divorced
from her husband several years ago
and her failing health which would in
time have necessitatcd her giving IN
work. induced dependency. moth
or. two brothers and a sister survive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
SCH. McDOc OF MACHlAs
Has Hard Time in Calculus Into
Port With Seams Started.

BOSTON. Jan. i.-'rhr schooner Mndnr
Of MarhiaS. Nc, while Oh h"r WHY from
EdnifndS, Ne, to New York With a
cargo Of riling. was obliged to bear up
L. TINS port today owing tn strong
h"a'!W in!S. which started some of the
seams III he" hull The little vessel
cam" INTO port this afternoon with her
crew working hard ut tie pumps. tn"
r"sstl will b" hcachcd a., East Boston
fats and her cargo uuloadcd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05

ing the interest in the coming bout.
The winner is to be pitted against Sen
nv Yangor at the club Jan. 10, and VIII
have a chance with Young Erne AT an
other meeting. Deshler is more conn
dent OF winning this time than he was
in the previous bout. The matcnmak-
er Of the club has signed Mike Grady
and Tim Flynn to box in the prelimin-
ary bout Monday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
RYAN AND BURNS
Matched to Fight for MiddIeweight
Championship at Los Angeles.

Chicago. Jan. A dispatch to the
Tribune from Butte. Mont. says:
Tommy Ryan and Tommy Burns will
fight for the middlcWcight champions
ship title carly in February before the
Pacific Athletic Club of Los Angeles
according to an announcement made
last night by Manager Curley. acting
for Ryan. and Marvin Hart. who are
now in this city. Ryan says he will
fight at 1853 pounds ut 3 O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
SULLIVAN AND SIEGER
Box IS Fast Rounds TO Draw in
Marlboro, Mass.

Marlboro. Mass. Jan. i-Prtcr Sui
Ivan Of Fdll River ana Charles Sicgcr
of New York, fought l. rounds to Il
draw ut the Highland Athletic Club
tonight. by agreement. if both mon
We're on their feet at the end of the
bout. the result was to be declared
drawn. Sullivan. however. had a bit
the better of tho contest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
PSI Candidates at Harvard.

Cambridge, Mass. Jan. AT Il
mass meeting tonight 2fl men handed
In their names ~ candidates for the
Harvard Varsity track team. Indoor
work will begin Tomorrow under tie
direction Of Head Coach J. q. Lathrop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
SMITHS
and
Butternut
PILLS
Natures Laxative

Take them now. and tonight when Won
retire take one or two more. and you viii
feel one hundred per cent better to-nor-
row morning. and before the day is passed
you will forget all about it. These
wonderful little vegetable pills. combin-
ing the antiseptic and resolvent proper
ties of pineapple, with the laxative and
cleansing effects OF butternut. will
quickly relieve congested circulation.
and drive out of the blood the bile accu-
mutations. restoring harmonious action
to the digestive organs. Just one DAYS
use OF these little vegetable pills will
cure G any threatened bilious attack
They are good for young or old. never
grippe or weaken. nor leave behind anv
unpleasant after effects These little Veg
etable Pills 30
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Jan. {
Spot closed quiet 10 points higher. Md
ding uplands, 1l.?5; do gulf. 10. Sales.
none.
Galveston stcaGv II Lie: Charleston
firm. III: Memphis quiet, ll's: New Or
leans firm. II 11-l6 Mobile firm, III; Sa-
vannah steady. IL ZIG.
Net receipts for six days. 1lL0?a.
Exports tn Great Britain. 63.3H: to
France. l@.00o; to the continent. 53.JJG. to
japan. g..
Stock |, 100 "i6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
Williams Defeats u. of 2.

NilliamSiown. Mass. Jan. t.-Wil-
liama defeated University Of Pcnna. at
basketball IL tn" college gymnasium
tonight by 4 score Of II to n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05

The phrase which has become rrita
by Its frequent use. THE pen is
mightier than the sword which Lord
Lytton put in the mouth Of Cardinal
Richelieu. was written when the steel
pen had barely begun to supplant the
quill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05
BOUTS THIS WEEKS.

Friday-Matty Matthews vs. Gene bee
nah at Cincinnati; Young Mahoney vs. Joe
Green at Milwaukee, WIS.
Saturday-Milwaukee VS.. chicago at
Chicago-intercity bouts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05

p /: dailics. 11T12
E,iGS-StcadY: at market. cases iuclld-
ed. 1Sn255; iirsts. o.; prime iirstS, -, ca
trlS. -.
CHEESE.-Stcady: IN, 1;,'..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-01-05

care your bowels regular?" He
know that daily action OF the
bowels is absolutely essential to
health. Then keep your liver active
and your bowels regular by taking
small laxative doses OF Ayers Pills.
We have no secretsi We publish J. G. Aycrc
the formulas Of oil our medicines. Lowell, Mass
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-02

We DESIRE Tel STATE rhat II
ridelce .1ts 3 IL be your
interest Sc o1sg lie
e Elll ~ ~
tJiesl IN until you can
fid6 ind ID 3 & Ct any Price.
lois on 7lel. o1
each, one: lirf balaIcs enc
nd two Is
s lois IN aI:Jis AilttieIls
! 500 each; = lois each,
one=fhIrd 90 BALANCE one all1
two years.
5 lot plar y. 90 ssal.1.ss
one bird cash balance one and
two years, ~ {,
8 lots between Mechanic a4Cl lee
80 1l8 bygaboge so f., 5Q0-00
EACH one. third cash, balance one
and two years These are very
desirable lots for home building
Z LOT 50x100 #, East Main street.
or BhiIippi Pike $50 .00s one
third cash, balance IN one and
tWoI Year,.
5 lots. left on, Kelley Hins with
water gas and sew erage SOC. 90 8
one-fo9rth down. balance one, two
and thnee years.
Can sell you lots atsJ ollneon delg 1ts
which is located between Adams
ton and sWiIsop1 $500 r.
$4,000 each 1000 down. 100
pep month.
Can sell you Iots,on Union Heights
Whichs;Will he one Of the best
residence sections IN ClarksbuE
high and. dry, situate between
Clarl9buTg industrial Addition
and Grasselli, $500 to $4o0. 90 ;
one-Ehird cash, balance one and
two. years.
Also on This Addition can sell ynu
one TO fEeacre lots very res.scn-
able and you eannot! do better
than invest your money here.
We need fifty houses that will rent
Z from $1,000 to $4,000; unable
10 secure houses for the people
moving into CIarksburg. If you
have vacant. houses, call us up.lI
Both phones asa.R
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-02
DEEDS Recorded

Sallie j. Helmick to Susan HoH.
i lot, West Milford.
Mary Ladwig and others to james
d. Hoff, i lot, West Milford. az
&c. II. Chalfant TO ]. D. Martin,
oue-half Of 3 tracts. Grant district.
Addison r. Timberlake and
others to Arbella Cora Baxter, p
II. B. McCarty to S. W. Lewis, 2
Albert TallSington to g. -. Bart
lett ct al, part of oil and gas sat-
dis district. IN,
III Francis G. Robinson to Ellen
james Bates ct al, 128 acres, sqr-
dis district.
Wallace.
Alice NJ. Harbert to James n,
I.anham, 2 lots, Wallace.
John w. Davis, special cornn =
sioner for 81. ID. Sommervllle, % a:
NJ. r. Cunningham, 1872 acres, on7
ion district.
Clarksburg Industrial company,
ID 0fnry ". Flaherty, / lot, city
M. d. sand @. B. SpeTry, sFlecial
commissioners for a. /. Stout, %
Abner Stout, s6 acres, simpson
district.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-02
LONG-HEADED PEOPIE

LONe-HEADED PEOPLE
Come to us for their mad
measure garments, eeognizin
skill and thoroug llness of WoT
put into each one, and the
Impart in their making. And
pay US no more for choice r7tSi
and unsurp assable wor kthan 81 IN
charge for less satisfa 81
n1ents. Also q full line u IS
hats and caps, at
Bloch e Tailoring
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The Oldest and Strongest Fire
EnSnrance Companies in the
w OR Id.
Viii insure your property at the
same rate "a RI
The best is the e.,, 5s5.l9.
Cheapest a sas ...5
Insure with US. ae ase
None Better

One of our firm has Just recently
returned from a trip of three weeks
looking into the question of Zeal
Estate in other towns, and spent 9
day or so In each of the following
towns Parkersburg, Huntington.
Bluefeld, W. Va; Ashland, KY;
Radford, Va; Bristol, johnson
City, Knoxville, Tenn. Atala, Ala.
Alabama City, Ala; Gadson, Mar
tinsbuFg and Cumberland.
Some of our clients have been
talking 10 us about high values, and
taking into consideration the In
dustries and pay rolls, Clarksburg
Real Estate Is lower than any of
the. towns mentioned, and it is our
honest belief that it will be consid-
erably higher. Now is the time to
buy.
Last week QUE sales were between
$18, 900 and $l9, 900, showing that
people are taking advantage of the
present prices on inside property
Below we give you a partial list
of the bargains we have for sale, but
have not. room in this column to
give yOura list OF all the property
we have. Can supply your wants
in all parts of the city:
One Broom frame, shingle rooted
scottage, lot S5x100 fl, situate on
Union Heights Addition, 100000
aone-third cash, balance in one,
1.-TWO and three years.
One 1-Eocm brick slate rooted dwell
ing, e-storB, situate on Hickman
u street lot ,35x1sO it,, $4,000. 90
4 one-half cash, balance one year.
One groom frame shingle rooted
o4dwelling, situate in NorthvieW,
4; two lots, house cannot be built /
for the price asked for this prop
erty;, $500; $4,000 cash, ball
/. ance one, two and three years.
One 5-foom cottage, finished mi
hardwood, watsr and gas, situatel
+, Alta Vista Addition, lot. 40x1 20 /
". #, 81 10000; one-third cash,
balance one, two and three years.
Two 5-rpom frame slate roof cob
tages, situate jackson street, and
trent 10 per cent. on investment,
81 800 90 each cash. May sbe
able TO make terms OF good cash
sapaynent is made.
Two 5-room; two-story frame slate
rsof dwellings, nicely finished,
y gaa and water and all modern
{ con eniepces, situate on Kelley /
Z. Hill, So, 10000 each; one fonrt
!, cash, balance one, two and three
y ears
One 7-EOom tRO-sborY- frame Hate I
rooted dwelling, hardwood finish,
eeod wen, 81, 500 third cash
y III nee one and g Is 5sgea Sit.
! 4osl2p
" lIIs8S SHsiis
m 3i 6sftSiI
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9 r son al
~. md a aelissoEl of
aEls
Iigh
n 8 Is enc Is Els
condition IS some hat m improved to-
H llI1Il1Il lnEll 4 here rom
Wheeling visiting friends. He his
d splendid osTtiioIi in ~ laeeliItg and
s pros lIlligs
Rev. William =, 0liFeTs of Alex
andeF web known Baptist die
YiIle, s. ii The city, the guest Of
friends
Allison Bartlet OF .Hepzibah,
was a business visitor here Friday.
Mrs. 3 ii. Lanlsby Of West
Union. was a guest Of her sister,
AIRS MiIlgEd j. Snider, Friday.
Mrs. Alien Smith, Of Mulberry
street, went to Fairmont Friday
morning to visit her daughter, Miss
1Iollie Virginia Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sturm,S Of
Columbus, Oh, who have been visit
ing his father, John F. Sturm of
/, Enterprise the past week, have re-
turned to their home.
Omar w. SWiger was here Friday
from Wallace.
Dr.. q. Oyster Of IumberpoFt,
spent Friday in the. city
Henry Swiger was here Friday
fro mSardis distIiet.
Jacob Romine, of West Milford,
spent Friday here.
DR.. q. E. Dawson, of Wilsonburg,
was here Friday afternoon.
Bruce Dawson, prominent
young Wheeling druggist, is in the
city.
=. E. Law went to West Union
this afternoon to mike u political
speech there tonight.
james b. Martin was business
visitor here from Bridgeport FRI
day. z
Lee Horniclz; a guard at the Yves.
ton asylum. arrived here this morn
ing for visit Of several days.
Robert Shuttleworth has re.
turned from a visit to Fairmont,
Willard II. Bartlett has returned
from a business trip along the Ohio
river.
Wesley NJ. Byrd was here Friday
from West Milford.
NJ. D. Teter, of Oral. was here
Friday
Lloyd Wasbbnrn, of Good Hope,
spent Friday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Dewitt, OF !
Broad Oaks, are the happy parents
OF new daughter.
NJ L. Ashcraft, Of Fairmont, IS
in the city attending to business
matters,
Lee Malone, general manager of
the Fair1nont Cool Company, re-
burned 10 Fairhlont Thursday night
after a business stay in the city.
Il. D. LoWther, Of Salem, is
visitor in the city.
w. W. Wood, Of Wheeling, is &.
city visitor.
DR.. W. w. Reynolds, of Weston,
is in the city on a professloha VS.
it.
Harry Fordyce came home this.
from New York where he.
mas been located the past few years.
He looks fine and his many friends
lere are glad to see him. I
Luther Cunningham spent
in Fairmont.
George Vandervort has been n
Fairmont on business.
Hode Stewart has accepted a po-
ition with Swift s. Co.
Mrs. Charles J. Proudfoot, who
listed her sister, Mrs. w. ~
rodgers, on South Chestnut street
evcral days, left Friday morning
or her home in Petersburg. II
David Clippinger, q prominent
,orse trimmer. who had charge Off
al Thomas b. Davis horses at
he new fair grounds during the
pmner, Is visiting In the city.
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ms nee
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IIIsEeY. IITlas aIlI TalIllII- I3I.s.
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