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Evening star., 1906-06-16

81 know what makes it. De enilud angels
has been put to work sweepin' up de golden
city"
Evening star., 1906-06-16
Pretty Articles for June Wedding Gift
The Newest Ideas i'm Correct ST.

Al Ime,C Church, adV ii COR
Dp IS IN charge o compel up d in matter O
n you m thoroughly rl a e assured b eue accurately
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
Iudce Mason.s Court.

IN Tie cause of the Board of Educa-
ton OF Grant district VS. VI Bryan
ct IL order entered appointing. five
fr.ss.l,"ltf=rs TO assess the damages
that sbo1ld be paid the defendant by
cka plaintiff The commissioners ap-
pointed are: B. F. Muniel1- 5. l.
shaver, Vim Watson. Willard Bog
CESS ard Eestus Downs
m me cause OF l. B. Glasscock. al
VS.. Thomas n SharpS CT
al. order entered and a report OF
OF special commissioner
= T. Martin fled
IN the cause of Henry Tehinsk vs.
Royai:zo StzeIecka order entered and
decree died OF sale also the report oi
the commissioners partition fled.
IN n. case of the State vs. May
z>.yn.an the defendant was recognized
n tie acna1 sum Of 800
; w r. Martin appointed notary pub
Iiez=s Eoad given in the sum of IS"
VIZ J. D. Charlton as surety
e. + Thomas appointed guardian OF
Tiarerce. Charles. Willis. Bertha 1nc
EstelIe Moore, infant heirs OF Isaac +
Moore deceased. Bond given IN the
sim or $l2, 900 with the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company as
surety.
:arz.y Baker appointed administr"-
Ter Of the personal estate OF Lora Jane
EsS..r. deceased. Bond given In the
s,iIn of $500. with the United States
Ef..ei;.J and Guaranty Company as
s;irc-y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
COURT NEWS


Deed dated July :. 1905; A Smith
WTsman ct al TO John R Bennett
lot on Chicago street: consideration
$3.50
Deed dated April ,. 1906: J. w.
Boord ct W. to Tereasa ~ Hamilton
lots Nos. and >. block a Psacoc;<
Addition. consideration. s$oe-
Deed dated April 10. 1905 Harry
johnson ct w TO Mary E. knight.
three acres OF land in Winfield dis
|trct. excepting coal with mining
rights; consideration. $50.
Deed dated March q. 1905: VIM C
.Ryrer 20 Narsis J BarSer, lot Nc. s.
block J, Highland avenue Manning
ton; consideration. $500
Deed dated October 6. 1909; Morgan
Biningsiea ct uN- to the City of Fair
mont FOR right of way: consideration
one dollar
Deed da,ed April ;. 1856: NarsareS
Ef:l ard husband to Charles H Cor
ley, lot no t.. Arnett Addition: con-
sitLef2tion, $500"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
Kept Busy
HAVE BEEN THE BON TON
CLERKS TODAY SHOWING
DISPLAY OF DRESS HATS.

The crrEs in the millinery depart
ment OF the Bon Ton store have been
kept busy all day, by the constan;
stream Of visitors who called to sec
the elegant display of dress hats. The
display Is certainly a fine one. and
truly deserves the many compliments
which 1t has received.
The shapes of this seasons nats
are decidedly new and every color
seems tobe in favor. The Bon Ton Ger.
taInly has a bcwlId"rinS array of both
shape and color and 1t is safe TO say
that they have met with favor from
all who have witnessed the display.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
Mr.. Robinson Here

The American Reserve Bond CO..
OF Chicago. H.. saving and invest
ment institution. was visited yesterday
after BY Mr.. W. F. Robinson. general
airector. He was accompanied by
re. J. r. MurrelI. of Wheeling. the
state director.
There were present six local repre-
sentatiyss. who arc under The direc-
ton OF Mr.. w. J. Loutzenhciscr. who
IS In Charge OF the Fairmont branch
office. located on the 9th floor OF the
Fa!rmont Trust Co. building. room 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
JUDGE IS DRIVEN FROM BED
TO ALLOW HOME TO BURN.

RICHMOND. Va. April 1l.-JudEe
Timothy Rives suffered a disagreed
BILE experience yesterday morning. Pc
ter Hill. b crazy negro, broke into his
residence and holding n revolver to
the judges head. compelled him to
get up out OF his bed, and, still IN his
pajamas, TO leave the house. Tho ne
gro immediately set fire to the house.
which. with all of its contents. was
destroyed. Hnl was arrested.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
wiu Iive in Merasntowa.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Everett Cas-
10. and their little son. Da1e- Will come
to Norgantown the first of May 70
make their home 21r. and Mrs Cast"
were married in September, 1904, and
have lived in Chicago since that time
Mr.. casio viii become member OF
the contracting firm of Weaver &
Ze.eley. which is to be incorporated
Mrs. Casio was Miss Bess Grant pc
fore her marriage. daughter of Col
and Mrs E NJ Grant, with whom they
will make their home temporarily
Their friends here viii be glad to
know that hey have decided to reside
in N1orSantnwn = MorSan,own New
Dominion
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
Entertained ThimhIe cIub.

Miss Mary Clayton entertained the
C. E. c. Thimble Club yesterday aft
ernoon at her home on Pike street. y
pleasant afternoon was spent by TIE
conSeniaI gathering. and dainty re-
frcshmentS were served Miss NSni'
fred Murphy viii entertain the &l"E
on next Wednesday. at her home "a
Washington street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
BUILDING COMMITTEE
Of " ~. C. A. Consists Of Five WST
eucwo Men of the City

The committee has been named
which viii nave in charge the erection
Of e!.s V. NJ. c. a. building. They axe:
Mr.. Joseph E. Sands. chairman: Mr.
T. NJ Hartley. Mr. J. NJ. Jacobs. Mr.
.Ia.I,cs .. Watson and Mr. Robert
=. Cunningham.
'..,e following named gentlemen
were also elected as directors: Mr.. c.
=. Hutchinson. Mr.. Joseph Roster,
Hon. John W. Mason. Hon. \. y.
Fleming. Mr.. b. L. Butcher. Mr.. Wal
ION Miller and Hon. \. Howard Elem
Ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
SILK HAWkER
WIS Fined For Plying His Business
Without License.

There were no DRINKS in police
conrt this morning. Last night passed
with unusual quietness. NJ. E. Tawa-
sha was arrested early this morning
for hawking silks and laces without
license. He was operating on AIadi-
son street when ofcer A. N. Flem.
ing took him in. He was fined $3.50.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
Viewing vesuNius.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Dawson. Of Tn.
iontown. Pa, are travelling in Europe,
and when last heard from were view
ing the eruption OF Mt. VesuvIus. Their
daughter. Miss Mary Dawson Is The
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. John ". Ma.
son. during her parents absence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
GEO. M. JACOBS,
County Clerks Office.
-e-,etess T~,enty-six, Attention.!

IL 2o-unA OF the Homeless 'fwer-
ty-Six. -.sidinsS in th.a city and v:ciE;-
1870 are Interested in the formatioa
o. = IoSaI ;ircse IN ttiG CITY, are re-
q,,.-~tss 10 attend ~. mNetl>s at to-
J;pc ssuu '4otal paric.:f atl0:"0 OF: Sun
day -zc-ainS. Don: fail TO attend, il
.au sr@ u any way interested in The
Organization Several Important coo-
mites are 10 b. appointed at this:
.I4,-e+in.; and . ruil attendance IS "+S-
-ssary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
Entertained Clio Club.

Miss Katherine HouEh entertained
the members of the Clio Club, and a
few of their boy friends on Tuesday
evening at her home on Barney street.
A delightful evening was spent by tae
young people and delicious refresa-
mcnts were served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
LOOK PAR in ReeItai.

Miss Grace Robinson Miss Adele
,Furbee and Russell Furbee went to
Huntington yesterday and last night
took part ir The recital gwen by Miss
Bervl Stewards music class Mrs
Charles Robinson accompanied them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
T-aebers. Circle TO Meet.

The Teachers Circle OF the Presby-
terrain Church. will meet this evening
at half after seven o'clock at the homo
OF Mr.. l.. W. Kelley. on Walnut ave
nue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
Win Speak Tonight.

Miss Mana crosier, State organizer
of the c. W. B. NJ, will speak at tho
Central Christian Church tonight at
7:45. All are cordially invited.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
Dr. y. Atwood Hanine
Wheeling. West Virginia

The wedding ceremony win be per
formed earlier in the evening and the
following will be the attendants: Mrs
Jesse Bloch and Miss Mary McHenry.
of Cumberland. and Miss Ethel Pal
mer, OF Des Moines. Iowa. will attend
the bride, and Mr.. Johnson Camden
Mckinley will be the best man Dr..
HaninS is brother of Mrs H G.
Bowles. formerly of this city. now OF
Huntington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12

creme E.cf'ya ronLaini - lead o.
INC RIO hydrocar6on Gi-a, in'o;'n
ia1a or ga-"tin.: 'BillinEslea's dl7'S
.f,,r..s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
SOIE.
MIR. sejaek to be Married

Mr. and Mrs C. a Honaker. OF Mo
nonsan. have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter. Pearl.
to Mr.. Milton Bejack, OF Wheeling.
whici, win take place on Thursday
evening. April 18th, at the home OF the
bride Miss Honaker has resided IN
MononSah for several years and IS
very popular among wide circle OF
friends. Mr. Bejack is Wen known
here. having been on the reportoria.
force of the Times" for several
months. lie now holds the position
of telegraph editor on tie Wheeling
Register. Their many friends extend
their best wishes and concentrations
in advance
Mrs. Sarah g. Cochran and Ars:
Phil Moore will leave Dawson, Pa.
tomorrow for Virginia Hot Springs
where they will JOIN Mrs E w Nc
Neil and Miss C1arissa Smith The
party will visit Richmond and viii
stop in Washington. D. c., next week
for the C. A R. and Phi Kappa Psi
conventions -1lorSantcwI Eew Dc
rninior-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-12
win Entertain cha.erbox Club

viii Entertain Chater5os Club
Miss Roberta Bennington Will en-
terrain 4he ChatterboN club this er-
eniaS at her home On Jefferson street
Invitations TO Wedding Reception
The following Invitations We're re-
ceived here to-day by humble rof p'so'
ple-
Mr. and Mrs. John Waterhouse
request the pleasure or your conTrar.>
at the wedding reception OF ihc:T
laughter
Josephine Marie
AID
DR.. N Atwood HanioE
on the evening Of Thursday. the tween
ty-sixth Of April, from nine until
twelve o'clock
Twenty-Five hundred and fifteen Chap
line street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
INVITEs DEP SITS.

sissippi Valley and Texas show a weeks, rains having been Renerat and heavy but not excessive.
 Sefnt- monthly reports on the cond!- tion of the crop are about due and 1t IS probable that a higher average con- dition will be reported than the aver age at the close of June.
 For the present. however, there ar- pears to have been distributed a. .sufff- cfent amount of moisture In all sec- tons Of the belt, except. perhaps in certain sections of the certain States which IS to be expected when the im- mense area of the cotton territory is taken into consideration.
 A return of fair weather would prob ebly pc more preferable for the n1ak- Ing of fruit and to chech the rapid ery. of too much rain. which will snre- weather sets in.
 From an unbiased point of view. however. conditions as they exist to- day, taking the belt. as rule. pros poets were seldom. if ever better
 Nevertheless. such view might be the observation at the parting of the ways for, as we have said before, should the rains continue, complain ts of grassy and foul fields. Increase in insect life. rust. shedding and other usual summer reports of deterioration might find their way to market with the usual result, an advancing market whether warranted or not. 5'herefore all eyes should be Rep. on the weather eock. Yours truly,
 C. O Abercrombie & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
THE STOCK MARKET
ToRr0N NOT RELIEVED DEsPIrE
The PrefeaaaSnal Element Attempts to AAquxurnte m Upward Movement
 of Fffces Bnt With the

<, New York. July 11.---The torpor of the stock market was unrelieved today Tn spite of the smaTl increase in the the ssins Sf the sss mai hoar rSs profes @ sionaL clement attempted to inaugurate an upward movemeat Of prices The yesterday that pressure was off the market and on the assumption that considerable uncovered short interest. subserve q purpose to advance prices by driving them to cover.
 The various rumors which were ad-
 en Showed S asn o G Novelty sas R times already. The revival of the sub 5ssa os Ma the Sy cabes sss director Of the tinted states Steel Cor poratlon sg as positively asssrtnag tnas Ss advances were indifYerontly held for 4 timo ana then gave way with rever- sal of the market position of Erofes- tiilty of the attempt to lift prices
 The easier conditions in the money market nominal to the early part af dsnce was felt in tseir pernanency. .Teae statement of the uo-trehsury operations showed an absorption from prIncipaiiy due to the return Of gov ernment deposits The loss of the banks to the govern ment since the last las odn bank statement amounts to s4'- 1t is noticeable also that the New York exchanges on interior points are ruling at a discount. Indicating a easn ss n9ysmeS Nsw YopR city asw bod offer Ing was brought to the attention by the official circular fixing July 25 Tor the closing of bids. The withdrawal or government deposits,s the Panama bond subscriptions and other requirements which are to be met In the. money mar ket this month were thus brought news sub treasury for transfer to San Fran cisco was a. reminder that the meeting Of insurance losses there continues to be an element In the money market The show Of strength in the grain markets was hardly an influence. on stocks, as it was attributed to dam age to foreign crops rather than our own
 Some attention was given to reports of further cutting of grain rates by Western railroads which could not be argued to be of advantage. to values of the stocks. Weakness of the mar ket for copper in London helped to de- press the copper group in the stock market. The break in ColQrado fuel was interpreted as pool liquidation and helped to the reversal of the ear The final hours transactions proved was weak at substantial net declines.
 5fide were heavy. Total sales. par value, $1.s95.b90. United States bonds were nncAdnsed on call.
 NEW YORK STOCK rssr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIoNs
fCorected DaIIy.l

(CNFEeetGu U04AY.l rhssa ssricea are al wholesale and not to S0stuSc stureSr-corn s@1Oc: standard soods. pearl 4Ac; gloss lump 4%c; nickel pack ~sfs fRsics&Extra fancy sMe: head A@Sc; brsssn shs; hys,naoI JsPan si. ss S,rrin.a zoe.
 VInegar--Per gallon l4 o 22c ...... lON V5Ii gieNS: choice iiSilAc; fancy is0
 cracfsrs-xxx soda sAe; XXX Ginger S"IPs FIoure-Basis of barrels; Hieh. patent t5; fancy patent $ 50; half patent s4'5S
 Esrd-Lsaf 'iS iScs SombcSnd 7kc: basis ti6rces. ..z.
 a1aTn a5S H.JSn 1se sA;1. s:a sSorts corn chops 7Oci white corn Tgci oats mixsd sic: white 52cI white clipped 6Sc; timothy s1 .05; Johnson grass roc; rust proof oats Sottou Seed Huns---Loose per ton Ss.boI baled .o0: sacks ss.bo; cotton seed meal Fruit and Produoe--rriumph potatoes 9i IS bu.; onions SIPS bu,; Western green head cabbage; bel crates Ss. sS; apple s,,d snd cream cheese. daisies 14H O i5c: fancy K P. peanuts ec lb.; lemons $5 .26; snap beans Crate crate; cantalospes sa0SS.sS: watsfmsiOhs
 aidsdc-pTy Hints 1so; dry saitsd lie;
 chioksnsSHens sO0sse: flyers sS0aOs: broiiers 15 Poe.
 Molasses-eeorEia Cane; barrel ssc e. Dssr ss syrup. Log Cabin, gallons 114S M gallons H:so: quarts s4.2S per dog Au.
 Country butter-1bc.
 sSed-Rye s1 per bu: wheat q ,os barley ln.; onion sets. white skin s2: pearl sS; blue grass 15@1Se.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
TREASURY BALANCES.
 washtneton, July ii.--Treasury balances sif4.2s9.as gold coin and bullion sst.1ass-
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

N11AN<AoC ,rs aassss ars suyins yl whsa @ and ss North North paKota caused 2, strons tone ii the local wheat market today At the cioss
 t.rn 9r wes sp se dsxsfs oats shossa
 ef h6ke. Provisions were axe to ioc
 The wheat market was strons all day and there was aetive demand throushoutt the session. shorts were the prtneapal of the early trading was the lieht accept. ances Of cash bids. Later came the s,n,s, Feport this a stateinsnt from New York that sor- eiEners were bidding for Manitoba and Da- iadicatioa li ot buying by foreisners la this market The close was strong. september ssssss ssssss a'fhss .. .ad sa .lss.a ss a' s:sisaasrances Of wheat and flour were we're ss5 6o6 hasheIs. compared wfth t4s. GOO bushels the corresponding day one year ago; scss1esa St ss esrs asslnst kods last
 me pIobsb,iity of sSntInasa clear s.s hot hot sSe the bayins wGlea. was oi an influeatIal asS few days f ana this sstimuiatsd ths. demand; ssas s rsss i sS ksnss: a s eiss es q sa sS
 strong with prices close to the highest pont of the day. September opened HWMs e'Ysea fsesAi H receipts iss cars with 7s oE con-
 There was an active general trade in oats with prices tending upward stronEiy. Re- ports from Illinois and New 4ork were that the crop was being damaged hy rust. Ths clear hot weather was generally con sidersd as detrimental to the proper rnatufs. fnk of the new crop 6eptemoer openea MS9Lc 10 Mc higher at ssM to s4A M sSc &dyaficed to sBKc. where 1t eiosed Local fAcsints were 90 cars. Nv shtFts and local packers. Lonks were the principal sellers but offefinks were not iarwe "A ten cent adyance In the price Of five hogs was the main buiiish faetor. As thA close September pork was up ioe at f5Rh Lard was Up 1Mc at S9. go. hiDe were 2He higher at SD bb.
 Estimated receipts for tomarrhwi Wheat i07 cars Corn 242 cars. Oats lso cars. HoEs as.oo0 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
COTTON LETTER.
(By private wire to Lovenlan 6 Co.,, 36
 Commerce Et)

(By private wire to Loveman 6 Co, se
 Commerce St)
 New Orleans. La., July 11.--The cot ton market relapsed into old state of Inertia today. Speculation was almost completely at standstili, and conse. quently fiuctuations were within very narrow range. Liverpool acted disap- pointingiy and the weather map was not one calculated to arouse enthu- siasm on the bull side, conditions be- reeorted tSday m GSGd rsns Louisiana and Arkansas. but the gen eral opinion was that these rains would prove beneficial to the crop in
 4 good deal of attention is being paid at present to the probable out come of the July deal in this market The fear that manipulation in July will ne wcrop nlonths Is one Of the under stagnation.
 est still remaining in July Is larger than generally supposed and hence be. fore the end of the month some start ing developments may. be looked for. The interests that are short apparently realize the danger they are in, and are trying to secure cotton in New York and other places to deliver on July con- tracts here.
 to remember that the system of fixed differences does not prevail in this market so that the attempt to deliver low. grade cotton brought from New York, or elsewhere, is likely to meet with some strenuous opposition As a gentle reminder of the fact that this market is not to be used as a dumping ground for low grade cotton. quotations on the low grades in this market were officially reported yesterday Is lower 2nd there Is talk to the effect that the differences between niddling and the lower grades are still too narrow, and II may be taken for granted that fur ther' reduction in duotatlons on ai, grades nalow rnfddifng will be made should~ the local situation call for such actiop.y Yours truly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
H. 4 N. Beer cotton Lette

New Orleans, July 11.--The reaction which set in yesterday was brought to q halt today by, the westheer nisSp iSp South Atlantic States where longs were wont to exaggerate the little m. jury that might have occurred in that section of belt by the recent rains.
 AS was the case yesterday Savan- nah was the only district In the Eas- tern portion of the cotton region tfSs fSe average for the district. which covers the coast section. amounting to only 80 of an inch, Atlanta and Wilmnig- ion recording only .O1. Augusta but n trace and Charleston none.
 Idverpoof cabled that the early ad- vance there of five points, which was a full response to the American ad- vance of yesterday, was due to shorts having covered freely there this morn ing on unfavorable crop accounts from the Atlantic States, but that the top had been reached for the present un- less unfavorAble wet weather should continue east of the Mississippi River
 As a result of such developments, there was but little change in values compared with yesterday, market rul- ing quiet but steady throughout tho session, trading being light.
 Crop reports from Alabama, the Mis-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
port Nfovenent,

GaiveAtoh-~Steady il i-I6c: net receipts sss: gross receipts tss: stock 2s.se7.
 New orleAAs--ouiet and easy. l1kcI net receipts s93: gfoss receipts 6Sis eaies soc: stock 4s. ssD Shipments coastwiss bs.
 Mobile--Steady. io%e; net receipts. 52f groes receipts szl; sales 80; stock 7,26s: Shipments cnAstwise fe{
 savAnnah--steadys lVMcl net receipts l. ses; sross receipts f.sss; sales sfss stock S0fo3. shipments eoastwfse 201
 CharIeston--Nominhl; net receipts |; gross receipts q: stock s.sis: shiDshents coestwise t1l.
 2si; gross receipts sst; stock 10.7os.
 Norfeik-@ste il Mo: net receipts III; gross receipts 4tii Aalee t20s stock IA. SS4; Shipments coastwiAA ese.
 Baltimore Nominal, like; gross receipts
 New York-steady 10. SO; gross receipts go9: sales i, 400; stock Ill, ,4ST.
 I8osten--Aauiet 10. eOs net receipte lsb; ain l3e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
MT r0nw noNDe.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
NEW YORK pRY oOODs.

New York, July I.-Spring lines of wash or in the dry goodR market today. Under wear and hosiery mills have the major DOT tion of their product for the next -Four months assured. Bleaehed goods are sold ahead in many instances and up close 70 current production in all In exports qual- itieH inquiry seems to presage business m the near future and the whole market Is much stronger In eonseQueT