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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26

erect 2st0ry frane building On Sc corner Of
9lss street and Bourbon place. 90 bT %,
Carter Investment Company vim E. II. seatou
and T E. E0frk=Brfck work concrete ard
bond iran for tEo-stary brick Inc of Du-
pout street 591 S Of Sacramento. S 53-5 bv
J. Rowland vim T MeBonald-To build two
sEarT Tane buildlng on E1e OF Guerrero
xz5d0 = Z
Parick and Maria o'snilf-au WIN Christ
S'hEEestzer-Iq erect rwo-starT frane building
en- me af Vermont street . s OF Twenty
MarEarHt Collins with Griffin & Wieks-To
ereeE a rTc-s1arT frame building line 0f
sheridan street. 1876 Of Tenth 25x-. Sy7gS
John and Emile Engiefried with Carl Schuitt
--A-A TQrk except manrels f1r tlree- -srurT
frame building. stores and fats. on NV corner
n TwenrT-ffth and Alabama ss8d2
william HendrieksOn win r Dgnaing-Te
erecr a two-srarv frame builsffus, On : Ire ~
Rark Lane Worth 30 Of Third 97-6 BY Z
Slng Young Company win Hansbrough Bros
-Wreeking 0f walls Of building AZ Nos 80 %
and g NaTerty place. <1I5c.
vim .. = Brr6n-Briek work for oze-sfary
ou-lllnG On Ne corner af Oregon and Davis
streets \ 10 By 50. 81 3s2
Louisa n 8Iairhead win A vagner-Brick
work etc for raree-zrory brick buiAItng On
51e Y eorss. of HaTes aad LariEin streets. y
9o.6-a- z5.I1- Sc LOG. SW 6T-3. S6580.
s. lluartararD win Weismann Bros.-Au work
except foundations. mantals shades and gas
1zrures for a rTo-sc8ry frame building On
scasa abaeher-F-ev stationery comnauv vim
Phoenix Building and CONSTRUCTION Ccmpaur-
Al wsrk FOR a rE0-st0rv and basement brick
huilsizng iine OF Folsom street bet,yeen
First and Second $1,000.
A. and n Cereghino with Golden Gate Con-
srrurrlGu CanlpaaT-Ia erect 4 raree-sturv
frame building darsi On line OF Green
street between kearaT and Dupont sI5.5a9.
Mary E. RYAN win A. n Neisen-To erect
lEo-starT and basement frame building AZ 1919
LeaFen.voryh street p Hne- 1i-6 : CT Broad
fZffN.
lanes 0ris trustee with C. Dpuaeerns-
Hreek1nE and clearing Debris from Let SW
corner q Davis and Paeiae streets. I'D By
Carl q Larsen with william F. wilson Com.
pa1T-P i1naBing a1l gaSfrtng FOR a three-stsry
brick hEildIng line Of Eddy street Is
Joseph k9oIrsrs witA csnk 4 Youur-Fo
erect ave-story and basement brick buiIsIiag
ca 81 ccrner of Third AID Minna streets. s 80
william G. Nellie and Agnes Lowry aad Z
S6Ifie W1r1 Branson & .fslLhertsgn- Eeurv lacks
Vulcan iron Works 0tls Elevator Works-To
ner af sacramenfo and Dupont streets. IA By
Harrnan H robener wfrh Building construe-
r1cn C1mpanr-Eo erect cw8-sr0ry frame
BUILDING Ene 81 Tay street. 71.s OF
1agrsr and sEarraretaa Kober win same
70 erecr a one-storT cnttaxe On ST corner Of
Francis 80 wv u 1ttssian. Sz90e-
n A Gunsr WIKI 5. Levi Noosvurkins Com
panT--flgar store 1xrures On wy corner Of
Markaf and GearT streets. sls2g
r. T. Kelly viii Building Cons sr-urrf8n Com
nanr-Ta erect rwo-sFnry frame Building IN
sW corner II stoektcn street and Emmett
xeIIie SouIe &c al win Henry Jacks. Bruuson
& lsiIberrs0n and Vult-an l-gn NF0rks-Ta erect
Csmner-lal and Dupont streets sl5.3sa
California Electrical Works win Charles P
Inc ~ FoIso srrset sese NJ q Third = ss
S
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
STAGE DOORS DID
NOT OPEN TO THEM
Sacramento Police Disap-
point Girls With Ma
MIA to Become Actresses
SPECIAL D1sPArcH TO THE CALL.

SAN JOSE. Oct. 25.-DanieI Haley.
ofscer for the Society for the Preven-
tson OF Cruelty TO Children Of Sacra-
mento. arrived here yesterday with
Viola Blackburn the young runaway
girl from this city who was taken into
custody BY the Sacramento police sew
eraI days ago. She was given into the
care OF Probation Officer George Lee
who has not yet made any disposition
OF her case
Mss Blackburn and Grace MeCourt
left their homes in this city several
weeks ago to become actresses. but
their aspirations TO appear before the
footifg ghts were sadly shattered After
a ufeAo misery IN San Francisco the
girls made their way to Sacramento.
where they excited the suspicious Of
the police and were arrested
The McCourt girl was taken TO a
Catholic Institution In San Francisco.
viola Blackburn fingered IN Jail in
Sacramento until yesterday. when Il
was decided to return her to San Jose
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26


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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
PORTLAND STRIKE
DECLARED OFF.

RORfLASD. Or. Oct 25-The Iouz
slEiAe OF the grain handlers against
the grain exporters OF this city cane 70
an end this afternoon. after both sides
n4d made liberal concessions Neither
side can be said 20 have won a victory.
though each wins On some points. The
gram handlers viii 20 back TO work
AZ the Old wage scale Of IS cents an
nour- On rne other hand the exporters
agree 60 recognize the Grain Handlers,
Union 20 discharge al non-uuion helm
ers now Ia their employ. 10 pay 5zL
cents Per hour instead OF 50 certs for
overtime and concede a nine-hour dav
instead OF ten hours as heretofore
Agreement was signed 20 this effect
BY the Grain Handlers Union and by
q the exporters with the exception OF
BaIfour, Guthrie & Co. whose repre-
sentative is cut Of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26

Honesty Is the best policy when you
cease 70 figure en- the premium.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26

MUSICIANS 70 STAY AT EnME-Stsuforr
University. Oct. e5.-For the first time IN years
me musgians nf stanford EufEerai<T comprising
the Varsity GTee and Mandolin clubs. vii not
tour the coast cities this winter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
Manhattan Dis1-ict

an q Fac. 0sI Kan Dexter 8 ~
Wedge-. u Nan Red TOP. CT
CALTFOENLA-
--cnarr ---. 90 Cent E1reka--- - s.
1ruusw1ck --1-41 -Eurnace Crk- g 9 40
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26

Wghdds
enden O more Won the within Z the Eagle sdE r which ssvs
ePead-n ntandG Mine
eeand tonegr Id
nt=es seruedon the Fauvi-uE nng Conpany
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26


asuaon FTeE which adors
Nevada tina
vueto the aih
sy has
to benorh-a Hasou yp a t be stated
and TRUTH tha ten the NezHr Nest
in other rand has been
open nc is in view N
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prt ywsreoE at n nh pyo investor r0und
I h pz
wash bdw n
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round towns dup but OF
is the " donon the Of fagodn
T TFarvsz
Cp and fpp her dispose o tbs saaes
nheo
Nest eva1 Of
night ago to sdeb IS h
ErMEwE Hsca
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-26
SISTER COMPANIES MINES ADJOIN
e's Nest 0yersubsGibed $4,000 Shares at IS Cents
and Already Selling at IS Cents.
Hailstone Shares Now Offered at
$50 CENTS==

WE ANNouNcE THE OyERsuBscRIPIIoN OF EAGIE'S
NEST FAIRVIEW MINING CONPANY'S STOCK TOTALING
$4,000 $4,000 M SHARES & PROMOTER m @ At 35 Gents PER SHARE
GOLDFIELD. TONOPAH AND FAIRvEW. AND IN SAN FRAN
CISCO AT 45 IT WILL BE LISTED ON THE EXCHANGES OF
SAN FRANCISCO. SALT LAKE, GOLDFIELD AND ON THE
JERSEY CITY CURB WITHIN FEW DAYS AND WILL
INSTANTLY COMMAND EVEN A HIGHER PREMIUM
AS is usual with all of the Sullivan issues of this stock
subscribed for by mining the than taken
investors living distant points The largest block Eagles
Nest Farview sold individual taken by Mr. George
Wngd who with United States Senator Nixon the control
OF the Faivew Eagle and the sensational Goldeld Mine
which market 5000
share within half is making record nte worlds
history of productive gold-mining
OFFER IMMEDIATE SUBSCRIPTION 250GO0 SHARES OF
STOCK FALRVIEW
EAGLES NEST The Two PROPERTIES ApIoN AND ARE PART OF
OF WINGEELD AND MxoNS EAGLE MINING co ON THE NORTH AND
AND EAGLES NEST ON The Fast FAIRvE STOCK is SELL
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE ABOVE
WAS PROMOTED AT 90 SHARE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21
--LATEST CUSTOMS RULINGS.
Bead Necklaces Are Classified a
JeweIry-Other Decisions.

JeweIry-other Decisions.
NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-1n n deci-
sion by T. s. Sharretts, the Beard OF
United states General Appraisers or
arruled a claim fled by "A. steinhardt
& Brother, OF New York, 1t being held
that necklets composed Of beads are
properly dutiable as "jewelry" 1T the
rate of GO per cent. The importers
considered that the merchandise
should be granted duty at the rate "f
45 per cent under the tariff provision
for manufactures Of paste.
Other Importers claims overruled
yesterday were fled by NJ. Willie, P.
Freeman & Brother, and Carlowitz &
Co, New York; George Borgfeldt &
Co., Boston; woodward & Lothrop,
Washington; the Rosenthal-Sloan
Millinery Company, st. Louis; F. w
Myers & Co., Marquette, Mich; A
p. Kenyon. Port Huron, Mich.
The board partially sustained claims
by R. H. Macy & Co. and George
Borgfeldt & Co, New York, and Char
les H. Wyman & Co., st. Louis.
A protest by Calhoun. Robbins g.
Co., New York, was sustained.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21
w arning Bell
DELIGHTED GOOD AUDIENCE AZ
the GRAND pPERAsH0usE
LAST NIGHT

The Warning Bell the latest Cor
den & Bennett production. was played.
at the Grand opera house last Eight
and delighted good audience They
play is from the prolifc$Ieh OF G1ar.
Ience Bennett and was pronounced by.
talI as one OF the cleverest that this
versatile writer has produced. H. is
"a play with plot, pleastpgly unfold
ed. and held the intense interest Of
the audience throughout, there begging
no lag at any period. It is entirely
.different from the other productions
.ofered by these enterprising manag-
.ars such as "The Holy City ana Roy
al Slave" etc, but its environment has
been as faithfully carried out as in
the productions mentioned. The seen
cry was beautiful and the scene OF
"Urchin Reef Light House. was one
of the most realistic ever seen on the
local stage. Specially good storm eff
fects were produced when the yacht
was saved.
The piece was unusually well cast
for a popular priced attraction, all
participating being deserving of spe-
cial mention. The role OF Moses Aar-
on Eischbaum. a wealthy Hebrew
banker, taken by Phil Jean Barnard,
was all that could be desired ami he
gave an Interpretation OF the part
that was pleasing and entirely new in
s,,cb a character. His specialties
were also exceedingly clever. and the
audience worked him overtime. Mr..
Barnard will be rememberd as the
newspaper man in ",rhe Royal Slave"
last season. He will be starreN next
season by Gorden 6 Bennett in u new
play.
Miss Wanda Ludlow, as Sis. part
angel and part fish, is a charming
young actress, who was exceptionally
we'll cast, and she endeared herself t.
the audience by her freshness, v!vac-
ity and ptquancy. She worked with a
vim that was appreciated, ami her
songs were well received, as she pos
sesses a very sweet voice, Nature has
endowed her with plenty Of vtsor and
talent. and for this reason no part OF
her work was overdone.
other members of the large cast
who deserv1 special mention for their
work are Raymond Gilbert. as the old
light house keeper, Ollie McNfann. as
..Jim Kirk" Amy Higgins, as "Annt
Prue" Thea Shaler as Dora. Reeves"
Susie Fradelle as the French woman,
Oswald Roberts, the heavy, as Lewis
MORRISON" Fred 8. Majur US Gregory
Bubb," GLADDEN. E. James as AR
thur Cooke"
Should this attraction again visit
Fafrmont it will be greeted with a
much larger house than it had on IT'S
initial appearance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21
Federal Court
CLOSED ITS WORK FOR PRESENT
TERM AT WHEELING YES.
TERDAY MORNING.

WHEELING, Sept. 21.-The Thurs
day morning session of the Federal
Court was a brief one, as Judge Day
ton was due at Huntington in time to
begin the sessions OF the Southern dis
trlct court Friday morning, but the
criminal docket was cleaned up be-
fore court adjourned at 1880 o'clock.
There are but. four cases, all of
them charged with illegally selling
whiskey. Peter Mouse and loco
Jocoskey, Of Tucker county, were
found guilty of bootleggtng, and SEN
fenced to pay 500 fine and serve 80
days in the Tucker county jail, and
James Ketterman. charged with com
hitting the same offense in Grant
county, was given the same dose. The
fourth man was another foreigner.
Adam Grotinski, and he Jared the
same as the Others.
Judge Dayton left at 11:40 over the
%. r. for Huntington, where he will
serve on the bench OF the Southern
district United States Court in place
Of Judge Keller, who is i'll. United
States Marshal Elliott left at noon for
Petersburg, and Assistant District
Attorney Emmett showalter left in
the afternoon for Fatrmont- District
Attorney Reese Blizzard left for his
home at Parkersburg Wednesday
morning. Clerks Dellicker and Moore
and Deputy Marshals Hupp and Bar
rett also left in the afternoon. B. s.
Honecker was admitted to practice.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21
. HouLT AVENUE ITEMS.
+++++++ +++++4

Mrs. Hayes Hughes and son. Dor
sey, left Sunday for Upshur county.
where they will spend a few weeks.
Glen Snyder is wearing a broad
smile. It's a girl.
Mr.. james Thomas, Of this place.
left Thursday for the State of Wash
ington, where he will make his tu-
ture home.
Mr.. Goddfried Blaser has returned
from Germany.
Miss Marwy Black, Of Fairmont,
was visiting at Brady Meredith's last
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Jessie Hughes went to Pitts
burg last Sunday, but she never Saw
VanVoorhis.
Miss Bessie Long is staying at
Brady Meredith's.
School will commence here the first
day of October with Miss Ethel Fiser
at teacher.
when the Lone Star gets through
cutting his wisdom teeth, will have
a chat with him, but, Of course, he
can't talk now, for he hasn't been
saying anything through the paper.
Hurry up, Lone Star, we can wait a
while yet. UGLY MUG.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21

Regular services at the N. q. Church
South Sunday night At o'ctock by
Rev. !. M. Garter. Sunday school at
$3.50 a m, superintendent, g. w,
Toothman:
Regular services at the Opera House
Sunday night at s O'Clock by Rev. p.
70. MusgraYe. pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. Sunday school at
.2 p. M, Ellsworth Price, superintend-
ent.
Mrs. W. P. sutton has returned from
the East where she had been visiting
for a few weeks
Messrs. Elihu Atha, Of Lore City,
Ohio, and w. Hunter Atha. of Fair
mont, were in the city a few days
last week visiting the formers daugh'
ter. Mrs. Jesse Kuhn.
Mrs. Will Bowman, Of Warrington,
is here visiting her husband at the
National House. They will go to
housekeeping soon.
Miss George Beatty, of Metz, who
has been visiting Miss Maude Taylor,
has returned home.
A. 3. Smith, of Washington, D. G..
was a business visitor in u city a
few days this week.
Born, unto Dr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. NIL
Ter, September 18th, a son.
Miss frankie Clalfank, who has
been visiting Miss Bess Neill, at Fair
mont, has returned home.
Mr.. R. B. Campbell, Of Pine Grove
was a business visitor here Tues
day.
Mrs. w. s. Faux. of sntvely, whc
has been visiting her parents, MI. and
Mrs. A. C. Collins, has returned home
Superintendent f. E. Reeder has
moved his family here from Flat Rur
and they occupy one of the South Penn
houses near the Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Amos have re
turned from a business visit at Alex
andrfa, Pa.
Mrs. Mary @. Yost, Of Louisville
Ohio, who has been visiting relatives
mere has returned home.
C. B. Fleming, of Fairmont, was 6
business visitor here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Nichols, of Fair
mont, were registered at the Nationa
House Tuesday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21
WANTED MOTHER
To- Be CPUgIFIED
sons CRUEL ABOUT
AGED PARENT WHO rs pE.
PENDANT ON HIM.

NEW YORK, Sept 21-Recom.
mending that his aged mother be
crucfied and then burned by a slow
FIRE in the manner in which mi Of 1.-The
sons of Mrs. oliyina Either, SO years
old; would forever settle the question
OF the woman,s support:
This story was told in the Long
Island City police court by Miss En-
sly and Miss Rose Des Jardings, grand.
daughters OF the aged woman, who
were in court to assist in prosecuting
their uncle, Fred Either, of 101 West
slxtieth street, Manhattan; who was
arrested about a week ago. charged
with failing to contribute to his moth
.er's support.
The Des Jnrdins live at so Sanford
street, Astoria, where Mrs. Either.
who is Mrs. Des Jardins' mother.
makes her home.
There are nine children in the fam
fly. Mrs. Either is helpless. and her
keep makes considerable fnroads on
the family Income In addition to hs'
daughter. she has two rms in Mas
hattan-Frederick, who own two han
som cabs, and Edward is said to be in
business for himself AID lives at l21
West Twenty-secol.! ST. g
About a year ag1 feeling that tf4
SINS sfoI . .o"lri' ;.' 10 Inc support
of their mother, Mrs. Des .1ardins had
Frederick summoned to court, and he
was placed under bonds to give his
mother a stipulated sum each week
The payments were Forthcoming for
some time, when the bond was dtscon'
tlnued, and the payments also stopp'
ed. Repeated efforts to get him re
sumo the payments failed. His sister
Mrs. Des Jardins, wore out a a
rant, charging him with keeping a dis
orderly person, which is the technical
charge in a case Of this kind, and he
was arrested. AS there is a consider
able amount due on the former ruling
of the court, Either was locked up in
the Queens county Jail tt await a hear
ing this morning. and also until he
paid up his arrearages. A warrant
was also issued for the arrest of the
other son, Edward, but he has not yet
been found.
when spoken to about contribute
ing to the support of his mother" said
Miss Emily Des Jardins to the court
zone of my uncles said: oh, why don't
you cruelty the old bag, the same as
our Lord was crucifed. She ought to
be nailed to a cross and a fire built
under her. That's the way to sup
port that old witch. I'd fix her.
The name of the uncle w1o made
this remark was given to the court by
the young woman, and he may later
be called to answer for his words. The
hearing in court was adjourned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21

Rheumatism is not incurable. Stub
born? Yes! But DR.. Shops Rheu-
matte Remedy will il faithfully used
drive 1t out of the system. It's the
blood that's at fault. Poisonous cry
stalls like sand get into the joints and
muscles. DR.. Shops Rheumatic Rem
edy prevents this. 1t drives Rheuma-
tism from the blood and then Rheuma-
tism dies. We recommend and sell
it. E. A. Billingslea & Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21
EISt Ward

Nh Edward Helmick, of Roanoke,
lin tile city visiting his brother, Mr..
Bartlett Helmfck. of Merchant street.
His aunt, Miss Beatrice Watson, of
the samesplace, will arrive tomorrow
few days stay.
Mr. JoesRulle, Of New England, was
typhoid fever patient admitted to
die Cts Hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Nimshi Nuzum and sons Cd
81 and Donovan. of Boothsvtlls, we're
guests yesterday Of the formers
daughter Mrs. John DeBolt.
Miss Lena Satterfield, who has been
IL the Cooks Hospital for treatment Of
appendicitis, is now much improved.
Mrs. Sarah Martin. of Parkersburg,
visiting her niece, Mrs. Luther Car
penter. Of Raymond street.
Misses Montgomery, of Redwood,
are visiting Mrs. Mable Miller. of
State street. for, a few days.
Mi George Hoskins. Of Mobres,
Hflles ~. Va was a visitor in the
city yesterday.
Misses Anna, Minnie and Emma
Lloyd and Mr.. Larney Lloyd spent
Wednesday at Benton's Ferry visiting
III. and Mrs. Alex McA1lister.
Little Miss Hattie Ice is able to be
nut after q serious illness of typhoid
tsyer.
Miss Carrie Miller, a nurse at the
Cooks Hospital, II on duty on ac-
count OLA very sore hand and 1t is
feared blood poison will set in. She
at 1.-THE home OF her brother, Mr.. Jud
Miller, of Market street.
Miss Essts Shelby returned to her
home I'm Morgantown town to-day af-
ter aweek's visit with her sister, Mrs.
Georgia Shoemaker, of Gutfey street.
MI. Charles Lloyd, of Uniontown.
was business visitor in the city yes
terday
Mrs. j. w. Mcdonald has returned
from few days visit with relatives
wsllsbnrg.
M and Mrs. Moses Anderson re-
tnrned today 70 their home in Rich.
mond. after a weeks visit with rela-
tises in the First ward.
hi. and Mrs. Claude Hawkins, of
Huntington, are visiting the latter's
Parents, MI. and Mrs. John McElfresh,
y Polk street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21
THE POWER OF E 4


When James watt saw the steam
causing the kettle lid to jump up and
down he said ''There must be power in
that steam that It can lift such .
weight"
There was.
Millions prior e him had seen the
same phenomenon and regarded 1t as
an unexplained mystery.
Recent scientific research has put It's
finger on the cause of Dandrur, Fall
ing Hair. and consequent Badness, and
has unearthed a tiny germ which eats
the life from the roots OF human hair.
Newbro's Herpfcide destroys this
germ and consequently restores the
hair to its natural state.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In
stamps for sample to The Herptctdo Co..
Detroit. Mich.
D. a. Rilllngslea Z Co, 1PosaA'
agents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21
Ald soefetx.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Dia-
mond Street NJ. q. Church were enter
aimed last evening by Mrs. Ed. Gil
hart at her home OF East Park ave
nue.. After the business of the meet
ing mad been dispensed with a social
holr was enSjyed and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Gilhart.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21

Dr. Josspn .. Kennard, Of larry
town II; has returned from Italy,
wherein arranged for the exchange
51f PROFESSOR between that country
and ne GIFTED States on the same
iiasa a the now in force be:
Been America andsGerunany. Through
I'D eaoft the King q Italy became
movement
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21
mrs. cavenauuh entertained.

Mrs. Charles Cayenaugh delightful
w entertained the Title Dulci club
last evening at her home on Market
street This was the first meeting
held this year and was thoroughly en-
ioyed by the members. Mrs. Cayen-
augh Is the president of the club and
always proves herself to be an excel
lent hostess. Mrs. Charles Steiner,
OF New York: Mrs, Clarence Fisher,
and Miss Orahood were the honor
guests. Refreshments were served by
ithe5hostess.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21
b. u. clue.

The members OF the /. T. Club will
hold5ther frst meeting this year with
Miss Bdna Gaskins, at the home of
mar slstsr Mrs. Clarence Fisher, Of
Market street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-21
II You Suffer with.
Rheumatism
Shops Rheumatic Remedy VIM
Bring Tie Utmost Relief that
Medicine Can.


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pm "a. free the SyBtem or the RheumAtic Polls
b which are the cause OF all Rheumatism.
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