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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
cittIe Accessories.

Just suppose that the articles list here taken of your daily how do you suppose you'd enjoy 9 These very little things control most of your comfort. Fine Art Toilet soap highly perfumed Sc cake three cakes for .................... .25c Dr. Charles Healing Soap, absolutely pure and ansepc 2Sc Woodworh Triple Extract Nina Crab Apple Violet and
 
 Magic Hair Curriers' curls the hair perfectly in fifteen minutes five card .2Sc Warren Feaherbone Girdle Foundations open back Fancy Box Stationery regular 15c boxes Thursday Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Caffeta Ribbon Sale.

Today this will find table filled with about 800 bolts of old stock ribbon Not shiny with bright rainbow simply that which has been hand long % and shows less effects of its bolts perfectly good different purposes hands without actually giving away propose selling today follows:
 Extra Heavy sainTa Ribbon assorted shades
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
Ladies' FurniSbingS.

There many demands for things don't it almost makes deprive ourselves of the things do This shouldn't be- and there's excuse where prices like the
 Ladies tape grdles with hose supporters Thursday 45c Ladies' size Rheieu ribbed vests aped neck and Special
 for Thursday ony two for 25c Ladies' perfection nanook covers lace and embroidery
 med ribbon run, 85c vaues for Thursday Ladies' black lawn with dainty rbbon neck and trimmed with black val lace .65c and 75c values
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21

You make your selection from 20 dozen beautiful negge shirts light pens attached detached
 10 dozen pairs of mems black drop stitch and fancy half hose you've always bought 35c and 50 for this their price Wash T swell line in whie embroidered and colored the nobbiest thing of the . .. .. . .. :. 25c
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
GENTRYS PARADE ONE MILE LONG

One OF the many features OF the Gentry
Bros. famous shows this year is the
grand street parade, which will leave the
show grounds at 1870 O'Clock sharp
next Saturday, May 2G. morning. The
parade presented by this well known
circus firm this year is said 10 eclipse all
former efforts by any circus, it being
over one mile long, comprising nine diff
ferent sections, each complete i'll itself,
and presents beautiful spectacle long
10 be recalled. 1t comprises grand,
gorgeous, gold and glittering array OF
calliopes, tableau wagons, bands, char
lots. tandem teams, 200 Of the finest
ponies in the world $50 highly priced
dogs, 70 monkeys, babOon and GIBBONS,
two herds OF wonderful performing ele-
plants and camels. sacred COWS, zebras,
and almost every kind OF animal from
the different climes and iungles.
Two performances will be given in this
city next Saturday at 2:15 in the after
noon and at s O'Clock sharp at night.
You can't afford to miss the Gentry
Shows this year. rs they are now twice
larger than ever before.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24

Japan need not pit herself against
America and endeavOr to drive her
from the waters of the Pacific ocean
and possess herself Of the Philippine
Islands. This is said to be her in
tentions if she can carry them out,
Judging from recent developments.
The United States has been the friend
to Japan in her troubles that re
suited in her becoming great peo-
pie, but if she now undertakes to run
us from the Pacific or wrest any OF
our possessions from us, she will find
that she can be set down almost as
easy as she was set up.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
VIRGINIA NEWS

There are said To he 1nor go cases" CO.
smallpox in I'redrrick county.
Senator John " Daniel delivered an
claau,nt address Friday at the 'nirdci-
ate Memorial Day exercises az pan'ii.
4 >pecial states that tine town oi En-
uoria was iu darkness Monday night 10y
"a. burning of the electric plant Tic
loss is covered hy insurance
Col George G.. CaheD. ir. of Norfolk
has announced his candidacy for tlc
democratic congressional nomination lI
th. Second disuc,
Destructive forest fires ave raging ou
NYs.lmttrn Mouutain ia Page county
and tnou~aud~o dollars Worthoi tlmh''
and bark are being destroyed
Wooiberry Forest defeated Locustial'
Monday. 1Gtn To- This makes DO t""
straight. for MOndnrry. giving thr
cup won h} Locu~tdale last scar.
Mr. and Mrs George Il Hayes. 90
Gloucr-t,rcouuty Notwithstanding Dds
To the marriage ui th,ir daughter. Mas
O.le. to OR Garry E.phus Via, az 'l'ucr.~-
ter county The marriage "il ta1r
place June 9Th 40 the mon Bapu-'
Church. Bcuu. D'0uc-te county
Governor Swanson Tuesday issued an
order recurring ali The State edueatiuaa
ana rharitab.e institutions O. ntlk.
ou9rtery reports to him as to ill., man
ar.meut. conditions. operations. eN-
ren.es aud recommendations This has
never b. ion. been done iu the history Of
I'm. Stat.
Tie residence ofJ.W Echol-. IN fairia,
county. was DESTROYED bv fire Tuesday
The r,i..hbors saved Tie valuable paint
,ur- and books and some Oriental rug-
hnr fha bric-a-hrac collected IN iorcig
-rqvei wa. lost The contents were iu
-rrs3 I'M. buildinr WA. owned hy Mrs
nina d Hina
The County Committee Oi Essex rolh
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
CAROLINE
en-ltIna i. ..aN HsII PersanaI..

Croxtou, Va. May -, 1900
Misses Eva anl Ella Smith lett yester-
dly for the Eastern shore where they
expect to spend several weeks with thfir
sister. Mrs. Hillary Fitchett, OF Town
send.
Miss Annie Hall. of Pine Apple, is "a
guest %, her sister. Mr. u. IT, billiard
Capt , T. Smith of Richmond. is n
guest Of hl- mother, Mrs. Lucy Ann
Smith
Mrs. 4 81. Dayisrrturncd Friday from
delightful visit To ner SON. Rev e. g.
Davis. at louiSa
Mr.. q. u Smith. OF Milford spent sun
day with bis parents. Mr. and Mrs \. o..
Smith
Mrs Lucy iun Smith, who has he %
very ID. we are glad 10 report IT. bottle
MIR. C. e.. turwniug spent ycsiorda} 200
Richmond
Mrs. !. W Smith. OF Pardow. ard
two ciildrtn. Frankie and John Moot,
were guests last Weyk OF lcr father, Mr.
/ 4 w. Davis.
Misses Grace pahucy and ln'z AIhn
are spending some time with relatives at
/ Guiurys
Mr. w. Davis spent Friday in Louisa
with his son. Rev. q & Davis
Work has begun on the Daughters 90
I The Coui.dcracy hall. to hacrcuri mdr
County Tine church Mr. frmh Oasis,
oi Washington. is the contractor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
GOuldman & Jefferson
Rodgers & Revere
Practical Painters.

lsll iiItl dilliFi ~
Don't pay $50 a gallon for canned
oil. which ought to cost but go cents a
gallon. Ready mixed paint is hall oil
and hall paint Buy oil fresh from the
barrel and add II to the l.. & NJ. Paint
which j. semi-miXcd.
When YOU buy l.. 4 N. Paint YOU get a
iulI gallon of paint that won't wear oil
for 10 or - years because l.. y N. Zine
hardens the l.. & NJ White Lead and
makes l.. 4 NJ. paint wear like iron.
/ gallons l.. & NJ mixed with 3 gal
Ions Linseed Oil will paint q moderate
sized house.
Actual cost L. & NJ. about 81 20 per
gallon.
Sold in thenorth, east. south and west.
C. S. Andrews, Ex-Mayor, Danbury,
Conn, Writes, Painted my house 10
years ago with l.. & VI. Looks well to-
day"
Sold by C. E. Davis & Son, Dido, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
rN10.el s3YfN Fo8 P6EsiDENT
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

81 am sick nearly all the time and
might az we'll DE dead. said Mrs.
Charles r. Marsh, the wife OF a e. y ..
conductor. ID neighbor AT Char
lottesvine Monday. Ten hours later,
Mrs. Marsh went to her room, aud kn"ei
ing beside the bed, fired two shots into
her body, both bullets entering her
shoulder. She will recover
Mrs. Marsh was Miss Callie Winfield, OF
Spotsylgauia county. She has resided ~
Charlottesville since her marriage She
has three children, the eldest tiyeyears old.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
NO 100000 YET

The House Committee on Public Build
ngs and Grounds will not recommend the
erection OF an 100000 postotiice al
Richmond.
Senator Martin may succeed in having
the public buildings bill amended IN The
Senate so az TO provide for Richmond
but it is not likely the House will accept
the amendment
Capt. Lamb says he believes Congress
will make the appropriation next year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
A $4,000 RACE

wv. Fuller's TokalOu Won tie Brook
lyn Handicapped Gravescnd, Long Island
Monday. The distance was a mile ard
quarter. Odds were - to ! weight
lO7 pounds. T. r. Hitchcock's Dande-
lion was second; The Waldeck Stable :
The Picket, third. Value ofStako-S20,.
600. Value 10 Winner-$lG,000; to Soc
ond horse -, JOO;to third horse, s zoe.
Time of Race minutes , 30 seconds.
Attendance, 10000. There were II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
GOVERNOR DECLINED TIE HONOR

The State Board OF Fisheries, which
recently invested the 100000 appro-
priated by the last Legislature in the
purchase OF new gunbOat Tor the
Virginia oyster navy. has asked GOV
ernOr Swanson's permission TO name the
craft alter him, but the Governordecliued
the honor. lie notified the board that
be you'd much prefer TO see the vessel
named Commodore Maury, after the
great "path-finder OF the seas, who
WAS born ON Virginia soil.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
ASKS JAMESTOWN APPROPRIATION

Congressman Maynard made an az
peal for thc appropriation authoriz. 81 10y
the committee for the Jamestown Expo.
-ition Tuesday. He told the House %.
the beauties and the extent OF the pro
posed exhibits. aud urged that Favorable
action be- taken without further delay
Mr.. Maynard warned the House thatun
less Congress did make adequate and
proper provision for the participation OF
the government it should repeal the law
Of last year, Withdraw the invitations
extended To- foreign governments 10 taf'
part. and abandon the enterprise as %
national undertaking.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
Terms Of Sale.

F0rra-h a~ to 80 much of tine pro
e.ri- as mal ,. necessary to dc!ray the
,Nreu-e- 90 executing tnis tw-tiucludng
a trustee - commission OF five pereujum
taxes and Insurance dur apd tO di,charg,
rhe principal and interest oi five note-
for oue thousand dollars each, dated
Starch 18th. 1905. The balance to be-
male payable ~ thr parties executing
the said decd of Trust may direct. This
is "a splendid opportunity To purchase q
fine farm we'll stocked and With ail u,c's-
-art farming implements
Granville K Swift,
mlOilm Trustee.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
CHILE ACCEPTS
JAMESTOWN INVITATION

The American Minister to Chile has
notified the State Department that the
Chilean government has accepted the III
vitation OF the President to participate
in the naval and marine exposition in
Hampton Roads next year cOmmemOra-
tive Of the tercentennial OF the settlement
of jamestown.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24

PITTSBURG Union Stock Yard0-
CATTLE steady choice. $1,000,
primo. $5.5ON57o. HOGS steady.
prime heavies. e6S00GS5; mediums
Workers and PIGS $500; rol2hs $50
nc. SHEEP steady; prime weihcrs
e.. 7OG5.E5; culls and common sheep
b2.500S50; spring lambs. St50I ESQ;
raal calNes SIS 81
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24

The investigation has shown con
siderable irregularities in the con
duet of Pennsylvania railroad man
agement, the main charge being un-
lawful discrimination, which was the
result of favoritism and bribery by
subordinates. The head officers OF the
road readily agree to put an end to
this, and guarantee that it will not
occur again. But it is a hard mat
ter to get ahead of this tremendous
corporation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
"a ZIG RRASS RANn"

A ZIG BRASS BAND
There is something about a brass
band which appeals to all OF us-to
the old man because it makes his
blood flow faster and reminds him /
his youth. to the young man because
the music is I'm accord with his hu-
NOR. and to the children because 1t
is n band. and every child from the
time OF Adam down has perhal :
dinced and clapped its hands
at the sound of music, and cs-
pecially DO they in this day delight
in the sounds which pour forth from
the mouths of the big brass inSiru-
ments. There is something about a.
band which charms and attracts and
IN lkes one forget the petty worries
and cares of life. Ii is to the aver
age man what the Fighter vein OF
literature is to the tired reader who
has perused page after page OF h'av-
ier matter. IL liven> mp the COM
munitv in which it is located and r,-
minds the people that life is not
wholly made mp of wordsworth, work.
1t calls them from labor to recrca-
ton. and many n man, wearied and
worn. has welcomed the relaxation
brought about 10y the footing OF the
bic horns and the dub. dub, dub oi
the biz bass drum. We need "a band
and we must have one Ont I'm West
Virginia the first question they ask
when locating in "a town Is. "llave
YOU got a band?" We used 10 have
one and the merry strains OF the
music that band was wont TO play
still fingers in many ears. We want
another band. We have the mu-
sicians and the horns and the leader
All that is needed is organization.
Get together. boys. Let : havea band
again and lets have one that can
beat any other band in the country
playing all the new songs that come
along and all the old ones. too. Or
ganize. practice up "a little. and let p
have a renewal of the concerts We
used to have in the park. Some OF
us have to stay at home in the sum
mer and we need amusement and
recreation. Both can be furnished
right here in fredericksburg. il We
only have band - got together.
boys; get together.
THE INVESTIGATION At VII
LIAMSBI RG
The investigation now in progress
at the Eastern State Hospital has
demonstrated that the usefulness OF
the 'muck rake" has not yet seen
its end The report OF the expert ac-
countants shows that there has been
gross carelessness in the manage
ment of the Institution, while general
developments clearly prove that
there is something radically wrong
with every department.
Gov. Swanson in his campaign
speeches promised, if elected Cover
nor, to ferret out graft and misman-
agement in our State institutions
and he will doubtless keep his prom
Use. Disclosures at Williamsburg
while showing no graft. prove gross
carelessness and ineXcusable disre-
gard of duty on the part OF officials.
The legislative committee deserves
both credit and thanks for the
thoroughness and absolute imparti-
atty OF its investigation There has
been no disposition to conceal any
thing from the public and the facts
have been allowed 10 pass into cold
type for public information. The in
vestigation will do much good.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24

The government of Cuba passed
into the keeping of President Palma
for another term Sunday amid great
rejoicing of the people. 1t is Il mat
ter of congratulation that there was
no disturbance during the day. 1t
is quite noticeable, however, that the
Cubans have not the same regard
for the Sabbath that some other
people do, or they would have pro-
yided another day for Inauguration
than the Sabbath.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24

Mr.. Fairbanks, the vice president
and candidate for Mr.. Roosevelt s
slippers when he gets through with
them. made quite blunder in the
Methodist conference, at Birmng
ham. the other day. lie wanted to
tell the conference that the religious
denominations were sweeping the
country. but instead he declared tho
hosts oi Repubhcani,m were sweep
inc irrcsistably forward in this beau
tiiul land. OF course, everybody
laughed at the ludicrouS mistake
and the speaker Joined in with h''
auditors. llcwill probably bee more
guarded hereafter as toWhat 'srcail>
sweeping.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
TO UNvEIL STATUE TO GOVssSMI7 H

The statue Of Gov. William Smith viii
be unveiled on the Capitol Square, at
Richmond, Va, Wednesday, May Both.
r. :. Garrett, OF Norfolk, will be chief
marshal. We acknowledge with thanks
an invitation to be present.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
EIGHT APPLICANTS

There are eight applicants asking Gov
ernOr Swanson for the position of State
highway commissioner, shortly to be
filed
The place pays $4,000 per year. aud
the new officer goes in on July /, 1906.
The Democratic Congressional Com
mittee will open headquarters this week
in Washington and begin work for the
fall campaign. Rooms have been secured
in the Munsey Building.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24

Admiral Kemper, of the British
navy, has a son in our navy. He is
q naturalized American and says he
likes America, admires her navy
and wants to be a part OF Il. lie is
a promising young man.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
CONGRESSMAN GLASS
REN0MIkATED

The Democratic committee Of theSiXfh
Congressional District met al ROannkc
Tueday and declaled Congressman Carter
Glass the nominee OF the party as bis
own successor.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24
W 6 FMRREY

ISucoessor TO Embrey & Bergman J
Dealer in Railroad Cross Ties, Cedar
Posts. Sp0kes and Hoops. Keeps
constantly on hand a large supply of
Baled Hay and Mill Feed. Office near
Railroad Depot, Fredericksburg, Va.
Also Agent for Page Wire Fence Co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-05-24

T. T. Morrison. Jas Powell Silver q plr. john II Smith Geo H.
Morrison. Ben lo,ai T. Hall. John Siohuau Bourne r. S'r
Fredericksburg Va x Brown. john Hal. Bq Va ;JJ hur1Fdmouthl Va
K H. Murtvll Bailey. Unaiar Geo
Pndon H. b. Dickinson. Mount Pleasant va John ll Ar Va; W
II. Ilazo va j. SPRINGS B. Port
Royal; r. Wallace ItaVt~; % r. Harris L
Bourne. David Dempsey. Wilderness
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-22
BENEFITS i'm GOOD ROADS.
SsEsss.iDna For Rnral Communities
To Obt;:in Them.

. "a NRAArAAL - i
0ggtnizc good read clubs. Geteyeiy
assoaiitloa 81 business men, farmers,
every newspaper, to push alohg the
goosI roads movement. There are few
other things nioge important to thepeo.
ple Of agricultural communities and
rural towns than the good roads prop
osition, says d. NJ. Carr IN Home Trade
Advocate. Its something that every
good citizen should be interested IN,
1t lsa question Of the greatest elements
Of economy Good roads throughout
the farming districts of the country
mean millions upon millions Of dol.
lars yearly saved To tie farmers. lhey
mean millions more in benefits 10 tile
rural towns. Every citizen Should tp-
point himself d committee Of one TO
work for the end to he attained lE the
cooperation Of the national.wltli state
governments In the road Improvement
matter.
Don't be afraid 10 write To your mem
her Of congress. individually and col-
lectiyely and urge his support Of the
proposed measure for govcfnme ntaI aP-
preparation f0r the needed improve,
ment. Talk good roads to yonr neigh
Dor, join the people of your town in
booming local Improvement and urge
your representative III The state lpgis-
lature to give support to any legislation
that has for tsaiH better roads for
the Turning districts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-22
IMPROVEMENT CLUES WoRk



The third apnuh banquetol die WIN
Ter Hi IMPROVEMENT lseqc4ltIpp. oae
n Nj ltg qfISpnle
sIlle. lltl fil ad pali
10 90 9rsiGtign
stliit i9lSlh IS ~
iel1 tllss
oston Globe
"a shof itleetiIlG SEas isse1
on the pFc t8liiii 1.-THE q
dcers elect we're ins llet tliese
erclse were folio d IN aadres
ana Tie banquet was 8tlIe last teattitise 4
81 the evening " n K, !.
The report 0f the tary, AItis.
az. SMITH, who'll Held tie ofdtes eyer
eince the association was foElnea thfee
years ago; wis fuIl 81 interest y ftlie,
members. Init she reviewed zig hi
tory Of tie body aud c0niplIneHtea the
alembet 6n tile proportion n inyFoyIse5
ntents they big succeeded IN oltainlag.
out 81 tie number desired.
speaking o. llle membership, saasaia
the roll contained ms names NJ
which were tliOse 6f men and 1SwaElls
en-. outside Tie list the meetings Ind
been attended bg uslnfieg who had
glYcn tic work of tie association their
support
ans. Smith commented on tie fee
that 4 IiostogIce in Gilman square.
uamed the Winter Hal statinn, had
been serured through tlieseiiorts of the
association, and q hook and ladder
truck had also been obtained for the
Ibettef protection Of the BONES q Tie
section. The menu card Of the banquet
was ado.ned With cuts q both i'm
prorenelits. 'g
An innovation during tie lyear VIII
he introduced BIZ tic organization, cons
Icc.ning which Mrs. Smith said; THE
Iassotiatlon lbs made arrangements q
offer in the early spring cash prizes, p
Iba competed for by residents Of Winter
| Iftll and vicinity, for the best Kept
pro.hiaes, including fle condition Of
fort and haclS y.lrds, The houses,
feacos and street in fronto Of tie hos.
Any one who keal3s q Gardener will
not We eligible for he c3ntest,"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-22
Ccrman Care Of Landscapes.

Most German states have laws to
prevent the disagreement Of landscapes
by advertisements. The district au-
tlorities, like our county boards are
authorized to determine what land,
scapas. buildings or monuments Of a
historical or artistic value should be
protected, says the New York World.
Violations Of tho statute are madepun-
ishNblc by fine, with or without i'm,
prlsonment. The statute provides
against the display Of pictures, alyer.
tisemcuts or other things calculated to
mar or dlsdgurG amy especially nttrac-
tive landscape or detact from the
artistic or aesthetic effect Of any build
ing or other structure of special i'm
portance or lie highly preludicial toQny
street or part Of a town. The nltcra-
ton OF buildings of historical or artls-
tic value may be prohibited by the
local authorities rs may the construc'
tlon Of other buildings calculated to in.
terfcre with such historical lnonu.
ments.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-22
ror ~ punlIe,. 1nror1aatlon.

1t would be 4 good idea for every
town, village and hamlet along The
line OF any rOllroad to put up q sign
or two somewhere in proximity to'the
railroad station setting forth tue name
of the Town and whatever claim IL
has for historic, residential and Indus
trial interest, says -Four Track News.
Travellers often wonder Wien n truth
comes to a stop what the town IS tint
spreads out before them and wherein
lies its excuse for being, True, The
railroads are doing n great deal to.eS-
plot md advertise the attractions,
scenic and commercial, Of most Of the
more important places, but It wouldn't
be IN altogether Ind ilea for tile
towns to do n little something tlcnl-
selves, IL only 10 set up q bulletin OF
facts for the enlightenment Of the pass
Ing traveller.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-22
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-22

eyes, sir said the man with the
.bulglng waistcoat; Il was the only
child Of the iamily."
sThat explains said the other man,
yawning, "why you do enough talking
for six average men. n Chicago I'ri-
.bune.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-22

Large trades are often consumated
by using our want ads. A cheaper
vehicle of business exchange could
not be found. 1$c word for each in'
sertion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-22

Your home will be lonely without q
god piano. See P. R, GaIlmard, 81
4h street, Easy terms,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-22

MT. CITY DRUG co. SOLE
AGENTS FOR ALL RExALL RENE
DIES. EVERY PACKAGE euARAN'
TEED.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-22

"A Baldwin plano Will suit you. Fac
tory prices, terms easy, r R. Gail
marl, S11 4th street,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-22

Prof. NELL, who will appear at the
Presbyterian Church Friday March
I'd. never fails to please his hearers