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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14
F[fSJ Ward

MlJaeob Hudsins moved his family
terdayffrom the BAIL Layman
properly on Merchant street into
Clarence Robinson's property on Mer-
ehant street
MIS-: Luther Harbsrt returned to
home In sardis yesterday after
shnrt visit with her niece, Mrs. Alex
Patton
Miss Nora Bishop. OF Grafton, is in
me city visiting her brother, Mr. E. T.
Bishop; o. Columbia street.
DEVIL Cox, a cousin Of DIR. E. M.
Cos 81 THIS city, who was operated
pon week ago at the Uniontown
hospiital, isyery low and death is ex-
pecteda t any time.
Miss Minnie Hamilton has return
1toEher home on Locust after
three weeks stay with Mrs. Alex
Patton of Merchant street,
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Morris of State street is very
mi
Mr. D. a. Cox and son Brooks of
Lowsyi1le were guests yesterday of
and Mrs. 3, NJ. Cox.
Gordon Grimes returned to-day
from Newburg where he was called by
the death Of his grandfather, Mr.. E.
Grimes,
Nh; and M.rsJ. e. James, of Ad-
amsyille. Miss Ida Bolton, OF Enter
priseS5and Mr.. will R%hinehart, of
Bouthsyille were guests yesterday OF
Mn. and Mrs. George Rhinehart.
Rev CULLEN Shinn, OF Boston.
Mass has returned to htshome after a
short visit with his nephew, MI. ].
stealey
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton satterfe1d. of
Enterprise and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
satteraeld, Of Montana, are in the city
onsaccount Of the illness of their niece
Bena satteFaeld.
MISS Edna Jenkins is i'll at her home
Market street.
Newton Fetty is recovering
rom a slight illness.
Messrs. Grafton Mosby and John
Smith, both OF Fatrmont, were initi-
ated4fnto the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Firemen at Grafton Wednesday
evening Messrs. Nelson Christy
d Clarence staaley were among
those from this city who attended the
meeting Wednesday evening.
MIS-. f. M. CARRIER. of Keyser, was
the guest OF her husband Yesterday.
Mrs Yates, Of Grafton accompanied
Z here.
Messra. clyde Miller, of Connells-
vile. and Clarence Miller left Fair
mont today fora Is days stay in Mil
waukes.
Miss Lee Mckinney was at Chiefton
yesterday the guest Of relatives.
Mrs. DR.. wyatt, of shinnston. was
i the city yesterday visiting her neph-
lew, Mr.. ]; 4. Stealey.
Miss Anna Radford and brother.
Cral,9 Of Enterprise, were visiting
their cousin, Miss Myrtle Prickett.
Yesterday.
Isaac Kennedy. Of McCurdysvtlle,
war a visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Laura West, Of HopeweIl. is
Waiting Miss Lily Carpentry, of. Dla-
mond STREET
Mn. and Mrs. Dallas Leonard and
little daughter have returned to their
home in clarksburg after a weeks
visit with relatives.
Mr.; ]. u swindler hes returned
from Cheat where he has been spend
ing week visiting relatives.
Miss Hattie Sexton. Of Buckhannon.
Hnd MI. and Mrs. Albert Martin. Of
HnyWood. we're guests yesterday OF
REV. and Mrs, Z. ". Roberts.
Dance.
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OIL ANp Gas FIELD


On McEaroy creek. McElroy district
county, the PHiladelphia Com
4pany has an agreeable surprise at its
test ON the II Jackson farm. The
well drilled through all sands and
found nothing hut a light show in
the Big Iniun and it was decided to
give it q shot In that formation. The
result was quite satisfactory, for1the
well produced 90 barrels the ensuing
"a hours.
on Indian creek. Union district
Richie county, the South Penn Oil
Company has drilled it's No. IS in
the g. NJ. Ireland farm into the Big
.Injun and has a show for an eight or
.1Nbarrel pumper. In the same dis,
trict on the j. @. snodgrass farm,
Deep Sand Producer.
On Py1es fork, Warrington district,
Marion county. the South Penn Oil
Company has developed anew feature
at its No. 8 on the N. wv sturns farm.
This well was drilled with the e1pec'
tation of getting a producer in the
sO.foot, as it is located but 800 feet
south of the Bonwell & Company pro
Queer on the snodgrass farm. When
1T proved a failure In the threefoot
1t was drilled to the lower sands, an'l
when a few feet in the Campbelps run
sand the pay was struck and it be-
gan to flow at the rate If 10 barrels
an hour.
The finding of oil in the lower sand
will lead to the drilling down Of other
wells in that locality. The No. 2
well on the Charles Snodgrass farm
is producing so barrels a day.
Gasser in Calhoun County.
North of Grantsville, in Center dis
Etrtct, Calhoun county. c. e. Gerwig &
Company have drilled their test on
the S. T. Stump farm into the Big
Injun and have a good gasser. In
the FoIcom district, Wetzel county
the South Penn Oil Company has
drilled its No. 81 on the Genine Rob
tnson tract 81 feet into the stray and
has developed no oil or gas.
In the Mt. Morris district, Greene
county, Pa, ]. L. Garard G Company
have completed No. 10 on the ]. L.
Garard farm and have a snow for a
2o.barre1 producer.
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Chfldrenst pay.

ChfIdrens' Day will be celeDrsin,l
at Laurel run on Sunday. September
az. An excellent programme is being
prepared and a large number Of Fair
mont are expecting to go.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14

FOR sALE-A small farm Of 12 acres
near Watson, in Grant district, on
which there is small house and
good spring of water. Also orchard Of
about 1875 bearing peach. apple and
plumb trees!! An ideal place for gar.
denlng and chicken raising. Last year
over 500 head of cabbage, SO bushels
Of peaches, II bushels Of grapes and
over 500 chickens YER marketed
from this place besides other fruit and
vegetables.
THE PRlcEREDucEo.
In order to make a quike sale Of this
property It will be sold for cash $3.50,
or for $1,000. half cash and balance
In one and 1--WE years time.
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AZ ire; PARSONAGE.

Mrs. d. s. Boggs entertained the
Ladies Aid Society in a pleasant man
#ner at the parsonage last evening
After the business Of the meeting was
dispensed with a social hour was en-.
.ioyed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14

You can say more, to more people
and for less money in the West Wiz.
ginian want column than through any
other medium. cent q word reaches
5000 subscribers. Try it
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Dance.

enjoyable dance was given
bg Monongahela Club at their hall
last genihg! About $50 invitations
asnad8and q large and congenial
crowd enjoyed the evenings pleasure.
excellent musical programme was
by Miss Edna Clayton and
Epstein Delicious refreshments
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14
Thurs September
81, 1906, Beginning
at 10 O'Clock a. m.

REMEMBER - The Improvements
advertised are actual facts and no.
promises.
WITH A FIFTEEN MINUTE
STREET CAR Service and five cent
fare limit BeIlview is the MOST Ac.
cEsslRLE suburb to Fairnnont's bus.
mess center.
5ELLvIEW HEIGHTS is the great
est Real Estate offering ever made In
Fatrmont.
BELLvIEW LOTS will increase III
value more rapidly than any other
Fairmont Real Estate for the reason
that there will be a greater demand for
them on account OF their accessibility
and modern eonveniences.
ANYONE GAN BUY A 7ELLvIEw
LOT. Look at the terms. Only one
fourth cash and balance TO suit tho
purchaser.
It you want to build a home there
Is no better location than sell"te"
Heights.
u youhave money to lnvest either lr
large or small amounts you a not
hope to find any ABSOLUTELY SAFE
investment that will bring such large
returns as RellvIew Lots.
Don't Forget the pate-Fhursday,
September 27th, 1905.
.BeLIleW Improvement Cos
aInSnt NJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14

Piles positively cured with DR..
Shops Magic Ointment. It's made
for piles alons. and 1t does the work
to perfection, Itching, painful, pro
trudtng Or blind piles. disappear like
magic. Sold by p. A. Billingslea &
GO.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14

Big circulation, small rates for West
viTgintan want Rds: cent word
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14

were served during the evening In
the dlning nan
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-14

Fatrmont's ONLY Suburb having all
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, such as
Paved Streets, Street Railway, Sew
ers, FaGrmont City Water, Gas, EIee'
trio Lights, Telephones, etc., will be
held on the grounds on
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M FOR FREE COPY OF How to Make Money
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~ECTRI equipment OF all kinds: three 400
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WANTED-Expcrlenced man on double or single
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A RESPECTABLE colOrcd woman wants ono
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MACHINERY
FOR SALE.

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SALESMAN experienced In any line to sell rem
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-05

There has been some talk lately Of
the local clubs becoming AFFLICTED with
the Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States. Their rule defining an
amateur Is very strict and wonder Is
expressed as to how many of our local
athletes have ovcr-steppcd the bounds.
Here Is the rule as found In the A. A.
u. bylaws:
No person shall be eligible TO COM
pete In any athletic meeting. game or
entertainment given or sanctioned by
this Union who has 1) received Or
competed for compensation or reward
In any form, for the display. exercise
or example of his skill In or knowledge
of any athletic exercise, or for render.
Ing personal service of any kind to
any athletic organization, or for be-
coming or continuing a member of any
athletic organization; or (2) has ent-
cred any competition under name
other than his own. or from a club OF
which ne was not a member In GOOD
standing: or l3) has knowingly entered
any competition open to any profess
sional or professionals or has know
Ingly competed with any professional
for any prize or token, or (4) has is
sued or allowed to be issued on his be-
half any challenge to compete against
any professional, or for money, or 30
has pawned, bartered or sold any prize
won In athletic competition, or go is
not registered athlete"
This rule would be hard on loca!
baseball players. as, according to the
strict meaning Of the same, all of our
local baseball players are profession
ais.
An alliance with the A. A. L., how
ever. would be II wise step and would
help keep our athletics clean.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-05
BLIND FOOTBALL PLAYERS

The most wonderful football teams
OF the country are the two clevens OF
the Kentucky Institute for the Blind.
The institute placed its FIRST football
team In the field last year. At first II
was marveled at that blind boys could
play football at all. Then they met
boys of their own weight with good
eyes, asking no concessions from them,
and held them to such close scores that
every one was amazed
But this year the blind boys are so
football crazy that II has been found
necessary To place second team In
the field They are playing all around
their opponents with good eyes. The
first team, which has played the GLOW
ems Of the two high schools AZ Louis
vile, has not been able 10 cross the
goal line Of its opponents, II has held
them Ia ate In both games, The soc,
lnd team, on the other hand has Won
both ~ games, shutting oul the 0ppus,
luN lrlmH lhry huro tho broadway
tal drWp 40 nelplt n co.
A majority OF iHG players VI ,bOR,
ttamR arc wholly blind Those who
gan arr "a AN have such Imperfect
Vision thai a can mol hp NJ Tho sllghl-
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est helm to them In the strenuous game
into which they have entered. But the
senses of touch and hearing. and that
subtle added sense Of the blind, are
brought into play In such a manner
that one sees the blind boys on the
gridiron Is not aware that they are
handicapped by not seeing the bali.
All they ask their opponents Is that
they call out Pass" when the ball Is
put in play.
The blind clcvcns will play all tho
clevcns OF their weight around Louis
vile this season. and, Judging from
their start. will have II remarkable
record.
THE blind. Of course, always strive
10 make every other sense compensate
as far as possible for the loss of sight,
gaid Professor J. d. Gregory. their
athletic instructor. They display this
in many ways. but ! do not think II
has ever been so strikingly illustrated
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by the Amateur Athletic Union and II
now stands as the worlds amateur
mark
q % q
Cad" DoggCtt. one OF the biggest
clubhouse commission agents" on
the Eastern tracks. has retired from
racing for the season. lie Is 100000
ahead of his clients
% u q
California wants to meet Stanford
University In an cight-oarcd shell race
instead of four-oarcd.
!: % q
Sweeney. the Portland's shortstop.
has been drafted by the Chicago Ma
uonals.
u q q
Tom Cooper, who one time was the
champion bicycle rider OF the world,
was killed In an auto accident In New
York. A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-05

Fitzgerald will only come 20 the
coast to box Jim Britt.
g q q
Billy Nolan and Tex Richard had a
meeting In regard to the settlement oi
money due from the Gans-Nclson pic
lures.
Jack Clifford defeated Jack CordclI
In seven rounds at Grass Valley. Cal.
q u q
Melody. who defeated Joe Walcott.
says the colorcd lad still carries an
awful punch.
u q q
II is claimed that Terry McGovern
has changed his style OF boxing and
now fights with a crouch like James
Jenries. He is not the mixer that he
once was.
Cyclone Thompson is In San Fran
cisco to box Lew Powell.
. q g
Manager McCarcy of the Pacific Ath-
lctic club has been trying since the
Mcmsic-N cary battle to secure match
between Mcmsic and Fighting Dick
Hyland. but without success.
3: :: q
Truck Egan, the ball player Is now
a fight promoter.
q q %
Walch has arrived In Los Angeles
and is training for Attcll.
- % y
Marty McCue, who one time was a
crack featherweight, has been elected
TO the New York Assembly.
q % 8:
Hugo Kelly wants chance at Jack
O'Brien. He will bet $4,000 on him
self,
% q q
Frank Neil has challenged Abe At
tell.
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SPORTS
GREAT SWIMMER COMING

G. NJ. Daniels, of the New York Ath-
letic Club, the greatest swimmer that
the world has ever seen. will pass
through here on his way to Australia
next Spring. Mr.. Wright, OF the First
National Bank of this city. had let
ter in the last mail from a friend of
his who will probably accompany Dan
tols Wright was asked to look up the
proposition and see II arrangements
could be made to have Daniels give an
exhibition while here.
Wright has referred this matter to
the Hotel Baths people and they will
complete arrangements with Daniels
and try aud induce him to exhibit in
their tank. This tank Is the same size
us the n. Y. A. c. tank and is also
fresh water so Daniels would be right
at home.
In the event that arrangements arc
made with Daniels. one of the greatest
exhibitions ever seen here In this line
will he given the local people Daniels
Is human fish and can 20 through the
water as fast as person can walk. He
holds most every record from % yards
up TO half mile and In fact is the
greatest swimmer that the world has
ever known. He won the amateur
championship Of the world at Athens
this year. The local people will be
indeed fortunate to see such crack IN
action. II was this same Daniels who
defeated our own Dan Renear.
The special swimming suits for the
new Hawaiian swimming club arrived
on the Nebraskan and are quite salts
factory. They are maroon in color and
have a white monogram of n. S. c. on
the breast. The new club will give Its
iirst show when the Baths open the lat
ter part of this month.