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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Man is Free
To Meet Death
HE KILLS COMPANION AID I:
STABBED FOLLOWING Off
cIAL ENUMERATION.

CHARLESTON, July 10. News
comes from Marllntol, Pccahontas
county. telling of the killing near that
place on Sunday, OF an italian. Joseph
verntcelli, by Antonio vespuccI, Eel,
low.countryman.
The men were out hunttng VIXEN the
killing happened, and it is thought It
was an accident. Italian frten1s OF tic
men claimed the killing was prcnedi-
tated, and tried to takq vengeance on
Vespucci Immediately. Chief Of Police
Yeager. of MarlLnton, took the man
before Justice Richardson, and the
latter discharged him, claiming the
killing was an accident.
Nemesis Annotionni, a friend OF :te
dead man, when he found Vespucci a
free man, drew a knife and stabbed
him several times, INJECTING fatal in
juries. vernicellI is at the morgue.
vespucct is in the hosrTtal ard An
notlonnI is In jail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
District Sunday School Convention
nTER RESTING PROGRAMME TO e RENDERED MEETING JUL
20 AND 2etAT cATAwBA

District
2s and 49, at $3.50 A.
Catawba NJ.
Devotional Service Rev. K K Ash
Welcome Address Rev O. l" Hall.
Response 49,. u o. Swtsher
1O:15-Caning of roll.
School? Shas Satterfeld
m Other minutes
20 minutes.
Lesson?" W. Harris 80 minutes speech
Sunday, July a.
s:5o-%General. Study of the Lesson" As minutes
Arthur
11:557-Appointment Of Committee and Adjournment
System In Sunday School Work and It's Benefits
C. Hail. 40 minutes.
q Misses Cora Yobe Bertha Gssld Rnh
finished business and adcprnm emit
RUTH PRIcKErT
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DID sElr LEAVE a wlDowa

He Had Asked For American InsGr-
anee for "lntended Wife,"
NEW YORK, July i9.-speculation
as to whether Alfred Belt, the South
African fnancfer and millionaire left
widow has been aroused by Tue dis
coyery that in making application to
an American insurance company MT.
Belt named as the beneficiary of his
policy my intended wife Elizabeth
Bennett Belt"
whether this stated intention of
marriage was ever carried out was
not stated in the statistics furnished
to the insurance company, which
showed that at the time he submitted
to physical examination before re-
ceiving his policies Mr.. Belt was un-
married.
Although 16 years have elapsed
since the policies were taken out In
favor of Elizabeth Bennett, and during
that time Belt has been constantly
brought to public notice, yet he has
always been regarded as a bache-
lor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Has TOO MANY WIVES.
-aEIasarE00m Rstu.ed . DIyIde Bank

Bridegroom Refused to Divide Bank
Account With No. 3.
New BRIGHTON, Pa, July 19.-
Acc1sei Of having at least three wives
"a this country and suspected of hav-
ii4e others In the old country, Joseph
Sfko was arrested aud lodged in jeil
here shortly after he had married No.
The pro ecution grows out Of Niko's
faiIuse to give half Of his worldly
goods To- the new wife. He wooed
ana won Josephine Matte fair 1ta1-
IAN maiden. and the girls father in;
sisted that he give her half Of $500
wliichsh he had in bank. He wrote her
name on the bank book which was
satiafactnry until the parent learned
that such transit er would not stand.
about the same time another woman
appeared saying She was tlSo's yifet
ana also assertinE that ne had sim
another vie Then the father caused
his arrest
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Startling Ideas
About Marriage
WHEELS I'M A. CHICAGO iRRoFEs-
soR,s HEAD GOT 10 WORK
ING oWEfzTtk N e

CHICAGOs July Is. soTs Char
les Zneblin and the facnlty of the
university Of Chicago we're asnazed5
at the publication OF a summary of
the Professors lecture in a beautiful
summer school Of teachers, In which
he5was quoted as favoring probation
airy maTriages.' Z. S
II am somewhat radical on the mar
marriage question said the profes.
sor, ''but have never advocated pro-
stationary alliances.
motherhood is the chief interest
OF the human race said Professor
Zueb1in in beginning his lecture. 'sun-
sexed animals cannot attain so high
a degree OF development as sexed ami
mails. Sex is necessary. Without It
the greatest progress cannot be made.
'eThere is multitude Of distinctions.
concerning love. tits thing which
cannot be tabulated and cata1ogued.
There are all kinds of love. There are
many kinds besides sex love. When
man is in love he is likely to commit
suicide. murder or write poetry.
"Gorky is much more married to bis
wife than are many Americans Of to-
day. At the very time that Gorky and
his wife were elected from the notel
a third of the Americans there were
in much more Objectionable marital
state than he.
"Our society will not bear evanIna-
ton. Then to preserve the heritage
of children and protect them it Is. OF
course, imperative that we Fave a lie
gal marriage. AS long, however, as
we are SO much more concerned with
the label than the real thing there will
be this attitude toward marriage.
1.-THE property marriage Is the usual
form in the United States. Love may
be the growth of this marriage, but
it proceeds it rarely. The romantic
halo surrounding the courtso'r days is.
beautiful. but that is all. Ma -rIage is
nothing but machine for the propa-
cation of the species"
Here are some OF the professors
epigrams:
"There can be, and are :11lier nlli-
anee5 WITHOUT LnS maILAa6S D0AfA;; IA A'
with it,
marriages in the United statss arr
but property arrangements"
women are merely dupes for n'er
under the cloak Of the merriage relas
tionship"
every normal man or woman mas.
room for more than one person in the
heart"
"our present attitude toward mar
rfage makes friendship impossible"
'Man is beefy and animal, woman
hysterical and deformed.s
"Most people are dirty physically.
mentally and morally"
mo clean minded person "an 'oicnt
to the nudeH
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Court News

Robert G. Pratt vs.. Bessie Pratt,
Circuit court IN cllancerys august
rule Ford attorney Tor plaintiff
Exchange Bank OF Warrington VS.,
John II. Modi, Circuit court, IN chan;
=cefs August rti1e Show tier and
White, attornegs Tor plalntih
IN tl1e matter Of appeal from the
assessment and alton made by the
Board Of Public Works Of the prop;
3erty Of the Fayette County Gas Com
pany, the appeal granted. +.
Appeal granted the Fairmpnt and
Grafton Gas Company from the Talua-
ton and assessment of its property
by the Board Of Public Works.
Petition OF the Home Gas Company
praying for an appeal from the yalua-
tion and assessment of the Board Of
Public, Works of fits property heard
and petition granted:
Appeal granted the Philadelphia
Company from the assessment and
valuation by the Board of Public
Works.
Edward r. Rucker, upon motion of
Attorney w. b. Cornwell was admitted
to the Marion county Circuit court and
qualified as an attorney.
Guy Prichard upon the motion of
Prosecuting Attorney Scott G. Lowe
was admitted to the Circuit court and
qualified as an attorney.
In the case of the Philadelphia
Compayy vs.. Seville e. Cross in pro
ceedings to take land for public use
thirteen disinterested persons named
from which Eve commissioners will be
drawn to assess the damages of the
plaintiff. The thirteen men appointed
are: Marcus Ice. Joshua ]. Talking
ton, Marshall N. Clayton, N. j.
Straight, Calvin d. Conway, Charles
e. Conway, Joshua Hugus, A. @,
Fortney, Jesse r. Sturm, ]. N. Woods.
Calvin Tough, F. NJ. Meredith and B.
X. Martin. The company wants to
lay a 16 inch pipe line across the prop
erty Of Cross. The same men compose
the list from which commissioners will
be appointed to assess damages in the
cases Of the Philadelphia Company vs..
Rebecca Ellen Tenant, David L. Ten.
nant, Uriah Haught and Minerva
Haught, the Philadelphia Company VS..
Elzena Tenant, the Philadelphia
Company VS.. Clement Davis, Charles
s. Bfliingsiey.
In the case of Charles ID. Hough
VS.. Charles e. Wills plaintiff asked
court to have defendant to show why
he did not grant plaintitf release of
deed. The court dismissed the motion
at the cost OF the plaintitf.
The case of Charles E. Hawker VS..
Charles e. Conway referred to w. s.
Meredith, commissioner.
In the case of ]. Lee Bice, U. s.
Kendall, writ of prohibition granted:
defendant given sixty days to make up
the pEeadtngs for an appeal.
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Band Outing
TIME rs ANTICIPATED
AT BASKET MEETING AT
PINE GROVE SUNDAY.

H .
The Watson Mines Band will have
their annual outing and basket meet
ing in Conaway's Park at Pine Grove
sunday, July %, 1906. The band will
give concert at $3.50 P. NJ. The
following programme will be rem
dered:
i. March. The Invincible-R- G. Jar
:. March. Moonlight In Dixie
Clement
3: March. "In That Home So Far
Away" Waltz,-Broadwell.
4. March, New Recruit White.
4. March. BLACK and Tan White.
5. March, New Recruit Murphy.
). Medley, Overture, Pictures of
the Past Conln.
4, Waltz, Roberta c. Miller.
s. March. Greeting to Dexter.
8. serenadk. Angelic choir (,
Myers.
10. March New White House
Taylor
John RAY Leader
The public Is cordially invited To-
attend these exercises.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Lost Ruby Ring,
MEMBER OF 3. q o. ENGINEER
CORPS ARRESTED ON LAR.
cENY cHAR6E-LATER
DISMISSED.

MoRGANTowN, July 19.-At the
instance of Miss Gertrude Bailey,
daughter of w. H. Bailey. Justice
Boughner swore out a warrant Tues
day charging w. NJ. Pattison, of the
B. & o. corps Of engineers now sta.
toned at Little Falls, with the larceny
of a ruby ring. valued at 800. Chief
Jack Yoke went to Little Falls Tues
day evening and brought the young
man back with him. The chief and
Mr.. Pattison visited Miss Bailey at her
home and the AFFAIR was compromised,
the case being dismissed at the in
stance of the plaintiff.
Several weeks ago Miss Bailey gave
Mr.. Pattison permission to wear the
ring A few days ago, while bathing
Mr.. Pattison lost the ring from his
finger and was unable to recover it.
the ring sinking in the river. When he
told this to Miss Bailey she thought
that he still had the ring and desired
to keep it. So the warrant was sworn
to. and served.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Pattison or.
dered ring similar to the one lost
and paid the costs in the case. This
was satisfactory to Miss Bailey.
H 3.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Mlss1on clreIe MeetIna.

The Mission Circle Of the First Bap-
fist church met last evening at the
home of Mrs. G. o. Henry, ON Fair
mont avenue. Medical Missions in
Burma" was the subject for the even
fng's study and several interesting
papers on the subject were read by
the different members. At the close
of the programme dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The Circle will meet again in two
weeks from last night at the home
of Mrs. j. H. Kinkead. in the First
ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
SAVED 81 SWIMMING HoRsE.
Latrobe Doctor Duplicates Experience
OF Fifteen Years Ago.

LATRoBB. Pa, July 19.-Dr. ]. Ell
der PEBBLES had a narrow escape from
drowning while returning from pro-
fessional visit. The road leading to
the Kingston bridge was covered by
water and the doctor did not see that
the flooring had been washed away. He
drove on to the bridge and into the
stream. The horse swan across.
drawing the buggy with him.
Dr. PEBBLES had similar expert
ence at the same place Is years ago to
the day.
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staa Parry.


stag party was given last Enigllt
by M. Junior Summers To- number.
OF hIs friends at 522 Walnut avenue
The amusement OF the evening con-
sisted of games and solo singing.
Among those present were Robert
-Helmick, Walter Myers. Elton Bates.
William Riehldaffe and others. Mr.
Summers was the recipient Of a4num.
Der OF handsome presents. Covers
were laid for nineteen. Most all Of
the gentlemen came in cabs: They
departed at late hour wishing their
genial host many happy returns of
the day.
Wedding at Central Christian Church.
AT the Central Christian church
last night Mr.. william F. Cunning
ham and Miss Sadie B. G1addin were
united in marriage. the Rev. q. e..
Bates officiating. The bride was
dressed in white and carried flowers.
The groom wore the conventional
black. They were unattended. There
were quite a number of their friends
present to witness the ceremony which
was impressive. Miss Halle James
played the wedding march. They will.
take short trip to Columbus, Ohio.
after which they will return and make
their home in Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
COIN NEw NArIoNAL N D
SO Many Boats Are Called America
That the Steamer Mississippi Will
be Named samIand.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-ihere are
SO many steamers called the America,
spelled either with &C. OF -, !"
and quite few crafts named the Unit
ed States, that the International Mar-
camille Marine Company has coined a
novel title in honor of Yankeedom.
The steamer Mississippi, built for.
the Atlantic Transport com amy, Bat
running In the Red Star service, is to
be renamed the samland when she
gets here next Friday. The new name
,samland is after Uncle sam. Being
an American vessel. the change in
name cannot be made artil the Mis-
sissippf arrives here.
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.Eor nc. and ~. showsIter.

Mrs. J. e. Sands went to Manning
ton yesterday afternoon to spend a
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Howard sHowalter. Mr.. Sands went
to Warrington this afternoon to at
tend reception to be given this ev-
.ening by Mr.. and Mrs. Koen, compii-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. showalter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
initfatlon al Worthlnaton.

The knights of Pythias Lodge, Of
this city, will leave tonight for
worthington on a special traction car.
where it will cooperate with the lodge
of that town in doing some initiatory
work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
An EVENING on the River.

A congenial party Of friends who
spent last evening on the water was
composed OF Misses Ida Amos, Lou and
Delphia Foreman. Addie Clayton,
Bess Hunsaker and her guest, Miss
sipe, of Indiana, and Messrs. Bert
and George Hunsaker, Vester Clay
ton, ]. F. Straight, w. w. McClain
and Ward BInns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Had a "paisy" Time.

A party Of young ladies went to a
point near Rivesville yesterday aft
ernoon ON the boat DAISY" where
they enjoyed an out of door lunch.
They. returned on the DAISY" about
seven o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

Messrs. q. M. and j. At. Jacobs went
to Pittsburg to-day on a business Wis
it.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

ia the case -A lNr 2tAtr VS. -At-lAf
.C. King et al the defendants present
.ed a petition complaining that the
turkey Greek Land eompany the
war Eagle Coal COMPANY ana A..
Moore had disoheSed an Injunction
Granted 81 the ssF tlly Of
by mining and removing Coal from
lands enjoined Court awarded rules
against the parties to show Gauss why
obey should mot be fnet for contempt
OF court This case will come up In
the October term.
Deeds Recorded.
Deed dated November "a, 1905; viii
lie 3. Crowl TO Margaret A. Nay, I'M
terest in LIZ acres Of land on Little
Bingamon creek; consideration IS.
Deed dated May %, 1906; James L.
HeIdreth ct NIX, to Austin Q. Fortney.
parcel OF land in Lincoln district; con
sideration, 500:
Deed dated May %, 1906; Sheridan
r. Grffhth ct ux, to James R. Mccray
let al, Ptttsburg coal under 1913 acres
OF land on the head waters of Binga-
anon.
mon creek; consideration. seoo.e6.
Deed dated August II, 1903: Grant
Linn ct ux. to the Buckhannon and
Northern Railroad Company. parcel of
land in Grant district; consideration,
800.
Deed dated July IS, 1906; ]. P. Ash
craft ct ux. to ZELDA "A. Leyman, lot
In First ward; consideration, $500.
Deed dated July is, 1906; S. o. Par.
IRISH ct ux. to Jefferson F. Ice, lot in
Pennington; consideration, $125.
Wilbur II. Brand appointed guardian
of Mary NJ. Rogers, infant heir Of
Frank Rogers, deceased. fond was
given in the sum of $25 with A. How
ard Fleming as surety.
Marriage License.
william F. cunningham aPd Sadie
B. GLADDEN..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

Mr.. NJ. j. Lantz is conaed to his
home ON Fairmont avenue by sharp
pain in his side.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

no RENTsix room dwelling with
hath. No. 413 washington street. Po-
eion given July is. Apply at ONCE
so james ". Hair q Co. If
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

FOR RENT-6 room house, all mod
ern conYeniences, centrally located.
1881 FA1RMoNT TRUST co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
FOR RENT.

FOR RENTSModern ONCE rooms ov-
e. Mansbach's store,
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FOUND.

FobN6@TRo Pointer dogs, one
male blind in right eye. Broken tail.
FEMALE name lady on collar. For in
formation call James Sturm, r. D.
No. IL Worthington. 1927
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

FOR RENT Two good ONCE rooms
on Main street at very low rent. call
81 The shafer Studio. Skinner Block.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

Sunday School
% and 49, at $3.50
1906 Catawba NJ. church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

WANTED Men for the Hutchinson.
barns Brick Company. Apply to Wade
Curry, superintendent
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

NOR RENT-one seTen.room house.
Two fcurroom cottages. two fats. All
modern conveniences. Good locations
"a shain, Peoples Bank Building. (
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-12
Enforcement Announced.

Mrs. Nora w. Fltzhugh, Of Weston,
will today announce the engagement
Of her daughter, Miss Jennie Adelia.
Fitzhugh to Mr.. Earl Kunst.
In connection with the interesting
bit OF information comes the date for
the solemnization Of the nuptiaIs. The
afternoon Of Monday. February 80.
has been selected for the ceremony.
which will take place in st. Paul's
Episcopal Church at Weston. Only a
few relatives and friends willsb pres
ent as MISUNDERSTANDING Dis
patch.News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-12
Boise Bros. Stand.

Blessed are the pence makers! their
fines shall be light.
Thou shalt steal. For he that
sneaketh not to second tile same shall
tN condemned.
lie that tpketh q chance and gain-
eth a base Is greater than he that tait.
eth d city,
Whatsoever We do, do It to the glory
81 your club and ye shall receive your
reward,
I'he fool saith In hls heart. will
sass the umpire" but the wise man
2ioldeJl his peace.
Whether there bel lagnates th
aiisil perish WHEELER there be
bts lIfaIl Hethe
M bp ap
nnan
XIV bldeta tAess tprees ital
iipps Ind victory but ihe greatest pf
& ia victory
tfe lhat hath eyes do see aud hlitelh
81. i, same shah No cast out
The Nalloaol Commission o'
oN esllnf ion he oomioried io'
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SPORT
some gase gaII oonmanaments.
tBy i. +. HeacuGk >

thy II HSANugA'i
Blessed are they that swat ont over
800 for they shall iaasat NJ eaTt!''
Honor thy nogtI and thy magnate,
TINT thy days may bs long IN the jee.
which the National Commission fiylEN
thee.
Beware the scribe %h6 lrgeth " ].
to- ginger lip andf play 4sqFsppp \. balll
I'D VIII stralgh
cons aa
lhepri,i tie eils noe netibcr aoes i'e
spin .,e, Solomon ~ al'his glory wns
mon atfVfe1 $3.50 le'e
rooa fh|Q 70 DO choseo
NN r I|eN
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BROKERAGE,
STORRGE
& HUOTION 60.
ais jackson Street.
Con. Phone $40.
& Painful Accident.

Opal, the little daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. John Hartley, Of Coleman ave
nue., met with a painful accident yes.
terday. While playing with a glass
Jar she fell, sustaining a bad cut OH
the head. Dir. Lee Boyers dressed tlts
wound which required four stitches.
The little n is resting comparative.
BY well to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-12
Charity Bal Dc Poudte.

Arrangements are being made by 9
number Of society women Of the city
for a large Bal de Poudie to be
given on "wednesday the twentyhrst
at the M%onongahela Club House In
the First ward. The plans, however,
have not matured enough to allow pub
lication, but they are being pushed to.
completion and on a rather elaborate
scale. The movement will no doubt
meet with favor among the dancing
set Of the city, as well as those who en-
10y looking on.
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J!
Family reunion.

49, q. lN4hlass Fl aFafnf 1at4-eFI ~. aLeEtaa ~
on Saturday evening at the old
Watson homestead onIocust avenue
casion Of the eighty fifth anniyersaFy
Of Mrs. Susan Watson. All the CHI
dren and grand children Of the yeiis
cradle lady were present and the
.lightful evening spent will long be e
membered by the guests.
In the dining room a large cake, OF
which burned eighty.dye tapers
graced the serving table, where an ele
CANT course Of refreshments was
served. Mrs. Watson's children are
Bess and Edith Watson, Mrs. Jonas
than Arnett, Mrs. NJ. N. Barns and ]
Fay Watson.
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3 & & 8
Rlrthdax Party q FarnInaton.

6lEI1uayt FaIS az ~
The eightietl birthday anniversary
of Mr.. Thomas R, Hite was celebrated.
Sunday at his home in Pennington.
The event was planned by his children
and was greatly enjoyed by the guests.
An elegant dinner was served.
Mr.. Hite was presented with a well
filled purse by M. Frank Dickerson on
behalf Of the children and grand.chil-
dren. Those present were, Nh. and
Mrs. Frank pickerson and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. sim Bright Mr. and Mrs. 9. NJ.
.Fawcett, Mr.. Frank HIte and daughter
Mary, Mrs. Kate Fletcher and daugh-
ter, Jeanette, Of this city, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis ClellandS Mrs Eva Wilson
and daughters. Mrs. Amelia Wander
wort and Mrs. Williamson.
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spEeKL70oNTHLYAND YEARLYRATEs. minimum chargeloc


B0R OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nouss'
Two ION b two fats: Al.
wodeTnS conFehieaces. Good locations
Il. sum pfss Bank Building.
WANTEp@Two lady boarders OF man
and Vie can al Gl4 Locust venue.
wASTEpGir for general house
WORK. aomescne 70 work during the
das andleep home preferred. Ap.
6ls etharn noon preventing at s26s Gas'
toa Avenue.
FoR sAEEMA desirable property "
n sssffable location. at a bargain
eooareasons for selling Call at tbs
ONES
LOST black leather pocketoooS
about nine inches long, containing pe.
tween sn and fifteen dollars, Reward
10 person returning same 70 the West
wrgtnian once
T0sT74IS %chattelaine watch, Roman
so,s y,tN dos head on back. Return
70 this once:
Sur RENE-Basement room, front.
ing 81 Parks avenue, under Citizens.
pcfiar Savings Bank
EepRENTAAsfew choice Office rooms
n thsneW Peoples Bank building. Ap'
r,y II thapeople,s Bank.
sas5p1NT@ q six.Toom house With
mn ii lis washington street, Pos
once. Apply to J. w. Hair
,mca3 Main street.
isr9e rooms ali
,sssnsanees No. 2os Market street,
Ttsss vsFass Net door to Pople's
<
gs@4s771f-a.5ss7a and Iot on Cole.
ASA Z
4-2.z-7--7 Ia = Al
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-12

W4NTRD-T0 borrow for ? years tie
amsgof3$iTO0 and $1,000 respecttyeIy
.oaas secured by first liens on best
improved city real estate, For parlleu'
nus address Loan, care Of West WI
sginians
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-12
Advance Sale opens Thursday

PRICES $50 IS and IS cents
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-12

Second Baseman Tommy Traynor, Of
Butler last year, has signed with Brad.
ford, which club also wants Bill Nc
echnio, the Williamsburg yolngster
who played with Butler last season.
McKechnie has several good offers, but
he will probably sign with Washington
Of the P, o. and W. va. league.