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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-10-05

r.
Farms for rent. See n. A, Black
hutp:
n. A. Blackburn, lawyer. Office
opposite the National Bank.
Or. J. ]. Ahern, ONCE at residence,
two blocks north of M. e. Church.
Mrs. Mitchell, hair dressing parlor
and toilet studio, over Geo. Kellogg's.
GIRL WANTED-For general house
work. Enquire at this Office.
IAKs NOTICE No hunting allowed
pn my farm. MRs. S. p. DiNaER,
DO to A. Lowe, at the South Side
Soup House for first class 20 cent
meal.
Geo. Light has moved onto a farm
short distance northeast of Ken
dallville.
". W. T. Daily, physician and sur
eebai. Once ever Tomas g Milz'
Drug stofs. f :
I have two registered BLACK Poll
Angus COWS with bull calves for sale.
MAX SvoRoDA,
&. F. D. No 8, Cresco, Ia.
II you want correct abstracting
done and cheap prices too, it will pay
you to see the American Loan &
Trust Co., before ordering your
aHstFaaE. e : = =
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-10-05
For Sale.

For Sale.
Residence and nearly two lots on
the north side. Price If taken seon>
$500. See j. 81. LUERs.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-10-05
CREsCO, HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA, FRIDAY OCTOBER s. 1906

For SALE OR RENT-A good six
room cottage with large wood house,
one lot with fruit. A bargain ii taken
soon. O. w. CLARK,
Cresco, Iowa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27
o."

IlIo Elm alter 0eterdn bon 1870/7I
pfleste am Stammtild serue auf3us
idneiben nit ieinen i'm ariege pols
bratten Selbentbaten. ,5rsffe i6
ba", er5dblt er einmal, auf einem paa
trouiaengang unperiebens auf brei
Sranaolen. Que brei babe id in einein
Stpb nit meinem aufsepflanotcn Sci
tenserpebr aufseIpieBt."
Sra, Iagt elmer. bic batten bob
Iider nift ale pldb oarauf. Ods
Seitcnaeipebr 1T bod su fur5 baau."
.Sa", ertpioerte Der Sapferc pfifa
fig, Die &erls batten mid Ihpn ges
iebcn unb iparen gerabe babel, ii1
biinnc gu MAIDEN. ocspesen reidte es
ebcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27

SIMMER nobel.
rMun fiebt Sic gar ME nit Sbrsr
Gamilie ausfabren. 9err &ommersienz
ratb!"
.Mo5u aude Sci uns bat iebes fein
eigenes IutomObil."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27
Muf Der prpmcnabe.

Muf Der promenade.
g.: .Da sebt ia Miiler nit elmer
3igarre i'm Munbe; ih bente feline
Shpiescrmuttcr bat ibm bas Haus
den absepObnt?"
g.: nMacrpinss, nit bieier 3isarre
rensmmirt sr aud blob -. Die 1T
bon Shotolabe!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27
81 iht All heIfen.

.Wenn Dein @lGubiser Did 10 1etr
6rGnst. tparum brinst er Dir bann bic
reihe Wittpe niht gu, bon Der er Dir
seseniibsr ihon einmal iprad?"
~Sa. tpeibt Du = bic s0nnt er mir
b,ieber nidt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27

8osbaft.
8ndbise (5ur aohin): rNa. mas
iagen Sls gu benz ipas ih meinem
Ma1nc sefptf babe2!"
a0din: ~Seeer 9ifen Elm Sdsis
bunss9runb!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27

God biit fed III url0 periuegen,
aommlt gepiB Oh better tort.
0HbnesVilb nSagen sic,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

ana rubbed their eyes They heard
a pounding un the deeF af an al
joining ruom aud then fssenE lstErsi
the deep voice % the hotsik~spef.
Wake ~ there. 0'MafA. yau 70
taking IN yunr sisep weave SGT
the Whole hoasr IN
oMara was fight efaFy ne
ehols mining camp has the same
afuictiou.
Ne Mere Geld Fever.
Once Ceidftsit had the Eeia fever
That Was not BONG aEa. eithsf Then
you heard uien tnihing about pres
psrts estrfkea- floats" lodges b.
HAT not Row The highly expressive
word rxeld~ has Eieea va % the
ntofs PapaiaF soei FIGHT" The
air i heavily laden vita "fzaf. =
ltlans- @tas pounds. tive rsunas =
Ten Fouada. twenty rounds
This cs4r % revised vrfnAeular
viii Fssmain popular here umtti
SEPT 4 aaa q eiil be usanths after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
~ -rAv-

3 50 A. m.--tsans IL ketting up
6 a m-tfs ls wslkiag a st0~
haismll~ 60 SGT up al APOSTLE
With aim Is kid Slams
Sis m The celsred man D.
az breakfast With bis wife zsd
Trainer Frank MeDouald tsis or
der waE tao soft boiled eggs. eof
fee and toast "IsH pat the Dane
oat in iuss tive founds. sHYN Cans.
smiling I'm - aure e u "a b~t
bet nv life eren my wife. on y
Sa. I ~oalaa1. honey. bxcaFfsa Il I
stood chance to ta@s guu "a he an
scared ! wouldnt have any energy
LETT 10 fiKht
sis a N sfra Cans Smiles ana
everything u ioyeiy
sins Mile Ras.
SIS a m --ssann. aecom panied
b. simua. Charles Price. 4 mining
engineer. aud W. DurMan. a bank
clerk. ara oat "a = nine mile run
Cans and Price are the fastest %
frfguas Cans n attired IN = salt
q heavy underwear. fisan~l iroas-
erH and belt. cap. shoes aHd stock
ings
T.fs a. m Runners back AZ
hotei Price and uurran are az in
I'm ready 60 fun nine miles moFe.
SAYS Cans a. ha squares up to Nc.
Douaia and Knocks his trainers bat
Off.
Sweating Hard.
T.ts-Gans iays down IN running
clothes for 80 minutes. IN order "a
swuaf az much a. possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

he 81 getting ready Tor q plunge
bath Seeing that everything has
PASSED off satisfactorily. mo crowd
OF miners and hnnRefa.on that aa.
semble every afternoon 20 watch
Cans tfain are leaving They all
seem 10 aRree Cans vii Win When
the same men watch Nelson train.
theY state loud enough "a b. heard
that Bat" VII surely Aaiiop the
coan apleniv
Cans 81 Dinner.
6 10 p n Dinner Cans ID In
n happy mood. a. usual
I 90 8 m~tisna reads the news
paper awhile. then rosa Into the
baffoom Of the Merchants hotel.
where he q HstnK aud training
The cotored pugiiia, throws The dice
once fof g. aud loses tie Yawus
az u q waa indifferent 90 him
whether he Won OF lost. and goes
upstairs
8is D M Cans u going 20 bod
) ~ p "a sleeping
st1s p NJ RnafinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
A DAY WITH CANS

Tzs-=tn q ahsusr bath
Tss Neflunaid Ia Fiyiug Cans
Eaof rah lie an atinN M cue
bar McLsanala 10 psrfofm lhis fanc
tion.
z Cans - ruxllns In his ham
ugpek Mfs Gana L. nfiting bear
reaaing a baltimore pager sh~
reads a prvdiesisa that her hasheaa
uili pih. Gsns Smiles hrn4dif ana
lnaisEs ca rva1iux IN. article hitu
srlf.
Cars 81 Lsseh.
~ 70 p r. Cans = - isach
18th hia wife and trainer and gets
tato aiisfeafsau 9Th tie latter he
cause he can't have anaghsf slice ~
fssast beef That's shr ktnd nv
mother uase - fe~d uaa whrn | sns
fast tp~9tnniur 10 a. business II
aidHst huFa ne thee e wuat eos
tiui hs alwafu gives ia good ma
tsrvsfIy 10 Mefsansid
SO p N In the hammock fasf
asleep
Furnishes slrrms-
$50 p NJ In the gymnasium.
bnxiug aiih Kid Simms The
Kid~ gets two OF zee tniis ga
the iaw ana says Sui - rough
Exrnar me. aaYs she colofsS
msn. 4 vas fuss imagining you
wAa the Dams IN anoshur ralK 40
yan 0opia have bern cat They
shake hands and Cans begins skir
ping rope Cans panchea a 80
pound aaNdust bag 10 minatea. and
finishes bis ym4 work stth 10
minutes of terrific bag punching
fs26 o IN ~Dripplng with sweat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

? ~ nraftsia sufprises
one iu the second faes s.t.,'
cams from behind Boz the st,.,. =
beat Miss Prove HHait.,. Ana
front runner Bad % Iaskas 49,. :
ane The gray ghost fiaishiaa M a =
Advance Guafd a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

The pace fn the fourth race vas
auite fast. - sheridan running
~. first mile Boz 4 1gA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
Is Miles for Is Cents

Around Mercer island. 8 milee
for Is caasn. en staamef Fortuna
n %. - and s: 50 daily. -,
Doat throw year old clothes
away Have them cleaned 10 leok
ilks How al the PaatoFlan Main
fo4x
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

other winning Jockeys we're cross .
waite. V smith Graham. kifHi' 4.
baum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
nYsrAv-

GofnFrELn Sew Aus IT,
sssak ruA Hat saak 'smi View
Naw another enc In the saus-
view Wtpapsc
Quests ~ TIE San Cafios sat up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
TURF GOSSIP

Refugee ard ~. followers cleaned
uf IN auia a. ana Rsfs FHiil hetftnE
az nee . han tie bel fans u eas
e c4aa ~ HritlnE s 90 against a
10 : shot. ana the fpiiaa efs -
The stare Handicap were not aiaN
20 take advantage u the oppottuu-
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
COLDFIELD IS FIGHT
CRAZY SAYS "TAv"

ward before iI can be stamped cut
Men women and fhildfrn speak
"nFbt tain mernlug moon and
nieht ahis lhee work, rest eat
in their slcer
Ip,srssrvs With Work
saremsn ia the his mines CONF
plam they afc lasiHs hundreds at
dollars dauK because TIE noihz
mon stop ia discuss tiio eamlhs hlE
battle. uaffeudufa say thrlf pat
rsaa become an Interested in uEht
conversation over thelr glasses ihef
fofset g. driak aud feardeH, klous
dlitaH has become uuintefealins and
poler Eamea With I bil ante have
been broken up because the pisYefH
we've more Interested in discussing
whether Nelson Niii be able 70 rut
down % tsa pounds without lntu
tne Bis ehaufts and whether dams
viii nsht "en the pauarc
uod 81 All Reads.
Apparently an roads head 20 uoid.
nstd t1Eht fans are arriving Ia
town VIA raiifaaa automobile. horse
hack aud prairie schooner.
Two minees astridn buff0a drew
un in ffunt Of ths Northern saioon.
TeN Rlahafd'a riarr YHaief DAY hafs
ina Just arrived from Earfua reah.
50 miles aefuas the desert from
Onldnotd Each had en- umtnaun-
laakins brace sf pistols in plain
vire
we are here because my pafa
ana have ear entire stake up un
Has" explained one ~ fhv pate
Personally have up ts.taa ia cash
ana nay interest in seven ciainte
on the nahl. besides a bet that
fan never rrfufu 10 Cactus Peak u
Nrlsou iasra 90 the roiafrd seat
from baltimore. fsara. here. has
up ts0o and 10 burfas aai thrss
camping outfits
Wan, ts wsieh.
we came eafiy hreauH9 w6 wmnt
20 see auF naan traim and nr saiin
flea that be j. upt doing anYthins
he hadn1 auEfi 70 an
We are EainE % hast aeats as
nsaf rtngsiae 40 u 10 possible q get
saa Hara ana me havH sboak hanas
on q that v the nEht isu't on the
saaarv sen take = hand tn u eur
ssives In ether soFaa ear future
sHistrn6e n at STAKE II Nelson sine
eel 40 kaek Niih eur fortunes
Doubled. " h3 iasee. sell beesntr
esilss aa the snseft sna Cactus esak
atli never e< treated to > siiaapse
- car ehe~fful enautznsna~s aKain
40 sir. - tnuM - / I've. aeearf
iuK 80 nsf bet. ! can't Shes ny mus
81 fEs nsah II the casn sins. I've
Eot 60 at Hk~ a whipped cue th~
fssl - ~ prNspseiin' aAys-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
BOOK|ES LOSE
To THE TALENT

The booha had bad daY Of %
yesterday hs the success OF three
fay0rliea sud second choice. ~.
Fethaf with TIE ylctuf5 of hula II
gho vas heavily backed caused
them 90 part with . large amount
Of the coin Ut the realm snla u
ran away from her field iu the 2
Yeafuid raer aud did -four and one
half tutlnnRH Ia 90 Ia. showing
that II would take the best yYsaf'
old on the track - make her extend
herself
Msnsie Mobile was the best
PLAYED horse la the flfsi race Hnd
vent - ihe pos - 2 She Nou by
head from TyCoHnei. ~ - l. in
: driving finish Wheatstunn. 81.
other long shot. VISA third
Brsttsin Wins ct last
~ 81 nptiain. the WraY ghost
finally found a race be could win
aud came home IN front Of Miss
Provo. the faFofitc. Who set the
pace into the stretch. ehofe she bo'
gan 20 stop very fast. allowing the
gray Splinter 50 oome ga and Nin
Madden beat Golden fiui0 a nose
Tor third place
suln ~ got away Ia front ia the
laird rsce and after leading ali the
way. came home alone with Law
reuce pulling her up Yankee lin
ran : fair race aud finished second
three lengths bach Meiitah beat
Utica q aoae for the show.
Led Al the Way.
~ Sheridan. the favorite az 90
9. led ali the aaY Ia the fourth race
and son b hair n length from hiue
Eyea. Who finished with = great
rush Ia the stretch Deeey rau
third
The closet fiuish u the afternoon
came IN the NTH faee when Silver
Sue and Tayofa eamc down 60 the
uifr - close together that only tho
judges could separate them Silver
sue got Il BY = nose Betsy ran
nicr rsce and finished third
Susie Christian Vas heavily
hacked IN the last race from 70
10 70 I. bus the best she could Do
AS - ran second. beaten q head
b. Marie a.. uhn ran the beat race
she has shown n the meeting ~
Wtunlfride got up IN time 20 beat
IlerHain for the ahos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21
STAR FORM CHART

gFATrfE AUG 90 tooe5elh daY Hrrther fine Trad ~
u n Febart prending Judge. I'd Duke. starter
oa,t Fasr RAcf-fiye and bali faougs 3eluar 4tna#
"v'' wear oda value ~ FIRST tiaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

InekeY Lawrence distinguished
hy riding tve winners The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

YOU a COPY ut once. II you should
miss IL more than once. please telc.
phone US every time you miss II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

] wash Goods mis- s real Ss. %s@ sT g%9 5 you Sg v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

A new computing scale
half old time prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

ward before iI can be- stamped cut
Men Women aud rhiidfrn speak
"nHht talk morning. nnon ana
nieM ahne ihes work, reat. eat
.it Ehnff alueH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-21

Llpion's No. Tea. In lib tins
81. 10. a...4....s.ssss. she
Liptan's No ! Tea IN q ~ tins
At q can s-.ss.s tts.ssstsa 2~f
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31

stanhope Crane, of Morgnntown
spent the morning in the city.
Roy Stewart, OF Stewart Granite
Works, Warrington. spent today in
this city.
Miss Norma Patmon left to-day fol
Morgantown, where sic will spend g
week with friends.
Mr.. Louis Felnberg, of Cleveland, O..
and Miss Fannie Feinberg, of Pitts
burg, are the guests of their sister
Mrs. j. L. sapper, for week, after
which they will all go to Cleveland
for few weeks.
lDr. and Mrs. Walter Boydston re
turned last night from Mt. Chateau
where the latter had spent the past
ten days. Miss Lenore Brahm, who
accompanied them there, will remain
for several days longer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
Trolley Search
light Bares
Village Scandal
AS RESULT SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
WILL RESIGN AND BE IIvEs-
TIGATED AND WOMAN
LEAVES TOWN.

MoRRIsVILLE. Pa, July Sim
the moment that 1t took trolley car
searchlight to draw out of the dark
ness by the roadside a picture of her
husband playing Lothario to village
belle, there was revealed to VIII
liam A. Cauley, wife of the principal
of Worthwhile High school. the key
to a romantic drama which has fur
nished gossip for the townspeople for
many day.
Fragments of the story that now
stirs the town were heard by Mrs.
Cauley, but she scorned to believe
them. This story will be repeated as
fully as it can be secured from wit
nesses to the six members of the
school board Thursday night. It is ex-
peeted that Principal Cauley will sub
init his resignation at the meeting.
A sister of one OF the members of
the school board has left town on a
visit. 1t was she, says Mrs. Cauley,
who was revealed with Principal eau
ley in the roadside illumination.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
Secret Meeting
In First Ward
SOMETHING DOING ON PosToF-
FIeE QUESTION ACROSS TIE
PLAcip MchnNe ~


IN unity there e strengt said 9
prominent citizen Of the Fret ward
this afternoon to repre alive Of
the west Yirginians TIis philosophy Of
unity Is being put into practical eject
lby. the citizens Of the ward across
the river.
Secret Meeting Held Last Night.
In order TO cooperate the citizens
OF that sectIon Of the city met last
evening, and had q very harmonious
secret session. Every one who was
present went out from the meeting
enthused with the determination to
Iget the Federal building in that ward,
II It is possible to do so. Every per
son on that side Of the river ts fight
ing for the new building.
Committee Appointed.
at the meeting committee was ap-
pointed to solicit funds and TO select
sites, and to place them before the
government free of all costs in return
for the Federal building being located
in that ward. The committee named
consists Of i've very prominent men,
and who are getting down to work al
ready. and will get their free lot be
fore the government by the date which
is required by the conditions Of tue
advertisement for the lot, which date
is August goth. The committee was not
learned in full, but four of them
are as follows: III. D. Orr, H. 8
Smith, ]. s. Pople and J. F. Walker.
These are among the leading citizens
there, and are eager to secure the
building for their ward.
Several Sites TO be offered.
Beggars are not usually chooseTs,
but in this case, the government vii:
be given its choice of several sites in
the First ward, all of them being the
best in the place. Each Of them will
be offered to the government free of
all cost.
What Move Next7
There remains but about three
weeks in which to get sites before
the government. VIII the government
select, or give great weight to the lib
eral offer of the enterpristng people
across the river? If it does. what
force can counteract, or what scheme
overcome their strategy to get the
building which viii always be of great
Importance to Fairmont?
=
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
Games To-day.
Philadelphia in Detroit.
washington in Chicago.
Boston In st. Louis.
New York in Cleveland
oames To-day.
THE BURIAL OF
A HEAVYWEIGHT,
rive Thousand Persons Attend the Fu-
neral Of the Madison County 9


ANDERSON, Ind, July 81. Five
thousand people were attracted to An
derson cemetery by the burial Of 10
seph Rodreap, farmer and the heay-
TEST man in Madison county. Mr., Rod
reap weighed AGO pounds His coffin
was 8 feet wide. % inches deep and
q feet long. No hearse would admit
1T because of its size and casket
wagon was used as funeral car. Ten
men were required to carry the coffin
and 1G men to lower it into the grave.
Mr.. Rodreap died Of cerebral EN-
'broHsm, supertnduced by carbuncle
that developed on his neck two weeks
ago. He was 81 years of age and the
father of twins and Ave other chill
dren. His mother weighed 300 pounds
when she died several years ago,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
Andrew Springer
Near Death
AGED MAN DANGEROUSLY ILL AT
HIS HOME ON PIKE
STREET.

Andrew Springer and Mrs. Malone,
of Clarksburg, and Dennis Springer,
of Uniontown, are at the bedside of
their father. s. H. Springer, of Pike
street, who is very low and not ex-
pected to live. A son of Mr.. Springer
is somewhere in the west, and the
relatives here are unable to find him,
so as to notify him of his fathers sick
ness. The other papers, the Free
Press in particular, are requested to
copy this item, which may in some
way lead to the Whereabouts Of the
absent man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
Rockefeller
Reaches Ohio
PARTY ARRIVED IN CLEVELAND
THIS MORNING OVER LAKE
SHORE ROAD.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. JuIy s1.-John
D. Rockefeller and party arrived over
the Lake Shore at seven five this
morning. The merry twinkle in his
eyes, tanned skin, checks bullying with
plumpness and laughter. told the story
OF healthy man. RocEeteller's word
corroborated his appearance. He de-
clared he never felt bettor in his life.
"A number of intimate friends wei
coined the party at the depot. They
were Immediately driven 10 their sum
mer home at Forest Hill.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
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!. WEST vIReINIANs J.
\ AT THE LOCAL HOTELS. j.
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So. ...s..4.s..s. .s.+.s+++|

Marietta: Wilkie Cohen, clarks.
burg; C. G. Brown, Jefferson Tenant,
i. B. Pococls. j. w. Fisher. Morgan.
town; ]. G. Parrish, Pennington; c.
p. Moore. Robt. B. Lyall, c. C. Fisher.
Warrington; George w Bland, West
Union; ]. II. Burns, Amos; Robert ].
Baggs. R. j. Huebel, Wheeling; J.
"A. Bier. Keyser; F! T. Martin, Graf
ton: 2. G. Morgan, Rivesville; o.
Cook, Cameron.
Tavern: George H. Rarnell, Stanley
Cox, Charles Stule, Morgantown; J.
II. Borgess., Q. v. Emerson, Cir. SHUT
Ellsworth, Osman l.. Schwartz, ]. w.
Tryman, Clarkshurg; E. E. Yearkey,
j. E. Patterson, Joseph Fuccy, IVES
ton; B. G. Watt, U. B. Williams, Graf
on; F. C. Best, Warrington; N. D.
Reed, H, S. Chandler, j. NJ. Simpson,
j. Hartman. j. R. Postet, wheeling.
ManIey: Frank Townsend, G. o.
Suck. Parkersburg; Frank A. VIII
liams, ]. II. Stephenson, ]. f. Kelley,
C. P. Suffer, clarksburg; G. A. sno,l-
grass, Warrington; G. E. Jones,
Charleston.
Watson: Bert Brewer, Monongah;
Charles Chadwick. A. ]. Stewart. W.
l.. Jones, A. o. Campbell, Wheeling;
Is. p Hutton. Charleston; Charles y
Amos, Mt. Glare.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
Court News

Mrs. M. Ellen Hawkins appointed
Administrative of the personal estate
OF Clarence E. Hawkins. deceased.
Bond given in the sum of 81 900, With
Albert NJ. Rowand rs surety.
j. A. Hess appointed administrator
OF the personal estate of Lawrence NJ.
Hess, deceased. Bond given in the
sum of 800, with s. E. Fleming as
surety.
Deeds Recorded.
Deed dated April IS, 1906; Isaiah
Vincent ct ux, to William H. Spring.
er, parcel of land in Grant district
consideration. $1,000.
Deed dated July 90, 1906: G. L,
Michael ct ux, to John S. Scott, lot
on East Park avenue; consideration,
$725.
Deed dated July 80. 1906! G. w.
Norris ct ux. to Hester L. Morris, par
Gel of land; consideration, 5000.
Deed dated February IA, 1906 Nor
gan Fluharty ct ux. to E. B. Koen. in
terest in fifteen acres OF Pittsburg coal
underlying is acres OF land on Pyles
fork OF Buffalo creek; consideration,
one dollar.
Deed dated June 10. 1906: ]. a.
Watson ct al. to the Young Mems
Christian Ass6ciation, lot on the cor.
ners &c First street and FNairtnant ave
nue.; consideration. ;ss2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
Repio;rt Filed.

In the cases Of the Philadelphia Gas
Company vs. Rebecca ELLEN Tenant
ct al; Elena Tennant. Charles s.
Billingslea. Seville q. Gross and Gle
ment Davis the report Of the commits,
sioner appointed to assess the dam.
ages filed. The report Of the com
mission was published in the West
virgtntan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
SOMA

Innes Martin is in clarksburg
Randall il q c1arksbqrg visitor
rd sattefheld is very i'll at his
Maple avenue.
Blanche Barns, who las been
ts or several weeks, is recov-
ring
Mss Meta Durham returned yes.
from = visit with friends al
ana Ms: w. T. Conway and
sou son. leave in a few days for
CITY
Martin has returned from a
weeks to Denver, Colo, and
western points.
ind MRS. Roy Lough are in the
Apl Iorgantown.
Mrs Murray Dickeraon will
Jew days for Atlantic City,
II spend several weeks.
elem West, who had been the
81 her sister. Mrs. E. II. Smith
terday for her home in Keyses.
n FRS John R. Cook ana chill
Virginia and John, Jr., left last
1ie Baltimore to spend several
pabney, the house and win
steaner who has been i'll of ty'
Fever for several weeks, is out
Mrs. rusca Horrisa and Miss
9hesneyS viii leave next week
tnt9c City tos spend several
c. r. Carroll and granddaughter
CAROL Powell, leave in the morn
her county to spend few
ees s.itf5 relatives.
emile Staggers, who has been
IL home on Wiley street, IS
fsseent and will be able to Re
d, ffeW days. Morgantown Post
Eetty Wiley, Lucy Barnes
u Han and Miss blanche
went to Benton's Ferry this
llqEAtag5 70 spend the DAY WIN ITlenus
George w, Fleming aud sister
M HnderhiI1 left yesterday for the
home in Yonkers, N, y. Mrs
wfll spend several weeks
iss Halle Martin leaves in the
Iping for Philippi to spend few
With relatives Miss Martin
ma mother are spending to-day
Win relatives at Boothsyille.
1aaster Howard Fleming, wife
sild 81 and Mr.. and Mira Glenn
asfn OF Fatrmont, passe through
7he at noon In an auto. They will
50 DnidntoWn Pa, and from there
ID Atlantics City. "A young SON 4nt
Gessge viii 90 as far as Cum;
bu ~ WITH ne part aotgantowr
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