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Complimentary to Miss Schmidt.

Mrs. Frank Watson entertained a
number Of friends last evening at her
home on Rfdgely avenue, complimen,
tary to Miss Carrie Schmidt, of New
York, who is the guest II MS. Louis
Messernlcht. A delightful evening
was spent at various social diversions
and delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. Mrs Watson's guests were Mes
DANES L. A. Linger, Arthur AtEsgrave,
Thos. Sharp. II. B. Watkins, Mrs.
Louis Messernicht. Misses Bertha aul
Connie Linger and Nellie Watson.
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hal "a Church, seuth.

Rev. R. r. Webb, pasto"-sunda
school, $3.50 a. M, NJ. D, Bolo"d, super
fntendent: prayer meeting Wednes
day, s. p. N. On account of the pa1
tors absence at the an 'al confer
ence at Huntington, there will be nc
preaching either morning or evening
on Sunday.
Monongah-Prayer meeting sunday
10: 30 a. M: Sunday school. 2 p. M
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Miss Everhart Entertains.

Miss Fred Everhart entertained a
number OF friends last evening at he,
home on Locust avenue. ca IDS were
the diversion of the ev"a!ng and de-
lfcfous refreshments were served at
the close of the GAM.
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wllI Ia 10 New Work.

Miss Myrtle shaw viii leave here on
the I'd Of October for New York City
where she will continue her study of
vocal music under the direction OF
Madam Gherster. M'ss shaw closed
ner studio here in August.
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Mrs. MauIsby Improving.

Mrs. T. A. Maulsby who has been
seriously i'll at her summer home at
Mt. Lake Park is improving, her
friends will be glad to learn. She will
return home as soon &c she can make
the trip.
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Miss ModerweIl Returns.

Miss Mabel Moderwell, teacher in
the Falrmont Normal, has returned
hare to resume her duties ut the open
ing of the school. Miss Moderweil
will board at the woman's Hall. She
spent her vacation at Bucyrus. O.. and
also spent few weeks on the Great
Lakes.
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VISITING at cIaFksbur1.

Mrs. shrtver and iirs Clovis, of
Jollytown, Pa. are til; guests of their
daughter and sister, Mrs. NJ. j. Lantz.
on Fairmont avenue. This afternool
Mrs, Lantz and guests went tn Clarks-
burg to spend Sunday with the 20 :,
mer's daughter. Mrs. Il. c. Grille. Mr.
Lantz will go up in the morning to
spend the day.
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presbyterIan church, Mononaah.

Rev. w. o. David. pastor Services
Sunday morning at II o'clock; ser
mon by pastor, Moses and Hobad;; "
sunday evening at 1880 o'clock, SER
mon by pastor on ''The Advantages o.
Joining the church;' s,lnday school
at 10 o'clock a. m.
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A Perfect Bowel Laxative for con.
stipation, sallow complexion, head
ache. dizziness, sour stomach, coated
tongue, biliousness. Lax.ets act
promptly, without pain or grlpIng.
Pleasant to take-Lax.ets- only &c.
Sold by E. A. Billingslea g Co.
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piles positively cured with DR..
shoop's Magic Ointment. It's made
for piles aloha, aud it does the work
to perfection. itching, painful pro-
truding OF blind piles. disappear like
magic. Sold by e. A. Billingslea &
Co.
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rhe PolitleaI .EaualItx clos

will meet Friday evening. September
9TH, at the residence Of Mrs Haw-
ker, 3O4 Locust avenue. This is a
very important meeting and all mem
bers Of the club are urged to make
special EFFORT to be present. eat
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Furnished rooms for rent in diner.
ent localities for particulars look over
our want column.
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With the passing of. the Keener pool
in Tyler ctunty, the lower southwest
fields have lost their principal attrac-
ton. In way the new 80-foot devel'
opment on Pyies Fork, Marion county,
has for several weeks claimed more at
tention than any other section. but
the Indications for a pool of appreci-
able dimensions are not fiattering. The
staying qualities OF the wells, as COM
pared with their production when first
drilled into The pay. are anything but
comm endable.
In this district, the South Penn Oil
Company has drilled its No. on the
N. w. sturm farm through the 3o-foot
and has very light show of oil. This
location is 400 feet due south Of C. E.
Bonwell G. Co.'s No. I on the Charles
snodgrass farm The No Sturm will
be drilled to the lower sands and IL
nothing taatter is found will then be
tested in the S0.toot. No. 4 on the
same farm will be the next well to. get
the sand.
Very Light Pumper.
On Point Pleasant creek, Tyler coun-
ty, the Fisher Oil Company has drilled
its No. 6 on the J. B. Lacy farm
through the Keener sand and will have
a very light pumper, not good for more
than Ave barrels day,
-eIn the same district, the Octave Oil
Company has now drilled its test on
the George Fletcher farm through the
Big 1njun AMI has a duster. On Dry
run, in the Same district, Inghram 6
Myers are rigging up at second test
ion the Samuel, Hissim farm. The Oc-
tave Oil Company has the rig COM
pleted for a test on the w. H. Jamisor
farm and Stiles Bros. & Underwood
have made the location for test on
the Georgia Haddox farm.
Drilling to Deep Sand.
In the Falsom district, the South
Penn Oil CImpany Is drilling its No.
GO on the GenGno Robinson tract to the
fifth sand. Nothing was found in the
Gordon. In the Kinchlowe creek dis
trict, Lewis county, the same company
is drilling its No. Z on the Alice White
farm from the Gordon to the fifth sand.
and light gas pressure was encoun-
tered in the Gordon.
On Archer's Fork, Grant district,
Wetzel county, Smith and Carnahan
are due in the Gordon at their test on
the Eliza Bereltn farm. On Church's
Fork, Church district, the Carnegie
Natural Gas Company is due in the
sand at its test on the Martha Six
farm.
Point Pleasant Guaees.
The decline in production on Point
Pleasant creek, Tyler county, con-
tinues. The Southern Oil Company's
LIS wells on the r. A. Workman farm
are producing G2O barrels. The Pure
Oil Company's II wells on the w. F..
Clark farm arc producing 355 barrels,
and the Melrose Oil and Gas Com
pany's six wells on the D. H. Lacy
farm and No. on the L. C. Lazear
farm. 800 barrels. The production on
all other farms in the pool have de-
clined to a point where none is pro-
ducing 100 or more barrels day On
Pyles fork, Marion county. g. E. Bon
well & Co.'s No. 2 on the Charles snod-
grass farm is holding up at 1870 bar
re1s day.
|
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FOUND.

FOUND Gentleman,s x. o. T. NJ
gold ring with initials. Apply 1872 Mer
chant street, and pay for this ad.
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FOR RENT-New six room dwelling,
main road and street car line. Barns
4 vile. Apply 'P," this office tt
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EoR REN1.

FOR RENT-s nicely furnished rooms
suitable for light house keeping. in
Yost Flats. Apply No. 2, Fairmont
avenue. SGT
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FOR RENT-A ten room house on
ogden avenue. All modern conven-
fences. Apply so4 Quincy street.
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Thursday, September
81, 1906, Beginning
at 10 O'Clock a. m.

REMEMBER - The improvements
advertised are actual facts and not
promises.
WITH a FIFTEEN MINUTE
STREET CAR Service and five cent
fare limit 1elIvlew Is the MOST Ac.
cEssIBLE suburb to F.aIrmont's bus.
mess center.
RELLvIEw HEIGHTS is the great,
est Real Estate offering ever made In
Falrmont.
sELLVTEW LOTS will increase 10
value more rapidly than any other
Falrmont Real Estate for the reason
that there will be greater demand for
them on account Of their accessibility
and modern eonvenlenees.
ANYONE GAN BUY A 9ELLvIEW
LOT. Look at the terms. Only one.
fourth cash and balance to suit the
purchaser.
II you want to build a home there
Is no better location than 5eIIvle"
Heights.
If you have money to invest either n
large or small amounts you can not
hope to find any ARsoLuTELY SAFE
Investment that will bring such large
returns as ReIEvfew;Lots.
Don't Forget the Date Thursday,
september2Tt 1900.
EBelEYieW improvement eO5
fI-I11eS1ltl > ~. sass
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co. sALE.

FOR SALE Eight roomed house,
with all modern convenisnces. Apply
s05 Fourth street.
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!. Standard Credit Balances.

OIL CITY, Pa.-Credit balances
s1.58.
Shipments, 1O78S1; average, s1,237i
runs. 1898; average, 122,95O.
NEW YORK STANDARD Oil, 5000.
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Letters addressed "P" and ~ are
Ii care offthts once.
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{ ron sALE-A small farm Of IL acres
near Watson. in Grant district, on
which there Is q small house and
good spring Of water. Also orchard OF
about 12b bearing peach. apple and
plumb trees. An ideal place for gar.
denInp and chicken raising. Last year
{ over 500 head of cabbage, 80 bushels
OF peaches II bushels of grapes and
over 400 chickens were marketed
from this place besides other fruit and
n Vegetables,
TIE PRICE REDUCED.
u, order to, make quick sale Of this
property Il VIII be sold for cash $3.50,
or tor 81 900, ElaIf. cash and balance
in one andtwe ysatss tIsrs.
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iWANTED-At once ;posltion as nurse
Tor children. Can give reference If
required. Address e." care Of West
sVirginian Office. tt
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TOR RENT-one seven-room house.
Two fourroom cottages. two fats. All
lod fern conyenlences. Good locations
"a. shain, Peoples Bank Building, Z
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ron RENT-A few choice once ROOMS
q the new Peoples Bank building.
Apply At the peoples Bank.
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sNANTEDA good house girl at once.
mrs. s. @, Martin, corner cd street
and Castor avenue. 7-3t
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WANTED 30 girls at the Cumberland
Glass Factory. Steady employment
for good workers.
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WANTED White cook, strictly sober,
with experience in restaurant. Ad-
dress "P," care the West Virgtnian
once. ct
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WANTED.

WANTED.
WANTED "a Remington typewriter
for a short time. Address z. o. box
$685. City
Letters addressed "P" and "F'' are
ii care Of this oftice.
WANTEp-A good house girl at once.
Mrs. s.. g. Martin, corner I'd street
and Castor avenue. 7-5t
NANTEp-whit cook, strictly sober,
with experience in restaurant. Adj
dress "P," care the West Virgfntan
once. ct
5WANTED-At once:position as nurse
Tor children. Can give reference il
required. Address 'tF," care Of West
virgtnian Office. tt
wANTED-2o girls at the Cumberland
Glass Factory. Steady employment
for good workers.
WANTED Girl to assist in kitchen.
Apply ess Fairmont avenue. If
NY magazine. Investing for Prof
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d copy to any man who intends to TIA
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has money invested anp%tttably. or
who can Save SIS or more per month.
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1T demonstrates the REAL earning
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3es.
1T shows how to invest snail sums
and how to5make them grow into for
tunes the actual possibilities OF in,
tellfgant investments.
1T reveals the enormous profits
bankers make and shows low one
can make The same profits safely
It explains HOW stuuctdnus for.
tunes are made and WHY they are
mads-hows 81. 900 grows 10 $22,NGo-
no Introduce my magazine write me
NOW, mention this paper and I'll sent
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wANTED-A Remington Typewriter
Tor short time. Address z. o. box
693s City.
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WANTED-Girl to assist in Kitchen.
Apply ess Fairmont avenue. ii
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Fafrmont's ONLY suburb having all
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, such as
Paved Streets, Street Railway, Sew
ers, FaIrmont City Water, Gas, EIec-
trio Lights, Telephones, ETC., will be
held on the grounds on
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West VII gdinians
IN . Big Deal
COT. WINcHEsTER AND 3. N.
NAegR GET BIG TRRcT
MILES or IRA ilRoAo ~FoR.
DEVELOPMENT.

PARKERSBURG, Oct. 20.-A trans
action has just been closed by which
Ward and Hutton acquire a tract. OF
81. 600 acres oftthe finest timber lands
in the country, which added to their
boundary Of about forty'thousand acres
acquired /. some time ago il fyatlpus
deals gives them and their associates
in the deals far the largest acreage
Of spruce timbertn this section of the
country says the Asnville IN. "
Citizen. BY the same transaction the
eastern hand Of Cherokee Indians real.
ize at least three hundred per cent
ON an investment with in ten years,
for though they see from the original
purchase a boundary for an amount
which is nearly four times the cost
Of the entire tract, but they retain .
large number of.acres which promises
to steadily increase in value.
Less thun ten years ago these lndii
ans. whose headquarters age at Chero-
kee, swain county, through their
council. added to their already very
large holdings Of land on the waters
OF the oconaidfy river. somA forty
+hmsana acres Of timber lands for
which they p5fd s6S,Ooo,Ooo or about
s1:7O per acre.
From the upper or most remote por-
t,ons of these lands, they have Just
sold rbtrty:fve thousand acres for two
hundred and forty-fve Thousand dol
lars. making profit wfthin+en years
Of s177OOO, or more than two hundred
and fifty per cent.
The development Of this tract by the
purchasers will require The constrnc-
t,op of some twenty miles Of standard
guage railroad to reach 1t and an az
gregate Of about forty miles for its OPP
Grafton, over fifteen miles Of which
viii necessarily run through and de-
yeIop more than fifteen miles Of the
timber lands still held by the mdl'
ans.
This purchase is made in the name
Of Ward and Fulton for themselves
and others under the active MANAGE
ment Of their associates, John c. Ar
-burast, Lake Charles. La; B. NJ. Yea
Ger. Warrington, West Virginia, AMI 4.
II winchester, Buckhannon, WesS
virginia, and was just confirmed at
The regular annual council meeting OF
III, hand Of Cherokees through their
chief and head men aud the govern
ment agent, We Wit S. Harris.
This. together with other purchases
recently made. throws the largest
amount of standing spruce in one solid
body nader one control anywhere in
the United States, south Of The Adiron
dacks.
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in Honor Of Miss Fahay.

Complimentary to her guest, Miss
Beatrice Fahay, of westerDport, Nd
Miss Besse Gilmartin entertained a
number of her friends last evening a.
-Ler home on: Walnut avenue. Gamer
and music were the diversions Of the
evening ard tempting rcrest ments
we're served. The guests were Misses
Mary, Adele and Anna Mar nv Anna
and AIDA Ford. Ella and Margaret
Kennedy, Grace Mcdonnell, Ella BAR
~ and Ada Kinney, the latter Of Pie,l'
mont; Messrs. John Mulyehill, James
Reitz, win Ford. D. P. and viii Ken
nedy, ]. t. Bremen, Charles Wise
Charles and John Barry, naley Ntn
ney auG Lawrence Koran.
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Caught In = Shower.

Miss Blanche Koen was caught in a
surprise shower last night. 1T was a
kitchen shower and a heavy one at
that. 1t poured down an assortment
OF kitchen utensils that will supply
the needs Of the furure Mrs. Fred
Beatty for long time tocome.-Man'
nington Record.
Miss Elizabeth watson, of this city.
win be a brides maid at the wedding
OF Miss Koen and Mr.. Beatty which
viii be soaenrnlzed ON next Wednesday
night A large number Of Fairmont
people VIII be in attendance at the
wedding
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EARLY MoRNTNe MARRIAGE.
Popular Young People Surprise Their
Multitude OF Friends.

Multitude OF Friends.
This morning at seven o'clock at
the home of Mayor and Mrs. W. E
Arnett, on Pike street, the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Jeanette Ar,
nett, and Mr.. samnel Leeper was sol.
emRized. Rev. G. D. Smith, pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, per,
formed the marriage ceremony in the
presence Of the immediate family.
The bride WIS attired in becoming
coat suit OF London Smoke with hat
and gloves to match. Immediately
after the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Leep,
er were driven to the station and leEt
on the seyen-furty train for weddini
Journey for parts unknown,
The announcement of the marriage
Of Miss Arnett and Mr. Leeper Will
occasion much surprise among their
friends. While it was known that the
marriage would take place some time
this month their friends had placed
the date about two weeks later.
Miss Arnett, now Mrs. Leeper, ia
the youngest daughter of Mayor and
Mrs. W. r. Arnett and has resided in
Fairmort since childhood. she is Z
charming and ACCOMPLISHED young
lady and has host of friends here who
will be greatly interested in her mar
rfage. Mr.. Leeper's home is near Mo,
.nongah, but for the past ten years he
has been employed with the Fairnont
Coal Company in this city. He Is a
prominent Elk and is very popular
among his many friends. The West
vtSginian, on behalf of the friends of
this popular couple, extends .congratu-
laticns and best wishes for happy
welded life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leeper viii on their
return 60 to house keeping in the Ar
nett home on Pike street, while Mayor
Auett and wife Will take rooms with
Mrs N. 8. Barnes on Main street. Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Smith will reside with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leeper.
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Entertained at sIx o'oIoek Dinner

entertained at Six O'clock Dinner.
Mr.. ami Mrs. J. D. Radford, of Hay
raond street, entertained at six O'Clock
dinner yesterday evening in honor O.
Mr.. A. S. Radford, OF Pittsburg, Mrs.
Aidora White, Of solt Lake City, Utah,
Mrs, ]. L. Wiley OF Louslas. Ariz,
Miss Lulu Reese, of Pana, Ill, and
Hiss Magda l.. Wiley of Fairmont.
-Four States ond one territory were
represented at the gathering.
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Mr.. ana Mrs, Evans EntertaIn.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clark Evans en-
tertatned a number Of friends last ev'
ering at their home on CASTOR avenue
| in honor Of their house guest, Miss
Nell Charlton, of Warrington. The
evening was spent at various social
diversions and dainty refreshments
We're served. The guests were, Misses
Florence clayton Grace Durham,
|Messrs. Minor Dunham, Clarence Da,
yisson and j. STRAIGHT,
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30, 1906; recorded IN Deel sl.laA ~
page S66 and other deed
The names Of the plstie g.
sons whose estate "a sd
intended to be atteetsd ii
said suit are Duncan sInelal
c. Trexler, A. F. GerstRll and
Sinclair.
The bin also states Glat
has sold aIlsof said prop o.
defendants Harry G. ,rrexiet
Gerstell Vi the price a llsss
per thousand feetl which ae
price at which 1t was agree
the plaintiff and Duncap e
should be sold the Plalnlia
titled to the said sum ~ sse
to one.fourth Of the net 6 q
said entire transaction 1il
profits can only be arrived 8
settlement Of all Of said I'm
between the plaintiff ana nelar q
which settlement the costs q
erty which cannot now be telili
rived at as different HI
ent prices, and the costs u
and getting each tract into s
shape varies, but an d w6it
arrived at definitely by he
one of It's commissioners slid
the first cost Of said prupert
ascertained and the tImbef
property has been estinals
/ number Of feet theTeos
the net amount Of prof
have been arrived at n
said Darnall identified
fourth in accordance viii
ment. But II said Sinclair
one undivided half Of said Nv J.
the name Of said GersteIi
his deed to Tre1ler ana
the plaintiff has an inteEe
undivided half Of said py9ps
extent Of two thousand doHf al1
one.fourth interest therein
his proportion Of the expA1
4ng upon said enterprise
of said contract providing
should have one.fourth et 81
profits of every Kind ana
arising from said sale u
no part Of said sum OF
his share of said net pr6a
been paid to him liz satq
cept Ss,725Oo advahce iati
and credited on the Jaeo6 1s
Scott Miller and Sol Ibll
tracts at 81 per Al
The further object Of TIE ahs
is to procure a decree IN
the said timber propeEt
and division Of the pEoes
the owners thereof; ana mi fsa
iterest Of the plaintiff eiEha i11a
or in said property may be-
declared and ensoresG Is 4 iita1
otherwise as may be prggsrs ma
an account may be Stated l
said Duncan Sinclair and tie
tin Of all transactions bet
connected WITH said prope
the said Duncan Sinclair ana
er defendants may discps
property is owned or hsla
Henry c. Trexler and 4. +.
and what amount Of mcne ~
is due from them q either Il
said Sinclair, and how Ilch
said Sinclair has received %
or either Of them On arrru
property.
The bill also prays mat
may be appointed, and for
ton to restrain the sals ii
property until the, further gfdSr
court, and for general Tnlief
And 1t appearing bysaiHdIil
this case that Harry G. @
Gerstell and Arnold Slid
residents Of this STATE
that they do appear her qas
month after the date u
ilcatlon hereof ana IL Is
sary to protect thet
And that this orler "a llstlg
be published and inE b
law.
I Given under NY hand iS Es -s.t
day of September 1906
r. 81 aIsBIsB c
WI lEt
onnse for plaInbn.
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Ar In Morqantnwn.

Hrs. H. e. stoetzcr, Mrs. Amelia
vanAervcrt, Mrs. Waiter Parnes, MIS-.
w. S. Mayors, Misses Edith Pickett,
Isabelle Gifin and Flossie Fleming
are in Morgantown attending the
meeting of the WomaH's svnodfcal
Society of the Presbyterian church.
A large reception win be held to'nighs
complimentary to the visitors.
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LOVE CAUSES MURDER.

And Attempted Suicide by q Mexican
In Texas.
PORT WORTH, Texas, Oct. 20,
love for white girl caused Albertos
Agos. "a Mexican employed in u ho
tel al Baird, to murder Miss Enaa
BIake,., then attempt suicide. Baird
is terribly excited and may hasten to
end Agss by lynching him.
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Good Time Club Meeting.

The FIRST meeting of the Good Time
Club for the fan Sc: son vas he'd yes
,.rday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
4. w. Sterling in the First ward. The
guests were delightfully."- entertained
and a tempting luncheon was served.
Officers for the coming year were
elected as follows: President Mrs,
III. A. JdlIlFe; secretary, Mrs. Georg..
Amos. The next meeting will be a.
" e home of Mrs. Jennie !IcCleary, o.
YIaIn street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20
Letter copying press at Burdstte''


Abilene, Kan, Oct. 90. = Joseph
Rash Burton. former intel States
senator from EaRsas. yin hegin seV-
ing Ms six m0Rths' sentence in the
county jail at Ironton No., on .Ionday
text.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-10-20

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4 Il you are a hustler you can make
$500 per week. Can at once. Net
oiitan Life insurance Office, room
103 First National Bank, or write to
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