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Southern Railway.

~ , TRAINS LEAVE nr-rrNoND.
~ h 1..nw'nv schedule figures publishes
rs ~ Irr2tion. ans are nrt ruaranteed.
N-IlaiIr- Tnrnf Coy rhnri0tfe
--.e- = VI Daily .'rrff ef-Rurrst Pullman 70
,l.a ana i}i-u. nghan New Orleans.
To .Nrortar0r ga ana all the South
1F1 coach '-~ Cno-o city oxford.
80. Iir-7~ 0rf 'efrh
- =, = " -tr Saskatchewan = T.0-nl
---0' p DAILY f.f-7ifn.. Pullman raady 80
p N. f-r OH fha South
YORK PTTf-p LINE
Limited
2'is M--Evoeo, suniay-No lo-1oeaI 20
t5 = 1900 suniay-No. 7t-Locsi "a
y -S' r. M-Fron al the sousA.
'.'' ----'-- Charlotte paieigh Durham
60, aese CITY and Local Stations
" From Korgvff1n orF Local Stations
$40 49, No i5-F-ron Baltimore and West
1875 a " No .. B.fs p NJ. Y, 7s-rrosa
~ West Point anf local stations
T p cprNc~rr ~ rT,DD7-TS-v
Cen Me- pee r-,g ~
r. " TsvTOr r. ? A.:
vaeh'nv+o7 = r
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Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Several Vacant Lots on the
Corner Of Taylor and Lady
Streets, by Auction.

In execution Of a deed Of trust. dated
October 81. 1903. ana duly recorded in
the clerks office of Henrico County
court in d. B. 1ss b. page 81. and being
rcqlevted SD % 90 by the beneficiary.
there having been default in the payment
OF p portion ~ the debt secured we viii
sell by auction, on the respective prem
lse7. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER BIRD. BEGIN
MING AT 5 O'CLOCK + NJ
tie following three parcels 4 land-to-
wiz.
First. A lot fronting forty feet more
cr .ess AZ the southeast corner OF Taylor
ani LADY. Streets and running back 125
feet inches
Second A lot fronting about eighty
seven feet n the northwest corner Of
Taylor and Lady Streets with a depth
~ i-- feet % an alley IN the rear
Third LOT fronting about 20 feet 10
inches on the north side OF Taylor street.
.. .. -ina ins about 50 feet east 90 Lady
street and running back 49, feet
These are very dcs rahle lrts ana are
sure 90 Increase in value and attra Ctivo-
ness soon as they are brought within
the city linn
TERMS-Cash
II c. BUCHANAN.
r p. BOWE
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AUCTION SALES. Future DAYS
by McNeigh a. Glinn
Real Estate Aucti0neers
1ll2 r. Main Street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
Valuable Main Street
STORE PORPERTY.
Designated at Nos. 615 and
SIT E. Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

Tn pursuance OF a decree of tho Chan
cerr Court Of the city of Richmond. en-
erea On me ith day u May. 1905. IN
Lne suit styled .Jno. F. Ewig VS. Emma
j. E"ig GO als." we VIII SELL at public
FRIDAY. OCTOBER S 1905.
az o'clock j NJ no abote n,,i,ra-os
property The improvements consist ~
4 large three-story and basement huiil-
ing, divided into TWO stores on the first;
nat or your rooms and bath on the
second noor and q fiat ~ three or four
rooms on tlr third floor with side
entrance 70 both flats from Main street
The lot fronts 80 feet on the south side
ot Main Street between Sixth and Sew
crfh street @. and extends back between
parallel lines $50 feet to an alley.
The eastern wall Is a party wall This
the best business street In the citv and
IN a section in which real estate Is stead
lly enhancing ia value and should ho
attractive IS an investment or spec
TERMS. Cash as to expenses Of sale.
unpaid cost % said suit ali taxes. dues.
assessments and charges unpaid ut -fne
or sale. and also "a ratahlo proportion of
taxes for sale year. amounting i'm an
per cent per annum Interest on $500.
laIt thereon from March %. 1906. and on
~ 49, e.nother part thereof from March
~ lsvo. and on Sl2o. another part there
or. from June 30 1906. 49, On sl20 am
other part Thereof. from September 30
1870. and on $500 the balance thereof.
Of the purchase money in two equal
instalments az one and two years from
gay or sale. with . Per cent per anuum
interest added evidenced bv Negotiable
notes OF the purchaser. and secured by
trust deed on the property or for ar
cash rs 10 said residue. at option of
purchaser
J. JORDAN LEAKE
WALLACE F. Brown
- Special Commissioners
The bond required Of the Special Com
nlsSloners 10y the above decree has been
ltly SVEN Given under my hand this
18th day OF September 1906
CHAS. O. SANILLE. Clerk
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7xEcUToR's AUCTION SALE

In pursuance Of a decree Of tho Circuit
Court of the county OF Chesterfield. ln
the case OF II. w. Woods executors &c
ais. against Ann T.. Wood and Others.
entered on the 2Sth of June. 1906. the UNI
derslBned executors viii soil. at public
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER .. 1906 az
O'CLOCK Z. NJ.
the above mentioned property. The
dwelling f. two stories and basement
contains eight rooms. porcelain bath.
with granolrhic floor in basement and
entire premises are IN good repair Lot
16xl0f feet.
FOR home or n good paving invest
ment this property offers many advaut-
ages BE sure 70 attend sale.
IERMS-One-fourth cash balance JIM
three equal instalments at SIX twelve
and eighteen months. FOR negotiable
notes interest added and title retained
Until last note IS paid and q conveyance
ordered by the court or all cash at op-
uon OF the purchaser.
HENRY WARD WOOD
WILLIAM PRICE WOOD.
GEORGE j.. GARY
Executors
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

Southbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily
$50 A. M-Local 20 N1riina. Raleigh. Char
Iotte. W. wington
l-So ? M-ThrouFh Sleeners ana Coaches. At
lanta Rim nv1am. savannah Jackson
vile anil Florida points
lur' u VI THROUGH Con- rhee and SIee-ers Sa-
vannah. JackeonviIe Atlanta Birmlnr-
ham ans Memphis
Nortrhound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
fi' " f55 p S.. 500 P NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01

'Yes'm. but If so youah laundry
work. ma am ! must have de undah-
standin' dat my husban' collects de
pay"
But why can't you collect IT YOUR
self. Manda o."
We'll. you see. ma'am. don't want
to rob de Of man ~ de only fob he's
evah likely 10 get"-Cleveland Plain
Dealer
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Hy y. ". B0we e. Son
Real Estate Aucti0uecrs
CoMMIssIONER's SALE

Ey y. W POwe & Son
Real Estate Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A
SMALL BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING CON 6lNED KNOWN As NO -
n. TWENTN-FIFTH STREET Be
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, BY AUCTION.
In part execution Of decree ~ the
Dhancery Court Of the city OF Richmond
p tho suit ~ Il. q. Tucker who sues.
ETC.. vs. Mary \. Tucker 90 ais" entered
June g. 1905 / VIII SELL by public auction.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 1906.
at % clock =. NJ. the store and dwell
ing above referred %. The property il
~ brick. is "a good renter. and will mako
"a satisfactory Investment
TERMS, One-third cash and balance
az six. twelve and eighteen months FOR
notes. with interest added and title re-
tained or all cash, at the option OF the
purchaser.
JOHN 3 GAYLE.
Special Commissioner
7 herehy certify that the bond required
Of the Special Commissioner ia the above
named cause has been given
CHAS. o. SANILLF Clerk
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Woeful Theory Does Not Har-
monte With Massed Facts OF
Promising Hue.
RECORD BREAKING CROPS
Business Situation Strained by
Overmuch Spcculation-Pros-
poets of Railroads.
By w. G. Nicholas.


strength az tna stuck market lies fr
Sic Ca. .... e...
'''-"s Supply "' 7-''h7 NJ heid
b. solvent people and NOT by the gamblers
who are moved bv the Impulse OF tie
... alb .. .
oiii'es 70 E't 10 ana nit "i The market
i''iie az substance have me securities.
and they sre not frightened hy morncn-
tar,- reactions into running avya,. fror,
Investments because az firnt-uafsfes
r,ion that fsDr.re,ade,te1 ara ,.,.
7 r,.s ,.ro..r,--t.,, .to.+ No.
49,, .-.-ftt ,. ,
I
premises 90
not square with common sense. There Is
O. screw loose somewhere. false note
IN the funeral chorus Moefui theory
does NOT seem to harrnrIzo with rl.--ed
facts of brightest hue
Hold "a silver dollar 81. Zoo. from, ,ro
CO., --F 10 f ,., 81.
'.,s- 'e
.t' a"H 't ""- ii'. ine "-0.e landscape
The fn.ll-d edge of the coin is fle lor-
z1r OF oheerFat ou- a parallel 20 tlI=
S. f1uud tle attitude of many bear
oracle7 financial writers and market
eon.r-ertsro-s a- tn. -r...rt --o-ror,
no.. t,.,- ~, .....-. 49, ~ 90
months fre, r.-- ...-t- .-t.r.l, ~ tfe
.''t ''+ ii.'.'f ''--i.ai.'H % premium
hr'ti-c j. ls '-1ri primal - 20 -faN,e
t-e forward end ~ tae greatest WEALTH
creating crops ever grown .u America
4ne-. sf4p.nIoes crops spell prosperity
ir letters tf.t blaze across tho -Ey that .
80 tf. world r-e, see The. ar. Tangible
...,t.f.- 81 80. - 49,. ...,..-...
'.'f i''''- ~-.' s.i -''-'' ''.r .'"'i.'A-
TONS ~ our national If -i!. iAe4 pax
billions of dollars directly INTO tie
pockets o. Tire farmers and further un-
lifr Oh. moral and material stains OF tne
o. .la .r ,r-,,..r r.--.,.r. tfr .ha,. .,t,.e
T..,-.s. .-..-....- RI. -. -.... .-l,t..- go
~ ~ --.- --'--
cent ior me A.tlreis oi thousands % rec
tan merchants o. order on generous
sea c against future requirements. this Ia
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THE sTOck MARkEr o. ne WIZ

following
e1tes ISOLDE the
and 70
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Chesapeake O. Ohio Railway

e~o N'AAtD halfway
cincinnati, INDIANAPOLIS. St Louis. chica-
90 Louisville. Nashville Memphis
Z.5 P n and II ~ p II. daily.
Westbound Local Trains:
7.'o A. " daily and SIS p NJ vreesr d,v,
Newport News Norfolk and Old Point.
goo A NJ and 400 P. NJ daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point.
4@ " and 500 ? n daily.
James River Line:
20 81 daily; 5:-5 ?. NJ week days
Arrive Main Line from W@et. 80 A NJ
NJ. % q NJ. "l.E p NJ From
East; 'lor6 A. NJ. s11-E A NJ 100 p NJ
80 p James River. 80. 20 A N sd
= IT. FDatly. ''r-x Sunday)
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81 3 N0ffNIk&MeStprn

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave hsrl s. station. Richmond. Daily.
In Eject May o. ls0s
e = ['t-Fo->' 's-o9 A. N. 800 P. NJ.
FOR LyNcHBURG. the WEST and the
sou INVEST so5 A. NJ. $3.50 noon. ESQ
Pullman Parlor ana Sieeping cas-
Saie Dining cars. Trains arrive daily from
III CD a 81. $50 p. ". from the
orice SOS Main So. sFlyer. hrs 80
". II. Tr-VTrT. p rosr ~
Cen. Pass Agent Dfst pess I-e5-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01
Corn.

Prominent features in .he corn market
have been the evening Up opeFSt-on IN
September and the Increasing tehtness
in December delivery. IL was also notice
able that both the active now crop futures
were being absorbed by inhuen -al In
terests as persistenuy as could be- well
done without attracting too much atten-
ton. Wednesday night saw the first gem
eral fros-s Of the season through the
West. but the information that the frost
extended as far as Kansas did NOT cause
even a ripple OF excitement, as the trade
was practically a unit IN agreeing mat
the crop was beyond danger, except for
possible slight deterioration in quality in
case OF hard freeze. Closing prices FOR
the week showed net losses Of about ga
cents for September and ii cents for
December.
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Oats.

Oats have ranged lower under con-
tinuo5 sales. September delivery was
comparatively steady due % the effect
OF some OF the shippers 10 cover sales
There was q fair investment demand Tor
futures on the declines. Part OF this has
been from the Nort.weSt wher r.c crop
and marketing was disappointing. and
where there had been some heavy sales
20 the East The prevailing quotations
vrara arn11na the s. cent mink
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01

Tommy. Pop ears are always on the
side. aren't they?" TOmmv's Pop: yves.
my SON Tommy; Then what's a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01

square deal between the RAILWAYS
and the people and honesty all down
the line IS what the people demand and
what they intend 10 have.-Kansas city
Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01

Why Give Yourself Unnecessary Worry
Over the
SAFE-NEEPINo OF YOUR
VNLUABLES.
when for $500 per year you can rent a
SAFE DEPOSIT BOX In the VAULTS OF
THE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA,
Of Richmond. Virginia,
and thus obtain absolute security.
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Provisions.

Beyond a fair advance in September
pork On which the trade was small in
volume, there has been little interest in
the pr vision market The cattle trade
has been very light. Very few desirable
steers have hcen offered 20 the trade.
Only q few loads Of native steers were
possessed OF quality enough 70 land them
above $3.50 There was a little upward
start In prices for hogs early in the week
but at the close OF business Saturday.
prices had Dropped hack to the level Tho
general average has been about s. a.
There has been an 0verahundance ~
poultry on the market. with only a fair
demand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01

THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK
(From the New York Evening Post OF Saturday.
STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS.
TINS II,
uHa.Nr -..


~ 600
o
1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01
BY II. A. NIcCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
No. 1851 E. Main st.
No. q N. Seventeenth St.
no. lis E. Clay St.
No. 209 w. Clay St.

Pursuant 20 z decree of the Chsncery
day OF February. 1876. in tie suit II
trommer VS.. Frick 90 ais. therein pend
Ing. The understand appointed succ'a al
commissioners thereby will offer for sale
ulon the premises 80 public auction. on
TUESDAY. THE 2ND DAY OF OCTO-
At o'clock p. NJ. the Brick Store and
Dwelling. No 1851 East Main Street
n arly opposite the c.. and q. Railroad
Immediately thereafter the Brick Store.
No. . North Seventeenth. near Franklin
AT o'clock p NJ the Brick Dwelling
10. is East Clay Street near Second
Immediately thereafter The Brick
Dwelling. No 90 West Clay street rum
ming back o. Brook Avenue on which il
also has q frontage.
t'ull infOru0 ton az % size OF lots.
rental, etc. Will be given M the time Of
sale and can Dee had any time previous
thereto by application 20 the auctoneer.
ties. and parties seeking such VIII 10 well
"a examine and attend the eales
lEHMS-tash as 70 oue-tnird. the
balance I'm three equal instaiments NJ SIX
Twelve ana eighteen months. purchaser
10 give negotiable notes with legal inter
court. OR for all cash at tho option of To-.
purchaser.
SOL CUTCTTINS.
I. q WENDENBURG.
Special Commissioners.
7 certify that the bond required OF the
above special commissioners has been
CHARLES q. sAv1LLE clerk
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BY y w Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Aucti0neers
SALE OF TWO BEAUTIFUL FRANK
LIN STREET BUILDING LOTS. OP-
POslTE THE EASTERN END OF
THE CAMPUS or RICHMOND COL
LEGE. BY AUCTION.
We will sell. at public auction. on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20
at 5 O'Clock P. NJ. the TWO ATTRAC-
TIVE AND vs. ELL LOCATED BT-TT. n
ING LOTS above referred 10. each front
ing 33 feet on the south side of Frank
lin street beginning about so feet west
Of the synagogue. and fronting the hand
some campus OF Richmond COLLEGE These
lots are SO we'll situated and So Desirable
IN every respect 10 require no further
commentator at our hands.
IERMS.-Liberal and at sale.
n W BOWIE & SON.
Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
TRUSTEES SALE

BY \. W. Bow0 & Son.
Real Estate Aucti0neers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01

BY John r. Godd'n & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TXEcUTOR'S AUCTION SALE
Of
BRICK DWELLING ON WEST SIDE
OF LAUREL BETWEEN CARY AND
CUMBERLAND STREETS. KNOWN
AS NO 1O8
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SLIGHT DECLINE
ON GRAIN MA RKE 7
Wheat Firm in Early Part Of the
Week, But Lost Some Of
Advance Later.
EXPORT SITUATION BETTER
Weather Conditions in Northwest
Observation-Disclosures Of
December Corn Delivery.
EXPORT SITUATION BETTER

CHICAGO. Ill. september ~ Whoa,
III the early part OF last week was very
hIm' but toward the close ~ bus. ness on
saturday it lost some OF the advance r.
had made. but closed az 3 cents for Son.
temoer and IS cents for December. At
one time during the week the quotation
was as high as % II cents for septom-
Der Heavy purchases by Northwestern
miilers in the Southwest and "a stir
oomand for export were the main causes
that have caused the market 70 be on
the upward bound
The export situation has shown "a de-
c'dediy better tone, although some ~
the leading exporters declare bids arc
stiN under working limits for any large
amount Advices from New York were
that there was "a FAR better inquiry FROM
abroad Reports from the Northwest
"era that foreign markets We're waking
Up and the continent was especially anx-
ious TO buy. Big business was reported
from the Northwest all week. especially
in Manitoba and Duluth. Hard winter.
durum and spring wheat were Included
in the sales abroad The weeks clear
ances aggregated l.575 $50 bushels. which
compared with 2.c55.o0o bushels for the
corresponding week in 1905. Argentine
shipments were larger than expected and
reached $4,000 bushels. against 1900
bushels last year. The Argentine total
Of 81 $500 bushels from January 1st
was 10000 bushels less than last year.
Weather Conditions.
Weather conditions iu the Northwest
for the last few weeks have been uu-
satisfa tory. delaying thrashing This
delay had a tendency 20 stiffeu the price
nut the price IS stnl from @ 20 10 cents
lower than this time last year As
result the farmer VIII bold his wheat
for more attractive prices.
There was some congest ton IN the early
part o. the week. and elevator people
complained of lack OF transportation. but
az the close OF the week news came that
the railroads had made provisions TO
transport the grain and by the middle OF
the week 81 is expected the elevators
VIII be we'll filled large quantities Of
wheat have been p'ling UP al country
stations awaiting transportation, as
farmers deliveries have been heavy for
ten days. and yet It is the growing belief
that the crop as a whole. has been over
estimated. and the spring wheat miuers
viii have smaller supplies 10 draw on
than last year
All things considered. u looks as n the
wheat market would witness another in-
crease in quotations during the week Is
tho large exports that are anticipated viii
increase speculation. America is now in
a fine position. as II IS supplying nearly
one-half the breadstun for the world.
With the country elevators filled "a new
tone should he given 20 the market. and
crystallize the improving opinion regard
ing Americas wheat position.
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For the calendar year TO date
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-01

Total sales for the
bonds. were 81. II 900.
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I certify that the bond required OF tho
above special commissioners has been
duly given
CHARLES a sAvILLE. Clerk
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-18
Big Lumber
Deal Closed
FORTY THOUSAND ACRES OF TIM
Der LAND SOLD TO PENN
SYLvANIA CAPITALISTS.

ELKINs, w. Va. April 1S.-What is
believed to be the largest lumber deal
Of this year. in point of money involv-
ed, has been cousummated by the pur-
chase Of 10000 acres Of timber land
lying along the Elk river about IS miles
from EuttonSvil1e. this county the pur-
chaSerS being c. B. Howard & Co, OF
Williamsport- Pa. who bought the
property OF John A lines and others
Over 4 million dollars changed hands
when the deal was consummated-
a railroad viii be built either from
Huttonvile. point on the Western
Maryland. or from Clover Run. on the
chesapeake and Ohio. This deal has
been in process Of negotiations for
more than year. Thirty thousand
acres Of timber land, near Midvalle'
West Virginia. Will be tapped by q
road to be built by Moore.
keppler &c Company. from Midvale
to this tract. 4 distance of 80 miles
to develop the property. A double
band Sawmtll. which viii employ 500
men. is now in course of construction
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-18
State Good Roads
Committee Meets
ORDERED PAYMENT OF BILLS
RECOMMENDED BY SECSE-
TARY AND TRANSACTED
OTHER BUSINESS.

WHEELING April 1s.-The eSecu'
tive committee of the West Virginia
Good Roads Association met at the
Wheeling Board OF Trade Tuesday
afternoon Not all the members Of
the committee were present. but sen
eral business was transacted Bills as
recommended by Secretary }. w.
Weir, Of Elhns. were orderd paid. a1d
authority was given President Stew
art 20 represent the conEItte at the
next meeting Of the association.which
IS to be held in ClarksburE-
Tuesday, September 18th. az IL 4.
NJ. wes set down as the date for The
next meeting of the executive commit
tee. and as it will be held in Wheel
ing when the State fair is OF. 1t IS
likely that there will be a large attend
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-18
GORkY FINDS AMERICA
NOT WHAT HE FANCiEO IT
He's Been Here Week and Says We
Don't Know What Liberty Means

NEW YORK. April 1S.-Naxim Cor
Ky. having spent the necessary week
here. is now writing his Impressions
Of America
At least, so says 4 dispatch from
Paris. which states that a publisher
there is in receipt of a cableSram
from him containing among other
things his impression that the Ameri-
cans are splitting. vulgar nation. who
employ the word liberty without know
ing the meaning Of it He goes on to
say that he realizes the futility OF at
tempting a lecture tour, and that the
sooner he is out of this wretche5 coun-
try the better he viii be pleased
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-18
REMOVAL OF Barber Shop.

We have moved our barber shop to
the room under the postomce formerly
occupied by G1c>n Fleming. florist
We have remode1ed and fitted it up in
first class manner and are prepared
to give entire satisfaction We cor
daily solicit share of the public pat
ronaSe- Our motto shall be to please
our customers Call and see us.
= II. JACKSON. l7-6t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-18

Hon. Amos o. Stanley leaves to
night for NIuncie, Ind. where he VIII
make his future nome His wife IS
already in Indiana. having gone some
days ago. The many friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley wish them abundant
success in their new home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-18
ENTERTAINERS Shakespeare Club.

Miss Clara Boydston ENTERTAINED
the Shakespeare Club, and number
of their young men friends last even
ing at her home on Coleman avenue
The entertainment was in the nature
of an Easter party, and the contests
held and decorations and refreshments
served. We're all appropriate TO the
season About twelve guests enjoyed
Miss BoydSton's hospitality.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-18
PER sOSAI

Mrs Mary Teets. ofAnde-son Pres
ton county. was IN The city yesterday.
The guest OF Mrs. Charles Watts.
clifford Kinhead is in ClarksbuTg q
tending the Sunday school convention
Mr. and Mrs. Jess LeMaste-s went
TO Clarksburg this afternoon TO attend
the Sunday school convention
Earl Henaen, who had been spend
ing The Easter vacation in this city.
returned TO Pirtsburs yesterday to re-
sumo his studies in the PiusburS Den
tai College
Edgar.M:<Ean is ilIat his home on
Pierpont avenue. being threatened
with blood poisoning. which has result
ed from scratches received in handing:
the Easter flowers
Miss Margaret wallace is III of ton
siliris-
Ms. A r. Badsley is very i'll .;
her home on Virginia avenue and Sec
ond street
Miss Blanche Iulvehil1N. and Hiss
Nell Murphy. who had been the guests
OF friends in the city. returned to their
home in Pennington last night
Miss Carrie Shore. wIfo has been il!
for several days. Is some better to-day
Mrs. a. J. Stone went 20 Cla-ksburs
this afternoon to attend the Sunday
school convention. She will be the
guest OF Mrs. l. R. Race while, ~
ClarksburS-