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New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
LBy Telegraph 20 The Trlbrne.I J

lBy leieSraph 20 The IrbCne.l
Chicago Oct 15.-Wheat was for sale to-day by
many small holders. who took hold on Saturday
under the influence OF the strength prevailing
then. The situation was net changed in any i'm
portant particular but there was none of the
srappy buying that fired tie imaginations OF the
crowd during Saturdays advance, and the
clcse prices were from sc 10 &C lower Corn re-
luctantIy deferred to the weakness that was being
displayed by the other grains and wound up with
1-l6c loss in December and isc in May Oats lost
akc as the result of the days business Provisions
were wanted by shorts for the nearby deliveries
and by buyers fer long account for January and
May, and there was not enough 10 go around ut
previous prices. January pork gained Sc October
lard l5c and January lard Ice; October ribs were
unchanged and January up 2lzc.
Tie trade the wheat market was extremely
dun at the start. with sentiment rather bearsb
and prices off fractionally. With a continuance
of speculative dulness prices developed additional
weakness after the first hour Steadily Increasing
stocks and 4 slow cash demand inspired consjd
ergbIe selling December wheat, which opened a.
sold from, 1850 of 79c-
une os miscellaneous business. There was much
changing Of December to May; Cash houses sold
December moderately While the movement OF old
corn is stiu quite heavy in some parts OF the
Local receipts were 20 cars. with i0S cars est-
mated foF to-moTroE. May corn opened Al 43lsc
sod ID on to iysI Ts2s - Va va weae n the ne vsa,b. g
the Northwest for the movement and the fact that
market in the East discouraging holders. A large
movement in this direction y - expected Local re-
tomorrow. Alay sold Irom S51tc 10 3i7sc and
Provisions S1'o displayed considerable strength
Trade continues 70 show 6rosaY6ening tendency;
e neg s mT6ege es aSan ana dis ee 800
more confidence. January PORK soid az W 90 on
Ird 10 81 sad q 70 al p. s % g to ass S 70 s & January Tbs
sold at 81 o. or to - aRd S reacted & to s3a
yards were &c hi-leT.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

To THE HOLDERS FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE 5
F1FTy-YEAR BONDS OF THE BROOKLYN FERRY COMPANY OF
NEW
large majority mentioned bonds having been deposited
under the terms of the agreement deposit lodged with the Knickerbocker
the bonds has been extended
October 81, 1906
which bonds will be
in the Committee and upon such penalties as may De hxed
by
"" ~ T
JAMES JOURDAN
JOSEPH ]. ODONOHUE, JR,
ISAAC JACKSON
II.
MARCUS MAYER,
THEODORE JACKSON,
H. M DE LANoIE Secretary GO Broadway, N.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
Copartnership Notices.

CHISHOLM POUCH.
The undersigned hereby certify n.
has this day been admitted 20 ths psrtnsrship of
Chisholm Pouch general paI.as, that 20 thas
enc partnership has this day been formed under the
firm style OF Chisholm G. Pouch By Edward de
c. Chisholm rssiding City OF New YORK borough
OF Manhattan State OF New York; EDGAR D, Pouch ro-
siding in the Borough Of Brooklyn, City Of New for
State of New York and Edwin n Chapman residing In
the Town OF Greenwich Connecticut ana that
they intend continue business Chisholm
Pouch heretofore ussd, the writing OF the
members OF said firm having been obtained
principal place said parns-shp
located IN the Borough OF Manhattan OF
Dated. October lst, 1908.
e DE c. cHIsHoIM
EDGAR D. POUCH
EDWIN ". CHAPMAN,
State OF New York. County New York ss
On this first day Of October IN the thousand
before subscriber personally
appeared Edward c. Chisholm, Edgar D. Pouch and
Edwin y. Chapman, to known known 20 me 10
be described in and who foreEo
ing certificate and they duly and seveYay acnowIedged
the execution thereof for the purposes therein
toned WALTER S. BREWSTER
Notary Public. Kings County, New York.
Certificate fled in New York County
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
PERE MARQUETTE.

Pere Marquette has issued It's fun pamphlet re-
,ort FOR the year ended June 80, 1910 me income
sccount compares as follows
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
Notice of Dissolution.

SsTATE OF NEW YORK OFFICE OF THE SEC
- OF = This certificate issued In du-
pieate hereby certes that the W EB PRESS PRINTING
AND MAILING COMPANY. a domestic stock corpora
ed IN this ocs this 18th day OF SsptenosE
1e06 for the voluntary dissolution OF such cor
poraton section the Corporation
appears therefrom such corporation
compiled with said order Be dissolved W.T.
hand and the sea Of ONES q the
Tssal % the City OF Albany. tnis
ninetseath day OF September. thousand
nine hundred and six FRANK d COLE Deputy SEQ
refary OF
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

,r..e, amounting 10 S,lsssH were charged UP to
operating expenses during the year. thcIuoea N
'H'S 6 ~, The Supreme Court in April, 1895.
anu I...r,ng the Michigan ad valorem tax law
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

s@sa $50 as t2ss. .sIs.T79 s2ss ss2o72
af. @ie of the Pocx Island Company report
a.a -aaai Year ended June &c. 1906, is detailed
%Ss ..s capital stock showing the com
~. ilree; ~zd indirect. IL the seeur-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

A DvERTIskMENT6 AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for rhs
- Tribune received their Uptown Once No 13sk
BROADWAY between and 35th until o'clcci<
Advertisements received at the following branch
oaees at regular ONCE until o'clock p. viz
.s4 Sth ave- cor. 23d st Us 9Th ave. cor 18TH
81 East l4th ST eSI West 4zd St. between tth anl
26S West I35th 1883 Sd ave, betwssc 18th
TTth 1895 Sd s1st at 1Tss tst
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
GENERAL MINING AND SMELLING co.

The dividends FOR 1905 amounted 70 oSi son on s rhs
on the preferred ss0eh sor %S5o 'aa eota Of
terry a. - - .,, year The dividends on the COM
per en-, cnt Sera raid as follows: First quarter at
mon s.oon o. ,sr cent; second. third and fourth
Quarters at the rate OF per 'e"' making '''ai
- Ia. per cent for the se"''
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
ROCK ISLAND COMPANY.

--s hock Island Company has issued It's annual
1s'Ti tor rhe year ended June 20. 1906 The COM
'ltd Income account OF The Rock Island Com
y ana the Chicago, Rock Island & P2cific Rail
e Company compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
HERE THEY ARE.

0 re I'll b
Z dHrtn d mg
euhu
is
ntCo. e,and dJame is
These a nh been subscribed ad Of public nounsmsn by bro
mining men tg r,d h b Il ~ yt Nrsx ono invests swho
@
bot stocks hs ph m d dbh BIZ h dpa.
aH d e by telegraph ~ d nam t h In by ad~ ssera
be eh d is ott Will dedwd TheHh shn~
de f
New-York tribune., 1906-10-16

-, "a 2 2 La psr cent earned the ts4 900 pre-
- general balance sheet OF the Chicago. ROCK
=. - & Pacific Railroad Company as OF june So'
1oHosFes follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-13

CHARLES J. ROSS IN THE SOCIAL wHIRL."
dance, play the hero in a one act melo-
drama, go in for a burlesque comedy
turn and box four rounds.
"In fact,>I had to adapt myself to
any circumstances that arose, and the
excitement attending the performances
was such that / was constrained to do
my level best in each.
II got into habits In those days Of
doing anything that came to hand, and
IL l have attained any success In my
maturer work l ascribe 1t largely to
that.
II could not be happy doing the same
old thing over and over again. Such
a thing as playing the same part 1000
times would be a physical or nervous
in,possIbility for ne.
II was raised In variety and varl-
ETY. / must have"
ROBERT BUTLER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-13
C0med1an
Ross Has
Confessed
Mas Once a Bold, Bad
Man In old Days of
DeadwoOd, S. D.---He
Learned to BE an Actor
While DOdging "Crit-
les" Bullets.

tFrom Our New York Dramatic Core
spondentl
Charles j. Ross, leading comedian of
"The Social WhirT' at the Casino thea
ter, New York, who is known as one
of the most versatile actors in the
country, being equally clever at bur-
lesque and serious acting, was asked
the other evening how it was that
there was SO much variety in his
work.
Because l began as a variety actor"
answered Mr.. Ross.
when 1 went on the stage there was
no such term as vaudeville Back in
those days a man played anything that
came to hand, whether in the 'leglti-
mate or in that part of the business
that corresponds to what is now known
as two a day.
"In the latter we were known as
variety actors because we did a va
riety of things.
when 1 was little more than a kid
/ began performing out in Deadwood,
s. d. That was when the Black Hills
mining excitement was at it's height
and Deadwood was the toughest town
IN the map.
".Deadwood Dick Calamity Jane
and other celebrities since famous In
lurid literatAre were then living facts,
and the halls in which the shows were
given were filled with red shirted min
ers with bristling belts and trousers
tucked into the tops of muddy boots.
"Those were exactlng audiences, 1
can tell you.
IF not pleased, a man would begin
to shoot.
amid those surroundings in course
of ar evening 1 would do a song and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-13
!, HOW TO PITCH CURVES.
Expert Describes Execution of Lead
ing TwirIing Twists.

Expert Describes Execution of Lead
inR Twirling Twists.
A we'll known National league pitch
er describes the delivery Of various
curves as follows:
The incurve is pitched with a side arm
motion, the ball being released over the
tips of the first two fingers, the arm be-
ing swept around with a lateral motion.
Some pitchers throw an incurve by
grasping the ball with all our fingers
and permitting it to slip over the tips.
The ~outcurve is produced usually by
grasping the ball. with the first two fin
gers n the thumb. with the back of the
hand turned downward. The fingers are
pressed firmly against the ball, which Is
gripped tight.
When delivering the spit ball the first
and second fingers are moistened on the
tongue, n the ball slips over the ends
of these fingers.
In the drop the ball rolls over the side
Of the first finger. Some pitchers give the
hand a snap as the ball leaves 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-13

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall ave-,
is a branch Office for the EVENING
NEWS, where Want" advs. are re-
ceived.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-13

Joe Kelley has reformed. He is the
most docile of men with the umpires.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-13

REMEMBER THE PRIMARIES
SEPTEMBER as.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-12
Dsyils Lake Dakota, ssnasry IL 1905.

Mrs. S. i. Wineman entertain
led at cards at her home, Tues
day evening, and also gave a
eucber party to a number of hel
! friends ednesday afternoon
Both occasions afforded much
pleasure for the guests.
JAS Rainboth of the Crane
Harbor neighborhood sends
North Dakota Leading Week
" to- Arthur Haase, Odgen, N.
~ this week. No more appro,
pirate gift to friends living at
ia distance can be though t Of.
Misses Josephine and May
! Maher and DR.. Al. G. Smith at
tended the prod uction Of the
Prince Of Pllsen at Grand Forks
Thursday night. The Misses
| Maher renamed in that city the
guests Of Miss Helen Prindeville
Mrs. vi. II. Bal, Of this city,
narrowly escaped being everely
burned through8the explo sion of
an alcohol lamp at her home, Sat.
urday evening. Luckily the
flame was promptly extinguish-1
ed before any, great harm was
done. I I
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-12
ssaenea oneao aes ensHo nene a0I
CI lin BRIEF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, - ~

Miss Rhode of Ellison. was i
caller call IN the city Saturday
Mayor Whitman attended to
business matters at Grand Forks,
Thursday.
Prof Haig of the Webster
school was a visitor iii the city
during the week.
3 Hornet, the prominent
ebster farmer. had business in
the city Wednes day.
Daniel Roach Of Mara ], was q
business visitor in this city the
fore part Of the week.
Ole stenerson and e j Skar,
8ef the Knot community. had
business IN the city Monday. .
Train Master q. A. Else, Of
the Minot division, was in the
city On business, Wednesday
Misses Hazel and Viola Sloman
Of Grand Harbor are quests of
their aunt, Mrs. i. IN. Harker.
Chas. n Studiness of Churchs
Ferry, was among the many who
had business in the citysthe past
week.
W Nc Nary and Theo Hanson,
both Of the vicinity Of Maza,
were Devils Lake business cal
lers Monday.
Geo. w i'll. Davis. was a pleas.
ant caller at this office, Thurday,
curing his sojourn in town SER
wing as q district court juror. VI
Mrs. Smith of Sioux Falls, S.
D., returned this week after
spending pleasant visit with
Zrs. I q. Stoltze Of this city.
Nels HaWkinson, the rnaehin-
cry man, Of Munich was a BUSH
I Aess caller in the city, Monday,
with headq Quarters at the Seyilla.
State Supt. w. Z. SteckWeH
has issued a circular addressed
70 all superintendent and teach,
ers in the state recommending
that the schools make proper ob.
servance Of the bicentennial an
adversary of Benz. Franklin i
Il hlrsf h an n q nv, !, t.xy r, r -
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-12


Ed. Richardson employs or1l,
first class Workrnen in his bar
Der $ hop. Call and get acquain
ted.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Kehoe wert
ISeyilla guests during the pas
week while the former attended
to business before the district
court.
]. @. Gullickson, a hardware
merchant of York, was a regis,
tered guest at the Sevilla ,Satur-
day, during a business visit Il
the county seat.
Jerry o 'Leary a former Devils
Lake lad, paid the Inter-O Ocean 3
pleasant call, while iii the city
from his present home at New;
burn, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Ball, Of
Fargo, were guests this week Of
Mr. Balls brother, HI. Ball
and wife. of this city having
arrived Sunday last, ss,
s. Elliott. travelling sales
man for the Jennie Senple Hill
ardWare company, arrived here,
Thursday and has taken up his
headquarters in the city.
W.. A. Skinner, the popular
bari r2of Rolla. accompanied b.
his wife was in the city, We'd.
nesday with business before the
state board Of examiners.
Landlord w. n. Reid, Of Reds
hotel, in company with his ED
est son, William, enjoyed a visit
with his Father ait Peterbury.
Ontario, during the past fort
night.
Conductor G. w. Carter sc the
Farmers line is convalescine
from his Injuries received Re.
Gently BY falling at the waite,
tank. He and Mrs. Carter are
preparing to spend Sunday nexi
at their farm near Towner.
.. R, Williams, of this city
who left last fall with the inten
ttion Of making Southern Oregon
his future home, returned to this
lefty again last week with The
lcanGd conviction that Ramses
county and North Dakota ar
plenty good enough fsrl him,
latter all Mr.. Williams will 10.
mbered by Devils Lake fpeo
pie as he who for some time wa,
the successful manager Of Franz
Hprnett's big Webster farm, AND
he is now in the market for
similar position.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-01-12
DRINK HABIT CURED

Permanently and thoroughly BY the
Murray Cure. IL you have tried others
and failed. don't lose hope. We will re-
turn your money if you are not satisfied
at end of treatment. Remember Els not
a. gold cure, and leaves one in splendid
physical condition. Write or wire insti-
tute at our expense, stating exact time
when you viii arrive. It is better to have
us meet you at the train and avoid I'M
,scrupulous hack drivers who will take
you to the WRONG place. Write for bank
references and booklet giving testimon-
ials and end orsement of the Murray
Cure. There are only two Murray Cure
Institutes, 1919 Nicollet Avenue, Min.
neappIis, end lSs
81. ]; ss 5 49, ss.. j. Ar CO, III. ID.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21

: Hall GLARS ice5crean has already
become famous for Its qual:ty-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21
SWhere 20 You
60 From Here
:a MAN oFIHEsRoADSGESPo -
EIcAt oyER-THE sETER
NAL QUESTION

People have certain questions arise
IN their minds when a particular class
OF business men Is seen. For intance.
a tele-aph operator Is asked fifty
r;mes day What IS the correct
,imez. or rs that clock right News
paper men are hailed with the query
rs there anything new? Each bust--
ness man arouses particular oues-
ton in. the mind OF the people WHOM,
he meets
Drummers are not exempt from this
great law. for they are greeted at evS
ery highway and by-way with he
eternal Question A poetic travelling
man of Suaith-Race Grocery Company.
has very inSeniously written the foi-
lowing lines upon the question which
sreets the drummer day in and day
out:
The Eternai Question:
..Where do you so from here
How tired 1 am OF that phrase:
From year to year it gTeets my ear
Three hundred and sixty-fre days
AS II leave my home after taking me-
rest
The conductor on the train
Takes grip on my mileage strip
And fires 1t at me again.
The hotel man gets sociabie
AS L pay for his high-priced cheer.
And drops my bill in his yawnins Till
With Where do you so from here?
The barber stands with tip in hand
And as disappear,
Come in again. he yelled and then
-Say, where do you go from here
The friends I meet upon the street
Keep dinglins in my ear.
Their old song the whole day long
..where do you go from here?
At last I dreamed-ani so it seemed
My time had come to die.
With angels bright 7 took my fight
To the pearly gates on high
St Peter stood in thoughtful MOOD
At the foo, of the golden stair.
But raised his eye as We drew nigh
And asked with a doubtful air.
Your papers. please. what ais your
kneeSg"
Then grinning from ear to ear.
oh: You're one OF those travelling
men.
Now. where do you go from here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21
Negro Dives u
WERE PULLED BY OFFICERS AND
THEIR MoMEYpoTH THE
GENERALscoFFERs
FILL

The fines imposed by the mayor this
morning amounted 10 one hundred and
sixteen dollars The greater part OF
this sum came from the colored popu-
latior, and the offenders we're caught
in Irene Davenport.s place on Coal
run. Officers Bartholow- Fleming and
RIdsley raided the dive on Saturday
night They found five men and five
women there for the purpose of carry
ing out the nefarious deeds for which
they had, assembled
Ned Freedoms place of shame on
Morgantown avenue. was pinched on
Saturday night by Chief Fleming and
force. There We're two strangers and
two girls at that joint.
Five men put up forfeits: the lott
ers sat in the dock and heard sentence
pronounced upon them.
: Robert Murphy.Ecolored. found lott
erinE in house Of Ill fame pleaded
guilty and was fined ten dollars
George Brown, colored, was finet
ten dollars for the same offense-
Myrtle Watson. colored. fined ter
dollars for lettering in house Of, il
fame.
Monroe Lee. colored. was a plail
drunk Gould and Ross found him o,
Jackson street. He was fined 81.
dollars
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21
The Military
Encampments
THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
GROUNDS WILL BE GAY WITH
UNIFORMED HOSTS.
EXPOSITION

The grounds of jamestown EXPOSE
ton will next year be ,ae scene OF
probably the most interesting and pic
turesque military encampment ever
held in this city or any country VS.
itinS companies and regiments iron,
European countries and the American
continent viii be on the ground dur!
ing the currency of the Exposition and
a large number of United States loops
viii be continuously on hand
Apart from the attraction OF III" pa
rades. reviews and manouvers. shcre
viii be much interest taken in the Wv
ing quarters of the troops and the e..
campments viii; be very beautlfEit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21
CARNEGIE AND DIRECTOR
BEATTY SAIL FOR LIVERPOOL

NEW YORK. May 1a.-Andrew Car
nesie and family. accompanied by Di-
rector John ". Beatty. OF the Car
nesie Institute. PittsburS. sailed or
the Celtic yesterday afternoon for. Iiv-
erpool Mr. Carnegie expects to re-
main abroad for year. returning in
time for the dedication of the new Il
brary building now being erected in
PittsburG-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21

Write that want ad you have been
thinllinS about for week to-day and
see how quick you get what you want.
The West virSinian want column is
at your service at half cent word.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21

to work and not smart enough to get
along without work-ChicaSo News
1t doesn't pay to be oVerbearlnS.
said the first trust p1asnate-.
You're right" agreed the second
trust masnare Never defy the law.
Just ignore iL-Louisvilre Courier
Journal.
Bobby-Mother. can so out and
play with the Jones boy: -
Mother-No. he doesn't go to
church.
Bobby-wen. can so out and
punch him in the nose for not going
to church Boston Post.
Bessar Cpiteously,-Ah, sir, I an
very hungry
Dyspeptic (savaEely)-Then have
the decency to keep your good fortune
to yourself haven't had an appe-
lite for years.-London Taeler-
Nell-May doesn't seem so quick TO
deny her age now as she used to be.
Bell-No- she's got very stout late
~
Neu-what has that to do with it?
Se1l-It takes ali her time now to
deny her NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Led
ger
Are you fond of pictures2" asked
the young woman who happened to be
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21

s~sWESTWRGIHIaNS -
-sssssTTHELocetsHoIEGIS:.s
ss 80: =. .s--...:


Marie.ta:-H Shear. Manning
ton. Miss Brerkorr Wheeling Johr
PfeaeI. WheeNn&@T- II Beub. Nor
ganrown. D w Eardesty. Grafton: D.
Power. Cameron r. e. Garree Erie:
L. A Bird, KeEser: z G. Morgan
Rivesri1le.
Tavern:-W. h smith, Weston: c:
). Holmes. MorSantown: 81. Conley
A. whelan. Pickens:: B. B. Dorener-
Wheeling. J. B. Canning. Valley Fails:
George e. Rogers. RowlesburS,, H "
Leps. Grafton: III C. Heshtt. Montana
J.. c. Towry. Piedmont
watson:-Ida Clover. watson Gler
HAWKINS. Wesley Fry. Pennington
Halle Frey. May Bluffs Wheeling
%. c. Justus. Clarksburs:: J. J. A1ilire
Wheeling: c. h Bloom. Grafeon-
Jaelson:-H G. West, l. N Nc
Comb. Lumberport. C. D. McDonouSh
Mononsah: H h Daniels. Wheeling:
Alden Rogers. ClarksburS-
manEey:-samuel D. Brady: Parkers
burg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21
BUILD HOUSES TO RENToR
SELL Ala NlcEPRoFIT:

If you would make your futureEses
cure, you would do wei TO sseeures
10. in good location and @b.iid
house on 1t to rent. Let the Tentspay
for it-tien brGid another *
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21
Houses arc eTU
S6df66

have been urging this Yery point
ali along. Ny renting esepartraentts
an excellent indicator yst1eI e sonassss|
to determining whether bouses zsss
plentiful or not through and frous;
other sources know there are rosgsnk:
6eien. horses in Eairmont % aecoaeS
rnodate the people who sare herea
who want to come
For further proof Z refersyou to She:
letter received bySj. M Jaeobs Sec
rotary Board of ,Trade.fren GLase;
manufacturer, IN which t1esstatest t,as
they have been unable TO .aogse2stt
their men.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21
SUNSET SMILES

Blox-Dc you think college edu-
cation is beneficial to the average
young mani
Knox-No: it makes him TOO smart
to work and not smart enough to set
along without work.-ChicaSo News
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-21
VVnd5 OF YOl
Future 2

II, my advertisements have saicisl
good many things about Fairnostss
fair future. ist1ave5 aid,5and still matt
tain. that Fairn1ont will be oneSos The
very best, If not the best city IN Me-
Virginia Now, If you IivesSin i5ziE7
mont or expect to in the ftIture;eais
concerns you and you should snzkesis
concern you more
In this connection You should stainie
seriously concerning your own fsltlseS
welfare
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-29

Interest g per
cent. ..........
Jail Bonds. >. j.
Interest 6 per
cent. !.
Funding Bonds ).
Interest 8 per
cent. -. Il.