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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Mondays Louisville Entries.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 12-The horseo en-
tered for Mondays races at the Churchill
Downs track follow:
First race threo-quorters OF a mile, selling
Docp Water 81. Lady Carroll 97. Floss S o.
Erln Lee lo9 Jay Ward 81, PrincIpa 81 Be-
gonla 81. Mil Song 81. Mathis 81. Ainfalda lOG,
ROcomaro lO9, Agnes Virginia lOs. Follics
Bsrscres ILL., Laura Hunter III.
Second race, Seven-eiGhths OF q mile. sellln;
-Jose's Jewel So. Col Bartlett S. Graycai
%. The Mite S5. Plttkin 80, Gambrnus l0y
Steel Trap l03. WhlppoorwiI 1o5 Orient loj
Mr.. Fnrnum l07 Foxmcade l0T, Foreigner l0T
JIgger 1o7. Inyictus lo7. Captisno lOS Savior
Faro los.
Third race four and a half furlongs. purse
Azele 81. Rose Marion 81 Elcctrone 81 Voting
81. Bonaycnturn 100. Antrim 100 Timothy wen
100. Hold Fast 100. Black Flag l02 Lady Axiom
1o2 clamor l0S Bilt Vertress los Fair Fagor
Fourth race. live-eighths OF a mile purse
Lila n. 9s, Walter Douglas SO, Lacene l0l
Maple Hurst 19a. Heine les Hector lO7 PercS
Green III. Mum ll5. Minnie Johnson u.s. Hope
we'll ll5. Tocolaw l2l. Bass or 1l2, ST. Tam
many 49, Robin Hood 122
Fifth race, steeplechase, short course-
Yachting Girl 125. Dunning 126, Tripolio l3O.
Rain or Shine $780, Dloturber 100. Lochgol 100
Onyx l25. RcJcctablo 1871 Bank Holiday l25
Lights Out 1853 DR.. Nowin 1ss. Redman 100
Sixth race mile and one-eighth. salling-Iit.
tie Sam %, Sanction l01. Eclectic lo3 Safety
Light l13. Fonsoluca loS. Padre 103 Benyolio
l0s, Keynote lis. Elliott 1l5.
Seventh race. mile and one-eighth selling
Mlss Mamie L, 81. Gambler o. Bradley's Fc,
l02 Swift Wing los, Bugler lo3 Morendn los
Two Penny 166. Gold Bell 100, Blue Blaze los
Sam Craig 1oe. Reyeille LOG. Volney loo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
PAUL RA|NEY'S De MUND
WINS JUVENILE STAKES
$4,000 Colt Ought to Make
Good OF Back to Ash
Heap.

NEW YORK, May Paul ], Rainey e
Demund at II to %, Won Juvenile stakes
for two-ycar-olds. flyc furlongs. straight
at Belmont park today. Demund Is the
colt for whom Rainey paid Newton Ben
nington n price said to be $4,000 few
days ago. Results:
First race, six furlongs, main course
Sir Wnfred won. Pater second, Battle
Axe third. Time, 1:14 2-S.
Second race, four and a half furlongs
straight-Oran won. Toddles second. Jcr-
sey Lady third. Time, 90 rs seconds.
Third race, the Juvenile stakes. Ave
furlongs. straightforward won. George
S Davis second. The Wrestler third.
Time 80 As seconds,
Fourth race, stceplechase, about two
milcs-Good and Plenty won, Ben Crock
EFT second, Altar third. Time, 4:9.
Fourth race, the Toboggan handicap
six furlongs, stralght-Clark Griffith won
Tiptoe second. oxford third, Time
III 2-5.
Sixth race, selling, one mile-Champlain
won. Kragg second. Wings Gem third
Time, !. 40 IS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
BENNY MUNROE HITS
into CYCLING CAMP
Fastest Pace Follower in the
East Arrives for Seasons
Racing.

Benny Munroc. the famous pace follower
from the East, arrived in the city Saturday
and win commence active training at the
saucer tomorrow,
Ho ls already in fine condition from his
workouts the Southern circuit and viii
give the cycle fans exhibition this season
behind the motors that VIII make them think
that they have never seen pace-following
the local track.
Munroe Is the holder OF the nfty-mllc COM
petition record. standing start. made at Bos-
ton In the Golden wheel race, and also has
the one-hour record for forty milos behind
four horsepower motors made at the Revere
Beach track against Bobby Walthour. Butler.
Mclean and Moran.
He did one mile In LOG at Boston behind
pace, md ten miles In 1910 a dirt track
Nashville. Tenn. last fall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
WILLIE HOPPE Wins
BIC BILLIARD MATCH
Has No Trouble in Hooking One
0ntO SlOSSOn in the
Finals.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE game played In
the afternoon. which gnvo Hoppe flrst prlzo.
required twenty-onc inninga for It's completion
tho fnnl scorc being Hoppe, 800 sIosson. IN,
Tho Gamo In itself was Indifferent ex-
hibition and only once of three
figures hung up, that being in the fret in
ming. when Hoppe gathered together lis Slos-
son was clearly out or form, and his average
was the lowest yet made in the contest.
After tho frat inning tho result OF the gamo
nevor In doubt Slosson's stroke was
bad and ne was unable TO get the bos in
position being compelled frequently to play
open table shots. He also lcft the worries in
hnrd positions for tho youth, who recorded six
blanks during the game.
In the fourth trial Poppe counted SO and
In tho eighth he made of TO- which gave
him lead OF $50 Ho rapidly Increased his
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Churchill Downs Results.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 12-Results,
First race, selling. six furlongs-Re-
bounder won, Tsara second, Windshield
third. Time. lis 3-5
Second race. selling. four furlonge-
Betsy Binford won, Dan Bradley second
La Thorpe third. Time 49 3-5 seconds
Third race, free handicap, mile-Beacon
Light won, MoIlvain second, Coruscate
third Time, 1:42 2-5.
Fourth race the Nursery stakes. s6COO
value. four and half furlongs-Jack At
kin won. Altuda second. Victoria third
Time, SIS As
Fifth race. steeplechase. handicap, full
course-Manners won. Itacatiara second,
Judge Mann third. Time, 3:49
Sixth race. six furlongs. eelling-Gold
one won. Loyal Legend second, Mallable
third. Time, 1:16 3-5
Seventh race. selling mle-Capt. Bush
won The Englishman second. Tinker
third. Time 142 3-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
YALE WINS THE MEET.
Is Victor Over Princeton on Yale
Field SATURDAY..

NE" HAVEN Conn May 12-Yale Ind nm
su''er umo than was anticipated in winning
my a"1, o1aI athletic meet with Princeton on Yule
LII. eiu "oay, the hnol score being 7sH Ia o5n
pu p0nIs. Princeton proved to be weak In anId
strnn srSn.s' o9t she had good leader in Arm.
with comparative case ~ ~" hurdlee
,hcs" wo Iseords were broken this afternoon
brood t,,k tno pole vault and tho running
,bsn sDslnts the Yale mostly raced amnn m umo
nnorn SeSes tS and Yoles distance men nroynS
rvI, vS o"T % mile event Kelly the only runner en- m
OF form n,' 9sSamse snn and black seemed To be out
,,a ne h9ndred-yard daoh-won bv T. n,
naS'n. Salo' Tlmo. 1ois seconds - H. H0o-
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Saltair where victors and vanquished
Joined in the pleasures OF the dance.
The events and their winners follow:
Events and Winners

Events and winners.
2aO-ynrd low hurdleg-F'nst heat-Craig (og-
DEM first. Hyde (Salt Lake) second. Time,
70 As seconds,
Second heat-Gray (Salt Lake. and Cioword
(Payson) both qualify without running,
Final hcnt-Hydc (Salt Dakc) first Craig
(ogden) second. Cray (Salt Lake. third. Time,
2S seconds.
loC-yard dash-First hent-Myers Cogden)
(salt Lake, third Time 10 As seconds.
Second heat-Tayoy (osden) first, Simmons
CPaysonl second. Time, 10 AS seconds.
Third hoat-Prce (SpringYic) and Judson
(Salt Lake. both qualify Without running
Final heat-Judson CSRlt LalSc) first, Tnvey
Ogden second Anderson 'Ameriean Forio
2aO~yard dash-Flrst heat-Buclcbank Span
ish ForlO. Time. % 2-5 seconds
Second heat-Richardson tsalt Lake.. Time,
Third heut-Judson Csalt Lakc). Time 25
seconds
Tavey (Ogdcn) third. Time. "a is seconds
aiO-yard dnsh-First heat-IIall (saIt Lake,
flrst Done iPayson) second. Time 50 2-5
Second hcat-Myers Cogden) nrst. Roberts
(sslt Lake) second. Time. &c seconds.
event being given 10 tho thrce fnstcst men In
the two heats. They were: Myers first. Rob
erts second, Hall third, The fastest time OF
this event wes &c seconds.
Hnlf-miic-Wood (Salt Lake) first Harris
Csalt Lnkc) Second c. Myers togden) third
Time, 2:lS Al
Bowen Warner and Brockbcnk OF American
Fork won over Lehi. MantI and Brigham City
Time. l.52
and Judson OF Salt Lake ogden and
American Fork Time 40 3-5. Ogden won
second and Payson third
The officials OF tho meet were as follows,
Referee. Joe Maddox: JudgcS OF the finish
Parkc Moore and Pitt; timekeepers Bassett
Ramberger and HedgcG. starter. Buttner. clerk
OF tho course. V Herbst; field judges. X. Hop
kins and Cuddy Russell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
DECORATION DAY ROAD RACE
Ten New Prizes and Two More En-
tries Slated.

A crowd of twenty-five enthusiastic road
racers had laid plans TO take ride over
the eightccn-milc course on the Pennington
road this morning but tho hard rain which
fell yesterday put damper on their plans
Bunches OF tho rood speedcstcrs have been
going over the course every evening during
the lnet week and Will start again soon
the ronds get in dry conoIrion A number
OF the riders taking daily workouts in
City Creek canyon. pumping up over the
mountain roads.
The entries received this week number two
and tho prize list ten, The two entries
arc VIII Allen and Harry Coleman.
The prizo list nll told numbers forty-three
prizes including Ave bicycles,
Manager Ripperto yesterday announced that
the entry list win come TO u close May IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
ono mile run-won BY y"

Time, 4.3s 40. "A ~
-Four hundred and forty7" 4 4.
W. L. Coholan. Yale. riI", "a ~
Eight hundred ard elsatii
Mcoae. Yale. Time 2:Ol ~ .Sr~'yars -
one hundred and twen' TIrG' Y
by Armstrong. prinee[ehh;,, it'
Shot put-Won by "n -
forty feet four inches ,,o,.sail ~
High jump-wOn BY MHsn.,ifhs p
Ave feet eleven and 21S0 'AF1 By
tweaty-threo feet hv HhA y
Two-milc run-won oy "a
Two hundred and twenty 'Tinsis
by Armstrong. Princeton
oads. ~, rs sss'pc
feet 6 inches. ,..yard
Gamble, Princeton. rryIibsrt lp'
pole vault-won BY o
eleven feet eight inene@
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bled while the battle was at it's height.
the finish would have been n hair-raiser.
Within ffty yards of the finish, with
Hyde leading by a yard. Craig lost his
stride and went rolling head foremost in
the mud He recovered quickly and I'm
ishcd second. Coward of Payson was
third. The time. G9 seconds, Ties the pres
cnt high school State record.
In the relay. Salt Lake was first and
Ogden second. At the finish OF the first
220 yards Ogden was ahead Roberts re-
lieved Harris and closed up the gap.
Richardson and Judson, who ran the last
quarter for the RED and Black" lost
their ogden competitors.
At the close OF the meet Prof. Byron
Cummings. who has had tho supervision
OF the contest I'm hand. presented a large
metallic trophy cup to Captain Judson Of
the victorious Salt Lake high school team,
The cup bears the inscription. Utah
High School Meet. 1906 on the cup Will
later be inscribed the names or the mem
bcrs OF the winning team The winner
of first place in each event was ava rded
u silver medal, while ribbons were given
those finishing second and third In the
finals.
Visitors in on Big Feed.
The visitors were shown every courtesy
by their hosts, the students of the Uni
yersity of Utah They were met at the
depot and in chartered cars carried to the
campus, Hero they were shown about
the grounds, through the buildings, shops
and Laboratories by q special committee.
At noon they were luncheoned by the COL
lege girls OF the institution Last even
Ing special excursion was run out to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

lead over the champion. who. after tho eighth
inning, did not make double score with
exception. when no collected 26
The score Hoppe. us o. 50, 0. l. 0. 10. 2
81, GJ. o. 20 o. 90 l. 6. >. TO- .. total 5O1: high
run us; average. . l7-1.
Slosson. is. a IL, 3. ., l, H. a. l. 0, 4, 2,
4. 2, o. o. &C. l. ILL.,. total. Ill; high run, 81
average S 3-2l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Helen Croft Second.

The tie for second place was won by Helen
Croft IN two out OF three games.
The six league teams nTe now ready to be-
gin their series Of twenty gnmes for team
championship. general challenge is offered
to any ono in salt Lake in any kind OF cro-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
TRAVIS DEFEATS TRAVERS.
Veteran Too Strong at Golf for New
Conner

GARDEN CITY. l.. I. May 12.-Waltcr J.
Travis, formerly national and international
amateur golf champion. defeated Jerome d.
Trayers OF Montclair. n J., in tho nnaI
round for tho PrcSident's cup in tho invita-
ton tournament on the Garden City Golf
club's links today by two UP
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
TULLA M0LLERUP WINS
In Spring Croquet Championship,
She Shows Her Superiority.

The Liberty Park Cruauet association has
commenced active work for this season. Tho
FIRST big event the spring championship,
in which TuIla Mollerup showed her superb
orlty by defeating all other 6roquet artists in
the race. including David Smith, the winner
OF the 1905 championship. Tho result follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

Ing his leisure moments q couple OF years or
ngo. but since his tour TO Los Angelica he
hos chopped tho hand OUT life OF the meal
ticket pug for the cold bottle and tho hot
bird existence of tho manager
Ho has charge OF good man and the onIv
one In the country who has any chance Of
putting tho Indian Sign on tho Battler-if the
Mexican is as right no is toutod
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Jay Gould Trimmed Again.

LONDON. May l2-In exhibition gamc of
court tennis at the Princess club, the British
professional champion. Cecil Fairs, giving IS
points, beat Jay Gould OF Lakewood. y. J..
by to o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Pumpkins to Play Tribune.

The Pumpkins Smokers Will play the Trib-
unc baseball team Mt Liberty park today at 2
O'Clock The lineup OF the Smokers Is a.
follows, c. G Soffe manager: p. S. Stan
dish: lb.. a. Alderman: %. Tresider; 3b..
Gelcgon: =. g., Bunting, c.. r l., Pence,
(captain)i C. T., EcclcS; ]. T.. i. Earl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
American Jockey Wins Handicap.

LONDON, May l2.-At the Kempton Park
spring meeting today the Great Jubilee hand-
cap OF 5000 soyereigns was won by Donnetta
ridden by Maher, tho American jockey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

Pure, Palatable Pickles are the only
kind that Mount makes. All good va
rieties,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28
STOP 8. 8 0. WHISTLES.
The Borough Of Rraddoek Wins an
Odd Fight.

BRADDOCK, Pa, Aug. 2S.-The Dor
ough Of Braddock has won signal
victory over the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, the railroad captivating.
Hereafter there will be no whistling
Of Baltimore and Ohio locomotives
within the city limits, except in cases
of rare necessity. There was an ordi-
nance proposed by Sraddock councils
against the blowing of whistles. but
the Baltimore and Ohio people choose
to disregard it. The ordinance was
passed about the time the neighbor.
ing borough of suterville took up the
fight against fast trains on the Balti,
more aud Ohio.
Chief Of Police, Bennett, of Brad
dock, had secured the numbers OF
many locomotives whose engineers
had insisted on blowing whistles, and
was about to make informations when
he received oficial, word from the rail-
road that the notice had been given
that any engineer blowing his whistle
inside the city limits would be dis
charged. This ends the war.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28
CARNEY is a FoReER.
Son Of 9. s. Carney, Member Of the
Legislature From kana"I1a.

HINTON, Aug. 2s.-B. E. Carney
one OF the wea1thiest and most prom
inent business men of Pence, the well
known summer resort, has placed a
charge OF forgery against his only son
by declaring checks to the value OF
81 900 passed by the son G. w. Car.
ney to be forgerles. The young man
it is said had been taking a flyer in
high society at Charleston, Montgom>
cry and other places, netess:tattng the
use of considerable coin. A large
number OF checks, ranging from $40 to
$50, were passed., this entire section
OF the country being flooded with
them.
Unless the father makes good tie
amount, young Carney Will be prose
cuted. The Elk Banking company Of
Charleston stands to lose more than
any other institution. A number OF
the checks were cashed there.
3. E. Carney, the father, is a mem
Der of the West Virginia legislature,
having been elected on the Republi-
can ticket from Kanawha county in
1904.
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j. .. aockEEELLENs Ok.
he Mskes Il on > tlet oay-says
Amsrieass Ruth Tos Much.

Amerieaps Rpsli 100 Much.
CLEVELAND A.Ilg: Ohm ~
Efoelsefelief slnday tiessspa
per tested about the heat and ,ie
pIored the swift pace At which the 1l
American people are going. He touch
ed ON all Of these sub ects in q TWEEN,
~ minutes talk with a reporter, while
a roomfull of persons waited to shake
hands with MIN after the SUNDAY
school services at the Euclid Avenue
Baptist church.
The morning was oppresstyely hot
A1r. Rockefe1ler felt the heat but lit
tie, however. his constant exercise
with the golf sticks keeping him in
good physical condition.
fTnis Is really one Of the warmest
days Of the year, isn't tt?' he remark
ed. II shall have to put more tubing
in the upper end of my thermometer
at Forest Hill" And he chuckled over
his little joke.
Then he talked of the rapid life OF
Americans, and said that 1t was re-
flected In the New York newspapers.
eve are living an awtully fast, life
in this country: 1t is simply a rush,
rush along, the newspapers for the
most part keeping apace Of the times.
They show the life OF their readers.
People live too fast; their life is &C.
,,s1,.,+aIl nv the headlines The con-
centrated excitement all bound up in
a few words; People see the big lines,
rush to read the papers, rush OF again
to read some other paper, and rush
to a fire. It is rush, rush, all the
time
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28
JUDICIAL SALE OF CITY REAL
ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that by vi:-
tue of decree of tie Intermediate
Court of Marion county, West Virginia.
entered on the goth day OF July, 1906,
in the Chencery cause OF r. E'lis ria
son. plaintiff, against Charles T. Bar
ker and others. defendants. the under
signed special commissioner wt!! sell
at public auction, at the ir1nt door CT
the Court House of said county in ta4
city of Fairmont, on Sl'Irnay, Sep
TENDER 9Th. 1906, to tie highest bid
der, the following described lot Or
parcel of real estate or which there
is located six room dwelling house
with all modern convenience. situated
In the Fifth ward of SAIL city, touad
ed and described as follows:
A part OF lot No on plat made
by N. D. Linger, civil: engineer, for
j. w. Upton, fronting o Rldge'y are
nue. thirty feet and extending back
with a uniform width distance Of
about 100 feet to the Whit Addition.
adjoining property of t. C. Wad swo"th
and others and within u h6if block OF
street car line, being the same pap
erty which was conveyed by r. e.
Mason and wife to Clas. I. Barker
and others by deed bearing date on
the Sth day of July, 1908, aud Of rer-
ord In the proper offica in Dhs.. Book
tslIo! 124, page II.
Terms of sale:-on tAtrG cash in
hand on day OF sale. aud the remain
der in two equal payments In six and
twelve months from date If 'ale. tho
purchaser 10 execute his INtp' est he?r
ling notes unto the undurs:gn"1 to he
by him approved and as an additional
security a line will be retained in tie
deed to secure the balance Of the p r.
chase money.
Given under my hand this the It'll
day OF August, 1906.
MARSHALL. W OGDEN.
Special Commissioner.
], r. B. Parrish, clerk Of said CIR.
cult Court, do5hereby caTttfy that the
above named bpecial commissioner
has executed bond before me In the
penalty prescribed in said decree with
security approved by me.
Dated this the 18th day ot August,
1906.
S r. 3. ~ RRIsH. Clerk
The lob depaf Sot he West
iIsgirginian e always busy increased
buslnsss has compelled Tie purchase
7 ~ ,,sr-s .,-asees ranchfrtorv aud tyne.
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The disgusting discharge from the
nose and throat, and the foul catar-
rha1 breath. are quickly dispensed
with by using DR.. Shops Catarrh
Cure. Such soothing antiseptEc agents
as OIL Eucalyptus, Thymol. Wild In.
lIgo. etc, have been Incorporated into
a snow white cream, making catar-
rhal balm unexcelled. Sold by e. A.
Billfngslea Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28

Consul James H. worman's reports
from Three Rivers under date Of June
O. that the Dominion government has
SUSPENDED the tariff on beet-root sugar
machinery for the remainder of this
year.
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Nnthtnn But RolIs.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Tommy-Paw, did Job have stone
bruises on his heels?
Mr.. Tucker-Probably not
Tommy-Gee! What did he know
about sutferin'?
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should Join That.

From tile I.oalayille Courier ournaI.
81 want you to join a society for
the suppt -
'Tn join no society for the suppress
sion
Hold on! This Is a society for the
suppression Of societies for the sup.
preston OF anything"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28

"The doctrine Of Love thy nelghbor
as myself may be all right in the.
ory." said the egotlst. "but / don't
think 1t would work
"No, it wouldn't do for you to go in
for It, replied the man who knew
him. You'd have to be entirely too
demonstratiye. Philadelphia Press.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28

tosay you believe whiskey makes you
stronger?
T Mr.. Luschman-Tes. indeed !
bought fve.gallon demitohn about
three weeks ago, and though ! could
scarcely life 1t then, | can carry 1t
around quite easily now philadelphia
Ledger
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28

Tom CATER the callJ-1n heavens
name, why did you ask her to sing.
Dick-If I hadn't she would have
recited t'Curfew Shall Not Ring To
night. Brooklyn Eagle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28

Ms NJ
The lob depat OF HE West
pirginIan Il always busy. increased
8business hes compelled lie purchase
Of new PRESSES machiney aud type.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-28

"she Is now enjoying that rarest Of
all rare times. lite's gtlded age"
sYou don't mean to tell me that
the wonderful yellow of her hair is
artificial Houston Post.