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The appointment OF Percy Gift as as
sistant superintendent OF the Washing
ton, Alexandria and SIt. Vernon raj
way, is announced Mr. Cliff has won
his way from foreman OF the power
house 70 his present position.
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A F. Bloomer. OF the Government
Printing Onice. prominent in Masonic
! circles. attended the cOnclave OF the
Knights Templar held IN Saratoga the
past week
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Miss Irene Martin. OF Washington. who
is spending the season with her parents
here at Beach Villa, is rapidly regaining
good health
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The Rev. W. o. S. Thomas and Percy
Trip were at Herndon this week, en-
Joying series of services conducted
by Rev. Weston Drummer, pastor of the
Fifth Baptist Church, Washington.
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Morgan H. Beach, of Washington.
was in Alexandria on short visit yes
terday.
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]. Murphy and S. Scharack were IN
Chicago the past week as delegates from
local No. z to TIRE international Union
Of Steel and Copperplate Printers in
session in that city. They are expected
home tomorrow
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Master Earl Grilbortzer and his SIS
ters, Lilly and Katherine, have gone to
Belyoir farm to spend the months OF
July and August with their aunt, Mrs
Z. b. Talbot
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Mrs. Ruth z. Stuart. of Bermuda, was
in Alexandria on a visit to relatives last
week
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Miss Constance Norwood. Of St. Pc
tersburg, Fla. Is the guest Of her friend.
Miss Kathlene McGroarty.
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DR.. A. E. Johnson, of Southeast Wash
ington, was a recent visitor 20 the
Beach.
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During August Chapter viii
Dispense With Regular
Meetings.

Mrs George Knight, Of South Brook
land, has left for summer vacation at
her home In Portland, Me.
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Charles Zurhorst, Of Washington, T.
camping with some friends here.
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A. Samuels and c. V. Samuels. Of NJ
street northwest. are spending the sum
| mer at the Beach
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Miss Minnie Roberts Downing, Of 81
Rhode Island avenue, who haE beer
visiting the Beach. has returned e
her home. Miss Downing will leave
for visit 70 Harper's Ferry in a few
days.
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Local Union. No. 1855, Brotherhood o.
Carpenters and Joiners, has elected and
installed these officers for the current
year: ". r. Hamilton. president; Ed
ward Cary, vice president. Thomas r.
Zones. recording secretary: G A. How
ard financial secretary AlphOrsO Lucas
treasurer; James J. Upton, conductor:
John Hunter. warden, John T. Harri-
son, Charles Hartman. Edward Cary.
trustees; Raymond Cleveland, Walter
kerrick. auditors
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Edward L. Daingerfield and family
sailed from New York for Europe last
week to spend the summer.
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]. /. Mayre is visiting at the James.
town Exposition.
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Miss Louisa Jackson Ball. of Mt. Saw
age. Md. was the guest of Miss Florence
A. Long, in this city last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Buxton have returned
10 their home On Broad street. after a
pleasant stay at the seashore.
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Mrs. Samuel Keyes, OF Washington,
has returned from a pleasant visit to
friends here
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ing to be held today. The committee Is
mace u OF Thomas A Bynum CHAR
mani, Samuel SaIoman. d. y. chisboln,
W. J. McEvoy. +. w. s.orcock. George
B. Tallman. ". H. Bailey. ID. ]. Ma
win, OF the Govern saent PRINTING Oface.
Harry C. Knapp. Evening Times: s. II.
Wiley, Eeydler's machine Office and
the chairmen OF the various cbaneIs
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In a short time work will be COM
menced or the extensive alterations
that have peen planned by the District
authorities affecting the two Anacostia
school buildings. The old plumbing sys-
tenn is TO be torn out and a new water
system Installed. The money spent will
approximate 5000 The two school
Buildings referred to. the Van Buren,
and Annex, accommodate 200 pupils
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Miss Constance Boush and Miss Col
Inns are spending a part of the summel
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MONTANA MINES.

MONTANA MINES, July 80. = Mr.
Ernest Gaskill, of McMechen, is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
VIM. Harris spent Sunday with
friends at Viola.
Several of our young people attend
ed ball game yesterday at Rives
vile between Rlvesville and Barns
vile. The score stood IA to 8 in ia
vor OF Riyesville when dispute arose
over decision of the umpire and the
teams left the field.
Mrs. Lon Wilson, of Brownsville
Pa, is visiting Mrs. D H Dawson.
Mr.. o. L. Bowman has returned from
his trip to Baltimore, and reports thai
a trip to that city is well worth talk
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F Ash, Of Rives
vile, spent Sunday here with friends
There is a rumor afloat that one Of
the store clerks who has been making
frequent Sunday trips down the river
for some time. Is soon to take unto
himself a better half,
John CauF, of New England, was
circulating among friends here yester
day.
NJ. w. Harris, of Fairmont, spent
Sunday with friends at Viola.
Misses Ivy and Lulu Larew, of New
burg, who have been visiting friends
at Viola for several days, returned
home Friday.
Jack Davis, of Fairmont, spent Sun.
day here under the paternal roof
DANIEL.
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EIkIns palIY to Issue AUGUST 15th.


GRAFTON, July SO.-Mr. Herman
G. Johnson, editor of the Elkins Inter
Mountain, was in the city over satur.
day night, shaking hands with friends
and looking after some business mat.
tiers. Mr.. Johnson came here from
Cumberland, Nd, where he had bean
spending a couple of days with the
Cumberland News editors and max.
ing a study of their methods Of pub.
fishing a daily newspaper. The Inter
Mountain will be published a daily
beginning on August 18TH. Mr.. Joh,''
son has put in splendid plant, which
includes one of the newest and bet
Mergenthaler linotype machines, and
he went himself to the company
manufacturing plant in Brooklyn and
learned all about the machine, remain
ing with the company about three
weeks. Mr.. johnson expects TO care
for the machine himself, but he has
secured the services of an experlenc
man to operate. The new daily will
begin bushes with every prospect Of
brilliant success. It will be issued in
.four.page form at first but will later
be changed to an eight-page folio.
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Stead Scores the
British Delegates
pEcLA RES THEY HAVE DESTROY
Ep ENcLeNn,s PRESTIGE As a
REkeE LE ApERl

4 LONDON, July Eilltam q
Stead editor q the Review Of Re
views, who has been conducting a pub
.lication at The Hague devoted to Peace
Conference matters, when interviewed
on the progress Of the Peace Confer
ence, delivered a serious indictment
against the British delegates He said:
auntll last Saturday, when; under
the pressure of angry protests, the
British government instructed It's dele
gates TO make a belated declaration o
adhesion to the American plan of obi
gatory arbitration. the British delega
ton had done nothing for peace, moth
ing for ALTERATION, nothing, in short
for anything the British people beliey
ed they had been sent to The Hague
to do.
Their action and still more, theil
lnaction, has been the amazement and
despair of all the friends Of peace.
do not exaggerate in the least wher
j say that, as far as every principle
the British government is supposed
to have at heart is concerned, 1t would
have been far better to have had nc
delegates at all than the men who
have hown skeptlcism where they
ought to have shown enthusiasm, who
have repealed where they ought to have
attracted, who have been a wet blan
ket upon every aspiration Of the peace
crusaders and who have succeeded In
utterly destroying England's reputa
as the leader of the peace-loying ma
tions of the world.
"As members of a conference striv
ing for peace ideals, they are about
the most incompetent set Of beings
that ever achieved an unmitigated fail
ure."
Continuing, Mr.. Stead said
Great Britain having abdicated her
traditional position, the leadership has
fallen into the hands Of Germany and
the United States, and we taught the
Americans that the Germans are warm
er friends and stouter allies than the
British"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-30

Half a century ago, Rev. Father John
O'Brien of st. Patrick's Parish, Low
ell, Mass, through overwork and ex-
posure, became seriously run down. A
cold and stubborn cough and lung
trouble threatened, his life. An emf
netn specialist gave Father John. as he
was fondIy called( q prescription to
cure the cold and remove the lung
trouble, as well as to build up and
strengthen the body Father John was
soon restored to his former health ana
strength, and he recommended the med.
icine to his parishioners and friends.
Thus it became the family remedy IN
thousands Of homes, and became
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-30
COMPANY WILL
DEVELOP LAND
TESTIMONIES WE HE pFil 80 on
-FOUR M cRE coe
TRACT!

b + 4 i q
oLARRsBURG July So.-The direc-
tors Of thet Wallace Coal & Coke Co,
which owns a tract Of about four thou
sand acres Of coal on the Short Line
railroad near Wallace, this equity,
held i meeting recently at the once
Of It's attorneys, Mcdonald 3 Cray, at
Uniontown, Pa, and made arrange
ments to contract for the drilling OF
several test holes on the property for
the purpose Of obtaining tests and as,
pertaining the depth Of the coal with
a view towards locating shafts to de-
yelop the property. The tests already
made in that vicinity show that the
coal is Of greater thickness and of bet,
ter quality, especially for cokng par.
poses, than coal along the outcrop. It
is understood that the company will
operate extensively both as to the min
ing Of coal and manufacturing Of coke.
= r 81
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Heart Strength

Hearsfenrth or Heart Weakness, means Nerv'
Strength, or Nerve Misunderstanding more. Pos
itively, not ono weak heart In hundred is, in It
self, actually diseased. 1t is almost always Z
hidden tiny little nerve that really Is all ut fault
This obscure nerve-the Cardiac, or Heart Nerve
simply needs, aud must have, more power. mon
stability. more controlling, more governing
strength. Without that the Heart must continue
70 fall, and the stomach and kidneys also havl
these same controlling nerves.
This clearly explains why, IS medicine, Dr.
Shops Restorative has in the past done so much
for weak and aillng Hearts, DR.. shoop first sough,
the cause OF all this painful. palpitatng stioCat
ing heart distress. DR., Shops Restorative-thii
popular prescriptiou-is alone directed to thest
weak and wasting nerve centerS. 1t builds
It strengthens; II offers real genuine heart help.
II you would have strong Hearts, strong d.
Festion, strengthen these nerves = re-OStablllh
them as needed, with
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seRaTcHER RUN ITEMS.


Nh d, o earpente f and family Of
FIlckmans run; were visiting Al ]. j.
Tests Sunday
chas. Fleming and family we're cail.
ing on G.. q Miller Sunday.
!. Miss Zellia satteraeld, Of clarks;
.nurg. is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. j. E. satterfeld.
Carroll the little son Of Alpheus
Walker who mas been very sick, Is
slowly improving.
Mr.. chas. Bialotte is getting along
nicely with his new house. When
complete it will be a credit to our
run.
A party Of young folks from our
run are going to clarksburg August
the 4th. All wishing to go will be on
hand Sunday morning for the eight
o'clock car.
The children's Day service at Wal
nut Grove church was attended by a
large crowd. The children rendered
fine programme consisting of song
and recitations. After a short ad.
dress by the Rev. /. A. Barnes, the
offering was taken which amounted
to twenty-five dollars and seyenty-aye
cents. The house was beautifully dec,
GRATED with flowers and ferns, which
looked no nicer than the yard which
was spread with good dinners which
put the crowd in good shape to listen
to very interesting sermon by Rev.
Barnes.
1t this does not to the waste
basket, you will hear from us again.
SLIM FELLOW.
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Named by the People

known as "Father Johns Medicine"
Father John recommended the medi-
cine to his pariShloners and friends,
and because Of its merits 1t became
the family remedy In thousands Of
homes, and became known as Father
Johns Medicine" having been so
named by the people, and was adyer.
tIsed, all with the approval Of Father
John.
Il viii cure all throat and lung trou-.
bles, prevent Consumption, and make
flesh and strength II taken faithfully.
I It Il, not patent medicine and does
NOT contain alcohol or poisonous drugs
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Personals.

d
Mfs. Lizzie Jackson and Miss Nell
Fatnsworth were at shinnston yester
day
Nh and Mrs A. Taylor and Mrs
RInner were the guests of Mr.. Hayes
Hnghes, Of Rural Route No. 3, Sunday
Dorsey Hughes who has been very IL
IS improving.
Misses Efie3and Sadie Bruce have
returned to their home at Cattles
burg Kentucky, after a few weeks
visit With their brother Perry Bruce
Of New street.
Bert Stanley was the guest of his
mole near coltax Sunday.
nj. and Mrs. wrlisl IRONS are visit.
ing the formers father, Mr.. Joseph
Irons, Of coltax.
Misses Alice and Adelaide Ramsey
Who nave been visiting friends in this
cft Tor several days, returned 10 their
home 1T MT. Pleasant this morning.
Bert Taylor, was in Grafton yester.
day on business.
Nj; HerscheI, satterfeld returned
from Morgantown yesterday.
Mrs; George Gaskins, of smithtown
was here today on business.
Mrs John Morrison, of Merchant
street, is the guest Of her daughter
mrs ga. Leonard, of Rivesvllle.
Miss Berry, Leonard returned to her
home at Glarksbprg to-day after
months visit with her grandparents
m, and Mrs. ]. H. Leonard.
Mrs. T. Bennett returned to Nor
gantown today. She was accompanied
by her granddaughter, Miss Dana ia.
coba
ss4s laurence Fisher who has been seri.
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.SHere For Funeral.

ont 81 town people who were 'here
10 attend tie funeral services Of Mrs,
Nancy BOYD were, Mrs. Jennie Snow.
den Little Falls Mr. and Mrs.
Jaekson Gaslans, Of Monongah; Miss
Mary Boyd 90 Warren Pa; Mrs,
Georgia satIer and daughter Of Phil.
pi frs Gaylord Bell. Of Triune; Mr..
ana Ms walter Gaskins, of Monon,
raj, and Nj. and Mrs. n. Bennett, of
MuFgantoWn.
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BIG REUNION OF
ODD FELLOWS
TIE HARRISON cot MY CHAIN
cANcs ilL We RoytL
TINE To.ao RRoW.

--a-s..s
CLaRKsBuRG. July 80. The third
annual reunion and picnic Of the Har-
rison County odd Fellows Association
viii be held here tomorrow. With the
fifteen lodges Of the county corrying
a membership Of eyer one thousand
members gathering here for this at
fair and with the hundreds Of three
link men from other sections coming
In, it promises to be one Of the great.
est events ever held here.
With favorable weather 1t Is pref
ty much a certainty that the attend
ance Will be far greater than It has
been in previous years and as the pro,
|gramme was never more attractive It
is safe to say that the vast crowd here
win have most pleasant day.
The members of the various com.
mittees for this affair have been a
very busy set OF men and they have
reasons to believe that their efforts
have not been in vain.
Following is the programme arranS-
ed for the day:
Parade, II a. m. Formed at the
Old Fair Grounds.
Line of March-Main to Oak, thence
to Pike, Pike to Fair Grounds.
Address of Welcome-Mayor L. c
Grille, of Cidrksburg.
Response-Mayor T. Francis KEN.
per, of Salem.
Dinner 1890.
Meeting of Delegates at 1880 p. m
at Floral Hall.
Election Of officers for ensuing
yea
tinsvIlle, 2 p. m.
Address-"The Home" by Sept.
mus Hall, Of New Martinsville, 2:8O.
Races.
Running race, free for all.
Flag race.
Flour contest.
Tournament, large number Of
knights taking part.
Baseball -Adamston VS.. Craig.
moor.
Prizes Awarded.
First-Lodge making best appear.
ance, Noble Grand collar.
second-Prizes on Running race, a
three.llnk pin.
Third-Flag race, three.link pin.
Fourth-Flour contest, cash prize
Flfth-Tournament, crown.
sixth-Baseball, cash, $500.
Chief Marshall, W. ]. S, Harmer; AS.
sfstants, G. E. Webb and Howard
Cunningham.
lmneulately alteF tne pdTaue lHe
various lodges will line up in front
of the grand stand for review and
they will receive the address Of vel.
come while in this position.
The Canton has been invited to take
part in the parade and have accepted
The same. With the handsome new
uniforms which have Just arrived and
with the large membership, the new
organization will doubtless make 2
handsome appearance in the line of
march.
The Canton will be the guests of
the organization at large and viii not
compete for any of the prizes.
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NOTES FROM RURAL TOWNS
80 ANp gvaRovN1lNog.

y AND 81, 3 X y Slss5lsss =
Our sosn IS rigat mere locate s Slll
flie 81 ana o. II y and pies fcrk
creek, surrounded by st2 Ieadt q
muddy roads as there Is 80 much hall.
ing by oil companies. The road lead.
ing to Warrington is No. !, No. 2
up Campbell's gun, leading to St. Leo
wadestown and Burton and to Greene
county, Pa, No 9, to GIoyer's Gap.
No. up states fork and to Seven
Pines: No. 5 across.on DENTS run and
L.ogsIsport; No. 6 up Johnnycake
through Flat run and to Fairview. So
We ere not hemmed in by any means,
Charley Campbell and wife, who
spent a week with friends here and
campben's run, returned to their
home at Emeyyille, o4io, Sunday last,
MISS Lizzie Deem is calling on her
cousin, H. L. Campbell, this week. She
Is a sister Of Mrs. shuman, Of Glover's
Gap.
A mad dog passed through Dnnkard
and the head of Fish creek. He bit
auite a number of dogs as he fought
everything he came across. He was
killed on the Mack Maple farm, so ends
aim but the result of his trip through
the country Is in the future.
silas Campbell. B. and Q. brake
man, who has been in our midst for a
week, went back Monday last He
was calling on friends at st. Leo while
here.
Alvy Thompson and wife Of Ben
wood, were at his parents Saturday
and Sunday. 1t will be remembered
that he had his foot taken off last fall
He now has new one and can get
around real WELL he is now ready
for a job.
A nice party was given in our town
by Mrs. viii darlington for visiting
girl, 1--WE did not learn the name(
There were 80 some present ranging
from G to 10 years of age. They had
a nice time and served ice cream, cake
and other things in proportion. The
little folks enjoyed the evening. a
few that were present were as fol
lows: Ross Compben, Laura Camp
bell, Mari, Susie and Harry ormdutf
Annie Kimmer, Harry Neer; Genec
Dawning, Esther Martin, Isaac Brum
mage, Willie orrnduff, Willie Hibbs
Margaret Mcconnell, Lawrence Nc.
Cornell, Derwood Hibbs, Jean Grant
Gale Grant, Mildred Metz, Lillial
Dawning, Glen Dawning and others We
did not get their names.
The Marion Oh Co. Chat some Of
our Warrington correspondents cal
the Pewee Oil Company, was shuI
down for a ,iew days on account of 4
cable which was delivered Monday by
Fred Post and the Floyd boys. They
stayed Sunday night at Henry Camp
bells.
Glover's teams which are now haul
ing the S inch casing for the same vel
are boarding at the above boardine
house. The wells is almost ready for
the inch.
The little daughter of Lee Rice is
very bad at present WITH cancer on her
face.
We are to have a new road from the
upper crossing to Campbell's run and
cross the run with % foot bridge
then around to the old road a.
trance of one half of a mile. This is
much needed for the old one is al.
most all in ponds. We hope the con.
tractors will shove the road to com.
pletion. TRUE BLUE
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!. FIrsl!'I ward
c6IIaE e..

peiiihh Me little daughter Of Mr..
nd Mr. George Ertln. died at her
home near adorgantoyn Sunday even
ine ie short illness Funeral ser
yies WeFe 6eld Monday afternoon at
aoisiec rom the Frum home. Mrs.
Newton Morrow went to Morgantown
several days ago and Mr.. Morrow and
chiidFen, BESSIE and James, and Mrs,
isar7e Fapata went yesterday to attend
TIE services 4.
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5catarrh canno. DO cured

with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the diesase.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure 1t you
must take Internal remedies. Halls
cataFrh Cure is taken internally, and
nets directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Care is not
! quack medicine. It was prescribed
BY one Of the best physicians in this
country for years and is a regular
prescription, It is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on
lie mucous surfaces. The perfect
comhination Of the two ingredients
& what produces such wonderful re-
sults In curing catarrh. Send for tes.
timonials free.
3. ]. CHENEY & CO, Props,
is.st. Toledo, o.
Sold BY Druggists, price 75.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
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Funeral services.

{ The funeral services Of Mrs. Nancy
B6yds we're held at the residence last
evening at eight o'clock. The ser:
Eices were conducted by Rev. 2. E.
Rates and interment was made today
DC Phiitppl. Undertaken Cunningham
had charge b
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-30

"My husband has given me the $50
bonnet | wanted" said Mrs, Galley.
"The idea!" exclaimed Mrs. Chellus,
"He usually is indulgent after he
been indulging. He didn't get home
until 3 o'clock this morning" = The
Catholic Standard and Times.
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isn't that new bonnet on your
mother?" asked Miss Nearsite.
II believe So replied Wiss Wheed-
Ter, "but papa insists its on him
Philadelphia Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-30

Come to Lloyd's Book Shop. for re.
auctions in china, pictures, curtains
and wall paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-30

The Traitor by Thos. Dixon, Jr., on
sale July Soth. Leave your order at
Globe Book Store. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-30
IN THE BEST OF HUMoR.

,of all white lies" the one white lie
That most deserves the crown
Is that atrocious stuff we buy
For country milk" in town.
Catholic Standard and Times.
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Win 1t Come to This?

If Mr.. Roosevelt, does accept a
third term nomination, he will be
forced at the same time to accept the
presidency of the Ananias Club, to the
membership of which he has added 50
many names.-Florida TImes.Union.
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Monday. Wednesday and Saturday
Depart, No. 2O1. ZOO a, mi No. 2osS l.eo
D. m. Arrive, No. 200. Bis a. ms No
202, 500 p. M.