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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-29
D~RESSMAKING AT HOME

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

effort TO climb the slippery rocks and
got down In the water. There he lay
shivering and shaking in the water
with his head on the hard rocks Will,
one man went for the owner and the
expression OF pain being SO great the
one holding him broke some lea:y
boushs and put them between It's heal
and the rocks.
When the kind hearted (?) owner
returned he calculated a was in hopes
the old fool was dead. wish he would
die right where he lays" No expires.
sion of pity for the poor animals
pain. Finally we induced him to help
pull the horse around and float him
up shore to where the ascent was
more gradual and at last 1t limped
Oh shore and began to greedily de,
vour the grass and weeds.
When last seen the old wreck was
laying down resting his tatiguei
frame.
We often are reminded of mans
inhamanity to man. but Il Is well
that we think sometimes of mans in.
humanity to his dumb servants.
Let Lone Star now get another
wireless from the man in the moon.
rpI-,y
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GOT MANAGER
into TROUBLE
BECAUSE HE MENTIONED NAME
OF SOCIETY GlRL-FATHER
OF GIRL AND MANAGER
MIXED 1T UP.

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. S.-For
calling out the name OF Miss Sara Nc.
Lure, Il Vassar College girl, during
q performance in the Court Theater,
Saturday afternoon. and announcing
publicly that the man she was think.
ing of truly loved her, Damon, 4
mind reader" got his manager into
trouble.
Her father, Harry W. Mcclure, later
met Frank Aligone, manager Of
Damon. in the corridor of the. hotel,
and spoke his mind to him. Migone'a
explanation added to his anger, and
he assaulted Migone. who swore out
a warrant and exhibited four blood.
stained handkcrchiets In the mayors
court. Mcclure was given $500 anil
costs.
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CATAWBA AND SURROUND.
lNGS.

Mr. and Mrs. George Harden and
children were visiting the formers par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Kisner nj
Murray Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh kayser spent Sunday
with relatives ut Rivcsville.
Mrs. Roy Steele and son, Fred, pass.
ed through here Sunday evening, en-
route to their home Mt Smithtown, af.
ter visit with relatives in Riresyille.
Miss June Radcliffe. who has been
at Brice Joliire's the past week, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Mitchell, of
Farmont, were visiting at Mr. Enoch
Ferrell's at Morgan's Bend, over Sun.
day. Mrs. Mitchell will be remember.
ed by her friends as Miss Rose Nor.
gam
John Morgan, Of Fafrmont, was a
recent visitor near here.
Mrs. Chas. Frederick was visiting
her father. S. W. Harden, Sunday af.
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Starn and son,
Delmas. were visiting the latter's faith.
err, E. NJ. Somers, recently.
Mrs. J. o. Radcliffe Is visiting her
father, Robert Johnson, near Smith.
town.
Charles Hann. who Is employed at
Watson. is visiting his father and 9th.
er relatives here.
Miss Nora Hall. of Murray, was n
pleasant visitor here Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Fletcher, of White Day.
was visiting at S. U. IIarden's Sunday,
as was also Miss Goldie Fletcher. OF
Fairmont.
Mr.. Leonard FIicklc left this morn.
ing on No. for Fairchancc, Pa,
Miss Floy Malone and sister, Net.
tie, have returned from visit ut pitts.
burg.
Messrs. Otis Murphy and Smith Rad.
c''Ge. Of Fairmont, were visiting
friends here Sunday.
A SLY FOX.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
POPULAR cATAWBA GIRL
81 WEEDS.

On Saturday evening, October fifth,
at the residence of Rev. C. L. Hall, at
watson. occurred the marriage of
Miss Matte Haun. of Catawba, and
Mr.. J. Leonard Hickle, of Fairchance
Pa. The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. Hall and was quiet affair wit.
messed only by n few close relatives
and friends of the young couple
The bride is the charming and ac.
complished daughter Of Mrs. Lizzie
and the late Qultman Haun. She is
well known In Fairmont, where sh,
attended the Normal school. and in
Oakland, Nd. where she has resided
tue past year with her sister, Mrs,
Samuel Butler. Mr.. Hlckle was for.
merly in the service Of the B. ana o,
X. i. Co., but Is at present employed
In the carpenter trade,
The young couple will not 70 To
housekeeping until spring and Mrs,
Iiickle will spend the winter In Oak.
land. Their many friends Join in OK.
tending best wishes for their future
happiness E''l 'rl ness Z : A FRIEND.
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~ st'E' 7tilssry' ffss Il ----- - 49,
HARRINGTON LETTER.

I sSS Mr.. Chas. Stewards foundation for
his new building is completed, and It
will be only a few days until the car.
penters will be there to put the bald.
Ding on. We are informed that It will
lEbesa twostory house, with a lrestaur.
santsin front, living rooms IN the rear,
and the upper part for kind OF hall,
Z for parties and receptions. The latter
Slliwlll surely be very nice, rs there is
iiatnothing 81! that kind IN town. i;H'
Il The Georges Creek has completed
ssSa1Iporch on the end Of their store front.
ling the railroad tracks, and also a
shed for the wagon. This is some.
thing that has been very much needed
and Will prove a great benefit to the
store. Z,
Mr.. Howard Coleman is living in
happiness sand sauietude las the boys
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N
Special Delivery.

ANY city subscriber missing the
West virginian can obtain a duplicate
copy from the office by, ringing 81
culation Department to maintain !
high sstapdard Of service, and co-opera
ton on the past Of patrons is solicited
Consolidated or 6S Bell, not later than
1900 ps m. It rs the aim Of the. Cir
M reporting any gularitles. Il
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have "a ont quilt serenasiing him toil
Quality Hill of three nights after
he came toS the town three was seyersiI
hi tie boys wishing him weleo VI
orr miist 50 that he Got TO sleep
scarcely any. But that Is over now;
and IT is5up to him to- get IN line for
the next fellow. ;I5
ifF Now while we are writing abont PEG.
pie being married It is Just in line to
mention our old friend, Mr.. Howard
Burnett, who departed this life Of "sin.
gle blessedness" for long, long trip
DER matrimony's sea. He was married
in Barrackville last Monday night. and
arrived here on the train the next
morning, and proceeded straight to his
cozy little cottage in West Farming
ton, where he will reside. We con.
gratHlate Mr. Burnett In the choice
he made, as she Is one Of Barrack-
ville's best and faIrest daughters. We
~
trust they wfll have long and pleas
ant married life. The boys say his
serenade was success all around.
The men connected with the build.
ing Of the trolley line are preparing
to move from this place. as they have
done all the work that can be done
here. ,tr
Miss Maud Dutch and Miss Git1in
arrived from Baltimore Sunday even.
ing. Miss Dutch had a position in a
store In the Monumental City.
Mr.. v. D. Hartmann was home Sun.
day. He is working near Metz.
Mr.. c. E. Fox is on vacataIon. hay.
Ing gone to Mt. Morris. his former
home. Miss MufvehiII IS assisting in
the store at Hagerty's during Mr.. Fox's
absence. -g
Carpenters are very scarce in this
city just now, and retar,ling of build.
ing Is the result. Mrs. Morgan's store
room is not being built as n result
of this state Of affairs.
Miss~Nell Gribble left Saturday
night for her home. after visit OF
several days with us. She lived here
some years ago, and we we're all glad
to have her with us again.
Mr.. John Toothman Is attending the
Normal School this fall and reports
much interest being taken in the
school work at that institution. Good
luck to the old Normal.
Mr. Jas. Gribble was in the country
Sunday visiting his father and mother.
He reports a fishing Job ut the well on
his fathers farm. But he thinks the
well viii be in by the last of the
week. JuMpO,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

- II B. b
MRS. Winnie Morgan, of Winfield,
was In the city Monday visiting friends
and relatives
Mr.. Perry Bruce and son, of New
street, spent Sunday at Grafton, the
guests OF Mr., and Mrs. Williamson.
Mr.. stoneling moved from the Hall
property to- the residence vacated by
\ Mr. Peter Barnes Monday.
Sss Mrs. Emma Ayers, who was called
~ here by the illness Of her sister, Mrs.
Lou D. Barnes. returned to her home
lat Elklns yesterday. Mrs. Barnes is
improving re -u.s.*
Mrs. Aaron Carlow. Of Morgantown.
was the guest OF Mrs Josie prlckett
Sunday.
Mr. Thomas Fast and family moved
q from New street to the Arnett prop.
5aeer.ty near Jamestown, yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel F. shuttlesworth re-
turned to home near Little Falls yes
SSterday after4a visit with her daughter.
Mrs; 2. 7. Bishop.
s5s;s Mr. y. M Stemple went to Grafton
4 l Monday, where he has accepted po-
sition.
81 Mrs. Jennie Martin and son. John
y Ridenour, returned to their home at
Wheeling to-day. Mrs. Martin has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Ann Bartholow, for some. time.
@ Mrs. Hyatt, Of Morgantown, is the
Il guest Of Mrs. Virginia Satteraeld, Of
a Stevens street.
y Mr.: Dennis Mckinney. of Taylor
4; county, was in this city Monday. He
' cEtornte1mplates moving here in the near
future.
DR.. Ephraim Fast, Of Fairchance,
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IslfSb Ware ]:
4. 5000.


M. and Mrs: Harry Robinson enter.
tanned "a few friends ut their home on
MARKET street last evening compliment
stasy 70 their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Watson, of Warren, Ohio. Mr..
and Mrs. Watson left to-day for Pitts.
burg where they VIII be the guests
of friends for some time. The even.
Ing was pleasantly spent with varl.
OILS amusements, and q choice course
sof Establishments were served.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

County School Books Exchanged.
bring in your old McGuify's Readers
and Spoilers, also Rays Arithmetics.
We make a liberal allowance for these
on the new books tlst adopted. Globe
Book Store. Watson Hotel Bldg. tt
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City Hospital Notes.

Miss sapp is at shinnston for a
short stay
Mrs. Giants, who has been Ill for
several weeks. is able to be up.
Mr.. Walter Scott, who has been re.
Sceiying typhoid fever treatment, was
dismissed Monday.
Charles Robinson, Of Cherry avenue,
is In a critical condition.
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TO Atten d Conference.

Rey. G. w. Bent pastor Of the Dia.
mond Street NJ. Z. Church, went to
Huntington this morning to attend the
M. E. Conference which convenes
there. Rev. Bent has been asked by
the congregation to return to this
church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

~ ~ ~
Tint 6otiy a fnertcar Ynrnsts mound Nm
pIarts NJ Ii poss 81 ma nl,st fvaii,abls
/, -, ~
writers and iiers. II Evan tbe Ennff,-
tnref I6diane brd 4 o,rsoi ii I
,,ass
Gsssoi nan ii1Iiye pla l Is petofeEthe
SaoAxeht OF tne White race iniorma.
lion. impaired freely to tho whites, led
the latter to continue investlga until
to-day we have rich assortment Of most
valuable American medicinal root q. n ri
B; 20 q =
81 n - lSs - ss IL
z Dr.. Pierce believes that our American for.
csts ateslpd In most valuable medicinal roots
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~. M QUIT. Ia \, oat 4.

lftsi1l tgt....g
\ a. iIoI n, va. oct. 4. y
Editor West yirginian: NJ; I; /
This Is beautiful weather and all
who have not yetSeut corn are ,glstl
TO sect thus. II Is mot often one
secs 50 much corn uncut this late IN
soetoocr. 4.
Ar. Iiston BurnTprth was called to
Sunlontown Saturday by the sickness
of his daughter, who has typhoid re.
yer.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Wilson, Of Keyser. is
a visitor in our vicinity.
Mrs. Dora Gilmore and son. Ray,
and niece. Miss higgins, of Slonon-
gala county, we're visitors at Theo-
lore aIcElfresh's Saturday and sun.
day. 5i
Mrs. Minta McElfresh and three
children are visiting relatives at Lit.
tie Falls. ly
Nv lanes w,i.,, !, MI. go,
was visiting his sister, Mrs. j. F.
McEltresh, Sunday.
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and they o,st oho,t -. go ' 's
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with n bov IN II o,a 10 c.,
ing long onorob n eli, = g.. s,,,
at the SUFFERING ANNA, In. w. 49,
rered any holm "
Finally about o,va, o.o,oo,. a.
horse Ms n LAST rooour.. u,..,.,
in the wafer onl hey,r - .,,.,,, w.,
the east sldo ev,dont,v ,,n,,,,,a -,
would fnd sortar hoorts ,v
and he WAS not m;st,,,or h.. ~ 800
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Nv. IL. NJ. s. To Meet.

The Woman's Home Missionary So.
tclety will be entertained at the home
sof3 the president, Mrs. C. D. Robinson.
B on Merchant street, tomorrow In the
safternoon.
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The BALTIMORE AMERICAN
Established 1878,

The DAILY AMERICAN
Terms by Mail, Postage Prepaid.
Daily, One Month 49,. .25
Daily and Sunday, One Month. :. 40
Daily, Three Months 49,. rs
Daily and Sunday, Three Months LIS
Daily, Six Months $50
Daily and Sunday, Six Months. 2.25
Daily, One Year ............... 800
Daily. with Sunday Edition, One
Year ................... 4.50
Sunday Edition, One Year ...... l.5O
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Both tho above mentioned medicines arc
wholly made up from the glyccrlc extracts OF
native. medicinal roots The processes en-,
ployed In their manufacture were original
With Dir. Pierce. and they are carried on by
skilled chemists and pharmacists with the
aid OF apparatus and appliances specially
designed and built for this purpose. Both
ali other harmful. hnblt-forming drugs;
full list OF their ingredients Is printed on
each bottle-wrapper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

1'hcre is n queer little rock animal
found in thousands in all prrts Of Cape
Colony, South Africa. and called by the
Dutch "duasie" pronounced IN Eng.
liSh "dassic'l. This little creature has
many other names, such as the couey.
daman. rock badger and rock rabbit.
II Is found also IN Syria and is really
the ''coney" Of the Bible, for one Of the
psalms contains this verse. The high
hills are refug" FOR the wild goats
and the rocks for the conics." while in
the book Of Proverbs we read. "Thc 60
nles are but feeble folk. yet make
they their houses In the rocks" Tho
South African daasic X a pretty gray,
furry creature. merry ana sun loving,
and when taken young makes charm.
ing pet-Amy Sutherland ia st. Mich.
olas.
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Unenioinable.

Some market gardeners near Chica-
60, annoyed beyond endurance. have
asked the court to issue an injunction
restraining their ncirhbors' hens from
scratching In their gardens.
Powerful as the injunction is and
quite able to remove mountains. yet II
might well hesitate ana grow pale at
the prospect of a task like this Tn
less 1t could make up its mind to stand
In the path all day and say "Shoo.
shoo," It Is very little impression It
would make ON the hens. 1t might
drive them out Of the garden, but they
would hc back looking for the early
worm as soon as its back was turned.
Untll the injunction can prove To IT.
self that II Is composed of equal parts
Of barb wire fence and bulldog It may
as well pass up the hon proposition aud
confine itself to the regulation of minor
things, like trusts.
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nII.

Now Hon. William Sulzcr, congress.
man. and shining light of staid old
Tammany hall comes forward and de
nies that Mr. Roosevelt is carrying
out Mr. Bryans policies; because he
says that the policies which the pres
idont is executing 50 strenuously are
Suffers own policies and that Roosc-
Welt swiped the said policies from Sui
ger. and from no one else. The pres
ident," he says, has taken my poll
cics-the policies of government ! was
advocating when he was civil ser
ice commissioner lie Is working them
out to their logical conclusion The
conclusion being worked out is. that
mo power In the world can prevent
the denomination Of President Roosc-
welt next year, though II is doubtful
whether he can be- reelected. Evident
". the only way 10 beat Roosevelt Is
to have the Democrats nominate the
true author of the Roos'yrltinn pol
ltltn lhlNtlNH RNIh'IH N'''. w go
for anything To beat Roosevelt But
what is to bee done with Mr. Bryan
and the candidates talked uf from the
Southern states; the dark horse of
MIR Wattcrsou. and the other ahl" a"d
honest candidates whose policies on
some matters have also been swipcd
by Mr. Roosevelt? II there are any
others whose policies the president
has swlpcd. let them now come for
ward so that the freedom loving and
discriminating Democracy may in
spcct them and their policies and de-
eide between them What the nemoc.
racy wants is candidate who can
unite the party. and there will be
mo- trouble iu the convention fixing the
policies and principles that the ma.
iouty demand
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

\ haldhcadci physician sud: 81 uscd
10 be- drcadrully subject 10 colds even
In the summer had 10 wear h,Jc,
skullcap all the time The minute /
took II OF | began TO sncc2e and
whcczc, But now for year | have
not once worn n skullcap, and | hay"
not once had a cold why, | could 20
and stand harchcaded in snowstorm
without amy IN effect My immunity
20 colds comes from this Every morn
ing | put my head under the cold wa.
ter spigot and let the cold water run
for a minute on my bald crown This
Is a refreshing thing and since ! he
gan to do II | have never had cold"
Milwaukee Journal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
Humor ma Philosophy
BY DUNCAN n. SMITH
ACCOMMODATING.

II told 20 buy a spool u thread,
Ho never could remember.
II told To- get loaf ot bread.
lie never could remember.
ILt say. Dee didn't have % lapse
when twa. q dat, tl meet the chaps
And paint with them the town perhaps
Why. then he could remember.
~ told Co match bt ~ silk,
lie couldn't quite romomher.
II told To- stop and order milk,
II, couldn't quite remember.
But when "A ball game was on hand
And be had tickets Tor the stand
lie always got there. understand,
For then he could remember
II asked 10 telephone the doc.
He never could remember.
IL told to call and get the clock.
He never could remember;
But " Doe wanted some cigars
To smoke tomorrow on the cars,
He'd get them II hc went to Mars.
For then he could remember.
lie had his memory so well trained
II worked whenever he desired
Was active when 10 suited him.
And u that pleased him It was tired
Oh. wouldn't It be- fine indeed
II We had memories Ike that
Could touch "a button TN our hat
And have It altered to our nced2
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remained idle.

remained idle.
They came here expecting to es-
tablish tabernacle, but were un'
successful. For time II looked
as II one of the perplexing ques-
tions of the housewife was solved,
as number Of the women folks
found employment as domestic ser
wants, but after being unable to
reap the crop of converts they de-
sired, they have folded their tents
like the Arabs and silently stole
away. A few remain here to reap
what has been sown, and will re-
mail here until a church will be
organized.
Part of the colony returned to that
land Of the Lone Star from whence
they came, while others were sent
to Oklahoma City to there endeayDr
to establish a church.
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Wh1t Is nn OratorT

The true urntor is the man who can
make people laugh. cry and feel what
he says. In truth. the genuine orat"i
is thc man who has hunor enough il,
his soul 10 bring the smile 10 the face
pathos enough ln his heart to bring tn,
tear 10 the eye and dignity enough In
his bearing to persuade or move men
lie Is an exponent of the spoken word
lie is a pilgrim moving toward the
home Of the ideal. lie IL the cnbodi-
ment " carncstncss, enthusiasm and
eloQucnce. Exchange.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
Quotations Furnished by the Empire
Produce Company.)

There has been slight falling ou
in the wholesale produce market il
the last few days except for spring
chickens and ucks. which are slight
y higher with a strong demand. The
price OF eggs shows a decrease of Z
cents owing to the hot weather but
the demand is good. Turkeys are
quoted at several cents lower, but
eese are holding up fairly well with
fair demand.
The following are the quotations
'resh Eggs. per dozen ...----... lie
Butter, average country.
Butter. Packing stock. .l5c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04

II IL one og the straugcst things In
life how few people have settled In
their own minds what It Is they really
want or who will take the trouble to
be- happy II have often thought how
much | should like To do so ana 50"
we hear people say. AMI nine tlmcs
out of ten 1t is something they could
very easily have done. only they al
ways put II Off London Spectator.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-04
The Holiness Sect.

Something like three months ago
a colony OF people from Texas Known
as members of the Holiness
citation arrived in the city without
the blast OF the trumpet or the beat
of the drum, and established them.
selves here to plant the seed of their
belief, None of the colony we're
drones, and all sought work in one
way or another throughout this sec
tion. Some were carpenters, some
farmers, some blacksmiths, but none
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An old bachelor thinks that when
a woman has nothing to worry about
she stands In front Of the mirror and
looks for wrinklcs-that is If she Is
old enough to have them. and II she
is too young. she worries because she
Is not older.