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feeble women generally, DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is the greatest
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appetizing cordial and restorative tonic.
AS soothing and strengthening ner-,
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St. Vitus's dance, and other distressing,
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upon functional and organic disease Of
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and relieves mental anxiety and des-
pondency.
No woman suffering from any Of the
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n medicine like DR.. Piercc's Favorito
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POSITION and has record Of over forty
years OF cures and sells more largely
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believing open publicity to be the very
best guaranty Of merit. 2a..4ys
DR.. Pierce invites all suffering women
to consult him by letter free Of chargc.
All letters OF consultation are held Ms
strictly private and sAcrcdly conGden-
tial and all answers arc returned in.
plain, scaled envelopes. Address: DR..
R. Y. Pierce, 1nvalids' Hotel and Sur
gicai Institute, Buffalo, N. Y. 4.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation. Constipation is the cause q;
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tiny sugar-coated granules = easy !, to
take rs candy. q IS. y.
DR.. Pierce's great thousand :pageiillus.
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stamps. Address DR.. Pierce las Eaboyes5
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To Try Banker Walsh.

CHICAGO, Now John R. Walsh,
former president Of the Chicago Ma
tional' Bank, railroad magnate ami
newspaper owner. now under indlct-
ment for alleged mismanagement OF
the funds OF the financial institution.
will'be placed on trial tomorrow, un-
less another delay is secured. The
trial was originally set for October
Is, but a postponement was granted
by Judge Anderson in the United
States District Court, before whom
the case was called,
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ttie ribntors "a the Squire dAug6t
which VIII nsntio aed Sot
long since several names 81 donats
were pilintentio hally omitted. They
are as follows: \, " rs i3 q
]. ! MIS-. Jasper Hay hurst apples AMI
groceries. y 5;,t
George N. Price, 81 Evansville, cash.
5AIiBsil slef crislip.s dry goods.
pst&er's Run Coal Company. coal.
55siiss Hnishtle snider, cash. .t
a Miss shanian. niece OF the Squire,
pair OF felt boots. u.
y E., c. Wilson, principal Of the Riyes,
vile graded school. has been quite sick
for the lasttseyerai- days. His illness
has been so serious as to render him
unable to- athena 10 Ills duties in th4
school room. Z.
Ernest Crisllpp. a well known teach.
er OF Mar!oni!s teaching in his place.
Mr.. Wiison'stspeedyreco is sin.
cereiy hoped for by his many friends
In this section. &.
z Reverend VIM. Ackerman, OF this
place. preached avery interesting ser.
mon last night to large crowd Of
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sO cases.
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diseases on earth. yet easily cures
by taking Botanic Blood Balm. II
you have aches and pains In bones
back and Joints. itching, scabby skin
blood feels hot or thin; swollen glands
rlsings and bumps on the Skin, sors
throat or mouth, failing hair, pimple,
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are run down or nervous, ulcers Oh
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way sores, eruptions and pimples are
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cancer, and all evidences OF impure
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stops oil aches and pains. cures rheu
matism or catarrh. heals every sor,
and makes the blood pure and rich.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM, tB q. 81
Is pleasant and safe to take; composed
Of pure Botanic ingredients. ills dit
ferent from amy other blood purifier
because, B, b. B, cures where all else
fails, SAMPLE; SENT FREE by writ
Ing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta, Ga. SOLD
BY DRUG lsTs. 81 PER LARGE
BOTTLE " Sold In Falrmont, Nv. va
BY Mountain City Drug co. Main BIZ
Call or write. Remedy u sent By Ell
press II 4
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Personals.

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Fisher and
children, Thelma and Lawrence. and
Mr.. Howard Gaskins spent Sunday
with relatives at Pennington.
Miss sEthyle Barnes has been i'll al
her home on East Park avenue for
several days. X
Miss Lulu Bishop returned today
4 from q Short visit with her aunt. Mrs.
Lee Robes, OF Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winter McCue and
daughter Of Elkins, are visiting rela.
@tIves ngthis ward.
Miss Adeline Brown went to UGlng.
ton Saturday, where she attended the
funeral Of Mr.. James Watson, which
was held yesterday.
Mr.: OH. Robinson, Of Puntytown
Isl IL of typhoid fever. Mr.. Robinson
has many friends and relatives in this
ward who will be sorry to learn of his
Illness Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman SatterRcld,
Sof 4inneie, Ind, are the guests OF the
formers brother. Mr.. Sheridan sattcr.
field, OF State street.
Mrs. Jacob Harmer has returned
from. Ernshaw, where she has been Wis.
'siting relatives for the past ten days.
stIl1 Mrs. and Mrs. Alex Gilbert and
daughter Dorothy, Of the Fifth ward,
spent Sunday with Mrs. odberts
mother, Mrs. Helen Bristor.
~ s II and Mrs.$Wir Brown will &C.
scupy the second story of Mr.. VIM
3Gray,,s new residence on Diamond
street. when9itsis completed.
!, Mr. tanddMrs. Kemple, Of Mark ct
street went to Grafton TO spend Sun.
1 day With relatives.
vs. Mrs,A Eliza Morris has returned from
|siP'iedmont.where she has been visiting
Mrs Charles Menear. my
Mrs Ellen! Moran was the guest OF
AIRS N A! Travis Saturday. She was
,s an ro 'u e4tronsfriscoe, where she has
Il been tSs visiting relatives the past week,
y cher home at Gypsy. s o.
III, md Mrs. Y. IL, Cooke and chill.
.dren are Visiting Mrs. c. |. Corlray,
sof Diamond street, for few days.
They : VIII so TO Clarksburg in few
days Where they will reside. They
|sf3Nwiil sbe accompanied by Mr.. Cookies
! mother l'a Mrs. -: u Cooke, who is also
. sstlhst guest OF Mrs, Cortlray.
Cleveland Kimmell, Of MI. Lake has
ssassepted a a position with MIR. II. w.
moase, ofsMain street. He will re.
sisles with his sister, Mrs. S. w.
SSchopley syC..t
e 3 Y lynch, of Rosemont, was
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. G. i. Cor
dra,y. Sunday, Ssh.
&! Mr. u. IIarye Williams and daughter,
4 Edith t,Si q Morgantown, were the guests
q treiat ityesSin this ward Saturday and
Sunday H. 4, b 81
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A Wonan's Health

hetge too sacred to be experimental with peculiar and
delicate ame~s only medicines and which con-
tain nS Narcotics other harmful habitfomng drugs
should hmpo> The medicine which fufs these require
ments Dr. sres Fayore remedy with
which print its formula every complete.
ness and correctness under oath remedy devised and
ans delicate constitution BY educated experienced
specialist womans diseases; remedy ingredient which
received the written endorsement Of the eminent medical writers
all The several schools of practice for wona peculiar
Diseases which has dona6 credit than any
other sold By druggists woans special requirements not
given away in the form Of trial bottles to be experimental with
is sold at fair price by all dealers in medicines.
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Notice Of Application for Transfer OF

Liquor License. IT,
Notice is hereby given that an appli.
cation has been filed with the City
Clerk Of the City Of Fairmont, West
Virginia, by A. Friedman. residing In
Fairmont, West Virginia, for transfer
of Il license to carry on the business
@: selling, Offering for sale, at retail,
spurious liquors, wine. porter. ale and
beer and drinks Of like nature, from
the ,Brownfield and McCray building
on Madison street, to No. 81 Madison
street, in the City Of Fairmont, West
Virginia.
Given under my hand in my office
in said city, this 22d day OF October,
1907.
W. S. BLACK. City Clerk.
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1t expels all poisons. stimulates tn.
Internal organs. cieanses the system.
and purif'es the blood. Such is Hnllis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. the mos,
effective preventative Of disease. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets.-Sonth Side
Pharmacy.
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FIR WARD

Deatl, o. Nell Known Lady at Grafton.
/ Mrs olive &, vile Of William
Lake died. at her home at Grafton
Friday, November s. Of cancer Of the
stomach. ..fs AXE had been In poor
health Tor sseserals ears and !ln,ler.
went an operatio Ion Of Cooks Hospital
4aife@ ears iago Tor the SANG disease
that dedihelitfe.t sheiwas2a Ida'lsh-
tai ofs Bayid ( deceased and Frances
spmmsfs and swas raised near Nit.
sebo, this county. shea was thged
aboat AS years and was a woman OF
Sesamables character and has large
number Of: friends and relatives in
this city who win be exceedingly sor-
IS "a; hear, finer death. Funeral ser:
syicesSWer held yesterday at the home
Of the. deceased at.2:aO, o'clock. Inter-
Sment in Bluemont cemetery. She is
survived by her mother. Mrs. Frances
Summers, three brothers, James. Al
bert and Luther Summers, and two
sisters Mrs. Emma --- who lives
In Pennsylvania and Mrs. Eta Ben
nett of Grafton. !
dispatch was received by friends
lin this city Saturday announcing the
birth OF d son at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George c. McAIllster, at
Spokane Wash, Friday, November 8.
Mrs McAllister, who was before her
marriage Miss Minnie Lloyd. and was
for several years a teacher in the
First ward school, has many friends
here who VIII rejoice with them oyer
the happy event.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-11

An every night ull year round medi.
cine, pleasant to take. positive results.
It's HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea,
the greatest family remedy, IS cents.
Tea or Tablets.-South Side Pharmacy
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I Society viii Meet.

The Woman's Home Missionary So
scletyE Of the Diamond Street NJ. E.
Church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
q: Ds Harden Of Water street, on We'd
5resday afternoon.
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s}Atten ded Funeral

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Summers, Mr.
James Summers and Mr.. Eliza Morris
attended A the funeral Of Mrs. Olive
Lake at Grafton Sunday.
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NOTICE.,

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NOTICE. 81
Notice Is hereby given that the Fair.
mont and Clarksbarg Traction Conn
pany, corporation, did on the 10th
day Of October, 1907 file with the
City Clerk of the city of; Fairmont,s Its
application for a franchise for the
construction, maintenance and opera
ton Of street railway on. I along AMI (
over Parks avenue, II, said city Of Fair
mont, beginning at the intersectio 9ofs
said Parks avenue with a adams street,
In said city Of Fairmont. and connect
Ing with the street railway tracks Of
said Fairmont and Clarksbprg Tracs
ton Company already laid op ami
along said Adams street, and running
thence on and along said Parks ave;
nue. to Madison street, IN said Scity,sl
and there connecting with the street.
railway tracks to be laid on along,
over and across the new bridge Snos;;s
in course Of construction crossing the
Monongahela river. Il SIX & n
With the said application there rs
filed with the said City Clerk or Ithej
said city Of Fairnoat 4 draft ID IAN
ordinance granting to the said Fair
mont and clartsburg3 sTraca don COM
pany, its successors and asst gns, tho
right and privilege Of; constructing
maintaining md operating TIE sal,l
street railway on, along. and XsttsssigaS
Parks avenue, together. With a man
plat showing the location Snts the proSSs
posed street railway tracts Oh, aaInns
and over the said PARTS aysrpss q "A
The said application YIN he
'sented.to the City Council of ttlis suit
city Of Fairmont. II It's fegp,ay m
ing to be held on the third I,aSst
November, 19O7,Go rs soon fhesssft4
er as the said City Come i I'M il Nh:
slider the said applieatlop. st sshtehgI
time this notice will have been nus.
lishel for ut Sleast thirty lRSs. ~
This notice Is given In Compliance
With Ghepter.. a95pf u is5csSs VI ialS 81
the LegislatIfe or West viTgiHis y
+ airIiont and y CIsrksburs 500
Company, q / Z
y ysesi;s n 81 Il.
its President
Oct e " Y p, 90 q, 81. Nov II.
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VIII Entertain Club.

"a Miss Elsie Merrifeld will entertain
the stenographers' Club at her home
on Market street this evening.
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IL Eats 4 u E2tasts
6.5-a Will mako IN Old. riistyi
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because Il eatsnp rust. When VOC
set up your Stoves, tifis FAN, giycl
them q Coat Of 6sSs4;f t rs applied
IKE paint, will not rub OF and
SHINES! ITSELF. 1t also Fl
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MERctlA
eTEs Disc. !. NV III.

q
By virtue OF the authority IN; me
vested byla certain Deed OF Trust. bear.
ing date on the cath day OF July, 1906.
made and executed bysJ. Il CASTOR
D. b. Norman and Ernest Stainaker,
to the undersigned trustee. to secure
the payment of certain series Or
notes mnde by said grantors Ito the
Hurricane Merchandise Company, al
corporation. as of record In the Of
fee of the Clerk of the County Court
Of Marion county West Virginia, ~
Deed Of Trust Book No. 81, ut page
AIS, the undersigned will VI rs such
trustee on the = IS
THIRTlETH DAY OF NOVEMBER
1907, at 317 and $40 Madison street.
in the city Of Fairmont, Marion conn
ty, West Virginia, sell at public sapc.
ton to the highest responsible bidder
all that certain stock OF General; Mer=s
cllandise. consisting of Dry Goods.
Notions. Hats, Caps Shoes. efothing.
Groceries. oueensware, Glassware
Furniture, Fixtures. II. Scales,
known as the p, Stalnaker2 & Company
stock OF merchandise. u
Terms of Sale, cash In hand. N Is
Sale will open at one O. clock p. IN. NJ
|. George N. Jacobs, clerIsof the
County Court OF Marion county. West
Virginia, do certify that Marshall w;
Ogden. trustee. named in the foregoing
instrument Of writing has; given bond
before me in the sum Of 100000 con:
ditioned according to law; and that
said bond has been approved ny me
as sufficient. !5,.j3:i 4 4 ltt
Given under by hand this the Stils
day OF November 1907. II ",
GEO. 5M.8JACoBs
Clerk County Court II
Nov @ TX 30 "a ~ IL .
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-13
GREAT MYSTERY
Surrounds. the Suicide of a Well
Known Actress.
Tradcgy Committed While Audience
in the Theatre, in Which She Was
Expected to play, Waited.

Mrs. Clara Bloodgood, the actress,
committed suicide by shooting in her
room at the Hotel Stafford at BaIti.
more Thursday evening.
Mrs. Bloodgood's body was found
lying on the bed with bullet hole
through the roof Of hor mouth. Near
by lay book, entitled "How to
shoot Straight and 3S-calibre re-
yolver with three chambers empty.
She attended matinee perforn,g
ance at Albaugh's Theatre Thursday
afternoon and returned to her hotel
about four o'clock, seemingly in the
best of spirits.
Later, when it was time for the
curtain to rise for her own show at
the Academy Of Music where she
was appearing in '"rhe Truth" she
had not put in an appearance. Word
was sent to the Stafford and q bell
hoy was sent up to her room. Just
as he approached the door he heard
a pistol shot. Hurrying back to the
office he notified the clerks of what
he heard and an investigation was
made and Mrs. Bloodgood was found
stretched on the bed as described.
Before retiring to her room she
had a talk with her stage manager,
John Emerson, who declares that he
observed nothing unusual in her de-
meanor The only motive he can
ascribe is that Mrs. Bloodgood feared
an attack of nervous prostration. Sho
had been working very hard, he said,
and she feared breakdown.
Mrs. Bloodgood left note address
ed to her husband. The audience at
the Academy Of Music was dismissed
with the announcement that there
would be no performance owing to q
sudden indisposition of Mrs Blood.
good
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-13
DEATH OF COL. ELLIOTT.
South Carolina Looscs One of HcI
NOblcst Sons.

Col. William Elliott, Sr,, commits
sioner for the government TO locate
and mark the graves of the Confed-
crate dead Inferred in the north,
died suddenly at his hunting lodge
on Buzzards Island, near Beaufort,
where he had come from Washing
ton several days ago. to shoot ducks,
Col. Elliott VAS bonn in Beaufort
In 1885, was educated at Beaufort
college, Harvard university, and the
University of Virginia; was admitted
to the bar at Charleston in 1861 en-
tered the Confederate States army,
and served as colonel throughout the
whole war.
In 1886 was elected member of
the legislature; was q delegate to
the national democratic conventions
in 1876 and 1885, was democratic
presidential elector for the state at
large in 1880; served six terms in
congress as the representative Of the
First district of South Carolina, and
in 1902 was dfeated by A. g. Lati.
mer for the United States senate.
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Z "-.%%---S--'-- (.
NEW KIND OF SWINDLIS.
Coianbit Police Warns Merchants
Against This Fellow.

The State says that Chief of Po-
lice Carthcart desires to warn the
merchants Of this State against q
crook whose operations are entirely
new in this section. The man sue
cessfully worked his game the other
day and the police authorities ex-
pect him to attempt 1t again on some
unsuspecting merchant His identity
is SO far an unknown quantity and
the police will have to depend upon
the merchants to help effect his cap.
ture.
The modus operandi of this my
sterious knight Of the swindler's art
is as follows: He will call merchant
over the phone and give an order
for certain articles of merchandise
directing that they be sent to GER
tain number. This is accompanied
by a request that the bill be sent
along with the goods; also the nee
essary change for five or ten dol
lar bill. For instance. he will order
50 worth Of merchandise and ask
that SO be sent along as change, ex-
planning that he has nothing less
than five dollar bill The goods
and the required change are sent
out and the mysterious stranger is
on hand at the number indicated. He
gets the goods and the change, hands
a note to the messenger, supposedly
containing the So bill, and the mes
senger goes back to the store tc
find that he has been worked to the
tune of So.
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------------------
BIG BANK FAILURE.
National Bank of Commerce OF Kan
SaS City Goes Under.

The National Bank of Commerce
of Kansas City failed to open it's
doors and is now in the hands Of a
national bank examiner. The bank
is one Of the Oldest there, and is the
largest financial institution in the
city.
The notice on the door says the
bank was closed by order or the
board Of directors.
The directors and stockholders in
clude some of the most prominent
gyansi ,,..a in the city. Thca iieaSia 'of'i''''4
clearing no Ollst ,.e,oo.stt to ,iT,syYf,.
the belief that the failure would not
involve any of the other Kansas City
banks.
When the statement Of the Nation
al Bank of Commerce under the last
call appeared, it showed that since
the statement Of August % deposits
had been reduced from close to
thirty-fve million dollars to $16,-
952,96S. The statement showed al
so that the items of loans and dis
counts had been cut down four mil
lion dollars.
Two small branches of the Nation
al Bank of Commerce, the Stock
Yards Bank Of Commerce and the
Union Avenue Bank of Commerce,
also closed their doors.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-13
q. .
LEOPARD'S TEETH EXTRACTED
Alice Faints When Last Of Twelve Is
YanlScd Out.

Alice, a nlne-month-old leopard
cub in the Central Park Zoo, New
York, had IL teeth extracted and
tainted under the operation. The
keepers had noticed for several days
that Alice did not seem veil and
finally she refused to eat.
Investigation showed that the lit
tie leopard's baby teeth in the lower
jaw had not been shed and that the
permanent teeth had grown in front
of them.
Several dentists were telephonsd
for to draw the teeth, but none re-
sponded to the call, so the keeper
drew them himself. When the last,
one came out Alice tainted, and sew
eral large drinks OF brandy were re-.
quired to revive her. She soon re-
covered and the keepers say she Will
be in her usual spirits in few days.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-12-13
BURNED TO DEATH
Six Men Penned in Tunnel Meet
Awful Fate.

Six men were burned 10 death ant
IA others were seriously. If not ia
tally, hurt Thursday in disastrous
fire which penned them in the bore
OF the new Pennsylvania tunnel
which runs between Homestead, n.
j., and West Hoboken.
At latest account, the bodies OF
the dead mon had been taken from
the mouth OF the tunnel shaft al
Homestead. Five more Of the work
mon, still alive, had been lifted tc
the surface and were all hurried to
the North Hudson hospital at Union
Hill in ambulanceS
It is known that there We're 35
men at work within the tunnel bore
when the fire started among the piles
OF tar being used to mix with stone
FOR the foundation Of the roadbcd OF
the tunnel Twelve of !hcsc, three
Of them known to he dead, were Still
within the tube at a late hour