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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-17
9eimatb hfs }5ortmeias.
beisssserIaB sum Sesase Dee gStnaer De
6our1-yf4aIea

bstsssserIaB sMm Sd}ase oss sStnaer pes
5ourosEs@tss.
Oie Wtn3st I'M 0oarpe8eden, Yots
tugoI. ber 9einlatb bss portpeins,
9aben gum Sduss ibrer probutte bic
annabme eines @efebes bur9se5ebt,
beifen 6anpt6eftiHmuneeH btefe fiub:
l, Nah benz Dourp, na9 Opprto uno
feinem glusfubrbe8ut piirfen tsine
Deine bon seipiTem GltpboIssbalt. bic
5am portpeinberf9nitt bieneu t0nne
ten, aus benz @iiben portusals ein-
gefiibrt nerben. 2. Mus Sporto barf
tein Mein als portpein perf9ifft tpers
ben, fir ben nt9t Der Ha6tpeis sez
fiibrt tptrb, bab er aus berjenigen
Gone ftammt. bic. BON benz @eieB ges
nau umf4rieben, als bic einaiee be-
tra4tet tpirb, beren Meins ii9 ports
tDetne nennen biirfen; fir bic iebt in
Dporto einselaserten Mein. gilt bies
let getpeis als erbroht.
Wenis SntereHe an benz 3uitanbee
tommen bes @eieBes baben bic an
3abI serinsen 8eiiber Der beiten 2a=
gen; benn ibre GraeugnifIe seben o6ne
3tuifdenhanbel in bic 0Gnbe Der Der
brau9er iiber: fat ausf9liebli9
2eute aus ben Reiben Der obern 3ebns
toufenb Gnslanbs, bic felt Sdbra.6ns
ten treue Runben unb meeresgrunb=
tiefe Sa9perftdnbise Iinb, bic aug
ibrem pprttpeinlaeer einen aultus
MAIDEN. nie anbere aus ibren aunitz
iamnlungtn.
Re4t fuhl benz neusn GeieB sesen@
ilber itehen aud bic Gieentbumer Der
erfen unb suten 2asen. bic an bic
mG1tisen Meinlaser in Oporto, Nilla
Hoba be gapa inb Motofinhos ibre
tpeltbetannsen graeusniHt lisfern, bon
hoo fie fait burdsdnsis na@ Sabren
forsfGltiser pfleee an fef.e aunbf9aft
in's 0uBIanb abseben. Die flsf1lern
DourosMinser inbefen. bic bas 9eisb
berldngt baben, mS9ten babur9 perz
9inbern, baB bic QDeinbGnbIer in
Oporto bic bi1isen @etne aus bem
Slben portugals anm @erfdnitt be-
nusen; iie re9nsn bamit. bab bie{e
Weinbanbler nun gclDtbist iein tper>
ben. ibre, Der DourosMinaer, @eins,
BITE iebt bic Seller iiberfiilIen, aufau>
iaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-17
;Aut srobsm .9nee Itben." "
kiupsifa,sr AFfStu,s Der Sietssbraudstsn
8eessDenSaH8.

1 ipnsita,sr asiptuas Der Sistssbraadatsa
SseessoenSnn8
QGarum Iagt man: @uf groBsn
ssuBe Ieben2 Disie 6rase tpuroe DOT
einiger 3eit ppn eiuigen wiBbegierigsn
4ouIebarbiers an bic pariier 4tabea
mie Der Wifenidaften seitellt, unb bic
lsstere belt es niat fur un.er i6rer
QBiirbe, BEN biitpri{9en llriprung Der
Dielsebrau9ten Reoepenbuns nudaus
fpiiren. @s lit ber folgenbe: Wiobez
frantbeiten finb bstanntli9 feline aus=
i9lieBli6 ntoberne GrIt9eiHuns; aud
i'm Qltert6um unb nonentlid i'm Mtts
telolter traten 1is nit aller Rraft ouf.
giner iol9en Mobetrantbsit haben
mir aud bas eefliigelte Mort: 4uf
sroBem Sube leben, gu Derbanten.
Gottfrieb b. YIantasenet, @raf gu Nne
iou, elmer bsr f90niten unb seiitrsi9s
fen 2ebemdnnsr feinsr 3sit, bate otf
Der sroBen 3ebe feinss re9ten Jubes
etnen iiberaus ftarten Sleilnauss
tDu9s, Der feinen aierli9en SUB perz
unftaltete.
lin bieies @ebre4en gu Derbersen,
perfiel er ouf bic Sbee, S9ube nit
neuen, aufpdrfs sebosenen GhnGbeln
gu tragen. Die 70 eisenartise Wlobe
fonb fanelI Qtnflans unb balb trus
ale MeIt S9ube NIT auftpGrts gebogez
men SpiBen. Otefe Gdubbetleibuns
ipurbe "a Ia poulaine" genannt. go
febr mar man 9esen Gnbe bes MitteI>
alters in biefe @9ube pernarrt, bab
man iosar bic nerI1isbenen StGnbe
nah ber 2dnge bes @59nabels Der
GuBbetleibung 8u unteri6etben be-
gam.
Die 8iirserli4en trusen Snube nit
feds 3oa langen S1ndbeln, n6brenb
9rafen unb 5iirftsn aGein Sdubz
f9nGbel BON apei SUB 2Gnge troge1
burften. Dieie Mpbe tpurbe bon Der
@eiitli9teit berbammt. Don Der Rans
ael berab bonnerte man sesen be59nds
belte S9uRe unb bebrobte ibre 3ras
ger nit enisen 9OIlenftrofen. aaifer
Rorl v Derbrt fOsar bas 9ragsn bies
fer SAu9e in beTonbern @rldfen. Der
sebens. Die Wobe bIieb unb biiraerte
fid berart Gin. oab aud nad ibrem
8erfdpinhen Das Spri6port: obinre
fur I'm eran0 pieb" {duf sroBsm Jube
Ieben) fid i'm Noltsmunbe erhalten
bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-17

gleno metnss otsperlgen 1eue.s ..-.-
ten fouii, burulu min i'd ME einen an
bersn 0ebonten baben, als ben @sbon@
ten, ipie ID Did etiidlia MAIDEN
tSnnts, unb Du fouit NIT mir 70 ieIig
fein = 70 ielts iuis es nod ME etn
mann seipefen it,"
8ersebens bate er fid ibrer ftiirmi>
f9en aiebtofang gu trDebrsn berfu@t,
uRb Derssbena bate sr ein puarmal au
fprenen besonnen, i'm ben feHellos
iiber ihn binbrduIsnben Strom ibrsr
gfebe gu Aenmsn. Gr bdtte brutal
iperben mdTen, Inn lie bon fi1 abaue
f9iittelu, unb basu sebraA es ibm on
Mutb.
n0ipIttta," bradte er enbfid BE-
raus, vOu marterit mid! Du tpetbt
ia ni6t, mas Ou BON mir perlansit."
% ia = i'd tpetb es, unb i'd tpeib
aun, bab es ni6t gu piel 1T, tpeib,
baB Du mir eines Sasss Dant pif>
fen tpirft, neil i'd Did ni9t tanlpflos
aufseseben babe. fpie es Dir iest als
bas bette fdiene. gieh, i9 min ia
@ebulb baben, ID min Did isst ni9t
meter beftiirmen. Du iohf mir in
bieien Wugsnblid gar nidts perfpre@
den unb Du fonft teine 3GrtIidteit
beu9eln, bic Dir ni9t pom 5ersen
tommt. Du foIit es nur ipiFen, bab
i'd Did niat laffe, bab Ou mir gez
b6rit unb bab i'd Did ME elmer ans
bereu e6nnen iperbs. Wenn Du beifen
einmal setuib bif, bann ipirit Du
Did mir ipieber auipenben, unb es
pirb alles fein. tpie es mar, oIs mir
uns tn unferer 2iebe 70 iibergliidli6
fiibIten.A
rNiolstta. ib beidlDDrs Did
rRein Du fonf nthts mebr
fasen, benn i'd tpiu nt9ts mebr bDren.
= @ iase Dir bod. baB ID marten
min - ein paar Sage Ober Elm poar
Wo4en! gur gar au bart borf bic
prob. niht psrb.n, auf bte Du mi4
ftelii. unb Du borfft nidt psrfu9.n,
Did bon mir gu befreien. Denn bag
- i'd fatpDre es Dir - bas ipiirbe ih
ni4t ertrosen.A
sic lteb ibre umtlammernben Mrme
pon ieinem 9alis berabsleiten. unb
bonn, als tpole fie ibn binbern, nod
einen ipeiteren 9erfud NIT Bitten Obsr
Woriteaungen 5u MAIDEN, elite lie 5lr
Sbiir. Sn Der ndditen Setunbs fbon
mar er alIein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-17
4. e a b / tel.

er grobe @drten, Der bic 8ina
~ 8riinins auf allen bier Gete
4 ten umsab, mar burh ein
me6r als monnsbobes Sitter
aus itartem Drabtsefle9t in spei
Sbeile eef4ieben. Gs lief unntittele
bar btnter bem 9auis babin unb tpor
srft in neuerer 3sit ansslest tpOrben,
I'M ben 3ur 8eipadung gebaItenen
groBen 9unben, bic nur ipdbrenb Der
No9t frei umberlaufen burften, ben
3usang in ben porberen She'll bes
@artens absufhneiben. benn BON Der
gut beleudteten unb betpo9ten 5aupt
alice aus, an bic biefer 8orgarten an
ftieb, mar Elm nd9tliaer @inbru6se
periuG toun: 5u fiirdten, pdbrenb bic
nod ipenig 6ebaute unb aur Na1t3eit
bon pdfonten iaum betretene GtruBe,
bic bas BtIIensrunbtiid an feiner bins
teren @eite btsrsnste. 2euten nit bDs
len 4bii9ten Elm unbemerttes GIN
brinsen reht nobI ermHglidt haben
lpirbe.
Die duf ben Mann brsiiirten grpz
BEN 0osgen. Die Der &orTul auf ben
Ratb Der poli5ei nad einem nur bura
gludli9e 3ufaus nod i'm leBten @us
senbIid pereitslten Ginbruass.rTu9 gu
6iitern feinss 8efstbums bestellt
bate. iportn 10 fdorf, baB iebs ibneu
unbefannfp aserfon. bic aur Nahtaeit
pos UruHpFaH oc1fm, u, .rlrl.v,
fabr getpefen tpdre, ssrriHsn gu tpsr=
ben. Rohbem iie eiumal ben nod nod
Mitternaht an oas &rautenlager Der
tisinsn Jlfe eilsnoen 9ausarSt anss=
fallen batten, lpar ibr gDahtrepisr
burd bas Drobtgitter auf ben binz
teren Sbeil bes Gortens bef4rGnft
tDOrben. 81. ipurben bort taesiiber
| In einem 3piueer sebalten, in ben ii9
auber bem Yortier 6ader, ibrem pfIez
ger. nur nod bic graieberiu Wsaroaz
rett 5unolb passn burfts. Sbr MAJ
rsn bic f90nen Sbiere nit GROCER Nnz
bdn9li9feit ausetban, unb iie gaben
ibrer freubisen nnsebuIb NIT Iautem
8ellen unb Winieln 4usbrud, fpboIb
ii4 bic junee 9oiRe ibrem aGfis
ndberte, I'M i6nsn bie eepobntsn
3uderitiidhen ais 2edsrbifen au brinz
gen. Shr tbatsn fie uaturlih aud
niHts 5uleioe,, ipenn iie braubsn frei
umberliefen. unb Mareorete bate
idon mandmal. penn Iis na6 elmer
am Grontenbette bur9tpohten 9adt
bel Taqesonbru6 IN ben Gartsn
binabitieg, um iih in ber tiiblen Mor>
genluft 81 erfrif9eu. an Der 4nbdnss
lihfeit Der fraftpollsn 9biere ibre
Greubs seba6t.
9u9 an bieIem Nadmittns bate iis
ibren Qteblingsn ben 9enohnten Be-
tu6 senlaht, um iid bann in ben
i9attigitea gbeil bes nit bihtenl
Strau4mert bspflanaten Sintersurs
tens 5uriid5u5ieben. Sic lieB iia oui
cine peritedt aslegens 8ant nieber uno
aog einen 8rief. aus Der 5of6e. ben
! Il. ibon am Ufprs.n erbolten bate.
sefien Snhalt absr Sntersiis genus fir
fe baben mubte, I'M fis au etnsr nod
maliaen Qeftiire All nsraniaifsR.
tIprtleeunp tulat.I
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-17
zdlebt es nid1t ant.

grfpart guh ben ettuaiaen ipdte.
rem Gnfall eines ihmereii ssiebers.
inoem Sbr guer Spitem iebt BON Der
Nniammluua BON unreinigteiten be-
freit. Simmons SariapariIa per.
rihtet Die Nrbeit. gr brin9t gutea
8lut, ausaeieidneten Nppetit. aroSe
Grait uno grpsen l1nternebmunas'
eeiii.
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BeaQbtt ttithtS,

um Guh bon oem Blinboarm su be.
freieu. 6aitet Die gin9emeioe uffen
ourh Or. Sings Reue 4ebeus.Bil.
len. Ger Blinooarm mirb Guh ME
bel1itiaen. gu haben. aarantiert,
bel No. 9reiB unb H. Gohn q 60.
Is @ents Wsriuht iie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-17
SdOmeftteraS iuttuld)t Guf)

Benn SIR guh iraenhmp uieoer'
lafien tuolIt, tut es entlana Der 81,
ME Der
Gan 1listDtttD & 9lrauIas
YaB Sablt,
i'm @arten' Diitritt oes Staates. ge.
iunobeit uno &lima unlbertrpTen
Billiae 2dnoereien fiir ben Farrner
Warttadrtner. Dbit' unb Biehsnbter
@eaen Ginselbeiten menoet Guh on
8eu. s. Hupton. o. IS. ",
SON Nntuniu. Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-17

8armes 5ruhjabrsmetter Tiibr
@ridlaffune berbei. &einiat oos
8lut. Die Sober uno Dir Ginaemeioe
NIT Brittfp Gib Bitters. Der
Bitters eiebt Gneraie nnb @ublbe.
finbeu.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
SOCIETY
saNsSss&ss 3Xxss.
Entertained Good Time cilb,

FfADfhAn 81 Es-l44FrN GNNgHHHTHAaEa EgNHTEEa-IE
Mrs. "A. W. Sterling delightfully."- en-.
t~ertalned the Numbers Of the Good
Time Club at her home In the First
ward Friday afternoon. The guests
were received and entertained on the
pretty lawn surrounding the residence
and in the attractive summer house on
the lawn The summer house was
prettlly decorated for the occasion In
June roses and other flowers and an
elegant course luncheon was served
here to the guests. A delightful after.
noon was spent by the club members
and a few Invited guests. This is the
last regular meeting Of this club for
the year, and was also one Of the
most delightful afternoons yet spen,
by this popular Organization.
On Thursday evening Of next week,
a called meeting of this club will be
held at the home Of Mrs. George Amos,
on Fairmont avenue, at which time
plans will be completed for an outing
to be held BY this club during the
coming month.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
Miss Smith Ent.r,.ins.

Miss Nellie Smith was hostess Tues.
day evening Of this week at her home
at BellvIew to a number ot he.
friends. A delightful eeyning was
spent by the guests, with games and
other amusements. Pretty musical
selections were rendered by Nr. Clos.
sen Rex and Miss Smith. During the
evening tempting refreshments we're
served by the hostess. The guests re.
turned TO their homes on the trolley at
a late hour: Among the guests pres.
ent were the following:
Misses Gypsy Davis, Nellie Ice, Oar.
lie HAIR. Emma Ledsome. Alma Par.
her, Leila Toothman, Lillian Smith.
Mrs, Smith and Messrs. clossen Rex,
Jim Icle, Herbert Smith, Lloyd Grapes,
Walter Maulsby, Tom shoyers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
PRISONER IAHERlTs
QUITE A FORTUNE
BROTHER WOULD ACCEPT HIS
SHARE AND GET FELLOW
OUT OF JAIL.

WASHINGTON, Pa, June e9.-Chas,
'Breen, a prisoner in the Washington
jail, sent up for len days for
.disoTderly conduct yesterday learned
that he has fallen heir by the death Of
his mother in Ohio. TO an estate Of
$4,000. He learned Of his fortune
through bis brother, who came to
Washington and offered TO get him gu,
of trouble II he. would sign certain pa,
.pers. Breen Wns suspicious and cali
a lawyer. It vas learned by teie.
graphic Communication that Breen had
been left an interest in his mothers
estate. He left his lone in western
Ohio while q mere boy and had ney.
'erH been back. He Is now 40 years Of
age.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
Ensssalnsa AAlssIanarY saslssnI

Ms y. Fleming vas hostess YES.
teaay AFTERNOONS At her home on Wat.
oR asnue de wcmsuSs Foreign
~ sonar ssclts thsM chascf.
Tie subject for studs Was How Is
Give and an interesting discnssios
Of thEs saSiec vas much enioyed Sy
the ladies present Quite q large.
number Of the members wersEpressat
and after the conclusion o. the pro.
gramme a delightful social hour was
spent and dainty Refreshments were
served. An Interesting taik was CIV.
en- by Mrs. Dlckey Fleming, who Is q
guest Of Mrs. Fleming. Several in:
y4ted guests outside Of the circles
members, were present among the
number being, Mrs. j! L. Earn, Mrs:
Claude Fleming, Mrs. Cole, Miss IcIe
Lee and Mrs. Dickey Fleming and
daughter, Katherine, o, Chester coun:
Is. Pa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
B. & 0. OFFICE
MEN GET RAISE
Ten PER CENT. INCREASE FOR
CLERICAL FORCE & WHEEL.
iNa9kNp VICINITY

WHEELING. June srhe clerical
force In Tue Baltimore q Ohio ctscss
In the city yssterlay received n0acs
o. an ADVANCE Of ten per cent. 70
thelr salaries, Commencing InIy ist.
The advance viii erect d number in
this eity; md also Include ths en-
ployes III The oilees 81 Martins Fer
n, Bridgeport Bellaire and Benwe6d.
1t Is needless 10 say that the an
noancement OF he advance was vel.
come by the employe aithoase was
expected bat the employees were not
aware when would b made. IN
Guiding the near by towns over 100
persons VIM be benefited
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
VISITING al clarksbura.

Misses Katherine Race, Mary Nc
Kinney. Louise Nichols, Ruth Henry
and Jessie Jacobs went TO ~Clar&sburs
this morning on the nine o'clock car.
and this afternoon will be guests at 4
luncheon given by Miss Geaerteys
Harrison at her home In c%larksburg
Miss Race and Miss Mckinney will be
guests Of Mrs, James Stuart, Miss
Nichols will visit Miss Bertha Blaufl
and Misses Henry and jacobs will be
guests Of Miss Agnes Hood. The young
ladies' will return here Sunday, with
the exception Of Miss Race, who will
spend some time with her grandmotll.
er, Mrs. James Stuart.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
THE PEOPLE ALL
IN Chorus Cried, Give Us Newbro's
Herpjcide,

gln3 Cnorus Cried, Give Us Newbro's
Herpicide.
This word, Of late has been In every.
ones mouth, and many are wondering
whatih HI word signifies, though no one
has yet been found, who will deny that
EEWBRo's HERPICIDE does the
work, Well, for the Information oi
thousands Of people for Ike to Know
al about a good thing, we would say
that HERPIcIDE means, a destroyer
or killer Of Herpes" Now "fierps'
Is the family name Of a disease caused
BY various vegetable parasites. a
similar mlcrobe causes daudrur, fitch.
Ing scalp, and falling hair; this Is the
microbe that NEwBRo's HERpIclDE
promptly destroys; after which the
hair grows. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 1oc in stamps for sample TO The
Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich. Two
sizes, Soc and 800. E. A. BlllIngslet
q Co.. special agents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
Excursion 10
Morgantown

i--IIlS
on sunday. Jung 2sd the steamer
Leroy WIN convey an excursion 70
korgsptoSn. The boat Will leave the
local wharf at nine o'clock that morn,
Ing and win return at seven o'clock
in the evening There viii be excel:
lent music furnished on the steamer
By The Fairmont band.
On account Of having disappointed
uaT patrons last Sunday, caused by
high water, we propose as a compli.
ment TO the ladies who had the most
trouble IN getting ready for the trip,
preparing lunch, etc, to call next Sun.
day, June 2Sd, Ladies' Day" and put
The fare, for that day only at 81 for
the FOUND TIP for any gentleman and
and lady, and 30 cents for any add.
tional lady who may accompany him,
or for any two OF more ladies' who may
make up a party, 50 cents each.
Single fare, gentleman. 75c; two or
more ladies, Soc each. Gentleman aud
lady, 81.
Tickets for the excursion will be on
sale Saturday at A. G. Martins book
store, and the Office at the wharf.
Secure your ticket early, as only the
capacity Of The boat will be carried,
and those having tickets win be allow.
ed on board first.
For the information Of those who do
not wish the trouble Of preparing
lunch, will say there will be a good
lunch counter on the boat, and an
excellent meal will be served for 50
cents. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
IT COST HIM sass AT CHEAP
RESTAURANT.

ST. LOUIS June 22.-Hereas xhas
Secretary Taft returning East BY way
Of 81. Louis. from his Western trtp,
ate for breakfast at Union Station
yesterday:
Cantaloupe, sirloln stealt, boiled
eggs saate potatoes, an toast end COZ
fee
As the Union stallion IS not an eS
|pensiye eating place the secretarg q
War must have eaten large portions Of
each article enumerated rs the blll
cost him s2'65, He aandsd The vat.
'er three dollars and told him To- Keep
the change as a Up.
The price Of the meal would indl'
cate that Nj. TAFT has either reeos-
erred from The spell Of indigestion that
floored him in the North the other
day, Or that there Is no wonder ii SD,
|fefs from the malady.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
WOMAN WILL SWIM.
Hrs. srardenturger, Aged 81, to Try
For Prize.

For Prize.
ST. LOUIS, June %. - Mrs. Lima
Brandeuburger, despite that she Is
81, will enter the Missouri Athletic
Club 10 mile Marathon swim in the
Mississippi river, October 2, she Do
lIeyes swimming to be a means TO
health and happiness for women.
It requires three hours for the az.
erage amateur swimmer to cover 10
miles. The Marathon race will be a
part Of the aquatic carvinal that will
be presented in the river here when
President Roosevelt arrives in St.
Louis in October on his trip down the
Mississippi.
About $4,000 will be given In prizes
to the swimmers Of the race on this
occasion, and Mrs. Brantbnburger,s
work will be watched with Interest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22


Major and Mrs. J. N. Burns accom-,
panied by their daughter, Miss Evelyn,
and their sons, James and Edward,
passed through this city yesterday, en-
route to Mt. Lake Park, where the.'
will spend the remainder Of the heat.
ed season. CorwIn Burns. who IS a
member of the National Guard, will
join his parents at the Park, afteE
the encampment Is concluded. Majo.
Burns owns q pretty cottage at Mt.
Lake Park and together with his fam
lily spends each summer at this pop,l'
lar mountain resort
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22

Miss Georgia Straight entertained d
number Of her friends at her home at
B~arackviiie last evening. Miss
straight will enter the University Sum,
mer school on Monday and the affair
last evening was In the nature of q
farewell. A delightful evening was
spent with games and music and
a tempting course Of refreshments
was served by the hostess, Several
young people from this city were pres
ent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
Picnic at Traction Park.

The annual picnic Of the Ancient
Order Of Hlbernians and Ladies', Aux.
lllary will be held at Traction Park
next Tuesday, June 25,h. There viii
be a game Of base ball between FALL.
mont and clarksburg and various 9th
er amusements. Ice cream and other
refreshments on the grounds: By s,o,
clal agreement the Traction Company
Will take children Il years Of age ana
n;der for ten cents round trip. All
friends are invited.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
Left For Deer PARK.

." -H-L
Mrs. E. NJ. Treat, Of Columbus, Ohio
who was the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Willard ]. Rowland, recently. return
ed home several days ago, and passed
through here last evening accompan,
led by her family en- route TO Deer
Park, Maryland. Mr.. and Mrs. Row
land and Master George Treat went to
Der Park this afternoon. The fam.
lilies Of Mr.. Treat adm Mr.. Rowland
viii occupy a cottage at Deer Park
for the sinner months, probably re,
turning here about the first Of octc,
Der.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
sMSRER
IN WHEELING
SECRETARY OF STATE QUITE oP.
TllalsTlc AS 10 REPURLl.
CAN MAJoRlTYsiN WEST
( VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, June 22.-charles W
|swisher, Secretary OF State, has beer
in the city for two days on bis way
back to Charleston from New York
and admitted to a reporter last might
that he Is looking after his polihca.
fences in Ohio county.
4 have a number Of warm friendi
here.r be said, .and Of course there
are Republicans who want somebody
else as the party candidate for govern
or. But | am confident that when The
time for voting comes ! will get a ma
iority Of the delegates from this coun,
'ty.n
Secretary sxisher Is entering With
Characteristic energy into the fight fol
the gubernatorial nomination. He be
lIeres that anything worth having /:
worth fighting for, and he has the ad
yantage-lf It Is an advantage-of be
ing first In the field. Clark ". May
and Arnold C. scherr, both present
Office holders at Charleston, are beins
groomed for the race, It is saii. Ell
lott Northcott woald not. have the Of
fee: his ambition IA IN he n Judge
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
asas EssgnIor % MorsanlaEn.

Quiie ) number 81 pecpe 50 Il
McEsaptogr on The boat excursion %,
morrow. The eansN be- cas
NE efcwd and esefSthlsg
vim be done for he pleasure aud CON.
oE the sScirsl6ni The boai
VIII leave de ioeai wharf at ulas
O'clock and win retarn here about
seven o5cloek. Excellent music win
s furnished w q band and d sood
time generally ii anticipated The
tickets for this excursion are selling
rapidly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22

The most liberal orter tina, was eve
made in Marion county by any news
paper is to be found on page sever
Of this paper today. Read #. Lei VI
hear from you at once. We wan,
two thousand more readers In Marior
county and think this will yet them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22

/ Iyers and Pond Plano. nearly new.
folding bed, library and extension
tables, chairs, sldeboard. refrigerator,
book cases. paintings and many other
articles. Call afternoons at 2is Wat:
son avenue. June Lost
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22

The Isabelle Davis Circle of Kings
Daughters will hold a meeting this
evening at eight O'Clock at the NJ. E.
Church on Main street. All members
are requested to be present; as bust.
ness Of Importance will be ~iransacted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22

WILL BE HANGED.
FRS. Man 10 Receive p.ath Penalty
In Minso Is sam ri Evans

NAUGATUCK v: Va Tune
Sam p. Evans who. q few moat6a
ago, brutstty murdered his wife he
has been convicted Of murdeE ih no
first degree. without any reeommente.
ton by the Jury for mercy Hs xrt
be hanged, but the date for theeS
cutlon has not SET been fixed ot
many murders committed In MiasS
county this Is the first death peuaits
TO be inflicted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22
Midsummer plne,

The Moaoasahela Club has Issued
invitations for a midsummer dance "a
be given on the evening Of June the
twenty.Eoarth at the club house. Prof
Knots orchestra will furnish music
for this occasion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-22

The proposed iron bridge TO be erect.
ed at Yau Ian Man, near Canton. Chi.
va, Is to be l,22o feet In length and 10
feet in breadth. The, capital o; the
company is to be $1,000 900 In 100000
shares OF $40 each.