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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-04-13

The Senate has passed the Dunn primary
election bill, which provides for delegate pri-
mary for all parties to be held i'll June Any
one who files can delegate, and the
primary is held under the direction of the reg
ular election officials. The plan remedies many
OF the defects of the present primary, and is
better than the old time caucus
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-04-13

John Temple Graves wants Bryan TO nomi-
nate Roosevelt in the Democratic convention in
1908, but Bryan says he fayors LaFollette.
s I
The House on Wednesday passed capitol
approach BILL but it was hardly shadow of
magnificent grab that once went by that ma me.
The bill as passed simply gives st. Paul a
chance to raise one million by bonding if 1t
wants to.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-04-13

The Thaw trial will be ended as soon as the
Jury reports-at least for the present. The trial
has continued for over three months, and the
Tombs has more prisoners than ever before
awaiting trial. Who doubts that if Thaw had
been poor man lie would long ere this have
been convicted-at least Of nanslaughter it not
of III urder.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-04-13

The House is having hard time with an
ant-pass bill. 1t has not yet passed any bill of
this kind tho several were introduced the first
Of the session. This week the railroad COM
mittee reported all the pending anti-pass bills
for indefinite postponement and introduced
substitutes 1t this had passed it would have
been void because no new bills are allowed to
be introduced now except at the request of the
governor This defect fixed up and now
it is found that the new bill does not prohibit
express and telegraph or telephone franks, but
only railroad passes. All gratuities from pub
lie service corporations of every kind should be
abolished.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-04-13

Why should the legislature have the same
old jam of bills at the end Of the session? I'm
portant bills most now be passed with scant
consideration, if passed at all At this time all
the deals are consumated; the vigilance of the
people is relaxed the newspapers cannot begin
to give all the news even good share of it.
Good bills are killed and bad bills passed
and many Of all kinds left to die. This is not
right If the'laeeslature cannot do it's work in
ninety days, it should have more time. The
city council of large city is in session or at
work nearly all the time, and there appears to
be Just as much demand for the members of the
legislature devotng all their time to the state.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
Died
Of His Injuries
BRAKEMAN SUSTAINED FATAL
INJURIES ON THE RAIL AT (,
GLEN EAsToN.

WHEELING, Oct. s.-Frank Koene.
man. B. and o. brakeman, died at
the Glendale Hospital Monday after.
noon at about $3.50 o'clock from injur.
les received in an accident at Glen
Easton, Monday morning. The re-
mains were removed from the Glendale
Hospital to INV. Rogers undertake.
ing establishment at McMechen last
evening, where they were prepared
for burial. Koenenman Is said to be
a resident of Wellsburg and had only
been working on the Wheeling divi-
sion short time.
The unfortunate man was In the act
OF boarding his train at Glen Easton
yesterday morning, after having
thrown a switch. when his hold slip.
ped and he fell across the rail- between
two cars. He was horribly crushed
about tile hips and abdomen and also
sustained an ugly cash on the head.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
Observation-Disclosures
DRUGGIST OF NEW c uM Der. AND
lstMADE DEFENDANTsIt J \ 81 4
f5y TWO iAc TON s. 4 81


NEW CUMBERLAND ( oct Iwos
sensational suits have been ned
against Clark McCutcheon. fdraggist,S
Of Chester in the Hancock county en-.
cult court for $4,000 each. The first
is in the case ola child to whom ii
cuteheon is alleged toshave sold wood
alcohol which the boy drank and later
caused his death. sstsl
The second action isf Sd the interest
Of Brady Bloor, minor, who lMcss
Cutcheon is asserted to have sold
wood alcohol without a label 8ons the
bottle and which nearly caused the
death Of the youth. The suits are the
most interesting fled IN the county
courts In years: McC utcheon ref Uses
to talk, VI s,S n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

Continued :rom PAGE one.l
ment Of the melee. offered an oppor.
tunity to escape was quick to nvaii
himself Of it. .lf&
Some three weeks since score OF
these Italians were arrested and tried
before magistrate in Frostburg for
disorderly conduct. fine Of IS for
each offender being assessed. The OBJ.
streperous foreigners number about
one hundred and twenty-five and are
heavily armed and are arowedly will.
Ing to execute whatsoever beligerent
Undertaking may suit their frenzied
fancy. 1sz
1t is the opinion Of some people that
the Italian miners are being pushed
forward and encouraged in their law.
lessness for the purpose of exciting
public Indignation against them.
which would eventually compel them
to leave The Georges Creek region.
The court has taken cognizance
of the disorder among the Italians and
1t will be suppressed or at least held
In check by the sheriff and force OF
armed deputies who will visit the
scene to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
IKlaIliII 0PI
FOR HUNTINGTON.
BIG nELEaaT lion STA RFEp FOR
STATE @EETiN OF EARLY 4 Ss
CAR - Is G.: VIA

ii large number the local Knights
~ Pythlas left this morning on the
I've O'clock Interprtan car for! clarks.
barg, where they boarded a special
tssr fofS Huntington, where the Grand
Lodge or tie order meets. The local
Knights we're ifofned by Captain Floyd,
st.ieHtenaht Heel, Lieutenant I.emley.
ufs Gray Flats. a number5of Monon.
4 gtil Knights ami delegation from
shinnston sWeIlsd lie ranks that
aparhea the special at Clarksburg. )
Sam n: Nuztm and r. C.. Dnnning.
fonsare Representatives Of Mt. City
Lodge The local rank will be con.
nanded BY Captain r.. c. Miller.
Sam RI Nuzunt IS a candidate for
outer guard In the Grand Lodge and
me local iKntgbts will push his candi.
dacy With all the vim that they can
command. They are SURE they can
Iand the ONCE for sam R. ~
Colonel CT Randall, Major r i.
.eigh yleming, Captain r. c. Miller,
Lieutenant w. r.. Hickman. E. F.. Nor.
gan, sam n. Nuzllm, R. c. Huntington,
~ Straight, 7. J. Richardson. Minor
sJp1uHham. Ernest Sherwood, F. F.
Reeves, Robert snfrer. lawrence Boy.
sIs. John Price. ~. Kern. W. A.
LawieEz and ]. w. Irwin were among
thasnUnlberg that went from here to
huntington.
The local Pythinn Sisters will be
sepresented at the Grand Lodge Of Py.
THAN Sisters which nleets-at Hunting.
4 ION BY Mrs. Margaret Harm and Miss
I flora Bians. Mrs R.. c. Huntington,
a ,frs; ~ G.. Miller and Mrs. Halleck
RcHsh are attending the meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
VICTIM vi! nj! OF LUST
:slygFU q FATE or 4 FORMER
WHEELING WOMAN IN
H 8jse5 OHIO.

WHEELING, Oct. SIT was report.
ed here last evening that the Wheeling
y Tof6an By TIE name Of ,lores. wl,o was
lnaltreated by5railroad menSst Dillon
vale last week, had5died In the Jeirer.
son county 3lnalanary near steuben.
Vile yesterday,
he woman went 60 DI.lonvale from
this city and worked in hotel. and
after leaving the hotel became intoxi.
4 gated and was picked up by some
railroad men AMI skept in a box cat
Tor several days. When she again
reached Dillonvalc her condition was
critical and she told her awful story.
The authorities sent her to the in.
Urinary, whereEshe died from the If.
Ssscts OF the treatment of the men. The
woinan's story was such that 1t shock.
sSel the community OF Dillonvale and
showed the men to be nothing more
sthan sbr;ltes. &,
II was stated last evening that
warrants had been Issued nnd that
several men would be arrested today
W. the Jefferson county authorities.
n The officers were to 20 to Dj!lonyale
East evening. hut itieonH not be learn.
go sif they haG made any arrests.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
She Doesn't
Know Lappe
MRS. HARTJE SAYS SHE is limo
CENT OF WRoNeDolNG AND
is HAPPY.

LIGONIER, Pa, Oct. S.-"Who Is
this Howard Lappe who received let.
tiers bearing on the case?"
a do not know him; / never heard
OF him." VI
What connection had he with you
or your sisters anil why did your sis.
tiers wrie him in reference to money
matters?"
II know nothing Of the man and re.
fuse to discuss this feature of the
case"
Were you in Ireland or near that
country during your visit abroad. when
Nadine was visiting in IreIand?"
81 cannot answer that question Pos.
sibly It would be to my interest to saw
something. but upon The advice OF nv
attorneys I refuse to talk" b.
"Why did your sisters write IN
T.appe In reference TO the divorce pro.
cee,lings and why did thew eypect 80
much money per month as II Is alleged
they did?"
~ know nothing about It. and plpase
please do not make me talk.
This conversation tool, placo Inst ev.
ening between your CORRESPONDENT and
Mrs, Mary Scott uartie n, tho Edward
| Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
DIP p 4 fIBlp
BIB mo

lion that the surface water would car AR
~ 1t away a very unsanltary ccondi.
ton prevails; which, in Mr. Bosom.
berg,s opinion, was the cause Of the
spread OF the disease. si
It is said that during the past week
three children. Clarence Mosser, aged
II; Edward weItzel, aged 8, and one
other. name not recalled. have died
from this dread disease. Five other
children Of the same locality are re.
ported as seriously III. ~ Z
The health authorities have been In.
formed heretofore of the appearance
of diphtherla at this point, and have
taken the usual precaution Of placing
warning signs. The other city depart.
ments will endeavor to better the san.
itary conditions by having a cleaning
up OF the locality complained OF.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
REPORTED THAT EPIDEMIC IEx.l
SITS IN 4 OUTLYING DIS tS 'sjS
" ~ i'is sTRicT.

ga-sF a. r
WHEELING. Oct. s Charles Bos.
enberg. a president Of the locality at
View street and Alley H. between
Thirtyrsecond and Thirty.thlrd streets,
reported to Mayor G. c. Schmidt Mon.
day that an epidemic Of diphtheria
seemed to exist among children there
and asked that the Authorities take
steps to abate It. 4
Mr.. Rosenberg stated that the four.
teen inch drop sewer did not seem
large enough to carry of the drainage
and as the residents OF that locality
seemed to have made it practice 10
throw their kitchen otfal and other
refuse into the alley with the expecta.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
CUMBERLAND LYNCHlNG WAS
MURDER, SAYS JUDGE BOYD
Continued from Page one,

~ St.s oNS Otott
ly justified. but did that good officer do
that? No, he knew that If it was NOT
necessary to kill his prisoner, he
should not do SO. and even when his
suffering was and must have been in.
tense, he refrained from doing what
he could have lawfully done, AMI
turned his assailant over to the ot:l.
er officers that the law might take
Its course. Those who took part IN
that notifying action cannot think
II was In behalf Of Officer Baker, for
1t was and is thing that is dis.
honor to the memory Of the good OF.
iicer for he by his action plainly
showed that he would rather die him.
self than commit what he must have
thought would have been murder.
The guilty persons should be, appre.
hended. indicted. tried and given the
full penalty of the law, and this granl
Jury should use all the time they deem
necessary In hunting down the guilty
ones. ~ -
1T is highly gratifying to learn that
the Catholic societies as early as Sun
day, passed resolutions disappearing
the fhob's action. In connection with
what have Just said call the at
tention OF the jury to the laws relative
to carrying concealed weapons. Had
the worthless negro been without a
revolver the good officer would now
be living. and many other crimes
would be avoided II persons would
not carry weapons Another law
feel Is In connection with this crime
of Sunday, the liquor law. There ara
dives in this city which should be
closed. This grand jury should look
into these places and take such nc.
ton as the law allows. You have
the power to recommend the suppress.
sion of the license. and In this connec.
ton would say the good citizens Of
this county should call the attention
OF the court to all applications for
licenses where 1t Is known It will not
DE a proper place, nor conducted IN
a proper manner. The court CANNOT
refuse license unless some one re-
monstrates and follows 1t I'D with
evidence. am informed that ut least
SIN saloons are in the neighborhood
OF the place where Officer Baker re.
ceived his wound. All the unlawful
carrying OF weapons and the existence
OF these awful dives are responsible
direct for the crime and the awful
consequences which follow. Hereto.
lore | have always advised the grand
Jury to be MS expeditions as they can
| would here advise You to take as
much time as You deem necessary 10
find out all the violations of the law,
those who took part in the mob vic.
lence. all who are guilty of carrying
concealed weapons, all who are run.
n'nS the dives and low saloons and
any other places of trouble or nnlaw.
fulnoScn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
BRANCH ] !. OFFICE y /
OPENED sYMusGRAvESANDss SONS
Z ON WATER STREET FRS &
WARD. sis sIss =


Ell Musgraye and Sons have opened
an Undertaking shop at 500 water
street as a branch to the main place
Of business which IS located oil Mon
roe street. Al The new ndertaking
rooms will be under the direction on
Mr. "A. ". Musgraye and Isl fully
equipped. The branch establishment
was opened to assist the main place
while the bridge across the river 10 Il
building. siS3s X 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. w: Musgrave have
moved from Fifth ward to 32s! Water
street, First ward. s2Sfss VI Is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
JUDGE DAYTON DISC HAReEsg AT
IS ToRNEY RIG HARD SON UPON Y
WRIT o ,HABEAs
X CORPUS. Il sf5

CLARKsBURG. Oct. s.-Judge Day
ion returned yesterday morning and
Federal court reconvene'l at 10
o'clock. Il u
A motion was made by the plaintiff
In the case Of Nutter, as administra-
tor of the estate OF Gilbert Matheney
VS.. Tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. to have the same remande,
to. the Circuit Court Of the State. This
Is an action for damages Of $4,000
for the death OF Gilbert Matheney
while working for the Phillips Sheet
and Tin Plate Company, was struck
by dead car. The 3. and 0. dis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
cut q HIS | lis; THROAT
AGED soTTLER COMMITS SUI.
eide UNDER VERY TrAGlc
CONDITIONS.

i Z h I . . .
AZ PHIADELPHFA. Pa. Oct Sly.
man Hungcrlieder. aged. 50 years. a
bother q this city, committed sui.
eide last night by cutting his throat
under unusually tragic conditions. I'm.
able to meta Judgment, he took his
I six year old son. John. and went to
Ais place5of business. Hc sharpr,,o,.
Ia large knife and when he had finished
ne sent the cnil.f home. telling him to
bring Ms mother to the office. When
The wife responded. she found Hun.
ssgef7Ieder with his throat cut, Half
IAN hour later Mrs. HungerlieAer re,
sreiyed a,ietter from New York which
Sfontafned check sufficient to cover
The J Sdgmcnt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

John Fisher who resided at.,he cor.
sner3 OF Ogden avenue and Quincy
street; has moved to $Pierpont avenue
and is occupying one Of The houses
recently erected by the Falrmont
M 81 Company.
Justice and Mrs. E. s. Amos left
This morning for jamestown, where
4 they; swNS spend several days.
Sheriff n. R. Furbee is at Burners
schooEhouse to-day collecting taxes.
IS Mrs, Roy Tough, Of Morgantown,
is the gnest ofrelatives ii, the city
y Mrs. Lydia tParill, Of shlnnston,
spent yesterday in the city en- route
80 Warrington. \. \
aIr and Mrs. Tot Reed, Of VOLTS
Summit, are the guests ofrelatiyes In
IheS ety. Il &; h; y u
Mr.. and Mira Richard shurtleff anl
shild have returned from a "trip 70! the
Jamestown, Expo sition, and Atlantic
Z City. n ;SSs3 n II u Z; u
MISS HARRIET Patton, who had been
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
Co CT GETS
HIS PEEDOzNi
! ! z Z Z Z, ~ llIlIl N

claims liability. a 81. 5t
The motion was argued and the gde:
cision suspended. M
Attorney E. NJ. Richardson who was
two years ago convicted ola conspi.
racy against the Federal government
was discharged upon writ of habeaa
corpus. Attorney Charles 5McCamic, Of
Monndsyille, represented Mr.. Richard
son. Mr.. iMcCanic is the same attor.
ney who assisted lawyer Fields in his
habeas corpus proceedings lastsweek.
The afternoon session was devoted
to the argument Of the case OF Mer-
ritield, administrator Of William Mer-
riaeld against the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. 1t is alleged by the plaintiff
in this case that the defendant com.
pany through It's negligence caused
the death Of William Merrlfeld.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
NOTICE so CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF Art Wall Paper
and Paint Company, a corporation:
In pursuance. Of decree Of the In.
termediate Court Of the county Of Mar.
ion, made in a cause therein pending,
to subject the real estate Of the said
Art Wall Paper and aPlnt Company to
the payment Of Its debts, you are re.
CURED to present you claims against
Art Wall Paper and Paint Company to
pany for adjudication to Harry Shaw,
commissioner, at his office in the court
house Of said county, on or before
the ed day ct October next. u
Witness, R. 3, Parrish clerk Of said
court this 18th day q September 1907.
;ss R. p. PARRISH, 81
Sept. 1s, p. 80. Aug Z a. Clerk
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
CAT CAUSED
NEGRO'S DEATH
oE,ctKtaANps FELL ON STEAMER
Y * y tl,r,Asytis Y AND WAS 4
NJ DRo i,NED.

WHEEI.IN oct. flames wade.
a negro deckhand on the steamer kan.
awha. was droWaed yesterday aster.
noon at . o'clock atS the local iandlns.
The The man w y. making his frsttrip on
the Kanawha, having shipped 1t Char.
lesion Sunday morning. HIS home was
Wheeling, II Is Sundersto ind lie
was quite q tayorite with the other NE
sroes on the boat He was about 2sIa
years Of age and sing
When the Kanawha drew alongside
ofithes local landing yesterday, among
her freight was a number IL calves.
The work Of unloading these vas
started and Wade was leading d salfs
along the freight deck. when In Its
struggling the calf went overheard.
Wade ran along the out guard ems
dearorlng to catch the animal and
stepped on the wheel. The wheel al
the time was turning lust sufflcIenfly
for the boat TO stem the current and
when he seized AZ he was oyerbals
anced and thrown into the stream.
Young Wade swan well and was
enabled to keep himself up Tor quite
a time. but finally sank about the foot
Of Twelfth street, 4
But few persons on the boat we're
aware Of the drowning. but ship
Carpenter Dunleyy vas a witness.
and he called to- Wade to stay away
from the wheel. and even tried ID
stop II but too late. He then raised
the alarm and a boat was lowered.
but no trace Of the negro could IBID
found. though quite a lengthy search
was made. With the present stage Ill
the Ohio It is probable that the BODY
was quickly carried down stream IA
considerable distance. N
The calf the innocent cause; al the
negro's death. swan ashore below the
Armstrong barger at the wharf ana
was caught.
The drowning attracted hundreds
to the wharf as the news quicilys
spread about town. g u II iis
a . II u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

WEST viRGlNlANs }
At THE LOCAL HoTELS, ;,
: 4 + + + + !. !. + j. \ X j. :;

TAVERN-Alfred Caldwell, Henry
Byrd, August Rockabrand. J. N. simp-
son. W. B. Campbell. Harry o. OFT,
F. E. Zook, NJ. L. McGill, Wheeling; J..
B. Fisher, Blanche Howard. Clarks.
burg; Joseph Moreland, James R.
Moreland, Theodore F. Imbach, Nor.
gantown; l.. c. Littlepnge. Harry
Downs. s. B. Chiffon, Charleston; o.
0. Osborn, Randall; H. E. Reeder,
Clarksburg: Jacob Shaffer, Michael
Orr, Wallace; NJ. B. Skigg, Walter
Simpson. Weston: Alex Zech. Grafton;
William Gailmond. Market; Charles L.
Robb. Elkins; c. E., Beatty, Manning.
ton. sE
MARlETTA-H. H.. Rose, C. D. Nc.
Gee. Warrington; Frank NJ. Sharp,
Worthington: D. E. Pomroy, Weston:
G. NJ. Joseph. L. W. Joseph, W. B.
Jones. W. Q. Watson, Adam Wheeler,
Morgantown; Fred B. Watkins, Mon.
ongah; A. c. Simmons, Freeman; G.
l.. Hildebrand, Montana; A. L. Ander-
son, A. H. Paugh, Clarksburg; F. NJ.
Keller, Hundred; R. D. Towzey, Buck.
harmon; $. Bradley, Wheeling.
MANLEY-M. Peck, Philippi; j. N.
Crouch, Clarksburg; ". L: Unborn,
|Bealls Mills; J. F.. Trippett, statlers;
Run; I. J. sambrox, Parkersburg.
WATsoN--7H. s. Chandler, Charles
Chadduck, Wheeling; R. Kelley,
Grafton. Il VI.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

II a West Virglnian want ad fails
to rent your house for you It is no.
because your nd has not been read
for every body reads the West vir.
glnian.
The man who depends on street
car. barn or fence advertisements for
trade will have some difficulty in get
ting his obituary printed on one Of
these inanimate objects.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
Badly Injured.

ELKlNs. Oct. SEE. 0. Curtis, a
machlnist at Quinn Bros. foundry st.e.
tanned severe injuries when his ciothes
was caught in the main shaft. His
right arm was broken Just below the
elbow and his right hand broken, in
addition to the side of his face and
body being painfully lacerated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
SANTA FEE INCREASES
WAGES OF OPERATORS.

TOPEKA. Kan, Oct. s.-The Atchi.
son. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Company has announced an increase
IN the wages of all telegraph operators
on the system. This is the second III.
crease in wages the Santa Fe opera
tors have had in the last twelve
months. The increases total about
S per cent. The road employs non.
union operators.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
The WEST VRelNlAN,s q oRoscao oI:. \
Far This Day, tuesday oetober Z 8, 1so ~


Turns upon him that hath the quarrel laid
This Is the 2slst day of the The day
is over this day the shadow Of stricken field
have charged assail lie Interpret rs Be-
beware Of quarres.
Let your in the hours be- the
that urneth away wrath The influence Of
ish anger that seems Justified At the time
countable later even to those who give way it,
For peaceful domestic duties the excellent
recipes for baking
by domestcs but delay reproof until
anxious twelvemonth Yet their business
they avoid the Of that they
ing the conditions
The boy most
show tendency
rash He will probably want go
Girl born 10 ait she
should literature and noy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

If it's FOR SALE" there is no
better way to let the people Of Ma
ron county know 1t than through the
want column of the West virginian.
Everybody reads.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08
Well Known Drug Store Bought BY
Martin Brothers.

John Martin and Charles Martin,
brothers, have purchased a. L. Par.
rish's drug store. The deal "; con-
summated Yesterday. The Martin
brothers are well known here. They
are both registered pharmacists and
took charge OF the store Immediately
after the deal was closed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

II you cannot secure the help you
want through the West virginian's
want column 1t Is time to give up In
despair. But don't lose hope till you
have tried this plan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

There is difference In placing you,
name and address on a street car
barn or board fence and real adyertls.
ing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-08

Hon: Harry Shaw. member OF tile
Board Of Directors Of the State PenI:
Tertiary. went to Moundsyille: this AFT.
ernoon. u! & n V "a $