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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

ness In tie city BE was seen coming
from tie clrcas after the concert
y W Philips y L Hamilton. Jake
Brumage, a. q. Riggs, joshua Grimm
James Dsyore > d. OFT Franklir
Kennedy, Lee Murray L. D. Beatty
Cyrus Nay ]. B West, H L. Camp
bell, q. \, Hess, Walter Hibs, n. N.
Straight Lipe Youst E. ]. FIubarty
and many many. others were in the
city yesterday on business and most
of them brought the children and had
a good time The day was delightfully."-
cool and no dust and it could not have
been a more comfortable day andOey'
.erybody enjoyed the show
The man with the big snake on Wat
er street had pretty good day, as
there were a great many people who
wanted to be humbugged The snake
was not 50 large after all but the fel.
low who got caught would not tell IT.
so the fake went on all day
HID AHA and A NJ Glover, who have
been spending their vacation at Web
ster Springs, have returned They re-
port the crowd very small theree on
account Of the cold rainy weather
Mrs J A JolIitfe, Of Littleton, who
has been very sick for the past four
weeks, is reported slightly better to
day
Mrs John Hough, Of near Farming.
ton, has undergone an operation for
cancer Of the breast Dr. Ice is the
physician
Mr. Smith, of the Eureka Pipe Line
Co, who underwent an operation for
Appendicitis at Cooks Hospital, is i'm
proving very slowly
Most OF the Fats and Leans are able
to be out again after their strenuous
game of,ball
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
Schools books at Globe Book Store.
Watson Hotel building #
sustalned Broken Leq.

Sam vlllante, an italian miner ar
Enterprise mine. on ruesa,y ieH of
the trip in front of the rear CIR which
ran over him, breaking rs lefl leg
between the knee and ankle vlHan,e
is about 10 years Of age single He
was brought to the 4iners Hospital
on the afternoon traln
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
School books and supplle Globe
Book stOre. watson Holel eIag L
: Movlnu Rloht Aionol

The work on the piers tur the new
bridge to take the place Of the old
suspension structure S ppgressins
nicely. Tie first pier practicaNg
finished and work on the second one
has started. Three catloads Of iron
for the supsrstructure Is nov being ul.-
loaded. Other material Eillbs placed
as fast as 1t can be handled
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
cempllmentarY 10 euests.

Miss Pearl Floyd entertained few
friends informally last evening at her
home on Watson avenue compliment
tary to Misses villa and Margaret
Cunningham, OF Washington, D. c..
the guests of Miss Daisy Prichard and
Miss Anna McClung, of Burnsyllle,
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Cunning
ham. Cards and other games were the
diversion of the evening. A tempting
luncheon was served. Miss Mcclung
returned to her homsltAis nothing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
Tbbse pIenlcs To-nay.

Traction Parl Is PIE Gene Of much
festiyity iSls afteEnoon. thlee different
picnies being held there TAe annual
outing Of the Parish Of Chris church.
the Baptist sunday school picnic and
also Of the Lutheran senday school.
Special cars conveyed HE plclnicke1s
to the grounds and picnic suppers viil
be a feature Of the days enterain-
ment
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

Afr. antAlfs y ". SlaVson. OF Ch'-
cago ths iormer 8 member or TIE chi.
cago Board d Trade. ars 10 The ciiy.
the gsestsot Afrs. y. a. MUM. on i.'-
Gust ayenpe They me en- route home
from; i ttip Ia Canada. the New Eng
land states anu eastern cities. They
came here q SOC III slasson's moth
er Mrs. Nsrgare Burbrldse slaUs1o
who Is a gaest Il she Npsau home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
Hun av FaiI q an,

BIZ ollyerio, an Italian miner at
Globe mine near cIarls1atg susiain.
ed a broken arm and several conIhs.
ions on TIE body from tali Of slate
The accident occurred yesterday
oliyerio isa single man BE aas
brought to the city on de eleven
O'Clock car and was taksn 70 ihe ,ll.
ness' Hospital.
West ylrgtntan want adspay Try
one and SEE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

"Are you hurt, John?'
Eyes, dear, l am afraid three or four
of my ribs are broken"
well, don't feel bad; it doesn't
show. Houston Post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
HARVEST TINE"
For Contestants

(contirusc treig PAGE onel
man a Withdrawal from tie contes
at This time
To-day ushers IN the beginning Of
the end Of sthe battle Of ballots that
for the last 1--WE weeks has claimed q
larger share Of public attention than
has ever before been given to any sim
liar undertaking in this section ot
West virginia.
Figuradvely speaking. 1t is the be
ginning Of the.reaI ''hay making time
for the candidates and their friends
who are helping them gather in the
Votes. and II thefiguratiye vein might
be continued it could be added that
The "sun is shining brightly over all
the West virginlan's well cultivated
fields and that the candidates are find.
ing and reaplng a bountiful harvest
Of votes and the ending is full Of
promise"
Never before has there ever been
shown such remarkable unanlmity In
connection with a campaign of It's
kind, and rarely Il ever, mas there been
such a total absence Of anything
which could interfere in the smallest
degree with the friendly relations that
haxe existed between all those inter
ested.
Only two more days remain in which
success or defeat will be meted out
to the worthy contestants. Many of
our readers have said that they will
regret the passing of this event into
history as the features Of the contest
has aroused the strongest human In
terest and the reading of the evening
has been enllyered by the Interesting
changes in the slate from time to time.
One of the public halls will be Sc
cured and at o'clock Saturday even
ing when the last vote will be cast all
the records pertaining to the contest
and every vote cast since the begin
ming will be turned over to the COM
mIttee which will Immediately count
the vote and declare the result.
All contestants are requested to be
present to witness the manner Of the
closing of the contest and to look aft
er their interest.
The West vlrginlan on next Monday
will contain a full report Of the end
ing of the contest.
A very narrow margin separates
the contestants when the rapidity with
which votes are being secured is TAX
en-. into consideration and the white
heat of interest will be maintained I'M
i'll the closing hour.
With only two days remaining Of
the friendly struggle the forces of tne
contestants are being lined up for the
final test and some hustling of decid-
eddy strenuous nature is the result.
The voting this week does not show
this, but If one were permitted to look
over the books Of voting certificates
now in the hands Of contestants AMI
see the record in the business office
Of the West vlrginian of tne number
Of these books that are now out in cir.
culation the vote that will be deposit
ed on the closing night would not be
Of such great surprise.
BE SURE AND GET THE NAME
on EVERY CERTIFICATE AND
HAVE ALL BOOKS AND sUBsCRIP-
TONS PROPERLY FILLED OUT,
SEALED UP AND DEPOSITED
WITH THE MONEY FOR ALL SUB.
sCRIPTIoNs, WITH THE JUDGES
PROMPTLY AT So'CLocK sATUR-
DAY EVENING.
All parties who have certificate
books out and are not using them wrll
please return them at once, all who
have books in use will be requested
to have taem on hand at the close of
the contest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
MORGAN Family Reunion.

The second annual reunion ofAthe
Morgan family will be held on Tues
day, September the third. at Jerome
Park, Morgantown. The programme
for the day will consist Of a few short
addresses, musical selections and a
basket dinner. In thee evening an In
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

Mamma, Mrs. oldcastle just went
wtlaoyer our new bust of Shakespeare
Ehen she was here this afternoon"
Burst my dear, burst. Mercy
sages, how can you use such slang'
Andyoulve been to Europe twice, too"
CHICAGO Record. Herald.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

formal reception ull be Ao'i p, ne
home oi ST. John Morgan. Train Cor
siorsaniorn win leave filrmoli ,t
--fs g. Dr. retrrnire Ull| leave ta''
place q, $40 p MI Every one
sarre1 hearty welcome and it is de-.
siIsd ia. al members Of he family
attend
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

A woman waits for a man to pro
pose, but after they are married she
waits a good deal more for him to
come home nignts.-New York Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
Schools books az Globe Book store.
Watson Hotel building #
Imltators are not loFed 81 a. -.

Imitators are not loved bY tue AM
orleans, nor is the manniacarer who
endeavors 70 initiate 4 ven adrerils'
ed article but using q similar trade
mark or package, hoping q fool the
public. Do not be tooIed-=lnslst on
getting what you ASK FOR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
THE WEST NRelNlAH's HOROSCOPE
For This Day thursday, August q, 1897.
To-day the planets sugur counsel SAGE

The 241st day OF the year; moons age 20 days
This day Venus leaves the sign Of Leo Virgo
most conghI aspect sarn in beneac
@An ancient man pointeth this day tie
your perpexg may be- confidently to The aged
this day VIII come colnseL comfort or suecor
An excellent fortune promises to Who physical
touch with theearth in these Dealings
ers are favorable sign Buying selling land
should turn we'll
Ask no ayors this day before the sun hls set
Those whose birth this must beware Of
Of theoads Before the three roads branch
ing on before them beware asnge unless they
end OF the way clear
The child born to-day VIII pc moderately slccessi Ia e The
faults guarded aganst training e Of l
IA tendency tos hirk deelsions
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

We are the only sore Carrying The
complete line Of city and count chool
books. Globe Book store II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

uniysBity Girl 70 81 Married
Cards have been issued tor the we'd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29

sWANTED-Glrl for general house
work Apply so7 BenOni avenue. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
FOR RENT

FOR RENT = Three comfortable
rooms, 11s Clay street ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-29
WANTED

WANTED-Boy u to II years OF age,
mat Is not afraid Of work for steady
Job at west virginian ofice. tt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
Form and Interpretation.

SECmoN 12G bill of exchange is unconditional order
in writing, addressed by person another signed by the
person giving it, requiring the person whom is addressed
pay demand at fixed detcrminabc future time a
sum certain in money to order to bearer
SECTION l27. bill of itself does operate assign
Of the funds in the hands of the drawcc available for the
payment thereof, and the drawcc is liable the bill unless
and until he accepts the -
SECTION l2S bill may be addressed drawccs
jointly whether they partners not but
drawCcS i'll the alternative in succession.
SECTION 100. An inland bill of exchange a bill which is.
It's face purports to be- both drawn and payable within
this Territory Any other bill foreign bill Unless !hr
contrary appears the face of the BILL the holder may
it : inland bill
SECTION l30 Where in u bill drawer and lruwcc the
person. where the drawcc fictitious person. per-
not having capacity contract the holder may the
Instrument at his opinion either bill Of exchange
promissory ."
SECTION 81 The drawer of a bill and any ncorscr may
insert thereon the name of person whom the holder may
in of need, that is say in the bill is dis
honorcd by nonacccpancc n"npaymcnt Such person
called the referee in of need 1t is in the option of the
holder to resort to the referee of need he
81 tit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24

, The sum payable, either for principal or interest;
j. The time or place of payments
t. The number the relations of the parties;
D. The medium currency in which payment is To e made
which adds place of payment where place o payment
is specified any other change addition which alters the
effect of tn" instrument in any respect material alteration
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
ACCEPTANCE.

SECTION 1872 The acceptance of II bill is the Specification
by the dUwcc of his assent to the order of the drawer The
acceptance he in writing and signed by the drawcc IL
must express that the drawcc will perform his promise by
any other means than the payment of money.
SECTION }3 The holder of II bill presenting the for
acceptance may require that the acceptance be written the
bill, and, if such request is refused the bill dis
honorcd.
SECTION 1874 Where acceptance sNSrcn a paper
other than the bill itself it does bind the acccptor except
in favor of person whom shown and wlo the faith
thereof receives the bill for value. ..N
SECoN 49, An unconditional promise IN writing accept
bill before it is drawn is deemed actual acceptance favor
OF every person. wo the faith thereof receives the bill
for value ".S. & .... ,...
SECTION 1856 The drawcc is allowed wchtyor hours
prcscntmcn in which decide whether he will accept
the bills but the acceptance if given, dates Of the day of
presentations
SECTION 49,. Where rawcc whom bill is delivered for
acceptance destroys the refuses within wcntyfour
hours after such delivery within such other period the
holder may allow 10 return the bill accepted nonacccpcd
10 the holder he will be deemed TO have accepted the
SECTION l3S. bill may be accepted before it has been
signed by the drawer, while otherwise Incomplete when
is overdue after it has been dhonorcd by previous
uso to accept. or by nonpaynent But when BILL payable
after sight is disonoc by noacccpancc and the drawcc
subsequently accepts it, the holder in the absence of any different
is entitled have tho bill accepted Of the date
of the first prcscnmcr.
SECTION 1870. An acceptance is either general qualified
general acceptance asscnts without qualification to the order
of the drawer qualified acceptance express varies
the effect of the bill : drawn H
SECTION 40. An acceptance pay a particular place is
general acceptance unless it expressly that the bill is
be paid there only and not elsewhere. "
SECTION al. An acceptance is qualified, which is:
l. Conditional, that is say which makes payment by the
acceptor dependent the fuflcn of condition therein
stated;
2 PARTIAL that is to say an acceptance to pay part only of
the amount for which the bill is drawn;
D. Local. that is to say, acceptance to pay only at par
tcuIar place;
>, The acceptance of of the drawces but
not of ALL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24


EiLor f., u, ,,, tit. .., a., his ,,Iocc &C r,sloro,
or f. tI. ,,,.t ofo 'rI IT, - ,,,o,I to receive Li It
t.r.:or
, # he live i, ~ I. and have, his place Of br.rcs. in
another rotoo .r,",. w. ..,, f., ;,rr rIocn: or
If bo !, .lia,': =; ..,I..r ,,,c, r,,o may l ort
TO the place v,orc n. j.. -, ..f.I.rriug,
Rnt WHOM, ,h , T.; ..Ir, received I, tIo Marty within
"% m"'le t' "' II Nv =. i", PLH M,'.''.
sent IN occ,r, with ,r,uIr,o,crs If mi. section
Srcr,ox luu vti r III. honor may Inc ,y,;vol obor mo-
f., ,l + - .,.. L,. ,rri,ni r of,,r ,l, ,i,,;,
to DIVA d,l,,i I ,y,i,,,r ,,o,, lo oy,r.s r ir,J
Srrr,oy no VI., t ,yoivcr i ,nLnIicJ in tL instr,,
mont iIr :; . Liz; Iio,r r,, all ,or,i,. l,, Whom, i -
wilton , rI Signature If IN in,r.cr il hind. him onIv
Srrr,n> M y,vor ,f nr,tost ,,brt,or in tc case of
q fr,i,, Li' r x,I,,,oo ,r ntjcr ro,,,I Instrument i
Doomed t m waiver NOT only Of formal nrac.t bn also If
Sr,.rn> H. Notice Of di.Ionor !. d.p,oj with whcn
,,.r ,L ,,i", 'I7 =, ~ II 7'
Sr,uo> l3 DELAY in pynr notice Of ,i.onor is excused
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f ,L, InrLr ami ,, in,,n,,nlJ 49, I$ It,i, ,ir,n, 49,
nnrip,ncc When bc roIn Of lIy cro.r f, oncroc notice
must Ia, riv,, Will, r,c.,,.,hI IL, li,;o,,,i,.
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dhoporcJ II may l nrotstod for rorocnton r mornoy
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thc cos. If FOREIGN, biIIs If cycIon,,, - -
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
ACCEPTANCE FOR HONOR.

SECTION lG Where bill of exchange has been protested
for donor by noaccancc protested for better security
and overdue, person being party already liable
thereon may with of the holder intervene and accept
the bill supra protest for the honor of party liable thereon,
for the honor of the person for whose account the bill
drawn The acceptance for honor may be for part only of the
for which the bill is drawn; and where there has been
acceptance for honor for party there may be further
acceptance by different person for the honor of another party
SECTION 1862 An acceptance for honor supra protest must
be in writing and Indicate that is acceptance for honor
and must be signed by the acccptor for honor
SECTION 1873 Where acceptance for honor does
pressy for whose honor is made is deemed be
acceptance for the honor of the drawer.
SECTION l64 The acceptor for honor liable the holder
and all parties the bill subsequent the party for whose
honor he has accepted.
SECTION 1913. The acccptor for honor p suc acceptance
engages that he will due prescntmcnt pay the bill according
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-24
Recorded April G, 1907.

r Maka and VT to William r Cas-.
tie tr; TT d; r p 533, l-2 r p 1872,
por r p $40 and pcs land, Wal
kane, etc, Koolaupoko, Oahu; r Ps
1855 and G979. Vineyard and Kua-
KIM SITS, Honolulu; pc land and life
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
THE NEWS OF POMARIA.
Death of Mrs. Adam Aill-Bethel
Academy Open-Heavy Frost
and Ice.

Pomaria, October 14.-Tne Bethel
school opened yesterday with Miss
Helen Knight, Of Honca Path, as
teacher. She is n graduate of Lime
stone college, and not Converse col
le"e as was stated in this correspond
encc last week.
On Friday night the ladies gave a
banquet to the Pomaria Camp of the
Woodmcn of the World. An elabor-
ate menu had been prepared, and the
affair is spoken Of by all who we're
present as IL most delightful one. A
number Of very happy speeches were
made by different members of the
Camp
The community was saddencd on
last Saturday evening by the death
OF Mrs. Adam Aull, who had been
sick for about a year. Besides her
bcreaved husband, she leaves twelve
childrqn and numerous other rela-
tivcs and friends to mourn her death.
The interment took place Sunday af-
tcrnoon at st. Paul's church, where
her pastor, the Rev. j. A. Sigh,
preached the funeral sermon to an
immense congregation of Sympathiz-
ing friends and relatives.
There was Il large frost in Pomaria
this morning, and in some places ice
also was seen. Vegetation has
doubtless been injured considerably,
especially in the low places. While
moi a great deal of the cotton mas
been killed, it's maturing has been
very much retarded. The fact that
1t was not killed outright, however,
will doubtless be good excuse with
the bears for further lowering the
price. S.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
DECISIVE STEPS
TO END STRIKE
PRESIDENT SMALL SAYS ALL
EFFORTS HAVE FAILED.
Treasury Depleted and no More
Funds Available-Strike With
out Presidents Sanction.

New York, Oct. 12.-Foilowing a
visit to this city of Labor Commits
sioner Neill, President Small Of the
Photographers union this afternoon
took decisive steps to close the tele-
graphers' strike. He sent the fol-
lowing telegram to all Of the lead
ing cities of the country:
"New York, Oct. II, 1907.
"Prominent New Workers appeal
ed to me to call the strike off. All
efforts at negotiation are exhausted
and the companies officials say they
will fight to a finish. The treasury
is dcplated and no more funds are
available. Requests for relief from
all sides are heavy and urgent. The
general assembly can not meet them.
The strike having been ordered with
out the presidents saction, recon-
mend that locals vote on the PROPOSE
tion."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-15
LOCATE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
A One Million Dollar Concern Wants
TO Come to South Carolina-Pay
Roll $4,000 a Week.

1t Is stated in the Grccnvillc Pied
mont OF few days ago that Lowe
and Company, of New York city,
l1rm composed of three business men,
VIII" are owners Of large mill, shirt
Factory and laundry, contemplate
moving their plant to some point-in
South Carolina. 1t is further stated
thai the enterprise represents an
outlay of one million dollars and
works three thousand operatives. fif-
teen hundred Of whom are skilled
workmcn. who will be brought from
the north. Il is Further stated that
all Of The operatives earn from eight
dollars per week up. The pay will
amount to about $4,000 il week.
.The secretary of the Greenvillc
board Of trade has received inquiry
IN regard to Greenville as a suitable
location for this enterprise, but that
1s no reason why the secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce of Newberry,
or someone connected with that Or
gamzalon, might not get in COM
munication with this firm and show
to them the advantages of Newbcr-
ry, as suitable place for the loca-
ton for their enterprise.
That much money invested in any
community, and especially the large
pay roll, which it represents, would
be worth the while of securing it..
Even if we do not secure il the effort
to secure it would he worth all that
1t cost to the community. It would
advise these men, and probably 9th
ers, that Newberry is on the map of
South Carolina, and has at least a
few enterprising and progressive
citizens, who are looking after the
interests Of the community.