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BOARD AND ROOMS

ls,-r1e insertions > cents per line, six
teen words seven times coosecuuYely. -,
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
- T-ibupe's Directory Of Desirable
Rooms Write FOR circular.
Full information concerning tness I.ol-.s --.s
- - ba5 cree af charge. at the Uptown
OFre oF The NsW-NorE ITlbliF. 4So7
F2-os dvgav. between 36th and 53th SIS.
pGT-F7 ST 146 EAST Desirable rooms. Al
fruuroverlerts. excellent table ana etleno-
srre- refined patronage refererces.
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JonN BANKS soNs STORAGE WAHr-
IIVI II.
40 Fast 5Gth st Onicc. Ids East Iith n.
~ N.rI. E...L

JOHN HANKS SONS.
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MACHINERY


AT REDUCED PRIcES.-oOO second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
Guaranteed; machinery bought and eZ-
changed GEO 4. EDDY. SoS Madison At
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANlC.--Tou CO..
man. good .epairrr. expert on alI KINDS
of automobile work good plumber fau!.
94a Avenue a
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GllRNNRm llME
OLD D0MlNl0a LlNE.


For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Ports
mouth. Pinuer's Point and Newport News.
Va coanccJiuE for Petersburg. Richmond,
Virginia Beach. Washington, D. c.. and
entire south and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier -. y. r.. foot Beach St, every week
day at p IT,
n 3 WALKER
vIce-President and Traffic Manager.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR. - Writes up
balances. systemat!zCs books regular tn
tervals, Will accommodate firms not re
quirIuS regular bookkenper; moderate rate.
Accounts. l4S East Goth 81.
ABLE BUSINESS AGENT. married, will
represent permanently. Ia France Amer
lean .Ims. commissions faithfully executed .
goods introduced. e. y albert. l3s 9th
ave.
ADVERTISEMENT WRITER wishes place
in East, Page-Dayis system. five years
printing experience good education. best
Recommendations and particulars furnished
Address Box ~. Chardun, ohio.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC.-Touug Coz
man. good 4epairrr. expert on all kiuus
Of automobile work, good plumber 'au!.
249 Avenue A.
BOOKKEEPER Young man. 49, as as
sIstant poDkkeeper- can operate fyge-
writer: experienced references. Max Poioge
&C East llzth 81
BOOKKEEPER, years experience; salary
SIS per week. or extra work evenings and
Sunday. terms moderate g. Dorney. l52
Rodney st. brooklyn.
BOY. strong. wants 20 learn plumbing
SCHNEIDER. 90 East End ave
RoY good. strong honest living with
parents wishes place where he can learn
plumbing or electrical trade d css C.
r. +. 349 5sth St. Brooklyn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service,
PLYMOUTH-CH AMBl ttCt;
batavia Mar. =. 80 am Deutschland. MAY % .
kaiserin new Mars 1pm Pretoria Mar ~
Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
To NAPLES-GESOA- &c.
Pomanic ..... Mar Q T%Moltke... May =
THamburg-- Mar III 4Ham burg June =
THMoItke Apr % PfMoltke..-... July :
4HambIrg. Nav Z +HanburS Aug. IL
sHas Grill Room 4Gynnasium-
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STORAGE NOTICES.


NEW YORK, February -. l@7.-To John
Newton Mrs J. FarrilI Elijah Moses,
/ Mrs. II. n. De Muth. Elizabeth Moore
Miss B. Quinn. Mrs. Nassau. Mrs 6oweTi-
Mayburv Mrs Walter MacGregor, MIS-.
Kate Matthews. Mrs. VIM. Reed, Mrs-
Annie Harrison. Mrs. Susan Berry MIS-.
n. Denison, Mrs. Georgia Williams, MIs.
l. Mallon. Mrs Agnes Boulgler. F. l.
Gallon. Mr. r. Gardner. Mrs. Harry
Stanley. Mrs. Lily Marshall. Mrs. 4.
Wilkins. Peter Thompson. Mrs. q. W
Hurst. Mrs Hattie Smith, Mrs b. Bradley.
Leo Spandau. James Fredericks. Mrs Z.
| Blair II Gross, ". Clausman, Mrs. Mary
= Brooks Il. & Thayer Mrs. Annie Scud-
der Mrs J.. Anthony Frances MacFarland.
Arthur Gebhardt. MrE. Lizzie Sanders. Miss
Helen Blye. Miss :. Melville, a. II. Bayer,
l.. Grey, Mrs Alice Jacobs, Alice Reilly
Mrs. Hicks Mrs Mary Ward Mrs
Carrie Ford, Mrs. C. hazyck George
Wetzel Mrs. Bevan, J.. Sumber. George
Davis. Mrs NJ. Bowlcs. l. Hamilton.
Mrs. /. PIendergast, James Sheridan. 4.
Alcom. Mrs. Helen Christian, Mrs. c.
1 Cooper: You and each Of you are hereby
notified that the time FOR payment of my
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof
had been given you. ] will cause such prop
erty. 20 wit household goods. personal cf-
fects and merchandise stored by you rr
IN your name IN the Guaranty. Storage
Warehouses. to be sold At public auction.
according TO the statute IN such cases made
and provided. al my warehouses. 81 Bnd "lS
West 4Ist st. New York CITY on Friday,
March H. 1907 al 1890 a. m. and if the
sale thereof is not completed on the said
date thr same viii be continued at the
sAi.l, place on each and every Friday there
AFTER. beginning al 1890 a. m. until the
sale = completed. Guaranty Storage Ware
Lou=es. John }. webb. Proprietor.
JOIN BANKS SONS STORAGE WARE
HOUSE.
40 Fast 1Gth ST Dncc. ioa East !ith ~.
New York Feb. u 1897
To Henry krahe. IN West 9Th St. On
einnau Ohio. Mr. NuEel 80 East FIth ST..
Nrw York t1ty Mr. Mcclure, 2l@ East
10Th ST. N~w YORK city. Mrs Gailisau 243
Last sIst si New York city: Net EN
ures-. you and each or you are hereby
fotinad that The time i0r the payment of
our lien upon the jrpUaIiH hereinafter de
scrlhed having expired aftrr due notice
thereof had been given yGu. We VIII cause
such property 10 wit: household goods.
personal effects. etc. stored by YOU or IN
your name IN the John Banks sons Storage
WaFeh use tp be sold al public auction nc-
lordiuE 10 the statute 81 SUCH case made
and provided st Periaeft"r Shatz's Auc-
ti1u Rooms. IS University Place. on Wedn-s
day. March II. 1907 AT 1910 A. NJ. and n
, the grie thereof r. not completed on said
satf The same viii he continued si tSe
same place -. ..yery "Wednesday fheTeaftc-.
beginning ~ i0:20 A ~ Until tho sale is
completed. .,-,-=. e,,--
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BREWERS AGAINST LOCAL OPTION BILL

The introduction again In the Legislature Of the
local option bill. which defeated before. has
stirred up the unions OF brewers In snd around
New York. A letter sent yesterday by Brew
ers' Union No ] to the Central Federated Union
asking il to indorse its action q last year In op-
posing the measure and also TO Oppose It by every
possible means at this session ol the legislature
The letter referred to the IN as an Infamous
measure" which was being introduced II the in
stance of q number of fanatics.
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n1srNrss CHANcEs

PFFv=FE-IA AZ making tOUU dispostng es-
f4f5fsfag cash practice. splendid oDpor-
turif- far purchaser. Medical. 2G3 West
I21fh ST.
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BALTTNORR & OEIO Z. r.


'paily.
Through Daily Trains 20 the West
Leave New York City 23d 81. Lily ST
CHICAGO. PITTSBUkG. T-0O am 6-OO an
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11-50 am LOO n n
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D, 3-50 pm 40O pm
.'PITTSBURG LIMIT D. ESQ pm 200 pm
GIN, ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 1l-5Q pm I 80 am
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOUISV.. $50 pm 600 PIN
Ofnces 245 asa. 1900 Broadway, 8 Astor
House. los Greenwich St, 25 Union Square
w sol Grand st. y. Y. 343 Fulton SIS
Brooklyn: West 23d s. and Liberty St
After D. n. Sleeping Car Reservations
anC full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
p s o. r r. 23d St Terminal 'Phons
No Chelsea S144-
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CHINESE RUG BRINGS HIGH PRICE.

CHINESE RUG BRINGS HIGH PRICE.
An antique Chinese rug. one Of the collection OF
Jutaro Harikawa. OF Kioto and Picking brought
tho highest price he final sale OF Chinese and
japanese works of art on Saturday at the Fifth
Avenue Auction Rooms No. 335 Fourth avenue
Chinese temple carpet brought 81 300 and a
japanese silk rug $500 The total amount realized
from the sale 81. 10
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DISKS .Sp OFFICE rcKxITuRE
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DEE-eadAK of y. Altman & Co. "H-
relrut ntter. artistic designer. Princess
JasfefH. latest styles. competent. eXrtr-
fl-e3- remodelilug: moderate address
I1essfI.s IeT s2B West 18th ri.
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CARPET CLEANING.

K.LCarpet Cleaning Works
oldest Largest, Most Modern
s27 a%D s39 WEST &5TH ST.
Tel agS-B-yant Established 1857.
u q lgRDE% EDWIN LF[TZ
j. & D. w. WILL LlAMs
SES W. 5ETR ST. c9ianSs: ii s$S r.
ChpFFI-L CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cjesns by compressed air. steam. hana
- gu aoor 1-Ss BROADWAY. 81 East 4otn
~ coz & FRANDT- Tel 1aS-S5tn.
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LackaWanna Raflroad.

LdCkaWaIlTa RAILROAD
Leave n. z. Barclay. Christopher. W 23d
1000 A A--For Buffalo. Chicago and 81
Louis
q 30 p. N Per BUfaio and Chicago
f4-OO P M--Fo- Scranton and Plymouth
Es0.1E p. NJ For Sufalo and chicago
se * p. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. itlaee.
q W a. A.-ChicRgO-Sleepers open s.S9
Tickets a, 14s. "a. 11s5. 14s4 Broadway.
y Y; 33a Fulton st. BROOKLYN 'Dally.
Except Sunday zIeaves ChTlsIopher ST.
6-1O Z. NJ WeekdayA
N. Y. N. z. & HARTFORD R. r
Ira rs depart fr0m Grand Central station.
S2d st and 4th Ave. as follows for
bOSION, Via New London q FroE--ffS on.
q 1000. * HOOP A NJ. z 1aS
Il l:O1. x 5.OO It 500. 5:OZ.
s912;O0 p. M, via Willimantic-ffS:C A.
l12:OO- 'lI4:0O. 'Il 90 P. n.
IAkevIlle ( Nors-4s 80 A NJ. +3-3I P NJ
Ct harrington. ScOckb-idge. Le1OU, Pitts
heli-44.54. fS;46 A Nj and 1881 p. u
Ticket Offices az cGrand Central station
and c125th St also CT c24j. 300. c1554
2 way. c25 Union Square, cls2 Fifth Ave-.
c24S Columbus Avs. c649 Madison Ave.
rfGS " 125th St 27Ss Third Ava In
Brooklyn. c. Court st. 4Is Nostrand AVE-.
sDaiiy- Except Sundays. Istops at 125ta
81. xStops az 125th St SUNDAYS only.
1Parlor Ca Limited Has dining car
eParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
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FOR SALE.

DESKS. rolltops: partitions. ratings, tables
safes letter presses, counters. Ehelylugs
wall mirror fixtures. stores. Offices ntteo
Finn Bros, 2S-32 Centre ST.
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WEST indies FH55SgEb. .fs5 E .s5 i Il. Mar 5.
TOURIST BUREAU

r. r. Tickets. hotel accommodations ana
general information about foreign trsl' T.
Travellers checks good all over the world
OFFICE. ~ BROADWAY. y. Y
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoboken
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HELP WANTED.

hIalG
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SO
20 500 I---thly corresponding for news
uauers. sure, steady work. no cHnyassing.
experience unnecessary, send for partlco-
lars Press Syndicate, LockIort. n 4
yvANTED.-Iu Il law office. as office boy. =
Christian boy. at least l6 years ~ age
and who resides with his parents. Address
In handwriting of applicant. q. W. BOX a'
Tribune once.
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Egypt Express Service

The splendid Twin Screw 5. :. OCEAN,
sails every Wednesday between
NAPLES AND ALEXANDRIA
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BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

MAol-Fa CTIEER- of billiard and poo
tables. high grade bow ling alley bulia
er- lowest prices. MAI;A BROS .
Union SQUARE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-19
Questions and Answers

SALT LAKE, May Twill you
please inform us in next Sundays pa
per about rates Of interest paid on
money in English banks2 Does per
cent mean pence or / shilling, or docs
il mean shillings on one pound ster-
ing9 That is the argument. Is either
rigbt7 READER.
Six per cent means six in the hun
dred; six pence on 100 pence: six shill-
ings on 100 shillingsi six pounds on one
hundred pounds. But per cent is un-
common interest in England.
OPHIR, Utah, May 16,-Gentlemen:
Please answer the following questions
in your Sunday paper: /. In base:
ball game can pitcher be taken out of
the box and in the middle of an inning
and placed in another positlonG =. II
so, can he be placed back in the boXP
a SUBSCRIBER.
!. Yes. .. No.
SCRANTON. Utah, May IL. A 10.
Gates n claim on the first of the month
and B locates the same claim on the
second of the month and gets it record
ed before A. If 4 records within thir-
ty days, whose claim is it0 .. Do the
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Required to make certified copies upon
Judgment of fees.
(6) Where there is n vacancy, rec
ords go to County Recorder.
SALT LAKE CITY. May I, 1907
When a woman marrics does she takc
her husband s full name for example:
Miss Sarah Brown is married to John
Jones. Is she Mrs. John Jones or Miss
Sarah Jones, legally?
In case of husband s death docs she
take his full name or use her Chris
tian name legally3 Note example
above, a SUBSCRlBER
Yes, in both cases, both legally and
sociallv: though in signing le~al papers
it is customary for the wife to use her
own Christian name.
SALT LAKE, May 17.-Pleasc an
swor the Following question IN next
Sundays issue of Your valuable paper,
and oblige a constant reader.
Where can | inquire as to position on
the Panama canal as steamshovel en-
gineer. Yours respectfully, F. ]. G.
TO the Secretary of War. Wash, D.
RICHFIELD, May 14.-Will you
please give the names and Office of
the members of President Roosevelt s
Cabinet in Sundays Tribune9
A, b. u.
Secretary of State, Elihu Root; Sec
rotary of the Treasury, George B. Cor
telyou; Secretary of War, William Fl,
Taft; Attorney General. Charles j.
Bonaparte; Postmaster-General, George
Won L. Meyer; Secretary of the Navy.
Victor II, Metcalf; Secretary of the
Interior. James r. Garfield; Secretary
of Agriculture, James Wilson, Seore-
tary of Commerce and Labor, Oscar 5.
StrauS.
WOODS CROSS, April 14.-Will you
please answer in the Sunday Tribune Cd
In what year was the explosion IN
Butte Montana, (2) hom much powder
exploded, (3) and how many people
were killed j. c.. KEIKSELL,
The explosion occurred January 10.
1895 The killed were 80 and large
number so seriously injured that death
resulted later. The quantity of pow
der that exploded is not known.
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
April goth, to May 10th, inclusive.

April 2eth, to May 18th, inclusive.
Via Oregon Short Line and Southern
Pacific. Following rates from Salt
Lake:
To San Francisco and return via
Ogden and S. p. both ways. .$31. so
To San Francisco and return via
Portland one way............ A. 90
To Los Angeles and return, via
Ogden and S. P, both ways, ;. 40. 80
To Los Angeles and return via
Portland one way. :. -. -. SO. 40
Tickets limited to July 3lst. Proper
tionately low rates from other stations
City Ticket Office, 201 Main street.
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REX DENTAL co.

Salt Lake, Mercantile Annex, 1o7- JOB.
109>l1o. over Walker s Store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-19

The photo of the winner of the First
Prize in The Tribune Beauty Contest
was made at the Chase Studio. A word
TO the wise. etc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-19

SALT LAKE CITY, May 14,-WiII
you kindly let me know result of vote
last fall. OH the mortgage taxa Also
please give the present address of An
drew Carnegie, in next Sunday Trib-
unc. AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
G.) The result was the adoption OF
the amendment favorable to the tax.
(2). Carnegie address is No. 2
East o1st street, New York City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-19

RICHFIELD, May 14,-Will you
please give the names and Office of
the members of President Roosevelt s
Cabinet in Sundays Tribunel
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
REPORT THAT NO. 8. MINE
WAS ON FRI. FALSE
(BY JOSEPH LEIINIAN.)

The great anxiety of all parties concerned caused by the
port that fire raging mine No. has been abaed by the
searching parties who declare that there fire
night The search given for awhile but resumed this
morning and at three o'clock four bodies taken
No and No yielded up three bodies of its enombed
dead The work is progressing fast it possible The
are in terrible state of chaos and the work necessarily be
slow. The men doing heroic work
The the has changed much since Friday
Thus far 50 bodies have been covered and the of 3
been identified The grief stricken who have recovered
from their dazed condition almost frantic but the relief that is
coming them causing them be rational There
stone left unurned in the relief work All the organizations in
the city taking steps to institute relief Many
working order and vigorously prosecuting the of charity
for the distressed sufferers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
Monongah Calls
For Help
RELIEF COMMITTEES NAMED
AND OTHER STEPS TAX.
LAST NIGHT.

Last evening the Monongah Re-
lief Committee, which is composed
of W. II. More, Mayor, as chair
man; 7. G, Price, VIM. lIaggerty,
VIM. Gaskin, Philip Pelligrino,
Frank Norris, secretary TO commit
tee; S. B. Montgomery, of Tun-
Melton, honorary member, address
ed general appeal for aid for the
destitute.
The following committee is sug.
gestcd in connection with the re-
lief feature instituted by the coun-
ell of Monongah:
The mayor Of Fairmont.
The mayor of ATonongah.
Rev. Father A. Boutlou, Of the
Catholic church.
Rev. II. G. stoetzer, of the Pres.
byterian church.
Rev. J, c. BrOOmfeld, of the NJ.
P. church.
J. NJ. Jacobs, Secretary Board
Of Trade.
Jos. Z. Sands, banker.
A representative of the Ladies'
Aid Society.
The members of the County
3 Board oar of Health arrived at Mo-
1nlo9ngalhl5 during the evening and
held d session sin2thc Curry Hotel
and after the meeting this notice
was issued:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

other man had arranged to move
away. but decided not TO move on
Friday, preferringa to wait till
Monday. To-day lie is among the.
dead. y young man from Cleve.
land whose name is not known
came in few days ago, saying he
wanted to earn some money. His
folks may not know of his where
abouts. lie, too, is among the
missing.
The body of one man was
brought home on Saturday and in
two hours afterward his wife
gave birth to a,ehild. 1t is said
that sixty of the widows left in
NIononeah will soon become moth.
ers of fatherless children.
Two brothers are said 10 have
had "a boarders at their boarding
houses, one ten, the other II,
Since the disaster they haven't i
boardcr left at either place.
The Polish priest reports that
lie has but ten men left in his con.
gregation at the church in Mo-
Inongah.
a small baby is said to have
been killed on the bill opposite
mine No. s when the explosion
occurred.
Some of the unidentified are no
doubt strangers who didn't want
anybody to know where they
were or what they were doing.
Their relatives will never know
what became of them. Their re-
mains will lie in the potter's field.
until the final call for all the in
lhabitants of,the earth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
SIDE STORlES HEARD AROUND
Scene OF THE mine HORROR

{ ..r ~ ~ ~ - 4 ~ -.
ois aegspap per men would
Aaye aShard time 70 exaggeratei
the awfllhess Of this great eatas5
trophe, said d prominent minis.
ter to a representative of the
West Yifgiaian yesterday while
on one sof the crowded ears re.
turning from Monongah. And tile
minister's remark suggests the
thought that the newspapers all
ever The country have been very
conservative in their stories, es-
peciaIlg as to the number Of dead.
Most Of the papers have under
estimated tile number rather than
oyer estirnated it! Very few SEN
sahonal stories have gone out
when we consider how great the
Temptation is under the circum-
stances.
One of}the rescue party was
talking III d crowdfof people yes
terday and he said, SsThe people
who are on the outside Of the
mines know nothing at all of the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
SUNDAY BROUGHT SUNSHINE Bot
COULD MOI lISPi THE GLOOM
3(Byl L. M. DAVIs.Il

sunday morning brought sky
was fnms that had hovere
oyer ated Mononsah since on Friday
had vanished the thin hope tba MI
been hitherto some comfort more
n gloom could be to cast its
OF most every Thrifty Village
IN the OF the fact that the sons Of
brothers and husbands for the scores hat
now widows and orphans had myrous suddenly
vanished than the smoke The
vacant the places at table
empty from which and were wont to come ON
the Sabbath day the silent and the pastors
Of the various churches boarding houses sim
gle patron and lodges reduced that enough
ing members not left to form meeting
Such only brief outline Of the awfuness conditions
left by the horror known history
Anguish of heart and fearful sorrow only
forts experienced much physical suffering
the dismembement Of homes in that children have
gone hungry lily clad taking themselves
cold in their sorrowfu vg No money buy
Continued ThreeJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
R6dlZlndldn

InSartistic effect and in the
splendid workmanship dis
played they excel even the
Unframed products of the
red men.
Every one Of the Hiawatha
styles is patterned after a
genuine Indian design.
These slippers are soft and
eoTnfo rtab le-ideal for house
Wearand they'll wear long
or than any other slipper you
can buy
WeS are showing a great
variety of these for Men,
Women and Children.
Prices $500 to S1.75.
You can think of nothing
more useful, or that will
make a nicer Xmas gift, at a
! small price, than a pair of
house slippers.
q are prepared to fit out
HE entire family with good,
comic lille slippers, made
up of felt and leather, plain
and fancy:
Come in and look them
oper: w 9 will lay the styles
aside for you. i i sizes s u do l.,
not ct twill change later.
shurtleffs 8 NJ elton
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09
LN0NONGAH8 SENDS OUT APPEAL FOR AID
WHICH ISsBEING GENEROUSLY
RESPONDED TO
MoNoNGAH's APPEAL FOR HE LP.
MoNoNGAH, w. VA, Dee. 5. 1ao7.
To the People Of West Virginia.

To
On Friday December e at 1920
$40
and need Of aid Many Of our best under hills
the State
nevoent Organizations
give assistance God
BILE treasurer Respectful S.l
w. MOORE Mayor
s. Montgomery, o
sufeings
Of and children The
sst
some vwrln
The of the suffering Ito
that
first organization in the
aid auxiliary
The Presbyterian Church has pbug vicinity
to the Q drphans f
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

Attorney Smith engraye anything sold
from brief visit store free
Smith has visiting forn ~ Won sont
two weeks. tho ,ev,er = ~ ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

: ! i ! 4 + !: !. i. i. \ J. j. = +
: PRESIDENT OF COAL COMPANY
SENDS MESSAGE &c soyENoR.
twelve O'clock to-day the FLOWING telegram sen. to
= Cow Dawson by President C. W. Watson:
!. Hon VIM M o. Dawson,
Charleston W. Va
Everything quiet Rescue W rk moving slowly everything
total of recovered Have un
doubted oyeesmaed number of only determine
actually taking nun started Fire
Trader No in office States personal knowledge
of working and he has since maxi
casualty at No will estimate as
taken from rolls 74 at No true a,
+ = No. 8, total will not exceed $50
c. W. WATSON.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-09

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The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Made Of Ginghams. Sateens, and Law
IN black or cOlors-trimmeG Also IO
Few prettier patterns. with pink AQ
ana blue collars and cuffs, at.
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: DEIsREND'e
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Bargain Table Specials
That Will Prove Worth
Your Inspecting

1910 Child's Ribbed Under
bodies, small sizes only. 49,. SAC
125zc child's Black Hose. 800. 7szc
25o Boys wash Pants. ...... .l2I6c
&c Val Lace and Inserting, I'd. 17so
15o No. 80 Taneta silk Ribbon. $40
1sc Brass Extension Curtain
DC Plaid Linen Napkins ...... l7sc
1sc Embroidery scarfs and
..------- $40
loo Embroidered Turnover
SO4Ia'IS -------------- S7sc
Csc Military Carriers ........ 1sc
IS Children's Muslin Draw
ers and Bodies ....t ..I o7.o
Heavily Embroidered Wash
121ac Ladies Corset Covers 615c
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Special Prices ON Wash Suits

5000 Shepherd Plaid Sults-made n
pony jacket style. black and white check
trimmed In black and white braid:
natty dress suit. Looks like an ex
pensive cloth suit. Just no
the. thing for now. AT 9 u
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