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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-03
.FUERTES ACUACE-
ros en- Cidra.
PareGe que eI tahaGO va ALI Obte-
niendO bueD preCiO.
Aeuden de todOs los puehlOs de Ia Isla tahaquerOs
que snCusntran trabajo en- Ia Ioealldsd.
O. nelestr0 oorregp0nsaI egpeoiaE).

Mayo 2.-El mes de Mayo Balud6 esta
RIGA comarca con fuerteS aguaceros, por 10
que On nuestros campesinoS SO nota Ia mas
Tisuefa satisfaction, poF el bien que esa
lluvia Bupone para los frutos memories.
-Parece nuestTa arom6tica h aja de Ia
baco va teniendo buen precio, y con este
motive Sc nota slgdn contento On nuestrog
cosecheroB de este fruto.
-Es mucha la afusncia de tabaqueroB
que llegan este pueblo de distintoa pun.
tos de Ia isla en- demanda de trabajo; y
gracias al active 6 inteligente repre- esentan'
te de la fabrica don Apolinar Garcia,
cubano de bellas cualidadeB, quien les pro-
porciona trabajo en- 81 acto.
Sc nota gran actividad en- Ia Comisi6n
que ha de redactar el reglamento para uu
centro de instruction recreo que trats
de montarse en- este pueblo, debido las
gabias generosaS iniCiativas de don
Pr$xsdes Santiago, quieD lucha incansa'
blemente en- bien de esta hermosa obra, y
ha aalido presidente por unanimidad de
dicho centTo. .a~f
--Antss de aver Sc le di6 crisEiana se'
pultura una seflorita hija dedon Gsrtru-
dis Mufiiz, persona queTida en- este pueblo
en- cuyo acto acto di6 las gracias On senti'
das elocuentes frases don Pr6xedes San
tiago, quedando la altura de siempre.
En- esta Bemana ha salido para Espa.
ma don Eduardo Troncoso, comerciante de
esta plaza, en- visie de FecFeo.
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FUERTE INCENDIO EN
Ia 'Quinta Carload, 3"
Zen Ponce.
COnmemOralOn aIIi los OhHeTOS eI
Il de Mayo.
El sahadO Sc IsVarOR a sfsCtO Gxamsnss de In'
giles On Ia HIgh,nd Grammar School.
Ode maestro cOrrespOmSaI)

Mayo 2 -Ssrfan pr6ximamepte las Gin
fueTte incendio en- ests ciudad, en- la casa
Conocidn con 81 nombrs de "Quinta de la
Caridad," Bituada en- Ia prOlongaci6n Nor
To de Ia Gale Atocha.
Desde los primeros istantes ell pueblo
corri6 al lugar del Bipiestro. La Quiuta
fu6 totalmeDte paste de las Ilamas hubo
Esrio tenor de que el fuego ss propsgaTa
& las casas vecinas, no obstante hallarge
6,tas un POGO distantes.
A los pTimeros momentoB ell cuerpo de
BomberoH SO traslad6 al Iugar del giniestEo
Biendo in1tiles log esfuerzos realizados
por ell benem6rito cueTpo debido 4 la falta
de aqua
La Quinta Carload pertenecfa I'M se'
nor CrOsas J BegGu nos informan no esta
ba asegurada.
Por 10 que respecta la p6blica conBi'
deraci6n, Ia perdida de esta pTopiedad no
ha causado gran pena Ia sociedad ponce
hs. La mencionada finca era uu sitio
guuaB hiiaB de Eva, para consagrar las
horas de la noche al ''vivir alegre."
Los obreros de Ponce, afilisdos la
Federation Llbre, commemoraron aver la
para ellos. fscha del 10. de Mayo.
Ell mayor 6rden SO not6 en- todoB los &C.
toH.
Despues de recorrer algunas GALES de
ia ciudad portando banderas estandar'
tes las cinco de Ia tarde celebraron un
mass meeting en- la Plaza de las Delicias.
Por la noche tuvo lugar en- el tsatro ''Ls
Psrla," uua magoffca velsda en- Ia cual
hizo uso de la paIabra el Lcdo Matienzo
Cintr6n Ell senior Matienzo estuvo elo-
Cuents y 50 diScurso sobre economic fu6
de gran enHe1anza para las CIaseS trabsja'
dorRs.
So llenaron conciencia todos los ntime'
rOs del programa resultandO la vslada
muy varisda y On extreme agradabilfsima.
Ell Eabado Sc llevar6n & efsCto en- el
salon de confsrencias de Ia Highland
Grammar School, los ex6menes de ingles
para los prOfeSores puertorriqueios. Ests
ex imen Bera oral y el tribunal examina'
dor eatar6 Compuesto de Mr.. Kelly inSpec'
tor de este Distrito y otros dos inspectores
nombrados por el Departamento.
OportunRmente daremos cuenta del re-
sultado de los mismog.
Para mediados del presente mes SO
nombrar& la uuevA directiva de la socie.
dad "Club de Sehoras."
En- los primeros dias del corriente
mes said para San Juan, en- asuntos del
Bervicio, don Enrique del Vale, Marshall
de Ia Corte Municipal.
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Meeting y manifestation Ohrera en-
CaguaS.
El entISTTO alIt dc Ia VIrtuOSa ssTOrIta Maria
MaIdOnadO.
(De nuestrO cOrrespOnsGI).

Mayo 2.-Verifc6se aqui aver, la &C.
lebraci6n del primerO de Mayo, con una
fiesta obrera Sali6 & las cuatro de Ia
ttrde uua manifestation pac1ica, compues-
ia de Ia mayorfa de los obreros torcedores
de esta ciudad y de varios of los. Dicha
manifestation recorri6 todas las GALES
ameniz6ndola una buena orquests.
Rsalizado este acto, SO reunieron en- Ia
plaza, en- donde habfa una tribuna. Desde
allf pudimUs cir Ia elocuencia de varios
ObreroB que dirifan Ia palabra al pueblo,
Bignifcando en- Bus palabras, 10 que simbo-
lizaba para elloB el 10. de Mayo.
Habl6 en- primer t6rmino Celestino
Bel6n, 20. Moralito, 30. Rafael Sierra, 10.
el joven Gonzalez (s) Leon, de San Juan,
80. Natalie Bsyonet, SO. Alfonso Torres
70. Aurelio VillarinY. TodOS estuvieron
Correctos en- su peroraci6n, pero el que
mas SobreSali6 fu6 el jOven Bayonet. Su
discurso fu6 altamente doctrinario y, reci.
bio enthusiasts aplauso5 del pueblo en- ge.
neral.
Aver, & la bora del meeting, pas6 por
frsnte 4 la tribupa~61 entierro de la que
On vida fu6 Maria Maldonado, obrera
honrada y virtuoBa = fue Buspendido Ell
meeting para irIs 4 acompanar hasta eI
csmenteriO, en- donde despidi6 ell duelo el
joven t6rcedor Gonza' ez. de San Juan y
el obrero don Fabian Zyas. Ambos ha-
blaron de Ia inmoltalidad del alma y de
las virtudes que poSefa la sefiorita Maria,
por 10 cual, no dudaban que irfa otro
mundo gozar de meior ambiente.
La concurrencia era inmenBa. Y por
cuyO motive me ercaTgan Bus hermanos
exprese su gratitud los concurrentes
al pueblo en- general, por su noble Conduc.
ta. Eo particular, su hermano Eladio
Maldonado que reside en- Vega-baja y que
vino su entieFro, me encarga de So adios
a todos pus amigos y su grstitud & todos
Forque hoy regresa su residenCia. Que
da Complacido el amigo, dessdndole un
feliz regreso,
-Herminio Zsvaia de Fpjsrdo, sedujo
& su promstida Julia Ssrrauo de Rio
Grande. Hubo, con tai motivo, un pro.
CeBo. Ante el tribunal declare Herminio
que no habfa motivo de quimera, puest6
que 81 estaba di'puesto casarse. En- Wis.
ia de clio, 81 f,csl Torres Grau, avis6 al
juez BaEan para que 90 pFesentara & Cerrar
los esponsales. Llegado al juez, SO hizo Ia
boda en- la misma cOrte. , "a cRgados, 20
sObFeseY6 q pTeCedimiento.
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tres meses he tenido que guardian
CANA hasta tai punto me encon-
traba d6bil Durante % dias tuVe
G ell vientre hinchado de una manera
espantosa y 10 POGO que comia Sc
q me asentaba sobre ell est6mago como
- una masa de plomo. impossible lei
a dormir por la rioche, durante la
q cual entreVeia lamuerte, Y me entre-
gaba una sombria desesperaci6n.
al Es tan duro ESQ de morir a los
WH2S amos
Ea eStaS condolences Sc haIlaba
cuando pOr prescription del Doctor
Regnault la distinguida sonora tom0
eli vino de Ouinium Labarraoue 4 la
dosis de 4 copitas por dia.
Cual no fue su sorpresa Y su ale.
gria al verse al POGO tempo compile
tamente curadal
e A penas, continua relatando, 81
habia lIegado tomar ocho dias ell
& vino de Quinium Labarraque cuando
& habia cesado la fiebre igualmente
q habian desaparecido la hinchaz6n y
los dolores, presentandoseme de
posibilidad de digerir. Ounce dias
GeSA NC AAAC AesAAobA NOiu PlCLo-
mente curada Y desde esta 6poca,
q que Sc remonta dos amos, iamas
& he vuelto a tener febre y me va
perfectamente.
El usO del Quinium Labarraque a
la dosis de una dos copitas despuGs
de cada comida, basta, en- efecto,
para curar en- POGO tempo la fiebre mas
rebelde inveterada, y la curaci6n
por este medic obtenidd es mas radical
y mas segura que usando la quin ma
sola, a causa de que ell Quinium La
barraque contiene los demas princi-
piOs activos de la quina, los cuales
completan la accion de la quinina.
Este medicamento tiene por base
un extracto complete de quina que
cOntiene todos los principles titles
de la preciosa corteza disueltos en- los
vinos de EspaTa mas exquisitos.
Cuando por residir en- paises en-
donde la fiebre Sc produce, ell enfermO
Sc We obligado d permanecer en- medic
de los miasmas que fueron la causa
de su enfermedad, entonces es cuando
la acci0n del vino de Quinium Labar-
raque es inCOmparablemente superior
4 la de todo otro medicamento. 5
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PARA QUE 10 LEAN TODOS
AQuELLos QUE
PADECEN DE EFlERRE

La Sonora Dona E. Appel, de Bor-
bon (Francia), de % amos de edad, sufria
desde hacia dieciocho meses de fiebre,
y casi todos los dias Veiase acometida
de escalofrios que la tenian diente con
diente por espacio de una hora. Des-
pues Sc le presentaba una fiebre ar
diente v sentia una sed deVoradora.
Habia negado a tomar una enorme
cantidad de sulfato de quinina en-
polYo v en- pildoras hasta ell extreme
de que su est0mago no podfa va tolerar
mas. La desgTaciada sonora estaba
abrumada por mil intermediates que
son la consecuencia de las fiebres
palddicas; habiansele retirado sus
periodos, tenfa la cara hinchada ell
vientre enorme y ell bazo habia aumen-
tado el triple de su volumen.
Los sufrimientos por que he pa
& sado, dice ella, durante un aTlo, no
q son para eontados. Por espaciO de
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Para que Ia fslicidad sea 10 mas COM
pleta possible no hay mas que prOCurar vi
viz 10 mas c6modo possible y conner 10 mas
Sano y sustancioso Esto SO conigue hos
pedandose en- el hotel Relvetia de Pedro
Schirs, Cruz 27.
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| { H6ase Ia edici6n de moaana).

-MarCeIino Rodriguez } Nemesio San
t1ago, acusados de faIsa representation fue'
ron sentenCiadoseeata mahana por 81 iueE
municipal & sufriE, tres messa de arfesto
eada unp por Eolicihr dinsro con frma
fslgR
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FL VlOLINIST PROS
perO MarCiCanO.
ConeIsrtO en- sl Parqus.

Sc anuncia uf coneierto que SO
verifcar6 el domingo de Ga pr6xims Sc
mana en- 81 teatFo del Pardue, organizado
por 81 conocido excelente violinista sefior
Pr6spero Marcicano.
Sera una megnffca fiesta artfstica, > 81
pTograma variadfimo, acompaflando al
senior MaTcicano elementoa artfsticos de
eAta ciudad, entire los cuales figure el j6
ven Joaquin A. Burset y otros aplaudidts
de este ptiblieo
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En- esta imprests t. Sc vende Tapsl de pc,
Ei6dico viejo q $500 los As kiloS Gun qOim.
faI)
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MlLL BRING aII

tcenslnaed from Pare ons3
was entirely impossible with the pres
ent currency system.
When the bonds are placed before
the people Of the country it is believed
that Wheeling will take more than her
share Of the Issues. particularly OF the
treasury certificates. They are esne-
cially attractive, as the gold reserve Of
the treasury Is behind them, while q
500 certificates will bear interest at
the rate OF Is cents a month and one
may obtain the credit for the interest
at his owr bank.
Among the business element OF the
city the owe on the part Of the gov.
eminent was taken as particularly ID.
c~ourasing. II anything will restore
currency, said one business man, this
move of the governments certainly
should. The boarded money should
COME out into circulation and the cur.
rcncy matters resume their normal
condition. This relief was echoed all
up and down the streets.
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The Social Club. a popular organiza.
ton OF Fairmont ladies', was delight
fully entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. c. w. Robinson, at her hons
on Fairmont avenue. Needle work
was the diversion of the afternoon
and a delicious course luncheon was
served. Beside the club members pres
tent there were a number of visitors,
namely. Mrs. W. S. John. of Morgan.
town; Mrs. Ira Smith, Mrs. Samuel
Leeper, Mrs. F.. j. snider, Mrs. Charles
w: Evans and Mrs. George Alexander.
The members were Meslamcs W.. 5
Hamilton. E. E. Trickett. Edgar NJ
Hall. Hal Hall, C. O.. Jackson, ]. En-.
gle. ]. N. Jacobs, C. D. Smith. A. C,
Robb. J. F. Phillips, L. N. Yost, T. W,
Boy4ston. John Hamilton, E. W. How.
ard, DC. Gibson. W. a. Fisher, w. E
Arnett and Frank Boydston.
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a Delightful n a.

Misses Grace Holt and Edith
Prickett entertained a number Of
young people last evening at the home
Of Miss Holt on Pike street. A lie.
Sliehttul evening was spent at various
diversions and the evening was great
ly enjoyed by the guests. During the
evening the guests were invited to tho
dining room where a delicious course
$ofi refreshments were served. The din.
ing room was attractively decorated
In chrysanthemums and ferns, a color
scheme in green and yellow being
carried out in the decorations. The
guests present were Miss May Nor.
gan, of Clarksburg; Miss Lydia Balm
bridge, Of Murray; Bale Malone, OF
Morgantown: D. C. Hill. OF Parkers-
burg; Misses Georgia Ice. Name Tor
renee. Sue and Bessie Clayton. Pearl
Brand, Katharyn Dobson, Stella, Cora
and Lillian Kinkead. Katharyn Holt,
Elizabeth Lemley, Goldie Riggs, Anna
Bell Jones, Messrs. Clarence Prickett,
Charles Martin, Ben Eckcss. E. C.
Rownd, Pearl Pitzer, Sam Jones. Glen
Toothman, Charles Toothman. Ingle
Malone. Jay Ayers, Messrs. Lydis and
3Keister.
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Killed While Hunting.

PARKERSBuRG. Nov. 2i.-Robcrt
Powell and W. c. Bartlett, OF this city,
who returned home from a hunting
rip in Richie county, report a fatal,
'ty in which Gilbert Smith. of Auburn,
ged Ia, who was In company with
them. was accidentally killed by tho
premature discharge of n gun which
he was carrying. the cnarEe taking
effect in the abdomen.
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Mrs. Jennie Jones and Mrs firnI1ss
M4nley went to clarksSurE mk
ing to spend the day.
Miss Blanche Barnes IS III gyyev-
Gus prostration at her home ia isaass
avenue. Miss Grant Is IN sue
tho case.
Mrs. Hamilton Barnes has Hes
quite III Of rheumatism for snieart
several days.
E. B. Harden went 10 CiHtkLrr
this morning to attend The L b. 4
F. Grand Lodge meeting.
Mrs. Kate Fletcher and niece 11iSs
Caroline Bright. went to clarizaatr
Yesterday to attend the i q
Grand Lodge: Mr.. and Nh SIN
Bright have been In clarlubntE ers
Ing the session and Misses lriE d
ford went to clarksbnrg this nnzr
TO spend the day.
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placed with their members, as ar.
engagements have been made with Mr..
C. C. Robb for this purpose.
woRTHlNeToN NEWS.

.-#||#. 49,
Mr.. W. E. Nutter is moving into his
new building.
Miss Elsie Cochran will give a re,
ceptlon on Saturday night, November
%.
Miss Beatrice McIntlre SILENT Tues.
day with her aunt at Enterprise.
Mr.. Homer Stewart has been elect.
ed leader of the Worthlngton band.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Sharp and Mr.. James
Wood went to c%larksburg today.
Mr.. Lesley Davis has Just completed
his work paving the streets.
The worthington school is progress.
ing very nicely. P. X. T.
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Stock, Open. High. Los cTas4

/. rNah.H .t-
Stock. open. High Ios cIsse
Am. Cop. 4s 4sls 45s ss
Am. Cot. 2o& 2S8 2sa al
Am. e. & +. rs 70 az
Am. S. & r. 60 6lss 5pK Si
Am. sug. R. lO1S 1o2 1oel III
Atchison 49,. 6sR ss & 81
Do pfa -. SIN SIN
D, & o. ~. nA IN 75if IS
Brook. R. t.. aoA sOA 2ss
Can, Pac, ...14o 40 1ss 1ss
c. & 0. 24h 24h 2sx ~
Chi, G. w.. rs
Chi. NJ. S. P.Es4% s51f ss4 81
Col, F. & L.. 15K l5G i5,s IN
Den. 6 R. O. Tx Tx El7x mt
Dis, Sec. -. 3sH ssH . III
Erie ....:... 12M 12ta liz
Do. LIST ptl s214 s2h q zSE
Illinois Gen.. 11Sh 11SM 1Isg 51ss
L, & NASH. ssh ssh sSs 1
Mex. Central. 1aA 1sK is i
Mo. Pacific. 81 Sc 5r6S5T
Mo. Kan. G T. .2lh slk 2I,s ms
Nat. Lead. "a AK Of ar
\: Y. Gen.. s24 ssH aIlG s1
\. Y.o.& w.52sA 2sa
Nor. & West. i! q
Pacific NJ. 20 90 ID Is
Penna, .1o75s 1os 1861
PEG. Cas-. a Il =
Press. S. Car 16& IL iss
Reading ~: 79A 7sS s1ss
Hep, s. CON-. 1SA 1sA ~ Is
Do. pfd.... 81 ~ 81
Rock, Isl. com. 12B lex iIs
Do Pfc: IS 2sA 27z
south Pac... 6s% e6h e5il e5s
South. Ry. =: 1o& los 80 4
Tex. 6 Pac.. IS rs ny Srys
Union Pac..:::.1os no lo7s ans
y, 5. Rubber II IL sc q
U. s. Steel. 22% s2H ass.
Do, pfd..... 79x sou 7s9 81
va. c. Chem. . IS :5 n
Wab. conn.,. SR S% sA
Do. pfd 15h 1871 fsss.
Grain Market
Wheat, May 1o1a 1os ss5E iao
Dec. o2A 90 slsf
Corn, May 56A 8 %ss5S 5
Dec. 551A s5& 5iS
oats. May 5oA sO% ss 81
Dec. .... 4eN feR rs "a
FORK May 1880 1889 ls.r7
n I,a. May az 7d2 .7ay
'Ex.Div.
NEW YORK: NOV 1!4Ths ssSe
market opened with lew dseifne
changes being slight fractions
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Pleasant curprise Party.

Mrs. G.. Taylor wa given a pleas
ant surprise party last evening, the
occasion being the anniversary OF her
birth. The entertainment had been ar
ranged by her husband and the occa-
sion was a delightful one.
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PERSONALS


Mrs Charles orr rrtnrntd IL
from SiEi with rsaalls
pehdence,
Miss Parry Jacobs nas sasa
from q brief visit nj her tsase
Tnune.
e. y Robinson has eturnesIs1afu
several days yisit al his holas Sns
rison county.
E. B. Harden city cartier an
on on his fifteen day saeatmsH
kopp will serve the patyn1 q 81.
Harden,s route.
ASF MeKeeSer Is Improving i
Meaee on Walnut sye1ife ~ naidsr
a porch extension.
Funeral At Worthlngtvzl
The funeral OF Mrs E. n assv
held yesterday at the chrlstisEsAnsh
at Warrington. Rev Wilnspa. IL aiiia
city, was the officiating miniai-@
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The water commissioner made a tap
on the Madison street line for Com
untzis' to-day.
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Cards omen's Orchestra
R. S. v. P.
The patronesses are Mrs. John A
Clark; Mrs. 2. Fay Hartley, Mrs. E,l'
win Robinson, Mrs. William S. Black
Mrs. John H. Rock. Mrs. George T
Watson, Mrs. Harry B. Crane and Mrs
James E, shlnn. The committee on
arrangements is composed of Harry 3
Clark, William Rathbun. Hugh H. Carr,
George NJ. Wiltshire. E. Blaine Moore
and Arch Brownfield.
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Dressed turkeys at Robb,s.
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Friday Special No. II.
LAUNDRY BAGS.

One lot Of fancy and plain
Laundry Bags, nicely made, sold
at soc and 75c. Friday only 29c
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Friday Special No. 10.
SILK WAISTS.

New and stylish silk plaid
Waists, all combination of c%olors,
no better waist for 1915. Price,
Friday only .............. $685.
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STOCK Llsr

Corrected daily by ". b stah
IA Peoples Bank Building.
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~Thanksgivine Ball.

Thanksgiving Ball.
Invitations were issued this morn.
ing for the Thanksgiving Ball to be
given on Wednesday, November the
9th, at the Masonic Temple. The in
yitation reads:
You are invited to
The. Thanksgiving Ball
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Friday Special No. II.
WoMEN,S VESTS.

One lot of women's fleece lined
Vests, regular soc quality, all
sizes, Jersey ribbed. Friday on
~ $50
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Friday Special No. 10.
LUSTER CROCHET COTTON.

Clark O. n. T. luster crochet
cotton, in every wanted color, al
so white and black: sold every
where at sc a spool. 200 yards in
spool. For Friday only Q for Sc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-21

SPECIAL NoTICE-These bargains are on sale on Friday all day.
The goods mentioned are taken from our regular stock, and their
power lies in the very aptness Of their seasonableness.. But they
are for FRIDAY ONLY. You cannot buy them any other day at
these prices, so if you want them come here FRIDAY and see the
greatest bargains offered in Fairmont.
THIRTY THREE
MARVELLOUS FRIDAY BARGAINS.
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BODY
IS BURIED HERE
Funeral of Another Victim of
Monongah Mine Disaster
is Held in This City.

The body of Leslie spragg. ono of
the victims Of the mine disaster at
Monongah. was brought to this city
from that place on the 1880 O'Clock
Interurhan trolley car Wednesday
morning and buried in Holy Cross
cemetery after services we're held over
1t at the Church OF the 1mmac ulate
Conception.
spragg:s- body was recovered Tues
day night from Mine No. S and after
being taken to the morgue. prepared
for burial and identified. was taken
in charge by relatives and removed To
the home of the family at Monongah
and from there it was brought to
Ciarksburs. The body was burned
from the explosion but not manEied.
The dead man leaves a wife and
two children. lie formerly resided
in clarksburG But at the time of the
disaster was making his home at Mo-
nangah. He was son-in-law Of
John Hyland. OF Monongah. who also
resided here formerly. and was 30
years old.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-11
.KILLEEN'S BODY
IS RECOVERED
From Wine No. 8 and Will Be
Brought Here Thursday
Morning for Burial.

The tOdy OF Thomas tilleen, one
OF the victims Of the terrible mine
disaster at Monongah, was recovered
from Mine No. s Wednesday morning
at 2:3O O'Clock 1t wiz be brought
to Clarksburg Thursday morning for
burial.
KilIeen's body was badly mangled.
one side Of the face being crushed and
the abdomen was also crushed, The
body was also .scorched from the ex-
plosion. The body was taken. to the
morgpe and identified and after 1t was
prepared for burial 1t was removed to
the home of the family in Monongah
. Mr.. Killeen was 4S years old and
leaves II widow and five children. The
oldest chld's name is Martin and he
1t about twelve years old. Mary and
Kate are the next two older children.
FIlleen was son OF Patrick Killeen.
who makes his home with the family
.at Monongah, and brother of Mar
tin Killeen. He was brother-ln- law
cf Patrick Martin. OF this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-11
ELMER COON DIES
Prominent Shinnston Citizen
Passes Away in Fair
mont Hospital. IL i.

The death of J. Elmer Coon. Of
shinnston occurred in a Fairmont
HOSPITAL at 1880 O'Clock "wednesday
morning. His demise was caused
by typhoid fever. which seized him
at his home about six weeks ago.
Stuart F. Reed went down ON
morning car to bring the body to
shinnston. =!
Mr. Coon VS. one of shinnston' 's
most prominent citizens, and an act
i've worker in the Baptist church
He was identified with most of the
state organizations of that denom-
ination and was trustee and d.
rector of Broaddus Institute. He
was a gentleman of high honor and
splendid Integrity, and had a wide
circle of friends and acquaintances
Surviving him is his wife who
was Miss Sarah swiger, sister of w.
E. swger, of Shinnston. A sister.
Miss Nora Coon, of Boothsvilie, also
survives. His age was So years.
The funeral and burial Will be at
shinnston Friday morning at 10
o'clock