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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-22

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-22
Died in babaS.

Miss Maggie Robinson, daughter of
J. S. Robinson of Howard. died at Saint
Paurs SanitArium in Dallas yesterday
ut 2 o. clock The remains were brought
here last night, and were buried in the
City Cemetery this afternoon. She
had been sick since January /, and was
taken to Dallas for treatment few
days ago.
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will wear as long al DEVICES. No
others arr ss heavy bodied. hesaus.
DEVICES weigh "a s ounces more
20 'he piut Soil uy waxahaehis
Lumber co
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Triaiiy 7, Savior 6.

The game of base ball between Trim
ity University and Baylor University
at Waco Saturday afternoon resulted
in another victory for Trinity, the
score being TO 5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
PRDBING AFFAIRS
SENATE COMMITTEE is TAKING
EVIDENCE BEARING ON THE
FAMOUS RIOT IN TEXAS TOWN
IN WHICH TROOPS TOOK PART.

WASHINGTON. D. C, Nov. 90
After being in session for about an
hour and n half yesterday, considering
the Brownsville riot, the senate com
mittee on military affairs adjourned
to meet again next Tuesday. when it
is expected that two new witnesses.
George Conner. chief of police Of
Brownsville. and Louis a. Jagou also
OF Brownsville, will be put on the
stand. The proceedings yesterday. cou.
sisted largely of listening to the in
depreciation of an account OF the riots
printed in n Spanish paper, called FL
Porveniu, which is edited by p. S.
PrecIado, who was wounded during
the isillade.
Presclado had figled a claim as Il
Mexican citizen. against the United
States for $4,000 on account OF the in
Jury to himself. and the purpose OF
the committee seemed TO be to bring
out the facts regarding 1t. The com
mittee is still undecided as to whether
1t will so to Brownsville.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

number oi others were Injured.
bpt E able 10 continue on their
Journey AN Of the injured In the hos.
.pltsis are expected to recover
The two traIns No 10 n5rthhpand
tromiDlnyille, ana No. is soathbound
Tor Charlottesville, were late owing 70
congestion OF trsmc nj new terminal
and fhe collision was caused 1t IS sid
by a sEi,chman giving the wrong sig.
nal. thereby allowing the southbound
train to so on the northbound track.
All trains from the south using the
tunnel into the new union station are
operated by the Washington terminal
company. and southern railway officials
dIsclaim responsibility for the acei.
dent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

by a vote Of nine for and one
! against; the fourth one lost by a vote
J one for and nine against.
City engineer was directed to
draught maps that will d~elineate sew
er lines and water line with the loca-
ton Of the water plugs.
Street commissioner was ordered to
notify Neil Meredith to connect his
house on Sycamore alley with the san.
itary sewer.
Frank Lloyd and Lloyd Ridgeley Pc
%titioned council to have a water line
laid on Ridgely avenue so that several
new hoHses that are being built there
can connect. The matter was referred
to the water commissioner. the wat
er committee and the city engineer.
The East Park avenue sewer that
has been hanging fire for SO long was
ordered laid.
Council adjourned at nine,thirty
o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
Mcfarland Mission circfo ssnar
the Presbyterian churrhe

#. m..#Hm# -
Last night at a meeting OF Che No
FarIand Mission Circle plans for .ths
bazaar to be field on the 2sth snS 3sth
inst we're discussed: The roorn unle
the Famous Store on Main streatlss
been secured and viii be htted Up Vim
booths containing a variety 6f ssasoa
able goods. The young ladies' Il do
head Of the movement are rhdstihk q
make the affair a success S6dSSls d
thuiastic reports Of the success fhst
has attended their efortst to seeuse b
ticles TO offer for sale. There ufa s.
offered pies. cakes. bread and othe<
eatahles; dolls, aprons. hl~ndkercaiSsS
fancy work and novelties bf ai Do
sc%riptions; fancy calendRfs and sussT
of art; and in addition a lRrge Inc d
sample goods, which have Seea. rsoz
ised by The local merchants and IN
lecturers in many paris Of The ssnsr
The young ladies VIII also tsks
for turkeys, arrangements have Bez
made with VI, c, c. RobB, the io
dealer in goods o. that Kind
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
eERl OLIVE on
The Purest of italian OLIVE oas. llaae
From Best oilpes.

The Purcst Of Italian oliye oas. lisde
From Best Olives.
Olive oil is one of those impor.snt
food products which has been ezba
sIyely adulterated. While this eli 81
lesscuIng it is still Imposslbie d
many localities to buy he pase Oh
Who're Heri Olive OIL Is sold, hossvcss
there Is the certainty 70 Il absaiateiy
pure guarantee olive oil and one made
from selected ripe olives.
Beri Olive OIL IS recognized az staadH
ard from n end Of tie country "a
the other. 1t is not only absuia,eiy
pure but 1t is the finest most fusdoss
oil with a rich NUTS favor ana pru-
duces the best results In salad dress
ings and for. culinary purposes
Beri Olive OIL comes in giass botSea
and in m The latter are seryse
yenlent as they are provided MA 4
small spigot.
In Fairmont this best OF Olive oiISs
Beri Olive OH, may be had Of craaes
drug store ut IS cents per Il pint Is
cents per pint, or ss.5ospes saiS,n.
#M#hHE MLLHnr1|
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
RICHARD CROWL
DIED TODAY
Ms. RICHARD cRoWL DIED THIS
THIS MORNING AT THE HOME
OF HIS SON AT AGE OF
EIGHTY.oHE.

Early this morning nj the residence
of his son. MIR. YIN. CrowL on Locust
avenue. occurred tho death Of Mr., Rich.
ard Crowl. n OF the oldest and nos
highly respected citizens of Marion
county. Mr.. erowI had been m for
the past month from diseases incident
10 OLD age and from the resuj,s Of On
operation performcd about three wears
ago. For the mast few Jays his case
was known to be homeless ana his
death was therefore not u-neyppcted
Mr.. crovI was 81 wears NJ arp On tho
2o,h Of october lie vas horn nj
Erownsyine. pa. b-t ! 10 West Wiz.
zipIa when he WAS about eighteen
years Of nee and has since resided IN
The vicinitv-of Moupiurt,r nm pInrs.
mon cresl,
IN tho ycar.rS5t he WAS united IN
r,,rrlago 10 Miss Amy Cavalier Of
Harrison count. who dIel about tbrpc
ycars sfs cbffdre, s-rrvtvc r,r,c.
.Iv. JacEson cr,wl. o, uannIn~+on.
Mrs. Pobcrc, Hamilton w A Cow,
fumes crowf M 6tbert crov,t cu Of
tr,s cIfy ami Mrs. Jennie csrnoy q,
nc,- sforcpnt,vn.
: han br3,ber vr I n croy1 m
~. ,;y- .r-,irsr ,,,, - q. -,
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W. X. BRAINERD Sec. Treas.
D. F. MANN, Pres.

Premiums Offered for Butter Exhibit
-. W. Va. State Dairy Assn. -.
=. :. Weston. Dec. 18th. 1907. =, =.
Best Ten Package of Butter-s2OO,
Cd Best Ten Package of Butter-sIO.
Cd Best Ten Package OF Butter-s5,
Best pound print OF Butter. church,
value SC and 80.
2d best pond print OF Butter- Pure
bred large Yorkshire Pig. bred by J.. r.
Wells and IS.
Cd best pound print OF Butter-sG.
The butter will be judged by m on.
cial of the Dairy Division at Washing.
ton.
No person will be awarded two priz.
es In the same class.
Ten pound packages exhibited re.
main the property OF the exhibitor.
Pound prints become the property OF
the association.
All butter shoaM be expressed 10
W, Va. State Dairy Association. care
orr B. F. Mann. except when brought
by the exhibitor.
The express will be paid by the rs.
ISOLATION on all butter exhibited.
W. X. BRAiNERB. See. Treas.
D, F. MANN, Pres,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
%claysvnlians Kick.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. 90
The people Of claysvllle are up in
arms because train No. los on the D.
and o. road, leaving Pittsburg at 9:15
n. M. and arriving at Cluysville at
has been ordeerd to no longer
stop at the Claysville station. This Is
the only train from Pittsburg at night
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
COMMISSION SIGNED.
major Pierre assgres the Duties CT
Assistant AdIut,ns General at
Charleston.

CHARLESTON. W. VA, Noy. 2O.-
Governor Dawson has signed the com.
mission Of i,ator c.. Pierce. Of Pres.
ton county. as asslstart adiu;snt gcp,
crsl. whose arpolgtmept was an.
nonoee,t several 'rcaths ago. Major
Pierce had already resigned as prose
cutting attorney of Preston county. AMI
wifi come TO Charleston to enter upon
the performance Of his duties on De-
cembGr /. Colonel Sims end Lleutcn,
ant John Harris. # is announced. wifi
remain in the Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
Morgantown Society.

Miss Susan Maxwell Moore ceie.
bratel the 18th birthday anniversary
Of her. mother. Mrs. L. j. Moore, Sat.
grfay afternoon by entertaining a
number of her friends at the wo.
mans Hall. The guests were for,
MGR pupils OF Mrs. Moore. and she
received them with gracious hospI.
tally. The hours from . to 5 were
DELIGHTFULLY."- spent IN "reminiscences
Of the past. which. for the time,
brought hack to those present the
lSayety and radiant hopes of old
school days.
Mrs Moore began her life as a
teacher IN this city. when she amt
hnre a young bride. with her dlstin.
sulshed husband, the late Rev. Jas.
R Moore who was at that time the
principal Of Mpnongal!a Academy.
Those who were SO fortunate as to be
numbered among her pupils realize
that the Instruction they received was
Supplemented by something equally
yslRRble-by Mrs. Moore's living ex.
ample Of gentle manners, high ideals
and the saucttty OF Christian cherac.
terTNorgantoTu Post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

Nh, and Mrs. Howard satterfeld have
moved from Pittsburg, where they had
been located for the past two years,
to Indianapolis, Ind, where Mr.. Sat.
terfeld wifi have charge OF the me-
ehanical engineering department OF
the Winona Technical Institute. Mrs.
L.5F. Brahm. the latter's mother. in
company with Mrs. Mary Hamilton. of
Wheeling. have gone to visit relatives
at Coolidge, Kansas. and Rifle. Col,
and will later visit her daughter at
Indianapolis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
More ARRESTS
PROMINENT CITIZENS OF
PENNSYLVANIA CHARGED WITH.
AIDING AND AaETTlNe ASSIST
Ant CASHIER BOWMAN. NOW
OUT ON BAL.

TIoNESTh. Pa Nov. 2O-warraatg
ch7rgin= the aiding AL etsttIng Of IS
s.start Cashier Frrcst ", Bowman. o,
tie Citizcus National Bank, in the mis-,
application Of its funds, have bccn
served on Joseph w. Landers William
G. Wymnn anil Clinton Jameson. well
known residents here. All were re.
leased on i've thousand dollars han
for hearing November 81. lnforma,
lions We're made by National Bank En-.
umiuer Bargar.
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won7ns ~ Homs.

To5nerFow afternoon from ; to )
O'clock ct The Methodist Protestant
gurie an AT Hone am bo held by
~ Of the lsdIs7 CT The Church. To
Eoeial function ryg woman OF
the Church young mlf5les.rcd. and
aegd isinytted Not onIy IRE tha lady
lscnibers invited, but all the ladiss in
irny way associated with the TS,rb;e.
congregation r invited also. This
rs be purely q social AFFAIR. No
csenization viii be formed no bust.
moss transacted aud no collection tax.
eR Don't let the weather keep You
sgay Come and help make this first.
social sol Its kind cminently. success
tnl u you are a stranger In town.
and desirous to associate yourself
with church people, consider this a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
Guests Of Mrs. Smith.

Mrs. W. S. John, Of Morgautown. is
in the city the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Ira Smith. on Pike street. Mr..
John accompanied here, but left this
morning for Cambridge Springs to
spend some time. On Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Cox, OF Morgantown, spent
the day with Mrs. Smith, who is a SIS
ter OF Mr.. Cox.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
COUNCIL

completed.
RetundinG order of sf.S2 was grant
ed a. S. Prichard for taxes erroneous
ly assessed.
j. ]. Lee presented bill for witness
fee in the case of the City of Falrmont
vs.. 7. W. Fleming. The matter was
referred 10 the city solicitor.
The Fairmont and Clarksburg Trac.
ton Company having finished its work
of grading and improving Quincy
street in front of the residences OF
Mrs. NJ. b. Barr, r. Boydston and T.
]. GallIher. was relieved by council
from any further responsibility. The
resolution authorizing the action OF
council was unanimously adopted.
These property owners have releas.
cd the city from all responsibility ron.
nected with the Improvement OF Quin.
cy street In front of their residences.
The street commissioner reported
that the sewers that lie was to look
after were connected. His report vas
accepted.
The Fairmont and Clarksb re Trac.
ton Company presented an applIca-
ton for a franchise to build n street
car line from Main street down Paris
avenue 10 the new river bridge. The
application was accompanied by at.
fidavits Of newspaper managers that
It had been properly advertised. The
matter will come up at the next meet
ing. when any citizen who has reasons
to oppose. the granting of the fran.
chise may be heard.
The 'question OF grading and paving
osden avenue came up again last night.
The Original proposition WINS supple
mented by m additional proposition
which made it possible for the city
10 accept. The work was ordered done
By . vote Of eight for and two against.
Abe Friedman presented an appll.
. cation for transfer Of his liquor IL
ceuse from his present place OF bust
moss on Madison street 10 SlI MadI.
sen street. Transfer granted.
The matter of c%urtaillng the clty's
running EXPENSES was then taken nm
ard excl! committee Wa c,nsI Ypon
to make n repor,. The apqpee com.
mlttee Nal no raoort 10 m,l.c and tba
water committee mad tho g,r,o ars,yor
when called mon, The street commit.
toe reported ;hat II -horrbt tb,r ,bc
street cormfss,o- RS force con,d ho
cut down 10 two men, s,raol cIe,nInr
mrn to he retained, Tia, NO s,rsst
improvements 10 r,a5e gnlesg ,bs,.
mtsIr rera
nr. Hawsri -~,rortrB ,b,. ,bc fro
committee -eSan-epJrI tho service
nj 9pa,bar r,-p and apo,ber horse
stree the brisre ,sross Tho riyor Win
be taron or. INT there col,I5 ba no
curtai,in, eyr,ng,s :, ,b,s JsD5rtmsrt
or the ci,yz vnrr.
Mr.. Pobps,, o-srsJ = r-sso,n,,o, a,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
"Ygs. slR. YOU'RE NEXT.

In order TO advertise our workman.
ship an dprove that VIC are prerayed
TO give entIrc satisfaction in all lines
of work. | will give a certain number
of shavcs per week free until further
notice. Having secured skilled work
men, l am prepared to do chlldren's
bobbing blocking, hair dressing. AMI
all. work in the tonsorial line. Hos
pltal work and private work attended
to promptly and on short notice. Leave
orders at shop under Electric. Theater.
Give us, a trial.
Yours to please,
F. H; JACKSON
19;21:1s:2e2s;sos
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

Mrs. NJ: J. Arnett and husband and
daughter. Lillia, when went to Phoe.
nix. Arizona, some time ago. are non
pleasantly located in their new home.
Mrs. Arnett was very III during the
last part Of their long Journey and
1T was thought she would not live. but
since getting there and resting from
their long Journey she Is improving
very rapidly and has gained eight
pounds in weight and is able to take a
long walk each day. Her many friends
here hope she may soon be entirely
well again.-Mannipg;on Record.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
OF Interes. to Drinkers.

JEFFERSON CITY. No.. Nov. 90
The Missouri supreme court yester-
day decided that It was not a viola,
ton Of the law for a person to give l
friend a drink OF whIskey in local OPP
tIoa counties. Judge Ford fled an
opinion in the supreme court yestcr-
day holding that the selling OF lem
n on Sunday Is not a violation Of the
Sunday closing laws.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
Bazaar To.Nlqht.

The ladies' Of the Lutheran church
Will open a bazaar this evening in the
farmers room in the court house. The
ladies have been planning for the ba-
zaar for some time and their display
viii be worth seeing. They solicit
the patronage of the public.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
Trains CLASH
At new TUNNEL
SEVENTEEN WERE INJURED IN
WASHINGTON COLLISION.
Seth Engines We're osmoIfsHsJ, and
thc Injured Were Renewed to
Hospital, After Accident
Caused by Switch.
mzn's Error.

WARRINGTON, D. C., Nov. 20. =
Seventeen rcrsous we're injured none
fatally, in a head-on, collision between
lorshbound md ~southhourd Southern
railway passenger trains at the en-
trance to the new terminal tunnel at
New Jersey avenue and D street in
this city >latc last evening. Goth en-.
slues We're demolished and several
coaches badly damaged.
The following Is a list OF those whose
injuries required their removal to hos.
pltals:
L-,hcr X. Armstrong, mail clerk,
Washington. D. G.
William L. Miller, Alexandria, yn.
David Bailey, Washington, D. C.
h. II. Polndexter. mail clcrk, Cleaton
Station, Va.
B. Z. Wright. mail clerk, Mcnders.
va.
strs. R. n. Burgess, washington. D.
&c.
Mary E. c, Collhig. Casanova. Va.
Elizabeth collhlb, Casanova, Va.
Ashley l.. Malone, H~arrlsonburg. Va.
James s. Saunders. Alexandria, Va.
James Goodwin. Alexandria, Va.
Rufus L. Mitchell, Alexandria, Va.
WnyneT 7. Can, Alexandria, Va.
Alexander Johnson, negro, culpep.
per, Va:
John W. Morse, negro Washington!
DC.
Ellis Harris negro. rairtax. Va
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

Mrs. Allen Russell and little daugh-
ter, Charlotte. returned last night on
IS from Baltimore, where they had
been the guests OF relatives for a few
weeks. Mr. Russell who had been on
a hunting trip through Hampshire
county, accompanied them home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
Before IrItlee Ainna

In Justlcc Amos court foisy
ease Of T5hartf sagaa
heard The. pla!ttiI giSS 5 -
cover hoSse @htsb was d
defendant 9ser m
afrsS q sit "a
the css a tedio3s one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
Whole sale Arrests
Follow Conspiracy
WORD OF DksTsRpIY PLOT 10
BLOW UP NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
TO MURDER PRINCE NICHOLAS
AND EAMllY AND SEIZE NE
GOVERNMENT. COMES FRoiz
CAPITAL or MONTENEGRO.

VIENNA. Nov 2os-A eopsplssa %
blow up Alonicncgrlan slnasSttaz =
tho National Assembly 10 nlrae-
Prince Nicholas and ali he tacafse7s
st bis fsaily aud ninls,er. md TO
seize Montencsrian sosernment. z1E
discovered according aayiccs from Get
TIME, capital OF Montenegro. Over :
hundred and fifty arrests Seren1le.
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sfth local epDnaaons, Al en-
cot reach le scat oftEs
cataFrb iE a blood OF eonsadadSd
ttsepse, and In order 10 cute Il !
must take Internal remedies GAM
catarrh Cure % taken interSzsiY, IL
acts directly on the blood ana ar,s
surfaces. Halls catarsh cln 4 aa
a quack medtche 1t gas preseSaeS
by one Of fhe best pEysssia1 4 us
country for years and Is neSaiss
prescription. II Is cdnspsed & ia
best tones Known eonbined vsts I'd
hest blood purifiers, acting direciiy a
The mucous surfaces, The pe-fsE
combination OF the Two insrediae
Is what produces such woaserf
suits in curing catarrh eead tSctx
imoniais free
F j. CHENEY co ersDs
Toledo,
Sold by Druggists. psies
Take Halls Family PMS Tor eSal
sson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

Mrs. Harry Crane will be Inc riatron
Of honor at d.5 marriage Of Miss Nan
Dobbie to Mr.. John Somerville. which
win be celebrated to-day at Lonacon-
Ing. Nd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
WEST VIRGINIA STATE
DAIRY ASSOCIATION.

Fourth Annual Meeting at Weston,
December nth, 1907.
$3.50 a. m.-PrcsIdent's Address-B.
r. Siam. Fort Springs.
Da!rying and Soil Ferttitty-Prof. T
c. Atseson.
The Dairy cow-J. R. Wells. Bens
Run. s.
Aadress-w. ii. Dexter, Washing.
ton..
Noon recess.
1850 p. m.-Dairy Refrigeration :
Prof. Horace Atwood.
Profits From the Home Dairy-w. B.
Lawson. Weston.
Creamery Managemcnt-Prof. H. {.
yanNorman. Penna. State College.
Pa.
Discussion of above topic-Hon. c.
C. Brown. Buffalo: Peter Love. Bar
louisville; H. Marsh. Pennsboro; DR..
Karl Atkeson, Buffalo.
Winter Feeding-Hon. A. E. John.
son. Fort Springs.
Report Of Secretary Treasurer.
Election OF officers for the ensuing
years.
W. X. BRATNERD Sec. Treas.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
To Attend Wedding.

Mss Ada Lansfitt left this morning
for Wellsburg. where on Wednesday
she viii be a bridesmaid at the we'd.
ding Of her friend. Miss Mary Waugh.
who VIII become the bride OF Mr.. Char.
les caruthers. Of Taylorstown, Pa. =
P~arkersburs Sentinel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
- p.er At.rasts Ani1h

Mr. c. C. RoBb Of mo df5 n4
market haaa yegs11s
play today BQngl0s aa@a net
hook. Many stopped 10 sec at II i
the first deer thai his Seen 81
narketIn this city this seson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
euesta From Altoona. pa.

d.. and Mrs. Edward Bonner, whose
marriage was celebrated On Tuesday
at Altoona, Pa, are In the city the
guests Of Mrs. B. o. Reitz. at the home
Of Dr. L. B. Boyers. on Pike street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
SPECIAL SESSION OF
THE LEGISLATURE.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Nov. 20. =
Special session Of legislature called by
Governor Gillette convened. Govern
or,s message says session was called
because of financial strinsency.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
Oh Atntl1a Tric

DIT. ] O. NeNeeH, John pkI
and L c, RyeS Fsi tfis ssfe7asa q
q hunting TIP.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20

Fishers brass goods, aHest tine IL
the city and lowest prices. sis Natz
street. K
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-20
STOCK LIST.

Corrected daily by W. B. shakely
a Peoples Bank Building.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-04-26
THE SICK.


Mr.. John H. Thomas, who has been
under treatment at DIR. Pillows in
Urinary for some months, has sufi-
GENTLY recovered to return to his
home
Mr.. ]. L. Hayden is quite sick.
Mrs. Lem Thomas is improving.
Mrs. Sam Nesbit, of Darks Mil, is
very sick.
Mrs. Hayes Hood is recovering from
her recent illness.
Mr. Noble Mayberry is quite sick
at his home on the Hampshire pike.
Mrs. j. H. Dining is quite sick.
Eugene Orr of the c. M. A. Is on
the sick list.
Mr. Robert Shields is on the sick
list.
Mr. NJ d. King has recovered from
severe spell OF the grip and is back
at his place Of business.
Miss Maud Burma Is slowly recover
ing from a mild attack of appendi-
citis.
Mr.. j. N. Meroney has been quite
sick at his home at Dark's Mill.
Ulner Lee, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Cook, who has the fever, is some bet
ter today.
Mrs. Sam Nesbitt, Of Dark's Mil,
is improving from her recent Illness