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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-04
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Mr.. Lawrence Eyart, who is appear.
ing for the second season in Mr.. Wal
ker Whiteside's greatest success, I'VE
Are King" will be the attraction at
the Grand, matinee and night, Satur.
day. October 5th.' This comedy not
only added to Mr.. whiteside's reputa.
ton as an artist, but has secured for
itself place in the hearts of all low
ers OF good entertainment. Upon the
that Mr.. whiteside
would appear In new play, THE
Magic Melody" the requests for Eve
Are King" were SO numerous and ur.
gent that, Manager Cross decided to
send 1t en- tour with Mr.. Lawrence
Evart as Gustavus venner. Mr.. Eyart
needs no Introduction as he, is no
doubt pleasantly remembered by thou.
sands who have witnessed his artistic
performances the past five seasons as
Mr.. Whiteside's leading man. Many
Of the original cast have been secured
to support Mr. Evart, and the produc.
ton will be complete in. every detail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-04

McGill, the new pitcher OF the st.
Louis Browns, is studying for the
ministry and won't play ball on Sun.
day.
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Big LEAGAE DOPE.

Abbattlcchios Punishment weaken.
cd the Pirates. The Latrobe boy II
hitting like steam hammer these
days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-04

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, 4; Cleveland, 0:
Detroit, 9; Washington 3.
New Yorw, s; Chicago, 3.
Boston, /; st. Louis, o..
.5 To.Day's Games.
philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New FORK. =
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Martin Kalsh, the new Cub pitcher
from Danville, Va, is an iron man.
He pitched and won three double.
headers during the season.
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S'1UIT'SEAflIGAINST
BRIDGE COMPANY.
WE'RE COMPROMISED oUeH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.sETTLEp,

sloRGANToWr': oct. The suits
of George w. semans, Mary semans
and Miss Ann Rogers against the
South 5Morgantown Bridge and I'M
proyement Company for damages TO
their property by reason Of the cree,
tion of the bridge have been compro.
missed. 4. ;ssfs
The suits we're filed last spring and
should have come sub for hearing ut
the May term of the Circuit Court.
But they were all continued and il
was expected that they would coma
up at the term Of court witch begins
here next week. But now that com.
promise has been effected no further
suits are anticipated.
The combined suits were for a large
amount % money; aggregating about
$4,000. The attorneys for the plain;
tins and the defendants have been
trying to agree or; the amount otsdam.
ages that were Justly due. They anal.
" agreed upon the amount wedne-
day. Of this week The bridge com
pany agreed to pay and the plaintiffs
agreed TO accept! In leu Of ali .damages
the sum Of $3.50. This Includes any
claim that Attorney Joseph lioreiand
might have been enfield to.
4 = ~ h" nh
The plaintiffs were Represented by
Attorneys Cox and Baker Goodwin
and Reay, and Moreland and More
land. The defendant company was
represented by the firm Of Lazzelie
and Stewart,
Mrs. Wadsworth DID You visit any
q the European parliapents during
your trips
AIRS, Nurtche- oh, yes indeed, But
the one We most desired to visit
wasn't IN session during onr stay at
The capital.
Mrs " 4 wyadsEosth The Russian pou:
mar Il b K; 4
Mrs Eurie NJ; the hungarian
Igoulash! Puck. z E
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: Yesterdays esults.
Philadelphia, ]; Pittsburg, O.,
Others not scheduled.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-04
Te.pay's Games.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at St. Louis. s
New York at philadelphia, 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

u
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Fresh Oysters Al Rob6's
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-04

joss leads both major leagues in
the number Of games won. He bids
fair to be the only pitcher to capture
so games this season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-04

AS
t5e Mrs adsworth Did you visit any
q the European parliapents during
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-04

The American league situation is
as complicated as ever. The race for
the rag will, after all, be finally decld.
ed in widely separated cities.
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THE FARMiNGToN SCHOOL.

The teachers OF the Pennington
graded school for the coming term ART
us follows:
Mr.. f. ]. Pyles, principal.
Misses Mary Hughes, Mary Prickett,
Myrtle Michael and Leota Morgan
assistants.
School opens the eth OF October
We want to urge the hearty co-operu,
ton Of the patrons In our work this
year. 1t is our desire that we have
very successful years work. This
cannot be so fully realized without
the parents manifesting an interest
In the success of the school. The IA.
rents should sec that their boys and
girls attend regular at school. and that
they give close attention to the teach.
crs' instruction. We teachers wifi 10
all We can to interest them in their
eIorls to acquire IN education and IL
N'N pe'Shts WIZ w llheNlSe, Hlutll
more can be done towards fitting
these boys and girls with infinite Jos.
sibillties, for lives of usefulness.
: Those who have not taught school
do not know how difficult some of the
teachers problems are. There are
as many problems as there are boys
and girls In the school room at least.
Each one Is problem; some moro
difficult Of solution than others. We
may make mistakes in our dealings
With them. but we trust parents will
realize how inconsistent It is to dis.
cuss our faults and allow our virtues
to 30 unnoticed. II the public were
as prone to discuss one another's v!r.
tues rs they are their faults life would
lose some OF its monotony,
Let us then as teachers and pa.
rents work together that we mny do
something for tho children in whose
hands The future OF our country rests.
II. J. PYLES. Principal.
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~ n . y.
things about the depot. First q eel
|iar5 a being construc opposite the
depot and me coal house Fil1 then be
fetnos across: the railroad track.
soSyou zee Catawba can boom some;
times. IS
2. Mrs. Jesse Dent, who has been here
for several days visiting relatives. lelt
Saturday for her new home at Gran.
willie.
Guy s%ister spent Saturday evening
with "dea,' friends" in Falrmont.
Misses Ruth starn and Lula Ferrell
aere shopping in Fairmont Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Butler and little son
have been visiting relatives at Muir.
ray for several5lays. Her sister. Miss
Matte Haun, who had been visiting
relatives there, returned home Fri
day.
We are glad to report steady work
at the new mines. In a short space
Of time We will have the pleasure OF
reporting the opening of coal and ship
ment OF the same.
Some of our young men spent SIN
day in the city lookup at Falrmont
SO we learn.
Bud Jolliife took in the excursion to
Pittsburg Sunday.
Smith Radcliffe. OF Fairmont, spent
Sunday the guest Of his parents near
Murray. 7@
Messrs. Earl and Glenn Harden, OF
Alexandria. Va, passed through here
Sunday en- route to smithtown, to Wis
It their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Harden.
Charley Jones was here one day last
week on his way to his work at Rives
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Devault, OF Enter
prise, were recent visitors here.
Miss June Radcliffe went to Murray
Sunday evening to spend week q,
Brice Joitinte's.
Misses Edna and Clara Jolliffe were
recent Plttsblrg visitors.
Henry Huffman, of Burners, was
visiting his sister. Mrs E. NJ. Somers,
Sunday.
Misses Ada Harden, Frances Rad
cliffe, Della Radcliffe, Burgel Freder
ick, Messrs. John Kayser, viii Kay
ser and Nelson Frederick were visit,
Ing Enoch Ferrell and family. of Nor,
gan's Bend. Monday evening.
Miss Nina Kisner, of Murray, Is
visiting relatives here.
The condition of Ernest Pyles re-
mains very much the same.
Miss Nettie West, who has been
very III. is able to be out again.
Leonard Harden has been slightly
indisposod the past few days.
John Frederick is able to be IN af.
ter a two weeks illness OF gastritis,
Success to the paper.
A SLY FOX
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come1s oud ,hoir fr,enas rha., ~,
be fiye.mi;iutc talks nv tho c,,r;.,,,,,.
Mayor Admiral V;;naa,d sc,t, coh,.,
Cardinal Gibbons D,shon p,r,, r,,.,
resentntlr.s of the NarvI,rd No.
ties of New york anj obi,. AMI tw, ~
three other noted ,t,r,,.,. NV
ren a.u,er ci the eyerl,,. vi, 10 10.
voted n h,ndsb.ti,n ~, n.,, ~
s p. n.--Aanaal concs,t ,,l-,, 49, T,,.
ted Singer. .,f po,t,n,.s
rnes5,v oo,a,o. ,,,,,, :,
,..,, o,.ooe' - i'I-Ai'''tary l'aS.
p"' aNe'
."t'oli Vi mounted fnI'cs.
GOV. E"w'n "arheid ot Maryland.
o'AA'
Troop A, Cavalry. Maryland Nation.
III Guard, as escort.
Lieut.'Colcitel Deems, L. S, A.. CON.
lannding First Brigade.
staf.
United States Artillery.
,farines from r. G n,, ,,.,.,,.
Marines from II. s s Topn,,,
Seamen from Ii. s 6 II .s ,to,,os
Seamen from L. 3 6 Ton, =,
Gen. Dawson R,prs cn,,m,n,l;,,
Second B.jgnde,
First Regiment AIaryl,nJ Hat;,,,l
ruard,
Fifth Regiment. Marvlm. N,t. ma,
Guard.
Fourth Regiment. Narv,nr >,o.,,, !,
Guard.
First Separate Companv MaryIanl
National Guard.
Coast Artillery.
MARYLAND Naval M,lit,, from.lr c
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WO17zAIcOE7Oliic q ,0l,l7ic

The uGolden Medical Discovery
not only builds up the strength oi
the feeble, debilitated, languid,
nervous aud easily fatigued, wheth-
or young or aged, but it enriches
and purihes the blood, thus making
the Improvement lasting.
1t corrects and overcomes indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, tor
pid liver, chronic diarrhea and
kindred arrangements Of the stom-
ach, liver and bowels.
Bronchial, throat and laryrgeal
affections, attended with hoarseness,
persistent cough, and all manner Of
catarrhal affections are cured by the
"Golden Medical Discovery"
In Chronic Nasal Catarrh, it is
well to cleanse the nasal passages
out freely with DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy fluid while taking the
"Golden Medical Discovery" as a
constitutional treatment. Old OBJ
stinate cases Of catarrh yield to this
thorough course Of treatment.
Through enriching and purifying
the blood, the "Discovery" cures
scrofulous affections, also blotclles,
pimples, eruptions, and other ugly
affections of the skin. Old, open,
running sores, or ulcers, are healed
by taking the Golden Medical Dis
covery" internally and applying
DR.. Pierce's All-Healing Salve as
a local dressing. The Salve can
be had Of druggists, or will be sent
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02

where the visitors will inspect tho
United States Naval Academy's mag
niticent new buildings.
p. m.-Indoor athletics meet ut
the Fifth Regiment Armony.
There will be dozen and one 9TH
er features of the weeks programme
that will serve to add zest to the oc-
casIon and make 1t such n success
as the Governor firmly believes Is In
store for the affair.
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~ rot,,rt, ,,,;fa n, 4 "a - y,
= iaii ~ siSeei's S3S = So
cents IN stamps. Address Doctor
Pierce as below for it, IA
:, :, /, , !. n ss5 !. Nv
~ s,,oit t5osoen Medlcal. sil DIS
covery" regulates, purihes and in-S
vigorates Mc.DAole s,.ste1p and thus
cures a verv large raI,sye. 81 f|;sea sss.sSis
,rhs ra,sa,, IL ri !, t :. atsssses:s VI
varied list az d;scosas /, +,,sd ! ~. II
:, i;t.i tasi;s. = . h!..u y. stsat \
M iltt!e DooR!et OF extracts from
the leading medical authorities,
compiled by DR.. R.sV.S Pierce, Of
Ru,ffaio N, u ,na ,,,,;.,, u. !,...;:ii 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-02

The citylis being adorned with !tbou.a
sands Of flags and tens of4thoasands
Of yards of bunting, with handsome,
arches and artisticaily.iesigned 8Ecoiff33
umus. At night the streets will lie;
Illuminated 100000. additional elec.3
trio lights, while all the public build-
ings in the city will be outlined in?
n blaze Of electricity. 5lIs
Fresh Oysters at Robb s. s;s IN
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IlH-l q
4 joseph Carpenter was given u
pleasa surprise last evening at her
home eon9 Diamond street in honor OF
4 her birthday anniversarW The hours
%ere pleasantly spent with various
ansusements and delightful music was
furnished by Miss Aria Hatfield Tho
aifair was arranged by Miss Lily Car.
\spenter and was a complete surprise
Io Mrs. Carpenter. A choice course
refreshments were served. Those
o8enjoyed the hospitality Of Miss
penter We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Q. P /.
an, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morgan,
pdSMrs. Lorin Keener Mr.. and
IN. Hustead, Mrs. S. o. Holland,
Boggs. Mrs. Ashman Carpen,
tefI Nh. Cora Roger, Mrs. James
+ Thomas Mrs. .. s. Helmick, Mrs, An
ma Regfr, Mrs. Brady Springer, Mrs.
Herbert Keener, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
carpeny yer, Misses Pearl Morgan. Ivy
Hnstea& Ada Ice, Aria Hatfield and
Opal EIdeener, Messrs, Hayward, Hus'
tead Clarence Keener and Denzil
Hayhutst. Mrs. Carpenter was the re-
cipienS Of many beautiful tokens Of
remembrance from her friends.
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2 ---T--
Z Personals.

k4HfISfllS Sslil = eTsoHd's.
sAfr. and Mrs. a.. P. Harr will leave
rTunnelton Saturday, where they
)llRyisltSrelatives for some time.
MrsB. +. Morrow has returned from
othsyille, where he has been visit
4. his3slster; the past week.
Miss Louise {Shuttlesworth and Mrs
IS. shuttiesworth, Of Little Falls
& went, to Clarksburg yesterday for q
short stay.
4 Mrs. Lou Howell and son, Hugh, OF
Ridgedale, arrived yesterday to visit
\ the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
"a. Latham, Of East Park.
\ Mr. Taylor spent Tuesday at
$clarksburg.
Policeman Carpenter attended the
yClarksburg fair to-day.
J. M N Harry ,McCloy, who is employed
Eat Compton, restaurant on Water
street, Is taking two weeks vacation.
Mr. iHerschel Barnes is employed in
his place during that time.
h Ray Smith, who has heen In
North Carolina for several months. Is
Twisting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
M. Smith. Of State street.
Mrs. Laura Morgan returned to her
home ut Mt. Harmony yesterday after
sSa visit with relatives in this ward.
Miss Pearl Morgan, Of Mt. Harmony,
\ 5E8aSSis3 the guest OF Miss Lily Carpenter.
Il Nj. Harley Hammond went to
Clarknburg this morning to attend the
,,sfai Al
Miss Ruth Jacobs has returned to
Y her ohme at Triune after a two weeks
Visit: with relatives in this city.
Mss Blanche satterfleld, of Hope,
tSSwell, was in this city last night en-
route to Clarksburg. While here she
East the guest Of Miss Lide Harr
Mr.S Samuel McClain and daughter
ary, returned i to their home at
\eelings last night after short visit
friends and relatives in this ward.
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TWlIlEeo To Salem.

IN Priscilla MerriGeld, Mrs. J, a.
Ft1 -sonard, Mrs. Sanford Jones and Mrs
~ ?. Harden Will go to Salem Satur.
day To attend the w. c. T. U. conven.
4 ion: They go us delegates from the
gSIV;s CT. u .Eof this; place. Ralph Court.
ney3 and Harry Mccloy will also at,
tend as delegates Of Company A. OF
Il the a y. n q L, Si, ..!-t,, (;
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The teachers OF the Pennington
graded school for the coming term arr
as follows:
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Called Here From Austin.

}called Here From Austin.
law. r. Pell, a. A. Pell and Mr..
iHpyadler, Of Austin, were call.
re by the illness Of Mr.. A. ].
Eder, who Is in the Miners Hos
Mr. Hovadder. was hurt on the
hd$a few days ago and is doing
While here they will be the
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Stemple.
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Entertained for Guests.

y H Nj. and Mrs. Ernest Hawkins enter.
Etained lat dinner last evening compli.
mentar tol Mr.. Samuel McClain and
daughter, Mary, of Wheeling. Miss
Anna sToothman. Of Monongah, and
lSilr. ls.s iuy Hawkins. A dainty course
dinner served and the affair was
-Srsatay enjoyed by those present.
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Heated their tlisabl lsnsnt,ss sbys, Iii,
display Of great sqliantitl ot t;rel ne
which WIN give them the appearanc,
osS5eing consumed sby flames, all til,
.searehli lishts in the harbor viii d.
turned on the ilagstatf in th port
where tho star.spansled BapnSr Il
triumph will wave NJ; 4 i,
Wednesday,, October lC.- Fra,erna
l1a!-1o a. m.-rnyeiiing o. kis;ori,
fnns at Fort McHenry BY tie Patriot
,ie Societies OF Maryland.
/ y. a.- Mammoth parade 81 800,
members of fraternal ors,,nhat:ans
With large number of bcautifn
floats.
SIP. m.-Concert under ausulccs o
United Fraternal Societies OF Mary
land at Fifth Regiment Armo.y.
e 0 p. m.-Invltation ball by Unite.
Fraternal Orders Of Maryland e F;i,t
Regiment Arnory.
s p. m.-Receptlon by Triyel.~s e.,
Merchants Association at Protluc,
Market He'll. s6
Thursday. October 17.-Alunicipa
Day. y. m.-Parade Of nj munici
pal departments.
Platoon Of Mounted Police.
Cri. Joseph Wickes, Marshal,
STAFF.
Governor, Staff.
.'a! or J. Barry Mahool and Staff.
Members City Council.
City officials. 1.'.,
Health Department.
Floats-Quarantlne tug meeting in
coming liner; milk inspectors at rail
way station. "A
Postmaster ". Hall Harris.
Staff.
200 Baltimore City Letter Carriers
Float showing area covered by biz
fire of 1904.
Baltimore City Fire Department
Detachment--lO engines. 10 hose
corts, four loolt.ani.ladder trucks
water tower, eight district chiefs, col
liers. etc.
Float showing burnt district after
the big fire.
slreet.Cleaning Department.
City Engineers Department.
Float showing new Stony Run
Bridge.
Lamps and Lighting Department.
Float showing modern street light
ing,
Float showing gas.testing devices.
Building inspectors Department.
Float showing burnt district after
rehabilitation. @
Sewerage Commission.
Float showing type of new sewer.
age system work.
An army OF workers on. the new
sewerage system.
Typographical Survey.
Float showing u surveyors camp.
Other city departments with floats.
: Sp. m.-Magnitlcent electrical page.
ant, the floats to include:
The Birth Of Day.
The Waters Under the Earth.
The Playground of the Sea.
Spring.
The Fernery.
The Bower Of the Wild Rose.
Summer.
The Wealth Of Wisteria.
Where the Lily Blooms.
Autumn.
Maryland Daisies.
The Happy Land OF Golden Rod.
Winter.
The Heaven Of Happiness.
Father Time.
At the Gate of sleepyland.
Etc.
Friday, October 1S--Carniyal Day.
- p. m.-Regatta and power.Boat
Carnival.
Elghtoaved Shell Race.
Fonr.oarcd Shell Race.
FoHr,oared Gig Race.
Motorboat Races.
Grand procession of decorated pow.
rr hoats.
Sp. m.-Industrial and Carnival Pa.
radc.-lIundreds of handsome floats
and exhibits by the big business
houses of Baltimore.
Host OF happy carnival spirits lei
by Edward XNiIl. Hirsch, as King o.
The Carnival.
Saturday, October 19-patriotic
Day.-Excursions by rail and water to
Annapolis, where special exercises
will be held at historic points. anl
A EVA VA n gl n RY0A
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OLD HoNE WEEK cELERRATioN
70 aE THE Y GREATEST AND
Z cRANoEsT EVER HELD SAYS
GOVERNOR WAKEFIELD.

GOVERNOR WAKEFIELD.
..----- $500
pAJ Tbtopr oo+ . ,ru.,
mfo,,,,s for a;or,i,,J.. 81, ,t,omo nraa,.
oot,,,e- !, ,oS,o h,r,, ,,,oaro,,, L., J., Z !,
~, oriqcorttt ma =, /, :, ,,,o rr,u,o, T.
saving ,h,t tho eo,ehro,,or v,,, ho
tbo ,,r,n,,s., ova. ha,, ,ho.a ~, !,
h,vo ,o,l ro,oon - ,ano ~, n,,,i
ec,irca o,yth,n, ~ tho ri,, a,o, ,a,,
in any nnrt ~ the cou,trvr s,,d CIV.
arnor lv,rso,l IN Ji.o,sa;,g 40 !,
uroa.,,;,, ce,eb,a,,on ~ wh,cb ba b, !,
IN ,i,4,, ,ns Of tbousonJs ~ Mary,on,l.
or. 6vi,,, nil. ovar the country
Rcs,on,cs to the invitations ,,,v
80 oycrio.,;el rho headouorters NJ h.
,,orv,and uomecom,ng Avsoo,ot;o,
that secretarv purronehs, star -,
cler,ca; ai,,es was for n fine stalled
in their work and If roouired the s,r
vfccs NJ burried ra,nsorce,nen,. N
cotch I'M with tba ,mmense c,rre.
sno,denco
The someromers ora from evp,,.
mart of the land A Iorse de,epo,ion
Ia IN be brought down nv the Narv.
land Society or Now yor,, anil /, della
gatioo Of oDo from the MARYLAND So.
c,etv of Ohio ia IN trovo, In snac;,,
traius Notices have hcen recai.o3
or the coming hoc,, q, uorr,o,,or,
tom Snokon. roc,mo CO, rr,,o,,na
| nrisheo Ari,on, tho yni,or a.. .r,,,
Canada Drlttsh co,umh,o uov,,, AL
from, othor no,nts far anil .,Ja L
The nropromme for tho OH u,,,a
Week reorosents n ,ony round ,,r IN.
terestinr and attractive ra,turo. .h,,
will furnish entertainment far tho
host of yjsltors from the fin, ,b,.
get l.ere until thav lon,rt
wLe hal, y,ma nloyoJ Inv ,,,o a.,
time nennan, winners 10 ev,oc,ea !,
carry tbo citv ond ,ts r,s;tors IN, st,,,,.,
on the frst ,lav Of tho rennion ami
the bomhard,ent of Fort ,,cuo,uu
will furnish the most snectacnl,r wo.
ter event sen anywhere outside of an
actual noval engagement
Saturday, October 19-onenina ~;
! Registration oH,ca and 1,formot,o,,
gure;u, Mt the Fifth Regiment A..
mory and of beat|aparters for eacn nj
the counties of Marylonl
SUNDAY. October 13-cburch Dav
Special Old Home services in NIL thc
churches. in which seats will he sno.
cially reserved for old members v,s;t.
ins the clty and former nastors 70 MI
.ue puluts the theme of tho;r die.
courses be;nc "Home-
4 to G H. m-concnrt IN Drrid mn,
parI, NV lh. Irnited Singers or pa,t;.
more (the combined German stnp,,p
socictios accon,uon;ed bv ,yo,ere.
por,, Rand
Oncn,np cborus-",1orv,on1 Nv
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IlsY
Z Four Months Weighed Less Than
1 when Born, But Today is Well.

q,ntil four months ago we tried al
oct every known food for infants, yet
~ taby continued to grow poor and
uas never satisfied" writes +. w.
uaegerty, II. d., of Vienna, N. ].
"We expected to lose him. but upon
,ba first using of Justfood it was re-
.ained and the child began to improve
IT once In seven days time he gained
ne-half pound. He steadily increased
.aining from one to two pounds
every week until at eleven months of
age. he weighed % pounds. and is now
a strong, we'll lad. l simply write
This, trusting 1t may be n help to some
ether little poor starving babe"
This letter of Dr. Haggerty seems re-
markable, but when one knows that
Iustfood is a pure cereal food with all
fhe elements that make food digest
ME. give a baby natural growth and
strength, it f. what one would expect
rom the use of the food.
At your druggists. Three sizes.
&c, 800, $1.50. A small package
Tree. Justfood Co., 40 n. Franklin ST.,
Mracuse, N. Y.