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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-17

tentiary, the state farm, the convict camps, and, in f4et, all matters cen nected in any way with the manage ment and control of the state con victs. Charges of inhuman treat ment of the convnts has been made and these will be investigated thor oughly Governor Little. in a com munication addressed to the legis- lature this week, just before leav- ing for Texas, reiterated his de- mand, as expressed during the cam paiSn, for reforms in the peniten- lature to enact such laws as would enable him to carry out his pledges to the people, as he said he had been warned that the penitentiary board would not make any changes in the present management of the penitentiary affairs. Sub-commit- tees have been named to visit all the convict camps and it is prob able that the entire committee will visit the state farm at Cummins. There is little doubt that radical changes will be provided for in the management of the penitentiary affairs before the legislature ad- journs. Bills are now pending pro viding for the abrogation of the present convict leases and for the removal of all the prisoners to the state farm, as we'll as for the em- ployment of part of the convicts on , the public roads, but it is not likely that any legislation along this line will be attempted until after the penitentiary committee makes it's i report.
 "COnfcd's" Home Too. Still another investigation is prO- posed into the affairs of the COnfed- ! crate Home, which is located near i Little Rock. Charges of misman- dSSlHcuI nave Dee1l Illdue III COllIlec- tion with this institution, and the house adopted resolution provid- ing for the appointment of a special Investigating committed The sen ate has not acted on the resolution as yet
 Amis; Bill Unsigned. The Amis anti-pool selling bill ,, , has not yet been presented to Act ing Governor Moore It is still in i the hands of the enrolling commit tee and will probably not be ready for presentation to the Governor before Monday or Tuesday. The governor with then have five days in which to sign or veto the measure but as he has already declared that he will sign it, there is little doubt but that it will become law with in a short time after it is in his hands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-17

The management of the Elks the- ater has announced that hereafter no persons will be seated after the cur tain rises on the frs tact of a per formance there. The new rule becomes effective Monday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-17
COTTON RECEIPTS
 NUMBER 42,517 BALES

The following statement of cotton receipts was posted by the Pine Bluff Board of Tra1e yesterday:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-26
dice Court
Large To-day
THE DAY AFTER CAUGHT SEVER.
Al WHO COULDN'T WITH
STAND TEMPTATION.

Police court was a big one this
morning. Jim Pat Fleming was a
plain drunk fined six dollars. Fl
Osias Holt was n plain drunk; fine,
six dollars.
Bill shanes, plain drunk; fine. six
dollars.
John Carder, colored. plain drunk:
fine. seven dollars. He had two
knives, one in each pocket. Both
knives were open.
Dan Mckinley. plain drunk; fine,
six dollars.
Charles Cromish, interfering with
an officer; fine, nine dollars. X
Fred Miller was charged with being
drank AMI disorierH. Miller Is sew.
cnteen years Of age. He stated that
he got two or three beers yesterday
at the Kenyon Hotel Miller was fin.
ed five dollars for lettering in bar
room and six dollars for being drunk,
Frank Mark was arrested on war
rant sworn out by Joseph Dadowe
charging Mark with assault and bat.
terry. The men were celebrating
Marks was fined three dollars and fifty
cents.
Ella Beach, plain drunk; fine, sin
dollars. .-e.1if
Walter Champ, plain drunk; fine
six dollars.
James Meservey, plain drunk; fine
six dollars.
r. 7. Fitzhugh, drunk; carrying
blackjack: fine, thirty-one dollars.
George Nelson was fined twenty-five
dollars for selling TO Fred Miller. d
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Lost Trousers
And P'ocketbook
THIEF STOLE CLOTHES AND MON.
Ely FROM HOME OF MAR.
SHALL CLAYTON. N-.

Yesterday morning while NJ. n. Clay.
ton. Of 1918 Pike street, was enjoying
a good Christmas morning snooze a
thief entered his room and succeeded
in getting away with some OF his
wearing apparel and twelve dollars In
cash. Mr.. Clayton did not know that
his home had been invaded until he
got up and could not find his trousers.
These the culprit had taken and in
his pocket was his pocket book and
the money.
J. Z. Lands went down to Barns.
vile yesterday with his bloodhounds
to run down the culprit. The hounds
were given the scent. They took up
the trail and traced II across the coun.
try In the direction Of Gray's Flats,
The chase covered about six miles.
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A CHRISTMAS ADDRESS.

Governor William NJ, 0. Dawson
was asked by the Charleston Gazette
to write for It a word to the people Of
the State that would be fitting at the
season Of Christmas cheer, and conf,
piled in nm address and is here given:
To West Vlrglniuns:
We have come again to the Joyous
annual season when we celebrate the
birthday OF the Babe born In Beth1c-
/ hem, away across the seas, in tho
little land of Palestine, nearly twenty
centuries ago. Conceived by the Holy
! Ghost. born OF the Virgin Mary" His
birth and His life. His Works, are 1t
eral historical facts. He was perfect
ily human and perfectly divine.
That God would come down to men
seems most natural thing. That He
would come in human form, that is,
| In the way that man could best apprc-
henl and comprehend, seems the
very. thing that infinite intelligence
would do.
This Is the best season of all til,
year. 1t teaches the fatherhood Of
God and the brotherhood Of man: that
1t is more blessed to give than to re.
ceive: better to minister to than to
be ministercd unto; that the best anil
most useful life Is that OF the greatest
service to others; that the Golden
Rule OF Jesus Is the best rule for men,
for society. for States, and forsnl-
lions: for II 1t were in practice Their !,
/ would be no more war; 1t would stop
itlie conflict between labor and capital.
the robbery and oppression of the poor
by the rich. solve the railroad prob.
lem. dissolve all bad nIonopolies, make
useless three-fourths of all our legis.
lation, depopulate our jails. prisons,
and penitentiaries, put an end to graft
and greed. and wipe from this cart,
the most III not ally of It's sorrow,
woe. and wretcheIness. Seeing tina,
these things are surely so, once at
least In this sacred season we all
may pray
Thy Kingdom come! Thy will bessdone
In earth as It is in Heaven!
WIN. NJ. o. DAWSON.
Christmas Eve, 1907.
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Advisory Committee Suggests That
Il Directors Resign.

i d. .
Providence, R. l.. Dec. 2G.-The re.
ceivers' advisory committee of the Tn.
lon Trust Company. has come to. an
agreement on a plan for the resump.
ton of the bank, and issued state.
ment Of considerable length.
The plan in general recommends
against liquidation. 1T suggests that
the present board Of officers resign;
that the capital of 100000 be sur
rendered. and new capital stock be
secured by issuing 10000 shares. The
parsyalue Of this new stock is to be
500 but At is to1be sold at $3.50, tse-
curing d capital OF s1,O0o,0oo, with d
surplus :Sk 100000. n 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-26

THANKSGIVING Day has passed away,
The Christmas time is here.
And soon we'll meet again and greet
The glorious New Year.
Observation-Disclosures
An atmosphere OF Truth
in great debates now permeates
Our men and manly youth.
God took away the other day
Our grand, good President,
And placed instead at nations head
His special instrument,
Man of the Hour, a man Of power,
"of which there was a dearth,"
Our guide and scout, without doubt
The Greatest Man on Earth.
I'm crttdc at best. but from the West
r., bring this fact to you,
No other man can lead Our clan
But Teddy, good and true;
And spite of wealth and grsfters' pclf
And politics creation.
VOL, ex Tho INTO ,n1 no,n,n,to
our chn,ce Nv o,c,,wot,o, 5rsE
Won co,, y. will hu+ ,,o ,,a,.o e,,,
our nrotost orJ +be ,rroo !.
Our bnno.t VITO ,roirst tno a,oo.
ar grostors +r,o,.. ,rd ,,,oa,
onr vopnrost k,d-,ook what sho 1,d
co,,;rr oronts ,ool No on,,,,,o,.,
prosnor,tv has kissaa hor
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FOUND
FouND-B. p. o. E. badge on 10:
Gust avenue. Owner can have same
by calling at West Virginian office aud.
paying for this notice. ct.
VERY SAD DEATH.
Little Girl Who Had Come Here t,
Visit Her Sick Papa, Called
Away. 3

Virginia West the three year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. West,
OF Tnnneiton, died Christmas night at
the home OF the lotter's hrother.in-law,
Mr..Nelson Riley, on Piernont avenue.
The circuinstanccstof the death of5the
little child are particularly sad The
father was brought ncre to the Min
ersA Hospital about two months ago,
having been injured in the mine, and
his wife and little daughter had come
here to see him and spend Christmas
together. "A few days ago tile little
girl was taken Ill, ildeath resulting at
the time mined. The remains We're
taken to Tunnelton on IA This after:
noon for ,interment accompanied by
the father and mother. Undertaken
RI G; Jones In charge. y a 81
Don't forget the Shooting Gallery
on ckson street. ~ 2-23,St II
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RIVg.sYtLlEs

IL J9ys = q - -
yRIyEsyIEEl Dec b a let hame
wedding was soletnnized ~ Rev. H
b.. Morgan a. The. residence Of : MI
and Mrs. ]. f. sniler, Of Rlyesville,i
on Christmas eve, 1901, at eight
O'Clock. The contracting parties we're
their daughter, Miss ;Knighue Belle,
and Mr.. W. C: Martin. Il s.
Only few OF their near relatives
witnessed the marriage cereh,ony.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Martin. Of Fairmont. Il
Miss sniler, now Mrs. Martin, was
one of Riyesyille, and Marion county's
most popular young ladies'. In add.
ton to her amiable ways she was
musician Of both talent ami trimming,
which combination rendered her a
pleasant entertainer. Mr.. Martin Is
young and well known Marion county
man and at present Is superintendent
OF the Parker's Run Coal Company at
Rivesville. a position he has held for
some time. He is brother Of Mr..
Hugh Martin, Of Fairmont, manager OF
the said company.
The following announcement OF the
marriage has been made:
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. sniler
announce the marriage Of their dauyh.
ter
knightie Belle
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Tamlm "! 8, Man 4 peaLd

B. NEW oRK, Dec, 2 Lawrence
.Delmour. who until he retired from
politics several years ago5 was one of5tSi
the! prominent members ofE EaHmanys
Hall, died Yesterday Sofy the gfippe.3.
.Delafoaf was 90 years and Ill ore
time was loo ked lipon rs d n9lit iesl
5confe'l erate of Richard Hiss
natural i " reiieence ga tnsl hin, se-s
;ib'rlayeet o. iiNyh erlng Larry: 4;
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Little chiId's Funeral.

The funeral of the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Radcllff was
conducted by Rev, II. B. Morgan at
the NJ. E. Church, South, of Riycsville,
on Wednesday at ten O'Clock. a large
and sympathizing crowd was in at.
tendance. Interment was made at the
Radciiff cemetery.
The Sunday school scholars old and
young, met Mt the church AMI were
given Christmas treat by Mr.. Ray
Amos, their Superintendent. Rives.
vile eau be justly proud OF a good
Sabbath school, if nothing else. There
are one hundred and hrty,four pupils
enrolled with an average OF nearly u
hundred during the present year.
Nothing occurred in our village on
Christmas to mar the peace and dig.
nifty of the citizens to any great ex-
tent. Those who had little booze
to ,iiven up their spirits seemed to
control themselves pretty well and
what few OF the Rivesville boys got
into trouble at Fairnont speak In high
terms OF the mayor Of the city for
turning them out to shift for them
selves in place Of boarding them on
the stone pie for week. Thanks.
Mr.. Mayor. LONE STAR
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ISAAC BROCK, a citizen OF McLennan
4 county, Texas, has lived for lis years.
For many years he resided at Bosque
Falls, eighteen miles west of Waco, but
now lives with his son-in-law at Valley
Mills, Texas. ID
Some time ago, by request, Uncle
isaac came TO Waco and sat for his
picture, holding in his hand stick
cut from the grave Of General Andrew
Jackson.
Mr.. Brock Is o dignifled old gentle
man, showing few signs OF decrepitude.
His family Bible is still. preserved,
md 1t shows that tho date OF his birth
was written llS wears ago.
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EDUCATORS HOLD. MEETINGS

.H''. 'So'thIibCu tIoH -HaSC Iro0eYl
- tfss.--. .1,ts ~ 49,.
ton Of the Southern Educational AS:
sociation. All Of the visitors have
been given a hearty welcome to the;
city by the local teachers and citizens
generally and during the next three
days will be given an Illustration of
true Blue Grass hospitality. The
Southern Drawing Teachers Associa.
ton will also hold Its convention here
tomorrow and Saturday, and meetings
will be held by the affiliated sections
devoted to superintendent. manual
and industrial arts, child study and
normal school instruction. Professor
R. ]. Highe. of Asheville. N. c., is the
president. of the Southern Educational
Association and will preside over the
four general sessions. The list of dis.
tinguished educators who will address
the convention Is a notable one and
will make the meeting the most inter.
estfng ever held by the educators OF
Dixie One Of the important matters
will be the election of a secretary to
succeed the late J. B. Cunningham.
who died within the year. q
Commercial Teachers In Session.
PITTSBURG, Penn. Dec. 26.-Edu,
Gators whose mission 1t is to teach
the young American the methods of
modern business enterprise are assem-.
bled here to-day in large numbers to
participate In the annual convention
Of the National Commercial Teachers
Federation. to be held in the Smoky
City during the coming five days. The
gathering opens this evening with a
reception to the delegates at the Hotel;
Annex. The convention proper will
open In the banquet hall OF that hos
telry tomorrow morning. when the
Right Rev. Cortlanlt Whitehead, bish::
ep OF Pittsburg. will ask an Invocation
and H. j. Heinz, the millionaire manu-,
facturer, will welcome the guests to
the greater city. A. P. zaner. Of Co
lnmbus. o.. will respond. after which;
the president, Liza. Arnold ,Sot Denver.
Col, will present his annual address.
and the committee reports Wilde dis,
cYssed. IA Va
The association Is composed OF va
riouR bodies which make up the fed
Grafton some of hesinstitutions teach.
ing only business forms and others
shorthand penmanship. bookkeeping,
telegraphysanl5 like branches A large
number Of Instructors ii high schools
and colleges having commercial cours-
es are also present, ,sf
1.-THE principal general session will
ne held saturlay,4when nddressesswlil
be male5by DIV. HUI OF Lawrence.
Mass j. N. Trout. q Chicago, and
Miss Gertrude o. Hunnieutt OF Ian
sing, Mich, Saturday evening a re-
ception viii he held by the women
identified with the federation and on
Sunday evening q special service with
be held lat The First Presby terian
church: on saIoada " Director "A. a.
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4 d led } al city. tiosspEttsGi

4 Hosea Rush died Christnas eve
the City Hospital after an illness on
Tuberculosis esssd WAS twenty
eight years ofsage and Is stifs igsd W.
several Shroth hers and sisters. yes
mains we're laid TO tests ms
,inSN yooalawn Genet rys short Services
being conducted 5at me crave Under
EtaHef Ell siusgraye JIM chargs. n
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ARTISTIC WORK.
Mr.. Charles E. Mumford Builds repro
duction of Bay Shore Park, Md.

The most novel attraction OF the
holiday season to be found In the city
is Mt the home of Mr.. Chas. Z. Mum
ford. the plumber, of Fifth street. Mr..
Mumford has built for his son. Master
Norman Mumford. complete repro.
dnctlon OF Bay Shore Park, Md. It
is all there. the big hotels, R. r. sta
ton, bowling alleys, pier extending
into the bay, nm electric car that real
ly runs md numbers and numbers OF
things which have to be seen to be
appreciated. Mr.. Mumford extends a
ordialiinyitatlon to any; of his friends
who; would like to see the white city,
1t Is certainly worth going a considera.
bic distance stofsee. s ,i3 8
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Christmas Eve, 1907.

Mr.. w. II. Morgan, of Morgantown.
assistant cashier in the office OF W.
L. Glasscock, collector of internal
revenue at Parliersburg, is home for
the holidays. The Post asked him
some questions of political nature
and collected the information that
things are looking good for Swisher
Tor Governor and Taft for President.
Mr.. Morgan thinks that will he the
line up and that It will be hard to
beat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-26

Several of the merchants are no
doubt planning TO mark down prices
on their holiday goods. Some will
place card in the window where n
few people may accidentally see It.
while others will tell the news to
thousands in one day by using print.
er'F ink. Watch the papers for the
special sales. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-26
I1IIE(lLDES IHIAIlTIlaBiHII
ESCAPED The TeFfo MS ofs
Many iE1tafs DIV
Using Ell II i il IA

f Nssreaking ot his good Heal Nj and
= extreme old age, Mr.. Brocl says:
"After . man has lived IA The world
as long Is ] have, he Dug III 10 have
found out = great many things ny exss
perlence. 7 think I have done 50. ~
g"One Of the things 4 halve found.
out to my entire satisfaction Is The
proper thing for ailments thaf
are due directly TO; the 4 effects of
the climates: EsnrIlS years II have
wifhstood the cf,angeabie climate
OF the, United States Z
"I have always been o very healthy
man, but, OF course, subject 10 the AZ.
fections which are due " to \ sudden,
changes In the climate and temperature. I
Gas for Or. Hartman, $ remedy.
Peruna, ] have found 1t to be The;
besf ifinot the only reliable rem.
edy for these affections. II mas
been my standby for many years, y
and ! attribute my good I,ealtlsl
and extreme old age to this rem.
'edy.l
ut exactly meets all my require
mems. Itproteets mo from the evil
fects Of sudden changes; II gives me mo
strength; 1t keeps my blood ingood cir
culation. i have come TO rel rpenit
almost entirely for the many iflittleSs
things for which need medicine
"When epldemics Of laSgrtppe tirst
began to make their appearance ii, thfsp
country Twas asufrerer from this dis I
ease. 5i ~. 4 Al SSSseE
'diiiad several long sieges WITH
the grip. Atfirsf!Iitiid nof3kn6(
that Peruna WIS q renedy
this disease. When 4 heardf
Ia grippe was epidemic ca
Tried Peruna for Ia gfipi
found tito be jast thefhihI
In later letter, Mr.. Brook
al am we'll land feeling as
have for ;yerr9. would not r.
out Peruaa.N y 3s3t
Yours trul N,
egfsl>. !: ia
8 Alpttardatotl .Tuly 8, 1885,
Mr.. Brock by lie wife, safa5
states: & & I: e 3
: "Last winner Ind id
up out Of n SPELL OF kHet
1 commenced tahi1g5 Pel
think Il i7,proyed mi heal
;S ~ q
Inn postscript, Mrs. Brock aflt
rcceivea y great ran VI lettersf. I'M,
nbout :wha; prrnna wi Isl sli,} E..
answer them all, as I think thpl
get bottle and try it.a5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-26

Born before the United States
were formed.
Saw ~ presidents elected. !
Pe.ri-na h1s protected him
from all sudden changes.
Veteran of foar vars. J
Shod q horse when 90 years
old. s IN
Always conquered tie grip win !
Fortuna. !
Witness In a land suit at The age !
ofIf0 years. I
Believes Peruna the greatest !
remedy Of The age for catarrhal !
troubles. I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-26

Hammeronlag, Of the Carnegie ne s
nical schools, will&make an iaddresl
On Monday afternoon the delegateJs
will visit the great steel plants at
Homestead and in the evening d Sban:y
qaet Will be held. IN I. q;
The convention Will come to d close
lTues,lay,when the branches will meet
in the morning and the whole fedora
ton in the afternoon Addresses Will
he made by E. Norman. Of Baltimore
Postmaster w. H Davis, Of, Pittsburg.
and others. LaterA8the officers to-
serve during the ensuing year viii be-
elected. \; Il. i
When w.rds! Shrek high in aendishS
glee, q n u b
And enters winter with his key va
Protect yourself. from disease be free
Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. liz si4s5
sottthslde Pharmacy "
~
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M Of 81 BATTLE j

THEs LIN OF BATTLE
III the campaignS In the special cleo.
ton Tor State Senator to be held on
Jsnuaf: It'll IN the 18th Senatorial
district can be taken as q criterion OF
the line OF battle for next year. the
: Democrats are going to give tax re-
form one more hitch before yielding
To- the inevitable. While the Demo,
cratic masses believe in tax reform
and IL left to their best Judgment and
!, afe not deceived will vote for 1t, the
leaders are SO closely allied with the
slnterests'' which tax reform hits hard.
est that they can't let go until they
are knocked loose. The Republicans
ut their convention in Elkins when
They nominated DR.. Geo, W. Brown, OF
gickhannon; passed a resolution COM
Intending tax reform in very strong
terms True TO their instinct for be-
Ing sagins whatever the Republicans
favor. no matter whether good or ba!
", no Democrats when they met at Phil.
s5ippt &and manned Hon. William Post.
sofs Buck hannon;: as their standard bear
e;'; passed a. long string of resolutions
with the; very easily discernible pnr-
pose of trying to deceive their own
people on the tax reform question
They seem to- be endeavoring to make
the farmers believe the direct oPpo'
site of what their tax tickets show
lntEWe Imagine they will fail rs usual.
Here Is one Of the silly appeals 10
the farmer In WHICH they say THAT
ALL the property OF the laboring mnn
= and the farmer has been forced upon
Tho tax duplicate while millions in
ssiehE franc hises, stock companies. and
productive enterprises in the hands
cfStae rich have been exempted"
orr Democratic friends must
take a great deal for granted as to
he ignorance Of the people when they
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e. 4 Z
4 Marriage Licenses.
Z D. w. Conner and Jennie M Hofss
bert. 3 lss
RE- Thomas Conner and Bessie HolbefEs}
w, u Stewart and Alta B: Duncan.
Robert NJ. swlsher and Nora. As HALL
Cleveland Dixon and Lara Funk.
James T. Moran and Anna 4. sous
den. y s8sl \
L Len r. Barley and Rosalie
Bunner. nj
! James Al Justice and Elba y eatrice
IBoyers. \:
Franc eseo Andeno i and Laura
Deems w u y1.ss
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If man stands the test and shows
up the clay after" You can pretty
nearly count on him any time.
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WANTED

WANTED = Railway Mail Clerks
$500 weekly. Examination soon
Preparation free until appointed
Franklin Institute, Rochester. N. Y. 8,
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ct;oulR7T.gN'EE:'Ws,,,s:..:
Special Term

& There will be a special term Of the
Court on January 10. y;
a Paroled.
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Mr.. William Clark Martin

Mr.. William Clark Martin
on Tuesday. December twenty.sourth
nineteen hundred and seven.
Rivesville, West Virginia.
At home
after January fifteenth
Rivesville, w. Va.
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TRUST COMPANY TO RESUME.

The days are getting longer.
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FOR SALE.

FOR Complete vaudeville and
moving picture show. with stage and
full equipment. Best location in town
of 5000. Good reasons for selling.
Address Vaudeville" care West Viz
ginian. tt
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FOR Rents room house on High
street. Apply to J. q. Morgan. tt