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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13
TO GU A r D
YOUR HEALTH

You ought to take an occasional dose Of
the Bitters. 1t will prevent the stomach
from becoming weak and the liver tn
active. But if your health is poor, we
urge you to take it regularly before
meals.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13

Boise, Idaho. June 11-Harry Or.
chard started In on his fourth day of
cross-examination this morning. He
shows not the slightest sign of fati-
que. On the contrary he grows ap.
parently stronger, clearer and more
unshakable every minute. Even coun,
sci for defense admits that he Is a
marvel.
When he was called upon to show
where he stood when he fired the mine
that blew up the independence depot
and killed fourteen men, he bent over
from the witness stand to the steno,
grapher's table and with his hand
steady as a rock drew complete
plan, making dotted lines to show
which way he ran and giving the di.
rection of the railroad and spur track
upon which he and Adams ran after
the explosion.
Defense GriIIs Witness.
Continuing its cross examination to-
day the defense attacked Orchards
testimony as to dynamiting Fred Brai-
ley besides endeavoring to show the
discrepancy and improbabilities in it
and sought to make 1t appear it had
been in part inspired by Detective Nc
Partland There was first an effort
to show that Orchard had never seen
nor heard of the Japanese servant VINO
cleaned the porch at the Iinforth
flats the morning Bradley was blown
up, until Mcfarland told him about
! him. Orchard denied this ard swore
he saw the Japanese AMI that he had
to wait for the Japanese to leave the
porch before he placed the bomb.
Seek to Dlscredit Testimony.
The.l the defense endeavo1ed to dis,
credit the story and the purchase OF
the dynamite from the Judson Powder
company and the entire claim that the
bomb was used by showing that the
walls Il the Llnforth pul,G.ng were
blown outward and that Bradley had
been blown into the street.
Attorney Richardson demar,iad that
the wiiaess explain how the explosion
of the bomb had these effects. Or
chard sad he could not explain the
matter, but expressed the opinion that
/ Bradley was standing side ways to the
bomb and that explosion followed the
line of least resistance and carried him
j into the street. At the request of the
defense Orchard stood before the jury
and drew diagram to the entrance te
the Linforth flats.
Orchard Shows Emotion.
AS to the details Of his story, Or
chard seems infallihle. He repeats
them as Richardson desires and seem!
never to lose patience.
i For the first time since his cross
examination began Orchard this morn
ing showed decided emotion. 1t wa
when Richardson put the witness OF
. the rack for his neglect of his two de
serted wives Orchard insisted tina
Haywood and Pettibone promised t
care for his wife at Cripple Creek bu
failed TO do so. When he admitted hi
:, first wife had worked at cheese max
ing for a living Orchards lower Ii
ouivered and he swallowed hard on
lump in his throat. His answers wer
, short and his voice was husky Ricl
ardson continued the grilling for fl
!, teen minutes but failed to break tn
: witness down
: Cheapest Assassin In World.
Through all his recitals and reptile
there is just one apparent motive-h
wanted money, and he was the cheal
est assassin that ever set off bonn
or shot a victim to be thug.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13

Boys call one another liars and for
get it as soon as another game is call
I'd
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13

Those in need Of a cultivator.
either riding or walking, better see
the sattley Rider. 1t has all the lat
est improvements. Then don't over
look our No. 4257 Racine Buggy. In
fact, our line Of Buggies and Driving
Wagons is the right kind.
Iowa Buggy CO.,
21s South Market Street, otturtwa. II.
GEO. w. DAVIDSON, Mgr.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13

tally the Mississippi Valley. would u
timateiy outstrip the east.
Council of Nine.
President Mclean was pleased TO
see the work OF the Council OF Nins,
Including the regulation Of evening
parties. nearly all Of which must
close now at midnight; and the asoo-
lition Of "co-ed" parties, picnics
excursions ETC.. without chaperone.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13
OLD FURNI TUR {

No doubt you have one or more old
pieces Of furniture stored away that
you would like to keep; partly for
the associations connected with them
and partly for their intrinsic worth.
Do not neglect any such pieces but,
let me tell you the cost Of liking It up
1t won't be much.
HENRY w. SUECHTING
40 West Second Street.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13
BRAGS
OF MURDER
COMMITTED
FOR GOLD

Keokuk, June 1.-THE conven-
ton of the Iowa Federation of
Labor today adopted motion that
a message of sympathy and con-
fldence be sent to the officials Of
the Western Federation of Miners
imprisoned in Idaho.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-29
Sebreibt uns often
%2llsmoiysn eiaes lsrl0antfn.
Ser fsiIianiibs Gaabsr 5aiomnas lite
Seime &cbea5i6)iGIale.

SIN r@iornale bi Siciiia" purben
tiir5ltd Die Menoirea oes T3iliaaiz
I9en Gdubers 5alomone unter bsm
Sitel: rDie W{tB5rdu9e zines giirz
sermeiiters unb Die sere6te g.a3e"
ber0Hentli4t. Sn Der 0orrebe .a3t
Solomone: sd bin peber Geie4Ttsr
nod S6riftiteler inb muB meine SEA-
tur gum S9reiben 5pingen. Die Be-
fer fonen meine 6ebler iberfe6en uaO
an ben SAB benten, Der mid beinl
@@retben erfiiqt. Mir fDnnen ni6t
ale auf etne Nrt benfen." Gr er5Gbli
bann, tpie er angetlagt morben mar,
nit 9ilfe 5peier l~tnbetannter ol
6iid6dnDlsrn einen G%trabenraub poQ~
fiibrt gu baden. Obglei9 tein Netpeis
erbrodt pOrben fei. babe i'm bas @ez
ri9t bon goltomiletta gu 5ebn Sa9ren
@efdngniB Derurtbeilt. Ser 8iirgers
meiiter lei iein politiiher Gjsgner gez
pefen unb babe fid feinsr duf biefe
Qrt entlebigt.
@einer uni4ulO bspuBt, glou5ts
@alomone lanse s3eit, feiue 6aft tonne
nidt bauern. man miFs i'm bic 5rsiz
belt mieberge6en. gr f9tlbert bic Gjes
fdnsniHe, in benen er gepeilt bal, So
nombrone, Qneona, g~enigaGia, Sn
elmer 3ele an bic Wauer gefettst, auf
einem nieb-igen, f9malen 8anfden
fiBenb, babe er jeben Sag geslaubt, bic
S9mer3en in ben @lteoern miiBten
tim t0bten.
gr biBte bic po1en 5ebn Sabre ab,
unb als er in 6reibeit seIeBt purbe,
elite er in feline 9eimat9 I'm bic Muts
ter gu umarmen, bic treu an fetne I'M
fnulb geglaubt. sic mar am @prs
abenb ieiner gefreiung %geftorbsn, an
ibrem Sarge brannten Die Geroen. 9a
f9por er bon nelem &ahe, unb BEL
Der eriten @sIsgenbeit eri6pB er ben
8urgermeiitsr, benz er feline @srurt6si~
lung 5uf9rieb. Set 5psi Sabrsn pers
folgt i'm bic italienif4e poli5ei, unb
er TT fi@ bepuBt, baB iie i'm frog fet=
ner @enanbt1eit einmal erreiden
tperbe. OeshaIb apoitropbirt er am
@9luB feiner Memoiren bic eSurp,
tpel9e TIN tinmal aburt6eilen pirb.
Gr erinnert ffs baran, bag er 1850
Nd9ts unb 1850 Sage tetnen 2ft6eme
aug tn reiner Buff tbun burfte.
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THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
WHOLESALE GROCERY
ROmmIifionss Geiaafi

Btr t~lbrenEale Nrten nun@rocertes @s.
treble, Mebl, 6utteritDffeu aIler Nrt, SAt,
ners@ eiBen, 3uderrobr . Samen, Rnffir,
RDrn, beutiber Sirie unb Seu = in va,
aenlooungen Doer tpeniaer.
8ir eriuden UNI goniienationeu Dot
3anoess&rpoucten. SdneIe grlebiaunt
Der @eid6fte.
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Die altsite @fanse Der s0elt.

Die dlteite pirtli9e W&iin3e, bic an
bic 0a9pelt getommsn lit, alfo Elm
na4 Gepi9t unb Getngebalt (S9rot
unb aorn) glaubpiirbig seitempeltes
Getbmetda, beftnbet Iid in Der @amms
lung bes gritiiden MuTeums. Sic
TT, mad Der 9o61sit hires Stills 5u
urtbeilen, fpdtsftens i'm T., pieqei9t
idon TN 8. S%abrbunbert b. SIR, eez
f6ldsen fporben unb iteGt einen e1tps
tifden, atemltd btden alumpen BON
@lettron bar, i'm @epidt bon etpa /
Bfunb. Glettron bieb unreines, fart
nit Silber semii9tes Sob, bas man,
neil man feline 8eitonbtbeile ni9t gu
trennen permo9te, als Elm Metal fir
ii6 nsben Cob, @ilber, 8rpn5e- fpie
aud Giien aniab. Muf Der einen Seite
trdgt bic Miin3e 1ur ben rpben GIN
brud bes pdn5eHs, nit Dem ma bas
Metaaftid beim Yrdgen auf benz Nms
bob feftbtelt, auf Der anberen Settle
bas Bib etneS 6trf6es nit Der uebers
f4rift in griedifdsr @prads: sd
bin bas Nb3siden be3 9banss." Mer
oiefer pbanes mar. TT ni6t bstanut,
IS bat oaber ben 4nf9etn, als ob
niat bonn Gtaat, fonbern bon 9ripat>
perfonen, pieIeidt BON a~ngeisbenen
grie9if3en @ei9dftslsuten, bic ben
Mertb bon Miin5en i'm gauf9bertebr
geseniiber ben Bis babin ibli9en
Sauf4mitteln 3uerit ri6tig ertannten.
ben @nftoB our prdsung in Mina<
form ausgegangen lit.
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o N i {.

SartpHeln, Colorado, $3.50 unb $I.75
Nene $l.75 per gentner.
8tuiebeln, Neue Seras Bermuda $3.50.
grbifal Mar 1925.
5Dmaten5 9eras $1.O0 - $1.25 per 4
&urb. Crate.
3arrDtten, IS Cts. per Subenb BfnbsI
&ob1, $3.50 u. 1915 per 100 8f6.
8p9nen, 9eue Eeras $I.50 per Bulb:
8nbnen, 8ads, 80 gts. per 8ife
4feifer, $1.25 per u 8m.
Squaib, "A 8ulbel. &tite 80 u. So gts
Sfra $I.25 Der X Bu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-29

SIM &luppbette seanz
gsn. Gin junges Soh3eitspaar, Elm
9asb 9aplOr uno 5rdu aus portlanb,
bdtten fi6 in greiton, Sa., in einem
5otel in sinem alappbette our Ru6e
bege6en, uIs bieIes 3ufammentIappte
anb Die beibsn @atten nit ben &opfen
nab unt.n felt einf6lOB. Sic pdren
unfeblbdr erftidt, ipenn ni6t elm St1e
bsnmGb3en 8ufdai9 bic fdfpahen
4ngiti6rete Saplors geb0rt unb ihnea
9ilfe gebradt bate. Die junge 8rau
mar bereits bepuBtIos, fam ober balb
gu ii6. 0as bantbars @bepaar i9entte
benz Stabenmdb6en cine solbene ubr.
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Sstna's 8 esms onpano . siaarre
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rSeIs Der @erliebten"

nVtTB DeT BgrTtebteN "
beibt Elm mddti5er aaltfetfen BEL 0ras
naba, Spanien, na6 Der Sage bon
einem Hitter, Der bier nit ieiner maui
rif6en Geliebten, BON ben @erpanbz
ten oss Wdb6ens berfolst, bsn
Sprung in bic giefe magte, o4ne
Sdaben 81 nebmen, tporauf bic
SdOne, 0pn Der Naa9t bes @briIten=
gottes nu1mebr iber8eust, gu benz
@lauben oes Rttters iibertrat unb feline
@dtttn purbe.
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y q D NJ N {.

Gan Mntonir, yeg., 80. Mai.
Ordinary TX Gents; @uo6 DrbinuIt
81 gsnts: 9Dp Mibblina 1917 Cts.
Mibblina 11.% Gents; @Doo Mibniins
IN gt8 Watoblinq 5air 12.X gts
t8aiOeftpn, Geg., %. Mai. = Orbtnurt
81 gts.; @Doo Ordinary 81 Cts
Y0fu MioSlins 1I.I gts.; Mtbtlina
l2.h gt8.: 90Db Mibolina 1871 Gts.
Mibblina Sair Is "A Gents.
Wetu CrIeans, Ca, 80. Mai.
GUOb Oroinnrs 81 gt8.: Som Mibb
ling l0.13ll6 gts.; Mioblin9 PA Cts.
@opb Miboiina Ii Cts; Mibbiirg
Goir IA gents.
8mmmeuiameu uro OedenYrObnftt.
9rima 8aumppniamen TebI. per
EUnne $24.
Goumuoaiamen Del, RIB, as Sta
Nrin1a Gaumtu91iomefi : SUDDEN Otr
Tonne $3.50.
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) m Segefboot um b E
90 t. Bon Gan 6rancisco, Sal,
aus bat Der betannte S6riftiteller urb
Sportsman Sad aonbon in feinem
9sgelboote She Chart" cine auf Die
9auer BON feds Sdbren bere4nete
&eife UNI bic Melt angetreten. Sonos
lulu foa Der erfte 9dfen fein, Der an
selaufen pirb. 0as Boot 1T nur 45
Sub lang unb es befinben ii9 auBer
2onbon unb feiner @attin nod brei
damn unb Elm japanii6er Sungs an
8orb.
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Sin faappes Gattommem.

o.. @. glogo. elm Rauimann in
Blunt. WiD., bate Elm tnappes @nt'
tpmmer. inbem er fid einen Dorm in
ben Dnumen rnnnte. Ser 9ottor
muute arnputieren. nber Bu6len'S
Nrnica Salbe beitte oieie idlimme
Bunoe. 8u haben bel Goolpb DreiB
uno N. gobn & 60. su rs Gents.
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Udarets Beribf
Gan Antonio, %. Mai /!
Sieb : Marft.

Gan 4ntDniD, go. Ma 1907
OGlen $500 bis $500 per 100 gfb
Riihe $500 Bis 1925.
Bullen unb nStnes", Sl.76 bis $500
Sdbrlinge 1926 bis 1926.
&dtber $3.50 big $3.50.
Sdafe $3.50 bis 400
8iegen 1925 Bic $3.50.
Sbfpeine $4.50 Bis $500
ct. Spmis, 20. Mai. Rim bnieb
Nattnes SIS. 40 Bib 1910. Eeras ; &ieb
$2.65 bis 1856.
shneine 1915 Bis $3.50.
isOnis. per sfs...........9-l9l. Cts
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Bremer6aUen
@eiai6ie, ss5ensmiirbisfeiten uni
Safeuanlagen ocs Crtes.

9siuiser @rmupcrsueyb-@ie erfse oenttdle
Siotte- Torsoeutidjer &Iugo-Ser 9cgriss
Der asremersapems @ren6tide @ebietsabs
t%retnasea.
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SOralDfateit 1T bic Wutter Der
Smuloen.
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Qu einer Garm unpeit
Petersburg, Sno., ftebt elm 8lodbaus,
bas f4on ben aniieblern in iener &C.
senb SduB %gepdbrts, ais nod &C.
neral Wiaiam 9enrp 9arrifon unb bic
Sscumfebfaen Sruppen fi9 bsfebbss
ten.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
Well known,y aIuable Prop.
eftY for Sale.

On account u improving my bust.
ness house on Jackson street offer
my handsome and convenient dwell.
Ing on Monroe street for sale. This
house Is built on a lot G0x11O and con.
sists Of nine rooms and modern cellar.
Barn, carriage sheds, chicken pens,
ETC., with brick driveway to each. One
square and half from court house,
four churches and one-halt square
from optra house and car lima. In fact
the best residence part Of the city.
10 money or expense was spared Ii
hnlldlns this home. and Is perfect IN
every detail ant never was offered for
sale DetJre. Business demands the i'm.
proycment Of my Jackson street prop
ertv, otherwise under no consideration
would give up wat consider as
nice a bono and In as good location
40 there Is In the city Of Fa!rmont.
Spectators take notice, for am going
to sell. Possession giyea at once and
payments made satisfactory to pur.
chaser. Write Or consult me.
]. SANDS. JACKSON,
Casino Hall, AIS Jackson St.
IL Falrmont, W. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01

The Ns|p-to Pure Drug Cough
Cure Laws w0,lla be needed. II all
Cough Cures we're like Or. shoop's
Cough Cure sand has been for q
years II" En'ioMt Law now requires
TIA Il a1,y :'igouH enter into a cough
mi&einEs. u ippgi bs printed on TIC
label o. pLEhnse For This reason
mo'hers: sSd otlcrS should Insist OF
haFtassDr sA"e0H Cough Cure. Nc
poison msrI" rn ~, shoop's labels
and nonsin .n' medicine. else 1t musl
by tlkwfbe nc s:tg label. AMI It's not
only 3tat I II valid to be by those
thai kaoFit bert, truly remarkable
,cough ;Fsttsiy tate no chance, par
tieplarls witb YOUR children. Inslsr
on bay Ir tia"op's Cough Cure
Conn t;etnily tho DR.. Shoop pack
agss WITH ssbsfs ana sec. No poison
mar here You can always be OF
the 6s by demanding DR.. Shops
Gouge ishfs Simply refuse to acccrI
any hsr sold by E, A. Billingslet
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think ,ofSyoti: q
knowledge % tbe3 sfil liulr I
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Concerning Business Walls
ttS He gives Idates facts3 and tisares9
reliable lIl. and Siml,o rtant adsl ess aaa IN
formation on all mat ers Saf interest
In husipessi ctionst tawsaits. seoti.
tested wills, life ihslrahce. Stapass
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ventures. stocks and all financial dlfn
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With partners 4 lfsyoaf care 10 know
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successful, where ,yo!is shailSgc: swhosu
10 avoids you intend "a asg e dill
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sell property .s9t " fact, ale nj iu'.
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Kirk Hlsfaayice may Ne tie tneaass.
Of saving you thousands 81 dollars ana
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SO I: !; / !. d /: i
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Union Depot Tonight

The silhion DepotTgto sbetgiyenFat
the Grand tonight, under the auspices
of7the Loyal Circle Of Kings alsh'
tiers, promises to be one of9the best
home taicnt5 affairs ever given: In Fair,
mont. Tie tehcatsals for this enter.
tainmenl have been going opEfor! seT:
erat weeks, Under the direction Of Aiiss
lulu Melick, a talented young woman
from Byron Kings School Of Oratory,
pittsburs, The play Is decidedly amuEi
ing mud calculated to make the most
sober person smile, About sixty II
,Fairmon''s talented young people Will
take ltaEt In this Play>a1d those who
MISS y will miss a rare treat. a Lon,
aconlnS. Md. paper has the follow:
lng 10 say III regard 10 this perform.
ance which WIS given there recently:
THE performances Of "The Union
cbfdt" In Evans Opera House on Fri:
day evening Of last week and Monday
evening Of this week were huge sue.
cesses. Friday night the halt was
packed, every seat being sold within
two hours after the sale began, and
over q hundred IIsconSOIate. IInseat.
ed applicants, The farce Is not over.
OurdeneG with plot, but has an abun,l.
ance of characters, taken by local PEG.
pie. aal given with a zest that lick.
led their audience to roars of mirth. f.
"M0heay evenings performance. in
addition to the entire programme Of
Friday night, contained two choruses
The Good Old Flag and The Yankee
Doodle Boy, and Il pantomime, 'Roct;
Of Ages all very pleasing. The other
features were the, doll drill. so Long,
Mary Cheyenne Mexico aud last
of ali;HWhy Don't You Try,
Miss Melicli, the trainer, bright
young lady, a regular little bundle OF
energy and snap, from Kings ScaDOl
Of oratory, of PlttSburs, gave reclta.
lions each night.
THE entire performance was gotten
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Will Reside aer "a


{ Mrs, HIS q, Sample and daughtGri
Miss Nudge, left this morning fof
lPgttsburE where 5tleS$wlll spend seys
e lltf Jays They We're ccompanied.
t to lrallttsbafs byAIrS3 Charles 9. sRobb3
Mrs. Robbswlll be Joined 10 SPittsburg.
BY her sister; Mrs. H Curt Hamilton
and together! tileY Will eo5to Chicago
ILL.,, where they wlllyislt with relatives
for some time. y. J.
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Entertainment.

The students ot.tlie eloclttton depart
nenl Of the Normal under tho sdlree:
ton OF Miss Ware will tglyejan enter,
.talnment on next Tuesday evening in
the Auditorium at $3.50 o'clock. The
programme viii consist of;mntominie,
music, tableanx and q farce entitled
The Mouse Trap by William Dean
.lIowells. Admission, g5c; \.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
Meeting Postponed.

The Isabella Davis Circle of Kings
Daughters will not hold their regular
meeting this evening, on account Of
the Union Depot" entertainment to
be given by the Loyal Circle Of Kings
Daughters, a. la5t (. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
Rebekah Supper.

7 The supper held at the /. @. o. i:
hall Saturday evening by the West
Virginia No 6 Rebekah Lodge was
well mtronized.. A delicious chicken
supper was served Which was thor.
ous'lly enjoyed by the large crowd in
attendance. The tables were prettlly
decorated. sS 81
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He 5that; kttowctlttal!5 thtass5 kaeEestthR
stllis thatS55 " a, ;jss5 85t
There vas a man int Ills town hi 4
Who was tired ot city life H X Z.
Nc looked the river ipSand down
And thenSheEtolaB hisgw!fe: NJ Il, q !.
There need be.no Salarm, "
u nut Ia this old town ~. die II 4.
] Iwant :togownIa farm and q farm
Sl'm goingjtos buy. I; 4! II M /.
Soto Londonderry Hollow: he went:
And there the daySheS spent; n
Everybody knows he did for the
News came y straight from Kid M
This man and Kid, they talked fan!dl
talked on Script ;ana some
gospel they didsread aS3sjl
Then KID ne showed his tixtufes and
they did$takeS; tie lead y X ~
Noon time soon lel$aroand, "
Says. Kid: Right here vel dlReS9'
mo. no, friend Xii, nsthissnianSdid Sssy,
FOR Rlyesyille j lam bound.
@Yi; VIZ says Kid, g@tnst whit while
and we'll take3a drink Of wines
That struck this IMAM below the belt
and 10 old kid he almost knelt:ES
Kids good old wife. she heard the
noise, and saidih careful boys, be
careful, boys. = XII I;
It's understood the @Iteswas$ good iass
any ever was, q! ;$;!:i
For in less than ter; minutes Their
tongues began 10 buzz. Il Z.
This man. be Nov, Kid; I'm here
for; biz :s3i y & 4 q.
"No, no." says Kill, the lis .issup, Tor
Ann has made az. /, g3.. "a 3 s5s7
ooh. dear says they. don't. take our
home, 7ss 4 U s'$s.
Don't take oursiome, sc are too Old,
we3are too old to roam. !.
4 a L7istH4 i
Mono. dear Kid, no, mo, with.Syoll
We friendly dined; NJ q
Not only tlinei, but happllySapdS slori,
ously have wined..! 5Iil if53,
Some neighbors Of a feather somehow
they get together. ~ = !
This man they though asleep because
with Kid he'd dlned Al L; "a
They tried to- bury him deep; but
| With Kit he;hadE dust @ined. 3:
They laid a plan apd sought 70 make
this man think. KIDS farm; he'd
bought; Y n n; 4 I. Il AZ 5..i.
So Kid ShetSripped anu snorted, c.lssed
swore and exhorted. I'M
This man he sat IN silence. what else
could he do, !,
When Kid had threatened violence
and swore that he would sne?:
Most people heard of this: some near
aid some afar, II (
So you that never did. ask KID or the
& 48a LONE STAR. 5S
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The Kind OF man that keeps telling
n girl before he marries her that he
4 wants to throw himself under her feet
IL more likely afterward TO expect her
Z 10 put on his shoes for him. I.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-01
partx3 sEriday ssnlng n I'd

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Surprise party Friday evening at hes
home on Porter 7 AZ InB honor OF telf
thirts snth sbirtftas 81 heri gFahdd aagtisI
ter \ gladys Wallace. y SlANl pleasant ;eys8
emf vas spea 4 M !! the Young folks
With games ant; athe rtamasemeats and
delicious refresh ents we're seFyedss
The Young hostess was assisted siaSen;I
Pertaining her guests DS8 Nj ss Fay Jef.
f A AZ and Mrs D! p, Thomas wers
guests present. \ Il ,5;s 4 n Y
y viii Il Reside Here. M,
" Sunday eyering at stx.thirty N o'clock
.at the Baptist parsonag occurred tie
marriage Of sir John ~. Mickey, Sofl
mersetrounty; pa, and Ais Joseph
;iae Davis, q Salem, vi, Va. The cers
emory e lit' was performed nv r ey:s n
Eddy "a Mr.. and Mrs. Mickey VII fEres9
side 4 on Virginia venue between
Ninth street. shlr. Mickey
is employed insone sof the local glass5
houses. VI & !, n *