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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
The Pool System
ADOPTED BY THE B. AND o. RAIL
ROAD WENT INTO EFFEcT.25
YESTERDAY.

Id q ~ r
Yesterday at noon what Is known as
the pool system" in railroadins went
into effect on the B. and o. railroad
and 1t affects all the railroad crews.
The system doesn't allow the same en-.
glneer to run the same engine right
along. but Is a sort of catch as catch
can" arrangement and many is the
sigh Of the old engineers as they see
their favorite steaming OF with
strange hands at the throttle. The
attachment Of an engineer to his en-.
gine is proyerbial and It seems hard
for o new system to break up these
love matches SO ruthlessly. The sys.
TEN, while good In some ways; SIS not
liked by many; Of the railroad men: 81
& The new system as We understand
" will be aaS good thing for Fairmont,
as sit practically makes thistcity4 "a long
division terminal and extra crews viii
always be here awaiting their turns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
Kidnapped Girl
Has Returned
RESTORATION OF RUSSIAN PR,N.
CESS AS MYSTERIOUS, AS
DEPARTURE.

LONDON, Oct. 31.-Barbara Lapou
Kline, IS years OF age, daughter Of for
mer Police Director Lapoukine, Of st
Petersburg, who was reported kidnap
ped, supposedly by Russian terrorists
while leaving the theater here Thurs
day night, has been returned In safet,
to her boarding house at Woburn.
Miss Lapoukine arrived home ut
one o'clock. She seemed dazed and
IN great mental and physical distress
Miss Russell, her goyerness, hurried
her to her apartments, refusing to per,
nit anyone to talk with her, and sent
for the young woman's father, who
was aiding the Scotland Yard detec.
tives in the search.
Lapoukine hurried at once to his
daughters side, held a short conyer.
sation with her and took her from
London. No explanations were given
of the girls disappearance or Of her
return.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
w ant End ndowment
For Old School
TRUSTEES OF LINsLY INSTITUTE
WILL INACCURATE PLANS
FOR LARGE REVE.
NUES.

WHEELING, Oct. 31.-At a meet.
Ing Of the board Of trustees Of the
Linsly institute, held yesterday after.
noon, 1t was decided to inaugurate a
movement for substantial increase
OF the endowment OF the institution.
The endowment at the present time Is
practically what It was when Noah
Linsly's original benefaction made pos.
sible the establishment OF this repre-
sentative Wheeling educational insti.
tuition, and the trustees believe that
the time has arrived when the resourc.
es Of the school should be increased by
additional endowment. Plans for the
movement were under discussion at
yesterdays meeting Of the board. and
will be further discussed at future
meetings, after which details will be
given to the public. The movement
Is one that will no doubt appeal to the
people Of Wheeling generally, and
there should be no difficulty encounter.
ed in placing old Linsly on sounder
basis than ever before.
At Wednesdays meeting the follow.
ing trustees were elected to fill vacan-
cies recently created on the board:
W. E. Stone, Edward Haziett, ]. M.
Clarke and H. C.. Ogden.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
Grand jury
WILL Il. |. Get |: BUSY. 8:
WILL LOOK AFTER VIOLATIONS
OF LAW BY SOCIAL cLUes IN
HANCOCK COUNTY,

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{ NEW CUMBERLAND, w. Va, Oct.
Clone Of the most interesting sit.
tings Of the Hancock grand Jury viii
result when court meets next week.
Chester viii be The battle ground for
probing. on account of the various
clubs alleged to exist there.
Since East Liverpool and Wellsville
went dry 1T is asserted that no trou.
bic exists to quench ones thirst In
Chester. a few weeks ago when an
effort was made to have Clerk Armour
S..cooper grant a Incense to certain
Chester clubs after they had complied
with all the provisions Of a law pass.
ed by the last legislature, and he re.
fused, the clubs are said to have con.
tinued In operation, and the member.
ship rolls contain the names Of many
prominent East Liverpool. O., and
Cester citizens.
A few weeks ago a club on Babb's
Island was raiied by Sheriff wfIken
and hundreds Of dollars worth Of wet
gyoods secured in the raid. Anumber
of arrests were made, and these cases
are toBbe investigated by the coming
Grand Jury. One Of the promoters OF
the club, a resident Of East Liverpool,
Is said to be giving West Virginia a
wide berth at this time. Il.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
Or. Bennett Talks Of Plan For
raining SchOOIaf Fairn70n Norma
PRICE RI | {. OF|'BEER ! !: &. I.
MAY N ! INCREASE
COST OF INGREDIENTS USED in
Fl BREWING HAVE ADVANCED
MATERIALLY. ,t5 .s,S

WHEELING, Oct. 31.-with the
price Of every article Of consumption
for living going up, the natural query
|ts: will the selling price Of beer
|increase?"
{ Beer, among some Is not considered
a necessity, orFan article OF food. yet
among great number, especially
those foreign born or Of native birth
from foreign parentage. beer, the
product OF malt, ETC., Is considered MS
essential to a meal or lunch, as COT.
fee or tea Is to others.
"The price OF beer to the retailer
moy be increased" =
Such was the information given to
reporter yesterday. "a,
When asked the reason for. this as.
sertion, the informant, gentleman
connected with a local brewery. said:
II do not mean to say that an increas',
of the price OF beer to retailers is uil.
! der, contemplation. but do mean to
say, that the price OF malt, grits. rice.
hops, and every article that enters
the manufacture Of beer not exclu,l.
ing wages, has Increased to such an
extent that the cost OF production Is
now about sixty centslmore than 1t was
when the present selling price was es.
tabllshed.. 5 III
"If prices do notgo back to the; or.
iginal level, as a matter Of course. the
selling price, must be increased, II we
keep up the present standard OF our
product re lS,B Il
An Increased price! to- the retailer
may not mean San Increased price to
the consumer, per glass. but it may
man a reduced size vessel in which
the beverage Is sold. thus imposing
n hardship upon those who have been
brought up to believe that beer is an
, essential part of the lunch or meal. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
fA|!R||I!M|l|ON|I||''.C0AL.. ! !! n I C''0
COMPANY C: ! |||| 4 |! |. ( | MAKES
APPOINTMENTS !! | 4 ]
Several S: Changes
At The Mines

The Fairmontt Coal Company has
made: several appointments recently.
Ellis p. Goedecke has been appoint.
ed superintendent OF the new open.
ing Of the company's mine at Robin.
sons rim. Mr.. Goedecke was former
ly In the employyof the Fairmont Coal
Company as superintendent mt Ocean
mine, but left It's service some time
ago. For the last few months he, has
been the acting superintendent at
Gypsy mine during the. illness of tho
regular superintendent Charles P.
Ice. s g.2 Y s.
Mr.. George Gaskill has been appoint.
ed superintendent Of CASTOR mine.
Mr.. Gaskill is a son of J. C. Gaskill.
general superintendent. He has been
assistant superintendent at Montana
for several years.
William Metzger has been appointed
superintendent of Despard mine OF the
clarksburg Fuel Company. Desparl
mine was abandoned several years
ago, but will besreopened in a short
time and up-todate. equipment will be
added. houses will be built and every
thing necessary to carry on the work
will be provided. Mr.. Metzger has
been located at8Robinson Run mine
for some time in various capacities.
The last two months he has been act
Ing superintendent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
.y!E!A'Y!'!.S'ZAN|D|!. 'Y!'!.S' NJ! MEANS Nj
coMMlTTEEsssu eGEsIloN NJ .APPRE,
WI clATED BYfMR. II BARD, 7. X
OF THIS DISTRICT

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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. S31.-
Congressman Hubbard exemplitied
the Wheeling style Of strenuosity yes
terday by visiting many government
departments in behalf OF his constitu.
ents inspecting many apartment
houses In quest Of winter quarters,
and last night was In conference with
certain standpatters, who hope he,
may be on the ways and means com,
mittee. Mr.. Hubbard feels he can do
most good for his district by going
on the rivers and harbors committee
but appreciates the suggestion OF the
higher committee. s5 5&
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
Very Interesting
Was This Case
LAYMAN TRIED HIS OWN CASE
AGAINST ATTORNEY WHO &
ACTED FOR HIMSELF.

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The most interesting case that has
been tried In the courts here for a
score OF years was disposed Of yester-
day afternoon. It was case between
a layman and an attorney, each con.
trovertlst being his own advocate. The
style OF the case: T. N. Parks vs.. Hi.
ram Jones. The plaintiff had brought
suit against the defendant to recover
fees for professional services rendered.
Each man warmed UP to his work and
there was a fusillading of forensic dis.
course seldom equaled in the advocacy
Of clients rights. The phillipics Of
Demosthenes were; ont phillipiced
when the lay advocate poured forth
his whitening stream Of satire. We
We're unable to get a blue print Of the
proceeding nor was there an absolute
agreement as to its specifications. but
there was nothing in 1t that ssmacked
of 4thep dementia5 tAmeri icana flavor. 1t
fFs -
was the calm, cool. collected; 4 concen.
trated, convincing converse that crown
ed the efforts of one who had the cour.
age to defend his rights before Jury
Of his peers. His opening statement
to the jury disclosed the fact that care
full preparation had been given the
suit. The manner Of conducting the
suit was free from the awkwardness
that one would expect and instead Of
hiving a long drawn out and tedious
controversy. the case lasted little
over an hour. The jury brought in a
verdict Of $24.16 for the, defendant.
The layman lawyer succeeded in having
the Judgment reduced six dollars and
this made a division of the costs and
cut the plaintiffs lawyer out Of o
docket fee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
Il yepho':.nl,l,e Co.
Very Z y D etern1ined
TOOK ADVANTAGE OF ABSENCE
III III oFt coNsTABLEs TO LAY CA.
BILE ACROSS BRIDGE.

s. .H-a.. - a|
Il BEAVER, Pa. Oct. 31.-Revolvers.
Clubs and pick handles figured in an
effort today by the Central District
and Printing Telegraph Co. to cross
the county bridge between Rochester
and Brldgewater with a cable against
the orders of the county commission.
GERS. Three Sconstables had been on
guard for q week but while at break.
fast today fifty telephone employees re.
moved seyenty.flye feet Of the side.
1, walk s;illll. On orders to desist free for
AL battle ensued with the result of
sSo ohcers Kasler and Gallagher being
charged with pointing fire arms. Coun.
5aat sterl charges will be filed by the COM
8 missioners a against the telephone com.
5pany.. 4. i.si 3,
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| .H||I!EI:..!EI:.'X!l.PL|AlNSTHE | | (. !! |. !
NECESSITY . |! |. { FOR
SliU|IC.H'sA | SCHOOL
Pays a. Visit IS T .
/. J, C,la;;rk burg

The clarksburg Telegram 81 yes.
terday contained the following very
interesting account of the visit ofsDr.
c..J, G. Bennett to the Harrison scouis.
ty seat on Wednesday. The Teie.
gram says: II 4;
President 6. j: q: Bennett. oi theI
Fairmont State Normal school WIS
in the city Wednesday and Visited
the city schools. He was ei, routn
home from an edlcatl tlonai meeting
at Bdckhannon White here M
Bennett talked to the school au.
thorlties and "a number 81 business
men In the Interest % the Normal.
Prof. Bennett advances d splendid
Idea relative to normal school work.
He expresses an Intention 81, bring.
Ing the school at Falrmont ip to
the standing OF a high training IN.
stitntion and points to the fact that
the several cities and towns iii this
section Of the State, such al clarks.
burg Grafton, aiorgaatown, Buck.
htGannon tGa,lrt Weston Fairmont and Pill.
ippis, have an excellent Opportunity
to- have a first class training school. (
Along this line he suggests that
the egislature enact d law granting
teachers certificates to htgfI school
graduates who i take a two years.
course u! .sncll. fainiIg school as ii
contemplated 1 BY him. these certiti.,
Gates to be issued without the usual
examination BY county examiners
With v such q law he would also sug.
gest that high school faculties in.
duce graduates to avail sthemselsea
Of the two years, course inS the nor
nal or training school 90 as To get,
these certificates, and. after that 81
fer them places In the city schools
US teachers.
By this plan Of e. operation sthis;
section Of the state can have the
best educational system and adyan.
tages as to teachers without inter-
5fering with any Of the other normal
schools or the denomlnati ationaI schools
or tho university. II Y "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
MURPHY 'YSS,HIEARSIl
Will Be SHOWED Under
TAM MANY LI ~ EADER IS EN-
n pEAv oRiNe3S q ri g ilT$lN ON a
{ HI s 20 Id ENEMY. y;-s,

NEW y DIRK! Oct, sl.-C Charles F.
MURPHY leader Sef Tammany Hall, sail
that the Hears! Parsons fusion copn
ticket would be SO badly beaten
peSt Tuesday that William r. Hearst
would afterward cease to 3ibe I a \ po.
siitical factorS ~ this city and that his
ambition to be reckoned as one Of the
runners for the Democratic nomination
;ior President next year would be ef
Efectually, :squelched. Mr. Murphy and
the other big Tanmany leaders are
particularly incensed against Hears,
because Of the attacks he has made
Son them. Murphy. knowing that his
ticket will win, has decided to rub i,
into Hearst by working up as lively &
campaign as: Is possible In the remain
Ing few days before election.
He came in from his country home
ion Long Island, and. summoning ths
district leaders to the Wigwam, or
adered them to make things hum from
nov on until election day. At least
two omass-meetings will be held during
the next few days, and about a dozen
ftheaters have already been engaged In
which meetings will be simultaneous
sly$ held on Sunday night. Murphy has
suddenlyreac the idea that If the
Hearst fusion ticket can be beaten by
an unexpectedly large majority mex,
Tuesday 1T will mean the end 81
4 Hearst, so far as his political influence
In this city is concerned. for good
long time to come. Murphy frankly
admitted last night that he felt per
Ssonally yindicated toward Hearst be-
cause fof the abuse the Hearst papers
had 2heaped on the Tammany candt
dates, particularly on Tom Foley, the
'Tamn,any nominee for sheriff. "And,'
he sadded,3"I am going to snow under
" Hearst and Max Ihmsen SO deeply that
both will probably be politically bur.
led forever III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
Town on Crater
Of Old volcano,
HAD BEEN EXTINCT SINCE PRE-
HISTORIC TiMEs-DEATH II
LIST VERY LARGE.

BERLIN, Oct. 3l.-A volcano eFup'
tion not earthquake nor mountain slide
wiped out Karatagh. annihilatIng prac.
ticaily the entire population. accord.
ing to adyices to newspapers here,
The town stood over the crater of a
volcano extinct since prehistoric
times. 5.,5
Latest reports agree with the first
that the dead will number approx.
mately fifteen thousand. It is general
iy thought the figures are somewhat
exaggerated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
VERY STRONGLY I
EN.DO.RR. R S ED.
"HARRY BEREsFoRo in THE 9TH
ER HOUSE is THE BEST AND 3
FUNNIEST SHOW cLARKs.
BURG HAS HAD THIS
SEASON"

Is q sal g i . d. d ID
In$ offering Mr.. Harry Beresford In
Sg1heS Other House" at the. Grand to.
night the management Of the theater
claims that 1t is presenting one Of the
very; best attractions that will be seen
here this season and gives personal
guarantee that 1t Will give entire salts.
faction. Tonight wifi be Mr.. Beres.
lford's initial appearance in this city,
but in other. cities he has made for
himself "a reputation that is enjoyed
by but few actors. He is an estab.
,lished favorite in all Of the cities he
has played, ,an,i local itheater.goers who
dc; notSsee him tonight will indeed
miss a rare treat. He, Is also support,
ed by very strong cast. including the
talented young comedienne, Miss Lily
Carthew. who Is quite a favorite on
Broadway.
Mr.. Beresforl and company appear.
ed in Clarksburg last night and gave
such great satisfaction that the man.
agement of the theater there was in.
spired to send the following telegram
to this city: =.t
Clarksburg, W. Va, Oct. 81.
Mgr. ]. E. Powell,
Fairmont. W. Va:
.
Harry Beresford in THE Other
House'sis the best and funniest show
Ciarksburg has had this season.
FElNLER & ROBINSON,
Mgrs. Grand Opera House
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
FAIRMONT, WEST VIRGINIA, 7THURsDAY OCTOBER 81 1907
Two Attempts Made LastNight
10 Wreck The Buffalo Express
Construction Work on Hartman
Line Has Been Ordered Stopped

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-Practically
all construction work on the Hartman
lines in the west has been ordered
stopped. In, Nevada three hundred
and fifty men will be laid off tonight.
In Oregon and Idaho, construction
work will cease tomorrow. The Rock
island railroad has reduced its force
by two thousand five hundred men:
The Union Pacific laid of four thoa.
sand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
Boron's Bank
WENT INTO HANDS or RECEIVER
To-DAY-cAsHlER COMMIT.
TED SUICIDE.

AKRON, Ohio, Oct. s1.-The Dollar
Savings Bank went into the hands Of
Joseph Dingle. receiver. today after
the failure Of the directors to get other
banks to take over It's assets at one
hundred cents on the dollar. This is
the bank whose cashier, Fred Al, Boron,
committed suicide Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
lElDlEREPILED|
0VT!R'|IAICKINE::..A | ( !. I.|
RIVER Bank / |
Us ov Y: E ry Made N
In . Tirlllet, [,

4fTTANNING Pa, Oct 81 Two
attempts: were mad last night to
Plttsbprg at eleven u. ims near 8Dytow,
ers si& teen miles above here, at a
point where the tracks fsthe Buffalo
and Allegheny yalle diyisions Of the
Psnnsyl3ania run close to the ALE,
gheny river. Two piles 81 ties were
placed on the tracks. Their discov.
s;ery was made BY Warden n. F. al,
Bertss gofs this place, who has been af.
ter yiolators of the game laws. He
saved the terrible disaster. Alberts
tagged the train WithSa lantern. 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
AIl saInts oay 3, Sa.5 y christ { M cbunsl.

1$s,A'l Saints Day at Christ Church.
Tomorrow being the feast ID An
Saints there willsbe the following ser.
vices at Christ Church: Holy sEachar.
.l''S ist' 1870 a. M; morning prayer and
second celebration OF the Holy Er.
eharist artist at 1000 ID. N: eyensong With
an nj address at 1880 sp; IN. There win
be special offerings o. flowers ior the
alter which will finally be placed sppos,
the graves of loved ones departed, or
distributed among the sick. The wo-
men Of the parish and especially the
members Of the woman:s Ausfliary
will make a corporate communion At
the 10000 q. m: service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31

CHICAGO, III, oct. 2,-None Of
The maintenance crews Of the Rock
Island system will be disturbed by the
orders OF President Winchell for re-
trenchment TO the extent of5reduclng
the construction forces by two thou.
sand five hundred men. improvements
Of the system in all States It tray
erses will be checked. "a ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
BIC FIRE LOSS
LARGE FOUR STORY BUILDING
BURNED ENTAlLlNG LOSS
. OF 100000. fs

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 31.-A
loss Of fully hundred thousand dol
lars occurred today from fire practl
cally destroying the large four story
building on North Second street. A
B. Cunningham occupied the first and
second floor with tobacco goods. l.
Demiss and son the upper floors with
shirt waist manufacturers establish
ment. ~ sr'.=5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
Jumped T Rail
Is DECLARATION OF POLICE REL.
ATivEt TO DISAPPEARANCE
OF RAYMOND HITCH.
COCK. e ;s5 j..

NEW YORK Oct. sl.-Detectives
are securing the city for Actor Ray.
mond Hitchcock. indicted by the grand
Jury for wronging little girls. The ipo.
lice declare he jumped three thou.
sand dollar ball, It is pointed out that
the steamer Majestic sailed yesterday,
an hour after the close Of the per.
formance. q,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. l5
THE CITY TAXES FOR THE YEAR
1907 ARE NOW READY AND sALI.
PERSONS PAYING THE SAME on
OR BEFORE OCTOHER s1sT, WILL
BE ALIoWEDSA SA3 DISC coUNTs OF q Il
PER CENT. JJo s.s SCOTT, &
CITY oLLEcToR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
ousher In Harrison.

Word comes here to-day that w. J.
Rowland & Co.. Of this city, brought
in q 600 barrel well on the Despard
farm in Harrison county. this morning,
The farm is located on Ten Mile and
has created a furore OF excitement in
that vicinity. The company is to be
congratulated on Its fine luck, rs &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
Americans
Were Killed
IN BoMBARDMENT OF vLADlVos:
Tock-sTATE DEPARTMENT
ASKS FOR THEIR NAMES.

I WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. 31.-Dis:
patches were received at the State
Department from st. Petersburg con:
Arming the report that several Ameri.
cans were killed at the bombardment
OF Vladivostack yesterday by the
Russian mutineers. The department
cabled, asking names.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
$4,000 FIRE /: RI
OCCURRED TODAY At BELPRE
oHlo-PEARcY MILLING co.
HEAVIEST LOSER.

PARkERsBURG, W. Va, Oct. al
Belpre, Ohio, village across the riy.
er had fire to-day entalling loss of
twenty-five thousand. The Pearcy
Milling Co.'S plant was the bIgges,
loss.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31

THE Ninety and Nine, q a play 81
remarkable e human interest, which
made such an excellent tlimpressIo
season, is the attraction for matinee
and night. { Saturday So November 2. sF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31
stock Exchange stu Closed,

PITTsBURG. Oct. 3l,-The stock
exchange remained closed to-day. No
inttmation was given when it will re-
open. (,
i. aa-e 49, Lr- " !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31

The Ninety and Nine" gave great
satisfaction here last season, and this
year 1t Will please even better, as a
larger and better cast is carried.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31

Il. The ne W " ceiling papers were loud in in
til thetrs praise OF The Ninety and NineS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31

There is not q more pleasing pro-
duction on the road than sThc Ninety
and Nine. & Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31

!, MT. Birch Koen was in the city. last
night from Warrington and took III III
The Wheel sof Love- at the Grand,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31

Mrs: Eugene Gabert lis In the city
hegnest Of her parents, !, Mr.. and Mrs.
y \. KIinkead. siE9Sa IL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31

81 NJ Or: Dr.. g ~ G. Bennett, President Of
1.-THE s:tt, Norma, School, has returned from
trip Eto5 g 4 kssburg, Buckhannon ami
other points in Interest Of the school,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-31

Once tried always uscd- HOP Yeastl
SHread: y #.