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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

Az 8. Louis April %. 90: "a. rs.
September /, I. 3. 1, October j, ). &,
ST. Louis. II
Al Boston May u. %. %. July Al,
Il IS. Is. August 10. n, Is. 1s:
Al Br0oltlyn- May -, II. u.s. July
1s, Il. rs, August %, 20. "a. &c.
AZ New York. May 1s. n, is, 20,
July O. S; 2, 10. August %. IS.
At philadelphia May s.. 9, 10. III.
July 10. 20. %. August n, 10, 20. q.
At Pittsburg April 30. May i, 9,
May %. July 2, 8. 4. 5. August 81. Sep.
tember 10, IL.
At clncinnati-April 10, 1e, n, May
4. IS. June I. 2, July "a, 2s, 20, 30.
AT Chicago April II. 70. 10. IA,
June Fl, 2e. 20. 81, September 1, 10, II.
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Call at
Cranes Drug Store
And have the above
prescription filled.
The Retert Courteous.

From london T. P.ts Weekly.
An omnibus full of young Partisan
students was rolling down the street
when qpiet-looidng old gentleman in
priests attire got in. The students,
angry ct the Interruption. began using
bad language in the hope of driving
him outside. Bat the priest took no
more notice than II the bus had been
perfectly empty. At last he rose to
get out.
Then he turned, and very politely
said, It'll We meet again, gentlemen
sGocdibye, old chap chap, shouted
one; swe don't want TO see you again, ?
Pardon me replied the priest. eve
are sure to meet again. | am the chap
lain Of 1iazas prison.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

l know better. It's that over worked aad
yver crowded stomach siying the kidney.
,aEt its work and the kidneys can't dc
.. found this out with Cooper'a New
Discovery. IL puts the stomach in shape,
hats oil il. does, and yet have seer
thousands OF people get rid ofrheumatisn.
~ taking it. That is why I'm positive
hat rtteurdtism 10 caused by stomach
roahlc. Here is sample of letters
Jet every day on the subject.
For LONG time | have been victim
If sciat;ea and inlnnmntory rheumatism,
md my suffering has been too great 10 de.
,crihc. For weeks lay helpless wild,
very joint in my body so tender and sore
hat could not bear to move. The slight.
est touch would cause me the Greatest
aeony. Several doctors treated me but
they failed entirely. tried many rene.
dies but nothing seemed to reach my case,
so continued to lay helpless. My kid
neys and stomach were affected also. ]
could eat but little, digest less and eradu.
ally my strength left. | lost flesh rapidly. y
BEGAN the use Of the famous Cooper
medicines Of which ] beard SO much. To
my surprise and delight improved i'm.
mediatsiy, and after using several bottles
feit iiisc another person. My strength
and appetite returned. The pain and sore
ness lett me and now / feel better than !
have for months. Lawrence Tuscany,
li22 AIdrich Ave, NORTH Minneapolis,
MINI.
We sell Mr.. Cooper's celebrated preps.
rations-
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Was Buried To-day,

The funeral OF Mrs. ]. s. Jones was
held at the home on Guffey street this
afternoon at two O'clock. Rev. G. w.
iient conducted the services and In
'crment was made In Maple Grove
cemetery. M: and Mrs. w. R. Hill
berry and sons Birchey and okey, Of
Kiagmoat. parents aud brothers of the
deceased, were here for the funeral.
Also a brother from Grafton. A large
crowd attended the services, which
were touching.
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w. v. U. SCHEDULE
AS Arranged by Manager and Acted
Upon BY the Committee.

AS Arranged by Manager and Acted
Upon BY the Committee.
MoRGANTowN, Feb. es.-Mana
ger Foulk has arranged a schedule Of
baseball games for the season and
the athletic committee acted upon II
yesterday afternoon. The schedule
submitted has yet TO be approved by
the board OF directors OF the, athletic
association. The games are arranged
as follows:
At Home. IL
Columbia University of New York
April j.
Fatrmont, April IL and 10.
Westminster College April 10 and
west virginia wesleyan April ss
and %.
California Normal April 81.
waynesburg May and 4.
Abroad.
Fairmont April IS and ee. 5
Washington 6 Jefferson May 10
and II.
Penn State May 10.
Bncknell May IL.
Dickinson May 10.
st. Marys College May 16.
Gettysburg College May IA.
Lafayette May Is.
At Home.
Washington & Jefferson May p
and IS.
2 Ohio Wesleyan 2 games May 30.
Muskfnsum College June l..
Delaware College June q and s.
Pfttsharg ccllegians June 10 and
II.
Alumni June 10.
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RuIIdLna n Ftrst Ward.

The outlook Tor . building boom in
the First ward this spring is good. Al.
ready nearly a dozen new residences
have bsen contracted for and many
more contracts will be let in the
next few weeks. Mr. j. e. Travis will
r''iid an elegsnt two story residence
near his store properly on Market
street 10 be occupiea by his family.
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Instead Of the usual mid week pray
er meeting Wednesday evening a
f.ongfellow meeting was held at the
First M P. Church. Mrs. }. A. Leon
nrd read paper on Longfellow and
short talks were given by the pas
tor and others Of the congregation
The service was wen attended and
very interesting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

ias veteran Perry Wefdea VIII
umpire in the American association
the coming season.
President Roosevelt has consented
to exhibit a collection of trophies at
the national sportsmen's show which
opens in Madison Square Garden,
New York, the coming Friday. Bears
will figure prominently.
Memphis has a notion to try a bet.
less race meeting. The plan where.
ever tried, has proved about as allur,
ing as raceless race meeting.
So far as is known President Com.
isky had had little If any trouble in
signing the champion White Sex.
When the "old Roman tells them
what they are worth they believe u.
Chester Goodwin, the Chelsea fight.
er. says he is ready to meet any
featnerwefght in the world. Chester
has leen taking life easy of late and
is In ttp-top condition,
Query-ff seven managers In each
league win the pennant in the winter
tire, how Is the commission going 70
divide honors when 1t comes 10 a
showdown next autumn?
Pugs hope to see revival of prize
fighting in Philadelphia now that the
"rIns1 men are back in ONCE. This
lends the Chicago Record.Herald to
remark "a Philadelphia prize figh,
is not brutal except at the box
Office
John L. Sullivan announces that
early in the spring he will commence
train'ns for .he prize fighting and al
tho end OF six weeks will be open &c
meet aii heayyweights. John L. II Is
safe to bet. will be doing monologues
and gparrfng in The summer theatres
at $50 per performance when the
gentle spring time comes, Annie.
While number of fight fans arc
inclined to hand NJ Squires of Aus
tratia, a few choiocate drops, the
great majority of ring followers come
from Joplin.
"A lot OF promising youngsters viii
hike back to the bushes within tie
month. There's a lot Of luck in the
start d Young player gets and many !
good man wifi he turned back during
spring practice because things fail %
break right.
af alt tn. xr.aufo a. t,ffrhoru ofouoI Ir
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First Ward

West virginian Bureau.
Miss Edith Scott has recovered from
an attack of tonsilitis.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. win
Shaw has been sick for fhe past few
days.
Mr.. Writ Brown returned yester.
day from business trip in Harrison
county.
Mr.. F. H.. Brummage ms been; trans.
tarred 10 n position on the day turn
in The b. and o yard.
Mrs. Ora Travis Is iii Of grippe at
her home ON Barnes street.
Mr.. H. f. Leonard. who has been
suffering from grippe for the past two
weeks continues quite sick.
The condition Of Mrs Lulu Bishop
is very much improved and her recov.
cry is assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. John shaferman spent
Thursday with tine lattefs sister at
Vest Chester.
Mr. Fred Jen,sins Win move on
March A from Merchant street to
property near State street.
Mrs. Nina Bishop, Of Grafton, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Hol-
land. of East Ferry street.
MIR. and Mrs. Taylor George aud
children. of Philippi, who were guests
of DR.. and Mrs. q. N. Cox Wednesday,
left that evening for different points
in California where they win visit
friends.
Mr.. Ezra Rodgers returned to his
home at Haileck yesterday after a
short visit in the city.
Miss Katherine COZ is i'll of grippe.
Mrs. D. s. Boegs has been sick for
the past few days.
Mrs. ]. L. Hall, o. Castor avenue.
has returned from ciarksbnrg where
she spent several days with her sis
~.
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A PIeasant Afternoon.

Mrs. Il. =. Morgan was hostess 70
a few friends this afternoon at her
home ON Market street. The hours
from two until ave were spent with
fancy work and We're thoroughly en-
joyed by the guests. A dainty lunch
con was served. Miss -oliyette Bow
ers, of McKeesports Pa, was an out of
town visitor. present.
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ton is the only one TO be taken south.
castleton looked $4,000 good to Grit.
nth near the close OF last season, but
the local owners turned, down the
sale because they believed castletoa
could beat out Akron. Then New
York got him for $500 during the
drafting season.
Tue P. o. NJ. league will locate a
ball club in the East End. Pfttsburg,
having obtained permission from
President Barney Dreyfuss of the
Pittsburg National league club. The
p. o. NJ. is having hard work finding
enough clubs to complete the eight
team circuit.
Z General Nelson A. Miles Is now a
regular in the ranks of the Boston
speedway drivers. He Is driving a
pair of nice looking trotters and
claims that they can go fast, very
f,tt.
No wonder Mordecai Brown mas
more tizzie-wizaie curves than any
finger in the business. An enterpris.
ing Chicago publication, prints pic.
t,lre of his pitching paw. The thumb
Is regular. The first finger is OF
close to the palm. the second finger
has curve like the business end Of
a button hook. and the little finger
has knob on the end. How in Sam
mn can ball so straight out a
holder like that?
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.eoeton.

81 H]efehptt.
A. Brooklyn April a, Is, %. June
q, q. ", July i, September s. q: v; iii.
AZ New YcriApriI 80. May /, 3,
"a. A25: % June %, Is. 2s. September
| o. 10. RI
At Philadelphia-April te. IL. rs,
"a. May 81. June 1. .. July e. 8, 4. 6.
At Pittsburg June 5. o. z. s. July
lee. 80. % August 1, September 20, "a,
| rs. Isa.f y
At cinclnnatt-June 10. II. Il, Al.
gust 2, "a, 5. 6. September %, 20, "a
AT chicago-June II, IS. 49,. 20, July
IS, 20, q, 2s. September 20. FL, %.
At st. Louis-June IS, IA, IS. 10,
August z. s. 10, II September 90 oo.
tober :. 2.
Brooklyn.
AT Boston-Aprii II, 12. 10. Is, May
IS, 80. so. 81, October 4, 5. 6.
AT New York-May 8. 4, O, 4. May
81, June 1. 8, September L. 2, 8, a..
AT fhiiadelphia-April 90. 80. May
l, 2. a. %. 81, August 80. 81, Sep
TENDER Q, 10.
AT Pittsburg- Jane 10. II, 12, Au.
gust 3, $50. September IS. 10. 20, 81.
At Cincinnati-June 5, 6, q. 8, 0,
August Z. s, 10. IL. September 80. oc'
tober 1.
AT chlcago-June 10, IA. 10. 1e, July
30, 80, 81, August /, September &c. %,
20.
At st. Louls-June II, is. 10. 20
July e5. 26, %, IS; September 20. "a
25.
New York.
AT Boston-April IS. 10, 20, %, 90,
August 80. 81, September 1G, II, IS.
At Brooklyn-April 1G, II. IS. 81,
July 2, $. 4, 5, September 10. 10; IA. Z
At Philadelphia-April "a, %. &c,
June 81, 2s, 30, 80, July /, October
q. 3. G.
AT Plttsburg-June 1s, IA. IS, 81,
August rs. 8, 10, September 90, "a. 20.
At clncinnati-Jnne II, IS, 10. 20,
July 20, 20, %. IS, September 20. q,
%.
AT Chicago-June 5, G, Z. s. August
:,,s. a, S. September 30, October 1. 2.
At st. Louis-June 9. 10, II. t2,
July 20, 80. 81, August i, September
&c, IS, 80.
Philadelphia.
At Boston-May s., f,s. 2, septem'
Der 2, 8. 9, September ~, 10, IA.
At Rrooklyn-Aprii 49, 20, 22, %,
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soErNEss OF sEALsxrn.
Is Rivaied by Human Hair where
Dandrun Is E.radIcated.

Dandrun Is EradIcated.
seaiskln is admired the world over for
its softness and glossiness; ana yet the
human hair is equally as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause OF ali
hair trouble Is dandruff. which Is caused
by pestiferous parasite that saps the
vitality OF the hair at Ito root. Newhro's
HerpicIde Is the only preparation that IL
fatal to the dandruff germ. Without dan.
drum there Is no falling hair. but a lux
urtaat growth OF glossy. soft hair Is cor
tain. Securing the scalp WON'T cure dan
drum. XIII the dandrurf germ 4 Thous-
ands OF women owe their beaatifii suits
OF hair 20 Newbro's Herpicidc. soid by
iesdinF dtugeists Send ioc. in stamps
10 The Hcrpieidc Co. Detroit. Mich.
Two sizes--5o centa and 800.
2. A. Billingslea & Co. special
LktuLU.
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Whoiesale Store

Mr. B. r. Gasldns will in few
weeks open Wholesale candy store
in his store room on Market street.
Mr.. saskins Is an experienced bust
ness man and win doubtless succeed
in Ids undertaking. Z
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Miss Laura A. Kellar; who recent.
y finished the course in the Train.
ing School. left yesterday for her
home at Winchester. Va.
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Wharf Corpse
Mrs. Berry's Son
PiTTsBuRo WOMAN COMES re
WHEELING TO INTERVIEW
CORONER ROGERS.
CLAIMS POSITIVELY THAT MAN
FOUND IN WARS WAS e

= =. !. - s,stitEt
- p .pe g s gan w
NJ ma ay i'effy' we q George
e. S..sssr s.reet fsast END.
y 'an ~ ~ inc ne ae's'a man an as
~ .., ,aatt p esa ners opinion
np y ussctiplion' cioihins ana ~ mr.
s's y. l9ana IN ms pocke.s.
sfs- 1sf ana aanshter came 10
y l'ts : u'is,N1y aEii one haa
p's'sots @ti. 70 3lie ponce ana
vas sene = piesure Oh tne body Cor.
onef hoseis hiso Wrote her, suggest
ns s.as she come gown and inyestis
SAL" - ~ sol.li'y 4
~ = S selrs went Ut once 40 inc Of
ne y coroner hegefs and There made
. ae .,lp. statement ehat tailed in
sieat ae'ail win mat OF the dead
'na aa
s SON. saia MIS- RS barry, was q
years o. age ? teet . inches In height
ssha weisnea foet@een l4V and $50
pounas' ne naa gray eyes, black hair
.'iiu t'ol l'lt. nose. a ring was tattooed
On ms tnird niger. ana the initials
9. .. on ms lett arm. He left home
o ,s'9e, Z. lsoe' ana SAID nothing as
~ Muefe ne was gong. At the time
10 wore SINGLE preasted' black sack
coat ana trousers OF light stripe,
any siouen nat tolded In at the top
SWING u the appearance OF low
'omn
an ,i,n,,nm,,, aa.,t ,,,aa, SSAss ~. to,'
~, -, eoiip, o .a' poche e.li
w p,-Ao.st, pisck ieaener memo
,a alusa pooN tna envelopes OF Wooa,
Moou q TO-, o1 t'roaaway' new, YORK.
az Mo'e s"lu panp .rlhs given 70 me
80. o' enstessa WIN a a
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80. $3.50 ~ s.,Yesn '..ese "ere s'out
h,na ~, 80 a.. ths up saire was u y
notioas w., 80 =. s'ip a.ts, ne ieie :
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sa,a g. ~, pesAssne Mhien sue N4
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WIS ifs aiso Drought par OF
pIoM 1900 eg peuolum aeql sIesno1l
t.a,,.s..s go eau maj as, n eoae a.s anu
No. o. ~ 80 'ne sas " t'o
p,..sS. 80 !, "a, Ns.oMn ave, Lase isnal
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so ras s s". ~ 9h'.h 'nother.
49,. 80 " n's wig nome was
NC, Sass ~ wv u"'s oeiore me ueau man
"as toai'"- as me discovery was MADE
~ ~. nioii'lns VI oceooer ..
we. nes Niiem no reason why Tue
so",s 'nah snou'a commit SUICIDE out
On Tue otner haha Knew OF no reason
W MS peihs inuraereu' she saiu no
ilau no enemies AMI nell nobody'S
secrets. When he left home ne had
about s17.
His chum, she said. was Harry
Diner, who left Ptttsburg early last
spring, long before her boy left. and
she had not heard Of him since. Her
son had worked for the Rose nrv
Goods Co.. and also nj the phoert,
stee, works.
After making her stotamonts ,,,s
Berry was escorted 70 no,loa haaS
quarters and ,rterviewed rhara sha
said th,t .ha ~, -. -. -. s
noslt,nn would ha n,.5a ~ w. , 'ss us
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

Johnnie-Papa, papa, come quick,
Mamma has tainted.
Papa-Here, put this $40 bill in her
hand.
Johnnie Ia moment later)- She says
she wants ten more.-Fliegende Blat.
Ter.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all It's stages,
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being constitutional disease.
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
~. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation OF the
disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constita-
tion and assisting nature In doing It's
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials.
Address =, J. CHENEY & Co.
tl{l - rtt.stx.f.ssA -.
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Notice.

The w. C t. U. will meet Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Priscil.
la Merriaeld. on Wilson street.
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EAlRmoAT. moaaAnTown a p,Trs.
& BURG BRANct4 ~

FER coNNEt.LsyILLIr ana PrTrsBURa.
( a rs Ne Ne H. s ss.9s 4 NJ Ne; r, g 5t 80
i.s:ia =. NJ G; Ns "a Il a ssisU = NJ Ma
FOR MoRGANTowN. Leave. No. a.
No. se. t7:22 A. n -
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u y z q g. :
School Of Rsifroadins and Tefesrapty.
The new School OF: Railroading and
Teiegraphy in connection with the
West Virginia Wesleyan College at
Buckhannon, will open at the begin.
ming of the spring term-March 18th.
This Department is thoroughly equip,
ed and its instructors are railroad
and business experts. The demand
for properly trained railroad opera;
tives' is. very great indeed. This fS
one of the departments OF the College
which continue through the summer
term.
For all Information, address,
PRESIDENT WEIR,
26-4t Buckhannon. ". Va.
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SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER.
RHEUMATISM

Old Mr.. Rheumatism hangs on tisht
and bites and pinchcs when he takes hold.
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Through Service
Fairrnont to Giarksburg
FAIRMoNr q cLARkseuRe
TRACTION COMPANY

Cars leave Cor. Main and jefferson
SITS. Falrmon., HOURLY for cIsrks-
burg and intermediate Points from,
$500 A NJ. Until 1000 p. M. g
SCHEDULE OF iNTERuR6AN CARS
JANUARY Is. ,o7
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.MEsrnouNo,

WEsrsouNo.
sss sc9al &. ns rs. 4. saH ss =. e No
For WHEELING. No. Z, se:e< A. NJ No
z, $3.50 4; II doeaD; No. II. si isr
o ~ slSsisg 40 s, e. ~ ,s!.s r X; Ne.
Saw 4. -
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PAW PAw sRANcl

PAwspAW BRANCH.
Monday. Wednesday aud Saturday.
..a 1sep 's 4, NO 2ol. 1900 A NJ; No. aga.
!. Arrive; No. 200. SIS A. n; No. rss.
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FAIRMoNT ice AND FUEL CO.

n. NJ Foster. Manager.
omce-zof Main Street. Phone1--B
and NJ. sss: Bell 1851.
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RAILROADS..
!, BALTIMORE Ono
RAILROAD.
sc5eDulE EFFECTIVE MOVEMENTS
g. 1905. FAfRMoNr. ~. VA
Daily. iDaily except sunday. xsups.,


EAsTeouNp.
for MASHnGToS BALTIMoRE. Phi.
ADELPHiA q NEW YORK. No Z
sS.2s a. NJ: No. i8. 1888 p. NJ; Ma
$50 z. ". local TO Grarton.)
cuIhtBERI4ANp ACCOM-, No. 9. i7.ss'
sRAgroN Accom-. No. "a. SOS, 4.
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lMoNoNoAH DIVISION,

FOR cLARIssBuRe & WESTON. Leavs
No. g Mss r. nj; No. 1. 1915 p. II.
noon; No. %. xs:so r. NJ; No. 1. I1;Ss
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Address 2, =. CHENEY . 60,

Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for CON
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NraAHINo, PRESSING AND ne
PAIRING LedIes' and Mems Cloth
jD1. Work called for and delivered.
,1onthIy rate1 on application.
HARRY r. COLE,
o1'op phone so-w- Bell phone 2s1.
PARKS Ave-. under Broh shoe store.
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Mr.. Writ Brown returned yester.
day from n business trip in Harrison
county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. win
Shaw has been sick for me past few
days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

Mr., F. Fl. Brummage ms been trans.
farred 10 a position ON the day turn
in The b. and Q. yard,
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West virginian Bureau.
Miss Edith Scott has recovered from
an attack of tonsilitis.
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E. A. eILINesLEA 9 CO.
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Mrs. Nina Bishop. Of Grafton, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Hol-
land. of East Ferry street.
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The veteran Perry werden will
umpire in the American association
the coming season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

We sell Mr.. Cooper. celebrated preps-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

Mr.. Fred Jenkins viii move on
March A from Merchant street tc
property near State street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

Memphis has notion to try a bet
less race meeting. The plan where
ever tried. has proved about as allur
ing as raceless race meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

Chester Goodwin. the Chelsea fight
er. says he is ready to meet any
featnerwefght in the world. Chester
has teen taking life easy of late and
is In ttp-top condition,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

Mr.. II. +. Leonard, who has beer
suffering from grippe for the past two
weeks continues quite sick