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erty fronting on Sixth East street and
running back to the present plant of the
Troy Laundry company. With the new
frontage the company Will have a laun-
dr. building SOC feet long and IS feet
wide. The company pumps is own water
has its own electric light and steam plant
and furnishes all its own power.
The new building will be used as gen.
eral offices for the laundry and for store
rooms. The basement will be converted
into lunch room and will be furnished
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with lavstories for the use of the 400 en-
ployes of the company The old and the
vnew buildings are TO be connected above
ground. and as the two easements will
not meet a tunnel will be run from the
old TO the new building for the use of
employees.
The office building will be of stone and
brick construction. finished in oakN Work
is to be started at once. Brown, Terry
& Woodruff are the proprietors of the
Troy laundry.
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HARP soLOIsT COMING.
Van veaehton Rogers to Appear a
FIRST Methodist Church.

Van Veachton Rogers. harp soioist
of high ability, will give recital at the
FIRST Methodist church next Tuesday
evening as the fourth number on the Ep-
worth League star course. He VIII be
assisted by Charles +. Griiley. hursaor-
Gus poet and inapersonator They have APP
reared together on the best lecture
course in the largest cities Of the coun-
try
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BUILDING PERMITS.

r. w. Jackson. 140 South West
I-remnlc ..-.....,,...,....s 10
August Reodine. 1912 Second street. 400
William Gullikson. Fourth South
and Eighth West .---.....---...-.-. IV
Mrs Lydia Y Merrill. 445 and 44I
North West Temple. .-...-.....---., 500
e D. Swan. 244 South State $500. 10l
Charles Felt, 1925 South Eleventh
w D. Williams. corner of sixth
South and Seventh West.-.......- 300
Mrs. g. A. Spry, $50 North Fifth -
George Austin. 90 South Fifth East. :, SOC
]. w. Simons. 40 to 456 South Ninth
East. four houses ...--..---.-...:.-.. SOV
Schneider & Co, q West First -
Sego Implement company, 14S to 1H
South State Ztc
A Mcclellan. Third and NJ streets,
four houses .-.-----.--...---..--.-... o,VOt
Cooperative Investment company.
Eighth West. between First and
Second North. four houses .-..--- 5000
J. 7. Schmitt, $40 and 90 Glen
J. c. Mcdonald. ga South Fourth
East ....-- ----..- - 1'VVo
Arthur Mead, rear of 929 West First
North. four houses ..............--- 400
John Sharp, corner of South Temple
and E streets ....-......-..--.------- 29VVv
Mrs. Ada Evans. 476 South Fourth -
West $500 80. ~
T. r. williams. 574 Boutwell, street. go
Mrs. Ellen Quinn, corner of Tenth
East and Second South .-...----,. 5000
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Arthur Mead to L. E. 'Sprague, part
lot 6, block ga, plat C----------:- 81, 400
Sarah A. Powers to Frances Mary
La Motto. lots 4, etc, Popperton
Walker Bros, bankers. to Mary A
Brown part lot 8, block "a. plat A
Charles F. Adams ID to George B.
Semley ct al, lots "a, etc. block 4,
South Boulevard ----........--.....--. ~
John G. Iabram to Edward Ottley,
r rs1 east .,-.''r 20
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ELOPEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Marriage Took
Place Last Summer.

The marriage OF Miss Lillian Cannon,
daughter of Mrs. N. E.: Cannon of 1SS Q
street, to Ray B. Needham, wnicn took
heen announced The match was run
away one and has been kept secret all
this time
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COURT RECORD.
New Suits.

se351New Red Wing Mining company
VS.. Jerome Bourgard. F. +. Wines and
George Richard. Trespass.
So3s-MOrgan Spring company VS.. Ginger
Iron & Wire Works and s. z. Crager.
on appeal from city council.
S937-Warren r. Tyler as guardian VS.
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1855 u. c. NJ. I. stock is in good demand.
as is considerable bank and trust COM
pany stock.
The latest quotations are as follows:
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Good Stock Market.

There have been a few small sales of
commercial stocks and bonds during the
week. The preferred stock of the Con-
solidated Wagon & Machine company
sold for $ll6.50 per share Utah Sugar
company, preferred, went for s9.57ls to
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-20
Personals.

George Cochtane, Of Bula Mononga
liza county, is in the city and reports
heavy rains and floods on the head
waters Of Dunkard creek Much dam
age was done the farms and public
roads and near Blacksville an iron
bridge was washed away.
DR.. G. H. Ice has gone to Mt. Lake
Park for the summer. He has not
been having his usual rugged health
for the past year and will spend the
balance Of the summer on the noun
tain.
Philip Pitzer and Fred Burt have
gone to the jamestown Exposition.
They will go by rail to Baltimore and
from there will take a steamer for
Norfolk.
F. NJ. Arnett has gone to Arnettsj
vile having been called there by the
serious sickness of his father.
]. D. charlton's family has return
ed from pleasant outing near Farm
ington.
Nicholas Powers is in the city to
day. Nick is one Of the oldest con
tractors in this field and has drilled
many wells in this section. He is now
drilling for the Philadelphia Company
James Phillips and family who start
ed for their old home near Bolivar,
New York, were heard from al. Wash
ington, Pa, and report the roads very
bad for automobiling.
Miss Lila Atha, of the postofice
force, has gone to Washington City
to spend her vacation with relatives.
Mrs. Leila Koen has returned IRON
Fairmont.
Bob Peters, who has been employed
at Elkins for some time, is home for
short vacation.
Misses Alice and Virginia Atha have
gone to Falrmont for a short visit.
The game of ball to be played to-
day between the Athletics and the
Moundsville team promises to be a
strong game. 1t is understood that
Moundsville is coming loaded.
Shell" Johnson, umpire for the
West Penn League, is in the city and
will be the umpire at the game to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-20
Maa Ylsitlna Here.

Miss Xa Price, aged IS, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen R. Price, of South
Park and Mr.. Benjamin Franklin Nc
Ginnis, aged "a, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin McGinnis, Of Pennsboro,
were married at Oakland, Nd, yester-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Mrs.
McGinnis was supposed to be the guest
of friends In Fairmont. The man who
is now her husband met her in the up
river city yesterday, and together
they proceeded to Maryland's Gretna
Green.
Mr.. McGinnis has been a student in
the university for the last three years.
He is member Of the Delta Chi and
Phi sigma Kappa fraternlties, and is
a junior in the law school. His father
has been member OF the West Vlr-
ginia house Of delegates, is the owner
of 1000 acres Of land, owns CONTROL;
ing interest in the Pennsboro bank,
and is extensively interested in coal
and oil.
From Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs. McGin.
mis- went to washington, whence they
will go by steamer to jamestown.
They also may take trip through the
east, planning to reach here soon af-
ter the first Of August. From here
they expect to go to Pennsboro, to re-
main there until the university opens,
when they will return and remain here
until Mr.. McGinnis graduates-Mor
gantown Post.
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Married at Oakland.

Mr.. George Richardson and bride
nee Miss ocie Dean, returned yestey'
day from Oakland, Md, where on
Thursday they were united in mar
riage by the Rev. Workman, of st.
Paurs NJ. E. Church. The announce
ment of the wedding was received
with much surprise by the friends OF
the young people as their intentions
were not made known even. to their
immediate families. Mrs. Richardson
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. W.
Dean, of the Fifth ward, and is a pop
ular young lady. The groom is the
youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H
Richardson and rs a highly respected
young man. They will reside in this
city.
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SOCIETY


SuFpffse sler pglSs eslaife
HoIlykock Farm u hospitabIs
home Of III. and Mrs. q p Coma
Of Pine Grove, was the scene Of much
enjoyment Tuesday evening when the
II. 3. club gave q surprise party In
nonor Of Miss Mamie Conway six;
teenth birthday. The evening was
most pleasantly spent in games until 4
late hour when elegant refreshments
were served and the young people left
for their homes, voting Mr.. and MRS.
Conway royal entertainers. Those
present were. Mr. and Mrs. Conway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Sal
lie Dunn, Beatrice Amos, Stella Ice
Essie simpson, Maggie Wildman.
Mile Ice, Mamie Conway, Miss Cur
gan, Marguerite Ice. Myrtle Michael,
Mollle cambridge, Flo Evans, Rose
Straight Gusste Evans, Anna Riggs,
Rue Straight, Leaty Ice. Blanche
Amos, Clara snoderly, Jennie Ice, Fred
Everhart, Zelle Camp, vada shriyer
Minnie Jones, Elsie BeaIl, Edna
Amos, Jennie Straight, Ida Miller Lora
Bartlett, Bertha Michael, Katie Davis,
Mary Davis, Cora Price, Tuda Coma.
way. Anna Beall, John Amos, Jim
cambridge Guy Ice, Russell Neptune
Jay snoderly, Homer satterield, claud
Pitzer, Charley Ice, Fay Dragoo, Char
ley Arnett, Earl Michael, Curt Miller
Neal Michael, Tom Straight, Clauson
Rex, Jessie Jamison, John X. Whip
pie.
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Continued from Page one.l
dead before he was hung up. The body
should have been examined before the
formaldehyde was put into it. That
nothing could interfere with the post
mortem."
DR.. Noome was of the same opinion
as Dr.. Alderman.
AS all the evidence possible, to be
secured is in, Coroner Rogers render
ed the verdict that Andy Lesko, or
Mike sadish, came to his death acct
dentally from an unknown calse. The
body will be buried in the Peninsula
cemetery this morning at the county's
expense.
1t is likely that this will end the
case that has caused so much discus.
sion and that has had the coroner and
all involved, puzzled since tho mans
death occurred, Monday night, The
mystery will probably never be clear
ed up.
It should be known that the exam
nation and post mortem was conduct
ed by Doctors Alderman, Noomu unu
Gaydash free Of charge to the county,
because when the county refused u
pay for the examination these men w
fered their services. They deserve
much credit for the act as do Coroner
Rogers and the undertakers at lla
Palace morgue.
Coroner Rogers said last night that
this was the most complicated case
that has ever been recorded in the his
tory OF the county.
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A Brilliant Event.

The most brilliant social event Of
the season was the dance and recep.
ton at the Kingwood Armory last
Thursday evening given by Mrs
Myra Watson Hartman, OF Boston,
who is spending the summer here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w
'watson.-Klngwood notes in Morgan
town New Domtnion.-Mrs. Hartman
is in the city, the guest Of Miss Cora
Wheeler.
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Bride Party.

Mrs. John c. Rlnealdatfer entertain
ed at bridge yesterday morning IN
honor OF her guest, Mrs. PEBBLES Tat,
UNI, Of Wheeling.
Those present were Mrs. Arthur
Kenna, Mrs. W. E. Chiffon, Mrs. D.
c. cailaber, Mrs. c. W. swisher, Mrs.
A. D. Mead, Mrs. Anna B, Kenna,
Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs; W. E. R.
Byrne,-c Charleston Gazette.
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eolna 10 Atlantic az.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Malone, Miss
Blanche Malone and Miss Margaret
Beatty, the latter of Warrington, left
this afternoon for Cumberland, whence
they will go to Atlantic City in the
Me- enc touring car. On account OF
the high water in this section the car
was shipped to Cumberland. They will
probably remain until the latter pat.
of September.
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The Athletics gilf surely WIN this
game IS they wa De ont today . IN
their new Uniforms Tie lineup for
to-day Is as follows: Reeder, If
Priehart 81; smith sb; Mccarthy &;
Graber, lib; Jollitfe, Ct; Royon, p, and
Furbee, II.
The Ice cream social held by the
Sunday school class Of Mrs. A. T.
Prichard was held last night after the
band concert. It was largely attend.
ed and pleasant time was had.
Miss VIVA Price, Of Amos, has re-
turned home after visit with her
sister, Mrs, Sarah Mockler, Of Buf-
falo street.
], L. Howard, Of the West Virginia
Boiler and Machine Works, is away
i for few days.
H. N. Ogden, proprietor Of the
Daily Record, was in the city yester-
day.
The usual weekly band concert Of
the Elks' band was given last night on
the porch Of the Hotel Bartlett. The
woodmen's band also give a weekly
concert from the same place. These
concerts are the attraction of the week
and are largely attended.
Mrs. McCuue, Of Downs, is in the
city today,
Lawrence Campbell, of Unlontown,
Pa, is visiting at the home of John W.
Hughes, on jefferson street.
supt. McBee, of the Warrington
schools, has gone to his home in Mon
ongalia to spend a months vacation.
He has recently been reappolnted for
the ninth year and under his supervi.
sion the schools have made rapid adj
vancement second to none in the
State.
Alvin Bassell will offer for sale
some fancy horses today. He was
giving an exhibition Of the trained
horse on the street last night, which
attracted much attention.
Miss Ethel Beall has gone to Fair
mont to visit her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Zach Layman.
Miss Caroline Andrews, who has
been visiting friends at ClarksburgI
for some time, has returned home.
]. R. Timms is in Parkersburg on
business.
Misses May Lyons and Bessie Belch
of Downs, were in the city Thursday.
Miss Bessie Rhodes has gone to
Wheeling.
John Stevens, of Burtown, has ty-
phoid fever. He has been sick for
some time but is some better now.
Joshua Robertson, who was severely
injured by being hit by train, ls get
ting along as well as could expected.
DR.. Debendarfer is the attending ply
sician.
Miss Margaret Beatty has gone to
Fairmont to join the automobile par
ty of Miss Blanche Malone. They will
go to Atlantic City. A pleasant Time
is anticipated.
Henry M. zweig, Of Chicago, and
Edwin A. Keller, of Columbus, Ohio.
Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hamil-
ton, of Flaggy Meadow. a son.
Several Of our Warrington people
will attend the Jamestown Exposition
during the summer. Some are wait
ing for cooler weather and others for
the exposition to get in shape.
Mrs. R. W. Bryant is in the city.
Mr.. Bryant was formerly editor of the
Daily Record.
James Phillips and family have
started to New York In their automo-
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outing a. Traction PARK.

The West Fairmont Sunday School
Mission held an enjoyable outing at
Traction Park yesterday afternoon,
The Sunday school members with
their teachers and parents left Eighth
street on a special car at two O'Clock
and returned in. the evening about
eight o'clock. Out door games were
INDUCED in during the evening and a
bountiful picnic supper was spread.
There were about seventy in,the party.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-07-20

Come to Lloyd's Book Shop for re-
auctions in china, pictures, curtains
and wall paper,
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Entire line Of wall paper to be snld'
at a reduction. Lloyd's Book Shop
1c5 Fairmont avenue. e
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VIII close entire line Of curtains at
4 big reduction. Lloyd's Book Shop,
los Fairmont avenue, t
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more and through virginia. His daugh.
ter, Miss Louise, who accompanied him
on the trip. is now the guest of rela.
tives in Baltimore. Mr.. and Miss
Nichols spent several days at the
jamestown Exposition and wer also
at the Hotel Chamberlain at Old Point
Comfort.
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Home From the Exposition.
Mr.. Francis Nichols has returned
home from a two weeks trip to Balti-
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Bargains In china, pictures and sum.
mer curtains at Ltoyd's Book Shop,
1O5 Falrmont avenue. u
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FOR RENT

FoR RENTS room dwelling, corner
Merchant and Guttey streets, in the
First ward. Gas, electric lights, bath
and all modern conyeniences. Apply
to Harry Shaw. ct
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FOR sALE-one 5 year old bay horse.
Apply y: Z: Google, R. R. No. 9. tt
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Erie refrigerator, almost
new; medium size; cost 1890, for
800. 4. B. Hilderbrand. tt
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Many bargains in wall, paper at
LIoyd,s Book Shop. u
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THE WEST VIRGINIbNS ! " ~ :- w." -: y
MANNINCTON BUREAU '. .S5s' &C.

MA,sNiSG on Jnly oE some
time the electric light and street car
service have not been satisfactory and
the people have been put to much IL.
convenience on account Of break downs
and other annoying accidents but for
some time the management Of the
electric fight plant has been ct work
giving the entire plant a complete
oyerhaulihg and from now on II looks
like the service would be all that could
be desired. The company has met
with a series Of accidents and mishaps
that seem to have been unavoidable.
z. b. Z
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Subscribe for the west Vlrglnlanl
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A. ]. Ice was in the city yesterday.
He has recently purchased the Rob
ert P. Floyd homestead near this city
and is making extensive improvements
and when finished it will be one Of
the finest country homes in this sec,
ton. This is the property that was
wrecked by the explosion Of nitro gly-
cerine which killed Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd a few years ago. The iend who
committed the crime has never been
punished.
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FOR RENT-A few choice once rooms
Il tie new Peoples Bank building:
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Wheelbarrow

CONTINUED from Page one.l
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All Wool Suits, reduced one-third and one-half.
Silk Jumper Suits one-third off.
Lot of IS Wool Skirts, black, blue and brown,
were $3.50 to $40, to clear at $2.48 to $3.50.
, 1907-11-14
How to Cure a Cold.

Be as careful as you can you will
occasionally take cold, and when yon
DO, get a medicine of known reliability
one that has an established reputation
and that is certain to effect a quick
cure. Such a medicine is Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t has gained
a world wide reputation by it's remark.
able cures of this most common all.
ment, and can always be depended
upon. 1t acts on natures plan, relieves
the lungs, aids expectoration, opens
the secretions and aids nature in re.
storing the system to a healthy con,
dition. During the many years in
which it has been in general use We
have yet to learn of a single case of cold
or attack of the grip having resulted
in pneumonia when this remedy was
used, which shows c~onclusivly that
it is a certain preventive of that dan
gerous disease. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy contains no opium or othel
narcotic and may be given as conf
IDENTIFY to a baby as to an adult. Fol
sale by all druggists.
, 1907-11-14
AT BASIN
One Of the DEGREES HAS Peculiar Con.
ditions Imposed.

Basin, Wyo., Nov. 14.-At the recent
term of the Big Horn county district
court four divorces were granted. Sol,
ONION R. Praetor was legally separated
from Amanda C. Praetor, Martin L.
Black and Mary G. Black were divorc-
ed, Hattie A. Neal vas given legal
right to quit Ray A. Neal and Robert
M. Parkhurst was divorced from EN-
ma B. Parkhurst. In his decision Of
this last case Judge Parmelee ruled as
follows: The custody of the child, Ma
zie, was given to Mrs. Parkhurst, who
was also given the two ranches, owned
by the couple. and the personal proper
ty and improvements on both ranches.
The herd Of sheep, which figured large
ly in the case, were left where they are
at present, in the hands of the mortga-
gees. Costs Of the suit were divided
equally between the litigants.
, 1907-11-14
WANTS
Senator Drake of Colorado Would Be
Governor of State.

Fort Collins, Colo, Nov. 14.-Thero
is considerable activity among the 10.
cal republicans to secure for Senator
w. A. Drake the nomination for gov.
ernor. brakes boom has just been
launched, n the political wires are
being made hot by members of the
county political organization.
Drake, it is reported, will resign as
senator and Mayor Samuel H. Clammer
of this city will be boosted into the
candidacy for the state senatorship
On the line of these plans Fred Stovep,
chairman of the republican county com.
mittee, is to be nominated for county
judge, which position he is now filling
by appointment. Back of all these
moves it is said there will be a con
certed action to defeat Judge Georg,
Bailey for judge of the supreme court
, 1907-11-14
Married Within Hour.
Held UP BY Masked Men.

Clarksville, Tenn, Nov. 14.-FouI
masked men held up ]. M. Wade and
two sons near Guthrie, KY, last night
and ordered them to leave home with.
in forty-eight hours. Mr.. Wade, with
his sons, raised a crop of tobacco, but
had not Joined the association.
Held Revolver over Head.
The men called him from his home
and held a revolver yer him while an
other struck him with a stick. His sons,
Thomas and Claude, who were upstairs,
came down to see what the trouble
was, and were struck several times,
Claude Wade and his father received
several bruises. They left the place
and came to GAINESVILLE today.
, 1907-11-14
Deafness canno. 3. Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an inflamed
condition Of the mucou lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is
infiamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be TAX
en- out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is no
thing but an infamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
| Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free,
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.