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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13

they would take no pay Tor THEMSELVES
and even settled the old lady's hotel
bill before sanding her home. The first
large fee Lincoln ever reclyed WIS
$500. He added 10 this sun $3.50 Dor
rowea money and bought quarter
section Of lnad Tor his stermpther
When ne was ii the Tiiiaois isgisiatpfe
ne walked to and from the state csp.
ital. Kindred miles each way.
In the Worst way.
In 1872 Lincoln was married to Miss
Mary Todd, Of Kentucky. A story Is
told that shortly befofe their marriage
Lincoln approached Miss Todd, ut, a
country dance. and said: miss Mary.
! want to dance with You the very
worst way" The girl smiled and they
moved on together. When she return
ed 70 her seat. a girl Who was sitting
next q. her asked: ..Did he, Nary.
And Miss Todd replied: "He did. In.
deed. In the very worst way.p Lin.
coin was not a good dancer ana ~.
ing tall and thin and awkward, made
. most ungraceful figure on the aoor.
When the message came telling of his
nonInsicn to the presIdency bs was,
IN the ofice of the state formal n.
Springfield. He quietly put he tsie..
gram In his pocket and said: There
is little woman down nj our, bo,,ae
who woi,ld like to know this I'm t,,st
step around and tell her" a
whiskev i ~. ier.,,.
a ,a,, or ,,,s,,,,, a..
the vybft, t5o,s., teesS ynss sa'isa ~
move ,.,,.nt s.s,, ~ - e'n y
man,,ar sn.ch,es - l ~ pes 80, u COM
when o,,,ar -, 80, A ~. =
naIlv 5,nno,,,sss =. -. - 80 49,, my =;
deaj and onsht ~ ~ = - an s.sas
account Tinaa,,, - -. M, W ~ sta.
said. apy M $50 .,l.s,u slu
either 80 ..,, tan %s.s' sst.tetsli' can y
Grant ,roc,,na, ~. " s mnese aenerai
an, -, ~, e .ss Z = ! can =.
ft:S ffal,I a ,.a,...at 20 ~ y, $50 3 3Its.l1
amo,. az go.
,,ean a. sisnets VINO came 70
ot,a. 49,. - s.so..1l1sn otaoi
a,,,,s ~ s,.. s,Ss' " - A'on army
aa,,nt - - ~ v a. nls an austrian
,n.,oh , ~, . - W .,.tnl anu 'ooA
e,ant "a ~ ssNp.'n apous nus an
,,aa.., -. espsstees t'tlllis.' LincoIn
toaa la ~, ~ .1Hu ,nen' ~ kinaiy
s,,an,sa. ~, is p'.s On On Tue
-, 80, ''ei' tsefef
-. ~ .'A De asea WIN Jus.
10 49, sot i. '' tor an iaN.
w., oiIeeseeNef once haunted me
a. ',..t tiue pefsis.enely' worrying
- ~ tes,usis ior u 'op: FINALLY when
,net p s,.ia iai'ea' ne boldly de-
800 u 's.e ne nau made h'neoln pres
taea loa mate me president did
sou. asAea i = ,'sl ! am sure I aio,
s...a .ls man. We'll II you really did
you oushe 70 oe ''sst'l s OF yourseif
~. ~. ,ne less you sot me iheo, replied
'He t1A'.atise'
M us'ee 70 loro lyons
Mhen .ae rrsnce OF wales. now
As - tasiaaa' was petsothed TO
snv lfineess ol denmark Lord Lyons
st.'ieu y" Llneoih 70 MAKE the an
noihcemehe 70 MN. Lord Lyons was
snen nflt'sh ampassaaor 10 me Unit
So sts'es ana oacheior. When ad-
.-'sseu - hiu a.a presence ne SAID
ponpous' Mas II please your Elk;
seasey ho'a On my aaha an auto
siuph ieter from my royai MISTRESS
Sas y, ], ..e'oria' Mnie On : nave oeen com
AeS - pfesehs 70 our EAceiie l,
- ~ sue INFORMS ir iour hxce.ehcy 'nac
n NJ. SOU ms Noyai n.sahess .he
iinse ~ wares, IS aoou. eocon'tact
-, = - -,
PFtrRAGG ri
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13
Nothing Heard Of iln,.

Although dilisent search has. been
heard of him. The wife. or widow,
believes that her husband has been
killed either by accident or through
foul play.
In her dream Mrs. Cornell saw the
body of her husband in an abandon.
ed oil well on Bnrton,s run on the
tract of land formerly owned by Or
lando Bennett. The well was drilled
two or three years ago and the casing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13

II. M. Foster, Manager.
onlce-sos Main Street. Phones-E
aud NJ. ses: Bell ssa-2.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13
SAW HUSBAND
IN A VISION
A popnRipcE COUNTY. WOMAN
CAUSES ABANDONED OIL
WELL TO BE ExAbdiN.

:
cLAgKsBURG. Feb. fs==sIrs. Mel.
vile Council. Of Doddridge county,
whose husband mysteriously disap.
peared from their home about year
ago and has not been heard OF since.
has had q vision In which she saw the
body Of her husband in a certain oil
well. The vision was SO striking and
impressed her 50 strongly that she has
finally persuaded party OF men to
search the well;
= Mrs. Council resides on Brashy Fork
Of Coal creek, about mile and a half
from Grove. 1t was Just about this
time lat year when her husband mys.
teriouSly disappeared.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13

In the American league last season
there were 2.l72 erorrs made. This
does n6t include the work of umplres.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13
WEST viRetnlANs
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS.

:
TAVERN II. ii. Raymond Salem;
Harry Frank. Lee Frederick, Charles
Flinigan. ". RI Stevenson, wheeling;
Waldo swiger. Amos, NJ. Cameron,
Cameron, w. w. Ferguson, Berry
burg; L. B. Peddicord. shinnston; B.
L. Vincent, w y. Calvert, Charles E.
Pike. u. w. Smith. X. ID. Bailey, ]. II.
Nuzuui. o. o. Osborn, clarksburg; w.
G. Kilmer, Martinsbnrg; w. H. Smith.
W. B. Riggs, g. A. whisson, Weston;
II. II. Watson, Gypsy. Edward w. ABB
bott. howlesburg; Alex R. Watson,
Joe wonger. j. B. Canning, Grafton;
A. L. McNerry. I.ittleton; -. NJ Lamb.
Terra Alta.
MARIETTA g. s. Thomas, Thorn.
as Jones, sfannfngton; G. Il. corwtn,
Huntington Carroll currey, John Abb
sscrombiei Monongah; A. B. Manley,
Enterprises q. D. Moore, Jaclsonburg:
a, Laughlin Hood Philips, Grafton;
J. s. Basnett. u. q. Moore, wheeling;
II. S. 1ootiman Beechwood; j. B.
Conway, Bristol; P.sL. Robey, Farm.
ineton; W. a. Campbell. ciafksburg.
MANLEy-J II. Stephenson, VIM.
Snyder. cInrtaburg S. c. cozard, H.
@. stea'cy, Wheeling; j. F. Toppen
md VIE. statlsrs Run.
wATsoN--c. ii corwin, Hunting.
ton; Alpheus Bead. Z. N. Goodman,
clarkabnrg. r. S. Nesbit, Cameron;
S. a. Mccune, Weston. y,
FAlRmoNT ICE AND FUEL Co,
n. M. Foster, Manager.
omce-s03 Main Street Phoner--F
aud NJ. 7es: Bell s3a-2.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13

Harry r. COLE,
Shop phone gov. Bell phone 2sf.
Parks Ave-, under Hroh' since store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13

sLx4niNo, PRESSING AND RE-
FAlRiNc Ladies' and Mems Cloth
Ing. Work called for and delivered.
Monthly rates on application.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13

wATsoN-=c,. a. corwin, Hunting
top; Apheus Bead, o. III. Goodman
clarksbnrg: r. S. Nesbiti Cameron
S. A. Mccune, Weston. u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13

PAWsPAwiasAncH
Monday. "wednesday and saturday.
Depart. No. 201. 1900 a. NJ: No. 9en,
:, .!Arrlye: No. 900. s.ss A u; No. sss.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13

FAIRMoNT ICE AND FUEL Co,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13
Kind to an Old Woman.

Lincoln was licensed to practice law
in sangamon county on September 9,
1886. His first case was when he was
counsel for the defense in a suit
brought by one James p. Hawthorne
against David Woodbridge. The case
was based on misunderstanding ana
tlstic encounter which had occurred
between the two parties over breaking
up some prairie sod ground. Lincoln
told the beiiigerents some funny sto.
ries and got them into such q good
humor that the case was settled out
Of court Once he and his partner,
Herndon, brought suit against a law
yer for exacting money from an old
woman under pretense that II was
Zee. When they recovered her funds
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13

MANLEy-J II. Stephenson, WIN.
Snyder. cInrfssburg s. c. cozard, H.
@. stea'ny. Wheeling; j. F. Topper
and VIE. statlsrs Run.
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sAlRMoNT. MoRoANToWN q pITTs-
BURG BRANCH.
Ger coNNELLsyn.LEa and PITrsBuRG.
Leave. No. = Is 200 a. M. No. 8, f.<a
A. M; No. 81, % rs A. n. Arrive. No.
30. s1:10n 7. NJ; No. 3. 1880 r. n. No
( 4. 1910 p. NJ; No, a. xgs4o. :. -
g. % M M S g d, Ls g No. g.
No.ass. x7:s2 a. N.
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Read the Daily west vIrgInian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-13
,MoNoNoAt4 DIVISION.

FOR cLARKssURG g WESTON. Leav~
No. 8. 1888 r. Ms No. Z. ig:l1 p. II
Arrive, No. 3. ~ :ss a. N. No. j. ll2:ol
noon; No. 60. x8;3o r. NJ; No. {. if;1o
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

|
sSnobanoringen til Sc Goreueoe
Stater bar oe fioite Maaneber pr-
ret I itaoia Siilta9enoe og tp6er pau,
at oen bil blipe itprre 6enne Moa=
neo emo nogenitnoe fpr. $ slpril
Maane6 bragte Snopan6rings
ODER $4,000. Menneifer ber til 2oll-
6et, og bette Sal bill blipe betp6eliet
ltgrre Maj. Set er iier fra Sc
ipoel1ropaiffe 2ar16e at ssssmigranter-
ne fonmer, bper fier6e SsSn6ban6rer
bar Mpril en- sStaliener, men ct
itort 9lntal bar gitrtgere, l1ngarer
og @poruSiere. slf Gpfere og @fan-
otnaper fommer Ser forbol6sbts fac,
ifjbnt flere enc for faa 9lar it6en.
SSnobanoringslobene ipnes at gi6re
oeres &irfning, i6et Der MI fonmer
ferre sS,1palioer og Sattiglemnser til
2on6et en6 fdr. 9lf 6e 133, 900 Sn6s
ban0rere ii0ite Moaneo bleb fun 425
ien6t tilbage, men 9umpifibsielfa=
berne bab6e negtet 5000 al 6e on=
melote &asiagerer Basiaee. 8perne
og Sabrifs0iltrifterne / glten tager
omtrent 70 @rocent at Sn6pon6rer..
ne.
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foripneoe 6orraaosfoure, men til
9ierget n1eo set pi6e l1olDn. Wfaatte
Sc pqag11e op alle Be peliignebe,
traple O1ortba<Sia rl1i,ot ON bort
fjgre Mn1erifa.
Og. life ifal oer ipdrges:: &nao
bill Gnben blibe, snaar Wartba ifal
bape W1arios Met? 81 beller ON set
er @et at foloe: Martba, Martba
noor Mortba i laa mango, mani
ge slar far baabet paa og lpttet efter,
ON iffe mart Ben forlplen6e &glt
lful0e lp6e.
Sen lgb engang 11en Menne=
lfene pil6e life bgre BEN. Martba
peoblep at bore Martba, og Moria
bolot Jig ltaoig lon1 eneberettiaet.
p. t. Minneapolis Ia. Mai 1907.
11lettRea K. 111athiafen.
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syrpatelia ssernbameulpffe.

Sag @ftermio6ag lp6 paa 5outberr
Bacific &Ditlinie / California, mel
lem Santa Barbara og @an-= 2ouis
Sbispo be6 en- lille ofitoesliggel10e
Statton, &onoa, ct ipecielt &aSiager'
tren, Ser forte ca. $50 Me6lemmel
af Or6enen uMDfttc Sbriners" fro
en- n6flugt un6er en- &onbention
Sos Mngeles, af @poret. 2ofomotip
8agagepogn, @ptiebogn og en- 8ull'
manbogn bleb Taaet til Splinter, oQ
jao at iige ollie 6e 6tsie @ogne be-
ren6e Mennefer bleb ilaaet ibiel el,
Ter iaare6es baar6t. 01ntr. 35 Men.
neifer 6rabtes paa @te6et elIer er ie'
mere 6g6e af 6eres 5aor. Mariager
til l1lpffen bar ct ign6erbru6t 5por,
ftfte, % set iiges, at Sporet pau
beIe 6enne 5trefning er / 1neget ile1
6orfatning. Granet git me6 en- bolo'
iom Sart, og &otaitrofen tom aloe'
les upentet, n1eoens 6e fleite at ot
&eHer6e ia6 be0 Mi66agsboroet
sllle 6e Smbor0b9re116e tilbdrte
Sbrtner 9ogerne / Buffalo, Seen
Sort @tot, oq Mea6ing, 8n. 3e GR6.
ielsicener;; Ser fan6t Ste0 Deo nlDf'
fe1L tro6ier enbber 8effripelie. Wan'
ge Sig bar aloeles fdn6errepne, an
6re bar / Sen @rab forbrpn6te a
.SG, 6er opito6 j @ognrefterne, elIel
4 n6flippen6e Camp, bporneb 81
bar bIepet ffol6et til Dgbe, at oe ba1
aIoeles nfien6elige. Sra 5antc
Barbara og SnH 2ouis Obispo len6'
teg itrafs SiplpetrRn, og fra 2os
glngeIes, bbor @onbe be1rtio,1en bol6tes
ienotes &rnn for at trans sportere 9
Dnfon1l1e.
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@trejfeiitnatiOnen / @an 6rancis

@tretfeiitnationen San syrancis.
co, bpor Ser bar paret Sporbeisitrei.
fe ftoen forrige @dn6ag, par iioIte
l1ge meget truenoe og Ser fan6t Ell
Meng6e l1or6ener Ste6, @ten- oq
8ombefaiten fra 6e @treifen6es @i.
Sc, 6a &ompagnierne gior6e GorieQ
paa at iptte @porbognene / Gong
be6 @trejfebrp6ere. @porpognenl
ien6tes uo UNDER 8olitile6iagelie oQ
n1o6toges oberalt ne6 bil6e @pI, 11el,
8etientngen og Holittet posle6e 6e
res 9lrbeioe og iggte Blot at un6gaa
set @aiteifpts, Der ilpnge6es in1oi
Dem. 8etientngen paa 8ognene ba1
af &olitiet forbnot at me0fgre @fp.
0ebaaben. 8efolfningen ip11tes iff;
at bore fienotlige moo @treifebrp.
0erne, unbnlig iffe @bin6erne, oe1
tilfoltebe Dem 8lomiter. @tatens
@uperner, Gillette, bar perlonIig1
u1roeripgt Sorbo1oene / Gorbil10elit
me6 @treifen og bar a6boret ot
5treifen0e meo at begaa noroener
ia ban / iaa Silfplbe giebIiffelig bill,
6e u6fal6e MnitIe1l en- Srn1eI, 0e1
bar babt goo girfning. S @p11oags
fprtes Sporbogne ober 2 &obeoIinie,
BET meite af Dogen belt reo til Scr.
gerne, og Der befor6reoes ca. 90,
600 @asiagerer, melt 4bi11ber, 11oer
at Der forefaI0t 1tebnebarbige nor
oener. 5porbeis fontpagniet fprel
ltasig ct forgget MntaI @treif febrpoe:
re in6 gDe1, Der inoIogeres / Spor,
peisremisierne % ebetoIeg 1neo el
EDagIbn al S. 30.
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@npernpr Charles 6. 6ngbcs al

Seem Sort lnaa III. aniees for erflq-
ret @n16i6ot for BEN republifanife
9sational- &onpel1tions 9sonrinatio11
til Nraii0ent nodte 9lor. @tatens
republtfanife &on1ite beotog / 2br-
bags en- &eiollttion, ser go6fie116te
@tgbes gl6n1iniltration / alle @nfelt=
beoer % allie Sc &eformer, ban fpn1-
per for Gerefter foreilog .tt0ligere
@mberngr Soell Ell Meiolution, Der
anbefoleoe @ugbes iom Hreiioent-
&an6ioat, men ben bleb lagt tillioe
ion1 fremfommet paa nrette Sis,
fig11t set bor tpbeligt, at @temnin-
ger | og for Zig bar for Ben. Sen
republifanife @tatsfomites @o6fien>
oelle af &ugbes fan life oberbur6e>
res, 6a &omiteen bi6ttl bar bpret
alt on6ef emo benligt iin6et moo :bam.
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jrd nlange Kanter.
3pt fra alle 2anoe,

9aDiuspb Gagen / 8oiie, s56aDo,
/ Gors6ags rne6 Brgpelie al
nogle faa v8enirempno", Der nar
tilfe0e, men iom alle bleb bragt i
Torparing til ienere Sperbgring for
8rugbarbeo iom Surpmpno. go.
gen blep oernpit uoiat til Manoag,
og 6e reftfelgenoe Gage blep @oun.
tpet giennemitreifet al Sberiffer meo
Siliigelier til at mpoe for SSurp,
mGn6s=Hrpbe, Ser begpn6te Manoag.
ng Oct a11tages, at ser bill gaa Ell,
maalfe to Tiger 1ne0 at faa lamlet
SurD,- ON Ser set bele fin6es MR15
nof Gol1ntpet, Ser fan bruges iom
iaa6anne. SarrD Orcbar6, Der bar
ttlltaaet at babe lagt og iprRngt ben
8on1be, Der orRbte @fs=@nbernpr
@ternenberg, og iom flyer, at bette
ifete efter Mnilag al Sappooo, >Woper
og 8ettibone, er tilite6e og bliber
ltrengt bepogtet, 6a ser gaor &pgter
oml at Ser er ct &onlplot @iere ON
at 0rebe bam fgr 8i0nef9rlelen.
Stemrtingen I 8oiie er temmelig op=
biolet, og 8pen er ful0 af Silrei.
ie,1oe, men 9brigbe6en bar taget
alle 5fri6t til at opretbol6e Sr6e.
men.
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Sitter / Sngtbniet. S 1898 blep
oct ipolige Micbigan og norolige
Ohio og Sssnoiana biemi6gt al =,
8an6e 8anfrgbere, bpis Sgrer, sSoBn
miion,.i 1899 blep fanget og 0p:;,t
til ~ Mars Sengiel. S 1904 lpf.
feoes BET bam at nnopige fra Micbi
gan 9tatsfangfel i sssacfion % naa
ino Sllinois bbor ban antog ct an.
BET Mabn og lebe6e ion en- b90erlig
9lrbei6er Moline, agtet og afbolot
af alle. San gifteoe Jig meo en- en-
fe> og 0e lepe0e lDffeligt iamme11,
lfipnt ban bab6e betroet ben6e fin
Sorti6. Ge0 sulett0 ifior blep ban
gienfjenot al en- af fine Me6arbeioe-
re, ser 1nel0te ban1, og ban er MI at
ter / Sacflon Spngslet. @ans gu
itru ct flpttet til 8pen for at pere
/ bans gearbe6, og peo Sberarbei5e
tiener ban $40 til $12 maaneolig,
iom ban giber beu6e, og bans tiolt,
gere 94rbei0sfamerater iamler ita6ig
Benge til ben0e. 9llli|on bar en0n1l
12 9lar tilbage al fin 5traffeti6,
men Ser er en- 9lniggning @irfnla-
tion for bans 8enaaoning, og eta,
tens @uperngr er iten1t for, at ban
ifol et1ten benaaoeS felt eller Straf-
fetioen afforteS betp0eligt for bans
go0e Opfgrlel / 0en Sio ban bar 1.oe
al S9ngslet.
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Gn itor 8ossabe fra 9anmarf e,

Gn 1tpr Spggabe fra Santtart Ell
/ bisie Gage anfommet til be tre 6an'
tie Soreninger Gan Srancisco, oer
milte6e olle 6eres @ienoele, ogiao
oeres 8tbliotbefer, peo syor6ifielbe1
og 8ran1en Mpril Mdaneo ifior,
Da Meo6elellen ON Soreningernes
ltore Sab naae6e Danmarf, iatte
vFolittfen" fig | Spiolen for SSno.
ianling af 2iteratur til ct MT 8tblis
otbef for oent og 6enne lpffe6es in1
goot, at set fpl0te 8 ftore &as1er til
Ell @Ggt al 1000 &uno. 8pgerne
ien6tes fra Gonmarf be6 sSnletio,
men ct fdrlt I'LL naaet 8e1temmelies.
lte6et paa @run0 al forifiellige Sor=
iinfelier nn0er Sransporten fra Seem
Dorf til Gan SSrancisco. @n G9l-
lesfon1ite for 6e tire bran0liote Sore
ninger bar 6elt 8ogiamlingen mel.
lem 6isie.
0giaa fra Donife an6re Ste6er i
@eroen ct Ser fon1met 8oggaber til
6ore11ingerne. @aaleoes bar u6gi-
peren al set 0anlfe 8la6 vNor6en" /
Melbourne, 9lultralierL &r. Sens
9pnge, ien6t 6em 9 al ban ielp 1frep.
ne 86ger, Ser er blepet foroelte meo
3 8dger til bber Sore11ing.
6jerbc S,tli Set paa @famlinss.
banfen. S STARTS Numret at u&ors
og Stierne" tager 6en tioligere
9anlf=Mmerifaner Ole @tepns, sSor,
ltanoer for &pisiel &eiifole, Or6et
for Mfbol6elie al en- Gier6e Suli Selt
bjemme / Ganmarf, enten pao &in1-
1nelbierget eller belit paa @famlings,
zbanfen, 1noer 2eoelie at uDanif=o1l,-
~rifanif Sanfuno", og at 6ette gipr
Sieroe SSnli til en- permanent Seit6og
oerbiemme. S 8lo6ets Mprilnnmer
tager 8la0ets 9fe0aftgr, 80. 6. glp-
pei Sagen op og itgtter Eanfe,l.
SON n1ener, at Ser ifior bar monge
6anife 9lnerifanere bien1ne / Dun.
mart, og at Ser lite / CONNER bill
funne bentes r19r iaa mango - bbil,
fen Slut11ing ban til6els ipnes al
erag u6 af Mflpsningen at Sen Tel.
lesreiie, fom Donff 9lmertfanif Sci,
ifab bab6e paat9rtft. Men ban foI-
Der Ganfen goo og opfor6rer til, al
Danff-amerifanff San1fun6~s M1eo,
lemmer ifaI nboe puo Sfamlings,
bonfen ben 4 SsSuli. &an foretrpf,
fer bette @te6 for &immeIb Ibiergef- al
SeniDn til ggnoeripo oerne, ION Iette.
re bil fut11te n1soe 6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

ltUuulYeI Ut uuNII=uHNertINHlI II
@is{{:on bol6er Mg6e / &ol6ing Sen
16. Mai. Sen pigtigite Gag lom TO.
religger er &anelie al en- 2erer til
@rano gietp College / Des Moines
/ 5te6et for &aitor Sgibierg, 6er bar
pplagt lin Gttlltng be6 @folen.
st Maleri af Hrtniesie Nfartc,
Sen Oal1ife Hrins &al6emars @emal-
inoe, bill ON fort Gi6 fonne til
Winneopolis. Briniesie Morie, Der
er en- talentfulo l1oeper af Maler-
fl1nlten, bapoe malet 8ille6et = Ell
Sue - til Sen @inter ofbol6te Ba-
jar for set 0anfe 9ll6er6on1sbje,n /
Metp Sort. Scr. 6. &asmusien al
Minneapolis, l16giper af ul1gebIa-
oet", iom netop opbolot fig / Seem
g)orf paa 6en Gi6 8aiaren bleb of-
bolot, tog ct gMmer paa Maleriet og
far netop faaet M3e66elelle onl at
ban er 6e1t bel6tge 8tnoer.
9tabnefuranorin9. Set 1neo6eles
/ u9eorolpiet" for fi6ite l1ge, at sen
gomle u@fanoinabiif 6orening al
1914" / Seem Oorf poa fin General.
foriamling Sen 4. Mai bar foranoret
lit Mapn til u9onif @elffab al
1844". @runoen til bette ongibes
at b9re, at 6en Sfan6tnopisme, 1onl
ligger giemt 6et ga1nle gtapn al.
brig fom til l16foloelie, og Soreni1t.
gen bar MI lutter 6anife Meolemmer
poa n9r ct norf og ct iDenif, iom al.
ligepel albrtg fommer / Goreningen.
SEQ iamme 2eiligbeo opbeDe6es oel,
til Goreningen fnptte6e @Dgefasjc,
Ser fun bab6e babt ringe SilIutni,,g
og / lange Sioer fun bab6e b9ret til
l1lejligbe6 og 9@rgrelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
Eanhamtxun I Antrrtka.
8ra allr Krpnse.

6r. 9alpor Sacubien i San 5ral,-
cisco arrangerer Sommer en- 6el-
1estrr til oe tre nor6ife 2onoe og
bar bos forlfjellige sernbane- og
Sanplfibsiellfaber opnoaet en- betD-
oelig 8illetre0uftion for oenne l1o-
flngt. &eiien ifal tage lin 8egpn-
oelle / @agene fra 6. til 8. SsSu1i, og
9feturbilletterne gieloer in6til Is.
Sftober.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-03

The sick Of our community are no
better al this writing.
MIR. t. W. Malone and Mr.. H. w.
swisher continues very low.
We have had plenty Of rain for the.
last few weeks and would be very glad
to see the sun again.
Mr.. Willie Red, Of Hopewell, was
visiting Miss Clara Jolllfe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell and children
spent Sunday at their old home down
on the river"
Misses Alice and Nellie Densmore'
Of Mt. Braddock, returned to their
home Sunday.
Messrs. French and Dick Malone
and Hyson swIsher spent Sunday and
Monday with their parents here.
Mr.. Bert vangilder, of Mt. Zion
was the guest Of friends here Sunday
evening.
Miss Sadie and French swlsher re-
turned from Evansville, Ohio, Sunday
Mr.. okey starkey and Ruth starn
made flying trip to Pittsburg Sun
day.
Misses Cora Haun and Ada Har'
len attended institute at Fairmont
last week.
Mr.. George starn, of Falrmont, is
visiting Mrs. Harriet starn.
Rev. Boggs preached a fine sermon
here Sunday.
Mr.. Clyde Jolliff, of Fairmont, wa!
visiting his parents here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy starn and Mr.
and Mrs. viii Somers was visiting
Mr.. L. somers Sunday.
Miss Ruth starn gave, party al
her home Friday evening in honor Of
her cousin, okey starkeS Of Fair
bank, Ind. Several games were play
ed and all reported good time. Those
present were as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy starn, Mrs. Lena somers
Madge somers, Floy Malone, Frances
and Della Radcliffe. Lulu and Della
Ferrill and Llzzy Jolllffe. Messrs
Bob Jolliff, Lloyd Bisit, Earl somers
John and Will Keyser, Robert Har
den and Fred Malone.
sALL1E.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-03
GIRL
KILLS SISI' ] ! EI ] !
A DISTRESSING ccfpEST IN
WHICH LITTLE COL oREp
CHILD Is KILLED.

BLUEFiELD, W. Va, Sept. Bees
sic johnson, an eightyearold coIored
girl, was shot and instantly killed by
her sister Eva, four years her senior.
The entire charge from a shotgun en-
tered the child's abdomen, literally
disemboweling her. The shooting was
accidental.
1t seems that after dinner the two
little girls, who live with their grand
parents Plckney and "Aunt" Mary
johnson, on the north side, just across
from Midway, were left alone in the
house, after having been told to shoot
any man who attempted to effect an
entrance. About O'Clock they saw a
white man climb over the porch and
into the house Of another colored fam
lily. who lived next door, ana became
frightened! Being alone in Their
house, they doubtless thought he
would call there, too, and remember
ing the admonltiQn to shoot anyone
who tried to enter, the older girl rar
into the room and picked up the weap
on. She then started to the hall door
Just as the younger child ran into the
hall. At this moment the gun was II
some way discharged, and with one
pltiful shrek Bessie, the smaller girl
fell to the floor and expired instantly
while Eva, horrorstrIcken at what
she had done, was for few moments
as powerless as her dead sister. Az
soon as she had recovered her wits
she ran to the neighboring house t.
tell them of the tragedy, and the au
thorltIes were quickly notified.
Justice Of the Peace John A. Cham
bers, in his capacity as coroner, Wis
tied the scene, but after ".Aunt" Mary
through her sobs, had given him al
the facts as she had learned then
from Eva, he decided that an inques
was unnecessary.