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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-22
RIVEsVILLE

RlVESV1LLE. Oct. 21.-Business in
the village is encouraging at present.
Coal hauling from the different
mines on the west side of the river
causes many farmers from various
parts of the country to pass to and
fro through our town and they hnl
when they venture to price the nee.
essaries of life That they can get them
as cheap here rs Mt Fairmont or else
where and why? Just because ther,
are dozen good reasonable reasons
and two dozen sensible reasons be.
sides some other reasons which every.
body ought to know and always find
out when they venture to investigate
Rent is not so high. fuel is not 50
high. and to say something which il
the truth ard nobody can deny, ev.
erything is lower and wages are as
high.
Our town is accessible to two rail.
roads. one on each side of the river.
and steam boats. which will stop for
an ounce of freight as quick as a ton
and besides we are accessible to the
Morgantown and Clarksburg pike and
some OF the best county roads In any
county. that is. You all know. II they
were worked well and so forth.
Deputy Sheriff Marshall Harris, At.
torney George Vincent OF Fairmont.
and C.eE. Gasldli. Of Montana, were
In town Saturday last on special anil
official business.
Attorney Marshall Ogden and At.
torney Kirby. OF Fairmont, were here
on business Monday.
Straight brothers. Fred. Grover and
lioush. were home Sunday from Farm.
ington where they have been painting
cars for the B. and o. R. R. Co.
Captain John Fisher and Mr.. For.
ney Pride, two Of Fairmont's hustlIns
cattle dealers. passed through our
town last week with the usual results
which have been kept up for the last
forty Years by the captain as no surer
sign that the fatted COW, calf or steer
or any other type Of the COW tribe
would have n change OF pasture or
represent the meat and gravy dish
than to see the well known John mean.
dcring through the country. Mr.. PRIZE
is also conspicuous subject but Cap.
had him skinned forty years ago. but
Forney Is coming to the front and
forty years will make him quite as
well lnown as his running mate, but
look here children. you both. must be
careful how You let your cattle walk
OH our pavements. or yon will meet
some acqualntances that You never
though OF in the shape OF fifteen or
twenty women with broom sticks,
churn dashes, and other deadly weap.
ons Of like nature too fierce looking
to mention. What makes the people
down here SO wonderfully worked up
over the pavement business is 4 that
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woman WIN he invested with some.
thing % the dignity Sot a queen. : yyyo.
men of wealth adj to- this regal effect
by matching their personal furs with
their taprobes. This win be consider.
ed by the minority Of people more ot
a display Of wealth than Of refined
taste. 81
It almost invariably follows that a
great FIR season Is also a great velvet
season, and this year is no exception
TO that rule. Stamped. brocaded and
embroidered velyets are among the
richest offerings, and their increased
suppleness enables the max ers to fol.
low any rdesign-proyiling the lines
are long and graceful-and 10 use
tucks, shirring. shocking or gathers,
as the chosen model may require.
Dresses, coats. hats will be. made OF
this beautiful fabric and everything
that is rich and beautiful will appear
as trimming. Jeweled passementeries
and embroideries, silver and gold
stripes and figures, tufts OF chenille
and inserts Of lace and other rich
fabrics are but few OF the novel
effects that are presented.
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8cATi.HBA AND S oURD

Ms. Bruce somers sas PIPING iti
Fairmopt Thprsday. Z, 4. "
Mrs. ess Malone and children. Of
HAYWOOD, are. here for d visit With,
her mother, Mrs; Napoleon swisher.
and other relatives, 9i 35g,!s !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Haun were Wis:
iting the formers sister, Mrs. Ernest
swisher. at Murray Sunday. \ +,
Guy swlsher spent Saturday evening
with friends In Fairmont.
Nrs. Charles Cox was shopping In
Falrmont recently, as was also Mrs.
Harriet stnrn. I,
Mrs. a, F. Harris srcnt Saturday
and Sunday at Pharaoh's run, the
guest Of her parents. Z
Mr.. Morris satterheld, Of Grassy
Run. was a recent visitor here.
Miss June Radcliffe was called TO
Holden. W. Va, by the illness OF her
brtoher, Joe Radcliffe, Who'll Is thought
to be suffering from TYPHOID fever.
Miss Bessie Jones has returned to
her home at Warrington, after a
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Char.
les Cox. XII
Lauta Mahaffey and Napoleon Swish
err have treated their houses to new
coat Of paint which Improves their
looks greatly.
s. W. Harden and Clair ". Lother
were business visitors in Fairmont
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Starn and son, Carl, OF
Fairmont, were visiting relatives here
Sunday. 5-
The sick Of orr community are i'm.
proving.
Mrs. Mary Devault and daughter,
Miss Ella, left this morning for Fair.
mont. where she will stay for some
time with Mrs. BERTHE Stevens. While
here she was the guest Of her son
Tom Devault.
Misses Ruth and Clanche Malone. OF
Opekiska, We're here several days last
week the-guests of their cousin, Miss
Fioy Malone.
Miss Dena Clevenger went to Loves.
Vile Friday TO visit her cousin, Miss
Goldie Thorn.
Our schools seem to be doing nice.
" under the management OF Miss
Stout and Mr.. Hale. We have fair.
| ~ good enrolment and both teachers
seem perfectly capable to MI the pc
sitions, which they do.
Mr.. E!'lri,lge Carter. OF Mt. Har
mony. was recent business visitor
here. 80,
Miss Mary Morgan, of AIorgans
Bend. who has been very III. is greatly
improved. We hope to see her out
again soon.
II some OF our girls are ,llsappoint.
ed, 1t can't be helped. We advise them
not to worry, as there are "iust as
good fish in the sea rs ever was
caught"
SHIRLEY"
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MONTANA NOTES.

MONTANA MINES, Oct. 21.-Mrs
R. A. Drawn. Of Clarksburg. Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kinney.
Mr.. Harry Hamrick moved his fam.
lily from Rlvesvllle to this place last
week.
Herschel Satterfleld, of the First
ward, spent Sunday with his brother,
Albert, who Is suffering with typhoid
fever.
Lake Malone. who has an attack Of
typhoid fever. is getting along nicely,
Mr.. NJ. ". Harris. Of Fairmont. spent
Sunday at Viola with Mr.. and Mrs
William Harris.
Lester Pitcher. OF the First ward,
spent Sunday with friends at Viola.
Mr.. Melvin Freeman will move his
family from McMechen to this place
this week. ~
There is plenty of work here now MS
usual. but very little news.
JOHNNIE.
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Personals.

ss:sssf Mrs. D. F. Clayton. Of Rivesyille,
and brother, Cleo Harden, Of Smith.
Z 4 town, were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
~. D. Harden yesterday. They were
en- route to Monongah where Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Clayton expect to locate in the
near future.
Mrs! Glenn and thiss children, OF
Me rchant street. have returned from
/ q several weeks visit with relatives
In Preston county.
Mrs. Mary Barnes is quite sick nj
the home of Mr.. D. Radrord, on Hay.
Ssmond street.
Mr. Jake Brown, Of State street,
VINO Sis suffering with typhoid fever
sat Cook Hospital, is no better.
Hiss Alta Travis is III at her home
Z on Stevens street.
Miss Martha Frum. daughters 81
Mrs. and Mrs. John Frum, of State
street Is Ill of typhoid fever.
Mrs f. o. Gaskins. Of Market street,
IS suffering with a severe attack Of
mnmps,
Xxi 9 ! s1,.tn returned 10 North Caro-
m saoAaas4 al'ef = months visit with
~ parents, slr. ana Mrs ]. NJ. Smith,
\ All ssa.e street
t siriS ana MIS- MIS- Ernest Hawkins spent
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Tie lone "a Nm and Mrs William
TIaii IN fs.ast Park avenue was thu
saeeen u d pfett Wedding last even
I mi, When their daughter. Grace
Blanche and ILLS HaSley,we
nnited IN marriage by Rev Fl. q.
stoet Promptly at slx-thirty
O'clock the sbrile and groom entered
the parlor where they were met by
the ofIiciating minister The. bride
was beeomingly attlred in 10 brown
travelling suit fwith hat, slayes and
shoes 10 match srhesweddlng marcn
was played w Miss Florence Clayton.
sfter the ceremony an Informal re.
caption was held 5and congratulations
we're EXTENDED. LaterSsa tempting;
course Of refreshments were served
by sIrs Nan Love Bird Musgraye and
1nez Maloy. The interior Of the home
was prettilYf decorated in ferns, au.
tunns leaves and chrysanthemum and
d Color scheme Of pink and white was
carried out in the dining room.
Mrs IIawles As the only daughter
+ pfl Mr. and Mrs Hall and is a popu-
iarand accomplished young lady, Mr..
IIawley us % son Of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
us Hawley, of New York, and is a
highly respected young man being
employed III the Conl Companys Of
fees and Mrs. Hawley left at
eight forty last night for the groom's
home IN New York and they will also
visit the jamestown Exposition before
their return. They expect to be gone
about two weeks and upon their re,
turn Will resideSwith the BRIDES pa,
rents on East Park.
The following announcement cards
we're issued this morning: g
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Hall
announce the marriage OF their
daughter,
Grace Blanche,
u; a to
{ * Mr.. Willis Hawley, Jr.
Monday evening, October twenty-frst,
nineteen hundred and seven,
& Fairmont West Virginia.
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when some one yelle:! at the Captain
one day and told him to keep his cat
tie of the pavement Ind he asked
them where 1t was and1lntimated that
he was surprised at his cattle prefer
ring what We called side walks rather
than the pike but when women get
started. it's hard to stop them, but
the whole matter can be settled by an
appology from the above named gen:
,tlemen to the L ONE STAR
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Buyer and seller can be brought
face to face. Try the want column
OF the West Vlrginian, the paper ev.
erybody reads.
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Funeral Postponed.

The funeral Of Mrs Mollie Madden.
which was to have been held this aft.
sernoon has been postponed until to.
morrow afternoon at two o'clock. The
services will be held at the residence
On l,nl; Newton street and enterment will
be made In Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Notlcc

This is to notify all parties concern
ed that Mrs. Fannie X. Jackson! IS NOT
under my care and / am not respon.s
sible and will refuse to pay any and
all debts she may contract on my 8ac;s
count. / .s5i;s
j. SANDS JAcKso II
Oct. 10th. 1907. III
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School books and supplies at Globe
Book Store. Watson Hotel Building.
Book Store. Watson Hotel Bldg. tt
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Mr.: Willis iHawley, Jrs
Monday evening, October twenty-frst
nineteen hundred and seven,
Fairmont West Virginia.
Taken Home,

Nh. Az ] Hoyadder, who has been
III ut the Miners Hospital for several
weeks. being injured on the B. and
WAS taken to his home at Austin
Yesterday He was accompanied home
by Mrs: Hoyadder and son, Clyde, W.
Pell and y. H. Keener, all Of Aus
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ONE WHO WAS THERE.

A MAcHINlsT RECEIVES HELP.
Two years ago. Father Johns Medl.
cine cured severe cold for Lewis
Nichol. machinist, living at TIC Shat,
tnuck, Ave. Springfield. Mass. IL
says: ~ have had no cold since then
until recently. when l again cqdght
cold. I Immediately took Father
Johns Medicine. for this is surely the
best remedy, and 1t cured me-"
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Personal,

Mrs. J. 5. Bost, of Lilly, Pa. has
been cured by Father Johns Med!-
cine Of a dry hacking cough which her
doctor said was consumption. Mr..
Bost says he befieyes Father Johns
Medicine will cure ANY throat or lung
trouble II taken ip time as that REM
edy builds up t1k body and fortifles
1t against disease.
Mrs. A. Bilqleau, 3O3 Lincoln ST..
Lewiston. W. was sick four years.
Her doctor said she had consumption.
but she was cured by Father Johns
Medicine. aa
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u it's oR SALE there is no
better way 70 let the people Of Ma
7riop county know 1t than through the
want column of the West vlrginlan.
ybody reads. IL N, Il =. J, Y ~
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Book cover given free to each pur.
chaser of school books at Globe Book
Store, Watson Hotel Building.
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LEANING, PRESSING AND RE
AIRING Ladle.' and Mems Cloth.
". Work called for, and delivered.
Monthly rates on application.
HARRY R.&coLE,

* s3.5,l. HARRY r. COLE. 3He
3tsR. phone COW. Bell phone e41.
\ \: Shop, 43-J. b.
Sserieo Ave, under Hroh's shoe store.
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Oct. 10th. 1907.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-06-18
A UNIVERSA FOOD
Following Natures Footsteps.

4 have Z boy TWO years cid, weigh
ing forty pounds and II perfect
health who has been raised on Grape
Nuts and milk
This is an ideal food and evidently
furnishes ,he elements necessary for
a baby As We'll as for adults. We have
used GraEe-Nurs ii large quantities
and greatly - our advantage"
one advantage about Grape-Nuty
Food is that il is pre-diEested in The
process of manufacture: that IS The
starch contained in the whe2t and
barley is transformed into crane.
sugar by exactly the same method as
this process is carried OUT in The hui
man body, that is. by the use OF mois
ture and long exposure 10 moderate
warmth. which grows the diastase in
the grains and makes the remarkable
change from starch 10 Erape-sugar.
Therefore, the most delicate stomach
can handle Grape-\uts and the food
is quickly absorbed into The blood and
tissue. certain parts CT IL going di-
rectIy 20 building and nourishing the
brain and nerve centres There's a
Reason.
Made al the pure food factories OF
the Postum Cereal Co. Ltd Battle
Greek. Mich. Read the famous little
book. The Road TO MELVILLE" in
'pkgS-
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THE SHERIFF
MAKES 4 RAID
Arrests Seventeen Colored
Baseball Players for
Violating Law.

Sheriff Jas. c. Van Pelt and a num-
Der of his deputies made a raid Sun
day afternoon on a baseball game
which was in progress in the eastern
section of the city and arrested
seventeen cOlOred baseball players.
The arrests followed numerous COM
plants regarding the violation of the
Sunday law by the negroes, who had
been warned to deSiSt.
When the officers arrived the game
was at an exciting point hut all in
ttrest ceased in the sport when tie
negroes caught sight of the officers.
and they attempted 10 maze their es-
cape. Some succeeded but a large
number of them We're captured ana
placed in Jail.
Yesterday the negroes went before
Judge Beggs in the criminal court
and entered pleas of guilty. They
were fined from $3.50 to $500. but
the collection of some fines were
suspended upon condition that thCv
cease playing on Sunday.
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PAST TERM
4 FINE ONE
Warrington Convent Closes
One of the Best Terms
in It's History.

/ The distribution Of prizes and clos
ing OF the convent school at War
rington took place yesterday Mon
day. afternoon. in the presence OF
the parents and friends OF the pupils
The program was d varied one, and
the children who tCCk part in X show
ed careful training.
The opening chorus. TIE Deum,
was admirably rendered by the whole
school and the tets gave the visitors
a very pleasant surprise in the rem
dering of In the Land of the Great
Mikado," and gained a round of ap-
plause.
The music. instrumental and vocal,
was Of the usual high order, but the
selections of Misses Mildred and Ma
RE GroSsjchann deserve special men
ton They were characterized by
great vigor of Interpretation and eX-
cellent execution.
With these exercises the school
closes a very successful year. not only
for the large number OF pupils on its
rolls. but also for the excellent work
done by them. AS n result, many
prizes were awarded by the very Rev
D. A. Brady who spoke words Of
praise and encouragement 10 the chill
dren, and rendered to them his thanks
for the pleasure they had given him
The following medals were award
ed:
Gold medal for Christian Doctrine,
donated by Rev. D. A. Brady, won by
Master Magnus GrosSiohann.
Gold medal for excellence, Senior
grade, girls. donated by Mr.. James
McHugh. won by Miss Edna Chaffin.
Misses Lillian Touard and Flora
Cooper deserve special mention for
excellent examination.
Gold medal for excellence. senior
grade. boys. donated by Marston
Ouina. merited by Master Magnus
Grossjohann and Charles Marion won
by Master Charles Marion.
Gold medal fer attendance. donated
by A Friend. merited by Misses
Lucille Benton and Winnie Youde,
and by Masters Charles and William
Marion. Peter NTcGdnn and Victor
Huggard, won by Master William
Marion.
The Sisters of Mercy desire to eN-
press their gratitude TO the friends
who donated medals for the Tast
years work in the convent.
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HEAD Of THE
ODD FELLOWS
Grand Master White of Jack
sonville Here on an
Official Visit.

J. w White, grand master of the
]. o. o. F. of Florida, was among the
good roads arrivals last night, com
ing from Jacksonville. He was met at
the depot by a delegation of local
Odd Fellows. who accompanied him
to the Merchants Hotel, which will
be his headquarters for the next three
or four days during his visit
Grand Master White told the dis
trict deputy grand master that ne
could meet with the lodges of Pensa.
cola on Thursday night, and it hos
been decided to call "a joint meeting
OF the lodges for that night. at 7:30
o'clock, when he will pay his Official
vis-t.
Tomorrow night the grand master
viii visit the lodge at Warrington.
Friday night he will be in POweltOn
AM Saturday night at Century.
NOTICE.
Officers and chevaliers of Canton
Merritt Lodge No. l. I. o. .. f. HrC
requested TO attend joint meetin"
Thursday. June l.. at 80 p. NJ. in
fatigue uniform.
CHAS. FRIEDERICHSEN.
Commandment
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YOUR GRANDMOTHER USED IT.
Sut She Never Had Sulphur in Such Con
Venient Form as This.

Your grandmother used Sulphur as her
taSoTlte household remedy. and so did her
SFandmotheT. sulphur has been curing
skin and blood diseases for 4 hundred
years.
But in the old days they had to take
P9%dsred sulphur Now HANCOCK :
benefit 1850
AANCOCKS LIQUID SULPHUR and
- - iSMENT, quickly cure Eczema. letter.
- srI.eun and all Skin Diseases II
~, u.eo an ugly ulcer for Mrs Ann W viii
~ TL pa p" Washington, D. g. in three days.
sells il. ~ U 7--@
sulphur Booklet free II Won write HAN
| I,,',i n i.iS3u I'D SULPHUR COMPANY.
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DR.. j. q. FILLER,
DENTIST
BIount Building. Phone SO.
TerSe!y Told

p. X. Yonge has gone to New York
On a short business visit, and will
be absent for about a week.
z. NJ. Seasons, of Bombay, is in
the city on a short business visit.
and is a registered guest of the Mer-
chants
Claude Touart and Willie Conner
left yesterday for Mobile on a short
business trip. They VIII probably re
turn to-day.
c. c. Packard, editor of The North
and South, was in the city yeSter-
day, arriving Sunday from a trip
Through Baldwin county He will prob
ably return TO that section to-day.
The maximum temperature at Pen
sacola yesterday was IS degrees at
1910 m, while the minimum was
Il degrees at $50 a. m. Last year
on the same date the maximum was
sc degrees and the minimum 76 de-
Erees. The normal temperature for
this date is so degrees.
Garold V. Lind, messenger at the
weather bureau, has received nOtifica-
Vron from the department that his
month, and imposing other duties up-
TN him in addition TO these now being
performed.
c. NJ. Boyd. one or the attaches
Of the Georgia penitenuary at Chatta-
hoCchee, arrived in the city yesterday
and left al noon having in his custody
Henry Adams, negro recently ar
rested by Chief Sanders who is
wanted in Georgia, having escaped
from the penitentiary. where he was
serving a LIE sentence
II. 5. Laird. an attorney OF Milton.
VINO is well known in Pens lcola. was
arraigued before Judge Levy yeSter-
day AT Cottage Hi. upon the charge
OF having falsely imprisoned a party
whom he arrested some weeks ago
IN this county upon the charge of
being implicated in Sar,a Rosa
county murder. Mr.. Laird waived ex-
animation, and was held 10 the Grim
tnal court under a bond Of $500.
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KILLED BY HIS
VICTIMS BROTHER
BY Assoclated Pcs.

Eaton. GA June 17.-Living long
enough to drag himself from the
field to the house and tell his family
he was. shot by one of the Jones
boys Robert F. Adams died today.
Four years ago Adams killed "Kish''
Jones and WAS acquitted on the
gound Of self-defense
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ANOTHER BIG
RAILROAD MERGER
~ Associated Press.

New Haven, Conn, June li-StepS
are 10 be taken almost immedlately
bv the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company for the
merger with itself OF the POughkeep-
sic Bridge System of Railroads. which
includes the Central New England
and its subsidiary lines. now under
the New Haven corporations control.
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laps ADVISED TO
KEEP COOL HEADS
~ Associated Press

TOXIC, June 11.-Leading men bers
Of the constitutional party heId a
meeting this afternoon and paSses! a
resolution on the American question.
recommending, in view of its import
a3ce. calmness and prudence and also
he advisabiliay OF trusting 70 beth
governments for d satisfactory Sol,-
.tiCn