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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-12
COMMON SENSE

Leads most Intelligent people TO use only
mc1t3fncS OF known composition. There
FORE IS thad Dr.. Piercc's medicines, tho
nakcesto{ Which print every ingredient
entering S,o Them upon the bottle wrap.
pers and attest It's correctness under oath,
are daily grRHlng in favor. Tho com.
position OF Dt! Plcrcc's medicines Is opcn
to evcrybody,SDr. Pierce heing DESTROYS
Of having the SseltcL lIGlt of inveStIEa.
t9n turned lLlllS upon his formula. being
conlident thNL lIe 6GIieT tie c0mI5Sr Ton
IrlhGSe n!c4icLneS 81 Known tie more
vi! their Ercat cIiTa tlyc merIlS be fcCog:
nlzHd Being wholly made or the active
medicinal principles extracted from na.
live forest roots, by exact processes
original with DR.. Pierce, and without tho
uso OF n drop Of alcohol, triple-rciinrd and
chemically pure glyCcrino being used IN.
stead IN extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing in tho roots
employed, these medicines arc entirely
free from tho objection Of doing harm
6y creating an appetite for either Ill
cohoIic beverages or habit forming
drugs. Examine tho formula on tLeir
bottle wrappcrs--thc same US sworn TO by
". Ilcfcc, ana you VIII find that his
Golden Medical Discovery tho great,
hlood-purilicr, stomach tonic and bowel
rcgulator-thc medicine which, while not
recommended to cure consumption In ia
advanced stages Ono medicine Will do thnIl
yct docs cure all those catarrhal condI.
lions OF head and throat, weak stomach
torpid liver and bronchial troubles. weak
lungs and hUng-On-COughS, which, IL neg.
llectGd or badly treated lead up to ind
finally terminate In consumption.
Take tho rGoidcn Medical Discovery .
IN time and 1t Is not likely to dIsappo;nt
you i only you give 1t n thorough and
fair trial. Don't expect miracles. It
wont do supernatural'thlngs. You must
exercise your patience and perscvere in its
use for. reasonable length OF time to net
It's full benefits. Tho Ingredients OF which
Dr., Plerce's medicines arecomposed have
inc unqualified endorsement OF scores Of
medical leaders-better than any amount
@, lay, or non,profc ssional, testimonials.
They are, not given away to be% expert
mented with but arc sold jby5all dealers in
medicines at reasonable prices. siI5,
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FIRST WARD
sRe,yiyaIg Services.

Worry Interesting revival services
ne beihg held at the Diamond Street
nj ID. Church. Rev. Webb; pastor Of
HE Southern N. E. Church, will preach
this evening Rev. g. D. Smith, OF the
First M. E. Church. will preach Thurs
day evening and Evangelist Nannon
viii ssarriye Friday to take charge Of
the serv Ices. Rev. G. w. Bent deliver
8SSed excellent sermons at the services
Sunday and last evening. Large au
,ltences have been attending and
much interest is being centered or
slie ;taeetings.
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WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP.

LONDON. Nov. 12.-Russia, Austria
and America will be represented In
the great wrestling tournament to be
held In London tomorrow, the winner
of which will probably meet Hacken.
schmidt for the championship OF the
world. The three contestants entered
for to-morrow's elimination contest
the Ivan Pabcubny, the Russian cham.
pian; Abysco. the giant Galician, who
has been throwing all comers in the
provinces. and Joe Rogers. the protege
Of Tom O'Rourke. the American sport.
Ing expert Wrestling authorities
here think the Yankee sure winner.
as he has shown up remarkably well
in practice. The match is for $1,000
q side, winner take nll and the sue.
cessful mat artist will be taken on by
Hackenschmidt for $4,000 a side, no
holds barred. G. T. Dunning is to
referee all the matches, Koch, the
German champion who has been lssu.
ing defes to Hack for several months.
declined to enter the elimination con.
test, and is through with the game in
Great Britain. .Z.s5
~ II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-12
TO EXECUTE A MARINE.

HONG KONG, Nov. Fan appeal
for executive clemency has been made
to the governor by American residents
in behalf Of w. A. Adsetts, formerly
an American marine, who Is under
sentence to be executed here to-mor.
row. Adsetts murdered Gertrude Day
ton at the Hong Kong hotel in August
last. He has confessed his guilt. He
says his aged mother Is III and that
he has wife in Philadelphia.
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Notice Of Application for Transfer Of
81 Liquor License. Iig-

Notice Is hereby given that an appli
cation has been filed with the City
Clerk of the City OF Fairmont. West
Virginia, by A. Friedman, residing Ii
Fairmont. West Virginia. for a transfe,
OF II license to carry on the business
@! selling, Offering for sale, at retail
spurious liquors, wine. porter, ale and
beer and drinks Of like nature, from
the Drownlleld and McCray building
on Madison street, to No. 317 Madison
street, in the City of Fairmont, WesI
Virginia.
Given under my hand in my offic.
in said city, this ed day of October
1907.
", s. BLACK. CITY Clerk
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cases.,

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blood feels hot or thin; swollen glands
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BY DRUGGISTS, 81 PER LARGE
BOTTLE Sold n Fairmont, w Va.
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MlkApo HoNoRs c'sR,EN.

TOXIC. Nov. 12.-Thos. J. o'Brien,
the American ambassador to Japan
will be the honore1 guest Of the EN-.
peror and empress at luncheon. The
royal invitation Is special mark Of
favor seldom conferred upon dlplo'
mats, and It's purpose is believed to
be to emphasize the friendly and ami
cable relations now existing between
Japan and the United States.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-12
Texas Holiness Meetino

FORT WORTH. Texas, Nov. 10
Hundreds OF religious workers of OIL.
er States and from all over Texas arc
gathered to-day at Arlington, near this
city, where the meeting of the Texas
Holiness association will be In prog
ress during the next six days. Alt
dresses will be delivered by many
prominent educators, missionaries and
ministers,
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I City Hospital.

y. lis 81 :s y Is nursing Mrs. Della
Barn Barnes Of East Park avenue.
q Miss sturm is nursing the little
Stiallg Of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Brown,
sofS Diamond street
q Miss Mary Bonnie went to Amos to
nurse n a ease.
& Miss Chips is nursing at the home
of Nj. Will RadcliT, Of Wilson street
Mrs. clitfSand son have both been
quite III.
II MISS 5Beulah Brewer. who was oper.
sated on on fer appendicitis, Is slightly i'm.
proved. n, !
s sane 8SAA'lgelin was admitted for sur.
sgieaal treatment Monday.
Mrs. Bradshaw is slightly improve,1
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TRUSTEES SALE OF mERcAAk-
I a. Disc, ll..iss 81

By virtue OF tho authority In ms;l
vested by certain Deed OF Trust bear
Ing date on the oath day Of, July. 1906
made and executed by J. L. CASTOR,
D. D. Norman and Ernest stainalser,
to the undersigned trustee, to secnreg
the payment OF a certain series OF
notes made By, said grantors to the
Hurricane Merchandise Company, a.
corporation, as OF record In the Of
flee of the Clerk Of the County Court
of Marion county; West Virginia, I'M
Deed of Trust Book No. q, at page
AIS. the undersigned will & as such
trustee on the Ky ly5
THlRTlETH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1907, Mt at and $40 Madison street.
in the city Of Fairmont, Marion coun.:
ty, West Virginia, sell at public auc.I
ton to the highest responsible bidder
all TINT certain stock Of General Mer.
chandlse. consisting OF Dry Goods
Notions, Hats. Caps. Shoes. Clothing,
Groceries, Queensware, Glassware
Furniture, Fixtures. Scales a. g.
known as the 2. stalnakeri & Company
stock OF merchandise.
Terms of Sale, cash in hand.
Sale will open at one o'clock >. M &
|, George NJ. Jacobs clerk OF the
County Court of Marion county, West
Virginia. do certify that Marshall W.
ogden, trustee, named in the foregoing
instrument Of writing has given bond
before me in the sum Of 81 5000 con-
ditioned according to law, and that
said bond has been approved BY me
os sufficient. Il u N 3as
Given under by hand this the sth
day OF November. 1907.
GEO. N. JACOBS, 25l
Clerk County Court. 4 Il
Nov. s, Is, %, 90. y n
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~ :
Discuss Jap Question.

WINNIPEG, Man., Nov. 12.-The
crusade for the exclusion of Orien.
tails from the Northwest, In It's rela.
ton to missionary work in Japan AMI
the Far East, will be one Of the prin'
clpal subjects taken up at the Mani.
toba Epworth' League convention,
opening in this city to-day.
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NEWSPAPER MAN TO WE'D.

P!TTSBURG. Pa. Nov. 1o.-Asigus
tis X. Oliver. secretary and manager
of the Pittsburg Chronicle.Telegrapl
and Gazette-Times, will be married 10
day to Miss Margretta Wood. Tho
bride is the daughter Of Joseph Wood
OF this city first vice. president, Of
the Pennsylvania railroad.
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Rummage Sales.

The Irumnage sale which was held
An the Monongahela Bank building
last week by the Diamond Street NJ.
y. Sunday school was quite a success
as about thirty dollars was realized.
1 The ladies are moving their goods to
the Harden building on Water street,
where the Ladies Aid Society will
hold a sale this week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-12

NOTED SPEAKERS WILL
ATTEND MEETING OPENED
AT CINCINNATI TO-DAY. i V

las Ets Is Ji5-3 ------ u igt 10 sis5st
.i5 CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 12.-Men Of
affairs from all parts of the coantr,
land many distinguished clergymen 70
the number OF several hundreds. took
part In the opening session to-day OF
the second annual convention Of the
Presbyterian Brotherhood of America.
The meeting is being held in Music
Hall, which has been handsomely dec.
Grated for the occasion. and viii ex-
tend through tomorrow and Thursday.
Toalay's session was devoted to con.
sideration OF the devotional work of
the brotherhood. including It's relation
ship to public worship and the prayer
meeting, the organization Of prayer
circles and whatever may tend to the
promotion through the brotherhood Of
the deepest spiritual life Of the
churches. t
Tomorrow viii b. considered tho
educational work and opportunities OF
the brotherhood, covering the subjects
OF Bible classes, mission study class
es and the promotion OF Presbyterian
knowledge and fealty.
On Thursday the sessions VIII be
devoted to the practical ministry of
the brotherhood. methods and forms
of. organization. personal work. par
| ticipation in home. foreign and city
missions. the labor problem, civic &c.
tivftfes and evangelism.
Representative ministers and lay.
men from nearly every state and ter
ritory Of the Union will take part In
the discussion of every possible phase
OF the general subject, what Men
Ought to Do IN the Church." and "iow
to Induce Them to Do IT," Great mass
meetings will be held each evening
OF the convention. when addresses on
vital topics of popular religious inter.
est will be delivered by leaders OF ma
tiona! prominence. A great feature
will be the spiritual fellowship meet
ing tomorrow evening, which will be
followed by luncheon in Agrlcultur-
al Hall.
Numerous delegates and clergymen
are here from the southern States and
it is hoped that the present convention
will result In the utilization of tho
Presbytcrsans Of the North and South,
who have maintained separate organ.
izations since the war. A significant
step in this direction was taken In
the selection OF DR.. I'm Landreth, OF
Nashville, Tenn, as convention secre-
tary. -.
Among the speakers on the conven.
ton programme are Dr.. Robert F.
Coyle, Of Denver; DR.. John Willis
Racr. president of Occidental College.
California; the Rev. Charles, OF New
York, known as ''the apostle OF labor; =
ey.Secretary OF State John w. Foster;
President Fl. A. Garfield, Of Williams
College; DR.. ]. A. Howerton. of Lexing.
ton. Va. and DR.. Howard A. johnson,
of Chicago.
During his stay in Cincinnati the
Rev. Charles Sickle will conduct a
| rnIiptoue comn,,rr, IL @i,r ,ho,. : :. !,
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Taken Home.

re ERey. Lowe, whoshas been in Cooks
Hospital 'isIl since August ~, suffering
with typhoid fever, was taken to his
home El41n' at Auburn, Richie county. Mrs.
Lowe Low accompanied him. Word was
sr'eeeiyed here from Rev. D. s. Boggs.
Who has been at Auburn, that Rev,
Lowe Low stood the trip very well.
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NOTICE..

-
Notice is hereby given that the FAIR
mont and Clarksburg Traction Com
pany. a corporation. did on the 10th
day of October. 1907, file with the
City Clerk Of the city o. Fairmont, IT'S
application for franchise for tho
construction, maintenance and opera
ton OF a street railway on: along and I
over Parks avenue, in said city OF Fair
mont, beginning ut the intersection Or 4
said Parks avenue with Adams street,
In said city Of Fairmont. and connects
ing with the street railway trucks otS3
said Fairmont and clarksburg Trac;
ton Company already laid on and 4
along said Adams street. and running
thence on and along said Parks ave
nue. 10 Madison street. ia said city,
and there connecting with the street.
railway tracks to beS;laid on. along:
over and across the new bridge now
in course Of construction crossing the
Monongahela river. Nh
With the said application there SisS
filed with the sud City ClerkS OF ,theS
said city of Fairmont a. draft Il an
ordinance granting to the said FAIR
mont and clarksburg Traction Com
pany. Its successors and assigns; tho
right aud privilege OF constructing
maintaining and operating the SAIL
street railway on, along and osersaaiaSI
PARKS avenue together with ann p 5sl'
plat showing the location ii the MOS
posed street railway tracks on alpns;sy
md over the aail Parks venue; ~
The said application WIN he nss.
scented to the City Council ot lie Il
city Of FatrmontlS Mt Its regular
ing to be held on The thlri TOES,
November, 1907, Of az soon thcsrsaSt!s
ier MS the said city Council viii
slider the said application ii %Hts s,Ss
time this notice Will heys been Spas; 4
,llsheatf for a least th[rt days
~ This nc,tieesis gig.en III somplt Sac.ssss
with! Ghpptera 4
the q l. s Ill West fsiasS
F Tslt and clsrks ann
cottipany. e Il u
II. n
n v It's Pfesidsut
Get Get " y NOV 4. b. III,
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Mary Fortune, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Fortune, is very
sick ut her home in Fifth ward. She
was taken sick this morning and is in
serious condition and her ailment is
thought To- be lock.iaw.
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3L.ET.L. Meeting.

The Junior L. T. L. will meet at
the Diamond Street NJ. E. Church Fri
day afternoon at three-thirty o'clock.
This IS the first meeting for several
months and a full attendance is de.
SIRED Superintendent Harry McCloy
Will be assisted by Mrs: T. D. Harden
and Mrs. Priscilla MerrIaeld.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-12

It exnels all poisons. stimulates the
internal organs. cleauses the system,
md pnrfies the blood. Such Is HollIs
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. the mos'
effective preventative Of disease. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets.-south Side
Pharmacy.
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Entertaining Club.

IL irs. Hormar Hall is entertaining the
members q the sicilian Thimble Club
II at her home on Water street this af
tern o 81 from two until five o'clock.
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III II Mr. Frank Doolittle has returned r.
a ms flisS home at Independence after n
short snort visit with relatives in this ward
ISSs aslrs. Eliza Toothman and grand
daughter, Anna roothman, of aIonon.
galfh, are In this city en- route to tbo,,
ho me from IRON Meadowdale, where thew
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n
" H Als;S;hdl1 for some time. While
aere fth1ey are the guests OF Mrs. Chnr
!, lles E1E eisAk'el, Of State street.
II ~ Miss lis Katherine DOMAIN has boor
slightly sindlsposed for several ,lnys
lent West ana Hattie Orr havo yro
Y med from short visit with friends
at I; Rlaeadsville. ''''''
issst Rev: and AIRS. w. H. WI,ov snon,
r h MllolndatySwith Mr., and Mrs. lawson .,
Barrackyille. "' VI
Mrs elizabeth Holland novel -,
gay e from t'l East Ferry street n tha
property she recently purchased MAJ
State Street. "''''
f.--.nr
MISS 4FG Edna Edna Rolyard, Of ReadsyIllc
SafFiyed yeste rGday to visit friends hero
y s =, 9oha VyaRata went hunting ueor
ss 4 Flats yesterday and rcturn al
seven Sc senr rabbits ana two partrIIros
s XSaneta IS an experienced hunter
and 9 never yer turns from the fields on,n.
~ handed. ''il'
sslf ana Mrs Fred Robinson and
sssoh; q inohestcr Va, are the r,,cs,s
tsshe formers grandparents, Mr.. nnG
fats3 = r binson, Of Market street
fss Della . Barnes, Of East Park ayo.
ae issyere II, Miss sherrlck OF the
iss'.y3 ta9essnItai is nursing her.
Aant gya sl Baker axe Is Visiting her
aass sers l Mrs y A!4tIcAtee of Watson,
Mls ss3SE tdilliaSnnt'swlnller spent Sunday
ss I, Ila!lt9 u the guest5of Miss Edna
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-12
~ askea ss her hand s she said to me,
aan you s.ill TINT 4 your wife you'd be,
foqt, h !slN Il rs gone your system

y t'pl a a Siss }g3fs 81
I SO SO drink some HOLSTERS Rocky
Mdoplntaln Tea. South Side
: Pharmacy 5;is as5 NJ v r
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ssnbsscribe.s for tie west SYirglnian.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-09
THEY HAIL CANNON AS
The NEXT PRESIDENT

Springfield. ILL.,. May 9-speaksr
Joseph g Cannon was hailed ~ the
next pre- sident BY the Illinois house
of representatives, today amid great
cheering.
Speaker Cannon In the course Of
his address. IL supposed to have taken
. polite ding At President Rooseve 1t.
when, In his speech, be made . stat d
for the powers Of the states in con.
tradistinotion from that Of the federal
government aud depreciated the
efforts "of some men, to concentrate
too great power in the central govern
ment.
It was the sentiment Of the speak.
er's friends-aud they made no secret
of it-thAt the illinois delegation
must be instructed for Cannon and
that In case of his retirement from
the race the strength of Illinois
should be thrown to the man whom
he should choose to name.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-09
FLORENCE CITIZENS
VERY ENTERPRISING

Florence citizens are willing 10
back enterprise with cash. AL
though fate in the parsonage of
John d. Rockefellow and some
hard luck has given our sister a
black eye, she doesn't sit around
and whine over the spring freeze
and the lost apple crop.
With idle oil rigs dotting her
oil sohked foundations. and ashes
and ruin marking the location OF her
once active mills she bravely turns
her face to the future and works
with will to make some other
source increase her revenues.
A little five line item from Flor
ence in Denver paper is Typical
of this spirit: Property holders
have subscribed $4,000 for a
gasoline motor line, standard
gauge, to the camps of Rockvale,
Coal Creek and Williamsburg"
No waiting on Kansas City capt..
alists. No hot air.
Hurrah for. Florence!-Canon
City Cannon.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-09
RETRENCHMENT IS
BEING CONSIDERED

New York, May 9--.Albert ]. Earl.
Ting. PRECEDENT OF the Chicago. Nil.
waekee .aad st. Paul Railway com
pany. was authority for the statement
today that the 81. Paul board. at its
meeting. will take up for seIiou. con.
sideration the matter of disoontipp.
ing work on the roads Pacific coast
extension.
1t has been known for months
that the st. Paul interests have
grown apprehensive over the effects
Of tho hostile legislation directed
against railway corporations In the
Western states. Measures either
nnoposed or Adpoted would seri ously
/, haanper plans entertained for the
development Of the system.
IItfis admitted that . cessation Of
the work under way In extending the
linz, from EvArts. 8 D.. to the
Pacific coast would entail somewhat
severe Issses with regard to contracts
The daily tribune., 1907-05-09
SILENT SMITH GAVE TIDY
SUM TO HIS BR0T HFR

Chicago. May 9-From . creditabls
vource came the information In Ohioa.
60 that James Henry Smith before his
death settled = large sum upon his
bride and that he gave = tidy sum to
John Yule Smith. the member of the
family who left America years ago. 1t
IL alleged. on account of some busi-
ness transactions aud is said to be now
In Chile. South America. This re.
port IL said to be founded on infoI ma.
tion privately advanced by . MI mber
Of the Smith family today.
Following the information Of the
pra.nuptial ssttlsment on Mrs, Smith
by her husband there quickly came
the rumor that the amount involved
was s16. 900, 900.
George Grant Mason, who inherits
most of the millions of his uncle, is
to move from his home In Aberdeen,
IS. D., to New York.
He wilt have q house in New York
cfsy and possibly home in Tuxedo
and Will become identified with the
life Of the metropolis. Il is reported
that he may attain the social prom.
inence Of his unole.
In many respects he resembles his
kinsman under whose will he Is the
schief beneficiary. Like him. George
Grant Mason 10 uncommu q icAtive.
Mr.. Mason, who taking even the
Uonservative estimates Of the execu.
tors. will have an income of nearly
81 900. 900 . year. will have the means
to live rs we'll a. any wealthy man In
New York city.