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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-02
Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. May 1.--Today's statement OF
the treasury balances in the general fund shows:
Available cash balances, $251,596.9Se; gold coin
aud bullion S14,iSI, ,621; gold certificates, $685.
5S4 800
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpeptine and Ro.ip

Naval Stores-Turpentinc and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Ga, May 1.-Turpentine, hrn
44c; sales, BIS: receipts, e21 shipments, 1908
Rosin. firm; sales >. ri: receipts. zoos; ship
ments, 2.045; stock. 50, ,243. Quotations: A, B.
9. So .90q3; D. S3@3. .12s; f, SO. .25Q13. .35; F,
8 ;25@S go; G. So .ao@3 .35: #. SO 80; l. S4.55
@4:60; X, $5 go; NJ. 50. so; n, $5 so; w G,
s. IS; w ", s.. .s5@5 30.
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FISH. PER POVND-
No orders taken for less than 7s barrels or. It's

No orders taken Tor less than % barrels or It's
equivalent.
The California and Hawaiian sugar. reclining
company quotes as follows: GranHlatsd basis,
e~0Jc; "IIigrade" bar, c-5oc; powdered. O. 1oe:
\ crushed 6.5dc: berry. else: c. & H. extra
1ne dry granulated~ -6.U5c; coarse. dry Sranu-
lated. 60Sc; confectlcners A. 6.O5c; confec ton
ers' crystal 6-l5c; cubes. s. 3Qcs bricks. 630c;
beet granulated tI0O ID bags 0nlyt 5. s5c; excel-
sior A, 5-65c; extra &. 355e: golden T.. 545c:
yellow ID. 5.5Jc: III. s. z. crystal dominOs 0.45c.
Additional per 100 lbs: In bbls and so ID bags.
Zoe more: half bb,s. 25c more: boxes SOC more
for al grades. Bar In 35 N and 40 III tins 81 20
more; IN 10 ID tins. s2-35 more Minimum order.
carload weight.
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Meat Market

Beef continues weak. with a decline in dressed
cows. Thin cows are coming In freely. Mutton
is also weak and plentiful. but no lower. Hogs
have not changed for long time.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers are as follows:
Becf-6E @7hc per lb for steers, 596c for
cows and heffers.
veslv54@Sc for large and s@ec for small
Mutton n--Wethers. SGs15c; ewes. 7@TAe.
Lamb-lo911I5c per ID for spring.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-715@ for heavy and
o@10c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock. delivered In San Francisco, less SO
per cent shrinkage for cattle:
CattIe-Steers, No. l. slsc:. second quality.
sc third quality. &c; COWS and heifers. 7c FOR
No 1; second quality. 69619c; third quality.
Dg5 &c; thin, 3S4c; bulls and stays. 4941sc:
Calves-5c per lb fcr light. 4sc for medium,
and 3i594c for heavy (Eross weight).
Sheep-Wethers. 5l1c per ID; ewes. Sc (gross
weightl-
Lambs-Spring. &c per ID.
Hogs-l00 to 200 lbs. 5ss Qsc: $50 to 225 lbs.
5golc; 2z5 lbs and over. AZ el5c per lb: boars
90 per cent. stags 3o940 per cent and sows 10
92o per cent on from above quotations.
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FOREIGN Futures
ST. I.ouf. wool Nf.rE.t

ST. LOUIS. May 1.-wool, weak. Medium
grades. combing and clothing. i6lz@17c; light
fine. 13@l4c; heavy fine. 9@10c; tub washed
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Hops IN LoudOI

LIVERPOOL, May Hops Pacific coast)
steady ct fl los to e los.
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New YORK. Mining stocku
Boston Stocks and Bonds
TEE CoPPER SToCks

THE COPPER STOCKS
BUS1US, May I.-Prices were some,That
higher. The recovery reasonable and gore
tells further improvement. The metal de-
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by E. f. Hut
ton Co., 40 California street. San Fran
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New York stock List

z. ?: Ettton.. d Co... 400 California street.
members Of tie New York. stock exchange. fur
4. .the following list OF bond and stock sales.
yesterday:
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the dairy exchange Prices on the street. while
governed sby the exchange quotations. generally
Gus charges TO be added:
Bcrter-Fresh creamery eytras. a. per 10.
firm DO hrsts. 22l.c. frpl; do seconds, &c firm:
No. packing stock, l9lsc. steady; No do.
Is iac. steady.
Cheese-E'sncy California new fats. f25sc per
ID STEADY; do firsts. I2c, steady: do seconds.
l0Ec. steady; fancy new Young Americas I3Isc
nrn; do lists, 13c.- frm. fancy New York stor-
age. 165ac, steady; Oregon do, lie. stesdy.
Eggs fper. dozen, eases included - California
fresh extras. 2oi5e. firm. do irsts. 2Oc,--stesdy:
DO, seconds. .6tsc,- weak; do thirds. Ice, weak.
Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
PETALUifA. May 1.-The egg market opened
With -leiacs but loc and 10i5c were paid be
fore the day was over The product Is falling
on and rancaers sag that the hens are not lay-
ing SO well. The associations eggs are moving
freely and buyers are pleptiful- 1t Is expected
that the Trsss meeting at Tomales t0ni:sht
will make great things. Thc Sunoma county
poultrymens cooperative association Petalunla
division. Is up against the problem OF more
room. This they expect. to eurn0unt shortly
The gaining Of Tomales' supply will mean 200
cases week at Sne local depot TIE associa-
in many new members
SANTA ROSA, May 1.-Cn receipt OF the
raise OF a cent in the San Francisco market
at IL O'Clock the price Of eggs here was
seconds TO 1850 and &c by all dealers. The
conditions remain unchanged locally and all
eggs received by the Sonoua county cooperative
association are being sorted, packed and
shipped 10 1il orders.
5 SANTA CRUZ. May Increased demand Tor
eggs on account OF the large number Of visitors
has caused shipments TO fall OF. The local
demand Is well mot by the local producers
and no shipments in Will be necessary Mes-
chants are paying l71se, which is less than
other cities.
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Receipts of Produce
: F0R FRInAY AfNY 2

wheat. cas- .....................:........1aseo 1a SD
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llLettuce. doz ..-.15G23
slLeeks. doz bnchs. Dl9-
Onions. per ID -: ;5g ;
j Potatoes. ID .11s.U 2.
Do. new. b.: So o
! Parsnlns. .doz .---u2O
} K2dishes. d. bchs-92Q
y Rhn6arb. ID -. 80 3
. Sage. dog bnchs. 25@--.
4 String Beans. lb.-41S
IlSunimr Squash. .lb-15g-
Sprouts. per. ID. I'd
) spinach. per III. ID 8
! Thyme. dz bnch .-tq2J
) Turnfps. per doz.-4cD
! Tomatoes. ID .z092o
iFLemons. don ESQ 80
, Lines. doz 49,. .104 -
.Or2nges. dozen
h Fancy ..-.-.-.41 4195o
3 Choice ...... .20Q30
} i,Pineapples. each. .251 40
)iRaislns. lb. ..-..f0015
] )lStrawbries. bkt.121h 015
J WalnGts. per 10. 20823
Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
GOMPERS WILLING
TO DO Time
If HE CAN THEREBY DEMON
sTRATE HIS TRUTHFULNEss
DURING CAMPAIGN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-"If ] am
forced to go to prison 1t will demon,
strate to the laboring people of Amer.
lea that there's need OF an aatiIn.
Junction law" said Samuel Gompers,
president OF the American Federation
OF Labor. to United Press represent,
alive.
Gompe;s had been away since last
Wednesday, when Justice Wright sen.
fenced him to a year in jail for viola.
ton of tae Injunction in tn rucks
Stove ana Range case. When shown
President Ropseyelt's statement that
he would take no action until deci
sion of The higher courts had been
rendered, GompeTs said:
81 nave absolutely nothing 70 say
about this at the present time | shall
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
TRUSTEES SALE OF FAIRMoN
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of the suthorty IN me
vested by certain Deed of Trus.
bearing date on the 21st day OF No
.ember, 1907, made and executed by
Susan N. Book and L. C. Book, her
husband. to the undersigned trustee,
to secure the payment Of two certain
promtsory notes made by the said
grantors, one to Van d. Ogden and the
other to NJ. Ellen Ogden, as of record
in the Office OF The Clerk OF the Coun.
ty Court Of Marion county, West VIr.
ginla, in Deed OF Trust Book No. %
page 1853, the undersigned wfli as such
trustee on
SATURDAY, JANUARY asd, 1909.
ct the front door OF the Court House
of Marion county. West Virginia, sell
ut public auction, to the highest re-
sponsible bidder, all that certain lot
OF parcel of ground, situate ON Tenth
street In the Fifth ward OF the City
OF Fairmont Marion county, West VIr.
S:nia, with a good two story six room
dwelling house thereon, with roomy
halls and modem conyeniences, good
water well and outbulldings, describ
cd substantially as follows, t.o-wtt:
Fronting 80 feet on Tenth street and
extending back with an Uniform Width
f04 feet on one line and los feet on the
other line, being the same property
which was conveyed to the said grant
ors by J. P. Thompson and Scott c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
CHESS LEAGUE no IanEx.
,tBy 8. W. Press Assocla,,on \

'S % W" ET~NS ASSOC1a"iOn.1
NEW York, Dec. 2s.-If either
Cornell OF Pennsyivsnia Is victorious.
the winnig team VIII inin re,ma.
ment possession of the Rice tropay Of
the Triangular College CHESS Lea.
que. composed of Brown, Pen.syl.
vania and Cornell. which beSips It's
annual match at the headquarters OF
the Rice Chess Club today. The tour
nament IS expected to last three DAYS
Each college is represented br two
men, AMI each man viii plav four
gamts.
o. R. Mccoy and w p. freeman
represent Brown. making an excep
tionally strong team for the p, vi
dence Institution. Cornell is -epre.
scented by two new men and they will
nave to play tbs game % thei- lives
to proven the trophy from going ia
Philadelphia The Penney team an
parently mas the best chance OF win.
ming, being composed of w. H
Hughes, champion of the state Ct
Pennsylvania, and member q. the
university team for the thi-a time
and NJ. wasenewski, champion G. the
university.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28

They tIld the mine workers. who all
ed the hall. what the aim Of the edu-
eationsl scheme was end how import.
ant was the cooperation of the men
themselves.
throughout the anthracite region,
there are youths by the score who
have the ambition but not the means
30 obto'n a technical education. This
school is intended tor sucn as they. 1t
will probably bring out talent IN many
a MN who. without IT'S aid, would
never snow that he x-as fft for bet.
ter Job than the one he already holds.
A regular instructor has been en-
gagged by the company to take charge
on 'oeitatn nights every week and help
the men get the greatest possible ben.
EFT out of the text books. All the en-.
pense OF the school - borne by the
company. The studies are carried on
in Connection With the mining course
of the international Correspondence
Schools. an arrangement having been
made tor those enrolled to obtain a
special rate for this instruction ny
mail. Periodicals de1oted to mining
subjects are subscribed for and are
kept ready for the men to read when
ever they will
It is from those who attend the
school that the future superintendents
and foremen. and perhaps still higher
ofilcEals. will Be selected. A strict
record will be kept ami from time to
time will be forwarded to the general
manager of the company. When pro-
motions are TO be made at any Of the
collieries in the rlcipitS of the school.
the men who have the hes: records
will stand the bcss chance.
IN recent years the noed OF trained
mining men has become more and
more urgent. This is dr,: 10 the steady
increase in coal production, to the
growing completely Of the physical
difficulties to be overcome. and to the
fact that the English, German. Welsh
and IRISH miners, many of whom had
experience IN the mines OF Europe
have given place to Sl;lvs and South,
ern Europeans who have had as little
experience with mining as they have
had with the English language.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28

111<us8 Il laier aud win have some
|thin8 . ~ about the sentercs also.
u demoasinte one thins II least
that theIe y j real danger IA our
courts Is neg are II present e9nsti-
Etuted eta Eolktngman being ecbbed
|oR his rights through the operation Of
|intunction.
II Il be NECESSARY. for me to serve
this sente1ee to demonstrate this
more folly / an willing to suffer. some
o. Inc aborine men We talked TO be-
fore ne last election evidently
thought that there was no danger and
Wonld not Believe that the courts
would actually go so far as they aaye
done IN mis- case / am deeply sensI-
Bile for the expressions Of sympathy ]
have received from all parts o. the
United stateap
Pres'dent Rnoeevelt's statement ts
generally Interpreted 10 mean tAat II
the case we're now out of the nands
of the courts he would commute the
sentence Of Gompers and Morrison.
Some q the Presidents callers who
discussed the case with aim SATURDAY
say that he believes the men should
be punished, but considers the PENAL.
ties excessive.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28

Notice is hereby given hat ths ao
counts Of the following named ndu.
ciart9s are before me for settlement:
to.wit:
IL S. Amos. executor OF TraHsfs Ma
rion Wells, deceased.
2-Maria E. Floyd, guardian OF Harry
o. and Forest H. Floyd, infants.
S-clepn Brand. administrator of Lou,
lisa Brand, deceased.
ALLIE Hildreth, Administrative, OF
H. w. Hildreth, deceased.
5-James F. Criss, executor oil Rober:
c. Coulter, deceased.
6-Hattie E. Kincaid. Administrative
of o. Kincaid. deceased.
Joshua Shaw. guardian o. Harvey
w. Martin, infant.
sc. w. Hawkins. guardian of Ami.
Bickford, infant.
an. Ella Hawkins, guardian Of Ma
gazette Leona Hawkins. infant.
Given under my hand this 2ls. da.
of December, 1908.
HARRY SHAW.
Commissioner of Accounts OF Marion
County.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITION.
Margaret Q. Landis

VS..
Andrew P. Landis.-In Chanccry.
Pending in the intermediate Court of
Marion county. West Va.
To Andrew p. Lands:
You will take notice tast the depo-
stuons of James A. Lands, Minette
A. McIntire and others will he taken
at the law ONCE of w. 8. Meredith. in
the City of Fairmont, Marion county
Wet Virginia, on the 9th day Of Janu,
airy, 1909. between the hours of 8
o'clock a. m. and 6 O'Clock p. M, to be
read in evidence in behun Of the above
named plaintiff In a certain suit in
chancery. pending IN the intermediate
Court Of Marion county, West Virgin,
ia. wherein you are the defendant and
am the plairtifr.
II from any cause the taking OF the
same snail not be commenced, or be
ing commenced. shall not be complet
ed on that day. the taking OF the same
will be adjourned and continued from
day to day and from time to time al
the same place and between the same
hours until the same shall be com
2leted.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of December, 1908.
/. MARGARET Q Lands.
w. s. MEREDITH. Counsel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
q NoTsg DANI LA1,rs lSpI.l.

( T.
10 an knopIsS lunereIs q .Iho1raai
tism. Wheeher unseniaT o. q tAs
iolnts, sciatieA, iumbaEUa. lestaehs
pains IN the ktdneys or lslllais
palms, to write y her for a Bsns tlsaI.
nent which has repeatedly cured ~
Of these tortured she feels 81 IN CIV
to ssnd It to an SuRerers EIER H1l
cure yourself ., home - thSlsaAas
viii testify no change OF citrate -
ing necessary. This simple aisssyeSy
banlsnes uric acid from ~ 1lood
loosens the stiHenel jotnta. puIlAsa
the blood. and brightens the eyes, Ets.
ing elasticity and tone to ne whole
system. If the sbove tntersSts you.
for proof address Mrs. N. SUMNER,
Boz as. Notre Dame, Ind.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
THREE CENT EAREs.

Try s. ". Press AssOciatlon.O
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 2S.-One of
the first official acts of Philip Brett.
meyer, payor-elect of Detroit, who
assumes Ofiye next Friday, VIII prob.
ably be the appointment of = com.
mission of fifty business men to treat
with the local traction company in
regard to bower fares on the street
railways Of Detroit. Eight fares for
twenty-five cents, uniyersey transfers
and the best possible service are
among the demands that the new
executive Of the city will make npon
the United Railways Company.
Detroit already has sfGty-six miles
of 3-cent lines Breitmeyer has dis.
covered that tae street car business
is like running a rich mine For in.
stance, he has learned that tlra diff.
ference between 3 cents straight and
eight fares for a quarter means s244,-
600 year to the company, or 1 cent
extra frNm one in every eight pas.
sensers. During tn1 life Of ~ 90
year francise this extra penny
would amount to nearly 5000, oa2.
The city claims that most o. the
traction franchises expire November.
1909. The railways company an.
nounce its willingness 10 meet in
conference with the city, but Mayor
Breitmeyer says no ne~ franchises
shall be granted unless the cun,napy
gives eight fares for a quarter, with
universal transfers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
NOTICE 70 cEapIToRa.

To the CredihfS Of Nancy c. Hnshes.
deceased:
In pursuance Of a decree o. Tie Cir.
cult Court of the county Of Marion.
made in . eause therein pending. to
subject tbs real estate of he said de-
csdetn to the payment Of her debts.
you are required to present your
claims Gsainst the estate Of the said
deeedent for adjudication b H. Il.
Moran. commissioner. at his once IN
the said county. on or before the 17sA
day of January. 1903.
Witness. R. B. Parrish, Clerk Of said
Court. this I'd day of December, 1905
R. B. PARRISH, Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
GREAT HEN SHOW.

oMAI4A, Neb., Dec. 2S. - with
CBy 8. w. Press AssocIAtion.)
thousands Of exhibits from all over
the Missouri valley, the Trans-MIssis-
sippi Poultry and Pet Stock Asrocia-
ton today opened its annual show in
this city. Many millions OF dollars
are annually added to tie wealth of
thfs section by the Industrious hen,
and authorities say that the Income
from the poultry industry is rapidly
increasing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
INDIANA MONUMENT.

ypc * q % P5 H. n g ov.
ernor EnnlY Of Indiana, and mem
bers OF the Indiana Monument Com.
mission are expected mere tomorrow
to dedicate the monument erected at
the VickFburg battlefield TO common.
crate the valoz of the soldiers of the
Hoosier State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
HISTORIANS IN SESSION.
tBy 8. W. Press Association. /,

WASHINGTON. Dec 2s.-washing
ton is today entertaining educator.
from mHny OF the big universities and
colleges Of The United States, who
are gatheriAE to TAX part in the
sessions of the American Historical
Association, the American Political
Science Association, tie Bibliograph.
ical Society Of America and the Miss.
issippi VALLEY Historical Association.
From Washington many of the vial.
tors win go to Richmond and Bait.
more. An excursion tc the univer.
sity of Virginia will be- feature Of
the clo.tng aay Of the convention.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28

Az the beginning Of a-scneral system
q n1lning education, he IIehIgh Valley
Oaat Company has opened a school
10 Is un1ille any oener yet attempt.
81 In the United States. 1t is at Lost
eFeslS an obscure village in the an-
tlraclte coal region OF northeastern
PeanByiyania. The new institution il
= Iron1ical mining school = for the
nsH Hto actaally do the work. for the
lrar1an. tho miner. the Isbooer, the
l1UeU. the ddorboy and every other
te,lr vie helps in the production of
thraclte.
caIJ a week or two actT the com.
Say announced It's intention to estab.
III The scb0oi, the foreign experts. in
- report they presented 10 Sec.e,
tE1 Of the Interior Garfield. recon-
ea4ed the same sort of plan for the
Wtole country. The .Aperts' report
asia:
Ne are OF the opinion that the
eaase Of both safety and efficiency /:
ee41 mining in the United States
MO1ld be greatly aided through the
establishment and maintenance in the
SIRsreut coal regions of special schools
~ the training of fire bosses, mine
feremen. and inspectors"
TEe school TT Lost Greek. however
soes further than this recommends
tSeR, Cor II does not cl,nfiDe Its atten
ten TO superDtendents. foremen and
inspectors, but opens its door to al
~ workers WIN care TO enter.
II the experiment proves success
ful-and the large enrolment at The
oPeliag is a hopeful sign-not G.
win the Lehigh Valley extend the sys
ten 30 as to cover all It's territory
bat It is fairly certain that other com
paaSes will follow suit and carry the
beneat of instruction 10 every sec
ton Of the anthracite region.
One OF the results o, such educa
ti0a will be a decrease IN the accident
roll. The Chief of the Department o.
Macs OF the State of Pennsylvania
saga, IN his official report, that large
nla5ority OF accident ere due to tht
4gnpFance or carelessness of the min,
writers, and this fact was what the
feleign experts had In mind when then
{ Eiade their recomnen.,adons. Anoth
= resRt viii be economy In the pro
soct5oa of cuaa, smaller percentag,
OF waste.
ne school at Lost Creek is quarter
e tn q building formerly used for
:opa1pany oflces: Desks and chairs
yee1,a put IN. electric lights we're hunf
SGrer the decks, maps and pictures
Hae hung on the walls. A few dayl
ago the offclai opening was held. Cen
eral Manager warr4ner came from
Nyflkes Barre to help Sive the schoo
. seadof. STATE Mine Inspector Lam!
aai Il a. Stock, edito- of Mines anc
GlEneraAs. were also on hand. Thes,
1hree were the principal speakers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28

Whea b9ardcs. lsoldn1 -, ner
plaee. turns q ~ sau.. v.-.s -tslit
y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
20 YOUR HEALTH EoR rhE NEW

The sanitary plumber is very neces-
sary- II the health OF your family Is
suffering. have your plumbing over.
halled and improved open plumbing
put m. that Is based on sanitary. scien-
mic principles. We are acknowledged
masters of this trade. and will do any
thing in the line of plumbing. gas and
steam fitting at reasonable prices.
SOUTH SIDE PLUMBING co. :
2t7 Walnut Avenue.
b & N. Phone. b94, Shop and Resi-.
dence.
q @. AMOS Prop
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Qufnine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
it faiis to cure. E W. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. ESQ.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28
SCHOOL FOR NINE
WORKERS OPENED

EDUCATIONAL SCHEME GETS A
sTART. AT lost CREEK, PA. =
SYSTEM APT TO BE EXTENDED
so THAT 1T WILL BENEFIT THE
EflTIRE ANTHRACITE REGION
@ cPfsoRTuhlTv FOR AMBITIOUS
YoNNG.MEfl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-28

via LOCAL APPi1cATloe
ths4 ssnnct rseck l1sset = - ~
esse. Cafhrth e. blo6i
tional dIs1se. snt d erder 8
you must take inssrnaI gS
Halls eatarrh Csrs \ talsn
y. and scts directly onstbe sE NJ
mucous surtaces HANS catars cES
S NOT aqnack medicine. u VIZ -
seribed bJ one q 10 best paiJr.i.I
IN thlS country fr yetu ~ HI
regular prescriptions. It e enl,yl-l
OF the lest bOntea known. $780,
with the hest bloca pgrifsea, $1,000
ttectly on the mueous Surfseea ~
perfect eomhinstioa q tae tnIs +.
EredientI Is what produces s9ah -.
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PAzo OINTMENT II sraraasee1 .
cure any case Of IteAlng. BItlA. BI.as.
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Lone BY deed bc1ins date on ne 5th
day d February. 1903. rr 81 rcc1rd "a
The proper once 81 DEED Beck No ~.
Ferna q sale.
Cash q hand on day 81 81 5Sf sui.
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sale 70 pay on aud DISC Se The IN
debtednen1 secured by said hist
aziountilE 70 81. 070.sb, with tha costs
attending nata sale. and the remainder
In two equh1 annual in5th Ailments, With
the fntefef nom day OF SGlr5 retain
ing : Hen thereon to secure the unpaid
portion thereof. and reQnfrlns GOOD
personal security.
Given under my hand this ne 18th
day Of pecem6eE, 1903.
MARSHALL ". OGDEN.
12.17-tWka. Special Commissioner.
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Notice Of FIduelary Settlements.

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