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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-25
). n. HARTLEY & SON.

50 us to include all of the private coal
cars and allSthe foreign fuel cars upon
its tracks in tho total MI n:bcrs OF cars carr:
available for distribution & to s- coal
mines on It's lines. "a ,f} Y
a The order! was made Upon 4 COM COM
p'alnt of 1.-The Rail and River Coal
Company, which objected to the chir ron.
lie lick OF cars at.Its mines in Belmont
county. Ohio
The company protested that 1t was
subjected to unreasonable discriml.
nation because OF the practice OF tho
railrond company to count only. Its
own cars in arriving at the d Istribu.
tive share for each mine. I'd On tho
tearing before the commission ii
was shown that the practice OF the
railroad resulted IN giving the coal
companies that were able TO get con-
tracts for supplying fuel to other
railroads. q much greater number Of
cars than the Rail and River Coin.
rany. Thus II there happened to be
5000 cars owned ny the railroad ! to
be distributed to Ave mines or equal
capacity. each got Il 900 cars. but In
addition. the mines that Ind con:
tracts with foreign railroads also had
such private cars as might be owned,
on the other lines. f.:
The commissioners. in discussing
the discrimination against the Rail.
and River Company. pointed out that
the private cars and foreign railroad
fuel cars require as many engines
and took up Just as much room on
the sidings as If they we're owned by
the Baltimore and Ohio. which; Il in,
most cases Of car shortage, so called,
is short OF engines as well
The commission directs that. when.
ever It is necessary to put. the mines
upon a percentage basis In car dis
tribution be made by dividing the
whole number OF cars no matter who
owns them by the number Of.
mines.
5 The order does not contemplate
that the railroad company shall give
any private cars to- any mine other
than the owner. or send any foreign
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Captain J. w. shroyers is 4 lex.
Arthur Brown and sister, Miss Da.
Wilma, left last evening for a trip to
Philadelphia, New, York and Atlantic
City. 133Eg35l a
VIII Mason, a student at Yale Col.
lege, New Haven. Conn, has arrived
home to spend the sumer vacation.
Miss Bessie DeVol, who had been
the guest OF Mrs. Clarence Ktnsey for
several weeks, has returned to: her
home in Parkersburg. 81 ~, Nh .tfs
Mr. Cresson, who has been the
guest OF his brother. Mr.. .Warder Cres-
son and wife. on East Park avenue.
left last night for his home in Phila-
delphta Mr.. Cresson was here en-
route from California where he at
tended the California University. IS
Miss Gertrude O'Connor. OF Stew
art, Ohio, is the guest OF her. sister.
Mrs. John Bennett. Y. +, 8 :s
DR.. Q. W. Dadwig writes us a bust.
ness letter from his new location at
Evenwood. saying he likes the place
and Is doing well. He also invites the
editor to come over and take hun:
and fish with him.--Weston Independ.
ent. M. AZ rs S
Miss Marguerite Drennen, OF Mar
tins Ferry. Ohio, is here or a visit
to her mother at Cooks Hospital.
Mrs. Clarence Abbott has returned
from visit with friends in Grafton. =
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Rural Retterment Conference.

Unshur county will have a rural
Betterment Conference Mt the Presby.
terian Church at French Creek, on
June 90 and July 1, 1908, to be held
under the auspices OF the Agricultural
Extension Department OF West yir.
ginia University
The programme follows: ! ~.
First Day-Forenoon Session.
Chairman-Rev. w. J. Hazlett.
Music
! Prayer--Rev. Earle A. Brooks.
Observation-Disclosures Address. Tho
Chairman. .i..5
&l11:o0-The Problem of Rural Better.
men. D. w. Working, superintendent
Extension Work, College OF Agr1cul-
ture. q. I. 55s
1a:oo-Recess for Basket Dinner. i
. Afternoon Session.
chairman-1udge ]. c. McWhorter.
Music. 81 "a 4; "a.
2;oc-lntroluctary Address, The
Chairman. * (. Z. &, 8
2:15-The Country School and Rural
Retirement, ]. H. Ashforth. County
Superintendent of Schools. Upshur
county. 25fiTss,s
2:a5-The Consolidated School ana
Rural Betterment. Thos. c. Miller,
State Superintendent OF Schools.
3:o5-The College. OF Agriculture
and Rural Betterment, T. c. Atkeson,
Dean, College OF Agriculture. West
Virginia University. s.i + rs
s s:S5-The Normal School anu Rural
Retirement C. !. c. Bennett, Presi-
dent Fairtnont State Normal school.
Night Session.
chairmaa-Prof. D. w. Working.
Music. .s4 b 4 (; a 81! !,
s:1o-The Christian College ana
Rural Betterment. Rev. Carl q. Dodney.
President West Virginia wesleyan Col.
slege. f,isi ..a5 s. :,
s:5l-The State UNIVERSITY and
Run4l Betterment. ] |. II. Cox. Profes-
scr OF English Philology, West Wiz.
ginia University. 81
Second Day-Forenocn Session. IS
Chairn ,1l, rof q. G 4 tkeson e 81
Musi {. = \ RAJ IS
Pray REV. q. IN !. Roberts.
- Isl che Church and sRurra Bets
:terment, q Us Hazlett, Pastor:
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iHaggerty.BartIett..

The nuptiaIs OF Miss $8$Lall Olive
Bartlett daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Meigs j. Bartlett. and James 2Baggefty
OF Fairmont. were solemnized at the
Baptist church last night. The OH.
tiating minister was Rev. Er. STEELE.
pastor OF the church. 81 t.3 81
Promptly at 1880 o'clock and to the
strains Of the wedding march. he bri.
dial sparty entered the church ant, bro bro
ceedel down the aisle. Il Or. Bart.e n
gave the bride away. n
& The ['h bride was attended by her Sis.
ter Miss Lena. and the Missey Jean
Graham, Cora Jackson ana Alice Al.
len. The flower girls were the little
Misses katherine swagger and Thelma
sinsel. Ar Haggerty was attended
by Louis He1mick Sof Fairmont and
the $ushers were David carper, Car
ney G. Carpenter, Walter Haggerty
aud Claude l.. Mason, all OF Fairmont.
I The bridal supper was served at
the home OF the brides parents and a
large reception attended by several
hundred people was rendered The new.
" married couple. ~ Z. I.
5AIr.E and Mrs. Haggerty will spend
their honeymoon at Atlantic City and
other seaside resorts. h s !. s. e.
Among the Fairmont people who
attended the wedding were, DR.. ana
Mrs. Hustead Brownfield, Mrs. Bell
Ha ggerty. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hns.
Eerty, Misses Genevieve Cunningham.
Minnie Fleming ana Ruth Arnett,
Or. Bartlett. stessrs. Helmick, Mason
and Carpenter.
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French creek Presbyterian Church.

French Greek Presbyterian Church.
41o:45-The Newspaper and Rural
Betterment, T. Ad Hall. Editor Yves.
ton Independent = q.
11:10-The business Man ana Rural
Betterment, Henry Colerlder, Retired
Merchant, Farmer. ,:j;t {.
11:35-Good Roads and Rural Bet
terment, Howard E. Williams, State
Inspector OF Highways. .5{
h 12:o0--Recess for Basket Dinner.
Afternoon Session.
Chalrman-Prof. D. w. Working. q
2:00-The Farmer Himself and
Rural Betterment, Jos. S. Roger, Farm.
er. & " 4
2:eo--The Experiment Station and
Rural Betterment, Fred E. Brooks, AS.
soclate Entomologist, West Virginia
Experiment Station.
2:40T--The Board OF Agriculture AMI
Rural Betterment, r. E. Thrasher,
Member State Board ofSAgrlculture. h
s:10-7-The Farmers Organization
and Rural Betterment. T. c. Atkeson.
Master West Virginia State Grange.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY. Il

{ BY virtue OF, authority vested in me
BY deed OF trust executed by Jas.
N. Chilson to me rs Trustee the 24th
day Of December, 1907. which sail
deed OF trust Is recorded in the Office
OF the Clerk of The County Court OF
Marion county, West Virginia, In
Trust Decd Book No. "a, pnge II, |
will, on Monday, July 6, 1908, at tina.
certain store located on the first floor
OF the Watson Hotel Building, No.
PIG Madison St. inrthe said City Of
Fnirmont, at g: 80 a. r1.,: offer at public
auction to the highest bidder all that
certain stock of merchandise consist
ing Of books, stationery, notions, mag.
azines, candies, and the other line Of
goods then and there found, Including
the following s fixtures: awnings,
blinds, showcases, counters, counter
cases, stools, scales, and all other
tools and u.enais and appliances now
in use about and in Connection with
the said store, and belonging to the
said James N.EChilson. s5 .tss
Terms OF Sale: Cash. &: IA
The said property will be offered In
separate lots and as a whole. 81
B < X W. b. coRNWELL. III
III d, 49, ) u Trustee.
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4 Miss walker In Critical Condition.
The condition OF Miss Cordelil
Walker. who Is seriously Ill at Cooks
Hospital. remains unchanged today.
practically all hope for. her recovery
has been abandoned. :, .l5 isi
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To Sail For Home.

$ Miss Myrtle Shaw. who has been
studying vocal music in Paris for the
past year. Will sail on the 10th OF this
month for New York, where she is ex-
pectel to land on the twentieth. Miss
Shaw will come directly to her home
here. ,;:35 I, = Z. 81 -
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Returned From Abroad.

Mrs. j. n. Ca mden, .Ir.. arrived yes
tt.erday in New York from an ex.
tended tour OF the continent. Mr..
and Mrs. Camden will come to Par.
kersburgi and spend some time, with
the formers mother, Mrs. J. N. Cam.
den. Sr.-Parkersburg State Journal.
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To Have .outinu,,t

& The members of the Sicilian Thin.
2; bic Club are arranging for :heir an.
nlal outing on next Tuesday at the
hon home OF Mrs. Gus schwarm. on Gas
ton avenue. for the. purpose OF com
p1ettng arrangements.
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Jolllfe's June sale OF summer mus.
lin underwear. that represents the hap.
,py union OF comfort, health. tit, ser
vice, quality and actual economy.
Starts June e7th. II
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TRusTEEEsAL.iESoFSR| AissEs1a4eI

~ ~ 80
BY virtue OF the Salth DIRTY In ma
vested by q certain d eed anfS frnst bear.|
ling date on the Path daySofi Nav. 81
made and executed Is ,7Iyef.
let al. to the und ers'gned tFnstee. Il Il;
secure the payment 81 certain negos'
table promissory note made ~ SAID
grantors to w Il. sBiinner. asf of record
in the onlc OF the Clerk sof t,le'
County Court Sofs Marion County yTest.
Virgins. ia Deed Book No. 30, pasc|
4o4 and being requested and fotided
SO to- do by the said IN. IA Run1ier.
The undersigned viii a. such truste6
on Saturday; July: 25th. 1908. 81 tilo
front door OF the Court IHclsa of Afar.
lon County, West irs1nia, zen atspTbs
lie auction to the i high est sresponsif,io
bidder all that certain Ia parcel ar
real estate IA the First ward aid III tl,e
City OF s Fairnont in Marion couI,fy.
West Virginia, bound ed ] and fdescf1ied
as follows: S.;
Beginning At q s III u Il: fl,s s6,,,,,
east side Sc Poke streats corn,s, d IN
belongings, Is Alice sRen,neT M
thence with Poke street rs tie eorn =
at Poke and al II errc1, 81 r A.
thence extend ten M ia bstwa.n ;,s ,sf.
1e1ed lines. and nara iai sWiti III
chant street, a d istaan5,r q,
the line 81 another iot s. MI Az s,
Renner, being the same real estate
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PeachS cobbler.s..

Peach obbIers. s. n
& There IS Hthe peach cobbler. It is
;5a 6wS lue \: Is the superlatlveI OF pie.
s 4 VI all pie ana more too. There is
end SO the glory peach pie, but
mot TO peach cobb Ter. / & IS wide and
a y sseI AMI stts depth and width inclose
the ssplend idest concretfon OF & ni lures
wealth sofE sunshine and bloonl.scentel
here iss in the whole beautiful.
world ]: Il:
Pea hes thai smile like a sweet elrl,
aduate and IA paste as light ami
sno ,fy as a bridal veil make a cob.
ssblerSc them % a ep. nathomless ricli.
mess I'M ueI wi Til al CLINT OF the lawn.
'ssand the grace Of a fair hand, AMI
dreamy With evening brezes. ana the
tolls Of birds pom and great slices
sspfs ttsnnl carry them reeking and drip.
sntng III our pla te. and then. lelugel
ssSsyish crear Just on the clover. set, To
the afill yours Il toi the brim:: Don't
lst your cons lence fuss iabout sea TIM 2
too much Or let s. your! old dyspepsia;
saerssss ynaFa path for y itlonent: si.
There are some things In this world:
are 50 good Tint their. goodness IS
spnas protect on,$ and peach 5cobblersis
f one lot Sthe EN-. But one must ave n;
are peach cobbl err Is an insnIra-:
lion notsang aceil ent. 1T Is a melody: 7;
mot tumul 1T sis d soft & zephyr,
blowing through the peach tree re- an and
sIlrning 81 mans hand into deed OF,
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~, ~ ~
& Muslin Underwear Sale at Jolliffe's
store Saturday June 81 SThrongs
viii come IN response to our offerings.
See Frid days per for prices. II
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seREAT.sP &c J; "a Fo1sI jDNE a,,S


tiF1AFsTo s. JuneSg Tile ii scai
lodge Of the Mod ern syyoodnnn Viii
hold an ali day picnic SoIl J I'M "a Ii
the Dixon grove. just bssondS did III ref.
term nan baseball com nns Ii.
4 ne grounds are bel up now
Tor the event and win sp1 IL nies
condition. z he park sis s. vary deiisiit-
l 311lg, one for e day and NE mo.
sure all who embrace The oppos Unity
VIII VIII Greatly en- o, .riia|
81 grounds '.upr ares being ltted al win
'saRirgs and hammoek Tor tho picass
nlre 81 the pichic on day.
There There viii be music i nossibly dining
y Inc day and other tract win b
proyitl ed such as vii gnaraitee
everybo WHO; goes down tilare 81
good time. 1.ss
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DECISION
!. 1s.l. ?, =
AHo'lR The DISTRIBUTION OF
COAL CARS HANDED " q
u ,S DOWN.

WASHINGTON D. c., June 25.-
The Interstate Commerce 6 Commits
sion yesterday directed It's method OF
coal car distribution before August J,
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.l.tsgMother says there's only one s,.sbest,.
y hours9sssG Gold Medal Flour: JonSs
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Big ot,,tl
.tcontin5ett 5,r q NJ,


VILE WIN ne doubt nut IN u stsunss
aEht for fifat "a aee as tihai viJiSr,s
has long since been recog1liscd "a 4,
town sllere good swa cons are md q r
would not be ssurp risinE 10 Il: sec i. fo,,r.
wheeled 81 vehicle with rpaa Atircs did
hesSy bod c5ne rplling into Fsir.
mont on the morning Or the Fc1sih
loaded 10 the limit tnasiiinF oat nIiI
competitors oil ID hug sfeaf,s ruitS5F.
Baf1a ekyl NE - aIspS welt sitnated "a.
oe 80 prize winner Ia woila indeed
be IN Joyous sigh ;tsi see lie a sinsn,noth
float drawnsbys six or al iii scf did an
est steeds make lis api,earniies On:
Main Main street on the Fourth With ti,e
red l decided y Barraei ile band pereli.'
ed upon the front and forrsd Nv Il
crowd OF sufflclents Ii mum len e. ioad
on! one of the Tract Ion Companyss lnyreat
cars. The commit tee Hi goinr Is ases
that the prizes are tns iloss
who merit III eni;and Il clio ssl CONT vim
be mad to get the exact snninber that
each wa CONS carries.
The balloon Ssgcent Ion 81 tl,s ss,is.sI
towertei Their would be flnes III scfions
hut tho Fairmont nher chants do nor
believe In doing, It'll III hi nv dc i,aif
The best or nothing ii the,r ,;,ot "a
q No. 55 will NAL e special i. nps 4
FEa1r1niingtop. Downs ana Barras issiiio
l e accomtno date passengers Tor ika.
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mr.. and sifs. d. IN. EIeming and
Is.za ghisr MISS Team win leave within 4
AFs for atlantic city ID spend
several Sgeelss Z. .
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visit Camp.
Mrs Jeely and tile son.
Alfred win Etsase tomorrow for camp inn
arnold Ito; spend two weeks ~ It'll Major
Nicely. Il I Sjs II < y.
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REAL ESTATE.

IL Al EsTATE.El N 4! ~ IS
Ta IT, Texas :771W here Farmers are
\, 5000 per acre on OF $500 land.
This "a the last West. Write for
Ss#orns statements OF people already
there gents wanted. F.. B. Ban
mister, House Building Pittsbnrg, Pa.
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3 MARTENS DRu1ssToRE
apruu8 store II c On

Drlg Store con1forfs
You'll find this store as most cam
Portable place as &c Is so our sGsire ~;
max eSyou like tos come When
n, n need 3ofiid drug store good Tn III. B
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ROUND.
...I..I-OSSI'

SLosT entleman'sG Gold Watch on
the way Or back H from s1pnongah.
WeHtSon the RI o'clock car and came
back nS the two Reward IL returned
toaWests Ylrginisn once 4 rs:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-02

To the Editor of The Times: Bro.
Lamon speaks OF petty jealousies
over dead issues. | fail TO see any
issue, either dead or alive, between
the two grand old parties. Speaking
OF strong men, Fred Warner passed
for a strong man before he came into
the limelight at last. IL Mr.. Lamon
wishes TO kill any OF his Democratic
friends. the best thing he can do Is
to get them nominated for Office. As
far as the rottenness of our political
fabrics Is concerned, our political. re
ligious, social and economic systems
are all hinged together and all rest
upon the economy OF. our Industrial
system. II II Is false or wrong, what
can We expect Of the others? The
fabric OF which he speaks Is
based upon. the proft-taking sys-
TEN Tor rather lack of system). II
the proft-taking system Is right, 1t
is right TO take all the profit Tor
CRAFTY you can get
Men and women will do pretty near
the right thing under favorable cir
cumstances. At present IL one OF
Gods angels were placed here on
earth he could not i've us Christ suft
we should. Did you ever notice that
there Is no rule of morals or ethics
to decide just what is proper amount
of profit? Il represents an uncertain
quantity; there Is nothing exact or
definite. about IL; however. II 1t Is
right, II Is all right; II wrong, II is
all wrong. or course this Is supposed
TO be the land of the free. where the
majority rule, and everything IL con-
trolled by the sovereign Will OF the
people, yet we never yet have had a
republic. a Democracy. government
OF the people. by the people or for the
people. We have never yet had a
free people ON the face OF the earth:
government has always been OF, by
and for the minority. AS Henry Ward
Beecher said. Law In an effort Of
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men to organize society; government
is an effort OF selfishness to over.
throw liberty. The result has al
ways been slavery OF one kind or an
other. Wage slavery, the present
kind, Is the worst of all. We are all
victims OF q bad system: the surplus
wealth OF the rich is as much a bur
den TO them as poverty is to the poor.
Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips.
Abraham Lincoln and the others with
the help OF the war emancipated the
colored race OF North America. When
you establish cooperative system
OF industry you emancipate the whole
human race-the black man and yell
low. man, the red man and the white
man. The greatest issue before the
American people Is whether we shall
receive the full product OF our toll or
continue 10 give four dollars out OF
every five that we earn Tor create)
for the privilege OF working. Take
your choice. capitalism, competition
and cussedness ON one hand, co-opera-
tive industry on the other. | suppose,
OF course. you fellows will vote for
the grand old party. but II you have
a pull with the politicians, have them
sling I'm q lot more OF that wonderful
prosperity, so that we may have
enough TO go round. -
JAMES SMITH,
Montrose, Mich, March 80. 1908.
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Her Sister
By
J. NJ. LoUGHBORoUGH.

What is that?" exclaimed Laura as
the bell at the main entrance or the
establishment rang. Il don't want To
be seen"
Miss Ninety crossed over TO door
leading into the hall. saw two men
and woman approaching. and gave
buried warning to Mrs Herriard.
'IIl wait In the other room" whis-
pered Laura. LET Toe know the mo
Ment they have gone"
AS the visitors approached the con-
sulting room Miss Ninety went TO
desk and busted herself with mass
of important-looking papers. Miss
Rowley, her right hand elevated In a
swan-like attitude. which was prob
ably intended to convey the idea that
she was an important figure in the oc-
cult establishment. escorted them.
First there entered Mrs. Buckley. y
look OF horror upon her face. Behind
her was Ernest, and last was Arnold
Cullingworth, Ernest's uncle. He WA
a pleasant, shrewd-looking man In the
prime OF life His haic was iron gray.
His features suggested deep determir
alton and liberal liberation. He nad
returned to London only the evening
before from a trip abroad.
Good morning" said Arnold, rs
Miss Alderson"--
Madame Isis, Uncle Arnold" cor
rccted Ernest, Isis is Miss Anderson :
professional name Arnold smiled,
bowed an apology to Miss Ninety and
amended the question
81 expect Madame lsis very shortly.
but we have great many appoint
ments this morning" replied Miss
Ninety. THE visit OF the foreign roy
alties"-
Ito be C0ptfpued.)
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CHAPTER ".
Queer Nisltors.

Madam Isis is not IT yet; we new
er expect the class OF people madam
caters to to arrive before H."
Miss Ninety drew herself up to her
full height as she said this, and In
spected Laura Herriard from head TO
tee. Mrs. Herriard was one OF the
best patrons that Isis" had Her
frequent visits for advice as to af-
fairs OF the future netted the estab-
lishment no less than five guineas a
week. Miss Ninety knew her well as
a frequent caller. but never before
had she seen her in such state OF
agitation.
Laura had an appointment with
isis at o'clock that afternoon, but
a quickly conceived oict that entered
her mind when she turned to the path
OF Peril brought her 10 the place just
after Ernest had babe Eleanor an af-
fectionate good-by. and FASTENED away
TO get his mother an6 his uncle, Arm
old Cullingworth, and introduce them
to his fiancee.
Had Laura Herriard known of tho
parting between Ernest and Eleanor
outside the Bond.st establishment,
she quickly would have abandoned the
mad plan she was there TO execute.
She had not heard from Ernest since
his return from Scotland
Il must see Isis at once" pleaded
Laura as Miss Ninety stood staring
at her,
II am afraid madam. Is too busy this
morning" replied the girl. and she
added In an affected tone. as she tried
10 suppress a yawn: THE visit OF the
foreign royalties has brought d
great rush OF trade
Laura Herriard in Hiding
How provoking. I particularly
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ToDAY's BEST STORY.


The minister was addressing the
Sunday school, says the Philadelphia
Ledger
Dchildren. want 10 talk TO you foe
few moments about one OF the most
vital, one of the most wonderful. one
OF the most important organs in the
whole world" he said
What IL II that thlobs away, beats
away never stopping, never ceasing
whether you wake o. sleep, night or
day. week In and week out, month IN
and month out, year In and year out.
hidden away IN the depths. az II were.
unseen by you. throbbing. throbbing,
,hrobbing rhythmicaily all your lifu
long - -
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-02
Montrose. Mich, March 80. 1908.

Mrs. Boorman Wells, the "suffrag.
ette." said at a woman's luncheon in
New York; you may ridicule US as
you please. but when we get the SUI
frage In London we shan't abuse 1t
as some Of your Colorado women do.
heard two Denver men talking at
dinner the other night Hello said
the first, here's a Philadelphia genius
has invented buttonless underwear
oh, that's nothing said the second,
I've worn II ever since my wife got
a vote "--Indianapolis News.