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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-02
About a New Outflt roe Ysa
Home?

You can arord to get rid Of youl
old furniture. rugs and carpets and
replace them with ore Of DENHAMl
new three or four room outfits. ThOs
are complete, economical and eu1
yenient and can't be beat. Denhan
can afford to give you the right kind
G! credit. A dollar or two cash and
plenty Of time for the balance. Ne
other store affords such yenerou
terms. See Denham hrst.
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a PoPULAR HOTEL.

The number OF people from Fair.
mont registering at the Hotel Waldo
exceeds that Of all other places In
7Glarksburg combined. And, why mott
1t Is the leading hosiery OF this part
OF the United States, its rooms are
elegantly fitted out, Its table service
unsurpassed, and besides, its rates for
meals is only fifty cents, American
plan. The a la carte dining room at,
tords the opportunity for guests or
dering just what Is desired at reason,
able prices.
TRY a West vlrginiau want I'D.
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ToscuRE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Qulnlne
Tablets. Druggists refund money ii
II fails to cure. e. w. GROVES Gig
nature IS on each box. Csc.
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Extracting Is easy by Hill Bros.
methods Of removing dacayed and IN.
.useble teeth. All other branches 81
dentistry Fracttced successfully 81
tassT WI sOu1psed and comfortable
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Some LITTLE STORE will begin to
advertise more than 1t can afford"
this falkland viii outgrow It's present
quarters in q few months.
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Something new for the home gives
family lie a new interest-aad the
sa store ads are, Therefore. of interest
home folks.
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An parents 81 High School and
gsammar school students should get
the student ssason tickets al one dol
ths scaool3iecture course.
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N. p. Black romme, the milliner
with ]. r. Krone, Matchmaker and
.Jeweler. at III Third street, Carks,
burg, offers $40, $12 and $15 Pattern
HATS at only IS.
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y You believe that your store is a
rood one, don't allow your advertising
beiittle that belief.
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LosT@RrOSn pocket book receipts
il name Of nawkenberry. Return to
this Office. .tf
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FOR SALE

One large brick house and lot near
center Of Fairmont. House has stone
foundation, has been built only 3
years; lot 12Ox12O; has 2 large poul-
try houses, fruit trees. grapes and Der.
ries; a good wire fence around the
entire place. Owners will sen house
with any part of lots to suit purchaser.
The above properly will be sold cheap
az owner is going to leave town. In
Eestisate the above before you buy.
Both phones, Apply,
Decn DlJIn1lNn nnlanKNN
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LOST,

LosT-A Red Bull Terrier (Temalel.
Finder please return her to, or notify
Amos Clayton. Maple avenue. Fair.
mont. and receive reward. II
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&RATTY:
Gold Medal Flour IN very hiOhes1
suality LSINIA
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Wanted. Responslble Parties.

-
To buy, sell and exchange good
STOCKS, BONDS, COAL and TIM.
Der LAND. FIGURING and SAW
MILLS, FARMS, CITY and VILLAGE
properties.
OUR SPECIALITY, to locate parties
who have MONEY TO LEND or IN.
VEST, and place it at a good rate Of
interest on good securities. Parties
interested r requested to write us
stating fully what they want, or to
come and see us. GOOD COMMITS
SION paid to agents.
TRt-sTATE INVESTMENT & Sc.
cuRITY COMPANY,
Rooms 4O2,40S4O4,
Union Trust Building,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
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Geo. N. Jacobs
". 8. Haywood
: N. Browndeld

Directors-Geo. u
Meredith, !, M. HARD
W. s. Raymond,
Howard R. Furbss.
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WANTED
19Elp

NELL
WANTED Young or middle aged
mum 81 neat appearance, who can fit.
ilsh goo reference and Is capable II
iorcibly presenting a good business
'p~soposidon. A man with some adYsr
tising experience preferred. Address
taitng experience, Opportunity :
care once.
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FOR sALE-Two bioodeI pointer
dogs. Mrs. Mont Mills, Jackson st. St
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tn a West Vlrelnlan vant a.
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u F. kRoMME's rs HEApouAh.
+TERs IN cLARks5uRG FOR RELi.
ABLE DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
CLOCKS, RINGS, NOVELTIES AND
lEWELRY OF EVERY DEscRIP.
Remember the place - los
Third street, clarksburs.
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FOR RENT-Four rooms. furnished
81 nnfirniahed, all conveniences. Ap-
piy Gao Fourth street, Fifth ward. II
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FOR sALE-Desfrable residence, s
room dwelling, near corner CASTOR
avenue and 4th street, 1 square from
airmont avenue car line. Good sized
lot, modern dwelling with all CON
yeniences. Part cash. balance like
rent II desired. Address or apply to
a. ]. Kern, city. If
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HOUSES.
ROOMS.

FOR REM Furnished room with
bath. Apply s25 Walnut avenue, II
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FOR SAFE

Fob sALE-FFesn Jersey COW. Ap,
III F Low 1o5 Spence street. 81
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WANTEDABoys to sell Sunday pa.
psFs. Apply to Crawford & Pryor.
door to Marley Hotel. Friday 8
e !. II
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WANTED foreign girl, wages 81
pe week Apply West vlrginian pf
'Ace Y
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WANTED o exchange for town
prop I2s AZ smooth and level
ilm ear kiagwood. Address &b
Jackson 1sIss
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-stone house at corner
Of Ogden avenue and Quincy street.
Apply 3O4 Quincy street. tt
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
Effort TO save children.

DAVID CITY, Neb., Oct. 9-(Special)-
Proceedings have been instituted in the
probate court to have a guardian appointed
for the infant children of Charles Pro-
chaska under the provisions of the Ne
braska statute providing for neglected
children" Prochaska assaulted his wife on
the Northwestern passenger train out of
mi last Tuesday. No complaint was
flied against him by his wife and he was
released from Jail by the sheriff. Pro-
chaska has disappeared and UP to this time
has not beer heard from. The present Mrs.
Prochaska is his second wife and she is
here with friends in David City. She dare
not go home for fear that Pre- chHska will
kill her. The children are by a former
wife Of Prochaska's. There are four of
them. the oldest being but nine years OF
age, and they have been left alone on the
farm since last Tuesday. The oldest child.
a little boy, had made a shift to get thoni
something to eat and keep them warm, but
when discovered by the neighbors they
we're in a pitiful condition. and suffering
from cold and hunger.
It Is not known where Prochaska Wen
when he was released, but It is thought ht
took the Union Pacific passenger train out
OF here Wednesday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

business man of Lewiston, where they will
make their future home.
PERU-President Crabtree has made ar
engagements for a special train to Lincoln
on the morning Of November 4 to accom-
modate members of the faculty and STU
dents who desire to attend the State Teach
ers' association in Lincoln at tina time.
Everybody in this section of the state is
pleased with the change of date and the
large attendance from the southeastern
counties. The double programs and meet
Ing places will be needed II the rest OF the
state sends a proportlonately increased rep
resentation. Superintendent r. c. King of
Otoe county writes that he and his teach
ers from Otoe will join the Peru special at
the several stations In his county. Super
City says that practically all his teacher
will join the special Wednesday morning
ard that all are looking forward to one OF
the best programs in the history of the as
sociatiOn.
PERU-Judge Norris OF Wayne, who Is a
member of the PHILIPPINE judiciary commit
tee, lectured here last night on the sub
tect, Education in the PHILIPPINES" A
Lansing of Omaha furnished music for tho
early part OF the evening q large crowd
was present.
PERU-The Normal Bryan club met yes
terday ard organized. Notwithstanding that
the meeting was diligently advertised but
few were present.
PERU-The Nebraska City High school
foot ball team will play the Normal second
team at Peru on Saturday of this week.
BEATRICE-The republicans Of Virginia
|, opened the campaign last evening with a,
dresses by Adam McMullen Of Wymor
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

candidate for state senator, and c. ]. Nc
Coll, candidate for representative. 4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bodwell and
new teachers of the Beatrice city schools
were given a reception last evening at the
Christian church by the old teachers. About
eighty people we're present and the affair
was highly successful. The banquet was
served by the Ladies' Aid society of tile
Christian church, =
BEATRICE-Fred Nets, who recently re-
signed his position as secretary of the
Mary Yourg Mems Christian association
at this place, has taken the sccretarysh!p
of the Young Mems Christian association
at Rapid City. S. ID. He will not leave for
that place until about December /.
BEATRICE-RDy K. Drew Of this city
and Miss Pearl Mulholland Of Valparaiso,
Neb. were married at Marysville, KAN
yesterday. They arrived in Beatrice last
evening to make their home.
BEATRICE-Governor George L. Sheldon
will address q republican meeting to be
held in this city on Monday evening, Oc-
tober Is. He will speak at Wymore OH
the same date.
BEATRICE-At the public sale of Sarah
Warford's farms near Rockford yesterday
cows sold at $40 per head, six horses
brought an average OF Sl45, and a span Of
yearling mules sold for S1i2.
BEATRICE-The local aerie of Eagles
held its first social session iU the form OF
a banquet last night in nearly a year. There
were about fifty in attendance.
BEATRICE-The Parland-Newhall COM
pany gave a concert last evening at the
Methodist church under the auspices OF the
Continued on Fourth Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
NebrnaLn Newn Notes.

TECUMsEH-Mr. Ebert Morhart, a
young business man OF Red Cloud, and
Miss Mabel Buerstetta, daughter OF Mrs.
Kate Buerstetta of Tecumseh, were mar
rled at the home of the bride in this city
Wednesday at noon. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. R. Pearson q the Meth
odist Episcopal church In the presence of
a small company of relatives and friends.
TECUMSEH-Mr. Mamma Hedges, son of
Mrs. Elizabeth Hedges of this city. and
Miss Myrtle Ackerson, daughter of Syl-
Vester Ackserson Of WOODBURY., Ore, for
merly of this county. were married last
Sunday evening.
TECUMSEH-The barn on the farm Of
Worthy Luce in Todd creek precinct was
burned together with its contents Wednes
day morning. r. N. Viewer is the tenant
on>the place. There were 800 bushels of corr.
four tons of hay, farm implements, har-
ness. ETC., in the barn and they were lost
The corn belonged to Mr.. Luce. The fire
was started by a 3-year-old boy who was
playing with matches.
TABLE ROCK-Mr. Jesse W. Goodale of
Lewiston and Miss Ida Crawford of Hum
boldt were married here Wednesday at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage, Rev. c. E.
Rach officiating. The bride has been the
deputy postmaster at Humboldt for the
past few years and the groom is a young
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
POINT IN TELEPHONE LAW
Subscriber Has No Right to Connect
Up Two Separate Lines.
COUNTY NEED NOT PAY PREMIUM
Mrs. Alpha shevaIier Bound Over on
the Charge of Larceny I'm Con-
nsctiOn with Property of
ths Horn state.
Trom a staff Correspondents

NHTOm y OlhlI SOAAGopOhhSlANsJ
LINCOLN, Oct. e.-(Special.)-In a case
from Nuckolis county. the court finds that
Henry L. Pharris. a farmer living near Su-
perior, was not entitled to have two tele-
phone lines in his home, connected with a
switch enabling him to use one or the other
at his convenience, while paying the same
rate as other patrons who had only one
line. The plaintiff in this suit was the Red
Line Telephone company Of Burr Oak.
Kan. which asked an injunction to restrain
Pharris from connecting up one OF the lines
after It had been disconnected
The company owns poles and wires run
ming from Burr Oak to Superior. past the
farm which Pharris owns. The evidence
showed that when the telephone was first
put into his home 1t was put on a differ.
ent party line from the one on which some
OF the people with whom he wished to com.
municate had Instruments. He Kicked e
the president OF the company, and the latter
agreed to put IN the switch so Pharri,
could talk on either line. When the di
rectors heard of this, they vetoed the ar
rangement and ordered one line discon,
nected. After his had been done. Pharrii
connected II again and threatened TO do 81
every time the company cut him off.
N IL held by the supreme court, in af
flrming a writ Of injunction issued from
the district court. that Pharris had NJ
reason to claim a special privilege owe
other subscribers.
omcer Can't Recover Premium.
w, F.. Prowett, former treasurer Of Name
county, is not entitled to reimbursement 10
$3.50 which he paid to a surety company a
premiums on his official bond during
four-year term. The supreme court. in re
viewing the suit which he brought agains
tho county for that sum, aliudes to a sim
liar action brought by former Treasure
b. F. Knight OF Lancaster county. unde
like circumstances, 1t was held therel
that knight could not recover in the alb
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
COnfcssea to robbery.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb., Oct. 9.-(Speoial.)
Caught with part of the stolen property
secreted about his clothes. and IN his con-
fession telling the officers where they
might find the balance Of the booty, the
person who entered Ross, Dye & Cowgll's
hardware store last week and made off
with g. quantity of goods was apprehended
Thursday in the person OF Ed Powell, a
young mar about IS years of age. County
Attorney Ross. Sheriff Her and the ~latter's
assistants had been working on the case for
some time and yesterday morning the
county attorney and the sheriff confronted
the young man with the charge. and after
sweating" him out for a short time he
broke down and told all he knew OF the
affair. He said that he entered the store
about II o'clock last Thursday night and
took the goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

sence of a previous agreement between him
self and the county commissioner that the
premium should be paid out Of public funds.
In Prowett's case the district court held
against him and the supreme court afflrms
the finding. .
Correspondence Pupil Must Pay.
William H. Martin of Lancaster county
is obligated by a decision of the court to
pay the International Text Book company
the full amount of SIS for instruction which
he contractde to take. He paid $50 and
then quit. having neglected to pursue his
studies or answer questions sent him by
mail as part Of the course. The district
court directed a verdict for the defendant,
but the supreme court reverses this and
remands the case for retrial. at the same
time declaring that as the plaintiff was not
n default in performing its part Of the
contract It Is entitled TO recover.
Mrs. Bound Over.
Mrs. Alpha NJ. Shevalier was bound over
to the district court this afternoon on g
charge of larceny. The woman was named
as the beneficiary in a will made by Mrs.
Horn by which she was to receive some
$4,000. The will was knocked out In the
district court and Mrs. Shevalier was ar
rested on a charge OF secreting some of the
property belonging to the estate. She put
up no defense today. She was released un-
der 81. 500 bond.
BasEett COmmenda Commission.
8. c. Bassett of Gibbon has written tbs
railway commission congratulating the
members for their order saying upon how
much capital stock the traction companies
here could draw an income. The ordeI
was issued several months ago. but re
Gently the traction companies have beer
using II in advertisements and there &
where Mr.. Bassett learned of II. which tn
commission says is another evidence tina
1t pays to advertise. -
Looks Good to Allen.
George Allen. former chairman Of tbs
Fifth district congressional committee
while in Lincoln today took occasion to In.
form the republican state committee tina
Taft would carry Nebraska by a vote o.
1900 to 10000 majority.
"I have been all over the Fifth district
clear out In Colorado" said Mr.. Allen
and It is all the same in every county
The people are for Taft. All that is neces
sary is for the farmers to get out and vote
OveTconfidence is what the republican,
have TO work against. In my communit,
I can not find a single republican who j
going to vote for Bryan, but l can FIN
many democrats and poRulists who are so
Ing to vote for Taft. Times are too goo
ana the record Of the republicans is TO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
PRAIRIE SCHOONER IMPROVED ON
Maine Man Comes Through In an
Automobile

Maine Man Comes Through in an
Automobile.
CENTRAL CITY. Neb., Oct. 9-(Special.)
The old timer who crossed the plains in
a covered wagon drawn by an OK team
would have opened his eyes with wonder
merit II he had seen the latter day emf
grant outfit which drifted into town last
Saturday evening. 1t consisted of a big
Olds touring car of latest design hung
about with baskets. telescopes and bundles
strapped to the body of the car, and thor
oughly equipped with such utensils as
might be needed for preparing meals and
sleeping along the road. The car carried
the tag, 1906, Maine. 1t was driven by j.
w. Young of Bangor, Me-, who bought 1t
in Boston four weeks ago and after load
ing his family in started out to find a home
in the west.
He left Boston about the middle Of Sep
TENDER, and had been on the road about
three weeks and a half when he reached
Central City. The car was In need of some
slight repairs ard was detained at the gar
age here for a day or two until the de-
ficient parts were mended.
MI. Young's destination was Galloway
in this state. He has relatives there and
also owns land near there, and II his fam
lily is suited he will unload the baggage
from the auto and stay. II not, he will sc
further in quest of a place to locate. or II
he decides that the country is not to his
liking he may return to Maine again.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
General Debility and Night sweats

Mr.. James Chesbrow, of Brook
lyn, New York, suffered from
general debility and night
sweats, so that he was unable to
work, he took Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey on his Doctors advice,
and now enjoys perfect health.
MIR. Chesbrow's wonderful re-
storation to health is similar to
that of thousands who write us
letters, extolling the merits of
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as
the greatest medicine the world
has ever known.
He writes: 81 herewith enclose
my photograph and unsolicited
testimonial, which you may pub
lish. l suffered from general de-
bility and night sweats so badly
Twas unable to work; on my doc
tors advice, l have been taking
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for
four months and | am now able
to work again, and l feel as we'll
as | ever did. JAMES CHES-
BROW, 243 Leonard ST., Brook
Ign, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
Brown Talks ct BurweII.

BURWELL, Neb., oct. 9.-(SpecialD-
senator Norris Brown spoke here last
evening to a full house on the issues of the
campaign. The republicans were delighted
and he made the democrats sorry they
were not republicans. The senator seemed
at his best and his arguments were force
full and convincing. He showed how the
pledges in the state platform OF two years
ago had been fulfilled to the letter and he
made plain to the voters how necessary II
was to elect Taft to carry out the Roosevelt
policies. This county is sure for Taft by
at least 15 majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
SYNOD APPROVES OMAHA SCHOOL
Formal Seal of Approval Placed on
the Transfer.

WAYNE, Neb., Oct. 9~.-(Special Tele-
gram. 1.-The Presbyterian synod continued
its meeting today after the opening session
last night. Rev. James Clark of Mitchell,
Neb., was unanimously chosen as moder-
ator. DIR. John Baird of P~lattsmouth, who
for thirty-four years has been the syond
stated clerk. retired today from this posi-
ton ard Rev. Thomas L. Sexton of Lincoln,
for twenty-six years in the synod and who
for twenty-five years was synodlcal mis-
slonary, was elected stated clerk for a per-
iod OF three years.
The morning session was given largely to
representatives from Hastings and Belle
vue colleges and Omaha seminary. One OF
the most significant actions Of the day
was the approval by the synod OF a plar
10 establish in Omaha a Protestant Christian
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

DICKENS, Neb., Oct4 9.-(special)-The
second disastrous prairie fire I'm this local
ity this fall swept over a strip two miles
east Of here from one to three miles wide
and about five miles long yesterday after
noon and evening destroying several tons
OF hay. besides the burning off OF the range.
The fire was started by sparks from a
passing train on the Burlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
Farmer Commits suicide.

FRIEND, Neb., Oct. ESPECIAL Tele-
gram)-N. c. Peterson, a Danish farmer
residing northwest OF town, committed sui
eide In town this morning by shooting.
Peterson was unmarried and in good cir
eumstanees. He left a letter stating his
intentions.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

completed condition 1t is at once the most
handsome and substantial depot building
in the state outside of Omaha. The build-
ing is a two story structure built of a light
pressed brick with a mission finish interior
and modern throughout and was erected at
a cost of SIS, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

1t sometimes happens that although our stock lie unusually
large. we are unable 10 fit a person properly without some
slight aheraton-being careful almost to a fault on the sub
jeet Of "nt' we employ several expert taiIors. These men
are all journeynen tailors who served their apprenticeship aud
Tor years earned their livelihood in shops that make clothes
to measure, but they find the new way Of clothes service"
more to their living You don't take any chances when we
alter a garment for you.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

university. A site has been secured for
such a project. Tonight DIR. James s.
Dixon, secretary of the college board and
Dr.. A.. e. Turner, president of Hastings
college, delivered addresses. Rev. d. Il.
jenkins, d. D., of the Omaha seminary, de-
livered a splendid address thtseafternoon on
The Education Problem"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10
New BurIinEton Depot Openea.

ALLIANCE. Neb.. Oct. Especial Teie-
gram.)-The new Burlington depot which
has been more than a year in building. was
thrown open to the public today and In It's
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-10

good for the people to vote for a change,
Judge Norris will be reelected and Judge
Taft will get a handsome majority in hts
district"