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Mattings

400 yds. heavy iointless Chinese
Mattings, IN plaid and check
patterns. Reg. value soc. Sale fOc
price, yd........-.....-.---.. -....-.. -
Loo yds- very heavy 1ointless.
Chinese Mattings, in a line OF plaid
and check patterns. Reg. = y IL
value Soc Sale price yd.---... < 4 -
2,360 yds. sUpeThne palmed Chinese
Jointless Mattings, in pretty pin
stripe, check, and plaid pat
terms Reg value 4oc. Sale Or
price Au-.--.-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - "
50 yds. Hl-lb. Royal Imperial
Chinese JCintless Mating. in rich
mission STYLES in block and
plaid patterns. Reg. value a7C
soc Sale price, yd...............Z -
100 yds double extra Corea Mat
tings, very heavy and tointless.
Choice check. plaid, and stripe pat
terms Reg value soc, Sale G0C
price ------------ ---------.---.- - =
Y rolls best 50c Chinese Mattings:
one roll Of a pattern. Sold by the
roll only 40 yds. $40 M
lOI.--.--- ...---.-.--.-.'...'...
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ROBERT {. LEES FARM
SOLD TO 0REG0hIAN

George w. Newcombe. Of Baltimore,
has sold I4J acres Of land at Colchester
Va, 20 Steward sbick. OF Baker City,
Ore, through the Booth Farm Agency.
The prOperty IS part Of the RayenWortH
estate, formerly belonging 10 Gen. VII
liam F. L4t.hugh, and later 10 Cen
Robert r. Lee.
Mr. Schjc2 is moving into Virginia
10 c. nduCt experiments iu raising al
falf8 a matter Of interest 10 northern
Nirg MIA farmers.
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35C to SI.40
Ingram Carpets

Plain Ingram Carpets. in lengths
Of from to 10 yds; Toe and 4 0c
SOC values sale price...-....,. - -
Another lot Of Plain Ingram Car
pct IN Z to % I'd lengths, Sale AQC
Yard wide Granite Bedroom Car
pets, IN variety of pretty patterns
TO select from Reg value 35c ~
yd- Sale price. ~
All-wool Ingram Carpets: yard
wide. in lengths of from i to 80
yds, Very best quality; d choice of
- beautiful patterns 20 Sc
lect from. Reg. price 75c Fill
va. Sale price. ..-..-............O 4 -
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
BUYS HISTORIC FARM.

J. i. Oa-hOult. of Batavia. -. Y, has
ton, Va Containing 80 acres. Generals
BraddOck and Washington are said 20
have cam 5ed there during the French
and Indian -Ear. The sale was made
by the NatiJlal Farm Agency Of this
city.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
Agra Atwood Art Rugs

250 in the lot. Made to our excIu-
sive order. An endless variety of
pretty colorings in seIf-tone Reds.
Greens. Blues, Olive, and tan effects
ard rich Oriental patterns. suitable
for any room in the house. Wear
ing quality guaranteed.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

Dr. Lamb, the superintendent who had
a talk with him and then turned him
over TO the physician in charge Of the
observation ward He is 10 be kept
there for a couple of weeks until his
mental condition can be diagnosed
Jury Out twenty-five Hours.
After celebrating twenty-five hours
the jury which sat in the second tria!
of Harry Thaw for the killing Of Stan
ford White brought in verdict Of
mot guilty on the ground Of insanity
When Thaw was called into court
this afternoon his face Was pasty and
sodden, bur only a little more 30 than
usual. He sat down by Daniel OReiliy
and began to gnaw his fingernaIis. He
looked neither TO right nor left, but
stared straight at the jurymen with a
sort Of defiant terror in his eyes.
Before him there was the vision %
the electric chair. and at his side was
the ghost of Stanford White. He
seemed to see them both, and TO fear
the jury, as the slain mans avengers.
Clerk Penny called the Jurors names.
They answered them mouotonously.
The only other sound was the wild rain
drumming on the windows.
Gentlemen of the jury" said Mr..
Penny, have you arrived at a verdict
in this case?
I've have" replied Foreman Grem-
mels
ThaW Hears Judgment.
Arise. gentlemen Of the jury. Arise
defendant" Harry Thaw arose. try
ing to look confident and debonair. He
gazed hxedly at Juror HILBERT. the man
who was said 20 have favored a YER
dict Of murder in the first degree. The
JuTyman returned ThaW's gaze nxedly.
What's your verdict?" Foreman
GremmeTs voice tremnIed as he an
swered, we find the defendant not
guilty on the ground Of insanity at the
time the deed was committed"
AZ the Hotel Lorraine, in the room
Of the aged mother of the defendant,
a moment later the telephone bell rang
sharply. Mrs. Carnegie. her daughter,
answered the call.
ITS acquiuaI." said Mrs. Carnegie.
Thank God, was all that Mrs, Thaw
said.
few minutes later their JOY was
modified; the news that Harry Tha"
was to be taken to the asylum.
7. Roosevelt PeH Applauds.
The moment the verdict OF acquittal
fell from the foreman's lips in the
courtroom, young man named Theu-
dore Roosevelt PeH, tennis player, a
relative of President Roosevelt and OF
Juror No. 6. burst into Wild applause.
Take that man in charge" thun-
dered Justice Bowling. The man was
secluded. behind the jury box and was
afterward hned SIS
When the dazed senses of Harry TnaW
caught the meaning OF the verdict, q
gaint unge CTaWled over the pallOr OF
his face. Slowly his head turned, as
upon a pivot. until his eyes met thOss
Of his wife. Slowly, toe, his heavy ZAP.
parted in mechanical smile. He
brought his head forward I'm a sort oil
jerlSy nod.
Evelyn Thaw sat mute, but pluckily
as ever Beyond a QUivering Of the lii
she made no sign. Her white face eN-
pressed nc JOY. She did not even smile
when she heard the verdict. She look
ed like a woman whose life had beer
shipwrecked. waiting for a ray of hope
or friendly hand
Ordered to MaUteawan.
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Carpet Samples at Half
Price and Less

Samples always sound COED
the maker sells his merchandise
by them and they make very de-
sirable snail rugs, as the ends are
nicely fringed. Made up of differ
ent grades of Carpets embracing
Tapestry Brussels, VelvetS, VIII
ton NelvetS, Administers, and Viii
tons. In lengths of from J to u
yards. Prices range from
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Ordered to Matteawan.

There was a moment of expectancy,
and then the voice of Justice DOwt'.s
broke in with the words that cut of
from the time being at least Thaw's
hope OF liberty;
"The defendant having been acquitted
by the jury on the gorund of insanity
and the court deeming his discharge at
this time dangerous 10 public safety, il
IS ordered that Harry X. Thaw be sent
10 MatteaWan State Hospital, there to
be kept until discharged by due course
Of law.
Justice Bowling announced that he
would withhold the commitment until 3
clock, so that counsel might reach a
determination. The jury was then dis
charged.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

Capitol Dental ParIors 1903 F ST. NV. Fx-
perts in Crown and Bridge Work. All work
guaranteed. Painless operations Prices
moderate. Open evenings. Phone u. 25S3-Y
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KenSingtOn
All-WOOI Art Rugs

So in the lot. Bromleys famous
make needs no recommendation.
They are made 10 our exclusive or
der and guaranteed to wear. An
endless variety of pretty rugs are
offered in this lot in self-tone Reds.
Blues, Green, Tan, and rich Oriental
patterns, suitable for any room in
the house.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
Jurors Congratulate Evelyn.

AS the jurors stood up to pass
through the narrow gate. Thaw stood
Up also. lie wanted 10 snake hands
with them. Every juror ignored him.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
CAROLINA REDUCES
PASSENGER RATE

RALEIGH n. @. Feb. 1.-The extra
session Of the North Carolina Legisia-
ture dissolved sine die at O'Clock this
afternoon after adopting the z15-cent fat
passenger railway rate and bill
amending and strengthening the law
against mergers and combinations
among competing and parallel lines
The rate adopted Is u cent a mile re-
ductiOn Of the law passed at the last
Legislature which precipitated the fight
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
BAKERY.
BUILDERS MATERIAL.

SpeCialtles en- roofing material, AsphIltum
rubber roofing. kIre-A-Leke. mastiC COM
pound uy the gallon. Lime. cement, etc
Chas. s. ElsIHEer, zI22 9Th -, Phone North
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
PAINTS. OILS, AND CLASS.
Nukote-Nukote

The modern wood duish. any color. any
size can. For sale only by T. J. MURPHY
co. 10 I'D 80. y. ". I.ou. y -
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

LooSENED TIGHTwADS.
ITO know her is liberal education -
"In what2'
In being liberal with your money"
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
DRAUGHTSNAN.

Drawing for haIf-t9ne and line cuts: cata-
l1gues and cover pages designed. shop and
Patent Once drawings. o. LLOYD MOCK
ABEE gI8 Wash. Loan and Trust Building.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
PHYSICAL TRAINING.

The Edw +. Miller Inst % Physical
Training. Fencing. Wrestling. Dancing.
Tumbling. etc. Physical training iH an is
braces physical culture Tor men. women
ana children. individual instruction only.
1913 -. Nv. Phone 81 .ElE
The Washington times., 1908-02-02
BUFFERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY.

kidney and heart tonic \ remedy for
rheumatism and govt neuralgia and sCiatica.
Beneficial ia paralysis and blood poisoning.
Price 50 cents. Indiana ave. and ID sis-
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

Murphy Wine Co.
Five-year-old Madellion. 81 OF. bottled IN
bond. port. sherry ana ClareI 81 per gallon.
open evenings until IL l2sh and . SIS. nv.
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

HARRfNGER Massage and Movement Cure
Institute pupils enrolled between now and
February j.. wii have the advantage ~ the
reduced tuition general beauty culture in
al its branches established iu Washington
1900. Call Tor particular a-i j ma The
Uaricrs
The Washington times., 1908-02-02

The quality of our work IS right; every de-
tail perfect; work finished as soon as consfs-
tent With good work. MOORE PHOTO co.
lI09-lilt Pa, Ave. y. w.
We use entirely new process. hun
dred novel effects. Pictures finished while
you wait, Tor . cents Day and night
rain OF shine. l53 Pennsylvania ave, nv.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
SLABS soSS.

2 CLARksBURG. June e7.-Beaser NJ.
Smell. n colored rnutll. 20 years old.
stabbed S. ]. Bartlett, stable boss ut
the Perry mine coaling station on the
Short Line railroad. IN fgh: at that
place Friday morning. Barilett's In.
Jury was not serious. He received
Two gashes In the back but they were
not deep.
Smell was arrested theer by Con-
stable E. H. Kidd, of, this city, on a
warrant charging him with felonious
assault. and taken before Magistrate
G. II. Gordon. He waived examine
ton and was held for circuit court in
bond of $500. The defendants father.
Joseph Smell. acted rs surety for the
young man, and the latter was re-
leased from custody. sfE
Smell and Bartlett quarrelel over
nm alleged remark about girl and the
alteration resulted in IN encounter
In which a knife was used.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27

dofe Metz lump. John lIuss
LLOYD cfiin. John Han James eriss.
Elils Cunning rant fItfey u. II
MaTtin Howard owai a.
III richard; Iartley. sIs
shoWaltef Joseph Lehman Walter
Watson, II. eli Posten. Ira i. Smith;
SAINT Wilson. w. o. Reeae. sam b.
Holhert Lawrence Koran. Jr- John u.
Lehman q. IS Price. n. i. Brett.
Claude Layman. c. H. iLeelf. i. q.
Powell j. N! Jacobs. Dr. C. Henry
George N Jacobs, . ! 3. robinson and
Hershel gI.aymana
The delegates from Taylor cannty
were:S Or. IA r. den. ona G. Jerreys
John Bailey, Hugh afarquIss, George
smedley James Holt. q. IA. Boiden,
Pat Judge, DR.. A: ii. Jarrett. b: F.
Bailey. W T. HandIey, Sidney ii. Som.
merville. u Clark Leweilen, John b
Kimmell, William Morgan. Hugh War.
den, IT: i. Engle. c. ~. Cough. Charles
r. Lilly Phil C. Preiss. Ed. Travis.
The delegates from siononEalia
county were: Albert Fartneg. IA. II
Jarrett FIN. Brand. John Hunt, F: L
bowman. William SBreakiron, All Rob
bins. Grant Stephens. r. w. Sine: s
NJ. Prince, Frank Cox, j. AZ purmton
:: u. Hax. 8. a.. Barker. jenkins How
ellis. Eugne gKenendy, stephen Mason
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
) M. e. Church, South.

Il R: 7. Webb, Pastor Sunday school
at $3.50 a. M. conducted by DIR. L. N.
Yost. superintendent. Some OF our
people are sick and can't attend but
let others make a special effort to be
present. Preaching at 1880 "a. M.
and 8 p. m. by the pastor; subjects.
God Speaking to Us Through His
Son" and ''The Wheat and Tares Crow
ing Together Till Harvest" Junior
League at $3.50 p. M. under the direc:
tion OF Mrs. Isaac Davis: Senior
Leagne at u ~. m. led by Mrs. r. T..
Webb; subject. "ouri Prayer and Care
for Our Ministers" Cor. TX. Rom.
Nv. tso-as) Prayer meeting wednes-
day at 1880 p. m. and choir practice
Friday evening. You are cordially in
yited TO attend the services of our1
church. go. : -; 4: i 5s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
:3eetfer. sThan$ spankinu.

s Spanking does not cure Children OF
bed.wetting. There Is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. n. Sum
mers. Box w. Notre Dame. Ind. will
send free to any mother her success
full home treatment. with full instruc-
tions. Send no money. but write hel
today IL your children trouble you in
this way. Don't blame the child. the
chances are 1t can't help IL. This
treatment also cures adults end agel
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
THAW Is GRANTED
i +. WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS.

II. fnr. I.n,,e,i1 p,,, ro..

Try United prnan.t
PoUGHkEEPS1E. NJ. Y. June 27.-
a. Russell Peabody. Harry K. Thaw's
counsel, to-day obtained n new writ
of habeas corpus, returnnble to White
Plains Monday. The new writ de.
mands an examination OF the case by
a Jury.
Justice Morschuser this morning
signed the necessary papers remand
ms Thaw bnctS to Alatteawan. but 4
new writ acted IS a stay and Thaw
remained in! jail here. The new point
RAISED is that Thaw. after acquIttal,
could not be lawfully restrained his
liberty as the insane person without
an inquisition in lunacy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
/. EDUCATORS GATHER.

y I.'N. ~. ". PresH AssncIa E1or.N .5.i;l
CLEVELAND.sO.. June 327.-OfHcers
and several hundred members of the
National Educational Association have
already arrived for next weeks great
educational convention, which @will
open Monday and continue untilaFri.
day. Thirty thousand teachers will be
here and the additional visitors may
swell the number to 10000. A fund
of $4,000 has been raised for the en-
tertainment Of the pedagogues.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27

TWENTY THREE MEMBERS OF
BOARD oFsEDucATloN4 FINED
FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT.
1Ry iUnItcd SPrcss..I)

h P1TTsBURG. Pa. June 27.-Twenty-
three members of the Central Board
OF Education, who voted to elect F.
J. Osterling. acrhitect. for the pro.
POSED new High School building. were
each fined 500 for contempt OF court
by Judge Jos. NJ. SwearingeE in the
common pleas court this morning. 1t
was also ordered that they stand com.
mitted TO jail until the money is paid
The board members took an appeal
through their counsel and the matter
win be tested by the higher courts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
MT. zion saptist Church.

: L. B. Coleman, Pastor.-Sundar
school at 9:A5: 10:45. preaching by
the pastor subject. "The Champion
Wrestlers:" $500 p. M, Bible sch5ol:
6:45, 3; y u; at 7:45, the chill.
dren will entertain; the Twentieth
Century Club will have a very inter.
esting topic on general discussion for
Friday evening of next week; subject,
THE Young Man of To-day: His
Chances: His Duty, and His obllga
tons" The discussion will be opened
by Mr.. r. Blue. IS 3, n !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
Observation-Disclosures.

hH - Hu q
I've are for Hon. n. NJ. Fisher. for
Esenat because I'VE believe he de-
Easryess TO win on every question that
wIllsbe brought before the people.
Some Of the opnosition who know
him best fear him mist and there,
lore nA7efforts Is made to discount his
Sstreng ths The people have implicit
sconad ence In his honesty. He was
never defeated in this county but
once during his life as nn active
sDe1nocra He will receive. in our
Judgment the largest<vote ever: given
aEcandidate In this county when his
record Is known. IL he Is the weaker
seandidate, the opposition needs him
In the field. Morgan is entitled to the
ssenat tor, and those who oppose Nor
gan's choice will make mistake
Morgan messenger.
Mr. Fisher is, well known here. He
was principal Of the schools at Wat
son last winter. His friends will be
Interested in his J, fight II he decides
10 enter the Senatorial race.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
Mononqah Presbyterian chtlrch.

w. Q. David, Pastor.-You arc cor.
dials invited to the following ser
vices: Sunday school at 10 a. m. !:
preaching at II a. M, subject Chris
ton Ideals" also s p. M, subject. ali O.
seph's Leader Of Success or How to
Obtain and Keep a. situat i" A spe-;
.eial sermon for young lieoPla The she
.ci1l .rontest for new scholars closes
on this day as does also the quarterly
contest for place on the honor roll.
Can we not have a record breaking at
tendance a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
Grace Lutheran Church. I

X ssi a. CT Null. Pastor-Sunlay3 school
begins at s:sotprompt: preaching ser
vice at 1890; reception of members
before the sermon; prepare tory SER
vice and holy communion after ser.
vice; evening service at 8; p m. The
pastor will be absent for four Sum
days. The Sunday school will meet
as usual and such other services held
as the elders OF the church may ar
range. A special meeting of council
is called for Monday night at the Of
nee Of Lawyer Leeds. Jacobs building.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
IN. P. Temple

. 4. 3. 2 a Z =
IS ]. c. Broomfield. Pastor.-Thes, time
and place Of the annual Sunday School
picnic be announced tomorrow.
morning during the Sunday school
hour. Be In your place for the open
Ing Of the school at $3.50 a. m. Preach
ing service at 10:45 a. m. with sermon
on "Indecision. an Element of weak
ness-as Illustrated In the Life OF Lot.
Christian Endeavor at Z p. M, at
which time the life OF Henry Martyr.
the great missionary OF the first half
of the last century, will be discussed.
Evening service at 5 o'clock with SER
mon on the Fourth Commandment,
Remember the Sabbath day to keep
1t holy" Seats free.
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First Rantist / Church.

w. j. Eddy Pastor.-This invites,
you to the services for Tomorrow:
1o:45. morning service; subject Are
You Christ's Disciple?' $500 p. NJ.
evening service: subject, Stereoptican
lectures on Sunday school lessons for;
the past quarter or the Life of Christ
from the Raising OF Lazarus to the
Scene on the Sea :fSTlberias. $3.50.
Sunday school. Let each one make
an effort to have It's in schol. 1900.
Sunday school. Virginia avenue; gao.
Sunday school. Watson Mission; 1900.
B. Y: p. u. ~ 49,
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Christ p. e. Church.

I. NJ. "A. Barnes, Rector-Holy euchar.
list, 1880 a. M: Sunday school at s:ao
q. M; morning prayer and 1itnny.
io:45 a. M; first sundays and festi:
walls, second celebration Of holy en-.
charist, 10:15#a. M: evensong, q :30
p. M: Friday erensong, 7:a0 Sp. M,
holy days, holy eucharist, :so a.. m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
gElrst gM.E e. c:.hInreh.l

Main street, e. ID Smith Pastor
80 a. M. Sunday school. c. wv. EY:
ans, superintendent lo:45 a. IN.
preaching BY the aston; subject A
Safe Moral Margin: ~ n 40 p. m..a Ep,
worth League svotionalt meeting; top
ic, ga e In Gods Hand y. s: 90 p. M.
presenting by the pastor; subject, -The
Vision OF the Awakened. = All are
cordially invited. ~ 81 s;si- e 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
Central Christian Church. J

! w. II. Nyflllson. =PastoE.-You are.
invited TO the services at the Central
Christian Church to-morrow. Sunday,
atg10:s5 q. E M. and s: 90 ID. M; subject
OF the morning sermon. ;t.T he Spiritual
Sense; ~ g''esening, Peter, sg Shadow;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
= Ists - + = ~ :. 81 r x. 81
Second Birthday Anniversary.

4.s T. \
Master Thomas. Morton Gathright,
Jr. the small son of Mr.. and Mrs T !.
NJ. Gathright. Sr.. entertained about
twenty OF his young friends on
Wednesday afternoon. the occasion be-
Ing the second anniversary Of his
birth. The entertainment was "Bub-
BILE Party and the small guests spent
the afternoon at this pleasant diver
sion. A bubble pipe tied with pink
ribbon WINS presented to each guest
by Master Tom as a souvenir Of the
OCCASION During the Afternoon tables
were spread on the lawn where q
tempting course or refreshments was
served. The occasion was a delightful
one and the small host enjoyed the
event as much as did the Euests.-coy
inston (ya.) Sentinel. s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27
Monro { street M. {. church.

Order OF seryices-Junior League,
1890 o'cl=ck; preaching at 1.o'c1ock.
by Rev. j. s. Reed. OF Buckhannon;
Sunday school at 3 o'clock: Epworth
League at 1880: preaching at O'Clock
by Rev. j.. S. Reed. Appropriate music
by choir. All are cordially invited to
attend. 3. ~ AZ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27

To;morrow5 afternoon the Senatorial
lgeonyent ton for! the { Eleventh district
seomposed Sots the counties of Marion.
aionongalia.sa and Taylor. VIII meet at
airmont. The Hon: Winfield Scott.
ersdtth will be noMinat fed D on first
ballot. want TO be the t1rst to say
sdts Ifrlrrahs for feredith Grat-s
ton Republican sssfss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27


81. Lough. editor of the Fair
sM1nt West virginian, who Is n can
slidate for State Superintendent sof
Schools. twas a visitor in Parkersburs
yesterday evening and this morning.
When seen by "a State Journal r.n
$he talked lin a cheerful way in regard
to HIS chances for the Republican
snnnlina ton for the office. Not mere.
alyilaeeapting Mr. Loagh's views but
speaking of the situation from Its
own observation, this paper consIl.
sers his chances of securing the posi-
astions he lis after, excellent. He has n
host OF friends throughout the State
Ssnl while. some prominent and able
gentlennen are opposing him for the
Hnomina tionlhe appears to be in the
lead He will have supporters in. thu
Weed county delegation to the State
scnnYentic,s ili
Mr. Tough Is q suitable man for the
Important Office to which he aspires.
sHes lis a graduate Of the State Uni.
syersity. was q teacher for n number OF
years before he became an editor, has
{ been Come with the State Normal
school Isl bath ms q principal OF one OF
them and $as a me ber of the Board
sotG Regents for several years. He will
make a thorouehly efficient and capa.
ssble State Superintendent. b
Hesl left here for Huntington to.
day where he goes to attend a meet
tsing Of the Board of Regents OF the
Normal School s:s OF which ihesis still ii
77. Parker sbnrg State Journal
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Catholic Church:

Rev. A. Boutlou. Pastor-serrices
every Sunday, with mass at 8 and 10
o'clock a. m, and devotions consist.
Ing of the rosary and sbenediction, In
the evening at q: 80 o'clock. Mass ev-
cry morning during the week at "a
o'clock. - sa5is u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-27

Cuff pins and baby pins. worth SLIPS,
for Saturday only, G0cS card. Wa.
Fisher, Jeweler and optlclan. Main
street, opposite Courthouse. 2t