davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
SfoIebeitYrer Glars 900.

i Gen befienote Sfolebeitprer I &ri
itiania, s. 8. Garg, er npIig afsaae'
peo Ssoen ! en- sloer af II gar.
Suoen Den norife Sfoleperben ei
Der bel lite mango Rapne, Der er fac
goot fienbt iom bette. &por mango
Gleper GfoIebeitprer aars bar bapt
iioen ban | 1863 iammen meo g,
Bots itifteoe ben b~efienote Bripatitole
Il a%riitiania, pibes life; bet bliper bel
Iaoitiaige 9iifinb. Wer Sr. aars'
Sirfiombeo bar itraft iis Ianet uben-
for bans eaen itore Sfole. @iennem
line HetifripninesregIer, iom ban no.
CAB | 1866. % JON iiben bar opIepei
talrige Splag, bar ban bnpt Ell blot.
rGffenbe S~nofIpbeIie paa @orifunber.
pisningen ! oct belle 2anb. Sr. glars'
Sorisg til fnIte IegIer for Sfripe.
maaoen | mooerne norif Sprog bar,
iom befienot, bGret meget omtpiitet.
Som Wteolem af forifielige &ommis.
ltoner lepereoe Sr. aars bpstige gi.
Drag til forifieaige Sfoleipsrgsmaal,
% ban fanbt peb Siben Of fine andre
8isremaal ogIaa Sib til pioenIfabe.
ligt 6orfatterifab, ierIig ON gmner
bentet fra ben norbiIfe % sraife OLD.
ito.
Ieit befienot er BET popuIqr.flo.
'@iofiife Bert "sofrates, ifiIoret gien.
mem Speri9ttelier af glaton".
ct fort antaI al aars' eleper bill
for Sipet babe facet ct iterft Snbtrpf
al ben Spbe SoritaaeIie og parme
&iGrIiabeo, 9lars Iagoe | fin timber.
pisning, iprlig ON Sofrates; oct bar
bam magtpaafi9eenoe life bare at
9isre fine Gleper fortrolise meo oct
grRife Sprogs 6inesier, men oaiaa
og emo mere at tegre fart for Dem oct
mGgtige Biaeoe al Den itore SiIciot
Der ! iaa mango og nGientlige Sing
er rinaet frem til rent friiteIige San.
ter. 9ette Gmne bar ogiaa, iaIfalb
! mango gar. pen fiereite unberuis.
ningsgienitano for Mars, % ban Dor
ubetinget fit SANDS fsr1te SLENDER |
gmnet.
Sacob Spnatban gars bar isot /
9riitiania 1887, Ssn al apaitor
Sarah Iars % &riitru, fgbt Sof.
aaaro. Otter at bape eiennemgaaet
Sriitiania aatbeoraIifpIe, bIep ban,
pripat oimitteret, Stuoent meo 2aub
1854 og filoIogiif aaubibat meo lam.
me aarafter / 1860. Som Stubeut
og ung 8anoioat bapbe ban / noale
aar @ifariater peb 9rammens Sfole
% peo 4riitiania aatbeoraIifole og
bar berboS ira 1869 til 1864 iaIt an.
lat Tom 2Grer peo Gisiens SfoIe.
gars og &ois SfoIe ~beitprebes ira
Sprettelien / 1868 af &c to Stiftere,
inbtil Sinon Sofsaaro | 1880 blep
Teobeitprcr; efter oennes 0so /
gpril iaar optoges Den biotilpprenoe
Snipeftsr pcS SfoIen Ole Sobanne.
len | 9eitpreIien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09

Baarot ipe, men bar bog fine 2ibeI.
fer me6 itsrite EaaImooisbeo. Son
efterlaoer fis foruoen fin Suitru %
fem gsrn, oaiaa fem g~srnebsrn %
tire Ssffenoe.
@esrapeIien fanot Steo ,nber flor
Ieltagelie Greoas g~ftermiooas oe,
25oe September, Vaitor HauI SO.
rem, Der forretteoe boaoe | Siemmet
% airfen, taIte / Siemmet oper 9a.
rios 906e Salme, % | airfen oper
Sobannes 16be aapitel 22be Beers.
Zen afosoe bIep iorofaitct paa bert
norif littberife @rapplaos peo Union
Srairie Strife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09

fortirtte fin girfiombeb Tom faobau
eaer retonftrueret | nosen anoen
Gcrm er Der life. Srenniioticnen
bib Iipe opIsit oe be forffieIiee Neie.
rier bill. efter bpao Der M meooeIes,
bliDe ensaeeret at fisbenbopnIfe
Smererosierere.
MoifiGise poIitiife @peter p~erierer.
Oct iiges, at Heformpartiet pe6 Rigs.
bagens Sammentrrben bill gipe 3.
6. Gbrifteniem ct 9iaibspotiim., Mpa.
tets ODerensitemmelie me6 girfeIig.
beoen betpiles bog al mango. Grep
SoIitein 2eorebors. ioin mn nriten |
Ell Snes gar bar boIbt fig uoenfor
aftip Holitif, men ON bpis sIimrenoe
Saler ! so slarene Der enbm aaar
Orb, bapbe ibag en- SamtaIe paa
balpanoen Sime meo Song 6reoerif.
Oct er tpiliomt ON man Tan tiQeaae
bette nogen 8etpbning.
8anife oiit peo man, at SoIItein
S~eoreborg fra fin TiIbagetruffenbeb
meo operorbentIig Snteresie bar Doe.
ret Silifuer til ben poIitiife ll6ptf.
ling. Nen man mener, ban er for
flog til M at trabe frem paa ben
uoiatte Toit iom en- Ssriteminiiters
Stiuing ! Giebliffet oil frembpbe ber
{ Sanmarf, SoIitein 9eorebora
pleier besuben bpert gar fom Gems.
grepe at isge sfubiens Dos Rougen.
Den 19be Sept, meIoes fra ais.
benbapn ON alberti.S fanoaIen:
Sbag bar 6orbsrsoommeren | gI.
bertis Sengeifab fiinoet aontrabsaer.
ne ober Mlbertis Spefulationcr.
&egnifaberne for 1s91-19O7 bier
ct iamlet Cab af 6 Milioner aroner.
&ontrabsgerne er fsrt mellem @lberti
og "Sbe Sonoon Soint Stocf ganf"
og piier n~siagtis, bpab 2onbon 8erel.
lerfirmaet Sbompion & Co., giennem
boilfet gIberti ipefulerspe. bar faaet
iiobetalt at ganfen og after bar no.
betalt al @epiniter. @lberti ipefuIe.
reoe b9ientlig | 8uibminer. Set
tremgaar at aontrabosen, at alberti
p9ientIig bar benpttet Smsrerport.
toreningenS Eenge til at baffe fine
Cab. Stsie Eenge loo ban nemlia
tnobetale paa De iamme aontrabeaer,
ifisnt De fun lpoer paa bans Rapn.
Summerne for bet iolgte Smsr gif
.lige mo @anfen / gnelano og mo.
lattes pua Mbertis &ontraboa.
alberti peoaif ioas bisie 8eoraae.
rter. San ipntes forbauiet oper ga.
bets StsrreIle. SON bapbe aIorig
fsr lagt Summerne iammen.
alberti feIger ben Saftif, bpor life
flare gepiier l9eses for BAN, ga at
paaItaa. at ban intet buffer mere al
tine Sransaftioner. Oct fumes, iom
ON ban bill binore llnberisgelieu Iaa.
piot mulig. Man bar Mistanfe ON,
at ban oil bGffe ANDRE. @iennem Dc
enselife Suie oil npe OpIysninser
faaes.
Get forlpoer, at meaem Ilbertis
Fapirer alerebe er funbet fompromit.
terenoe SpIpSninger ON bans Sor.
btnoelier. Gnonu negter Sorbsrs.
oommeren at sipe SpIpsninger Der.
ON, llnoerisgeIien pil treffe ub.
Sagens Smfang er ubpre. og geora.
9erierne er nofsrt meo Ell fpnomenaI
FlanmGSiigbeo 90 fpniif SrGfbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09

reres, og bpa6 enten MI bette fan
laoe fig sisre eaer life, iaa er De peo
zen Sploe at GetaIier, iom De giper
Splpsning ON, en- M % numbering
Slide til paalibelig gisbom ON
sggpptens samle Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
Gmaapluf.

3. 8. gc5beim rciite ! Iirs.
bags meo jim 6aHiIie til StauIcr
SO, Spo Gafota, buor ban bar ia.
get Someiteao.
@liis SIGa @orae afrciitc Qsr,
bag Ill 2aDreHce, @aib., buor bun
ftoI itpre $uiet for fin groOer, @ait
Dali @orge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09

6iGiten til ber traple Spparter,
Der lsber iorbi:
- SCR, mn bar ies beitilt 8affe og
Gager ii @ange.
Spparteren: Seq ifal itrafs bore
ser. (gfter fem Isinuters Sorlsb
til Ben forifrGffebe @ieit). @Grs''
aoo! 81 8ange Safe og 9ager!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-09
SsSsfalb.

Sorger g. 9anoSruo oigif Den Cite
bs. peb 9eoeu poa Il6erhomSbicm'
met / S%tougbton, @i8., buorbeu ban
reiite for liot ouer fire ugcr Iioeu.
San bar | flere Waaneoer Drrct ipge-
Iig, men man pcntc6e life, at ban
'ua mart piIoe fnloc ira. On Slluaes
betGnbelic bapoe imiolertio iot mo,
% ben ier AT SDgoom ipTffeoe
aomle @tano fmOe life opcritaa
0enne. San MOO pna al0CroomS'
bienmet al Den 4leie % 0iGIp, ion
Der fumSe gipes bauL % bans iiNItc
Gage siorOcS iao Iette iom mIlig.
Acknowledgements @eitUrer, Is. g.
Snuelio, brngte Sor5ong Qtorgeu 2is
get til Galmar.
Sorger 6. 9anoSrilo bar ieot / he.
tire SIiore, GaIocrS, ocn Sole Sc,
bruar 1887. San tom / 1856 til
Gmerifa % .ncOinttc fig / Spring.
fieIb Soipuibip, gSiuneibeif Gouutu,
bpur ban inotiI for nogIe @or itoen
boebe. S 1868 bIcp ban GIFT meo
Imbisr Repnna, Der, iom set pil cr.
inores, omfom pco CT lllpftc$tiIiuI0e
for onttreut otte 9Inr iioeu. Te bar
I lit 9@gteIfab baOt 11ggru, hppraf
BOG 6 er os0e. Ge qienIcpenNe or:
IIfreb, Der Dor paa ocu gamle Gorm
/ S%priugfieIo Sopnibip; Gliia6etb,
gift meo SeImer NcuSrificu; Dora.
gift meo gbp. Soime; SIipcr. / 0oro
Gotcta, % Gina bicmme hos @robe.
rem Der.
%cgropcIicu ioreaoor 2croog aI.
fO12 fra @uict % 81. 1879 fra Sir.
ten pua @oibiugtou &rairic.
q. 2incoIn Der / 9ucn fit WIau6aa
teIegrofif Undertaking ON. al hans
9atter, Mr5. alberta 2iucoln Nppp,
/ Ssr0ags par uiauact ueO IoOer /
tit Stem / SCott,e, @oib. gi0o0e
eiterIaocr iig @}auO % TO Born, al
butlte bet pnlite fun cr ct Bar ll1er
GammeIt. Mrs. 4ppp mon pare bllf.
tet unber for ct SicrtctiJfrIoe o. %.
Den inotruabt pIlIoieligt; tbi / EirS
bags tom Der @rcp fra benoc til her.
boel6e SIGgtuiugEr, bucrof oct trent
git, al bun, 0a bette bIeO ifrruct, bar
f%ulOltTnotg rnif. GntogeIia cr bette
greo itreuct / Sluhingcn al forriac
ngc. @cnNGS 9oScr. Bboebe Gin.
coin bar oGret ocrloe Dos Gattcren
be iioItc 10 @loOneber. Zen af6soe
bar isot / Se5pcr Gomuibip / 1882.
Sun bar en- iiGIocn begauct % firr,
Iis auinoe, bUi5 brottc 8ortgono nil
pGtfe itor SefIagsIie bIonot beuocs Ga
5amiIienS geuner Der / Gnen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10
Social Club Of
Company H.
RENTS ROOMS IN JACOBS BUILD.
ING = FITTED UP IN FINE
STYLE.

The social club Of Company H has
rented rooms SOC and 5O7 in the ia
cobs' building and is fitting them up
in fine style. Handsome new furniture
has been placed in the rooms and 9TH
er furniture will be added. Room 5O7
will be room for the officers and will
be sort of business room. Room
$50 will be the social room. The new
company soon to be formed will be
taken into the club as will the mem
bers of the First Regiment Band.
The officers of the club are Captain
Knapp, president; Second Lieutenant
Hustead, vice president; Lieutenant
Doolittle, treasurer; Sergeant Smith.
secretary and assistant treasurer. The
president, treasurer and secretary and
four members OF the company. Messrs.
Hawkins. Michael, Gifln and Conway
compose the executive committee.
You can select n suit at Embrey's
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10

mittee OF the Anti-Saloon League and
every preacher in town, and he will
be surprised to see the results.
AS far as removing the temptation
OF drink from railroad men or any
others by voting the saloon out of bus.
mess, you will have to go further than
that and prohibit the farmer from
raising corn. rye, malt and other ce-
rails before you can do away with
the liquor question. for man will per-
sist in drinking as long as the mater
ials are there for him to make his
drink. If you want to see more DRINKS
in Fairmont than ever before in its
history Just force the man who drinks
to have his whiskey expressed to him
or compel him to go to Clarksburg to
buy his drink and see him go to ex-
tremes.
AS far as Warrington going dry, If
business men only knew it, it is the
best thing that ever happened to the
best thing that ever happened for the
soon as the car line is completed, the
men in that town will come to Fair
mont to buy their merchandise for
the simple reason that they can get
their beer here too.
Much has been said about home
ties in this fight. but did you ever
consider that If you told an American
boy that he must take the contents
OF a certain bottle, that It is the only
thing that will keep him from being
severely III, and you at once arouse
the antagonism in that boy. and he
thinks the contents of that bottle is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10

tho worst stuff in the world, withou
even tasting It, although 1t may in
reality be something he would like I'M
der ordinary circumstances. On the
other hand. II that same bottle is set
away up on the highest shelf in the
pantry, and this same boy is cautioned
never to bother it. as 1t is something
you are saving for some special occa-
sion, that boys mouth will water for
the contents Of the bottle every time
he sees it, and most boys will make
1t a point to see 1t so frequently that
finally it will be tasted in spite of all
cautions to the contrary.
AS boys we seem to have this feel
ing, and as men we are only grown
up boys, and generally carry the feel
ing a little farther, and show our in
dependence a little more openly.
Now, with these traits of human ma
ture standing out SO plainly that any
one can see them who will, It seems
strange that SO many of our brothers
and sisters are still wiling to waste
time and money in trying to pass laws
to prevent other from doing things.
'It would seem If they were really
desirops of helping the unfortunate
people around them they would stop
trying to force them to do things and
adopt the plan Of reason, horse sense,
or whatever IT may be called The
result OF the attempt to look at things
through your easter" is very likely
to result in the same manner as the
Injunction to the boy not to touch
the stun in the bottle in which you
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10
A Wedding.

Miss Helen Ewing. of this city and
Mr.. Edward j. Bartlett, of Fairmont.
were married very quietly Saturday
evening at half past eight Mt the par
sonage of the Parkersburg Baptist
church by Rev. w. E. Henry. The we'd
ding came as quite a surprise to the
friends of the contracting parties. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. L. Ewing.
OF Sixth street. and the groom Is q
well known travelling nan. Mr. and
Mrs Bartlett left Sunday afternoon for
Falrmont. where Mr.. Bartlett makes
his headquarters, and wher"-he and
his bride will reside. - Parkersbdrs
Sentinel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10
JIM. HARTLEY q sol

are placing out of hlsFreact ~
as 1t is possible to put anvil
of the reach of boy.
The government statistics rgge
this to be the case in this
far as liquor is concerned:
hibition movement has been sFa
steadily all the time. and 10 -
sale Of all kinds Of llduor
by the time every state. county clly
and village is held down wiz la
clad rules not to allow me ri &,
liquor, the sale will really
reached It's zenith. but that Totl ~
not yet been reached.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10
Night Riders
Shoot Negroes
MASKED RAIDERS VISIT CABINS
AND SHOOT AT THE oc-
cuPANTs.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 10. = A
hundred night riders captured the town
of Birmingham early to-day and shot
six negroes, one fatally, and whipped
five others. The action followed re-
peated warning to the negroes to
leave. The raiders were masked and
shot into every negro cabin. In one
house John Scruggs, an old negro, his
wife. three children and a grandchiId
were wounded. scruggs Is dying. AT
Brooksville two hundred riders took
possession of the town and destroyed
10000 pounds of tobacco in the ware
house of R. f. Gargen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10
REV. BROOMFIELD'S
ATTITUDE ON THE
LIQUOR QUESTION
HIS SERMON REVIEWED
COMMON SENSE OF VOTERS AND
NOT PARTY AFFILIATIONS
TO DECIDE THE IL
cENsE ISSUE.
HIS sERMoN REVIEWED
Csy Henry W. LewIs.)

In Rev. Broomfeld's sermon last
Sunday evening, which was produced
in the local morning paper Monday
morning, he said many things that on
the face of them seemed to be fair,
but when one goes a little deeper than
a causury glance many points bob
up that are entirely preposterous.
Among the assertions he makes is
that the saloon interests are trying to
control both the old political parties,
now as a matter of fact, it was agreed
upon by the local liquor interest to
keep their hands politically clean as
far as 1t concerned any of the candi-
dates but to work among all parties on
the dry and wet issue. a man is Re-
publican or Democrat he win not be
asked to desert his party affiliations
but we will try to convince him by
facts and our honest convictions that
he should vote for license, and instead
of bulldozing and threatening him In
to doing so, we will leave It to his own
Judgment and common sense to de-
eide.
Mr.. Broomfleld said that he wanted
a list of 100 drunkards in Fairmont
compared with list of 100 total alb
stalners and see who pays the most
taxes. If Mr.. Broomheld can pick
three habitual drunkards in FairmOnt
he can do more than the men in the
liquor business can do. there are
few men in town who may go on a
periodical spree but Fairmont is one
of the most sober towns in this coun-
try when you take into consideration
the number of saloons here. Now we
challenge Mr.. Broomfeld to make up
this list IL 1t is possible for him to
do So and let us make up list Of
ProhIbitlonists, l will not say total
abstqners, for I do not believe there
are 10 men in this town who have
never taken or never will take drink,
and these lists to be compared by the
city and county clerks as to who pay
more taxes. / will concede to Mr..
Broomheld the right to head the Pro-
hibitlon list with the executive COM
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PROHIBITION TRUTHS !!

artificial and when supplied serves no
good purposes?
Does it Pay to call ministers to
preach the gospel OF love, charity, hon
esty. purity. forgiveness and redemp-
ton. and license other men to engage
in traffic which fosters hate. engen-
ders strife. breeds dishonesty, impur-
ity and destruction?
Does II Pay to send missionaries tn
the heather to point out the way OF
salvation, and from the same port and
often in the same vessel send liquid
damnation?"
Does 1t Pay to build palace for the
brewer, hire servants and buy silks
for his wife, and dress your own wife
in rags, make her take in washing to
support the family and finally send
her to the poorhouse and bury her in
the potter's field?
Does it Pay to levy a tax to support
orphans and widows and license the
murder OF husbands and fathers!
Does it pay to license thing which
is always and everywhere known to
be the enemy Of everything sacred to
God and man? Does it pay to main.
tain on our coasts 275 life saving sta
tions at cost OF little more than a
million and half, and out Of the same
pockets and under the same flag main
tain 100000 life-destroying stations at
two billions and half?
Does It Pay to listen to the sophis-
tries and falsehoods of passion, preju-
dice, ignorance, appetite and greed,
and close your ears to the voice Of
conscience. reason, Judgment, suffer-
ing, religion and God?
Does It Pay to do that which will
blanche the cheeks with fear and
make you dumb with terror when at
last you stand in the presence Of thu
Judge of the quick and the dead?
Vote against license; then vote for
candidates you can trust. Remember
the Prohibition candidates are piedg-
ed.
What's the Matter with Fairmont?
WhIs<ey.
Prohibition Ticket.
For Mayor. .......'.....U U. A. CRylon
For Council.
First ward .............. ]. NJ. Smith
Second ward .......... c. j. Fleming
Third ward ........... D. N. snider
Fourth ward .......... D. f. Stephan
Fifth ward ........... ]. C. Robinson
N0O0O0OOOOO0
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10
Married at Parsons.

Chauncey Dewitt Wiley. popular
young man of Morgantown and well
known throughout the State, was mar
riel recently to Miss Nellie McGanor,
Of Parsons. w. Va. The marriage was
celebrated at Cumberland, Nd. Mr..
Wiley, who is son of Prof and Mrs.
W. P. Wiley. OF Mortantown. has
been located at Parsons for the prac-
tice OF law for several months. His
bride Is a sister Of Mrs. Baker, wife
of Ed. Baker, former well known W.
v. U. student.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10
BURNED TO pEArA IN sAlI

Mrs. Loper Dashes Throaspi Filz
But Cannot Escape
MEANWHILE. Pa March ~
Sylvester Lopez, 50 years ula
burned to death ina barn
at the farm of Mr. and Mrs.. isll
Hill, near Coehranton. AEFu.
and Mrs. Hi" were sisters. Tl
mer was alone in the barn uisl
fire started. Screaming se
wildly through the Flames
fell unconscious.
Two horses. several hogs; isgs
and farm machinery were
with the barn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10
DOES 1T PAYa
ny Charles seanIon.l

q 81 d b
Does II Pay TO license trafhc whlch
lessons the demand for the helpful OF
life, which increases their cost and
diminishes the ability to pay for them?
Does Il Pay to license tramc
which makes men less skillful' less
steady less reliable; which lessers
sle4. $50 $3.50 20 athors ,o..ors coma.
.ls Is,.anS a.e1tt ,assons the de.
49, 80 a,a.h',a .ho,tar anil
!. ]. -. ~ ,, "a. ' ~h,.h ~ work9
seetS 80
Does Z Pay TO license trahc whie"
breeds idiots' paupers. criminals luna
tics and eplleptics and casts them up
son society to be supported Dy decent
honest, Industrious people!
Does It Pay to license a tramc "hich
increases taxes by creating neeessi-
y for pals, penitentiarles, asylums'
gormatories poIice and criminal
conrts9
noes Il Paw n license thing which
/ decreases a mans industrial efficiency
q that the government reports show
that 10 ner cent of agriculturists dis.
criminate against him for using it, and
tIat 10 ner cent Of manufacturers, IS
ner cent Of tradesmen and 80 per cent.
~ ,.aiIroad of,,cfals do the same thing?
Does Il Pay 10 MAINTAIN national
quarantine against criminal and de-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10

with health, all things are happi.
ness, without it, other blessings can't
be enjoyed. we make health-for Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea is health.
Try 1t; twill surely make you we'll.
s5c. Tea or Tablets.-south Side Phar,
macy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10

Ainsiey's Automatic Brake Dog
Saves mine accidents. Had the Aims
ley Brake Dog been used at Monon
gah mine said disaster would have
been ayerted. Address
AINsLEY AUTOMATIC BRAKE
DOG co,
R. F. D. No. %. smock, Pa.
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Judge Raymond and Daughter Go
Abroad,

Miss Lucy Raymond leaves tonight on
No. 4 for Baltimore to join her father,
Judge w. S. Raymond. and on Thurs
day OF this week will sail for trip
abroad. They will probably take a
slow steamer and will spend several
weeks In England. Mrs. Raymond and
son, Paul, who. with Judge Raymond,
have spent the past month in Florida,
are with him in Baltimore now and
will return here the latter part Of the
week.
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win Hold a Reception.

The ladies of The NJ. E. Church.
South. will hold reception on Thurs
day evening at the church in honor Of
the pastor. Rev. and :drs. n. T. Webb,
and the members recently received.
All friends of the church are invited.
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eazaar and suprer.

The Daughters of Rebekah have
about completed arrangements for the
bazaar and supper to be held on next
Friday and Saturday in TIE !. y. 0. F.
Hall. The bazaar will open on Friday
evening and supper will be the fea-
ture Of Saturdays entertainments.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-10

Mrs. Edwin Robinson win entertain
the Wednesday Bridge Club on We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on Fair
mont avenue.
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GUS GARDNER WON
BALTIMORE. Nd March a.
Gardner, OF PhiIadelphIa, Was
tho decision over Sandy WIN
end of six round bout here hi
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mittee Of the Anti-saloon League and
every preacher in town, and he will
be surprised to see the results.