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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15

= Gus 8aibin9ton wiro pieosr
einmal semeloet, baB YrdIibent Rooie.
uelt unter teinen llmitdnoen iid bsreit
fiuoeu Iuiien peroe, iiir 2ait @ampus.
nereben ju balten.
= Nus ct. 9ouis, Wto., pirb ae.
meloet, oaB bort minbeltens 200 sriedi'
l6e &naben, Die oils StiefelnidIer be.
iddftist werOen, iif tbutid6lid in Der
Sflausrei befinOen.
= @rOBfiritin @liiubstb, Die gBittwt
bsS in Mostuu i'm Sebruar 1905 er'
mOrbeten @robfiiritin Sersius, bat iid
in elm ruiiiides Sloiter bel WOsfau ;u'
riid9eioSen uno wiro pielleidt ben
Shleier nebmen.
= Gin Srie9sueteran, Der ieinen Oia'
men ni9t nennt, bat Der 9uubesresier.
uus in 8uibinstOn $1172 nit Der Be-
mertuns iibernittelt, oas er bic Gums
me, obue OaSu bere6tist Su iein, ale
Peniion se3oseu babe uuo iie Oem Sc
wifsnsfOno4 iibsrweiieu mOdte..,
= Sn S6ubfabritsn in 9bun,
Wtaii., iinb Swiiden 1000 unb 1900
&eiltenarbeiter an ben Streife sssangen,
neil bic SOiepb @aunt SO. ben Ssrtrao
sebrOdsn unO 15 llniOn'W Wiitslieber snt'
lahen bat. Die 8eumten Der @siel'
idait bsbauptsn, oaB bic Ssid1ftisunG
oieier yeute ourd bic @iufibruns nsusl
Wtai4inen erilliiis seworbeu lei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15

Sn Baltimore, WiO., madte cine
5rau Ssurp Us. SOpo ssseu ibyeH. Sat
ten cine S6siOunsstlase anhdnsis uuc
uerlaust Oariu auf ben @runO bin &C.
idieoeu 3u weroen, oaB iis, als iis BON
ibrem @atten gum Eraualtar sefiibrt
wurbe, 70 betrunfen mar, OaB iie ben
@eiitli4en gar uidt erfanut babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15
zaubbeit fann nid,t aebeilt wer.

1uupUett IuHH Ht@t UcUCtit iptTS
ben bur6 lUtale AppifatiOnsn, neil iis bin fran
fen 5bsiI bss Sbrrs uift srrti6sn fSunen &c
aiebt nur tinfn gBtg, bic 3aubbtit ,u furirsn,
unb Der III eur& rcHlituticusIs Seilmitisl.
5aubbsit pirb burd tiusn sutjinhftrn 3uiianb
Der f&Idmissn ausfsibuns her 9ufdtiiasn
RSbrs ptruriaht. 9etnn bic RSbrt li@ tnt-
,iinbst, babt ibr tintn rumpsInhtu Son cher IN.
ppIlfcmmsnss @tbTr; unb ptnu lit ean, &C.
lhlp1tn III, erfplst 5aubbsit uno trtnn bic
Gnblnpuns niGt esbpbsn unb bitis 8Gbrt nit
btr in ibrtn stbSriasu 3uidnb ptrItBt peeeu
fam, tpire has @tbEr fur immsr ,srIt6rt per.
ben; ntun aGlt unttr irbn tpfreen hur6 "a,
tarrb psruria6t psGsr nibts ale elm entiines-
ter 3uliane Ter itIfim'stu Sbufl6btn III.
gBir molten siubunptrt Dollars fir isten
(hnrh 8diarrb OnuTiahitn) 6al peu 5autbtii
etbsn, ttn mir ni6t bur6 Ginntbmtu ppn Saa's
antdrrb.aur briIsn fpuntn. 9aBl SUD umlOnli
&ireuare fpmmsn.
9. 8. GbtHsp & Go, SOlsbS. ..
Ba5- 8frfduft non alien Nppibdtrn, 75e.
Saas 6amilisu pilsu fnb bic btfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15
: Die Sasb aui SaIen 1T isst frsi.

A. Ote Sa9o alif Dalen tlt Iest FRET.
= Dauib Reinbart pou 1886 Bred
Court brah sefterH wdbreub Der GrbeiI
an Siio 98albinston guenus elm 9eiu.
= Der @liff Strube Subwup oOer
unteriroiide Sang lift iOweit fsrtts. uu
fir SuBsdnger paiiirbar 5u iein; Subr.
lperfe fOnuen ibn erit in etwa Swei Wto'
naten beniisen.
-Seute lit Der idbrli9e @absntas
Der Seimatb Der Sreunbloien unb Die
Yerwaltsr boffen. baB bieies piiroisc
Snititut in lieberaler g8eiie BON beul
Pnblitum I'M gusemeinen bsidenft
nerben rpiro.
= Sn bem leete 8o6e publi,irten
Seriht Der @riten giational 8ant bat
ii6 elm Sebler einseidliden, oenn an,
itatt einen neberiduB unb Brofit BON
81 .491 .359.79, iou eS 81 ,491, ,359.79
beiBen. Dieie 8eridtisuns erfolst, nm
etmaise WflBperitanoniIie gu usrmeiOsn.
= Die SlO6 Sun9itube an Der ODE.
rem Sadamanna auenue LIT mad ben
ausiasen oes @isentbiimers am Wton.
tag abenb BON osm Stiefelpuser Gonp
Hoceo nm $35 beitoblen norben, pelde
Der Suri6e aus Der @elbi6ublabe ent.
mano uno bierauf na6 9iew Dort ub'
oampfte.
= Sreo. Wtarfer BON 2oeult Strabe
nno Slopb @rimes BON Dir Court muB.
ten Disnitas ie $1,000 9iirsiduft itsl.
len, auf Die sInflase, 98aaren i'm 8elis
iu baben, Die aus einem @rie @lterwa.
gen 9eitobleu mOroen maren. 3mei go.
liBiiten bemerftsn frhb Wforseus Die
3mei 9enannten, als iie on 0aibinston
auenue nit sinsm Sbubfarren Die
@aaren fOrtiaafften.
e 35 S6eiouussseIude lissen Dor
benz bieiisen @eridte uno mir modten
allen @rnites ben Serren r9fepersnos"
smpfebIen, bisiem idreisubsn usbel etlpas
msbr aufmerfiamteit Su idsutsu, an.
ltatt Der 1rinffra9e. Die Sa6e aeb0rt
oreft in ibr 9teuier. absr fis tiimmeru
ii6 ausenideinli9 ben Esufsl oarum,
men uno mas fie 3uiammsnidmiss
ben, wenn iie uur ibre SpOrteln fir bic
1rauunsen bstommen.
= Die Soften Der perIdiebenen Sc.
bduoe, nelbe Die 9adananna @ompanie
bier erridten ldBt, uertbeilsn Ii6 pie
fOlst: 0ieue 8abuitation unb 3us.
iduppen, $449, 900; @rpreB StutiOn.
s27 900; @ieBerei. s1O4, 900; Sdmie.
De- $6s,OOo; Wtobellpsrt. $40,
Sabaratorium. $4,000. Wiit Der @r.
Der @slsiie. StraBenpiluitsruns
uip., pirS Der @eiammtbstras UNI nod
Elm beoeutenoes erb6bt.
= Oameu' unb Serrenflsibuns I'm
Wertb BON ansebli9 $500, bic BON
Der Strma 2epp Bros. & 60. BON genn
auenue am Samitas mad Nuoca &c.
ianot muroen, nm ueriteissrt su wsrbsu,
wurben friib Wtontas aus bem aabsu
seitcblen, in wel6em iie aufsslasert
paren. Die @eiammtienouns bstrus
s 1900, uber 5000 mertb 8aareu liesen
Die @inbrsder Suriid. @iue sinssbriidte
Sintertbiir CAB ben 8erlsn @intritt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15
seuer 4 SentS sasen.
:. s. Gabtpig. $40 sadamanna Mbe.
StaOt nnO Gounth.

= Die Duplifate fir bic itabtiI6eu
Stsuern iinb nunmshr fertis uno Der
itaotii6e Sdasmeiiter fam isst nit
Der Solleftion Der Steuern anfanssn.
= Der aopofat 9iobert Bed, welder
Dor 3ebn 2a9en an Der yunsenentiiinb.
uns erfrantte. ffarb am Samitas In iei-
ner SOmmerwobuuus gu @leuburn uno
wurbs Dieuitus bssrOiet.
= 0titdsll Gag. Der 30. Sftober,
wiro BON ocn 3e6enanseitellten aase.
mein sefeiert weroen, bod iou feline all.
semeine ParaOe ituttfinOen unb jeoe
-Socal" wiro oenielbeni ua6 0unld
beoba6teu.
- als er am Samitas 3u Cafe 9Bi.
nola Elm itOrriides Pferb banbiaen
mollte, erbislt @eorse u. Niorsen eiuen
9uftritt, Der ibm einen Sdaoelbrud,
3ufiiste. SIN Staut Soipital bies es.
SaB Der Ssrleste iid piebsr erbolen
miiroe.
= Der befannte Barber Safob @eier
oon Penn auenue unb feline Satin
fsierten am DOnneritas absnb in ibrer
Wobnuns on electric apenue ben 25.
Sabrestas ibrer Sermdbluus = Die III.
bsrne 9o4ieit-im Sreiis ibter Samile
uno 3oblreiher 5reunbe, nobel ibnen
cine au5abl iebr biibi9e @ei6enfe iibsr.
reiat wuroen. Paitor u. 3. @allen.
lamp ie9nste bic Subilurs nOdmals Elm.
= Sn Der Sreitas absebaltenen Sab.
rssperiammluns Der Central Psnnlpl.
uania Srau @ompanie muroen bic fol-
9enoen Seamteu unb Direftoreu er.
wablt: Yrdiibent, @barlss Robinlon;
SiSs Prdiibenteu, Dilliam SelIp unb
Sarrp Sacobs; Sdasmeiiter, VI. 5.
Gaiep; Sstretdr. SBillium u. Suroins.
DirettOren; u. 8. @aiep. @barlss GiO.
binion, 9. 8. @aisp, Col. 0isidarb,
@sOree Sufnusel, @OparO &utlebse
unb PbiIip OsObiniOn.
= Sin aus ben @ebriioern @onrab
beitebenoe @Ompanis. oils bic r3ada.
mama glutomobile anb 3aricab Som,
puup@ betannt, If nit einem Sapitaf
bon $4,000 sesriinoet worben uub be.
5wedt. nit sInfans bes neuen Sabres
Elm Jog. Guricub Spitem bier ein;ufiib.
rem, bas iib BON Soreit Gitp bis mad
Oianticofe sritreden ioG. Sin Taricab
1T elm slutOmObil, buB nit Gurimstsrn
ueriebeu 1T unb ieOe Suriidselests WtsiIs
re9iitrirt, unS bic Puiiasiers bssubIsn 10
uiel fir ieOe MteiIe, Die tie fubren.
- Sin erboiter uuO betrosener @atte,
3pei 9iew YOrter @ebsimpoli3ltsn unb
Elm bieii9er @Onitabler itellten li9 nm
I3 ubr am Srettag Wtor9en i'm ct.
@barles SOtel an Renn gusnue elm unb
crbra6en bic 2biire eineS 8ettsimmers,
UNI eiu liiuoises Paar auf Der 2bat ,u
ertappen. Der Sdauipieler Darn
Wtarr uno 6rau 2Ouiiu IS. Colon, Sat,
tin oes wOblbabeuoen gicw YOrter @ons
traitors @eOr9e SOlOn, wurOen SuIams
men i'm Sett auiseiunoen, psrbnftet
unO einSeitsdt ip6ter enttum Der
Sbauipieler nit elmer Strafe BON $50
uno Die Sruu murOe uuter 5000 Siirgs
ltaft 9eitellt. Colon uno feline @uttin
treuuteu iid Dor Orei Wtonutsn unb er
ertldrte, oaB es ibm meniser nm bic
6rau ju tbun lsi, oils pie in ben Bsiis
ieines pier Sabre alten SobueS ~
fommen, ben oieislbe nit li6 nabm,
uls lie Oem S6auipieler bierber fOlsts.
Colon uubm aud mirtlih ben Snubeu,
Der in Osm 8ett,immsr Der Wfuttsr
idlafeno lag, in Selis.
H llnterriht I'M Slapisripisl er,
tbeilt unter siiuitisen SeOinsunssn
Sr1ulsin @mma Siren. 519 Piue Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15
Wanne Grnntn.

Sonssoalr. SSabrenb fis an Disn,
flag in elmer leeren Got rGopbop4 uni
Spaber. ipielten, erbielt artbur Dunn
onrf Sarolo Dipers sufdlIis bic 3use
elmer 8uftfliute in oas rs6te ause
Die Serlesuns lit 3iemlid ssfabrli6
als cine Solse oes llnfalles 1T Die go,
liSei ausewieien pOrben, alle Yeriousr
su usrbaften. Die cine Suft' ober 6lObsrt
finite i'm. Beiis baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-15
Nette Ymttuaarett
stt ttteott9ftett Yreiiett+

0is been Mobeae bibi4tn 8ormen unp Die bO6Ite Nua'
tat ee Die &enntn gppen erlan9en onnen peron ei
sef0rpert senbn in irer auSeuns bon allen in @uB.
paaren M es in s gum sasen Sten ODER nur ben arn
tiren uno Sormen
0iee Sefiun ebt Obsnan in Der Sefonome, obenan in Der
Mooe 8is iest baben 6 ere @erfdue ber Die Der esen Sa
on perooppe uS berseusenb bab Die oftde SenbeS ir @
belt nb Oefonom in @rein uiere Selobnn9 it, 8ndn Sic
es nett u einem mdbisen 4reS 70 fommen Sic Su un8.
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40 5abre ppm Gualitdt
Nerfdnfen.~
1lniere Stlei erwaaren SsftiOn
ift I'M Galai@mnd, ;eisenO
clue pradtbOae slusitel=
lung bon alien, aas
net, be,auberno nno
falbionabel lit.

Sest, ba Die tiibleu, bsllen Dtitt.
Serblt Gage bier iino, fdnst baS iai.
ionable @iufaufen an. cine bebeutenoe
Sebung 3u Seisen. Jiiemals porbsr mas
rem mir 70 gut porbsreitet fur cine Sai.
fon's. @eiddfte, als mir es beute iino.
Die 8orr6tbe mareu niemals 10 reid.
baltig. bic Iuswabl 10 sroB ooer Wertbe
70 beItimmt. g8ir fiibreu 3pei auberse.
m6bnlids Wertbe In fetnen Sleioeritof'
fen beute on. uniere Saoentiife iino
init anbereu bon slei6er Site an9es
faut.
8psi aHbsrssnObnliGs Bsrtbe In ieinsn
alsiosrHOifen, gu $1.0O Die Gle.
81 GOD @breuron Streifeu franSDfi,
lds gang 0oGe Sabrifate in sinem rel.
den, prahtpollen @emebe unb BON
i66nem, fleiolamen slusisben, in alle
ben msiit ertluiiuen Shattirungen Der
SaiIon, einihlieBenh Sonoon Smofe,
Beacod, @anarb, g8iftaria, Wfaroon,
1aupe. @atawba, Dud, Slius uno Pa.
ris braun.
81 3oa Sabrifate in alle ben nsusu
faucp @ewsben. Sine 9rOBartige Slus.
ftelluns pom Ser9es, @beuiot, Boriteos,
6ouls, Rauamas uno oil ben popul6ren
Semeben in eiuer beiuabe enoloien glus,
mabl BON be,aubernoen Streiieneiietten.
@bsurOn, Serrinsbone. Diagonal unb
fancg Wtuiter In elmer Sarbe unb
erquiititen 3wei'Surben.
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Deutfde Briefttfe.

Sobn Sartedi, SiOia Sreoel,
Wfauo @rambs, Srau Paul 6ale,
RrOf. @ussu Saits, 8. z. 9Offedsr,
Paul SnBtap, Geo. 9. Wtepers,
s. Z. WieBmer, Slaude Oteislsr,
@wiu Stauffsr, Carl s. llrbetsiO,
@lara @alters, @onrab S8ilsbsrssr
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-08-18

w
L. F. Sales, Notary Public.
Victor Levy.
l, William Campbell, District At
torney for the Eighteenth Judicial
District of Louisiana, do hereby GER
tify that / have examined the forego-
ing act of incorporation of the Home
Building and Loan Association which
has been handed to mo For examina-
ton as to its lro.ity, -, that l am
of the opinion Iii : ga. : EFT and pur-
poses of said cor, RAJ as specified
in said act, are l. L that none
of the provision c AIRY to law.
Parish of Laf;,, 'eiana, this
18th day of July A..Nteen hum
dred and eight.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
District Attorney 18th Judicial
District of Louisiana.
Filed this 18th day of July, 1908, and
recorded same date in book of Miscel-
laneOus Acts E 3 at page.
j. GILBERT ST. JULIEN,
Clerk of Court.
l hereby certify the above to be q
true and correct copy Of the original
on file in my Office. In faith whereof
/ have this day affixed my Official sig
nature and seal of Office.
Thus done sat Lafayette, La, this
July 18th, 1908.
j. GILBERT ST. JULIEN,
Clerk. of Court.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-08-18

E..s -a3#@
The first Board OF Directors is here
by constituted of the following share
holders, to-wit:- Jules Goldsmith,
Clifton I. Young, O. B. Hopkins,
Charles O. Mouton, Joseph P. Colomb,
Fernand Moutop, S. E. Yandle, Paul
Krauss, J.. Arthur Roy, George Dou-
Get, and Isaac Bendel, and they shall
hold their. ofhces until their ucces-
ors are elected and qualified. The
number of shares subscribed by APP
pearers ere placed opposite their sig
natures.
Thus done and passed in my Office,
in the City Of Lafayette, Parish of
Lafayette, Louisiana, on the day,
month and year first above written in
presence of Messrs. L. F. Sales and
Victor Levy, competent Witnesses who
have signed these presents with the
said parties and me, notary, after due
reading Of the whole.
NAME, NO. SHARES
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-06
Ben areet's players.

1t will be new experience for those
who have seen Ben Greet and his
English company in Elizabethan roles
or in the old morality. Everymsn, TO
see Mr.. Greet in the most modern of
classic comedies, a play of the eIgh-
teentt century. presented with scenery
in the manner Of to-day. We have
come to associate Mr.. Greet with the
charlottesville master of Elizabeth
an stagecraft-and now, suddenly. he
steps forth as modern and challenges
attention as a master in the modern
field. His production of Goldsmith's
"she stoops to Conquer" is given with
scenery; but that is not all. 1t is CIV
en- with every part cast to a capable
actor, with a completeness and even
ness Of work by the company never
seen with any other artist of the day,
and indeed. It is given with. perhaps,
the best Tony Lumpkin who has ap-
peared for years, the inimitable Ben
Greet. At Pittsburg last Monday Mr..
Greet's presentation of this sparkling
comedy. received the unanimous en-
dorsement Of the newspapers. The
agreement of the critics as to the ex-
ceptional excellence and delightfulness
of this play was noteworthy. Mr..
Greet opens his first season in Fair
mont on Friday, March 6. with
twelfth Night" On Saturday at 2
p. m. a matinee performance of "Ev-
eryman" will be given at somewhat
lower prices, and on Saturday night
"she stoops to Conquer"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-06
FIR 81 WARD
sNeet Sixteen Entertainment


me ladies' Aid Society of the Dia
ipohd Street II. y. Church held a very
enjoyable meeting at the home Of Mrs
o. s. Nichols. Of Gufey street, Thurs
day afternoon. Various business mat
teFs we're transacted and arrange
ments for the Sweet Sixteen entertain
ment we're completed The entertain
nent VIM be held at the Diamond
Street NJ. q. Church, Thursday, March
iss 1T seyen-thirty o'clock. A pro
granme WIN be rendered by sixteen
young girls and a menu of sixteen DIFF
ferent articles win be served. Sixteen
cents admission fee viii be charged
The next meeting Of the society will
he held next Thursday at hte home
% the president, Mrs. James Cunning
ham, Of Gnffey street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-06

8 saraI days isit vdtb relanyes i
Gfa Eton
Rey III S. Boz ident q the
II. +. conference. left today % make
his ofIicfa1 visits IN the eastern part
Of the State He expects TO be gone
about a month.
Mrs. John Morr1son ana MI. and
Mrs. Ernest Morrison VIII move soon
from the Morrison property on Mer-
chant street to the properly on the
same street owned by Mr.. Bruce
Bartholow. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dodd
viii occupy the Morrison property.
Mrs. Amanda Powell, who is suffer
ing from typhoid fever is slightly Inn
proved.
Mr.. Frank wahu. who is employed
at Fairview, has been spending few
days at his home on Columbia street.
Mr.. Humphrey and family moved
Thursday from Water street to clarks-
burg.
Mrs. James Musselman, who has
been very Ill Of typhoid fever, is able
to sit up.
Mrs. George Hartley, who has been
III Of typhoid pneumonia at the home
Of her mother Mrs. I>ouden, Of State
street, is in very critical condition.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-06
Lemon, Chocolate. custard.

These are the three varieties Of
"oUR-PIE" preparation which are
creating so much favorable comment
everywhere. Each package It put up
according to the strictest Pure Food
Laws. It does not require an expert.
enced cook to make good pies from
"ouR-PTE." Just the proper proper
tons Of all ingredients are in the
package ready for your immediate use.
At grocers, 10 cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-06
GOVERNOR ADDRESSES v. NJ. c. a

GRAND FORKS. N. D., March G.
Governor John Burke will be the
principal speaker at the opening SEES
sion this evening of the convention of
the North Dakota Young Mems Chris
tian associations. Many delegates ar
rived to-day and the rally, which will
extend through tomorrow and Sunday.
promises to be one of the most note
worthy ever held in the Northwest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-06
SCHOOL REPORT,

Report Of the Pennington school for
the fifth month, beginning February
3 and ending February IS:
Principals room-Number enrolled,
boys. 4; girls. 8; total. Is. Per cent
of attendance, boys. 90; girls. 81; aV.
erage, 80. Those neither absent nor
tardy: Yynde Book. Don Lamb. Stan,
ford Hallam. AIDA Burnett. Opal Nor
gan and Clara Hartman.
Room four, Mary Hughes. teacher
Number enrolled, boys, IA; girls, 49,;
total, 80. Per cent. Of attendance,
boys. SO; girls, 81; average. SCH,
Those neither absent nor tardy: e.
vie Lamb, Fay level, Hugh Nester'
Hearl Bartlett, George Custer, Mary
Burns Edna Reamer, Villa Wells, Ma
gel Toothman, Celia LEVEL, Myrtle
Rice, Sadie Stafford and Ethel Hal
lam.
Room three. Mary Pickett, teacher
Number enrolled. boys, Is; girls. 10;
total 90. Per cent. Of attendance,
boys, SO; girls. 80; average. 93. THOSE
neither absent nor tardy: Louis Crib
BILE, Arthur Durham, Dale Martin,
Chester Parks, Beatrice Fahey. Goldie
Robinson, Jane staley and Edna Mes
ter.
Room two. Myrtle Michael. teacher
Number enrolled. boys. IS; girls. ~;
total, 30. Per cent. of attendance,
boys, 95; girls. "a; average, 94k.
Those neither absent nor tardy: James
Burns. Harry Ross, John Edinger, Har'
ry Hoffman, Freddie Dawson. Basil
Reamer, Carl Robinson, Josephine
Haggerty, Mary Lamb, Gail Wells,
Dale Cooper, Norma and Georgia
Downs.
Room one, Leota Morgan, teacher
Number enrolled: boys, IA; girls. s.;
total, %. Per cent. of attendance:
boys. %; girls, 90; average, "a. Those
neither absent nor tardy: Bernard
Haggerty, Cecil Martin, Paul Fahey,
Carla Dean, Louise Burns and Grace
staley.
F. j. PYLBs, Principal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-06
.noo EoR AIs soul.

TOPEKA, Kan. March C-Declar-
ing that the salvation of his immortal
soul has been ieopardized because of
the refusal Of the Rev. H. c. senne
10 accept him as member of his
church, Martin Bergman has brought
suit against the clergyman and places
the damages at $4,000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-06
city Hospital Notes.

Miss Reed, Of Morgantown, entered
the training school Thursday.
Mrs. George Mattison was admitted
Wednesday and underwent very Sc
RIOTS operation Thursday morning al
ten o'clock.
Clara Gilmore, of Hamilton street
was admitted "Wednesday and operat
led on this morning.
Miss Turner has returned from nurs
ing Mrs j. A. Justice, Of Columbia
street.
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coNEERENcE ON LABOR.

WASHINGTON, March C.-Prest'
dent Roosevelt will to-day hold con-
ference with the delegation from the
civic Federation. which is here for
the purpose OF discussing questions
concerning labor and capital with
members of congress.
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unu She Won Him.

It's the pretty wlnsome face that's
leading most men to the altar. Girls
get wise, take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea and get that clear, sweet
look, happy smile that wins them. Be
gin now. s5c, Tea or Tablets.-south
Side Pharmacy.
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APPEAL IN KAUFMAN CASE.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. March 6.-Le-
gal steps toward the hearing of the
appeal in the case of Mrs. Emma
Kaufman, wife of a millionaire
brewer of this city. who is charged
with the murder of Agnes Polreis,
16-year-old domestic, have been taken
by the attorneys for the accused wo-
man.
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TROOPS LEAVE eoLDFIELD.

WASHINGTON. March G-Accord.
ing to advice received here, the Uni
ted states troops which have been
stationed at Goldfeld, New. for some
time will break camp and return to
San Francisco tomorrow, the newly
organized Nevada State police now
being ready for duty.
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personals.

Miss Edna Thomas, Of Pleasant Val
ley. has returned to her home after
az short visit with Miss Edith Scott,
6of Columbia street.
James, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
sHerndon Fawcett, of the Fifth ward
vino has been very Ill with symptoms
u pneumonia, is much better.
Mrs. o. "A. Pilson has returned from
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SALMON CROP TO BE SHORT.

SEATTLE, Wash. March 6.-Pack-
ers say that the price Of canned
salmon will soon begin to soar sky
ward, as the indications are that the
1908 pack will be the shortest in
years. A big pack is expected in 1900.
as the fish run in schools every four
years.
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choir Meeting.

All members of the choir at the Dia'
mond Street NJ. e. Church are request
led, to meet at the church this evening
{ 1T seYenthirty O'Clock for practice.
Opened Lunen Room.
Mr.. Ed. jenkins has opened a lunch
room in the vacant building at the
FERRY landing.
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WOULD SAVE THE ToADs.

COLUMBUS, O., March ga move
ment for the preservation of the lowly
toad has been inaugurated by Profess
sor A. c. Pharro.Gagge, landscape
artist, who declares that the ugly little
animals, by destroying insects, are
preservers of plant and animal life
and conservators OF the public health.
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pRoMorE LONG PONY RAcE.

EDGBMoNT, 5. D., March 6.-Upon
the suggestion Of Colonel w. F. Cody.
a race of COW ponies from this place
to Denver is being arranged, the first
rider to arrive at the Colorado
metropolis to receive purse of$1,ooo.
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WHITE PLAGUE sANl7ARIuM.

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. March g.
Plans are being made for the cree
ton here. at cost of $1,OOO,OOO, of a
great sanitarium for the treatment of
tuberculosis, by the Presbyterian
Church of the United states.
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Falrmont. Morpantown q Pttsbur0 d
For coNNELLSvILLE and PITTSBURG
Leave, No /, $500 a. M; No. 3, x1:4l
a. M; No. 81 "2:1S p. m. Arrive. No
60, si:lo p. M; no. 2: x7:4e p. M; No
{, x9:40 p. M: No. 6S. 1909 p: m: q.
3. m. Arrive. No. 81. xU:b6 a. m.
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to Fairbanks, Alaska. on specially
chartered vessels. to be employed as
,strikebreakers in the labor war car
ried on by the mine operators against
the Western Federation of Miners.
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piles Cured In : TO "a pays.

PAzo OINTMENT Is guaranteed 70
cure any case Of itching. Blind, Bleed
ing, or Protrudlng Piles in to IA
days or money refunded. SOC.
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For COLUMBUS and CHICAGO. Ne.
1924 a. !; No IL. 1880 p. m.
For WHEELING. No. Z. 1924 a. M; Nj
IL. S7:40 a. m. Clocal); No. II, s1:5o !
m. QocaD; No. IS. se.0S p. m.