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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-20

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sNn5 suEze1trd By. pns 81 Ita most I'm port
mt md yniiable tnsr edIents - Golden
Seal fp'ot fI m X a
Eenrly forty Year, ngu, Dr. Plerco dis
.corered TINT be could by tho nsnof pure;
striple-rcf5ncd Elyrertns. aidnd hyf d re
tain degree Ole Constantly maintained
sheat and With tina aid sot Apparatus and
Appliances designed for that purposn eye
3dlcina1 roots their curative properties
much better thnn by the use ;of, alcohol,
30 generally employcd. y So the now world.
famed = Goldenl Medical Discovery for
the cure of,weak stomach, INDIGESTION. or
'ayspepsla..torPid liver, or bilfoasness and
klndred deraEsements was FIRST made. as
u eyer sinfe has bhsn. without . particle
= s1s slaSee ,s III Rs. 3, Il, ins.edI.
ients. printed on aXefY bottle-wrapper,
will show that II; L. tpnde from the most
valuable medicinal rob- found growing
In our American &foressS All stfiese Ln:s
d9EsaiaelE from the leadlhE Isdlcai ex:i
EerISLLeIcEeTs-11E- Mr1tnElo5- 1GIfE3i
Alel.<1 VINO r:eca1n than . s thc VIEW
9t;st -Eemei1Ies for .t1e-aiseases for which
stls 56oE q tRess sSi S
Buffalo. N. y, and viii be mailed Tfrec 10
any one asking same by, postal card, or
letter addressed to the Doctor as above.
standard medical books Of all ths differs
Sent schools OF practice, 1t will be found
that the ingredients composing the Gold
en- Medical Discovery are advised NOT
only for the cure OF tho above mentioned
Rh
hoarseness, sore throat, lingering, = or
hnng-on-coughs, and all those wasting
affections which, II not promptly and
In consumption Take DR.. Picscn's Dis.
covery In time and persnvere In Its usn
until ynu give 1t a fair trial and II Ii not
likely to dfsnppolnt.s Too much must not
be expected OF It. It Will not perform
miracles. It will not cure consumption
In lts advanced stngcs. No medicine WILL
1t 1rttl cure the affections that load I'D to
consumption. II tdkc,l In time. 'it
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Remember that satisfaction is part
of every purchase here. Put lis to the
test. No shopping tour Is complete
without a visit here.
E. c. JONES.
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HARVARD coMMENcEME EMIT.

CAMBRIDGE. S.ass, June 2o.-wlth'
the traditional exercises. the 272l
commencement OF the nations oldest
educational institution will be obsery.
ed next week Mt Harvard. Many
prominent alumni have promised to
attend and addresses Will be made by
several men of international fame who
claim Harvard us their alma mater.
Last year. the Harvard commence
ment speakers We're Secretary Elihu
Root, Ambassadors Bryce and the
Duke of the Abruzzi. who has since
attained to popular fame Trough his
to Miss (. Katherine Ell
kins.
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OYSTER BAY WELCOMES TEDDY

OYSTER BAY. L. l.. June 20.-No
formal arrangements have been made
for the reception of President Roose-
welt on his arrival here from WASH
ington to spend the summer vacation
ms the President has Indicated that he
prefers the Informal greeting which
has been extended him In the last few
years by his admiring fellow citizens.
Members OF the Presidents execu-
tive force have engaged rooms at y
local hotel, as have the secret service
men who will serve as the Presidents
body guard during the summer.
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COMING WEEK
DAY ]! BIZ DAY


new YORK Jnne 90 Among the
RANT news events sch ednled for
this week are the fotlowing;
Sunday.
Eleventh congress OF North Ameri-
can skat League opens In New York.
Great Demonstration OF women suf-;
fragists VIII be held in Hyde Park.
London. i
Sss Monday. 81
General Federation aof Women,s
Clubs conyenes In annual; sessions at
Boston S..
American Institute Of Homeopathy
begins annual convention in Kansas
City.
Travellers. ectiyeyAssociatlon OF
America coavenes in milwaukee,. d. I \
American Railway Master Mechan:
les Association meets at Atlantic CITY.
& Supreme Commandary OF the
Knights: Of st. John meets in Reading.
Pa. Z, - -, = IS. ~
Government suit against Standard
OIL Company will be resumed in New
York. e. VIZ
W & \ "a Il Tuesday. Il
& Miss Jean Reid daughter OF Ambas.
sador Reid. and Hon. John Ward Will
be married.
American Society of Mechanical En-
gineers will convene In Detroit.
American Society of Civil Engineers
meets In annual session at Denver.
y American Seed Trad Association
begins annual convention in Detroit.
American Society for Testing Ma.
terials convenes in Atlantic City.
Association OF Transportation AMI
Car Accounting Offices meets at Nj
aEara Falls.
National Association of Credit Men
opens convention In Denver.
Wednesday.
Annual commencement exercises at
Yale and Harvard universities.
Railway Telegraph Superintenlents
OF America meet in Montreal.
National Confectioners' Association
begins annual session mt Atlantic City.
National Baptist Sunday. School Con.
sress opens in Jacksonville, Fla.
National Educational Association
Of Colored Teachers meets In Louis.
Vile.
Z Thursday.
Annual boat race between crews OF
Yale and Harvard at New London.
American Society of Automobile Fin.
sineers vii hold convention in De-
troIt.
Optical Specialists Association OF
America will convene in Des A1oines.
Saturday.
Gubernatorlal primary will be hell
in Tennessee.
Denrer's big new convention hall
will be formally opened.
Annual intercollegiate regatta will
be held at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
American Olympic contestants will
sail for London.
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TO DEDICATE CHAPEL.

& oBERLlN.l o.. June 2o.-Ftnney Me.
mortal Chapel, the gift of OberlIn Col
lego, of Frederick N. Finney. of Mil.
iwaukee, in memory OF his father.
Charles Grandson Finney. second
president OF oberl!n, will be dedicated
Tomorrow. The cost of the building
was about $4,000. The new Carnegie
library building will be dedicated on
Tuesday.
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EDITOR TO WED.

g CHICAGO. June 2o.--.A romance of
John D. Rockefeller's University Of
Chicago, will haye Its elimination to.
day at Kalamazoo. Mich, when Ber.:
nnrd Lyman Johnson, editor OF 4 the
American Carpenter and Builder, will
wed Miss Ruth Wheaton. Both are
graduntes of Chicago University. !
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h NEW HAVEN rchn + Jss.f, 90
In tnguishei yast alumni fssm an
nser the g 4 q ars Iic4tlSl ing n
arise IN New Haven 10 take part ia
the annual comm ncement exercises
beginning tomorrow Score tary TAFT
will be here and has promised 10 de-
liver an address. this commencement
marking the thirtieth anniversary Of
Bis graduation from yale. Other
events on the Yale CONNIE ncement
programme are as follows: II:
" sunday--10 80 q. { m, Bacca1auarats
address by the president in woolserl
Hail; 5 5p. M, organ recital by, Pro.
lessor Jepsons In Woolsey Hall IS p.
m. annual meeting of the Yale For.
eign Missionary Society IL Dwight
Hall. with report OF the executive
committee. AMI address by tbs Rev.
Prof. H. p Beach. II
Monday-1O:15S a.. M. meeting Of
executive committee OF the annual adj.
tisory board; in Woodbridge Hall;.
1880 a. M. class day exercises OF
Sheffield Scientific School; l11:15 a. M,
meeting Of alumni advisory board; In
Woodbridge Hall; 12:3o.2 ap. M. an.
nual meeting Of Law School Alumni
Association. with collation.. and ad.
dresses by alumni and others, in Hen.
.drie Hall; 2 p. M. presentation ex.
,ercises OF senior class in college. with
grafton. poem, and history, On college
campus. followed by planting OF ivy:
$3.50 p. ms anniversary exercises of
law school. in Hendrie Hall. with
Townsend prize speaking by members
of senior class, followed by an adj.
dress to the graduating classes. by
John w. Foster; S p. my Informal
meeting of Glass Secretaries Assocla-
tIon, at Dwight Hall: s p. M, adj.
dress before medical school. in the
College Street Hall, by Prof. William
7. sedwicl: OF Massachusetts, Inst.-
tute of Technology headquarters Of
the alumni of the medical school at
No. $50 York street,: 81 p. M, re-
ception in Eye:s Hall by governing
board and the senior class Of the
Sheffield Scientific School; s:15 p. M.
concert by the Giee. Mandolin and
Banjo Clubs. in woolsey Hail; 10 p.
M, prominade of the senior class. in
Woolsey Hall.
Tuesday. 10000 n. M. meeting Of the
alumni, In Alumni Hall. with address
by the president; 10 a. NIL p. M.
polls open in Woodbridge Hall for the
election of member OF the corpora.
ton; p. NJ. university baseball
game. Harvard VS.. Yale: T:15 p. m.
fourth annual. graduates commence
ment dinner In University Hall.
Wednesday-1O O. m, procession OF
the officers, graduates. candidates for
degrees and invited guests. formed In
college campus, on arrival OF which
at WooIsey Hall the graduation exer-'
cises will begin: 12:45,p. M. assembly
CT alumni on university campus; 1 p.
NJ. dinner OF the alumni In University
Hall; 81 p. m. presidents reception
for graduates. with their families. and
Invited guests In Memorial Hall.
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HOME FOR BOYS.

y SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. June 90
Officers of the grand council o. United
Commercial Travellers to-day laid the
corner stone OF a home for boys. to be
erected by the order at Canyon Crest
ranch.
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TRACTION COMPANY.

Cars leave Cor. Main and Jefferson
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Schedule OF Interurban Cars, oeto
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11

Strong Appeal from One Deeply In
terested In lie Welfare.

0ANAtfM .NfHRN9l tIRiN wv
tsrestsd In lie Welfare.
Editor sun: Please allow me space
to Say a few words in behalf of the
Odd Fellows Sanitarium or the Alach-
ra County Hospital Association.
! was very much surprised, a. well
as panied a few days ago, upon re-
ceiving a letter from dear friend
containing ~the information that the
hospital was badly in need Of funds.
Il seems as though 1t Is not paying
EXPENSE and II they do not get aid
from some source It will have to close
It's doors. also understood that a
large per cent Of It's patients are OBJ
jeets Of charity and not able to pay
their expenses, but no one is ever
turned away Now, can't believe
that the good people OF Gainesville
and Alachua county viii let the doors
Of such an institution close for want
Of a little help or financial backing.
II would be a shame and an outrage
and forever a reflection on the peo-
pie Of. Gainesville and AIachua county
Now know that the people Of Gaines
vile are amply able to carry this in
stitution through its dark days. but
| am of the opinion that the trouble
with them is that every day, more or
less, objects Of charity present them
selves and receive only a passing
thought. The hospital is deserving Of
more attention than this. Being
fixture, II will not only be beneficial
to you and Gainesville, but may do
your children and grandchildren
good. / feel that II is the duty Of
every citizen Of Gainesville and
Alhchua county to stand by It in its
time OF need, for you don't know how
soon you viii need Its services, and
need them badly.
Persons who don't feel disposed or
able TO give money can contribute
produce, or even wood, as all such
has to be bought and Is same as cash.
Now, fellow-cItizens, stand by your
guns, put your shoulders 70 the
wheel, and let the good work Of the
hospital continue. Respectfully,
A Co-WORKER.
Newberry March 10, 1908.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
pence Dc Leon cslsSrasIon.

AZ viii b seen By notice elsewhere
In this paper. the city Of 81. Augustine
proposes 10 hold grand Ponce de
Leon celebration fog three days, begin,
ming April I. This win be one OF the
greatest events IN Florida his,Ory, aud
elaborate preparations are being made
20 entertain tho crowds,
,sI Augustine h a city shroadcd
in history. ancient aud mOdern, and as
the good people OF that city never be-
hsve In doing things by halves, all
those who attend these festivities are
assured OF good time aud time
which viii be remembered Cor mahy
years.
FER I've historic relies alone. = WISH
~ the Ancient City Il worth tae tins.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
rHG OUARDs mlNsreELs.

Doys Are In Practice, and VIII soon
Present q Pine Entertainment.
Our people may expect q big thing
IN the line OF musical entertainment
IN short time. when the Gainesville
Guards Minstrels will appear before
the footllghts.
This aggregation. which comprises
q number Of the most talented young
men In the city when II comes 70
music, are reheRrslng regularly. and
something extra good IL anticipated,
The ScnEs and jokes win be new,
catchy and up-todAte. and are bound
70 please those who hear them.
This entertainment win be given
for NE benent, Of the new armory
OF the Guards. the proceeds 10 be used
IN detFaying the expenses Of fitting
out the athletlc rooms, the billiard and
pool parlor, the readingroomS. etc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
NEweERRY ITEMS.

Newberry, March 10.-Miss Neal
Johnson entertained few of her
friends Monday evening at the home
of her sister, Mrs. D. G. Roland
Those present were Misses Ada
Pierce, Lula Vause, Antha Croft and
Neal Johnson; Messrs. Ruby Hender-
son. John Miller, c. A. Neal and W..
G.. Chapman. They all reported a
grand time,
Little Miss Margaret Mcleod en-
tertained her numerous little friends
at a birthday party last Tuesday af-
ternoon. The little folks present were
Thelma Kidding, Bessie Roland Ca
milla Kidding, Ivy Swfndal Mary
Kincaid and Louis Kincaid; Peyton
Fortson, Jr., Thomas Roland, Rouse
May. George Kidding, Nelson White,
Carl May, Frank White and Thomas
Kincaid. 1t is useless to add the lit.
tie folks spent a very pleasant after
noon, and wished little Miss Margaret
many happy returns of the day
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Howell,
March 7th, a fine boy.
John Miller spent Sunday at Jones'
vile, guest Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T, Henderson are
home, after a few a days visit to rel.
atives at Micanopy.
, Mrs. Ben Wetherington and little
son, Graham, are spending the week
in Dunnellon.
B. b. Wheeler OF Dunnellon was a
visitor here Sunday, returning Mon.
day.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
.RIE N. ROBINSON
RECEIVES EAT Plum
Appointed Postmaster Of City Of
Pensacola Tuesday.
TAE FLoaIoA oRoANIEATIoM

Shows lee strsngtb ~ securing Ap-
pOlntmsnt 81 Nj. RobInsop, In De,
flames Of strong Opposition BY
Opponents Of Tast supporters.
Hon. Shields Warren, receiver Of
the United States land once IN this
city. Tuesday afternoon received. IN
formation from Hon. Henry 8. Club,
register Of the United states land Of
Zee, and chairman Of the FlorldA
State Central Republican Committee,
to the effect that Hon. J. N. coombs
and himself conferred with the PTcsi-
dent and that the appointment Of
Hon Xix N. Robinson % postmaster
OF Pensacola would be announced
Tuesday 1.-THE lOthJ
This announcement scores another
victory for the State Republican or.
ganisation, and goes Is evidence Of
the strength OF the Roosevelt fac
ton. Il such may be called a faction,
IN Florida.
Mr.. Robinson IL large lumber
merchant In Pensacola, where be has
been for years, and IL one Of the
leading and most influential citizens
Of that progressive city He served
as postmaster OF Pensacola by APP
pointment under the Mckinley admin.
istration, and the only reason he has
not retained this responsible and dig.
nified position was because he re-.
fused to be q candidate after one
term. -
Col. Chubb wires from Boston,
where he and Col. Coombs are spend.
Ing q day or two. He reports plenty
Of ice and very gisagresable weather
In the Massachusetts capital, but EVIL
IDENTIFY feels jubilant that there was
no "trseEeout" in Washington.
Col. Chubb 10 TO DO Congratulated
BY bis friends here and throughout
the State upon his successful mission
TO the President
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
Don't Complain.

II your chest pains and you are I'M
able to sleep because of q cough, buy
q bottle OF Ballard's Horehound Syrup
and you won't have any cough. Get
q bottle now and that cough will not
last long, A cure for all pulmonary
diseases. Mrs. JA--. Galveston. Tex,
writes: II can't say enough for Bal.
lard's HorehOund syrup, The relief II
has given me is all that IL necessary
for me to say" Sold by w. u. John
aOf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11

WsII-knOwn Fox Terrier Of !. A. e.
tel Run Down BY Automobile.

Wsll.knOwn Fox Terrier Of J. A. e.
tel Run Down by Automobile.
"Trixie," the, welI-known fox terrier
belonging to Jos. A. Ettel, happened
to "a bad streak" Of luck Tuesday
morning. for which she paid the penal
~ IN death, having been run down
and killed by an automobile.
There II a moral to this incident
which II might pay all dogs to heed
keep out Of the habit OF chasing autos.
The accident occurred on East
Main street ~, and no fault is laid
on the driver OF the machine. "Trixie"
has always had a weakness for chas-
Ing autos, Notwithstanding that her
master has administered chastisement
upon various occasions. II seems that
she was never more delighted than
by giving vent 70 her canine language
to her disgust fora machine--but she
dashed once too often, with the re-
suit that she Is now about the dead
est dog, In this section.
Friends OF Mr.. Ettel sympathize
with him In the loss of this pet,
which was n pedlgreed and very In
telIigent animal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11

science Has Now Found the True
Way TO Cure indigestion,

Science Has Now Found the True
Way to Cure indigestion.
The first thing TO do In the case OF
indigestion or stomach weakness Is
to strengthen the muscular walls Of
the stomach and intestines, so that
they will care for the food that Is
eaten. In no other way can this be
done as well as Oy taking a Ml-ona
tablet before each neal This restores
strength to the stomach muscles and
stimulates the pouring out Of gastric
juices, 30 that the food digests readily
and Its nourishment Is retained In the
system to build up energy aud vi.
tally.
Use Mona and you will have no
more sick headache, heartburn. bad
taste In the mouth. coated tongue.
spots before the eyes, sleeplsssnsss
and the many other symptoms that
are the direct result Of indigestion.
J,W. Mecollum 4 Co. give with every
6O-cent box Of Mona q guarantee 20
refund the money unless the remedy
cures.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
OFF 70 sr. PETERSBURG.

Representative 70 Grand Lodge. X.
Of p. LSft Tuesday.
A Jolly crowd OF Pythlans. CON.
prislng Grand Chancellor Louis c,
Lynch. A. n. CUshmAn. Geo. r, Nor.
ria N, Il, Carter and r. e. Davis.
left Tuesday for st. Petersburg.
whore they viii attend the session
Of the Grand Lodge Of the knights
Of PythiAa. which win be held In
that city for three days. beginning
today.
These gentlemen were accompanied
By Mira George r. MorTiG supreme
representative OF the Pythlan eistePs.
who win represent that branch Of the
order.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
DoUoHERTV-REDDINO,

Marriage Of Two Popular Young Pso-
pie viii Occur Here Today.
The young society people OF the
city are looking With deep interest TO
the wedding OF Mr.. James DOOghsrty
OF Jacksonville and Miss Ida ReddinG.
which will occur At the First Mstho.
dist church at high nooa. Rev. Dr,
Miner ofhelatinE.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple viii leave for points on
the East Coast for their honeymoon.
after which they win make their
home IN Jacksonville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
Civil Services Examination.

A civil service examination for ru.
raj mail carrier was conducted in this
city Saturday by the local secretary,
Il. Paul Brown.
There were eleven applicants, all
Of whom were white. This IL the first
examination on record In this city
where all applicants were white per
soma
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
Notice to Our Customers.

We are pleased 10 announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles 10 not affected
BY the National Pure Food and Drug
law as Il contains no oplAtes or other
harmful drugs, and We recommend Il
a. q safe remedy for children and
adults. j. W. NcCollum 4 Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
Change IN weather.

The sudden dropping OF the temper.
ature Tuesday. with = disagrccahle
Wind, following . warm and sultry
MOndat. had 4 tendency 10 make our
citiseas shiveV little more than
they would had th,, Temperature BEEN
more even Zoe the two days
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
FUNERAL OF Or. PEPPER.

VIII be Held From First Methodist
Church at 3 O'Clock Today.
The funeral OF Rev, e. |. d. Pepper,
the death OF whom occurred Monday
afternoon, will be held from the
Methodist church at 3 o'clock this al.
ternoon. Rev. T. ], Nixon officiating.
The interment will be in Evergreen
cemetery, Friends OF the family are
invited.
The following gentlemen are re.
Quested to act as pall.bearers: ]. NJ,
Dell. II. l.. Phifer, d. NJ. Tomkles,
w. r. MeKinstry, T. W. Stands, G,
NJ. WEIGH.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
Police car,aln Murt,rsa .

heUdiohcy, Russia. March lN-rae
police captain % Rer,iichev, n Kar
tamlsAeG. ass shot ard kil,ed o0 No
ssreet here SATURDAY rhe assassin
got away.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-11
PILEs GUIDO IN . no q DAYS.

PAzo OINTMENT Il guaranteed TO
cure any case OF ltchhs. Hind, blovd.
Ing or ProtrudinR Piles In 8 to IL days
or money refunded. SOC.