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The newspaper., 1908-09-18

II your Power spray outfit goes
back on you and you want it fixed
IN a hurry. phone the Reliance
Machine Works. Both phones.
Coop. No. GO. Colo. Paonia 4
All calls answered promptly.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Billy Hopkins. of the Crawford
Chronicle. was in town Thursday
and found time during his busi-
ness transactions to visit the fruit
exhibit.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

For SALE:-The McDonough
horse. eight years old. weight
200 lbs. See me at c. c. Haw-
kin's Office. WM. WoorrEN.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

MI. Clay Romenger. a nephew
OF Mrs. L. @ Wade. arrived in
Psonia from Denver Wednesday
evening and will spend several
weeks visiting with his aunt and
family.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Miss Katie Strife, a friend of
Miss Anna Brckus, spent several
days here visiting. She left the
last of the week for Lincoln, Neb.,
where she will make her future
home.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18
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Pickles made right demand
W'elborn's pure spices.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

The numerous visitors here
this week have been convinced by
what they have seen that this is
the garden spot of Colorado.
The proof was in evidence all
about them.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Wanted:-Chickens at the Bross
Hotel. ]. c. STITT.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

DIR. II. X. Gibbs. OF Cedaredge.
nominee for County Clerk on the
Democratic ticket spent several
days in town this week.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

|. II. Williams. of Crawford.
candidate for sheriff. was here
Thursday looking over the fruit
exhibit and inspecting political
fences.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Misses Minnie and Helen Hunt
who went from here to Lake City
some time ago are spending fair
week with friends here.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Spice season is here. W'elbOrn's s
fresh spices are here too.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Mrs. Geo. Curtis is back from
her long visit in Glenwood
Springs and'is looking much i'm
proved in health.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Gun cleaning rods at the Re-
lance Machine works.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Have you tried our breakfast
sausagef Pure meat, no filters.
Home made every day.
l.. +. STEPHENS.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

The street crossings were not
quite all finished before the fair
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Pics FOR SALE-All sizes at
ED ANDERSoN'S.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Quite delegation of Crawford
people were over to the fruit fair.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Judge Dickerson. OF Delta, took
a look at the fruit exhibit Thurs
day.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

An up-to-date line of bicycle
supplies at the Reliance Machine
Works.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Mrs. Adams, mother of DR..
Hamilton, was a fair visitor from
Crawford this week.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

Wanted: Ito rent piano. In
quire at this office.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

John McNaughton left for Den
yer the last of the week.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

AT the Peoples Meat Market
you will always get fair and
square dealings. good meats and
coupon books at a discount for
cash.
puTT EISFNERANFR Prom
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

We sell fire insurance policy
that assures. CLINE & HuFrY.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

Ripe Olives-a luxury you will
certainly lpreciate-at
Milton SPENcER's.
The newspaper., 1908-09-18

PHIL EIsENkRAMER. Prop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

Ne6brenbt $ e I g.
/ .. Haa San0elsite6et Sbiobol=
men Deo Sannesiigen ne6bren6tc
forleoen Scat 8r1tif mes @arebebol0=
ming og to 8rpgger iamt Salppur-
ten at Damplfibsfaien. Sloen OPP
ltoo / Ell 8rpgge, bpor ser bar @rl-
beboloning. Gaaningsbuiene re6oe=
oes. 2igeiaa Selefonitationen, bpor=
Sl6en BOG greb fat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

Ser I'LL bar mo6toget &aloet /
@aupQca, @is., for at np6e en- BEL
tient &bile obenpaa 7 Mors baQr0t
Mrbei6e Deo 2utber College, err
fp6t 5. 81. Mai 1866 / 2initrup peo
&ongeaaen, &aoerslep &re6s. ST
ter lin &onfirmatton beiegte fan
Hreparan6eum be6 Sgn6er, 6erefter
Sen frtitelige 2atinlfole Matineum
t 8reftum og mo6tog S11l6en6ellen
al fin tbeologilfe l16oonnelie paa
Ere iteifolen / &ropp> bborpoa fan
u0ban6re6e til Mmerifa / 1892 og
mo6tog &al6 til Sen 6onif lutberife
Menigbe6 / 2incoln, Mebr. S 1896
fal6e6es ban til gmaus Menigbe6en
/ &acine, bbor ban birfe6e / omtrent
otte &ar, inotil ban meotog 6or=
itanoerifobet for 2utber College. Gn=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

Torbin6elie mes Ohio @pnooen,
set amerifanif-tpif lutberife Strife
lamfun6, iaale0es at oenne ienber cit
inofg0t amerifanif Yrofesior til Col
leget, Ser ifal ln6erbiie / Sbeologi,
2iteratur og &iitorie. 9ette 1fer
u6en l0gift for Sfolen moo at oen=
ne til @iengielo giper Mbgang for Sc
TIFF amerifanife @enigbeoers 8prn.
Ohio 5pno6en opnaar 6erpeo Sen
6oroel, at Sen faar ct 5te6 at ienoe
lutberife 8grn til for 6enne 9el al
2anoet, i6et 6isie bi6til bar maottet
rejie 400 Mil for at fomme paa
&pjifole. 0g 2utber College opnaar
ptoere Sen 6or6el at faa gratis en-
9erer til en- 8er6i. al 81 &unore=
oe Collars og at blibe @entret for
1ilienoelie at 8grn fra liot ODER
@unoreoe lutberffe Menigbeoer; og
Ga Sfolen, iom BEN er M, itaur poa
en- go6 og folio %gfonolniif 8alis, bill
Sperensfomiten meo Ohio Spnooen
bt6rage til, at Sen lettere fan naa
l16biflingen mos at p6e en- bsiere I'm
6erpisning / 2igbe6 meo Sc be6ite
amerifanife Golleger og forlaoe lit
bi6tioige @tan6punft, iom beienligit
forbereoen6e / 2igbe6 meb, bpao
Silfel6et er paa @ittenber9 college
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

Sr. @1gge traa6te uo og 6anneoe ct
NIT @elifab ~&rpn6eren", iom fjebte
9ampifibene u&aitor" og uTollur",
Ser blep lat / a%lmin6elig 6ragtfart.
&effept66en al Sftbsreoer @ug-
ges ltn6erllag og G%alifnerier fan
enonu life iiffert fonitateres. Ser
til bar bans 8ogferlel beret oltfor
mongelfulo. Det peienlige Sab
eaar no ODER Girmoet Searnlep &
@9er, &rtitiania. 8ugge bar facet
ct 2aon paa 10000 &roner MOB at
oeponere Dampiftbsaftier, iom imio=
lerti6 ienere bite fig at bore fallfe.
8e6rageriet op6age6es for fort Sis
iioen al &%epiiorerne / &e6ertjelifobet
~Srenoeren"> lom fan6t flere fell
ogtige &nfgrsler / Bggerne> og ueo
ben unoeriggelie, iom 6erefter blep
iperflat, bite set Jig, at 8ugge bao=
Sc %6eponeret Mfttebrebe paa ligelD=
; oenoe Numre baaoe bos Gearnlep &
@ger og bos Sgnsberg &ripatbanf.
8ug9e, iom bob6e reiit til Spe=
rige, bleo arreiteret / Gunes-
6alen, ga fan bberfen bapbe
Benge eller @apirer paa Jig. @an
blep 6erpaa fert ODER @ren6ien og
bar for &olittet afgibet ful6 Stlitaa=
cl1p
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

@tSconiin % an0re 5foler, Ser or
beioer fonierpatipt mellem to luther
lfe Samfuno. Meo Siben bil6e Sen
ga fl1n11e blipe en- 6orifole for Sbeo=
logerne til l1niberltteterne / ct.
SAUL, @inneapolis og Columbus, og
ga 0aniferne bele Sioen er @iere al
Sfolen, pil 2eoelien alti6 blipe / 6e>
res @enoer. Sg fra lit npe &al6
i @aupaca oil Haitor 6. $. Senien
ltaoig bebol0e lin Mnoel / 2utber
College 2eoelie, ioet Fan MI in6tre.
Ser | 8eitprelien, me0ens Sen npe
6oritan6er bliber 0ennes &reli6ent.
Den npe 2eber ct en6nu life en6elig
palgt, men ser feres for Siben Sor>
banolinger in6enfor &omiteem on
gaaenoe tire bper iier 6pgttge &e6a.
goger, og &eiultatet beraf oil mart
foreligge. 8eitprelien, ser ifal tage
8eltemmelie ON @folens 2e6elie be,
itaar for 9iebliffet al Baitor sc. g.
Simonien, @aupaca, @is., Baito1
s. 81. Seriil6, Neenab, @is., &oitor
s. g. Senien, Mtn6en, @ebr., 6'@rr.
6. 9. Sfop, Gilbelm Mielien, al &a.
cine, Sens &enningien al Sconto,
iamt ST.. Carl Ntelien, @aupoca,
@is. Set nDe Sfoleaar bill begDn6e
{. /. Sftober 5. 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

t e ret @fibsre=
5 e r. Sfibsre6er s.. SO. 8ugge /
Sron6biem, iom TOM fra Ggnsberg
og etablere6e Jig / Gron6biem / Cont
meren 1906, CT orreiteret for un6er=
flag og Deponering al falife Mftie=
brepe. Mrrei ten er forlangt al en-
Del Mftionerer / be Selifaber, ban
bisponerer, og at ct itgrre &ritiania=
firmo, bbem 8eoragerierne for @tgr=
lte6elen bar goat us ODER. Sngen al
Notwithstanding liber noget
Sab, bporimo6 en- Egnsber9banf ifal
bore en- Gel interesieret. 8eorage-
rierne ifoI / set bele 6reie Jig ON 70
a $4,000 &roner, iaapi6t mon MI
fan ie. &r. 811gges Sransaftioner
bor beret noflaa omfattenoe. 6gr
SEN iapanif=rusiiife &rig beiti1te ban
be6 Gron6biems mefanilfe @erflteo
ct itort 2%aite6ampifib rGgnSberg-
bus" og tegnet life faa glitter Der
/ 8pen / set Selifab, iom ban 6an-
ne6e for 9pertagelien al bette Sfib.
Mellem ST.. 8ugge og @e1ifabetS
ebrige Direftgrer opitob Ser imio-
Iertio l1enigbeo, iom le6e6e til, at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

bper oil iiffert in0renme Sc @a11jfe-
ligbeoer, Eaitor Senien far bapt !
lin @jerntng, og at ser 1fal Ell efs-
ceptionel Sber6igbeo og Dpgtigbeb
til at funne naa set MaoI, set Ell
lpffeoeS bom at uoa me0 &enipn til
9utber College. bborof life set pa1
set minoit panifelige at bringe Sore:
t%agen0ets @iel6, ser paa ct Si6s:
punft bar $4,000 Collars, u6 a
Ger6en, iaa at Ser MI ingen Gorrent:
ming er og oberbopeoet ingen @iplo
n1en berimo0 ct &ar en6nl1 nloIgte
@pggegrl1noe repreienteren6e bpe1
CT Ger0i al SO @unoreoe Dol.
lars iamt ct Speri fuo al noget obe,
tulin6e Collars fontant.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

Rouerende Haarxeeh,et. Overhodtgt
For 5oc i Fr,ma5fer elisf M IeneSf1se 's sen ndese en-
Pakke med B1uRsanviening. NANCE AARs ER.
Barring. RUD. KNUDSEN, Apotheker, bs26
Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, My.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

@rano paa S e.f m-
y c II. Sorleben Sag peo Miooogs-
tio ppito0 8ran0 / @opeobpgningen
paa Seforfampen Gonotoriun1. 81
oen greb ol11 Jig mco Ell iaooan @olo-
lombe0 / Sen toetogeS Spmmerbpg>
ming, at Sen life ltp0 til at re06e.
S 2ebet al IS Minuttcr bar 6en IQgt
/ Mife.
@onatorietS @initer bar for Set
meite llng0om fra &riitiania> og 50
8ron0en iuotraf bar Sc fleite al Sem
uoe og gift paa eli. Srnt6lerti0
fon1 ser burtig Golf til fra 6efor,
bporfra Ser fun er 5 Minutters, Sci,
og Ser blep uofol6ct ct iberoig oe
itorartet Mrbeioe iaapel for at binbre
Sl6en / at gaa ODER paa 6e pprige
8pgninger iom for at reo6e melt NH:
zig al oeI 1oHH 1QnO1eS I Oe1 DrGn=
6en6e 8pgning.
Set lDffe6es at re66e cit itor 9e]
af SnDentariet. SSngen Menneife1
fom til @fa6e. Nogen ltarre &us:
ng0 TOM 8ran6en beloigbis life til
at fremfal6e. Faa Sector bor mar
itillet ct al Sc imaa &nie til 81
8ranoliotes Dispoiition. Sl6en an
tageS opitaat be6 @niiter, iom el
fal6t fra 5foritenspiben og neo pal
Saget iom bar teffet al Sierepap
Sen bren0te 8pgning bar 6-8 Mal
gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

Morges itprlte 8an6 s.
e 5 e. Yaa
Grenoien al @erre6erne @gilan0,
@etlano og @aolan0 ligger 5toffa=
ban6et, JONI er 4 a 5 &paoratmeter
itort og fun 8 Meter 6pbt paa Set
opbei tie. @elt iiDen 70=Marene far
Sonfen or11 at l10tappe &anoet peret
oppe; nrer. fgrit for to Mar iioen paa=
begpnotes Mrbei0et, til bpilfet 5ta=
ten bar bepilget ct @i0rag al 10000
&roner. &a10ets naturlige 9lfl96 er
pltoDer MOS Gaunsfior0c11; men ll0=
tapningel1 pil lfe pe0 en- &anal> lom
gaar p%eitopcr til @ofrsijor0. Sand
len CT fist oper 2 &ilometer lang,
og rn1iOOel6art be0 lt0lp6et ira Ga11=
Set goor Sen giennem en- 342 Meter
lang G1n11el gjennem Tjel0. Su11=
nelen CT 2 Meter breo og 20 Weter
bei og ligger 6 Meter UNDER Sen MT
pGren6e @a10ita110. 0enne Su11nel
er I'LL fnr0ig og blep bpitioelig aab=
net ioag / 0perper al Mmtrnan0en,
forfiellige Observation-Disclosures,
Sr6fgrerne / Sc tire intereslere6e Ser
reoer og min6it 1000 Menneifer fra
8p og 8pg6. Salt omfring C,000
Maal go6 Sor6 oil blioe tgrlagt pcb
bette Mrbei6e> lom foiter en- 70-80,=
900 &roner og. er set itprite &on0=
ienfningsarbei0e / Morge. Mf So
nalen er fun optaget en- imal &enoe.
&an6et, iorn MI foster giennem Sun-
nele1t, ifal beigrge set bobeoiagelige
al set relterenoe Mrbei6e me6 To-
g%rapningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

@runbtgb st &ortens. :,
t :. Brig uMma8one" aaptein
Sacobien fra &orten paa @eiie fra
Cumberland til Sre6erifsiuno meo
&ul er g%rnn6itg6t peo &esielltron6 /
Spllano. 8eiatningen, JON beitoo
at Z Man6, er reobet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

8 s orlis. 2an9fre6ag
fuloieilet fire Menneifer / en- Scoring
| &plteiun6 11ogen Mil lenoenfor
Bergen. On % Mor gon1mel Some
baboe lammen mes lit 13 Maane0e1
gamle Barn beret paa 8ei6g bo&
Fin 6ar Sorfel &eiteen. Sm Otter.
mio6agens be6 5=Sioen ifl1l6e to al
benoes Sgifen6e, en- 10 Mars @u1
og en- II aars &ige, ifp6ie benoe oa
Barnet biem. @utten fog Cell meb:
men Ga set bor Magsbeir, og Sc fun
bap0e en- Sier6ingsbei at 1eile, bar
man fife engitelige for oem. De er
imi6lerti6 ful6ieilet u%n6erDeis ubel
at nogen bar iagttaget %l1lpffen. Set
lille Barn fanotes Dagen efter pao
ct @fjer, og Moren fan6tes flp6enoe
/ @anoiforpen. @utten bab6e il1rret
Sfie6et ON 6o6en og fan6teS bpn-
gen6e be6 8ao6en, bporim6 2iget
al bans IL Mar gamIe @giter enbnn
life er fun6et. Gorfel @gitgen mitet
pe0 6enne ulpffe tire al fine 8grn,
og set BON bar igien er belieleit.
Sen nnge @oneS Mon6, iom for iffe
lenge it6en er ben6t biem fra Slime
rita, miitet foruoen lin &uitru ogiaa
tit eneite Barn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-15

S or6ras S e II g.
Gorle6en Mften gift ct lterre 2erros
lige ign6enfor Slespifbroen / Set
ring. &aiet tog meo Jig ct &aanings=
bus, iom bleb peltet operen6e og It's
/ glben. @n IL Mars gammel Gut,
iom / set 9ieblif, ga &aiet 1fe6e,
ito6 foran Suiet o9 tug SEQ blep be-
grabet UNDER bette og omfom. Ser
imo6 flap 3 imaa Barn iom befan6t
Jig in6e / @uiet nlfa6t fra set. Set
n0glio6e @us laa paa cit 2errabbe
/ en- temmelig Brat 8affe. Set Lao
iaaleoes paa ct meget u0iat @te0.
Sen omfomne @ut be6 @tnar So
gernes og bar @gn al @lagter Ole
6. 6agernes, 1om boe0e / Sui ct. Ser
iamlebes itrafs en- Mengoe Mennez
fer paa l1lpffesite6et, og u6graD-
nin9sarbetbe bleb itrafs lat igang.
Det fortiattes til langt paa &bel6en
og gienoptoges igaar. 8aa @runb
at u6gli6ningm blep @lben 6emmet
op> iaa @anbet gif ODER 2ermasien
og in6 / set belte6e &us. Serpeo
blep Mrbei0et betpoelig itnfet, iaa
man fgrit uo paa Gormi66agen igaar
fit truffet frem 2iget al Ben for
ulpffe6e @ut. Sope6beien bleo af-
.iperret, 90 man frpgtet for npe l1o-
gli6nineer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
Ere parit, s or
he Fleet
FRISCO Us MA lsir Nc READY FOR
HE REcEPTlo fl ID y. s: ~
BATTLESt4iPS

By 81 Press sAssociation.)5
ssANsFRANcTsco,s May The day;
before thea arrival Of the Pacific $feet;is
a busy one for the various committees
In charge of the plans for the recep-
ton and entertainment Of the officers
and sailors, as well as for citizens and
business men generally. but the re-
suits achieved have fell repaid the
labor and effort OF the past weeks.
Never before have the streets of San
Francisco displayed such a lavish show
ing OF flags. bunting and elaborate dec
oratire effects. Never before have the
people OF what was two years ago a
ruined city manifested so much enthu-
siasm.6 Unless all the well laid plans
go amtss. the stay OF the feet In San
Francisco Bay will become memorable
as the greatest demonstration Of Its
kind In the history OF the American
navy. g q * Il.
The advance guards OF the vast
crowds which Will visit San Francisco
during the next few days have already
commenced to arrive and It is likely
that the city will be filed to overflow.
ing by tomorrow night.
= D. ne n T. % i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
sNlastle:rs.N ![''| Not 8,
Named
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENTERED
pEcREESlN VIRGINIA DEBT

WASHINGTON.s May 5. - The SUI
gpreme Court OF the United States yes
sterday entered a decree for the APP
spointmentS of a. master to take testi-
smony: in the suit Of the State of vir-
the State OF West Vlr-
sEfnia. wherein the former undertakes
TO compel the latter to assume the re
SsponsihIl!ties for portion OF the
$3.50, 000, 600 debt contracted before tina
Great ion :of the State OF West Virginia
No person was designated to act as
master and the court requested that
names be suggested before the next
sitting of the court. which will be on
the 18th instant:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
Resolutions Of sympathy and Res pect.

Resolutions of Sympathy and Respect.
The e following resolutions were
adopted by Mill City No. 10. /. o. o.
F.. Amos, Marion county.N. Va:
Whereas. It has pleased the al
mighty Ruler OF the Universe who
moves in mysterious way His Won
ders to perform to take from this vain
world to that realm beyond where the
wicked cease from troubling and the
weary are at rest, Nola. the daughter
Of Worthy Bro, J. E. Michael. And
Whereas, In one SO young and good
as Nola who had scarcely touched the
ID 7th mile stone in life's journey. We
are admonished Of that decree that
death is the common fate that awaits
us all and in the bosom OF mother
earth the patriarch and the babe sleep
side by side.
Who knows, but what it is best that
Sola lying where he had touched the
horizon OF pure angelic womanhood
than to have lived to old age. perhaps
clouded with pain and misery, there
/ fore. be 1t. =
Resolved. That the members OF Mill
City Lodge No. 10. I. O. o. F., extend
to Bro. j. E. Michael. worthy MEM
Der. and family their heartfelt sympa-
thy and coincidence in the sad hours
OF their bereavement on account OF
the death of one who was so dearly be-
loved by all. and may we all take con-
ISOLATION in the fact that in the night OF
death there is the dawn OF better
day, and we further commend the be-
reayed to that good and exemplary
man who once said. Come unto me all
We that labor and are heavy laden and
will give you rest" And be It fur
+, ther ~
Resolved. That copies OF these reso-
1utions be sent to the daily papers for
publication and the same spread upon
/; the minutes OF the lodge. and. further.
that copies be sent to the members of
the family ct the deceased.
2. F. AMMoNs. j.
P. L. DEMPSEY.
H. 8. BAsNETT.
Committee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
]! ]!
G. ~. RI. Ladies' to- Meet. ~ SSs sc
The Ladies' OF the g. az: r. win meet
on Wednesday afternoon in the i: 10.
OF. hall at two q: clock. 3s5
.Presbyterian1 Brotherhood.


" This evening the Brotherhood tof
the Presbyterian Church will meet at
the church for q social session under
the direction OF the social committee.
Hon. e. ~. showalter Will preside as
toastmasterta and short talks win be
made by the newly elected officers. the
pastor. and the heads Of the commit
tees ~ ~ ~ q
IA eonmIttee OF young ladies' from
the Mcfarland Mission Circle win
serve light 5refreshrren: s.; Vi.
5alnstcs by quartette under t.,e dires...
ton OF Hugh F. Smith and Gro. f.
!! a l'a Also pipe organ solo by Mrs.
iRidEiey. 73i 9,. ;si IA
RI The social committee is 1aboring to
make the affair SUCCESS and from the
number OF responses to Invitations a
larre attendance Is anticipated.
The decorations will 81 be similax
palms. vtolets and carnations n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
y Pretty May Day Wedding.

Cards announcing the marriage &c
Miss Fay Bently Smith and Mr.. Sam.
ByEate. which event was celebrated
on Saturday in Steubenvil1e. Ohio.
have been received by friends OF the
bride in this city. The steubenvil1e
Herald Star gives the following &C.
count of the wedding:
The Pretty May day wedding OF
Miss Cay Bently Smith and Mr.. Sam
uel R. Bysate was so1emnized on Sat.
urday afternoon at o'clock at the
home OF the brides mother. Mrs.
Frank H. Smith. $40 Fourth street.
in the presence Of a number OF
friends. The parlor was prettilyi dee-
Grated with palms and ferns with. a
profnsfon OF spring blossoms trans.
forming the room into a bower OF
bloom for; the fair bridal 81 party.
Promptly at the designated hour IT.
Dewitt Smith, an uncle Of the bride.
sweetly played the wedding march
from Mendelsshon and the bridal con.
pie entered the parlor I unattended.
took their places before the lmpro.
ytsed altar and the solemn service
was conducted by Rev. F.. W. Evans.
Pastor OF the First. Presbyterian
Church. ring being given and re.
ceFed. binding their marriage vows.
The bride was attired in a pretty
white silk null, lace trimmed. and
carried brides roses. A soft bridal
veil OF tulle caught to her hair by j
superb white rose, fell to the hem oil
her gown. completing the pretty. girl
ish bridal toilette.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
Worry Caused
Double 9 il, Il: edy
MAN KILLED DAUGHTER WHO
LAY WAS OBJECT OF SPECIAL
CARE THEN ENDED HIS
OWN LIFE.

Z CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 5.-F'reil
kuppe. musician chloroformed an
imbecil daughter. causing her death,
then hanged himself early to-day at
his home on Central avenue. Kuppe
had been Respondent for some time.
The daughter caused him great wor-
ry- Frequently he was compelled TO
leave her at home alone when work
called him out late at night and he
worried greatly lest something might
happen to the girl. The bodies were
found by neighbors. Kuppe was well
known. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
CONVENTIONS in KENTUCKY.

CONVENTIONS IN 5kENTUcKY. {
LOUISVILLE. KY. May 5.-After. a
hot contest between the Taft and Fair
banks factions. the majority OF the
Republican district conventions in
Kentucky are being held to-day. to be
followed tomorrow by the State con-
rention in this city. Early reports
from the scenes OF battle indicate that
the Taft forces Will be successful in
securing majority OF the delegates
from the Blue Grass State Senator
elect W. O. Bradley has been leading
the Fairbanks campaign and has sue
ceeded. by means of stump speeches
in various parts Of the state. in arous-
ing much enthusiasm for the Hoosier
candidate.
Every body is going to see DR.. Jeykll
and Mr.. Hyde at Electric Theater. ct
West virEintan want ads, ray big.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
Wild pitch-McElrcy.
Passed ball-Gribben. :
Z Hit by pitcher-Jenkins.
Ttme-1:3 80. Umpire-Gibbs.

Wet grounds at ConnelIsyilleS caus-
ed the postponement Of. the game
scheduled between the locals and the
Cookers and from all Indications to-
days contest will have to be called OFF.
The weather at sConne!lsville was any
thing but the baseball article. rain and
snow killing all chances for a game.
All OF the new men; have Joined the
team and they are in excellent condf-
tion for totday's fray. provided the
weather man allows them to get to-
gether. Carlisle will pitch this after
noon and Roy Keener is slated to go
in tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05

y ST. LOUIS. Mo-, sfays 5.--Three Of
the crew OF a Louisville and Nash
vile railroad freight train have been
missing since The train was struck
by cloudburst near Birkner, Ill, at
midnight and was Sengulted In fifteen
feet OF water. The missing: Engi-
neer Carl E. Ward !. Howell. Ind !. and
Fireman Fred Wellsman. Howell, Ind,
and "a brakeman 1T is thought the
men were drowned I'm the engine.
~ ~
sfBoranrn ia use Gofds Metal Flour q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05

sEosT a Bank OF F'airmout check
sbook Containing "a season ticket for
Normal games. Name, Frank McDan-
'tel, care West Virginian: ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
Country Butter

~ IS and zoe per pound at Jackson
Street Grocery Is, h. q 81 2 5 s:,2st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05

Mack's team at present looks pref
ty good and should soon be among the
top-nothchers. Although the team is
strong there may be some changes
made soon. which will serve to
strengthen 1t even more. t..'5t y. r.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-05
! American Boy Magazine
JAMES T.. DRUpYtDEAp!.;
.tBy5 United Preos.) !

CLARKsBURGt May 5:-James r.
Drndy, cashier OF the Home Savings
Bank. died here this morning Of ty--
phoid fever.