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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-22
aThree Twins.r

A gigger of catchy music, a dash Of
clean comedy and another of femiuine
loveIlness, twist Of comic opera, the
whole shaken well ans served with a
cherry, and you have Mr.. Jos. M.
Gates refreshing musical cocktail,
Three Twins"
intoxicating!
Well, should remark! Delightfully."-
so. And. unless you have ar, awtully
mean disposition; you will find. after
having taken one deep draught, that
it really does not make much differ
ence whether school remains in.session
or not
Three Twins" is a delightful musi-
cal mess. tits a we'll oiled. easy.run-
ming vehicle. wheeling into public fay
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-22


or several remarkably tcle insrical
numbers, one Of the best.d resssds and
bestlo oking, chorpse pstte road: and
enough Comedians to work oat the plot
which cutters sbut hte twins I
"Three Twins is not a classic-not
it. 1t appeals to too large q class Q!
people. It is too iikeable and too much
of money-maker. Every line of the
piece and every note u the music is
aimed at popular favor and the a'l;
thbr.s nlafkmanship has been retnark'
ably accurate: = -
The entire company is strong one,
the chorus girls are good-looktng and
gorgeously gowned, and the chorus
men wear clothes that are: up to the
minute. and can sing. The music Is
sweet and the dialogue is crisp: The
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-22
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itions,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-22
.iMa,s New Aupsbahd. a.

+ ms Mass New HUSBAND which
comes to the Grand. for two performs
aAees Christmas Day. piaygoefs are
promised a farcIcal musical treat of
tae merriestk kind. 1t has scored heay-
lily IN other cities in which 1t has been
played and from an accounts has PROV;
ed vogue for AL who crave enter
.tainhent of allight. clean. snappy and
lively type. No less than eighteen
musical numbers. every one Of them
new. are on the programme.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-22
norlcE To coNTRAcToRs.

Sealed bids will be received by the
County Court OF Marion county at It's
Office. in Fairmo,lt. West Virginia, I'M.
Ill Monday, tine I'd day OF January.
1910. at IL O'Clock noon. for the con-
struction OF a Jail aud jailer's resi-
den. &c for Marion county, at Fairnont,
lin said county, according to the lifans
AMI specifications prepared by Nlr
warl j.. Wood. arcaltect. Clarksburg
w. va. The plans and specifications
pre now on ale at the County Clerks
Office, in F'airmont. Marion county,
IVES: Virginia, andln the Office OF 3D..
warI J. Wool. architect claritsburE,
West Virginia.
Dale. this the Cd day of December.
1900,
s 3 JOHN F. PH1LLIPs. Clerk
49,.
.kAt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-22

sspfece Is a hit VIII rever 1t goes ana
4TfIree Twins makes good the boast'
OF being the eands
!. All will have chance OF seeing
Three Twins, at the Grand Opera
House ON Thursday, December 23d.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-22
Ell net!

Ny business has doubled from la'st
reason. why Is III Because 4 give
YOU perfect lit The latest style
and the right prices sgeys are all
the rage. i have me most beautiful
line in the city. Measure kentright
on The Spot, $3.50 and sup.
Come over and get your Chnstrnas'
suit sos Locust Ave. Call at the
Barber shop. .=.s-- 70
1nNrAT neNdRIET
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20
Small I alks

HAsHIMURA ToGo-Nakino possess glue 0 palm surme.
ATTORNEY LIGHTFooT-I
connection with the 0 he as
A WOLF
They often nights that I sleep
R. T. MoToRNIANIt would
who drive extnguhes.
the bug species
lie coward at all times, especially a
the beginning of the biennial on /.
E. w. coNGDoNAs the of
to mind the
change the administration buea
CAPTAIN to Kabului
the but as long everybody l
WELT to the about
sohng that the
REV. E. W. TENING-So my against w
reckon have been investigated
asked Mr. Beckons
that misleading and untrue
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20
Commercial News
BY 3. o. Matheson.

past quiete Exchange circles for year.
the plantation stocks figuring the
exchanges very active
appably ago. During
in outside stocks
an eight
mark-for comparison buyaucy
which marked the first months
exists taeeabe directly the labor situation Physically the
plantations throughout the condition; grinding progress
have remained almost constant at - % for the mast two h apl
which prevailed quotations higher
dragging The activity of the authorities has npped in the na
disposition there
violence along traditional American
throw
position the arrested leaders having Historically
Washington and through the sensational
and Seattle have induced the sending cable Toxic
hama the echoes which drifting investing
with all the amor being
a' the japanese government VIII take action on the score
the Maxine ct al that the feet Admiral 1ehi
eParat and that all strikers from serving their well
themselves All of which
japanese approached question securing higher
wages in different Instead placing the before
ward the Hawaii abos majority plantations
list Of requests they viii the Planters Association
men of their number them These
the minimum enhour half
better living quarters and protection against mosquitoes The list
been managers delegates being every
stance referred to the association officials
The Hawaii association diam all connection with the
Though seems pretty well established that they are working conjunction
18th each other This the The planters
for the orv or ns ho1ntei - ar +b t g 4n ~ tt u
been
suggested that the planters call the Japanese
Higher Wage men, and treat with the Hawaii
this
need look
The strike OAHU but for the stifenng
it well known that dollar
actually The
less thousand dollars to
of
The
of the
but of be
on Five)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20
THE SIMPLE LIFE.
JUNE 20

L these japanese oe they able after paying thef
about ~ per cent. VI 'no
s at white aborer or
Inv white much? Does the average man on
takes h9 fhahci ~ Us NV
O. increased cost OF hFhg
majority of have gwen each oner 50 many now
bankruptcy For example: oohe
which the natural and health
M thing do and hacks came and we rode
bikes still every eh rue giving
about three times more tha II
had when we paid the ramthat IS counting olgna
deterioration Eor awhile the
became too common SO we began buying
% B that making personal transportation cost
When walked
with automobile we pay Soooo TO ogn
with and $50 and suppie the machine wearing
cuff
clothes better food entertain more ana cu
and result lucky to nave
Meanwhile aboer
devee stacks his seventy per cent
the better 1.-THE man who STICKS
artfy adding to ho wants by
which does correpondingyF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20
'TrrsTSsssSTEE TST@S* x T* = x
An Ancient Art Rediscovered
Magazine.
y " y u - - ~ ~ ~

installing another compound for borax while working at his
suddenly himself
metal changed
unexpectedly
determined
finally protected his wonderful by patent
old when the pyramids building and which
the world by the fortunate bund
an nsus jeweler
ismealh
accomplished could
practical
Contrary methods process "copper"
hut the finished product all shapes complete
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..sx.xsss
Iennysons Vision

M ~ ~ ~ " y
Inc present achievement Wights
dgoe balloon to military presage
OF the vision of Tennyson in ''Locksey
for apt into the future, far as human eye could
saw the Vision Of the world, all that
w the heavens fill with commerce, argosies
hAoS Oh the purple twilight dropping costly bales;
tue heaven I'LL with shouting and there
~ e nations airy navies graphing in the central blue;
ong the worldwide whisper of the warm
WIN e standards of the peoples pungng thunderstorm;
m Tue War-orum hobbd longer
IN the Parliament of the ederaton of the world
oDNnoh sense OF most shall hold freu realm
anu the kindly earth shall slumber in universal Iawn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20

Scotland's Healthy Climate
xSaSSsS&s y y y. y So ssssxxsxSxsxx

Scotland according
426000 which
which would
1908 there 1897 births
death
The death rate for the last lower than that
noteworthy
Scotland
remarkably
eongeted
Edinburgh which of
the heaIthe globe great
rehousng the that accomplished
spirited citizens
The Scots rule enduring
agreeable but it makes strong
blessed blue
sturdy the lands of m and winds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20
* X * * * X * y * x y I. * * X X
An American Orchid Collection
Everybody's.


Mrs W. Wilson Philadelphia and Tutte Naugatuck
and Mrs Feden about the only weiknown
and the Eu collections
the latter which of 100000 for four thousand
Best of the other American collections those of Daniel Brown at Kirk
wood No. which collections and
Easton
Boutwell, Boone which all variety the Windsor estate at
j. who lately
thousand plants including Caty Tyena Alba worth
$1,000 G. g. Roebng vaet A Moor
Hackena Helen Could
without towering varieties
White from
Manuel de Yrar Philippine orchids For
porting them the chartered
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20

Old Lad-Conductor, is this my cara Conductor (aaby)
this belongs Observation-Disclosures Iamnoon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20
Opera Moving Westward
Spokane Review. :"
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Spokane Review.

M y S*N* &&&NN&H.SN1.&
With operahou Philadelphia,
well
to
The has al
to
Chicago
Brooklyn
by providing
Americans finding out that
n
o annua subsc TONS
painstaing production
this belongs Harvard
td-"hy she so popuara Aur-A light eyes-Truth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20
lrousseau for a Bridegroom


for the information
recently OBTAINED wlknown firm bosers
ND" nouo possess on his wedding day: dozen baudk
pairs SOCKS pairs sleeping pairs walking or evclino
stockings dozen
~ - ~ ies washing ties black washing waistcoats
t ; SUITS trock coat morning pairs dark gray
gn black
pants lightweight pants boots na;rs blact
IN bat h @ ht par patent leather slippers slippers
SIX nat hd felt hat tweed straw hat Panama hat for
6 ~ "" ~ noii'ay
He aooe rousseau with and
the time
to stand aside because he had sufficient stock Of b ~
werem - VIZ" 'neJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20

q 1faalA1 La
people primarily
$4,000 has been in the
really forgotten
his magnificent powerful piece of silent machinery and then he x
s a1aga 'o f 1 accidents s M D'' 'na '' s'f' NO. D 40 primary
Buness duh with me he said and the reason is this: man
my price
place
% and can get machine across the street that win
price, I
actually behind the undertook
the that the fellow
driving percentage
He irresponsible and having low his job
the quickest possible time
''Th
machine low price, Flying Dutchman wheel
chances accident
transportation apparently people
satisfied just long they autombeno matter what
There good deal more to strike than there is re. oluton in this
Revolutions, soealed
the ''Whis say
up tonight the at o'clock and
bOysl That would
then hills like rabbits Police militia
would gleeuly chase hem they would
and sentenced death month later released that all be
next five years But a strike seems to be different
they
everybody
that labor strike the ali
support
walking
the United theociasts had Everybody
would
would
country the blessings being
lcf a
Marshall Darach all claimed
fer him
Hawaii the 27 artist
his bills Honolulu
upon uout never man who does shakFan play all by himself and
makes foolish
you
Richardson Marshall cussed, narrow little
that the should be
allowed shabby unkempt
diepuabe
realize Mayors i'll
advised lawsuits law library duplicate the
the Generals
Territorial Official Honolulu
be
the period
backyard?
of Supervisors establish
Neldeserved
things
W hout new
The information
Honolulu
Sheb,
Egginbotham
ought change Mr. Sheba writing
| Ont by the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-20

Continued on Page Five.)
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-15
County division win be launche

County division will be launched
in Nezperce county beyond doubt
and made an issue in the next cam
paign. The rapid development of
the interior sections has placed them
in a position where they can easily
sustain the plea that they have ample
territory and wealth to support a
county government. As against local
and personal ambitions, the fact this
is the largest, wealthiest and most
powerful county in the state do not
weigh heavily. and the fact that
new counties would lead to increased
activity and consequent industrial
development will appeal directI, to
those who wish to see the whole
country make rapid progress regard
less of imaginary lines and political
prestige.-Teller.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-15
THURSDAY. JULY IS. 1909

That Idaho exhibit at the A. Y. P.
fair for which the state appropriated
$50, 900 and this amount was agu-
mented many thousand by he diff
erent counties throughout the state,
is still a subject of much comment
by every one who visits the fair as
well as almost all the papers through
out the state. Idaho has a build
ing at the fair and plenty of room
in which to place a good exhibit but
it seems that those who had this
matter in charge pnt forth all their
effort to get the building and have
given no attention to an exhibit.
AS to the benefits that the state viii
derive fran an empty building on
exhibit there We are unable to say.
It is generally known that Idaho has
plenty of fine timber to construct
buildings and if they only intend to
show the people that We had timber
it might have been done with a
little less money than was appropri-
ated for this and could have been
shown in better way than putting
it in the shape of a building. But
what's the use of kicking. Some
fellows needed job and the tax
payers have the money to foot the
bill and it viii help to keep people
from the east of entirely forgetting
that there is such a state as Idaho,
whether VT produce anything but
timber or not.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-15

The unfortunate ending of the
Greer-Rochdale Company's affairs
makes il all the palmer that the
secret of success for the farmer is
not in buying grain, but rather in
cooperation in selling grain In
almost all instances the farmers
houses fail entirely. or else fall far
short of the object for which they
we're constructed This should teach
the farmer that his long suit is CO.
operation. By that We mean coop
Grafton in buying sacks. twine. etc.
and the pooling of grain for the pur-
pose of obtaining better price. In
this the farmer stands but small
chance of making a losing, and in
the end will be a winner by letting
alone business he does not under
stand.-OrSfno Tribune.
1t would be far better way of
stating this to say the unfortunate
conditions as they exist at the pres
ent time rather than o say the I'M
fortunate ending of this company as
the end is not yet, neither is the end
ing in sight, although il was not the
intention of the company at the time
of its organization to continue just
as they started out but would change
as time and conditions demanded.
The company has never been en-
gagged in the buying or selling of
any product but only in buying and
selling of sacks and the storing and
shipping of grain In fact this COM
pany was only doing that sort Of
business which Brother Foresman
suggests that they should only at
tempt to do; Notwithstanding the
fact that some nave tried to make il
appear otherwise. When the facts
of this matter are more fully under
stood by the public it will be shcwn
that this company did business on
safe. careful and conservative basis
in all ways except one
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-15

In the article Of July of the Her.
aid regarding the bonded indebted.
ness of the state of Idaho. a typo
graphical error occurred which es-
capped the proof reader and left The
statement that the bonded indebted.
nesl of the state was Ssl 900 when
it should have been sl.7S0. 200
which is approximately the correct
bonded indebtedness.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-15

It is estimated that over IS, 000.-
900 will be paid out in railroad
fares by people Who are going to the
reservations to draw for a claim on
the reservations that were opened
today.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-15

The wisest men of the present time
are those who know enough to let
well enough alone.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-15

If some of the great reform move
m=nts are lot careful they will be
the cause Of another reform started
with the object in view of reforming
the reformer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-15

Princess Flour insures good bread
all the time.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-15
Try US for sale bills.
w. E. Larson, real estate.

w. E. Larson, real estate.
Poultry Supplies a, The POslofics
store.
Princess Flour ,ses a nice white
loaf.
Dollar watches =, me .e~eIery
store.
Armen,'s drsy .ioc does al kinds
Of hauling.
The NezPerce stage leaves here
at 8 20 a. m. every day IN week.
w. Flora. prop.
For first class horse shoeing 80 TO
n= Nezperce Machine worss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-12
NOTES
TOLLESTON Downs HOBART
IN INTERESTING BALL GAME

You will have to hand It to Bill Kun
ert of Toneston. With as nice little
ball park as anyone would care to play
in; with as cool and pretty a place as
a fan could hope to see a game, Kunert
has gathered together one of the swift
est, most aggressive and Intelligent
bunch of young players in this region.
Yesterday it was the same old story.
Hobart was downed in the etaoinin
Hobart was downed by the score Of 6
to 1. the Victory coming in a batting
rally in Tollestor's lucky eighth
Yesterday it " as the Toues.on spirit
under tho leadership Of Sill Kunert
that drew 800 rooters from Gary 800
from Toneston and 200 from Hobart
The latter delegation stepped off the
Pennsylvania train and marched down
the street headed by a real brass band
composed of a bunch of struggling
youngsters hardly big enough to carry
their own horns. The street cars from
Gtry brought in loads OF the enthus-
lasts from the steel city, and the town
was livened up to greater extent than
it ever was before. The people enjoyed
themselves, the merchants profited. Just
because there happened to be some one
in Tolleston live enough 10 shoulder
the burden of organizing n baseball
team and with brains enough to make
it go. The lack of these qualities is
what made the Gary teams failure and
which has transferred the Gary support
to Tolleston.
The game with Hobart was an air
tight, well-played contest up to the
eighth inning. during which time the
visitors held the lead by the score of
to 0. In the eighth round. however,
the Tolleston boys discovered that they
had something in their system which
they had to eXpell, so they just cut
loose in that lucky eighth. and before
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-12

Langford in view of the bowls he has
been setting up about having no worlds
left to conquer, shouldn't let this oppor-
tunity slip by. To let this little ante
knock him out of the championship line
would be foolhardy. He is entitled to
everything he can get, but If it comes
down to cases he'd better take pattern
after Johnson. win a title with nothing.
and ten strut around and have promot-
ers tumbling over one another in an
endeavor to card him.
The money end of ii shouldn't worry
Langford at this particular time If he
ever fights Johnson it must be through
whipping Ketchel. Britt might say the
word and let him draw down that ex-
ira $1,000. but it isn't likely Lang
ford is no better than Johnson. and if
this Is a sample Of his wisdom he lacks
the far-sightedness of Lii Ahtha"
Woodman claims that the Mission a.
c. of San Francisco. the National A C.
of Pittsburg and the National A. c. of
Philadelphia have offered Ketchel as
much as the Ely outfit and far better
figures for the Langford end.
Woodman dropped into New York late
last evening on his way to Pittsburg.
where Langford fights "KIondike. %
Joe hit right from the shoulder when he
was questioned about the calling off of
the Nevada fight.
Don't imagine that he don't want to
fight Ketchel We do and we've been
after him for a long time. but I'm not
going to let those Ely fellows start any
funny business. They haven't lived up
to their contract, the one made over the
wire. I have kilograms to show that
the original offer was a $4,000 purse
with $4,000 for Langford.
That we agreed to. except that we
are rowing bit over expense money.
The first thing I knew Sam was set
down for $4,000 Well, it will cost them
$12, 800 now. Philadelphia or Pittsburg
Will give Ketchel the same money for
sixsrounds. He won't have to work as
hard as he might in Nevada"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-12

the lid could be clamped on the awful
carnage. six runs had passed across the
pan. Yahnke, who up to that period.
had pitched a splendid game, blew up
entirely and was yanked out in the
middle of the awful session and Mey-
ers substituted in his place With the
way Pitcher Glenn was going for Toll
lesion there was no doubt but what the
game was won in that round.
The only score made by Hobart came
in the third round with a man on
first and second and two down. Ho-
bart man shot a fly towards center field
Micealy succeeded in getting in under
but let the ball slip out OF his glove.
This let the runner score from second.
The next man UP proved an easy vic
tim. Glenn. the Tolleston pitcher, did
not appea rto be in his best form and
his support wobbled in places, but they
all seemed to tighten up at the critical
periods.
For Tolleston Curran behind the bat
played a strong, heady game and not
visitor made a successful attempt at
stealing. although many attemps were
made by the fast runners. Jackson. be-
side playing his usual clean game. got
away with three clean hits and a pass
oul OF HNe times at pat Mettler at
short also played a fast and intelligent
game For Hobart Sauter played par
tcularly well. covering lots of ground
and getting away with several catches
of the sensational order The lineup:
HObart-Meyers cf; Sauter, 2b; Fine
froke, 3b; Rossow. If; l. Tree, RI; Wall
1b; Yahnke and Meyer. p; McMeIlis, c.;
Watson, SIS. Observation-Disclosures, 3b
Mettler, IS; Erickson, 2b; Curran, c.;
Micealy. CT; McMichael, IF; Behnke, lib;
Meyer, If: Glenn. 6.
Hits-On Jahnke. 8; off Meyer. 1 off
Glenn, s. Struck out-By Glenn, 8; by
Jahnke. S; by Meyer l.