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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
EooTRALL.

University OF Ptttsburg, II; Wash
fnstou and JEFFERSON, 8.
Case, 8: Ohio Wesleyan, 0.
Navy, II; Western Reserve, 6.
Cornell. 6; Chicago, g.
Harvard. 10; Dartmouth, s.
GeoEgetown, o; University of Ytr-
Brown, 10; University of Vermont,
o. esse 4
OHIO State. s.: Vanderbilt, o.
SeWanee, 10: Auburn, IL.
Yale, II; Prfncehon; o:
Michigan, IL; Pennsylvania, ..
Arkansas, is; Louisiana, o.
Lafayette, 43; State Normal, o,
Carlisle Indians, So; Gettysburg, o.
Iowa State Normal, "a: Grinnel, 6.
minnesota, 81; WISCONSIN. 6.
Illinois, 35; Northwestern, 0.
Williams, IL; Amherst. O. ~,
North Carolina, 6; washington and
Lee, o.
virginia Military Institute, 81; Ran,
doIph- Macon College, 5.
ollohamo, IL; st. Louis University
. Notre Dame, 46; Mtafa, 0.
Alabama, 10; University of. Tennes-
see, o. 80.
West Virginia University, o; Penn
State College, 40.
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parsnnaIs.

cecil q feice,.nf F1ttsburg. has been
the guest5of ht5 parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
a. o. Rice, Of GuTtey street. for the
last few days, = - ,!.-i.,
Mrs. Jonn Jenkins. of IndianapoFis.
InSf,lis the guest OF her son, ME- Fred
Jenkins
Mr.. O. Il Cordray, Of Diamond
street, liz dill of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Stella Brown of Salem, spent
sunday with relatives in this ward
Mr.. and Mrs. iLtlkin Pricha11lt OF
oxford, Harrison county. are tine
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Wiley,
81 State street $40.
Miss Besse Jacobs, OF Clarksburg,
spent Sunday In this city.
Mister F,lnI Walters, of stat0
street, ts i'll OF dtphtheria,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
Married In. North Carolina.

Married In North Carolina.
s The following announcement cards
have been received by a number of
RAY. Mprgans friends in this ward.
Rev. Morgan who was for several
years pastor Of the Palatine Baptist
Church, is well remembered by the
people here.
ME-. and Mrs David Gt1lespie Robson
announce the, marriage of their
- daughter
Isabelle
to
fine Reverend Samuel Lewis Morgan,
ON Tifhrsiay the fourteenth Of
October
zone thousand inine hundred and nine
Rcd Springs, North Carolina.
At home after November first, at
burlington, North Carolina
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STATE OF otlIo,
City OF Toledo.

~ o IuChS OOuubgS 90 :.
Frank /. Cheney makes oatl that he
rs senior partner OF the firm Of f. ].
Cheney & Co, doing business In the
city of Toledo, county and State afore-
said, and .flat said Arm will pay the
sum Of ONE HUNDRED Do4LARSS
That cannot be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure.
~, I. 70 FRANK j. CHENEY
.TiSworh to before5 me and subscribed
IN my presence. this 9Th day OF De
cenber, A. D. 1886. 49, 8
(Seal) A. w. GLEASON,
SAD r5ff ,.,Il Notary. Public.
3. Halls. lCatarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonial free.
F.tJ. CFEENEY 6 Co.. Toledo o.
Sold by all druggists. T5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15

| All the Bch0IU made Bdlus ytbUtI'
day hut the First Baptist and FsFst N,
p. These two schools will need to
get awake II they are going to make
good record Ibis quarter.
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EoorERs DYE WORKS.
Phone rs.

Ladies and genuemens wearing ap-
parel Of every description cleaned or
Iyed and rennlshed BY the latest and
most approved methods. Feathers,
Gloves, wraps and tine most delicate
.abrics and coEors treated satisfactir
". Any article from ribbons to car.
1ets. our wagon wiz call for and de
liver all goods when desired. Phone
8. q n. Is. @e !
w. J. WALSH,
~. Agent EaIrmrnt. i1s7fi
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The Terrible itching, Burning,
DfsHsurment, Humiliation of
Eczema
BANIsHED OR NO PAY.
snffered Tor III Years.

Suffered for II Years.
For II years 1 have suffered from
Eczema, scarcely an hour of the day
that was not tormented by burning
aud itching, which made my life mis-.
cradle. l tried every Semedy heard
Of, but got no relief until heard of
DR.. Taylor's Remedy, which cured me.
now have entire relief from this ter
rFble disease.
JOHN FITZGERALD,
1902 Latona St, Phila.
Sold by Mt. City Drug Co.; Hall
Drug Co., Fairmont,
Send for free Illustrated booklet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
sfcfiian ThimbIe Club.

Mrs. Homer Hall will entertain the
members OF the i5icflfan Thfmble Club
tosmnrrow evening at her nome on
Water street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
HER
PHYSICIAN
ADVISED
Taking Lydia 81 Pinkham's
Veget table C compound

{ Columbus, Ohio. II have akap
lydia 30. Pfnkham's Vegetable Com.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15

pOuIla u III In
change of. lifes Ny
doctor told ms il
was good. and since
taking it I feel 50
much better that /
can do all my:woEk
again. II think
u ydia E. Pfnkham'a
.Vege ia le Com,
pound 9 fine remedy
for alli womanG
troubles, and 4
rauar forn.at; IN fall
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15

The Sunday School attendance was
as fellows yesterday:
iNrs5 M Pr Church ..,........... I25
Diamond Street M. =. .......' al
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15

WON OVER WEST VIRGINIA ON
HOME GROUNDS SATURDAY
AET ERNoofl.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa Nov. I5.-E
Stitef powerful team flaral wed Vest
Vifgtniass defense so tliat the aio1lis
taineefs I'd not get a sing e first own
SatliEda and her backs ltloyet
stfr1l d Tor 6il rains unit the tinal
score was 10 to 0. Captain Fohis az.
ell q clover game for the blu and,
White and ran his eleven m 80 m !. 81 *
;terly stEIe that it gained the finest
victory Or the season, and prhis him,
self had two field gods to his credit
AleEteaIy smith and hi Gilman were
fnSinef54e viii the; mite Ii less
sness or the VISITORS, WAS iSlt own Wien
they got die ball on States 2Q-yardi
line ON a blocked kick but could not
gain IN three downs. The first half
ended at TO o. and when freshmen
were substituted in the second period
the West Yirginians were SO over
Whelnfed that they were perfectly sat
.fsfed when the game was stopped on.
account OF darkness with ten minutes
vet to play. The lineup:
PENN STATEN. Wv. 10.
Piolett ...... Left End -. Hutchinson
Smith -. Left Tackle ...t,.. Yount
Johnson 49,. Left Guard Swearinger
Watson ...,- Center 80. Woodhouse
Gray 49,. Right Guard -...... Cole
.SReaYer ..s Right IaGSte... bualdIu
Very -. Right End Riley
.Vorhis -. Quarterback Pearcy
Hirshman Left Hall. :. Springer
McCeary -. Right Half -.... Mnuk
Mautfie FullbaclS ). Malone
: Substitutes for Pfolett, Al.
mold for smith, Ray for Watson, Han
sen for Gray, Estep for Hansen, Har-
low for weaver, Rogers for Very, Her
man for Vorhis, Barrett Of Hirshman,
Klepfer for MeCleary. Engel for
.Aiauthe, Squirting for Swearinger
Amos for Cole. Fuller. for Pearcy,
Spear Tor Fuller, Wilson for Springer.
Touch Clearly 8. Smith 2,
Barrett. Goals from touchdown; Nc.
Clearly 8. Barrett. Goals from field,
Refer1ese-sfnciair, swarthmore.
Urppire- Bennett, Penn.
Field = Judge. IL. Robinson, State.
Head Linesanan-F, A. Robinson,
State; Wilson, Pitt and Hansen, State.
Time of HaIves-S0 and 20 minutes.
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MIt1lI. Me.t Ihia .Evenlna.l

The committees and ladies oil the
First NJ. p. Church will meet this
evening at the church to complete ar
rangements for the chicken supper
which will be held on Thursday eyens
ding. '--;ess1s-t 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15

You see It In the west Vrsfnian
today and In the other papers to-mor-
row. -t-i.l.... L. -t.s,..s. 80
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sour New Minister

One-oi the Important attractions TO
visit this city. this season Is sehed-
Iufef for the Grand on Monday NoVen-
her AZ, when HOtrr New minister" viii
be pnesented with the same enormous
scenic equipment intact, and notable
cast. Of dramatic celebrities that has
IEfoused the interest Of intelligent the
ater-goers in the principal cities f2r
the past seven years That 1t VIII be
considered a dramatic treat is fore
gone conclusion, Judging from the re-
ports eYerywhere along the line where
this attraction has tH1llS far appeared.
sour New Minister" Is g play OF we
day. with chalE cbertzattcns OIL the
hour, just such as are metfin daily
walks of life, every type of being hs1-
man, every episode, scene and climax
truth 5tseH. It Is a carefully con-
structed. series of life pictures through
ont possessing an absorbing plot and
Tst}f 4ihctrlE story. There Is cause for
-hfeef in regard to fasting populaIctJ
Our New Minister 1t being thai
style of. :. play wherein Cleanliness,
theme, dialogue and general brilliancy
fre dnfrifnate, at the same time be1ng a
performance that please people or al
walks or stations in life, and when a
May possesses those qlIalfftc ATOMS "
cannot fail to succeed 1t is theatrical
history that the receipts of Our New
Minister" in each return visit to .
town or, city has invariably been 70
an; Increase, more so than in the case
OF any attraction of it's KIND OF the
New Minister" has always
been exceedingly popular In this City
and as It has not paid Faimont WISH
for several years, tbs sure TO be greet
ed by a crowded house.
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ME- Larue in "a Broken ldOI."l

,7,After yon had devoted: several OF
intricate art OF stage dEncsng, and
vour Young years to mastering rae
after you had become proficden
enough to attract the attention OF q
manager VINO made you premier dam
seuise OF Ills pro4inc tom would y
make you pleased or angry that
manager one day discovered YOU had
4 remarkable voice and accoMlnslJ
stopped you from dancing and put you
in line for a prima donna role?
Well. that Is Just what happened TO
Miss May barue, tine pTtma donna OF
R,, O. VIM tneY,s big musiGal farce, IN
broken Idolfn which will have pro-
ductEnn at the Grand Opera House on
Friday. December Sd.
It Is safe to assume, however, that
her present position is not displeas-
ing to her, despite the fact that she Is
very fond OF dancing. From all a,c-
counts it certainly Is not dEspleasing
to her audiences, for Miss Larue ds
said TO nlaake one of the sweetest and
daintjest of contcmporaneous prtma
, 1t was B. C. whitney himself Who
discovered Miss Laruese wonderful
voice; and II was he VINO took her
from her dancing and made IL pSssi-
BILE for lieI tc develop Into q pr,lma
donna. Miss Enrue at that time wa )
dancing in 1.-THE Isle of Spice" an
other musical play owned by MI
Whitney.
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Sunday School Attendance.

"a !; IL ~. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15

3 Total 49,. ,".'',' : !. -
General, special and local agents are
to report any hires NOT
shown. ,goN
Al 49, State Fire MarshGIl.
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Deaths Reported,

The following deaths were reported to
the District health Office during the past
forty-eight hours:
katherine Casey, IS years. a. ! street
northwest.
Ermimea Bottineln years, 1907 Mary
land avenue southwest.
George a. Woodruff. 13 years. 80 "
street northeast
Agnes schripler. 81 years. $50 14th
street southwest
Margaret Glenn, 30 years. Casualty Hos
pital.
Ann Callahan. - years, As Rhode Is
land avenue northeast.
Isabel c. Bateman, years, Childrens
Hospital.
Winfield S. Wilson. months, Randle
Jim watkins, 80 years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital
Hattie P. Marshall. - years. S12 G
street southwest.
Annie NJ. McCauley, 46 years. Canal
road
Harriet V. Pyles. "a years Grant road
Tenleytown.
William II. Suit, "a years, 342 X street
southwest.
William H. Mathews. IS years. 32l 9Th
street southeast.
John T. Uhler, g. years. III 10th street
northwest.
Effie G. Burrows. S3 years. 3341 NJ street
northwest.
Charles B. Merrick, 3S years, Io5 18th
street southeast.
Jack Neama, . months. 62a street
southwest.
John Warren. "a years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Eliza Patterson, "A years, Mount Zion
Hill southeast
Lizzie Johnson. IS years. Davenport
street, Reno. D. c.
George Moore, 20 years, Johnson's
court northwest
Jake Gatewood 40 years. 30 Pierce
street northwest.
James Watkins, 10 years. 1850 33d street
northwest
Archie Stewart. IA years. SIS Q street
northwest
Lewis Ball % years. Government Hos
pita for the Insane.
Philip Holmes. 30 years, 1918 18th street
mort Invest
Edward Johnson. % years. Majors al
ley northwest
Rufus Jackson, 33 years, 1343 East Cap
itol street
Jesse r Waters II years, 1870 37th
street northwest.
Sylvester Burnett. Is years. 2435 Fetch
er's alley.
Infant of Walter and Olive Smith, 21i1
Ward place northwest.
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NEGLECT OF DUTY CHARGED.
Wire That Killed Samuel J. Young
Should Have Been Removed,

The death of Samuel J. Young. who
was killed by accidentally coming in
contact with a charged guy wire from
an electric light pole. in a lot at the in
tersection of Wisconsin avenue with the
Brookville road, some time on the night
of March 3, was Investigated at the
morgue this morning by District Coro-
ner hewitt and jury. consisting of Jo-
seph Shelton, Samuel Darrah, Philip
Strictly, c. M. Buckley, r. c. Brown and
Thomas Adams. Three witnesses were
examined
1t was shown that the storm on the
night of March 8 had caused the wire
carrying current for electric lights to
sag until it touched an old dsused wire
that trailed along the ground. The old
wire became charged, and Young. max
ing his way home from the theater. in
the storm came in contact with it and
was killed. His body, horribly burned.
was discovered in the snow about
pm. March 4. Witnesses testified that
the disused wire had been hanging from
the pole and trailing on the ground for
year or more, and that it was put up
several years ago by the electrical de-
pa rtment of the District to support the
pole. on which additional wires were be-
ing strung. The jury in it's verdict said
the death of Young was due to negH-
gence of the person or persons whose
duty it was to remove the disused guy
wire"
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. THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENTS SON AND DAUGH-
TER RETURN TO COLLEGE.
Some Recent Happenings and Future
Hints-Personal
Notes.

President and Mrs. Taft have still sew
eral OF their relatives with them at the
White House, but their daughter, Miss
Helen Taft. has returned to Bryn MaWr,
and their son, Mr.. Robert Taft, TO Yale
College. Both are expected back here for
the Easter vacation. Master Charles Taft
has also gone back to school in Connec-
ticut with his uncle. Mr.. Horace Taft. Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Taft stayed with eX-
Secretary and Mrs. Garfield last week.
White House Inequalities very natural
ly so far have been of an entirely infor-
NAL and sociable character and have in
Guided only the most intimate friends
of the President and his wife, in addition
to their relatives.
That the main entrance of the White
House may present as near as possible
uniformed police officers and frock-coated
| doorlkeepers have been eliminated, and in
| their place are negro footmen in livery.
! For safety an officer is retained duty
! in the small office room inside the main
| entrance, and another on the second floor
| of the mansion.
| The rights of the public are recognized
! by the maintenance of the hour from noon
until o'clock when admission is granted
! through the east entrance to the historic
east room and the parlors of the mansion.
steward and will conduct her domestic
| arrangements through a woman house
| keeper.
| Mrs. Albert Aiken. the daughter of At
| torney General and Mrs. Wickersham. is
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported 10
the District health office during the past
forty-eight hours:
Phillip J. and Jennie c. Hayden. March
>, 1909. girl.
Edward Q. and Ethel l.. Nolland, Feb
ruary -. 1909. girl
Thomas H. and Frances b. Beckett
March =. 1909 boy.
William and Sarah Rosen March T. 1909
boy
Alois and Annie Renhart. March /
1909. girl
George and Louise Nash, March ), 100"
girl.
Robert E. and Frances Blackwell. March
2 1909, girl.
William and Lizzie Thompkins. March
3. 1909. boy.
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RESIGNS FROM CHAMBER.
Mr.. Loeb Retires From Membership
in Washington Trade Body.

William Loeb, jr.. formerly secretary Of
President Roosevelt, and who has been
appointed by President Taft as collector
of the port of New York. has rendered
his resignation as a member of the Cham
Der of Commerce and one of its board of
directors. 1t is probable that action on
the resignation will be taken at a meet
ing of the board this afternoon.
Mr.. Loeb will leave for New York today
to take up there his new duties.
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DIED.


BAGG. At bis rS.idGnse l72s 10th street north
Anna q. Bagg. in the sixty-fourth year Of
his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter
BANKS On Sunday. March :, 1909. AT pm.
at her residence. 100 18th street northwest,
BLANCH MARIE. beloved daughter OF Wes-
ley H. and Florence G. Banks.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BIGGs. Departed this life on March G. 1909 at
10 pm. ALICE, beloved wife of William L.
Riggs, at the age Of sixty years.
How I miss thee: Alice dear
No one Ger tell:
Faithful patient. loving. true.
Thou hast gone to heaven TO dwell.
In this bitter cruel world alone
am left TO stay,
Weep and sigh and mourn thy loss
Till am called away.
Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep.
From which none ever wake weep.
BY HER HUSBAND.
Had He asked us well We know
We should have said: oh. spare the blow
Yet with streaming tears should say:
Lord. we love her: lei her stay.
In love she lived. in peace she died.
Her life was asked. but God denied.
Gone but not forgotten.
BY HER CHILDREN.
Funeral from her late residence. 231s G street
northwest. Tuesday. March 8. at pm.
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
BRADLEY. Suddenly. on Monday March :.
1909. al $50 an. at the residence of BIER
sister Mrs F.. NJ. Lawton. JANE T.. widow
of Joseph Bradley.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BROWN. Departed this life on Sunday morning
March 4. 1909. ELIZABETH BROWN. the
beloved mother OF Eliza Boswell. Willie.
Sarah Rhoda, Marion, Mary and Isaiah
Brown. at the age of fifty years. She
grandmother Of eight children and sister of
Nancy Brown
There was an angel band in heaven
Which was not quite complete.
And God took darling mother
To fill the vacant seat.
Funeral Wednesday. March 10. from the Third
Baptist Church at pm.
COMPTON On Sunday. March {. 1909 Prov-
dence Hospital. LUTHER COMPTON, in the
twenty bird year Of his age
Remains may be seen at the undertaking estab-
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Mrs. Louisa Donohoo Dead.

Mrs. Louisa Donohoo. who was con-
nected with the Haines department store
for the last twenty years, died at the
home of Mrs. Haines. 505 Seward square,
yesterday at 1880 o'clock pm. Mrs
Haines will accompany the body to
Washington, Ohio, where it will be
placed alongside the remains of her hus-
band, William K. Donohoo, who was Il
high degree member Of the Masonic fra
ternitS
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publication of their remarkable corre-
spondence three years ago, the latter
and her husband have not been in Wash
lnston for any length of time. The last
tenant in their house was the French
ambassador. 1t will be recalled also that
eight years ago the Storer house had
been selected by Mr.. Roosevelt for his
use in his contemplated residence here as
Vice President, but he never took posses
sion of it
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In Menoriam.

Har dear o or er' SUSAN Sus
departed this life four years ago TO-DAY,
March s. 1903.
Earth has lost precious pearl,
Heaven has gained star.
BY HER CHILDREN.
CoNNoR. In sad but loving Remembrance , of Of
my. devoted daughter. FANNIE FIELDS s
ago today. March s. 1908.
Sleep. beloved daughter sleep and take thy rest.
For thou sleepest in the realms above,
Watching earthly toll.
while We miss thee, dear daughter, from
But some day We will meet thee
Where heaven has claimed the" best.
BY HER DEVOTED MOTHER, SARAH
JOUvENAL. In sad but loving remembrance OF
dear and ving husband 3D. and fdrr fa .asr:
ago today. March S, 1905
Ry HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
McKEEvER In loving memory Of my mothcf
aud grandmohe ANNIE MckEE'Ei,
who died March s. 1905
MAMIE AND GRANDDAUGHTERS.
STEWART. Sacred to the memory Of our dar-
ling little brother PHILETUS s. STEW ART.
who departed this life one year ago today,
March =. 1908.
Once our home was bright and happy.
And oh. how sad III is today,
Since darling Phletus
Has forever passed away.
HIS DEVOTED SISTERS. MRS. RHOpA -
ROWSER AND KATIE L. STEW ART.
STEWART. In sacred remembrance OF our hahv
boy. PHII.ETCS S. STEWART who departed
this life one year ago today. March ), 1905
Absent only in body.
He will always be remembered for his nobility
of soul.
Peacefully he lived. peacefully he passed away.
BY HIS FATHER AND MOTHER. GEO. w
AND MRS. STEWART, AND HIS BROTH
Frs, GEO. W, IT., AND DANIEL. T.
STEWART
WILL ANS. In sad Int loving remembrance Of
our dearly loved wife and mother, GATHER
me WILLIAMS. who left us four years
ago today. March s. 1905.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Albert W. Bailey and Rose A. Dantzler
both of New York city, n. Y.
Frank W. Reiser and Rhoda Jung.
Wesley L. Snelson and Florence L.
Franck. both of Richmond Va.
James l.. Johnson and Ollie B. Page,
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both of Lynchburg, Va.
George w. Brown and Susie L. Sealock,
both of Sperryville, Va.
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Miss Rosa NJ Bruce of Suffolk. Va. is
the house guest of the Misses Taggart
of Georgetown.
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Neu ra1g

Do YOU know how to cure it !?
Constitutional treatment will, OF
course. But that takes time, and
in the meantime you continue to
suffer. This is where DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills are invaluable
They stop the pain. The pain is
i'll the nerves-in the large ones !;
that is why it is so severe. Anti
Pain Pills soothe these nerves and
bring relief. Get them at any
drug store.
My husband and have been using Or. Miles
Anti-PaiD Pills for neuralgia and headache for
lie past ten years"
MRS. THOS LAIDLAW
Yates Center. Kansas.
II first package fails to benefit money back.
- doses. IS cents. Never sold in bulk.
MILES MEDICAL co. Elkhart Ind.
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Miss Julia Mitchell Muschette Of Charles
county, Md. is the guest of the Misses
Gatewood for this week.
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Custom prescribes that the first months
of new family's residence in the White
House should be unhampered by any off,
cial entertaining, but it is understood
that after the 18th a series of welcoming
events for the members of the new cab
met will go on.
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
have accepted already number of invi-
tationS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

Senator Warren will give a large dinner
at the Willard tonight in honor Of Vice
President and Mrs. Sherman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

Mrs. Edward I,auterbach of New York
who is staying at the New Willard. gave
a luncheon yesterday at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-08

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vogt announce
the marriage of their daughter. Wilhei
nina Dora. to Mr.. Frank w. Common.
Monday. March s, at Baltimore, Md. The
couple will be at home after May l at
the Manor House, this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh and
Miss MacVeagh. who spent several months
in Cuba. are now at Palm Beach, and
will likely remain all this month.