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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

OOS, en- Ell CarOd1na, nueStrO I>arthcH--
lar amigo, don Manuel Gambler, CON-
notado comerciante. de esta plaza.
Ell coqresponsaI de Humacao, escrE-
be 10 siguiente.
Al abrirse el presente curse eacOlaE
gram numero. de ni1os fuerOn despa-
chados de La escuela, por falta de Pro-
feSOres. Los demas alumnOs, no en- GU
totalhdad, estan redamidos media dla-
sc, de tai modo que un educaDdo, es--
tudia ("si estuda'') una hona media
DIANA en- d ano escolar. Y 81 a est0
q11tamos en- el ano natural la ep0ca
de vacacioneS, la falta de asistemcia del
Professor del discipnlo por nuwia, eu-
fermedad, festivales, permisos, viajes
ETC., tenemos que, La tan costosa de-
cantada "Educaci6m'' en- Puerto Rico,
sc reduce so 8 60 minutes de a,preu-
dazaje diario.
7F
lila regresadO de Mayaguez ell senior
Magin Raldiris. Secretario del Partidc
| Repubicano.
En- ell vapor entrado aver en- este
puerto regresaron de Europa nuestros
dlstlngu,dos amigos, los esposos Biarl-
| chi, quienes salieron para su residences
Reciban nuestro saiudo.
Ell tesorero Gromer ha ilegado muy
repuesto tfe su larga estancia en- los
| Estados Unidos Como de costumbra
en- Ia entrevista con los reporters.
anuncio la mar de cosas para esta is
! la. Por de pronto, el tesorero piensa
aumentar en- la pr6xima legislature ell
| nilmero de investigadores de rentas III
ternas.
!Por Daos Mr.. Gromer, no 10 hasas
Ell senior Jaime Noble, Secretarie
particular del gobernador, ha de,c1ara-
| do "urbi ct orbi'', que el es ciudada
no americana, contestando a cierto CO
lega del Sur. !:
Ha regresado de Vega Alta ell ms
pector general de escuelas Mr.. Libby,
quien investigo las escteias de aquef
distrito.
Ell seilor Luis Weisberg nos ha ma
| tnifestadO que es inexactO que Fl plen-
Sc embarcarse hacia los Estados UnI-
dos
Ell seiior Weisberg Sc quedara en- La
| lsla. Piensa ahora publican un infOr-
me acerca de sus trabajos realizados
en- la Biblioteca insllar.
Sc enclentra enfermo ei Collector
de Rentas lnternsls de Arecibo, senior
| Angel Matteu%
Aver celebr6 session ed Consejo Eje-
cntivo,. aprobamfbose los nombramientox
de r,egistradores de la Propiedhd
| Mr.. Ward, presidi6 la session pronsaa--
cialIdo lm breve discurso.
]
Mhnana sabado sc ceiebraran exS-
menes para cabos de policia habisnefa-
sc presentado cimcuenta aspirantes.
La detective de esta cndad, anda en-
averiguaciones de un hurto cometido en-
Ia Marina, EN- donde fue slstraala una
sortija a una se1orita valorada en-
lOchenta dollars.
Hoy sc ha remitklo al verdugo Pc
dro Feliclano Duprey, un check psr
10000 dollars, como pago de la ejeru-
cid@ del REQ Amseano Velazquez, eje-
cutat1o. el 27 del pasado, en- el PresiI-
dlo de esta ciutlad.
Ha ngresado en- el Manicomn, en-
concepto de alienado pudiente Ell Sc
nor Antonio FeMazldez Vangas, decla-
RADIO loco por la Corte de Distr5tD, de
ArecibO. '''
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08


dias en- esta oiudad, para deapedirlos,
nuestro amigo don Carlos Vivaldi, Sc
cretario de la Corte de Distrito, de
Ponce.
LA Corte Municipal, de Mayag1sez,
conden6 aver al celebre ladr6m de ga
llinas, Anastasio: Mendez, que cmnp8i-
ra un aiio y cuatro meses de cawel.
"La Bamdera Americana" de Maya
gNle, sc queja de ia frecnencia CON
que los muchachos, en- sus jrpegos en-
las CABLES, apedrean varlas casas de Ia
milias principalmenbe en- La cuesta del
Liceo, pumto que ellos escogen para
su campo de Agramante. Ell otro daa
apeelrcaron La pdlperda del comercian-
tc senior Monserrate Almod6var.
Ell domingo por Ia tarde Sc efec--
truaram carreras de caballos em ell Hi
p6dromo de San German.
Ha tornado possession de su cargo de
enfermero professional EN- Mayaguez, ed
senior Buemaventura Baez.
Sc encluentra enferma de afg1n ca1i-
dado EN- esta ciudad, La respectable da-
ma Maria Lopez, hermama de nalestro
amigo, el senior Riera y Palmer, alcal-
de de- Mayagtuez.
Por orden del Inspector Veterina--
rio del distrito Sur, ham sido sacrifi-
cados cialco cabaillos atacados de mler-
mo, pyopiedad de las sig'ientes per
sonas
Luis Cancela, Manuel Rodriguez, Pc
legri Gonzalez, Damian del Moral y
L. Bravo Rosello.
Ell sacrificio sc llev0 q cabo ell dia
prinero del mes en- curse.
Sc encluemtra en- Sam Juan, nuestro
amigo, ell icemciado, don Jose r. Apom
te, fiscal de la Corte. de Distrito, de
Humacao. LIE saludamosH
Por fllerza deStacada en- "BartOlO"
del puesto de Lares, ha sido captura-
dc Juan Mun1z, autor DE Un escala--
miento hecho en- los de'p6sitos de he
rramientas, depal tamento de Obras
Publicas, oclpandUle los efectos ro--
bados. Tambien ham sido arrestadas
siete personas por portar armas.
Em la noche de aver, dos peones de
una brigada' de 'Lajas, corrian en- una
teresma, la cual Sc descarril6 frente &
la parada de dicho pueblo, CON tan ma
La sllerte que ell muohacho Marcial Vaz
quez, sllfri0 dos heridaS de c0nsidera-
ci6n en- una pierna; fue asistido de
primera intenci6n, por el doctor Apa-
ricio.
Tambien Sc descarril6 anOche ell trem
de pasageros que venia de Cabo- -Roj 10,
no habiendo ninguna desgracia en- es-
te accidente.
Ell Mnes pr6ximo Sc celebrara una
misa en- la iglesia de San Francisco, en-
s,lfragio del alma de La que fue distm-
@uida DANA dona Emcamacs6n Zuzu-
rregui. La familia Brau, agradecera la
asistencia al mencionado acto religio-
so.
Sc lie han coucedido Is dias de IL
cencia a La empleaha del Manicomio,
q La sehorita Josefa Rivera.
Aver embarc6 hacia los Estados UNI
dos, comerciante de esta plaza dom
Primitive Franco. ~: -
Ha faalecido EN- Humacao, el senior
ENRIQUE Thomas, empSeado que fus del
Registro Civil, en- dicho pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

Ha regresado de los Estados UNI
dos, en- ell Carolina, nuestro partseu-
lar amigo, don Manuel Gambler, CON-
notado comerciante- de esta plaza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

DeSde San German
Dona APOLONIA SILVA
DE SERVERA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

heridos de Melilla Y familias de los re-
servistas.
Suma anterior =. S 1,570,6O
Recibido de San Sebastian, por los Sc
hores Laurnaga y Co.. Sucres.
j. Felix Zugarramurdi, s 500
Jose Lopez Linares, 100
Pedro j. Labayen, 200
j. P. Laurnagaray, 100
P. Martiarena, 100
p. j. Jaunarena, 100
Jose M Caballero, 100
Antonio Pavia, 100.
Juan Yulia, 100
Braulio CabalIero, 200
M. Rodriguez Cabrera, 100
Rev. Francisco A. Ceballos, 200
Miguel R. Cancio, 100
Eliseo Acevedo, 100
Fidel T. Mendez, O,5O
joaquin Oronoz Perochena, 100
Rond6n y Oronoz, 100
Constantine Hermida, O,5O
Betancourt y Hermanos, 0,5O
Gumersindo Rio, CPS
l:steban Garcia Mantilla. 200
J. T. Caban y Co., 0,50
.T1an r RaIIesfer 100
Fermin B. lopez O,5O
Guillermo Mayol, O,5O
Pedro Jemarena, 500
Braulio Rico, 100
GuillermO Carde, 100
Beningno D1az, 100
Recibido de Toa-Baja, por los senores
Dolagaray y Hersnaao-
Jose Ricartte, $ 1000
Francisco Fernandez, 200
Jose Ma. Zubinaga, 100
Policarpio Blanco, ,.> o., 100
Alexandra Aguirre, ~ 100
Jose Enatarriaga, 500
Marcos Arraiza, 500
L. Dolagaray, 200
Recibido de Patilias, por don Fran
cisco, "Echevarrfa.
'''as'. go IS a. -,
Bernabe Lopez, :" j 500
Lagua, Ferreira y Co., 800
Francisco Rudas, 200
Manuel MOntesein, 200
Juan Torres, 100
Rev. Julio Gilbert, 100
Bartolo Gala, 100
NabOr Martin, O,5Q
Francisco Perez. OPS
Tatal 4 la fecha S 1,652,60
Nota :-OtrOs donativOs sc han recibido
que sc pnblicaran 10 antes posi-
sible.
San Juan, p. r., Octubre T. 1909.
Ell Tesorero,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

Aver embarcaron para los Eatados
Unados, los esposos vdvahdi Pagan, de
Yauco, qlniemes pasaran una temporada
EN- aquella metropoli.
Con dicho motivo ha estado umos
dias en- esta ciudad, para despedirlos,
nuestro amigo don Carlos Vivaldi, Sc
cretario de la Corte de Distrito, de
Ponce.
LA Corte Municipal, de Mayag1Bez,
|conden6 aver al celebre ladrm de ga
llinas, Anastasio: Mendez, que culnp8i-
ra un aho, y cratro meses de carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

Ell senior Superintendent del ASH
10 de Nihos, ha remitido la ofIodnA
del Assistant Director, un check por
Ia suma de 1000 dollars, como impor,-
te dal concierto yerifinado por Ia Ban
da del Asiio, en- IL Plasa de Baldor;o-
tY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

Aver embarc6 hacia los Estados In
dos, comerciante de estao oplaza do.
Primitive Franco. -: -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

Ha faalecido EN- Humacao, el senior
Enrique Thomas, empaeado que fus del
Regis&ro Civil, en- dicho pueblo. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

Nota :-OtrOs donativos sc han recibido,
que sc pnblicaran 10 antes posi-
sible.
San Juan, p r., Octubre 7, 1909.
Ell Tesorero,
MIGUEL TARGA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

Sc lie han coucedidO Is dias de
cencia a La empleada dell Maneom
a La seforita Josefa Rivera. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

PM los le|id(6 de hG1|Q
Subscription alberta por el Casino Es-
palol de San Juan para socorrer a los
heridos de Melilla y familias de los re-
servistas.
Suma anterior =. S 1,570,6O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

Tia lngresado en- el Manicomn, er
concepto de alienado pudiente Ell ne
nor Antonio Ferala4dez vangas, decla
RADIO loco Eor Ia Cprte de Distritp, d
ArecibU. "'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

Hoy sc ha remitklo al verdugo Pc
dro FeliclamO Duprey, un check ps.
10000 dollars, como pago de la eieru
clddf del REQ Ansean,o Velazquez, eje
cutado el ~ del pasado, en- el Press
dio de esta ciutiad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-08

Sc encllentra enfermo el Collector
de Rentas interllss de. Arecibo, senior
Angel Matteu,A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26
A Clock Made Of slcyeIes.

A clever Frenehman named Al
phonse DuhameI has constructed a
timepiecea12 feet high composed en-.
tirely of bicycles or their compliment
parts. The framework is a huge bi.
cycle wheel, round which are arranged
10 ordinary.sized wheels, all fitted with
pneumatic tires. A rim within the
large wheel bears the figures for the
hours, the figures themselves being
constructed of crank rods. The hands
are made OF steel tubing, which IL
used for the framework Of bicycles.
The minute strokes on the dial are
small nlckelplated pieces, The top of
the clock Is an arrangement Of 70
hapdlebars.
The clock strikes the hours and the
quarters, bicycle bells, Of course, max.
ing the chimes. The pendulum is made
of various parts of a bicycle frame. It
is said that the clock. besides being a
curiosity, is an excellent timepiece.
It now adorns n Of the public build.
tngs Of Paris.-The Sunday Magazine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26
FAIRMONT WON
AGAIN YESTERDAY
LOCAL TEAM TOOK FINE GAME
INCREASING ALREkpY BIG
LEAD.

|N-f - a4EIAl{l JlAtgafa M
The local IAN lie oBpof
TO see a fine bftion Of the sreat
national gan terday at souEi side
Park out i've runs made three
were hom was Gamer fof the
visitors and Jsckley and o'Malley for
the locals IA the long stick work
The score to 2 In favor d the
Hunters.
Fttzwater did mount duty for tie
visitors and he haathe Hunters guess
ing. Nine men famed out. Albright
pitched six Innings for the locals and
gave way to Willis for the remaining
three.
the Hunters won, but It was most
dangerous looking for them as many
as four tines in the game, when the
visitor had the bases filled, but the su.
perb fielding held down the escore.
Score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26
THE r DIAGNOSIS
Prompt the Use Of Worthless Rene
dies.

Even an experienced physician viii
sometimes make a mistake in diagno.
sis, in which event his entire treat.
ment is wasted and may even be ii.
furious to the patient.
The advocates Of all other nair Is
stOratives save Herplcide have wrong.
ly diagnosed the cause OF Dandruf.
and Falling Hair.
They figure on a functional disease.
whereas It is now known AMI generally
accepted that hair loss is due to a BAL
asttfc germ which Newbro's Herpicide.
destroys.
There is no substitute for Herpiciae
Accept none.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc
in stamps fro samtle to The Herptctde
Co., Detroit, Mich. s1.oO bottle guar
anteed. Cranes Drug Store. Special.
Agent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26
By tie Greatest
AneiCaa HunOrists
1faudinify Of
Illustrated Songs
b JAMES MONTGOMERY ELAdd
3 2aEs MONTGOMERY FLA0o

There o fashion in popular songs.
Of rouTse you know that, but l want to
cail II POUR attention.
The hordes Of webfooted parcel.
bearing pon1en, the hundreds Of har.
ried Harlem mothers and the sprink-
ling Q unclassided and mysteriously
unemployed males, are one year de-
ngh Nth sCh entirely about fires
and ire1en. The next season the
tile changes to songs entirely con-
cerned With somebody's unfortunate
erTins sistef, and during the next sea.
son no song stands a chance Of popu.
lar Approval that does not deal with
mother And IN most Instances with
thi9 brand maualihity makes its sure
APPEAL b some iins stating that my
motheF my only sReetheart." As.this
sentimens the acme Of bad taste its
succeeds IS assured, and peppermint.
scentedLsobs rfsefto the reof. But in a
class BY itself Is The one best bet Of the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26

line OF the song shows a dropping dSr.
ling in the foreground. with whom q
bevy Of heartless brats refuse to assol
ciate-all looking at her with the ex.
p~eetation OF signs Of hydrophobia
breaking out
The next illustration shows the
father Of the R~ooseveItian family os
tentatiously playing with all Of ths
brood but Me"
The pext slide is the cruel step
mother refusing to hear tarling's
prayers.
OF course the child gets the pip
with complications, and cannot recov.
er, and naturally a perfectly good an.
gel with a Mary Garden barette hold.
ing up her sykey knot and a pair of
ready-to-wear wings comes sliding
through the art wall paper and refuses
to admit the now remoTseiul parents 10
the bedside Of the dying child.
The dying child then turns to the
frenzied parents and sadly "~refrains"
at them-the substance Of the calling
down being that she guessed they were
sorry now that they refused to let her
play with matches. W
And four or five hundred mothers 60
home and hand four or five hundred
hammers to four or FIVE hundred of.
spring and, leading them up 70 the four
or five hundred parlor mirrors, say:
There, dearest, do whatever you
please, but don't get the pip!"
Which is probably untrue. Perhaps
incomes explain the matter. Families
living on $500 a year are maudifn.
Those having $4,000 are sentimental,
while those having $25. 900 are blase.
Those in the first class listen to the
songs and enjoy them.
Copyright, 1908, by w. G. chapman.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26
YOUNG Nj DEAD.

Mr.. "A. NJ. DAVIDSON left for Salem
this morning having ben called there
by the death Of ais wite's niece, Mrs.
Beuiah Flowers George at Kessler
Hospital. o%larksburg, last evening at
eight O'clock. Mrs. george was taken
to the hospital yesterday morning but
too late for an operation to save her
life. 1t is thought her death was caused
from gall stones. Mrs. George was
a granddaughter of Mr.. ]. ]. Lougn, OF
Salem. She had been married about
seven or eight months. She was about
eighteen years Of age. She was.en es.
Unable young woman and ner death
has cast a SHADOW over the commun.
ity in which she lived.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26
M Audience Knows Exactly What's
Coming.

.D. "NNN"n NN.r HulENN.f N##HEH".
aons carpentefs-ths illtreated dar-
Ing Of I'VE unhealthy self-conscious
runners The title may be changed
fro time 70 time, but the theme is al.
Wa sthesame. Sometimes it's "only
Ne or Always h the way" or mo
body Loves Me- Ire house Is dark
during the song, The singer is a
bulk blur with the lockjaw. The audi.
enc Dows exactly what's coming, al
Il Is anew song, and they sit
thr6ngh Il happily snifHing. Many a
lccket with It's colored photo OF some
cherished crosseyed cherub rises and
fails IKE q skin on the incoming tide
IN mar a morethanaadequate bosom.
Many green transfer mistaken in the
8heari thrcb Of the moment for a hand
rchieG Is made null and void with
easy fears.
through the gloom yon may perhaps
be able 70 distinguish the smile OF the
singer who IS sure Of his audience.
T pictures beautifully coIored
Wit feyertsh reds, gangrenous green's
ana laundry blues, are sure to please.
fFst one Illustrating the first
* UnNNHHHN ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26
INACCURATE
LITTLE JOE


ATLANTA, Ca, June 26.-Eoke
Smith Is ex-governor of Georgia and
Little Joe" Brown. victor in the most
bitterly contested battle ever waged
between the smiths and Browns, rules
in his stead. The passing Of the radi.
cal Hoke and the Induction into office
of the conservative Little Joe" Was
accomplished today with true Demo.
cratic simplicity, and with manifesto
lions of hearty good win for both men
on the part Of the great assemb1age Of
Georgians gathered to witness tne
momentous event.
All the ceremonies connected with
the Inauguration took place In the
House o. Representatives, in accord.
ance with time-honored custom and
for the additional reason that Govern.
Tor Browns voice was too weak to
permit Of HIS addressing a large out.
came to town to be inaugurated in a
street car.
All of the hatred genersteA during
the campaign for the gubernatorIal
nomination has died out, and the
charge That Brown was the friend OF
the railroads, the corporations and
the distillers and intent on owe
throwing the prohibition law. is no
longer made, In his little trips
through the State since his election
he his made himself profoundly popu.
lar by bis unaffected simplicity and
democracy, and many OF the Smith adj
herents who denounced him as a res,
cal during the campaign were IN the
crowd that gave lusty cheers in his
honor today.
Governor Brown is a resident Of Ma.
rietta, Ca where he has lived for two
decades, and is popularity supposed to
be wealthy. His election was looked
Upon as . victory for the conservative
elements and as an indication that the
people had tired of the radical activi.
ties of Hoke Smith.
During his term Of Office GovernG.
Brown VIII have two residences-tae
official one in Atlanta and the family
homa in Marietta, where he and his
wife and children may spend sannr.
days and Sundays and whatever brief
vacations he may be able to take. in
domestic simplicity, away from the
cares and responsibilities of office.
His stays at his old home will be
about the only %recreatlons or absences
from Atlanta Mr.. Brown will allow
himself during MS term Of Office.
H In the domestic and social admin.
lstratlon 81 the mansion, there will
lbe no pomp and little form, but an
abundance bf old-fashloned Georgia
welcome and cordially The COVER.
ner's table viii SAVIOR more of South.
ern plantation cooking than it will
OF the menu of shery's or De1mon.
ico's, but the fare will find favor With
those who have been reared upon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26
Excursion to Plttsburs at Reduced,
Rates Time a Week Until
July is.

Until July Is the /. G. woodward
will carry parties of ten people from
Fairmont to Pittsburg and return for
$3.50 each without meals or $500 wisA
meals.
You can leave Fairmont at $50
m. on Monday ofeach week. al spebA
the entire day Tuesday In sburs
aud return to Faffmont Wedb an
night OF You can leave Faifmoht at
1880 a. m. on Thursday oa each ]
and spend Friday H. Pittsbur and e.
turn Saturday nlghttto Fairahont The
boat does not leave until after the
street cars from carksburg, sAinns.
ton. : Warrington and Farmlagtoa
reaches tnis city at s a. m. q vi
your party for tae next boat 70 Pits
burg. leaving Monday. June 2lst ii
$3.50 a. m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26
Pupils Of Prof LAWRENCE.

Miss Nellie Donley, OF this city,
Miss Hazel Book, Of Pennington, and
Miss Flora Pendleton, of Warrington
have enrolled as pupils under Prof,
John Porter Lawrence of the summer
school Of the State University. Prot.
lawrence limited his class mere to
three pupils.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26

d -aTN q .---I- IHN|" .TI7
ND msaabs4E yySt.os
ton ,ss g,isst { Atiss Mo- r.iT.
bsr
1900 mas returned from 2
s!s'o WeesS q MI fefnels'
nd MS. HIS. Yost WHO have
psatflae paat rev weeks n ctncla-
Ass. iost was receiving
layf'afae home, afs.
was improved by
w s'sg n Slnellaau;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26
PROF. HlvELY
Principal Of Fourth Ward School S Itf
Of Typhoid Fever at Morgan
town.

Principal Hively of the Fourth ward
schools is a typhoid fever patient d
the City Hospital at Morgantown Nj.
lively went TO Morgantown 10 attend
the summer school. He was enrolled
but was taken sick before aaeadh
classes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26
HEALTH AND VITALITY.
Mot.,s Nerverlne Pins.

The great nerve pra,u restorative
Cor men and women, produces strength
and vitality, builds up the system AMI
renews the normal vigor. For sale BY
druggists or by mail, s1yOO per box, !
boxes for $500. -
Williams Mfg Co, Props. Cleveland,
of'n.
F. Shelby N. D. Christie.
Better THAN sPANKINe.
Subs ~n,o for the West vLrginian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-26

cornpone, potatoes, beans, trlsa.
chicken and homlny Provisions viii.
be made for the lovers Of collalds.
as that coarse old Georgia yegetayi.
is a special favorlte with the j
governor.
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Has Blood PoIson.

Roy Gattain is lying dangerously iii
Of blood poisoning at his home near
Bell Run Station.
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standfnu Of the ctuhs.
To-day's Game,
Monongah vs.. Watson.
PLAYERS HURT IN
MoRcANToWN GAME.

MoRGANToWN, June 26. = Two
baseball players were badly injured
Yesterday during a game between
teams of the city league. Frank Jen'
kins; Of the MarlIlas was struck on
the head by a pitched ball and render.
cd unconscious. Physicians worked
over him for three hours before they
succeeded in revlylng him.
snortty AFTER the. fra accident,
Charles Laughed, of the Dodekas, tae
opposing nine, was struck over the
heart. He sustained = broken rib.
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TROLLEY LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
No game scheduled.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

To-day's Game.
Uniontown at Connellsville.
Fsfrmont at Grafton.
Sundays Games,
Grafton at Falrnont.
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PAW. Va lEAeuE.

Hesterdays Results.
Fairmont :; Grafton. ..
UnlontoWn, s; connellsville 4
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~uNIoNTowN' June 20. = The
Champs were defeated by the Con
nellsville visitors in a lively game by
The score of Z to 5. Both teams hit
hard and each team had an equal
number of errors. Connellsvllle by
punching her ats succeeded in win.
ming the game. The core:
conneiisvilie ..""......... z II
Uniontown 5 10 :
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GRAFTON. Alb R 4 P A g

Slated for Albright in sixth.
Summary
HOmee Runs-Gainer, o'Malley and
Jackley.
Sacrifice hits-zinn 2, Warren 2,
carmony.
First base on balls-of Albright 8;
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SUD. NJ. .or the west v!rglnlan.