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New-York tribune., 1909-07-09
For Sale or Erchange.

T-OR SALE OR EXCHANGE. - GENTLEMAN's
IL estate 220o acres: best farming land in Ner York
buildings millionaire
borsen1sr's stock 400 Is buildings
brokers protected. J. d. sHAHAN. Port Henry. N. y
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To Let for Business Purposes.

TNO RENT.-A LARGE. LIGHT OFFICE, ON THE
i FIRST floor. in the Hebrew Free Loan Building 10:
I'd Ave- five windows. big sl0yght; suitable pho
tographer. architect. dentist dressmaer,
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
sE P ;s ' isls P so sisss55 .5iss:s '5ss
CHICAGO. TNDIANAPoIIs & LOUISVILLE
5g FSgr4 70 gi6 iau. 3 5aoe s:s@ % ss 5ss g?
CENTRAL or GEORGIA
589r'9 ag TO 'i5 June ' 81 i.5s s POO POO
DETROIT UNITED.
5sI4 52g4 to .'5 june in aa Ss
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA
y2f }s5 to ''S june in June sss: s 5. :.s sss g
MOBILE q OHIO.
TSssf 5sg to 's 5aas IN ssss ss 49, 49,
MIHNEAPOLIs. ST PAUL & sAULT STE MARIE.
52?'P 5s to i 3ns @ .S:si 5ss 's = h @ 80
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
g T2s9 to T' June IN Sane s5 sSs s5ss sss 2ss s
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN
% F0Prth TO %fsE 3t IN June Sa5 sSS2!3 800 issl
PACIFIC COAST.
$S; ss s2;5s g
Xet 2, earnings 7! e.. s1I7.744 se4.sOs ss4.O44
65s:ss s5 s'@s: ss5ss95 70 'sss s:. :sss
xet earnings II mos. ss85 s8l sIo05ls sIsl2se
FORT WORTH DENVER CITY.
z.ss3 @2':s aas sss, nc 3s3.
Outside oper. GneO--. So .26ss Inc. s.523
rs: el net Sss go '37 sII be Dec ''seEs s9o
Operating income ssso2s $4,000 Inc. s51.7as
TOTAL o1sS see a2s ss2lse5a aessssl:s
Hst @ tss es5 14Ss45s 53s @ Tss slsSs sSs
2. so 20 'ssss % Bs. Iss Sc ass
Operating income slsss.a42 s1833.454 Inc. s5i.ssT
.Debit
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
Ts: @ ssss Inc Inc SECS sss
siosl siass55 Inc Inc So ssa ssa
net 's 'lss:R5 sls Inc Inc. SO ssss sss
Operating income sf7s.47s ti1ss7e Inc. ssseoO
E:si .: ssss .;sss 81 Bss as 9sss
5s:5s: s s 'a0fs ''isssss sss Dee s9s
r.as. s s ss 1919 Ess ssss &c
Operating income. 81. 1.754sso s1s5sooi Inc sse67
ST. JOSEPH GRAND ISLAND
Month Of April o-o
Eapsnses and taxes. ii2.Si4 $3.50 Inc. 526ss
Tst T, earning. s;, 'si.IOs saI7Oi Dec ssssO4
Ssa.s. III Ess ss ssssl
Nst szrniErs....... ssssss7 a5os.sss nee.E1lsO6i
.Dehct
COLORADO SOUTHERN
TsgFP sig ,s ssis Ssn. s s$ @ :sss
DETROIT & MACRINAC.
ss ssf !. % JUNE s .s .s.ss.s l::s5 5s
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CHEsAFEAkE q nIIlO

Fourth seek in June $3.50 saS9Sls Inc slsS So
.ruv June % Is :s5 7ea - SIS 80 Inc 1879
CHICAGO < ALTON
po1.h week Ir Tsac xale ssa So sss Orr s1o so
Irr 7 20 June 90. ls5ls s4- = Io1 go fne- '5i'H
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WORK WANTED.

Female
COMPANION refined vofsrx lady as
companion. a1 objection 70 travel Al
dTsss Cagahlr Tribune. Harlem Branch.
81 Wrat l2Sta 81
GoEERNESs - Young. Intelligent ArneTi-
can Fi-i. 20 one or Two children. capaLl~
~ teaching German also fulsiraI. or as
onspanien Address Miss l.. 1882 Myrtle
ave. Rrg.k'yu
tbFEFNFE~ or COMPANION 20 growing
children English. refined. competent.
riEHest references music and slsfueufAfr
French. g anywhere Julien Bureau a
West s2l - Tel 1881 Bryant
SECRETARY. C0NTASIO~-B college
E-atuHtT F0ot kru- ledge stenoE-a rh5. +.
excellent reader musician. T5uls travel
fiEh~-t -efsr~0ees. Address Box IT2 West
uoos. y =
ETESDGEAPEER arH TYPEvyEfTER -
Beginner. moderate -aiary. rapid in tax
ing notes, quick ~ tTp~wrltsr Miss II
D. ftun. - Tp~rv e.
yoC$G LADY n, take charge candy booth
or a-vthluE similar city ~ ~rtsrtr,-. ts~vt
-sf~--nces. fsfA E.lzsn. 5ot Jarkeou ave.
FsF0rr
New-York tribune., 1909-07-09
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

I.arEa. Vast and Luxurious TwiTt-Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless 4 Submarine Sisus
PLY TNOT-TH- CHERBUL ff-B FlENEN.
Express Safiugs Tuesdays ar - A NJ
Ceciiie. ..--.-Juiv 13I X Wilhelm II-July y
X. ". j. Grizzly % Kr'prirz Wm---Aug- :
PT4TNCJ TIL C-TfERR'DU FtfS-F2 r E.MEN.
r Tin-Sersw SsiliugS Thursday a 70 A. "
p p Wilhelm Tr1fv Is FurfuersT- July n
Friedrich q CT. July - Washington Aug ,
GEORGE. WaSTfINCsTON-Ssiis avg .
- go tons. Newest and largest German
snip ahoat. Every iun0r aftou known 70 tbs
shipbuilder-s art.
CTRRATsTAE-NAPL C5E1NSOA-
Mediterranean SaiIt1gs "a arurdav ar II \ u
X IlIise July 10 R4rIir s1cVt- Aug -
r. Irene. -Tuiv y 2. irrIT- AUS =
Connections F.I--ir.. ling re Globe
Travellers Checks good ei over the word
Apply OELRICEfS & 60. General agents.
BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED. D.-
MADE $4,000 in five years in the mail
order business: began with 81. send Tor
free booklet Tells how. Heacock. sl4.
Lockport. n. I.
sALEsMEN.-Men OF ability. who can fur
ntsh references: none other need apply
10 a. m. 81 Warren st
--------------------- -
WORK WANTED.
Male.
ACCOCNTANT.-A accounts and
Sinplifles systems as 20 reduce work
and easily detect errors. George Christie.
500 Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn
BCOKEEEPER- Middle aged: permanent
or temporary position; accurate at fig
ufes; understands double entry books Ad-
dfess strictly Temperate. 2S East 14th St
BoOKKEEPER. will attend to office. Civ
ing experts service, charging only for
first class results c. r Christie. $50
Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn.
CIIAUFFEUR.-Exp on road and
in shop; reference; drives Packard. Max
Wen. T. puprey. G2 West Tooth st
CHAU UFFEt,R.-By young man. 1Ss with
mechanical experience IN private family:
runs most any car; SIC weekly. Address
BOX los. New Canaan, Conn.
CHEF.-Good on dinners and business
mens lunch: butcher and carver: quick
"a Tush- Anton Hovan. AIS East S1st st
coLLEcTOR.-Best OF reference: security:
honest sober; neat appearance. James
II. Gaynor, BIG Van BruHt ST. Brooklyn.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. aged 2f. wishes 10
connect himself with house where in
tegrity. capacity ana ability viii be recog-
- IL
ENGINEER-German: first class refer
enc eIGes; licensed. sober reliable expert
enced engine. elevator. boilers etc: day or
night. moderate wages, any building
ISchlliing S4J East 23d 81.
OF confidence. Is honest. sober and relia-
BILE J. Heller. 1l64 I'd ave.
SALESNAN.-with frst class house. not
particular as 20 line: has experience in
building trade: salary preferred. Duffy
ss3 Decatur ST.
SALESMAN wants extra good selling re-
peat order iinc on commission basis for
New York and vicinity sell deparmsu nj
stores. Jewellers auto trade. hardware. r
: NJ. care stafford. g. Fulton 81
SECOND MAN-Lady going abroad wants
place Tor her excellent swiss second man
San take buffers place. SO. Miss Shea-s
Bureau. East 42d So.
sTENOGRAPHER. bookieeper ana core
spondent. Spanish. English. beginner.
any kind q position. Tor any place. mod
crate salary best references. sanchez. 152
West e9th st.
WATCHMAE or GATEHAN.- Sober. reli-
able and honest. good references from
last place. bonds or security y required
= J. 19S Grand st. Jersey City. y. J.
NOISG FEENCHhAN.- Aged % knows
English. Russian. German. - years IN
commission agents ofIc~. london. prefera-
h}v wire. spirit wholesale business. Petit.
sil West 23d ~
EpiNG MAN GPI. speaks and writes Ger
man and English. iu big concern. can
E're Al reference. Froo'lch. 1927 1T afs.
YOUNG MAN 25. energetic and honest
wishes clerical or outdoor position. ref
rreacee. moderate salary. Address Peter
g Blake. eos wcirfieiG st E-okiyn-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-09

SIDE LINE.-G0od selling article with
established reputation. Liberal commits
sion. Small sample Number OF salAsmsn
limited. Act promptly. Trojan Mfg. Co..
etatinn 10. South Rend Ind.
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TO THE

CATsKILL MOUNTAINS
VIA THE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN OTTa
AND CATSKILL. AND TANNERS
VILE RAILWAYS
Direct connection with the N 7. Central
trains leaving New York T.54 and I1:11
A II. daily, except Sunday. and 4.O2 ?. NJ.
daily. and the West Shore trains leaving
West 42d 81. at 7:15 and 11:S0 A NJ. daily.
except sunday.
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSEILL
EVENING LINE STEAMERS
PURCHASE TICKETS VIA CATSELL-
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BOg TON &: 5::.: a.. q g.. f.:

CENTRAL HUDSON Linz
For EWBURGH. PO' 'KEEPSIE < KIM
STON. From Pier "a n R. It Franklin
ST WEEK DAYS except Saturday. p. 81.
SATURDAYS ] =. II West I29Jh ST.
For WEST POINT. NEwBURGH and
intermediate landings. WEEK DAYS teI-
cept saturday. > r. N
SATURDAYS. 3 p. n. Yves; I29ta
$50 p. N.
Sundays $50 % n n NJ! Fl'E w:.: 2. u iag;s 81 s.
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pomEsr1c SITUATIONS wANrrp.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
BUTLER ~ VALET -svsEs. experienced
excellent references. private family o~
narheler apartment. D'-s7n. ca Tast
s9fh -
BUTLER. s. cook. g. Young roupl-
Vie cock or lsuatrNss. mar butler or
useful. understands care - horses good
driver. = 90 60 rhe work . smai. hoGsa Co
Erthsr. excellent references ~ Mics ritz-
'.a-afd's Bureau. sos att ave. csrrsr ssd
Etr~et
CARETA KEE- -CoIieee graduate, single
American. agsd -, regular occupation
summer. ra1er~nc~s Furnished available
now. Address II. Dean. SIS West 57'h
street
CoACHMAS-E pcrienesa: understands his
busln~sz. -sisbl, ar-1fuH.odatins. rrac-
tf-Hi automobile experience. references. J.
n. BOX 10. 6l7 dth ave.
coACHAIAN single. excellent references;
ohIiEiuE and most careful man. with good
record. Phelps. 955 SIN ave
cvoA,nSfAN. Reliable. sober man. mar
fieI. wul ha found respectfully willing,
nsat. practical. an around. highly recon
uianded by hts present employer. charles
II FlatJ f65 GrcenHich ST. koeIin. 14i
West e2d 81.
COOK. Sc Ry colored man. good cook.
waiter general houveworker: makes all
kinds az iee creams. bread. rolls. pastries.
soupS meats. best personal reference T.
Prince. 454 Nes; 57th 81. basement
COUPLE Farmer or useful man: cook or
houseworkor. Young Irish. no children.
excellent reference Carpenters Bureau.
"a 9th ave.
FAEMER AND GARDENER Would like
10 take ruu chsrE" ~ gentleman S couu-
Try mace fro crrenhouSel. married. two
children. cen furnish excellent reference
wages required. S6p. cottage. fuel liant
and farm produce. wife excellent butter
maker; will board help. Address l.. Sls
Main ST. New Rochelle. \ !.
C;ARDENER-Ry man, So; intelligent. SO
her obliEing: handy with tools. good
references. r. O. pa sth aye
GARDENER. Married. You don't want
your gardens and grounds 90 dcterioratee
Then engage me Flowers. NeSelaples,
greenhouse: English and American expert
snoe Temporary address. Robinson. 44o
West 25d st
GARDENER and useful man by the day;
good hcdger. s. a day. F. Law. 5ai tn
st. Brooklyn.
sTARLEMAN.-Expc young man;
seven years experience. Address Leon
DenisDk. 20 Eldridgc ST.
USEFUL young man; EentleTnans country
place: capable and willing 20 make him
SELF useful: horses. lawns. driving; eN-
perience: references. Charles. fo4 Gates
ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-09
Furnished Cottages to Rent.

a pTRoNDACRs.-FULIY FURNISHED COTTAGE
20 rent on lake opposite Paul Hotel; baths
siectrfcity etc Apply PAUL SMITHS HOTEL. CON-
PANY paul Smiths New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-09
AGENTS WANTED.

I MADE $50 600 in five years in the mail
order business: began with So. Send for
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. e14
Iockport. y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-09

AMERICAN LINZ From Pisf is 4 i' \ ! ?
-S-HERF7 q sol TIA - ~ =
- PariT - TGly la = Lc1-s- -Jlit =
Sa7 TcrS .-f-ir = T'i'adeiIhie saSz
EEC SEA5 In n A- n
--EyV YORK DOVER Az y EEtP-
L-.,1is-f Tutr le Vsd=~fand ..--Juiy =
7 fs.fs-li-rr---l ms L. Zsers-f ..- July 81
WE!TE STAR LINE 81: s. T5er
NEW YORK o. [STG7y N-LIT E.E1P PCCis
t-Alf-4- T-sIy To- 70 noon \ - bic Juiv - 10 a7l
Rairf.- July i7.1I am GAlttc Iuiy 81. van
pLTlIUCTH- -CHERB Cf-SQ CEH LO1e
Tsri-rri-Tlv14 -31an MsjsSricJ ulyes-s 2 sla11
ad~fa-iTr- p i-,is7 m sl-esric. tr1g 4 e:5t1n1
NEW YtF.E AND BpSTuN 10 ELAL1-
Via Azores and tilhra far.
C--fr-- Nu= & 7oun Hcrnarlt>. ~9s u. Ian
DsG<E>-e{ER OFFICE. 8 BROADWAT-
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4IBRaBII2G 2G-4E7E31g9N

lJ8MBlj36-A.
All M5sern safety T,-r'ss fTira. -sz. sub
marine. eJcr
London p.ll--Ha uHurg-
- FioraI- Fuir 10 e. pra -F- tf-anr- -Au<-
-Cfn-iuualI- -Iu.- IL. = al fkaissrin- aug Z
4A-snrfka Trfrv -. 10 an Pe7nSylvania AZ il
stravo.4-.f frlv -f q sul "P Li7rliu.ASE- -
F.irz Carlton a ID tarle Bsetsurant- .Ss7F-
a ~ vTN GIBRALTAR
4 i q Y NAPLES AND
Z 4 ) IL GENOA
- zr..r IN r..r- D 1 g. ~ sept
IDtsN CRUISES
c.,,r--i--r .-fr-rr,-N NEXT
WEST INDIES w - 4 E.F-
TFtTF.I EE-' TEEf rs iSSL -
-91r-tsr r,~r- N7- r~fus r-vzrz-V here.
F4sNfrT-EC;- NNfFF.r.-AN line. - bTosd-
VA y
New-York tribune., 1909-07-09

COOKS 20 TOURS TO EI7ROPE-
All expenses Included Booklets
THOS. COOK < son. 24J. I2e0 3 way
$40 Madison ave. 5S3 9Th ave. New York
MARSTERS TRAVEL MAGAZINE ot
sumner Tours 20 All Vacation Resorts.
independent or escort mailed free- 0AE-
STERS 81 Wss- 3Oth ST. y =.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-09

DREssMAKI-R. FIRST class litter. work
er. would like TO work for lady In the
country: very practicaI Call or address 564
Lexington ave. care Blomquist
New-York tribune., 1909-07-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

HOUSEWORK- Neat. middle aged French
woman; good family cook; willing and
strictly temperate: without washing. SO
monthly Irwin's Bureau. ~ West 1lth St
New-York tribune., 1909-07-09
nersssAKISG AND MILLINERY.

Empire. Princess gowns,
perfect NJ guaranteed latest fashions
Marshall, 100 West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-09

10TH ST. T25 W Est -'e1I. handsomely
Furnished rr1lgz- t-Fu=i house and
-eiEtborno.d breakfast tsleuacne.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-09
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

SD sr. - EAST Madison square SOUTH
Suite. Two rooms bathroom. hy mont
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-07
RED GROSS REoReANlzEs.
f11n,on .AvsocIota1 press.,

CUnIon Associated Press.1
WASHINGTON, Dec. T. All
pranch organizations nf the american
NaItional Red Cross Society were abo!-
ished to-day. and in their stetatl bodies
10 be known as chapters win be organ
izetL This action twas confirmed at
the sesrton pf the national organfza-
ticn n Washington to-day.
These chapters will be formed by
resolutions OF subdivisions existing r..
present, directed to EL1e headquarters
at Washington, and governing boards
in each Safe will have direct super
Vision CT the chapters The addition
!. the State governing boards and tihe
substitution CT the word chapter for
in the title OF the local or
ere the chief points Of
change in the plan OF the renrsaniza-
tioa. This, However. it 9s believed.
will add greatly to the efficiency OF
the central body MS working force.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-07
MAPS FILED BY NEW RAILROAD
West Virginia, Pennsylvania and At
Iantie Line Turned Over Papers
q to Secretary Of state.

/ Maps have been fled with the Sec
rotary of State of West Virginia by
the West virginia. Pennsylvania and
Atlantic railroad. and this brings to
light the surveys which have been
made along the Cheat river between
Parsons and Rowlesburg. distance OF
81 miles. The railroad has taken up
rights OF way and intends to build.
The road Is backed by Philadelphia
capitalists, at the head of whom is
RobertF. Whitmer, now president OF
the Dry Fork railroad. supposed to be
the best paying railroad in the State.
The Dry Fork, whic hextends a dis
lance of 80 miles south from FEN
da4oks on the Western Maryland Is
seeking an outlet. It is only three
miles from Hendricks to Parsons,
where the whItmer Interests own
large large pulp and paper mills.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-07

iSNfaTs or COZ JsBBs SELECT
cFFicERs FOR coMlNe


Eairmont Conne NJ ]. s42, KING
Of colnm6ns. met last night 1t its hail
Atsthe corner Of Faifnpnt avenue and
First street and held its annual cleo
ton or o1icefs. Following is the list
OF the newly slected otfieers
Grand Knight Charles j.. Wise. &
Deputy Grand knight: Edward NJ.
Wilson.
Chancellor, j. T. Bremen.
Recording Secretary, A. r. Coully.
FInancial Secretary. j. .. Mulvehtll.
Treasurer, John ID. Conners.
Adxoc&te, William Kennedy.
Warden, Charles G. Armbruster.
Inside Guard. Joseph c. Corners.
Outside Guard, R. q. Flaherty.
Trustee, George A. Walters,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-07
TWO CENT RAE cAsE.
Union Associated Press.)

union ASSoc.ated FFeAs'g
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 7.7Argnlmentsa II
the o:se brought by leading Oklahoma
railroads against the sta'te of Okla
1pcnra I.o test the eCnsStnionaltty OF
The two cent fare law and certe ~
freight rutes fixed lby the s:Nte, will he
tleard to-day by Judge Hook, OF the
United States DISTRICT Court. Atrps-
ney General West, dG Oklaihoam, tried
in vain 10 keep the case out OF the
federal courts until all remedies offer
ed By oklahonais laws and conststui
tlon crad been exhausted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-07
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-07
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the First National
Bank of Fsirnpont, West Virginia. viii
be held cit its banking room in THE city
of Fair1nont, on Tuesday, the 18th day
of january. 1910. between tine hours
ct 10 a. m. and 2 p. M, ror the ptrr-
pose Of electtng board of directors
for the ensuing year and for the trans
acting OF any other business THAT may
Iesl1iy o@e before said meeting.
HOWARD w. sSHOWALTER,
Cashier.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-07
Personals.

Mrs. Anna Rager and Mrs. Cora RI
ger 6. and daughter, Jesate. were guess
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Garney Morgan, nt
ClrakebHg, Sunday.
AUSTIN stealey. Of Merchant street,
spent Sunday at tMorgantowu.
Mr.. end Mrs. William Keener ard
dnugnter, Lucille. have returned from
a short visit at white Rock.
Mrs. Recard is nursing a patient 81
Rsssiown.
Il T. Moran, of Mannlhgton was u
business visitor IN this city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Hutchinson were
guests OF Mn. and Mrs. B. d. Hutcbi1-
son at iMoatsville Sunday q.
Mr.. James Cordray fn1 dangI.er,
iDettn, Of Georgetown, have returned
ifier,c after short visit with relatives
IN this ward.
Elsie CleIland mas been quite sick
at iner home on Columbia street for
several lays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford, of Bea-
toms Ferry, rwere guests OF tho lslt-
hers aprents, Mr.. ind Mrs. ChDl,pi'.
Morris, sundiag.
Charles Hamilton, G Redwood, Is
spending a fow days with his sister,
Miss Loretta Hamilton, Of East Park.
Robert, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rsy
Harden, is i'll with symptoms of pn'au-
monia fnver
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-07


otearas c5sl CT vs. Lost SwiEEs e
al. assaIir Dece Illber III Neely
ana IsiyeIs the lstntlff
Dfatic1si Rslbber CD. 4ugap i
lJoiiiil ct II 6anHcry:: Dec inBel
T siii seesy ana Lively. rept ssent
ms the plaintfff.
Licenses Issued. q 3
The folt5wing marriage licenses
wer. yesGarilay issued BY the county
clerk:
waiter Al. williams, 26, and Martha
A. .Ruty, rs. lb1th of Fairynont-
Edward welsh, 2s. d Wheeling, ana
|Bertie Hages.26, &C Fairmont
Frank Triarff, rs, ct Sflinnston. and
sarah cnnn1lna. widow, 20. Of Fair
qncnt &
Deeds Recorded.
George NJ Ralpbsngder. special COM
missioner 10 Fatrnroat Building and
improvements Company, q parcel Of
land in BeIlsiew addition 10 the city
Of FairDont Consideration $3.50.
William H. Gartlan and wife Ito Giay-
Iinni Sellaro and Frank Selltro a par
cea OF land i'm Union dtstIict. Consul
#eraeion. So .096.
Fred w. Bartlett and wife To Asa
Block, q parcel of land IN tine Bartlett
addition to the town G Mannington.
Consideration. 81 and cgher valuable
property.
Morgan Billingslea and wife to Nan.
tcy E. Hall. a parcel OF land ON Gladi1
Fork OF BtEgamon creek in Manning
ton district. Consideration, $1.2GG-
C. a. snodgrass and wife to Morgan
Billingsfea. the 2-s interest in a par
eel OF land on Glide Fork CT Binga-
mon creek. Consideration, $166 66.
Elizabeth Rex to Susan Graham, a
parcel Of band dan the Burt addition ITO
stle town OF Mannington. CcneiGeTa-
tion, 81 and other consideration.
Asa Brock and wife to ]. A. Donley
and R. c. Don4ey, a parcel of land on,
washington street in the city OF Fair
mont. Consideration, 500.
Nora Banrack and husband to C. A..
Sno:l gr:ss 1-2 :intereet in a parcel OF
land in Broolside addition to the town
of Manninler1on. Consideration 81 and
other yaluabe1 consideration.
Eliza Brun1mage to c. A. Snodgrass
- i1terest in parcel Of lan.l on
run in Warrington district.
Consideration, 81 and other valuable
property.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-07
METZ THE CENTER OF THE

Rev. Engle. the pastor OF the Firm
ltngscn M. E. south circuit. took IT
Ithe church anil baptized about a dnz-
en- at the church here Sunday last
Inc fruits OF meeting held some
weeks ago He also closed meet
ling 1T Seven Fines where he took In
Rev. Carter, of the NJ. E Church,
the pastor Of The Hundred circuit.
closed a meeting at the CampUeH'z
church. near here last Friday with
como is or 20 converts He will bap-
tise tnem. tsund;y next at 1880.
There is two oa well Locations near
A. NJ. G4overs residence ON his farm
also enc on C. E. Wells farm direct
between the Gas wells No. / aGI The
Bonwell. The two large wells struck
near mere for some time. There is
some 3 or 4 new locations on state
Work. Dunkard has some new ioca-
lions
Fred Campbell. or Calhoun county,
ts visiting friends in and around our
town. He is quite a humber man IND
figures right smart in politics and is
a great hunter especially the coon.
and fox.
Mr.. H L. and Florence Campbell
are Lack home after q long visit down
the Ohio river. They were in LAW
renee counties the great tobacco belt.
They also stopped at Poncreekl W.
va. PGrtIrmd, OHIO, and Ravens
WOOD, w. Va. THEY found aAot thei:
people prosperous with good crops
and in good spirits.
I Mr.. Arthur GRANDEUR is quite sick
at present.
Mrs. Uuis sturm Ne getting better
alta: long spell of fewer.
Mary Harter. OF GIovers Gap. took
a flying grip to st. Leo SUNDAY last,
alceompanted by Ross Campbell.
Dick Stewart and H. J.. Campbell
are dong quite a business in the way
cf .butchertng as they kflled and sold
Gaur last week and expect to kill fonr
this week.
TRUE BLUE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-07
MIDWEST POULTRY SHOW.
mnfon Associated Press.)
-TeO 5-pnn1fTaV MI pI

CHICAGO. Dec. 7+-Pouitry, pigeon
and pet stock breeders all over the
United States and Canada have enter.
ed exhibits at the first annual exhibit
ton of the Great Midwest Poultry
Association, opened in the Coliseum
today. The management expects the
exhibition to surpass in interest the
Crystal Palace Show in London and
the Madison Square Garden Show in
New York; a A