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Have a LARGE Following.

scc something that does not make them
lush.
Have Large Following.
"Ous unfortunate part ot this whole
Ml ter ~ has wr.t'ts may anvoeais
y, q ,guearr--lut in rlInIrcrs Engaged
n orIiag questionable "Hr7s kno"
'n0t .rr. nave d IL b. pcmioa q. the
'tt,'.c With them
Ma, HAw said:
"W'rrc u manager Ior press agent
.err, | guror. tLs dec tN0t IRIS ull%
+, sllaclyUa, OF u.D.s t.~t /, 5 indecent,
Simply to draw crowd 10 Il : boz
Office i've should hc arrested fcs obtain
,ng money rrGer false pretenses II ba
does no. -!ir.G Trhn. no Gh"er5isns,
or his .:C"gl 81, III &c cl3soG Up 4 no
docs. ~ rc ure Laws CAolsn on tic
str 'Jto uu.r' nov % stop int"'cns Or
obscene y. CUm1n 2s witL1l: any more
I.,t.. Holt u.' II" hi 'c"'.
"Yuu ,gruut GIVE baby food at all
Zines 10 ih"atr,aocrs, tut 50 long as
we laycn'; pure food Jaw that ap-
plies TO the d 'a'ls - enable the Stath
- label ;rYrli" VIVA. Is offered to tho
uuhli" - cpt"r"Ig ;Ethtrrs should be
promptly closed waca taer wares sre
iudcCCn. / am only "rprised that this
agitation was not taken NJ more v!Sor-
ousiy last summer when undraped
dancers appeared In SO many places In
this city
Chance for Comstock.
1T seems strange to me that Anthony
ComstucF. who was 50 energetic when
tho poor secretary Of the Art League
issued a catalogue cont aiming u pic
ulre of nude i.ure should fall Into
such a sOmnolen. state When the Sa-
lone dancers appeared.
Ia. "A M
on Mr. Kluw. should be moro par.
..cular than those anywhere else on tho
gRpbe, because In America the bull; Of
he thcatrcgOors arc young people. In
Paris and IN the continental cities Of
Europe the young people rarely 20 to
tie theatre except during the Christmas
season, Lut here cur young marriage.
able boys and girls are constant thea.
TRIGGERS ana should 30 considered"
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Managers Have a Remedy.


II am very happy to state that none
Of the people connected with our firm H.
an offender in this respect. Speaking
for Mr.. Klaw and myself. | can say
that our names have never been con-
nected with an indecent play and never
will be.
THE remedy lies in the hands Of the
managers themselves" declared Mr..
Erlanger, ''and in fairness I must state
that In this particular case the news
papers are handicapped. because the
more publicity they give to the ex-
pioitation Of an indecent play the bet
ter It pays the indecent manager who
presents It.
Managers can correct the abuse by
shutting their doors to these plays
when they present themselves outside
LANCER are. concerned, We will furnish
our own rcmedy-we will not give
them chance to get into our theatre.
There Is no good reason why the man
ayers OF this country, who have en-
joyed fourteen years Of great prosper
ity. should stoop to this sort of thing
THE greatest danger does not lie with
the musical plays because they are not
taken seriously and they draw n differ
ent class Of people from the plays pre-
scented In the regular theatres to which
the women and children OF this city
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nre invited, and where they expect to
soc something that does not make them
.ltgu
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Quick Action Necessary to
Prevent Displays Worse
Than These Of Paris.
BLAMES THE PATRONS.
Theatre Managers Plan Meet
ing to Call Halt on Oh
I jectionable Plays.

Before the week ia ont the see-saw
Of theatrical fmornlity in New York Is
likely to hit the ground with u good.
hard bump.
Influential managers have taken the
agitation against certain SHOWS" into
their own hands, and are now cOnsd
sring the plan OF holding a meeting OF
the Theatrical Managers Association 10
call halt. II possible. on attractions"
that do not reflect credit. they declare,
on the theatre az nm institution
clear the sensational atmosphere In the
theatrical district has not been deter.
mined. It is not at all probable tina.
the Association will propose the APP
pointment of censor Of plays, for It
10 generally agreed that this plan would
only lead to endless trouble and dissat-
isfactIon. as has proved the case in
London.
But the fac; remains that leading
managers are aroused as they have
never been before over the turn that
theatrical affairs have taken in some
quarters, and that as protection to
themselves, as well as to the public.
they are determined to do everything
In their power to correct what they
frankly regard as an evil.
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Marion County Bar

presiding appoint
Immediately be tried the
next end shall fix each case for day n and sa committee shall
indicate upone for the which each OF said
viii be called for trial. and certain said committee
parties any
called trial before OF both parties
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Rule The committee provided for 10 Rule snail fix the trial Of the
Saturday in which the shall be fixed the
succeeding Monday.
cHANcERY DOCKET
committee provided also fix the
called nearing submission which
four the And when chanc
notice to both parties that the
and then submitted
tnued for the term or to future day of the term
ARRANGEMENT OF DOCKET.
Rule snail follows
F4rst-state Cases.
seeond-oRce Judgments
Embellishments Unlawful Detaner.
Foursiv Cases including the cases appearing on the ONCE ug
ment
placed the docket ter
the order in which they are matured
Observation-Disclosures
Notice dispositions out the State or away from the
the Of all e witnesses whose dispositions arc
taken witness whose is not included
the opposing party objects thereto And all
dispositions taken in hancey shall be filed with the
time before the commencement oil the term Oh court
which tie said suit is to be submitted or tried.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In suit proceeding in which
both sides are represented this Association the attorney
require the officer taking the dispositions to enter
Collected question snd to any answer excepted TO- ana no %
exception shall be entered on the record he
ion that time but the attorney desiring make further state
nt in relation question and his objection and exception
thereto in writing and to file the same tue
suit or proceeding the trial or hearing thereof
BILLS OF EXCEPTIONS.
Rue 70 Bills exception the Judge Of the Circuit Co
r nta9te Court presented the Judge thereof
reasonable time and day before the expiration OF
the thirty DAYS provided by within which he may make up and sign
said Mills exception and the opposing counsel sha
have notice the time and place or presenting such oh en-
ceptons before they the Judge for ais action
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SCORED MINERS HOSPITALS.

ELNINs, W. Va. June 3.-The Wet
virginia Coal Mining Institute which
has been in session here since yes
terday morning, adjourned this after.
noon at 8 O'Clock and enjoyed an out.
ing over tae Coal and Coke railway 10
Roaring Creek mines. of the Davis
Coal and Coke Company.
During the day interesting papers
were read by experts in their various
lines. The principal speaker was
Clarence Hail, explosive expert -
charge OF the Un!tel States gea!,-;-
cal survey testing station at Pitts
burg, whose subject was Equipment
q: the United States Explosive TEST
ing Station at PIttsburg and the Pre-
liminary Results OF Tests"
At the banquet at the Randolph
Judge Homer Holt was POSTMASTER,
and during the course of which toasts
were responded to by Governor Glass.
cock. Hon. Henry G. Davis, Mayor
Boyd Wees, Chief Laing, OF the West
Virginia mining bureau; President
Cobb. OF the board OF trade; DR.. H.
W. Daniels. Dr.. W. ". Golden. Hon.
Howard Sutherland and Others. DIR.
W. W. Golden severely scored the
miners hospitals Of the State.
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JERSEY GOLF TOURNEY.

D.T5LAIR, N. j., June s.-Tempt.
ed by eighteen valuable prizes, includ.
ing the State championship cup, the
amateurs rallied in force today for the
tenth annual tournament of the New
Jersey state Golf Association. to be
held during the next three days over
the links OF the MonclaIr Golf Club.
Play commences this morning with an
eighteen.hole mdlal play testing rourl
contestants to qualify in four sixteens.
As soon as the last pair has finished
the stroke competition the drawings
will be made for match play, the first
round to be run off this afternoon.
Coincident with the stroke play will
be a team competition OF four men
from each club, the qualifying scores
to count for medals and a banner
The defeated eIghts in all sixteens will
also compete for medals.
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uNeLE aAn REpaEsEnrEn


~ isAQs AfRES. June Many
AraeFiean manufae 1re 81 astenitnFai
impleuient have eztensfFs eSai
the international Agfiedltafsi SHOW
opened today BY the Rural Society of
Argentina English. German and
French concerns haze also made ex-
teusiye displays. Implements Of Ger
man make are most Largely used in
this country, but it is generally adj
mitted that the American manufacture
ers are superior and they are gradual
ly replacing tae inferior German TOOLS
on the big farms and ranches.
Foreign horses and cattle are also
SHOWN in competition with those Of
Argentina. This country Is rapidly
forging to the front as a producer OF
live stock aud the exhibitions at the
present show illustrates the vast
strides that have recently been made
IN improving the breeds by the aiop-
ton of American breeding methods.
The exposition is being held under
the auspices of the government, and is
preliminary to the great lnternatIon-
al commercial and transportation cx-
position TO be Aeld next year. the CEN
teunial Of Argentine independence.
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CUT HAIR BY ELECTRICITY.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., June ga
test of an electrical appliance By
means Of which every man may cut
his own hair is slated for today at the
National Electrician convention. Felix
Brown, Of Chicago, the inventor OF me
apparatus. confesses ne is not too san.
guine as to the general usage into
whic the self-cuttiug hair machine
may come, but rather contrived the
device for his own amusement and to
illustrate the extent to which cleo
trtclty may be applied.
Already there is the electric mas
sage, and the electric razor, which re.
quires no motion Of the hand, but sim
bly, buzzes all tae beard off a man
who is Inclined to take his ease about
shaving.
The hair clipper is attached 70 a
wire the other end OF which can pc
fitted into the socket OF an electric
lamp, and then operated at a fas: or
sloa speed, according to the wishes
Of the hair cutter and the tcpograph-
ical pecultlrities OF the head to be
snorn. A feature is the ability 70
notch the clip for a short or long
cut.
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LADIES' DOG SHOW.

MTNEoLA, L. l., June S.-"Hark.
bark, the dogs do bark, the ladies are
coming to town This ancient rhy1ae
is quite applicable to Mineola, owing
to the presence in "our midst" Of the
thoroughbred bow-wows entered for
exhibition at the canine show opened
today by the Ladies' Kennel AsSocia-
ton of America, This is the associa-
toms seventh annual summer display
Of the latest rads and fancies in dogs
and is much the largest and most in
teresting of its kind ever held. There
are Ill regular classes and many spc-
cial prizes to be awarded to the fat.-
owners of rTbbon.winning CANNES.
The list of judges and referees.
nearly a score in number, is composed
entirely Of mere men. as no woman
could be found brave enough to incur
the displeasure Of the exhibitors of
non'prize winning pet poodles and
other dogs.
Miss Anna Sands recently added
two distinguished names to the roster
Of the association when sac in Iuced
Mrs. Ebert H. Gary. wife of the stee;
Trust president and Mrs. George ).
Gould to exhibit their canine marvels
at the present show.
In the past neither OF these social
leaders have manifested any interest
in dogs, an dit was not known TO her
associates that Mrs. Gary even pos
sessed a poodle, but such things, of
course, do not matter, and their new
interest in CANNES is OF roundabout
sort, bia Miss Anna Sands.
1t seems that the fair Anna, who is
the moving spirit of the association,
asked them to Join at recent dirf ?r
at which all three were present, so OF
course they said they would be de.
lighted. Mrs. Cry and Mrs. Gould
have signalized their entry into the
Kennel society by each contributing
one hundred dollars to It's treasury.
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STRIKE ON THE COAST,
tBy United press.)

w SAAN(N lVposI
SISsoN, Cal... June 3.-The co7di.
tons at McCloud where a thousand
Italian lunibermen are on a strike is
serious today. They have cut all
telephone and telegraph wires and
are being reinforced by hundreds of
others in surrounding towns. Follow.
ing the meeting yesterday the Silk.
ers marched in body to the com.
pany's mill armed with knives, guns
and clubs. Loyal workmen were driven
out and the doors and the windows
were smashed. The sheriff and his
deputies were outnumbeEed and will
not interfere while troops have not
gone into camp when attack occurred.
Latest advices from the strikers are
tnat they are in ugly mood AMI q
clash with the militia is imminent.
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A POPULAR HoTeL.

I;ne hummer OF people from FaI
mont registering at the Hotel waIa.
exceeds that Of. all other places b
harrisburg combined. And, why not
is tae leading hostslry Of this par
I the United States It's rooms an
elegantly fitted out, fts table servts,
unsurpassed, and besides. Its rate 70
meals is only nifty cents. America
Ian. The a la carte dining room a
ords the opportunity for guests 0,
dertng Just what is desired at reason
able prices.
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PlLEsI pILEsl pIIEs1

Williams indian Pile Ointment Will
cure Blind, Bleeding, and Itching
Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays
at once, acts as q pouluce, gives In.
slant relief. williams Indian Pile
Ointment 10 prepared for Piles and
itching Of the private parts. Sold by
druggists, mail soc and s1.OO. Will
llams' Mfg. Co, Props. Cleveland. o.
Sold by NJ. D. Christie.
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MEET AT RIPoN, WIS.

RIPoN, Wis, June S.-Rspon Col
lege's sixth annual interscholastic
field and track meet will be held to.
morrow. The Ripon athletic fell is
one of the best in the West, having
a quarter mile oval clnder track laid
out under the direction Of Schommer.
of Chicago, and patterned after the
feel dof tnat institution. The forward
pass and long distance punt will ne
among the events in the competition.
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CONFEDERATE STATUE.

ADMISSION. Ala, June IA dis5ln-
guished assemblage gathered at Jack
sonville to-day to witness the unvell-
ing OF the monument to Confederate
soldiers erected in the city square. The
monument was made in Italy and REP
resents life-size figure Of a 'fboy in
gray" clryed from Italian marble.
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Baltimore & OHIO
Railroad
'Datly. zDatly except sunday. tyul
day only.
FAIRMoNT, N. VA.
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Eastbound.
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BROOKLYN HANDICAP.

NEW YORK, June S.-The rich
Brooklyn handicap, one Of the classic
events Of the American turf. will be
decided this afternoon as the opening
feature Of the meet at Gravesend
track.
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HEALrA AND VITALITY
MOTIFS Nerverlne pills.

Motifs Nerverlne pills.
The great nerve brain restorative
flr men and women, produces strength
and vitality. builds up the system and
renews the normal vigor. For sale by
druggists or by mail. s1.OO per box. 6
boxes for $500.
Williams Mfg o., Props. Cleveland.
"a Ohio.
For Sale by NJ. D. Christie.
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
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MEMPHIS CELEBRATES.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 8-Elabo-
rate memorial exercises in honor Of
Jefferson Davis were held by tae Con.
federate veterans here today.
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Ius1IcEs ORGANIZE.

ALBANC, N. c.. June S.-supreme
Court Justices of the STATE began 4
meeting here today to complete per
manent organization OF the jurists of
the nine judicial districts.
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MADISON. Wis, June "a taree.
day session of the Wisconsin branch
Of United Commercial Travellers was
opened in this city today. u
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pENNsY JEWELLERS.

HARRISBURG. Pa, June s.-Retail
jewellers in LANCE numbers from all Sec
lions OF the State convened here to.
day in annual session.
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scrubbing and cleaning is alright as
far as it goes, but it does not go far
enough. Finish the job with Falrmont
Paints. One Is cent can will do won.
aers, For sale by Messrs. Reeves &
Fleming.
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Miscellau.o1A

Would LIKE 70 Hear OF GOOD
INVESTMENT, where a few thousand
dollars could be profitably invested in
mining or industrial proposition, Give
brief description and price Of any
good stock. Address, 1. A. Lesher, 100
s. Clinton St, Chicago, III.
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Cod Medal y,our = made on homer.
~ SIS RoRA1lt
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Lost and Found

"A Knight Teuplsr watch fob.
Return to this office and receive re.
ward
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ONLY OCCASIONALLY JUSTICES
The INFERENCE THAT IT Is
ONLY OCCASIONALLY THAT 1T
HAS ANYTHING TO ADVERTISE,
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For sale-Real Estate
fos sENf-FGf6lS6sd room. Apply
40. $40 Locust Avenue.
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Help Wanted

lANTEp-BT Bright, ambitions young
lady to represent manufacturer in ra-
dius of 80 miles OF Fairmont. Perna.
nent position. AddreSs ]. ]. Hqys,
Gea1 Del. Fairmont, st
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For Sale

FOB sAEE-No, Remington Type.
writer IN excellent condition Price
$1,000 Apply M" this ofice.
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WANTED - Men to De saiesmeu, tc
take our correspondence course In the
Science OF salesmanship. The Shell
don scnool has increased the earning
power Of over $4,000 men from 10 per
cent to 100 per cent and more. Clerks
bookkeepers,. correspondents, sales
men and managers. can all earn more
ny moving and applying Sheldon sell
ing methods. We have helped thou.
sands Of men secure good positions.
Write today and learn how we can
help you. One Of the greatest books
on business ever written will be sent
fres, THE SHELDON SCHOOL, 1853
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WANTBD-Loan Of Twelve Hundred
ts1,2OooOl Dollars @ 6 per cent. first
mortgage security, Address Home
Builder, care ONCE West vlrginiaB. st
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Rooms for Rent

ron REM Suit Of 6rooms and bath.
Inquire 81 Leopold's Cor Main and
Bsyney So It
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WANTEo-washlng to take home.
First class. work done and good salts.
faction given. Apply to 299 Water ST.,
Fairmont, W. Va, First Floor. Hand
laundry. 6-2-Gt
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FOR RENT Fourroom cottage, wa
III and gas. Apply Frank Google,
alorgpntown avenue,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-04

ron RENT-Boiton residence 81
state ST Harry saaV. Court House.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-04

gANTE0-A cook, 425 Merchant
street. If
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-04

yANTED-Gir for general house
work. Small family good wages. Ap.
ply s24 Walnut Ave. t.
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Houses for Rent

FOR RENT- Dwelling house a AZ.
bert Court Fourth vard. 8 rooms at.
Ne and cellar electric lights, sas md.
Water 1900 per month, including
Watef see IN. n, Kelley. Il
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10
Main Street

WE ARE FORMING ANOTHER
HooslER KITCHEN CABINET GLIB
THIS WEEK. THE REMARSAslE
SUCCESS WE HAVE HAD N Fos
MEH CLUBS HAS ENcotR & Is yis
TO TRY 1T ONCE MORE. THIS rs
An OPPORTUNITY SELDOM oF.
sEREo ~ a STORE OF THIS KIND
ON AN ARTICLE. OF THIS CLASS
lF YOU HAVE NoT5AAp This plan
EXPLAINED TO YOU BE SURE AND
COME THIS WEEK.