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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-06

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METZ PtckuPs..

Nothing new in our town only some
of our people working the roads.
Mr. Lfnzie Efaw, of Messerss FUN,
has sold his personal property and y
moving to Waynesburg. He will rent
his farm.
They are working the roads zee
Campbel1's run under the new law.
Don't know how tae people will like
1T but-it will take some money 10 pay
for the work that is certain ~
Henry Campbell and wife attended
the conference at Warrington last
week. They enjoyed it fine.
Joseph Campbell was the guest OF
his brother. James F. Campbell, OF
Pennington, last Sunday night.
Mr.. VIII Stevens, Of West AleXan-
der, will move his family to the city
of Fairmont soon. They are the guests
of Mrs. Stevens father ON Campbeli's
run at present. 1t will be remembers
ed he was a citizen of Fairmont
some few years back.
The Evergreen singing will be ~
WadhstoWn Wednesday, and Thurs:
DAY next. 1asF0 - LAV 'Pt@S9 ~ 81
to hear fine music. All are cordially
invited.
ELIAS Wilson is doing quite a BIT
OF saving. of late. b
Our schools are starting now with
"a fine corps of teachers and we are
expecting good work this winter. J:
Dianna Thompson attended confer
"a p.
ence Sunday. Y
Asbury Roby and wife, OF Wallacei
were at Warrington Sunday attend
ing the conference.
Mr.. Jim Taught will move to his
new farm In the near future. We con p
graduate him on his new farm and Il
TRUE BLUE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-06
WINFIELD.
Z .rrhe hea1th az our community is goot
~. I.Et.--s

The health OF our community Is good
at present. 80.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Goodman and Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Hawkins of Fair
mont, we're visiting the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hawkins
Sunday.
MT. and Mrs. frederick vangilder
and three children were visiting at
Boyers Boicee's Sunday.
Mr.. and Ms. Will Hayhurst and two
children were visiting the formers
brother. Tom TIayhurst, at Montana
Sunday
b AIRS. .Mollie Wolf and daughter Mag
giez were shopping at Fairmont Sat
urlay.
Mr.. Manuel Leeson was visiting his
daughter. Mrs. ]. w. Philips, at Fair
mont Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. West and lfttlee
son. OF Ptttsburg. are visiting the fo:'
mer's father. Mr.. John West. and 9th
er relatives at this place.
Miss Wanda Hawkins, OF Fairmont
was the guest of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hawkins. Sat
urday and Sunday
We are sorry to hear that Miss La'l'
ra Kirk, who has tine fever, CONTINUES
very III. Her physician thinks she is
not out of danger yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Heck and son
Arthur and daughter Mabel and Miss
Matilda Hayhurst and two grandsons,
Earl and DelbeFt Hayhurst, Mr.. John
wolf and Mrs. Katie Travis and three
sons were visiting. the family of 2. b
Heck Sunday.
Mr.. Benny Weaver. of Fairnont
was calling at Thomas Kinks Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Carpenter
were visiting the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Hayhurst, at Bun
ner's Ridge Sunday.
Mr.. William Heck, OF Falrmont, was
seen going up the creek driving his
mule Sunday. We think it must have
baked on hfn.a he did not get back
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Lesson are
maxim gapple butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb click and daugh,
ter Nellie were guests of the family
OF q. w. McElfresh one day last week.
Mrs. Matilda and MiNte Hayhurst
.Zeb Heck and Monroe McVfcler were
shopping at Fairmont Saturday.
Mrs. Mtllte McElfresh and daughter
Gertrude were visiting in 'Fairmont q
fe wdays last week.
Mr.. William C. Heck, of Fairmont
was Calling on Tom Kirk Sunday.
Buddie Carpenter. of Fairmont, was
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
/, Johnny Carpenter. Saturday and Sun
/ PEGGY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-06
500 +REwARo s1oo.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to ctlresin all its stages, and
that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh. Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing a constitutional disease, requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system, thereby de-
Istroying the foundation OF the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The
proprietos have sosmt1ch faith IN its
curative powers that they offer Ono
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimo-
malls.
Address F. J.scHfSNEY & CO., Toll
edo, Ohio.
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti-
patton. '; x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-06

$1,000 new fall suits in the finest
quality wool worsteds. cut over the
new fall models in the very lutest
styles at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-06
Miss sallte west Is stin improving

slowly: g
SHIRLEY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-06
NOTICE.

AT a regular meeting Of Mead Post
October 3, 1868, BY unaninous vote.
we do invite the Spanish War Veter-
ans and the Sons of Veterans to take
part In the grand march at the sol
diers' reunion october 8. 1903.
.FLEMTNG DUDLEY,
o. sCa Command Ter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-06

whats thisgn demanded , tue Gus
toms ofacer. pointing to a package at
the bottom ofsthes trunk.
THAT is "a foreign book entitled,
.Politeness,' answered the man who
had just landed. r..
az guess I'll have to cnarge you
duty on it" rejoined the inspector. st
completes with a small and struggling
industry in this country. - Chicago
Tribune.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-06

IN THE BEST OF HUMoR 1850. .
First Boston Child-Do You believe
in corporal punishment?
Second Boston Child-No; can US
ully make my parents do what wish
by moral sllasion.-Life.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-06
TRUE BLUE.

"whatever became of that young
sport who used to call on you?"
well, you see. papa is great on out
door spots. SO one night he threw him il1
out."-St. Louis Times.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-03

Eat at the Oxford. 6tf
Special Fur Sale on Friday this
week. The Boys.
Cbas. Laughrey of Deloit spent
Thursday in Denison.
Mrs. Henry Bell of Dow City 10
Denison shopper today.
]. M. Childress Of Deloit was .
Saturday guest in Denison.
Mr.. j. Schwartzenbach made y bus
mess trip to Omaha on MONDAY.
W. F. Huckstep came down from
Deloit on Thursday on business bent.
Mr.. b. w. Logsden of Dow City
transacted business in Denison on
Tuesday.
Andrew Larson and daughter Ut
Otter Creek township were Denison
shoppers on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H: G. Wyckoff Of
Sioux City were visitors in Denison
slhe fore part Of the week.
s Come in hurry to the Rummage
Sale aov. 9Th and 9th. Great bar.
Il gains going like hot cakes.
n Mrs. E. Quick leaves Saturday for
I1es Moiness where she will spend =
& week Or two visiting friends 8 ~ 5
81
Il IA re-. G. 4. Voss leaves tomorrow
dor Des Moines, where she will visit
\ friends for two or three weeks.
Mrs. Quade returned ON Tuesday
from Sioux City. where she has bsen
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alurphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McEwlain Of
Dunlap visited their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Z. McElwain. in Denison
over Sunday. 4
+. s. Stone writes the Review q
little general prosperity mole from
Nxmpa, Idaho, where he 10 the head
of the lumber trust.
We have ton Of cabbage. white,
and hard az rocks-23c. per pound Or
in large lots for maAing kraut ut 2c
per pound. j.. b. Lyon.
H. A. Berens remembers 10 this
week with letter from Sunni riield,
Kansas, and eneloses the subsc Upton
price to Jan. lat, 1911.
mis-. A. Oswald Of Abba is the
guest Of Denison friends this week.
Last week she spent in Sioux City as
the guest Of MRS, Henry seemann.
Just received q new supply of Buck
wheat four direct from Pennsylvania.
&c per pound. Maple Syrup to make
1t fit for q king SLIPS per gallon.
j. 3. Lyon.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-03

4.af 4s - ~ 4
Miss Lille Raine was an Omaha
visitor last week.
Mrs. August Moeller visited in
Dunlap on Saturday.
Mrs. A. E. Lyman went to West
Side Saturday to visit friends.
Mre. S. G. Wagner has returned
from her visit to Glidden very much
improved in health
Mr.. Chas. Bullock is enjoying a
visit this week from his niece, Mrs.
Bungai, of Chicago.
Mr.. Hildebrant and the Misses
Hildebrant spent Sunday in Carroll at
the home of Mrs. Raynor.
Roy Mote has jumped into the har-
ness at The Empire like veteran.
He will prove q popular clerk.
Have just received large line of
whips. and if you want good whip
try Ed. Nelson's Harness Shop, East
Of Court House.
81 FOR SALE-I have for sale num-
Der of thoroughbred White Wyandotte
ccckerals. Arnold Bachman. Deni-
son. Route A. IL 442pd
Il Lewis Wright has given up his work
at McCook, Neb., and will make his
home here for the future. Mrs.
Wright is more than pleased to have
her son with her.
1t seems not to have occurred to the
Chicago police that the best way to
stop the bomb throwing in the heart
Of the city IL to suppress open gam
bling themselves.
Hugh Mcclure returned from Chica-
90 last Sunday for brief home visit.
Huxh has just had another promotion
having been made travelling auditor
for the Northwestern. His career 90
a railroad man has been one OF
stsidy advancement, and his Dsniaon
4 friends are proud Of him.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-03

Bernard Bamford visited friends at
Charter Oak on Monday.
Our furrier will be here this week
on Friday. The Boys.
MI. and Mrs. a. T. Curry were
Omaha visitors last week.
Il DR.. Waterhouse Of Charter Oak was
q caller in Denison on Tuesday.
Nothing but Booths Extra Select
oysters used at the Oxford. Att
Mr.. L. C.. Butler Of Arion is in
Denison today transacting business.
Mr.. E. C. Baker Of Manila was in
Denison on Tuesday calling on friends.
Mrs. Sears McHenry left this morn
ing for two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Dallas. s. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Casweli visited
relatives at Pocahontas, Iowa, the
latter part of last week.
Uncle Dick johnston and wife came
to Danison last week for q few days
visit with his son. Richard.
Nj. Martin McNertney of Manila
was 10 Denison yesterday in attendance
upon the funeral Of Mrs. Behan.
Stewart SERVER spent Sunday in
Denison visiting his parents. Stewart
is DONG good work down ut Ames.
Our. out of the county Subscribers
are urged to remember that after
January first It is No Pay No Paper.
MI. w. A. Porter has been enjoy
ing visit this week from niece
whom he had not seen for many years
Mr. and Mrs. s. D. Kemp Of Tole-
dol owa, are in Denison this week
visiting at the home of their son, Mr..
E. Kemp.
The Methodist. church has gained
between thirty five aud forty new
members az result Of the Ostrom
meetings.
Willis Lentz and family Of Buck
Grove took the train at Denison Sat,
urday for an over Sunday visit at
Buck Grove.
l have nice line Of fur lap robes
at reasonable prices. Come and look
at my line before buying. Ed. Nell
sons Harness Shop. East OF Court
House.
/ A number Of the Denison school
teachers leave tomorrow for nes
Moines where they will attend the
State Teachers Association. There
will be no school in the lower grades
on Thursday and Friday on this ac-
count.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-03

Harry Norris went to Sac City on
business l.st week.
!. Mrs. b. G. Lyman visited 10
Dow City Sunday.
Penelope meets next Tuesday with
Mrs. B. F. Philbrook.
Mr. Frank Daily of Dunlap visited
friends in Denison Sunday.
Jas. Mcclellan visited his brother
JOHN, in Carroll last Sunday.
Mrs. Clark Marshall Of Charter |
Oak was q Denison visitor Monday.
Mrs. Chriatenson Of Dewitt, Iowa,
is guest Of Mrs. R. A. Romans.
Hatr, coats. cloaks, shoes. dishes.
children's clothing ell at the Rum
mage Sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Liscomb Of Deni-
son visited Denison friends and rela-
tiyes on. Monday.
Nine dollars buysa wagon load at
the Rummage Sale Friday and Satur-
day. McKsne building.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Harding drove
to Storm Lake Saturday in their auto
and Waited friends over Sunday.
Mr..aF. d. MoraRn was called to
Madison, Wis last Saturday ~ news
Of the serious illness Of his sister.
II you want q bargain in all kinds
of horse blankets call on Ed. Nelson g
Harness Shop. East Of Court House.
Mrs. U. G. Johnson 81 Reddeld, S.
D., will be guest of Mrs. John
Woodruff this week. Her friend will
give her . good time and . hearty
welcome.
Whsna cold becomes settled in the
system, IL. will take several days.
treatment to cure it, and the best
remedy to euse is Chamberlain 8
Cough Remedy. It will cure quick
er than any other, and also leave
the system in natural and healthy
condition. Sold by all druggists. 44.4
Owing tosthe fact that Hallowe' en-
came on Sunday night. and further
owing to the fact that the weather
was bad, the boys did not commit as
many depredations 90 usual this year,
fer which we old folks are profoundly
grateful.
Denison better cancel that game
with Council Bluffs and play with
East Des Moines, Correctionville,
IeMars or some team that can play.
Denison has line on the high school
championship.
Mrs James Rollins and son. Robert,
returned home on last Friday from
Des Moines, after delightful two
weeks visit at the home of Mrs. Liz.
zie Rollins Robertson. While 10 Des
Moines Rob purchased a fine Scotch
collie dog. Friend is certainly
beauty.
R. L. Hill vii; go to Grand juno
ton, COL. on the 10th of this month
to visit his oldest daughter, who is
very poorly. She is a very frail
woman and as he has not seen her for
number of years he feels that he
must go at this time. As he will
have twenty five days on his ticket he
will al o visit another daughter at
Black Foot, Idaho.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-03
Food for Thought

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New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
GRlPPLERS TO MEET.
O'KeHy and Connolly Settle
Scores Tonight.

Wrestling IN this CITY VIII be revived 90
night ar tine Grand Central Palace when
Con O-Kely and Pat Connolly. both -
whom claim the championship of Ireland.
meet in finish match eaten IS catch can.
best two out of three falls. George Both
uer. the lightweight champion, will be the
referee. Preceding the main bout contests
viii be put on between some OF the best
men hereabouJs. among them Neil Olson
and George SchuabIe, Fritz MohL OF swift
zeriaud. and Carl Hibbs. and EberhardJ
Hahn. of Germany. and Young Atlas"
The winning OF this match means much
20 these TWO sons Of Erin. as Frank Gotch
las promised 20 give the victor a chance 70
meet him for the worlds title in the near
future. Both O'Kelly and Connolly have
been hot on the trail Of GOtch ever since
they arrived here. bur II was not until
few days ago that the champion signified a
willingness 10 give the successful man a
match. Connolly has been here several
months and has SO far beaten some good
men In matches throughout the Niddle
West. the most prominent OF them being
Raceovitch. who recently gave Go-ch quite
a russle. O'Kelly only arrived here q few
weeks ago. but ne has the scalps OF many
good men az his belt. which ne gathered in
many hard fought battles on the other side
OF the water
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
HOPE FOR FOOTB4LL.
Changes IN Rules. If Made.
Wag Change Columbia Stand.

Tho aoIo has once more arisen al Co
lUnbia that before another wear has
elapsed there viii be an intercollegiate
football team. snd thar AZ athletic field
viii De erected that VIII be the equal of
anything of i-s kind In the East T. Is as
suuned by -h0se n authority al Columbia
mat the present winter viii see such
changes IN the rules o. football that the las
objections 20 n viii be cleared away and
that it viii be possible for Columbia stu
dents 90 put varsity team on the grid
iron Although none OF the faculty officials
has expressed decided opinions on TIE sub
1ect it is the belief of tho students and
some OF the youns alumni thar n tie
looked for changes IL the rules OF the game
are brought about there viii be no obsta-
cles set in the way of the organization Of
al intercollegiate team
The other thing that Is causing Columbia
enthusiasts 70 hope that the college Will
Once more M An important position ir
every line ~ sp0rt. is the renewed prorlise
% tire university trustees thar liz. stadium
which % b. proposed 10 erect on alled IN
ground In the Hudson River between llsfh
and leoth streets VIII be put up In .he
rear future Already a pledge of 500 GOO
has been received for This purpose. and II
D. believed that as soon as Tie trustees An
I,ounce themselves ready 10 begin tie vvori,
great many more contributions viii be
made
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
CUBS NAY ROU YET.
Columbia Freshmen Pledge
Themselves to Practise.

The Columbia freshmen are leaving no
stone unturned IN their efforts 10 gain per
mission from the rowing club for the re
instatement Of their crew petition with
f7Tty-five signatures IS I'M tHe hands OF a
special committee. with prospects OF
least two dozen moro names before tho
rowing club meets only men who SHOULD
have any chance ~ making tho crew are
beius considered i'm the petition. and IN
this respect the committee has not been
AZ all backward in asking Jim Rice's ad-
vice as 20 the men il should allow 10 sign
The committee when IL was first ap-
pointed. ton days ago. went 20 the Office
of the gymnasium examiner where the
physical records Of all the students are
on file The freshmen then began 70 Gull
out from the list II their own classmates
those who had the physique to pull an
oar. In this way something more thal
one hundred men were found. al Weighing
more than one hundred and nifty poun1S
and standing more than feet 10 inches r
their socks
Since then the committee has had a per-
sonal interview with each OF the hundred,
or wiki as many OF them as could be found.
and the result is that the petition Is rap
idly being filled The penalty for breaking
the pledge made 10 come out for the crew
viii he ostracism from the class throughout
the rest Of the college course. and with
such a future in store for them there Is
little doubt that the freshmen viii live up
10 their promises. Rice Is perfectly will
ing To coach the crew n the men can he
obtained. but he draws the line atNWastinS
time with dozen or so men. some Of whom
would nor make carsmeu If they roved for
a dozen Years.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
COATES MOTT HAVEN WINNER.
Leads Field Over Hilly Course Laid
Out in The Bronx

Harry Coates. Of the Pastime Athletic
club. for the third time in three weeks
was the winner OF tne weekly run OF the
Mott Haven Athletic club IN The Bronx
YESTERDAY The course which is noted for
It's steep hills, measured six miles Coates
completing the distance In $50 Joe Kier-
nan. of the 'lott Haven Athletic club who
finished second. three hundred Yards In the
rear save she Pastime runner a hard
tIssle all he way- Frank Moore OF the
hnickerbocker Athletic Club. vas third.
DICK Devlin. the captain ~ the Mott
Haven club. accompanied by George Kirk
wood. went over the course wise in prepa-
ration for the Mercury Athletic Clubs
Marathon an Thanksgiving Day. finishing
In the fast time Of 1850
The sImmaI,- fnllnu-e-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
COAST MARIE HINS.
Beats Her old Riral, Minnie
.fIberf. on DriTr.

Horse dealers from every part OF The
globe were on the Speedwav YESTERDAY
morning 70 take final glance at the horses
consigned 70 the Old Glory sale and each
owner seemed irving 10 show his property
10 the best advantage. In consequence the
racing was fast and furious and although
% the uninitiated il appeared TO be first
class sport. horseuen present were inclined
10 think il preponderancs OF quantity over
quality.
A number Of the stellar lights were pres
ent. however. and among these James
Murphy's Kim. 2-15a.. and Coast Marie
2.11l4, ! II. Lawrence's Strathino. Charles
Weiland's Sid Axvorthy. 2.I2s. and Ed
ward Bottenus's Rose Electrite were promi-
nent in the winning list. Little Coast Marie
had only one encounter with her old rival
Minnie Albert. owned and driven BY : 3
Wolf, but she had the best OF this encOun-
ter. and nOsed out Minnie in one OF the
closest finishes OF the day. Mr. Murphy en-
tered his chestnut trotter. Kim. in the rae
ing more extensively. and he twice defeated
the once invincibIe Charles Hubbard. 2.1sl..
which William Farrell has driven 10 victory
over nearly every trotter OF note on the
drive. Kim also won one three-corneret
brush. which brought together G. Osborne,s
TriXy II and Andrew Crawford's COMPOSER.
The real race was between the traHers-
and when they measured strides alone in
the next heat their position was reversed
and Composer finished a length ahead OF
the mare.
j. Fl Lawrence Jersey favorite
Strathino. won some notable victories
among the side-wheelers. After losing he
first heat 20 William Cookies big chestnut
PAGER. e PasO. he won a good race with
him. and later in the day defeated Chris
topher Hackett's fast little mare. sally A.
Fred Gross was on the drive behind the
bag geldinS AristO. which took MS record
Of 2oSi4 in a dead heat with Sweet Marie
at Brighton Beach Mr. Gross sent him -
measure strides yesterday with Sid Az
worthy. e-l2S.- and he proved no match Cor
the big. long strtding chestnut. which holds
the worlds record or 0,5ss. for a half mile
on the Boston Speedway.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22

Cornell bessU the season under the handi-
cap Of being forced 10 build up a team from
lot ~ more o. less green material and
Up % nov the eleven has had hard row
10 hoe. being beaten by Fordhsm. Williams
and Harvard and able 10 claim only a tie
game with Chicago. So Gar as can be
1udged. however. there has been q slow but
none The less steady growth. and hv dint -
hard work a team has been developed
which Is almost sure 20 give good account
ot itself when Il takes The field against
fennsylvsnis. There appears 70 be 2 weak
ness or The erds which may prove fatal.
bur otherwise the men seem 10 measure uD
in individual skin and ability with the play
ers OF Pennsylvania. while there was a
stronger show of team work against Chi
cago Than the QuRkers showed against
Michigan, Judging from critical accounts Of
the tVo games. Word comes from Ithaca
thar Robh. the brilliant halfback. Is out of
The game for the season. and some OF Tho
other varsity players are IN poor condition:
but much can he accomplished even in two
DAYS, and while Cornell men are said 70 he
encouraged ] expect 20 see the team make
a good hght on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-22
YALE TEAM 1T HOME.
Reaches Ne7c HaUeH 1Cith Onlg
T'1cO Men Hurt.

New Haven Nov. G.-The members or
the Yale football team who defeated -iar-
Yard Al Cambridge on Saturday returned 70
New Haven late to-day. all. with the eX-
ception 81 Lilley and Paul. being in good
physical condition. Lilley has lame back
and Paul has water on the knee.
Howard Jones. the head coach, started for
Syracuse tonight 10 help his brother Tad
put on the hnal touches for the FOrdham
game in New York on THURSDAY