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a Brilliant Reception.

A reception followed the ceremony at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson.
The guests we're. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jacob AstOr. Mrs. vanderbilt Countess
Szechenyi, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry PAYNE
Whitney. Mrs. ". Wilton Phfpos OF
London: Mr. and Mrs. 1Ioncure Perkins.
Of Richmond. Va; ". Butler Duncan.
Mrs A B. Duncan. Mr. ard Mrs. T
J. Oakley Rhineiander. Mr. and Mrs.
George R. Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander W Biddle. OF Philadelphia: Mrs
Reginald Brooks. Mr. ard Mrs. Albert
Seabriskie Gray. the Misses Fish. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Goelet. Frederick
Townsend Martin. Nr and Mrs Reginald
c. vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s
Witherbee. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Is. A.
exander. Mr. and Mrs Clarence II
Macksy, the Misses Gerry Mr. and Ms
Arthur Scott Burden. Mrs : Pierpont
Morgan, Miss Anne Morgan. Mrs. Ed
mund L Baylies, Lydig Hoyt, Phoenix
Ingraham. J. Coleman Drayton. Mr and
Mrs. r. L. Gerry. Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
AtterbuTy. Mr.. and Mrs Elbridge z.
Gerry. Mrs Moses Taylor Campbell. Mrs.
Foxhan Keene. and Air. and Mrs. Cor
nelius c. CuyIer
Mr.. and Mrs. Phipps viii sail for Eu-
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specsai 70 The Washington Herald
New York, April Bone Of the nota-
bic weddings Of the spring season was
celebrated at 3 O'Clock this afternoon in
ST. James Episcopal Church, Madison
avenue and Seventy-hrst street. by the
marriage OF Paul Phipps. Of London, and
Miss Nora Langhorne. daughter OF Col.
Chiswell D. LanghOrne. Of Albemarle
County. Va Bishop Frederick Court
ney. rector OF St James Church. per
formed the ceremony.
The chancel OF the church was deco
rated with Easter lilies and spring flow
ers, and an elaborate musical programme
accompanied the ceremony.
Miss Langhorne was escorted to the
altar by her father She was attended
by Miss Rachael Phipps. a sister OF the
bridegroom: Miss Gertrude Sheldon. Miss
Nathalie NJ. Rowland. Miss Katherine
Steel Aterbury. Miss Ella Williams
Buck, OF Richmond. and Miss Julia Bid
de. OF Philadelphia.
The two flower girls were nieces OF the
bride, the Misses Irene Gibson. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson.
and Nancy Perkins. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs T NIoncUhe Perkins. They we're
IN white and pink frocks. and carried
baskets Of flowers
The GroOm'S Attendants.
The Hon Angus G. Donneu. OF Eng
land was the best man. and the ushers
acre William Langhorne. a brother Of
tho bride: Charles Dana Gibson. Req
nald Brooks. Lee Phillips. Charles Dana
Draper. and Alexander Butler Duncan.
an uncle Of the bride.
Classic and modern art furnished the
Inspiration for the brides gown. and
the dresses that her attendants wore
Charles Dana Gibson, the artist. who
Is her brother-in-law, did not want the
costumes 70 look as though they had
been made, or 10 show Iot Of needle
work and fussing
The lines. the Nurillo-li<e dranf,gs
were the 'cachet" and charm Of the COS
TUNES. which were really the simplest
thlngs imaginable. but their very sim
piiciiy was complicated. for on the frOcks
OF the brides attendants not a stitch OF
sewing was visible. except the hem
stitched edge of the material
Soft white satin charmeuse was usad
for Miss Langhorne's gown. The bodice
was draDed in such 2 way as 20 leave a
N-opening al the throat. where folds Of
tuHe were laid in surplice effect. There
were shirred tulle sleeves under the short
ones OF white satin The Junction Of the
corsaSe With the skirt was ceftlv con-
cesied In front under sash ends OF tulle.
with which SPRAYS OF orange blossoms
fell on 10 the skirt.
There was three-cornered draperv Of
satin in TIE back falling over the long
square train. which was almost entirely
concealed by the v0lun4inous tuUe veil
which was fastened with orange BIOS
sons.
The bridesmaids looked Ike The morn
ing mist in their gowns Of soft. clingiug
chinon OF white. shading into the faint
est pink Of dawn Satin, white. of course
was the foundation for these dreams
but not an inch CT 1t was seen. nothing
but feecy clouds of the white chiffon
which was 50 draped as 10 show no edge
on me hem OF the skirts. nothing but
wavy lines OF soft white stuf. They were
ali alike so 70 describe one tells how ali
we're made.
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MARRIED AMONG
HUNDREDS OFLILIES
PhippS-LanghOrne Wedding
a Brilliant Affair.
NOTABLEs At THE CEREMONY

Classic and Modern Art Furnished
Inspiration for Gown of Bride,
Who Ia a Noted Virginia Beauty.
Ceremony Was Performed in st.
James Church, New York.
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The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
were the guests Of honor at dinner last
evening or Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Among the other guests we're the Minis
ter from the Netherlands and Nine. LOU
don, Senator Burton. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Keep. Miss Williams. Gen. Crozier.
and Miss Tucke-mann.
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The Spanish Minister. Mr. Pima. enter
tained at dinner last night in honor Of
former Gov. Ide and Miss Ide who viii
leave shortly for the formers new post
OF duty as United States Minister TO
Spain The other guests were the Bel
gian Minister. and Baroness M0ncheur,
the Argentine Minister and Nine. Portela.
the Greek Minister, Mr.. Coromilas: the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs Huntington Wilson, the First Sec
retary OF the Spanish Legation and Nine.
Pastor (nee Lee. Of BaltimOre). Gen and
Mrs. John ". Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Crowninshieid. Mrs. Lay, and Mrs. Bene-
dict
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Mrs Herman Van Senden made a visit
recently in Spartsburg a sa member OF
a house party Of Mrs. Twitchell. for the
southern States musical festival. which
was held there three days.
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Gen. and Mrs. John A Johnston, of
this city, are spending a few days at the
Plaza. in New York They have as
their guest there Mrs. o. S. Johnston.
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Mrs Burrows. wife OF Senator Bur
rows, left Washington yesterday for At
iantic City for fOrtnights stay.
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Mrs B. II. warder has as her guests
her sOn-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Ellis. OF New York and New
port.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 3. Rbeem en-
tertaiEed a small company last evening
in their home in s street. in honor of
Mrs. Rheem's guest. Miss julia Allen. OF
New York. who will be the soIoist al the
Rubinstein Club concert at the Airing
ton Wednesday night.
Invitations have been issued BE- Mr
and Mrs Thomas \. Hodgson. <of this
city. for the marriage of their daughter.
Jeanne AnorUm. 10 Mr.. George Fitzhugh
Catlett. on Wednesday evening, April
q. in the Old Falls P. E. Church. at
Falls Church. Va. one Of the historic
churches Of this section.
Mrs. Newlands Bishop. Of Portland,
Me-. corresponding secretary Of the Eliz-
abeth Wadsworth Chapter, D. A. R.. is
the guest OF Mrs J. Eakin Gadsby. at her
home in Georgetown. She viii remain
here for ten days. and viii then visit her
sister. Mrs n " Long. in Harrisburg.
before returning 70 Portland. Mrs. Gads-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-27

Representative and Mrs. Fairchild, Of
New York. have returned TO their apart
ment al the New Willard after a short
visit IN New York.
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Mrs. Crane. wife Of Senator Murray
Crane, Of Massachusetts. and their chill
dTeH left washington yesterday for DaI-
Ton, Mass, where their home is located.
She viii not return until the fall.
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Phipps viii sail for Eu-
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by. who formerly was historian general
Of the D. A R. could not run again be-
cause OF her serious illness. She has re-
Gently returned 10 her home from the
Georgetown University Hospital, after
stay Of many weeks. Mrs. Gadsby is
also president % the board Of lady mana
gers Of this institution.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES


 Legal Notice. The KS Lumber company, a corpora ton, complainant, vs. the Grand Unit ed Order of Galluean. Fishermen, a corporation, respondent-In Chancery, Fifth District of the Northwestern Chancery Division Of Alabama.
 To all creditors of the Grand United Order of Gaililean Fishermen, and to all whom 1t may concern Pursuant to the directions contained In decree of the chancery court in the above entitled cause you are notified: itors Of the said Grand United Order of Gallilean Fishermen, a corporation, are required to propound and have allowed and decreed to them in this court their respective debts, claims and demands against said coi poration respondent, and in default thereof, all such claims and demands shall be barred end all such creditors of all classes whether secured or unsecured, are required to propound and prove their claims, end how and upon what property or assets of the said respondent the same are secured, in this court and in this proceeding. All such claims to be filed in this court on or before the 10th day of Febru- ary 1910, with the register; such claims to show an itemized statement, both deb- its and credits, and if secured. how and upon what property; which statement shall be verified by some person having knowledge of the facts.
 Witness my hand, this, the Fist day of December. 1909. J. w. ALTMAN, 12-22-3t-we Register in Chancery.
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HOLIDAY BARGAINS.

SOUTH HIGHLANDS. $6000-Cypress avenue, east 20th street s10.000-Brick near Rhodes Circle s750o-Elm street, near Highland ave nue. $5250-South 18th street cottage s7000-Rose avenue. SIP, ,00o-Niazuma avenue. sS000-Sycamore street. $10,0oo-Near Highland avenue and Coun- try club. s55Oo-12th avenue, south. s60oo-1oo foot lot, Hanover Circle. s2eoo-50-foot lot, Hanover Circle
 NORTHSIDE. s30O0-Cottage, Fist street. S11, ,50o-7th avenue. between Fist and 22d streets. ssoo0-7th avenue. between 22d and 23d streets. s1750-Lot Norwood, 12th avenue s1500-Lot 18th avenue, corner. s375o-14th avenue, north. 100 feet. corner. s23so-14th avenue, north, 60 feet. corner. slsO0-2sth street, Norwood, 50 feet. S235O-30th street, Norwood. 50 feet. s7750-31st street, Norwood. 50 feet. S2200-32d street, Norwood, 50 feet.
 STORES. s25 00o-2d avenue, between Fist and 22d streets. SIS, ,o0o-22d street, near 3d avenue. We have nice residences and stores for
 w. B. J.FFDY 6 co. Phones "A 112 N Twenty-first St.
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Housebreaker Is Shot.

Lexington, Ga. December 28.-While attempting to enforce an entrance into the home of c. M. Donald here last night, Jim Snelson and Harley Smith were shot and probably fatally wound ed. It is said that the two men had been drinking and went to the Donald home and demanded admission. Be- coming enraged at Donald's refusal to open the door, they began to batter 1t down, when he opened fire with shot gun. v
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29
AUTOMOBILES.

WANTEDCfo esfablish agencies for the sale of automobiles We are factory distributors for Georgia, Floe'ida, Ala bama and part of South Carolina. Good assortment of cars. liberal terms Corre- spondence solicited. Georgia Carolina
 Auto Co.,. l.. J. Williams, Manager. 1Au- gusta, Ga 12-19-St-su-we
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REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE.

FOR SALE. 320-acre farm, miles iron, railroad de- pot; water power corn lntll. wheat mill, shingle mill, store house, blacksmith shop and broom residence: cash pay ment 5000, balance easy; would trade for part city property. Lot 5Ox150, broom house, 5000: terms s25 cash. and s25 per month with in- terest till paid.
 L. G. PETTYJOHN. Phones 1101 and 465. 1S261z Sd Ave.
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]NE GENT 4 WORD

RATES--One cent a word day; no ad. -sssuI fsLB IoJ oc5 usul sssi doJ uSsupt
 tfon, Crsh must acropsepY order.
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY loaned salaiied people. women keeping house and others without se- curity; cheapest rates; easiest pay ments; offices In b6 principal cities; save yourself money by getting ms terms first. D. H. Tolman room sSI Farley building. lilly REAL estate loans to suit you IF amount, terms and interest; can pay bach month ly or yearly; will take second mort gage. The City Loan and Banking Co., 1nS North 21st street. Bell phone 2D
 10-16-tf
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FOR RENT.

260S and 26O9 TomplSins ave, rooms, sl4 i212 Cotton ave, West End, rooms. $20. 722 North 26th street, rooms, $20 ITS 3d avenue, store, $50 930 Bellevue avenue. south. rooms s30 J. H. HEINEkE R. E. G l. A. Co.,, Aats.
 PA North 21st Street, Phones 45
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1914 18th Ave. s. Sale or Rent

MODERN S-room furnace heated home,
 oak floor and oak trimmings; eastern front, In one block 10th street and right
 at Five Points; terms attractive.
 MORRIS REAL ESTATE co. Bell 1872. 407 Farley Bldg.
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PERSONAL,

T 1T EfIfs wSnfs kis 3risnds fo EnoS that he will have charge of the Norris
 Pool and Billiard Par1ors on 1st of Jan
 uary. 1o1A and will conduct . nrst-class place in every particular; come to see ma. 4a-1s-st
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WANTED

WILL exchange for real estate, nve-seat-
 ed automobile, 1903 model; top. lamps and wind shield complete. J. A. Bate, i16 North 21st street. L-l-tf
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WAN'pED-HELP

HOT-EN-TOT TWINS, the Hot Sensa- tion. See Age-Herald Jan. 7th. 12-3-11t WANTED-Two ladies and two gentlemen solicitors. Call today between F and and and ' D. m., Room No. 70, Southern hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29

HOW much of the world have you seen? How erect are you? How much muscle have you7 How much do you know? Do you know a trader How much money do you save? How do you like your present position? How mucn chance have you of being promoted? What Is there in the future for your How much ambition have you? Become a bluejacket In the United States navy and you will See some of the United States-maybe some of the world; you will become erect, muscular, powerful: learn by travel, study and high class associates; may learn trade: can save money as nearly all your ex- penses are paid; will like your job most boys re-1nlist (65 per cent re-en- listed last year); if yor are the right stun you'll get promoted, and the train ing you get ip the navy will help might fly to make a success, even if you leave the navy. If you are IT to S5 years old, right morally and physical ly and your future at home doesn't look bright find out what the United States navy has to offer you. You will be surprised. Knowing a trade is an advantage in Joining the navy. Ninety two thousand applied for positions last year. Only 1900 were accepted. Navy department doesn't urge you to enlist. Only urges you to investigate. Talk it over with the recruiting officer today. Call or write. Navy Recruiting Station, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Birming- ham, Ala. 12-I-gt-we-su
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Railway mall clerks; com mencement salary $500 Spring examina- tions everywhere; candidates prepared
 free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 2-J.
 Rochester, N. Y. 2-12-s1t
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ONE GENT A WORD

hATES-one cent a word a day, ad taken for less fhan 25c for first inser rtop Cash v.ust nc-o mnauy order
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FOR SALE-Stock of groceries and fix lures, fine locality and bargain. Ad- dress A3 30th st., Bessemer, Ala.
 12-2e-3t-wd-fr-st
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FOR sALE-Pair highly-bred Irish set
 ter puppies months old; also male and
 female Newfoundland dogs. Bell phone 40O5. 21oo 9th avenue. R-29-St
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WANTED-A job printer; give experi- ence and salary expected Els, Age Herald. 12-29-3t YOUNG men wanted who desire to earn better salaries and do more congenial work If able to read and write, and ambitious to succeed, we can qualify you for a position as mechanical, cleo trical, steam, civil or mining engineer, architect, etc, etc. Write at once, stating position wanted. L c. S., Box 204S c, Scranton, Pa.
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FOR sALE-s40O0; one you'd notice; rooms. furnace heated, polished floors;
 Country club district. Hill Ferguson. o19O First avenue. 12-2e-3t-we-fri-su
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ELL-ESTABLIsHED grocery store and
 meat market for sale; good business and fine location. Address E-15. care Age-Herald- E-2s-3t
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DIR. JAMES SHARP has returned from
 Florida and will be pleased to see his friends and patrons ar BIO North 10th
 ssrast l-21-3m-su- we
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FOR sALE-s1O0o for little corner lot near Country club; biggest bargain in that district. Hill Ferguson. 2l20 1st
 avenue 12-29-st-we-fri-su
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HOI-EN-IOT TWINS nave quality. They are the inhabitants of all leading groceries. Only 10 cents. 12-17-11t WANTED-An intelligent young man, be- tween IS and 20 years of age, of good education and address to serve in ca pacty of assistant treasurer. Must live with parents and come well recom- mended. Apply at once to Manager, Orpheum theatre
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR stenographic work we'll, accurately
 and cheaply done, apply S01 Empire Bldg, or call Bell phone 62T O-26-tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15


fn1perial Stock Cc1ipany 1oftielIE
tInmel eiiis Imperial Stock GO.
Win open weeks eng cement At the
Grand tonight. This company has
1tfsif city before and there - Q
gns,ye 1estton IL any attraction that
visits this city during tne regular the
atrIcsf season Is more popular more
1. Porous or more desefyediy 30.
zach succeeding year finds this conn
panys larger stronger andI the sit ot
plays better, The scenic eqnipu
greatlS augmented This year will
bring what Mr.. FfmInelein claims Is
the crowningI triumph Of his career.
NotsoTlly are IN the old fayorites who
Rave made good in the past been re,
.tained, but the. list of plays includes
q. number of strong dramas That have
never been seen at popular prices
The week promises to be one Of e4-
fraordfnaFy interest TO our theater.
gpers. 'sThe Wall Street Detective
VIA be presented tonight
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
AN EARNEST APPEAL
FOB MUCH NEEDED AID
Made by the chiIdren's Home Society
of West Virginia to Our Generous
People,

Executive COMMUNICATION. George
w. Atkinson, LII. D., Priest: Rev. Z. D!
Roller, D: D., v. Prest.; Hon. III. g.
Davis, Rev. 7. C. johnson, d. Dillon.
He. C.. McWrater, Hon Geo. q. Price;
EJaD. Baines secretary; Col. ]. Q. Dick
inson, treasurer: Rev. N. o. Sewers.
State snpt.
3 The above society was organized IN
1896. for the care and training OF the
homeless and orphan children OF
West Virginia.
Shortly after organization Hon. II.
G. Davis, the great friend of West Ntr-
gfnia, orphans, gave the society home
for. the unfortunate. little ones whtol
Is located at Eharle stonsa w, VRsFfFtIp-
piementfng this generous gift by tine
yet more. helpful donation of 800 per
month since 1885, To this first build
ing, Mr.. Davis has added a, two-stoFy
building, thus greatly increasing our
capacity for caring for orphan chill
dren. a
Into this home we receive the home.
less children, being amitted at the
rate OF 6, 5, and sometimes 10 per
month, until we now have an aggre-
gate of about 500 under our slperyts-
ion in tine homes anu in the generous
families of the State. But we are now
going through protracted scourge of
scarlet fever in our chiidren's home,
tThe Dav Is Child's Shelter" entail
ing upon us. an enormous monthly ex-
pense, besides the erection of a hos
pitaI building. We, therefore, earnest
" plead with olir friends all over tine
State to help US in this our time OF
greatest need by sending Thanksgfv-
ing Donation, by check or p0stotttce
money order to the Superintendent,
N. O. Sewers, 111S Washington street,
Charleston W. Va, We. also appeal to
our pastors 10, call for collection at
their Thanksgiving services. This is
a most urgent necessity for a most
worthy cause. We know not how long
this scourga will prevail, lnG.wtsh TO
gather. a good Thanksgiving Donation
to carry as over 1t and through the
winter.
N. O. Sewers, state SUpt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
.ConilSI'dlipi patton J.
Cure Free

With The first signs Of Constipa-
ton you resort to the home methods
of relief, such as hot or cold water on
arising, lots of stewed fruit with your
breakfast, ETC., but what do you do
when these fail? X
?; TliB majority then start On na1t5 and
purgattve waters, then change 70 cathAr-
flc ~ Pi =. sI ETC. yeu have zone thrSgGh
all usetesst " far as permanent results
go. Now sou should try Just once again.
but try somethins practical and sensible
pose you are trying to accomplish. Such
DE- oaldwtii's syrup sPepsin. which tis
guaranteed To- be- pefEnRnen In Its, re-
suits, ITS tedlents are such that by .
,hEtet use q 4 ths, Asontaeh 7, and bowel
ca 40 owsS Win fs aa s g fFs gHH
That II Wfll do this Mr. G.. =. D6ds6n Of
Sanv1lEes Va; viii gladIy attest; + and 20
win ME- ms g A HssI9 9fttsE "a.
Is a \; WY si ID Prove Shess tiSn5 With
out u penny % exp Ilsel Simply send your
name ana address 70 DR. Caldw ell ana obs
81. You ore, then convinced II is the retn-
6dy y6H need, buy D. nifty cent or one
dollar bottle Of your drtigglst and con-
s aneS S's fSs are spis ana f
dose = small Il T. pleasant 20 tte taste,
does not grtgs and e promptly s q 9:
m nas viii 9 s. s TetId u1l1sssa 8
This remedy Il over d quarter OF d 6etI-
tury eldl and lsifbarsonAlty taRtn by
n1Ts aF@sF ERs hsn ANN SsstF stis
tst iss Il Is Ky ieai h Tesds fSf
chLdren. women Sld f elk senIsr"lly
to giyl 5SS E a1S lIisd iSai advice .ydti may
desire for ypuFgelt or faMlly peEtllninF g
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
oRAYnAcKs FROM eRAY,s
RUN.

It has been long time since con
trfbuted amy news to your valuable
paper, but permit me to inform you
that Gray Backs" don't always keep
silent these warm days.
Religion is a very dangerous ching
when you get too much OF 1t. So
some Broomfielders say. But We'll
take chances in a little more practice
and not so much preaching about 9th.
er peoples Chriatianity But IL our
chances are slim Of getting through
st. Peters gate. Well snare our tate
with those who tell poor old Satan
to open the gates OF hell.
: Jim Morgan, of Teyerbaugh,- attend
ed Bartletts sale of jersey cattle laa
Tuesday. He reported that one COW
brought six hundred dollars.
MI. and Mrs. Marshall Ice and son,
Mart, were calling on Mr.. and Mrs,
Russell Tuesday evening.
Farmers are busy gathering in Their
BLUE RIBBON.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15

Mr., aud Mrs. Colebank will move to.
morrow from Locust avenue to East
Park avenue.
Mr.. Dale +Boggess returned to Pitts
burg this morning after a visit with
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Boggess.
. Nfessrs. e, T. Bishop and 9. A. Shut
1tlesworth have returned from couple
days hunting at, Triurle.
3 Miss odTa Stealey and brother. Aus
in, went to GIafton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mfa. Hoslans have re turn
ed to their home at BlacRsvtlIe after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Merri-
field.
Mr.. and Mrs DoTr Hutchinson were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. ID.
Hutchinson at Moatsville yesterday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-15
pRIzE EIeAr.IN eLARKsnyRe.
Mill pulled Off apespite Judges In
struetlons to Grand Jury.

cIA1aksBURG, W. Na.i Nov. 15---
The November grand jury adjourned
saturday after. returning about 100 tel-
ony and tltsdemeanor indictments
For the first time In several years no
murder Indictments were found.
Notwithstanding Judge Maxwell IN
structed the jury ia strong terms re-
gardings sunday ! BASEBALL and prize
fighting. o prize fight was PULLED on
here Friday might before large
crowd and many witnesses were ex'
aninetl Saturday and NO indictments
nelfinat the parties were returned.