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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-23
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H Ipso,.rstsEf Iuer events scheiuled Stor
Is 8 su d g:xesE are the following: y
siaaday. 4 Z.
81 g1sBrs-ssS called BY President
lss;rrsls ID taes purpose ID discuss.
ishs8 mrpran OF caring for The de
genleDt children Of The country, .be,
i tslp ii aaagtou.
Home AEsaina Council Of the United
SsfateS md Canada will commence
sfnds6onary campaign In Brooklyn, to
10 spzsInu.d IN other cities through
Il suut tthpt cnuntrJ. ~55; n t@-7.i
NatTunaf naoor skating champion
ahips begins IN Cleveland and the In
81 gerralunar indoor championship tour.
& 7r1msn ID Pittsburg. ;.
n Domestic troubles Of VIM. J.. Lemp,
\ .Jr4.5 and IFS young wife,%"tae lavender
ssIJaidy.r viii &c uired In divorce court
.BInusE Loais, Ss *
\; q Il II 5s; Tuesday ~.
American NATIONAL Live Stock Asso:
(, Z '1asior, 80 organization OF tae cattle
smeu or Tie country will convene n
\ 1nDmly session at Los Angeles. XII
u Worlds. championship professional
I Hzzatsuu raetrat Madison Square Car
4 aa7ieH. New: York. between Tom Long
< boat; present champion. and Alfred
! HhrtbE, tlie English runner.
BiIfar6 match for the 1871 balkline
tsdaHrpionsiiip OF the world will be
5yEayed ID New York between George
AS8, ahssan and George Sutton.
Il s33i Wednesday.
h sTTfHe,h anniversary ofathe brit, OF
SlEmperor William with be generally
\ celebrated by Germans everywhere.
ANIMAL motor car snow Of the Phil
5,a8e3phfa Automobile Trade Associa-
\ Hon opens iii the Second Regiment
At7nory. :stsjial
4 .isSi gi.l Thursday.
Canadian Society OF Civil Engineers
saprpa It's annual convention in Toron-
4 a. IL s
s '51f New York State Bar Association will
{5tGiu Us annual session in Buffalo.
y General Jose Miguel Gomez will be
Il znaugrrateT President Of Cuba and
/ Ttat Americ,lH nrotectorate will cease.
a Friday.
I'LL Shty-sixth birthday Of William Nc
KiuIey Will be observed as ''carnatlon
slay"i throughout the country.
nv One 4 hundred and seventy.second
4 birthday anniversary Of Thomas Paine.
K ssa1eH revolutionary hero. will BIO observ-
I ,ss71i m New York md Chicago and 9TH
! ar !nues:s
z Y; Saturday.
Pennsylvania Academy OF Fine Arts
VIII 1Nn its 1O4th annual exhibition
4 d Philadelphia
Turner's of the Missouri Valley will
/ mold their annual funniest and con-
}SVrntspn In st. Joseph
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-23

county Marion
tile nopament the charged thereon for the
1906 anil purchased by individuals:
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-23
FACTS ARE STRONGER THAN
 FICTION.

We have few tailor made suits on hand which we will sell at ,s25.QO. We will give an extra pair of pants ol fancy vest with each suit.
 If we are unable to fit you with one of these suits, We will make you a suit to order, including an extra pair of pants or fancy vest at this price. HEt
 These are Tailor Made suits, and are not made in sweat shop.
 We also have line of Tailor Made overcoats which We have priced from 5000 up, that can't be equalled at anything near the price.
 This offer stands until the 18th of October. 1909.
 Every two months we are in re- ceipt from London. Paris and New York the latest report of fashions, and you will find these garments up to the minute in style.
 On account of the low prices we are asking for these suits and over. coats, all orders are for cash only.
 By leaving your orders with the American Tailors you get the benefit oi over 50 years of experience in Tailoring.
 Te American Tailors.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-23
THE SUNSHINE TRIO.

Castro. Hamid and the Shah-gay- est bunch you ever saw, Where Salt River waters foam, they have made their sylvan home, far from all the grief and groan, of the palace and the throne: far from all the stress and strife, clinging to the Simple Life; far removed from busy mart, they are Close to Natures Heart; hand in hand they form ring, on the rivers shore and sing; We're the jolly Cheer Up Buys. Grief is foolish, joy is wise! Once we chung to robe and crown. but we'll try to live 1t down. Scepters all are out of plumb, thrones are strictly on the bum, powers the shadow of shade. fame is circus lemonade! Harem life is stale and flat, women all become so fat. No thing human Is worth while--nothing but the Cheer Up Smile, nothing but the joyous song that we carol all day long. We're the happy Cheer Up Kids, joyous as the katydids; come and join us queens and kings, Fire your crowns and kindred things; come and join our merry ring, come and dance with us and sing; gladness Is our law-Castro, Hamid and the Shah,"-Walt Mason.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-23
An Npeloay?

A London journal says that a lively discussion once took place in . town council in the north of England. One thing led to another till one of the disputants gave another the lie direct. The insulted party rushed forward, and the pair clinched. At that mo- ment the first man exclaimed, "l re- iterate that you are a liar" To the astonishment of every one, the aggriey. ed party let go his hold. "oh, wei" he said, 'qn that case I accept the apology. If a man says he reiterates, that Is all any gentleman can ask" He did not understand why the bystand- CTS laughed, but the fight was off.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-23
PAraoNlze HOME INDUSTRIES.
A few days ago a man showed u

A few days ago a man showed us one of those double barreled pipees in which the nicotine goes into the shaft and the smoke comes out ot the tunnel. He sat around the of flee and bragged about his prize un- til We got interested and asked him where he got 1t. He told us that 1t came from Chicago catalogue house and cost him fifty cents. That is fifty cents was the catalogue price, but he had to pay five cents for a money order and two cents for a stamp. He sent his fifty cents and got notice back that it required eighteen cents for postage which was sent and an- other two cent stamp was attached to the envelope. In about a month his pipe came and the man was happy and so was the catalogue house.
 Desiring to be happy ourselves We went to a local store and purchased one which cost us seyenty-five cents. The merchant felt good over the tran saction and gave us back dollar for some extra papers and that dollar has paid dozens of debts and made dozens of people at home feel better and to- day 1t came back again for some, ad- vertsing and We are going to send it out to the barber who will take it to the butcher and he will let the baker have It and then the saloon keeper will get 1t and by and by 1t will come back and go again doing good to everyone.
 sThe catalogue mans pipe cost him seventy-seYen cents and he never saw and never will see his money again. Puzzle: Find the foolish man. -Ketchikan Miner.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-23
Mowl 6 Ehrlich.

Te American Tailors.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-23
Anythinq to oblige.

While crossing the ocean the two sprightly children of very seasick par ents were scampering around the deck.
 .eTom, dear" said the mother in q weary voice, 'the children are too near the railing" But he was too i'll to mo- tice, and in sheer desperation his wife nudsed him on the arm. Speak to them. Tom" she said faintly.
 With a wan smile he lifted his head and said. "Eh-how do you doT-La- dies Home Journal.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-23

The memory of great love can never die from out the heart. It affords ballast 'gainst all the storms that blow. And although it lends an unutterable sadness, 1t imparts an unspeakable peace.-Elbert Hubbard.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-23
VilIaae Gossip.

Is Squire waetstone considerate of dumb animals:'
 'I don't know how he treats 'em," answered Si Simling, but he certain ly speaks mighty kind of 'em when he's engineerin' hoss trade."-Wash- ington Star.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-23
|, Boost for your home town.
ON SPRING.

1T KNOW not how |, Is with other men. 4 Whom ! but guess. deciphering my.
 self
 For me once felt Is SO felt nevermors The neetins relish at sensation'B brtm EIad In lts the bsst fsrment of the wina One spring knew as never any since: All night the surges of the warm south
 west - -.
 Boomed intermftsentr through the shu6- Ana brought "a morning from the gull omnipo,snt; with ,sunrhine. whose auios
 charm sts Gs -f eF sear,lod with crocuses the sulisn turf And .yyflod the blusbird; to his uni6 o1
 sonus. sSil-tsf-' r-seffa t- Ss
 .-ysmss Russell Lovsli.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-23
Hilarious.

Clarence-Pm going to ask old Vava- sour for his daughters hand. What's good way to begin? Algy-oh; spring a few other jokes on him first and see how he takes Exchange.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
&aulus.

S philadelphia Dor en- 8anfier,
lom beooer Eaulus, og ban pleier at
fortelle felgen6e &iitorie, iom ino,
trof for nogle &ur ii6en:
Da ban tent en- Mften git biem fra
ct Selifab, fit ban u6enfor ct &us en-
Man6 at ie, iom tp6eligpis babbe
faoet aoifilligt / Sope6et, for ban
fnnoe umuligt fin6e @pglebullet.
FauluS, iom er en- bielplom Ma11o>
git fen til Ben Sremme6e og tilb9b
at bielpe bam me0 at oabne Yor=
ten.
uMange = FIT - Saf!"
8anfieren fto6 og pente6e, til Sem
an0en Ipffelig og bel bar fortu1en in0
giennem Rorten og begpn6te at maie
me6 at faa ben luffet inbefru. Saa
git ban; men life fqr bar ian fornn1eu
ct &ur @fri6t fra @orter, f6r Fan
bprte Man6m raabe efter Jig.
Ga ban TOM tt1bage, lpurgte Sen
beruie6e Man6, bbem ban egenlig
bar. San maatte en0elig bloc get,
for t ban fun6e taffe bam oroenIig
for @ielpen.
Haulus iog6e lit g2apn> ofperge6e
Sc biffen6e Safiigelier % gift lin
gei.
Men itrafs efter begDn6te SEN out
Sen at raQbe:
u@r. Hal1Ius! @r. 9aulus!"
@alDt 9rgerlig pen6te 8anfieren
ttlbage for an6en Gong.
Naa?"
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me0 ct bpfligt ONT emo temmelio uiif.
fert 8uf, ~6er er en- Sing - fit =
iom leg - Fit = iaa gierne pil -
fit = bil6e bi6e. Sit Sc nogenitn>
Sc = bif = @par paa Deres lange
8reb til - bif - bisie Iesialoni-
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Np Zen 8 msansb. gtortings.
manb 8iprlraali e. beififfet til Sens.
n1arb | 2mgeiuno: @tortingsman6
Aarnes er beififfffet iii 2ensman6 / lin
SlembDgo, Strpr.
81 I al s.. On pelfienot
4riitianinmono, @uptein @unoerlen,
m%angeaarig 6prer. al Ddmpifibet
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efter nogen Sios @pgeligbeo. g Mn.
leoning al 9p6sfalbet flage0es Ser
poo balp @tong fra @fibene pau
@abnen.
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5reorifSbalos @iemanosfoIe mo6to
gte ct 8iorag al 1000 St. fra Cam
.laget; men iaar bar Mmtmanoen
Se11bolo til uotalelie fra &anoeIsoe,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02

Grsts aaa;gsspi E,art e Mearik Poq;
andersen; IA. vor Hustru, az Bill
Je'en, at Erik Bogh. Is. cith hers
drengens Klage. az q. 8. Inge-
m9 g. Rst 10. a5 Edader en- at 3. Bj9rnson:
J5aanson. q. soyende paa sin Post.
eren; q: Norges Hilsen til Dan
F9,. 8 az ce g Arvesen. ss S'der.
Ihdhold af 4ds !samline-1 .'er-
1e vigeen, al Henrik Ibsen. 2. Fr6en
og Alien. af n: Christian Madsen.
2 Pen evige Sd sr af 5ehan T. seaarf-
rias Nielsen 5. Gu9nar paa Lidar-
HEe1ligaftene,, al St; st: B5licner;
jul !; Iig af K hyxtk aa at n1!leg $. famed :; Med
sprog: 10: Even1yret ON Ghiea-
sstrygereas af Bret Harte. AiiH -.
s%assty * Ear 9g A AneSaote <1.. e 6,F Be
# Getfrea rode, b: Paludan Msais
a: Munchz Jacob B.9Buli, .Henr.
W'ergeland, J6rgen Moe, Chr. RIG
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rik> Hertz. SO Slider. Pris IS Cents.
Paradis, at Filth Reumert. Q Idyi.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02

N 9 Sc re onopi il
Del e. On norif Selegrafbeitprer
bar opfunbet en- Mnoroning beb De
M brugelige M%ifrofoner, lom efter
foretagen &rebe muliggier &orre-
lponoance mellem Domaas / DoDre
% Berlin. Ser er ogiaa foretaget
Brpper me6 uonrprfet Meiultot fra
0omaas meb 8perne Malborg, @an~
oers % Marbus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02

9 ! t o.p SO erelen
Eronobiem bar SEN ste SUM poa lin
6o-aarige G%eoielsoag peret @ieniton1
TOR megen Spmerfiombe6. &ils,
n1ngstelegrammer CT inolebet fra al,
lie Sanoets &anter; iaule6es fra Son.
gen og Dronningen lamt &egieringen
og StortingSprelioenten. Stiftamt,
n1anoea iomt 8pens 8orgermelter,
Ereiter og MISUNDERSTANDING
aflogoe &iiit / 8iipens Stem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02

6 s smnn6 80 Mil nor
oenfor Eolarcirfelen. timber @aar.
Sen Melbo / @a6iel opertog for 20
@or tilboge 9luf OIien MeIbo en-
Susman6splo6s paa 80 Maol, for
oct meite u6prfet og ban6ipg Sor6,
bborfor Mblingen life {traf til for
mere emo en- So og nogle Sauer. 2ibt
efter 1iot, men tier / Sc ii6ite 10 Mar
bar Sluf Slien meo ittgen6e SSnter.
este taget fat paa Mp6prfning, @rpf,
ting og mere font bgrer til for al
bringe Sor6en / &11ltur. Man ffuI6e
tro, set forrei ten life bleb noge1 Ei6,
for De 4 Gage al ugen er ban opta.
get me6 Mrbeioe be6 en- al Sabriferne
beo Melbo> og 6e 2 andre er ban @oIt-
tprer og fommer biem fgrlt be6 81
Sioen ON Gtermio6agen. SITE SITE 6e1to
minore bar Sluf 6e fi6ite 10 Mar
brnot op 10 Mool Sor6 og grapet
$1,000 Meter oaben og 500 meter
lnfft @r6ft. Salt bar ban fi6en ban
obertog 8ln6ien grabet 300 Meter
@rgfter. San ADLER MI Sober Oor.
noen til nogle @ouerl til 6 &ia,
iom itel1es Zig, at ban be6 Sigsifuer
bar facet babe LITE og 26en &re-
mier. 0luf 9lien er Ben fgrite &us-
mano @or6lmo, iom er tiIfien1t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Diplom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02

Si1ipita6 figbest TIL
6 o6Sitation. Sra @tatsraao
foreligger &ropoiition ON &igb al
Seftpes Gien0om Silipito6, Munfe-
oamsDeien SO, &ra., for 100000
Rroner til @o6sitotion for 8e1tbanen,
>ioet BEN n11berenoe EXPERIMENTATION
Ga n6eluffen6e bill bline benpttet for
REORGANIZATION. 9esn6en moa Der
epfgres 2ofomotibremisie. Bora1-
oringen maa foretages / Gorbin6elie
'te6 DramensBanens Ombpgning
til bre6t Gpor me6 9obbeItipor til
S%onopigen. GoreIgbig bebbber man
life at ribe ne6 Ben gamIe berffabeli-
sc &obeobpgnng, % &apen giper
Bla6s not. Sernbane11 obertaaer
Gien6omrnen Hnfe Mur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-26

visiting friends in town. Miss Lizzie
DidZoneit. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Ddzoneit. and Mr.. Earl Lynn
were married Thursday at the home of
the brides parents. I12 Cameron street.
by Rev. H. Shredder Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
left for an extended tour through the
north and on their return will live at Oh
Cameron street. Rev. James Gibson of
Williamsburg.s w Va. is the guest of
Mrs. Thomas Leadbeater at her summer
home. Strathbane. near town. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. w. Payne eff Lynchburg are
visiting Mr. and Mrs Phineas Janney
Dempsey, on South Fairfax street. Miss
Carrie Sinclair of Marshall is visiting
Miss Jeanette McMinneman, on Duke
street.
Miss Alma Gray of Travellers Rest, near
Fredericksburg, is visiting her aunts. the
Misses Hunter. on Prince street. Miss
Lula Myers has returned from five
week stay at Paeonian Springs. Miss
Mary Davis of this city and Mr.. Samuel
Simon Moskewitz of Washington were
married at Rockville Tuesday by Rev.
S. r. White of the Baptist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-26
THE NEW STYLES
In Women's Figures Require
More Flesh and Larger
Bust.

Almost over night the wind OF fashion ha.
has it made such sweeping changes. Woman
is practically made over. For one thing, til,
plump person has come into her own again
Leanne.s and straight lines no longer thu
ideal. Curved once more is the sweep Of beauty
and hips are no longer a disgrace.
Her bust must be at the minimum two inche.
fuller to accommodate itself to the new fashion
will come into Its own.
Gone Is the narrow drectoire. and instead
graceful curves must be cultivated to keep tn.
line Of the full pannlers below. 1t is not toe
much to gay that the woman of fashion mus
and some way to build herself up before fsl
fashions attack her.
1t must be rather hard upon the woman wbt
had to struggle to gain the requisite slende'nes'
Of past fashions. but there il one consolation
it Is usually easier to take On flesh than TO lost
1t. Therefore the extra fifteen pounds which the
new modes really demand do not cause so much
hardship as stripping fifteen pounds. which The
past fashion demanded. EXTRACT from article:
in Chicago Examiner. August 90
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