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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
Save Money by Buying chambsrlain's
Cough Kennedy

y0u will nay jus as much for a bot.
tie 0f Chambeaains Cough Remedy
IS for any of the other cough medicines
3ui yoU save moray ln buying e The
saving Ii In what You get, not what
son pay The sureio-cure.you quality
is Ia cgery bottle Of this remedy and
,ou get good results when you take it.
.,sslecled colda often develop serious
conditions. aud when you buy cough
medicine sou wan, 20 be sure SOU are
getting ono that win cure your cold
chamberlalns Cough Remedy always
cures. Price 25land 50 cents bottlet
Eor sale bg CIR. Renfso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

,lefr1nt ~ gan 81 pies sa te
ihe Neirorcasna 5nsesm 4 Afi waps
the aAielfls euta.der eas y tAr sosl
xansnle gld lntffesi.as gifi1 gfos q,
IhhlmieaI slsrdtolat Hoy have tad g6i
eoaie time iesuslala 8 rvs largs 81.
s uusa ifnec,ciss asalsnl
sa 1eYaa sesanaeq aE ny
these l0arieeala century ~sfks pm.
ahly hung III tie CHAPEL q same bur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
R|0T|NG
IN ME EEIG0

AvrelVsE i.s 's " 'i'siss'S osss' u J
tesieo Citq Fna 10 Follouing
ficls II ihe u3te 81 Morelos whore
several mon Ner killed and Injured.
ihe Mesicaa government mas made 9
lumber of arfeslr, ~ fCllowera- nL
patricio f.e5ya. aniliedefal candidate
or governor % the state Leyya hai
been dismissed iiSm government
position
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

Washington. Feh. i0.--The t8o
houses OF conBreus met in joint ses
fior today Vice President Fairbanks
presiding end ,armnay ratified the
election ul TAFT ard Sherman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
10 aepoRr or colLleloN.


Washlagson. d. C, sch la, The
ravs department. has received 40 adi
Vices ,endlng 10 indicate 4 collision
bct8aeh lae aailleshln Georgia aud
nrathar hatnczhH ef me Atlantic
lieet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
LEGISLATOR VICTIM or
cas- euMEs

Continued from ragc one
loves ilrst ordered for the trade when
.aa was piped into the city.
genator Yeager resides at Tulsa
land is familIar with the gas usage, ~
lfact he "a or was cosneeted with aaf
companies
elonraphcal Sketch.
Doctor George o. Johnson was horf
1 "a Ohio In 1896. being In the sixly-ihirt
lycar Of bis age. lie vas @ soidier Y
lihe Union army during che Gifil war
and. alter The war resided IN iowa
where he built up 90 extensive nrac
aicp ia q physician.
sfe went 10 Caddc county seYera
/; oars nec. at Fort Cobb, and few mei
!, lha new state worked harder or haf
more public spirit than he.
He was elected from Grady ant
lgadd0 counties 70 the First leglala
lturp Senator Taylor. of chickasha, be
ling hts colleague Che latter drawing
ihe Ions term,
Doctor johnson was a candidate toi
renOmlnalicn. he had no ppposill1i
lircm within his own party for nomln
alton and WAS unopposed hr the he
publican orstilzation az the election
AS legislator he was listed as
conservative 80 conservatives. and hli
lfiaadne as a senator vas second g
nn man M that brilliant assembly "a
retiring disposition. Ne seldom toot
ihe aoor in debate. but atQthat was
strong dohater and considered one q
tha spfa. sound men If me Second
Legislative body
tll1 Family
Doctor Johnson has ihree cnildret
living. Doctor George ~ Johnsun
Marshailt0wn, ia. Captain eliza Johu
scn whn8e home IS % Cedar Rapids
lla.. bui who ls q capiain IN the Unite
states regular army ard Miss Norma
Who resides with the mother at MaQ
uokota. lowe
a brother s. ~ j0huson and Fam
ily reside AZ Mnld, and the nephew NJ
IS johnson arrived this forenoon e
sake rhaffp Of the remains
8. vi Johnson wired bis son ne
Ntlld arrive m The city at seven
o'clock this evening
Senator Is X Taylor colleague, was
appointed chairman OF the senatorial
committee 10 look after the funeral
arrangements. una ordered the hous
/ "a The apartments Of the Patterson
undertaking establishment ana no
fcd the family N lnyu. Pending theft
lfesnnnao tie time OF the Funeral wil
not be nnn0rnued
WFs Eeaa ~ Mas@nls.
Doctor Juhne0u was Muster Masof
ei ,he Caddn lodge NO. So Fort Cobb
state Treasurer Menegee being d meia
hpr 81 lhe same lodge re was )
+ KNIGHT Templar ald member pf Af
Heleaiig medical s0olelH
Yeaasf rataQ Go ao7rltsi
{ senator + j. Yeager Was removes
from the THOMPSON residence at lhra
'tei0eh lh's afternoon to the Meta
odis aosplial in Wesl Guthrie SO ihs
PsieHaoa smhrlaHre
T Mrs ftaeer although sent r iale
geam at Che senator's earnest request
ln Aape af allaYing her FEARS. viii
+ Ore b inc city this evening 10 allanI
DTS bedside Senator Yeaeer Is q mef
oagnl M luisA ana his condition W j
interest Throughout the entire slate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

Nursing Mothers ara Malaria.
The 9ld Standard GROVES TASTE.
LEas CHILL TONIC. drives out ma.
larla and builds up the system. Fof
grown people and children, soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

writes Mrs. Matte Campbell, Of Ratclih, Tex, ~
suffered untold misery II is hard to- say where my
worst aches were, for ! ached All over at Zines
wished for death to end my suffering Finally de.
cided "a take Cardn which has stopped my suffering
and made M life worth living. would not backs
ike was befOFe tpol that wonderful esedieine
CAIlsgJI, Cor sfs whole world ro3led AZ nay 6eet
Why sufsee Selglaie pain, when Cavdui, Woman.f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
uNcLn aAM II raeE epeNoER


Continued from pagn onc
ifencnment Of Governmental sgpen'
Hitufes
Agriculture gets "a appropriation q
lhont ten millions, yes the war and
navy depagtments set 92sS.O0t0VO'
watch Il added 70 the penalpn rolls
and other expenses INCIDENT 10 wars
or preparation therefor wouid make
total OF perhaps acgenlyAge per
cent of the total expense oi the 1oy'
ernmeni. A good many thoughtful
men Nj Congress- have aolnmenecd TO
ponaer whether more money should
'oi be p1id fer creation Of wealth
ana resources na the country and less
s. eslractloa and waste
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

Ta Nluger the ioweler 1860 Wiz.
glnla Ave-. indianapolis Ind. wrlieas
I was ao weak from kidney trouble
that conl6 hardly walk huadfea
ieat -Four bottles OF Foley's Kidney
REMEDY cleared my complexion. cured
my backache and ihe Irregularities
disappeared and can now attend 20
business every day aud recommend
lFnles'a Kidney Remedy 10 all sniief-
era. as g cured me after ihe doctors
and other remedies had lailcd g +
Reafro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

y 70 some people opportunity" G
O Is merely 4 word used by essay g
o lets, poets and ad-wrlters. To c
O ad.readera and anawerem. how G
g ever the word has more fully de- {
D iiAed itself. {
Q II you nave read and answered {
O more ads this last month than in
o any other like period Of your life, c
@ you have mada some important {
. strides forward In q husinens way.
q
O . Q Q Q O o : . . o O Q Q Q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

II trialq It has helped thousands Of
others. Why not youf Female pain
is { sign Of female disease. Female
disease is o sign Of female weakness.
Weakness, disease and pain, have
been found to disappear, by the use
of Wine of Cardui. Try t. AL re.
liable druggists sell II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

zVSiu I97 s..aes lEss6aaeS Boss s5sss Stakzes r.
epres dsse,el8 synpsQms Il Fannls nfspatsa md ess
A Antaan hteilh hfmena fts sutd dElae NikeA
y wctfeaz &ht #se POSTPAID Actress; 2&4Nt HaetQ'S
1sff MS cbnstsnpaga Aeaieine Ca chetzznoczs Ten.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
SUPREME COURT
REPORT OFF PRESS
Sixty.Fourth West Virginia Volume
Ready for Public.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. O.
The Gath West Virginia Supreme
Court report complied by Attorney
General w. G. conley fs just from
the press containing Supreme Court
opinions from March Sd, 1908. to Dc
cember 23d, 1908.
The report includes a memorial to
Judge Samuel Woods, deceased. q for
mer member of the Supreme Bench.
This memorial was a resolution nf re-
spect from the Supreme Court. was
omitted In tho reports OF 1897. but
was found recently by General Conlay
and made part Of the report Just
issued. $.
The reports also contains a testl-
rnonial of regards to Judge II. C. Nc
Whorter who retired from the Supreme
Bench on December 81. 1908.
The 65th edition OF the West Vir-
glnia reports is now in tho Tribune
press in this city and will be finished
soon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
RE: RESTING S EASY
wv. 8. $$HuFFMAN's CONDITION Is
MUCH lIMPRovED-HE WILL
Il; RECOVER.
323 and 325 Main st.

"a
q Mr.. w s. IIuffmnn. who was seri'
ssously injured on Saturday afternoon
by: being caught beneath SOME timbers
while helping to remove the old coun-
ty all, Is resting easily to-day and the
chances are now good for his complete
recovery. While Mr.. Huffman's condi-
Ftion Isl quit serious. .:1t is now Thought
tthnt unless compilations develop. he
viii recover. n X
Mr.. Huffman,s back and inteitines
were injured by the accident besides
ne received a bad cut on the head. It
was at first Thought that he was in
ssured Internally. hut no sucn injuries
have developed at this time.
Mr.. Huffman is q member of the
scontracting firm Of Hamilton & iiuft'
man and is quite popular in this city
among wide circle OF friends, all of
y whom will hope, for his complete and
early recovery. Hr. Huffman Is Mt
Cook Hospital being treated for his In
! jurtes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06

year the enrolment will reach six, hun;
dred. Principally w. I }A Hllstead will sbe
in charge OF the Flryt ward graleds
school this year and the sproype cts for
the ensuing year arc very tlatterins5
The pupils enrolled tiis morning and
short session was ield q after ich
the school ADJOURNED on collnt of sitsS
being Labor day. To.n:orrows morning
the regular routine wu-lt will be ken
up. The grade OF wnr:t faccpmpl plished
in this ward last year was up to q high
standard and hopes % exceeding the
high mark. reac1. ed Last ssyear are en-
tertained by Prof. Huatead and his 1bleE
corps OF teachers The o1lowing teacli.
ers will nave charge Or the work sot
this school during the coming .ear.
Principal. Prof. iIustead.
eighth grade: Miss Sara Meredith
seventh grade: Miss % rocie Moore.
sixth grade; Miss Flnrence LEVELS.
firth grade: Miss Alta Smith fourth
grade: Miss Mimic Hughes. talrd
grade: Miss Nan Cot and Miss Sadie
Lloyd: second grade, Itss Artha Nor.
gan and Miss Nell Cox; fret sradess
Miss Rose Mckinney and Miss Louise
Sutter. " iS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
new LINE TO !! !! D..
BARRACkVlLLE
Is Projected by Falrmont and North
crn Traction Company Fer, It's
Road to FairvieW.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS AT
WORK ON BUFFALO CREEK


A corps of engineers Tor the Fair
mont and Northern Traction Company
began work this morning In IN effort
to survey practca. line for the pro-
posed road to Fairview by way Of Bar
rackville. The line Is stto follow the
Barnsville fike to where the car line
leaves the main road to cross the rail-
road and river to the town Of Barns
vile. The line viii! follow Buffalo
creek to Barrackvillc where T. Will
cross Buffalo and the d. and O. l'y n
bridge, thus avoiding 4 grade crossing
on the way to Fair-iew.
It will take the engineers but q
snort time to find out whether lrac
ttcal lire can be run over the prcpos-
ed route up Buffalo.
1t was generally supposed that tho
Fairmont and Northern would use the
Fairmont and Warrington lin: to Bar
rackville but that doesl seem to be
the company's intention at present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
DRENNEN won
CHAMPIONSHIP. [: ]. 81 P
FAIRMoNT MAN TOOK 10 HREES
OUT OF FIVE SETS INV n
TENNIS CONTEST.

ParkcrsburE, Sept Gin q seriesy OF
exciting matches atSthe tennis courts
of the Parkersburg Country Club sat.:
urday afternoon. Everett Drennen. Of
Falrmont. challenger for the state
championship. defeated Ward Whitesl
of this city. present holder OF the:
championship cup, winning three aofi
the five sets. !. & .!5s9s3'
Supporters OF Mr.. White felt :iauro
he would be able to hold the cup and
become Its flhnn1 owner the having
two of the three legs required for
permanent ownership when start
cd in and won the q arst two of taeA
s IS. He took these BY the scores
of Ga and 7-5 /: 81 E
Mr. Drennen got stronge and bet
ter as the play nroceeled and Won
the next two by the score sof s6.3 and [
G.3 Then came the .'Iubbe In.
terested at this time was Of lite heat:
The last set proceeded slowly with
both challenger and v holder ontest-
Ing every inch of. the way Write nslpst
the final set. II Score In full go.
6-3, G.3 and 7.5. y Z! II
The handsome ctn:nr fonsMp cup
has now been won twice eSby MI White
and twice by Mr.. Drennen. Mr. .Dreti;s
nen took it in 1906, the 1rst year it
was put up. Mr. White won ~ the
next year, 1907. and held It the follow.
year. 1908. Had he been able to- hold
1t this year. it would have become his
permanent property. The cup 3isssa Die
silver bowl. worth nearl one hundred
dollars. ~ m \ VS. w
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
" &
RURAL LETTER
CARRIES IN
CONVENTION
- -
A Very Large At
tendance At
Meeting

The West Virginia State 1lnra' Car
riers' Association hold its annual meet
ing in the County Court room to-day.
The Attendance at this meeting was
large in consideration of several
things.
Mr.. Earl Cornwell. of Grafton. pre-
sided. The programme was an inter-
esting one consisting OF speeches and
discussions for the betterment o: the
carriers condition. The good roads
movement was taken up. Tho grcatest
officially that rural carriers have to
encounter is the almost unpnsMble
condition OF the roaLs at certain tines
In the year.
The chief addresse before the con-
vention. were made by Postoftice In.
spector A. B. Smith and State Highway
Commissioner Charles prouIfoot:
Light.
Assistant Postmaster Brand made
the address OF welcome which waE re-
spondcd to by President Earl Corn
well. OF Grafton.
DR.. w. W. Davis. OF Mt. Lake Park.
gave an interesting account OF the
good roads meeting heidi at Mt. Lake
one week ago.
The association elected following Off
GERS for next year: Earl i. Cornwell.
Grafton. president: J. E. Sewcomb.
Grafton. vice president: Arthur For
rest, New Cumberland. secretary and
treasurer. Harry r. Michael. MFanring.
ton, Homer Hall. Weston; j. e. New
comb. Grafton, members Of the e*ccu-
tive committee.
The Marion county carriers organ
ICED county association by clectng
the following officers: Harry r. Mich
ael. president: ]. c. Clayton. vice pres
ident. and Charles M1lotte. secretary
and treasurer.
The members of tho county nsocla-
tion are:
Hurry r. Michael. Joseph I4oaman.
William C. Strait J. N. Grubb. Clnude
L. Woods. 7. c. Clayton. Charles C. Sell
lers, Hays M. Johnson. A. A. Michael.
Jonn w. Thrash. E. A. J<1al!son.
Charles Malottc, Frank d. Clayton. E.
C. Jollifrc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
COOK FOUND
THE POLE and
NO MISTAKE.
He Co,,uinces All
Who See His
Data

tBy Charles p. Stewart, Copyright,
1909. BY United Press.)
COPENHAGEN, Sept 6.-The last
vestige Of doubt In the minds nf the
Danish people regarding DR.. Cooks
discovery OF the Pole was removed to.
day by the unqualified endorsement OF
his claims by Capt. Otto. Sverlrup.
probably the worlds foremost arctic
authority The captain was closeted
with DR.. Cook for m hour to-day going
over the maps and other data submit
ted to him. AT the end of the confer
encc ne declared t:leer was no longer
any doubt hs to the absolute truthful.
ness OF Cooks claims. =
II would be shutting my eyes to pos
iuve evidence" ne told Cook. "E ts.lA
not believe yollr story. am satisfied
II you get your evidence In a little
more systematic order you can con-
vince uny court of scientists Or ex-
plorers that you have reached the
Pole" y.
While the doctor did not say Il In
actual words. he inferred that the only
doubt In his mind lay in the correct:
ness OF the observatio1s. He believes
his observations are correct. however.
He is willing to trust 10 a decision Of
n court OF scientists.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
VERY old MAN
PASSES AWAY
REED DIES AT HIS HOME
AT BOOTHSVLLE AT THE
AGE OF NINETT-TWO.

On Saturday Mt his nome at Booths
VILE, occurred the death of Mr. Jo-
seph Reed, an aged and leading resi-
dent OF Marion county. For several
weeks Mr.. Reed had been In poor
health from n general breaking down
OF the system, but Until that linz had
been remarkably we'll for one Of his
years.
Deceased was horn in 1917 near
Smithfield. Pa. and was the"etore
ntncty-two years of age. He was the
son of Reason and Elizabeth FnitlEcs
Reed, who were natives of that sec
t!on. At the age OF eight years Joseph
t".lne to Boothsvillc to reside win Tan
uncle, Robert Reed. Shortly after
wards he learned tine trade OF farming
In Ohio which ne practices successfully
together with log running and the
merchandise business all his life. At
each trade he was successful and was
considered one of the most prosperous
business men of tlle community.
Mr.. Reed was united In marriage TO
Miss Minerva Love. n sister Of the
late Robert Lowe and to this 1init.n II
children were born. nine of whom sur
vive. They are. Robert l.. Reel, of
fBoothsvIlle: Arthur Reed, OF Fair
mont: Joseph Reed. Of Grafton. Reason
Reed. of Coulcc City. Washington:
,.irs. D. p. Smith. o: Boothsville: Mrs.
{: H. Meredith. OF Fairmont; Mrs.
George F. Clelland. OF River Run: Mrs.
James B. Elliott, Of Meadv!llc. Bar
lour county; Miss Addn Reed. Of
Enntllsville.
Yesterday afternoon ut the Duotlfs-
vile NJ. T.. Church. South. fllncra! SER
iccs We're held which were largely tat-
tended by friends and relatives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06

DIED OF PNEUMONIA.
Bright Young Girl Died Sunday Morn
ing In First Ward.

On Sunday morning a. her home on
Market street, occurred the tlra7h of
Miss Albcnta Ruth Satterflcld. after
an illness from pneumonia. Miss Sat.
terrified was taken i'll last Tucsda? and.
had since been In critical condition.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Cltas. W. Satterflel1 and was aged 12
years. Deceased was n bright attrac-
tive girl and ner death Is sincerely
mourned. Funeral services were held
this afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock ard in
termcnt was made in the Houcwell
Cemetery. Undertaken Musgravce In
charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
Death Of Child.

Rosa Sattcrtlcld daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sattcrfieltl. of Mar
lzet street. died Sunday morning after
n few days illness OF scarlet tina The
child had not been considered serious
ly III nnd her death cane rs a sudden
shock to her devoted parents. The de-
ccnscl was aged about twelve years
and Is survived by her parents and
sevral sisters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
6'sars
edtotheN t NrthPo
DR.. FREDERICK COOKS FEAT IS DUPLICATE
(By United Press.)
fBulletin.)

NEW YORK, Sept. G.--L.cut. Robert
e. Peary has duplicated DR.. CT ok feat
reaching the North Pole according to
n brief dispatch received here today.
The dispatch received folloaE:
INDIAN HARBOR, Via. Cape Ray,
Sept. G.-"Stars and stripes natl:d to
North Pole"
(Signed) "PEARr."
Nothing indicates whether he be.
lleves he discovers the pole cr ~Eeth'
or he found marks of Cooks visit
Intlinn Harbor is one Of the north.
ctnmost points in Labrador.
Peary started on mis- trip in July.
1908.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
B: Boy Wanted :l E:

A steady job for good hoy nt the
West Virginfan office. Small wages to
start but good chance to learn print.
ing trade. Apply at once.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
WHEN YOU CAN! DO III

Come to the store that carries wtiAt
you want in stock. We aim TO have
every article OF wearing apparel fora
the young man, the old man or the
boy. n SSSs 5.'Ssi
; Our clothing forfall and winter from
the best makers OF good othes. are
ready for your Inspection. A suit
from lis is bound to wear well and
keep it's shape. They are All ooi and
cost you less than mos I ople sell
cheaper mnde clothing i; YOU nay
us $1,000. $500. $4,000 or 800 YOU
will get your moneys worth. for yplI
get an EAll Wool Suit. III
Our him Is to please. and good 5quals
the public to our store. 4 Take the
ity merchandise Is what CONNIE \
trodden path. 'sE & a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
OFFICIAL Visit
WAS PAID TO PliCES OPE RATED
By MADDEN AND THE
SMITHS.

Chief Shoemaker and the po:icc force
visited the drinking places operated
by Tom Madden. Jonn E. Smith and.
John Smith on Saturday night. Each
place was doing good business.
Monk Miller whs fined nine dollars
for being drunk. and tlfsorlerly.
A man by the name OF Wallace had,
TO fork UP six dollars:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
BOUGHT STORE
jill, BoOHER HAS PURCHASED e.
A. eILLlNGLEA's DRUG
BUSINESS.

A business. deal hns been cont'rm.
mated whereby ]. L. Booher has be-
come the purchaser of e. A. billings
lea's drug store. Tie soodt. Il, tho
store are being invoiced atsth,s time.
Mr.. BillingsIea will give2up the. drug
business and give his Gentirn nttalitioh
ito the development Of his oai and
timber ldlngs. ,;,ss,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-06
CARS RUN HOURLY [! !! !! !! !!:'!|
- -l.-t-.- 80 = r 4 lIs- o.. a
TO FAIR GROUNDS FROM TO-DAY
TILL FAIR oPENs-NEN
SCHEDULE THEM,

Beginning with to-day tho cars VII!
run hourly to the fair grounds until
the week of tho fair wnen a new
schedule will be arranged. Yesterday
large number of people went out to
the 1:lir grounds OIL the cars that trer2
operated hourly. on that etxenalor., The
people wcrc surprised to SEQ the great
improvements t1at :lare been mado
during the summer.