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The Globe-republican., 1909-11-25
Real Estate Transfers.

Berton l.. Hunsley to Smith L Pine
S acres In NV 80 25. "a.
Gus Eblers to Adam Stigman nv 22-
25 26 $500.
Charlie Huss to T. q. Jones J. Il ~ b
"A Fairview $3.50.
Nav B. Means to Lawrence @. Meairs
LIB 7 Shinns Sl400
Blanch H. Young to Clarissa q.
Young int in l. 1916 & E IT Of IL
Chestnut 81.
Emma A. Miller to W. Karl Miller
part of lot in B Al $500.
Wilbur t Figgett to Joseph Cook sw
22-27-25 $4,000.
Harrison Pittman to W. L. Houi ne
35- 30 "a $4,000.
Chas. Streiff to Milton McCune e3 g.
" 20 $1,000.
G W Artwsin to 7. E. Lyon sc a.
80 % $4vv.
Walter G. Bean 10 Tudor & Bean ]
| 2 4 b % Spearville 5000.
| II, B. Coleman to Fred j SehaWe sw
"a. %. % $500.
wm. F. G. Filing to Fred A. Filing
Sc % a. % $4,000
Frank Schuette to c A. Milton sw II
lots 5, 6 in 2S-26 "a $4,000.
Geo P. Herzer ct al to NJ, A. Kirk
patrick 0 B 45 Ford $3.50.
Nj A. Kirkpatrick to E. E. Wright l
B 45 Ford
H.P. McCausilani to j. B. Smith z,
4, 6 & SB Kingston $lGo.
Fred Linnebnr to Clayton K. Harri-
son ne Z 1922 $4,000
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-25

Mr., Gale Van Zant Of Garden City
was a visitor with Harry Eish last Sun
day.
Mr.. Baldwin moved into the new gov
ernment building on Monday Of this
week and is now handing out the wealth
er from that point. He took his
first observation from the new station on
Tuesday.
Two houses for rent west OF Dodge
CITY near railroad and ditch.
o. ARCHIE I. KEECH
A large number of round house en-.
ployees are taking out stock in the Ford
County Loan and Building Association
OF this city. This is company OF home
men and the business 10 run on a safe,
sound and economical plan.
The very pronounced success scored BY
william @. DeMille's play Of "Strong-
heart' In the past three years has given
III such far.reaohing popularity that ita
presentation In this city on Saturday,
| Dec. II, 1909, will be regarded as one Of
the important events on the amusement
calendar. sStrongheart' has been sur
rounded with a splendid company and
the play will be handsomely mounted.
The Santa Fe handled a nice special
here on Thursday, the 10th. II was the
RAYMOND and Whitcomb special, made
up Of well-to-do tourists from Boston
land New York. They were bound fo'
the Grand Canon, Old Mexico, CalifoF-
nla, Catalina Islands and Hawaii.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-25

Cbas. Anderson spent Thanksgiving
at Garden City
Leo French will be in Hutchinson over
Thursday.
/ Lum sppcial two.ply rubber roofing,
81 80 per square.
LUM LUMBER Co u
| Ii, " Dorset of Sptarville was in the
city rutsd'y.
| Mr. n W Anderson, of the firm OF
A. dersou q Erhard, spent Saturday In
the city.
Rev Eels preached in Garden CITY
last sun lay while Rev. Davis OF that
city supplied the pulpit at the Presby-
teriao church here.
Congressman Madison and wife re-
turned sunday on No. 3 from ten days
visit ia Oklahoma City, Okla.
| l. A Madison was In C,marron Satur-
dav on legal business.
| Hal Wolf and Leon Gilbert will at
tend1hr Kansas Missouri football game
In Kansas CITY THANKSGIVING Day.
Ralph Burnett is able to De out again
after couple Of weeks iu the hospital.
The city schools will have their usual
Thanksgiving vacation from Thursday
to Monday.
M. and Mrs. Sam Wilkinson will cal
Thar ksgivng dinner In Newton.
, Mrs win Gardiner went to Ksnsa'
Civ Gu No. 10 Sunday evening and or
her return will 20 to La Junta for few
days visit with her father, Paul Henkel
Ike Morris, formerly brakeman OF
the Santa re at this point but now d
Tucumcari, was In Dodge City the lStf
taking some cegree work with the Ma
sons. Mr.. Morris is the brother OF L.
u. Morris, formerly Tralnlaster at thi
poinL, but now located ut Tucumcar
with Dick Beeth.
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Go With A Rush.

Tue demand for that wonderful Stom-
ach. Liver and Kidney cure, DR.. King g
New Life Pills-is astouuding;the Palace
Drug Store say they never saw the like.'
Its because they never tail to cure Sour
Stomach. Constipation, Indigestion, Bill
iousnes, Jauudce. Sick Headache. Chills
and Malaria. Only 25c.
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A Hurry Up Can.

Quick Mr.. nruggist-Quick!-A box
OF BuckleD's Arnica Sslve-Bers's quar
ter-For the love Of Moses hurry! Eaby's
burned himself terribly-Johnie cul hi 4
foot with the axe-Msmie's scs lded--PA
can't walk from piles-Billie has bolis--
and my corns ache. She got 1t anc soon
cured all the family It's the gre ate 60
healer ON earth. Sold by The Palace
Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-25
Next Sunday at N. E. Church

The regular services will be obsef we'd
next Sunday al the Methodist church.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. ana
1880 y. m. The public is invited.
A. W. CUMMINGS, Pastor.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-25
Smashes All Records

AS an all-ropnd laxative tonic and
health. builder no other pills can COM
pare with DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They tone and regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys, purify the blood, strengthen
the nerves; cure Constipation, Dyspep-
sia, Biiousness, Jaundice, Headache
Chills and Malaria. Try them. zoe al
Palace Drug Store,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01

Mss sina Holbert and Miss Viola
Lloyd spent Sunday and Monday with
friends. In Grafton,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01
$50 Witnesses

The June term of the Circuit Oo1rt
convened today Judge Mason gave
strong charge 70 the grand jury. He
called special attention to the new pts
tol tottng bill and to the new game
law Otner statutes that are required
to be given in the charge were bGuIGa,
to notiea
There will be about $50 wltnesOS n
go before the grand jury.
The black aAnd gang will be given Z
trial at this term of court. Several fOl
Ony charges viii be disposed OF
The following witnesses were 0s1l
before the grund Jury to-day:
Joe MallocE John Patrick, d A
IA Peters William Fast, ]. M. BurAO.
George e Amos, Robert Costello, 3,
IL. Reese, Tom Dabney, W. y. Smith.
Tony Lnmborda Allen Warner, OrOsto
BeredelA ], 8. Walker, Joshus 4.
Small George Y RaIphsynder SJtyoO.
ter Toothman, Nike Polito, Sanford
Parker, +. V. Wells, F. N. Parker. ".
D. Wade, R R lyle, Fred DickerSon.
Waiter BroWnlee Mary Chasce, HAIRY
Savko.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01
DEAD
Is Lithunie1n Who
Killed His Wife
8At Pennington

Paul BlIantR: LatArnian miner,
who snot and killed hIs wife at Farn-
1Igtoa on Sunday afternoon and then
shot himself twtcs died at Cook Hos,
pstaI this morning q ten O'Clock.
ME shooting tcUA p1ano abut IL: 30
oGoek sunday Gttsrnom. Mrs BIZ
tais died three ASrB later. B'cEanis
aid his wife Ind bseo oOarrenng dur.
ing the day. Tha quarrel started
ttroGgn the Jealousy d the husband
oIeg the wife. The vile was sitting
al the table WIN beS youngest child
In Sar arms vhsa her husband drew
AZ CDvolver from the aanpan in the
stdI9 and begun % shoot Three bull
lets went into hn arm and the fourth
sls penetnted ths aHRl lodging 10
the brain. DL Smith WaS called. He
had the dying WonnA pemoved 10 an
adjoining room THerO were no hopes
for her recovery Two children sur.
hye. She was u VeaEs old
Rfkanis was bToush1 20 tAis city on
de seven o'clnsh or On Sunday even
Ing and was GAntfeA - Cook Hos.
pitak An examination showed that
he had shot himself twice. One bal!
hit him in tho fOcehead but did not
80 through the sfuIl The other BAH
passed through his body entering at
the neck and lodged in the spinal
chord. He was paNal1zet from his
dSest down.
Rnanis was q powerful man and
Continued on Page Five)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01
First Session of FraternaL
Association This Afternoon
Mayor Nicely
Extends Welcome
To The Visitors

The Rrst OessSon o1 ote dha Ganua
SOnv0uSoa % the 9esdA yiraauIs Rra
tsrnal AsSoCtatIo1 vas had h thr
Grand Opera House here Ab after
noon. Last night oas daeOSaa SoOa1
to arrive The e1eGuttTO -niHaE
held Q meeth1H lAst ntsht q - had
quarters In room Gr Hdes0a RaAo1
To-day Committees from ne h1B o1
gani1AaioOs met eho fnSmAAo trains
and trolls7V and esoos3aA vnN 1EDm
to thslr duoaa.
EAs programme Tor 0A1a ~ =
follOVBo
zne EvSGterS oouunssso = en-
posed Of tho following saA-
Preslden9r. 3. Burt p@ABrE
Vice PreASdenA - nETA 4 u DEa
ParkeBbuN
Secretary = a C RzEA Aa~
turs.
TreasuraD-c. c s1msaeA 1Aorv.
burg
Harry B. FISHER. Aie1. 0uvmaa,
MorgantoW1 and P. D. EaEnA Weston
The hes6GIarpers room = ~. o.,
Watson Hotel where there We NS1
ing with the IooAI commdN0 hsA
night and the following uo1uUs n
ranged too Sode1i
. O'Clock p. m
Opening prAyeI By Rev. / ~ GneN
Address ID Welcome hG D u
NJ Nicely
Response ,. B. BHrR ProAa1o OF
W. Va, EFateTnAl Association
lOIaAaSaG q P1R D~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01
Fairmont and Clarksburg
Each Took a Game Yesterday
Fine Work
By Both Teams

Fairmont and Clarksburg exchanged
Courtesaes yesterday In splendid fash
ion. At the morning game at South
Side Park large crowd turned oul
TO Gee one Of the best games played
there this season. Two errors on the
part OF the visitors caused the score
to he / to 0 In their favor. CarliSle
walked Cy Dawson and he made the
only run. Carlisle was effective. lie
was supported by errorless heldfrs.
In the afternoon game M Clarks.
burg everybody on the local team
seemed to have a spite at tbs ball.
They clouted the sphere all over the
field making sixteen hits in all. Tie
score was 10 TO 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01

xBattew for oNeI in 9th.
Dcarmouy out Tor cutting % bsss.
Summary
Sacrifice hits, Haught. Parker.
Sacrifice dies oMalley, Durham
Garmony.
Home run, Haught.
Two base hits. Durham, o'AaIIey.
sligle.
Stolen bases, Haugat Dunn. Bailey.
Base on balls, oRWilis, q; Wilson. ).
Hits, OF Wilson, 10 In seven inuiub
OF o'NedI 6 in three innings
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01
Cast To
Present "Od
VermontFarn1
Crowded House
Is Assured Each
Performance

The following is the eSs Sov TIN
"Old Vermont Farm" the AntLTuber
cuIosis League Benefit performance
which will be given here friday and
Saturday nights OF this V0ah and Sal
urday afternoon matinee =
The cast was received too Iaee Tor
publication Saturday eTeliaS and o1.
ing to the West virHnian AoS getting
out paper ON Monday, - pubrsh u
today. The cast Is composed o. the
Ve7 best talent this city aRordB and
this play will undoubtedly be che ,beet
home talent producaun eVe0 actempoed
on a local stage Rehea1als are 10
ing held daily and eaoi member Cd
the cast is working hard h>R Ehe SUE
cess of the play. The auSe oo0 which
this play Is given Is a mosS worthy
one. Anything that can b done n
stop the spread OF tuberculosis In thi,
country is certainly worthy OF receiv,
ing substantial aid from every citizen
OF this and other communities.
The following Is the cast and synop.
sis of the play;
Ruth, the farmers GaaEhtnO-Mrr.
. GeOrpe n WaHeon
Mrs. Hedges, her nothAp-Mr.
Clyde E Hutchinson.
Mrs John Rallesoua of Boston
GLise Nelle casseday.
Sally Ann Pickle. hired "gaI'-lrass
Ruth Arnett
Nell P"knan, ooneso gn1-AI1ss
Agnes Katherine RAea
Miss Watterson, Of Philadelphia
Mise Mimic Fleming
samAnthy Ann Higgins dreesmaEer
Miss Cora Josephine oarenden
Gladys Singer with GouEc-Nfss
Mary Josephine Raymond.
College Girls
Tess-Niss Malssa williams
Peggy-Niss Mary louise Nichols
Pansy-Mtss Zoe LoWs Tolline
Nan-Mlss Mary LouiSs Mckinney
Patsy-Mlss Bessie Lsvlrne Smith.
Nance-Mss Gail stagsOrn
Ruby-lGss Edna Morgan.
Audrey-Miss Jennie shina.
Magg-Nlss Elisabeth n Cunning
ham,.
Billy-Nss Cora Joserhine oa1en
der.
Belle-MIss Katherine Rough,
Frank Ral1eston, Of Boston-M,,
Brooks Fleming, Jr.
Josiah Hedges, Vermont farmer
Mr. Harp q Engle.
Philande' Tickle Pitcrer, 4. NM.
odell P. Mckinney.
College Men,
Neu cearheld-Mr. Lutius Hoge
Ted cloarael6-Mr. william, J. u
Rathbun.
Scoop Tyler-Mr. Betqrytt Drenner.
Weary BIZ. hobo-Nr. Curtis Brown
Robertson.
zetial chore bog-u,. Charles Roy
Manley.
sport" with danoep-Mr. Walter
Lynnwood Cook.
BUZZ" twtth sougp-Mr. Charles
''sliver"-Mr. Lloyd Thomas McGnl
"cappy"-Mr. John Harmer Walker.
'splint"-Mr, John LittIeton Poole.
"Chunk"-Mr. Amos Frank Prschard
"scissOrs"-Mr. James cmlmers
Thompson,
"Boose"-m. ALBERT Mo1ncrie
Rowe.
'Tuck"-Sir. Roge, austin Wilson.
"Bir'-Mr. Roger Leverieh Prtoa.
ard.
"shce"-Mr, Carney Cleveland Oar
penter.
'Pug"-Mr. Charles Roy Hunter.
Act IA Camp in the Green NOM.
tains, Vermont August
Act s-At the Old Vermont Farm.
Uncle Sis Rarnyard. September.
Act AGrounds OF the Rallestou
country house. Yhe following Juna
Act 4-1awn Fete at Miss Park.
mans Adirondack Camp Five years
later.
TnterpOated songs and dances
ACT l.
Crocodile Isle's-solo by Mr.. Gross
with chorus. Il
Whistle II You Want NO. Chorus.
Make a Noise Lick a Hoop"-soIoI
by Mr. Luke Robertson.
Special Quartette Selected Songs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01
DUTCH AUCTION
IS NOW OFF
"sEE DENHAM FIRST"
Leslie Cunningham with an Eagle
Eye Watched the Downward Bid
untii It Reached the Danger Ltmit
and ''copped" the Prize.

The Dutch Austion 0 the S1OO bed
rlom suit which has been running at
Denha19's store for soma time came
to sudden close when Leslie Gun.
ningham who had watched the bid.
ding for some time, "came across with
the long green" and had the outfit
carted to his ''happy" home. He got a
bargain and is proud of it. Mr., Den.
ham is satisfied with the advertising
he got out of the proposition. The
newspapers are tLcli1ed to death be.
cause they added some TO Mr. Den.
hams regular advertising apprepria,
ton and on the whole the affair Ter.
minated most satisfactorily. A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01
MASTER JAa WIN. ALlAap.

Here we haNa bonnie boy.
And he is dandy, too. a per
chance, you stroll on the East sido
and you hear baby contest, yoa viii
know that the public means Jamoa be
cause James Is one of the reTeo0aA-
tives OF the East Side. And In this
little man they have founf dandy.
not only IN me lad himself as DreS.
Y baby. but In his mother, whose
hearts desire Is to see James ~ tn
the baby contest
We do nea oT@-estlmate or engger-
ate when we say James is handsome
hd Watch James when the raso Is
OVER R:81k
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01
Big Days
for TIE
Little Merl

Our Boys Clothing department Is
winning tho hearts Of the mothers.
They can't help but to, be pleased
when they see the Suits tlisy can
clothe their hoys In and what i6w
prices they buy them at. Now il tbs
time to get in before our stock iSbtolss
en- We made ample provisions N me
Boys department but the enormous
unlocked for trade we shAye alSeady
had are cutting into the high pIlea
Knickerboeker pants uita
l se.oo . ea.oo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01
DIX r.

'Extra" To-day "Extra." !"
Greatest Picture Of the Year.
HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA.
(Tedly Roosevelt)
A class" production, showing
Roosevelt in the, jnngles Of darkest
Africa Shows him shooting his first
Lion, portrays Teddy and his party
in full swing to date. Considered
the greatest feat in Motion pictures
this year! You can't afford to miss this
clever subject TITS great"
sons-My ousky Rose-(Trio.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01
NOTICE

NOTICE.
! The plat Of privilege sfoaad ol
the Fadrmont Fair Association
for the June races is now ready.
All persons desiring couef ssiDns
Mt this meeting win call Of ID
dress the Secretary. First come
first served.
JOHN s, SCOTT, seerstary.
| Room %, Trust Co. Bldg
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01

JUNIOR CLASS
ENTERTAINMENT
WAS GREATLY ENJOYED BY VERY
LARGE AUDIENCE LAST
EVENING.

One 0 the most ASSaly enjoyable
OF the entertainments OF the High
School eommencement was the GYPSY
Entertainment given last evening al
the High School auditorium by the
members of the Junior classea Tho
stage settings were decidedly pretty,
representing a gypsy camp, with an
artistic arrangement Of trees. shrub
bery and tents. A piano duet was
prettiy rendered by Misses Estelle
Hamilton and Jessie JACOBS, while
Mss olive Grimes pDayea q pretty
piano solo. Excellent readings we're
given by Misses Elzaoeth NeNeely
and Ola Conaway. Vocal solos we're
sung BY Carter Fleming and Ernest
Yost which were very much Appred.
ated as were also the GLASS songs,
Miss Katherine Race as fortune teller
told IN . quaint and pretty way the
fortunes Of each member OF the Junior
Glars One Of the best things o1 the
evening was the Gypsy dance by
Misses Josephine Cavender, Hazel
Frey Gail Staggers, Mary Sturm.
Laura May Dunnngton and Ruth
Henry,
High School Commencement
This evening at the High School nu.
ditorlum the graduating exercises Of
the senitr Class will tako place This
is the eliminating point OF the whole
week Of exercises and great deal Of
interest IS centered around Ehis even.
ings. exercises. A class OF twentysi1
youns ladies' and .uuns gentlemen
will graduate from tnis school, This
being the largest class ever to be grad.
uAAed from this msuruuon. This
class has made an envfable .eeord all
Through the school year and leaves an
excellent example to be followed By
classes to graduate In futnre from che
High School. Omen's orchestra will
furnish the music top this evenings
performance and IN excellent pro
gramme, which we give below, will 6o
rendered. The exercises viii BEGIN
promptly at eight8tteen O'Clock
Orchestra.
mvocation-ReT. Beayin.
Essay. Robert E. Lee-Beari Lesne
Hawkins.
Essay. The sufragette Movemeas-
Agnes Bernadette Erwin.
Reading. The Death Disk, Marx
Twain Oma Musgraye.
Orchestra.
Essay. The Shores OF the Mediter.
reaeaR-Roberta Raiphine Fleming.
oOTation, The Real or the Imitation,
Which?-Paul HeTey Moran.
A Demonstration Wireless Telegra-
phy-Geore Washington DeBolt.
Essay. A Trip from First Grade to
Graduation Phtfoun--Katherine Rus
sell.
Orchestra.
Sketch, THE Falson." Tounyson
Scene An Italian Cottage.
Count Ferdigo-Roy Tucker.
Felippo-A. Frank Prlcaard.
The Lady Giovanna-Louise Mich.
OILS.
El!zabetta, the Counts nurse-Mar.
tha Duncan. :.
Orchestra.
Presentation Of Class-Principal ].
F. Marsh.
Awarding DiplOmas-supt. Joseph
Roster.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01

MlssGe rtrude oconer, Of stsRaft,s
Ohio, is the guest OF aer sister N+s,
joan R Bennett, on Jackson street.
Mrs. G. f. JolliRe Of Ma1ningtoH.
Is in Tsirnnont today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-01

SumrnaTy-lTWo base hit-O'Malley.
Sacrifice hHs-Dunn, Hastings.
Base on balls-off Carlisle, o.
Struck ont-by Carlisle. 6; Wallace.
Stolen base Bailey.
Left on bases -Fairmout .; clarks-
burg, 8.
Double plays - Dun to McGinty:
McGinty to Dunn to Hastings; Par.
ker to carmony.
Umpire -weddege,
Time-1:SO
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