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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1909-07-02
CRANBERRY.

Farmers are in full blast in har-
vest Corn is looking fine and wheat
and rye promise fine crops.
The 16-month old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Poole had the misfor-
tune to fall from the steps and break
his arm. DR.. Bush rendered medical
aid, and he is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snyder visited
friends in Hampstead Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Strevig and
daughter Miss Florence, Misses Mary
and Margaret Seneft, OF Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Yingling, of West
minister; Miss Flossie Shecks, Mrs
Addye Snider, of Hanover, Pa, and
Mrs. Jessie Myers, of Hampstead, were
visitors Of Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Harris
on Sunday last.
The carpenters have completed the
barn of Charles Hunt, which adds
much to the attractiveness of his
home,
The c. e. Society of ST. Johns
Q4eister's) church postponed their
social until Saturday evening, July
10, when 1t will be held at the home
of Jacob Neudecker. Those having
tickets can hold them and they VIII
be accepted the same as they would
have been on June 20.
Miss Hester Snider. who was Ill
Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Shipley and two
children, of near Westminster, and
Mr. and Mrs. j. Hively visited at Mr.
and Mrs. ID. J. Browns Sunday last.
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TYRONE.

News has been somewhat scarce In
this vicinity.
Henry Sell fell from load of straw
this week and WAS badly bruised.
Miss Esther Maus STEPPED on nail,
and Miss Lillian Haines had the mis-
fortune of scalding one OF her feet,
but all are getting along very nicely,
OF which we are glad to hear.
Baust Church Union Sunday school
will hold their annual picnic on the
21st of August in Mr.. Rodkey's grove,
near Tyrone.
Don't forget the Reformed children's
day service this Sunday evening.
The Lutherans win hold their chill
dren's day service on Sunday morning,
July II.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
MT. PLEASANT.

The formers are getting busy at
harvesting.
Theo. Wantz had his house and
outbuldings repainted, j. w. Frock
doing the work.
Chas. Starner has a new clerk In
his store, Mr.. Hahn, of Pleasant Val
ley.
Clayton l. Bankert is helping Chas.
Frock with blacksmithing
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bankert spent
Saturday with friends in Pleasant
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Koontz and
son spent Sunday with Frank Essich
and family.
Mrs. Joseph Frock made a short
visit to Mrs, Sam Foremans Sunday
Miss Nametta Matthias spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Frock.
Mrs. Irwin Warehime took a pleas
ant auto ride Sunday
Augustus Stonesifer spent some
time in Baltimore visiting relatives
William Ludwig spent several days
in Westminster last week with rela-
tives.
Mrs, John Grouse lunched with Mrs.
Nelson Bankert Sunday.
Nlioo 1(oAHy att u III AGgNAliGt
Md, returned home after spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
il. Barnes and friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Yoder spent Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Wantz and family.
Miss Meta Byers spent one day last
week with her little friend, Miss
Madeline Hesson.
Several of our young folks went
fishing this week and caught number
of fish, cells and four water turtles.
Mrs. Susan Bankert has gone to
spend sometime in Ohio, Calvin Bank
ert, her son, went with her.
Mrs. William Leese. OF Bachman's
Valley, and Mrs. Ed. Yingling, of Bal
timore. spent Sunday with their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs L. II. Matthias
Miss Mabel Bankert returned home
after spending a week in Taneytown
Mr.. and Mrs. Latimore Bankert en-
tertained a number Of their friends
Sunday evening.
Chas, Reese bought an auto last
week.
Miss Ellen Snyder spent one day
last week with Mrs. irwin Warehime.
A pleasant surprise was sprung by
Ernest Myers, formerly of near West
minister, now living In Ohio. and Miss
Elsie John, of Ohio Miss Laura Hunt.
OF 10S Grosvenor avenue. entertained
Friday evening In honor of MIR,
and Mrs Ernest Myers. The
invitation read for Miss Elsie
John and Ernest Meyrs. but at
the party 1t was announced that the
couple had been married at Coyington
April %.
Mrs Frank Burgoon is spending q
few days with Mrs. Lowe
The folks near town are waiting pa
tiently for the auto car line
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Greatest Crop Failure In Years
Both In Europe and
America on
CRIMSON CLOVER SEED.

II looks like prices viii 20 very high.
Nov is a good time 90 huy the Crimson
Clover Seed you require before further
advance. II you want the best seed.
seed that you can depend upoa, insist
on buying BolgianO'R GOLD" Brand
Crimson Clover. II your local merchant
does not sell Bolgiano'a Seeds. drop Us
a postal. we viii tel' YOU where you can
get them. This " important. "a Bol.
giapo'a seed grow from 81 TO 100 per
cent.
We lead on Cow Peas, Aifsifa. Red
Clover, Sapllug Clover. Timothy and
au other Grass seed, Field and Garden
seeds. Late Seed Potatoes and Binder
fWine, We are the largest flanuiae-
turcrs IN the State of Chick starter.
Chick Food. Poultry Food aud Pigeon
Food, Boiglano's square Deaf
Brand.
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MELROSE.

Wilson Bros. were In Philadelphia
recently and purchased a II horse
power Odds gasoline engine II
wouldn't surprise MS If they build an
automobile over the engine and GO
whiZzing up and down the pike.
VENTS Sunday school did not have
the festival on Saturday evening on
account OF the Indictment weather II
is now postponed until Saturday
evening. July 10.
One day last week, Miss Anna NJ
Crumrine had the misfortune to
break her left arm at the wrist Dr.
Zeigler reduced the fracture.
There Is at Lineboro one of the
best travelling medicine shows IN the
United States.
The proposed trolley line has not
county wants suuch an enormous sum
for the right of road, they are sur
yeying along the w NJ. II. r. I'm
Baltimore county preparatory to hav-
ing proposed electric road go through
by this route
We are watching with interest the
perfecting flying machines, and
expect to visit the editors OF the local
papers on our first trip in them.
Emory Zepp also fractured his arm
in curious manner He claims he
did 1t by using a heavy digging iron
in digging holes in which to plant
posts.
We received telephone message
on Monday saying that a man who
once lived In our neighborhood had
the misfortune to lose several chick
ems In a strange way. The chickens
were having a good time hunting
worms and talking, when along comes
a train, making havoc among the
flock Although chickens are 13c a
pound, yet the man had plenty of
chickens to dine on for a few days.
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sTONERsyILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Biocher, OF
Littlestown Pa, spent Sunday and
Monday OF last week with Frank
Thurman and wife.
Herbert Essieh is improving his
home by giving the buildings a fresh
coat of paint.
The stork visited the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Dutterer last FRI
day.
Mrs. William Leese and son and
Mrs. Edward Yingling and son spent
Friday with Mrs. John Byers.
Mrs. ]. Wesley Beggs and children
are visiting her parents, Rev and Mrs.
H. j. McCalister,
Mrs. Joseph Bankert, OF near West
minister, is visiting her daughter,
Miss Kittie, at the home of J. w.
Beggs.
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FRIZELLBURG.

The Frizellburg base ball club sus-
fered another, defoat at The hands OF
the crack Uniontown boys last Satur-
day. Cheer up, boys, and do not for
get ito the victors belong the spoils. .
William Sullivan and Co. are paint
ing the buildings of David Englar at
Medford and not John Haifiey and Co
as was stated by the Medford cores
pendent.
Preston Harner, a brother OF Harry
o. Harner, of this place. is now em-
ployed as stenographer and night
clerk at the Hotel Normandie, Allan
tic City.
Hsryest is now in full blast. The
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DIvlDEND NO. ioa.

Farmers Il Mechanics National Bank.
Westminster, Md, June 30, 1909, I
The President and Directors of this
bank have this day declared a semi
annual dividend Of
FOUR AND oNE-HALF PER CENT.
clear of all taxes, out Of the earnings
Of the past six months, to stockholders
Of record of this date, payable on and
after 10th prox.
JOHN H. CUNNINGHAM,
july 2 Cashier.
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sinie n Mardand CDnatg n oarfoH, 81.
1. NH. Wecr. Cashier Of tho above-nansosi hank.
do aolemny sweaF that the above statement Il true
70 the best 81 my knowledge and belief
Nj n. WEIR Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 29th day
OF June. iPa
j. FRED. wAEsCHE. Notary Public
Correct Attest;
HENRY ~. BLAKE.
JAS. Il. WEER. Directors.
A. p. ARLINGTON.
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YNHE Union Mills NJ. +. Sunday School
Il will hold its picnic on Saturday.
August z, In y. +. ShnYcr'a grove.
The Union Mills Band viii furnish the
music Tho exercises will be- inter
spersed with drills and recitations.
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NOW OPEN (!
THE ALBION SUMMER GARDEN.
Sin rear of ltotel.o

An up-to-date out Of doors Moving
Picture Show Free. including Orchestra
Music and all the comforts Of life.
Don't sit and melt your life away.
Come TO. the Albion Summer Garden
and be comfortable. Open TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAYS from
p. m. until II p. m
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TlIvIDEND NO. =.

The Sykesville National Bank, !
Sykesville, Md, June Both, 1909.
The President and Directors have this
day declared semi-annual Dividend of
THREE PER CENT.
on the Capital Stock Of this Bank, clear
OF all Federal, State and County Taxes.
payable on and after July LIST, 1908.
VIM. M. CHIPLEY,
jury Cashier.
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is TO give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county. In Maryland,
letters OF administration on the Per
sonal Estate Of
r. CARROLL Herring,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the de.
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, TO the subscriber, On OF
before the End day Of January 1910
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
June, 1909.
ROBERT l.. SIMPLIFY,
july AZ Administrator.
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Get your Fire Works al wcstmin-
ster News Store
Celery Plants. large supply: low
prices Westminster Nursery
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MAGE.
WESTMINSTER, MD.
TN the Circuit Court for Carroll
a County.

TN the Circuit Court for Carroll
a County.
NO. 4466 EQUITY.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Car
roll County, sitting as Court Of Equity,
this 26th day Of June, A. D.. i909sthat
the sale OF the real estate, made and
reported by Samuel d. Waters. Trustee
In the above entitled cause, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause TO the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the
ID day Of August, A. d. 1909. provided
a copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published In Carroll county,
once in each Of three successive weeks
before the 26th day of July, a. D. 1903.
The report states the amount Of sale
to be $780,. 0n.
DAVID P. SMELSER, Clerk.
True copy, Test:
july 23t DAVID r. SMEIsEg. Clerk.
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r ISTof UNCLAIMED MATTER
~ remaining In the Postoffice, West
minister, Nd. June 26, 1909.
ciarkson, Miss NJ. A. Davis. Mr.. ]. ..
Franey. Mr.. John Gilpin, Mrs. George
simpson. Mnt Laura Smith Miss Mary b. CT
Smith. Miss A. +.
Persons calling for matter In the above
list viii please say It was advertised.
JULY 5. K. HERR. P. NJ.
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slgi's " sargiaad c8sHig n lisrro4. -
/ Harry 3. O~inRs Cashier sf the ahoye- naissssi
hank do ayirtnulT sear that thc above statement
Il tfyia 10 tbs bsst II my knyS ledge ard huilaf
HARRY 81 OWtNtss. Cashier
SgtaeSitssi ard su0rn to hefase mo this 9ath day
~ lure 1919.
j. WA. FLEMING. Notary Public
Correct Atfsxtt
BEVERLEY 49, nENNRTT
JOIN y. DEl.AEliMuTE Jn-. Directors.
HOWARD 8. KUHN.
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DIVIDEND NO. 1870.

The Union Nat. Bank Of Westminster.
Westminster, Md, July /, 1909.
The Board of Directors of this bank
have this day declared u semi-annual
dividend Of five Per Cent. upon the
capital stock of the bank, less county
and municipal taxes, payable on and
after Thursday, July 8, 1903.
J. w: Herring,
july Cashier.
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION
or The Union MIL SdpiHgs Bank Of Car
roH County. al Union Mn, IL The Stale
If Maryland. al The close II bssiness on
hte s8rd dag II June. 1909,
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Saif v Hs0giana fseais y C5rfsR
/. 4 l.. Bnristse. rashirr ~ shs At.,vs.nafassi
ilsnt Do adrfnnlF that the si,1Ya statement
"a true - he lsst Of ny hHasl lssse ard belief
, 4. huRpEfTE, Cashier.
sutlseSilni and g~HgH q before mo thsa 18th day
~ luBe 3Na
BRADLEY G LEATHERwOop Notary Pubic
Correct Attest
W. HOOD.
WAITER a. RUDY. Blfeetara
MILTON a. uHMEH
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The court house, banks. all stores
and barbershops will be closed on
Monday July 5.
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lsate n Maryland. o,anig Of CsffraN ~
l. w. NJ Chipley Cashier ~ the ahove-nanacd
hank do eolcmniy swear that the shove statement
IA true 10 the hest Of my knowledge and belief
w NJ. CHIPLEY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this goth day
Of June. 1903
] PRED wAEscHE. Notary Public.
Correct Attest
r. N. MELIQR
ASA HEPhER Directors
WADE n. d. WAKEFIELD.
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lmPoRr o. THm ooNDITIoN

Qfthe SykespiIlc National Bank, at Sykes
eilIe, IL the State Of Maryland, al me
close Of business, June e3rd. 1903.
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pnpoRr oF rHE ooNpITIoN

~ ne FGra National Bask. al lSvlesrille.
IN ne STATE n Maryland, al ne close d
Jaxinsss. J,sss e5rd. f902.
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.EpoRr on LEE ooNpIrIoN

m The Hoo,lbiHs National Rank. AZ
W0psibiHe, IL ~ .Sfafs n Maryland. ot
NJ closs u business. jun sfrd. fPDg
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION.

0f me Eird National Bonk, Al M Ifrg,
IN ne State Of Maryland. al Tie close II
business. J,Die gS. 1909
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-13
FoR THE HOME sEEkeR.

9 rooms. all convehtences' street
paved, good community, Fifth wand
$4,000.
erty for the money 10 Second ward. .
|; The most desirable. so foot lot on
Fairnont avenue. tt1se IN, tor the
first man VINO will Sgnee to pay Sc,
600. F''
The "Homy Home IN Fourth watd
&3,750.
the junction OF the Msnpington street
car line, 81 900. -"
Neat Home, walnut avenue Tor lit
tie money, easy terpns, $2,S5O', -
10000 stock OF goods, good 'loca
ton, Main street. - ~ -
Most desirable, 'hustness Tono OF
Water street for rent.
$1,000 for a handaome S room Fair
mont avenue resTJSnce close IN
LEVI q. HARR
The $1.o0OOOO Real Estate Man,
EVERYTHING 70 oEFER'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-13
THE GENERAL
ASSOCIATION
Of.BAPTISTS
First Meeting to be
Held Tonight
at 7:3O

Bapttst ministers and delegates
from all over the State Of West Vir'
einta as we'll as several other States
are arriving in the city on every In
coming train and trolley to attend the
forty.fifth annual association Of West
VIruuta Baptists and. by night Fair
mont will have within her midst a
most distinguished body of men and
women. representing the Baptist de-
nomination Of West Virginia. Dele
gates began arriving yesterday and to-
day will see hundreds OF delegates in
our city. The delegates will be en-
tertained in the homes of the members
of the two Fatrmont Baptist churches.
Extensive preparat4ons have been
made By the different committees to
make this a most enjoyable and help
ful association. Rev. W. ]. Eddy, pas
tor of First Baptist Church, and Rev.
T. 3. LAWYER. pastor OF the Palatine
Baptist Church, have been unuring In
their efforts to make this association
q success and to make the occasion
rof the forty-fifth annual association OF
the West Virginia Baptists a mem
orable one. Eleven years ago. Fair
mont opened her doors to this dtsttn'
guIshed body Of people and it was
generally conceded that this was one
OF the best meetings ever held by the
association and every effort is being
made to make this association to
eclipse II possible any previous ses-
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For IA Big
. Fall sB'llsii /. l.e:.ss

And that nseaus tae most scemhiete
stock OF Mems Suits, oSsrs sslts sasf'ds
RalneoatS ever shown In one store. . <
You can have youE choice II IT'S
Blacks Blues or nobby' worsteda IN,
genteel and subdued colors: or more
elaborate and light coloFed oas u
decired. ts
$1,000 for an all Wool Suit or over
coat, and as high a. you want to aya
UNDERWEAR fcf the cold weather
Union Suits orstwepi suitaail
kinds for Men and Boys.
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Rev. Mr.. Cammack was born 10
Orange, Va. He spent his public school
days in Clinton county, Ohio. He re-
"-ncd VI Virginia when grown. He
received hlA N. A. desree from Rich
mond College and Tn. NJ. from the
Southern Baptist TheoIosical Semin'
ary, Louisville. KY. He also took 8
special course in the University OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-13

Virginia. -.
Rev. camu4ack preached inlVirgtnta
and Kentucky before coming TO Buck.
hannon. He taught m the woman's
College. Charlottesville. Va.
Rev. Cammack has Just closed ais
third year at Buckhannon, and during
his pastorate seyenty.slx ,members
have been added to. his church: Anew
building is now under ROOF; They have
multiplied their beinsvolsaceg by ave.
Rev. Cammack is 4 preacher Of treat
ability and an eloquent eyalgelittS HIS
work at Buckhannop speaks for itself.
Mrs. T. w. Fleming and daughter,
Miss JEAN have returned from Wheel.
ing where they attend ed the funeral
services Of the forper' IsistF4n 4n.taN.
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.BOOIIT|HSVILLE
GETS A GUSAER
1000 BARREL WELL COMES IN ON
HILL BETWEEN ELboRA AND
KlLARM TO-DAY.

The oil zone is getting closer to
Eairmont. This morning the Fanehner
we'll No. I, near BootnsVIlle, came ~
and iG good for 1000 barrels per Gay.
This we'll is on the hill between e.
dora and kiIarm, and 10 the nearest
we'll to the city. The Fanehner wei
makes the prospective territory on the
east side Of the river look good
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-13

ed away. Various messages, however
declare loss OF life at Io~ee Keys very
Mayor Fogarty, of Rey West, ISSUED
an appeal foE.ald today, Saying prNc
tically every house IN the town waa
demolished or danIaged so those WHO
stIll have homes can scarcely care tof
their own families. He declares that
starvation and distress stare the peo
pae In the face,
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onn FAD ovja m eoNeLkV

ODD FELLOWS siN eoNGLkyE.
LAFAYETTE, Iads OF 1s. tSi5ttn.
gufshed oAictals OF the 40 40.
itant, the uniformed bTapsh OF the odd
Fellows. and hundreds q, naenbsFs Iof
the order, arrived In, Lafayette to-day
to take part i'd the geFentssntll annral
conclave. " s sslsar.
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CLASS OF. fV.
NURSES WILL
GEL. 81 .g'lPILOA }. |. ]
HouUurd Ksgde4
Class:at Cooks
Hospital

TIE Seventh annual com1hSn ncsaasnt
OF the Cook. Hospitai and. Traiup
sSaSo sast wsn fSe NSsSs T y aV yGns sass
men will receive diplomas Of Eradua.
ton. The class rolt. Ii as follows:
Continued On Page Sky
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-13
MISS GRACE GEORGE
And Company VIII Arrive in This
City Tomorrow on No. "a at
1:35'n. m.


The Miss Grace George Company
will arrive tomorrow afternoon on
train No. IA, and as the train arrives
at 1875 O'Clock 1t gives plenty of time
to set the big production. 1t will be OF
interest to the public to learn that
this company carries all Of its own
properties, and none OF the house
stun will be used.
From the large advance sale the
people of this city have realized the
kind of attraction that is to be onered'
and while there are a number OF
choice seats yet unsold. it is safe to
predict that all will be gone before
the time to ring up the curtain to-
m6rrow night.
AS has been before stated, = Miss
George will play a weeks engage
ment at the Nixon, Plttsbtlrg's leading
theatre, commencing next Monday
night.
ta.
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1000 Men Reported DrotOned
,,,,..,,,.,, - -r,,. ,

Florida Coast railroad, according 70 =
wireless message received here. The
news by wireless waS conflicting, 1t
seeming iIftIeult 70 dstefsnlnk the &C.
t1ial conditions. The message says the
greater part OF the rallwRyi was .wasl'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-13
tBy Emitted Prsss.)

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 13.-one
thousand men were drownea when the
houseboats in which they were carfl1E
ed were wrecked along the line OF the
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Clip, and, take With you. t'le ads.
that 'look good to ynG%-Rnen roo
start out to hnd new hoarding house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-13

A$ss4 q g 06S Wy % Conferences.
IA lafE ieIeg4ttd1n iuf colored minis
"a $tht2uEh THE city to,day g5l on
EtrSnce, TO be held In Morgantwn.
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THAT SUMMER HAS PAST

also that the thin shoes you are wear
ing should be replaced with some
thIna more comfortable. We have
never been In better position to take
care Of your, footwear needs than we
are at this time.
FOR MEN, WOVEN and CHILDREN
we are ready to servo you.
STYLES TO SUIT EVERY ONE.
ALL .LEArHERs FoR.ALL wEATH.
ERs. .
2SHuRTLEEF a sWELToN'S ~
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n ssirSItft, Tor petroTt;;.
AGSfaS q lfd 3TEs 9 e. 'f6r ,Ptttdbuts.
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Pastor Of Baptist chureh at Ruckhsn.
non, w. Va-WtII Attend saptist
Association October "A to 1e.-See.
retary.Treasurer Of Ministeriat Un.
lon.
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AUDITOR DARST SPEAKS NSlATE FINANCES
TELL. S WHERE STATE MONEYY YYln
FROM AND HOW IT, SPENT
Also Discusses The Proposed
Gas Production Tax Measure

HUNTINGTON of the annual address OF
President yesterday afternoon Auditor g. DAF made
favorable
Auditor j. 81 Darsts Finances was as follows:
Mr. President The West Virginia Bd oG Tde:
through secretary
h speak for Ldeem honor and prese TO attempt
e beterment all forwarding Of the interests OF
the 5-.- ~. ~ ~,
and that oha
onr the State The time CIV
will
r i sneaknE in general In will
sources the
OF the State Government how
is expended by So
I -, REicE1p11s For -
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COLL: C. Powell is In PittsbuTg TO-
:dav attending the PittsbWg'Detroit
bali game.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-13

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-10-13

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