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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

Ashley having dropped his gun. Miss
Moore picks il MP. Al that moment 1t
is discharged, causing the death oil hlS
lordshIp Miss Moore supposes she IS
guilty of murder, though not lntcn-
tional. Her brother assumes the re-
sponSlbllity and goes into hiding. There
was an unseen witness TO this tragedy;
one Mylcs Rcgau, an cX-Jockcy and
drunkard lie is dependent upon the
bounty of Squire Carlton who is dis
solute, unprincipled scomdrel, whose
fortunes arc at a low cbb. Rcgan IN
forms Carlton that il was Miss Moore
that fred the fatal shot. Carlton uses
this knowledge To tcrritv Miss Moore,
and demands Us the price OF his silence
that she marry him, and that he be
come the master OF Fairlawu. Miss
Moore is in despair. hut spurns Carl
ton, Who proceeds To hunt down her
brother He succeeds In having him
tried and convicted. but
Squire Carlton meets many mishaps
during the course OF persecution OF Miss
Moore. Carlton has past, and Is
never free from the personal interest
shown him by Larry O'Connell Larry
village Of 1nnisfallen. None knew his
inteccdcnts, hut he is beloved and
trusted by ali. lie has quick wit
and caustlc tongue when aroused, as
Squire Carlton has reason 10 know,
and their clashes are frequent. OF
course Larry has a sweetheart, an Irish
lassie named Nora shannon, They
quarrel and make up often. Larry sings
his songs OF love and romance to Nora.
Then there is little Molly, the child
that Larry loves most. She has his,
tory. and Larry is ever trying to find
tho evidence that shall clear his sister S
name and Molly s parcntage of doubt.
Grace Moore. of course, has Il sweet
heart, Gerald o 'Bricn. who has Just
returned from America at the time the
play opens. Thsn there is Michael
O'5ricn (magistrato). Gerald s father,
and Barry McCool, n character Of the
village and desperately in love with The
moment that is dull II has action,
situations and sensation without being
sensational All this is supplemented
with beautiful scenic effects,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

IN ''Jhe Bachelor Mr.. Fitch ls
said 10 have done his best work. The
Sbubcrts have given the piece IN cX-
ccllcut setting and are sending 1t to
The coast us one OF their early "opcn.
door'r attractions Charles Cherry viii
be seen here for the first time in n stcl-
lar capacity this week, starting FRI
day night, whcr the Shubcrts present
him with The original Maxine Elliott
theatcr east and production in Clyde
Fitch s latest comedy. "The Bachelor, -
The piece has not been seen out of
New York, where IL was FIRST produced
last spring, and IN Chicago, where It
ran during the past sumner. The story
begins when the bachelor. who thinks
committing matrimony Is one Of the
eight deadly sins, is beginning 10 take
notice of the winsomencss of his pretty
blonde stenographcr. He mas taken her
to the matinee several times and IN
dulged her IN an occasional luncheon,
but thc.c his attentions have discreet
Is stopped The strange part If ii all
is that the bachelor, who is Il Wall
street broker, does not realize his love
for the girl until her young brother.
believing that he must protect his Sis
ter against - the perils of a great city,
and. moreover. The attentions of a hand
some broker, informs him that he must
either propose 10 his sister or slIiTe!
/ the consequences The scene. Of course.
is entirely ridiculous. but the bachelor,
realizing that some may think hc has
compromised The girl, decides to pro
prose. The stenographcr in the mean
time learns the part her brother has
had in the affair, and. although deeply
in love with the bachelor, calls the en-
gagement OF. Mr.. Fitch, however. does
not allow matters TO rest here, but
brings the lovers together before The
final curtain. "Thc Bachelor'' will
also be presented Saturday matinee
and evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

Mildred Holland. who is lcrtur;r, o.,
season ahead Of Edward c. Whitst .aN
ductIon OF "Dayid Copperfeld ;: ;pr
actress who spends much time IN ,,a,l ~ a.
ing every side Of the charncts,,.. ,.uay'
portrars upon the stage. In nrcn,,.s sa'
for her season in 1.-The Triumnb &C =
Empress, she went TO Russia 10 fa.s "a q
iarizo herself with the manysilcd Ics,' csM
crime the Great. 0S'h'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

there is much speculation go;0,
IN New York clubs and in literorDsg a
artistic cirgies as to the signiGea5,sa ala
INC ii name David BeIgseo kas siysS nuss q q
ms ms new play The Lily" which !. y y
be produced at the Belasco.Stpyyny y %
thealcI i, on 'DssSmber %, Some sss ss,a9; !;
rs purely literal, Others that il is ry :r. y
poiic, ana Stlli others, with a peculisS,IIr' T.
Hm9"I"T "G In5l,;n s3t"g od the shoulders sais
" Really. if you don i kno,, sVu, sas,
nifcaucr of the term Lily, IN, sne sig.
il would not be proper for mo ~m w aifali
you. ~ ad'iss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19
What Salt Lakers will have 49,.
sented them this week in N.
way OF amusements.

Tree is one Of the most ento,,-,
features OF the magazine. Tha laiulng
story OF tho issue is MADAME y play
European success OF which ia Tie
peatcd in this country. .oeleg n
noycliZation OF q Madame X, 'onlple's
as the leading literary featnro appeaB
Green Book Album for Jan",rot ot Tie
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-17

The following stock was shipped
out of Lancaster this week: Monday,
3 cars hogs, 1 cattle-A. E. Lewis; 2
of hogs, of cattle-Place and Jerrett
hogs, 1 mixed-George Moore; Tues
day, II of hogs-Place and Jerrett; 1
mixed-Geo. Moore.
Cards have been received by Lam
caster friends announcing the mar
riage of julius D. Beebe to Miss
Esther M. Olson, which will take
place at Portland, Oregon Nov. %.
Mr.. Beebe formerly lived in Lancaster
and attended school here.
Mrs. Glider. we'll known
pioneer resident of North Lancaster,
passed away last Thursday at the
home of her son George north of this
city. Death was psrh APPS brought on
by paralytic stroke which she
suffered four years ago and from which
she never recovered Funeral services
were held Sunday at the Mt. Zion
Rev. Hannaford officiating
Mrs. Glider is survived by several
children. Further obituary notice
will appear later.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-17

| If the pictures at the Orpheum
for the remainder of the week prove
to he as good as the pictures shown
Monday and Tuesday evenings you
will feel repaid for attending the
show.
Fischer, the piano tuner will be
in Lancaster this week to tune and
repair pianos and organs Leave
orders at Weber Bros.
Wood to be given for cbopping.
Inquire of Joe Wright.
Having sold my entire ice cream
business TO Hoffman Bros, find 1 m
short AZ ice cream pals and cans.
Parties having same please return
them or leave word at Hoffman s and
we will call for same. W. S. Lathrop
WANTED-One thousand live
pigeons for Thanksgiving, Is cents
per dozen. Inquire at [. Alt & Sons.
PURE BRED Poland China stock
hogs for sale; heavy boned, long
bodied variety. Farm one and one
half miles east of Lancaster. Farmers
phone Joseph G. Baltic. 36w6p.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-17

In soliciting a share of your
patronage will say that / am
up before you With twenty
five years experience in breed
ing and selling all kinds of 1--we
stock, and a graduate of one
of the best Auction Schools IN
the ! wOrld-the only school
where students get actual
practice In bonafide sales of all
kinds, which is to the Auction.
eer as hospital training to the
physician.
For some time / have at
tended many of the most i'm
pOrtant sales where the best
talent is employed, carefully
studying their methods. / am
not asking you to put me
through school at your ex-
pense as have spent my own
time and money in learning
the fundamental principles of
the profession. I am today a
brother farmer and breeder of
live stock where I am ready
and willing to stand upon my
own merits. ALI I ask of you
is to give me a trial and if I
cannot serve your interests to
your entire satisfaction it will
not cost you a cent. If you
want service that serves call
me up on Farmers phone or
write me at Cassvllle, Wis.
/ also breed Registered An
gus Cattle. Duroc Hogs and
White Wyandotte Chickens.
Have some choice Bulls for
sale sired by Berdito 9219S,
a son of the Worlds Fair
Champion, at let live prices.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-11-17

%. Holland, of Boscobel, was in
Lancaster Friday.
H. Grimm. of Cassville. was in
Lancaster Friday.
DIR. Cunningham, of Platteville,
was here Saturday.
Jas. Mauer, of Fennimore, was
IN Lancaster Thursday.
p. J Richards, of Cuba City,
was in Lancaster Thursday.
Will Jayne went to Shullsburg
Saturday to visit his sister.
F 81. Lambert, Of Mt. Hope, had
business at the county seat Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Morse arrived
home Thursday evening from Montana.
Fred Lester took Conductor Kuhn 8
place last Friday the latter being i'll.
--Dr. NARROW was in Madison on
business the fore part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Jay, of
Bloomington, were in Lancaster Sun
day.
Il. P. BARLEY. of Bloomington,
took the train her for Madison Satur.
day.
Mrs Sarah Davis has been en-
.ioying a visit with Platteville rela
tives.
Road Commissioner Wepking left
on Monday morning for Hickory
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wenzel ar
rived home Thursday from a visit
in Sitter.
Mrs. Annie Laird James of Du-
buque. Ia, arrived Saturday for a
visit with friends.
Fred Godfrey attended the Wis
consin- Minnesota foot ball game at
Madison Saturday.
Lloyd BROKER was among those
in attendance at the football game at
Madison Saturday.
Elmer Eastman attended the
Wisconsin Minnesota football game
at Madison Saturday.
The Kensington Club will meet
with Mrs. Henry Naumann Thursday
afternoon at two p. m.
The W. R. G. Ladies will serve
their annual supper at the g. A. r.
Thursday, December End.
Miss Helen BROKER left Saturday
for PIstteville to visit with her
sister, Mrs. Clay Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bradley
and child. of FennImore, arrived for a
visit with relatives Saturday.
Mrs. William Schnppener, of
Sitter, visited in Lancaster last week
with her brother Chas. Hoffman.
Mrs. T. F. Orion arrived home
Saturday evening from a visit IN
Scales Mound, ILL.,, with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Fl. Angus ar
rived home Monday from an extended
visit at different points in the south
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Prior, of
Winona, Mimi, have purchased the
old Prior home in the east part of
the city.
DIR. +. W. Van Dusen left on
Friday afternoon for Chicago after a
brief visit with his parents DR.. and
Mrs. Van Dusen.
Ned Willis, Frank and Ralph
Stone left Friday afternoon for Msdi-
SON to attend the Wisconsin Min
nesota foot bail game.
The young ladies of the Junior
Auxiliary will sell candy and hot
chocolate at the Wright House from
3 to next Saturday.
John Henkel, of Beetown visited
his daughter, Mrs. John Mankel a
couple of days last week and in
cIdentally made The Herald a call.
Foster Porter, Luke Webb "ud
Linn Woodhouse, of Bloomington,
took the train here FRIDAY &c. Madi-
son where they witnessed the Wiscon-
sin Minnesota foot ball game.
IN. J. Farrand started last Thurs
day for Sioux City, Iowa, to visit his
son Lester, and if pleased with the
place intends to locate there where he
will be joined later by his daughter,
Grace.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-15
USEFUL DISCOVERIES
Are Not Always Startling, Neither Do
They Create the Most Talk.

1t is not always the greatest most
startling discoveries of science that
are most useful to the human race.
Comparatively few people were d.
rectly interested in Herschel's finding
of the new planet Uranus. but many
thousands have ben benefited by Prof.
Unna's experiments. which proved be-
yond question that Dandruft and
Badness are the results of the in
roads of a parasitic germ which in
vades the roots of the hair,
The discovery of the true cause of
badness made Newbro's Herpicide
possible. Herpicide effectualIy kills
this germ. Destroy the cause you
remove the effect.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c
in stamps for sample to The Herpicide
Co., Detroit, Mich. One dollar bottles
guaranteed. Cranes Drug Stone, spe'
clal agent,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-15
AT
ENCAMPMENT
IRE OF OLD VETERANS AROUSED
WHEN MONUMENT uNvElL.
ING Is MENTIONED.

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, May IA
That all sectional feeling between the
north and south has apparently not
disappeared as generally believed was
demonstrated by the sensational
action of the members of the West
Virginia Department of the G. A. R.,
which ended its sessions here yester-
day in condemnlng the erection Of the
monument at Andersonville, Ca, TO
Colonel Wirz, the noted confederate
keeper of the Andersonville prison.
In speech that Unframed the old
veterans to high state of passion,
Col. Romeo H. Freer. of Harrtsville,
is quoted as having said that he would
help raise a fund to have the Wirz
monument dynamited and many of
the veterans present volunteered their
help to do it. Several other speeches
were made in which Wirz was bitterly
denounced and the erection and re-
cent unwilling of the monument to
him characterized as an insult 10 the
men who fought for the union.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-15
l.AJ HENTlA il's oUTPuTTo BE IN
GRE sED.

u g.
The ARRIVALS in Iabigoon ON Thurs.
dry ast included ri B. NicRerson,
shperlntendent a0f the Celebrated
haufentlsi mlnet n the Manitou. Mr..
GiclS gso1 was en- route TO Gold Rock
tftet ! bgiet business visit to Kenora.
Ailhoustahs IS essentially a worker,
and has little % Say about his work,
Nlekefscn remarked that the
blislness prospects In the Manitou
sgefe steadily improving and would be
gety apparent this coming spring.
VIII legaFd the Laurendan in par
tlculs Mr. sickerson admitted that
tIe output Of bullion had been limited
itoithe y Development, but 1t was
Intend s5oLt 70 fncreass the produc-
ton least $4,000 per month.
The iotir ills which are now doing
duty below ground will be increased
% nine Che new 80 horse power boil
ef i,ies installed, supplying the extra
power tequired. Mr.. Nlckerson left
Tor Cold Rock on Friday morning.
TIE GOLDEN CREST MINES CO.,
"A hoffe company has decided to hold
their sock At 15csuntil June LIST, ow-
ing the delay in getting out their
printed matter, and to allow those
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-15
CREATED A STIR IN
REAL ESTATE CIRCLES
Much Interest Being Taken in
the Opening of the A, D,
Simon Addition

II has been some time since Fair,
mont industrial circles have been SO
Interested as they are now in the
opening of the new addition in the
East End, owned by Mr. A. D. Simon.
Few, except those engaged in the real
estate business knew that right in the
part of the residence section of the
city there were ten acres of such ele.
giant ground.
Mr.. Simon has turned the PROPOSE.
tlon over to Straight & Neptune well
known local real estate men who are
not giving publicity TO the proposition
through the daily papers. The ad
yertisements carry plats OF the sec,
tiOn which are eagerly scruntinized by
the readers of the papers.
It will be some time yet before the
lots are offered for sale as Mr.. Simon
wants to get things in shape before
he asks the public for its inspection
As was stated the other morning by
The Times, all lots will be sold at pri
vale sale and there will be no auct
ion.
The addition lies on Pike street
five minutes walk from the Court
House and other business centers
Water, gas, electric lights, sewerage
and street car service combine tC
make 1t one of the most attractive in,
vostment propositions yet offered in
Falrmont. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-15
! attest Re rs On The
lsrlito 81 old Belt
b 5he Advertising Agent Of the Golden
Tsst Mining Co, 1912 Fairmont
we. FaIrrnont, w. Va: 9

DESTROYS of taking advantage OF this
low rate, at such time there Will be
an issue placed upon the market at
soc, with a GoLD.BoND issued in con.
pection with the stock, by the PENN.
sular Realty Company of Detroit,
Mich. Thus, giving the investor an
absolute guarantee against loss.
The Canadian Government inspects
and proves all claims before passing
title, therefore, we are sure OF having
a mineral claim. The Bonding Com
pany issues You a gold bond guaran-
tcelng your Investment, evne though
the company failed to operaIe.
The intuition of the company is to
begin operation this season their
property H. w. 70 has been tested TO
depth of IS fete, and shows by the
report $4,000 to the ton OF ore, in
addition to the 70 acres, the COM
pany is purchasing 10 stamp mill
complete, which is in storage at PIT.
Arthur and can be placed in operation
at very small cost, Maps OF the 10.
cation, titles to the property, sample
ore and further information may be
had by calling at the company's office,
or phone Con. lis, Bell 299, and our
representative will call upon you at
your home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-15
LAVISH ENTERTAINMENT FOR
HOTEL MEN AT ATLANTA

ATLANTA, May 14.-No such round
of entertainment has ever ben provid-
ed for delegates to a convention here
as was prepared for the National Ho-
tel Mems Association. The social
part of the annual convention of the
association is being held in Atlanta.
The business portion Of the meeting
took place In Chattanooga yesterday
ana the time spent here is for pleas
nre. Several hundred of the leading
hotel proprletors of the country are
in attendance.
The visitors are being entertained
by local hotel men, assisted by citi.
zens of Atlanta. They were carried on
automobile rides and entertained at
luncheons and dinners at each OF the
hotels, also at the clubs, and enter
tanned at the orpheum theater and
with an old,fashioned barbecue at
Cold Springs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-15
OLD VERMONT FARM
will be Given by Local Talent
as Benefit to Anti-Tuber-
CoIoSiS League

AT "a meeting of the Anti-Tuberculos.
is League held yesterday afternoon at
the public library parlor plans were
completed for the benefit entertain.
rnent to be held as a means of raising
funds to pay for the state exhibit on
tuberculosis 10 be brought here dur.
ing The month of June.
A home talent play is 10 be given,
entitled, "The Old Vermont Farm, >
and June 3 and are the dates set
for its presentation at the Grand
Opera House. Part of the cast has
been assigned and already some re.
hearsals have been held which go to
show that the entertainment is well
under way. Prof. BrnddOck, profes.
sional manager, is here 10 direct the
play.
At the meeting yesterday commit.
tees were appointed to look after the
different featurs as follows:
Chairman in general, Mrs. T. |.
Brett, cast of committee, Mrs. C. E.
Hutchinson; finance committee, Mrs.
I'll. Brett; finance, First ward, Mrs.
J. W. Mcdonald; stage property, Sam
R. Nuzum: rehearsals, Mrs. ]. E.
Powell; program, Mrs. ]. c. Broom.
field; music, Mrs. H. R. Johnson;
candy. Miss Nola Mckinney; advertis-
ing Mrs. c. z. Reed; patroness, Mrs.
9. c. Jones'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-15
CAPT. IllAPP CHOSEN
By The att litetafy Society
to Represent il Coming
Contest

(. w. a ~ u
The grafton contest held by the
Mozart Society last evening to select
their representative to the coming In.
ter-scciety contest wos won by Ulyss-
es Knapp Of this city. Homer Tooth
man, of Warrington took second
place in the contest. The affair was
very close and the judges had hard
time making up their decision. The
judges for the evening were Attorney
Guy II. Prichard, Attorney BENJAMIN
F. Ramage and Rev. T. B. LAWYER, all
OF this city.
Mr., Knapp, who won is well known
in the city, he being Captain of Com
pany H Of the local guards. He was
a winner in one of the school conteses
last year and is an orator of we'll
known power. In him the Mozart have
a good selection and one that will
make hard fight against the Lyce-
7lm competitor for the prize next June.
With his selection the Mozart repre-
sentatives are complete. They are,
debate, Alfred Gregory of Webster
Springs. Recitation, Alta Smith, of
Fairmont. Grafton Ulysses Knapp, of
Falrmont.
The Lyceum Society has yet TO
choose its representative in oratory
and this will likely be done at their
next meeting, next Friday evening.
They have selected two OF their repre-
sentatives. They are: Debate, Avis
Peters, Fairmont; Recitation, orda
stealey, Fairmont. All the contest
ants are working hard on their pro-
ductlons and they will all make a hard
fight to win when the final contest
takes place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-15
sHERlFF's SALE OF Personal
PROPERTY.

The First National Bank Of FairmOnt
VS.. L. G. Wyer and Il. E. Mason, and
John E. Kener VS.. L. c. Wyer and
A. NJ. Wyer.
By virtue of an execution to me d.
rected in each Of the above entitled
actions the first Of which was lately
pending in the Intermediate Court of
Marion county, West Virginia, and the
other OF which was lately pending In
the Circuit Court of said county
have levied upon and will, on the 18th
day Of June, 1909, at two (2) O'Clock
p. M, at the front door of the Court
house in the said county of Marion
and State aforesaid. proceed to sell to
the highest and best bidder, FOR
CASH, the following described person
al property, to.wlt:
1. One certain promissory note,
dated October 80, 1908, payable six
co. months after date to the order of
w. F. Baird, at Fairmont Trust Com.
pany, Fairmont, w. Va, calling for
One Thousand Dollars, with interest
after date, and signed b. 0. H. late
man, which said note has on the bsck
thereof the following endorsement and
names, viz: For value received l
hereby guarantee the payment OF the
within note, waving protest and no.
tice of protest. w. F! Baird, L. G.
Wyer."
2. Certificate numbered 737 for so
shares of the capital stock Of The Ma
ttonal Metallurglcal Company issued
10 o. H. Bateman, dated October 2Sth,
1908, Of the face value of $500 per
share, said certificate of stock above
described being endorsed and assign
cod in blank by said o. H. Bateman,
and is pledged with and attached to
said above described note.
8. One roller.top desk, two tables,
seven chairs, one typewriter, one hall
tree, one drugget, five rugs and three
pictures and frames.
Said above described note, certifi-
cate and other property have been lev.
led upon and will be sold, as the prop.
erty OF said L. Curtis Wyer, to satisfy
the above executions.
GEO. E. AMOS,
Sheriff of Marion county,
West Virginia.
May 18th, 1909.
May 14-4 wks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-05-15
UNDERsELLlNe STORE NOW THE
MOST PLEASANT PLACE
j. IN TNMlN t.

The Underselling Store installed
electric fans throughout the building
with the new funston electric lights
making thisithe coolest and best light.
ed store in the CITY,. 1t is needless 10
say that the buying public will great.
", appreciate these much wanted I'm.
pfoyements that make shopping n
pleasure during the hot summer days,
where without such modern improve
ments In store with, poor ventilation
and small quarters one gets worn out
in a very short while specially with
the salespeople who are compelled
To stay all day long in such stores Is
not very pleasant. The Underselllng
Store is continually looking for the
great number Of people who are al
ways kept busy by the lively crowd Of
shoppers that you will find at this pop.
ular bargain centre,