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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12
Lots Of Time Vet.

Pittsburg Dispatch: Governor Har-
mon has wisely made UP his mind not
TO think about the presidency until
ne is reelected. Otherwise he might
waste considerable thought.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

Six good carpenter. 40 cents per
hour, good man cook, lots of men for
farms and girls for city and country.
Louis Hotop.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12
SOCIETY
contanued Prenl Pare rlre

DIR. and Mrs. Frederick Bailey arr
expected home from Chicago and the
east on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Moulton re-
turned from O ten days visit in Min
neapolis last Saturday evening.
A -NN-
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Treat reached
nome last evening from a six-weeks'
trip in the west and have taken uu
their abode at the Gardner hotel, where
they viii be at home to their many
/ friends. They wont to New Orleans.
IOld Mexico, California, Portland. van
couver and returned via Winnipeg.
o.
The Cribbage club was entertained
on Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
v. r. Lowell, Fourth avenue south. at
O'Clock dinner, after which the
evening hours were spent over the
paste boards.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n, Logan or Mclean
sask, are expected Wednesday even
ing for a visit with Mr.. Logan's mother
Mrs. M. Logan and sister Mrs. Frank
Marsh, 81 THE home OF the latter on
Second avenue north
Monday Is st. Valentines dav ana
many affairs are planned in the wsv
of entertainments in honor Of the IirtIa
god Of love.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur PeAke OF VAL
ley City are to locate In Fargo and
VIII open Offices in the near future.
--S-
Mrs. Larnpman, Eighth street south.
Is reported as slowly recovering from
her recent severe illness.
80
Mrs. FL. j. Gibson was hostess to
the Talkalot club on Thursday afrer-
noon and most enjoyable time was
had by the members, with fancy
needlework and dainty o'clock tea
The next meeting will be a week from
Monday on it's regular day at the home
OF Fl. d. Corliss, Eighth street south.
"a
Word has reached Fargo OF the
death OF James w. Waugh, d. d. pio-
neer Methodist missionary to India.
where he has been for the last ATTY
years, going there when a young man.
He died Jan. 90, at Maradabad, India.
Mr.. Waugh visited In Fargo a few
years ago with his daughter, Mrs. H
H. Wheelock, and made many friends
here.
O.
One OF the most delightful affairs of
the week was the dancing party given
by the Yeoman lodge on tuesday eve
ming at Prizes hall. Between the
hours of nine and twelve Parsons or
chestra played a spirited programme
for dancing. 200 guests enjoyed the
hospitality OF this popular order and
are looking forward to the next party
which will be given after the Lenten
season.
g
Mrs. H r. Starr is in ST. Paul and
Minneapolis for several days select |
ing new goods for their store on North |
Broadway.
c. A. Swanson of the Swanson Cloth
ing Co, Is expected home today after
a ten days trip to the east where he
has been purchasing the latest styles
for the spring season.
lO
Chauncey Langdon will leave for
st. Paul today for a short business
trip.
o.
r. III. Morrow. A. Cameron, D. Me-
Leod and r. Morrow came up last eve
ming from Page to take in the Shriners
circus.
o.
Prof. d. e. willard, who recently
as professor of geology at
the A. G. to accept position as farm
expert with the N. p. railroad, is up
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12
The Best of the Season.

Snow white undermuslin for less
than cost of materials at A. t..
Moody's.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12
GUARANTEED CURE
IMPOSSIBILITY

NATURE THE ONLY ONE WHO
EVER CURES a SICK RoDY-ALL
OTHER MEANS OR METHODS
ARE SIMPLY AGENTS WHO AS.
sIsT NATURE IN DOING HER
WORK - cHIRoPRAcToR DOES
NOT CURE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

Special services at Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

c. A. Swanson of the Swanson Cloth
ing Co., Is expected home today after
a ten days trip to the east where he
has been purchasing the latest styles
for the spring season.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

Mrs. H r. Starr is in ST. Paul and
Minneapolis for several days select
ing new goods for their store on North
Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

A Forum Want Ad wm Sell 1t For You
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

You may know many men by the
motives they see in others.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

r. II. Morrow, A. Cameron, d. Nc
Leod and r. Morrow came up last eve
ming from Page to take in the Shriners'
circus.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

Chsuncey Langdon will leave for
st. Paul today for a short business
trip.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

Prof. D. e. Willard, who recently
resigned as professor of geology at
the A. G. to accept a position as farm
expert with the N p. railroad, is up
from st. Paul today on q business
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

Mrs. H. ]. Gibson was hostess to
the Talkalot club on Thursday after
noon and most enjoyable time was
had by the members, with fancy
needlework and a dainty 5 o'clock tea.
The next meeting will be a week from
Monday on It's regular day at the home
OF III. d. Corliss, Eighth street south,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-12

Word has reached Fargo of the
death of James w. Waugh. d. d. pio-
neer Methodist missionary to India.
where he has been for the last ATTY
years, going there when a young man.
He died Jan. 20, at Maradabad, India,
Mr.. Waugh visited In Fargo a few
years ago with his daughter, Mrs. H
Fl. Wheelock, and made many friends
here.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

fteben aus pbospborfaltrer &aIferbe
uro tterii6er 9alerte.
Or. 8tbfpn mu BITE oie Ri9tigfeit
Der Su6e anertennen, e5 mar hepiez
len, Oab oosgBudst9um an Sen Gnben
unb i'm umfonse ltottfinbet, aud oaB
bic Gjefdbrdume Ser fdon porbonDee
men &no9enIubitan5 perengt peroen,
hur par nod unenti9ieben, inipieipeit
il9 anorpelbaut uno Snorpel beteiliz
gen, uno ipie bieIe ielbit tpa6ien. Nud
Iher oteie i6nierigen 5raeen ipurben
bon ben bebeutenb ften Meraten 9eob=
ddtungen on9eitelt, big ou6 iiber iie
rolltge Rlarbeit gefunoen mar.
Sm boben Otter pirb bos innere
9eriiite oes 6aufes, bas uns beberz
tergt, morif, Die StiiBen, bic un5
tra9en, bre6en 5ulommen - bem Be-
iiber miro Die Wobnune allbier gefiinz
higt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

Wttt Ser Gootzs peorp &pntrppsrfe
1ino mir uugeni9einlih mod nidt fer
tta. Witt Der Riidte6r Goots mad oen
Ser. Stauten icbeint lie ipieber aufle=
ben gu lpollen. Oils 8eitrag oo5u tpirb
aus &openba9sn BON Der Nnfunft BON
Gubolf Srante, Gppts treuem Sreunbe
beri9tet, Ser iih BORT Dor Ger Inter
iu9ungstommiiiton Der &open6aeener
llniperiitdt psrnebmen lafen mill.
Guoolf S5runte mar es, Der Goot Bis
rd6 9lnorttot besle.tete uno mar
3cuge Der mtnut0s eeniRenAaften
0prbereitunoen Gpofs fir Den lebten
She'll Der Expedition. 5rdnle tonnte
i'm lpesen serriitteter Geiunobeit niht
tpeiter beqletten. gppt reiite am 3.
GRdr3 1908 ab. 2lm 4. Mfai erbieIt
6rante our6 cine Silfserpebttion eli
1;iqe 3eilen, in benen er erIu6t nuroe,
Die BON Goot geiammelten 200 Stid
8Foufl6fenfelle nebit ben 2aoen nit
SnTtrumenten uno anbersn Wertbz
gs9snitGnben nad Nortb etar Ban su
br1ngen uno bon bort aus S6iffsgele=
oenbsit nad Imerita gu fu6en. Sn
Gtab begegnete 1ront Dem Gtepart
Der Bearpzgrpebition, Die aus ben
g9iffen rHppiepelt" unb ,@ric" be-
itebenb, iid] bort aufbieIt. sSrante be-
riGtet: rNls Der Gtetpart erfubr, bah
id Goot begleitet bate, ipollte er mir
unb meinen 2euten ni6t einmal cine
SoiIe aaffee geben, obgleid mir alle
febr libel bran iparen. On 8orh bes
rRpoiepelt" puroe ih ppm 3upitdn,
etnem @neldnoer, iebr freunblid auf=
oenommen; pearp mar niht anpeIenb,
fam aber am folgenoen Sag. Gr
fubte mid 5u iiberreben, goots plGne
Su enthiillen. cSh bat ibn um @rlaub.
ntb, nit eric" nah 9lnerita suriid=
Sutebren, er fdlug mir aber meine
gitte ab, pilli9te aber fflieBlib un>
ter Der 8eoinsuna Elm, oab if ibm bic
200 Seize (Werth 10000 bis $4,000
MarD als 3ablune fir Die Rei{e
iiberlieBe! 0tefe 5elle tpurben nad-
ber unter feline etnflubrei1en ssreunoe
pertbetlt. Nuh prdfioent GoofeDelt err
belt ems, ionte au9 iebes Mitqlieb
Der DIRECTION bes ,pearbz zRlubs".
Spdter Derlan9te er nod BON 8rablep
= Der Die Gootfhe Expedition findn=
alert bate - 100 Dollars fir meine
Eeife on 8orb Der rgric"!
get ZEN parlamentspablen in Muz
itrolien bat bic Mrbeiterpartei qefieqt.
Gs fheint bod, bab bic Mebrbeit ser
gepDlterung init ben itaatsipirtbI1oft=
li4en Grperimenten aan5 sufrieoen lift.
@s bat iernanb bic Wermutuna aufz
seitent. elm 3tegenbod bate bic Bledz
fcnre pon Or. gpof ouf Der Gpibe
bes Mcainleb aufeefreHen. @olh Elm
fredes 0ieb! Set benz l1rteiI BON
Gopenbaeen fdeini aber aud, rein
ridts mebr por Or. gpDf Meipeft au
hater.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

Oas Slid mandes Menfden ,bez
ftebt barin, fir gliidlib sebalten gu
ipernen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

Ser Expedition na6 benz Mt. Mcz
atnleb tit es ebenfo gegangen, tpie Der
&0penbogener uniperiitGt. Sic bat
teinen 8etpeis fir Or. goofs 8eboup=
iungen 9einer Grfolee finosn fDnnen.
Ser tuirb pobl eipig in ber 2uft bGnz
gen bleiben. Die in Stab auriidgelaiz
ienen Snitrumente iperben 1id inbeHen
lrrbl erlansen laifen, fie liesen angebz
li1 ia auf fetem 2anb, mo bie pbanz
tofie feline 2uftT6lDiIer auf Soften Der
gsftmos bauen fann.
Genaturierter Spiritus miro iebt in
Oeut16lanb amtlid ais persGllt be-
3eiGnet. Dos neue @eieb fennt nur
nod bersdllten8ranntlpein unb iprt9t
bon 8eredllungspfli9t. Der 9lusz
prud 1T gut getpdblt; er befeitigt Elm
5remonprt unb 6arafterifrt oie5hat=
laGe, BOB burd 8eimiidune Der @pi=
riius Dem 8onfumenten pirtlid pers
sdllt 1T.
Die 9lluminium eSnbuitrie bat
ibre Seimatb inSranfreid, es tit oaber
aud nidt pertpunberlid. bob man bort
Die eriten 8eriude semadt bat, bies
Metall our 9eritelluns bon Miinaen
au benuben. Ote Wliinoe min @elb=
itiide i'm Wertbe bon 25, 10 II. 5 genz
4s.r.9 Nl:xn.. /E q ,,.,S rx.l2\ ~..2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

aoniul Jreberid Simpib, gogbab,
hei6reibt in einem 8eri6te bic Mrbeiz
ten CUR neuen nrbarma9uns Meiopo=
tamiens, Die fails bic Qus ibrung ae>
lingt, Die beoeutenbiten umnGl5uneen
in Oen tpirtbI6aftltden 8erbGltniiIen
oes 2anoes our Solse boben tpiirben.
In Der Serfelluns BON 8erie1elungs=
Nnlogen iinb i'm n0rbliben MeIopoz
tamien gegenpdrtig bereits 1000
Sulis unter 2eitune bon Sodperitdns
figen bef6dfti9t, unb in 5pei big bret
Sabren iinb i6on ote erfen'lanOtpirtbz
16aftli9en @rfolge gu eriparten. sSm
gan5en follen 12a MilIionen Mcres be,
rtefelt peroen. Die Soften Ser Mrbeit
loerben auf $18 per 9lcre bere6net,
uno man bofft iie in iieben Sabren
ppllenoet gu baben. Our6 bic 8erie=
1elung ion Der Inbou bon Meiaen,
@erite unb 8aumpoue ermDeli9i
lperben, unb man erpartet cine Wert6z
iteigerung auf $155 per Ncre unb eine
gefpaltige 3unabme Der eesenfpdrtieen
gebolterung bon 2 Mtllionen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
gertltfTriJtea.

Die bon Der Snternatipnal 6ar<
better Gompanp einsefiibrte l1nfaIlpers
fiherung, fie bpm 1. Moi an 25, 900
@rbeitern augute fomntt, lit ein aners
fennensDertber S9ritt. Der bas
Wliht6eipuBtfein Der eroBen Inter,
nebmeraeIellf6aft in eebDriser 2yorm
gum Nusorltd brinet nnb feinen Gins
brnd in ipeiten betreffenoen Grei1en
ntht berfeblen fam. No9 beFer oher
fptrb es fein, tpenn Der Stoat bic 8erz
pfltdtuna bl.rG a[Isemeine @elebaes
bnn9 feitseleat, fo baB ldmmtlide Nrz
better in alien 8etrieben bes auitdnbi=
gen S6ubes iider iinb.
9(us 3om tptrb benz .paris Sour
nal" gemelbet, Oer papit ion ii9 nit
Der Nbiidt troeen, binnen fur3em ben
europdiIden Mdhten erbeblide 9lbs
dnberungen om eresorianii9en Galene
ser oor5uf6laeen. 9oburd, piirtx
bns Sohr in 3ufunft eenou 81 Wofen
nmfahen. Sds Jtelllabr tpdre in ben
Ibrtsen Sogen nibt inbegriffen unb,
hos sSabr piirbe INNER an einem'
Wpntaa Regimen. Ger Oiterionntag
tpiroe cuff ben Z. 2lpril anee1eBt. 0a
aus 9eltfdlono eine propagonba fir
etnen gon5 dbnli6en 8prIdlog, nadb
Dem ober Der Sabresunfang ouf einen
Sonntas fa1en iollte, semu9t tpiro,
m,lB man oe pariier Melbung nit
ar0Bter grriidt oufnebmen. Sir bic
5eltleguns Der Sfer3eit tpirb freili6
Die 3nitimmung bes Papites unsrlGbz
ltd fein; mDgli6erreiie tpirb ioeor
emit Der slnitob baau pom 8otifon
ausseben, Der ia oitronomti den Iorz
lhnngen itets freun6li9 gesenuterses
itaneen Fat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

yea6 &anaba iinb bonn 81. MGra
1909 bts gum 1. Mdr3 1910 aus ben.
Der. Staaten 95,37O peripnen aus,;
senanoert, pomtt bic 3abl Der Mus,
tpanoerer, bic iid felt 1897 bon bier
ufer bic nOrbli6e 9renae beeeben ba>
ben, auf 520,830 ansepadfen iit. 81.
Neelerung bat cine unteriu6ung iiber
Die urla9en Oieier Muspanoerune
peronItaltet unb feitseitellt, baB Die
me6r als cine balbe Mtllipn Muspan=
oerer lpenigitens 500 MilIionen Dol,
lcrs an 8ermosen nit ii6 nabmen,
Die in Der 9auptia6e in Garmldnbe=
reten jenfeits Der 9ren5e oneelsst
nurben.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01

THE FORTRESS OF THE kSRLYs<INes OF SCOTLAND. 81
where of the ancient market places
here right Princess eetand the sub
stanal splendo the farther tno
side Of This steep crag.
Back the English Scots wits
spears sonehprng engines wes
struggling fortress here one he awfulnd of the Eng
lish they castle 1914 The Ear2f
Boutwell, the oas the time Of Lord Darnleys murder
queen during the fatal spring Of fSe
given stepaher then the furious
beautiful mother into the Danish.
ended With death English scano 1872 Eliza
planted cannon various points around he hill and To-
hplesness They rebuilt afterwards Their
death the garrison In 1865 TIE
In 1915 when Prince Charles Edward
cheyue aers his court at oyto "a mile away at
right hel the Government The royal apart
mems are in eastery portion of The Castle
oneofe ouHo scotland be had from the farther SIT
% this Castle
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
cURT1sVILLE NOTES.

Charley Williams was visiting his
mother last week.
Mr.. Abe Gibson is repairing sud pa
pering and painting his house.
|. Mr.. Bum" Cunningham, Of Grants,
Vile, is painting his uncle's shop and
store at this place.
Mr.. J. o. Clark, Of Wadestown, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
seevrai Of our. people attended Dec
grafton service at Rymer Sunday.
Homer Robey, wife and family, OF
Warrington. spent Sunday and Mon
day with Mrs. Robey's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cordray.
Miss Haddle Beatty, who Is going
to school at Metz, was visiting her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, A. W. Beatty. Size
returned to her school Monday even
ing.
Lawrence Mpsgrave went Monday to
Wallace to help Mr.. Hays do some
painting.
Mrs. Mazella Musgrave and Mrs.
snoderiy were visiting relatives and
friends at 1ogansport Monday and
Tuesday.
The parties holding leases on lands
near the VIM. Gump farm, where Car.
negie Gas Co. drilled and got dry
well, are giving up their leases.
Mrs. snoderly. Of Pennington, is
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. John s. NJ 49,
grave.
The old soldiers Of Gooch Post went
in body and decorated the graves CT
their comrades at the different bury
lng Ereundsot this, community,
~ '}7 MACK.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
OFFICER SHOT
DEPUTY SHERIFF is FATALLY
WOUNDED 9Y.REeRo IN RAJ
EleH COUNTY.

HINTON, w. Va June deputy
Sheriff and Special Police oflctr T, r
Gillespie, Of Raleigh county, was fa
tally shot near stanuatord, IN IT,
Piney Fork branch of the c, and o.
railway, by a colored man named cSr
White.
The two men had quarrel and Oh!
iespie drew his revolver with the pir
pose Of clubbing The negro, but in t'r!
mtxup the officer droped the gun and
tlte negro secured It aud shot Giles
@piS twice through the abdomen, TIL
iniiretl man was hurried to TIE city
Int dieda few minutes after reaching
The hospital.
The weapon was a SS.calibFe rcvof
Sef and ono Of the bullets passeI
through the body
4 The negro was arrested and Is nov
10 tho Ralotsh county jaIi: >
Giilespie had a wife and two CHI
Jreh His home was at Tlptdn va.
,anif the body was shipped there tod'':
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
The Ben er5st Players.


/ Fairmont will soon have an cppor
tunity Of seeing two of the finest OF
shakespcaye's dramas, presented pre-.
clsely as Shakespeare wished and di.
rected, though with far greater art
than the Gentle viii ever saw put on
the boards.
Many Of the performances OF this
admirable company Of artists are Civ.
en- in the open air, and even when the
scene must be the ciuttered stage Of
the modern theater, the open air illu.
sion is sought to be preserved, as in
the theaters in shakespeare time.
There Is as little scenery as possible,
and the condition Of the open fields in
which the real action represented by
the drama took place arc reproduced
as nearly as possible, in careful nd.
herence to the early conditions OF the
stage In which there was as little
shifting of scene as possible. In real
life things are done or hapuen with,
out the ringing down Of the curtains,
or rolling across the prospect scene
devices to simulate indoor or outdoor
scenes or to hide the stage while it 10
being rearranged for another act. In
brief the mimic life presented by these
players is as near to real life as it is
possible to be. On Normal Campus
June 8. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
NEWS oF zee OIL PIELps.

|; In the Old 5O.toot Development neal
,ShInnston, Gay district, Harrison eo,uE.
Ivy, the sensation OF list year. few
goo4 producers have been complet 4
..cently. All are located inside Of dc
lned limits and do not show an exteu,
sion to the present producing area y
.no poo,
The South Penn Oil Company Las
drilled its test on the J. 9. shreyc8
farm 20 feet into the EU.f2ot sand AHA
i produced 100 barrels the first twsii-
ty'iOur Iosrs after the pay was t.'lr
bed.
The number Of large producers in
The pool have almost disappeared. lhe
pes. two are the South Penn Oh Con-
pauy's Mo. 2 on the 4. J. Whiteiiaa
IRAN and No, / on the Dora Rartl t
Asrm. The first Is prcduclns 40 ana
The last 1S5 barrels day. The ahtr
Alelphia Company has tour welis On
,le L. L. swlger farm producing 500
barrels, two on the c, W. Anderson
lsrn producing SOO ard tnree ON t.v
g. w. Swlger farm PROTECTING lSG bar
ipls. All others III the district arc
,igAt bumpers. IN the fourth sand IT,
rlLOry, west Of the shinaston pool, lac
White Top OH and Gas conipqny's No.
2 on the j, E, Allen farm is holdirs
up at l2O barrels laT and has a bal
terrecord than any otter fourth sad
well In the lower southwest.
In Grass Run, Ten Mile distrlss
Harrison county, Groves, Rowland ant
company nave drilled taelr test on Inc
u, l. Deanison farm through the GU
ion sand and have IS natural producer
good Tor 20 barrels a day. In Unop
district, Tyler coluty near the Pie;ls.
suts ounty line, shlagel and Rrlnetls
No, il on the j. s.tweils farm Is hold
Ing up at go barrels day.
Light easseF Ii the Fourth.
Near aiobles. on North Fork, Grart
district, Tetzel county, the Keystone
Development Company has drilled ~
test on the FLEMING farm through ts7
lourth sand and has a light gasset %
That formation. All upper sands we've
barren Of oil or gas.
On Goreli's Run, Elizabeth district
Tyler county Mocutcheon. and Co.'s
bsny have drilled through the Keene'
sala anu have i natural proaacor go0a
81 80 barrels 4 day, ON Middle ls
land Greek. in the same district AZ u
JsmIs5p q cpmGany the re qp
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
MAN KILLED!
WHlsKsY ADDS ANOTHER VIC,
TIM TO IT'S LONG Est OF
vNFoRT1NATEs.

MARTINsBBRG, W. Va June II
Judd Roman, aged 80 years. residing
near Hancock, died in a local hospital,
as the result OF bullet wounds inflict'
ed by Claude Mccuker last night, dur
ing a fight while the men we're on
th.ir way home from Hancock. The
men who had been drinking in Han,
cock, we're accompanied by Two
brothers named Pryor. who did not
take part in the-fatal affair, i
Roman Knocked MCcuker down and
the latter drew revolver and Slot
Roman twice in the body, Mccpker
fled and has not been captured aud
Roman was rushed 70 the hospital
here! u
The dead man leaves his wife and .
three children The remains Nc re SEM
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
RETuRNs m sEAslpE.

MotiGANToWN, June 1.-col. ]. H.
MeDeFmott left yesterday for Atlantic
cily. where he win spend a part Of
lie summer. After the work and ex-
element Of the days Immediately pre-
cedihg he close Of the primary cam
paign, lie experienced d natural reac.
lion, but hts condition was entirely
satisfactory ana was SIN inproylng
when hellest for the seaside resortI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01


fol. a test on Inc Itia ". Thistle tafa'
on Middle Island Creek, Lincoln
district, the Melrose on ami Gus Com.
pany has started to drill d second test
ON the Martha Gibson farm, On TIM
same stream. NcJunkin & Brown hive
Started Iodrlll q Test on the Jossph.n.,
Folger farm.
Big easser Ia Ritehiea
ON Hushers Run, Grant dlstSict,
Ritchie county the JERSEY oilsand Gas
Company has drilled test ol4the F.
Marsh farm through the Seenet sasa
and has a gssser With m esIinatciL
CAPACITY ct sqgSQ.o00 cphlcfee 4 das.
on the north iork Of HughesEIyef. ia
the anne district NJ ccwsll & CO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
standing of the Gibbs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YesterdaY,a Reaulta.

philadelphia; Boston !.
Philadelphia 4; Boston 2.
washington Il New York 5.
Detroit 3; ST Louis 4.
Cleveland Chlago- Rain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01

Iafa due Ii the sand at test on tae
George wells2 farm
on Road Fork ppyal district En-
coin county, the Biz creek Develop
nient Company has drilled Ms fest on
the Fannie BelI farm through the De
rss glit and has 4 10bAueI pumpog
ON sans Branch 81 thst same district.
the same company has completed
wen onlthe Leonard 0sley farm and
DIS snow Fct 2Oibasysi producer 10
me Hetss srit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yeaierd'yu Results.

Boston i; Brooklyn 8
New York 3 philadelphia 2
otter games postponed-RaIal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01

LOIS FOR sAlE-7 level iots in
Buckhannon. near college. VIII
trade for small farm p, P. Nus
crave ...,.,, ,-.,...,.,, $3.50
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
Today's Games.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland,
standing Of the Clubs.
WEST va. STATE LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
No games played,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01

IIousE-For sale. smalthouses in all
parts et the city at prices of $3.50
aid ape FaIrmont Realty Company
Eaigmont Trust Building.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01

4 OLE ANp. GAS LEAsEs-,Alse assign.
Rs.s q lease, Ct q West YlrEinian
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
FOR sALE.

tpjseoN-5For sale, good covered, tn;l
iindercdtideliyery wagon. Apply at
this Office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01

WAN So Home for a large boy, IL
yeafs old j. S. Walker, Humane
Agent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01

Today's Games.
Tairmont at Warrington.
Clarksburg alteration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01

lilISal We aolSAleiai licut:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
WANTED

pRIvEs good drivers wanted.
Apply Fairmont Ice co, First ward;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01

cLERl Wanted, an experienced gro;
cer clerk. Address giving refer
ence and salary expected, Grocer,
care West vlrgfnian office. tt