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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-20
HOW TO KEEpA HUSBAND HOME

The good wife always studies how
to keep her husband home, for she'd
rather have him with her than be in
the house alone, and so she don't for
get their counting days when as a girl,
her lovers praise would set her heart
and pulses all a.whirl. She knows full
iwel the value Of a smile and pretty
1gown. when she meets her lord and
master as he comes home tired from
town,<and the house all neat and tidy,
and a restful atmosphere, and some
loving word OF greeting his weary
heart to cheer The woodwork with.
Chl.Namel all glistening and bright,
no man from such home would ever
go down town atnighe The new Par
auetry Floor steactltug Process gives
hundred dollar floor at a cost Of
only 30 per 50. foot ANY one can APP
ply it. Sold by ]. L. Hall, the Leading
Hardware Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-20
InEthe Kitchen.

When beating the whites of eggs for
any purpose the busy housewife will
find it saving of time and the eggs
will be sitter and nicer in every way
IL a pinch of salt is added before the
beating begins.
4 Slice bananas over the cereal and
serve with milk or cream.
Pour a little melted butter on top OF
cereals and cover with stewed prunes,
figs, canned peaches or raspberrles.
A delicious way Of serving oatmeal,
.lSwith. maple sugar and cream. Shave
the sugar and pour the cream around
it. This may be eaten warm or cold,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-20

Arr. McGinis, 6of Winfield, 3 is the
guest Of friends and relatives here.
MRS. Annie swearingen, of Fair.
view, is here, spending q few adss
withsrelatiyes.
Miss Pansy Jacobs went to Ellen
boro Wednesday totnusse a patient Tor
Or. Lee Boyers,
Miss Lenore Gaskins, OF Market
street. spent Wednesday at claFSsl
burg.
Francis, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. olney
bevelle, OF Merchant street, islqEite
sick.
Misses Elda Travis and Nan Cox
went to Mrigantown today. Miss TIA
Wis will so ITO Terra Alta tomorrow
10 spend Saturday and Sunday. She
sin be accompanied by Miss nellie Cox,
who is student at the University.
Mr.. Lindsay Jacobs and daughter
Ruth, of Triune, were in this city yes
lterday.
Mr.. j. E. Travis, of Raymond street
has returned from sevral days stay
at Anita.
Mrs. Alice Stevens and childrci
were at opekiska for a shirt visit the
first of the week.
Mrs. Belle ReItz, of Lowesyille' il
visiting relatives here,
Miss Rebecca johnson, of Diamond
street, is nursing at Mr.. shriver's OIL
,MorgantoYn avenue. 80
Mrs. sarah Courtney is quite sick al
her home on Wilson street. {,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-20

NJ - ~ ltft - 80 =
royalty wound mn the mcuntea part Of
|tae procession and was followed by
along line Of carriages. First otthese
carriages was occupied by Alexandra,
The queen Mother her sister the Dow
agef cSarins and Prince Louise and
Princess Victoria.
Queen Mary, Queen Maud Of Nor;
way, the 'Duke Of Cornwall and his
sister Prince sMary wsre IN the sec.
cnd carriage. The succeeding four
carriages were filed with Princesses
d the British Royal family.
Then followed in carriages foreign
diplomats. The first OF these contain
ed Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, the
american Ambassador to the funeral.
NJ, Picion, the French foreign Minis.
ter and sanad Khan, the Persian rep
lresentatiye. Roosevelt wore CON
|yentional frock coat and silk hat with
a heavy band of mourning about the
hat. Jones, reicmrwanmmfsyozL Lpcs
hat. The next carriage contained
Lord strathcona, Sir G. Reid and Sir
Hall-Jones, representing Canada Aus
tralia and New Zealand resprttyely.
other carriage were filed with mem-
bers Of the royal suites. One Of these
contained ex;Ambassador Henry
lWhite, who was credited as Minister
Plenipotentiary by the American Gov.
eminent, Lieut.. Commander Reginald
In. Belknap, U. s. Naval attache at
Berlin, and Major II. Bentley Mott o,
Is. A., Military atache at Paris. The
Halter two were aides to Colonel Roose
welt. U. s. Ambassador Reid had a
1, position close to the front in the line
LOT diplomatic representatives.
Detachments of foreign regiments
followed and the procession closed
with rear guard Of fire and police
IOrigades.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-20
nc cook met at. the polIs her ml

The cook met at the polls her mis-.
tress.
Here, at all events, you've gat
nnthing on met" exclaimed the former
slangily but with dignity.
Except a hat, wrap, a silk petit
coat, and the Lord only knows what
else" retorted the latter somewnst
lartly.
+ For there are conditions whicn 10
merely political revolution can ever
LaIter.-Puek.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-20

etable Comp utld had he lpe u her, a va
I tried H and after the third bottle
waSCnfed Mrs, ALvElgA SPERI1Ne,
1468 Olybourne Ave-, Chicago, ID:
Hiyor are i'll do not drag along az
home on in your place Of emplo
until an operation IS necessary but
btiM III, tie feminine system, and re-
move the cause Of those dtstres slIlg
aches and pains by taking yuia N
Pinkham's Vegetable Comp lind, made
fromrpots and herbs. \,
For thirty years II has been the stan ".
dard remedy for femal e ills, and nag
positively restored the he alth o. thou
sands5f 0men who have been trpnblea
Jyitbsd snl n Cement iii laInInat on lls
cefation! ffbr0idl timots, ire llart ties
peflSdi pfina x K lie (, beaTitig down
Feeling iiatuleticys indigestipnl el4E
ness 81 fier40iis ptosttg ton. ithy
doHtyou trgite
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-20

3 OperaGl0nS ~ lau
already had two.
operations and
they wanted me TO
60 through a third
one i suffered dsy
and night from In.
HanlmaHo and q
small tlilnor, and
never thought Of
seeing q well day
again. a friend
told me how Lydia
r. Pink hams yeg,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-20

Wil AZ q IndlsnlaI..l y.

Miss Mary Norris, who has spelt
ne past twoyears with relatives here
|and At Burners Ridge. viii leave OH
TUESDAY Tor 6er home In indiana. SIZE
swill return t9norrow from Prunty:.
town, wher shshas spent the past few
days
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-20
Ald soeIetY.

The IIadies'3Ai Society Of the Din,
niond street y, -. h,Hchsheld q vesy
pleasant meeting last night at the
home Of MRS. Frank Wilson, on Mar
ket street. Ther was very good al
tendance. Tho next meeting Of Tie
society vii be held in two weeks at
me home 81 Mrs.. !, 7. Leech.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-20
Left This MernIne.

Mrs. Mary sample left this morning
Tor her home al Muncie. Ind. inter a
two months visit here,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-20
THIRD
OPERATION
PREVENTED !.
.ByLydia E Pinkhanl'sVeg
.etabIe Compound

Chicago, III -"I want to tell you
what lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for me. ] was SO sick
Chat two Of. the best doctors in Chicago
sail / would die If / did not have an
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
The Baby Stare.

Have you ever sat opposite in bus or train to baby. say. from one to two years old! If you have you have been compelled to notice it. And up- less you are nisanthropicai person guess you have caught yourself feel ing uncomfortable under its wide eyed scrutiny of you. l think there is no'h- ing more disconcerting than 10 be re jecred by a baby after full and open cross examination. Babies and very young children have DO humbug about them. believe they see more than grownups. 1 believe they read our characters down to the very ground While the young mother is interested to nnd that her baby Is being admired that baby is feckouing up both the mother and the admirer. and when the jerky turn of the head comes the man that has music in his soul feels small. London Scraps.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
o'BRIEN - BUNDLE

John Henry O'Brien and Miss Florence Clemo Rundie were united in marriage yesterday morning at seven o'clock at St Patrick's church. Rev. Father Muerer officiating. The wedding was attended only by the relatives and immediated friends of the bride and groom. Patrick Fitz- patrick was best man and Miss Ella Cal'aSlian was brfie's maid.
 The bride and groom left on the morning train for California where they will spend their honeymoon. MT O'Brien is connected with the office of the Copper Queen store and has been in Bisbee for a number of years. The bride grew up in Bisbee and is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Richard Bundle, who have lived in this city since tue early days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
A Life Saving Order.

Many years ago the American war ship Delaware came near foundering of the coast of Sardinia while iufting through a heavy squall during morn- ing watch. The unauthorized letting go or the fore sheet" alone saved the ship from going down with HOO souls on board. The first lieutenant after ward Commodore Thomas ". Wyman. with difficult climbing succeeded in reaching the quarterback. where. snatchlng the trumpet from the officer ip charge. his first order, given in a voice heard distinctly fore ard aft. was. Keep clear of the paint work" This command to hundreds of human beings packed in the lee scuppers like sardines in box instantly restored them 10 order and prevented a panic. they naturally feeling that If at such dime. with line of battle ship on ber beam ends. clean paint work was of paramount importance their condition could not be serious one.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
The Generous Arab.

"One day when in our wanderings we happened to camp near some roll ing country the sheik and l rode os in search of gazelles." says a traveller in Arabia. We found large herd. and, being mounted on good horses. we managed to ride them down. throwing ourselves of our horses for the shot then gailoping on again. We killed six gazelles in about an hour, and rode back to camp with enough meat for a big feast IL is tine custom that who- ever Kills game should provide feast for ali bis friends. On the occasion of these feasls noticed that there was always crowd of nangers-on waiting at the end for 8 scrap of food. half starved looking boys and ragged men. These were orphans whose parents had been killed or men whose herds had been lifted by other Arabs. and as A result they were destitute. for the iaw of the Bedoufu Is survival of the ri,Iest' sin it's strictest sense But the sheik supplied food literally. and ooiia-ed that he always looked after she poor and fed the hungry"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
ROBERTS WILL OPEN
 SALOON SATURDAY.
OLD BANK EXCHANGE TO BlOS- BEAUTY

George Roberts, who recently bought the Bank Exchange saloon of J. c. Callaghan, will open his new place tomorrow night, at which time there will be a fine luncheon served and an orchestra will render an especially selected program.
 The place has been given no par. ticular name and will be known only as George Roberts place. The sa- loon has been completely redecorated inside and out. and there is now no more tastefully decorated saloonsin the district than Roberts. The floor has been covered with Ger man block inlaid linoleum, and the bar and back bar have been en- ameled white and trimmed in blue. The box partitions have been re moved and a steam cooker has been installed. A midday hot lunch will be served every day, beginning with Sunday.
 The large cabinet of mineral spec imens, that are now on display at the Copper Queen hotel. will be moved to the saloon. this fine collec' ton being the property of Mir Rob erts.
 Roberts stated yesterday that he has purchased twenty-five barrels of eight year old Taylor whiskey and this whiskey will be the brand sold over the bar. An other wines and liquors kept ia the placo will be of as high a standard as the whiskey
 The proprietor of this saloon has resided in Bisbee for twenty-eight years and has conducted some of the most popular saloons in the city among which are the Of1icc, the Her mitage, the Anchor and for some time he was part owner in the Mare.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
LOWELL WILL ]. BE SCENE 0F
 LARGE RALLY
Democrats To Hold Open Air Meeting at That Place To- night-ConstitutionaI Con- vention Delegates Speak

All arrangements have been ocm; pleted for the eeioccratic mass meet. ing at Lowell this evening and from indications the crowd will be a record braker The meeting will be ar open air affair and will De held on the plaza. Proceeding the meet ing a band concert will be given.
 All of the constitutional convention cadidates will be present and will give their views on the platform that was adopted by the party at the recent convention at Douglas. l.. L. Wallace the committee chairman, will be in charge of the meeting.
 A large delegation of democrats from this city will be in attendance and the rally is expected to be the biggest held in Lowell in late years.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
kewIey Funeral Yesterday.

The funeral of w. H. Kewley, who met his death by an accident Tuesday in the Copper Queen mine, was held yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church, Rev. E. D. Raley officiating. The Copper Queen band played at the funeral and escorted the remains to the cemetery The bearers were Lewis Kelly, Allen Kelly William Kelly, MT. Kean, MT. Harris and Mir. Faragher all natives of the Isle of Man, the home of the deceased.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
DOUGLAS GOLF

DOUGLAS, Sept. 1.-(SpeciaD-- The announcement that the open
 ing of the golf season in Douglas is
 at hand was enough to waken the
 dormant (not dormie if you please)
 interest in the game that ranks with
 baseball in popularity in this city.
 The informant of the International that activity would revive was cor
 rect in all it's details except one, for the opening is to be holiday affair
 and occurs on Labor Day and not on
 Sunday, as was stated yesterday, this will give the players Sunday to prac- tice up bit. to get back into the swing and the follow through and to
 get a line on the puts. so that better scores will be in evidence Monday than on Sunday.
 Heretofor Douglas has played Fl Paso on Labor Day and last spring it was expected that the first of the matches in the annual competition for the Southwestern golf trophy would be played in Fl Paso on that date this year. The summer rains always put the course out of shape, so that the best practice cannot be had prior to that date and the hot weather tends to keep the players in the shade of the broad porch of the club house instead of traversing the fair greens from tee to putting green and it was decided this year to have the annual match with the Fl Paso Country club at a later date. It is believed that this enhances the chances of the Douglas twenty away from home and but little improve Shelter City golf players to bring the cup back from Fl Paso with them.
 When golf first started at the local club it was not difficult to pick the best twenty players and this was so for the first year or more, but the golGng contingent has steadily grown in numbers and improved in skill till at this time it is a difficult matter and one requiring time to select a twenty-men team, so evenly are many of the players matched, and this is what the sports and pastimes com mittee has to do before the cham pionship match for the cup is played. There is reason for every player to start in at once and get in line for making the team, since now only a very few players are actually certain of a place among the best twenty. Hence the, advance of the man behind the bunker is to get started at the very outset of the season. to start practice Sunday and to win one of
 the prizes in the Labor Day free-for- all. The rains will soon end and the players who get their eye on the ball
 at the outset are the ones who are
 going to do the best work later Tn
 the season, for there is no game
 that demands more constant prac-
 tice and attention to detail than does golf
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
Lights on Tanks.

Lights on Tanks.
 The new tanks that were installed for the city fire protection system have no light indicators and the light committee has recommended that lights be put on the gages so that it will be possible to tell the amouft of water in all of the tanks niEtt or day. The work of rearraueiIg the lighting system over town is progress ing, and will be completed in less than two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
Tucson is Interested.

Deputy Sheriff Will White return ed yesterday from Tucson where he went after Fred Martin, wanted O an embezzlement charge Deputy Will stated that there is much more inter- est manifested in Tucson over the con stitutional election than there is here. When Deputy White was in Tucson the business men were expecting that Postmaster General Hitchcock would visit the city either yesterday or to- day. and had in some instances dec orated their places of business in hon. or of his visit.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
Change in Drug Store

Change in Drug Store
 A. J. Bruce who for some time has been manager of the store of the Bisbee Drug company on Main street, leaves with lis family today for California, where MT. Bruce contem- p.ates going into the drag business immediately. lie has resided :n B.sbee. for the greater pat of the past nine yesrs and has always taken an interest in the activities Of the city. He leaves many friends here. B. D. Cooley and Oscar Doyle will have charge of the Bis Lee Drug .stn', from today on. Nr. Cooley who has been ,:e., for some time win bs the manager The new manager has plannci C number of. improvements in the store which vif; be maj, 'n the near :nrare
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
Will Have Exhibits.

Many of the copper companies throughout the territory will be re1-
 resented at the state fair at Fl Paso
 with exhibits this year. The Copper
 Queen company, of this city will have one of the biggest displays to Je shown. This company will have
 twelve distinct specimens on display. The exhibit was shipped Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02

Mrs. O. E. Brown. teacher of voice and piano. has been called east and will not return to commence her classes until October 10 All those desiring her instruction, she will be pleased to have await her return.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
Goes to cananea.

Goes to cananea.
 NJ. J. Elsing and family have gone to Cananea, where MT. Elsing has ac~ cepted the important position of chief geoligist for the Greene Cananea com pany. MT. Elsing resided in this city for some time and was employed by the Copper Queen.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
To Mend Trails.

To Mend Trails.
 Street Superintendent James Mo Donald has about completed the re- pairs on the streets made necessary by the floods and yesterday put some of tn men to work repairing the trails. After the rainy season is over the trails will all be put in first class condition
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02

company, will sail from New York on the fifth of this month, for Porto Vel ho Rio Madera in Barzil, where he has accepted responsible railroad position.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
Prisoner is Returned.

Deputy Sheriff Will White returned yesterday from Tucson with Will Mar tin in custody. Martin was arrested at Tucson on request of the local au- thorities. He is charged with falling to return a shotgun to local .oan' office after borrowing the gun. His case will be heard by Justice High this morning
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
curfew in Force.

curfew in Force.
 The curfew law was placed in force again last night with the tolling of the big bell in the city hall at nine o'clock. Marshall Watkins says the law vii be rigidly enforced.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
Teachers are Arriving.

The following teachers arrived yes terday: Mrs. Moore from San Fran cisco, Miss Townsend. Miss Cunniig 6 lam, and Professor George Krinbill from Los Angeles, Miss Wilmer tom
 Seattle, Miss Edwards from Colorado Springs, and Miss Van Horn from North Yakima
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
OW WHERE TO GET GOOD JEWELRY !?

w. H. Brophy. who was in Douglas this week, returned yesterday.
 NJ. J. Cunningham returned yester- day from Douglas.
 James s. Douglas, of Douglas, was in Bisbee yesterday.
 Otto Fetch of Lowell has gone to Hua- chuca canyon in the Huachuca mount aims for a vacation trip.
 J. w. Hartman, a shift boss for the Copper Queen. has gone to Los sngeles for his vacation.
 George Buxton, president of the bsbee Board of Trade is expected home next week from an extended visit in California.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Coleman, who returned Wednesday from Europe will leave shortly for California and may go back east.
 Mrs. G. E. Crysler and Mrs. M. Fletcher of Warren, accompanied by their children. have gone to Doug las for a visit with friends.
 City Engineer H. Jorgerson has re- turned from a trip to the Casa Grande country, where he went to survey . number of mining claims.
 Charles Jones left yesterday after noon for Nogales. from where he will go into the Sonora country to the southwest of Nogales.
 Mrs. Frank Hawkins and son Van have returned to their home in Los Angeles, after having spent month as the guests of Mrs. K. T. Lockie of School hill.
 Mrs. J. S. Williams, Jr., and chil- visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Williams Of Tombstone canyon, left this morn ing for Los Angeles where they will remain for some time.
 F. c. Hurst and family returned yesterday from California. While in Los Angeles Mir. Hurst went out to the rifle range with some of the members of the club that have been shooting telegraphic matches with the Bisbee club. He states that the Los Angeles club has an ideal range
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
May Move Sewer.

May Move Sewer.
 At the next meeting of the city council it is expected that it will be recommended by the sewer committee that the sewer drain from the Denn mine down the canyon be raised above the water course. Members of the committee have been over the ground and are in favor of making the change.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
Writes From Canada.

E. J. Everhardy, who was in the meat business here writes from Glich- en Alta, Canada. that he is getting along splendidly in his present To cation, but that it is very cold there and already there has been heavy frost
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
Injured at 1rioqa

Injured at 6ri9Q&
 James Davis was injured at the Briggs mine Wednesday. His ankle was broken and he was taken home where he will be confined for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
Moved Yesterday.

Moved Yesterday.
 Dr. Herenden of the c. & A. med ical stan moved into the Elsing res idence on Quality hill yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02

Stewart Grant returned yesterday from h.s trip to Novo Scotia.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02

Sheriff Coming Home.
 Sheriff Jack White, who has been in California. will return to Tombstone today
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
Wl,J HoId cowrt.

Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan of the dis tric. court has announced that he will hold short session of coart in Tomb stone today to take up anI dispose of some unfinished business,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-02
BONDS LIVER PILLS

are made especially for Billiousness,
 Constipation Headaches. Torpid Liver. One at bedtime is the dose. Try them. All druggists. 2s cents.