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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
FOUND GUILTY.
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P1TTSBURG, May 25.-Cashier
Chas. +, Mullen, accused Of misappiy.
ing funds of the Farmers and Mer-
chants National Bank at Mt. Pleasant,
and E. H. steinman, accused Of aiding
Mullin we're found guilty by the Fed
eral District Court today. They were
accused of loaning $4,000 on pants
on which values we're inflated.
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CONCRETE work

FOR Cement walks. Steps Wall, Re.
intorced Floors, curbs and Cellars, get
ISAAC TERRELL. All work first
Glass and guaranteed. q
Telephones Cons. 225!W;; Bel 3,
az Residences 625 spring ST.
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lconIlAall irori Pl1. ones
Who Win be our gllcst-2
could We would be accused OF 5
tory manner who are to be our
of Fairmont and Marion count,
deciaion as to who these FORUM
mammcih Voting Contest y Deter
mine
WIN tosday issue the West Viz
|ginfah ii ilangtfatlng q mammoth
voting leonte moi popalafity eli
beauty cont but competitive
voting contest ii which eysty one Il
asked, % take d part. legitimate g
voting contest ID which the peraonai
EFFORTS bf those entered ~ con-
testants and their friends will deter
mine their success.
For general scope and extreme
elaborateness this offer finds no
parallel,in the history 81 mod etii
Journalism. outside Of the larger
metropolitan centers, and there II ex.
ery reason to believe that by the time
the contest is well, under gayit wi
have arrested the attention and IN.
terest Of THIS entire section Of the
State.
VINO NAV Be Guest and How.
Every white woman over sixIaen,
and living within the territory pre-.
scribed by the West virginian, who Is
Of good character, is eligible to com;
pete for and win membership in the
tour.
The territory of the West Vlrginian
has been divided into equal districts
and the woman residing in each dis.
trict who receives the largest number,
Of votes from her district will be
awarded membership in the tour.
How to Nominate a Friend for Mem
bershlp.
In order to be candidate It is not
necessary that you be a subscriber
to the West virginian. All that is
necessary is to clip out the nominal
ton ballot appearing on this page, i'll
1t out and bring, mail or sendlt to the
contest manager of the West Virgin
ian. IL you desire to nominate a
friend, all in her name and address
and send IT in with your name signed
to It. Remember your name VIII not
be published and will not be MENTION
ed in any way.
How to Vote and Win,
The bal1oting will be by means Of
coupons clipped from each issue of
the daily west vlrginian, andby GER
iflcates issued upon payment for a
subscription to the Daily West Wiz,
gilman from either old or new sub.
scribers.
1t Is to be remembered that this
contest will be self-supportlng and
that those who vote to decide the
winners Of the tours will not pay
anything for the privilege. The bal
loting Is free to every one and all
that Is necessary is to clip the cou-
potis from the papers or to make an
advance payment upon substitution
at its regular rate. Every payment
OF one dollar or more entities you to
specified number OF votes for a can
didate to secure a membership in the
tour.
No Restrictions.
No restrictions are placed upon the
number Of votes any person may cast
for the candidates and the candidates
for votes. A person living in one dis
trict is not restricted to vote for can
didates In that district, but may vote
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Missionary Society.

The Junior Home Missionary snci-
ETY. held a very enjoyable meeting
yesterday afternoon at the First NJ. =.
Church,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
New Daughter.

A daughter was born recently to
Rev. and Mrs. G. W, Bent, Of King
wood.
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To.morrow's Games.
Fairmont at Warrington.
Clarksburg ut Grafton.
Standing Of the Clubs,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays results.

Cleveland 8; Boston A.
Detroit 2; Warrington o.
st. Louis 6; Philadelphia I.
Chicago 5; New York g..
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HUGH R. oNEY
Successor to j. F. staley.

Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer Of
TInware, Roofing and Spout
Ing a Specially.
Having purchased the business OF
j. F. staley and having had 20 years
Of experience / am prepared 70 do all
kinds Of business in this line. Your
patronage solicited. Satisfaction guar.
anteed. Give me trial.
II. r. oNEY,
jackson ST, under Opera e. House:
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No Restrictions.

No restrictions are placed upon the
number Of votes any person may cast
for the candidates and the candidates
for votes. A person living in one dis
trict is not restricted to vote for can
didates in that district, but may vote
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25

EsrPIpTTVE OF AR
POINTS AND SIGHTS 10 BE
TTTo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
Monday. August IN london
'Tuestiay August iii Isondon

q y s1 n ~ 7'E
Nedilesdag, August Law press VII
iiia 81 tufcsaue Midland Railway for Elm
birgA Through scenes sp spassioe rustic
beauty aTttt rich III histaricii acialions,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday,s results.

Philadelphia 0 Chicago 9.
Brooklyn 9; stLouis o.
Boston 8; Cincinnati o.
Plttsburg-NeW York Rain.
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Canada

Friday. July Is. Arrive III Montreal, stop
at one Of principal hotels and
spend The day in sightseeing, including q
visit TO the shrine Of st. Anne DeBeaupre
Saturday,Ju 16 Sail from Montreal fy
Allan Line steamship, Lake Erie. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
FH-arlCe

"Wednesday, July "a. Due to arrive ut
1Tarve, the principal seaport of France,
where 4 beautiful sight will be unfolded to
the vision the fair tourists, as they will be-
hold the flags of all nations in the immense
harbor and boats loading and unloading to
and from nearly every port in the worl,ll.
Proceed by rail to Paris.
Thursday, July 2sIn Paris. Carriages
will be provided for visiting the principal IN
teresting places and objectsin and around tile
city, the 1nyalides, the Tomb of Napoleon !.
the Palace Of the Louvre the Cathedral of
Notre Dame, the Bouleyards, the worlds "a
nous Grand Opera House. Eiffel Tower, The
famous art galleries, Place de Ia Concorle,
the Bolirse etc. Excursionsby rail to tile Pal
ace and Gardens Of Versailles.
Friday, July 29-Tn Paris
SattirtlayJuly 30.--1n Paris. Depart Satnr-
Jay evening via Dieppe and Newhayen for
London.
u. n r.
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washington ...:.,,. 3. - Is .5ia
Chicago ......... is $40
st, Louis ............ 9 q i2 lS
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10 wing rut NA'AtAtF = way ~
e nests we have decided to put %
Readers and nonIeaders alike
Ut E young women will be,
for any candidate.
Abssiute Fairness VIII Prevail.
Thes west yitginian heFeby giiatsri-
tee ttat absolute faiFness VIII Ste,
van alfon ilont the contest and that
every woman. entered As q eafdidatai
rich 81 poor win have tie same op1
porttnity. No fayorites Will be play
led except 3by tie friends ot,the iiifer-
Tent contest ants, and no lottery meth
DDS VIM be allowed.
Full Information cheerflllyFurnished,
Fun details of the contest, rules
and conditions which viii govern time
Of contest. schedule otiyotes etc. are
given III this issue. we have also II
sued an attractive pamphlet contain;
ing many Illustrations which Will be
furnished upon application or mailed
to any address without cost,
Clip the Ballot.
An early start is important for sue
cess In any enterprise, and especially
in a voting contest. Clip out the nom
nation ballot, which is good for 1000
votes Fill It out and send it In to-
day. II you would do more, make a
payment upon your subscription and
start your favorite with nice big
vote. Clip the coupons each day as
they are OF great value. For the first
ten days they will count for ten votes
each. After the first ten days their
value will be reduced one-half until
the ending of the first period of the
contest. Az
There is perhaps no woman in the
country who, studying as pupil in
the schools, or who, more matured,
reading the history or dreaming Of
theStales Of kings and wars and
.feddal castles. has not lOnged sin
cefeiy TO make a trip to these lands
III romance and ruins, OF love and
legend and Of a civilization older than
our own.
Through the enterprise Of the West
virginian the dreams Of lifetime
may be realized, and Mary, queen Of
scots, Henry Will, Marie Antoinette,
Napoleon, Richelieu and other cele-
brities will become more real from
having seen their homes the towns,
and streets they loved, and their
tombs. Castles. churches cathedrals,
works Of art-the greatest work Of
man and nature, will both be seen and
enjoyed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
Detroit at Washington,
ST. Louis at Philadelphia,
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago ut New York.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
ID ally Itifle -ary

Thursday July Leave Falrmont, yla.
,R: and o! Railroad for Montreal laHada Il;
observation chair and dining car service
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
standing of the Clubs.
WEST va. STATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Rain.

Today's Games.
Grafton at FaIrmont.
Clarksburg at Warrington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
TheL and Of the Free

lIonday. August Is. due to arrive IL 3 oF-
s5ton. Il Boston visits will be made tc 3pnlef
SIIjll, Faneiil HallSand other points of histori.
zeal interest
Tuesday, August 16.-=Tn Boston.
KS Leaving Boston, where they vii s1e caieis
tanned at of the city 4 leading hotels the
tourists wltake one of the Fall River 'epin
crs for q moonlight ride to New aad will
take supper on the boat,
Arriving in New York, they vii hEeali INST
Mt a leading hotel and win be ta Rel
seeing uptown before depatt for hUiac
Home, Swell Home
wednesday, August Due iTiise in
Fairmont, the best and most loved citsill He
entire Itinerary.
d ARfes m A iT.TFETTME l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25
In England

Sunday, july 81. In London Carriages
will be provided on one day for visiting the
many pointsof interest, including the Houses
Of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, st. Paul
Cathedral, British Museum, National Gallery,
Tower Of London, the Palace and the Parks,
Thames Embankment and other points Of in
aterest III and around the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-25

Who win be our gllcst.q
could we would be accused OF 5
tory manner who are to be our
Of Fairmont and Marion count,
dsciMon as to who these fortun
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-07-14
Clerks Sale.

Under and by virtue of decree Of
the court OF common pleas for the coun-
ty of Williamsburg, made by Judge r
W Memminger, presiding al the sum-
mer term, 1910, of said court, in a GER
tain cause therein pending entitled E B
RhoduS, executor Of the last vii AM!
testament of w L Rhpdus, deceased,
plaintiff, Versus John Fields. defend
ant, and dated the 23rd day Of June,
1910. will offer for sale at public out
cry before the court house door In tie
Gown of KingStree, South 'arolina, be-
tween the legal hours Of sale on Mon
day the 1st day of August. A u 1910.
the following described real estate: A y
that certain piece, parcel or tract of
land lying. being aud situate in the
county IF WILLIAMSBURG State Of South
Carolina, containing thirty acres,
bounded on the North by lands of n A
LeSesne and D q Martin; East by lands
of w NJ O'Dryan; south by lands of W
NJ O'Bryan and of R M Gamble and
West by lands of D 2 Martin, the same
being tract Of land conveyed to me
(John Fields) by N A Lesesne, Eebrus :
ry s. 1906.
Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser o
pay for papers
If the purchaser or purchasers fail to
comply forthwith, the property will bt
again offered tor sale at his or their risk
on the same or some subsequent sales
day. H 0 BRIrToN,
7-14-St Clerk Williamsburg county.
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DELIGHTFUL Social Function.

Lake City, July ia very de-
lightful affair of last week was an
informal party on Thursday evening,
\ given by Mis- Addie Rollins in honor
of her guests, Misses Anna Belle and
Elizabeth Pitman Of Carlisle, S G.
The porches were lighted with Jap
anese lanterns and the guests were
entertained there during the even
ing.
Numerous games were played, the
chief of which consisted in guessing
the names of different flowers. The
prize-a beautiful basket of fruit
was awarded to Miss Ruth Williams
and Mr. Anthony Ridley, after which
delicious ice cream and cake was
served and the guests departed, each
feeling deeply indebted to the charm
ing hostess for very delightful
'evening.
Those present were: Misses Mayme
Green, Jack Rogers, Elizabeth and
Anna Belle Pitman, Annie Howle,
Ruth Williams, Eva North, Delmotte
Floyd, Mrs Haselton; Messrs Lide
Carter, Anthony Ridley, DR. Weaver,
DIR Brown, John o Green, w W
Singletary, Charlie Green, Mr. Hasel-
ton. DIR G C Rogers, Ashton Will
liams, j L Richardson and John Rol-
l;ns GUEST.
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SCRANTON SKETCHES.
Death of Mr. S N Welch.-PerSOnal
and Local Items.

Scranton, July l2:-Mrs Nettle
Lee and Miss Addie Cannon visited
Florence Monday.
Drs w S Lynch and c H Pate at
tended the meeting of Elks at Flor
ence Monday evening.
MrG C Cusaac is having his new
dwelling house on Church street
painted, which very much improves
its appearance.
Mr-Patrick of St George spent
several days in Scranton last week
visiting his brother, Rev W T Pat
rick.
DR. CT Williams, secretary of the
State board of health, spent Sunday
in Scranton.
Miss Minnie Byrd of Trilby is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs z 5 Wall.
Mrs Leila Stevenson of Hartsville
visited relatives in Scranton last
week.
DR. Eugene Whitlock is now To-
Gated at Alauchua, Florida.
Mrs NJ L Gasque and children are
visiting at Rev S S Gasque's, near
Moore's x Roads.
MIR S N Welch died Sunday morn
ing of typhoid fever. He was about
80 years of age and had been mar
ried only few months. The remains
were inferred in the Methodist cem-
etery Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Olin Welch of Kingstree spent
several days in Scranton last week
with his brother, the late S N
Welch. w &c
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Notice..

Candidates for the General Assembly
and for county offices shall file with the
chairman Of the county executive com
mittee pledge in writing to abide by
the results of the primary and to sup
port the nominees thereof. No vote for
any candidate who has not filed this
pledge and paid his assessment shall be
counted. This pledge must be filed and
the assessment paid to the treasurer
not later than Monday, August Is, at
IL o'clock noon.
In addition to the above pledge the
pledge required by act Of the General
Assembly as to spending money or
using whiskey to influence his election
must be filed by each candidate with
the Clerk of Court before he shall enter
upon his campaign. Forms for these
two pledges and for expense accounts
may be obtained by applying to the
secretary personally or by nail. If By
mail enclose two cent stamp.
P H SToLL, Chairman.
C W WOLFE,
Sec'ty & Treas. 6-30-4t
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Notice to Candidates.

BY order If the county executive
committee notice is hereby given that
the following assessments have been
imposed upon the candidates for the
several offices in the ensuing primary
election, to wit:
State Senate $40: House of Repre-.
sentatives SIS; Auditor $50; Road En-
gineer $25; Treasurer $40; Superinten-
dent Of Education SIS.
1t was agreed upon to request each
candidate for Congress in the Sixth dis
trict for contribution Of $40 for cam
paign expenses.
1t was moved and ordered that can
didates without opposition in the pri-
maries be required to pay double the
assessments above named.
PHI SToLL, Chairman.
CIV WOLFE, Sec'ty. 6-SO-3t
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Tax Land Sale.

BY virtue of an execution to me di-
rected | have levied upon and will sell
for cash for taxes on the first Monday in
August next, being the first day of the
month. before the court house door in
KingStree. S c, the following described
lands, to wit:
4s acres in Mouzon township belong
ing to the estate OF r s Burgess and
bounded as follows: On the North by
lands of R A Woods; on the East by
lands of the Atlantic Coast Lumber
Corporation; on the South by lands OF
W S Evans; on the West by lands of R
A Woods.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
GEORGE J GRAHAM,
7-14-3t S w Z
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See How Many You Can Spell.

The young men who took the
Clemson College examination were
given forty words to spell that were
summers, one of the applicants re-
marking that he didn't believe there
were any such words in the diction-
ary. If you think you are good
speller get some one who can pro-
nounce the hard ones to call them
out and see how quickly the conceit
will be taken out of you. Following
is the list:
Ascetic, acetic, arabesque, aesthet-
,ic, cemetery, centenary, correspond
ent, ,creolin, dilatory, drastic, etymol-
ogy, ecstatic, extant, erring, fratri-
eide, feuds, fetish, fiscal, gyroscope,
glacial, horticultural, hymnal, hy-
giene, hypnotist, horizontal, iodine,
iridescent, irritable, lymphatic, lynx,
laryngitis, mnemonic, myrmidon,
meningitis, numismatics, neurosis,
pyramid, physics, rheumatism, syco-
phant.
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Statement Of the Condition OF the
PEOPLES Bank OF Scranton,
LOCATED AT
Scranton, S. c.
At the close of business June 30, 1910.
Resources

hGOUuI IGO
+ oans and Discounts ...S 1924 "a
Oyerdrafts. 50 43
Furniture and Fixtures " 33 50
Due from Banks and Bankers 14,30l 81
Currency. $40 90
Gold so 90
Silver and other Coin. . 1lS II
Checks and Cash Items, 900. 13 90
Total, Observation-Disclosures. .S22, 404 SO
Liabilities
Capital Stock Paid ln,. 1873 so
Undivided Profits. less Cur
rent Expenses and Taxes Pd. 232 79
Due to Banks and Bankers, 50 70
Individual Deposits Subject
to Check, k,.................. 1915 05
Savings Deposits. ........ 2,190 26
Cashiers Checks .......,... l OO
Total, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S22, ,404 35
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Citation Notice.
STATE OFSOCTH CAROLINA,
COIJNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG.

COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG,
BY P NJ Brockibton, Esq, Probate
Judge.
Whereas, J E Richburg made suit to
me to grant him letters of administra-
ton Of the estate of and effects of Z M
Richburg,
These are therefore to cite and admon.
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said c M Richburg, de.
ceased, that they be and appear before
me in the Court of Probate 10 be held
at Kingstree, S C, on the 23rd day of
July next after publication thereof, at
II O'Clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
July, Ammo Domini, 1910.
Published oh the 18th day of July,
1910, in The County Record.
Pm BRocKINToN,
7-14-3t Probate Judge.
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BASEBALL IN JAPAN.
Tie American Game Described
I'm Native Newspaper.

IN NatlVe newspaper.
Charlie Rentz, Jr, of Bamberg,
who has scores of friends in this city,
has been playing ball away out in
Japan. He was once pitcher for Or
a1geburg and was good man in the
box. He is now on U S battleshiI
which is stationed in the waters OF
Japan.
In letter to the Bamberg Herald,
Charlie tells of a game played with a
japanese college team, in which ne
was the pitcher for the Americans.
lie encloses clipping from a Japan
ese newspaper, which is interesting
reading, showing how much the Jap
anese reporter knows about baseball.
The newspaper clipping, translated
from the japanese, is as follows:
At 3:2O p m in the 3Oth of Apri
baseball game was held at the Tf
zuka grounds between the America
ship, New Orleans" and the Vase
da University champions.
The Americans umpire was Mr. B
! O Kennedy and the Waseda' S was Mr.
Kono.
First, secc1d and third innings,
neither side made any runs.
Fourth, Waseda's Mr. Oh and Mr.
Matsuda got home all right, but Mr.
Ogawa and Mr. Fukahori were put
out between the bases.
Fifth, this inning was the same as
first, second and third.
Sixth. the first three Americans
got their bases by their excellent
playing; the Waseda's were confused
and owing to the confusion Mr. Rentz
got home by an error of Waseda's S
pitcher and Mr. Weber also got home
after him.
Seventh, on the American side, Mr.
Dybro and Mr. Ashcroft both got
home, and Waseda got no runs.
Eighth, Waseda made no runs, but
just here trouble arose between the
two teams, because Mr. Iseda, who
was running at this time, when he
was running for third base, was call
ei out, which he had made by good
hit from his bat. His ball got among
the lookers-on and Waseda said it
was all right, because by the ground
rule, when ball was hit into the
crowd of lookers-on, the batter was
entitled to third base, but the Amer
leans insisted that he was out, and
Sd Waseda conceded it.
Ninth, Waseda's MIR Oh got home
and MIR Matsuda also tried to get
home, but he was put out by the
American pitcher.
During this inning there was
trouble again, this time about Mr.
! Matsuda being put out, but as the
umpires and the captains did not
make any concession, but each insist
ing on their own opinion, the game
was reverted back to the eighth in
ming with the score 4 to 2 in favor OF
the Americans, as they had Il e outs.
I-Oraagebury San.
uo,,,Jo 49,, CO.. n ,,,f9 INV onfiro
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Administrative Notice

All persons owing the estate of Hen
ry E Kennedy, deceased, are requested
90 make payment to me, and those hold
ing claims against said estate are re-
quested to present the same, duly at
| tested, to LULAC KENNEDY,
Administrative,
6-23-4t Eulonia, 8 c