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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-12-08

Buy your Xmas presents now from
the Botkin- H armon Drug Co, while
their stock is complete,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-12-08

force de WELLER, ct de voir passer
les couleu1s. LIE grain de letotfe
lime les yeux.
La p%orteuse de pain a reprls;
ST vous pouviez la faire en-
voyer dams lie midi, on dams une
maison Oh on la soignerait mieux
que chez nous?
Et, CONNIE la malade faisait 81
gne que non, 6tant de celles qui Sc
sentent trop bless6s, qui ne croient
plus aux remedies, Henriette s'e-
talent mise a genoux pour etre
plus pres dele, ct ellie a parle 81
doucement, 81 bien, que la petite
a fni par dire:
Les trois jeunes files 6taient ser
rees Tune contre Iautre. Leurs
visages qui Sc ressemblaient 81
peu, avaient la fraternit6 chairman
te du meme sentiment
Et ainsi de suite, d'arbre en- ar
bre, Henriette allait, faisant ses
visites, Ce n'6tait pas settlement
DIES malades ct DIES pauvres qu'elle
rencontrait. II y await des demi-
riches, c'est-a-dire DIES gems qui vi
vent de leur travail sans avoir
peur den manquer; ct aussi DIES
bien portants, des vaillants, DIES
m6nageres qui avaient dix enfants
ct de la patience pour douze anx
moins, des gamins rouges CONNIE
des brugnons, ct des jeunes files
don't lie rire, par moments, sen vo-
lait sur la Loire avec lie bruit des
cloches. Mais ellie s'arretait plus
longtemps aupres de ceux quli
~soufraient. On la d6sirait; on la
regrettait; une b6n6diction s'6le-
Wait vers ellie de cette foule. Hen
riette Sc sentait tout envelope.
Quelle autre que vous s'est pen
che sur la misere de ceux,ci Les
VOLTA plus forts; les VOLTA meiL.eurs.
Une grace est en- vous qui adoucit
la peine. Versez-la sur les aban-
donn6s. Soyez celle dui laisse
apres ellie CONNIE I'm 6tonnement
d'etre heureux. Mademoiselle
Henriette, Temperance est malade
en- ce monde.
Ellie marchait dams une joie L.
gAre. Ellie remontait la partie de
favenue qui touche r6glise, lors-
que devant ellie, Etienne deboucha
dune rue voisine. Pressure en-
meme temps lis s'apercurent Fun
ct l'autre. Henriette changea
q peine depression. MATS ellie
s'arreta au milieu de la chauss6e,
ct ellie lie regardait s'approcher.
Lui, dams sa veste noire, q bou-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-12-08

Wait a leil'', ct les punitions pleu-
vaient d6ja, les unes %justi6ees, les
autres s'ajoutant par surcroit, a
cause du facheux renom d'Antoine
Madiot qui payait pour d'autres.
LIE We'll Eloi await honte. Et
quand lie premier janvier vint, il
n'osa plus aller a la prairie de
Mauves, &c quill faisait depuis de
81 tongues ann6es.
II redoutait d'enten1re encore:
&c fut lie grand Etienne qui
vint quelques jours plus tard, un
dimanche que lie soleil 6tait doux:
Et il ne cherchait pas Poncle; il
cherchoit Henr1ette.
XIV
Henriette 6tait sorfie. C'6tait
lapres-midi. A travers les bru-
mes transparentes, on voyait lie
ciel bleu pale. Les pavillons des
bateaux de la Loire ne remuaient
pas. On ne %sentait, dams l'atmos-
phere, que lie movement 6gal DIES
grandes couches d'air frais qui
descendaient touch6.
Aussi, les gems du quarter, les
femmes surtout ct les enfants,
6taient mont6s sur l'esplanade de
r6glise Ste-Anne, Tongue place
plant6e, que termine au sud brus-
quement, l'escalier monumental q
deux branches, qui tombe JUS
qu'aux quais de la Loire. lis
6taient Ia chez eux, toute l'annee;
car les riches ny viennent gu3re,
ct les voitures ne t%raversent pas
l'avenue une fois par jour.
La ti6deur de Fair bie%nfaisante
await mis- dehors meme les malades
les vieux ct les nouveau-n6s.
Marcel Esnault await etc train6e
sur la butte dams sa voiture din
6rme, ct, par tout son visage que
relevait l'escalier aspirait la lumie-
re vivifante, don't c'6tait une DIES
bien rares fetes. Les cloches
sonnaient pour les vepres.
Une habitude ancienne assem-
blait en- petits groupes, invariable-
ment les memes, tous ceux qui de-
passait la quinzieme aimee. Cha
que arbre await ses familiers, assis
en- rond sur DIES chaises apportees
de la maison, On tricotait, on
causait, on ne faisait rien, les
mains sur lie tablier gu dams les
poches. De temps en- temps, une
mere jetait un regard sur les en-
fants qui jouaient par bandes, le
long des murs; ellie reconnaissait
les stems les comptait, ct reprenait
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-12-08

vetue dune robe noire qui ma
plus d'age; ct une petite file, troI
pale ct trop s6rieuse, raieul, la me
re ct l'enfant. Henriette, qui salt
lie pass6, ct de quelle esperance
toujours d6cue ces trois pauvres
sont nantes, demande:
-Vous n'avez rien de nouveau
madame L%usignan?
LIE grand-pere r6pond lie pre-
mier:
Mon, mademoiselle Henriette
les bibliotheques DIES chem'ns &c
fer c'est commes les chooses qu'on
promet AK enfants pour avoir la
paix, ct qu'on ne dome pas
Pourtant Ernestine y a drolt
Son mari est mort d'accident, pour
lie service.
La petite femme bruno reprend
vivement:
NJ sans doute, papa. Per-
some ne pretend lie c%ontraire'
C'est ce que tn ne veux pas COM
prendre. Les Inspectors ont tous
reconnu quill 6tait mort d'acci-
dent. Malheureusement, il ma
pas etc tue sur lie coup, ct alors la
compagnie en- fait passer d'autres
avant moi.
Ellie regarde So file:
Eft c'est bien long d'attendre
Ellie regarde Henriette:
IL faudrait DIES projections,
DIES hautes.
Henriette a bien cause I'm quart
d'heure avec la femme qui attend
une bibliotheque, ct, CONNIE ellie
conna15 une richie, ellie esp@re Fin
t6resser dams l'affaire 81 diticile,
oui est tout lavenir DIES trois etres
ct toute leur conversation.
-Mademoiselle He%nriette?
Cette fois, c'est une voix fraf,he
qui a parl6, une portense de pain,
en- tailIe claire malgr6 la saison,
Ellie tient, appuy6 contre sa poi
trine, la t6te de sa soeur Jeune, une
creature bien frele, an6mi6e, mala-
de qui est ouvriere dams une mai
son de couture.
-N'est-ce pas mademoiselle
Henriette qu'elle tort de ne pas
METRE un v6sicatoire?
Les l4vres blanches de la coutu-
ri4re ont r6pondu:
II ny a plus de place pour en-
METRE. Et puts j'ai NAL partout,
surtout aux yeux. Connaissez-
vous cette douleur-la mademoiselle
Henriette, sous les paupieres COM
me des charbons?
-Oui, quelquefois je TAI cue, q
Isl .a-As+z..E
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-12-08

Ellie parle q ceux-cl vlendra-t-
ellie a nous?
Ellie altait a tous, ct ceux qu'elle
quittait la suivaient aussi du re-
gard, CONNIE une joie perdue.
Sous lie premier arbre, il y a un
groupe nombr6ux: Marcelle Es-
nault, I'infrme, la mere ct quatre
Bretonnes, femmes de carriers.
Persoune ma de sang. Les che
veux, mel6s ct nous, ressemblent
d du lin battu.
-Figurez-vous, madame Esnault
que cette petite Marcelle a pr@ten-
du rautre Jour, que j'allais me ma
rier, ct ellie en- %pleurait! Je pense
que tn est consolee. mon annie
Marcelle?
En- parlant, Henriette c~aressait
lie visage de lenfant, immobile
dams la charrette aux rones plelnes.
Les quatre femmes ont dit tune
apr6s l'autre:
Ne vous mariez pas! Ne
vous mariez pas!
La mere a parl6 la derniere:
-Mariez-vous 81 vous trouvez,
parce que vous vieillierez.
L'infrme ma rien dit. Son ami
tie 6tait CONNIE ses souffrances,
qu'elle ne disait que tout has.
I'm peu plus loin, sont assis
trois autres=amis d'Henriette, trois
habitu6s de la place: un We'll hom-
me en- blouse, aveugle; une femme
encore :jjulie, bruno, proprement
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-12-08
-AimeZ-mOi!

-AlmeZ-mOl!
"Mais je prierai madame Lena
RE de s'informer. Ellie ira, ellie
me dira 81 lie puts y aller a mon
tour, puisque jai etc repouss6e.
C'6tait la honte qui me chassait.
A present, 81 la %pauvret6 me rap
pelle, CONNIE j'ouvrirai les bras
largement, joyeusement! Cette
joie de Sc pencher, ct d'attirer q
sol, je men sails pas de pareille!
Antoine me Ia refus6e, Marie men
a vite priv6e.
"Que de chooses Sc succedent au-
tour de moi, qui m'enlevent la pre-
occupation de moi-m6me! Mon
oncle, m'inquiete aussi. Je lie
trouve, pour la premiere fois rem
ferm6. II dot avoir bien du NAL
a me cacher ce quill a. Je ne lui
croyais pas de secrets pour moi. ct
Je sens quill en- a un, maintenant
La maison est plus sombre. J'ai
de la peine a roster celle qu'on
nommait la gale Henriette.
"Mieux vault, de toute facon.
penser aux autres. L'id6e NEST
venue de compl6ter les litanies
que je trouve dams les livres.
C'est facile. Moi je dis:
"Seigneur, ayez piti6 des meres
don't les enfants souffrent;
Ayez piti6 de ceux qui ont lie
gont de la justice, ct qui ne
croient pas en- vous;
"Ayez piti6 de celles qui sentent
grandir l'usure de leur jeunesse;
Ayez pitie DIES jeunes files qui
abandonment;
"Ayez piti6 de ceux qui aiment
ct qu'on ne peut Amer;
"Ayez piti6 des fables que vous
appelez tout bas."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-12-08
Fe~uiIIcton de l'Echo de l'Ouest
De P9W6@
@Q|n. Anne A INN

DE-Nous enverrons gratultement les
numeros d"ia parus de ce feuii-
Teton a tout nouvel abonn6 qui en- fera
la demande.
Ellie r6pondit CONNIE lie font
tant de pauvresses, par un regard
de douleur soumise, un frisson de
tout l'etre, ct ellie Sc NIT a lie sui
vre, laissant trainer, cette fois, sa
robe sur les tombes. La femme
qui ~ratissait, crut qu'ils venaient
de pleurer sur quelque mort q pei
ne enfoui, de ceux don't on Sc SOU
Went encore,
Ills n'avaient pleur6 que u eux-
memes.
Du cahier gris:-Mon frere est
parti sans me dire adieu. L'oncle
Madiot est retire furieux contre
lui. que je mai pas pu lie calmer.
Sill m'avait racont6 la discussion
quill a cue, j'aurais peut-etre
mieux r6ussi. Mais il s'est borne
d me dire:
-Henriette, je ne veux plus que
tn lui donnes de l'argent; je ne
veux plus que tn lie votes!
"Je ne sails pas 81 je serai bien
fdele q ma defense, En- somme,
je suis ra1n6e, ct notre mere est
morte ct je suis premiere. Ca me
fait trois devoirs quand il a tout
d6pense.
"Lui-meme mon oncle Eloi, est
allie ce matin, voir les Loutrel. II
para1s qu'Etienne a pour un ami
un sergent du regiment de la Ro-
che-sur-Y on, ct, par lui, mon oncle
aura DIES nouvelles d'Antoine.
Zee qui me fait lie plus piti6,
c'est Marie. La VOLTA seule, avec
la mis4re revenue, ct j'en suis snre
lie remords en- plus. ST je savais
qu'elle vouldt me recevoir! J'ai
encore sur Ia joue son baiser du
jour de Mauves quand ellie me d.
sait:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-12-08

latitude premiere. Toute la mi
sere Sc chauffait. Toutes les poi
trines lasses %ouvraient leurs caver-
mes a la mar6e d6licieuse hiverna-
lie. Henriette, une habitu6e aussi,
mails une passante, allait de grou-
pc en- groupe, saluer ses amis.
Ellie 6tait la seule qui e1t Fair d'u-
ne richie, ct ellie ne l'6tait pas
dams ces rassemblements qui, de
loin, faisaient foule, ct Oh l'on ne
voyait que DIES tables de percale,
des tabliers sur DIES jupes noires
on a raures, des chignons fortilles
au-dessus de tempes d%6garnies,
DIES jaquettes de toutes SEASONS, ct
DIES casquettes aoreilles des vieux
compagnons du vent de Loire.
Ellie Sc penchait pour questionner
ellie Sc cambrait pour 6couter, fine
Tongue, soiff6e dun tout petit feu-
ire noir sur sa chevelure dor, ct Sc
ploilant, pour tous ces BONES
gems assis, dams la lumiere laiteuse
qui emplissait l'horizon. Les
groupes voisins la regardaient
dun cell ialoux:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-12-08

D6s la fin de d6cembre, les nou-
velles d'Antoine, que l'oncle appe-
]a;t par Etienne @taient mauvaises
Reputation de mauvaise tote, de
querelleur. A la caserne, ION Ia
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-12-08

Faites faire vos invita-
tions de marriage aux ate
Tiers de l'ECHO.
Files seront bien faites
ct ne couteront pas cher.
Prix soumis par la NAL
lie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-12-08

Ca pale d'annoncer dams pEcHo
DE L'OUEsT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
YPCRS()lA[..Sz
~ PEOPLE ~
Us THEY GONE AND co

Miss Esta Crowl is t he guest Of
friends and relatives at Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Simon have re.
turned from a visit to Webster Springs
Miss Gertrude stlckleberg Of Cof-
eyvflle, Kansas is the guest .of her
uncle. Mr.. Michael Ford on Fairmont
avenue. II
Mrs. Emma Abbott and son. Mr..
Webb Abbott of Baltimore, Md. are
guests OF the formers SON Mr.. 3. w.
Abbott on Madisohsstreet.i ogen f
Miss Iva Mortified Of clarksburg
spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Anna Regina Murphy; Wild
Is connected with the editorial staff
Of the Falrmont Times, was a vel
come visitor at the Sentinel Office
this morning. Miss Murphy was on
her way to White Sulphur Springs tq
attend the Bar Association meeting
and report 1t for her own and other
state papers.-Graiton Sentinel.
Mrs. Jennie CARNEY, OF Morgantown
Is the giiest of Mr.. and Mrs. w, A
Crowl of Locust avenue. Mrs. Cair
ney is on her way home having visited
relatives at Weston and Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N, Showalter AMI
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Showalter have
gone to White Sulphur Springs II
their touring car where they will at
tend the conventions of the State
Bankers and the Bar Associations.
Mrs. Frank c. Fisher and little
daughter, Miss Cora Elizabeth, return
ed Sunday from Petersburg, where
they had spent the past few months
Mrs. Fisher who underwent treatment
while there is considerably improved
Frank NJ, Fisher went to Parkers
burg Sunday and accompanied hi
mother home.
Mrs. c. w. Lynch, Of Clarksburg, y
ihe guest. OF her sister, Mrs. 3. F
Ramage, on Locust avenue.
Miss Emma Baker of Pittsburg
spent Sunday here the guest of Mrs
ID. p. Fitch and Miss Elizabeth Hay
mOnd.
Attorney NJ. M. Nicely is spending
few days in Dodridge county this weel
on business.
Mr.land Mrs. Jesse Wolfe and little
son spent Sunday here as the guests
of Mrs. Wolfe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John N. Tregellas on washington
street, returning to Fairmont today
Grafton Sentinel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
MINE BOSS is INJURED.
From a Fall of Slate While Showing
Some Visitors Through
the Mine.

While showing some. visitors
through the Pinnlcknnlck, Thomas
POllick, mine boss, wqs struck in the
face by fall of slate, He was badly
cut about the nose and chin.
Mr. Pollok noticed something
wrong in the roof of one of the rooms.
which had lately. been dug out and
started to investigate, He tapped 1t
lightly with a pick and was looking
to see the results Of his work. With.
out the least warning the slate came
down, Mr.. Pollok staggered as
though he would fall but caught him
self. Blood flowed, from the wounds
profusely. Holding handkerchief
tightly against his nose he started
out OF the mine. Though he was in
agony from the pain Of his wounds
he would not leave his visitors until
DO found his able assitant, Mr.. Jen.
Mugs, to show them the resttof the
mine. He went to5the opening OF sthe
mine aud there was assisted to his
home by a miner A physician was
called and his mounds We're dressed,
The injured man is one of the most
Efficient men in the employ OF the
Consolidation Coal Company andsboth
his employers and many friends join
sipiRisHlng him . speedy recovery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11

.s.
7 Rev. Brumbaugh of Wyatt was on
the hill last night. He preached q
fine sermon,
r. L. Billingslea and family were at.
tending sale on Big Run Thursday.
Miss blanche Blllingslea was In
Fairmont one day last week.
q. NJ. Stnrm has been hauling
props the last week. gas. N
I.eR. Sttirm and Homer. Wood were
in Fairrnont Saturday. N
Everyone son the Hill enjoyed the
Fourth at shnnstop. There were sev
eral races and Q CREASED pig was turn
ed loose. The pig did not come to the
ne SkSflt met dt Fl d - N. 6.
Merriffeld' was leader
j. j. Tetrick has his new cellar
near completion.
Il. II. Stevens and H..L. Mortified
were, in Monongah Thursday night,
Miss Lille Randall was visiting on
the hill last week. y j@
Miss Rosa Parks is visiting her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Steevns this week. ~ y
John Hess was at Warrington last
week.
Lloyd Tetrick and Toilette Neil
fresh were in Shinnston Tuesday.
|. r. Sturm was in Shinnston Mon
day. go.
Several of the people from the Ill!
attended the ice cream supper al
Tevcrbough Saturday night.
This week has been the warmesI
known around here for some time
The thermometers have registered
from DC to 1O2 every day,
Literary has been postponed for two
or three weeks. There will be liter
airy next Saturday night however.
SHORTY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
ABROAD
At FLEMINGT0N
THOMAS W. RRoHARo ROBBED
OF $50 IN CASH AND OTHER
HOUSE ENTERED.

Thieves wers?abroad al Flemingtor
Sunday night and some time after
midnight they entered the homie OIL
Mr.. Thomas W. Br6hatd, and went in
to his sleeping apartment, where they
stole his pants, containing $50 in cash
and carried them to the rear yard
outside, where they threw them after
securing the money.
An entry into the home Of Mrs
Francis Monroe mother of C. r. Mon
roe. OF Pennington, was also effected
There the robbers riffIed the drawers
OF the furniture and ramsacked- things
generally but found no money, and
nothing else could be missed this
after an examination Of the
house. @S.f -
The Harris bloodhounds were plac
ed on the trail, and officers at Elem
lngton are doing all in their power tc
locate the thieves.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
plNEY RUN AND EoRksRuRc.


The health of our community is fair
ly good at ptesent.
Mr. and Mrs. John VangIlder and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra V9ngll'
der and family we're visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Huldah Summers last Sun
day.
Mr. John Wolf, who has been visit,
ing friends at Clarksburg, returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Susanna Frecland was visiting
at William Hayhurst's last Wednes
day, i a.,
Miss bessie Summers was calling
on Miss Verna Long one day las!
Miss Dernice Watson was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Playford Grubb, a lew
days last week! -
Several OF our people attended the
meeting at McKonkey July the 4th.
Mr.. Clyde Morgan, Of FaIrmont, was
visiting friends in this community
last Sunday. ;,
Mrs. Hettie Hayhurst and tiye chill
dren we're visiting at Clayton Woll'
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert pauGherty and son, Pau
Dewayne, of Faffmont, are VISITING
Mrs. Malissa Long at present.
Mr.. sheridan fYangilder and fam
ily we're visiting at Ezra Morgan''
last Sunday
Miss BernIce Watson Dayton ant
Margaret Grubb were visiting at Ros'
ItWatson's, Sunday.
I AS news is scarce l will bring thes'
Flew lines to a close. Success to thu
great paper. IEppi'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
why Pay Rent

When you can buy home with
rent money?
Il We loan money at 3 per cent inter
est to lift mortgages, build and i'm
prpye residence or business property.
anywhere in the Union. For each"
$1,000 borrowed you pay us $3.50 per
month plus 8 per cent on yearly bal
ances; ten and n half years to repay
loan with the privilege OF paying OFF
before, thus stopping further interest
six months grace in case Of adverse
circumstances. THE STANDARD
HOME COMPANY, Incorporated as
sets, 81, 1OO,OO00O. Loaned over ST.
0O0,0OO,00 10 the home builders OF
america.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
DODGERS SHIBT8BT
PIRATES TAKE YESTERDAYS
GAME BY THE SCORE OF TWO
TO NAUGHT.

BRooWLYN, July 11.-Adams was
a complete mystery to the Dodgers
yesterday afternoon and a 2 too vic;
tory for the Pirates was the, result.
The Pirates had no runaway with
Rucker. but they managed to get hits
when hits meant runs: Millers triple
and Wilson'S out gave them one run
in the second, inning and Hunters sin.
gle,atyo errors and Gibson's sacrifice
| tly scored another run in the ninth
The score: ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
rhe .Latest About AppendIcltls.

II has been announcer mat Win
or gas in the stomach or bowels, sour
stomach or constipation, are-symp'
toms OF chronic Appendicitis which
NAV any minute become acute. A doc.
ttor 'staes that "A. SINGLE DOSE OF
simple buckthorn barry, glycerine, ETC.,
MS compounded in Adler-l.ka, the new
German Appepdicitls remedy, relieves
these symptoms almost INSTANTLY
Martins drug store reports that many
iFalrmpnt people a.e receiving QUICK
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
Plttsburg ......O 10 o o 0 0 o Ia
Brooklyn -,....,0 0 0 o. o 0 0 Q %

summary-Two base hits, Carey,
Gibson, Wilson. Davidson; three base
hits, Byrne, Miller; sacrifice hit, Glib
sou; stolen base, Zimmerman; hit by
pitcher, by Rucker L; left on bases,
Plttsburg 4. Brooklyn 4; first base on
halls, OFF Adams /, Rucker /; struck
out, by Adams 4, Rucker 5. Umpires,
EmslIe and Johnstone. Time, 1880.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
E4TTTTglyIIlgE5i s[5EsITITI'
IS1E1I'.l'I.EIz.lIf|l4II'EI..'I'!!|!.Ii

.HaasH F. . &
Us he respectablss9 s
Eminetly so. He's never been In
dlcted for anything less than stealing
q railroad. WASH.
Its a funny thing about tomb.
stones"
whats funny about them?"
"They always look so serious con.
corning the lies they tell."-chlcago
Record Herald.
Marks-Yes, I'm working night and
day to put thes cheme through. NJ
parks-You're foolish. Do nothing
about itsapd II will fall through Bos-
ion Transcript,
sllgleton-po you believe in the old
sdsge about marrying in haste and re;
pentipg at leisure?
!, Wedderly-No, | don't. After a man
'marries he has no lelsure,-Sm Set,
Some men can always raise a ten
When troubles come, X
It's easy to raise money when
You've planted some.
\, Pittsburg Post,
Z Teacher Did You ever hear Of the
charge Of the Light D igade2
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srATR. % OHIO. cIty OF Toledo,
i Lucas County, IS.

'iH-Nrs SlIuCdh L'Oullt9, 90
Frank j, Cheney makes oath thathe
iagse1ior partner of the firm of +. j.
Cheney Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, county and State afore'
said and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case OF Catarrll
that cannot be cared by the use oil
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9th day of De
.cember, A. d, 1886,
NV A. w. GLEASON,
(seal) Notary Public.
Halls Gatarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Send for testimonials free,
81 Il. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
4 Sold by all druggists, 76c,
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton. x
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Every Item OF information which
gousglea concerning the city In which
you live through your adanswering
trips will be USEFUL TO you-per'
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To.day's Games.

To.day's Games.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Xestarhau,a Results. 9

AT Philadelphia r. Il. p
st. Louis ....,1O00 00Q1O-2 s
Philadelphia 10000 2'O0*-4 s
Golden and Bresnahan;
Alexander and Doom.
At Boston R. H. r
Cincinnati ..OO1OO1OOO-2 5 4
Boston ,O1O1O1O3"-G' 6
Ratteries-Gaspar and Mclean
Weaver and Killing.
At New York X. II. u
Chicago. ....O1OOO1OQO1-3 9
New York ..OOO1OO1OOO-2 6
Batterles-RlChIe and Archer Math
ewson and Myers; 10 innings.
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NoTicE.

The Undersigned having been ap'
polhted executor OF the last will and
testament of Ruhama Boydston. de.
ceased, hll persons are hereby poti'
lied TO present allsbills to me for pay
ment, and all persons knowing them
selves Indebted to the said estate will
pay stte same to me.
Nv. BoYDsToN Executor.