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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-05

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-05
We Sell
Good Broad Shingles

Inai the sind % Hpant me kias
pith and 'hen pai ou fhe roof TO
keep them 90 ahiie ihey ~ The
easliy ~ or ehinTles o. anpit
proof thai they viil a. ths sert
while IN I0af rpof
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
ATHLETIC MEET
OF THE Y. N. c. A.
A BIG SUCCESS
EEN JONES WON TIE MAJOR
PORTION or THE EVENTS. m.
GLIDING TIE GOLD MEDAL FoR
POINTS.
enc 4 The largest ErandstAnd

Before enc q the largest grandstAnc
croWds IN the history q the Inter
State Pair. Ben Jones. Of the Pensa-
celia r. n. C. A won first place IN
ala q the eight Geld and track events
- the Y. ~ g. A. athletic meet yes
teraay and won tho sold medal for
points with a total ~ 80 out ~ q pos
slhle So
Jones won the shot.put. throwing
the ~ pound shot So feet and inches
the running hiwh Jump with a mark -
feet. the running broad jump with
mark % le feet. I inch. the 100 yard
dash On ~ is seconds. the low hurdle
race. zee yards. On IN rs seconds and
the high hardie race. t2o yards. In ~
a-1o seconds lie would probably
have won ne half mile. also. but he
Was tired out ~ the grind o. the after
noon and fel a. 20 rounded into the
homeatretch
Other point winners we're LAngford.
With total of 10. HOFFMAN and Her
rell. oach with a total q - Gihsen.
with j. and Richie. with g.
Aeong the boys Martin Geirer Won
the rogato race. Mark Meyer being dis
qualified because the last potato didn't
stay In the pail. Others who MADE
good time in this event were Louis
Rosenau. Gerson Meyer. Harry Burch
and Albert Reed.
The half-mlle relay race. also one ~
the junior events. waa ven ~ the
team comprising DiaE. captain. weich
johnson. MCkianon and Grny The
team captained BY Lew and compris-
E inK Barrow. Williams. "a lee and SAL
mon finished second The time vas 4
minutes. 4 seconds.
The onscials we're J. e. Watson. RI
I T. Brent and G. n. Bagley. judges ~
lie. Brent. Jr: starter: A r. Towse.
nr. Mallory Kennedy. q Wilson and
Harry Hoppen. referees ane directors
81 the course
TIE EVENTS.
shot Put-Ben Jones. 3s tees :
f inches Adrian LanEford. 81 feet ?
/ inches: John Gibson. 81 feet inches.
Running Hieh Junp-nen Jones. 3
feef. Lester Iforreli Z feet 10 inches.
Adrian Langford. Z feef. ? inches.
Running BROAD Iump-Ren jones. ~
feet. 1 inch. y. Coleman. rs feet =
inches: Carr Hoffman. IS feet Z inches.
1 foo Yard nash-Beu Jones. D. rs
sseands; Carl Hoffman, Adrian lang
n
Pole vauit-Adrian Lankford. feet.
8 inches. John Gibson. feet s inches
lester Horreii feet
1zo Yard lev Hurdles--nsu Jones
I2i IS seconds. John Gibfon. carl
i Hoffman.
t1a Yard High Hurdles Ben Jones.
~ - seconds Carl Norman. Adrian
1 fanKford
Half Mne Run--Lester H0rren :
minutes. "a seconds. Jark RHchie. .
minutes. ~ Is seconds. Carl Hof-
man
The boys APOSTLE a. often tie
source ~ amsTemcnt NJ you WOULD
have such an appetite take Chamber
lsina Tablets They not only create
= healthy appetffs. bat strengthen ths
stomach ard enable a 20 DO ns work
/ naturally Tor sale hr al dealers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

The boys appetite r. often TIE
source ~ amayemcnt n you would
have such an appetite take Chamber
isins Tablets They not only create
= healthy appetns. bat strengthen tha
stomach ard enable a % DO iis work
naturally. Tor sale BY an dealers.
advertisement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

formation IN regard 20 the various
makes ef cars handled ~ this con-
pany. and 60 offer suggestions - TO-
the proper manner % caring for and
sffffufnu tkn arffonnnhfia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
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an. SAYS a THREg
CENT BATE 20 RCAeOhAhlE

MontEomery. Ala. Nov. LIN an Il.
fort 70 show Why see passenger rate n
three cents In Alabama - reasonable
the Louisville and Nashville this
morning pus 81 a. Russell. passenger
tranlC manager on TIE stand ~ the
witness in The hearing which started
before the Aiabauaa rnfirumd cowmis
sion It's testimony iH technical. In
VolvinF internal management ~ the
railroad
Under am order ~ FeNrrai Judge
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

taosa times. and aaid that / ought 10
have en- operation. iwoud not hstaa %
that and when friend 81 my husbands
tod him about Lydia r rinkhnm's Veg
ratle ComuounG and what IL had done
for he wife, I was wiling % take H.
esE look the picture Of health and feel
lEe IL, COO. 4 can DO al my oEu house
work, work IN the garden and entertain
cemHauy and enjoy then. and can walk
a. far as any ordinary woman. any day
in ere week. I wish could talk 70 every
suffering woman and girl. and tell them
what Lydia z. pinkhnm's Vegetable
Compound has done for ma. Mrs.
DENA BErHusE, Sikeston. no.
Remember. the remedy which did dis
was Lydia T. Pinkham's Yegetabls
Compound
Ia has helped thousands Of women who
have been trouhied with displacements,
Inflammation. ulcerssi zion. tunt8ra. irrrg-
ularitiea. periodic palma, hackache, that
bearing down feeling Indigestion, and
nervous prostrntion, after All other means
have failed Why don't yea Try IT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
AVERY & PRICE
NEW LAW FIRM
JUDGE yNo. c. AVERY or PEssA.
COLA AND JUDGE WILL n. PRICE
o. MARlANNA Form PARTNER
SKIP TO PRACTICE Law IN oEEP
WATER cry.

what wm undoubtedly prove one 81
the strongest law arms In florida BE-
ths partnership q aver a. Price Just
formed b. Judge Jno e. Aver. ~
Pensacola. aud Judge WIN "a. Price. ~
Mariana Judge Price yin IN a few
days move 20 Pensacola and tha 6rm
win have oflces in the American %a-
ional Bank huilding. where Judge
Axerv has heretofore been located.
judge Price Il az present fndEe r.
the ninth judicial circuit but expec.s
20 resign Immediately and resume The
practice ~ bis profession. lie a. one
~ the foremost lawyers - the state
and. IN West Florida particularly. has
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

Dv ~ ~ cnina has returned q thsT
city and Niii he IN hia ofsnen daily
turing regular once hours.
fAavsrtimememO
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
TREASURER Of
THE |. & \. IS
HERE ON VISIT
ARRIVED YESTERDAY At NOON
ACCOMPANIED ~ a NUMBER
or OTHER OFFICIALS OF rHE
SYSTEM.

81. vs.. rhonpson. treasurer - the
3 ouiaynlo a Nashville railroad. with
headquarters in Louisviile. arrived IA
tha rltV yesterday about noon. COM
ine on a special train. Accompanying
aim nra a number % other ofaciala %
tha system. They spent the afternoon
with the division superintendent and
ether Pensacola officialM
II wa announced that tha visit was
~ nc specific importance bot that hfr,
Thompaon and other oniciais desired
- make d run over tho line from
Loulafiile south % Pensacola They
wf1 cave today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02


formation IN regard 20 the various
makes uf cars handled ~ this CON-
pany. and 90 offer suggestions - 20
the proper manner % caring for and
uliiiaing tha automobile.
LOUIS p. ROBINSON.
I.ouis .. Rsninson. advertlsing ex-
pert and commerciai artist, attracted
nnch attention sith his lightning
artist work. and his Invitation a.
have q map % your face made whils
yea wait" was accepted ~ many who
visited the EronadH. and Oh Friday
especially, whea the school children
we're given special rates. the crowds
ahout his easci were almost a. In
fareutinw q niaht a. ne work % the
rapid fire illustrator
some cartoona ~ Mr.. RobinHon. and
portraits drawn by him. ona of Gov
srneF woodrow Wilson. especially, at
tracfed much attention. and q num-
her g prominent men were Eketched.
MARsToN a oUtNA.
MarHton and DUMAS exhibit was NOT
only one OF the prettiest trades dis
plays at the Fair. but is popularity
VS. undueationed.
u was htted up as q Baby Nursery
and when The Journal representative
visited 81 q beautiful baby boy was
sleeping ln one ~ the pretty white
beds. while hiu mother watched him
from the hiwWmst char IN the nursery
-ear au the n1rniEhinEs we're FOR tbs
utiie folks and suggested many pos
Hhusflcs for ths mother who wants
amethlng Coz the chiidren'n room ne'
enfv useful bat artistic as gel
nsnious background for the friezs Of
quaint Dutch children. who couid bul
dnueht the heart ~ any chiid. and
then we're three snowy little beds
enc handsome ono Of brass n which
she lovely baby Elumbcred, and ths
other Two tnameled in white VIII
tnmforiablo mattresses made bv TIE
Pensacola Mattress Company. and thf
dainticst or covericta. such a. 9ng
mlaht love 10 have ln ones own home
All kinds ~ cunning little chairs
were there. from the plain and useful
mission chairs. the Kind that the chil
dren love not only because 81 thesi
henufg. but for tho reason that the1
lend themselves to roupinE gamcs
where enc b. not afraid 81 using them
for circus tricks az lines ~ 'piay-iiks
ears" 20 me pretty. ornamental onei
for The dainty little lady VITO likes g
piay AZ parts.
A quaint little chndu desk com
pletod the furnishing ~ the han'
nursery. which was visited every da1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

pany's hooth vas fitted out a. rest
room and was ln charge % Mrs. J.. d.
Cary. whose motto was a Welcome
Cor Everyone and she made ala who
visited the booth feel 40 home In the
atmosphere Of comfort and frlendli-
ness Every woman who visited her
was invited % register FOR q twenty
rye dollar suit 60 be given away on
Saturday eveming. 20 the one lucky
enough % set her name opposite the
lucky number.
But the opportunity Cor receiving as
a Elft one % the beautiful and modisa
suits q the ready-to-w company
was far from the only incentive the
women az the Fair RrouEGs had IN
making this booth headquarters.
Watson. Parker and Reese have
come % stand Tor womans rights IN
Pensacola For IL A. not woman 4
right 10 be ven gowned and gloved
and ssod and suited with the many
accessories 81 dress Tor which this
popular firm - famous
Literature and posters adverfising
the various lines ~ goods carried by
the Watson. Parker and Reese Com
pany proved Their motto. "Esery thlne
70 Mss srrrrTEs : -. sssssfs we're A. In.
tereztinE az the TALKS that Mrs. Carey
made on the various lines carried rs
the aouse. The most modlsh ready
to-wsar costumes. tailored suit. wraps
evening coats. Stoves. shoes. and sv-
erything that IL worn by woman. was
advertised IN the Watson. Parker anl
Reese booth. the noticeable feature ~
HkMA rHm -
advertised ~ poster and literature.
PENSACOLA GAS COMPANY.
The Pensacola Gas Company was
represented - one % mo best trades
displays AZ tbs Pair.
Ore ~ The newest m0cels ~ ras
ranges was displayed and many
smaller stoves TIRE convenience Of
EAs Tor cooking purposes has been
practically demonstrated BY the num-
Der ~ housekeepers VIM use them
now not only IN the summer months
but All ne year round. a. the eass
and rapidly with which q meal NAV
hc prepared and crooked on them IL
unauestioned.
An automatic heater was another
exhibit whteh attracted much aften-
ton with this modern adjunct -
the range ons NAV have a. much hoi
water a. BE- wanted ~ only q moments
notice and the instantaneous heaters
for the hafh room. are also amonE
the conveniencrs which are furnished
81 the ras company
II addition % these uere shown the
newest ana most approved heating
stoves. ne Reznnr bsinE among these
ana there were lamps 90 various de-
signs and patterns
COOKING utensils especially adapted
70 the Kna range we're aiso SHOWN.
The SIS compauya exhibit wa g.
favorita place for houseaiNss % Fafh-
or. ana exchange opinions ~ modern
methods 81 doing work-or lcftlnE
work a. ltasif. which is what the
modern Kitchen does 90 q great ex-
tent. when equipped throuEhout With
Eas appliances
TIE WIRELESS TELEcRAPH.
The last exhibit 20 al in thc wo-
mans building IL the wireless demon
strntion station. under the manage
msnt ~ Herbert Y. Matthews. 90 the
government wireless station.
Mr. Matthews was Eiad 60 explain
ths wireless % visitors. and many
visited the exhibit and were grearY
interested Ga THE apparatuu and ire
explanation - tta lntricaclcs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

Jones last June. rnioininE the statutory
rates this railroad and allied lines
were permitted % reaiore The three
cent raFHunKrr rafe. They wers sub
scqurutiy cited hv thr railroad con-
mission - show cause why the rate
should not ~ reduced within reaHeu
10 t-aacenfs and the present hearina
nrowa cot ~ these citations
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

four cr Vadays at o
time every meath.
and 60 weak I eouid
hardly walk Rad
cramps baeknehe
and henlacha. and
was 20 nervous end
weak that / dreaded
10 nee anyone a.
have anyone move In
the room The doc
tors gave me medi-
cine 20 pntta mm a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

oniy one "BRonc oUiNlNH"
That ie LAXATIVE PROMO QifNfNE
Look for fhe signature ~ N W CROW
Curea D Cold in ore Day. Cures GRIP IN
Two naFs $50 fAdFertisru ruff
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02

long been recognized a. one % the
ahicst members 81 the bar.
Judge Avery has for years been rec
swniEed AZ tho peer ~ The ahiest coun-
seliorr in FLORIDA and his partnership
with Judge Price viii constitute one
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-02
SEVEN YEARS
OF MISERY
How Mrs. Beehunc was Re
stored 20 Health BY Lydia
f. PinkhAm's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

sIksston. No. "For seven years I
suffered everything. I was In bed for
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-04

one Of the best fellows and one of
the best fans that ever rooted for
the home team up in the North
west League.
Tom Long is blind. He can't
see a play. The bright days out at
the park are black days, so far as
his eyes are concerned. But Tom
makes them bright and sunshiny.
He's as loyala Portland rooter as.
there is in the city.
He was a ball player in his
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-04

younger days and-he knows every
angle of the game. Also he knows
almost every player in the North
western League, and keeps track
of the. batting orders. Whenever
he can get away from business
Che owns the cigar counter at the
City Hall) Long goes out to the
ball park.
He follows the game from what
he hears coming up from the dia-
moud and side lines and what he
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-04

Portland, Ore, Nov. At
you're a crouch, read this story.
1t will set you to. thinking.
Ever hear of Tom Long? No?
Well, then, you've never heard of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-13
RED BANK LINE J:

eyr, sunday, $50, ?;3o Pm. ,
eN ., SUNDAYS, ". Franklin St
s,6b am. for Highlands. hea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-13
FOREIGN RESORTS.

hNgLAND, EssEX--A DOCTOR AND az, ~
nae re Wish correspondence Win view 70 "a
t.s INo OF three ladies' OF gentlemen or asr
~ f1eSlk Home life every eomIo,'' ,,so
k,sssen pfstt. country, motor, hne ci1 lY" 90
re garden Good references given hhu 20.
t,s'rd =. Answers. Boz TO- Tribune Ohlt'' -N
'rhd. london Eng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-13

Franklin 81. Pier
North Riv., daily,
Battery. $3.50. 2:55
$50 a. m. f; Battery,
Bank. etc. Round
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-13
The THOMPSON HOTEL

LAKE MAHOPiC. y. y
Now open select family hotel superior az. ON
,nodations Excellent cuisine. Golf. T"nuis etc.
booklet EMERSON CLARK. Prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-13
RJCHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y.

"The A risfocrat Of Summer Resorts
The GREAT WHITE SULPHUR -IIlNH~.
Reached by y Y e iU hours ana 30 MIN
Through Pullman service hy lacka"hnu'.
Every summer amusement provided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-13
CJARK'S ORIENT CRUISE

Al Expenses Included. Booklets
ruOe COOK & son, 2i5 Broadway, 2S4 ana
s52 Fifth Ave 23s9 Broadway. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-02
Calls
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AsED RE8IoENT o. FORHS8U0s
DIED SUNDAY FRos L0Ne IA
HESs DUG TO PARALVsio.

Mr. william 4 Ilouuey. On asud
rcstazuf q POrhrbuFR. Atsd Sundns
afre- noon shorty afler tvtn oiel,rrk ~
Mo hnuls aaer . iaaE liih9-u fruE
paralysis He had bsen = life ious
resident % The eouuty sad uas p
prosperous and iufluantili iarnaT
Deceased uas the s1l ri III lie
lanes znd Nancu IhDsns, and 49,
born in MouonEalta ouuniy VsEEiniu-
nON Wesi viFEsnta-sin lssa nld 80
shErsfoTe oiEhtV-thTEe pears ~ ar
IN rhe years lSss ~ - untigs In
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der. Uhp sgTviv-r hin- The survitinE
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Airinda Rnu.bia. Trilne Mss isum7
iluun-y. a. hcm.. Ols child. Jsules
died N Infancy Tao broihrFs aiHr
survive James and Thomas Ihspney
the latter 81 thta city
TDsceased had bIru = WenEhrr 81
thc NJ Ziou churrh Tor May yeura
and services uul b. h=id thew q,
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fha ssrvics and J-n1srlshsr Jeukinr
Is ~ ohzrgo Of The iuiermsni.
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tseu ~ : hatf > OguluJ . uhois-lil
c-ulsg q dtulTtbntioa iur ~ guuai
souihUeri. TeE even With thta uinFi
ever ~ rVul.. ~ Luuis aud M -
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uhoi-ulir trl1. And uhli thsy arr
aoiuE IA his land tu puitins doi,lru a.
rectiy into he po-hsin Of every To-
hsbisnai Of 81 L0uis.
Toa 60 ~ toun huiider ~ hslp'
ll,s 20 put tho cOuimcrisl orEnniEa'
rion u your toun IN . posi'bOn 70 de-.
yei0p the wholeraie trade % TouF
,Oun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-02
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-EUERS tlfrLk oi5gt TA1lET
rs = - FtALL

Your aurtul uill - ~ uinr q ~
ens - "a uilknea G1l iT1ul ~
tira housia un1 rtruE D. E4ulrl-.
, zen hn1ua p1yul = Ohia ~
suc,rd : uosrtatlg soutal1 ul1l1
rirh oIlrs 81. - nGPuB - livlF -
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iur Te1rs -
olivr Tst,sis. ;he u.h-stiis Ior eli-
o-ueL ar rrrti- y iheir sciioa.- 80
nlu lyu sGrciiSe. TheS sIiaE noSut
mat aHuhrEunCe 81 rp.rii. Iha. ua'ur
q huuganry uhis'h nhrlli ~ enlSya-t
. everyoar. BY Suatng 20 thu iver
aua cie-rins Ia Waam ., h1rutss
iuUugiisrs-
De- sd 70 ~ bnE
Tas oirre Tahi..i 60. cSiambsiE. ..
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-02

Mr. and Mr. Raii-y Thonpnoa hsVs
rgIuFned fFUn . ten days' Vigii -
I-rrEhsviiie
M Carrie GRAY and daughter. Miss
Irast. o. Litfie PAIL. are the glssts
y NJ and Nrs Ira u1liiaHs. % Ealt
lark.
Mr. Emma Ssr.iry and So Au1tin.
spent toduv - vgbeeiinE.
Mr.. Wii6an fa1uEhrf07 has goAs %
sie sleehsn aAere b. wi BE- supioyed.
Mr. ard Eirs Eailh smitn. q Nor
ElntoHu aveuas. sEperi TO leaVe this
-Ncek FOR SsuazE. oar. 20 Felioe.
Miss Lazy RuEEA. o. Baxser. upeat
S1Afay n tbs city.
ASSN S;ealry Gpeni yesterday VIA
frsenes Ia uannfuEion.
Miss NaEF Rogell o. HAyu0at
street.. hai FssuFppd tran NOFEan-
1suu uhafc NE uua the Eusui " rula-
Rivss
8rn Nancy WlHioma, q NorElE-
iouu. b viuittaE her nuAa. Jsmau and
Ira Williams. a En1l Park
Mn FIa1E Fl1uSTa. q tnnEUeaa-
eioe. l. ~ $3.50 q rSllftvu5 - NuF.
Esuiguu ougluL
uilu uaua Ioroo8 Fuiurna1 al
uruilg nm ~ tlyT ui,r VA
~ Glll1ll11a ~ - n 2.
nell-tt . llIlrul
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-02

YESTERDAY ~ fuelve o'rlorh ~ ~
$500 u ~. ord Mrs.. David Whh'
1nTe 81 Eaai HlTnes GiFept. Orcurred
tisc Wedding - htls slha AEna NJ
nm and ~. Clyda 1. PHSi. Ths ceT-
Isoly uas p=TGorDed b. Rev L. D
IisueFu. q ~ DiuUoud streei - 4
church and Wus u-itnaa.gd ~ the IN
ruelilis aaHlesl A. eieEllr uedding
drunsr vs. seFVrd ~ Nh. Whitusrc
NJ go NFu. Fhst uin rJaide On HaS,
ss.c ~ alFeet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-02

Mr. and Mr. e " Rsbsnsua u
PIKE strSet. esteT1niRed a. dinner IN.
asy roulp7m=n;aEy 70 Mss Ernie
isgrks ubo Is yt.iIinE Mis- GFare HuG.
q E.ssI PARK cosuEs Hsf lad iut
Mr.. and Nm. tln1n Kiss Hue. inez Ia
CHS. Howard ard Ds1ter HuG, Harold
TOothmaa and Sicusrs STANDARD and
lcass. q Mor=4Hsoun
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-02

Many q thC eutT1aH u cOTu uots
b. various NaEioa couniy citilsus In
The aeuond auug1i FuDm uhOu heid iE
tl.e oourt hOats ca. Glgurtay Urrs nj
eislusd BY TIE uWDlIu. ed Il - uou
sHEouboed hat ~ euFu vii ~ tara
ID OSer 10 The Ine1i Salvuttuu Arzy
sbo uin dis,rfbuts a. uaere muui
rrsrfed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-02

Tho NrfIireun eiul 81 ths Ika-
sssnd ~ y. = SUNDAY ocSo"i ufii
aatd IN Important Business meetinE
s5-m1rTcE evening" ~ The churrh Al
.nambeFs are earnestly rvInssted TO
- PTesuat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-02

Th- series 81 neefinEs uhi.h have
lDeen IN pTuEues ~ he ChrtaflaH
ChsPcI the paEi ruo weeks SER
brDuEhi 10 . rsoas last evening. Evan
zriisi Hartins delivered solaa excel
lent ssmoas and espreialiy interest,"
ing uale The caari srrn0Hs-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-02

TIE Ladies' Aid 81 the Flrsf ~ r.
-hurrh vii BOD . rsmmaEe sale On
. afsr slregl beEiuniuE ThursaaY aft
-rnoDa Al eoafributious NAY h. lel;
uITh Mrs J. A JenHart q Merchant
street
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-02

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49, - pIOHu1 - Glhlal -
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oINllll8 ullAoue lI1ISSuIoaA
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