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Gets ST. 400 for Fox,

Iron River. Henry L. Morelano,
living in the town of Hughes, has
received the record price for fox.
He sold female black fox to Ca
madam breeder for s1.300.
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Railroads Paw Big Taxes.

MI. ,
te.aa 'i three-quarters of
ll'lon dollars in taxes received by
S."le treasurer on August in
leu the following large checks:
oU"estern railroad company,
O'sVo.5l; Omaha road, $751;
40 Milwaukee road, $84,940.O6.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-16

that of the potato bug. The eggs are
attached to tho under side of the
leaf and the newly Matched larvae
descend to the ground where they
mature. The vines are attacked by
the adult beetle.
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n.-ad a. ,mnortant Committee.

washington, D. C.-Senator La
Toilette of wisconsin has been elect
ed a member of the senate interstate
commerce committee to succeed the
late Senator Nixon Of Nevada.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-16
Leaves Pulpit to Teach.

Winneconne.-Th Rev Gevaroff,
pastor of the Methodist church, has
resigned to go to Bellingham, Wash,
to become director of manual train
ing in the state normal school.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-16
Flagnan ls t(ilIed

Sheboygan. Carl Fredericks, flag
man at the Northwestern railway
crossing in Sheboygan Falls, was
struck and killed by freight train
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own Treasurer Shoots Self
81 @uSau'-John Connor, treasurer
- ,~e town of Mosinee for several
committed suicide by shoot
''HSeif through the head.
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TrempeIeau Fair Aug. 2O-oo.

TrempeIeau Fair Aug. 2O-22.
La Crosse.-The fifty-fourth fair
of the Trempealeau County Agricul-
tural society will be held at Gales
vile on August 20, 21 and %.
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Denmark Box Factory Burns.

Green Bay.-Dufeck Brothers box
factory at Denmark was destroyed by
fire with loss of $4,000. There is
little insurance.
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Kewaunee Store Burns.

KeWaunee Store Burns.
Kewaunee. Fire destroyed the
building occupied by w. Seyk, who
conducted a hardware and clothing
store.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-08-16

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30
siop ic6.

The renders Of this paper viii be
pleased learn that there Ii at least
one dreaded disease that science hal,
Eeen able to cure In all Its stages,
and that Is catarrb. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the4mes Ical fraternity. Ca,
tarrh being d constitutional disease,
requires q to1st itutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon tile blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, there.
by destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constttu-
ton and assisting nature In doing its
work. The proDrietors have so much
faith in Its curative powers that they.
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list OF testimonials.
Address:
F. J, CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o,
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
patton. s9
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SIDEWALK skET cREs
BY HE RANN.
RANM.
~ noARbiNe HOUSE

/ THE boarding house is a dietettc In
stitute which is used as d teaser for
people with ingrowlng appetltes. II
Is visited three times a day. by gloomy
spendthrifts who put in most of their
time trying to subdue the stewad
prune and the sole,leather pancake.
This is a very exhausting process, and
usually results in causing the boarder
10 fall back on the cheap but filling
corn meal mush, which preserves the
contur Of the teeth an discourages new
boarders from making gluttonous res
creations for the dessert. The board
ing house is the only institution IN
This country which has not been jolted
from chin to fetlotE by the high cost
OF living 1t is presided over by n
stern, female despot who does all7oi
the serving that is necessary and
whose BUSINESS It is to @ither With
one lethal glance meek boarders who
interiect indelicate remarks about q
second helping. Every once in a While
somebody who has enjoyed the friend
" contact of plain home cooking can
tersAnto a boarding house with a Slr
Gin medl ticket and an expectant look
and tries the patience Of the landlady
by cuddling up to everything on The
table that isn't nailed down. Board
ers who try to porulariZe themselves
in this manner are Generally plaptet
at the immediate right of the landlady
where she can steer them against the
dark meat and the wholesome soclety
Of the Goldfish patty II is a pathetic
sight to see tall, eager boafuer, II
whose breast the spark OF hope has
not wholly died out, trying to wrap :
Poland. China appetite around a thin
bleful Of corned beef hash, yet wnt
has not seen this and yept in secret
| A great many people dislike to boaft
on account Of having to mtngle WIG
ne gizzara and The, neck two of ia,
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NOSE ST0PPED.UP
With GBTARRH
EIYs Cream Balm Clears The
Head and Nose Instantly
Makes You Feel Fine,

No matter how miserable you, are
with catarrh- stopped up, throat
sore, dullspain in the head, dry cough,
fever foul breath-Ely's Cream Balm
viii give you instant relief.
gets right at the root Of the trouble,
icls anses, heals and strengthens the raw,
membranes, and stops the nasty
discharge 50 that you arenot constantly
blowing your nose and splitting. In q
swminItes after applied, you can just
eeli it doing its work of clearing the
head. tie pain and soreness are relieved,
he breathing becomes natural, and the
sttiffedup feeling is gone. This cleans
~, healing, antiseptic balm contains no
mercury; cocaine brother harmful drug.
easy to apply, pleasant to use, and
ieydf, 4 ails To- give; quick. relief, ever IN
Don suffer the miseries of catarrh
i,ofdiseust your friends withyour hawk
ings splitting and foul breath. Get a
4iftg cent bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm
f6iiI your druggist, and start treatment
ID once. ;Yon viii find it will PROVE to
lbea the lest Investment you ever made.
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soor4svlLLE ITEMS.

Mr.. Bonard Moron, OF MCGEE, was
1.-THE guest ofihis uncle and aunt satur-
day and Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs viii
Harr.
Mrs. Ann Nuzum and Bessie NuSum,
MRS. Catheran Clelland and Maggie
ClellaHd were the guests Of Mr.. Aaron
smell Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, John "A. Russell and
son were in Fairmont Thursday shop
ping.
Mr.. Will Lanham was business
visitor in Fairmont Saturday. So
Mr.. o. o. Moron, Mr. John Coon,
AR Chas. Nuzum, Mr. Chas. starks
Iaftsi Hugh CIifey We're here this 8esk
buying new buggies OF 6. W. H6rr. 2
/, Mr.. Eska and fsEmma Core @aEa
here Saturday and purchased new bar.
ness Of Mr.. John, De Bolt.
Mr.. Fremont Provance, OF Watson,
was visiting Geo. Constable Saturday.
Mr.. Yes Anderson, OF Meadland, was
a business visitor here MONDAY.
Mr.. Ben Anderson. OF shlnhston,
was here Monday looking after some
business affairs.
Mr.. Ntmshi NuEum was in Fair,
mont Tuesday on business.
Miss Maggie Craig is quite sick at
this writing.
Mr.. ahd Mrs. NJ. N. Clellahd we're
the guests OF Mr.. .. o. Nlzum and
family Sunday last.
Miss Nora Coon was visiting Mr.;
Price Smith and family Monday
Mr.. Forest DeBolt. Of Fairnont, is
the guest Of his uncle, Mr. John De.
Bolt, this week. s.
Mr.. Lee Harf was the guest Of his
aunt, Mrs. G. u Reynolds, near ;Prun.
tytown. Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and, Mrs, John A. Russell and
son were In Fairmont Thursday shop;
, ping, It'll; ..ii .t2
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PASSES away
MRS. LENA HARTLEY DIED LAST
NIGHT AFTER ILLNESS From A
COMPLICATION OF ptsEAsEs.

Mrs. Lena Hartley, wife OF Mr.. Euan
Hartley, died last evening at 9 O'clock
at her home at Eld6ra after an III.
ness from a complication Of diseases.
She was SO years Of age and was born
IN Taylor county. Ason, Thomas ,Hars'
ley. OF this city. survives her. Funeral
services will be held on Wednesday at
the residence at 2:SO O'Clock anu ~.
terment will be made in the Clermont
Cemetery. Rev. p. H. Murray, of
Bridgeport will conduct the Services.
Mrs. Hartley had been consistent
members of the Baptist denomination
for many years. ss i
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" THE
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sCHLE.
MlNpyREADlNe

757 -,

HE=Fsl II M No REAOlNG
Did $ed ever happen to interest
ourself the science of mind read
Siofi,t me the abstract science
Whiui I'D i5Dut in books, but the
imple. ISthfi which YOU and
eaa practtce eyery day ~ Ne, have
ollt ap6ttsus: &
lof instance 4 q Young engaged
couple asto ha9e been absent from
eaeb othersfor some months come to-
efief HI. and after the customary
iiilse 6inewhat subsidized, she
ASKS him, no. you ever wonder IL I'll
lools die way you think | do, when
soii 81 ne again o. mo, he answers,
s6nt ycusdo, or else you wouldn't have
sked4 me that. In which conclusion
iie quite correct, and showed that
lie ande 1000 the everyday science OF
mind reading 70, a
suppose You are with a group oil
sifIsI ana one 81 them looks at you
thoaghfuliy and then observes, Does
s Nose look shin8?" do you thought
iesslY say mo-, or yes" as the case
may he, and let II go at that? Or do
oI read the thought that made her
wonder ahoit the condition OF her
nose, and reach fer your own powder
spuit
ain. our judgments of our people
iii1t ives and characters are often eX-
client sldelights on our own inward
x6sklbgs to him who has the wit to
look Isl Them; Gle says he gets fifty
dollars a week, a man said to me the
ofher day speaking of a fellow en-
lI6ye, 4, but they all fourfush about
lffeif aiaTaes. a usually deduct about
tysats Eve per gent. from what they
e probably gets thirty-five COR
fofiy dollars atsthe most,
Where did that man get such an idea
Isl |its friends? Partly from his exs
tiefiehee With them, but partly out Ct
mis- own knowledge Of himself ] am
snfa 1t would be safe to apply, this
fEt eAtgsfye per cent. rule to any state
SIll6iits Which he should make"
ME man who SIS always suspicious
6Esother mems honesty proves that he
MS many dishonest thoughts himself
Tie woman who is always ready to
believe tae worst of other women
theFein admits her consciousness OF
Fhei.s own jnbefent weakness, however
Etirtpons. the shelter of circumstances
ana environment may have made her
Another interesting branch OF mind
reading consists in tracing trains OF
thought You notice child with an
exquisite complexion and mention the
fact "a moment later your companion
says, NJ wander how Mrs, so-and;so US.
Have You heard from her latelyg II
HI mad said, Speaking of complexions,
how Is Mrs so,ani-so who has such a
had skin?e would his thought havs
teen any palmer? This is an exag'
efatedly simple example Of this kind
fhlnd reading; Much more intricate
and lengthy trails can be followed by
any one whosls accustomed to the e%'
esclse. j want, however, to warn any
sSotie who tries this not to be toy sure
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

Letters recently received rom ~
Nv. Eidmlller 23is Wilson ST., Wbtel'
lhe. ~. Va and Nirs. Jlo raper, fVnlrps-
boFc. I'd. are But few n shoueAnea
IahoSiIif tho teen HI which Dr.. cllq-
Weif's syrup pspsiI y hold II e mild,
|Eentie, tlonsgripi ng mot fviolenr. IKE
salts cr eatharties. elres gradually
and pleasantly 30 that N time nature
asnin d6eg IL own wcflI ~ hoal out
,aiia nd! Il CONSTR ted people owe Il 70
themselves 10 use this grand bowel
SPECIFIC. * +. 80.
Anyons Wishing to nal 10 3 trial Of tllla
remedy before buyingi Is m the regular
Vrny OF d druggist at nifty cents Or ono
dollar u large bottle ttntlt.y SIZED can
have o. sample bottle eeut % the nump
free q charge by simply ed dress ms ~.
NJ. 81 CALDWELL 4Q5 ilyaahlns ton SIS
|Nionf Ieefi6, III Your name and addreal
o. q postal card VIII %,
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RUNAWAY
Horses Took Fright and Made Dash
sforsLoop Park and Spilled

A soaftfy team belongings to- Mr.,
lJoiia2KeRnedy, asmetphaa4tso d Booths
VILE while, stahdipglibgifept of N. p,
lCcbuns grocery store on Locust ave.
niue, took freight at passing street.
car and ran away Tie horses headed
ito the street leading to Loop Park
and collided with a tree and resulted
IN a great spill Of country produce
eggs, butter, etc. The team ran on q
considerable distance but was finally
caught. The horses were not much
hurt nor the wagon much damaged by
the impact with the tree.
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SERIOUSLY HURT.

iIdrate NuIiskl Caught BY Coal Car
and is Terribly Lascerated.
lgnate NuliskI, a foreigner employ
ed in the Jamison Coal company mines
at3Farmingten. wasFserlouslySn injured
last night in the niue. The man was
inside the mine and in SOME manner
his head and shoulders were caught
between a rib Of she mine and q coal
car and badly crushed, his head being
severed from his,body.
He was admitted to the hospital this
morning where heis being treated,
His condition fs'serioas. Z
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Ap,MlIr.T-E6 10 4o,.seIlTAL.

T. F. Runner, a trackman employed
by thelElkins Coal and Coke company
at DeAslow, Monongalla county, was
admitted to the Miners hospital last
night suffering with brokeRsleg The
injury was sustained by the man be-
Ing struck by a car, The aleg was
broken above the knee t'na
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FIRSI4Hdfl
IE4A9
Conrnencemeni

This evenihg.at Sfottock atithe Dia'
imond street NJ. E. church the Sunday
school orchestra viii give recital for
the benefit Of the First ward school Il
brary. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Thursday evening w. c. 7. Y
silver medal contest WILDE held. The
contestants are all members, OF the
sixth and seventh grades
The completing program will be rem
dered Friday evening at 8 O'clock
Thirty-six will graduate this year and
an interesting program has been pre-
pared
All of these entertainments will be
held in the auditorium Of the new Dia
mond street ". L. Church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

During a tornado al orNeill. Neb.,
last week. the fierce wind tore the 10
yeaaGr.old daughter Of L. B. Galley from
his arms as he was cushing with her
10 a storm cellar, and carried her ten
miles. She landed in a grove nracti-
cally unhurt. Her clothing. was torn
by the trees into which the tornado
dropped her.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

most entertaining sections Of the
shredded hen, while Others vault from
one boarding house to another in the
hope OF running into o new breakfast
menu
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

Every furnished room ad in the pa
per to-day will be rva;. by every fur.
nlshed room seeker in the city-whc
means business,
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sYNopsIs.I

CHARTER I.-Lieuk Harry Mallory 70
ofdered to the Philipplles He and Mar
JoriA Newton decide To- elcpe, but wreck
nf t4xicab prevents their seeing minister
or4@the way to the train
CHAPTER II. 4sTranscontinent train
ID taking On passengefs! Porter has q
lively time with an Engllshman ana Ira
LRtlirob. a4Yankee business man.
lcH4PTER 11l.-The clippers have an
exciting dine getting to the train.
CHAPTER 1Y.1"Little Jimmie, vel
liugfou. bound for Reno TO get Q divorce,
boards train In maudlin condition, Later
MIS-. Jimmie appears
CHAPTER v.-she 10 also bound for
Reno With same object Likewise Mrs.
Sammy WhitGomb. ii
CHAPTER vI.-Latter blames Mrs.
Jimmie for her marital troubles, Class
mates OF Mallory decorate bridal oefth.
CHAPTER vI1:zRey. and Mrs Temple
start. on q vacation. They decide to egt
loose and Temple removes evidence Of his
calling. ..5e0, III
CHAPTER vT1I.-MartOrie decides 70
let Mallory proceed alone, but train
starts while they are lost IN farewell.
CHAPTER TX! Passengers j6ln Mal-
lory,a classmates IN Swing couple we'd
ding hazl1g. Z ijs -
cTIAPTEK i. Marjorie is distracted
CHAPTER SI.-Ira Lathropt wdnan-
hating bachelor, discovers an old sweet
heart, Anne Cattle, afeIlow passenger.
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Among today's ad readers are some
seep!e who want to moye-ana to
whom the ITO lei" ads represent "op
portunity.s
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ma ndisjPfl6t 4he Welllhxtona oecns
.r,aa aeners H. am "a fiments bit Tor
III Sse sl9Ss,, n, ]. n Soii igas ~ y Is.
M I'M Iaa !, GoSsni..
\ 4 IS 4. * jjtIIls, X.
SIEas, .iiI; q I,ii q Y. III
\ NJ TIifclftiit / TGnhsl. IL
Ma Jimmie Wellington, WHO had
travelled much abroad did learned iii
England tie habit 81 smoking iii tie
|. CORR dora 81 81 4 Ems ye hotels had &c.
ouifed Il y tiiis haijlt. III travellers do.
sof calling Eng and II ser, tkals Amer:
.ica she sde erriined Ia d6lher share
toward ire education 81 her anatiFe
count H. aniid chose forshe topic, to.
ibaceo as "a feminine ii conp lishment.
size iad groSFii indifferent to stares
B and IA audible comment odd stie could
4 ffgsht 4 protesting head 3w1aiteF to I
standstili IL iinoIiumile ntsS md tablets
are eyer erected ia I Ii 1 iIrst woman
! 10 smoked publ 81 Ill isspiace or
that, Mrs Jimmie Weilinston win be
.yiariousiy REM dmrbe cred aTd occupy i
large plaee ini. Historical record.
The narrow confhiss Che wiomen,s
room o 81 the sfeeping cafs soon palled
\ On her. and lId s6e objected % smoking
there except when she teitsthe added
luxury q SOM other woman
outside ftimiiiR. but NOT not smoking!
And now Mrs; Jimmie had tstaked out
|; "a claim on tie observation splatform.
she sat there; putting ikea major.
general, and in one portion Of Ne.
B braska two farmers fellsof their agri.
cultural vehicles at the sight OF her
. cigar.smoke trailing after ethe train.
In, Wyoming three cowboys FfolIowed
|. her fora mile yippiig aud showli1g
their commitments n. TIL ST.;
|. Feeling lie smoke MOOD it, coming on,
Mrs Wsliington invitsd Mrs Tempie
to smoke with; her, but Mi. Temple
fell, a femintseent qualm 1t the very
| ,thought rs Mrs. Jimmie Saintered
/ out : alone. ito the, great Ssurpfise OF
. Ira sLathfoIt whose motto was; 1--WE
heads a ir bettar than onis5' and who
/ was apparently willing to wait till
Anne Gattle's head grew on Ills
shoulder. " M !,
/ II trust / don't intrude% Mrs, Wen.
Iueton said:$s.
"oh. no. Oh. yes" Anne gasped in
f,ery e65nfusion as shs ded into tfae
car. followed by the purpIe.faced Ira,
who slammed the door with a growl:
"That wellington woman would break
up, anythingo =. a
The prim little missionary toppled
into the nearest chair: "oh, ira, what
will she think?"
"she can't think" Ira grumbled.
.In a little wlfiie -shell know" e
Don't you think we'd better tell
everybody before they begin to taEkg'
Ira glowed with pride at the
thought Rnd rGurmured with all the
ardor Of q se1iie Romeo: 4 suppose
so. ddcky darling. I'll break It'll
mean mi, tell It to the men, and you
tell the women" sstli, :
'.tAll right, dear. IN obey you," she
answered, meel1ly.
"obey mel" ira laughed with boy
fish. swagger. "And' you d mission.
ary!
"Weil, I'VE converted one heather,
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of his conclusions. have frequently
put mine to the test OF inquiry, AMI
while they we're often right. they were
sometimes totally wrong.
Doubtless you are already mind
reader. II you are not, ] recommend
the gentle art to you as diversion
and a tool. think you'll find it both
gzl G2.-,-,.=...e.,...,.-,-!-.
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- AAl. 5s. enc
RmY MI 1 eael;
A Bargain

Seven rooms and bath, good cellar.
and two rooms not finished yet, all for.
$4,000. Possession can be given at
once. Located in the best part Of
town, 1915 9Th street, 18th ward. Do
not fail to call at once as a bargain
like this will not last long.
Bell phone 219.R or call at house,
,1O15 9th street.
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Personals

FGTSSHuI9 L.
Mrs. Rufus West, OF Morgantown, is
visiting relatives in thu ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kernes, Of Clarksburg'
spent Sunday with Mrs Emma Stealey
and family, Of Merchant street. s
Mr.. Willie Moran was the guest OF
his parents at Mt. Zion, yesterday
Messrs. Jesse and Lawrence Gwynn
have returned to their home at Triune
after short visit here.
Mrs. Bliss. OF Morgantown, will come
up for the commencement exercises
at the First ward school. While here
she will be the guest of Mrs. Emma
lItealey.
Miss Mabel stoneklng, OF Diamond
street, has been III for several days.
Master Francis Rex, who is Ill Will
typhoid fever is getting along nicely
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Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. Heart ]. McElfresh
gave a reception last evening at the
First ward school building for the
members OF the Heart J., McElfresh
Glass Of 1912. The guests numbered
about GO and included the class, the
teachers and the members OF the
school board and their wives. The ut
fair was very enjoyable one and a
delightful evening was spent by o.
present. Choice refreshments were
served at "a seasonable hour.
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CHAPTER YI.-Latter blames Mrs.
Jimmie for her marital troubles, Class
mates OF Mallory decorate bridal perrin.
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CHAPTER VII.-Rev. and Mrs. Temple
start on q vacation. They decide TO cut
loose and Temple removes evidence OF MS
calling. ~.
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CHAPTER Iy.-"Llttle JlmmIer well
Iiugfon, bound for Reno 10 get Q divorce.
boards train In maudlln condition. Later
Mrs.. Jimmie appeara. -
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SO s:;':ist :!. " : las2l.

The mater OF acc6npl ishitlg things
would have no diMculaeaI worthy oI
|ifae name ID NE phbliSation 81 want.
adj ALWAYS Brought what you gants
al eg
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CHAPTER v.-She 10 also bound for
Reno With same object. Likewise Mrs.
Sammy WhitGomb. Sid
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- T,TiI 49, ~ n :, H.,
Answer some real estate ads-eau-
eating yourself up 70 the Hlnute -S11e 9.
fore closing any sort q real estate e
puTchAae,
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SIR. wellington. 60 gou suppose Aiis'
We|ilnflon could lend AIlst - lrs. r
could l'nd aiarlorle some -sou
wellington wared lin aside with
magnificent seorn Il am 40 Longer
N sira, Meliirrions cdnaaance1
ron, excrse mel, said Mallory. he
had ndisd tliat the Nelllhgtons oecn,
pied separate comp aftments but fps
alfshe lneS d elr teap0h Wa1 ns 10:
lrIlaill M aRl illhsor X. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

5gHxPTER III. THE clippers have an
exciting time getting to the train.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

CHAPTER xV1II.4Dr. Temple poses
10y Mrs. Wellington to smoke a cigar.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

CHAPTER xvI.-Mrs. Jimmie diseov'
ers Wellington on the train.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

CHAPTER XIX.-sight Of preacher on
a station platform raises Mallory's hopes,
but he takes another train. tts
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-30

CHAPTER XvII.-Mallory again makes
an unsuccessful hunt for preacher.