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The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01

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shown at the Bijou on Friday and Satur.
day. November It'll and 9Th. The story
Is intensity interesting with an unusual
ending and is produced BY the sreat
Eclair company. adv.
MI. and Mrs. Carl "A. Anderson were
celebrating their birthday anniversaries
which came on October: 2Sth and 30th1
respectively, by inviting . few Of their
young friends in to dinner Tuesday
evening. A social evening was enjoyed
following the repast.
Commissioner Frank Roquette hadsa1
house warming at his farm q mile east
Of the city last Saturday night.
large number Of friends went out during
the evening to see the large new house
and spend! q few hours dancing. Mrs.
George Roquette served a luncheon.
Everybody who attended reports Q good.
time.
Alpha Baker, the little daughter 81
Engineer and Mrs. W. E. Baker, cele-ss
brated her 9th birthday anniversary.
last Saturday. About "a little FOLKS
were her guests and they enjoyed the
matinee at the theatre followed sbysa'
delicious luncheon and general good
time. Mrs. Baker al assisted In serv-!
ing by Mrs. J. r. Berringer and Mrs.
w. II. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Parker Of Biz
linas county and Mrs. John2H Wageonery
and son Of Glendive arrived Sunday
from a two months visit at their old
homes in Prince Edward Island, the
.extreme eastern part 81 Canada. They
all stopped of here a day to visit the
]. c. Parker family, leaving Monday
for their respective homes. Miss Ida.
Waeeoner came down from Glendive
Saturday to meet her mother here.
The Senior class Of the high school
has organized by. electing the following
oAicers Carol Mcclure. president:
Dewey Wiley. vice president William
McCutchan, secretary and treasurer +;
Miss May. class monitor. The class
entering hiehzschool last January was
organized as Division A Of the
Freshman class and the officers elected
arc: Esther Ayers, president; Jessie
Leask, vice president Edgar Berg,
secretary and treasurer. The Junior
and Sophomore classes have not yet
organized ss
As literary and musical proRram is
being siven at the hish school this
lFrtdayl afternoon. Il Isl Hallowe EN-
proeeaans and splendid nun1bersare being
arranligLssid. The high school has been
sdividsd.sinto two literary societies who
sgive programs alternately The officers
of the societies are Society A. Sophie
Jahr. president Carol Mcclure. vice
president Ruth Hosue.. secretary and
Roy Peck treasurer. Society B has for
itx officers: Lily Sherowitz,sspresident
Mercedes Brown. vice prsrldent Irene
Morrison, secretary and treasurer,
George Mischief: Lying s12 10 II miles
moth, had 4. $40 bushels sofsswheat this
season. letting "a average Of bushels
tortne acre.aeainst ass bushels last
year. His wheat; IS very heavy, AZ
lblshelsI machine measure weighing
sont S. buahelA. NJ. Mischel had about
aI00saaessot shis Grain onzaammesr.fal
11nussadsMs iGSsf 8 = GnrasSiss .ohout
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01
LOCAL NEWS

Photographs Victor Holm returned.
The past week from = tripssto the Twin
Cities andsot poi6ts east.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-28
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
from the City.

William Salade. OF North Main
street. n Henry Kraft. OF Park VieW
VIII leave Monday for Washington. u
20 attend the inauguration of Pres
Mrs. Hannah Koh!cr. o. Philadcl-
phia. Is the guest o. Mrs. {. W Beutr
Mrs. Joseph Slender. OF New Mart
.nsNliIe. Is the guest Of her sister. on
North Main street.
Hroth"r August. Of the N~Ivarian
hrpth' r. a. Thirteenth street. was
tth'u 90 with appendicitis while visit
ING 'Ic Manual Training school yr-ter
4a. afternoon. Hc was removed q.
90. Eur'u Wheeling hospital. and uili
undergo an operation his morning
g.. ''H tidcrIit - the attending
Air, ) = Blorh leaves today for
y" N"rh. and she and her daughter.
Miss Dorothy. vii have 30 Auril for
q a. 80 o. Europe
Mi~ lose Bloch. N,- d. g. Haz.
.rft and Mr. j " S,o.-r I.tt ,csttr.
%. " Washington. "a. where they
Attended a reception
Nr Charlie Hanna. Of NJ Clair.
N rho guest Of her parents. Or
'ii MI II b. ilarr son. on North
Main street
Job. o.. K.nuaru returned last even.
ms from columbus. pHio. where he
attended 70 business matters
w Flnrsiu. oi Tarhcr-barE y VI
s. secretary for N'-i Nirrinla.
spent yesterday .u ihit s".
d. T.. howard. Nau u1drrN.uf "a 81.
rou- Op. ration about ton dly- arp I+
ih" NptfI Nh""IirE hospital vas TO-
moved yesterday 600 r.s home ou tine
Miss WOOL, Ia Imb-rs.r OIL. Wa
inrfoa. Is.. i- Tho -uc.t 90 u.r a.I .
800. vt N%|ir'r'Hr. ci Nurf1 Na.t,
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-28

convention OF the Ws5; Virginia Busi.
ness Mems Association. held in his
city August u. II and 10. 1912. have
been published ia book form and
copies are being ent 10 each member
IN the State. IT. addition TO contain
ing the reports a. various committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-28
Pretty Luncheon.

Mrs William VI. Ticrnan enter
taiucd with a luncheon az her home
in r no Point Thursday. "a honor her
sister. Mrs. Charles 4 Hanna. 81
VI Clair. y J.. who is tie guest OF
her parents. DR.. and Mr.. H. H. Har.
risun. on North Main street. and as
90 farewell % Mrs. :. 5 Bloch. who
leaves for New York. TO sail in April
for an extended European trip The
decorations consisted of dainty nose
gays ~ lilies % the valley. pink rose.
bud. and primroses. Place cards
were pink satin roses. and the ap-
pointments we're dainty There we're
covers fof.
MrriumU-
D. Ndl.ft peterson. % % UtfrI son.
y ifi'tr. Jesse Spa .si
= Sands charles Hanna.
i."H"rf ti1g 'ff. A " PAUL
Missss
EF'c Haz-ff. EI.rsr.e t-s
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Mrs. Here.

Mr. Margaret Flanrcry. president
o. The Marketing Federation Of Pitts
bHrgh. arrives in the cts today. ana
Will address the home economies d.
partment OF Inc Moman's club al the
\ . /. " rooms this afternoon At
. O'Clock All the club members are
anticipating q rare treat. and all
huu-ewiN's who are Interested iu the
Norh Of the Hon -ewivr-' league may
attend This meeting rs Tho payment
or - cents al %" members Of the
Woman club are admitted free. Mr.
CIV " O. Nil'n. president Of the
Housewives lcaEue or this district.
states That the work % be- done Will
prov" az inf'-,-- 20 everyone. and
The hien cost or living may be- re-
dIted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-28
(. Y. z. Thimhle Pee

Mrs. Henry r. Baclman delightful.
" entertained the Y. Y. Z. Thimble
Bee az her home on Jacob street. on
Thursday afternoon. The decorations
were in keeping with 81. Patrick.
DAY. and the afternoon was spent in
dong fancy work and at a seasonabl.
hour tempting refreshments were
served. Mrs. h. G. Powell, of Parkers
burg, was an honor guest and Other
visitors 10 the club were. Mrs. &. u
Lennon. Miss Belle Redman. and
Mrs. Maurice Kelly. The club mem
bers present were
Mesdames. Il. l.. M~cGranahan. Ches
ter \. Johnson. Walter Wood. Ro,
Tyler. Carl Bendell, Charles Brock
hardt. Earl Frank. Fred KRONE
Charles Wincher. James Berry. G
Dave DelVe. Bert Pickett. Benz. r
Redman. Harry Rogers. Harry r
Bachman.
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and officers. the book has verbatum
reports OF all speeches delivered dur
the sessions and forms a most com
plete report OF the entire proceedings.
The likeness OF President Scott. OF
Fairmout. and Secretary S~chwertfer.
ger. or this city. are also shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-28

lex. sister Of the bride. and Miss Min
ME Willis were Gde bridesmaids. Mr..
Ernest FREDERICK and Mr.. Borcuart
were tn" attendants cor go groom
The bride wore b.de sill .ad Miss
Clara Frederick wore tn silk Fol
loving the wedding q luncheon was
served. u thu young people will
make their home on Twenty ninth and
MctOliOch Streets. Their friends *.
Tend CoagraruiPfi0ns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-28
NcDonaId-Schsfer

The wedding Of Smith Mcdonald
and Miss Minnie Schafer. we'll known
young people Of West Liberty. oc-
CURED Wednesday afternoon AZ $50
o'clock at the u. T.. parsonage in
est Liberty. Rev. l.. :. Crosse was
the officiating minister The young
people have a large circle VI friends
In that vicinity. and viii reside on
The Schafer farm. about a mile from
West Liberty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-28

Sarah UdyiDff entertained ~ their
hOu" on North Main street on Thurs.
DAY afternoon with "a luncheon for
Mis- May Virginia sands. whose
wedding 90 Nr singleton Fault f. an
event uf flr roar tufUr, Pink KilIar-
TO-. roses Wni- used 100 tis decora-
o. and ODE" eject Vas most artistic.
Irr Il1c's were Appropriately mdrbpd
and there We're covers FOR fourteen
mcWlHr- o. Wheeling n So
'.1l .D' Tho Ta~uiLflallctt weddmc
Wit a" 1901 event of early APRIL. ana
many event re being arranged or
the brides elect Miss Nancy Peter
son who viii nod SIR Ioratio Mon.
iu" Reed uf N'H Nor.. is also briuc
H"unt"d hy many pleasant events
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-28
SOCIAL EVENTS
HELD THURSDAY
FOR sRIoEs-ELecT AND ArTRAc.
TIVE VISITORS TO THE
CITY.
2rion Society Enjoyed Card Party
and Informal Affairs Arraraed
For Next Week.

The members OF the Arion Society
entertained at their club on Thursday
evening and the affair was In the ma
ture OF a card party. Euchre and DOM
iroes were played for a few hours and
a delicious luncheon was served. The
affair was under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary and Miss Kate Refs
ter. Miss Anna Sauter and Mrs. Eliza
beth Roth were in charge OF the AFFAIR.
Handsome prizes were awarded the
winners ae follows:
The first ladies' euchre prize was
won by Miss Clara Kratz, and the
second prize was won by Mrs. Charles
Etz. August Norteman o the first
gents prize. and Charles Becker won
the second. The domino prize was
won by Mrs. Julius Jung.
Mrs. Joseph Slender, of New Mart
inssille. W. Va, and Mrs. Hannah
kohle-. OF Philadelphia. were honor
ent evening. The next affair 10 be
given at the Arion will be the Kaffee-
Nisite on next Thursday. when the
gentlement members OF the Singing
Section will serve the supper. The
ladies are looking forward 70 a treat.
The following were among those pres
ent on Thursday evening:
Messrs. and Mesdames:
Albert Schairer, =. Riester.
Max Beuter. julius Jung.
Robert Linsley, Frank Diegmiller,
Henry Weimer. Charles Etc,
John Medick. Andrew Seifert
VIII Weimer. Charles Becke
August Norteman. Frank Thurm.
Frank RAIDER. sam warffuel.
Henry Hackman. g. W. Bente.
Joseph Kurtz.
Misses:
Kate Riester. Constance Bente,
Anna Sauter. Miss Recker.
Clara KRAFT. barbara Korn.
Hickey Kraatz.
MesdameS.
Joseph Slender. 81 Hanna Kohler. OF
New M~artinsvilie. P~hiiaielphis'
august Pracht, Elizabeth Roth.
MesSrE.
franz i.aupI. MI. SChramm.
Herman ScuOckey. c. W. AppenZelier.
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icks. Henry Stahl. FL. J. Blackford,
Jack Johns.
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CotiIIion Club.

The popular Cotillion Club will give
their usual weekly dance on Monday
night AZ the Carroll Club auditorium.
A fine program has been arranged for
This affair. under the direction of Prof
Becker. Music 10y the Bentfeld
orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-28
PROCEEDINGS

% Annual Business Mems State Con.
Vention Published in Book
Form For Distribution.
The proceedings of the third annual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-28
Birthday Party

\ birthday party will De- given ~
m" home % Nr- o. ~ Travis. Oh
Fifteenth street. ou FRIDAY evening.
Ly the Ladies' Aid Society a. the
Fourth Street " r. church. and there
TiI Do" e large ATTENDING There
VII h" au Interesting literary and
musical program rendered and 70.
irre tmontH served Admission will be-
o. penny for each Year az vour age
and al are welcome A. This party
O. handsumc Guilt will he displayed.
with 81. block. each 81 70 church. hr
iuc 20 BOO number. and 3G0 names ON.
hruidered lu the center of fEr quilt
aIo advert lrs n.ms. end fhe quilt 4
I work az ART The following Is The
program TO- hr rendered
Vocal solo. Ni1a kIfir
H"rdinr. Mr. Edward petticord
Vocal soIo William clemens
Vocal solo Mrs bowman
RcadiuE Miss Laura ks.Ist.
Vocal solo VIII Travis
Vocal soIo Mra Guy Warner
RoldIng Robert Iurrat
Vocal Io'o. I1ck Abbott
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Mrs. Vler'stI.r Fntsrtalns.

Mrs. Vler'seI.r F~ntsrtainS
The following g., taken from the
Parkershurg Dispatch-News. Mrs.
Nlerhelier Is known in this city. hav.
ing visited here. and Is the aunt OF
Charles Nierhciler. OF Tri1delphia. and
a relative OF the V~ierhellers on the
South side:
Mrs. Frank Nierheller was tho
charming hostess AZ q dinner Of love
" appointments on Wednesday even
ing at her home on Market street.
Cut overs and ferns were used for
decorative purposes. and following the
service Of n delicious menu the re-
mainder Of the evening was delight.
fully spent playing euchre. Just n
few intimate friends Of the hostess
W'r" IN attendance. but a most en-
jo,ablc evening was spent By all.
Organized Club.
Wis Marie FITZGERALD was hostess
laet evening ~ her home on West
No' sion street. Martins Ferry. I'm re-
mon nce 81 The ncwly organized
elected president. Miss Robins treas.
nrer and Mary Samueis secretary. AZ
10 O'Clock % five cnurse supper was
-erVcd. aud tho evening was spent in
-rWiu- Tho members are Miss Fifz-
Ecrald. Della Roth Of Steubenvflie.
Miss toocy. Mary SnmueIs.
Masonic Ladies.
The I1dIns OF The Masonic club VIII
meet This afternoon 90 elect onicers
OF The entertainment committee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09

sentiments which you possess also
animate ME, and that even though l
find it necessary, in Difference to the
existing national feeling, justice to
public confidence and the necessity
Of restoring peace to my country, u"
be somewhat strict in the enforce
ment OF the law OF Juarez, | have pro
yided at the same time that this law
shall be applied only when the limi
tations are fixed by the most press
ing need. 1t shall be enforced againsS
whlful qqsntssswith. tbepDiyilege Of
gpprde.nAs Aa4d tsffffsfbbH extended always
to the ,gaqtless and misguided.
II fiobS Furthermore, to retain
your sympathy as well as that of The
people Of North America in favor Of
our cause. You maybe sure that |
will take into consideration your
high ideals to- the extent of recon-!
mending, always with due respect to
the law, greater forebearance toward
our enemies"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09
tho attack. h ! rs
life Snnfed Out

PARKERSBURG, 10y A life was
snuffed out when D. NJ. McGillivaTy'
a laborer Of the B. & o. shops, drops
ped dead while at work. In COM
pany with five or six other men, he
was carrying a large timber when
he staggered backward and fell. His,
companions thought he was Joking,
and paid no attention until 1t was,
seen that lie did not arise. They:
made an examination and found that
he@as dead. saG6roler B. o. Robin.
son was called and diagnosed It as
a case Of heart failurey (Which was
brought ABOUT biz theIstEain Of Heavy
lifting. ..,o1 tot4ongl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09
LAWYER .StfickeH@ 9

; PARKERsBURG 5sa7Szzs;9FHe ii1SSlocal
friends of Attorney Dave D. John
son are considerably codcsrpsd9 over
his condition following&a3stroke Of
paralysis which he sustained on Fri
day of last week, which slightly af-
fected one side and also his speech.
Mr.. johnson had been in illahealth
for some time, but>nothingareally Sc
rious was apprehended until he was
stricken on Friday. His condition Is
said to be not very, serious, and ~ is
believed that, be will recover from;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09
H0ULT.

= A blizzard of the real western
type struck US last night.
Hog killing has been the regular
order of business about here for
some time and several fine porkers
were butchered. Newt Hess killed
three Weighing considerable over a
thousand pounds net. That's some
riches at present price of pork.
Mrs. Charles McElfresh is very Sc.
riously III.
Liston Burnworth Is suffering
with an attack of grippe.
: Mrs. Lee Hoult caused considerable
excitement Saturday by taking
large dose Of sugar Of lead by mis-
take. Antidotes were administered
and a physician sent for. She Is
considered out Of danger at last re-
port.
Mrs. W. F. Hoult and Mrs. B. p,
Wilson are both on the sick list.
Mr.. Thomas Stevens and wife of
Grafton are visiting the family Of
Jacob Austin.
Mr.. Eliza Halbert Of Pennsylvania,
is visiting relatives here,
Mr.. D. E. Snider and sister, Miss
Laura Snider, were at Monongah yes
terday to the funeral Of cousin,
Gertrude Snider. !
The teacher of the school here, Mr..
Samuel Harris and the pupils held
a festival and box supper at the
school house Friday night, the pro-
ceeds to be used to purchase books
for the library. twas very success
fill, Tie proceeds being $27.,75. They.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09
You Lie

Awake nights thinking of what to
buy for Xmas Let us give you a
few suggestions. Pianos and Play.
crs from $4,000 to 100000. Victor
victrolas from $15 to $500. Victims,
Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos, Accor'
deems, Auto Harps, Harmonicas, Mu-
sic Books, Music satchels, Music
Rolls, Hand Painted Pictures Ready
Made Hand Carved Frames Trays
and Musical Toys at omen's Music
store, over Ideal, both phones. Ask
about the Apollo Player!we give away
Xmas ieResDt1e,s t5t,, adv
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09
Sine indications
OfsIIHJla TFOlbIe.

AtGohs ttle intitatiens 0ff1 tiIrtateHS
f.tl1s 4 fOfilile III al ~ tEnnel
sisy9f. aid iifGiii siteltS A III Il 50
mite a. f4n 81 HIT Ii seems tislt SOM
thfnc more HI iii Del TO stop die cdplsh
and swe ats aAd arrest Tie progr Of VS.
else. Eeknljin'S attentive atter many
5yenfsi6t use. Il known 10 lle most lleles
feIal In bringing about RELIEF. IN lnaiiy
s 81; z. ree9yeissss el, d!Ity
Gentlemen: q had q terrible cough,
nJsLf SWesitS and pleurisy Ii my lungs.
a. man, who heard NE coughing advised
me 70 take your Attentive. I paid no
attention to him theu. got 10 had
the Doctor said should 80 20 Wyoming.
grew worse. filei. remembered Whit
had Ieen fold mt. about your liledlGlhe
/ began taking u gWth ne faitI what
ever, llut stliefbEe RqI taken thteS
Dottl&t t6HIl eat atrthIE4a Eeyeft ah1
nIgIItswPat is RtOppel ,Altts 4OFIlSer y scar
] have been well and tn bcttsr health
tHSaaIIaf , hdHSef vas ,.ys-, VI y BoNaR.
IAb6ye abbreviated; more, on ttetluest.l
EckIhaI's Alternative bus been proven lly
mhnY{yeats: test TO Rt.lnOst rtticncious
G0r lseyere Tlrmt SUD EumI AffeetlQns,
jlrOnrlltfs ErorielIiL AstlInll sStllb!NrIl.
folds and II 'uNGnlltfig tie sySt.ilI.
Contains no narcotics. pulsons or llMlllt-
forming drugs. Ask for l.Onklet telling
of sfetUverles. and write q EcEuian
Laboratory tf9Ste ItRH; SS1 Tor si,s Gy,
!. H. Mecloskey q Co.
Mt. City Drug Co., FairmOnt.
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Dinner Party,

Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mancel Carpenter, Of
Vermont avenue, entertained at din
ner Sunday. The guests were Rev.
and Mrs. McVey, Of Ohio, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Carpenter and daughter,
Thelma, of Fairview.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09
Club Meeting.

Club Meeting.
-..-Mrs. Dallas Leonard will entertain
-tre members Of the sictlian~Thtm-
Bile club this evening at her home on
Water street. ,p-p
afternoon from 8 until $ o'clock at
the home of Miss Gertrude Crisis.
Mrs. E. c. Scott and daughter,
Mrs. William shafferman, will enter
lain the U. NJ. W. club tomorrow aft
ernoon.
The B. o. NJ. will meet, Friday aft
ernoon at the home of Miss Sara ia
cobs on Guffey street.
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missionary Society,

N21UUEVNN4J gVVtVVJl
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. E. church will NEE.
Wednesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Florence Gray
on Diamond street.. All members are
earnestly requested to be present at
this meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09
Personals.

PERSONALS.
Mrs. Bishoff, of Diamond street,
has gone to Roseby's Rock, to visit
her mother.
Miss Eunice Minor, of Vermont
avenue, has been quite sick for sew
cral days.
Miss Blanche satterneld spent Sat;
urday and Sunday at her home at
lTopewell.
MIR. Glenn and daughter went 10
Terra Alta today to visit relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Parrish, of Worth
ington, spent Sunday in this ward.
Miss Pearl Cray and niece, Miss
I1reda Hess, have returned to Nor
gantown after couple of days visit
here.
Miss Jessie Holland has returned
from a short stay at Grafton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09
A FEELING OF SECURITY

You naturally feel secure when
you know that hefmedicine you are
about to take is absolutely pure and
contains no harmful or habit produc-
ing drugs. ~ ,a,Isc
Such medicine is DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great Kidney, Liv.
err and Bladder Remedy.
The same standard Of purity.
strength and excellente Il maiutain-
ed in every hottie OF swampsRoot.
Swamr-Root is scientifically conf
pounded from vegetable herbs.
1t is not stlmulaht and is taken
in teaspoonful doses. '7'a'
1t is not recommended for every
thing. n :" e'l ~ /.
According to verified testimony
it is natures great helper in reliey-
ing and overcoming kidney, liver and
bladder troubles.
A sworn statement Of purity is
with every bottle OF Dr.. Kilmer's
! # y6T iSsd u hisdf gfhfS, y5d Should
lave the best. Ss$sSg8sf4 5@S
q If you are already conVincsd .tlfat
Swamp-Root is what, you. need, ,yo.pyl
will find IL on sale at aiLdrugisttagrseEIss
in bottles oftwo sizes, fifty7cegtsana
one dollar.
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Glass Meeting.

The members Of tile McElfresh
class of the Diamond STREET NJ. E.
Sunday school will meet this. even
ing at the home of Mrs. ]. L. Leech
on Market street.
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3WentL Pittshl1rel

Went to Pittsburgh.
Messrs. Denzel Harr, French
Barnes. Walter satterield and Dale
Miller left this morning for Pitts
iburgh to spend q short time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09
Left Yesterday.

Evangelist McVey ,and wife who
have spent the past two weeks here,
left yesterday for Monessen, Pa.
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Sample Size Bottle Of Swamp |
Root. y.s.,,s,,

Enclose ton cents to DR., Kilmer &
Co., Binghamton, N. W for a%sample
Size bottle by Parcels Post-it should
convince anyone. Youg%tll alao re-
ceive booklet Of valuablp Informs
zion. telling all about the kidneysFE. q
WEca writing be st,rf fn1h \ Ton ,E
Tie Fairmont West YlrglaIaIlE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09

and the patrons of the school are very
thankful to the public. for making
possible the success Of the undertake!
ing.
Miss Maholah Prickett of Smith
town is visiting atHarry Johnson's.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09

A Son.
A son was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. James Barrett, of the Fifth
ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09

!. H. MccIoskey & Co.
Mt. City Drug Co.. Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-09

Hats that sold at $95 so on up to $3.50.