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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-25
Personals.

Personals.
Miss Agnes Arnett, of Little Falls,
!. the guest of Miss atllerine Miller
on Market street. aa
Mrs, shipstower and son have re-
turned tottheirS home at Morgantown
after a few days, visit with Mr.! and
Mrs. Benjamin 'shipstower' on Column.
bia street. i5@4
Mr.. Harry smouse has returned
from a months visit ats Oakland, Md.
Miss Katherine Donham arrived
home yesterday from Elkins where
she spent week with, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Ayers. 80
Mrs. ]. D. Radford who has spent
the past week at Colfax, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Florence Gray and grand /.
daughter, Miss Alta Gray, returned
Sunday from a visit at Cameron.
Mrs. Eva Wilson and son, Fred, and
Mrs. Zelphia ,swisher, OF Murray.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E..
kerns yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Powell, of Pitts
burg, are visiting here.
Miss Florence Bunner spent Sun.
day at her home near smithtown.
Messrs. Ralph and Edgar Thomas
have returned from Union where they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Michaels.
Mrs. Stewart cordray and two chill
dren. of Morgantown, arrived yester-
day to spend few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shoemaker.
Miss lsola Satterfield, who. has been
here, has returned to her
home at Parkersburg.
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aGuestIof sisteIr.l

Mr.. A. Il. Lawson. y of Auburn, w.
Vay is visiting his sister, Mrs. L. f.
Oldaker, on; Market street.
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Miner is Killed HI
By Fall .o.,.fSzate.

Pasco Angelo, an Italian miner,
aged 25 years, single, was killed this
morning about $3.50 o'clock. by n fall
of slate in New England Mine. Coro.
ner Lloyd was notified of the acct
dent and made careful inquiry con
corning the same. His injuries were
a crushed head and a broken leg.
Tony Gargarelli, Italian, aged %,
was severely injured by the same fall
Gargarelli was brought to the Min
ers' hospital.
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,,.rs q nots cata,tn IN IBIS section On IN
tGtil la last t6w ycas wal sI,5neseti ~ III N
nc,rAlite l'0r ereGt many years. doctor,
r'hV.lcyl u ~ ibtal disease aud ,ifescfibtd iocai
sa,tIlsH .ltI W constantly falling To- cnfe Win
as itoNel CatAr;h 10 be constitution seas =
,hi ihefei0re requires constitutional H. tmenf
s aail5a Catarrh cIrr, manufactured ~ n u.
tias. 4 CO., Toledo ID the oal5 coestltl.
~ .at gu ,Ie market Is taken Internally
i,irertly on The blood and mucous stiffsees N
me syntein, They offer ono hundred fdollarsi ~
@ Gase y falls 70 cure. Send for circulars and
address: r. J. CHENEY g Co, psedo;p on;
Sold BY Druggists. zoe. -
fskS AAlrs EfHily ells ter sepstlp.tiop
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i. Moving to New Residence.

Mrs. ]. b. Levelle is moving finn
Merchant street to her new residence
on Market street. 49,,
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Copious
SHOWERS
Last {. Nigh
RAIRM0NTlWAs VISITED BLYTHE
HEAVIEST RAINFALL OF
~ SEASON. n =
PARCHEDE EARTH REFRESHED
BUT KINKS PUT INTO FAIR
PROSPECTS,,

Fairmont;iwas visited by perhaps
the heaviest rainfall Of the season
last night, and to say it was appre-
ciated and needed is putting 1t mild
ly. While many regrottedtit on ac-
count of the Fair opening today, yet
the more, optimistic predicted that
the rain, would lay the dist perna
nently and get the tracks and
grounds intbetter condition for the
Fair this week.
The rain began to fall yesterday,
but lightly, but about two o'clock in
the morning the rain poured in tor
rents until many were lead to believe
there had been a cloudbnrst. 1T con-
tinued incessantly until perhaps
eight O'Clock this morning. when It
Stacked TO some extent.
Not. for many monthsqhas sucli a
rainfall been recorded in this section,
and 1t looked like the weather man
had tanked UP all the rain for the
past season and let it. all out'at once.
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Snent Monday Here

Mrs. Stella Brown, of Harrison
county, and BROTHER Mr.. R. T. Elliott
and wife, of Brooklyn, N. Y, speI.
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs: Lutte
Brown on Diamond street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-25

lady to learn mil.
linery. Apply at once to Court
neys' store. s:25stf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-25

AS in previous years. much Of the
work will be done in the sectional
meetings. Thereswill, be sections for
teachers in high schools. graded
schools and rural schools, with spe-
cial sections for primary teachers, IN.
cluding all who teach in any grade
below fourth, and for beginners.
All teachers of the county are re-
queird to attend institute i've days
unless excused by the county super
intendent for good cause.
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Returned Home.

MIR. and Mrs. Bailey lNuzum have
returned from a trip TO ainumber of
eastern cities. Miss Mildred Nuzum
arrived home today from visit at
Wheeling.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-08-25

FOR RENT-Byis Sept. list, six room
house with bath. Inquire Hill
Bros, Dentists. s;25-st
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Teachers
CONTINUED FROM PAGE osE.l

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ro,,r,os ,ro nv /, uns,eod ona Mics
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introG,ctnrv Ta,ts Nv Ins,rretors
AZ. .ns /, Oh , Co., .
M Montn A1tefnooh' 'So v CLOCK.
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49,, NV. - 80, : 'S"a.
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on daesGay SI Mapeni.S gf! Npiasd
s,,,.nss asrna sehoa, 49,;
walter Parros ~
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20. ,' .,s.,os as"ooi Section i'oPm 10
~, ' in.n
Mr. 81 ,von a"s 'sEs40p1'', pq' III Y
y" -, AVp"' .E
N WEDNESDAY morning; y O'Clock.
aop ,., .sSGrs,seS4sfI-:-Mr; lyon.
NV naut sssn, raaua,ie = ~ e"e"
'"s sup'' e'',ss. ,
T.l - : tie'ia'
saa .;n,ss'o ,r.o.,
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iiign sfNool section k t9oP IL
"i 49,
nv y Wo"t a"d s1. s aaa,.'r ron
.pr: L. ~. fost ana Mr.. smith. Top
'e' hnrai sahitation'
mfaa .r I senoo, sectioh' hyceuin
''% serinner r'e section Room IL
ns 'mue's ses.ion' iAooli 10
SUI Sap sss.N Mhale ,s. and. Thomas y MS :,
wednesday Afternoon, I:30 O'CLOCK.
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os s,nnnE '. .s,,.
Nuuress, MY BOYS leachef
Su address tess'e ~ Am THAT -. 4on
L. aFlchanoi,an 49, ~
T. y, M. onowaltef'
sao,iona, 1iV M.o,,,
ST. nueI,os NV, Meet,nss:
lhisn. school section, Room It
mn M I'll, ~,
Snn. a, u, ssaoui s n auul.orlpn
M -. >, "haiey. Iopic' Home Cred
10 c..s.s co.,
ua,I. a sNI. Hsnoo' eeetioh' hyeean
m,.n lyon.
Ihnuir i,ay Afternoon, $50 O'clock
aaslc.
1 MterusSMsap'' ie'riek,
f sectional Meet,ngs:
n.sn anu sraaea sehool sections
AZ Friend and Mr.. Ly-
on; D., $40,
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wANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply at 412 Locust Aye.1
Mrs. Jos. Hail. s:25Sst|
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eSall 2(nt,perpcns itel)t bepDr.
Die Gage Or 0eln 1T 6rantrei nit eOem Ia9 ghn9e - G
neres Nbtomuen 5pieben GnglauO unO Sapan?
Die 92ullen aufs 9teue perbauen.

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0as Rihoro8 3rimGrmobIQeIeB out0-
motiih obihnfft 9tntb ocm 0or8ci6la.
Qcucn @cieb mGrcn -Ncflorot!o=
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ben @oqen Qeorldt, obcr ein 2bltlms
men fiir Derihicocnc Hurteitideta miro
Ooourh perbittct, BOB ser gauge
5tiunn13ettcI ltngiItig miro, iobalo aui
mebr oils cinem Eartcitidet 8eitimmt
mur0e.
3. Gurd OicIc3 @eieb miiroc Ser
2CbrtllrIuS in Der 9lber0een gtormoI
SduIc beihrGnft ouf ocn Qem0hult.
den Observation-Disclosures, mdbren0 ieBt
Elm 3meii0briger Goue9e-altriu5 oort
ein9ciiibrt lit, Der fat Dem ltnipcrit
t0tSturiu5 gIeihtomut.
Ger pierte Stimm3cttel be3ie6t iid
auf 2lbbaItlmq elmer aonltitution3
&onbention SIR Repioierltng um0 9Ib
0nocrlm9 Der Stoatsfonititltion.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-10-08

0cicblmQ ser 9}ihtcrlte0en meun
Cbcrrihter icIbit an ioldcn 60lIcn in
tcrciiicrt IinO.
9to. s - GrrinhnQ bon 8elu0lie.
run43Oilriftcn, 0bnJih Sen Drainage
0iltriften, lmo 8el0Iuigltnq BON Scl-
0crn fiir 0erpoiierun835nefc.
Sin mcjtcrcr Stjnln5cttcl cntb6lt
orci por9eibIogene 8eiebe:
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ihoften iolcn @jilt;8feit beboltcn,
bis 1ic mioerruicn per0en; 0oOurh
milrOc Die 9}otUcnoMfeit ser oui0br=
Iihen 2lbitimlulmg bcieitigt mo Ole
2Iniutiuc fir neuc 9tcuabItunmmg
iiber 0ic 2i3en8froge in ben ein3clnen
OrtCn nliiBtc Bon 0cn 9Gnti -SuIoon
Clement au$Qebcn 8irtIhaft8li5en.
len IN cincn Crtc miiroen cunn olIo
iolonqc 3u 9eht bclteben, bis lie lut.
Oerrltien meroen.
3. Gin @cieB fir cine neuc Sri.
Im0rmobI, mcIhc, WIhn an8cnomme1
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9Sicr StimnSettel bel Der
uddlten @abl.
3nIGbc 5nr StaatsfOnltttutlou, Ib=
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bentiOn, nuO anOere 6rngcn
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gel ser nGfIteu ougcncinen MaDl
am 3. 9oDcmbCr merOCn Dent Sttmul=
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Sin Stin,m3cttcl miro Die 9}omcn
ser &unOiOoten fir Die Dcrihie0cHcn
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cnthultcn.
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pcrQcihlnQcncn oht 3ul0tc sur
Stcat@fonltihltjou entbolteh mje
fol1t:
SIC. 1 - Die 1raQc iibcr 6rouen-
Itimnlrcht
g}o. 2. - @erfauf bon Sdullon0.
Gie 2lbIhdbung lou ole 5lpeI Sabre
itott'inOelL cnitott olte bier Sabre,
uno ote 3inienrote ioa bon 6 onf )
Gro3ent herabgeiett lueroeF. GtC
9erfQuie miliien in 5pci onitatt lpiC
bisber in elmer 3eitlmg oes Gountps
onge5eigt tperoen
go. 3 - 9lbihaffltng Der geItiun'
munq, ibr 4mt nur fir 8lpet IerntinC
tnne baben oitrfen.
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| 1hhIG, bat nun in &Crrll &ouds BON
8otertomu cinen Opponclten titr Den
Nun0calcnot, Der jeoo6 Die GrD0b
hung oe8 lunQi0hri9cn &on9rcBOer-
trctera ulht pcrbin0err fam.
Menn etpo9 0u3u bcitru1, Die W}i-
norit0ta. uuo Niujorit0ta fottion In
uerhQIb Ger rGpublltnnil6cn Bort"
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tcrcIic DER Ycpublitunli6cn HurtcIor-
Qonilation einhcitlih I'M 0erblt pors
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Mlrih, Die 0cmofratllde Yortci nidlt
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trot1'hcn Helhcn oos Hentltot Der
FrrnorlOobl tenn oIIlcltl9 ocfrlCol0cf1-
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'td oopcr bouptNohlh ant olc Gr-
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De1tthtlr lrarnertkantatlrer Nattnnallnttth.
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BUR Slanorealt
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Don tbren Siben.
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TIanorcan, g. ., am 25. Sept,
Dnu g. W. gcus.
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Interest Paid on Time Deposits
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ONLY %FORTYFOUR
YEARLY INCOMES
Treasury Department Says
So, but Others Add TO
the Number.
MEN AND WOMEN CREDITED
WITH $1,oo0,000 INCOMES.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
j. D. Rockefeller, William S. Tod.
Andrew Carnegie. c. H.. Dodge.
George F. Baker. Daniel Guggen-
J, ?. Morgan, helm,
/ Vincent Astor, Oliver II. Payne,
James Stillman, Jacob II. Schiff.
Z. c. Converse, Hetty Green,
| VIM. Rockefeller, H, p. Dawson,
James B. Duke, Ebert II. Gary,
Thomas F. Ryan, c. M. Schwab,
Mrs. Russell Sage. Norman b. Ream.
Mrs. z. H.. Harri- Levi P. Morton,
man, w. K. Vanderbilt,
! John D. Archbold. August Belmont.
George j. Gould, John d. Ryan,
George W. Perkins, c. K. G. Billings.
Daniel j. Reid, A. S. Cochrane.
Charles Steele, Mrs. j. S. Kennedy,
Arthur c. James, Adolph L~ewisohn.
II. II. Rogers, Jr.,
DELLA WARE.
II. A. du Pont, Alfred l.. du Pont.
| William du Pont, Pierre S. du Pont.
+. c. du Pont,
ILLINOIS.
Cyrus Mccormick. Marshall Field Sd.
II. NJ. Mccormick, r. H.. Mccormick.
Mrs. II. +. McCor- J. Ogden Armour
mick. Mrs. G. NJ. Putnam.
Julius Rosenwald, Mrs. Potter Palmer.
LOUISIANA.
William Edenborn.
MICHIGAN.
Russell A. Alger. p. II. Mcmillan.
Fred NJ. Alger, Charles L.. Palms,
George G.. Booth. M. j. Murphy,
Hugh Chalmers. F. X. Stearns,
D.. J. Campau. Truman N%ewberry.
John Dodge, f. D. Stair,
Horace Dodge. James Couzens.
Henry Ford. Il. H. Weber,
E. l.. Ford. John w. Blodgett.
MARYLAND.
Henry Walters.
NORTH CAROLINA.
b. N. Duke. Caesar Cone.
WISCONSIN.
Isaac Stephenson.
MONTANA.
w. A. Clark.
PENNSYLVANIA.
E. d. Stotesbury, Percival Roberts.
Mrs. F.. {. Penfeld. Mccormick Estate.
Chas. c. Harrison. Alex. J. Stewart.
II. c. Trexler. c. q. Williams.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1914-12-30
AMERICANS HAVE !
OF MILLION EACH |
Rockefeller Credited With
Annual Increment of More
Than $50. 100000.

late j. +. Morgan in most of the lat
ter's undertakings and has usually
been rated as worth more in property
than Mr.. Morgan. with probably u
round $1OO.OOO.O 900 to his credit.
James Stillman, chairman of the M.
tional City bank, vas the third Of the
business trio, of which Messrs. Morgan
and Baker were the others. His inter-
est in the City bank stock is large, and
he has many other interests and invest
ments.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1914-12-30

We solocit your business and offer you
every accommodation consistent with
safe and profitable banking.
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a BENTON LODGE No. 25.-A. #.
w. AND A. M.-Regular communi-
~ cations of the above named
lodge are held at 1880 p. M, on
he first and third Mondays OF each
month. Members Of sister Lodges and
sOjourning brethren are cordially invited
to attend.
EZRA L. CRANE, w. NJ.
ROBT. RICHARDSON. Sec'y.