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. One Day Only
Ground*
AN EXHIBITION Tl
Biraftars wu
t 'y^yv|'' n i^i f"r?^ ?' i" !i:; aX|. .vjaln(j^^W #Kl5'^^i^B^^>fc^:
>VJV newSa^HMflK^Q
interesting. educational. thrilling
Pioneer Events in Frontier Days
With Extraordinary ftonic Effects, Assaults, Battles, Attacks
Onslaught* and Repute*. led by
Col.W.F.Cody.n^&BuffaloBill JP .
Whose Unerring'Aim Caused the Death of
the Indian Chief Tall Bull in the Original
Battle fought in June, 1808. oj
r Eventful Pages From American History1
if With entirely new features depicting the i
CONQUEST OF A CONTINENT.
FOOTBALL ON HORSEBACK
' The Newest Thins in Equestrian Sport, Indians and Cowl
UPB ON THE PLAINS JM.
A QUARTER CENTU
A GRAND MILITARY 1
THE DISTINCTIVE, BOLD AND DAS
RoitMftf* (a Aafoolithir EomaCrfto AcWersoinrta EikAltlnaa
,ft Brlluaat WlltUijErototloii, Po*p ami ccramrar Muter Hon
WU4 Welt Olrls eWnllojCorb&rn In Equestrian FefltB MlllUrr Ml
A Continuous Succession ol Startllfli Surprises Two Htiatef
Displays ol Expert Equeatrlanla
TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY?2 and 8 p. m.?RAIN i
Rain toteneme Waterproof Canvas Canopy. Grand Sta
PIKE MEWS CO
t . : - :
T " ?
1 ' "* ' Ol
Mr. ^ulpmolillo Owner, how would
you like W{ bo frco friiin Puneturer
Blow-Oht5, Rim Cuts, leaky Valve- Peace
anil Flat Tires' anil still got the ens? vailed In
riding quality or a pneumatic tire three daj
You can by the use unusuall)
was mad
Awwjk TTd
The WoHd's Best Filler flBkf [.me.
for Automobile Tires.
No Experiment. BHI Klll'l)
Thoroughly Tested. ^ nutur IB
End. Tire Trouble,! K q^etfed^
>$???*?. ass.
iflltaase Company ?
APpost card will bring you lnfor nation.
Offloo and Plant:
Wo. 800 West Pike Street, jML I ilh
' f% Ob&HKSBCRG. W. VA. - MP |||
LOXG? AUTOMOBILE HOSPITAL wP^f
Trailers Alley, between Tltlril anil 9' f fl
Fourth Streets.
General Repair Shop for Mill
AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES
AN'l) BICYCLES.
Open Day and Xlglit Ttell 'Phone ff ' f y
CLAF.KSBURC, \V. VA. || |
Bell 'Phone 813-J Ilonie 'Phone 15(13"
SLATER BOT$ MM
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing nnd . K///^
* Remodeling I
DA DIES' AND GENTS' GARMENTS ^pllj
' SANITARY PRESSING WfffiW
Moore Building, 116 Forirtli Street, M ?
Cor. Traders Alley. jM |
SMIfH-LIMfR COMPANY B
OLE.V ELK NO. 3. jMlAWJs
T19il>HONS CONNECTIONS. Bl^l
CONTRACTORS FOR CONCRETE.
MOSAIC AND TERRAZZA WORK ffiffffijjf
| CONCRETE | 1
t BUILDING | BLOCKS
ALL SHAPES, SIZES AND STELES.
i, East Main St
HAT MEANS SOMETHIN
- -I
WCfiT and Congress of Rougb Riders of tbo Wi
I VTB? I " ' UtStoTb One hc^bjaiiM. ExUUtSa with
wnei Bill's Great Far Eas
lepicting the Splendore of theOrient end Picturing the Hietory o( the Occident
Whole World Hat Contributed?TwoVait Continents Hare Ajiplan
Tie Orient and tie Occident Here Unite in One Arena
IThe Pyramids, Sphinx and Sahara's Sands Reca
Vistan of a Fast Fading Era. Deed* of Daring Pictured Anew..' Plain)
and Patriot in Heroic dopes. Conquests of the B led Mcuutevivc
AN ORIENTAL SPECTACL
R O M A\NTIOr F A R1E A S
Introducing u s Particular Feature
MAXIMILL1AN GRUBER'S
Wonderful Performing Ahimj
1NCUIDINO ELEPHANTS, HORSES. DOOS AND POME
' IN QHB .ORBAT ACT v
;NINO MONARCH AOF OPEN 'AIR -ENTERTAlNMt
mctnrtti by Artillery sod Cerelty | Brtonln Alblrtn Is Fount AtllHy. Strenttb ssd I
ibertt Shows In Pssspuis' I Cowboy Sporu with Ill-tempered BncUni Broochc
m, Oriental Splendors aqd Military Proficiency
OR SHINE. Admission (including eent) GO Cta. AH Swats Protected from Sol
nd Ciwin (Jnclsdlsf sdmiMioa) SUM. Cbililree under gyssrs. hslf-price^ On
-V* >- . PC-.- wte HnffltM
So STORF, 322 I^IKrE ST.
TV IS PEACEFUL. making arrangements "To attend
? funeral of Joseph Twyman.
and good order have pre
the *clty the last two or MOVE TO BRIDGEPORT.
s and police work has been ' ?
' light. Not a single arrest Mr .and Mrs. Wilbur Oalm
e yesterday by policemen moved from Salem to- Bridge
ession of the police equyt- where they will reside 'pcrmant
this morning at the usual
TAKING EXAMINATION.
KEI/LOWS TO MEET. Sixty applicants for admisslo
the practice of dentistry in West
sI'.owb of the city are re-1 ginia are takimg the examinatiot
o meet at 7:30 o'clock to- for the state dental board at W1
the Odd Fellows' hall on ipg. Dr. H. D. Bridgeiman, of
n street fo the purpose ot city. Is among them.
? 111 IEa HI H
1VJL1L.1S IV/1 V/IVjAK.
P A new shape and a dandy. |||||
M Look for "Special" on the HEp
l| band. Sold by all tobacconists. R5|||
GEO. L. STORM & CO.. NEW YORK
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+ . NATIOXAJb UfiAGVB.
B' 'J ' ' '" j'1 J1 1 i. r ii ji " ^
YttteriUy . R?nilu.
' . New Y?ffc 3, otie/mrs.
St. mn?i,}/8, .Boston. 6. . *
Plttshurg 7. Brooklxn 3.
^ Cincinnati, 8* Philadelphia 0Today's
Games.
^ PHtettnrg at - i
!T Chicago.^ New York.
' Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
M : . -> ?V*
Standing of the Clubs.
[lea " w u Pl
uea New York 3C S .8
J?1 Chicago i .,? .i . . 25.20 . &
c Pittsburg 25 20 .5
Cincinnati ^ 27 22 .&<
~ "Philadelphia ....... 19 23 .4'
T' St- Louis 23 28 .4
?Brooklyn .-. >: .... 14 '29 .Si
BOStoh : . 15 33 .3'
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31 A rA Crantflfl kil flltt C
. ni v v_?i hhiv? yy mw <jwwi v#loi
I of. State-io More State
Concerns.1
j| ' t'-1 "
June^. 13?T
jg , foHowin'gr^jiarfera have been lean
: y by the secretary of state:
| iPressed Steel Truck Company,
1 Pittsburg, Pa., td manufacture'a
i;i deal lh metal trucks. Authorli
? capital, ?2i;oqo., ~f Incorporate
i | B G. Pollansbee.t W. M. Foliar
I i bee, George I>. IFollansbee, C.
$ I -Wilson, arid, J . C. 'Sweter, all
9 Pittsburg.
II .High Jlid-ge View-Orchard Co
| pauj);, of jpairmont, to. plant a
I gr'bw orcKSrds In .Hampshire coun
i W. Va. Authorized,capital, $6
\ 000. la^Vporators: "B. t.
& . rolsoa,.I-siw .-Trader, Carl Wllle
| James A. Hayden^and S. B' Ha
p mlson, all of Mountain i,ake Pai
| , .. West Bnd lmprovjment Compai
ft FplrriJ\nt,. tq>~"manufacthre a
VS deai-jn -rironQStoae, briefer luarl
{NT. '"fl ''niliatnff V*--'-1 .jtotboris
Cw-' fOAritta^i|i2do,0<W)L ? incorporate
Mot C. >JKr. {wataoik peorge T. Wata
J ant es O. WatSgj, Duck L. Watt
rind" Ida! M. Watson, all of Fa
r airmonc, jxo aeai in . and mbnuri
vj ture .bribkfTstong,- lumber anrf bul
-.the
S. Rlggs, George H. Probst, J.
Mulvohillr PM i- Fjttaep and! A.
Colborn, all ofFalrmont.
Fairmont- -Hotel- -i-Companr, :
haye Fairmont, to buiW-^tuwf' ripVHt&'
port tiotel at I Fairmont'. -' AubhOriz
Ply. capital. 1800,000; > incorpieratoi
A. J.' Colborn, p. B.'^WrQli'r J.
Mulvehill, W. D.-Krantz and C. I
Shinn, all ml Fairmont.
n to S5". vv*
Vir- Notary commissions have be
j be- issued to 'the following person
deel. Paul W. Harriott,- ot^EHtihs, Ra
tula dolph couaty; Carter L. Faust,
Faiririont, tMarion county; A. 1
= Robinson, of Paraxon, Kanawl
h county; r! S. Johnson, of Fo
S Spring, Orjenbrler county; John 1
Timko, of Clarksburg, . Harrisi
county, i
I -ML
(Continued from page one.)
Reception, traction station?N'.
Longabaugh chairman. Marsh Ca
nen, John- C. Wiliams, D. E. Keoug
George M. West, B. M. Despard,
H. Godron, Leilru Tracey and Will !
Lewis, w
Arrangements at Weston?Krai
Whelan chairman, George E. Whli
Walter A. Edwards,' RyV. Malioy at
T. J. Gil'loolr. h
Arrangements " at BucWiannon
3. t,. Cunningham"Chairman, E. 1
Martin, U C. Shove, Ofeey S. Tnlbc
and D. M. Close.
1 Arrangements at West Union
John J. Wfey cha'frmati, ' UedVge
West, J. D:;, Foley, - M. B. Summe
and J. E. flialneT. 1
Arrangements 'at' Sutton?-C.
Bishop chairman, Charles H. Blai
and E. Lee?Bland.
Arrange trjente at Richwood?Dr.
McClung chairman, J. S. Davt^so
Harry Schhfz, S. P. Fallon, LeRi
Cropp and Edgar Sparks. .
Mail, telegraph and' telephone?
W. Boggese chairman, JohnB. Pol
Charles D. 0111, SlrAfe Nuhbaum ai
Victor VU1s?Vt -"
- ?Ate organization 1 and revisionSamuel
R. Bentley chairman, E. '
Lewis, Charles B. Johnson. R.
Douglass and J. M. Francois.
' . - - .
, - ?is???i i
- > AMERICAN liEAGUS. r
. * ?: ?
-* 1 "" rlettcrdi^f Result*.
RhiladelBMa^CTeyelanaWv
, |fwPRP9if5&1K '?
Chicago II, Near York 2.
Washington j, Detroit 1.
Today'* Games,
v -iBoston ?f. Chicago .? ** *?.
.fcNew YftfJc' at.St. t'i
Philadelphia at Detroit*.
- Washington aUCleveland..
1 r- -1 ? .
Standing of the Clnhm.
St. W. L. I
18 Boston 32 18 .1
56 Chicago '32 20
561 Washington ........ .30 21 ' .'J
51 'Philadelphia ....... 25 20 " .1
52 Detroit 25 27 .'
51 Cleveland 23 25
26 New York ......... 17 '29 .?
13 St. I^ouls 14 36 .:
Residents and Visitors Cot
% and Go. arid Look after
Business.
_ BRIDGEPORT, I J une' 13 ? 3
he andrMxs. lyyle Horner, whose w
ed ^hgrtbek- place' here irecent|y, h
returned after a two weeks visit
0j: .easternettles . They wttl make tl
nd home with Mrs. Horner's motl
led Mrs /-"Flora' Martin.-, " :
m. -Mr.. and.Mrs. .John Moore h
l9_" retwneel "from Etitins, .-wtfdre ' t
j attended the wedding of iM
or Moore's brother.-Clement D. Be
a prominent lumber dealer of Git
ra. to- Ml^^tha' ^rJj- v?
nd young woman 'of Blklns. J
ly and' Mrs. Moore were', accompar
o l Jfome? by Mrs. Moone-'s sister^.J
j?? BlanthejBatofi; o;f\FaJte, W. \
ltt- -who, - after - visiting here for . s(
lTl time, will" go to Colorado to speh
^ few months for herhealth.
ny' Miss Bessie' Golden and 3
nd Bessie Graves, spent Sunday v
.the letter's sister, Mrs. James P
j ton. of Broad Oaks. ' "
.Mrs". "i1^'*M."''*"<fwens, " of f.
m* Clare, has returnedt home after.
' itlng, several days at the home
? her miither, Mrs. Flora' Martin.
Mr?. Ezra.Wolfe and Mrs. Hi
si4*mb., of.Gien Balls,:anfl.:
c:.knd Mrs. - Harry-WoUe, of, Xoi
.view, uncut al'ria'v recently, with M
F.'C:-V
h "| jttjp -Virginia Wllljs, lias return
j' after" 'vfeiiftjg.yTor-- aofpet'ljue at.
t.bpraevPji iter Iwele, Drv-.Caraori V
'jHs,?ot Jenningstoh.
o{' C. H. Warner has-,gene on an,
e(1 the interests of the Crooksvllle F
,g. tery^oinpany: .:; ! *
j'| Mr, and Mrs. Wfttson John:
j'. are the proud parents .of a bi
|.. Misses-Belle, Ada and Essie M
en' ^eil' ~9f Clarksburg;'r visited th
s. aunt, 'Mrs. Hat tie, WtlHams;
? " Bat My Sore Foot
" in It Right!?TIZ
r. t ' >TTf . (
"A TJZ ^Ui, Ity Boy; * TIZ Ba
You Can't Beat It for Sore Feet,
J ~ Cotbs and Bunions!"
Ia this man a tender-foot? No. He I
Jo7-?*licrr?onqwhouaeaTlZ ami seta fr
the leet a hobplnosi one never fmt ben
Aay^s<dTr??^^
Vhen lonr. feet are co tired they .1
? like atqmpa, when they aebe to that tl
ffj hurt way upi to your hetrt. when :
abamble your feet aliens had It seems
ixx though .all the misery you ever had I
settled in your feet, look at the haj
IlK man In the picture. ' '
\T You can bo'happy-footed just the sai
N. It joU h^ve corns and bunions that eW
? -body seems.to step on. Just, think of t
- happy Tlfc man. He "had coins and b'
lobs, too, This man nsod TlZ.and now
?has no mdre tender, raw, chafed,.blister
iwoUen-'tlred. smelly feet, oorns, eallou
Id Or bunion*. ; .' ;v
As soon *ss you put your feiet In a 1
hath wrv. *1?
_ . - - ? - *1-1 a tuo "W 111 I ST 1 HUM- lH|tlKin?
J. it's like mountain otono (o lungs,
a, * Nothing else but TIZ ,nn glee you t
'' hapfcy loot feeling - Drat accept e
substitutes.. , g>
TIZ. a cents abox. gold esarnrht
n os-ssnt. direct, on*" receipt of -price.
f 'Walter- I.uther Dodge A Co? Chicago,
it- Recommended by nil Drag Stores, depa
yj ment 'and general stofos.
_ But it nowllS^&l^&i^ cLv
n and Diarrhoea Remedy is almost certain
" be needed before the summer is oyer. I
3 it now and be prepared for such an em
gencr. For sale by all dealers.
_
t^pieiiuiuiy
?;;
n" also ejidless, ass<
l'$l ? " *-v r ?>
-pi^?-^ylea.-?oi
: others have full
| suit is guarantee
1 $7.50
ne (fe|4
?* llBi Pb
ier, " ~' " *>- '? ' Nfc -' ' ':.,
cently .
atfi ' lanieg.Brennan, of Wheeling, w
. .a business visitor '.here this week ,
hey f.
[rs _ MiBs- Laura Boughner, of (Clari
ihb, wa? calling on Mrs. A.
ldy[ Lodge recently.
y#5i?-.^fe-iAv Uj- Curtis is on t'
.1.4 TllA foaf tunll nn ikn Tnkn SnwMt
lieu -,' pel. vu ;vi>? uyui?
lias, /armilje miles from here,' drill
ra., jy the.Hope Natural Gas Com pat
>ni,e has c.ome'ln a good gasser.
d af tfr .Hits' -Bond, of Clarksburg, -w
.calling ba^Mrs. William Bartlett i
itiss cently.
rlth {? John Teter, of Oral, la vlaltl
res- his niece, Miss Sara Tyson.
..iWilbur Fltzhugh, Ben Sto
1ft-.- ?a<r^mrar-''c?ratf?r-- nrotwr
Is- Jo phil^l i?sj night to. attend coi
5W I The Best Way?
.r No sdnse in running from one
s.h;' one, then stand by hinii NjO&
f for your cough. CarefuUyydeh
J?' t dne,to i
f" Cheiyy Pectoralfor ttyftat
i JfiSt F
'Ot- ; . 7; ;
>?wm in tf\ iw>
I FASHION'S
I M NEWEST
| CR.EATH
f White Nubuc
thf *r>: Boots
7. $4.00 Pair
otn .
>rB" Don't let your-feet lo
gown will lose it's cliarm
A woman thinks ,of 1
thing else. She wouldn't
wise. She must obey the
f ion, by the way, is just a
? *J - *
lootwear as in the . other
wardrobe.
1, NEW TAP
III METAI
Only when you have
? can yqu fully appreciate
un- cured bjf.-a combination o
andpe acasphjB graceful!
^|r?i**? ?PJ<
| Highland B
1 \r&>. txapt
BJ-'M I 2$ I B J!
?nen? ^ three I
I
, $9.75 IJ
-.50 11
mencement exeroiBes at at Broaddus ||
:g. culatlng among n'fri.
stt <. Temperance': ^orjfri-e
, dresses and tile ^l^ffi arran^o.as
mArta" ttf ' prMecu:
e: CB.usey throughout
(Mrs. S. S. Hunter an
ut tie Oliver, of Adamston. have If ft for S9
m- Chicago' 'an^^tfeatort
Go To Your doctor
doctor ^another !^Select_Uiebest J
^ ! I
I AND GUN
BOOTS I I
seen 'the new suti^ftr'raodcls I
the beautiful proportion sc- | |
iros. & Gore 11
SHOT fITTCRS tps, | I

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