The Fairmont West Virginian., December 15, 1904, Image 6

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hind in tie hospital a. shipmate -whom
the sea took from them but returned
| ^ ?Tf
Adrcas Bader. the seaman in quesias.
-with others to save the little left
Icuvyt tjio ,<u met me uiww, wc w?w
heeled over, and this was the
Eg of Bader. As the Garibaldi
iEgSBide. and Bader. unconscious,
^mfSts. iCrcst. John Lange, a seai
threw a line about the iioating
dittg could again bear him to cerdeatth.
The line held, and Bader
,Z-:; V
; hauled np to the forecastle deck,
re it was found that one of his
MWHBRrT: .
phad been broken. He was left
|j&-death carried away the drum
be wheel;, and the ship was swung
unmanageable. For the next thirixowis
vthe men fought death at
?ale and seas. Finally the carChristopher
Bartell. repair3te~
'broken' steering gear as the
tpsnstt down. With a small spread
Sassien headed for Bermuda, but
1st wiure n?cat&o exit: is>iu.nu.s> mijS^gsde'.
sprang up and they -were
Tfieir distress signals bad. howev|
lieen seen from the observation
vers, and a tug came out and resled
the Garibaldi before she was
tren off shore: Beached in the
i^bdr. The snip, bnilt in 1876 at the
efpshe.;was endeavoring to reach,
s been condemned, and Captain
lomassen-ywih return to Drammen.
IN HERALD SQUARE.
? Prey Didn't Need the Aid of Her
Escort, Even If He Did Prove
est Thirty-sixth street. Nan once
hired *- John Wallace, twenty-one
ars old. of-No. 242 West Thirty-fifth
reet,. to ihinh he was the "only"
niv-'for - her. but recently she has
ren.rather more of her time to John
I. a -neighbor. Last night she
about to cuter the Herald
Theatre with Williams -when
ran around the corner.
he said. "I've got you
want you." Ke seized Miss
the throat, she asserted herhurled
him against the wail
leatre. Williams rap. to her
m a blow from Wallace sent
> a pile of dirty snow. By
; Miss Frey was free,
litcd for Wallace, and as he
sard her she hit him. Ke
ic .got hnlf way up when a
woman's boot scot out and a patent
jg|psi>^leother tip just reached his jaw and
SjsS&SOi# crowd saw him fall /attain.
Tbeu Roundsman Miller and Do V.tectlve
Keenan took a hand. At the
. Thirtieth street station Wali&.~"
lace was locked up on a charge of inrtoxicatJon
and disorderly conduct.^
REAL DAUGHTER
LIVES IN DOVER.
F New Hampshire Town Roscessas Mrs.
KfcjvV' Sophronia W. York. Whose Father
^ Fought in the Revolution.
Bp&O DOVER. X. H.. Dec. 15.?la ih.k
suburbs of Dover resides a real 'laugh"
ter of the Revolution. 7?frs. Sophronia
E?".'; Watson York, whose father. David
Watson, of New Market, served it. the
SgS Revolutionary War. Mrs. -York was
horn In 1S20. Her father was born in
New Market In lT.Vt. and enlisted as
A.pnvaw Bvwer m . 111 'J. ucuic.
Tears old. Kc served m va:
riouR companies and rtghnents to the
-5^.close of the 'war. Mr. Watson, par-,
rtlclpated in the battles of Stillwater.
Mrs. York is now e!gfl<y-four years
|v.:.:v;.-old. and is in feeble health. The SojS'f-ciety
of Daughters of the American
Revocation, of. which- she Is a member.
^1^;/.:.'is--workinR to obtain a government
peahen 'for-'toer.- as she greatly needs
Magnolia flour for pastry purposes, x
Dr. Green ants^n with the Niece of Dr. Eo
?chee to handle he? famous Uncle's Great
Throat and Jains Cure.
<JThc best family safeguard is a reliable
household medicine that will cure croup,
coughs, colds, chilly sensations, running
eyes and nose, sore throat and bronchial
affections?that will keep the children
proof against all contagious diseases.
<JSnch a medicine is Boschee's German
Syrup, -which has a record of 35 years in
the cure of consumption, catarrh" and all
lung and bronchial troubles.
<P"he fame of German Syrup as a con- ?
suniptive cure, since its purchase by Dr.
Green from the niece of the famous Dr.
Bosch ee, has extended to all parts of the
earth. It has big sales everywhere. ?o
<JTwo sizes, 25c and 75 c. All druggists- D
The New Form of Graft.
"You haven't got a postage stamp
about you, have you?" asked a shab- C:
bily clothed individual of a man he su
stopped on Park row. The man ac- Bi
costed had expected a different kind tu
of a request. He immediately pro- at
duced the postage stamp. be
"Want to mail a letter?" he inquired
in a tone of real sympathy, as he m
gave up the stamp, for which the ih
stranger grabbed eagerly. co
"Well, no, honestly, it isn't that," ot
said the recipient. "You see. I've got m
three cents and there's a saloon fo
along here that will accept postage ;h
stamps, so this just gives me the
price of a cirink. Much obliged."? co
New York Sun. pe
to
We want to feed Marion county i,r
with Marion Sour. Help it along. x in
sa
I have some Use lots In Morrow tu
Fiace yet. u. H. Lannazn. x ha
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MISCELLANEOUS co
ADVERTISEM E3TTS
CHARLES HCTWARDT Iel
Photographer, s?
IOC Main street, next door to Citizens' ?"
TN/vlTo* Cov.'noe TJoyiV
BILL POSTERS. wi
FAIRMONT B1LL POSTING CO.,
R. E. Fisher, Prop. Office, Jackson St. 1
Bill Posting'and Distributing. Consolidated
"Phone No. 523.
R. ?. McCRAY &. SRO.
Billposters and Distributors.
321 Madison St. F. & M. Phone 230.
Our customers receive the best?
That's all.
SEE JAKE
At the Madison Street Restaurant.
Regular Meals, 25 cents.
Boarding by the week, $3.50.
FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT,
WELLS & CRISS, Proprietors.
Meals at all hour.
Special attention given lunch counter.
PINN Ett'S I
Livery. Sale and Exchange Stable, ?
Porier alley, Rear cf Court-bouse.
'Phones?-BelL 147. F. & M? 202
FRED MEADE,
Barber.
Under Biilinglea's Drug Store,
Madison street.
YOU'RE NEXT.
F. H. Jackson, Barber,
Cor. Parks ave. and Main St. Firstclass
work guaranteed. No novices
but experienced workmen.
NEW BARBER SHOP,
Opposite Marietta Hotel. Everything
First-Class. Bath Room. Union Shop
LOYAL BENNETT, Proprietor.
ERNEST slHERWOOD.
Barber, SOS Main Street.
Opposite Bunk o! Fairmont.
Eight Chairs.
FAIRMONT PRESSING CO.,
V. Bennett. Proprietor, 300 Monroe
street. Scouring, dyeing, repairing
&.C. Rates. $1.50 per month. Quick
work. 'Phones. Wagon.
MOUNTAIN STATE* PRESSINGTCO
C. B. FIELD. Proprietor.
Cleaning, dyeing, pressing and repair
Ing. 322 Main street, up stairs.
ERNEST SHINNT
Ottrutjr, :>u. OA1 couriB ol. OLD waru ^
All work artistically done. Elchteer. .
years' experience. Anent for Uun(lr>
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FAIRMONT TEA CO., g
017 Merchant street. ^
Granite and Queensware Specla ,
Teas, Spices, Refined Colfee s ami *
Attention 'o FiisromerH
" ?
meat market, ^
G. N. Welsh. Proprietor. ,
Fresh and <~!nred Meats of all kinds 4
Eltthth street. South Side. Ber ,
"Phono. *243-? I
Fairmont ice and fuel co. <
"M. M. Foster. Manager.
Oace?304 Mam street. Phones?F
& M-. 398: Bell. 333-2. "
AN N ED GOODS
MUST BE LABEUEPr.
Willey Issues a Bulletin That L3"
bets Must Give Notice of Coloring
Matter.
WASHINCTOX. D. C.. Dec. 1 Sender
the provisions of a bulletin i?"
led by Dr. H. W. Willey, chief of tr.e
ireau of Chemistry of the Agriciil*
ral Department, ail canned good-5tiSciaily
colored, must bereaft"1'
:ar a label plainly stating the factAs
a result of exhaustive expeP"
ents the department has decided
tat sulphate of copper when use4'
mtinually in canned goods in injur'"
is to health. Dr. Willey is deter"
ined that if people want to eat sue'1
od they shall know exactly wh?,r
ey are doing.
When canned peas arc treated with
pper to sive them a tresh jrreen o?"
orance. or when anilire dye is usc^
make cherries and strawberries ?*
illiant red, the fact must be mar!c?''
plain type on the can. Dr. WiHef
ys that two of the largest manufaf
rers of canned and preserved food5
;tc notified him that they intend <?
scontinue the use or all artificiP*
lorins matter after-January 1.
I>r. "Wllley also has sent out a bul'
:in announcing that hereafter a''
od.s packed in any other oil tha"
ve must be so marked.
We -want to feed Marion count}'
th Marion flour. Help it alons- *
Quick collections, prompt settle:nts?Marlon
Claim Agency. *
The west
1 J0i3 D6!
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> We are no
N
> do ail kinds of
? Trnn Titrta nf famr <
'* Jf W* WW - -.-J
j or Job Work o
5 try us:
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^ Shipping Tags,
| Business Cs
? Bill I
51 r
1
5
5*
J Dodgers,
Sale Bills,
? State#
t C
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Announcements^
Negotiable IS
Promisso:
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d All Work Promptly ?
1 Fairmont. Wi
f Monroe
?Brooklyn Eagl?5?.
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The Love Abides.
It singetb low in every heart.
W'e heat it each and all?
A. sons of those who answer not.
However we may call:
They throng the silence of the breast.
We see thetts as of yore?
The kind, brave, true and sweet.
Who walk v.-jth as no more.
'Tis hard to take the burden up
W'hen these have laid it down:
They brighten all the joy of life.
They softened every frown:
But, oh. 'tis Sood to think; of them
W'hen we are troubled sore!
Thanks be to God that such have been
Although they are no more!
More homelike seems the vast un
. V*"" ?'?
Since tlioy- have entered there:
To follow thern were not so hard,
Wherever they may fare:
They cannot ^e where God is not.
Of any sea or shore;
Wha'e'er betides. Thy love abides.
Ob? G0(i. for evermore.
?-John White Chadwick.
Our stock of K- K. skates is la-rer
than ever, a nickelplatp ilrckey state
in the famous K. IC. brand for
51.50. J. L. Hail's Hard v. are.
TThy not let the Marion Claim
Agency collect that claim for yon? a
Ask your grocer for Marion flour, s
Magnolia flour for pastry purposes, x
Kail, the holly man, SIC Main St x
; Virginian I
mmrnt |
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V/- in position to |
job printing. If 11
of the following-, ? !
f any description, f I
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|rds, ? |
"le^-ds, i ? !
^etfeer Heads, |
Note Heads, |
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lents, ?
ihow Cards, ?
Programmes, ?
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btes, %
try Notes,
ook Printing, ?
Price Lists. ?
?
^nd N?atly Executed, ?
u VirQinian, I
Street. |
~2_Early training in the pr
9 tion as to the use and value c
? earning: and saving- money
^ fasten the children in the way:
9 tVe are always glad to a
^ efforts to save money.
j| Home Savings Bs
LEVI B.HARRJ
IS
The only man in
the Monongahela
Valley who
makes a specialty
of making
you money
and incidentally aliving for htmselt.
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Fairmont Real Estate, i
Special Agents j
_
Properties Rented
Special Agent,
?
Loans Negotiated ,
| Stocks For
| Speculation
'Bonds for Investment,
hHis
clients are Ms references.
Office rooms, 322% Main Street.
Baltimore & Ohio 1
railroad.
PASSENGER trains will arrive at
and depart from Fairmont on the
following- schedule on and after November
27 th. 1904-: *
WEST BOUND- * No.
7.?Chicago Express. 2:24 a. at. J
No. 5.?"Wheeling Accommodation
7:47 a. m_
No. So.?Wheeling <5t Cincinnati
Express- 7.2j ?. ac.
No. 71.?Wheeling Accommodation
1:51 ?. ar.
east bound.
No. 8.?New York. Baltimore
and Washington
Express. '3:25 a. at. ..
No. 72.?Grafton Acco-n'a 10:53 A. M.
No. 46.?New York, Baltimore
and Washington
Express- l:-9 p.No.
4.?Grafton Aecom'n P.
a. .is ? 5*. Grc '. a.
arrives.
No. 2.?Pittsburg- Areon'n 7:0.3 p. at. i
No. 50.?Pittsburg Aeeum'n -t.
No. 4.?Pittsburcr Accorn'n 9:"0 ,J. j
DEPA5TS.
>'o. 1.?Pittsburg Aceom'n 5:00 a. M. j
NO. 3.?Pittsburg Aeooui n a. ?. { '
No. 51.?Cormellsville Ac'td 2:10 p. ms. ; ~
No. 69 leaves dally lor Morganlo*a j
at 0:05 P. M- Xo. 62 arrives from Morprantown3t
6:55 a. v., dally except Snoclay
: No.GG a*, s 00 a.m. Sundayion'y.
PAWPAW n?A\CII.
(Saturday only.)
No. 201?Leaves Fairmont.. .7:00 a. m.
Xo. 203?Leaves Fairmont.. .1:00p. M.
No. 200?Arrives at Fairmont9:25 a.m.
No. 202?Arrives at Fairmont 6:25 p. M. CI
aOXO.VWAK 5>CVINIO\.
Xo. 5.?Arrives at Fairmont 5:35 p. K.
No. 1.?Arrives at Faiimont 12:10P. M. _
No. 3.?Arrives at Fairmont 7:45 a. m.
No. 2.?Leaves Fairmont 7:10 a.m.
No. 6.?Leaves Fairmont 1:53 p.m. <
No. 4.?Leaves Fairmont 0:55p.m.
No. 00?Leaves Fai-mont. 8:00 a.m.
No. CO?Arrives at Fairmont.9:00P. m. n
All trains are daily except Nos. 1, 3 ^
and 4 on the F., M. and P. braner. ~
which are daily e<cept Suniiav, and
Nos C6 and 69 tvhich are Sunday only.
For sleeping c&r reservations ami
information concerning tickets and
rates, consult
T. B. Hestderson,
Ticker Agent ?
Opera House Restaurant. _
The Opera House Restaurant has
opened up again and will serve Its t
customers as usual In first-class style. .
It Is for both ladies and gentlemen.
ALVA HAWKINS,
Manager, z ?
The West Virginian respectfully
solicits Job printing of all kinds.
Neat work *r reasonable prices.
Some nice lots on Hamilton nil! for
tale, at a good bargain. EL H. Lun
nam. z
Why not let the Marlon Claim
Agency collect that claim lor you? x
actlce of self-denial - iastruo- A >f
moeey; opportunities for
; all these tend to fix and J
s of thrift and prosperity, A
ssist the little folks in ifrfir ^
oik. Fairmont, i
rue Bank ol Fairmont,
FAIRMONT, W.VA.
L E WATSON. President.
J. S. HAYDEN. Vice President
Capital. $150,000.00.
EediTided Profits. SI60.00000
DIRECTORS:
A. & Rentiny, JL S. Baydea.
J. E. Watsoo,
A L Hutchinson. F. E. Nictate.
Q.SL MUDaatj, C. E. Mauley.
Transacts & general banking bod
less*
kjx. wif^i auiuua, i,;ruii hs
adividuals received upon file most
: a vocable terms consistent with sossfi mm
ind conservative banking.
Interest paid on timeideposits.
Separate vault -with safety deposit
aoxes for use of customers.
Fhe First National Bash
of Fairmont, W. Ta.
Capital Stock, - $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided
Profits, - 165,000.00 ???|
designated ^Depositary of the United
States and State of West Virginia.
f. 11- HARTLEY, President. _
Hon. A. 3. FLEMING,
Vice Presldeot.
JOS. EL SANDS, Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
f. M. Hartley, Hon. A- 3. Fleming
3enj. D. Fleming, Wm. E. "Watson
Jos. E- Sands.
Chartered as State Bank in 1851.
Organized as National Bank in 1865
Rechartered as National Sank m
.885. g?|
Wants business based on balance*
icq responsibility.
Collects on all points. * - iSells
domestic and foreign exchange i
Pays interest on special deposits. >
Customers* private boxes taken ceare
>f in our tire and burglar proof van!
ree of charge.
fhe People's Bash of Fairmont,
W. Ya.
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CAPITAL STOCK,
$200,000.00.
ieorge M. Jacobs....
;-orxe DeEoit ..Quitter '
. M. Brownfield Asxi=t*nt Cisiaer ' " .. \ ~
Directors?G. 2eu Jsco:>?, S. X. Wanon.
J. H. Eurticy. Earry- Sbsaw/W. ft.
.'liiuii* ?uit; &a<jxsui<a. AH
business intrusted to u* wi't -9.
ve prompt and careful attention.
SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNTS
merest paid on time deposits. Voart I, j
*ree to customers for prtvste lows
'd pipers.
NEW CENTRAL HOTEL, |
CORNER
Porter Alley and Monroe Street,
C. V. ABBOTT, Proprietor.
" 'i-iSlwSe
wooms nave oeea rernoaeiec a no
horoHghly renovated.
Rooms with bath.
First class bar attached.
J. L. INGRAM,
Contractor & Builder,
uaraatees satisfaction in all him '
tork. Screen doors a specialty. Es- ' :
[mates free. 718 Gaston Ave.
Mrs. E. A. McCartney,
Ladies Tailoring.
Gentlemen's Cleaning and Repairing,
heapest price for high grade Tailoring. )
Third Floor. Carr Building.
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How about havinr a babv's Trtrtnre
alcen? See Howard, the photograher,
IOC Main street x
Ask your grocer for Marion flour, x
FAIRMONT) -J