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|p?vi' ' IN GOOD INSURANCE.
Knl - then If you're unlucky to have
??j?.tn. you'll have something to'fall
back on. The companies we repreMnt
are sound ones,' and no one has
tor regretted Insuring ln^them. Many
!i;''?Tegret when too late that they didHpEtoS
out IarS0 policies.
'YsiLAcr
/^LEANING, Pressing and Re
j pairing Ladles' and Men's
1' Clothing. Work called foi
! and delivered. MotMy rates
HARRY R. COLE,
' Shop phone 90-w Bell Phone 241.
Itev aveu TTaier Broha shoe store.
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IP Wardj
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I and Mrs. Will Sherwood, of
iwood, W. Vs., arc guests of Mr.
Sirs. Nell Sherwood, of Water
James -Haggerty has returned
I home In Clarksburg after a few
spent at his home on Guftey
i. Fred Jenkins, who has been
111 with typhoid fever for four
1,' was so much Improved as to
le to sit up yesterday for the first
i Elizabeth Holland and .laughdiss
Myrtle, have moved from
farm at Union district, into propin
East Ferry street,
and Mrs. Thomas McGregor re1
to their home at Clarksburg toafter
a two weeks' visit with
iter's sister, Mrs. A. Nelson,
s Powell, who has been the
of her cousin, Mrs. John Dellolt,
veral weeks, hus returned to her
at Grafton.
. A. B. Stealey went to Cleve
!, Ohio, yesterday on a brief busir.
Jesse Lynch spent Saturday at
ton.
r. Robert Klnkead, of Manningspent
Sunday at the home of his
nts, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Klnkead,
lerchant street.
r. and Mrs. B. H. Wise and son. of
estown, who have been the guests
it short time of the former's sisMrs.
E. A. Wilson, left to-day falser,
where they will spend a few
i visiting their son, Mr. Fred Rlee.
r. and Mrs. Ira Williams, of East
r, left yesterday for Little Falls,
after a short stay there, the forwill
go to Morgantowu anl the lat:o
Triune to visit friends and relar.
Frank McDonald, of Clarksburg,
the guest of riends In ms city
111 Torry went to Wheeling Sunto
visit relatives for a few days,
r. J. M. Prlekett returned to Terra
to-day after a few days' visit
his family.
r. and Mrs. J. S. Walking, of Coda
street, are visiting friends In
rantown.
r. Charles Barnes returned to Loch
i yesterday after a short stuy In
first wuru.
pi;- ' Mrs. D. D. Leonard, of Clarksburg,
jE* . was in the city Sunday to atcnd the
Eg .. funeral of Mre. A. Wiley.
Bp, , Mr. and Mrs. Eldrldge Austin, or
. Little .Falls, are guests of their daitphi$?.
^er, Mrs. Luther Steele, of Market
Street,
JR,u Miss Lily Swindler has returned
from Shlm.ston where she lies spent
Kg v adVeral weeks with her sister, .Mrs.
|i;. Joe Higginbotham.
i ' Mr. Samuel Miller and Mr. and Mrs.
fel1 George Howard have returned to their
I?;..' homes in Cameron after a few .lays'
with Mr., and Mrs. J. N. Gaskins.
Mr. J. L. Stealey and son Austin,
H^i;jV?ifara business visitors In Falrvtew
yesterday.
Downs Items.
'.Rev. Moran was at Conns for the
/Sabbath, where he conducted during
PPKtor.tiie- morning and afternoon his frst
in their newly repaired and
pfj;-" greatly improved church.
/ Miss Susie M. Swisher, making her
Sfe'?,.home with her sister, Mrs. Elihu Bain- '
bridge, is at present with ber brother,
feSS; 'Camden Swisher, of Oc.ll, Taylor 1
jKg county, where she was called on nc- 1
count of slcknes In his family, tour '
of whom art now down with typhoid
fe.~' : ;Tdm-Graham Is doing a- lucrative I
a; business In his woI!-e<iutpped store, and I
' bis boairi.ng bouse under tue direction <
lull to ovpr I
flowing with permanent atirl ti
sclent guests.
A derrick has Just been erected
the McDongal farm located on Gri
run, near Downs, for the sinking (
new gas well, which will be drlllei
at once.
Fair Freclnnd, on Look-Out J'n
overhanging the vl-'ig.; like unto
iianglng gardens of Babylon. has i
his Interest in the gas well drilled
his properly some months ago, fo
sufficient amount to pay tl.e orlgl
cost-price of the property.
J. Luther Jones, one of (he en
prising citizens of thin growing
lage, Is at present building a 2-st
mill ami fed store, which when ci
.pleted will add an importaut indi.n
much needed In that locality.
. City Hospital.
Miss Ida Corbln, who has been in
Ing Mrs, W. H. Brant, of Morganto
avenue, has returned to the ltospl
Miss Riley has returned from
week's vacation spent in Wheel!
She Is now nursing a patient for
Howard,
Notice.
Mr. Edward Mills, the gn at temr
ance lecturer, assisted by toe Mezlc
will lecture and sing 'at the Oiarot
street SI. E. chfrch on Thursday ev
Ing at 7:30. On account of litis
Ladles Aid Society will not hold til
regular meeting.
Dance Thursday.
The regular weekly dance will
hebl Thursday by the Mnnongah
club at lltt'ir hall. The hours art
till 12. Music v.ill be furnished
Miss Edna Clayton and Mr. Howi
Epstein, 150 invitalions have been
sued.
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Chestnut Hunting.
Prof. S. 0. Bond took Ills class
the country yesterday chestnut far
Ing. The amount of chestnuts foi
was not so 'great hut the amount
fun greatly over balanced the lack
chestnuts.
Miss Reeves to Entertain.
Miss I.lnnle Reevs has Issued li
tations to a musicale lo he given
her home on Morgantown a'crate
very pleasant evening Is antlclpa
by the Invited guests.
Rummage Sale.
The Epworth League of the Dlatnt
street M. E. church are making ret
for a rummage sale to be held in
near future. The exact place and d
have not yet been decided.
Returned from Hunting Trip.
Messrs. Clarence Fisher, Geo
Howard and J. N. Gasklns have retu
o.l frnm o oliorf thflllP'Tl KUPPPSS
liuntlng trip.
W. C. T. U.
The W. C. T. U. will meet on 1
day evening at the M. E. church,
good atlendance is requested.
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HOULT JOTTINGS.
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HOULT, W. Va., Oct. 15.?John 1
Elfresh and little daughter, of Bar
vllle, were visiting the former's
rents here yesterday.
Some visitors from Hoult avenue
getlier with several callers from I/o
made up a pleasant parly at the ho
of Mr, P. L, Miller and sister Sund
Miss May Palmer, of Fairmont, v
a guest of J. N. Prlckett auil sis
Jane Saturday and Sunday,
John Clevenger and wife, of M
tana, were visitors at J,istou 'Hit
worth's yesterday.
Mrs. Kssle Barnes and Miss Am
Hergeant were visiting friends n
relatives In Pawpaw district Sun.li
Born, Thursday evening to Mr. a
Mrs. Jas. r>. Bowman, a large in
Work Is drawing to a close vt
rapidly on the bridge here. The e
of the welt will probably see all t
stee- in place although It v. Ill prol
bly be Fume time till the ilvet'ng
all done. The inspeelor o.rdenined
lot of rhets last week which delay
the wot I: considerably.
The Pittsburg Construction Co
pany has the contract for removi
the old bridge at F? M. and I'. .Itit
lion.
They have hoisting machinery a
timber on me ground and a gang
men at work putting up tressleing ai
getting ready to pull Jov.i. the c
structure as soon as .'reins ate ro
niag on the new bridge.
Faking It.
Prom the Philadelphia Press.
"And this Is the family Bible. I su
pose, " said Mr. Newcorae, who w
waiting In the parlor for Miss Pt
say.
"No," said Mlsa Passay's little brol
er, "dat's do new one sister boug
last week so she could write in It t
about when she was born."
You can say more, to more peop
and for less money lu the West VI
(Inian want column than through si
ither medium, tt cent a word reach
1,0(10 subwrlbers. - Try lb
mmtmrnm
on RHH|
ual
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mt- " . MR. JOHN E. HENSHAW, IN
md _ . .., _
?f John E. Henshaw, tno won kiiuhb iimui
qI comic opera star, has according to all the p;
reports scored the greatest hit of his for lli
career, and he has many of them to In wl
his credit) In B. C. Whitney's pro- fact,
I ductlon of "Captain Careless." He andl
l appears as Bigamy Lltle, an Amerl- "Sho^
can drummer, who Is Introducing a u fai
(uj brand of .confectionary Jn Medlter- Mr, j
ranean, Europe. According to Mr. will t
Geo. P. Goodale, the well known dra- to-nig
Cardinals Want Gii
A Political Pope
ALTHOUGH PRESENT PONTIFF IS TWE
WELL, QUESTION OF HIS SUC- W
rg? SECCOR IS DISCUSSED.
irn
;fn: ROME, Oct. 1G.?In spite of (he fact
that the Pope Is enjoying perfect ,,ms .
health, the mater of the possible re- J)0]|cr
suit of the next conclave, whenever It B^use
,,ri does occur, Is being dlscussel even gmjtj.
^ among the cardinals themselves, and ^ ^ g
this with no desire to anticipate the
end of or to be disrespectful to the "lh5
-J. Pontiff. ,
, The feeling of the cardinals has ' oly
T changed greatly since August. 1903, W"s
, and to-day there exists a tendency l tone
~ . in tin
* quite opposite to tnat which iriuinpned
three years ago. In view cf the '
Vatican experiences with France the "'we<1
cry this time will be not for a merely s '
ns" religious pope, but a political pope; L'canl
pa" not for a saint, but for a statesman. l0" ''
Even the strongest opponents of t0
,0" three years ago of Cardinal Rnmpolla *'r' 1
"" now favor his election. . Ranpolla acow.
*9? failed In 1903 chiefly because be was T'irn
='V- vetoed by Cardinal Puzyna in the When
,,,a name of Austria, speaking for the en- 'be pi
lpr tire triple alliance. twelvi
Although Pope Plus has suppressed (Iragg
the right of veto arrogated by certain In wh
- iiowcrs, the reasons which induced the
triple alliance to oppose Cardinal Ram- ^
ale polla still exist, and the church is to- O
nd day less able to nfford displeasing the
ay. central empire. Sonsequ?ntlv there
nil are rumors of an experiment with a H
ay. foreign pope, 'in spite of the disfavor
ir,v of the Italians.
nd In this connection the recent' election
ho of Father Wernz to be general of the '
ha- Jesuits is considered symptomatic. I5v- ov'
is ery one prophesied that the new gen
- _ yester
a oral wouiu ue nn naiiun, uui unan; a
ed German was chosen. 'ng CE
land ]
in- Mr. Frank Cushman. the Baltimore ''r'nes
ng minstrel, has been playing in Cleve- S!lccef
ic- land, and incidentally giving some very '
Interesting reminiscences to the pu- Georg
n,i pcrs. A critic there says of him: re
of "Mr. Cushman was and Is one of the tiinth
nd great mlnstcls of the day. So long as J,ra
dd he is alive, characterization of the ne- Annie
in. gro will not pass away. He has stud- were '
led the men of that race all Ills life Mr.
and kept abreast of their development, the si
This line should ,be invented for him? 'lay m
'Art in burnt cork.' It would express sea. ]
ip. 'he character and the quality of his and ir
as talents. There would he no need of The I
is- copyrighting it, for It would apply to been i
no other minstrel man so well as to I'ttmbe
h- him." in his
ht cvangt
ill Senor Jose Llmatour, secretary of The
the treasury of Mexico, will arrive In sent t
Washington October 23 from Europe, noon,
li and will remain Beveral days before conduc
Ir returning to his country. the R<
i) : - and th
? Special book and Bible sale now- at
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"CAPTAIN CARELESS."
critic of the Detroit Free Press,
art affords him more opportunity
le display of his ability than any
filch he has ever appeared. In
It Is said to lit him like a glove
ts a worthy successor to the
Gun," In which lie made such
,'orable Impression last season,
llenshaw In "Captain Careless" j
ippear at the Grand opera housel
III. I
rl Dragged
Beneath Pier
LVE ITALIANS CHARGED
'ITH ABUSE BY MISS
CHRISTINE LOFTUS.
W YORK, Oct. 16?Twelve Italivere
arraigned in the West Side
court yesterday charged with
by Miss Christine Lofttis, of
itown, S. I. Miss Lcftus Is weak
0 hysterical that It is feared she
be temporarily deranged Howshe
tells a fairly consecutive
of the attack upon her. She
visiting Captain Godfrey Turnsand
his wife, on a scow lying
3 North river Sunday night with
Olsen. As women are not alon
the municipal scows at
Inspector Doyle, of the street
Ing department, went abroad to
er she must leave. He returned
1 post. A few minutes later the
md Olsen started to leave the
She turned to talk with airs,
stone, And the man went on.
she said good night and got on
ier she was alone. She says the
e men sprang upon her, and
ed her Into a den below the ijler
ich the scow trimmer lives.
am Jones Dead
:d evangelist died of
eart failure yesterday
in arkansas.
TLB ROCK. Ark., Oct. 10. ?
Sam P. Jones, the well known
elist, ot Cartersville, Ga.. died
day of heart failure, In a sleeptr
on train No. 4, of the Rock IsRailroad,
near Perry, Ark. Mr.
had been conducting a most
i iiAfiifni nifliihonin nitv.
wiUi icri iai Ub ,
and left here for his home in
la. He desired to attend a faniunlnn
to-day, it being the fiftyanniversary
of his birth.
. Jones and his daughters, Mrs.
Pyrnn and Mss Julia Jones,
with him when he passed away.
Jones arose from his birth In
eeper about live o'clock yesleromlng,
and complained of nanHe
drank a glass of hot water .
amedlately afterward collapsed,
lev. Walt Holconib, who had
isaoclated with Mr, Jones for a
r of years, took the dying man
arms and In a few minutes the
tllst breathed his last,
body was embalmed and was
o Cartersville yesterday afterThe
funeral services will be
:ted by the Rev. George Stuart,
:v. J. A. Bowen, of Mississippi,
e Rev. Walt Holcomb.
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the carrier. If y<
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WEST VIRGINIANS 4.
J. AT THE LOCAL HOTELS. }.
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Tavern: R. Rynn, G, E. Jamison, J.
E. Sisson, F. E. Love, N. 13. Reed, John
A. Lorn, J. E. Wright, Doss T. Chew,
J. H. Arnett, Tfi'oifias Thorp, W. C.
Barrett, Harry L. BonJ, Lee FrelJwich,
S. L. S. Spragg, Wheeling; M.
Cameron, Littletohi -Itavld Satterfield.
Murray; Henry Morris, Gralton; E.
E. Yearkcy, Weston; Jasper Y. Moore,
J. W. Tryman, J. T. Boggess, Clarksburg;
P. Dougherty, Elklna; J. C. Hullam,
C. L. Fletcher, Fanalngton; C.
W. Huston, Morgantotvn; John Patsey,
Berryburg.
Marietta: Wm. F. Wler, D. V.
Hughes, G. W. Keener, W. J. Burkle,
Wheeling; E. R. ForJyce, W. H. Dewitte,
Newhurg; B. S. Brake, Jane
Lew; C. S. Hornor, J. S. L. Hornor, T.
L. Hornor, Lumherport; J. N. Cotrane,
Hopwood; J. F. Vanvorhlss, W. B.
Jones, Morgantown; B. F. Wilson,
Barrackville; Arthur Reed, T. P.
Eakin; J. S. Smith, Amos; Leeman
Maxwell, Jarvi&ville; W. H. Bailey.
Grafton; William W. Furbee, W, W.
O'Nell, Mannington.
Manley: Mrs. Lee Boggess, Lumberport;
Mrs. Lydia Parrell, Mrs. Myrtle
Martin, Shinnston; L. Wood Win
gate, S. Shuttlesworth, B. F. Shuttlesworth,
Clarksburg: A. H. Blair, Parkersburg;
W. H. Furbee, Mannlngton;
A. M. Rice, John A. Henry, Wheeling
Watson: J. H. Rineharl, Shinnston;
J. Burkllner and wife, Charles Chadwick,
Wheeling; J. C. Ely, Morgantown:
F. M. Cole, Grafton; Charles W.
Worcester, Clarksburg.
Jackson: C. C. Dunn, S. P. Hallen,
Wheeling; H. Collins, Salem; George
F. Sturm, Burton; W. B. Conrad, Davis;
J. L. Michael, Parkersburg.
The average country woman looks
at a restaurant bill of fare as If she
was tr.ving to pipit out something to
eat that would poison her.
THE BIJOU
Family nitre
Barney Street
Open from 2 to 10 p.m.
5C ADMISSION 5C
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday,
Tlie Great
Jewel Robberg
Kit Carson
IVANCICH'9
ORCHESTRA
FURNISHES
Music for ail Occasions
At Reasonable Prices.'
Violin, cornet and hirp or any
other combination of Inatrumtnta
aa desired.
T. IVANCICH,
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IousTfurn
it Time at The Cost City.
Stock is Now Complete.
Great Many New Pattern
iber, We Are The Large
aid Rug House in Fairmo
L CITY NEWS
r? nrPOC. Th T<2 1Q A f'WP'l
and China supplem
r published in this C
du don't get a paper
lesigns in cut gla
fflVmYDressed I
l No Cincaoo Nor P
^ I have moved my sbop into i
~ clean place, where you can alw
tee freehest Beef, Veal, Pork an
^ I select my own stock, and do
ycu get choice as well as fresh n
Fresh butter and eggs, and ga
VfTt neinnc n?n nn/1 liniin
A i'lj {II ll/CO OIO I IgUl'l uuu UV(V
Serloln Steak, per tb, ..15c
Porter House Steak ^,.150
t Round 8teak 15c
Rib Roasts 12|/2e
A Boiling Meats 7c
Compare these prices with c
ways, and your child will be tr
yourself^
Cornel
DR. BAILED
in Chronic
Don't Buffer a day longer It you Imagine
yourself to be In the last stages '
of disease, but come to me AND BE
CURED, If you are suffering from varicocele,
stricture, gonorrhoea, gleet,
enlarged prostrate, bladder affections, 1
blood poison, neuro-deblllty, lost manhood,
Incompetency or nervous ex- '
baustlon from overwork, Indiscretion
or excess.
THE Latest Scientific Instruments
used In the Successful Treatment of
OFFICE HOURS?9 a. m. to S p.
Consultation and advice free. Static
Permanently located on Monroe, betw?
Fairmont, W. Va., Jacobs Block, roomt
stairs.
TRANSFER"""
I move anything from a baby ci
It qulokly, also make a spec:
Goods and Pianos without dami
call me up. I deliver Coal
city In short order. When you
sire anything placed in storage
Trunk hauling a specialty.
Bell Phone?Offloe 8, Ret 340.fir J
Con.?Office 100, Res. 70. ff , J,
STOP A t
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ll CP & a A
A A A A A A 4 ^ ^ W ^ 9
ent is the hand- t 1
^ity. Watch for ||
, drop us a pos- +
ss, handsomely
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MM omu J
asking House Meats I
""?*?n?n nw/t lianfl D niAO
lew (juui UCIO) au" umo ? .nivwu-.-^pr_. ; ajfRBH
ays, Winter and Summer, get ^ >.i'^
d Sausage every day.
my own butchering, so you see
leats.
me in season,
they areVeal
Stew 10e A , J
Veal Roast 12J/ic - .
Veal Steak 18c *
Freah Pork 12'/e
Pork 8auaage 12>^o
ithers. You get full weight al- A :
eated as well as if you come JOHN
FEOBENE, '
1 Market and Merchant Streets. +
r, Specialist
Diseases. Satarrh,
Aathma, Hay Fever, Deafness
ind all Lung Troubles. '
Varicocele and 8tr!cture Cured.
?ILES?I cure without operation In It -S
days. No detention from business,
RIVATE DISEA8E8 ? Newly CO* : ffl
rroefpH mnpfi enrpd All blimlnM
and Itching, Inflammation and u? \-0>
natural weakness stopped.
RUPTURE?Of men, women and cblV V |
dren cured In from 10 to 30 days.
No detention from business. Why ' * 'J|
wear a truss? Under my treatment
you throw It away..
KIDNEY, BLADDER AND STOMACH i
TROUBLES?By my system'of treab j
ment show signs of Improvement at .
once. f
SKIN DISEASE3 ? Treated aucceeafully.
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fHEUMATI8M, INFLAMMATORY or
CHRONIC, CURED?I will mak? '<1
calls on this class of patients who [ ':/': $
cannot come to the office. If yon ;ir^
cannot call write for home towfl^?jg?
ment
m. dally; Sunday, 11 a. m. to 8 p.'m, .''A
treatments and Ex-Ray examinations^ ;s|y
len Main street and the opera houses gfe
i 204-20$, second floor. Come up ..ll
I Bell 'Phone 414-J.
" * HAULING. 1
irrlaue to ? car and do :.y. yj?
Iflty of liovlng Houoohold '
ige. Whan yon need' Coal, 'v - v ?/v3
and Sand to all parte of tha r. i
have Haull'p? to do, or do- ?
i, tee Thomaty ho'? the man.
TUAIf i C Plrlu Arenno, ;3 V
, IflUinAS, NwttoTanra. s
aomentjM
Don't ruth madl^ through thla Mo