The Fairmont West Virginian., December 24, 1906, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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RAILROAD.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER
FAIRMONT. W. VA.
except Sunday. xSundoj
ITON, BALTIMORE. PH1L4
NEW YORK. No. X
No. M, *1:33 P. M.I No. 4
(local to Grartnn.)
0 (ACCOM., No. S, !7:0?
COM., No. 72. *10.51 A. M
JUS & CHICAGO. No. 7
No. 71. *1.30 P. M.
' M. ^"ooul) r' NoA'- L' ' if30
I: No. 55, 4:45 P. M.l No.
id Aecom., 10:25 P. M.
NOAH DIVISION.
lUita & WESTON. Leave
!>. z.. :i:iie a. at.; An. tin. a. at..
). 6. !1:W P. M.; No. 4, !!>:4K P. M.
Tive, No. 3. !73S A. M.; No. 1. !1S:?0<m:
No. ?, *S:io p. m.; No. 5, !4:30
RMONT, MORGANTOWN A PITTSBURG
BRANCH.
CONNELLSVII.LK and PITTSBURG.
0V?. No. 1. 5:011 A. M.; No. 3, !7:4.
it: No. 51. 2:15 A.M. Arrive. No
1:10 P. M.; No. 2, 17:20 P. M.; Nc
!D:10 P. M.: NO. 44, x9:40.
MORGANTOWN. la-ove. No. ??
DO P. M. Arrive, No. 62. 16:55 A. M ,
. 66. *7:35 A. M.
PAW PAW BRANCH.
nday. Wedneada.v and Saturday,
part. No. 501, 7:00 A. M.; No. 20!
P, M.
rive. No. 200, 8:56 A. M.: No. 202
P. M
' XMA
GIFTS ^
off till t
Do your bu
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Gifss for Men,
J best to buy.
BE
A FEW SUGGESTIONS SUIT?
# ABLE FOB "MIM."
Rain Coats,
J Overcoats, I , 1
| Topcoats, ^ t J
p Suits, ^ f j
^ Smoking Jackets, ^ I
0 Lounging Robes, ^ ' I
p Suit 'Cases, | '
^ Fancy Vests, ^
p Mufflers, \ \ |
P Umbrellas, \ \ |
9 Fur Caps, \
P Hats, "1
W Cravats, ? ' * :
K
J Gloves,
KSMfi Suspenders,
jjf^' ^ Cuff Button!,
0 Handkerchief*, etc.
J!> Store open K|?|? >
every evening
"My!' I Forgot I
NEW YORK WILL'
NOT BE TIED UP
AMICABLE AGREEMENT REACHEI
BETWEEN RAILROADS ANC
SWITCHMEN. .RAISE OF FOUF
CENTS AN HOUR WILL BE GIVEh
THE MEN IF POSSIBLE A FUR
THER RAISE WILL BE MADE If
A MONTH.
NEW YORK, Dec. HI.?As a resnl
of tlic cnnferreiice between I he ofllcla
i.f tlio several railroads catering Nrv
York, anil The higher officials of tin
Brotharrlinoil of Trainmen ami Switch
men, thi' railroads haw receded frnn
their Tleclnratioii that they vonld no
grant n general Increase In wages
The.v have promised to 1111 ct lire clninn
of the men within a month. If possible
and agree to pay an Increase of fotn
cents, an hour immediately.
State habor Comlssioner Sherman
member of the -.State Beard of Arb:
nation. Tin i I way and. Union official*
discussed 'lie sitmitirn fully before
rlie plan was fully agreed upon that
has averted the contemplated strike.
Met More Than Half-Way.
Grand .Master Mnrrissey, of tlio train
I men. at Ills hotel said: "Our union
made a dapiaud of five cents per hoit
increase in wages The various proptuition
more than half way and offered
an increase of ! cents per hour, the
Increase 10 date from Dec&mber first.
| The question of the additional one
! cent asked for by the men was left
for by the men was left for arbitration.
and it will follow the usual
course.
There will he a conference on this
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on't Put I
/
fie Last
ying now -
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Boy's and Children
jjl*1
in and look around :
5 UNION CLOTHING III
Fairmont's Leading Clotliit
ggjgg*
the Christmas Trei."
iii!riitional one per cent hour betweei
the representatives of the union, thi
latter i)art of next month jjeve ir
. New York city and the question wit
I then be settled."
Got a Raise.
Speaking "f 'he conference, h(
J "All the railroads with the excep
l Hon of the bong Island railroad ad<
1 lo ll.c four cents per hour rate. Tht
I Slnten Island railroad difference:
. were settled amicably on the 4 cen!
I hasls for Hie reason that the Stater
hland railroad company had already
i given the men a raise of one cent pet
I hour some time aw), so thai, with (lit
. granting- of the additional four conic
, asked for, the company has given the
. men all tlini I hey demanded."
l 6. OONHflM, 5
J Plumbing and I
J Gas Fitting. I
\ 217 Walnut Avenue. *
^ Consolidated Pbone 594 fc
' Ball Phone 421-R Jj
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! XMAS J
GIFTS J
Minute.*
Buy Here!*
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, VAlll/O lilUb U1 O Mlb w
NOW IS THE TIME TO HEAD J
OFF CHRISTMAS
WORRIES. Q
and if you don't know what to V
give, the Union Clothing House ^
Is the great answer of Christmas
questions. Hundreds of .A
useful gift things are here, and
many that cost little and yet you'll
not be ashamed to give. A
Every department of this store ?
stands ready to meet with w
your requiremnts, and very will- ^
ing to save you money or> all
purchases during this week. A
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Store open W
Hlf?n ?ery evening M
IllSE. Frg 5
Christmas. 2
ITS. ' . .
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WHY NICOLAI DE RAYLAN PA8&
ED AS A MAN TO BE REVEALEO
IN CHICAGO?WA8 REALLY A
RUS8IAN WOMAN OF NOBLE
BIRTH WHO FLBD IN: BIBGRACE
?DONNED MALE. ATTJRE IN
AMERICA TO bONCEAL HER
IDENTITY.
| CHICAGO. Dec. M.-Why Nicolal
Do Raylan pose.l for years as n man.
although really a Iliisalan woman o(
noble birth is to be tolj In the probate
court, It Is said, within a few
days. The explanation will be made
by Anna Davidson, a chorus girl, who
married De Raylan two years ago.
Miss Davidson is reported to have
been taken into De Raylan's confidence
but is now forced to tell the
real story that Harry George Do Ray,
Ian, the dead woman's son, may come
, Into his Inheritance. This boy has
, | been known as Mrs. He Raylan's son
, i by a former marriage.
The story as It has leaked out, Is
! that De Raylan. the daughter of a Rus,,'slan
admiral, fled to this country fol.1
lowing Ibe secret blrlli of a son 111
I years ago. Harry Tie Raylnn Is n few
. months more than If! years old. In
.! this country Pe Paylau donned man's
' attire, secured employment as a clerk
,. In the Russian consulate in Chicago.
j married, was divorced, married again,
' held a commission In a Chicago mill,'
tin company, aouelil Id enlist in (he
II voluntor service during the Spanish.
j American war and died recently of
consumption at Phoenix, Ariz.
Sex Revealed.
It was IJien that her sex was revealed.
But for lier death far from
home tier secret wotil.1 have gone to
the grave with her.. Her will provides
that Mrs. Anna'Bo Bajinn shall
prepare the body for burial, and a
few hours before her death she urgently
asked that MrB. Do Raylan lie
sent for. Bo Raylan left an estate
valued at SlO.rtdO or anient), of whieh
one-third goes to Airs. Be Raylan. and
the rest to her "beloved son."
The court demands proof of death
and it will he impossible to show that
a doad woman is the decedent .unless
the secret of her life is told.
A Blank Pvramid
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I WEST VIRGINIA ,PROPOSES TO
BUILD ONE AT JAME8TOWN
FOR THE EXPOSITION.
WASIIIXCTOX. !Vc, !1. ?The West
Virginia commission' which has In
charge the exhibit that is to he made
at the Jamestown exposition, convencj
Saturday at Sonator Elkins' committee
room at The capitol. Among those
present were ex-Senator Davis, for
mer Governors Atkinson and Fleming,
State Superintendent of Schools Miller,
State Historian Lewis, and Messrs.
Stanton and Robinson. The commission
will open bids to-day for furnishings
for the Slate building. A feature
of the exhibit will lie a pyramid
of coal one hundred feet high, show
ins Rtrotas of the various kinds of
I coal rained In West Virginia.
*
If 'taken at the Sneeze Stage" Preventics-a
toothsome candy Tablet?
will surely and quickly check an ap
preaching cold or Lagrippe. When
you first catch cold?or foel it coming
on?take JJr. Slump's l'reventics, and
the prompt effect will certainly stiri
prise and please you. Pr-ventics, sure|
ly supply the proverbial "ounce of
! prevention." Sold in 5 cent and 2(
. cent boxes by E. A. Blllingslea & Co
I Pine stationary. ard fountain pons,Olohe
liook Store, Wktson Hotel building;
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Jones Underlaying Co
R. C. JONES, Funeral Dlreolo.
, Arterial Embalmer.
Bel! Phone 305-2.
P. & M? 295-2.
M. B. PAIST
Health and Accident Insurance
HALL BLOCK,
Office Room No. 7
[MI Edify, ME
I Oa* administered. Lady attend art.
Porcelain work a specialty.
Trust Co. Buildlnu, Fourth Floor. 1
Kooms 16, 161, IT.
Oflloe hours: Phone*:
8 to 12 ? m. Con. 2U.
1 to 5 p. m. Bell 357 L
M, EARLEMORGAN
AirORNEY-AT-LAW
HtUlBloek, oppoilta Mwlrtto
Hotel, !
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Bobby?Dad said he couldn't afford a Chrlstmah, tree, but the old festher
duster makea 'bout as good a one as a feller would want
HACKlCfiH
"I wrote you for advioe," writes Lelia Hagood,
of Sylvia, Tenn., "about my terrible backache and I
monthly pains in my abdomen and shoulders. I
had suffered this way nine years and five doctors I
I had failed to relieve me. On your advice I aook Bj
9 Wine of Caidui, whiclVat once relieved my pains E
and now f am entirely cured. 1 am sure that
9 Cardui saved my life." fi
It is a safe and reliable remedy for all female B
diseases, such as peri- B
odical pains, irregulari- free advice
I MM .3,1 Write us a letter describing all
ty, dragging down sen- B
sations, headache, dizziness,
backache, etc. ?00"'1<nn- B
L:ry Drug Store In $1.00 bottles. Try it.
T CARDUH
Xmas Goods
Come and see our
Jewelry and Nov
K elties, suitable for
EJ Xmas Presents.
Prices
HfcLLJOfcLS, ]
The Jeweler-Opticians
321 Water Street
Fairmont Furniti
119 Main Street. NUZUM & ROSS Props.
"THE STORE WITH A RE<
We Still have a good selectio
Shoppers. Hundreds of
Rockers in Golden MORR
Oak Leather and
Mission. | COUCl
In fact our Mammoth stock wi]
opportunity for all.
We have arranged to deliver
when you request.
Fairmont Furnit
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'J
w?e to
^ie Laaies ana .pu^
Shaving setit]
Dus^oto nice^gifte. |
I
the Holiday*, headquarters
Favors and Playing Cards.
R. G. MMTIN 60.
JORD."
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