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Yoliseilt@es MQerlei.

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Marber in 9aft. = rnansenebme SAINT
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preFe Der 3utunft nod gu l6ien bat,
lit bic, bur9 ftrense Nuswabl unb fein-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02

Worgen giebt'S vSdserblnt" i'm
Opera 9oufe, elm prd9ti9es
Stiid nit bOr3iislider 8sisbuns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-02
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fur SnDalioen=p enfionen, bradte am
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lion erbObt Die Bill bon Sc auf So,
mas 125, 1894 Soloaten susute fommen
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trag bon S. be3o9er baben.
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cine msnatli9e penfion pnn So besies
ben, tperoen auf $12 erb0bt, tpel9e
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fibrt bat.
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petition unter Ooungeusbanb, tpelde
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Sibst's bemd9tiaen; als 8ertbeioiger
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
First N. E. ci1ures,s

Main street, near postoffic CO. Dsss
smith. pastor-a 49, siinda az.
School. AS there Is no lorfaf1lg
preaching service on accotan of he
baccalaureate sermon the solraals
Auditorium, a good at tsIldaIa ee#a he 3e8s
Sunday School IS especia al is1s slesi red
The Junior and Intern dfate Leagnesss
viii meet at 7 P. M leadeF Iissszoas
Lough. Subject, Con 1 pfs l;isS
tian Discipleship- 'ssta faassg
pastor will talk on some cbserEat
of Western trip from moral an 6
religious standpoint.SI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11

The Mozart Society will give Spe-
cial program in the auditorium next
Monday evening. An excellent pro
gram has been prepared, and some on
the society's best talent will appear
Miss WippIinger will sing, and those
who have already had the pleasure OF
listening to her rich voice will be de-
lighted with this opportunity OF near
ing her again. Hon. Harvey W. Har-
ner. of the class OF 80, will be present
and give an interesting talk MI taF-
tner is a loyal MoZarter, and mas
many FRIENDS here who Will be glad TO
hear him speak on Monday evening
Several other prominent and enthu-
siastic ex-Mozarters VIII also be pres
ent with some good things TO tell US.
After the program an informal recep-
ton will lie given in the library ana
good music will be furnished by
Shaw's orchestra At this time excel
lent refreshments will be served All
students, all ex-Mozarters and friends
Of the society. also the members OF
the faculty and Lyceun1 society," are
cordially invited to be present Mon
day evening
Tonight in the auditorium the
Junior Class, the Mozart Class, VIII
give its program. which promises to
be very interesting The exercises
tonight will begin at $50 o'clock.
MOZARTER.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
centraI christian church.

Corner of Walnut avenue and Seq
ond street, Henry F. Lutz, minister
Lords Day services 0:30 a. NJ; Bible
School, Seymour McIntire. superin-
tendent; 1890 A. M, the Lords Sup
per, open to all Christians. The
morning preaching services will be
omitted SO the members can attend
the baccaIaureate service at the
State Normal School In the evening
at 1880 the Bible School will render
Chi1dren's Day Cantata entitled,
"The Conquering Christ"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
Quoted by DR.. P.B. Ogden Sub ects;
what / Must. Do to Become Christss
DISCIPLE Sunday School at e 20 a. IS
NJ. All will be made Welcoine
Prcsbyterian church.

Rev. H. G. Stoetzer, paste essrs
John Burns Ealzins, Phs c. !, wi preach
at the Normal Auditorium ct Q: 81: IN
o'clock on ..The Philosophy f35I q fesss
So there viii be no morning services
in the church. At Iock 1r.sf
Eakins will preach IN the Presby:tess
rian church. Bible school isSs 9 az
o'clock; c.. E. Society 90 clock
Miss Flossie Fleming, Leader are
cordially invited TO attend these ser,
vices.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
Vacation Time.

The work OF the Normal School
faculty is about completed, and the
members are planning their summer
vacations After ten months OF hard
work they are glad to have rest,
and the summer VIII be spent in a
pleasant as well as profitable man
lIer
Principal MCGOWAN viii attend the
State Educational Association. but
further arrangements have not been
made.
Professors Mercer and Shaw viii
spend the summer quarter at Harvard
The former will take a course in Math-
cinatics and the latter course in Ge-
oIogy. They will attend the State AS
ISOLATION at Morgantown.
Misses Ross, Butcher and Moder-
well will accompany Miss Wipplin-
ger to her home in Germany and will
visit other European countries. They
will leave next Thursday.
Misses McConn and Abbott viii at
tend the Association. and Miss Alb
bott will take western trip later in
the season.
Miss Meyers will spend the sum
mer at her home in Moundsvil1e-
Professor Rodgers, after attending
the Association. will do practical work
in a drug store at Moundsvile.
Miss Simmons will go to her home
in Boston for the present. We stated
yesterday that we had heard that she
would not return to this place next
year, but we have since learned that
she will return.
Misses Maxwell and Kelley have
not decided whether they will return
to their homes or remain here for the
summer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
Third Year Class.

Christie, Smith,
Fetty Cook:
Third year class;
Have look.
The above has been heard many
i mes the last forty-elght hours. The
Third Year Glass at the Normal has has
Been successful on most of The con-
tests this year The names 1ncluded
tn the above are he vim I ers l.asst
evening the members Of this class
took trolley ride to e etion Paris.
where they spent an hour In pleasure n
Upon their return Il, ey: proceed St 9 %
The home of ssPrincip cGoWan and:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
Senior class Entertained.

The Senior Glass of the Normal was
entertained from seven to eight last
evening by Principal and Mrs, Nc
Cowan They then went to the home
of Miss Mary Morgan, who entertain
ed them at a class party Miss Nor
gan is member of the class.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
Methodist Protestant Temple.

Monroe street, Rev. ]. H Lucas,
D. D., pastor-No morning service on.
account of the baccalaureate sermon,
at the Normal Auditorium. At s
o'clock in the evening preaching by
Mayor Kinsey. Sunday School at 9
al NJ. and Junior Christian Endeavori
meeting at 2:3O p. NJ. E:s. ; n;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
The Austin Coal and Coke Com

The Austin Coal and Coke Com
Spany has Just installed an immense
new steel tipplez at dts Austin mines,
which is of che latest design and
will greatly facilitate the hand ling
iof their out Me pple issstiaes3
work, Of the Helmis;i cfine Com
sI.any of F,ai rrnont and is he largest
Tisce$of work ever turned out by that
firm Preston Leade r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11

Rev r. B. Yeakley, pastor acs|
count of the baccalanreafe sermon
at the Normal School here win be
no services at the Luth issfoIsS
Sunday morning. sund school at
3:15 p NJ Services In he eyening
as usual at S O'Clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
S(JV[)A Y
MOST OF THE CONGREGATIONS
WILL ATTEND RAcCALAURE-
ATE SERVICES AT THE
NORMAL SCHOOL.

Baceaiaureate Day-Order of Service
DoxoloSy.
Invocation-Rev. H. F. Lutz.
Anthem, Grant Us Thy Peace
Gounod
Scripture Lesson-Rev- G. D
Smith.
Hymn-"Nearer MY God to Thee"
Prayer-Rev. w. J. Eddy
Anthem, Lord of n"--Rossi.
Sermon, "rhe Philosophy of Life
Rev. John Brown Eakins, Phi. D.
Prayer-Rt Rev. C. c. Penick.
Hymn-"onward Christian Sol
diers.
Benediction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
JUNIOR CLASS
WILL HOLD FORTH TO-Ni4H l.
THE PROGRAM PROMISES TO
BE RICH, RARE AND RACY.
THE BACCALAURE-
ATE SERVICES WILL TAKE
PLACE IN THE NORMAL
AUDITORIUM.

This evening at the Normal Audi
torium the Junior Glass Will render
an entertaining porGram. lo-n1orro"
the baccalaureate sermon will be
preached, a notice OF which is given
elsewhere. The following is the
Junior Glass program;
Piano Solo-Pansee RaHaSe-
Observation-Disclosures SwiSer.
ecitation-Homer Hawker
bits of Wisdom''-Effie Bunner.
Recitation-J. Walter Reeves.
"a Twentieth Century Epic"-Leo
Car1in.
"Outpourings Of a Perverse Spirit
% E. Armentrout.
Recitation-Stella Hutson-
Essay-A. B. Sharps.
.Distortion Stunts'-E. F. VanGil-
"Revelations''-Jenn Gaskill
Senior Presentation Orator-kate
Fetty-
Junior Representative-Frank J.
Pyles.
"a Words of Help to the Needy-"il-
lard Steele.
,& The Remainder of the Exercises.
June 12-Baccalaureate Sermon,
DR.. Eakin, Sunday Morning
June 14-Mozart Program, Mon
day evening.
June 14-Senior Glass Day Pro-
gram, Tuesday Morning. Z.
June 14--Lyceum Program, Tues
day Evening.
(Add ress by Rev Clark Glass OF ' ~
June ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Address,
Wednesday, NJ orning g. Or: Scoyill-
June 15--Art Exhi hit. 4 IS Is
June Alumni Meeting. Wednes-
day Afternoon.
81 June! 1unnni Bananet yedn ne
1 day evening ,5fs 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
First sapt;st Church.

w. 3 EDDY, pasto The congEegas
tfonig for the morn in service Wor
ship al tha Normal Auditor ii eEens
Subject hgs hat Please Tod s
Miss S haw will have charge of the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
Your Underwear, too,
Is Here

Most every desirabIe s kind n g 1s eSsg
most wanted styles. 100 and ~ nm;
merry garments, but not too Az init Or
service. You will find quality crop
ping out whatever the Priccgmay be-
FOR MEM At CSC GARMENT q II 600 ss5
A. Baibrissan. made good sat,d cor
rect fitting. shirts ard drawers to-
match. ssg 8 -
AT SOC a. aARMEnT: s:5
A genuine French Baibrig an rrs Dr.
Of fine Egyptian yard. Shirts Rave
long and short sleeves, French iaecks8
and pearl Buttons
Drawers to match with uble-
bicycle seats, suspend err apes,asa sesisSi
Wristbands.
FOR WOMEN:
Gauze vests, 10 to soc.
Union suitsLons sieexes, 'sIe53
Ieneth-5oe, 81 and S $50.
Misses and Boys vests, Ioras.
sleeves-25c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
Catholic Church.

Rev. A. D. BoutIous pastor " ass at
S and 10 every Sunday, IN new church
at corner of jackson and Madison
streets. Benedicfion the eyenings
at 1880 O'Clock. Mass every norning
during the week att o,clock
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11

serenaded him. The crowd was chap
eroned by Misses Abbott and Butcher.
Most of the class have been trained
by the former during the past year
and she feels very proud OF them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
REMOVED

Prof. Victor corinaa takes Nesv
Pariors.
Prof. Victor Coringas the noted
palmist and cIafryoyant t.. has removed
his offices from the kenyon hotel to-
the Watson, where he VIII pIeasadS
TO entertain his lends latissgzsz
patrons.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
( Memo rial az

Tomorrow wi u be ItSs1;5|;S;
with the KI. of ,Il MI
lodges 81 this Ell 4 | b!
WA meet at ia cir l:s r. S
the cemet erie s IS
have been isEs s. +
rl-ngYss IN e :. |. *;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
Mozart Literary Society.

f. Is i il + & + + e <Js + It u = Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
Nanv Interesting and Entertaining Exercises.

ef=Is t. Il IS Il t. t. u II IT -J'
The Washington times., 1904-11-28
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
GIVES SECOND CONCERT
Large Audience Grsets MI De KOyen
and His Players-A POpu-
lar Program.

A large audience was present at
CLase's Thelter last night to hear the
second OF tAe series or popular concerts
by the Washington symphony Or
chestra-
The program contained few numbers
oT the popular class. bat the major
lty or them were undoubtedly beyond
lhe depth OF the mcuIJur-d music lover.
Among the fayOriits which always APP
peal 90 The popular ear, were DE ku-
vrn'S Red Feather waltz. JLr inter
Inezzo from "Cavaueriu Rustlcaua." Sui
Hvau's Lost Chord and Strauss
waltz The more classic numbers iuclud-
ed selections from "MorleiD." by
Gouuod, Aida. by Verdi, Carl Busch S.
-EHgle, and Oneubach'S "Orphcus
aux Enters"
Nine Borden-LoW. who possesses "a
Well-cultiVated soprano voice. sang four
numbers including Dainty DuroJhra,
by DE koyeu, AMI Who Will Buy My
Lavender
In what he termed mis- little chat with
the audience" MT. de koEeu spoke ul
the desire uu the part of those iu ,harEr
az the symphony to please tnr public.
With thiS end iu view they had decided
to offer "a prize each week Tor The best
ur0grar suggested. These programs
must D.. ia by Thursday afternoon uI
each week They are 20 be- sent tu
Whitman Osgood. Of Chase's Iheatrr.
Beauty. length. position of th- mum
beTS, and suitability VIII control ln the
awarding or the PRICES
The Washington times., 1904-11-28
NORTHEAST CITIZENS
PLAN FIRE HOUSE
Money Subscribed at a Meeting to Erect
a Temporary Structure-Would
Improve Rhede Island Avenue.

A largely attended session OF the
Northeastern Suburban Citizens Asso-
citation was held m the Pathfinder Build
ing. Lngdon. Saturday evening.
President f. A. NJ. Lawson presided
and l.. n. Patterson acted as secretary.
The president reported that In "a con-
ference with Chief Belt relative 10 FIRE
protection for Iangdon the chief as
sured them th8t the fire department was
ready To- do an il could for the north
eastern section OF the DistFlct-that
light reel and hose several fire ex-
tuguisheFs, ,-Ees. etc. Tor temporary
FIRE protection. would be- furnished If
the citizens would organize "a volunteer
company 20 take cnarse Of them. and
also secure "a suitable place To keep the
apparatus The chief said also that ne
would furnish a fireman To occasionally
drill the company. RE said further that
ia the estimates 20 the next Congress for
the FIRE department provision would be-
made for au engine house. engine. etc.
for this section.
A suitable site for an engine house
having been donated by IRA J. Baker.
il was decided 10 raise sufficient funds
b,- subscription 10 erect Il temporary
building About half the amo' mt was
subscribed within ten minutes. and the
new committee on nre and police Was
authorized 10 solicit donations and also
TO confer with chief Belt relative To
other arrangements. II was also de-
cjded 10 proceed with the organization
of the volunteer fire company Ia the near
future.
The president. referring 10 the recent
publications IN the newspapers relative
to his action before the Commissioners
on the further extension of Rhode ISL
end Avenue. read the original resolu-
,iou adopted by the association author
izing the executive committee 10 give
preference 10 the Rhode Island Avenue
Improvement. lie also stated that i'm
stead oI the association being repre-
scented al the said conference with thu
Commissioners only by J. j. Baker ana
himself every subdivision Ga the juris-
uirtlou OF the association was represent
ed-Uup oI Tho largest delegations from
this section That has appeared before
tine Commissioners Tor over "a s"str being
crescent
A resolution was then adopted thank
ing tine Commissioners for including IN
their estimates $3.50 20 complete the
Iaacadamizing oI Twentieth Street
raTthgasL from Rhode Island Avenue
80 Empori1 Street. and $1,000 ror the
further g.udius and mIcadaTiZius OF
Rhode Island Avenue.
The following men were duly elected
members. John Bond, ID. }. icaHy. q.
T. Hunt l.. W Ryder ANA G.. "
Crane.
ON motion Of l. j. Ral.er thc Com
.li--Ianer- were rQur-Iyd tB have three
more uuphtuI lights located along Mills
avenue. between Rhode Island Avenue
and Frankfort Street.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as Follows. T.. a. II. Lawson,
president, l. ". ke-ter vice PRESIDENT
T. H. Patterson. secretary, Wilton
Harvey. treasurer.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28
PIRITUALISTIC SHOW
AT THE LAFAYETTE

Dr. Henry J. Arnold. the spiritualist
entertained a crowded house at thc la
tayette Theater last evening, and gave
them many proofs OF sIsritualisIn. IN,
audience seemed much pleased with tht
doctors manifestations and explorations
into tue realms of f-cult sclcncr
A volunteer committee from IHt au-
dIeIce, consisting of Dr. Staples auO
AisSsrs. Levy and Aibaugh. were ou th,
stage with the doctor throughout the
performance. ana We're al times admit
ted by him Iu The mysterious ca binet
where most oI the wonders were per
formed.
Great amusement was uccasi0ned by
the doctor giving his hearers kindly
message of greeting from Benjamin
Franklin. The dematerisliZatiOu feat was
satisfactorily performed by Dr. Arnold
lie also many Times released himself
from bonds and ropes in almost lucredi-
bly short lengths of time.
The committee of volunteers said after
the performance that if the feats had
been carried out by Irlckery, they were
too cl-yeriy done 90 allow of detection
by tEeTi
Or Arnold also gave "a forenoon enter
tdiUmeuI Yesterday
The Washington times., 1904-11-28
KILLARNEY AND THE
SOUTH OF IRELAND
Subject of Interesting Lecture by DR.
Van Schaick in the Church
Of Our Father.

Killarney and South of leland" was
the subject OF the sermon delivered by
the Rev. John Van Schaick al the
CEarch Of our Father. Thirteenth and
l. Streets. last night.
Dr Van Schalck took his text from
Matthew NxiI. y. '''rhau shalt love thy
nrighbor as thyself"
Holy ireland said the speaker. -eX-
presses the feeling Of Sir Samuel Fvrgu-
~ou in his beautiful poem, and Holy Ire
land expresses my own feeling ass /
think ut her dramatic past
we begin with the Round Towers ana
th- Irish crosses which are priceless
relics OF early Christianity. TheF. are
over eighty OF these ROund Towers I'm
existence. and twenty are aS perfect as
thr one ! saw first ~ Antrim
They are over ln0 feet high. built Of
the most solid masonry, and We're prob
ably constructed ds places of refuge for
ihe monks upon approach OF the Danes.
Costly Nestmenls. priceless manu-
scripts. gold ana silver vessels OF the abb
beg were carried here In time ut danger
Then the monks, drawing mp their lad
urTS. would bar their door. which Wds
teI or twelve feet from the ground. and
bo safe.
-Df the Celtic crosses Hfty remain. and
height"
The speaker next told the story of
King Brian E0ru VINO. in lUl4, expelled
thD Danes from tbe country, Illustrating
the narrative with historic pictures. He
then spoke OF Dublin Tara Limerick.
Killarney. Cork ana blarney Castle
With pictures ia town and country hv
showed ph btugraphs OF GTattau. O.Cuu-
nell. Burke. Goldsmith. and Father Mat
thew