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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Dr. Gom, Koh it bier
nit ieimer aroRen oentiden sdwino indt: nno Mahma.Amr.

Sr. Gbiraro 6o6, Der 9rfinoer Der ao6i6en
Snbnlirun9. 1T irbt in Sieier Stabt in Der
Sod Sin9ensNrr." Nr. sol. Norbs@ntdlps
Strabe: Der Sottor bebauptet, bnb brondidIer
aatdrrb Der Gnngen iebr oft irrtbiimIi6 fit
Gureu lid0en ni6t nit Miebi5in aiIi. Die cub
mebr S6noeil tbrt. ais ltiitet. Scr Softor ilai:
Bur cine oireite 9infiibrling bon beiIirdftiJen
in Sdmpfe beriuauoelteu WeoiSinen, aHtiicptis
i6en iiro @ernen iubtemben ggtIfteIu in ben Sip
Der ararfbeit miro Die Scilling irgeub elmer
Yunaeniranibeit b%epirfeiI. Ste NebanoluIlg
farm nur ourb 9inatbmune Der 3ubercuiine
nno Dele in oerbampitem 3uitanoe 9eideben.
Die Snngen ilno cine GllftaSp9le, lno fbnHen
meet5iniidb mir ourdD nit Wiebi5in eeitlpdnGertc
Yuft erreidt perben. IS lit ole eiudiae NATURE
eendbe. miiierI1 lftlide uro peruunitaenldBe
Se9anolun9. ole ie 9egen bronbiale Sbpinos
Observation-Disclosures beriuenoet lpiIroe. SdlS
Dies ieblldldai. fam picteibi ridtS slnbereS
mebr belien. Sehodp ihliHl Is nieInaLS LebL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
s.. 8oiat's Sale,

Nr. 1920 Bis 1922, Sarforo-a pe.
&auptauartier oes .2bnlia MGn.
nerdors." Sale uno Sommergar.
ten biaig 81 permietben. Gutter Ylat
fir Mnfernroiten. 1einite @etrdnfe.
Grei.Yool. Gbei. Eel. Nt. Nernon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Crntid)es Nrbctts Nadj,uciIMuss.
Siircau,

Mr. 219, Siio-S barpitraBc, unter Der
auhidt Der ~0eutiden @eieuidaii."
= 9ieienigen, uelde oeutide Sanb.
irerfer. arbeiter iinb 9ienItboten 5u
befddftigen miiniden , tpoIen iid)
perionIib ODER in franfirten @riefen
on ben agentcn Der @eicuidaft, S 0.
Bann o. M eber Scr. 219, Siib.
Sborpitrabe, tpenben, meld)er ,,nent.
0eltlih ausfrnft ert5eilen lpiro.
(San28,1SO ,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
3n ~berfanfen.

Sn perfaufeu: Geue Cottage
rno 8rnnoltiid; 30 bel $50; @as,
@nlIer, County, terern, SflIe, 5
eents Sabreelo; 6 grobe 3in1mer /;
gao, Saae, Seranoen, Sbieferbad,
llntergrunb-9 Drainage; better Slab
fiir Elm Seim; 9altimore-slue nett
lid bon Iueuita-I pe., Srpington.
Mah nebme Sreoerid- Goab.2inie bis
Iguglto-Ipe. llniteo Geol Gltote
So, $50 ct. Goulltr. (94)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

3u nerfauf II: Cine gut 5ab-
lenoe @irtbifaft NIT 8orratb, Gin
rid)tung nno 8obnbaus; 8 3immer
unb 9ob, in elmer idonet oeutiden
Habbarihaft; gigentbiimer eebt
nod europa. Nad5ufragen bel
CHARLES 9. &imIp, Nr. Alp, ct.
Eallltrabe. (94)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Serlanst I'M Masemeinen.

Ginc 8irtbihaft in gutter Gage,
Die CUTE Geiddfte madt, miro ge.
iadt. Wah3ufrasen bel Soiepb Is.
Smitb, Is, SIts2erington.S trabe.
(91-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Sbomas s. SaHbor Company.
Sn9cnieurc mno Eontraftorcn.
TemporGrer @eIbGftspIat

Nr. 220, @elt.Y ratt- Strabe.
8ir iino in Der Gage. 9ampi- nno
fredericksburg, iopie Sodorud.
0ampir0bren. nie iriiber, ~ber5ulteI.
len. Gampifeiiel.@ erfe muroen mid)t
ourh 5clcr beidaoist. 9ampifeiiel,
9ampimaihinen, Ynmpen etc. fir
uninittelbare 2iefcrmg.
ut. 0ernon 1920. Gonrtlano GIG.
(San22 E&S,tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

Marplaub Gbattel 2Uan NNueiatiun.
Heue 2otalitGt lit in
217, Noro. GalDcrt' Strakc,
Dperbalb 2eTinstcnzS traBe.
l1niere neuen 9eidaftsraume iiEb
nit ben Strabenba6ns2iHie lei9ter
81 erreiden unb eentraler selesen.
Darlebsn bon $40 Bis $3.50
ouf M0beln, pianos ETC., obne Gnts
fsrnung berIelben.
ltniere Raten pcren ieit IL Sabren
INNER bic n~iebrisiten IL. lei9teIte In
Der Stabt uno psrben itets 10 bIeiben:
Mlbert 8Iume. T.. SetretGr.
Nr. 217, NorbsSa lperts Strabe.
Isent pirb porfpreten unb uniere
Haten ertlGren.
Mb. Telspbon = Gpurtlanb 735.
Wop9.1S.3&S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

9Grlebcn anf @5bcln mn ambere
Siderbeiten iiir 6 Yro5cut = ae.
na, nad benz nellen Geics; pribo.
tim.
3ibter, Scr. 2t0, SIt-2erine.
tonitr., 3immer Nr. 4, @%aniant.
@uiloing. Sn ser Office miro
Teutid aeIpro1en. (Wai201S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

3uperfoufen: Cine o,lBer.
oroentlide @elegenbeit. Gin grunbs
5insfreies @dbaus, perbunben nit Ell
ner lang etablirten 9Gderei. 0us
Saus lit g%iinitig fir irgenb elm Sc.
Ihdft geleeen. NafBufragen bel
CHARLES 81. 9eter, Nr. 400, Noro-
Garepitrabe. (94-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

8erIanat: Gin beutifer
Mann. UNI Bierbe auf einer Sarm
5u b%eioreen. Nad5uira9en bel Or.
S. ". Spranflin & Sobn, Hr. 1919,
Sarfor6. Ipenue. (S9-95)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

Bidder unb 2ebrIinge peroen
ftetS geiudt bonn Irbeits Nadipei.
iungS 9iireau Der nWarpldnber
RGder.8 ereinigung,~ Scr. 942, Worbs
GaDitrabe. s. & 3. Selepbon Wt.
0crnon 3764 e. (0est9,tsO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Steaensein@e:

StcIIe gefu'6: Gin Mdoden
ilidt SteIle fir allsemeine Salsar-
belt. Nah5uira9en IN GER. 1916,
Observation-Disclosures, 2ocuIt-Yoint.
90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

Sn Woraoo, So, lit Mobert
Sap, alias Big Bob Siren. elmer Der
aeiGbrlihiten ginbreder oes9anoes,
NIT Sobn Sitter, alias Cad Greaicnt,
perbnitet iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

3u perfaue IN: Cine quite
9Gder.Hollte nit Efero unb @aaen.
Nad5ufrogen bel SSobu Sobn, Mr.
1916, Srleonsitrobe. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
g.. gipier,
@odfoIaer bon Qone & 0aiic

ytaTTolger DOH ToHe Y Waller.
gtobIirt 1871.
Smporteilre oeutidcr, fron56iiidcr,
ipanidcr @eine unb aiqltore ans
9unocs 2agerbauicrn. Golifornier
Weinc brett bonn 8einberg.
@aaren brett ms Sars aeliefert.
SIR. 215. Sanoperitr. Baltimore. Rb.
Wo. Selepbou Gourtlano 119.
g. y y. Selepbon So,,tb sol 3.
(Suni1,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

Verlangt: Gin Ledger, MIDI
terner uno fleiBieer WaWn fir 8ar'
tenarbeit; CONNER. uno @interplae.
Noh5ufraeen in Hr. S0S, SIt.9olti'
more,S trabe. Oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

@cr1angt: Bidder . agenten.
seeen @ebalt ,nb %Gommiilion. Naf.
5ufraeen bel q. MottIoft Nr.129,
@eit.G aruocnltraBe. (Suli17. 12Wte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
8erlanst: Iranet nnb Mab9en.

" Ii d. t !: Cine &ohin unb Elm
Sousmaofen, Die gneliih ipreden
f0nnen. Aab5ufragen in Scr. 2519,
Noro. Gbarlesitr. (94-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

Serlangt: 3mei 8agenbauer,
iopie elm 2ebrling. God5ufraaen
IN Nr. 14O1-1407, Sit.Womtment.
ltrabe. (93-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

I%r1iioent MooiepeIt bat Srn.
SSobn gndanon gum Yoltmeilter bon
WiIlialnSport. W0., %ernonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

3uperfauen: Nr. 712, 80
GroBItroBe. &leines, biaiges 3-itodi-
9es 5iegeIiteinernes Gd.@obnbous,
s 3immer. 9ringt oils Nnlage-8a-
pital IL Gro5ent, fir $500. Nad5u-
fragen bel @. 8. SENIORITY, Scr. $50,
ct. Eoul-S traBe. (94)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

8erIangt: 3mei Maoden fir
naaemeine SauSarbeit in einem
2anbbauie nabe Der Stabt. Nadau-
fragen in Ger. 210. SIt-2erinetonitr.
3iinmer 16. (92-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

Serlangt: Gin 9roobGfer ais
aWeite Sono. Naf3uirogen in Gr.
400, Siib-YulastiItr. (94
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

3 perfauen: Sreier 9an'
plab, 1875 BET 175 Sub, geraoe aue
Berbalb Der Stootgren3e, an Der SSre-
oerid-&oao; SC. Sabrgelo; Gas,
@aiier. @erben nah ElGncn oes
&Gilfers ballen. @bentaqs 6 Ider,
unbcballt, fir ein 2anoballs paiienb;
GROCER Bargain. limited Tcol GItate
60, Scr. $50, ct. Yaulitr. (94)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
yerlanst: Manner unb &nabeu.

8erIon9t: Gin @ogner BET
Geo. @railer, Scr. 1876, 9elair- Ipe.,
Ode 9rebm's Cane. (94-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Canton unb Siablanbtutu T..
CAUTION unb 6igblaubtoun.
Santpn uno Stgbtanotoiuu.


ombnrs. nno g.. Strabe, Siebianbtopn.
Ole %feiniten @etrdnie dIler @rta-Boas
ftnbig neii eingeriftet. Gin pefu6 alter
ineiner 5reun6e iinb hes Yublifunns I'M
Iueemeinen ftets ntlfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Sorn's Gtmensrana.Saae,

gde 3. ii. @onebftr. Saupfauurtier oes
9iiirifis III, s.. t.=B.," .Giteniran5, /
Tamenbereins," Caution Smmerp. ban. I
n. 2eibeereins." 9entfdbeRbeinfueinsSanb
iina,- Pboite: g.. 2364-U. weo. g8iHos I
1er 91
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

IA. uno S'SonneusS Ctr, Canton.
.9eriimige SaHe fir Yereine NIB 4es
Seinfi1sS inriffS &r. ao4, 5. u. 81
Jeinfte 8etrinfe. Gbef. Eel. 1914 p.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

701 unb TOT 3ombarosS trdBe, SiebInnbs
tefun.e Seinffe Weine IL. Yiau5re. Der ges
litlbefte Dirt nuf Der Groe.-Die beffen
Hocl'FarIcrs In SiebIarotoiun. Broripte
Ye0ienuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

3uperfaufen: Bette neile 9.
itodige Souler. Drainage, polit1ltoi.
&c ionitare Ylumbing. Nr. 1902 bis
1414, @eit.S aratogaltrabe. Nad)sll-
fragen an Srt ooer Ste1e ober in
Hr. 23O, ct. TmllitroBe. limited Steal
Gltote So. (94)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

4ombarb' nno O.. Strabe, SlebIaiiototun,
gegeniiber Der yWonumentaL grnmerei. =
Wufer beibsr uno iaIier Guni6. Gbeii.
pcaiesI eIepbon ct. Raul 1915 ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

ctto Muaer's Wetaurant,
144f, H.'gentruIsgtpc., Gde SIiber.Str.
@nuptaiartter Der yg9ilbelml d, 3pee Wr.
3, Verb. 8. s.. Of o." Nerfammfinoeii
isben Montae sl1etb.-3einite 8etrdffe.
Narn1er Gunfb tdeIid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Ytitt'e 0aac.

202f Ganton.perue,
Sanptarartier oes .Seiieus Sormft1ster,
@ereils," r@arfieIb ; sir. .lInterit, sgSer."
einst. syGolnmbias9it. 04, 8. u.s8.,"
eoiitf Port WeSenrb. s. Of a." 8ieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
3. Y; M%dermann's !Saae,

$allpt9iartier hes. 0abern.W ldnnerbors."
N:.S.sede Sousb. IL. @arolineiir. Der
sinsoerlanrnlung ieoer Gonnerftagstbenb.
gelie ~Wtfelieoer i%pilfonimen. 8orsiiali.
bes Bier Der acknowledgements Inn 3api.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
GtMrS Gotel.

1924 Sft.9aIiinore.si En-. : 3immer an
unb g9einc. rgIab, Biefp, Bruucrei.- Vier.
WerfammIiungSloial gSits9ombarbftr. inis
merlp, gau' iinb 3eibberein." Gbef. Tel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
Moam Nupp's Weftanrant.

luz, Ytprofe ertr0lsWOenlie.
Der -Noreon SmmnIcripdbrenbe 9aus
eerei1 bon Valtimomre" berfammeIt ftt
bier teeein Wpnto9. = Geo. Urc1m's bier
an 3apt nab oeutffer s(rt brett pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03

1894 SitsSabetteftr.-eaIiforni il. Ohio
Neine. I8erfdnmIitngsloinI r@ermania,
poge 81" ssls(ag. Mgtrb. scr. 'llut. '9;ercin
bon Gtts9altimore;" Vpfilon GoncI. o. 3.
q. 81 ~WetaIlarb. flnion 49," Snue 81
beriHietbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-03
slub. Weraer,s Menaurout,

ItUy, VanfsSft1Be.
nabe ber bitlinen Bpit3cis Citation. War.
lMer ,Snnib bon ~ bis 2 lbrgiadmittaes.
Rnnf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-14
Benefits the Churches.

mot nearly SO much counterfeit
money finds it's way into the collection
plate as formerly" said a vestryman
Of one of Philadelphia fashionable
churches. ''It used to be that when
people were stuck with bad money
mutilated coins, Canadian dimes and
counterfeitS that couldn't be passed
they would keep it until Sunday and
drop it into the plate in church
You would be surprised TO know the
extent of this mean custom. Grad
ually, however, the influx IS decreas-
ing and we now rarely find any bad
coins when the collections are count
ed How do l account for this? Well.
l think the slot machines now get
what used to go to the churches
There are now so many different slot
machines. such as telephones, lunch
contrivan ces. scales, receptacles for
chewing gum and candy, monographs
and what not, that l dare say they eat
up all the undesirable coins of the
smaller denominations '-philadelpha
Record.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-14
Pastor Resigns.

Rev S. L. Morgan, pastor OF the
Palatine Baptist church, has rendered
his resignation, to take effect July L.
Rev Jord on, graduate of Grocer The
illogical Seminary, has been called
to the passionate. to succeed Rev. Nor
gan This change is quite a surprise
to many Rev. Morgan has been
very popular. pastor and we regret
to see him leave. We do not know
what his plans are but wish him sue
cess wherever he goes. We do not
know anything concerning MIR. Jordon
but we shall welcome him to our city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-14
A NEW PARK
.oNsTHE STREET CAR LINE NEAR
s:MoNONGAH WILL BE A VERY
ATTRACTIVE PLACE.
AN INSPECTION PARTY VISITED
THE PLACE YESTERDAY AND
1T is PRONOUNCED FIRST
= CLASS

The much talked OF park and bali
grounds on the traction line above
town is no longer an unknown t.::S n
.tity. 1t is glitterinS reality.
Yesterday afternoon, Supt. Hood,
Geo. t. Watson, c. D. Junl>ins, F. NJ
Murphy, Ross NJ orris, Marshall Ash
craft, o. F. Lough, and number OF
newspaper men reviewed the park,
passed judgment, and all were unan-
imous in pronouncing it a winner.
Mayor Showalter and A. j. Ruck-
man, OF Monongah, met the party and
conducted them over the grounds and
outlined the plans Of the promoters.
The ball grounds, which will be
the most important feature of the park
is situated about five hundred feet
from the car inc, and viii be easily
accessible via a smaaaHavine, which
will be bridged and sodded. The ball
ground is being carefully graded, nu-
at-+it steadily. The grand stand will
be the point nearest the car line, with
bleachers extending on each side. Be
tween the station and the ball ground
a large dancing pavilion will be con-
structed
Inc park proper, in regard TO trees
and such is in an embryonic state,
but the management state posltlVeiy
that the expense OF tuIs undertaking
will not be taken into consideration;
that, while they cannot grow trees
in one year, they Will have plenty in
a few, and as it is they have very
pretty orchard and quite a number of
forest trees.
1t is located on the Lambert Leeper
farm, a scant half mile above Monon-
gah, and will be entirely free from
coke smoke or coal dust, for besides
being situated on the opposite SIDE
of the river from the railroad, it is
au1Le a distance away from mine.
After the inspection, the party was
taken to Middleton by Supt. Hood,
who is exceedingly proud OF the line
over which he has jurisdiction, and
especially the road-bed between Mo-
nonrah and Middleton, which is a
very new extension OF the line, but
AT the same time, has something OH
several railroads we could name in
this vicinity The price for the round
trip and the admission fee has not
been fixed, but we will give them in
a few days. The plans for the grand
stand b!ea chers and pavilion will be
here soon and the park viii be open
for base ball by the irst of June
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-14
Central Christian Church.

ond street, Henry F. LutZ, minister
Lords Day services: $50 a NJ, 81
BILE school. Seymour McIntire- sllperlE-
tendent; 1915 y. NJ, preaching, sub
ject, america For Cnrist: l1:45,
Lords Supper, open to all Christians
s P. NJ. preaching, subjects Coffin
Nails and Destiny Spikes" Everybody
is cordially invited to be present
The prayer meeting meets on Wednei-
day evening at 1890 and the Church
Workers on Thursday Afternoon at
O'Clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-14
Gold Still GOING Out.

NEW YORK, May 14.-Additional
engagements of $2,GOe.00O gold were
made this morning at the assay Office
for export on Tuesday. This makes a
total Of s10,oOo,0O0 to be shipped to
Paris on that day, and completely eS-
hausts the supply of gold bars at the
assay office for the present. Five
msllion dollars in gold bars was eN
ported on to-day's steamers. Wren
the amount engaged for shipments
Tuesday is sent total of S50,00cOO0
y IN gold viii have been exported since
April when the movement began. For
seign exchange experts say that the
movements only half over.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-14
AT THE
CHURCHES
ORDER OF SERVICES, TEXTS OF
SERMONS AND SPECIAL FEA-
TURES AT THE VARIOUS
PLACES OF WORSHIP
TOMORROW.
First Baptist Church.

W. j. Eddy, Pastor-This invites
you to the services tomorrow which
promise to be of interest.
Morning sermon, 10:45, Mount
Herman Experiences a Glimpse of
Glory" evening sermon, $3.50. For
What is Your LITER
The Sunday School and +. y T.
U will be at tue usual hours.
Miss Myrtle Shaw will have charge
of the music.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-14
Fret Methodist Episcopal Church.

Rev. G. ID. Smith, pastor-Fhere
will be the usual services in this
church except at s o'clock in the even
ing $50, Sunday School; lo:45
preaching, Rev. J. Engle, Text, |
Cor. 1:22-23; 1900 NJ, General Class
Meeting: 200 P. M.,Junior and Inter
mediate Leagues: 700 p. NJ, Mrs, j.
Engle wlil have charge of the 81 Ep7
worth League Service This IS he
anniversary Of the organ izat1olls of tn
League, and the meeting ssho Iulld she
attended by all u he emb erss and
friends, There will be- no preaching
service in. the evening sunday. May
E22, Irof Robert rnstros y, Sol the ,'
West Virginia University VIII occupy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-14
Methodist Protestant Temple.

Monroe street, Rev. j. H Lucas, u
D., pastor-9:3O a. NJ, Sunday school:
1O:45, morning worship and sermon by
the pastor on prayers in the Tenn
ple;" 2:3O p NJ, Junior Christian EN-
deavor meeting; P. M, Christian En-
deavor prayer meeting; P. M, even
ing worship and sermon by the pastor
on "A Birthday Meditation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-14
Catholic Church.

Rev. A. Bout1ou, pastor-Mass at 5
and 10 A. NJ. every Sunday, in new
church at corner Of Jackson and Mad
ison streets. Benediction In the even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Mass every nor /
ing during the week at O'Clock
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-14
the pulpit both morning and evening
Subjects Will DC announced next weel--
Lutheran Mission.

Rev I. B. Yeakley, pastor-There
will be the regular Divine Services
Sunday at the Lutheran Mission in
Willard hall. Morning service at
1O:45 evening service at s O'Clock;
Sunday School at 800 P. M. There
will be a choir rehearsal Saturday at
s P NJ The public is cordially in
vited to all the Sunday services
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Rresbvterian Church.

Rev H. CT. Stoezer, pastor-Biblc
school . 30 o'clock; morning service
10:45; Junior Society. 3 O'Clock: Chris
tan Endeavor, o'clock, .Mr WET
Faust, leader. Evening service, )
O'Clock; subject, 'tThe Vital Point
All are cordially invited.
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MOVING Back to Locust Avenue.

Dr. L. n. Yost is moving from his
Fairmont avenue property back into
his handsome brick residence at the
corner of Fourth street and Locust
avenue.
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Christian Church, Coon's Run, Everson
Mr. James Allen, evangelist, will
preach Lords Day, 1890 A NJ, sub
iect. Can a Man Be Justified BY
Keeping the Law of the Ten Com
mandments,'' or who is My Neigh
bor?"
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]. M. Hartley s Son,
airmon "
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X BAND CONCERTS. q;
::

Program of concert by the Greater
Fairmont Band on band stand, Main
street, 7:30 P. NJ.
March, Zanzibar--Heyser.
Overture, The Bohemian Girl
Balfr.
Indian March. 'Tonkawa"--Sto ry.
Concert Waltz. wedding of the
Winds''-J. r. Hall.
March, '51-Fulton.
Med, Overture. New York BY
Electric Light. o. Dewitt.
Fort Omaha-Farrar.
z. J. Nelson,
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avenue

Mrs. Samuel Colebank, of Hendricks,
Tucker county, Will be in Fairmont
this evening. She is. the mother of Fl.
F. Colebank-
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Fairr,ont PARK to Open.

East Fairmont Park will open to-
morrow with a great ado. There will
be brass bands galore, pink Lemonade
in bath tubs and the thousand and one
little things SO necessary to- a success
fill park openins Ndorga ntown Post
George "a F,rrgus son was in he city
this morning
It is the every lay business that.
count Read the West VIrgIHian !,
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Junkins' Band

Will be out if the weather permits,
and will render all mprompt1 pro-
gram That it will be good goes with
OFT sayf.g-
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Lindsay Jacobs, of Triune, Monorgai--
liza county, was in the city to-day on
business. So ;55, .& 5s ga
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Not Expected to Live.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Patterson, of the Fifth ward, is
very low and not expected to live.
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W. S. Nicholson, of Hendri-ks.
Tucker county, is here the guestsof
III, f, colebank. He paid us q visit u SIT
y this al ternoon-
Mrs. vanata and daught
Miss Blanche, of yyayerly are visit
ing friends in this icinft II ey Will,
remain several weeks afsS.
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PROMINENT K. c.
Meets With Accident While Attend
ing Convention at Louisville,
Kentucky.

Louisville, KY, June 11.-Suffering
from severe decorations of the scalp
and covered with bruises, Sylvester
Rapier, a New Haven, Ky, banker,
who was with the party of knights of
Columbus visiting Mammoth Cave
yesterday, was brought to Louisville
last night on a cot and taken to ST..
Joseph's Infirmary Mr.. Rapier slip
ped and fell while exploring the ap-
proach to Echo river in the cave yes
terday afternoon and received his in
juries in falling down an incline of
some thrifty feet.
With a party Of about sixty
Knights Of Columbus Mr.. Rapier and
his wife were walking along foot
path at the approach of Echo river.
The footway was slippery on account
of having been overhowed by a re-
cent rise Of the river and Mr. Rapier
was unable to maintain his balance.
He rolled down thirty feet to the
foot Of the incline, coming in violent
contact with many sharp projections
Of rocks. He was picked up at once
and attended to by DR.. n. Casper
Dr. Irwin Abel and DR.. T. H. Null
vey, who were members Of the party
In the party besides the physicians
We're Spalding Coleman and the Rev
Father Charles P. Ratio.
It was stated last night that the in
iured mans chances for recovery are
good, although it will take some
time for the wounds to heal