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alien ggbptern befannt.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-03


was iii this city today en- route ~
her home from Grafton where she had
been visiting relatives. n
Mr.. H. i. Butcher Is able to be out
after a short illness.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs VIII Shaw,
OF Jacob street, Saturday, daughter.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Musselman is. III Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Musselman. who is suffering
from d severe attack OF typhoid fever.
is slightly improved.
Mr.. Lloyd Travis is III OF tonsilitis
at his home on Raymond street.
Misses Ivy West and Maggie Sat
terfeld have returned from few days
visit at Meadowdale.
Rev. D. s. Boggs has returned from
business trip to Independence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-03
S. S. Conventioo
Programme
FEAST OF GOOD THINGS AT THE
STATE MEETING TO BE HELD
HERE APRIL 21.23.

Secretary w. G. shafer. of Wheel.
ing, is sending out valuable inForma.
ton relative to the state Sunday
School convention to be held here
April 2I.23. Some OF the things in
the announcement follow:
The Presidents Call.
MOUNDSVU.LE. w. VA,
February, 1908.
To the Sunday School Workers Of
West notwithstanding:
Hear We all, this Statewide call, to
the Twenty-sIxth Annual Convention
OF the Sunday School hosts OF our
great Commonwealth. in assembly to
meet at Fairmont, April 21-23, 1908.
Come all We who would help. or be
helped. Let us make this convocation
the best, the most insplrational, in
the history OF our organized work. The
children are in our schools in increas-
ing numbers; we must learn how to
impress them for all time. The young
people are present full OF virile
strength, and OF graceful Deauty; LueS
must be enlisted in Christ's Army Of
Workers. The adults are all about us
full OF latent powers; We must arouse
them to activity upon the side OF right
eous Influences.
Come to review the past: we are
upon the mountain tops OF the ages.
Come to receive strength for the fu-
ture: the generations lie at our feet.
Come to this council Of workers; you
will hear the newest and most helpful
methods to win the youth OF our State.
to the highest and best. Teaching is
n fine art, Come to this "Fairmont"
where in association we will meet
trained teachers seeking to bring the
day when. as in other lines of endeav-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-03

Mrs. Amanda Powell, of Market
street. is very Ill Of typhoid fever.
Miss Winnie swlsher, of near Smith,
town, is the guest of relatives in this
ward.
Master George Butcher. of Morgan
town avenue. is very Ill with symptoms
sof pneumonia.
Mr.. L. M. stemple. OF Columbia
street, has returned from a few days
visit with relatives at Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jones returned to
their home at Laurel Point Monday
inorning after visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Stevens, of Raymond
street.
mrs. j. D. Miller and daughter, Kath-
crime, who went to Little Falls to at
tend a birthday party Saturday given
by Miss Agnes Arnett, have returned
home. '
Mrs. Joe Riggs, of Raymond street.
has been quite sick for several days.
Gerald Davis, who has peen real sick
for some time, is able to be ont.
Mrs. Anna Barb, of Connellsville.
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or, especially prepared and thorough
~ trained minds. shall do the work in
this divinest and most difficult Of all
callings.
Come TO this conference of devoted
men and women, catch their inspira-
ton. and return gladly to your fields
of work. filled with new zeal. high
hope. and help ambition to do the most
and best for your King and His King
dom: The memory OF past fellowship
will bring many again: let the thought
Of future fellowship bring many anew,
Hear this call to duty and delight. and
COME.
A. J. DAFT. President.
Entertainment.-On Harvard Plan.
lodging and breakfast only.
Railroad Rates-ReguIar 2 cent rate
or round trip. on all roads in the State
DeIegates-send your name to Coun.
ID Secretary who will issue "Creden'
tlals" to delegates.
Announcements = Please announce
in schools and from pulpits separate.
ly-Talk to Others.
Information-For additional iniorma'
ton write to your county secretary or
State headquarters.
West Virginia Sunday School Asso
citation. Wheeling. w. Va.
Syllabus Of Programme.
specialtfes-
The Word-The Convention Theme
Spiritual-Seven Strong Addresses
The IAN Series of Johns Gospel
Educational-Reco Services
-ExposItIons-Co Conferences.
specialization-Me for Faith
ers, Mothers. Cabinet, Field Force
Personal work and departments.
The Programme
Tuesday, April 81, 1908.
AFTERNOON.
The Key to John.
Department cabinet.
Temperance.
Children's mass meeting.
NIGHT.
The World-Convention theme.
Training recognition service.
"Wednesday, April %, 1908.
EARI.Y-Cabinet, fathers and moth
ers' meeting.
MORNING-County honors bestowed
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klNecMoNT.

The health Of our community is not
very good at present. Those on the
sick list are Mrs Alice Watkins anil
Mr.. George Hunsalser and Edna Huff
man.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fortney has
twins: this is the seventh, one is ex-
pecting to be doctor.
The protracted meeting IS going on
at the Kingmont school house; haven't
no conversions yet.
There are several old bachelors
around here. They are looking for
them a wife, at the church.
Mr.. Hite is looking very sad. His
fine dog got killed on the railroad.
Mr.. John Yates had birthday par
ty Saturday. His birthday only comes
every four years. They had fine
grapaophone music by w. c. Mundell
and Mr.. Harry Shoemaker.
Raymon and Maggie Wolf. Of Piny
Run, were visiting their Aunt Leona
and uncle OF Kingmont.
There was box supper here last
week in benefit Of the Kingmont band.
The work at the mines is fairly good.
They are running day and night.
Our school Is progressing nicely.
Miss Edna Morse. teacher.
We have no weddings to report this
time, but think we will have soon.
How about it Mr.. King and Miss Boil
ton?
Mr.. Arthur Minnear was calling on
Miss Leona Mundell Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Hattie Murphy was not at
church last night. suppose MIR. Ben
Yates. R. ]. W.
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Elementary council.
AFTERNoo N;-Departmental Meet
ings
The Gospel of John.
NIGHT-President's address.
Juvenile problems.
International progress.
Thursday, April %, 1908.
EARI.Y-Ffeld and personal workers
meetings.
Elementary school session.
MORNING movement.
Quarterly Review
Grading the school,
NOON-Drill-Th Lords Land.
Personal workers class.
AFTERNooN-Boy problems.
Missions in the Sunday School
Principles of teaching.
Home department,
Alumni training banquet
NIGHT-International wheels.
Award OF Honor Flags.
The teacher "Soul Winner"
The a AM" Series. at every regu.
lar session, presents Christ's own de.
scripton of himself.
The Personnel.
Tullar.Meredith. New York, musical
directors. Publishers Of THE Bible
School Hymnal."
DR.. Jessie L. Hulbut Bloomfield. n
J. Educational specialist, Chautauqua
Instructor Author of HuIbut's Revised
Normal Lessons. will deal with educa.
tional features.
Rev. Ernest Bourner Allen, Toledo
Ohio. Washington St, Congregational
Church. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Poster.
Devotional I AM series from John
will lead up into spiritual joys.
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner, Peoria
III. International specialist; A CONT
nent-wide worker; The Apostle to Mex.
leo, will tell us of International pro
gress.
Rev. A. L. Phillips. Richmond, Va,
Gen. supt. Presbyterian Sunday School
and Young Peoples Work. will speak
of the great missionary awakening.
Mr.. Chas. H. Nuttle, Washington, D.
c. Secretary for West Virginia Y. NJ
c. A., will conduct personal workers
classes.
Bishop w. L. Gravatt, Charleston.
Pres. D. B. Purlnton, Morgantown.
Judge Aston G. Dayton, Philippi.
Rev. c. A. Isner, st. Marys.
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FIRST WARD
Special Meetings.

The special meetings at the Pala-
Tine Baptist Church win continue all
this week and probably all OF next
week. Rev. w. ]. Eddy will preach
tuesday evening other pastors will
be present and preach during thu
week.
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Rev. c. H. Mcdonald, Wheeling.
Rev. ]. T. Foster. Buckhannon.
Hon. Chas. W. Lynch, Clarksburg.
Rev. oriIas G. White, Bethany.
Miss Ethel A. Lloyd, Wheeling.
Rev. U. V. Darlington. Parkersburg.
Many other state and county work
,rs, pastors and laymen Of prominence.
THE WORD illumined by
he AM series.
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senior contest.

The Senior Glass Of the L. T. L.
are preparing for contest which will
BE held in the near future. The Jun
ior class has held several contests
hut this viii be the first one held by
the senior class. Several members
win take part and a great deal of in
terest Is conferred on the contest. The
date WILDE announced later.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-03
New Home Library
WALL CHART

This chart or wall map reas regularly for $3.50 but by buy
ing large quantity of them the West Vrgn9n celyed mem
nrice whereby it above liberal offer me New
Home Library Wall Chart Of the finest three sheet SIX
naee wall charts made first page IS the map OF the
surrounded by flags of the various nations and pictures
Of Of the leading ones including that OF reslaen cane
and Surrounding Territory in colors On the reserve OF TINS page
IS an sketch Of the Isthman Canal with oa
he second sheet West Virginia IN eoorS; above
being principal countries of the world the area and
nopuaon facts connection thereto the areas
and population of States the United States with IN
crease population other satictcs below the may IS list
Of the Congressional andSenatora districts OF West V
na the counties and other facts On the reverse OF TINS
list of the towns and counties of West Virginia WIN
nopnlaon same third sheet has its face large
map the United States smaller map showing the aceesson
Territory Treaty Peace to the present day. map OIL
the Hawaiian Islands Porto Rico OF Alaska one OF Inc
Philippine all in colors these are surrounded by th
Presidents Of the from George Washington to iheo
oe Roosevelt On side Of the sheet there shown
the growth Of our country giving the population OF all the towns
6oo and over for the census year $780, 1890 and 1900
Taken all together most complete wall charts made
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-03

To Cure Cold In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quiniue
Tablets. Druggists refund money It
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVES sig.
nature Is on each box.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-03
-Larae Tree.

A very large tree was cut on the
ground belonging to Mr., Hayes
Hughes, Of Norwood, recently. The
Tree was seventy.eight feet in length
and measured three hundred and
! Twelve cubic feet. The tree was an
unusually large one and has excited
d great deal of comment.
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Falrnont, morpantown a PIttaburo p
ror CONNECT + .syILLE and PITTsBURG
Leave. No, /, $500 q. M; No. 3. xI:4i
a. M; No. 81 "2:1s p. m. Arrive. No
60. si:10 p. m; no. .. x7:4o p. m; No
I. xs:4O p. M: No. 6S, !lO;S5 p; m: "A,
D. m. Arrive. No. Sz. xS:bb a. m.
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Monday, WEDNESDAY and Saturday.
Depart, No. 2o1. 7:OO a, m: No. 20S: 80
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Mononsah Division.
For CI.ARKSBURG AND WESTON. Leave
Ifor Clarksburg only. Arrive, No.
No. 2, x7:O5 a. m; No: 4. 1896 p. m
x7.3S a. m. (for Clarksburg only; Ne
s, x4:45 p. m.
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Eastbound.

Eastbound.
For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA and NEW ToRE
No, s, S3:25 a. M; No. II, 1883 p. n.
No. q. 'S40 p. m. Oocal to Grnftou)
CUMBERLAND ACCOM-, No. 8. x7:00 Q
oR a, ACCOM-. No. "a. .1o:sl a, /.
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lNonlcE

Revival service ii tho svfltopg i
state street, First ward. Rev p
zahmiser Of BlaisyiIles Pa district
elder Of the Greensburg district
burg Conference, Is with ns ana WI
preach Monday. Tuesday. wedpe
and Thursday evenings. Core and
hear him.
Rev. l. N. CAMPBELL. PASTOR
4 IT,. Tx,a., txy1,.,,s,,,.,, 49, X = ~ IL
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weatbouud,

For COLUMBUS and CHICAGO. Ne. I
s2:24 a. ;; No. II, 1850 p. m.
For WHEELING. No. Z. .2:24 a. m; Nc
m. (local): No. So. "6.OS p. m.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-03

The American Farmer is the
only Literary Farm Journal pub
lished. 1t fills a position Of its
own and has taken the leading
place in the home of rural PEG
pie in every section of the United
States. It gives the farmer and
his family something to think
about aside from the humdrum Of
routine duties.
Every issue contains an Orig
inal Poem by soLoN =. GooDE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-03

tgiTNc, PRES lfg0 AND B e
ehlRINo sadles' ana MEMS Cloth.
mi NeFis called Tor and delivered.
onthIy rates On application.
iiARRY 4. COLI,
Theme, SOW Bell Phone, 241.
Shop, 49,.
Fnrl Ave- under srel''s Shoe Store
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Try west vlrgLnlan wantlaa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-03

snhacrihe Tor the west vtreinlan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-03

We only have 1876 Of the sub
scriptiops to the American Farm
er TO offer and when they are tal
en- the offer viii BE mithd1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
coNaREaAT1oNAL1sTs MEET.
Baltimore May Be Selected for the
Next Meeting.

EAST ORANGE. n. j.. April 22.-The
fortieth annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional Association Of New Jersey. with
which are afiiliated the Congregational
churches of Maryland Virginia and the
District Of Columbia. opened yesterday
afternoon in Trinity Congregational
Church..
The session opened with devotional
services conducted by Rev. r. c. Drisko
of Herndon. Va, and Rev. H. w. Dowd-
ing Of Portsmouth. Va. The theme for
the afternoon session was 1.-The Response
bility Of the Church" Rev. F. Q. Blanch-
ard spoke on "Apportionment in Benevo-
lence": Willis E. Longee. associate secre-
tary Of the Congregational Home Mission
airy Society. on over Against the Treas
ury': Miriam L. Woodberry OF New
York. on "Woman's Work. and Rev. &.
c. sCreegan. on The Challenge of the
Open Doors" The last speaker. in relat-
ing some of his experiences in Japan.
amused the association by declaring he
hoped the Characterization OF japan would
never lead japanese maidens to think
that they would need to go to heaven in
American garb.
In speaking Of Secretary Taft's address
in New York Monday night Rev. Cree
gan highly commended the Secretary for
his praise Of foreign missionaries, and
raised a laugh by declaring that thence
forth he was Taft man. He also COM
mended William Jennings Bryan for the
high example he had set for Americans
when travelling abroad.
The theme of the evening session was
1.-The Bible and the Church" The open
ing address was made by DIR. Huckel, his
subject being The Old Bible for the
Modern Times" He was followed by
Prof W. W. Site of New York. whose
topic was THE Bible Study Of the Flu
ture."
It is likely that the next meeting of the
association will be at the Associate. Con-
gregational Church. Baltimore, Md, and
that the new moderator will be DR.. Wood
row of Washington, D. c.
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exhibition in the field and hit the ball
hard and timely. The batteries were
Clark and Thrall for Silver Spring. ana
Warfie1d. Hoskinson and Dawson for
Rockville
Misses Jessie Lewis and Marie Deliver
have returned to Baltimore after spend
ing several days visiting friends in Rock
vile.
An alarm of fire about 3 o'clock Monday
day afternoon had the effect of attract
ing large portion of the population OF
Rockville to the home of Mr.. Emmett
Dove I'm the eastern section OF Rockville,
but the trouble proved to be nothing more
serious than small blaze caused by
leaves on the roof OF the house catching
fire from a spark from the chimney. and
this was extinguished within a very few
seconds after the volunteer fire company
appeared on the scene.
George Page, a resident of the upper
section of the county. died last Monday
night at the home of his sister in law.
Mrs. Nathan Page, near Germantown.
aged about seventyfve years. He had
been I'll a long time.
A license to marry has been issued by
Miss Clara Eugenia Cashell and James
Thomas Cashell both of Unity, this
county.
The funeral of Miss Ida Rabbit. who
died last Sunday night at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. Daniel Kraft. near Gar
rett Park, took place this morning from
st. Johns Catholic Church, Forest Glen.
Rev. Charles o. Rosensteel. pastor OF the
Church. conducted the services and the
interment was in the cemetery adjoining
the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE:
General and Personal Items From
Montgomery County, Md.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, April %. 1908.
Miss IDA Rabbit. aged about fifty-two
years. died Sunday night at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Daniel Kraft near Gar
rett Park. Paralysis and other troubles.
from which she had long been al were
the cause of death. She was sister Of
Mrs Charles w. Fields and Mr.. William
H. Rabbit of this vicinity. Mr.. Robert
Rabbit of Washington and Mrs. Kraft.
She formerly resided in Washington.
Willard Belt. a young resident Of
the vicinity OF Avery. this county.
and Miss Laura Fisher of Wash
ington were quietly married in
Washington last evening and immediate
ly afterward left for Georgia, where the
bridegroom has business interests.
Miss Valinda A. Darby. aged seventy
six. died Sunday night at the home q her
sister, Mrs. Robert j. IsherWood. where
she had made her home for several years.
General debility was the cause Of DEATH
Miss Darby was a native of Ohio. where
she resided until her removal to this
county four years ago..
The Silver Spring base ball team came
up to Rockville Monday afternoon and
in a game at the fair grounds. admins
tered defeat to the Rockville Indepen-
dents by the score of Is to Z. The field
work of the Rockville boys was very
loose. while the visitors put up a clever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-22
SAYS BROKER TOOK HIS WIFE.
Percival L. Harden Demands $780,
600 a. Balm From W. T. Hoops.

Percival /. Harden Demands $780,
600 as Balm From W. T. Hoops.
NEW YORK. April pa suit for $780,
600 damages. based on allegations that he
alienated the affections Of Mrs. Percival
L. Harden. wife Of his bosom friend has
been instituted in the supreme court
against William T. Hoops member Of the
Consolida ed Stock Exchange.
Mr.. Harden. the plaintiff. is editor and
proprietor Of the Club Fellow and Wash
inston Mirror. which is devoted to society
news and club gossip.
Mr.. Harden alleges that his wife OBJ
tanned a divorce from him in Chicago,
without haying papers served upon him.
and that she then contracted an illegal
marriage with Mr.. Hoops. He says she
was not a resident of Illinois, but went
to that state to obtain the divorce. and
deceived q court there as b her right to
q decree.
Mr. Harden married her in 1900. They
quarreled frequently, but the editor says
that IL Hoops. whom he entertained at mis-
home. had not undermined Mrs. Hardens
confidence In her husband no trouble
would have ensued.
Within the year the Hardens have nr-
ured in two civil suits which grew out OF
their domestic troubles: One suit, brought
by Mrs. Harden against the editor. was
for $l1,66O. which she alleged was due
her for services rendered the Club-telloW
Publishing Company.
The trial was held. but the woman was
unsuccessful in her effort to collect Sne
followed this action by instituting suit
for recovery of 247 shares of stock in the
publishing concern. This suit also Tell
through.
Harden. in his papers in the present
suit, sets forth that his wife abandoned
his home three times, the last time in
January last. after which. he says, she
obtained q divorce in Chicago without
having any legal grounds upon which to
act.