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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18

transit and got away. In hunting
around for his trail the bees found
tho open doors and windows Of the
church, and they reasoned that one
kind of meat was as good as another
for them, and they entered. Three
minutes later the congregation was
going out. They went out the handiest
way and without decorum. There
were shouts and shrieks and walls.
and the two doctors in the village had
their hands full for the next three
days.
Somehow or other Satan didn't
come into possession. He didn't two
weeks later, when the building was
screened, nor six weeks later, when
the pews were cushioned. They even
put in a furnace and parlor organ and
painted the building in time.
NJ. QUAD.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18

he advances base unaided by a
base hl,t, put cut or fielding or
battery emor subject to the follow
ing exceptions:
In event OF double steal being
attempted from bases one and two
TO bases two and three, where either
is thrown out the other shall not be
credited with a stolen base.
In event of a base runner being
touched out after sliding over a bast
he shall not be regarded as having
stolen the base in question.
I'm event of a base GUNNER making
hIis start 20 steal base prior to u
battery error, he shall be credited
with stolen base.
In event of a palpable muff of a
ball thrown by the catcher when the
base runner is clearly blocked, the
infelder making the muff shall be
charged with an error and the base
hummer shall not be credited with a
stolen base.--Plain Dealer
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18

terval between Mr.. Roots retirement
and the accession OF Mr.. Knox, who IL
to be secretary of state under Presi-
dent Taft. Mr.. Roosevelt concluded
that he could not do better than pro-
mote Assistant Secretary Robert Ba-
con and give him the honor of holding
first place in the cabinet for the six
weeks remaining of his administra-
ton.
Mr.. Bacon has had considerable ex-
perience already I'm handling the duties
Of the office of secretary of state, for
he has been acting secretary on several
occasions when Mr.. Root was visiting
South America and Mexico I'm pursu-
ance Of his policy Of furtherlng closer
relations with Latin-American repub-
lies. Secretary Bacon is one Of the
many representatives of Harvard con-
nected with the present administra-
ton and belonged to President Roose-
velt's own class, 1880. He was mem.
ber of the firm Of j. =. Morgan & Co
prior to assuming the post Of assistant
secretary Of state. He has sometimes
been called the Adonls OF the cabinet
on account of his handsome face and
figure, for he was quite an athlete
white at Harvard and, though now for
ty-nine years of age, looks much
younger and still possesses a splendid
physique. Mr.. Bacon was one Of the
best halfbacks Harvard ever bad.
One result Of the changes in the
state department is the promotion OF n
prominent member of the journalistic
fraternity at Washington, John Callnn
O'Laughlin, to be assistant secretary
Of state under MIR. Bacon. Mr..
O'Laughlln has until recently earned
his bread by sweat of the brow and
push Of the pen as a newspaper CORE
spondent and magazine writer. Not
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18
WILL DEDICATE, FEB. 2S
Free Baptists Set This Day fol-
Formal Opening of New Church

Sunday Feb. 2S, has been set by
the members of the Free Baptist
church for the dedication of their
fine new house of worship, on
South Main street. Noted churchmen
from a distance will be present anu
there will be impressive and in
teresting services throughout the en-
tire day The edifice Is now practical
ly completed in every way and Is a
monument of the progress of the
city and the result Of untiring eff
fort on the part of Rev G. E. Bar
nard and his co-worliers 1t was
commenced in 1904.
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Laid a Cornerstone.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Feb. 49, With
all the solemn rites Of the Masonic
ceremony and a large attendance, the
cornerstone of the new federal build
ing was laid yesterday many being
drawn by the fact that Mrs. Alice
Longworth, daughter of the president
was to assist In the ceremony. Hei
part was TO hand the silver trowel tC
Grand Master Montague. who con
Quoted the ritualistlc service. assisted
by the other members of the grand
lodge of Michigan. A big parade pre-
eeded the ceremony.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18
Brief Mention

A daughter was bonn "Wednesday
evening to Mr. and Mrs Jay Vaughn
of Blaine Avenue.
Miss Hazel Hosler has resigned
her position as day operator at the
Agosta telephone exchange.
The woman's Home Circle will
he entertained Friday aftenoon by
Mrs. Charles Hofstetter, of East Cen
ter street.
Edison Bush has resigned ms posi-
ton with the Marion County BanF
on account of i'll health. lie expects
to take up other work within the neal
future.
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His Eirat Practice.

The old farmer stood in front of the
human frog" In the museum. How
did ycou ever find out yeou were a
contortlonist?' he drawled curlously
"Sh" whispered the contortionlst.
"It's n secret, but once tried to dress
in the upper berth Of Pullman sleep
er."-Detroit Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18

"Come, come, Wlllie,' demonstrated
the teacher, you must say they are
not ar, If you wish. they aren't but
never they amt"
"Why notT demanded Willie.
Because It amt right."--Catholic
Standard and Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18
An Inference.

"Aunt Mandy" said Miss Miami
Brown. whats dishere denatured al
cohol hear folks talkin' 'boutT
~ dunno muffin bout dat. | specks
de KIN my husban' drinks mus be I'll
natured alcohol Pittsburg Post.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18

long since lie was
appointed secretary
Of the American
commission to the
Japanese exposi'
tion, but as that en-
terprise has been
postponed from 1912
to 1917 the salaries
of the commission
ers to it from Amer
lea have been re-
duced by congress
to a merely nominal
figure.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18

fifteen years study OF American diplo-
matte and commercial questions, has
lived In Washington, London, Paris
Berlin and ST. Petersburg and has
made inquiries in other countries,
While in the far east with the Tokyo
commission he studied the policies Of
China, Japan and other powers. He
was born In Washington thlrty.hye
years ago and has the degree OF mas
ter OF arts from villanoya college.
During the Russo-Japanese war he
was IN Russia.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18

TRANSFERRING PASSENGERS FROM THE
FLORIDA TO THE REPUBLIC-SECOND OF
FICER wILLIAMS-CAPTAIN RUSPINL
side of the Republic and so damaged
her that some hours later she sank to
the bottom. Although the Florida's
bow was crushed in the collision, her
captain did not lose his head and stood
by the Republic and took off her pas
sengers when he saw that his own
vessel could keep afoat while the
other was liable to sink. However,
most of those on the Florida, includ-
ing her own passengers as well as
those of the Republic, were transfer
red to the Baltic on the arrival Of the
latter vessel upon the scene. The
transfer was n difficult matter In view
OF the conditions, but the GOODNESS Of
those in charge Of the operation pre-.
vented any serious mishaps.
Next to Captain Sealby of the Re-
public and Jack Binns, the wireless
operator of the ship, the second Of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18
His Finish.
Can you play golf?

Charlie-Can you play golf?
Willle-To a tee.
Charlle-But that's only the begin
ming Of the game
Willle-Can't help that, old boy;
that's my 1nish.- Douglas (ArIz) Dis
patch.
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Rnrnain Hunters.

Gunner-Lot's wife turned into a pill
lar OF salt.
Guyer Lots wife was slow. In
these days woman usually turns
into n department store or millinery
shop."-St Louis Republic.
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BRAVE AND COLLECTED.
The Officers Of Florida and Republic
Displayed Such Qualities.

In the rescue of the passengers and
crew Of the steamship Republic much
credit was due Captain Ruspini Of the
Florida, the ship which rammed the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18
All She Neaded.

Mr.. Jawback- What! You want n
new hat? Why, you have one for
every day in the week already.
Mrs. Jawback---I know, but haven't
one for Sunday.-Cleveland Leader.
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MERIT REWARDED.

flew Head Of the State Department,
Robert Bacon, and His Assistant.
The retirement Of Elihu Root from
the cabinet on account of his elec-
tion as senator from New York left
President Roosevelt under the neces-
sity Of finding some one to fulflll the
duties of secretary of state in the In
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r. J. WILLIAMS OF THE REPUBLIo
fcer of the Republic. r. j. Williams.
was perhaps the greatest hero OF the
disaster. He displayed much courage,
stuck to his post as long as his SUI
perior did and was picked up by Of
ficers of the revenue cutter Gresham
clinging to wreckage.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18

on Labor day in The first division and
perhaps little better Who knows?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18
Hard on Them.

He-He says he will go to the dogs
II she doesn't marry him.
Shc-Poor creatures! Browning's
Magazine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-18
An Optical peIusIOn.

-" OPN'So' NS'SS'S"
Music Teacher (sadly)-I thought I
saw pupil I'm that girl
Cynical Friend That was Just In
your eyc.-Bohemlan Magazine.
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STOLEN BAsI

STOLEN BASES.
sec =. A stolen base shall be
credited 70 the base runner whenever
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30
THE STAGE A !
Manager Powell interviewed.

4 reporter for the West Virglnlan
during an interview with Manager
Fowtll Inquired as to the outlook for
the remainder OF the seasen. :nd also
ahc,t hi. bookings anil those he 'ioi-
c1 t" make. "I am said Mr.. Powell,
":.oiLg my best 10 sscu,e none but
tie highest class companies for this
,ity. sand believe that our theAtcr.
:oers demand and will SUPP ort the
oth"~ places, .. number OF people who
constantly decry and criticize every
attraction announced for appearance.
Iti!l YOU nevsr See these same ppo.
pie at the theater no matte, what
tao Induccment may br. 'Thcy will
tel! you what Is bein! played In New
Yorl; anil ohe: larg' cities. but fall
10 give the encouragement desired ut
co!m. Talking about Snat can be
se"n In New York. II would be well
to call the attention OF our paopl" to
tho fact that tho Snuhcrts' "Eirls'
company will DO here Oh Tuesday,
February 9th. and tn" scEe cast and
production MS seen at Days Broadway
rhe1'er. have 10 guarantee them q
sar$t sum. but anu more than willing
10 DR. this. and ] nope my friends md
patrons will realize my efforts 10 give
them the hest and pac.:: the 40 lse.
and allowing this to he 20 ! will not
much more than clelr eHpeures: but
1T will show the producing managers
IN New York that Fairmcni wants md
will support attractions OF tbs c'tss.
We are going to have some fine at
fractions here before the season clos.
es, hut none will cone natter rer"n-
nended than Girls" and I feel rea.
yonably certain our people want to
Zee II. .t
"Another splendid offering in Feb
ruary viii be The Three Of Us. In
which the well known star, Elizabeth
Allrich, viii be seen for the FIRST time
in tbs city, Another new attraction
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% ~ 7Ii-s- 3 y q IT7-I' l'7'T ? \ 7-77TI.
NEWS OF tsvoMEN's CLUBS.
Edited '45.te by
Ida Hroadus Stone.
Woman.n Cub.

This regular general messing OF he
Wonan's Club WINS :.,.lh Friday after
neon in tin Masonic Assembly Hall.
TIE meeting was In charge Of the
yuycnile Department OF which Mis-.
W. II, Conway Is ch2,rman. Despite
The very bad weather which prev s,l-
cd there was fair tendance.
The programme opened with a
r.,no d,,e, hy Misses Grace Robinson
md Edn, Jacobs. Mi.s Garnet Raea.
If the Normal Training School, rad
m eycellen, p;rer IN ,:,p subject,
.p,ay as nm elueationa, factor" A
:. ;ee,.d reading on .ae boy Ql..s-
lion" was read by NJ. E. poH-:.ll,
,nd Current Events, as related to
;uyenIlr work was he subject Of
yo,endid papcrs by Mrs. ]. A. Mere.
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Is H;raustark,'' which wifi not fail to
.ve entire satisfaction" la.
"The Choir Singer"

To the fact that much attractive
music In tho why o. soEgs OF oo1h
popular and semi.class!'al Character
are effective " introduced In the &C.
:lon Of "Tho Choir Singer. witch
will appear here Monday night, may
be ascrlbed to-a great extent the
great success which this refined cuni-
ely drama b. Carroll Fleming has
net during It's tour Of the larger East.
ern cities. Mr.. W. F. Nanxevllle. who
IS thu manager Of the play, has spartd
nc expense In furnishing the' ore, mi.
:ation with n full equipment Of the
most attractive and artistic scenery
and mas used equal 'lbe-allty in en-
gagipg a highly talented company IN
SIS presentation. "The Choir Singer"
MIL be seen in this city exactly ms
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30
CITY CONVENTIONS.
Call Tor the Republican City conven.
a. tione.

Call Tor the Republican City conven'
@. .u. t.. tion.. E5
Notice Is hereby given that the Re
publican voters of line rlty"ot Fair
mont will assemble In conventions In
their respective wards on Wednes'
day. February 10, 1taa, al 7:3O O'Clock
p. n. for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate fnr council In each ward
to be voted for ut the CITY election to
be held ON the ttira Saturday In
March, 1909: to elect one member OF
the Republic City Executive Commit.
tee IN each ward. IND to select dele
gates to the Republican city conven'
tion. The ward conventions will he
held at the following places: First
ward, public school building: Second
wau,l. public school building; Third
ward. courthouse. Fourth ward, pub
lie school building: Fifth ward, pub,
he school building.
Notice Is also hereby given that the
delegates TO tho city convention Will
meed IN the courthouse ut 1890
o'clock y. m. on Wednesday, FebFu'
ary u, 1909. for thu purpose OF non,'
mating n candidate for the Office Of
City Clerk 10 DO voted for ut the city
election to be held on the third Satur
day In Ms1rch. 1909
The basis OF representation OF the
acrpr,a wards will be enc vote for
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--f
Concerning the Perry Recital.

Concerning the Perry Recital.
When Edward Baxter Perry appears
mere on Monday, the Eighth Of Fehru.
ary. he Will notdoubt be greeted ty
u largo audience, his famo having
zone abroad in and around Fairmont
to such an extent Us 10 win n large
audience. Mr.. Perry lnaugnnted the
system o! recital Of which he has Slv.
On hundreds Of performances through
att the world. II has been much the
fashion among musicians to make no
effort whatever to interest or enli@ht.
en- the general public III regard to IN
strumcntal music, but tc administer
large doses Of the heaviest classical
selections without word OF ION.
mcnt. and when no! appreciated, 10
boast Of the superiority OF he pro.
fessinn, and to snllb the public for
rs Ignorance and Indifference. Ed
ward Baxter Perry's Lecture Recital
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

H !. AT the parsonage OF the Methodist
! church. "a. D. erals officiating. on
\ Tuesday Afternoon las. at , O'Clock.
M Robert N. ilTarl'san snd Miss Ada
Baird. both Of Roanoke. Va, were
quietly united In natrimony accord
Ing to the laws Of West Virginia. and
4 requirements Of tn" Methodist Eplsco-
Y y,ai church. The couple were a part
4of the company thai played at the
4 opera house on Thursday evening In
the play. THE Mummy and tine Hum
inning Bird" Those Who were present
! for the, wedding composed the mana
ger Of tho company and several OF
the: actors. After = short bridal tour
4 10 Pennsylvania. the couple Will con-
Y hnue for the season rs a part Of the
I company above named.--Philippi Re-
4 r,ib,tcan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

each ten (lo) votes or fraction there
Of over five. cast for the Republican
candidate for mayor at the last city
election, and is as follows: First
ward. 20 votes: Second ward. IS
votes; Third ward. 20 votes: Fourth
ward. % votes: Fifth ward. 10 votes.
BY order OF the Republican City FIX.
ecutive Committee. =
]. E. POWELL. Chairman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

IDEA was the first attempt 10 point
out 10 the ordinary concert-goer just
VIVA, was in the compositions watch
NJ and his brother musicians per-
rcivcd and enjoyed. and 10 lead 9th.
ers, by clear and gra! bic lescrlp.
ton in words Of the meaning OF The
music. to find and feel such pleasure
:or themselves. .e.
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Fairmont Scrosis.

Tho regular meeting Of the Fair
mont Sorosis will be ie'd on Friday,
February the 9Th. at the lone OF MIS-.
:. Waite. Barnes. on n"lney street,
ut three o'clock. The subject for
slMy will be international Arb!tra
ton"
Have a Care Club. FaismoLt 500
sis-Thc club will meet en- Thursday
.ven'ng ut 1870 O'Clock at the h1ne
OF Mrs. T. Worth Fleming on Jeffer'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30
Lincoln's tooth Anniversary.

At the next regular meeting OF the
'Noman's Club which falls on Abra-
versary. February 10th, the meeting
will be held at night 1T the Masonic
Assembly Hall. The change was made
by vote at the meeting yesterday.
and IN invita- ton vii! he extended 10
the public 10 attend the service,
Witch will be Lincoln Memorial
"ervlce.
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Loqyiile Dance.

Il the: Masonic assembly hall on
FRIDAY night, the Boys Of fogvilIc,"
Ea popular ilpr'yer eanp. delightfully."-
Y entertained their friends at q tacky
masquerade dance. There was large
y crowd In attendance ard the scene
was decidedly picturesque. While tho
dance was 10 have been a tacky dress
affair. tie most Of the costumes were
fancy and many were beautiful. Co.
I lonial DANES, Jap girls, gypsy maidcns.
Mary lanetl. and Dutch girls were
4 there and Uncle Sans, Teddy Bears
i and Buster Browns mingled freely in
n the crowd. After the tenth dance, the
\ guests unnlasked and the grand march
took place. "a buffet luncheon was
I served and dancing ce@.inucd until a
late hour. vaught and I.azicr of Nor
ggantown, furnished music. The dance
I; was In charge Of the Council OF Log.
$Svtlle.s Ed. Slack, VIM. Ralhbun, Harry
I Clark and Everett Moore, and they
Z are to be congratulated on the sue.
D oea OF the entertainment. Among
n the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
q Beatty, Of Mannington: Mrs. II. Y.
$Hessee, OF. Frpstburg, Nd: Misses Al.
Z ma end Ann Nolan. Of Pittsburg; Lena
$Prichard and Opal Morgan, Of Man
4 ningtm; GIN. Wiltshire. Of phila-
s;deaIihsa; Mr., and Mrs w. S. Black,
!, Nj. and Mrs| N. y. Christie, MIR.
4 and Mrs. J. A. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
INV. II Il. Conaway. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
8.B Crane. Mr.. and Mrs. George De-
EBoat, MI. and Mrs. It. W. Fleming
/; Mrs. .-Jolffle, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Albert Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
:Atutin. Mr.! and Mrs L. G. Race. Mr..
4 and |Mrs.S z. +. Robertson, MIR. anil
q Mrs. ]. Edwin Robinson, Mr.. ana'l
Mrs. John H. Rock. lr. MIR. and Mrs.
d f. Scott, Mrs. Bert Shaw. Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Smith. Mrs. ]. f.
i.,Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Watson, Mr.. and Ms. A. T. Watson
Y Mrs. Earl H. Smith, Mrs. Chas Pow
\ leu, Kisses Ruth Arneit. Mary Chris
II tie Genevievc Cunningham, Joe Cav
19BEender, Jean Flen,ins Louise Fitch,
D Minnie Fleming. Elsie Fleming, Lucy
VI Raymond. Mary Raymond, Katherine
X Hough. Jos Joaliff, Blanche Malone
n Blna Morgan, Katherine Race. Gail
3 sss'taggrTa, Jennie Shinn. Margaret
y 6htnn, Mary shinn. Laura Williams.
sMahssa Williams. Messrs. c. c.
n Carpenter, June Clark, Cur
&neyt Christie. u. A Cook. George De-
u Bolt, SJr.. E, Drenncn, Carroll Fitch
II "A, s Y Fhring. Brooks Fleming. Jr.'
Miller Gallihm, Ra. Hunter. Chas
v Hood, Ralph Kelly. Walton Miller, L.
MECH, Robt. Mccoy. Lucius Robert
n son. Curtis Robertson, Douglas Ruck'
man, Stuart Race. Charlie Shihn. Ned
p Smith, J. H. Walker Dr.. NELL. Doc
Il Beatty. +
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W. c. r; U.

II. regular weekly meeting OF tle
Woman's Christian Temperance TN.
ion will be held on Tuesday afternoon
1t $50 o'clock in the Library Par.u-s.
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Political Equality Club.

The p. f. Club will ho'd It's regu'
lar monthly meeting ~ Monday even.
!ng. FEBRUARY LIST. at 1870 o'clock IN
The club rooms on Jefferson street.
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Pythian Sisters.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
rytnian Sisters will be held IN Tues.
day evening ut 1880 in the *. OF p.
Hall --.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

Miss Florence Davis. who has ap.
feared here several times. Is playing
In St. Louis this week In her "ew
p.ec.. "Under the Greenwood Trre."
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Music Department, Miss Bclyl
Stewart. Chairman. On accolln: OF
tie Perry recital failing urou the
late for the regular departing macs.
ing the meeting will he held on Fri
my. February 5th instead OF tie
e'rhth, a: the home Of Miss Lucy Huy-
mond. The chairman asl.S that there
be Il large Attendance II the meeting
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

Lii coin j.. Carriers "F!am'rE Ar.
row" viii be a February offering at
tie Grand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

"Mr. Crews Career" oae Of Win
s:on Churchllrs novels. which Is SO
] opr'ar in book form. failed u, please
az a dramatic offering and its tour
has been brought to a clo,e.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

Miss Malrgawt Lehman. tho little
4 daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.. A. l.. leh.
\ riaa. Is entertaining number Of her
s4ittle friends this afternoon ut her
v home on Walnut avenue in honor Of
|: tic fourth anniversary Of her birth.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

I'D No diifee al Del M this
and tonighf WI rlaS the Bfpadd ns
College feami nf Tho atmos II sast MINT
Iint a game between ME egtllafS team
and III team from the best Of #
The class league. lie IA eglllars were.
Victorious BY d score Of ito IS: The The
local team has godi chances to win;
int C!arksbu,s. " " !. X 6 . i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30
Department meetings.

Art and Arts and Crafts Dera"t'
ment, Mrs. Henry Lively Chairman.
The department meeting will be held
cn Monday. Februar3 .st, 1908. at
3:30 O'Clock In the Art Studio at he
Normal School. The prog anime + as
follows:
The Venetian School.
Titian. Life and Pecn'lSrities Of
Style ............. MISS ireland
Assumption Of the Vi-sa.......
.....r......... Miss Ida Abbott
.tian rs Portrait Pa!Lter.....
.........., Miss Laura Williams
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Late Want Ads.

FOR SALE cHEAP-Tuxcdo Suit Ia
first class condition. Call at No. sos
Locust avenue. u
."-.. .----~-.->.-s ----
WANTEp-Room and board by q gen.
tleman In the Eth ward. near center
OF town. Address Boardcr, care West
Virginian Office,
WANTED : Experienced saltdnan.
We arc the largest sellers Of general
merchandise In the mldj'e west We
want Il sncct ssful salesmaen for Fair
mont and Immediate territory. Co.
lumbus Merchandise Co., Columbus,
Ohio. s.s.sFE Z 'S, vt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

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