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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-12
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Chips Of Wisdom.

Chips Of Wisdom.
Every farm should own a good far.
mer
This world is Gods workshop for
making men i'm.
\ man who does not love praise is
not a fun man.
\ man without self restraint is like
barrel without hoops and tumbles
to pieces.
The pursuit of ignoble pleasure is
the degradation OF true happiness.
The examples set by the good and
great do not die; they continue to liv
and speak to all the generations that
succeed them.
1t is idleness that is the curse of
man-not labor.
Sloth never climbed hill or over
came a difficulty that II could avoid.
Even leisure cannot be enjoyed un-
less Il is won by effort. II IL has not
been earned by work the price has
not been paid for IL.
Idleness eats the heart out OF man.
and consumes them as rust does iron
Power belongs only to the work.
ers; the idle are always powerless.
II is the laborious. painstaking men
who are the rulers of the world.
Perseverance is the best school for
manly virtue.
The greatest misfortune of all is
not to be able to bear misfortune.
Method is the very hinge TO bust
ness, and there is no method without
punctuality.
Idle moments are the openings
through which the tempter finds read
lest entrance with the citadels OF the
soul.
II man be gracious to strangers.
II shows that he is a citizen OF the
world. and that his heart is no island
cut off from other lands, but a contl-
nent that Joins them.
Nothing is more penuriousness. moth.
ing more anxious than carelessness.
and every duty which is hidden to
wait returns with seven fresh duties
at its back.
Today is a king in disguise. To-day
always looks mean to the thoughtless.
in the face of uniform experience.
that all good and great and happy ac-
lions are made up precisely OF these
blank todays
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CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
AMERICAS FIRST NEWsPA-
PER.
BY A. w. MACY.

The first newspaper In Amer
lea was issued in Boston on Sep
TENDER rs, 1890. II was sprint
ed by r. Pierce for Benjamin
Harris" In the first issue the
publisher promised that the pa
per shall be furnished once a
noneth Tor " a Glut Of Occur
rences happen, oftener) with an
account Of such considerable
things as have occurred unto
our notice; to give . faithful re-
lstion Of all such things, and to
enllghten the public as to tho
oecurrents Of Divine Provl-
dence." II gave a summary Of
the important news Of thu
time, and was quite readable 10
not exactly spicy. To US II
would appear a very harmless
sheet; but the authorities Of
that day were rigid In their CEN
sorshlp Of the press, and after a
few Issues Mr.. Harris paper
was suppressed because at came
out contrary to law, and con-
-talned reflections Of very high
nature"
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Midnight In the ozarks.

and yet sleepless Hiram Scranton. OF
Clay City. H.. ooughed and coughed
He was In the mountains on the ad-
vice OF five doctors. who said he had
consumption. but found no help In
the climate. and started home Hear
ing OF DIR. Kings New Discovery. he
began to use il. Il believe il saved
my life" he writes for IL made a
new man OF me. so that can now
do good work again" For all lung
diseases. coughs. colds, la grippe. as
TINA. Group, whooping cough hay few
.er hemorrhages hoaTseness or qulnsy
It's the best known remedy. Price
soc and 800 Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Helm a Ellison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-12

FORTY ACRE FARM: We have
nice little 40 acre place that can
be bought right if taken at once.
Five miles from Hickman: "a acres
In cultivation; new Broom house;
barn and garden; IL mile to church
and school house; on telephone line;
has r. F. Delivery; public road from
tage OF IA mile; 2 good locust groves
etc. Apply at this office.
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Tickling In the throat. hoarsencEs.
loss OF voice. indicates the need OF
BAILARD'S HORE1iOuND SYRUP.
II eases the lungs. quicts the cough
and restores health Ia the bronchial
tubes. Price 25c. soc and $lo0 per
bottle. Sold by Hickman Drug Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-12
LYRIC THEATRE
Books Some Good Shows.
More Good Ones TO Follow.

Nov. Is. Finnegan's Honeymoon.
Dec. 20. Peck's Bad Boy.
Jan. 3. A Bachelors Honeymoon.
Jan 10. Thelma.
Jan. i5-l6-i7. The Yankee Doodle
Stock Co.
Feb. 20, Human Hearts.
Mar. 10. The Girl and The Tramp.
Mar. 20. The Thief.
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A face that had a story TO tell. How
different are faces in this particular
Some Of them speak not; they are
books in which not a line is written,
save, perhaps, a date.-Longfellow
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No two things differ more than
hurry and dispatch. Hurry s the
mark Of weak mind; dispatch. of a
strong one.-Colton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-12

We earnestly solicit share of
your business on a guarant'o ol .a.
isfaction. White Bros. Phone Dol.
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Beautiful thoughts.

II
The Countess Irma is one Of the
characters in a German novel entitled
ION the Heights" In her journal are
found the following beautiful express
ed sentiments:
Modern culture cannot take the
place of religion; religion makes all
men equal. culture unequal. There
must however. some day. be a sys-
TEN OF culture which viii make all
men equal; then only will It be the
right OF the true. We are only yet
at the beginning"
80 long as we can say father or
mother. there is a love on the earth
which bears up one in its arms. II
is only when the parents are dead that
We are set down on the hard ground"
1--WE only see all the good nests
when the trees are bare. there is
nothing more in them"
Every man, wherever he may be.
IL standing, unforeboded. on a height,
from which he does not see the signs
of mortality. II one always saw them
there would be no more work in the
world-no more song"
The most mysterious, dreamy
thoughts are like a bird on a twig;
he sings, but IL he sees an eye watch
ing him he flies away"
"a man who allow himself TO alter
his sentiments, and permits the hun
ger OF his character TO be changed,
Is conquered by the world and ex-
lists no longer as himself"
Hints for Wives.
Perchance you think that your hus-
bands disposition is much changed; Il
that he Is no longer the sweet tenn
pered, ardent lover he used to be.
This may be mistake. Consider his
struggle with the world-his everlast-
ng race with the busy competition of
-rade. What is 1t that makes him
30 eager In the pursuit of gain-so
Energetic by day. SO sleepless by night
but his love for home, wife and Chi.
lren, and dread that their respecta-
'ihty, according to the light In which
lie has conceived it, may be encroach-
ID upon by the strike of existence.
his Is the true secret OF that silent
are which preys upon the hearts OF
Iany men; and true 1t is. that when
ove is least apparent, 1t is neverthe-
sss the active principle which ami
rates the heart, though fear and
make up a cloud
hitch obscures the warmer elements. II
s above the clouds there is a glori- II
us sunshine while below are showers
nd gloom, so with the conduct OF
the gloom OF anxiety
lere is a bright fountain Of high and II
Dble feeling. Thinking Of this In
lose moments when clouds seem 10 II
'wer upon your domestic peace and
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FROM THE PENCILS POINT.

Nothing will throw religion out OF
gear so quick as the wrath of man
Nothing does more to give men con-
ndence In each other than ready
money.
What a bright world this would be
II we only had eyes to see all the good
there is In t.
Many a man would have more
money in his pocket II he had a bet
ter thinker in his head.
Does an undertaken look solemn be-
cause he feels that way or because
he can charge for II in the bin
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-12

FOR SALE: Pure Bred Rhode
Island Red pullets. at soc each.-Mrs.
Il. b. Ballow. Hickman. Il. +. ID. 1
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BY THE OFFICE SAGE.

How duty looks depends on whether
it's yours or somebody elss's.
Sometimes a man can learn to UNI
derstand his family by trying to un-
derstand himself
AL a woman's female relatives are
mad with her II she doesn't take them
along when abe goes to buy a gown.
II doesn't take a woman more than
a second to make up her mind not to
like another who is better looking
than she is.-New York Press.
SATURDAY. pfghf M the Ivrtc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-12

And let him go where he will, he
can only fnd so much beauty or worth
as he carries.-Emerson-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-12

FOUND: A bay mare mule. about
two years old short chain ON neck.
Pay for this ad and learn where she
Is.
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BORROWINGS

Only in the loves we have for others
than ourselves. can We truly live
or die.-Phillips Brooks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-10-12

Copyright. ,s1i, by Joseph B. Bowles.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-14
TRUSTEES SALE.
trustee Sal. Of Personal properly.


IF tIff.~ 81 a deed ~ trust made bog
Iat OF August. 1910. ANA recorded IA tie
offit~ Of the clerk nf flv tu4uty to4ft
sr fae county Of Ohio. state or West
.rEirta. fu deed OF Trust Hunk No 90
80 page I.. viii sell A. public auction
90 tne premises SHOWN a. 10 1875 on
me we-t s.i. 90 Market street ir Tie
t4lF ~ Wheeling. OHIO County. West
Nlrs!ria. or saturday. the SSH day or
October 1919 coWmeurluE 90 10 O'Clock
Doc the following described peTruunl
property. that - Co. Faf
At. fte Iff 81 bar fixtures complete
Including tie back bar with mirrors ami
e.. 10 cases counter. work table, Ice hps.
t.su one cooking RANGE win all cooking
Utensils. tisH--. Knives. furks. spoons
.I.l 4uIrE 40 ftHH-w are. also one player
plano ur automatic piano. together with
I'D tables chairs stools. coat racks
mclean. window -.Hdea. iron safe. cash
register. office d-sa ana an other furni-
f-re. Fixtures and TruIrrf' uIaf-uever
belonging Co. t.- said Z. Brus~ and used
'Y I'm Goa CONNIE "ttnr with and now con-
tallsi in fH~ Ir~ue r- snpwn 80 so
go on f.e vest afa- - Market street
IU f|r CITY ~ IS .ss.IfE pnlo County.
rs Fsf virginia. ll v.i.U said prem sss
fHe tllI D.. Drake nov conduct. "a "a
ttiI o.. IrnArs -. @. tfls and interest
ir ans O. the licenses now granted Co
toe raid J.. Drake IN the city 81 Vince.
rs or Stale ~ N-s. virginia. 90 eel
Intoxicating liquors on the Aforesaid
TRIMS 6F sALE cash o- rsr,iv for
rHrl and partly "n credit vitn GOOD se-
90 MORRIS. Trusts.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
souee % Manufacturers Johesrs Msr-
chants and other Wholesale Dealers

NOTICE Is HEREBY GTNJ,N- liza,
p ~'af" hsrt 20 Control % me state
~ West irElula wll. receive BIDS daily
- It's uffiCv az tNari~rton West VIZ
t'tia. fnr flruts INK supplies for tie
N~fhl state luEtIfufious the financial
infringement ~ which - vested ln raff
tf'1ft Contracts VIII b. awardet 10 IN.
.N'-t hi4i~rS. quality Considered and
9Lirt t.lntr he.ns el4al, W-st Nirzr MA
Isis or supplies needed vii > fur
o. 30 % bidders on RENT or reour-fs
-tsti1r tf~ line Sos red
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
~ l-ff tha~..afun West Nirefria
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Wanted Situations-Male

WANTED Faalti1n 80 engineer ~ years
eHrrrtcrrH. SOBER md steady. ahls %
.eui'e T. I. rr A e. generators ar any
90. or close ~ engines Meub~r a=sr
So % Ia " a b. H. Address b. frlt.
f..H nff' u-In-f
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Letter IlSI.

iaef ~ Levers $3.50 -u. ~ m TIE r1rf-
cffie- &c "a ems O-.n cu-rlg - w.
-aflrlsr. s..s...e- e. rsff 70 art..r
49, 20 60 i..a - ta. arsf' a. aust
80 r.r 81. erftsr1 .-tfrrs sff.ng -ate -
trs
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WANTED-Male or Female


AEh AND WOMEN you want work
Soil Huaf itIteeu hosiery 90 usar.ra
hls t"urtirflor. make SO daily. .kperi
tL.s unteceHsnry Address Int.rnnti.ral
Mis-. spas Chestnut. Phiiad.IphIa
GUau..
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s. man can interest any woman hv
or. -er1.ue fo re Interested in her,.
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For Sale-TypewrIters

roh SALE oliver typewriter, E1od
Dondit zion ~ =. Smith go Main ~
wheeling Sat l357-M. Ben. 80
Au-zg-tf
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WAITED So efuan Co. work West VIZ
E.ha WIN candy. cigars ana -aft
dflhks -Hlarr end expenses los An
s"i"r Products Go. ST. i.ouls. $40
o-Ig-r
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WANpED-AIale Help

WAITED 80 Ws.FIv lob TI@--1-1~--,
GUNS men uNu learn Aufumusf. d.
lniritFFH We furnish Auto Model
'"' 90 aI home lu weeks Maas
-" w'sh.5 while isHruIue Uorh.-f~r
Auf" school. 600 fochertef. =
o-if-E
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BAKERY

Lerse store IN connection win
bakery having complete bakius outnt
Ia doing Inc daily business hut
prerent owner must quit on account
% 81 health Togrthcr with resi-.
dence ~ sevch rooms bath. pantry
large halls cement cellar and cabinet
mantels On choice corner lot. only
ave minutes walk north % the bust
ness oerter Price on application.
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WANTED-Female Help


1.' weekly We train sou uf nome. m.
t effort tam" Write al ono. FOR ft....
- $500 meter Nufrr- Institute. .UH
i'" |'Ni"t, y y o-IF-s
WAETEp-itpncHt woman IN ever, toe a
To Teptctsut well known " bulrraI.
firu EvIsrIsure uInsseHsnrN Al
fHfui~t good rsf'rsutss EaaV ufenzar.
."ih lair ~Hlarl fu start MrIenr
~. < 60. 'sti Beverly St lio-tor.
Mass s-iG-sat-gtt
WAErED-Miss Spsyer. Ills Chaplins
~ wants 81 competent Eirl for general
huuseWufk go,
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JAMES l. HAWLEY
l005Is Main Str,@

TOR AEST-TArev nicely furnL.f.-i
.'ma To- llAIt .Ju-vk.tptus Al.Iy
30 Aurfl fruLt street 1.-.I -
fok skEHT-4-roOm fiat with hath
hfut tl"ot, also 5, Ana Groom fls,s-
nicely furnished. ntted up for ugnf
.ousrkespins. rent reasOnsbls AptII
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BE8T sIDE LIME ON EAnrr,
FOR SALE

kOh hbLE-frru0N Cereal coffee 100
fplnI. fnlrlhar Bros. 1890 y
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Firms

ROBERT HAz1Err. D.. NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS

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EH.UAE-l'5h repaired ana
stoniman iti Zafe 81. Nat phone
itss-Y. tu-th---tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-26
~. Ii, he should Eo ind before IL

~; ~ he should % mad before he
reached her.
He found her after q short search.
He was directed toa small house q
little distance from the scene Of the
wreck When hs announced Zig er-
rand the woman Of the house looked
sat him closely,
II your name is Derring, have
something for you she said. She
disappeared for aFmoment and re
turned With; a small parcel. Shetland
edit to him. n
He turned II over in his hand
There was no writing on it. "Are you
sure It is for. meg he asked, doubt,
fully
4 GGshe was not strong enough to d.
rect It. i But she told me your name
Just before shielded at daybreak. She
said YOU. would be sure to come, and
! must give 4 8toyod."
That IL would be sure to come,
Yes, she had known. He turned alb
ruptiys to the window and looked out
acr6ss the fat monptonous country.
HE could not trust himself to open
ltiyet He heldfit in his hand, she
was hot able to5dltect It" The FIRST
tears Allied hisssyes Y
When at last be undid the parcel
seth's ring flashed in the sunlight.
Underneath it was d small folded slip
Of paper. His fingers trembled lit,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-26
.gYNoPsIs.

( d
Richard. perting, returning from a vim
ter Ia tlie woods to his mothers farm
home pye Ftalser BY. his uncle, accom-,
panied ~ his eccentric wife, coming 70
pny q visitgat the farm. Aunt Jerushas
dueatlbna about Emily Hutton, supposed
10 be Beffing's sweetheart. reveal the
fact that 9Ie Isl 70 marry another. Disap-i
poiiltmeft stimulates behring's ambition,
IN under the advice of Seth Kinney, g
hermit or hetwo0dsy he resolves T. 70 fit
llniseif for college. Kinney teaches him
Creek and Id spaSses his entrance exatlifl-,
ntions tritmphantly, winning the approx;
u n The pro lessor. -Four, Years IN college
ohlltfr4teB the tnefnory-'df Emily. Derrtrg
begfnA Journalistic work In Chicago,
vi ete he meets Helen Gordon, an artist.
Defft1gE iB promoted to art critic on his
papef. Helen refuses to marry him and
hamper both tieif careers. but they en-
ter into companiQnshi compact. Helen
suffefi ill effects from sketcbing on the
Ink shore In January. Illness brings her
Into closer relationship with Richard.
9efflng NJ called home by. the illness OF
lEe Kinney, Seth dies, leaving Derring
i nnlls fortune. Derftng returns to CHE
~ u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-26

tie as they sm6otfsd the crqMpled
lines: "Lovedpne,- be brave, I
would gladly have lived for you. But
it was not to be. ] shall come back
to youIif 1 can. But If not" The
last words struggled down the page
and We're lost.
!, gBlt II not" SDerring crushed the
paper ii his hand and turned to leave
the house.
DON'T you wait to see her, sir?"
He looked atsthe woman blankly,
stupidity: Without word he turned
towards, the door she Indicated. 1t
closed behind him and they were
alone together once more. He had not
thought hex face, would be so peace.
ful-hor 80 iar Away. He could not
understand thow23she could seem SO
far away. She was here, close beside
him. He could touch her. He put
Edntshisl Hand and softly stroked her
cheek, He did not bend to kiss the
quiet face She was too far awayfo
Kisses :she, would come back to him
iRtshs could-But II not" Good God!
Flow was he to bear it? !? He turned
swiftly away Hs could not stand
there herewith that mocklng,
Unreasonable distance between them.
He went straight from the house to
5thesolice thessuperintendent and
offered his services in caring for the
injured, A. surgeon was about to
start On his round, perring had been
detailed to help him, The first pa
tient was d Young man about hisown
age. The leg was to be anputated
j1st above the knee, Derring held his
Hand while The operation was SprepaF.t
Ing, spealfing TIL rim now and then
andswipin The pefspira don from his;
torehead. When all WAS done md ttel
sShlte 81 EEL vas being drawn jsmpotli.i
'gipsplace once iaore he slrpggledto
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-26

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~, =. !. WINS KY. anu '7ss'ns n''p n91 y
49, n,'-
ply ~, sns selseon ln'sl.'o7se lFolnp''
y. ~ ~ gan spaIs nm A1e T. 100
saluspls 81 sgnlg laKs naa 2
,gusass y, ellne + ns laasilos shete'
sss lla I, ( 1919 gss.t ''snqipy
hss 5sA !! VIZ z ~ ! Z s. slssp
s E U 3 LEY sae qay vs. L.5e
Inlas. q ~ lln Eye where I ls1
~. ,s.s ! I, 4 Y = W. y FsSs
W. ~ W slsoHs.ley P1ss GOVT
! sass y y y Noson s q
taag NJ WnR rarEyipg hurt deeper
tlan hny IN looked I'm o. that his
SWas Srhng III keenef suffering
tlian3any That he soothed rs
Miea during the da y he stole q ipto
the room where she q, md standitle
by her side tried 20 spa!EEt. the infinite It
them ta by the insIlitIa; r,
5tion Of love. But ~ was hopeless
Always ne saw before big eyes q q h "a ~
cod wall 81 da rlttiess ana At lts l ioeI
a cfoqching ngnre Win myers creep E!e
ing mere ana there % ilna some open
ing q ereyice, and, lalhlle u snls
AtdtFl alSl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-26

The two young men bending eager
III over the morning paper looked UP
ashe came in. Have you seen the
paper?-Awful accident-Mlss Cor
dpn's train"
He reached out his hand for the
paper They gave 1t to him and left
the table. Their departure left him
alone. But he gave no sign He un.
folded his napkin and spread 1t across
his knees before he took UP the pa.
per. He opened It and glanced down
the column. He had known before he
looked. In the list Of those killed.
,51eleh Gordon, Chicago"
he. did not read the details of the
accident. He merely noted the place
where III occurred. Then he folded
die paper sand gave his order for
ihfealifast. II be ate little, no one
Knew II. He took plenty Of time for
iit He llsteped tQHth discussion sof
the accident that went on as the
lib0arders, one after another came In
Ito breakfast. WI
When he left the house he knew
stiat he had exactly half an hour to
report his absence at the Office and
catch the east.bound express. II was
more than enough. He did not want
sto be alone and think. He saw before
him long years in which he would
have time to think. To-day he must
sgo to3her. He might be needed, sHo
Ind said that he would come II she
sititeeded him. and that he should see
her soon ~ shall see you SOON
How he wheels caught up the words
iIrd tossed them back 10 him They
eiEerated Seianki1g hioaotons
VI Shall see YOU soon shall zee you!
soons Underwent "a the iattle and
Toar betweeh A shfialIs ot Ole eng
gine, In tlis midst 81 ne Conversation
around linn AZ fieard Them with NV.
fil dlstinekne NM Wondered vague.
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PALArIN g sAprIsrs CHURCH.
M. p. TEMPLE.
J. 9. Br Broom ?. p Pastor.

J. @. Broomheld, y. u, Pastor.
To the following services You are
cordially invited:
Sunday school at $3.50 q. r.. AT
this hour there will be reopening o
the Sunday school room, and special
rally Of the scholars. The room has
been beautifully DECORATED in oil ana
presents a very attractive appearance.
Morning worship at 1O:45 o'clock,
with sermon on "The Modern Est.
mate of Christi
Evening worship at 8 o'clock. The
fourth sermon ia the series Of histor,
ic studies will be delivered on the
theme, give Characters in Hebrews
IL and their Five Lessons to U.s."
"A ~ a. r
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-26
CHAPTER xvI--cont!nted

EIe turned away from the day ning
slsY and walked home. Throwing him
SseIf once more on the bed, he slept
soundly until the breakfast hour. AS
ne entered the dining.room, his heart
gave sudden leap and stood still.
He thrust something far down below
his consciousness. It was not a
Thought II had not shape enough for
tint It was formless, unrecognized.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-26
PIRATES LOST N EIGHT
GIANTS TAX EgTHIRD GAME FROM
PlBATEs AZ THE FINISH.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26-By defeating
the Pirates again yesterday the Giants
assumed the lead in the pennant race:
The Pirates lost BY a score ofs to 2.
In the last half q the eighth inning
with the score 2 to | in favor Of the,
Pirates, the Giants scored two runs
and won the game: The score.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-26
Genital chrIatlan! chureh.


sunday, August 2gth, ElBle school
at aso tioar IsIStire, 81,
perinteldent; preaeh ching at lQ:45 by
rev small q greensburgi Pa sub,
iecf I.qfdslip Of Christ" Even
ing SERMON at 500. subject "The Full
filment Of the Law. Every member
OF the church should avail himself pt
this oppportlnitly to- hear one Of our
ablest ministers Of the gospel. Wednesi
day evening at the regular mld-week
devotional meeting. g part Of the time
WIN be occupied with q report Of the
recent district convention held at Has
gans and discussion Of Its signif,
canoe in relation to the future vel
fare d, the Churches Of Christ in the
Monongahela district.