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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24

We will take elder apples from any.
body asd win pay ssstc per 100 rs.
TIE Royal Gsrec Fruit Gre. ASSN.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
ciLaNlNcs FRoN THr
FRrITMTRE ScHou,

Last week a number Of pupils were
out on account of apple picking sni
sickness. There we're only six pua.ts
IN ono room Friday.
sssss
The Fruitmere school Is plannine ou
having Thanksgiving program. n
e besinaius to praciioe on sonEr. ana
<pceches.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
1b,rc j. bos IN school who i yer,-

There = a boy In school who is very
sleepy. hcoause he ia out late a, night
.esss
Thursday. October 10. the first. sas
oud. laird and fourth erads Of die
Frul,mero scheoi went Tor a picnic on
Mr. y. X wilsen's lawn. They played
games and had a very piensani tinne
e-ees
Friday niEht a oiopd OF youag pei
pie wen, to a eharlsari 4 tub aad
other articles were found in tho as
chard ehica lad bern lci, In a hurrya
sssss
Miss 59ssie i.ose,u has been pnels
Ina arssa q, Mr Thaycr's for ,As.
past two weeks
saass
SATURDAY Mary Margaret Cooper sel
birthday party There werc sesen-
teen rrends Invited and they had a
sasant time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24

Mr.. ". e Thomas returned Tues
dsy from a business trip through Ar
kansas and Texas. He has been ab-en;
about two weeks
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24

Mr.. Geo. Palm. living on Chestnut
avenue. had the misfortune to lose
their famii, horse this week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24

Mr. and Airs. Geo. Schneider are
here from the Wet Mountain valley on
visit to Mrs sehneIder's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Holzfaster
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
CHASEB

There 10 one number on this weeks
bin at Chase's that causes no little
amount OF speculation and the act closes
with each ono asking his neighbor "How
n Il dons?" It 10 Henry Cline. q fa.
yorite with Washington audiences. when
he presented his "legerdemain'' act
here with tho assistance OF shapely
young woman whose figure" portion
added to his act. This season Mr.. Cline
IN presenting what 10 termed spirit
psintiugp," the riddle OF the century.
without any apparent aid. pictures Sc
lected by the audience from a park of
100 post csrds are reproduced In fun
Boudini brothers finish a program Of
nleeSiIg numbers on accOrdlons and
received numerous encores, while Ray
mond and Cavenly repeat in their split
OaPman.American dialect patter, ac-
companied by two, violin cases.
The six Providence Players are fea-
tured In D farce. "Who 10 Rrown?" and
Karl Emmy'S troupe Of canines furnish
an amuatn1 act. In which dog intelli-
Rcnco is displayed to the limit.
other numbers in the bill are Wat
SON and santos in songs and dances,
ana and an acrobatie act 6y Cunningham
and Marion. The Animated Weekly
shows part Of the Indian-Army football
game, closing with scenes at the sum.
Iner homo OF Irene Franklin and Burt
Green.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
IYcEUN

snappy and clean-cut, ''The Merry
Maidens." presenting at the New Ly-
ceum this week. "New York in Two
Reels" IL one OF the best shows seen
at this theater In some time. Harry
Fields u the principal comedian. He
takes the part Of Abe Moxie. q second
hand storekeeper. From the beginning
Of the performance until the wind-up he
keeps hls. audience In one continuous
roar Of laughter. At the matinee and
tho show lasa night Fields made . hit.
Second TO Fields a. . comedian comes
William Stewart, who plays the part Of
Exeriah Slocum, constable from Fixes
Vile, Pa. visiting New York to cap
ture thieves who robbed the postomce
In his town. Stewart II . real good
actor along with his comedy.
One of tho features 10 the fact that
the twenty-five chorus girls In the show
are about the same site. The costumes
they wear are all new and pretty. They
dance and sing well and in the evident
opinion of the audience 10 the best
chorus seen at tho New Lyceum In sew
sral years.
Miss Anna Woods. william Harriss.
James J. Howell, Joe Phillips. Miss Lila
Brennan, and Miss Blanche Curtiss are
able assistants to Harry Fields and
William Stewart.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
POLI'S.

The leading sketch at Polls this week
combines some Of the lure Of the old
time thriller with q spectacular Illus
tration Of versatility. "The Third De-
gree 10 the title Of Q piaylet which
gives Frank Mayne an excellent oppor.
tunity to enact q varied set of charac-
ters. Six different characters are as
sumed In swift succession. each dis
tinct type and brilliantly !ntsrpt sted;
as It 10, IL kept entirely subordinate
to the interest aroused In Mr.. Mayne's
lightning changes Of role and meter.
The -Four Hodges have q well.staged
but conventional musical act, but the
melody they evoke has q contagious
ring. to 1t and wins the audience, a
black-fac act with many original
qualities, 10 furnished by. Kennedy and
Platt, working with their silent part:
ner, Nobody" A climax to their act
comes the tale Of steamboat Bill" and
Casey Jones'" one Of the funniest con-
ceits on the bill.
The flying Darts present an acrobatic
work repiete with new features Of their
difficult art. and Smythe and Hartman
contribute to the merriment OF the bill
with their songs and Quips.
Loretta presents her dog Bud. who
possesses a real power Of posing, and
Mcintyre and Groves score with q
strong line Of patter. Tho new motion
pictures are excellent.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
STARS make HITS
|. N "HANKY PANKY'
At THE BElAScO
1t Really Is a tumble Of
JolliRcation in Two
Acts"

Such medley and mixture Of witty
lines. catchy songs. and prstty musac.
rendered BY ~ large . galaxy Of stars
- has been seen on single stage here
this season. marked the opening per-
formance OF Lew Fields all.star com.
pany In ''Iianky Paniey" at the Belasco
last night. And one Of the most distin.
guished audiences Of the season. too,
attended this performance.
"Hsnky Panky'' u musical comedy
making absolutely no pretentions Of
having . plot. which makes II all the
moro Interesting, and different from the
average plotless musical comedy in that
Il u not . mere series Of vaudeville
numbers Interpreted here and there with
chorus number. Il calls itaelf .
tumble OF jollification In two aots,"
and that 10 Just what II u.
with the book oy EAg gArGmith. the mu.
aio by A. Baldwin sloane. and lyrics by
E. Ray 0oets. the production 10 staged
by Gus sohlke. Behind all Of these 10
Lew Fields. that master Of musical
comedy production. This list Of names
"Hssky Panty" These. taken soSetS.
o. with the names Of Bobby North. Max
Rogers. Harry Cooper, Florence Moore.
Clay smith. Christine Nielsen: Hush
and its success 10 doubly assured. ss
was shown by IT, long run In New
York.
The merry smith-like quips. in tho
mouths OF MAX Rogers. Bobby North.
and Harry Cooper were just as catchy
60 the ones In the fir.t Of the Smith
productions upon which he made his
name. The show u fllled with catchy
numbers, one OF which,. .Where the
Edelwiess 10 Dleoming." being Particu-
performances every one was whistling It.
AZ has been said. . galaxy Of comedy
talent iills the .ta.e = e. e all times: honor ora
Cooper, and Mss Moore. The latter
and William Montgomery. better known
IN Washington BY their vaudeville
sketches. MI q pleasant half hour dur
ing the performances. Miss Nelson.
who 10 at her best In Hanhy Psnky.
sings two rather pretty songs.
The chorus Of "Hanky Panky un-
doubtedly 10 the best looking set Of girls
seen In Washington In . musical COM
edy this season.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
CASINO

big Jim." . new feature In the AMI
NAL act line. 10 drawing good audiences
ana making them laugh heartily at the
Casino Theater this week with his
turkey trotting. his 'grizzly bear." and
other freak dances and antics. big
Jim" 10 q bear himself. and all that his
name implies. He appears to be very
docile, but up to all the tricks Of the
wrostiers and boxers. His act 10
popular number.
Raeder and Lester. gymnasts. have a
thrilling acrobatic offering on the n.y.
ing rings and trapese that Il quite new.
Selma Corbett makes . comical black
face comedian. and copious laughter
greeted her jokes. Coleman and Alex;
andsr. IN. Q rapid-fre act Of song ane
conversation. earned goodly share Of
applause at yesterdays performance:
and Bob Warren. with Q monologue tull
OF funny Jokes and stories. Was also .
warm favortte. Taneau and Claxton do
some good cornet playing and inject
enough humor Into their sketch to win
laughter ana applause.
New motion pictures form an I'M.
portaut part Of the entertainment
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
CAVITY

II laughs are Indicative Of the sue.
cess OF production. Nellie williams
and her big company, presenting the
"Queen of Bohemia" at the 0ayety
this week. are entitled to Ill the good
things that could be said about them. Il
10 Miss Williams first venture into star
dom, and ,sho carried on the honors in
friends.
Surrounded by big company that can
sing and dance far above the average
burlesquers, Miss Williams dominated
the two.act production. her numerous
from large audiences. Assisting her are
The Washington times., 1912-11-26

comedians and q sinai; boy, every one
Of them excellent character actors, pre-.
sent II, and laughter ana moro laugh
ter was the verdict OF those who saw
Il.
The remainder Of the bill 10 also good
and includes . pretty littlo Texas
sketch. fiilsd with pathos and comedy
and wcll prSssnted by Pierce Benton
playing by D'Alma and Mac; . laugh
able ten minutes of new and clever
songs with breezy petter by Fred Prlm.
rose, ana an eccentrtc offering Of dance
and song by Laurence and Roberts.
Manager Brylawski promises another
New York Act today In addition to tha
foregoing. The film features, headed by
the Pathe Weekly Review Of bis events
In the world. are good.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
COSMOS

Il ID funny. that automobile tragedy
Of Harry Tate's which has been given
the title Motoring and which was the
big laughing hit at the royal command
performance before the King and Queen
o. England. in the Palace Theater. Lon
don, last July. For tho frst time Il
appears in one Of the lower-price thea
tiers, the Cosmos, this week. ~ the Of
ferins extraordinary. and four capacity
audiences yesterday and last night.
thoroughly enjoyed It. It 10 the Same
production and the same cast OF play.
Il has not forgotten the trick. -Four
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
Plan Big Revival.

A two weeks revival. beginning Dc.
cember /. will be held at the Petworth
Methodist Episcopal Church. Eighth
and Shepherd streets northwest. con-
Quoted by the Rev. william A. HaE-
gerty. pastor, and assisted by the Rev.
br. Wentworth r. Stewart. of Boston.
Special music will be given at each
service.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26

such wsll-known- performers on. the bar
lesque stage e Harry 6heppeli. oeoree
town constabis is inimita a6is; +. 4. Tur:
ner. CliR Norman, AaAee Darrell. ana
Nae Week. A lArGe and well ooetumed
chorus APPEARED at intervals during ths
action Of the piocQ.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26

$3.50 Crystal Glass Punch Sets. con.
sisting Of large bowl on separate
stand and one dozen muge. e1 co
toynatch. Complete set for. 0xsOO
CSC Lace Curtain Stretchers, with
nickeled pins and center brace. Size
6xl2 feet. Made Of seasoned lum.
Der, nicely finished. Special S0~
Sl.25 Solid Copper Nickel-plated Tea
Kettles. extra high grade 00p
The Washington times., 1912-11-26

Roasting Pans. large size. Subject
to slight imperfections. but not
enough to impair their use. TO-
fulness. Special at.............. xOC
Joc sets Of Rogers Solid Nickel.
silver Tea Spoons, In fancy OC~
design. Six pieces for........... ACC
&c Crystal Glass Fruit or Gran.
berry Dishes. large size. Spe. C0~
cial at. en.................... OOC
The Washington times., 1912-11-26

ers balance Of stock bought extremely low 6gure
They Of fine quality Black Silk Velvet Hats in
onable large dress shapes we'll medium shapes showing the
effects in straight flare Styles also fine quality Plush
Hats medium and small Connentals Round Hats and
Side Roll Styles Brm Of pile push with Of satin
beaver
discriminating
qualities exceptionally and sell
$500 and $780, Here tomorrow at $685.
The Washington times., 1912-11-26
Flannelette kim0n0s
Extra Value at Csc

THESE warm, ueecy garments arc
20 well liked BY our customers It IL
only necessary to mention that we
have received 2 new ,shipaent to BE-
assured Of . big response.
Made Of excellent quality. heavy.
soft fianneiette. full length and gen.
erously cut: made In Empire style.
trimmed with satin, others with
plated backs and turnback cufYs.
finished with satin pipings. Attrac-
tive Persian designs in various pref
ty colorings. All sizes ut Sc.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-13

ne people downstairs are a sam
pie
OF cranks of the crankiest sort:
They always complain that we
trample
And pound on the floor lust for
sport.
They claim we are making a riot
Which only police can dispell;
They knock on the steam pipes
for quiet,
And kick to the landlord as well.
The people upstairs they are
crude ones,
The people upstairs they are
brutes;
Their manners are noisy and rude
ones,
They shake the whole house
with their boots.
They toss around trunks by the.
dozens,
Ihey TIP over tables and chairs
AS they romp with their friends
and their cousins
These clamorous people up
stairs.
The people downstairs do not
love us;
Our ways they are prone to
condemn.
Yet if they were lodged up above
US
Wed probably kick about them.
While those who at present are
dwelling
Above US, increasing our cares,
About all our ways would be yell
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-13

eigners were coming into this
country, and being their candi-
date for president in 1856, but
failed to get vote in the cleo
toral college.
The last president who refused
to keep still when he retired was
Andrew Johnson. He had a big
row with congress, which had
tried to convict him of "high
crimes and misdemeanors."
He was a "war-Democrat"
when elected with Lincoln in
1864 by the Republicans, but
lined up with the Democrats in
the next campaign and was
candidate for nomination at their
hands. He was defeated by Hor-
alto Seymour and went back
home to Tennessee, where he was
elected U. S. senator in 1875.
He served in an extra session
an ex-president in the senate! but
died July 81.
So you see there's plenty of pre-
cedent for T. RS inclination to
stay in the game.
-O-O-
DIR PRECISE ARTIST
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28
NOTICE Of SPECIAL ELECTION
FOR ROAD BONDS.

State OF West Virginia. W.:
AT. "a County Court held In and for the
County OF Marion at the Court House
thercofe on Tuesday August 18th. 1912
To the Honorable. The County Court OF
Marion County. West Virginia.
We the Undersigned who -nre legal
voters and frechoders within the Mngls-
iterial District Of Falrmont. In the Cnlin.
ty Of Marion and State OF West Virginia.
believing that the public INTEREST de-
Inpnds 1.-The permanent. Improvement OF
the main public roads OF said District
hereinafter enumerated, hereby request
ndSpelition Yonr Honorable Body to
cause .toibe, submitted to the leERi vot-
erRdpf said District the proposition OF
bendlng sald District in the, sum of
LARS tSion. 0n0.00l Mt Special Election
tho be held for that purpose. and that
the proceeds arising from the sale Of
said bonds be by said Court used in tho
permanent Improvement Of -Sucbe ro1ls.
byf tho use ufsbrick. md In such manner
ms IS . rpvided by, law; the. roads 50 tn
be Improved By said proceeds of said
bonds being. to-wlt: - lS'%
Is Tho Bridgeport and Fnirmont Pike.
beginning int athe MnnnnEahelh River
: Railroad at the nP:therG end Of the
Hnnsaker bridge which. crosses 4he West
York River. and running thonce 10 Fair
mont Ryenue.i and thence down said
5Falrmont avenue to- Coal Rdn SbrldRr.
and thence, beglnning Mt the,t northern
end OF said Coal Run bridge; and rnn-
Ming mp Adams or affiH street 10 SthA
Court House. lntt the City Of Fnirmnnt. q
distance of l.b miles.
4 4: Tho Twelfth street Extension. DO:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28
TRUST. q sAfE.

V q Y = e Z . n
BY virtue OF the authority vested In
me by a certain deed OF trust executI
ed to me as trustee by Margaret Z:
Lemon and husband. dated the 17lh
day Of August, 1911, and recorded In
The ONCE Of the clerk, OF the county
court 81 Marion county IN deed Of
trust book No. ss1. at page al, will
on Saturday, the 1ith day Of septen.
her. 1912 ut the front door OF the,
court house OF said Marion county,
between the hours Of 10 O'clock a, M
and 4 O'Clock p. m. on that day, offer
Tor sale at public auction to the high.
5est bidder. the following described
real estate and The building there,
IN, situate near the First Ward Of
tie city Of Falrmont Marion county,
W1sat Virginia, the same fronting 90
fees on the road leading from the
lttthpIIte road to strode,s coal bank,
and extending back from said road
In soatheasteriy direction uni.
! E. 8
form width Of 80 feet a distance Of
1051ts feet adjoining lot formerly own.
ed by MIprgaret J. Wilson, and now
owned BY Sophia Miller, and being
8the same real estate conveyed to Mar
gafet .: Lemon BY George E. Heston
and wife BY deed dated August 18th,
1911. and of record ID the once Of the
said county clerk Of Marion county.
TERMS OF SALE: The terms Of
sale win be one.third OF the purchase
money cash on day Of sale. and the
tt.smainder In one and two years from
cate 1!a 81 sale With interest on said De.
terred payments.
Given under my hand this 21st day
Auspst 1912. =,
LUKE ROGERS, Trustee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28
EMoTIcE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals Will be received
at the ONCE Of r.. A. Watts, Secretary
Of the Board OF Education oisFairmont
Independent School District. Marion
county; WI Va. until twelve o'clock
noon. September 18th. 1912, for the
furnishing Of the materials and per.
forming the labor necessary. to erect
the Second Ward scEool building In
Fairmonts Marion County, W. Va. &C.
cordlng to the plans and specifications
prepared by Frank L. Packard. Archl.
tect Columbus, Ohio, and which are
on file with Sle Secretary of the Board
OF Education, Fairmont, Marion Coun.
ty, w. Va, and at the office OF the
architect Columbus, Ohio, and open
to public inspection during all reason.
able hours until the time fixed herein
for closing Of bids.
PROPOSALS must be made out on uni.
form blanks furnished upon appllca-
ton 10 the architect or TO the Score.
tary o. the Board. and each proposal
must contain tie names OF all persons
interested therein, and each proposal
musts be accompanied by certified
bond In an amount equal. to HIty (5O)
per cent Of the proposal Conditioned
that the successful bidder or bidders
shall, within ten days from the date
OF opening the bids. enter into con.
tract for the faithful performance OF
the work bid upon. according to the
plans and specifications and proposal,
and which bond shall serve also as a
bond for the execution OF the work.
Proposals shall be sent to R. A.
Watts. Secretary OF the Board, Fair.
mont, w. Va, office in Marion Coun.
ty Court House.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
BY order Of the Board of Education.
Attest:
X GEO. NJ. ALEXANDER, President.
r. A. WATTS, Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28


cAtAHRli chnNor Sc CURED
With LDcAL ,APELIdkT g0Ns, ~
hsy cannDl reach HE seaG d tie die
ease. caihoh l6 ii blood Of constit6
tional disease, and IN order d cure b
you must take internal feaisdiesI
HANS cslafrh cure Is taken i5is.
haiIy, and scst directly on the bIoo,
and mucous surfaees. HAIRS ii
tarrh Cure d not 4 quaek medicine,
Il Sas prescribed b. one 81 he 6csf
phyhielans In this county Tor year
ana il regular prescription. IL Is
composed q az NJ ienics knoss
combined sith DC seat; Blood pafiff
en-, actlng directly On the upsoua
surfaces. The periect combination Of
me two Ingredients is what sprodrseS
such wonderful results In curing Ca
tatrh. send for Sstimonials free. Z.
p ]. CHENEY Q CO.. Props,
Toledo, Ohio,
sold By druggists, price zoe.
lake Halls Family Pills for constr
pstion. Y Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28
ReRpcCtfuMY

u. r. Richie W,f
C. W. Walker
]. W. Fleming
Sam r. Suzuni
3. ID. Fleming
ID. F. Talbot
George w. Smith
z. C! Bowman
+. IP. Hall
]. z. ThomnS
S. j. Brobst.
Ira N. MorgRn
u. Lowell, Chllds
Geo. il. Brobst
Carl Riggs
Geo. DnBolt s.
D. s. Huffman
IF, p. Kelley -
&C Wheeled. (
II. w. 'Showalte
Cllas. W. EHaasl
'TsL. Henderson,
Geo. B.. Morgan
'W.sO. Koon Is
]. n. Steele
II. +. McCrny
q. w. McCray
". d. Mrssey
u. q. Bowman
n. C. Falooncr, II. D.
II. NJ. Johnson
]. Walter Barnes
Harry Snider
C.. o. Hayhurst
Il. r. McCray
r. +. McCray
C. c. McCray. Jr.
r. w. Arnett
David Victor
d. D. Mouts
A. Poole
l.. 8. fleming
H. C. Fetty
j. d. Barry
]. J. Farrell .
F, p. Travis
z. s. Lynch 80
Reuben Anderson
Il, Anderson. Jf.
II. Shain "a
]. l.. Erwin
J. A. pandervort
Arch Fleming
w. M. Dillon
Forest Fleming
R. z. Davis
w. c. Spurgeon
J. Il. Triekett--.
+. NJ. Hamilton
John Gaines
Il. C. Davis Ia
F. \. Huddleson
Sim Bright
Joe Kennedy
William Kennedy
J. Fay Watson
j. W. Stlnler
]. B. Bush
w. NJ. Rogers
u. a. Clayton
]. NJ. RrnwnfIeld
Scott c. Lowe
Cal Cunningham
Smith Hood
Joseph Roster
Nm. II. Sands
C. s. Riggs
Geo. L. .Holdren
A. l.. Lehman
F. E., Nichols
John Henahaw
W. II. Martin
/. II. Haas
Jas. G.. Wclron
w a, Crowl
e. w. Hawkinse
Thos. .FZTucker
Ernest Sherwood
l.. II. Randall
j.. j.. Cunningham
n. f. Jamison ~
John II. Rock. ire
G. L.. Fause
+. II. Pryor rta
W. s. Black
A. II. Scott
A. l.. b, Dudley
a. Howard Fleming
]. A. Cochran SsiaA
". II. Brand EE I
+. a. Clrmo ~
7. ". Jackson 5-itti
]. II. Anderson
u. L. EnGle
u. L. Cunningham
~. NJ. Fleming go.
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g. L. Musgrlve gs
w. y. Straight : /;
c. F. Game .LBsi u.
And II n ppenfinH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28

And 1t appearing 10 tho County Court
and the County Court DOTH no find thnt
Atty Or mores Of the foregoing e1lbscrIb-
frs TO the' said petition hereiDabove set
out e2rc legal yntersS OF and 5freeholdera
within the tDfngisterfal District Of Fair
mont I'M the County OF Marion Iaid State
of;WpSt Virginia sttsg
And IL further appearing to tho; Comfy
Court AMI the County. Court doth so find
TINT the amount for tho current road
lcvlcs upon the property assessed IN sal
Fnirmont District for road purposes IL
Insufficient for, the purposes OF saidSper-
mancnt Improvement set forth in Raid
petition. Z & - ~ f.p4s
And u further appearing 10 the Coun-
" Court and the County Court, doth 30
find that the total l,Yalpat Ion of thc tax
able property In tic MngistefIati District
siS.al.,0i 49, ns shown by tho last as.
sessmentN Of property .ir1l said District
fo sl9 sa ms county Snryoses md y
'ttcs Candy fditrt dntit6FnS find THAT the
sai1 MaslsterlnlS District OF Ealrmont has
wise, and that said Marion county has
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28

& Tho 50 Illustrated BIBLE
is exactly the same as the s. book,
except in; The style of binding,
which is in sllkrcloth; contains all
OF the Illustrations and maps. Six
consecutive free certificates and
s1eAmount Expense Items,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-28

why kssths illustrated edition 81 the Bible because
everyhngabout has been web and seems to have been
done in the right spirit The Book itself has been approSced
by the annoator with reserve and intelligence and by its art
lists with knowledge It has not been made into
meaningless picture book The pictures here distinct
purpose They enrich the but they more they ihte
gently explain it, many hitherto obscure wiz as
sumo to thouandsa meaning through these eyeteachng
pictures Popularzng the Bible is arsy experiment the
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