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CHAPTER VII,
WOutinucd.l
The Azure Rina,

The volunteered the inforna.
ton that In his handling OF
her case no had been very un.
Just to her. In spite OF tho IA ct
that she had known him well
long time ago. Sh. wen limited that she
pe1eVcd he represented the cOmbluat ion
OF 'apitaiists who were using the Gov
eminent 10 aid their own monopoly and
prevent the development OF her mine.
n"ther II was an obsession of her
nina. or merely part OF her clever
scheme. ] could not make out. I noted.
however. that when she spoke of Tenn
PIeton 1t was IN a studied, impersonal
way, and that she was at pains TO lay
the blame for tho Governmental inter
Terence rather on the rival mine own
ers.
1t quite surprised me when I found
from the directory that vanderiyke's
ONCE was on the floor below In tho
same building, like Mrs. RaIston,s =
was open. but not doing business, pcnd-
Ing investigation by the Post Once De.
partmcnt.
Vanderdyks was a tyne Of which T
had seen many before. Well Aressed
TO the extreme. he displayed all those
evidences OF prosperity which are the
stock In trade OF the man with securi-
ties to sell. He 9rasped my hand when
l told him ] was going to present the
other side Of the post-ofiice cases and
held 1t between both OF his as N he
had known me oil his life.
Only the fset that he had never
seen me before prevented his calling
me by my first name, I took mental
note Of his stock Of jewelry. the pin In
his tie that might almost havs been
the Hone diamond ths baav,, ,.-o,.h
chain acrOns his chest. and very
brilliant seal ring Of lapis lazul on
the hand that grasped mine. lie saw
me looking At II and smiled.
MY dear fellow, we have deposits
OF that stun that would make a for
tune II We could get the machinery
to get at It. Why. sir. there IL lapis
Iazuli enough on our claim to make
enough ultrsmayine paint 10 supply
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De,younE man has written TO tell mo OF
ooNy extraordinary discourtesy and in
xfoQtude on the part OF Young women
All Girl who receives gifts and favors
eNeont even a simple thank YOU
Aon4 be too strongly condemned.
kMP." writes: II am a man OF Nifty
eor. deeply In love with a girl Of
ghteen, think she cares for me.
1ould the difference In age mako our
Rrrlage unhappy"
his certainly serious risk in such a
$50 al yours.
IN r." writes: Though ] am devoted
young lady and think she is
pd OF me, We arc not engaged. She
going away for some months. Might
ISIS her Goodbye"
he convention is that only the young
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Does She Care?

W. L." writes: "a young man has
been paying mo attention Tor two
months, When he Is away from me 7
want to see him. hut when no Is with
me can't help treating him coolly.
Also wish he were better looking. Do
you think ] could love him enough To
become his wife. as that Is the position
he wants me 20 occupyT'
Perhaps YOU will love him soma lime
but You haven't yet known him lonr
enough TO do so.
M. b." writes: "A young man and I
exchanged angry letters because he
failed TO keep an engagement he mad
made with me- and he said he thought
our friendship had better end. Before
that he had told mo that he would
never marry any gin but me. am
fond Of him. but don't want him 10
think I'm running after him. What
shall l do"
! don't SEQ why you shouldn't write
note or apology for your angry letter,
Thus you'il probably pave the way for
q reconciliation.
M. f." writes: Il have been having
attention 10 . girl for six weeks. hut
she also accepts attentions from nvs
other young men. 4 object TO this. DO
You think II proper"
Certainly. since the young lady isn't
engaged. ,,.--,....
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70 the other end Of which was attached
me sornest specimen of crowbait horse.
mesh seen In our fair city since the
Gays when small boys shouted to pio.
neer automobiles. Get a horse!"
Hey! Don't bring that bag of bones
into my liquor store"" cried Gus.
''Shoo!" 0s
Hes bin shoed" said Uncle Henry,
grinning.
You'd better sell him for what he'll
scrap as old iron, then" suggssted the
facetous Mr.. Rangle.
u amt going to sell him." said Uncle
Henry. I'm going to stable him in the
cellar Of I'd. Jars house till I trade
him. They amt nobuddy in this town
lcdn beat me at boss trade"
Nothing doing. stabains him at our
nat" said Mr.. Jarr.
The cellar Is no place. for him." said
Rafferty,. IT'S a pity you don't live In
. private house, Jarr. You could nut
him In the hail and use him as q hat
rack"
Amt any OF you sports?' asked
Uncle Henry. Here he Is. half Ham.
bletonian. half Morgan. bride wise and
saddle broke. Stands without hitchiug.
A baby could ride him. Amt afraid OF
steam cars nor automobiles. You kin
pass him on the road with a steam
roher and he won't even snort. And III
trade him for anything bigger than a
dog that stands on four legs"
Say II again." said Gus.
Il say I'll trade him for anything
bigger than a cat or dog that stands on
four legs" repeated Uncle Henry.
Il take you!' said Gus.
Then. while Master Issy Hayinsky
held the halter, and the rest Of the boy.
hood OF the locality threw their hats
at the horse TO see how many would
stick to his hip bones and other pro-
tuberances. Gus led Uncle Henry into
the back room, where there had stood
for ten years or more, covered with
fraycd rubber cloth. a battered old
square plano Of the days Of "the South
before the war"
ut stands on four iegs." said Gus.
Uncle Henry scratched his chin and
was heard to say that for once them
city fellcrs had got the best Of him.
Fer" no said, "if take II home
Hetty will want to take pianner
lessons"
But, at that" said Gus IT may have
got the best OF you. But It's a horse on |
me-"
mo" said Mr.. Jarr. you win, Gus.
you can play the horse as a xylophone.
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copyright. 1912. by Dodd. Mead a. Col

siNoPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
. IN. District. Attorney Of westchester Count,
I n,,r. hennedy concerning strange car~
about about to 70 narliei. -hsye bsrn found. safe
s s%h " aids IL toe Wainwright libsar;-lcsd
dead girls sstss Marion. WHO forSssiy hsi !,
,d Love sffsir with snpleton, suspected al
tn victims past ve.. ia.,r. wss tic fn,,nc 2,
Snis Cd promoter NAMED vanderdske. whom, shc
nnHo, ' trcslse q his attentions TO . Mis-
,alls herself MN. RAls,on'J am now in New
nprk engaged in promoting for . south Au-r,c,n
mnns comlaW. Kennedy learns that JaI,r,
s.nl Tcmpleton were Killed ny . subtle p,s.on'
Jameson goes to interview Mn Rshfpn.
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~ CoHiHioU AuU-
5ect OF cy,tIciGn ID
the young woman
who accepts a seat
from Q man In q
Dssblic conveyance
without thanking
him. OF course
nothing could be
more rude or IN
worse taste. The
prevalence of such
acts makes the de-
cline Of masculine
chivalry U n d Q =.
standabls II not
wholly oxcusabls.
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every ten were out Of drawing a. he
called u. That Is. they had one shoulder
higher than tho other. or possibly enc
leg a trife longer than it's companion.
or the body iopsttfed Ia some way"
IT'S funny NC were msds that way"
I'VE weren't made that way. Thses
Just the point. We make these ugly m.
urss ourselves by careless poaltions IN
shtinE and standing. The artist further
told me that the American habit Of
slouchIng In a chair will make Q rounl-
cd back or even curvature Of the splae
II there IL the SLIGHTEST tendency In tA0
direction. One can Be perfectly con.
Portable In even the largest armchair
without siouching BY sitting with tho
ioRsr part OF the spine passed against
the back Of the chair. In this boaitfen
no matter how mach one leans bAcls, ths
shoulders remain straight ana ths ASps
are not thrown out OF place.
Many girls In schools and colleges
get MAI chested sending -ewsf aeir WNsG
For. sitting win tho s,puidsrs, thrown
forward. as you, were Just doing. cramps
the chest and h very 'inJurions 10 vhs
lungs. Tho effect Of prstty, face "a
almost entirely lost II the ngure II Door
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" herr
II
a one"
There be
every
q. lite YOU"
The dictionary
motion
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Pa'" tHht t"eiT nlpb arc large. Ana
they 20 through all sorts OF exercises 20
reduce them. And yet they are con-
stantly standing with most OF their
weight thrown on one leg or the other
Which. OF course. filngs one OF the hips
out OF position and Increases Its size,
while II hoists one shoulder up and pulls
the other down"
oh. dear SO we've even got TO be
fussy about tho way we stand II we
want to be beautiful"
'Of course you have. A fnc form has
much more TO do with good looks than
a merely pretty face, aud unIess YOU
stand correctly your figure will be a
ln'sht. My gymnasium instructor once
told me that Ia order to stand well a
centre must he established, and that
the natural centre OF the body WAS the
chest; and II the chest was drawn nm
to high position all tho other parts Of
the body would fall naturally into their
correct places. Try this AMI notice how
NAT ana we'll thrown back the shoulder,
are and how tho abdomen In drawn iu.
what spells NJ many otherwise good
hgnrcs IN prominent abdomen.
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hgyateful!

T saSns to me that the American girl
In 600 apt to tsSe az a matter OF
course the kindnssses done her.
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1R. ARR WITNESSES
A WONDROUS BARGAIN

sTAAr Uncle Teller Of yours va,
In here trying - sell me q
barrel Of hard cider" said GU
srieved tone when Mr.. Jar droppsd
neo the popular cafe on the corner 10,
nis evenings evening the other evening.
want you TO keep HIM out Of here"
How can keep him out OF here
when. dsspits your constant hospatanle
Insults ! cant keep myself outf' asked
ur. Jarr 'But why don't you buy
= 1s pure country cider from my wife's
Gle Hsnryr
= Because bought one barrel from
him once" explained Gus. TT was hard
elder. all rlght-the hardest cider I ever
seen. Say. that cider was made under
The pure food laws down IN Broome
.trset out Of planning mill shav,nes.
That's hns hard cider. amt it!'
Ut made from hard wood, yea" re-
Died Mr.. Jar.
such relations a. everybody has eot. /"
unused Gus. Tho only sood ones n,
distant rsaAuons-thsm that lives in
Npan."
What do you know about japan ?"
sksd M. Jarr. Relatively speaieing, I
Nan. Why. you can't even tell me the
hfgeet city In Japanr'
= bet you the drinasA and here comes
Rspler and Slavinsky 70 hold the
eakes." cried Gus. The bisgest city In
apan 10 Oklahoma"
''You win!" said Mr.. Jarr. tn buy"
walt till Rangle and Rafferty, come
%" suggested Gus. FOR I'm an educa.
enal Teller. and when ] win with my
ucation It should be worth something
tho house"
II you are going to win q bet on a
mall attendance and hold up the pay
Ing OF 1t until there IL . fun house
10 treat" growlcd Mr.. Jarr. 'I'll tell
(the bunch YOU didn't win after all. Tho
japanese city you were trying to men,
is Yokahoma. not Oklahoma. Okla
bonia Is = Western State"
1.-THE bunch that comes In here won't
POW the difference" said Gus. "And,
yrway. they'll decide for me, because
1t will mean quick action. For they
ow II they decide against me then
pin WEN have an argument"
Decing no was UP against II, Mr.. Jarr
9hcd and made no subsequent protest
oen the Harlem Business Mems Asso-
Zion 0im.tcd) came struggling In and
I'd up at tho bar
Gus was Just explaining with great
- how he had won his wager owing
his superior geographical knowledge
pm there was dumping, Gathering
Ind outside.
kInd all turned 10 behold Mr.. yarr's
oDe's Uncle Henry from Hay Corners
e Tho swinging door. holding q halter
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Betty Vincent's
Advice to Lovers

man and woman who are engaged
should kiss each other.
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THE New York Evening Worid5.
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the volunteered the informa.
non that in his handling OF
her case he had been very I'M
Just to her. In spite Of tho fact
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500 REWARD, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure nov known
10 the medical fraternity. Catarrh be
ing constitutional disease, requires
q constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation OF the disease
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work The pro-
prletors have so much faith in its cura
tive powers that they offer One Hun
bred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials
Address f. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo
Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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Personals.

Mr. o. s. Nichols is visiting rela
tives in Ohio.
Mr.. Joseph shuttleworth, of Bun
ner's, was business visitor here yes
terday.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Boyers, of Gut
fey street.
Mr.. ]. B. Robinson, of State street
who has been i'll of grippe for some
time, is slowly improving.
Misses Pearl Jacobs and Ethel
Barnes went to owings yesterday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Johns.
Miss Kate Linn, of Benton's Ferry,
who has been visiting relatives here
for few days, returned home today
Mrs. ]. NJ. Rice returned to-day from
a few days visit at Hundred.
Miss Lizzie Vance, who returned to
her home at Pleasant Valley after a
short visit here.
Miss Iva Brown went to Grafton yes
terday to visit her sister, Mrs. Ella ia
cobs and family.
Miss Ethel Bennett, of Grafton, who
has been the guest of relatives in this
ward, is spending few days with her
uncle, Mr.. Victor Gwynn in the Fourth
ward.
Master Burr, son OF Mr.. and Mrs, A
D. Hammers, is recovering from an at
tack of measles.
Mr.. Griffith, of Front street, has re
turned from trip to Glennville.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. II. G. stoetzer, Pastor.

aSNs Tls NJ ShOSh@SIb ~SeS''
You are cordially invited to wor'
ship with US in all the services to-
morrow.
Sabbath school $3.50. Prof. ]. Walter
Barnes, superintendent We have a
graded school with lessons graded to
suit all ages under a fine corps OF
teachers.
Morning service at 1O:45. Sermon
by the pastor.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
Giety will meet at 8 o'clock. Leader
Miss Meta GalIiher.
The Senior Society will meet at G
p. m. "The Efficiency Campaign" will
be the subject. Mr.. Kenneth Barnes,
leader.
Evening service at 1880. Text: Gen,
1886. "All These Things are Against
Me-"
"a Message for the Hating and the
Heroic"
Midweek service, Wednesday, 1880
p. m. =
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NJ. p. TEMPLE.


J. c. Bloomfield, o. D., Pastor.
Z. To the following services you are
most cordially invited:
Sunday school at $3.50 With a talk 81
Keith .Falconer, missionary 10 Arabia
Election of officers for the new Sun
day School Missionary Society. &
Public worship at 1O:45 a. M, with
sermon on what 1t Means to Prepare
for the Communion of the Lords Sup
per-"
Junior Endeavor at 2 o'clock, led by
Miss Nellie Watson.
Evening worship at, 1880 o'clock
Subject of sermon: "The Primary
Purpose in the life of Christ"
Special music at both public ser
vices. Don't your neighborhood meet
ing on Tuesday evening.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(Farmington)
Samuel c. Jones' Pastor.

Samuel G. JONES' PaStVT'
Our revival meetings are to contin-
ne all of next week. Already there
have been several conversions. Reys'
Bowers and Goodwin will assist the
pastor. You are cordially invited to the
following services:
/ Sunday school. Glasses for
all ages,
1O:45-Public worship, "The Con.
straining Love Of Christ" Reception
of members.
6:3O-Epworth League. Service al
parsonage. Miss Edna Gribble, leader,
7:SO-special revival meeting. spe-
cial chorus singing at all services.
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eRAcE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
l. K, Probst, 3. D, Pastor.

L. K. Probst, D. D. Pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50.
At 10:45 there will be Foreign
Mission service rendered jointly by
the Sunday school and congregation
the subject being: "our Commission
Our Warriors, Our Warfare" A full
attendance as this service is request
ed and strangers will be cordially
welcomed.
At $3.50 the Christian Endeavor
meeting will be led by William Stan
hagen.
Evening service at 1880 o'clock.
At 1880 Wednesday evening Lenten
service.
A cordial welcome to all services.
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Jacksonville, Fla,
February 16.-The
Opera House was
crowded today to
hear Pastor Rus
sell. He spoke
twice. We report
one Of his dis.
courses from, the
text. "The angels
which kept not
their first estate,
but left their own
habitation. He hath
reserved 10 lasting
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NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH I
w: L 'canter, Pastor.


9:SO a. m. Sunday school, H. t.
Jones, superintendent
1O:45 a. m. preaching, communion
service. "The Church and My Duty"
$3.50 p, m. Epworth League, Miss
Ethel Fear, leader.
1880 p. m. preaching.
The Presiding Elder Rev. L. A.
Cunningham will have charge Of the
evening service. Rev. T. M. Hare, Of
Charleston, will also be present and
make short address. Hear these
able men. st'rii.
y srecial program for the Epworth
League which will be very interest,
ing. League collection for Cuba.
You are cordially invited to this
cturcn. Quarterly conference We'd.
nesdGy evening after prayer meeting
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Bible SA0 llSN !
TO Be DEMONIISM
Mediums Deceived as Well as
Their Followers, Accord
ing TO Pastor Russell. ].

Spirit Communications Through Me-
diums Come, Metz From Dead HUI
mans, but From the Fallen Angels,
Says Pastor RussslI-ln the Bible He
Traces Their Aistory-satan Him
self Poses as an Angel Of Lisht-Ths
Bible Is the Torch Of Liberty and In
hlligsnee, the sFOs to Superstition,
Ignorance and oemonism.
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HaYride.

A merry crowd of young people
from this city spent pleasant even
ing last evening at the home of Mr.
Harry Morris on Hickman run. Mr.
Morris came for them with large
hay wagon bringing them home after
the evenings festivities.
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First M. p. Church.

GAS, Sunday school, ]. A. swiger, su-
perintendent; 1O:45, morning worship,
Communion service; $3.50, Christian
Endeavor, Mrs. Mollie Levelle, presl.
dent; 1880, preaching by the pastor.
Second quarterly conference Monday
night, s o'clock. All official members
are requested to be present.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
p" Ed1v Dasknr


Quite large audiences are present
for the services now.
There is growing interest in the
church for the coming revival. Good
music is furnished for each one OF
the services.
$3.50 is the hour for the Sunday
school. All the school is urged to be
present.
i 1O:45-Morning service. subject:
"Christ's Look and Peters Penitence,
or the Eye of Christ and Your Unkept
Promises"
6:SO-B. Y. p. U. led by c. r,
Pricket:. Livingstone an His Abiding
Work"
( 7:SO-Evenins service. Subject,
1.-THE Fact of Sin"
A cordial welcome will he given
to all who come to these services.
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At M. E. Church.

Rev. Hare will speak at the morn.
ing service. ~
At the evening service Professor
Fletcher, singing evangelist, will lead
the congregation in a 20 minute song
service.
The men are specially invited to
this service, the message will be for
them and separate seats will be re-
served for the men.
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UNDERWENT OPERATION

Little Miss Hilda Pentineny, of Tun
Melton, who was operated on at Cook
hospital last nighttor appendicitis, BY
Doctors Carr and strtckler, is report
ed as resting quietly this morning
Her temperature is much lower.
= ~ y IL
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DIAMOND ST. CHURCH
/, 3. Bowers, Pastor

e D. bUWSToJ FdoIVI
$3.50 a. m. Sunday school.
1O:45 a. nj. Worship, Rev. T. M
Hare, D. D., will speak.
$3.50 p. m. The Religious Director OF
Parkersburg Y. M. C. A. will speak at
the Y. M. C. A.
6:3O Epworth League.
7:45 Worship, Special for Men.
Subject Not Human Chattel, Yet
Slaves"
Professor Fletcher will lead 20
mirute song service.
Separate seatslfOr men. Everybody
welcome. u
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;75s:5dli;sE.EEatss5l.sIN E5sS1slEr.s
|FIRSTazD
Rkd5
an szf aedS55sSs 1IIzzss:szsl9
PaIatine Baptist Church.

George Edward spruill, PASTOR
VIM. A. Hustead, superintendent Of
8. s. $3.50, Sunday school; 1915,
EvangellsHc service; $3.50, B. Y. P:
T.; 1880, Evangelistic service. There
will be the closing services Of this
series. Your presence Is especially
desired. Come to Sunday school.
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FIRST M. p. CHURCH.

Sunday school at 9:40.
1:45-Morning worship-"Commun-
ion Service"
6:SO-Christian Endeavor.
7:3O-Preaching by pastor.
Second quarterly conference Mon
day evening at, s o'clock. All official
members requested to be present
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Here from Greensboro.

Mrs. C. W. RACER and Miss Izzy De-
Bolt, of Greensboro, Pa, are guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert RACER, of
Diamond street.
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FOR sALE-Palm oil middllngs, Bs5tI
hogand COW feed you cah buy. ss2f.Oo8
per ton. Freight paid up to 7c. ne
( livery one week. Phillips Sheet
Tin Plate Co, Clarksbqrg, W. va
.,.,s 1,s4.1 mo.
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FOR .sALE-FlYe cottage houses with
modern Improvements, located a ga
ward, on lots 4Ox12O. Inducemelt 70.
quick buyer; Apply 11s FaiEmQnt
AYE. - i 1881.
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FOR RENT4Dss tahle ONCE rcchs
on main street. eaii Bel phone
2ssR.; Cons. Sgs!I "
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FOR RENT-Two rooms with oFwtths
out5light1 housekeeping. Apply MIS-
]. P. Robertson, corner Monroe md
High SITS. y.@ i2llltf
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FOR RENr-oGe Groom ao9se be
tween sth and 7ths streets Benpnl
Ave Can Ben phone IS I'LL
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$500 III prizes are offered 70
de residents ot this secHon n tie
gEeat aatonoblle and pie contest
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FOR RENT furnished rooms With
or.Mithout light shoaseke spihs Ap
ply 515 Washington stree
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Hutchinson BRANCH.

HUTCHINSON BRANCH.
. Bible school at 200 p. m, specta
services will be held,
Pastor win preach at 1880 p. m. Al
are cordially invited,
CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL.
Rev. A. II, Beavin, Rector.
7:3O-Holy. Communion.
9;S0-Sunday school.
,10:45-M Morning prayer and sermon,
Subject: The Many Mansions.
$50 Vesper service and sermon
Subject z Ths, selash Giant
The WellInEton pianos otIefes e
second grand prizes are Or dlspla q
omena Music store
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
NOTICE TO FARMERS .

9NoTIcE TO FARMERS .
For a limited time the West
virglnian will run small adver-
/ tisemsRts, eiwithout charge, for
farmers who have for su'" eggs;
chickens, sausage. honey and
other farm products that may con-
yeniently be sent by parcels post.
/ Send IN your name, R. p. D. route,
number and list Of articles to be
sold. With prices. ga '
This is done to give the city
people d chance Is buy fresh pro!
dice direct from the farmer and
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