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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-06-17
RICHLAND

o. S. Trigg, who -has just graduated
at Kirksville, Mo-, in the school of
osteopathy, arrived in this city We'd
nesday with his wife for visit with
his parents. He expects to locate soon
where he will lbegin practice
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Smith went to
Burlington Friday to spend a week
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Bert Crew and two sons ar
rived Friday from Hills, Mimi. for a
weeks visit at the parental Steven
>Baily home.
Robert Baily, who has been in a
shoe store in Keota for year or two,
has resigned his position and came
homs. last week.
N. w. Callister and wife and daugh-
ter departed Thursday morning early
in their automobile for Princeton, Mo-,
where they will visit for three months
with relatives.
Mrs. .Sallie Latta and children re.
turned to her home in Mt. Vernon Fri
day after a pleasant visit with rela-
tives.
Levi Bray and wife spent Friday in
Fairfield on business trip.
The Modern Woodmen met in regu-
lar session Friday night. Following
the business session the members en-
joyed social hour or two while par
taking Of strawberries and ice cream.
DR.. Eugene Carmichael returned
Monday to his home in Perry.
Thu cdore Seyb. worthy master of the
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PAcKwooD.

Miss Wilda Woolums visited rela-
tives at Hedrick recently.
Samuel Cummings Of Fairfield was
the guest last week Of his nephew Prof.
Stewart and nieces, the Misses Stew
art.
Amos Ruggles Is building barn on
his farm two miles south OF here to re-
place the one that was struck by
lightning and burned some weeks ago.
Charlie Dellinger is having the foun-
dat.on laid for bungalow on his farm
a short distance southeast OF here.
Miss Eva Barron visited relatives
near Libertyville last week.
The Caviness Bros. have received
word that their father Richard Cayi-
ness has been married.
Mrs. H. A. A. Edmund OF >Pella and
her sister Miss Iowa Edwards of Fair
field visited their brother Emery Ed
wards Sunday.
here for Oskaloosa a few weeks ago,
will go to washington this week where
he has employment not far from Gold
endale.
The 16-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Linde of Libby took earbolic
acid Thursday night with suicidal in
tent She was found unconscious in her
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EDDYvlLLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Crotch and
children Of Wapello and Ratio Davis
of Oskaloosa were guests Thursday at
the Ben, Gordon home in Eddyville.
Mr.. Grotten returned to Wapello the
same evening, but Mrs. Grotten and
children will remain for an indefinite
visit.
Miss Myrtle Tease OF Charlton is
visiting this week at the ]. 8. Miller
home.
w. H. Chapman and daughter, Mrs,
Mary Strange Of Kirkville, spent
Thursday at the j. E. Bescoe home
north Of Eddyville.
Carl Harding had the misfortune to
fall and break his arm Thursday morn.
ing. While standing in a wagon the
horses became frightened at an auto.
mobile and Carl was thrown from the
wagon.
Mrs. Harry Chiffon and children of
Bussey are spending the week at the
parental ]. E. Barnett home.
Lee Warner, William Ferris and e.
H. Stuber were business callers in Des
Moines Thursday.
Frank Kussart has been notified OF
his appointment as postmaster for the
city of Eddyville Mr.. Kussart form
erly conducted the south side cafe In
>Eddyville.
Everett Martin returned Thursday
from Grinnell, where he has been at
tending college the past year.
Mrs Martin Swinteck is spending
the week visiting relatives in Des
Moines.
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WILLIAMSBURG

After long illness Mrs. Annie
Perry died at her home Monday after.
noon, June 9, aged As years and E
months. >Her husband preceded her in
death several years ago, leaving one
child a son, who, together with her
mother, two sisters and two brothers,
with many more distant relatives are
left to mourn her loss, The funeral
services were held at the M. E. church
wednesday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. c. E. Baumgarten. The members
Of the 'Rebekah lodge, Of which MRS.
Perry was a member, and great gath
erinr OF old friends and neighbors,
we're present, and the many beautiful
floral offerings bore splendid testi-
mony to the love and esteem in which
the deceased was held by all who knew
her. Interment was In Oak Hill GENE
terry.
Richard Roberts of New Cambria,
Mo. and his brother, William, Nof Deep
River. Iowa, who were visitors here
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have returned to their home at Havre,

have returned to their home at Havre
Mont.
Misses Margaret Harris, Irene and
George Blythe, students at Ames col
lege, are spending the usual spring
vacation at their respective homes, in
this city.
Mrs. Anna. McFaan of Cedar Rapids
is here this week visiting at the homes
of her uncle, w. G. Fletcher, and aunt,
Miss Emily Fletcher.
J. A. Tanner has sold one of his lots
in the H. M. Long third addition to
George Stuttgart, for the sum of $500.
Mrs. Rose Ballinger of Minneapolis,
who has been here for several days
visiting with various relatives and
friends, returned home Monday. -
L. Won Horne has sold his new resi-
dence in the Yoss & Wallace second
addition to Osborn Jones Of the Farm
ers' Savings bank, price $4,000. The
house is not yet fully completed, but
will be ready for occupancy about
July 1. ~
Rev. c. w. Baumhofner of the Ger.
man Lutheran church in Iowa town.
ship. was a visitor Tuesday at the
home Of Rev. H. p. Grief of this city
Hon. Edward, Boland, who has been
visiting~with hts daughter at North
English is now at home.
DR.. and Mrs. r. G. Grimm Of Des
Monies, who have been here visiting
at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. H. E. Blasier, have returned.
Mr.. Dryer, former business man
of this city, now at Parnell, was trans
acting business here Tuesday and Wis
iting with friends.
James eastman of Pilot township
was here Wednesday calling on his
various friends.
Mrs. John J. Williams, who has been
away for several weeks visiting with
her parents and sister at Cambridge
ILL.,, is now at home.
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John Lemmons went to Des Moines
Monday to attend the soldiers re-
union.
Mrs. Ray Corner and children OF
Marion, are visiting at the parental
Lemons home.
v. N Cassidy shipped 300 head of
sheep to Chicago Sunday.
Miss Winnie Smith OF Memphis, Mo-,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Chester Gar
rett.
Mrs. Matt Downing is< visiting rela-
tives and friends in Missouri this week.
Children's day was observed at the
M. e. church Sunday evening. A very
large crowd was in attendance, the
children did their part exceedingly
we'll and the collection was good.
Charlie Rodgers and Harry Com
mer were Ottumwa visitors Friday.
Miss Jennie and Helen Young are
home for the summer vacation, having
been attending college at Cedar Falls
during the last year.
Anna Ian and family are visiting at
the parental v. l.. Lam this week.
Miss Mildred Lam was taken to the
Bloomfield hospital Friday. She un.
derwent surgical operation Saturday
morning for appendicitis. Her many
friends wish for her speedy recov-
cry.
Glen Rodgers is home from Cedar
Falls, where he has been In school the
past year.
J. M. Masters was transacting bust.
ness in Pulaski one day last week.
The citizens of Troy met Tuesday
night and decided to celebrate here the
Fourth OF July. Everybody invited to
come and have good time.
Ross Sullivan and family and Miss
Lena Floyd we're in Bloomfield Mon
day.
Mrs. HIATT CONNER Of Bloomfield Il
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WILL ENGAGE IN
SETTLEMENT WORK

Howard Root son Of Mr.. and Mrs #
i. Root, 312 North Court street. viii
graduate with the degree OF "A. b. ~
Harvard this week. The con,nience.
ment will be held Thursday. Mr.. Root
has been engaged by the Ellis Memof.
ial settlement house to take up the
work there Julyr1. During his period
OF attendance at Harvard. he h1s been
engaged In the settlement or social
service there. For the past year he
has been secretary Of special service
in connection with the Phillips Brooks
house at Harvard. While he II granted
six weeks vacation In his new post, n
is not likely that he will set home this
summer.
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CEDAR r. NO. l.

, ; "a T.
Willie Forsythe has been working for
George Ward for few days.
John Ross was shopping In Eddyville
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Funk and son Carl
attended the grad uating exercises at M t.
Pleasant where their daughter Opal
graduated.
Frank Ward, Willie Forsythe and
William Lathrop attended Children's
day exercises at the Presbyterian
church in Kirkville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ward and
children visited at the Ben Forsythe
home Sunday.
Mrs. Mike Fuhs of Kirkville and Mrs.
Charles Fuhs and children were callers
at the M. e. Allison home Sunday.
Miss Anna Ross was caller in Ed
dyville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward were call
ers. in Eddyville Monday. IL.
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Masonic order here, was in Council
Bluffs this week attending the grand

Masonic order here, was in Council
Bluffs this week attending the grand
lodge.
MI, and Mrs. j. G. Leech visited at
the Roy Williams home gear Fairfield .
Mrs. Emma Dunbar Is visiting rela.
tives in town and vicinity.
Miss Nellie Leech entertained a
number of lady friends Saturday even.
ing at 6 o'clock dinner, complimentary
to Miss Orpha Sheets of Hedrick, who
is visiting her.
Mrs. Fred Fearis, who has been
spending the past two months In
Peoria and Chicago, arrived home Fri
day night.
Kossuth lodge, L. o. o. F., elected
officers as follows Saturday night:
N. G., Clark Nordyke; V. G. Miles
Jones; recording secretary, John Car,
michael; treasurer, ]. G. Hutchins.
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Mt. ZION.

y y
Miss Minnie Watts returned home
after q three weeks visit with friends
in Cedar Fails and Waterloo.
Mrs. John Nelson had an operations
for appendicitis performed In Fairfield
Friday. She Is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Glenn Perkins and Mrs. Jim
Regur were shopping in Ottumwn on
Wednesday Of last week.
Johnnie McCnfty has employment
near Fairfield.
Jess Stang visited Friday II the
Clayton Sherrod home. II
Robert Barker was Fairfield n on
business Friday. E vi
number from here attended Pic
mic at Kilbourne, given In honor
OF Mrs Agnes Rankin OF Los Angeles,
Calf. Mrs. Weltha Day and Miss Ella
Short Of Phoenix, Ariz.. who were
formerly the Misses Short and grew a.
womanhood In that vicinity.
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.FARMiNaToN

Miss Beulah Mcdaniel has returned
from visit with her sister. Mrs. Lon.
ME Green, at Fort Madison.
Miss Hazel Lerche and Robert
Muntz we're married Saturday night at
the home of the brides parents, Will
liam Lerche and wife. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev. d. w. Phillips
of the Congregational church. This
popular young couple have a host Of
friends who extend congratulations.
Mrs. Vincent has gone to Montana
for a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Bella Tharp Corwin.
George Green OF Warren township
was In Pennington Tuesday while en-
route to Des Moines to attend the G..
A. r. ehcampment.
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Legal Notices.
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the LIST day Of June
A. D., 1913, the undersigned was ap-
pointed by the clerk of the district
court Of Wapello county. Iowa, execu-
tor of the estate Of Mary Sullivan, de-
ceased, late Of said county All persons
indebted to said estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will
present them, legally authenticated, to
said court for allowance.
Dated June 6, 1913.
Joseph H. Sullivan, Executor
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Eggs and Poultry.

FOR SALES. G. RHODE ISLAND
Red eggs. 75c per setting; special
prices on incubator lots. New phone
l163-L 1899 West Second ST.
EGGS-50C FOR Is, FOR BALANCE
of season, from pure bred Barred
Rocks and White Wyandottes. Will
sell pen Of Barred Rocks cheap. Mrs.
w. c., McMichael, 771-K new phone.
At N. Clay st.
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! OWN AND CONTROL OVER ONE
hundred and fifty thousand acres OF
the finest farm and ranch lands In
the state Of Montana. want buy
ers for these lands and agents to
helm me sell. Best of inducements to
live agents. can suit you in tracts
from l60 acres to 10000 acres. VIII
consider legitimate. trades Write
Tor further particulars and descriptive
matter Of the country. e. B. King
man. Broadview, Montana.
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visiting relatives and friends hero ~
an indefinite length Of time.
Roy Farr and family attended chit
dren's exercises here Sunday even
Ing.
Mrs. Walburn returned hone from
Kansas last week.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE IDEAL
gasoline gas plant for lighting and
Cooking, for private home. E. A. Man
chester. Ballingall Hotel.
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FOR sALE+THORoUGHBRED Il I'M
proved Chester White hogs. inquire
at W. H. Vass, Eldon, r. No. !.
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bed Friday morning. A note lying near
saying she was tired Of living was
found. A physician was called and used
stomach pump and it is thought the
girl will live.
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For Sale,

ron sALE-CASH REGISTER ADD
ing from 1c to $3.50, show cases, pic
ture framing tools. Longfellow BOOB
store. Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Don't forget to read the Want Ads in to
g's-.t
Wanted.

GOOD STOCK
only; pay right prices. FLETCHER q
schultz. 123 East Second.
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Informal Reception.

MoRGANToWN. May lj.-Dr. an!
Mrs. Thomas +. Hodges gave an In.
formal reception at the Presidents
house on North Front street las.
night In honor OF the members of the
university faculty and their wives
and The students OF the university.
Practically the entire student body
was present. The affair was one n.
the most delightful of the college
season. Ferns with flowers arranc.
e. artisticaIly formed the interior
decorations. Music was furnished b,
an Italian orchestra. In the recely.
ing line were DR.. and Mrs. Hodges
Mrs. Frank Gibbs. OF Wheeling. ,exi
Governor and Mrs. VIM. Z. Glass.
cock. Dean and Mrs. Frank Trott.r.
Dean and Mrs. c. L. Hogg. Dean and
Mrs. j. n. Simpson, Dean c. II. Jones
Miss Susan Maxwell Moore. Director
and Mrs: Louis Black and Lieutenant
Deas Archer. Mrs, Hodges aiits
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SPGRSONALyz
~. PEOPLE NJ
as TnEYCOME AND co

f. II. Drake, OF Ciarksburg, was II
business visitor in the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fleming and
children. OF Morgantown, are the
guests of the formers sister. Miss Al.
lie Fleming in Fairmont avenue.
Mrs. c. F. Crumbine. of Clarksburg.
is the guest OF the Misses Bright liz
Jackson street.
A daughter was born recently 10
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Barry az their home
in High street.
Mrs. George Cox has gone to Spen.
Ger to spend several weeks with her
daughters, Mrs. II. J. White and Mrs.
]. Fl. Riddle.
Mrs. c. p. BERKSHIRE, who had been
the guest OF relatives in the city, has
returned TO her home in Morgantown.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Knight OF Riyesvillc
who had spent the winter in San Fran.
cisco. Cal, and vicinity. returned
home yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Galliher. who had
been in the city for week the guest
o! her uncle. Mr.. Walton Miller. has
returned to her home in Charleston.
Miss Mary Corrothers. OF Cross
Roads. Monongaia county. is the
guest OF friends in the city.
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KILLS MAYOR.
Editor Of Paper Kills Chief Executive
Of His Home Town.

MOUNT AUBURN. H.. May l6.-F.
b. Dccator, editor Of Mount Auburn
newspaper this morning shot Dr.. .. r
Windsor, mayor of Mount Auburn
The shooting occurred in the railroad
station where Windsor was waiting
for train and went to a hospital IN
Springfield. The shooting is the ra
suit of an old iued which was resum
cd at the spring election when Deato,
opposed Windsor bitterly.
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WESLEYAN.
Baseball Team Passed Through Here
Enroute to Moraantown.

Enroute to Morsantown.
The baseball team from the Wesi
Virginia Wesleyan College at Buck
harmon passed through this city
morning en- route tcs pMorgantown
where they are 10 play game this
afternoon against the West Virginia
University team.
Another game will be played OFF hy
the two teams tomorrow afternoon,
providing the weather conditions will
allow.
Arthur Carrot and "Greay" Neale,
of the Wesleyan team, spent last
evening in this city, guests at the
home OF Garret.
Manager Harry Stansbury, "Bigsy'
Reeder, Withers, Smith and Others
are well-known in this city. Homer
Toothman, another local boy. also
plays with the Wesleyan team. The
Wesleyan team men seemed confident
today that they would win their
games from the University. but the
communication from the University
say that the West Virginia University
team will take both games,
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William .Faversham. and three other.

William .Faversham, and three others
prominent in the theatrical world,
she was held prisoner for three hours
IL a tiny elevator, ~. feet i'll dimen.
sions. On account of the prominence
of the principals. their unpleasant ex
rerlence was made the basis OF stories
of from quarter of column TO a col.
cmn in length carried by practically
all the New York pabers.-Mounds.
Vile Journal.
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Comes for ~
Prisoner
OFFICER BARTLETT FROM MT.
CLARE TOOK GAETANI oTTAvlo
TO clARkS5URG.

Il. j. Bartlett, special officer from
4 coal company at Mount Clare. above
Ciarksburg, arrived in this city to.das'
and brought papers with him to Sher.
III Conway, stating that Bartlett
would take Gaetani 0ttavio from this
city where he has been confined in the
county jail, 10 Clarksburg.
The man is surpected Of being Vim.
cenzo sirardi, the Italian who is want.
ed at Mount Clara for the killing Of
another Italian named Raffaeii Poe..
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inc in a quarrel and drunken brawl
there some few nights ago.
The man who was In Jail here an
swered the description of the wanted
man, and will be viewed by several
persons who can identify him immedl.
ately upon his arrival at Clarksburg
The man had small. mustache and
has the little finger OH his left hand
sLt OF and still bandaged, i:.ue shirt
f.irDle suspenders aud dark suit, all
answering TO the description of thu
ran wanted.
He weighs about 100 or 170 pounds.
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swearinsen-oouslas.

The marriage OF Mr.. Earl Swearin.
gen. of this city with Miss Ray Doug
las, of Buckhannon, was solemnized
on Wednesday at the home of the
bride in Buckhannon. Mr.. and Mrs.
swearingen have returned here and
will reside with the sroom's mother.
Mrs. Anna swearingeh i'll lias; Park
avenue. Mr.. sweRrihsen is a mem.
Der OF the grocery firm swearingen
Brothers In Morsantown avenue.
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49,, ,,', III, - No.
When young man says he wants ,c
see life he generally sees death.
There is no eternal life apart from
The most Of you have been literally
The kindergarten in Gods great
school must be filled 10 oyerfiuwins.
Some pcopIe think a preacher should
be a nurse and the church u hospital
in your heart Won will grow.
II WAS not OIL the. rock of adyersity
but in rhe Ian of luxury that skepti
II Won have not had mower IN your
spIrl,ual life II is because Won have
heen TRYING: IN do business nm ton small
rauitaI
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PROSPECTS


OF Big Melon Causes Rise In Standard
Oil Stock.
(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, May lG.-Prospec;s OF
a sixteen million dollar melon caused
a rise to-day of % points in the shares
o. the Standard Oil Company at New
York.
"a special meeting was called for
June 5th to vote on a proposed in
crease OF from fifteen million to seven.
ty-tive million dollars. the new stocl
10 be divided among the old stockhold,
ers.
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Sec .Denham's picture. dlspiay
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yLeaiosn 70 Meet.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Presbyterian Legion. viii be held on.
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock al
the Presbyterian church. II is urgeu
that all members be present for i'm.
portapt business will be transacted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-16

Joseph Alien Ayers, a former Pair
mont boy and a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
~. N. Ayers. of cass, w. Va, will
graduate with honors May 27th from
Meridian College, Meridian, Miss. IN
vitatlons have been received here by
relatives to the exercises.
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Ladies' of c. A, r

There will be a. called meeting OF
the Ladies of the C. A. r.. Meade Post.
No. IS, on Saturday afternoon at s:a1
o'clock TO arrange for Memorial Day.
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c. A. House Music Co.
Why Pay More
"MErz SPECIAL RoADsTERs 22.i.a
H. p. $4,000. Y
Speed, Comfort, Reliability. II

Speed. Comfort, Reliability. IN
A car that will give you uninter-
rupied service. 1t makes you independ-
ent OF train, trolley and long distance
You can go anywhere over any kind
OF roads from 5 to 50 miles per hour.
You bring your farm close to town
when you own METZ ROADSTER
Costs next to nothing to run. ,2s to 90
miles IN one gallon OF gasoline. Al.
ways ready for instant use.
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DR.. D. L. L. YosT
Practice Limited to Office.

Chronic diseases and Special Thera'
peutfcs. Hours-S:S0 a IN. to $50 p
IN. daily; Sunday rs p. m. by appoint
ment.
Office over Mt. City Drug Store
2s4 Main street. Con. Phone sS-L
Residence, ia High St., Con. Phone
e5s-L. \
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we're Miss Margaret HeFue and Miss
iEachet coiweil. sIiss Flora Hayes
invited the guests 10 The dining room
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a. J. eoF-E
yoN CAN'T BEAT III

YoN CAN'T BEAT iTl
The Eemerson Piano keins shown
in our window at St65.oo. We have
decided to mark IL for Thursday and
and Friday at $4,000 on easy pay
ments without interest. This eertain-
ly Is one of the best bargains we have
ever offered to the people, In Fair
mont, as the piano is in elegant con-
dition.
Any one wishing q PLANO at a very
low price viii do we'll 70 can and
examine this instrument.
C. A. House Music Co.
Jacobs Building, Monroe Street.
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a lot of so.callcd self.made men are
taking lot Ct blame of of the Lord.
Gcdliness is dependent on gratitude.
The Lord has never drafted soldiers
for his army, they-must be volunteers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-16

Young man, 1t is just as wicked In
Gods sight to kill that mother inch by
inch by your life of vice as 1t would be
10 stab her in the back with knife.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-16

God will never break your will but
he is trying TO WOO and win you TO
serve him because you want TO.