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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-09
REV. ROBINSON
|ft' GETS GALL
MINISTER WHO FORMERLY LIVED
HERE WILL GO TO CONCORD. N

Rev. ]. $. Robinson who had boon
iccated in Wheeling itcr the pas year
as repI sentative >. Wesleyan col
leSe a. Buckhannon. has been sailed
e the pastorate OF the Baker Memo
lial church OF Concord. y. H.. one u
the largest churches in New England
and will leave Wheeling the f5tn Q,
the present month TO accept his
charge.
Rev. Robinson has been 4 member
of the West Virg mia conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal church 10"
twenty years and his departure from
The state is regretted. He was i0cat
cd in this city for several years. being
District Superintendent OF the Morgan.
Town district. He went from here to
Sis;ersriHe.
Rev. Robinson is II brother OF on"
Iowrsmcn Charles ". Robinson. AMI
CT Judge Ira l.. Robinson. OF Charles.
ton. ,
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THE LEPROSY
Of SIN WAS DR..
LYONS SUBJECT
Continued from Page UneJ

sin. We hear much in these DAYS
about vice, but too little about sin.
VICE reveals the wrong attitude to.
ward man, but sin tho wrong attitude.
toward God. The wages OF sin Is
Gealh. What use was it to try to bring
10 Naaman consolation III the fact Of
his wealth. his great reputal ion, ard
worldly honorS. The grim hideous
spector of certain doom kept stalking
continually before his eyes. He wa.
4 lepcr. Iou that are away from .Ie,
SITS Christ rejecting his mercy and
living in your sins. how can YOU find
peace and hope and joy. knowing this
lcprosy is pcrmcatinG your being and
sounding your sentence OF death:
Let us note in the next place thu
Influence and the agencies brought
healing TO the leper, God hath chosen
lie weak things OF the world 10 con.
found the mighty 1t was n little cap
60 500 bt 'Ht fftftfh ti tHfHtt tRit
brought the message OF delherance
doubtless many time since she had
been torn away from her native land
and kindred had she felt that her III.
would be OF little use. But very
snail telegraph boy can carry great
message. In Christian work it is MOI
question how much power You nn,e
Eut how much God has. We are TO be
ambassadors OF Jesus Christ.
There is something almost pa,
! theric. at least grotesquc in the plan
and act Of the Syrian king in sending
rich treasure to the king of Israel ask
ing him to heal his general. In the
presence of the disease OF lcprosy the
king OF Israel acknowledges his com.
rlete hclplessncss. So many foolish
people Today seem TO think that mon.
cy can do anything. The greatest
things on earth money has no power
tc buy. Money can buy companions
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Tor his life. Any six year old school
hoy could have done better than this
Arralt coward, that he was. He did
rot want to stir up anything unptcas
an; with the people on earth from
whom he sought favor and political
return him 10 congress when The next
election came around.
But after Jesus Christ had beef
crnrified they spent large sums OF
money for precious ointment will,
which TO emhatm the body OF the dead
Savior for he could reason with him.
self and argue successfully with the
r"bble should they care to ridicule
HIM that there was no possible harm
could come from dead Christ.
And now what did they lose by
their silence and cowardice? They
|"St their spiritual strength they
might have gained by companionship
with Christ.
Henry Drummond was asked how
Students could succeed in athletics.
He replied. Practice In swimming
and cricket ball and all else--bv
practice. Hoy can We succeed in
Christianity" Practice, practice. prac,
lice. And again they los, the fruit
Of their followers they had once Ell.
ioyod during the time they were nc,
tive. aggressive Christians. II i oniy
Indifference and sluggishncss rha,
hurts the cause, nothing else.
Lost Their Opportunity.
"NicoG"mus and Joseph lost the OBJ
ro!Inniti to obtain and retain the love
"l Jesus Christ and salvation. | hon,
csIly believe that win all the culture
prominence and Influence Of There two
men that when they reached the gates
OF heaven they found them barred
?@ains, them. For Jesus Christ has
said; Those who are ashamed of Nc
cannot be My disciples. Come now
.@y friends. and accep, Him"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-09
|FIRSTYN kFI)|
vs.
E1 sssEags =
First Ward School.
B. q bg u

4 n large number of visitors were
present AZ the First ward schools yes
iterday afternoon. visiting the various
grades. Programmes were rendered
in each grade and were unusually III.
terestitg. A Short session was held
this morning and the classification
books distributed The commence
ment programme viii be rendered in
the Diamond Street N. f. church at
three o'clock Monday afternoon. u:
Waitnan Il, Barrie, of the ". V. T..
VIII give an address. The friends ANA
patrons OF the school are cordially in.
vited to attend the graduating eXer,
c'ses
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Personals.

Mrs. Herndon Fawcett and son,
james. of Clarksburg. are guests OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Thomas. In Diamond street.
Miss Anna Armstrong. of Iowa, WHO
is Visiting here. has returned from a
short visit at Fairview
b; Mrs. Summers and son and daus'f.
ter, Of Little Falls, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Morgan in Columbia
street.
Miss Carrie Doyle. Of McMechen.
I has spent several days with Mis-
lodra stealey in Merchant street,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-09
THE GOLDEN AGE AT HAND.
Seriptural Evidences That Are Aston
ishins-No One Can Afford to Be
Without the knowledge.


We do our friends Il valuable service
when we call their attention 10 tie
valuable book entitled. THE TIME
is AT HAND" In which are given
many ScripturIl evidences to prove
where we are OF the stream OF time.
MEMS hearts are failing llsm for
fcIr" and many Of the leading think
erS are proposing remedies to better
conditions. The Scriptures assure us
that mans extremity will he Gods
opportunity. and this book holds out
an anchor To those who fear the wave
of unrest now spreading over the
world.
The honest heart confcSses that 1t Is
ut Il loss for an explanation Of tran
spring events. While we refer 10 this
us the BRAIN AGE and the Age Of
ENLIG HTENM ENT. nevertheless
many realize that we are faust ap.
preaching It crisis which is wrapped in
darkness owing 10 the present world
wide social, religious and political un-
rest.
Send 81 cents ut once for the book.
Bible and Tract Society, II Hicks
Street. brooklyn. My.
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Visiting Here.

Mrs. Bessie Linn. OF Phoenix. Ar!.
yche, and Mrs. Ruby Richardson ani
children, of Pittsburgh. Pa. are the
guests OF relatives here. Mrs. Rich.
ardson has spent several weeks at
Phoenix with her sister, Mrs. Linn.
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True Christians
(continued from Page one.)

~
him permission TO have 1t. Had he
lbeen ordinary or in fact any but the
VERY highest type OF man tilau.
would doubtless have turned his
back on him. But Us II was he treat.
cd Joseph with the utmost respect.
These Two meM had done great work.
! ioT had il not been for them the bon. !.
Ct Jesus would undoubtedly have been
taken and thrown out over the walls
:or the wild beasts 10 Gcvour. or cas-:
into the Di 10 be consumed by fire as
was customary with the bodies OF
criminals.
Had you gone into the temple al
j"rusnirm and asked them il they
we're Christians they wCuld immrGi
a'cly have told you yes. But they
would have said that they were not
"l the class who openly declared their
faith in Christ. John said they were
secret Disciples
Were Tco Modest to Acknowledge
Jesus.
Then you would ask them why
ihry were not openly for Jesus. and
they would tell you that they were
90 modest and ;imid and would have
begged to be excused from doing as
they would say. making holy show
OF themselves. l'ut they were not too
modest 10 arceP; high political post
lion. They accepted the Office of con.
gr"ss(mcn in the highest tribunal OF
u" land. Will you say that i vii! nor
h'ccpi high political position be.
cause ] have TO come in contact VIII,
me people. What would YOU think
OF young man who wouldn't get mar.
ried because he was 100 timid and
modest TO stand there before the
preacher and acknowledge the giri as
his wife, and be afraid that people
would congratulate him after Il was
all over.
This is something want 10 send
right straight home to you. If YOUR
lite Is a true life you will nut away
any timidtly that may exist in you.
Some say they will wait while and
be secret Christians. and then If thew
%ei aloh. all right they viii come out
and be avowcd followers of Christ.
ut was like these Two men. Joseph
and Nicodemus. who said thai they
We're afraid 10 come 0Ht in the obea
and be regular Christians because
there might he some obligations they
would have 10 take that they were
afraid they might NOT be able to iul.
I'LL. and II they failed. /, would make
j; worse than ever for them.
Surprising a man should refuse 20
start In business because so many 9th.
"rs had failed and he nigh, do like.
wise. Liz" The Young man VITO sar,
lit would never marry but would re.
main Il bachelor all hts tie for fear II
he married Il girl he might run away
rom her some time. Such things aud
feelings. my friends. will make iail
nes among men in all things they
undertake. No, one OF these things
we're The real reason Tor the stand
back methods OF these two,
Loved the Praise Of Men More Than
God.
"JcsnS tells us the real reason of
their indifference and iimidity. |;
was because they loved The praise IF
men more than they loved the favor
OF God. They feared the jccrs OF the
crowd OF arrant towards. who stood
Ground and would ridiculc them Tor
being disciple OF Jesus Christ
81 call upon YOU to look at the weak
defense OF Nicodemus before the coun.
ell when Jesus Christ was being tried
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-09
Seriously TT.

Mrs. Anna Satterfeld. o, State
street. has ben seriously III for several
days past. ,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-09

Lille Myrtle Dma VS.. John Frank.
lin Dunn. chancery: Juno rules. NJ. l..
Sturn. attorney for the plaintiff.
A. A. Fesier committee VS.. Martha
]. Watkins. summary; June rules.
Tusca Morris, attorney for the plain
t;n.
Circuit Court.
L. ". Showalter VS.. Charles l..
Tosuc. assumpsit; damages $500. Juno
rules. L, c. Frame. attorney for the.
plaintiff.
The Wise Packing Company vs.
Sherman NJ. Wise, ct al. chancery:
lyme rules. NJ W. Ogden. attorney
for the plaintiIl.
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Deeds Flied. j.,

Deeds were yesterday filed with she
county clerk for recording as follows
Malissa II, Hamilton and husband TO
Joseph Kochnavage: alparcel of land
in Lincoln district: consideration,
Sl5N.
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Notice.

AN members OF Waneta Council No
Is. D. OF p, are urged to be present at
tbe regular meeting this evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-09

The average person knows and
notices good advertising. ard assumes
that the merchant who advertises well
does all else well,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-09
Death Certificates.

William j. S. Harmer yesterday flied
two death certificates with the county
clerk for record.
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Suits Entered.

Suits were entered Yesterday on the
process books of the local courts rs
fellows:
intermediate Court.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-04
EIom0rs Visitors

Last Thursday evening the Misses
Marjorie Shaw and Nell Mulcahy en-
tertained at the hume of the former
In honor OF the Misses Fair and
Birkhart. of Seattle, who have been
gisiting with friends in the city for
past few days The party was In
the form Of a oaId party, with music
aud a general social hour at the close
of the playing. Five hundred was
played, and prizes we're awarded to
Messrs. Reed Knapp aud r. I. Bren-
nan, and also to Miss Grace CLARK
and to Miss Birkhart. Delicious re-
freshments we're served at the close
of the evenings entertainment.
Those present we're Miss Vera Lew
is. Miss Grace CLARK, Miss Florence
Gregory, Miss Lillian Heating, MisI
Florence Brennan aud the Missei
Birkhart and Fair of Seattle, anC
Messrs. a. R. Taylor, W. d. Keeton
f. n. Cook, Reed Klapp, r. I Bren
nan. II. L. Muloahy, A. ID. Shaw
Jr., aud O. r. Schultz.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-04
S p@rtS

WARDNER-KELLOd SUNDAY

Today the local baseball team will
cross bats ia a return game with the
strong Bovil team as one of the fea-
lures of the big Fourth of July cele
bration at that place. Both teams
have been strengthened for the coca
sion. aud the battle will be of the
keenest, as there Is much rivalry be-
tween the two teams.
Buvill suffered defeat at the
hands of the locals a short time ago
by a score Of to 3, and they are
anxious TO retrieve their defeat by a
victory by a much larger score than
the previous game. The first game
was a pitchers battle between Parks
for the home team and Browning for
the Bovill aggregation, aud from the
early reports before the game, these
two men will again oppose each other
today.
The st. Maries team has been great
ly strengthened during the last week
by the addition of a new inhelder,
Dude Ritches. a former member OF
the Occur d'Alene and Standpoint etar
aggregations, having Joined the team,
aud will play here for the remainder
Of the season. as he is now engaged
Ia business in this city.
Jack Kelly, one of last years star
players Of the team will probably be
ia the lineup of the locals also, as he
is expected to arrive In this city &c
assume his former position here this
week. With the addition of thes'
two players aud the switching OF
Kringle and Roach to the out field,
st. Mar les will again begin tn lool
like the ali star aggregation she hal
been IN the past
Many OF the fans of the city viii
accompany the team to bovill, anC
will spend the Fourth at the celebra
tion there, and 1t rontlng will hell
to win they say that they will b.
there with the goods
Sunday the team will play Ia TIL
city, crossing bats With the stron
Warduer- Kellogg team. This teau
has always been hard one for th
locals to beat and from the report
from the Occur d'Alene country the
are as strong this season as ever ant
will he here fighting all the time t
win.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-04
Theatres
AT THE GRAND

The Grand Theatre started of Tues
day evening running their high class
motion picture show each evening Of
The week The Grand is proving ad
ditioually popular since the change
was made and good sized crowds are
attending each evening. Upon the
visit Of Managers Thessin & Sommers
to Spokane Monday they secured the
services of W. V. Shipman, recently
operator at the Fun theatre In thst
city. to take charge Of their machine
here. The new operator is an expert
enced man In his line of business aud
the patrons will not be bored upon
attending the Grand Theatre. with
long waits between pictures. so com
mon an occurrence In motion picture
houses.
The management has also purchased
new Powers Six A machine aud this
will be installed in a shUrt time.
placing the ploutres at this theatre as
clean and less straininR upon the eyes
as possible.
Friday evening there will be {
grand ball hled at the theatre. aud 6
guod time is assured all attending
On Saturday evening the Colonia
Musical Comedy company will return
for a one night engagement, the shoV
to be "The Irish Poet, " stated to be-
the best on the repertoire of this pop
ular company.
A new innovation which the GRAM
managers are making is that of anna
tuer night, bookings of different act
by the theatrical talent of the city
having already started.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-04
Additional Locals

Peter Montgovon, of Fernwoond,
was 10 this city Wednesday on bust
ness.
The Misses Fair and Birkhart, who
have been spending the past five days
visiting with relatives aud friends 10
the city, left Tuesday evening over
the Milaukee railroad Tor Wisconsin,
where they will spend ehe summer
months visiting. returning to their
homes 10 Seattle in the fall.
Dan Kennedy, cruiser for the Mil
waukee Lumber company, went down
to Occur 'Alene Thursday to spend
the Fourth with bis family. lie has
been away from home seven weeks,
and feels that he is entitled to a few
days lay off.
W. P. Warner, assistant general
passenger agent Of the Milwaukee
railroad, accompanied by W. W Cut
Ter. another official, was IN this city
the fore part Of the week aud made q
trip Of inspection up the branch.
Mr.. aud Mrs O. f. Osmer, parents
of Mrs ". S. Nelson, left Wednes
day 20 return to their old home a
Spring Valley. Wisconsin. They vii
make several stops on the way, to Wis
it friends aud relatives and expect
that It will be ten days or two week.
before they arrive home.
J DR.. W. r. Clarke left Weduesda.
D morning for Spokane, where he vii
e meet bis sister who is coming fror
e Biughamton New York. TO spend th
next Eve or six weeks visiting IN thi
g city. Upon leaving here Miss CLARK
will go west to the coast and vii
spend some time visiting at Coal
points. returning TO her home by va
Of San Francisco aud Denver Owe
p the southern route.
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tanned at a launch party Sunday 10
honor of their guests. the Misses
Fair and Birkhart of Seattle, who
have been spending 8 short time Wis
itinQ with them In this city The
party. Which included Miss Nell
Mulcahy aud Messrs. O. r. Schultz
aud "a. L. Mulcahy. took Mr.. Annis'
gasoline launch aud vent up the st.
J.e river, spending the afternoon in
viewing the scenery along the river
between this city and st. Joe.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-04

Launch Party
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Annis enter
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-04
"Trip Ends with Walk Home

Sunday afternoon A. ID. Shaw, Jr.,
and z. L. Brennan took their sisters
Miss Marjorie Shaw aud Florence
Brennan for buat ride up the st.
Joe river in their new launch. The
trip to ST.. Joe was made without a
stop. the new engine working to per-
lection. The party delayed Tor some
time In st. Joe and it was quite dark
whea they started for home. When
only a short distance down from st.
Joe the boat hit a snag, and the pro-
pellor was bent so badly that It was
impossible for the party to continue
the trip. By this time 1t was dark
and after the boys had padded the
boat to shore aud tiled it up to a tree
the party started on foot for home.
They we're a tired aud weary crowd
when they arrived here, at 1850
o o'clock, and they state that II there
/ is Ia he any more launch rides 10 the
future they will be in the daylight,
when they can see the obstruction
and snags ia the river.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-04
IDEAL PROGRAM

Tonight's program at the Ideal con
sists Of the following: "Pierre of
the North" stirring drama of the
northlaud. Next a split reel. "But
tercups. - followed by 1.-THE Panama
Canal. Last comes a screaming
farce entitled 'Three Suitors aud a
Dog "
The Ideal will open its doors at ? p.
IN. on the Fourth aud run all after
noon and evening. An excellent bill
Is offered. First comes "Pathe's
Weekly" This week too. Mutt gets
into trouble. Then comes an Edison
drama called. 1.-THE Doctors Photo
graph. " Last on the program comes
Vitagraph with Mr.. Fred Burns in
comedy role, ig a comedy entitled
"Polly at the RaneF ~.
Matinee Saturda y - q sharp.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-04
METHODIST

Sunday school at nine O'Clock Sun
day morning. This will be followed
by the sermon at eleven O'Clock.
There will be no service in the church
In the evening, owing to the uninn
service in Shelton & Warren's hall.
The Ewporth League gives way to the
open air service on the lawn east OF
the Mountain View hotel This ser
vice will proceed the unions service In
the hall and It IL hoped there will hS
a large gathering. Come and take
part in the singing.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-07-04
Churches
PRESBYTERIAN

Presbyterian church service on
Sunday the 9th Of July IN Shelton a.
Warren's hall at ] q. m and 8 p. m
Union sevice in the evening at 8 p.
m. Union open air service 10 the
band stand at the Mountain View ho-
tel. All are cordially invited.
r. TWEED, Pastor.
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Society
ave- ON Camping "Trip


Yes day afternoon the Misses
Amy muGregor. Nell Mulcahy aud
Marjorie Sh-w, left for Conkling
Park, where they will spend the next
two weeks on a camping trip. Miss
Vera Lewis, the fourth member of the
party, was unable to 90 with the
other young ladies on account of the
sickness of her brother, but as he is
rapidly improving she expects to go
to the camping grounds later and
amend at least a portion of the two
weeks outing there. The young la
dies nAve rented a house at Conkliug
mark and they expect to thoroughly
enjoy their outing at that place.
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