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Doesn't work for Love.

1t 10 very agreeable Ito the other party for
man afflicted with the political fever, to buzz
around this oice until he gives us to understands
in an inferental way, that his friends are puah-
ing him for office and then expect as to bring
him out as candidate just for the fun Of the thing
1t seems that Some people consider newspaper
legitimate institution to sponge of ard Il they
can get something for nothing, graciousy accept
and do not hesitate to s'ccSs'' the editor If his
ideas do not accord with theirs. The newspaper
business may be labor Of love, but We have
been disappointed in love two or three times
and do not take much stock in the article, es-
pecially when applied 10 business transactions
~ IKeystcne Commercial.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22

HE present lresldenIial campaign
bids fair to be the most indecent on
record and at this early stage morality
Is shocked at the foul slanders enlinat-
ing from both parties. First comes
the Cleveland scandal concocted BY
antagonistio democrats, however, and,
unfortunately, adopted by many re-
pubhcans as campaign weapon-then,
as ali inevitable result, followed the
outrage upon the character Of Blaine.
The latest and most vindictiye Is the
slander published BY the indianapolis
Sentinel, the particularsof which ara
unfit for publication and for which an
action for libel has been instituted.
TO cap the climax, even the sancfity Of
the tomb has been invaded. In a
cemctery at Augusta, Maine, All infant
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine, who died
iii 1854, lies buried, and q marble shaft
on which the date Of his birth and
death we're recorded in raised letters
marks Ills resting place. Recently ii
was discovered that the date Of The
cl1ild's birth had been carefully chs
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which could do good neither to science
nor humanity. AT best, these arctic
expeditions are a result Of morbid
curiosity or q desire for notoriety, and
the sooner they are discontenanced the
better,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22

Al best itappears ridiculous to hear
men shouting against the elevator
monopolies and fairly crying over the
wrongs Of the poor farmer, who are
themselves guilty Of mulcting these
same farmers to tho tune Of three and
four per cent month interest. for
loans.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22

THE New York Sun continues firm
~ its opposition to Cleveland. In a
recent issue it says; sIIad the demo
cratic convention nominated Thomas
r.. 'Rayard or Samuel ). Randall Or
Allen H Thurman Notwithstanding
the objection against taking d candidate
from an October stste--all would now
be plain sailing for tie democracy and
victory would be already assured
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22

The long-delayed cxposnre by
United States Commissioner John !.
Davenport Of the celebrated Morey
letter has been published. The forgery
is incontrovertibly fastened upon q
New York lawyer named Henry III.
Hadley and it IS slheWn that the names
Of Morey and others, neptioned IN con-
nection with the letter are fictitious.
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D. W. GTLLEs. Defendanfl

The territsry Of Dakota sends grceting 10 E. wv.
Giles, dcfendant.-You ale hereby Summoned to
appear before at my office IN the town Of Warmer
in said county, the day Of September Al d. 1854
at o'clock pm, to answer 20 the complaint Of the
above named plaintiff, j. I Kingston, who claims 10
recover Of you the Of sixty-sx (66) dollars and
eighty-seven (S7) cents, being the amount due on
promsspry note given to Kennedy a Kingston on the
9th day Of April A. d 1883, ard payable orsthe rst
day Of October, Al ID, 1883, and endorsed By them to
said ]. Kingston, and now past due and unpaid
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to appear
and answer as above required said plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for said sum of sxty-six 1901
dollars and eighty-seven s7 cents and for the costs
of this action.
Given nnder ny hand this 18th day Of July. al d
1854 C..N. CooFzk.
Justice Of the Peace within and for Brown Co.. D. T 7
A. GREEN, Plaintiffs Atty. II
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THE secretary Of the interior has
reversed Commissioner McFarland's
decision to the effect that applicants
for final proof must show cultivation
by crop. secretary has also ordered
that all litigation consequent upon
such decision be suspended.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22

The commission appointed to In
yestigate coal deposits in the Moreau
valley have made preliminary exami-
nation and find immense deposits from
fifty to sixty miles up the river.
Several hundred pounds Of the coal
were brought to lie Beau, where it was
thoroughly tested and found to strong
" resemble Virginia camel coal. The
valley is about two miles wide and
heavily timbered, while the surround
ing country is hilly and broken, The
commission expect to complete Nheir
Investigations and report by October.
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GEN. BUTLER's letter accepting the
greenback nomination is out and its
phraseology is exactly as anticipated
-@just like Benz What his treat
ment Of public questions lacks in logic
is compensated for in yigor, and none
of them escape his notice. Every ex-
isting institution Of the United States
is severly condemned, and it were
strange indeed if, in the general recrim-
ination, his admirers could not find
some grain Of comfort for their dis
gruntled souls.
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Taken up, Apeust 18th, 1854, BY the under-
signed az Rondeil, OAK, one roam horse about
eight years old, with white hind foot. Owner
can recover same by proving property and paying
charges. u. q. HunrHnEr.
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ARE the fools all dead, or are there
more still living who wish to suffer the
horFcrs Of another expedition ii search
Of thepole2 The neutrality-suspicious. of
the Greely parts should be III itself sufli-
cle1lt'to prevent any further efforts ii j
ufecfzoA the accomplishment even Of
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22

The county convention for nominating county
officers has been called TO meet at Columbia
Oct. 2. at IA o'clock M, in which the several
towns and townships win be entitled to the same
representation as above.
]. d. Reeves, Chairman.
JAMES PATTEN, Secretary.
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AT last Mr.. Cleveland has published
his letter accepting the democratic
nomination, and for anything new or
statesmanlike it contains it might as
well be-, left unpublished. The full
text will be given next week.
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WARNk9 MAnkHrs Nv heat. N<sir tzc f|o,..
pee oWt.. @2sNQ feed per c;bt. 81 81 a Il tst4
aez, 1ssi csal pet son, 10 so 4 '
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THE w Sun.
is issued every Friday evening BY
r. ]. @. MACLEOD, EDITOR AND PRoP'R

Price Of subscription $500 per year; six months
Son. Subscriptions must be paid invariably IN
advance
THE SUN is admitted to Tx. mails at secOnd-elass
postage rates.
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than any other paper II the district. onr fae
ba,nO onlv "a 2b yhan ra;d - a,s.a,,s
nat ,sa;d Il advs, az 80. .,.l.s 49, Ia e "a
i.ss q 60 % sile sesaiaF ies oi @0s1V
viii pe charged, without niscrlmlnatson,
-~><N1Sr<r~--~-,-,<><>~N
-. ~
l Notice Is hereby given that the following named
seuisT mas MED notice 81 his intention 20 make final
@ads ssRopPe sSsRpo5 bo q e ss@ s s said o
land Office at Aberdeen, Dak on September ao 1884,
FDs No for the " Nof sec &. 10 rar Il. nac 4.
Lille names he following Witnesses =, ,,r~ IL; -
tinuous residence upon and - s; &
viz: N 1 Gilbert, o. A. swanson A. II. Cranuns
and John Williams an 81 Warner TaL s. ~ssf's
q tn =. McCov. s(Sn. pes,.,..
b, M Anderson Attv q - p'9sss
/
Land Office at Aberdeen, DakA August ID. 1854.
settler has filed n6s;er u b~ soe'nk usnieq
proofin support II his claim and thss aid as I1 ~
made before tie recesr 81 T os wv p
Aberdeen DiM, asssss2 q osisss ssssa Iss4
ps ne. ef70, iosthe ssw of ssc .ss, town III d,
nra s s nAss sne iollowing witnesses 70
~ ~, 1f ssecnse upon ane euitivaon
s and ssT sth. 81 il0aSe e amgaI fsl 1 Nli
1890 M1i, @ 1s taken py ~ SEceyc,
g = Mccoy, Register.
Nass asna 1ss as AssrassS sss shsl pa August
settler has fled notice ~ h;s 49, .s s'e1
proof ii support ii his claim and that aid ,r 5i ;i;
be made before the register receiver Of ri s. land
eng : es'assn EDwxs Dsx S1 ossa os,9ssfo 9 as
so3s. lor ne En- sss so, . iss range 64
lii eopfinos ,,'a g prove
land ~i F Svh aha rl w. g sad
Ssss am Lon aesf 81 Hssidsss 1sa bak And ss
IGooAs = 1>uro'pn' o"k. !, = 49,
Thomas Brown. A,tys' y I = - q -
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22

a farm 81 miles south Of warner, 90 acres
broken, iS scres Of which Is old ground, with
good house 11x20 feet and lean-to l0x20 feet;!
good stable, well, etc; possession isamsdiste.
Apply on premises 70 w. y. SrEyhxs.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-22

Hotel Property for Sale.
will sell my hotel property IN Warner cheap
for cash or will exchange for good real estate
near town. JOHN FOSTER.
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To Remit.

l60 acres Of land one mile south Of Warner,
all broken. together with ali necessary farming
implements. Apply at this Office or to
10. QU1xBY.
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The 5UN publishes Final Proof Notices cheaper
than any other paper in the district, our fee
bsing only $4.25 when paid in sdyanc when
not paid In advance che regular fes Of s6.So
will be charged, without discrimination,
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Summons.
rr1EpRITnRv q

rT7ERRIToRY OF DAKoTA,
IN iustice S Souft- county 0f Brown. a. ~
Before G. N. Cooper, Esq, lstiee Of the Peace.
J. 7. KINesroN, Plaintiff,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-08-09
CHURCH NOTICES.

NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.-J. II. Brad
brd, p. C Preaching every End and 4th
Sunday in. each month, ut II o'clock A, NJ.
and at candlelighting.
NJ L. C4URCH.-James Lokey Pastor
preaching 1st and 5rd Sundays at II O'Clock
.. M, and y o'clock p. m. Sabbath-school
every Sunday at 8! o'clock u. M. PRAYER
meeting every Wednesday evening at I
o'clock.
BAPrIsTs - Preaching at the School
House, on the fourth Sunday and Saturday
before at o'clock. l. Davis, Pastor.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN. - Will
preach at the NJ. Il. Church. south at II
o'clock on the Sd Sunday of each month.
REV. w. d. RUDOLPH, in charge.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Preaching every
Sunday Mt II O'Clock A. NJ, and p. NJ. d.
X. DEScHuLLIE, A. NJ. Phi. d. Rector.
UNION SUNDAY School ut the Christian
Church every Sunday at o'clock z. NJ.
w. IL. PETIT, Supt.
AMERICAN SUNDAY-sCHoOL UNION.
John T. Wilson, missionary ofth Socie-
y, travels on the North Arkansas district
visiting and organizing schools. Supplies
schools with literature by mail or otherwise.
Z. o. Harrison, Ark,
Lock Box. No. II.
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$3.50
ALL AALL.

From our EfFular Correspondent
Wheat threshing Is about over
IN this vicinity.
Mrs, Weaver and family of Spring,
field, Mo, are visiting relatives here
and at Valley Springs.
Jos, barger who has been in Tex
AS for the past ten months, return,
cd one day last week.
Prof. Edwards is talking OF going
to Sulphur Springs to ROMAN dur.
ing the warm weather.
DR.. Singleterry and family are
spending few weeks at the Sui.
phur Springs, near Gather Noun.
tain, for the benefit of his wlte's
health.
John W. Barger was married to
Miss Laura Stubblefield on the 30th
ult. The many friends of the young
couple JOIN in wishing them a long,
happy and prosperous HE.
A letter from c. D. Vance, at
West Point, informs us that he is
trying camp life now, and says that
the inconvenience of it was almost
past endu rance at the start, but af.
ter becoming accustomed to 1t he
did very we'll. Stay with 'em, C. D.
W. B. F.
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LEAD HILL,

From Last Saturdays Bugle.l
Farmers are all happy. Crops
arc too good 10 talk about.
That "first bloom" has not yet
made its appearance in this Office,
but everybody who has stalk Of
cotton growing, says 1t is looking
fine and healthy.
The gentleman who had the mil.
lot six feet high with heads twenty
one inches long,G) must not forget
no promised us sample for the
New Orleans Exposition.
A rumor has reached us within
the past few days, that tho "yalIcl
stuff" about which the Searcy folks
have been going crazy of late, assays
fifty cents a ton for making sulphur
ic acid.
Twas " low.downod, damnedna.
bic fraud" Enlightened rascaIty, :"
and hundred OF other fine fowcry
epithets that were applied to the
situation when Tilden was counted
out, and the CALLED ones mover could
find words hot enough to apply TO
tho "counted,in," Or language strong
enough to condemn Sammy j. for
his cowardico, but now "Smon Is 4
noble, hlgh.toned honorable man"
and "Col. Fletcher is too good a
Democrat to even grunt at the &C.
ton of Democratic ConYontion. :"
Consistency, thou art jewel, but
dInged if you have got much foot
hold among the rlngsters of that
run this state.
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ives. End Teachers Association.

" Sss Ina 4g3lAs4 sAsstsA"bV4'
Association met Friday, Aug, lst
ut Bethel school house. The Char
man not being present, I, +. All,
bright took the chair,
Remarks by Teachers and Direo,
tors generally, but no special work
done, Adjourned to meet satur
day at 10 o'clock, A, NJ.
SATURDAY,
Teachers and Directors present
were; w. ii. Farris, Arch Hop
per, Thos. Officer, W. S. Albright
and B. NJ. Estes, Directors. 4. F.
Albright, J. N. MeKaige, |. o.
Proctor, W, s, Hutchinson and W
+. Mitchell, Teachers.
First on the programme for Sat,
urday's work was speech from
Thos. Officer, after which W. f.
Mitchell delivered a discourse on
Arithmetic. Remarks by J. W. Me,
Kaige, T. F. Albright and others
Language, by Il. +. Albright.
A talk from B. NJ. Estes.
This closing the programme the
Association adjourned to meet al
the same place on Friday Eve be-
fore the LIST Sunday IN Sept. For
which time was arranged tho fol
loving;
PROGRAMME,
Address OF Welcome by #. f
Officer. Response by B. NJ. Estes
Address by d. N. McCurry. Els
say by Miss Olive Hulsey. Address
by Prof G. A. Watson.
Reoding by J. W. Kaize, follow.
cd by G. A. Gamble and others.
Arithmetic by W. f. Mitchell fol.
lowed by ]. o. Proctor.
School Government by Prof. c,
A. Watson, followed by Il. J
Thorn.
Phonetics by T. F. Albright, dis.
cusslon by the Association.
DR.. J. l.. Sims will be present and
will deliver an address on Hygiene,
T. F. ALBRIGHT, Pres.
W. f. Mitchell, Seey.
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Eastern Arkansas reports mag.
nlhcont crop prospect.
Brinkley, Monroe county, is to
have $4,000 school house.
An epidemic of plcnics and Bar.
becues is committing Its ravagOs in
Franklin county.
The interal revenno receipts from
Arkansas for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1884, were s9l, 009.
In Logan county, there arc 81
Sunday Schools with 1888 pupils
and 244 teachers and officers.
Some good brands of cigars arc
being made at the factory in tho
penitentiary at Little Rock.
A barber at Cotton Plant, in the
eastern part of tho state, had fight
with a white man and bit off bis
ear.
A little son OF i. D. Stevens, who
lives near Boles, Scott county, re.
Gently killed panther six feet in
length,
Gilmore, the man who stole sev.
eral horsos and mules from the farm
OF Mrs. Gen. Bonneville near Fort
Smith not long since, was overhaul.
cd IN Montague county, Texas, aud
brought back,
All the prisoners IN the Desha
county Jail, seven in number made
their escape on the night Of the 18th
ult. Some one furnished keys to
unlock tho doors.
The friends OF tho "throo mile"lo.
cal option law won tho day at For
rest City, ST, Francis county, their
petition having a majority OF tho
names OF the persons legally qualif.
ed to sign IT..
The Bolicionto Institute will
mako its Twelfth Annual opening
on tho second Monday IN Soptom.
Dor 1884 During last year li3 pu.
pills were enrolled in this school.
Quito number of those students arc
now teaching schools IN Boone and
other counties, and 1t is said tho
BelIofonto school prepares moro
teachers than any other school in
tho county. Tho outlook for tho
fall term is very good. Soc card in
ahVLhCr column
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Local and Personal.
-'-Buslness quiet.

--Buslness quiet.
The Dorcas Society meets on
Thursday afternoons.
Fifty Dozen Webster's spoilers
at Phlllips & Bakers.
1t is hard to be poor, but to be
ashamed OF it, 10 putting salt on a
sore.
Fresh lemons, honey and jel.
lies of all kinds at the City Bak-
-.
- cunningham & Bradley keep
CONSTANTLY on hand ice cold Eureka
Soda Pop.
Hot coffee and cold lunches at
all hours of the day, at Fasbender's
City Baker.
Learned men are never anx.
ious to appear learned to others, or
TO be called wise.
Live on what you have live if
you can on less do not borrow, for
vanity generally brings shame.
A fresh stock of everything in
the way of staple groceries just
received at Cunningham & Brad.
lcy's.
Tho most ignorant have sufIi.
cient knowledge to detect the faults
OF others tho most cloRr sighted
are blind TO their own.
z |i5omo beautiful sots CT China.
Are at unroasonabIy low prices and
largo stock of glassware, otc., at
Cunningham & Bradley's.
Unlimited severity of iudg.
mont, without investigation, is n vi.
olatlon of tho law Of right, often
worse than tho fault you arc con.
domning.
Like most garments, every.
thing in life bias right side and a
wrong side. You can take any Joy,
and, by turning it round, find irou.
bic on the other side.
For SIE.--IIigh grade Cotsw old
Sheep. alI on or address,
J NJ BAILEY,
BelIoiOnlc, Ark
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PARKER'S TONIC
A Pure Family Medicine that Never
IntoxiCates.

If you Are mechanic or farmer, worn
out with Cver-work, or mother run down
by family or household duties try Pnrkor's
Tonic.
If you are a lawyer, minister or business
man exhausted by mental strain or anxious
cares do not take intoxicating stmulants,
but use Parkers Tonic.
Ifyou have dyspepsia, rheumatism, Kid
ncy or Urinary Complaints, or if you arc
troubled with any disorder Of tho lungs
stomach, bowels, blood or nerves you can
be cured by Parkers Tonic.
Caution !-Reiuso all substitutes. Park
er's Tonic is composed OF the best remedial
agents in the world, and is entirely differ,
ent from preparations Of ginger alone.
Send for circular.
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VALLEY SPRINGS.

from our Regular Correspondent.
Some sickness around US.
> Pleasant weather with showers.
Col. D. N. Fulbright is putting
up mammoth Creamery, to store
80 cent wheat in.
Our public school will begin on
the first Monday in September IN.
der the control of Prot Michel, Of
Carroll county, assisted by Mrs
Roark, of Marion county.
We are looking for a shower OF
candidates on the 10Th, and will kill
the big rooster and churn. We
wish them all good luck, as they
are q pretty clever set of fellows.
One OF our neighbors, MIR. James
Shirley, was accidently shot last
Friday by some sharp Alec boys
who wore fooling with an old pis.
toI. We lament the accident as
Mr. S. is a quiet hard worker, and O
good citizen.
Later from Spitsvillc, Searcy
county, we learn that section has
been heavily sailed and spit upon
by the great Gold Splitter. This
splitter splits as never man spat be
fore. Hu is batter and bitter
and am afraid if he don't use
moro salt he will spoil. His spi
is 80 rich we would like to have O
Jug full, or have on our overcoat, sc
we could catch i! in our pockets
thus separating the Black Navy
julce from the valuable parts with
out wearing Il out ovor tho lime
stono rocks.
PETER WooDALL.
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IIISCOX ~ GO.
IG3 william street, New YOrI

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Fine Stock Show.

On the first Monday in October,
1884, there will be fine stock show
in the Court House square, at Har.
rison, Arkansas. Every person in
the county that has improved stock
of any kind is invited TO bring it to
Harrison on that day. The exhibit
zion will be free for all. No admit
lance fee.
Judges will be selected on tho
grounds. Steps will be taken to
organize q fine stock association If
thought necessary.
The Bdgle IS requested to publish
this notice.
MANY CITIZENS,
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sunday-Sohool Convention.

9AA9ay -SSnSS4 SeEFsAEtsA'
The fourth quarterly Convention
OF Crooked Greek township will DO
held ut Gather school house, in
Boone County, Arkansas, beginning
August 10th 1884:
FRIDAY MORNING.
Convention called to ordor at
900 o'clock a, M By J, K. Cole,
President.
Song, All Hail tho power of 10,
sus name.
Prayer by Roy, Mr.. Il. D, Stock
ton.
Address Of welcome by Samuel
Alexander, S. s. Superintendent,
Response to tho address of well.
come by J. B. Gather, S. s. Sup't.
Enrolment and report OF dele.
gates.
Object OF Sunday.school Conven.
ton, by John T. Wilson, s. s. Mis-.
sionary.
Music.
Recess until 2 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON.
Convention called to order at 200
p. m.
The Sunday.School Superlntond.
ants duties, by Il. Ii. sehweitzer,
President of tho Boone County, S.
S, Convention.
Discussion by volunteers.
Duties OF Sunday school teachers
by Rev. Nr. Lockoy.
Discussion by volunteers.
Classification OF Sunday schools
by John T. Wilson, S, S. Mission.
airy.
Discussion by volunteers.
Music.
Recess until 700 o'clock.
Devotional exercises by Rev. Mr..
Jockey.
Followed by Sunday addresses
by select members of tho Conven.
ton.
Adjourned until Saturday morn.
ing at 900 o'clock.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Convention called to order at 900
o'clock.
Devotional exercises.
The international Sunday school
lessons.
Opening address by Isaac Martin.
Discussion by volunteers.
How to study tho Bible, by John
I. Wilson.
"To wear the white rose of u
Blameloss lifc," by Judge D. Ii.
Perew.
Music.
Recess until 2 o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON.
Conventional called to order at
2 O'Clock p. IN.
How can we gather all tho chill
dren OF Crooked Creek township
Convention
Opening speech by l.. IL.
| Schweltzer.
Discussion by volunteers.
How can we more fully interest
parents IN Sunday-school work ?
By volunteers.
Roview of Crooked Creek town
ship Convention by W. T. Nichol-
son and j. Ii. Mcmillan.
Music.