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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

Again we are confronted by the old
question as to whether women should
propose. This time 1t has been raised
by lecturer In New York and dis
cusSed by such authorities as Mrs
Lille DevereuX Blake and Mrs. Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, both Of whom hold
to the view that she should. Mrs
Blake asserts that many girls are too
shy for their own good; that they do
not give man sufficient encourage
ment, and consequently fail to get the
proposal that they might as we'll have
as not. Possibly this Is true, but II a
girl Is too shy to encourage a man to
propose, Is 1t likely that she will have
the boldness to propose herself? Mrs.
Stanton admits that girls do substan.
TALLY propose with their eyes and In
many other coy ways" but she thinks
they should have the right to do it in
words. Here, however, she touches
argument In favor of the present Gus.
tom. A girl can propose with her eyes,
and as a general thing a man can not
A girl has the intuition and tact that a
man lacks. She is quick to discover
his feelings toward her, and, having
dlscerned them, she can do with him
about as she pleases. In nine cases
out Of ten the proposal rests with
her now. and probably comes quicker
than It would II either could ask the
au-important question and each was
waiting on the other. The little arts
by which a woman attains her ends
matrimonIally or otherwise, are what
endear her to man In n large mea sure
and to replace those by mans direct.
ness and bluntness would be to take
away one OF her chief charms A man
IN her position would be helpless, but
she is not. The subtle influences which
she employs IN directing the course
of her love affairs are natura. 10 her
pleasing TO man, and exceptionally ef'
| fectiye. Why make any changed
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

edge NJ American courage. Only he
roes dared TO face the pe-,ls ~ Ameri-
can pioneer ilfe. We needed no Castle
Gar,!en Inspection III the early days:
the fear or the Indians sifted emlgra-
ton for us II is owing ia no smlii
part To him ttat America was settled
with the choicest pioneer material that
ever opened up a new country,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

The determining influence Of accu-
rate gun fire demonstrated by the work
of our squadr0ns has been recognized
by the British admiralty. The per-
centage of hits made by English ships
in target practice, both at moving and
at stationary practice, was of late so
ineXplicably low that no reason could
be advanced for 1t save the want of
sufficient exercise with the battery. AS
n remedy the quarterly allowances of
expenditures with ammunition have
been doubled and the resultant prof.
cheney ought to be greatly increased.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

Brunettes may, as alleged, be the
fashion, but that golden girl FROM Col
orado. who Is going to the Paris expo
sition, cou.d have her pick Of suitors
all the same.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

There will always be cheerful idiots
who hold giant firecrackers in their
hands, descend from balloons by para
chutes, rock boats, aud never know 1t
is loaded" II their ravageS could be
confined to themselves it would not so
much matter, but usually It is some one
else who has to suffer from their Id
iocy.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

Plush seats add greatly TO the dis
comfort OF railroad travel in summer.
They are hot and unwholesome and
they breed microbes. Why they are
retained in view of the manifest supe-
riority of leather or cane bottom sea rs
can be explained on no other theory
than utter disregard fer public con-
yenienCe
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

A Boston man has sued Cor divorce
because his wife sold kisses at 500
apiece at charity fair. Strange it did
not overwhelm him to think what be
had been getting gratis.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

The yellow Journalism which has rep
resented Admiral Dewey as declaring
war between the United States and
any other country has some correc-
tons coming. Dewey doesn't declare
wars He ends them
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

Scientists now declare that the kiss
ing bug is not the plclpes melanoles-
thes but the cornorlimus sanguisugus.
We think the public will join us in the
opinion that this is important If true.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

The passing of the Indian is attrilmt.
able to the fact that he resolutely re.
FUSED to submit to the domination Of a
superior race. He died. weapon In
nand. This was more than a negative
service to US 1t has sharuened ,hs
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

So long as Alasks was a barren
waste of ice and snow and no indica-
tons o: go thhre was no trouble
a5ou. the boundary line.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23
SNvVvVVa Nts9ttVvEVHtlN1,
: TIMELY TOPICS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

At sev rTesN,.t stage of development
the way to make the automobile effect
I've IN war Is to present It to the enemy.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

Evangel'E Moady hiss concluded that
thH churches need roof gardens. 1t
would be practically ncriptural to pro
claim the gospel OH the church tops
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

The "honor" of the French army has
received another ylndication by the sui
eide of Capt. Cassagnade, at Toulouse.
He had submitted to the local academy
a poem of unusual merit. and a crown
of amaranth was decreed TO the sup
posed author. who had plagiarized all
but the opening and closing stanzas.
Being detected and exposed. he con-
cluded that life was no longer worth
living. II all who strain after praise or
credit that does not belong to them
should take themselves out OF the world
who could estimate the possible reduc.
ton of the populatonl
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

Du Fatty he Clam has been released.
probably owing 70 the fact that no.
body wanted to insult his boots By
kicking aim oct.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

The hero Of the moment in England is
a 14-year-old boy named A. e. f. Col
Inns, Of Clifton College, who recently
made the record cricket score OF 628
not out He batted for seven hours.
The next biggest score was that OF A.
r. Stoddart. who in 1886 scored 4S5.
The biggest score the great Dr.. w. @.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

A certain publisher who didn't have
time TO read the manuscript of David
Harum" hires a boy to kick him every
time he notes the Issue of another edi-
ton of 10000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23

Grace ever made was 400, in 1870. An.
other boy who is winning fame In Eng.
land Is little Johnny Relff, the Jockey
Rein Is also IA years of age, yet he "a
earning $4,000 a year, and is now men.
TONED as a dangerous rival to Tod
Sloan Less than three years ago Reir
was schoolboy in Cincinnati.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1899-09-23
HAPPY EVER AFTER F.;
sxsEeesseeesesseeeseseees
Of Ben being in London.

no NTIL we met face to face In q
crowded street | had not known
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-16
Dor at aipGrge CIT Wis.
foritaaelie.

gDanftersn@ gr. 30 bar pniior
o.. Auosren, 9mi9ronts os 50.
monosprait, Brootlpn, *. o., nso.
belt OfientIisbeoen, at ban ibIanbt
@runotuieianerns i portI W E.,
1T bet 5notrpt, at BoftOr .. =. Z 8 o:
ltaar enc. On iuaoou 9sm9rt.
ming fan let blius misiOrifnast Of Golf,
iom lite tenoe Stiuinssu pea mari 5olo.
O9 oa ies %uiltnof sr ben enelte Brat i
b. I. Rirts, Der = %iOruoen guitor An.
oerien - bar ct nelere psrionli9t 8enb:
fab til De tirteIiss 5OrbOIo / os omtrins
Portlnno, iaa amer ieg bet iOm min
pliet oslaa at meoosIe bet 5notrpt, iss
bar faast al Stiuinsen. % bet sr oO
MN Ousrbeuisnius, at paltor 9borsbp
itaar miot ibIanbt en- 5lot Of bsaige
Uiennelter, iom ior IN lior Del ere
TONNE til OmusubeIis os Gro usO BAT.
Iborebps girtiomheb. Wsn maafte
regnes bette for MetbOoisme2 Denne
puItOr lbotebps Stiaing er pit Iiss
iaa boIobar iom no9en unoen vaaiancs. "
O9 tommsr gafior Z. I'll grooflpn %
NaD Dort, iaa ltanr ban beuer lite enc,
ibi Der iiuoes en- lille 6ioro al 6errens
Bonner (baaoe gGsfOIt Os 9rafer) fOm
eIife BAN Os gIGbe fig uso bet eiuiens
Orb, ban %iOrtpuoer. Giaise sr quitOr
EbOrsbp ina beIOis itiaet, at ban
lite bebeOer at boue fine 9ennsr ubsnfOr
bet Samiuno. bUOri ban istu itaar.
Wrbebisit
3. s. ailbfis,
p. t. ebieusO, ST., b. 10. Aug. 1899.
9srmeo amer Di osnne gag Tor for,
bunbiet tit tube.
Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-16

cola. Eeras. 800. I'll RisfOnsn /
Rorb DatOia Omtrins $500.
d Gil gitmisfonen omtrins $3.50.
e Gil Observation-Disclosures omtrins
5000.
3. Bsnnerns oil aItiaa le, at Der
titles ct maansoIist Rruu til Misfons:
tasien al omtrin9 5000, ioet Ntisfions-
drbeioerue me9et setns tube baue oeres
Ioueee 9jaIp uobsiaIt buer Maaneo.
Som enbuer interssieret Safer ueb, pno.
bpiler bet mig at uoftriue anuisniu9 I'll
Samfunoets RasIerer for ubbetaIino
at oisie gen9e. Wen buis Der iaa ln9en
8enge sr | Dtislionstasisn, CT Del tunst
os imsrteIi9t, iarlist mar man ueo,
Observation-Disclosures tr9nee baarbt til
oeres lille gen. Maa jig berfor enbes
Zig ii9e til aue enbnu bette Orb tenne
Sang: 9mbebs6rsbre. Reni9bsber,
enteIte 8enner, Roinoeforeninser, ungs
oOmsforeuin9sr, 0ugIiugs: os pi9sfores
ningsr - RisionStasierne ere for mar:
u9rsnoe lite aIene TONNE, men ouen /
8ebst bolt / @RIb. Der transes berfOr
til en- - eiebIittsIi9 9jaIp til 6errens
Says 6remme paa Misfonsmarten.
pen uiIos nosen iaa ipstse, buao dsseI
tunoe ri gaa efter for at pioe, ON Der
tom NOT IND III StoIens o9 Risiions:
uirtiombeoens aarliee Drift, oa blot
bette 9int for paa ny at uiie, buor Iibt
Der / @runbsu bsbppsbes al ben e%nfslte,
ON ale tonfrmerebs RcbIemmer pare
msb at poe I'll gibras - buuo uue uis:
ieIi9en buroe for oeres e9en 8eltsnelies
StgIo. Cant, 9snner, blot en- : 0 /.
ar at busri t%ouiirmsret Reblem | ben
forenebs 8itte, Oct uiIns tlare nus arau
rissIis; ibi bet uiIoe ifsIse gsrstninsen
fra Aarsmeoet / 9utdinion reiuItere /
$500.
5mioIsrtib mobtas iua bisis lantsr
til %nsiers 9fteriunte Os SfterIeUsIie, Os
LAB os iaa / 5Guesitab meo @laos billie
busronbrs men bette 6eIirnnb: 9eIt mso
6erren rs belt meb / bans @ernins.
Sna ifnI ri O9iaa i Aurets Sob TONNE
til at srfars en- 3e9n meb 9eIf9neIie
Opsr os til Derrsns Nsre og grobre:
%ianifunests BtiiurteIie Os mango SiRIes
6relfe. 4men.
Rtb 6reoens Os R~GtIi9bsos 9iIien.
o. 9. gbriftianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-16

ui uiue 9ere oil bet lort on bar
bubet os. os ri piae gaa III alt,
buortil on oil ienbe os.'
(9oipa tap. ,16).
Gisfe Orb er ct font llotrpt Tor bet
SinoeIas, ben 4unrsns @nbsb, JON
Ssraei par sennemtrGnst at, oa BET
fob / geereb meo at saa OUer 9orbans
JIoo for at inotnse Ranaans 9ano.
RGppe nosen Gang / @~uosfOItets 81.
Itoris iuoe ri en- iuu ifen Aanb, iOm
Der paa bette 9iospantt, bet puntt mems
Iis, ba pn9tesfoIfet fob farois til pao
Joiuas 9int, at inotase eanoet. Men
bet bsr beaer lite foruuore os, at finoe
solicit 9ennemtrengt esentIi9 fun al cen
Ianfe, Eemlis ben Iante: 9i bile pare
meb 6erren - meo | bans arbeioe; tbi
bitre Og tuuge grfarinser bauoe 5sraeI
siort paa ben LANCE Os beiUerIige Or.
fenuanorins, lamtioist meo, at Weoies i
bet tunse AffebsejebIit baUoe fOrebOIot
Solicit paa ny 5errsns 9iaIp Os IrO-
falibeb fremoeIes.
5srrens mestise 9jeIp ssnnem Ors
fsnreiIen % ssiterne ON, at ban fIems
oeles piloe bialpe benz, MATTE fploe
6oltets 6ierter meb @labe, Got oe gooe
Bsilutninser. Oct sr oeiaa | benne
Situation Ssrael %beinoer fig nu, Uso
~sSnbsan9en Os JnotaseIlen at Ranauns
eano. Get 9isrte % cen SiaI," bet
par iaa at iise Aanoen / bet beIs, eaer
meb 9erren os meb | bans arbeioe, bet
CT, buao ui bile. 9errens 5oriattelisr
Pal OpfpIoes til Os Os Deb Os iOm bans
ubuaIste Colt. JOriatteIlernes gaut
ffaI ri M faa. Os JoriatteIIernss CAB
ifaI fomme | Iibernes 6uIbe til Ell
GreIisr for bsIs Msnnsitsbsosu. ga,
faaleoes lpiie oa 5oriettelfsrue5 os
Vaaoens Sol ben opsr Jsrael, loet
Solicit fob Der beberifet fun af bsnns
enc fore Ganfe: meb 9errsn.
Uaen bet par faa o9iaa paa famine
lib 9opebuiIfuaret Tor, at SsraeI funos
bepare 9erreus genffab os g~eIfsneIie
ouer fig. Beg bet at fra 6srren % life
berte bans Rsf os bOlbt bans paSt, oa
piIOs ct laabant AfiaIb baus forfaroeIise
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-16
5ranober9sW onumtentet.

8 gDanFteren" Rr. 81 Ter lea, at
min Ben os 9mbebsbrooer, puitor 6br.
Said = oreOeu al en- inbsrIie RerIisbeb
- bar rejit Adobe paiior y. s. lranbs
berg ct Ueinoesmarte Deb al eiue bana
pIaos iblanbt R9tterne. Seq ital blot
- uoen at TONNE nGrmere ino paa
gaitor 6aIds leoIosi elsr bsiatte MIA
mere meo bans aGrIisbeO - bettiI fac.
at aomiteen bar fun bsnusnot iia iii
Ralter lranbbsrss genuer % lite til
bons 5ienber ON Biftanb / bsnne Soo.
Men ON bans 5isnosr irembeIes sni,e
at iere ari9 mob ben aiosbe, beQiae
Wanb, oa bar leg iniet osrimob. San
uiit lite bslsr.
) III asos DoSe fprte ban aris imoo
6iltiterne, oar bsfpGrst meb 1remQno
og oite eeet al Spiosboreere; men na
sr benne iorpinie Sial bismme hos
6etrsn, bpor ban nposr ben fulotomne
6feO | Sumiuno meb mango 9saiae,
Iom ban ber paa 3oroen isrietfl Rriltus.
6an bar 6reo | 6immeIsn. Fab BAN
osiaa baUs 5reb paa 3orosu. ga ri.
bans genner, uile OsiOo seins baoe
sou til / 6reo at rsife oenne 6errens
1jeuer ct WinoesmGrte.
p. t. aOeine. isis, -. Aug. 1899.
J. ). 6iibfiq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-16
ct Bar Orb til Yaitor
Gbr. said.

aGrs gaitor Said! Oct sr nui9sueI
en- baarb og burtis Dom, iom ou /
fDfte Rr. at ,Daniferen" TaIosr opsr
ben gamIs, tro og nibtare 9errsns lie.
ner, 8altor y. s. Tranbbers. Sen, TO,
tire, iaa bar ou BAN bsmt iom baabe
Donatiif, RiIiaft Os uniOnilt. Oct CT
iaa bet Ninoe, fom bu OfientIis | Dimes
rita uiI ieiie ben gamIe 9Gosrsmaub,
Der arbeiosoe troIis til fit gius aftsn
for fin fare 9errs ariit. Dsite er
Dommen Ouer AM, isenusm bpiIfen
Cub uisisIis osiaa ueIfsnebe big | bins
llnsbomsbase. Os lite aIens oil bu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-16

5 ben forlebne llse bar bet uRrst
tenoeIiet, at man beosr lite @uos Me=
nigbeb ibIaubt be 8anife beroure for.
seuss ON Ell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9i
bur mootaset an bstpoelig gum ira
mango genner, og ibst ri 6rin9er pot
biertsIiee Iat til enbusr iiRr, iom bar
aubnet 9ierte cs guns for be uOolioenbs
Ruinber os Born oerbismme, sIRosr ri
os oper, at oisie @auer ere siune at et
rent 9ierte os Ell uifrsmtet Samuittiss
beb, tbi nj bare lite tusst % piae life
tnse Bnrti / Strioen; oss uarbifuIosrs
er @auen fra iaa mango, iOm uiae bette
enc: B~armbiertisbeo. Manse at be
@nuer. ri bar mootaset, ere iumIsbe al
sutPIte Wenb, BEN brin9er ri an iarIie
Cat for oeres 2lrbeioe.
Rsu iiben ri fun nu beber ON en-
@ope en- Sang Tor ale, bUorfor uiI iaa
nue life pare meb? TesuRrre er Der
anlsbnins not enonu. Obi bells er,
lom bet oil frem9na at WsbbsIsIisn
unber .8aumurt@, gotouten lite bIeusn
%ilnttst. iom bet | forrise uss iaa uo til.
5dgforeuinssrne bar nemIis inlet Be:
tinseIier for 5OrIigst, Os N%rbeiossiuer.
foreniueen mener, at ct 5OrIig er ct
JorIis.
Ulsn ieIu ON gofcutsn iIuties, oil
geipisningsn bog bIiue ~fortint en- Iio
lang = aaIebes bar Romiteen
mebbeIt-, tbi Der UiI uare Dob not
enooa.
Altion: Der er enbnu lib for ale
benz, Der lite bar betGutt De uoeluttsoss
Rpinoer os Born msb en- gaus, til at
fan benne ienot.
NIB. Sc 9ilttn oper @aDerne Sioe 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-16

tror CUBS Orb / Nab. 2O2 9esuer ba
on uirteIis ale be Wlenneitsr Tor Slllas
lter, iom tror pnn tt Iuinoanrsri9tf
Nt % Sammtr bal Cor mango Var
liben bleu Der IRrt mig. at ri lepeot |
Iuinoaarsrieet nu. Msn oa ie9 laa
LATTE Nab. 30 og iaa at ct 9ousetsn'
oetegu paa BET di9e uar, at 0iGuelet
pat bunoen og lite Iengere tanee torlere
6oItene. iua ipntes Jog bet bog nnoerllgt
os tunos lite fro Zig gGre; tbi tGntte
ie9, CT Satan bunbsn nu sler oar parei
bet bioiiI ssnuem airtens 9iitorie 60
lite er meb Ill nu at f%orfere 6oItsne,
buao ifnI Der bog iaa bliue al, naar ban
tOmmer los. Den Au9sb. Ronf. II
iOrtolter ilet lite, buab Granbbsrg IGrts
ON lufinbnursriset, mfn ben Fare, at
bette Niss ifal bIiue ct ipnli9i, lOroilf
Rise, buor Dc fromme ItuIoe lore ct
uerosIi9t Re3imenie oper 9eroen. Wen
i%aaIsoes IGrte % lranobers olorig. Eors
reiten er Der uel nGppe TO ieluiiGuoi9e
tentsnbs Iutberife IeOIOser, iom ere
fuIotuo snise ON be libite Gioer. ulen
iou uoen uiesrs, fOroi man lite tan belle
meo en- Mano | bans OpfutteIfe / bisie
cling = iaa itrats oiientIis bense aats
~teritiIt paa BAN o9 fable bam nb Tor
8iIialt - bet sr uRppe efter Rriiti
aano. - Rsi, Lab Os ina fna flare, ips
beige geuiier fra Subs Orb, bel itaI
uas beie fig for.
O9 ben Care ftuIos fore til 1rp9beb,
ioet IMAM par lao omirtnt pis pan, at
Seius fom lite for ON Get, TO saer tire
aar." Oct er li9efrem Of paaoutIe ben
9amIe lranbberg noget, Tom ban aIbrig
buerfen lGrts sler trosbe. Qeppe git
ben Nano til 0uiIe an sneits Aiten,
uben at ban ltueuoe foretiaebs fig %
bereote zig til Seiu Romme.
lreois AntIage: l6an par llnionift.
ga, men bet uar bn ueI Ssius Osiaa !
Sob. 172 Oct itnI ui on pei oue pare
paa famine Maaos? Seq os ou bar 10
oa ior npIi9 uaret meo Ill en- linton.
ga, men lranober9 par Iutberit Carer
ueb 6onsresationaIiite Stole / 6bis
ca9o. So, men tan eu lite iise mig,
buorfor ban Tile bIeu bet2 Uleo faa.
oaune geuiier antIo9er ou 10 big itlu.
0u fob 10 / mango Nar | ct erunbipi.
giant Samfuno meb en- srunotuigianit
Ronltitutiou. Bar bet iaa lite falit
llniOnisms? Os iao uiot ies %iOritob,
par ou mango Gar ristis taaImOois
bar. % mon Ou lite til en- lib par
imiitel al ben sruuouisiunlts Surbsi2
9UOriOr git bu life ub Os sit msO bet
.Sanlt 6ittelamfiino," on bet lite
turoe saa til ben DANTE Rule" At
6rpst Tor iaIff llniOnisms2
Os iaa Ill SIutnius tun esitt
Spsrgsmaal: 9uab o9 buem mtner
ou, paitor Said, naar bu f%triusr ON
.messt %unioniliiit gGisn bIonbt os
islu2"
Gstte forbi jes mtb 9ulinbe andre
differ ben samIe Granoberss Ulinbe =
men bog meit, fOrbi jig nil Snnbbsbtn
Os triitsIis 5tibeb paa SUBS Orbs
@ruuo.
Din | 8rilto forb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-16
eoat 1sm fos aatarrbsz aIsss, TOM ,us..
= boIoer aptftoIp.

sfteriom tntilelp hfisrt pii forbarue 2 maaeicutsu
g falesouet9 posIeess ta btis ephtm, mar tt
laut Ios9s tnp eitnHem SIimblHbsrns. &aabanns
aritfiu turss sIbfia bruses, nHbiaaen otter qserifyis,
20 ee9ilge koeeri iht ben Stdbf, b. nil afSfs, a. Il
eanss purrt cab be sebe girfnlnes, Tom BE- %ntuiiapIs
ssaite bapt. Halls Catsrrh Cure. tilbtrsbt al y
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1919. % brast lem inbpories Dlsbidn, uirfer b,u tirs,t,
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-31
BIG SPRING.

Born, to the wife of Hugh Wright, on
the 9th, a girl.
B. S. GARRISON, Jr., was home from
Louisville and spent Sunday.
Mrs. John Trent, near Custer, died
from softening of the brain last Friday.
Misses Maud Doran and Nan Martin
visited friends in the country last week.
Mrs. James Harmed has returned from
Louisville, where she spent several days.
Miss Lii Clarkson leaves for Louis
vile Tuesday, to be gone two weeks Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. Hicks and son, Of Hill Grove,
passed through here Friday on their
way to Nertrees.
Miss Hortense Miller spent Saturday
with her parents. She is teaching school
at Howell's Valley.
Mr.. J. w. Norman and sister, Miss
Myrtle, attended the Sunday-school asso-
citation at Brandenburg.
Mr.. Frank Hardin, Miss Lizzie and
LYDIA Walton went to Brandenburg Sat
urday and remained over Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Hardin and Miss Zelma
Strother attended the Sunday-school
convention at Brandenburg Thursday.
The patient that Dr's. Strother and
Willmoth operated on for appendicitis
on the Goth, inst, is improving rapidly.
DR.. Strother attended the Meade Coun-
ty Medical Society at Brandenburg
Thursday, he was accompanied by DR..
Wlllmoth, Of Blue Ball.
Mr.. Charles Norman, who is reading
law with Mr. Marriott, of Elizabethtown,
came home Saturday and remained until
Monday.
Miss Zelma Strother will attend the
district conference of the NJ. Z. church,
South, at Ridge Springs, which convenes
next Wednesday.
Messrs. John Meador, Jr., and John
Carter spent Sunday at Stephensport, the
guest Of Miss Dan Carlton and Mrs.
Nichols, (nee Miss Emma Carter)
Mr.. Guy Meador, Misses Ruby Miller,
Daisy and Mary McMeador visited friends
at Cecilia last Wednesday and attended
the commencement exercises at Lynland
Thursday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-31

subjectas only Mr.. Burton can, and had
the undivided attention Of the audience.
After a brief report Of the county work
aud Of the Atlanta convention by the
County Secretary, "The Sunday School"
the subject Of the afternoon was taken
up. Its history, It's development, and
its purpose was we'll given by Rev.
Hines, of Garnettsville. ats 0ficersp
was 10 have been given by Rev. j. j.
Willett, who vas unavoidably absent.
Its Teachers" was the subject Of q
splendid paper by Miss Maude Addison,
and Its Pupils" by Mr. X. ]. Willett.
The subjects were open for discussion,
and after tie whole phase Of the
work had been given a resume was Civ
by Brother Leitcbheld. A report Of the
committee showed that the old officers
had been reelected, and that no time OF
place had been selected for the next
meeting, They most sincerely thanked
the generous people OF Brandenburg and
vicinity for their hospitality. They also
wish TO thank those who added 80
much 10 the attractiveness of the meet
ing by the music. And we are under
lasting obligations to the Messenger and
the BRRcKENRlDGE News for the courte-
sizes extended, Long may they live and
prosper,