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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-11
SUIT FOR TRESPASS
James McGrady Run over At Primers
Point.

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. l0-Special-
The trial Of the unlawful trespass suit
Of oscar Young. Of Newport News.
against the Baltimore. Chesapeake and
Richmond Steamboat Company, began I'm
the United States Court to-day. The
plaintiff came from Baltimore 10 Old POINT
with his family on one Of the defendant
company's steamers in lN9S. and alleging
that certain baggage miscarried. .et up
a claim for damage The baggage claim
ed 10 have been lost was in hts room at
n Newport News boarding house. The
company sent agents TO make an inves-
tigalion and the agents. It is alleged,
forclbly entered Young's room. For his
the plaintiff asks 5000 damages.
The Jury late tonight brought IN a
verdict for the defendants.
Young brought suit 10 the Court Of Law
and Chanc-ry. this city Tor The loss OF
his baggage and recovered S'0 damages.
lanes McGrady. twenty-one years Cd,
Of Runalo. y. y. was run over by a train
at Pinner's Point to-day and probably
av injured.
The Jury in the federal court in the
case Of Eliza Ann Teemer. colored.
charged with perjury I'm an attempt TO
secure a pension. failed 70 agree and
were discharged. This IS the second trial
Of this case. a hung jury resulting each
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-11

- sent To the various chapters 10 Dc i"i
saIe bv them. and the proceeds win DC
turned over to the monument fund
OBJECTIONABLE PHRASE.
,uss rutherford read the following
resolution of Miss Kate Mason Rowland
..yyhereas the United Confederate Vet
Grams AT their reunion I'm Atlanta IN 1885
condemned the phrase war OF the re-
bellion' as applied to the war or lSl-o'
and advocated the title war between the
states and
whereas the Virginia Division. u. d.
q al their Convention in October. 1898,
nassed a resolution advocating war De
tween the states M the same was done
nv the Daughters OF the American
Revolution at their congress in 1879 wheh
this body of 1900 women. from all parts
of The United States, through their ueIe-
gates pledged themselves to use their
Influence to have substituted the phrase
war between the States for wa OF the
rebellion, be it.
Resolved. that the United Daughters
OF the ~COnfedoracy. in convention a.
eembled. November 3. 1893. ut
the Capital Of the late Confederate states
of America. solemnly record their de-
termination 20 use every influence as Il
hodv and Individually TO expel from me
literature Of the country ana rom tHe
daily press the phrase war OF the re-
bellion' and 20 have the phrase war De
tween the states be il further
"Resoived that the United Daughters
Of the ~Confederacy. rs n body mo IN
~dividually use their influence with mem
bors Of the Congress Of the United States
to have substituted war between the
states for war of the rebellion in the
publications Of the Departments or the
United states Government. this Govern
uent being the agent Of the Fereral
Union. which now Includes the States OF
The late Southern Coufcderacy:
.Resolved that copies Of these reso-
lutions be sent 10 the daily press and
forwarded 20 all Senators and members
of Congress, rs Well as 90 the President
of the United states and heads of De
partments.'
This resolution was unanimously
adopted.
The meeting was then adjourned until
ten o'clock This morning.
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Prince Of India" Rev. G. L. Wharton az
evening. .
RE-. L. 81 Omcr viii preach at Third
church sunday morning and evening. h'.
s. il. Farrer breaches al Cowardin-AFen.e
church. Manchester. morning and e~fei"'7'
ana Rev. j. a. Dearborn preache at A@t-
shal-Stroet Sunday morning. and Kew D.
@. She.blrn in the evening.
THE WOMEN'S BOARD.
Yesterday morning the Christian Wom-
ems Board NJ Missions session were held
On the English Lutheran church ana lhe
meeting was opened by singing NJ falth
Looks Up to Thee and in accord with
the sentiment of she hymn the Rev. l." A.
Cutler led in earnest prayer, after Whlch
Prof. O.. A. Young Conducted, as le"
men can DO. q short Bible study.
The President. Miss kent, delivered AZ
some length "a very interesting message.
filed with words NJ c0n~gratuldiion, enc
cour8rement. and a~dmonition.
Seerctarv'e. Trcasurcr's and Committee
ON bible Chair work reports ell showed
marked progress in al the work mat
these cody women have on their minds
and heart. Numbers and dollars are
good indications of progress, but what
work would not make decided advance
mcnt with such q and OF consecrated
Christian women behind d.
The reports by districts sho" t"4l 'l'le
arc I'm the state - auflIl'Ilts WIN lf',
members and thar ne-r iour 'Hol"
dollars We're c~onlilDu.'1. No. AZ
Report oil i,I1s'I 80 ,yorL rs
-~cce-srYI and the rouorts
peen I,is ~ ore now I'm the state %
INV -. p,fr5cre Win cqe mem
poaLu' ~ 'tt. ara lontrfbnted during the
,s-.
r.~,1r,,t ronorfed that
No"',e. y" : Ieo members 3 annual
.-y has 5.i.eates and o. visitors
ne.n
Va" t.r.1,,.. session tno report of the
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OBITUARY.


Mrs. Mary Burley Chambers. the widow
Of AIR. Middleton Chambers. a prominent
tobacco manufacturer of ~Lynchburg. died
at the residence of her SON, Mr.. william
VI. Chambers. No. 9 west Grace street
yesterday at 710 A. NJ.
Mrs. Chambers maiden name was Allen
and her sole remaining relative is her
sister. Mrs. Margaret Garnet, of Man
chester. of which city Mrs. Chambers was
"a native. SHE was q sister Of the late
Archer Allen. who was for a number Of
years Commit ioner of Revenue of Man
chester
Several years AGO Mrs. Chambers had a
stroke of paralysis and had been falling
i'm health ever since. Her only child was
Mr.. w. NJ. Chambers. of this city.
The remains win bee taken 90 Lynchburg
to-day on the 1890 Chesapeake and Ohio
train. and the funeral will take place at
the grave. The intermcnt Will be in the
PRESBYTERIAN cemetery.
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WINNIE DAVIS.
Prominent Delegates.

Nashville has sent one Of the largest
delegations 10 the meeting OF the Daueh-
tiers OF the C0nfederacy here. From Chap
ter No. l there are Mrs. NJ. G.. Goodiet,
the first president; Mrs. John c. Brown,
wife Of Tennessee's FIRST Governor after
carpet-bag rule. ex-president; Mrs. John
L. Hickman. secretary: Mrs. William
Hume. president. and Miss Rosa Handy.
Frank Cheatham Camp. No. %, of Ten
nessee. has sent as delegates Mr.. 5. A.
Cunningham, editor or the Confederate
Veteran: capt. William Hume, and Dir.
John Il. Hickman.
The above mentioned ladies ard gem
tlemen have always worked cary. and
late for the Confederate cause, and have
lone much for II.
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CHESS AT TIE JEFFERSON.
PiIIsbury, the American Champion
PLAYS With the * chmOnd Experts

Last night MT. Harry y. Ptlsbufy me
champion chess player OF America s-sp
an exhibition under the auspices pr
Richmond Chess Club. az me 1e"oi'0
Hotel, In bllndfold play.
lie engaged nine chess and ioir on-ea,-
players. The rooms were crQ"oeu WIN
chess and checker ~enthuaiasts iho.
who faced NJ. pllsbury. ana me fe9"i'
OF their games. wee as follows:
Chess-Dr. otto Meyer, ost. VI. G. X.
London. lost: william j. Wood lost, Dr.
Russell Pemberton and Mr.. h. y" Wal,
consultation, lost: Ben. T. Barrett an"
+. Palmer Claiborne. consultation
drawn. Reuben shsrrers and Georee
srvan consultation lost; Chas. 7, Loehr
ana prof. Fred c. Hair consultation
lost. Major =. A. Wexford and Rev. II.
NJ. Hope consultation o T. g.
Cbeckers-s. F. Mays, drawn George
T. King, lost; c Il. PIaseman' drawn
O h r.. Williams. lost. 81,
To.nlght Mr.. Pillsbury VIII play an
corners in chess and checkers simSl'Sns-
ously.
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LOSS OF CONFIDENCE.
Belief Prevailed that Votes Wonld
Not Re Counted when Cast.

BLOSSOM HILL. VA. Nov lO-Special.
rhe returns from the different voting pre-
cincts show. IN all probability the small
est vote that has ever been pol'ed az any
election IN this county. 4 large majority
Of the voters would not 20 TO the polls,
md gave as their reason that their votes
would not be counted after they had
cast them.
Hence the very small vote
The returns are as follows: \. =. Ewell'
tho regular Democratic candidate for
House Of Delegates. received He votes
W. s Morse. the Independent candidate
for House Of Delegates. and who would
have voted for Governor ]. Hoge Tyler,
for U. s. Senator. n elected received 20
votes. Ewelrs majority. 81 votes.
This county usually polls on elections OF
this kind about 800 votes
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CITY MISSIONARY.
The Conference To BE Asked To APP
uoint one for Richmond.

A meeting of the Methodist Centennial
church Extension Society was held al
Broad-Strect church at o'clock. a very
ENJOYABLE religious service wa
and then a business session was heIu
The executive committee p~rtfented n re-
port. and the following recommendations
were adopted:
The Mission Board o. tire Virginia Con-
fcronce viii be peutioned 90 appropriate
son FOR the support OF a city missionary.
The Methodist churches and Sunday
schools viii raise 5000 more for this pur-
pose.
4 committee consisting NJ Jno. F..
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HITCH IN SCHOOL
APPROPRIATIONS
North Carolina Treasurer Says Law is
a Handicap.
LUMBER COMPANY CHARTERED.
Raleigh POst-Omcc Handled n Large
Amount of Mail for thc Month Of
OctObcr-Commission 60 Appeal
From Judge SimontOn.

RALEIGH. y. G., Nov. 10.-spocial-
The LEGISLATURE made a special ~oppropria-
ton Of $4,000 Tor the public schools in the
state. bat with the decision Of Judge
Simonton the state Treasurer says 81 may
be that Pc cannot mcot the appropriation
a. promptly as he could. did he have the
tax on the increased valuation Of railroad
property in the State.
The law making the appropriation is so
wordei that the usual formula "oet OF any
moneys moi Otherwise appropriated Is
omitted. The first section says 'that the
sum of 10000 be. and the same is hereby
appropriated. annually from the state
Treasury for Che benefit of the pubic
schools This wording, therefore. slNeS
this appropriation precedence oil an CUNT
special appropriations.
ne law provides that this money Doe
maid bv warrants of thc state SuleIlnl'n-
dent Of Public instruction on the SI"'e
Auditor IN favor of the county treasurer
OF zach county. the FIRST Monday III jan
uary.
LUMBER COMPANY.
The Elise Lumber Company. of Moore
county. with capital stock of SOU" was
yesterday Incorporated a. the secretary vi
states Office.
All tho postomcos I'm the United states
were ordered 10 begin ON She 20 OF Dc,o-
her ana weigh every particle Of mall oe-
posited I'm the Office for hirty-hVe days
then a report was % be sent 90 washing
ton where q Gailv average would boz made
the object Of al this is To- tnd ont lhe
total amount OF mail matter OF aI classes
handled IN twcn-v-foIr houre at each OIL
fee. as b the amount forwarded from e'ci'
Office hv railroad trains during tho twenty
f,ur horrs and the amount Of equipment
necessary for handling this mail.
Postmaster O.. ~. Bailey takes great
pride in the fine showing Of his office in
the T.7Gs pounds OF matter handled dur
ins the month OF october.
AN APPEAL
Tho CORONATION Commission Is preparing
ite anpeal 90 the Circuit Court of Appeals
~ Richmond from tho recent decision Of
nudge Slmonton in ne railroad tax case.
The handsome new Presbyterian church
here IS nearing completion. % yesterday
the old bell which was cast more tnnn one
hundred years was swung IN the
tower.
senator Marion Tutlor says he will
stpmn the stale % fight tine proposed
amendment. Heretofore Doe has refused 10
tof, Thus hana-in-h hand with Republic
conism. the leading Populist i the state
announces himself. His party holds bacN
from the fight.
rrbo Insurance Commissioner says that
,hirfv-one life. fcvcnfy-uino ere. thirteen
accident and surety companies ana SlN
rraternal orders have been granted Hctise
10 DO business in this state uo to oale'
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Branch. @. w. Hardwicke. 6. L. Bidgood,
Or. r. w. sun and Addison Maupin, was
appointed to attend Conference and re-
quest The Bishop 10 appoint a suitable
man for city missionary in this city.
The Methodist preachers Of the city viii
be requested 20 present the cause of city
mission work TO their various cOngrega-
tons on the Sunday in Christmas week.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one.
and the work for the next year is looked
forward to with much interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-11

Bishop A.. W. Wilson. d.. d., LII D.,
of Baltimore. Nd, VINO Will preside over
the session of the Virginia Con-
ference, which conyenos in Peters
burg. November 18th, viii preach
at Lnion-Station Methodist church, this
city, tomorrow night at o'clock. Bish-
cp Wilson is the senior Bishop OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. South.
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CITY Courts.

In the Circuit Court yesterday morning
judgment was rendered for the plaintiff in
the case Of l.. Il. Garrett against Thos.
Myers. for 800.
In the Hastings Court. William VIII
iiams, charged with cutting Luther Page
at the Tredegar Works, was acquitted.
Judgment was rendered in the Circuit
Court for w. B. lsaacs, trustee, against
Thomas z. stage for sl45.
Judgment was rendered, also. for B. T..
Isaacs. attorney in fact for Julia J..
Isaacs. against Thomas Z. Stage for siiO.
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BlNKLEY MURDER CASE
Evidence Not Damaging-old Davis
school BARRACKS Burned.

WINSTON, y. c.. Nov. lo-9pttl"-l'h
witnesses were examined Tor the SldLc l'-
day in the Binklay murder case Ahelr
evidence is not very damaging except 10
Thomas Reed. who is charsed Win hI,"S
o. raf.I ehot. and this has TOT been definite
Is proven. ,,+
Cobler and Hudson were with him. bul
There h. some doubt now about their being
put uDon the stand
The jury IN the Florance-Buiner ihI'Il,'-
ride cose could NOT agree ON a verdict ana
ucre -discharqed this afternoon. They
se,o1 eight to four for acquittai
The barracks an the old Davis sch'oI
were DESTROYED lv fire this afternoon
There was some insurance on the properly.
The origin Of the fire is not known.
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LITTLE NEWS
FROM TRANSVAAL

g-- wounded to-day while sending a mes
arb. entertainments are daily growing
,.- and The supply OF provisions IS
Az EXPLANATION.
roN.DON Soy. l0.-The War Office this
evening issued the following:
.rrom Ba.er. Cape Town, November
,o.n p My message from Buiuwayo.
d,tsi November "a small convoy and
1..or- under spreckiey, OK plumers force
attacked by Beers November Z. Six
men missing. and lost convoy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-11

The Norfolk and Western issues the
following statement of earnings:
For first week of November. S22. go.
same week last year. $24, l35; increase,
Sl1.,Cl.
July list 20 latest date. Si.S24.23l; same
period last year, A,055,ZjO. increase, S159,0Jl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-11

The Rainbow Fcte at the armory last
night was largely attended.
Tonight The Merchants Parade"
which was such a success. VIII be repeat
ed. and ~ 4 o'clock q soap bubble party
for The amusement of the children will be
given.
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Mrs. John L. RYAN.

Mr.. James T.. Grady received a tele-
gram from Nhicago yesterday stating that
his sister. Mrs. John J.. Ryan died at an
early hour yesterday morning. Mrs Ryan
was Miss Nellie Grady, of MIS- city. The re-
mains viii be shipped go Richmond. she
has three other brothers. Messrs. John,
Michael. and william Grady.
Mrs. Ryan was about twenty-five years
Of age and was married about two years
ago.
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Dr. Cnnsch,s ScrInnn

Rev. Dr. c. s.. Calisch preached last
evening 10 d large congregation 40 Beth
Ahaba, bis subject being "They That
Walk in Darkness"
The sermon was a brilliant effort and
was heard with deep interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-11

The services nj Scventh-Street Christian
church sunday Will Doe of unusual interest.
AT The morning service Rev. Burris A..
jenkins. VI the University of indianapolis.
viii preach. and at night Rey. O.. l..
Wharton. of India.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-11

Mr.. Miles NJ. shand. of Washington VINO
will sneak no the rally meeting at second
Baptist church tomorrow afternoon, WIN
arrive In the city this evening and WII Doe
the guest OF 0fr. Arthur B. Clarke, 40. $
wet Nl.Ln slr..L.
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PICTURES PRESENTED.
Portraits Of zee, Davis. Grimes, Hun
ter aud Winnie Davis.

ter aud Winnie Davis.
The Confederate Museum presented a
brilliant scene last evening, the occasion
belug the presentation Of pictures and
reception TO the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy by the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society.
Major Robert stiles. on behalf of Colonel
and Mrs. t.. NJ. Coistou, presented por-
traits o. General Robert T.. Lee and Pre-
sid,nt Jefferson Davis. lie also received
them in the absence or the speaker
chosen. Major stiles spoke in his usual
happy vein.
THE LEE AND DAVIS PICTURES.
The picture Of General Lee is O. repro
duction of what has been pronounced by
his family to be the best picture OK Tho
General In Confederate uniform oven
made. Ii was covered with a Confederate
flag and was unveiled by Mrs. Archer
Anderson at the proper moment.
The Photograph OF President Davis is q
CODY Of one made by David Bendann, Of
Baltimore. Immediately after the release
OF the distiuE uisned prisoner from For
treas Monroe. This fact is attested by q
letter from Mrs. Davis accompanying It,
She says the picture is the best made OF
him at the time.
MEDALS PRESENTED.
Att0rney-General Montague had been
delegated by Mrs. Sallie Sawyer Ayers,
of Washington. IL. G.. O. former resident
of North Carolina. to- present 20 each OF
the regents and 10 the Museum "a dupi-
cate FOO bronze OF the great seal of the
Confederate States of America. The pre-
s|eutati0n speech was a most graceful one.
Mrs. Leroy Valiant. Of ST. Louis, ac-
cepred the medals ON behalf of the zee
gents. Mrs. Valiant has been one of the
most active WORKERS ia the Memorial
Society. and IS u modest. retiring little
WOMAN. Her delivery vas so character
istic that She won the hearts of al who
were I'm the room.
After the delivery of the medals an oil
p0rtrait Of Major General Bryan Grimes
was unveiled in the North Carolina room.
The pictuue was presented by Miss Lucille
Nicholson on behalf OF the Washington
GRAY Chapter children Of the Conted-
eracy of Washington. y. g. II was re-
| ceived by Dr. j. Allison Hodges on behalf
| Of Mrs. William Pender Gordon, the vice
! regent for North Carolina.
in IT, Maryland room a portrait Of
CAPTAIN Hunter Griffin. Of the Baltimore
Light Artillery. was presented by MS
widow. who now resides in Galveston,
Texas. Inc pieSeHtdli'H was I4""0 "'
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph and 1t was
| received by Mrs. Reed. regent for Mary
land.
WINNIE DAVIS.
The beautiful lifc-size portrait Of Miss
Winnie Davis by Matthews, which has
been so much admired at the Jefferson,
war presented to tbe Texas room by Mrs.
Mollie r. Macgill Rosenberg of the Lone
Star state. Mrs. Stone, regent or Texas.
presented the portrait and 1t was ac-
cepted by Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson on be-
half OF Mrs. CaZneau Mcleod, Vce-Fe-
gent for Texas. A poem was recited ny
Mrs. Joseph FraZee Cappleman. Inc
portrait was draped with a big Texas nag
which was removed by Mrs. Graham
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"WITH BRAINS SIRl'

mixed with to produce such marvellous
cures. These medicines are the result
of Or. Pierce's thorough professional
education; his deep study Of the princi-
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man physiology in health and disease;
and above all his unparalleled practical
experience.
81 thank God for giving you wisdom and
knowledge, and guiding YOU IN making these
medicines says Mrs. II. A. Alsbrook, Of Austin,
Louoke Co, Ark. IN IN earnest letter to Or.
Pierce. "Aner five months Of great suffering
write this for the benefit Of other sufferers from
the same Affections. I doctorcd with our family
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There is no medicine in the world that
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Or. Picrce's great tliousand-page Con-
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-WOR-
shin ana preaching az n A. NJ. by Rev.
NJ ASHLEY JONES, Of I~eigh-Sireel b'p-
fi-t cnurch. and az $ l.. 81. by the pastor.
p.- EF1 COOPER. b. d.. Bible school
NJ g.8O A. VI. Union at $3.50 +. NJ. All
made cordially welcome.
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THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
BaptIst S~unday-School Association OF
Richmond and Manchester VIII pc hely
Sunday. the 12th at + NJ n Z tne "esoWi,
narfisf church. This viii Doe "a RAINY
meeting. ana several schools are expected
10 march I'M Il body TO the church An az
dress viii be- delivered by MILES VI.
EHAND. ESD. superintendent or SaE@Iy
Baptist Sunday school, OF W a7h, otn1,
- " 4 fine programme of music VIII ne
rDc,dered bv the sunday school and choir
If the Second Baptist church r--
ARTHUR b. CLARhE,
DraafIanf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-11

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-sER
vices at II a. VI. ana $ T. NJ corauclee
bt he p4stor. Rev. vs.. u. l.. SMITH.
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20 CURE LA GRIPPE IN IwO DAYS

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL II fails
to cure. E. W. Groves signature Is on
each box. Csc.
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w. D. Duke, Secretary.

BROAD STREET METHoDIsT
church corner Of Broad and Tenth
%streets) Sunday school at 9:S9 A, N.
Preaching at II a. n ana 5 I. ~ ~ Syo me
. enbiect "A backward Glance at a
B1sv Ilfe in the service Of God. Al
night "The Angel in the Cloud. a cor
dial welcome 90 all.
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MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH OtON.
roe Han. Main street between Pine and
ReIvidereD. Rev. a. J.. HALL, pastor-
preaching at If A. Nj. Sunday school at
9:lJ a. NJ.
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WILL BUILD
iTHE: MONUMENT
CONTINUED from First Page.)

~ sent to the various chapters TO De TOT
sale bv them. and the proceeds WIN DC
,urned over to the monument FUND
,fr-s-rfA< AHII,
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CENTENARY METHODIST GPIscO-
oaI church. South Grace street between
Fourth and Finh). Rev. w. V. TUDOR,
d. d.. uasr0r-preachine ~ II r. NJ. ny
Rev. Bishop \. W. WILSON/and 5 +. NJ.
by tine pastor.