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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-04

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office 81
the Circuir Count of The County of WI,
on the l9lh day ot sept. 1900. ~ Jules.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-04

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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-04

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Wise County Sept. 10,
1900. At rules.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
KILLS HER PARAAOUR
Thomas Haas, Of Sioux City, Dies
From Stab Wounds Inflicted by
a Woman
Elsie Gardner, His Mistress, Accused
of the Crime Lived Under
Assumed Name.
sig Hart, Of Chicago, Wins the Box
ing Match at Des Moines
Other News.

s.suN iy Feb 81 .snether murder
ing liFg IL the death Of Tom Haas;
last neiit from lsaiie wounds he re-
ceiAea q the hai'd as M his former mis-
sFsSs. tls.e eiareine
lls 9tsli ite tlfliiei; ,giin ,.ln9 Sesame
MSS Qaasee After : oeoek
snii5aS morning a 'l'i1iisi stlse s-
Ms{ '.eiss ~ fera pashetti.
1ligF lis ali Was unler til ili
ilusey paaf Nhiea - adise hsr
l8aas'i $ :,s sac st4etlea Haas Nj
ehde9 vera
Ne searH eliseil knit liaas
saSr' fseis Aats lHaa II. ae
~ kiinla aud istiS i, a.
ll' iis bel fsi'pNins y skst
ni1l Bis daatn night
'as'stnss ''llaai Ms asg.i
gii.9 eiills. Sh 4
elsl 1l is8 i9si.ss I IS:
ht nie sne stl ion
asa "a ii-en
l.s A!p til hitr as
Jfinss aains
tia3iHs 81 taf,lS ili4i raiise
itrii l,eeis Ws2hfre
llis yliljitW eNel
Asi! 81, Has 4 neither
a NiaH Slae Mls Spelced
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
TWO MIGHT FIRES.
Blaze About Midnight Damages the
Elmer Woodward House Engine


There We're two fires Monday night.
consitiering lloth cold Weather and the
hieh Mind. Ihs hfst, abont : O'Clock,
called HI department 10 the Iowa Cen
iran round hptse Where the cab Of en-
CINE g. had anght fire, evidently from
some oily Waste nat had been storee
therein. Ttie engine has been used in
the Marslialito~n yards Tor ta@ past
lfaw months 70 assist in the switching.
j, had only begn Il the heuse 3bout an
hour when NJ Wprkmen nolicel that
the cab Mrs All abaze on one side.
Machinisi f,a White. who was working
lover time on engine 80. which Was in
the back SHOP FOR repairs. secured tins
nose near by ard turned on an effective
stream which eNtinguished the blaze
in thecab ~ the time the department
arrived the roof had caught. but The fire
there WIS soon quenched. The damage
Evil not amount - much. altho it is
quite evident thai prompt work WAS all
ithat saved the entire roof OF the Dnild-
| ing.
About 1890 another alarm was
turned in and this time the tiremen
We're called 10 The Elmer Woodward
property. 1o5 North Third avenue,
which is occupied b. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Dillon and family This blaze
proved more serious. as 1T had such a
start before the occupants of the build
ing We're aware that the house was on
fire. The fire evidently caught in the
floor from the furnace, and the first
Knowledge of its presence was when
flames were seen bursting from the
basement windows. All of the lower
floor was badly burned. and the furni-
ture of the family on that floor was
badly damaged. The flames were con-
fined 10 the lower floor. however Mr..
Woodward estimates the damage to the
residence at between 5000 and $40o,
which is fully covered by insurance.
The damage to the household goods of
tie occupant will probably be about
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
BIG PUBLIC PROBLEMS
Confined from Seventh Page.)
into a sewer on north Fourth street.
The claim was referred for investiga-


into a sewer on north Fourth street.
The claim was referred for investiga-
tion
\ petition was received and referred
tssking for an arc street lamp 10 be
placed on South Ninth street near Ne
vada.
Mr.. Mcclure presented resolution
fora sidewalk on South Twelfth avenue.
and this also VAS referred
Mr.. Good. Of the special committee
on peddiers' licenses. reported that sec
ton 5 Of the present ordinances covers
the question regarding itinerant vegeta-
sr,le l'ed.!lers and be moved that this be
enforced, which the council agreed To.
City Selection Evans reported that at
the last term Of court he had succeeded
IN having tho costs in the three Cation
casts .etaxed and assessed 10 the de-
PENDANT.
MIR. Fisher reported that the fire de-
part,nent Was in need of new hose and
some rubber coats. Mir Mcclure want
Cd 10 know why il WAS that the Arson
and Alert hose companies We're some
times Disseminated against and ordered
home when they We're on hand nj fires.
ail Fisher. chairinan Of the committee
on fire dRpartmcnt said the chief could
probably explain. IN this connection
MIR. kreulzer renewed his demand for
an alarm box in the vicinity OF tho elec-
trio railway power house. which only
Ieaused Nj, Fisher 20 speak in opposi-
/ ton and 10 favor the purchase of a pa
I tent combination box at u cost OF $500
Considerable discussion ensued and was
in progress when the alarm of fire was
TUNED in from box 4, in the territory of
The Arson and Alert companies. Final
| ~ the Whole question was referred la
The committee on fire and police for
fhero investigation
The council adopted resolution Of
lfered by Or. Harris, ordering the pur-
chase Of new typewriter for the may
ar's and clerks Offices.
Mir. Mcclure offered the plat for a new
street thru the Eugene Wood farm, on
the south side Of the city limits. the
ground for which has been offered
gratis The plat was referred
The council adjourned TO meet in two
| weeks. al which time The sidewalk con-
tract Will be awarded, the park tax res
olution will come up again and other
business will be transacted
A meeting of the board of health was
held after the council adjourned for the
purpose of allowing some bills in con-
neetion With that department
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
TIE WESTERN LEAGUE
Base Ball Organization Completed
With Six Cities, Including Sioux
City and Des Moines.
Eight Club Circuit Abandoned For
the Present Season to Open
May |.
Will PLAY LOO Games. Closing About
Will Play 1870 Games, Closing About
September TO- List of the
Membership.

pcs A1oinas rsb Al meeting
- - ~ - Wy ~ y "
APtel yesterday the organization OF the
Western League Of base bail clubs was
sd.nrls.t,d ,raSa, M s,hod,,,a s,;,, bs.
aii' i''''itsi'Nu aii'' i'iiii'ai-
atslyt the signing OF players WILDE COM
neneed The circuit will consist of six.
,ss,,,a e. ,i.,h, .;,is u or..,;.,,,.
ssi''s''' ii'sss ile i'es N'''hess s'ouN
lily omaha st Joe. Pueblosand Dem
ser The season Will open Nav and
,.ias..,,,,,,, ca,,t ~ 1. 5, ~,
titt team shall pay ~ championship
games,
Every city in HE circuit was repre-
seaf,a in person ana several others as
,,3,i,,r Is se.,n,sb{ss. ~, ,,,oxiss ,st,.s,s
80 us.4,,e ~ 3ss,t,.,ss,,,s;,, IL. ~
!, ..'s s, 4 e - ~
,7i',uN ~ - -. ''s''i's
istpto IN" i'eiiSer pS ''splse iVpeau :
- Joe by j 7, Euncie and Omaha by
Buck Keith and BilEy Rourke.
Al Tho outset there Was !: contest be-
wstl representa,ives Of rival Sions:
5ity pasa ban interests. At the Grsi
asens meeting afs th,. league. Sioux C,fty.s
ar&nrl4ise was awarded 10 the Sioux
,itY Traction Company since that tiii4s
ne company has disposed. of lis laas.a
jo Riesrsitie park ana its amusement
j,riviieges' 10 A. r. Eeall. Another, base
hall association. haad.l by T.. y. Heizsr.
th,. postlnasiss. ana &. :. peters who
t,i,sd to land Il franehis Il couple Of
gears ag, Mas asa formed and vastsr-
dav made a bid FOR admission The
meeting took the position tbat Reali.
naving sticceedt d IT, she privileges of
,he st,eei or eo,n,a,lv VA emitted ID
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
Good plan ior the WORK inymen.

seux City, Feb 81 The Sioux city
Trades and Labor ASSEMBLE has start
ID ON a plan Of education Of its mem
bers along Social and economic lines.
Every sunday afternoon a lecture Is ar
ranged with some prominent Local man.
who is assigned topic and upon which
ne reads paper. Then the men pres
ent enter into general discussion Of
'be matters called 70 their attention.
and the result Is there is always i large
attendance and the laboring men ar
pear To really enioy the TWO hours 50
spent- some of them make very cred
table talks following the reading of the
principal paper and the plan is quite
generally approved by the people in
general
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
THE GRlNNELL NEWS.
Excitement Over Capture off, stran.
Animul-I.ocnl and Personal Note


Animai-l.ocnl and Personal Notes.
Special to Time Republican,.
Grinnel, Feb H.. Some excitement
and a good hit Of amusement were de-
rived one daylast week by the capture
Of an unknown animal by MIR. A. A..
Price. of This; city. biologists We're
sought. who were entirely unable to
classify The animal, which WAS finally
said ~ be martcn, an animal much
prizsd eG account OF the remarkable
aua,i,y G; is Ils. The animal that
,ouzzie, i..g r-ou.a was and is a ferret,
ono the; sy.,.s rnive,! by George Cross.
Who has u..en - il:c business for years,
and the se.set v:S one that had es-
capped from is sml,e,, 5. III. Failor.
on Saturday t.ic arm of August Beye
was ampuiaica midway between the
wrist and elbow On January 10 MIR.
lseye. white shrcdding corn. accident-
ally got his right hand in the machine
by which ii Was hurt. a few days later
he was brought here for treatment and
for a time ii seemed to he doing well.
but later il was found necessary to
amputate, which was done.
sunday afternoon Mrs. Frank =.
Marvin Slipped on the ice and IN at
tempting to break the fan had the mis-
fortune TO break one Of her arms AT the
wrist.
Flags lloatcd over the school houses
yesterday in honor Of the memory of
Lincoln.
This has been an unfortunate winter
for many Grinnel people Mrs =.
snow has broken both arms. the last
ainift ~ month After The first. Mrs T.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
pad d Dallar praft rise a,b.,.

Pad a Dollar Draft The other day
the First National Bark Vas called
upon . pay one Of the drafts placed IL
evetS box Of Nuts Pioneer nre.
winch tie la'ient car have cashed q
ihe M licine fails. The bank eheerfuily
Pad T. For sale BY The NJ i:iade & VIII
Drug Company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13

The following prices quoted are az
nearly correct as il : possiola u OBJ
Tain. The quotations are Tor prices paid
ny dealers. ee,lactt8l Tuesday after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13

,,-ria, Feb. l2.
Corr iiisfeY Ny s. y
-lrili& NJ white, PAL .ias
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13

Mercy.-How you cough. Mull's
lightning Cough Cure will stop It. It's
only 25 cents bottle and guaranteed by
all druggists. For sale by the Mcbride
& Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
MARKETS BY WIRE
chicago Livestock.


Cattle Estimated receipts. s.ooo.
steady; bseves, 4.0OM6.0O. COWS, 1000
i.3a Texans, 4.com5.oc; stockers S..25a
4.7i,
Hogs Estimated receipts. $1,000.
shade hisilei. mixed. a,.aM5.o2's. heavy,
tl.90Ni 5.o5; light. .4.,on495.
sheep Estimated receipts 1000,
steady: i.s5M515; lambs, weak, 10 low
or, 5.cou7l5.
chicago Produce.
Chicago. Feb. l;.
Wheat February. csa. nssTs, May
6s2s@5Ss.
corn February, $e's: May, a4i..
oats February, 2aai2 May. 223al
Pork Februaiy lo51la. May. loae14
Lard February no. May, 6.o7i9
RIBS February so; May, 5.seie.
Eye May. 96l..
Barley 7S5Ni6
Flax 60.
Timothy 80
Clover March 800.
Butter Firm creameriss ia III
dail'ies. 1907.
lEgsS4 Weak; ~.
pguifry Firm: turkeys, sMle. chick
ems. aM1o
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
GRAIN AND FEED.


GRAIN AND FEED.
w n. Sloppy reports the following
prizes:
Wheat 5sG74.
Oais220.
New com ast..
Rye "a.
Baiey-27.
Hay Tame, go. Wild, $50. selling.
price.
timothy %.
C'lovel-4 5oGA79.
CORN.
TIE Glucose sugar Refining Com
5anv quotes a price Of % cents per
busflel for corn Of Nc. gsade and bet
~ and y cents toi' dry sound ncw.
LIVE STOCK.
Rse.pts today, is
Isalehers. commission ard colo stor
.ggr fouses are paying the following
selecisd light 40 @ so POUNDS sso.
Ss3etied Eeavy5 oyer $50 pounds 40
stays ana piggy sows graded accord
ing to quality AFTER reduction. Rousi.
includes Tim OLD SONS, milky bellies
and hogs unfit for packing. Premium
ao@s must be smooth ana fairly well
latted.
Al hogs subject to government. In
PROVISIONS.
Marshailiown Erocers quote the fol-
lowing prices for country produce:
TitatNss- 3ogf2 AesIlis par bushei.
Beans 75G2o0 per bushel in trade.
Eggs Il cetiis III ttade
Batter -Daiiy- 1000 cents IN trade.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13

Tie Glucose Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes a price Of % cents per
bushel for corn d Nc grade and bet
lar and y = cents ter dry, sound, new.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
THE
CITY II'I|1IYSL BANK.
MAaeaALLToWN, IOWA.

So s,g . cost Eoxes Tor Refi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-03-31
Johnston's Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
A Most WONDERFUL CURE.
ROW sCROFULA AND ITS AWFUL HORRORS-A LIFE SAVED.
QUART BOTTLES
A Grand Old Lady Gives Her Experience


Ora Hurd lives in the beautiful village Of Brighton
This venerable highly respected lady born
Hebron Washington New
Michigan 1910 "Tppecanoe and Tyler
full Of of her early
the of Michigan the interesting and
and the stirring Of which she wit
manifold recolectOns
worthy of attention than her in the Of
JOHNSTONS SASAPARIA Mrs Hurd inherited tendency and
disposition o terribly destructive blood faint which has cursed
marking
angel Transmitted
family form another 1t
dreadful sweings
eupons varied membrane
catarrh the head developing the
and often is the prime consumption.
Speaking of her Hurd troubled
with bad skin disease My would a
dischagn My
unsghy appearance scrofuous erupon
much My blood bad condition
frequent intervals and had
miserable condition. had
mended and doctor after doctor had
the state told must die Of scroou
were beginning to form lagth told Dr. Johnston Detroit
MS Famous Sarsapaa bottle
else had faith
began better You
bottles But steadily improved entirely wen All the
all the bad
and
OF ~ years is not woman but
since then and firmly believe that J0HNSTONS
greatest blood purifier and the best medicine
sofua and as medicine This remarkably old dy ala
not ok to be than times bevs
life was saved by JoHNST0NS SARSAPARILLA" ~ 49,
MICHIGAN DRUG COMPANY, DETrsorr, MICH
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-03-31

county on or before the first day of the
circuit court thereafter and by such
clerk delivered to the foreman Of the
gran jury.
Sec The taking of such testimony
by such mayor or justice snail not pre-
vent the grand jury from making a
thorough investigation of any matter in.
quired into before such justice, nor
shall the same in any way bar any Grim
inal prosecution not finally disposed of
and punished by such justice of the
peace.
Sec ). If, on investigation before
such mayor or justice Of the peace, it
shall appear that any person has VIC
lated the law against unlawful retail
J ing or giving away Of intoxicating Ii
/ quors, Or that any person is keeping the
same for unlawful purposes, it shall b,
the duty Of such mayor or justice Of the
peace, upon affidavit being made, to is
sue his warrant for the person or per
sons opposed to he guilty, and dispos,
Of the same as other criminal prosecu
tons before a mayor or justice of thu
peace under the laws of the state.
Sec, 6. This act shall take effect ant
be in force from and after its passage.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-03-31

Items from the Brooksville Progress:
Col. Allen Blewett aud family have
moved into their residence recently
bought from S. Dowdle. Dr.. Hender
son and family now occupies the resi-
dence vacated by CO., Blewett.
Hon. H. H. Brooks and wife left
Thursday of this week for Corning Ar
kansas, where they 90 to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Willie R. Sheeks. They
will spend few days in the Bluff city
where the Colonel will take in the races
G, 7, Heard was in Corinth last week
on business. Mr.. Heard is president Of
the Corinth Coal and Ice Co., of tina
place; the paid in capital If which is S2C
900 and the capacity Of the ice plant il
20 tons per day. The plant has pait
good dividends and its management
looks forward to greatly increased ant
prosperous business during this year
Mr. Heard is splendid and enterplis
ing business man and what eyer he un
dertakes is a success.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-03-31
ORDINANCE NO. AZ.

An Ordinance consolidating and amending
Ordinance No. So, passed and approved
lime the 9th, 1899, and Ordinance No 3D.
passed and approved July 4th, 1899, pro-
yiding for the issuance Of negotiable
bonds Of the town of Macon, Miss, in
the aggre gate amount of lSlS,0OQO0) Eigh-
teen thousand Dollars, for the purpose Of
erectiEg and equpping two school build;
ings 10 and for the use of said town, ana
providing for the payment of the princi-
pal and interest thereon.
whereas, at regular session Of the May.
or and Board of Aldermen of the town OF
Macon, held on June 9Th, 1893, an Or1l
nance known as No. So was passed, direct.
ing that notice be given of the Intention Of
the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen OF sad
town to issue Bonds for School Purposes
which said ordnance was unanimously
passed and dnly approved and published
and
Whereas. in accordance with said Ordl-
nance No. So, due and legal notice was CIV
en- bv publishing such notice for more than
three weeks. namely, from June the lOtn,
to July 4th, 1880 next proceeding July Attn,
1899. in the Macon Beacon, a newspaper
published in said town and the official pa
per OF SAID town. setting forth that upon
| July 4th, 1899, the Mayor anu Board OF Al
dermen would, upon that date, proceed to
take such action as might be necessary aud
proper to issue the Negotiable Bonus OF tl(
said town in the aggregate sum OF Eighteen
Thousand ISlS,0O,0O) dollars for schco
purposes; and
whereas, the assessed valuation OF tht
taxable property within the limits Of The
town of Macon for the purposes OF taxa
ton for the year 1899. was and is the sun
OF Seven Hundred and Ninety-nine Ihous
and, Two Hundred and " enty-tiye dollar
and thirty-one cerls (S799 ,225.3D and thl
said town has, at this time, no indebted
ness o ( any kind, name, nature or descrip
ton, except the bonds to the amount 0
Eighteen Thousand Dollars herein propO.
ed to be issued; and
Whereas, at the regular session Of ID
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of the sai'
own, duly held at the Mayors office o
| uly 4th., 1899, that the Mayor aud tow
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-03-31
nemphis Items.
Times are dull. and farmers very
Nina nrer The constant rain.

Times are dull. and farmers very
blue over the constant rain.
Crops will be later than last year
We regret to have the lumber mill moY'
ed from our little burg, And regret
still more to loose our good citizens MI
Paul and family, who will move north
to their former home.
DR.. R. R. Wyatt is hustler and II
sent to the Legislature to represent Pick
ms Co. will ably discharge his whole
luty
Mr.. W. 7. Britten and Judge Boyle
nave been travelling for the past week
through the disagreeable prairie mud in
in the behalf of Mr.. Underwood.
We learn that Mr. X, C. Smith has
bought the land at Prairie Point belong
ing to the estate of W. W Smith; also
that he has gone into the merchant lie
business on the plantation where he
lives.
The community sympathize with Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Graham in the loss Of
their infant son. Yet what blessed
thought for such is the kingdom Of
heaven
:. And after our time Of toiing,
After our tiue OF tears,
We find eur loved ones
In beautiful home above"
Yea. "a house not made with hands, e
ternal in the heavens, whose builder an'
makeris Cod" AEMPHIAN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-03-31
Taking Testimony in Unlawful Retail
ing Cases.

From The Piclyuue,
The two bills introduced by Senator
John R Dinsmore, of Noxubee, which
lowered into law, approved by Governor
Longno March ., the one making tn
keeping of a blind tiger a crime, and a
revenue license prima facie proof Of guilt
and the other providing for the destruc-
ton Of theiquors captured in these ILL
cir dens, have Ialready been published
in the Picayuue, and are having a wide
run in the state press, 1t seems that
Mr. Dinsmore, who is not only brilliant
lawyer and wise and fearless legislator,
but a tower Of moral strength, intro
duced another bill strengthening the
hands Of MAYORS and justices of the
peace in the matter of locating the strip.
ed beast. This bill has not found its
way into the press, having been APPROX
ed by the governor March p, the day
Of the legislative adjournment. 1t can
not fail to be read with interest, and
will doubtless also be reproduced by he
state press generally. Its full text fol-
lows:
An Act authorizing any MAYORS and
justices of the peace, to certain cases
to take testimony in regar 1 to unlaw
full retailing.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the legisla-
ture Of the State of Mississippi, That
when any officer or five or more reputa-
bic citizens of any county shall file a pc
tition with any mayor or justice Of the
peace of any county stating that they
have reason to believe and do believe
that a certain person or persons have
knowledge touching a violation Of the
criminal law against the sale, barter or
giving away Of Intoxicating liquors, or
the unlawful keeping Of the same, and
who shall deposit sufficient money to
cover the estimated cost Of the proceed
ings or give bond to secure same, such
mayor or justice Of the peace shall forth
with issue a subpoena returnable in,
stauter, or on a day certainly not later
than five days, for such witnesses as
may be named in said petition to appear
before him at the time and place speci-
fed to answer all questions which may
be propounded TO him. If any witness
who has been summoned shall fail to
fail to appear and testify, the mayor or
Justice Of the peace may issue an at
tachment returnable before himself at
such time and place a. he may desig
nate and said mayor or justice shall
have full power to fine and imprison for
contempt any witness failing to appear
or refusing to testify, as well as for any
other contempt.
Sec 2. When said mayor or justice
shall be ready to take the testimony Of a
witness or witnesses so summoned he
may DO so on private examination or in
public or he may admit such persons a;
he may deem advisable, but all the ties
timony so taken shall be in writing ani
subscribed to under oath administered
by said justice, and any witness swear.
ing falsely shall be guilty of and pun
ished for perjury.
Sec. 3, The testimony SO taken shal
be fled with the circuit clerk of the
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Memories of Dwight l.. Moody

1t was the wish of the late Mr., Moody
that his biography should be written by
his son.
Mr.. ", R. Moody, who has in In hi:
possession all of his fathers papers and
is preparing a very complete life Of the
great preacher, has consented to write
especially for the SATURDAY EVENING
Posi- a series Of anecdotal papers on hi;
father S life and work, profusely illus.
trated with hitherto unpublished photo
graphs
The first of these papers, entitled
Moody as Boy and Business Man, vii
appear in the April Z number Of TIKI
SATURDAY EVENING POST.