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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-12
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
where Religious Services VIII lie
Held in the City Tomorrow.
EPISCOPAL

Christ church, corner OF Texas avenue
and Fdnnin street Rev, Henry ID. AYES,
rector First sunday after Epiphany,
Holy Communion at z a. m. Morning
prayer end sermon at II o'clock. Evening
prayer ana sermon at 1880 p. IN. sunday
school at $3.50 a. M, Messrs w. V. Il.
Watson and w ID. Cleveland superin-
tendents. Monday. January ii. Ladies'
Parish association meets at p. IN. Choir
juniors at 4 p. IN. Tuesday: choir seniors
at 5 p. m, Wednesday. The Sheltering
Arms meets at 4 D. M; choir juniors
at p. M; Cadets OF st. Andrew 1880
p. IN. Thursday the Woman huXiliary
meets at $3.50. Friday teachers meeting
at D. m. Litany at 5 p. m; Choir
general rehearsal at .. N. Saturday
choir juniors at $3.50 a. M
Clemens Memorial. corner of Bingham
and Sabine streets.-Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. Mr.. W. d. Cleveland, Jr,,
superintendent.
Trinity chapel. corner OF Louisiana
street and Tuam ayenue.-Sunday school
at $3.50 a. M. Mr.. A. s Dyer, superin-
tendent Evensong and sermon at p.
M, Rev. Henry j. Brown officiating.
ST Mays church, corner OF Hardy and
Conf streets, Rev. Henry j. Brown,
rector Holy Communion at 1880 II. IN,
Maths and sermon at II a. IN. Byensong
and sermon at 1880 p. m. Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m.
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her Troubadours, was in the city Friday
errsnging for their appearance AZ the
Grand opera house on the night OF Jan
uary Is. For this engagement the autire
gallery viii be reserved for colored peo-
pie.
The newly elected officers OF walnut
camp. Woodmen Of the World. were in :
stalled Thursday night. Following the
installation an elegantly prepared lulrh
was served
The Officers OF INLAND lodge No. 1888.
knights OF Honor, we're installed tonigrt.
The meeting Of the Fortnlghtly club,
announced to be held with Miss Frankie
roote on Thursday afternoon, was posi-
poued on account of the rain.
The grip has interfered with the revival
inaugurated at ':he First Baptist chur.n
by Rev. G. 3. Rogers of the chapel car
Good viii. Rev Rogers and Pastor w.
NJ. Glddy are both down with the pre-
vailing malady
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CHANGE OF CLIMATE
Not Necessary I'm order 10 Cur,
Catapsii.

-. VEhtF
cstarsh.
The popular idea that the only cure for
chronic oatarrh is change OF climate
is mistake because catarrh is found in
all climates in ali sections OF the coun.
try and even II a change OF climate
should benefit fer a time the catarrh viii
certainly return.
Catarrh may be readily cured In anv
climate, but the only way to do Il Is 10
destroy or remove from the system Tho
catarrhal germs which cause all the mis-
chief.
Tie treatment by inhalers. SPRAYS.
powders and washes has been proven al.
most useless in making q permanent
cure, as they DO not reach the seat OF
disease. which Is In the blood and can
be reached only by an internal remedy
which ects through the stomach upon the
blood and system generally.
A new discovery watch is meeting with
remarkable success IN curing catarrh of
the head, throat and bronchial tubes and
also catarrh OF the stomach. is sold BY
druggists under name OF Stusrts Ca
tarrh nnblets.
These tablets which are pleasant and
harmless to take owe their efficiency 10
the active medicinal principles OF Blood
Root. Red Gum and new specific called
Guaiacol. which. together With valuable
antiseptcs are combined In convenient,
palatable tablet form. and as valuable
for children as for adults.
Mr. A. X. Fernbank of Columbus, Ohio
says l suffered so many winters from
Catarrh that ! took IL as a matter OF
course. and that nothing would cure II
except change OF climate, which my
business affairs would not permit me to
take.
My nostrlls were almost always cloEced
up: had to breathe through the mouth.
causing an inhamed. irritated throat,
The thought of eating breakfast often
nauseated me, and the catarth gradually
getting into my stomach, took away my
appetite and digestion.
My druggist advised me to try fifty
cent box of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets be-
cause he said he had so many customers
who had been cured of Catarrh by the
use of these tablets. that he felt he could
honestly recommend them | took his adj
vice and used several boxes with results
that surprised and delighted me.
always keep a box of Start's Ca
tarrh Tablets IN the house and the whole
family use them freely on the irst APP
pearance of a cough or cold In the Lead,
with our children we think there Is
NOTHING SO safe and reliable as Stu1it's
Catarrh Tablets 10 ward off Group aud
colds and with Older people have known
Of cases where the hearing had been Sc
rlously Impaired by chronic catarrh cured
entirely by this new remedy
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THE RACES.
New Orleans Re.uyt,.

New Orleans. January l1.-weather rainy:
track very heavy.
Mile. selirg-lIerocs, l2i Cwinkhed). Z
to and to 5, won; Uhlcrs 122 IVAN Du-
sen), Z to 10 and to 3. second; Lanoewood.
l22 tMills). IL to /. third. Time, l:56A
Mile and sixteenth selling-valdez, fo45s
tWeeeTl' 10 to and 20 5, won; varro,
lVS tpale), II to . and even. .econd. Wood
ftl lsI lol so'briefl' to ]. third Time.
Nile and furlong, seling-W b. Gates.
~ pa e) to and out won: False Lead
IO' lMltchel!), to and even second; Phidi
as ioo' (Cochran). 10 10 l. third Tine, 2i6ls
:. Nile, handieaD-stranges 11o Cochran,
II to- and 3 to 8. won: Donna Seay. o!
tslaeb. to 10 and to g. second; Empress
OF beauty. $50 weber. 10 to /. thiri
Time. 1854.
Seven furlongs, handicsp-Palarm, loi
fkanel, IL TO l and A to !, won Sue John
san % Cochran, 8 to / and to 5. sec
ond George b. Cox. los (wlnkneld), 6 to 8
third Time 13S.
Seven furlongs. selllng-Randy. 90 Mays.
to ] and to g won: Beverage. 90 Mich
aels). 30 to l and 10 to /. secnnd Ethol!n,
LOG (Berman), &c TO g. third Time 1:41
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OmRIIsrIAN scInNon

First Church OF Christ Scientist, cor
ner Travis street and Mckinney avenue.
Sunday school at 10 a. IN. Services at
II a. NJ. and 1880 p. m. Subject. Life"
"Wednesday evening meeting at 1890
O'clock. Reading room open daily from
TO O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
Second Church OF Christ. Scientist,
Main street. between Mckinney ana
a. IN. and 1880 p. m. Subject. LIFE. ;.
Sunday school az 10 o'clock. "Wednesday
evening meeting az O'Clock. Reading
room open daily from Q a. m. to u noon.
All are cordially invited.
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Negro KILLED Nenr G,da,nx,.

Giddlngs, Texas. January 1O.--At Blur
creek. about twelve mles month of here,
In this county. on last Sunday night Sam
Robertson and Quilla Joiner, while at
ohurch, became Involved in a row in
which revolver was used Joiner was
shct Through the body, from The effects Of
which he died Tuesday night. Robertson
was lodged in Jail yesterday. Both par
Ties are icolored.
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Changcs Mt Lockhart.

Lockhart. Texas, January 1.-THE mer-
camille firm of j. M. Booton G. Co., at
Mendoza, has been dissolved by the re-
mrement OF Mr.. j. NJ. Booton. The busl-
ness will be continued by Mr.. Louis Boot
on alone.
Mr.. VIII Reid has sold his bakery to
Mr.. Bones of Hays county, who will con-
tinue the business.
Mr. j. M. Jolley. ST.. has purchased the
interest of Mr.. Joe Putnam in the mer-
canttle business of j, T. Glilett e. Co.
and ithe business will continue under
The old firm name OF J. T. Gillett & Co
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rH MorHnR,s FAYoRIrE.

chauIberlain's Cough Remedy is the
mothers favorite. II is pleasant and
safe for children 70 take and always
cures, It IS intended especially for
coughs. colds. Group and whooping cough.
and is the best medicine made for these
diseases There is not the least dan-
ger in giving It to children for It con-
tains no opium or other injurious drug
and may be given as confidently TO a
babe 90 70 an adult. For sale By all
druggists
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Attaching Creditors.

Weatherford, Texas, January little
creditors of John Clark, who ran stilch-
monts On his stock OF goods yesterday,
are Brannon &c wadsworth. Wealherforl
$40; Goodbar & Co, Memphis. SLY;
Hamburger & Co, New York, Sles car
son, Piree Scott G. Co., Chicago, &9;1. ana
Mary Il. Osborn. Weatherford. $2042 1t
is estimated that the stock levied or will
invoice less than $1,000.
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Sun Antonio Mun,c,paI Primaries.

san Antonio. Texas, January 11..-1At
the Jackson club primaries held today
to nominate a city ticket in opposition
to the Hicks administration. only 2lb
votes were polled, no votes being cast
in three wards. -Four votes in one ward
and two votes in another "A number OF
those whose names appeared on the
ticket claim that they were placed there
without authority from them and they
will not accept the nomination, Cap
tain j. A. Mccormack for mayor heads
the ticket.
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MExIA MATTERS.
scarlet Fever CompeIs the Closing of
the Public Schools.

Mexia, Texas. January 11.--At special
meeting of the school board held last
night it was decided to close the public
school for white children for thirty
days on account of the prevalence of
scarlet fever in our city.
The Postal Telegraph company now
has an office in Mexia. in charge OF Mrs.
Gardiner. The cutting in process was
completed today and the office, located
In the postotfice building. is now READY
for business.
Mrs. f.. G. Robertson and daughter.
Miss Maud. have returned from a visit to
relatives in Carrolton, Ga.
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Believers Gospel hall, 009 Capitol ave
nue-sunday school at $3.50 m. Be-
lieyers gather to the name Of Jesus to
show forth His death In the breaking OF
bread at 1890 a. m. Open air gospel
meeting corner Main and Preston avenue
at Z p. m Gospel meeting in hall at s
,. m All are welcome. 30 collections
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TopAY,s SELLING

Selling, mile and a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %.
Lillian Reed Randy 81, Indian 90. Banquo II
1o2. George Lee, Emigre 1903.
Mile-Bocmerack. Gray Daily 90. Farmland
g, Senator Beyeridge So Silver Coin 100
Mes Hanover 107.
SeeDlechase handicap. short course-TTavre
p, Bristol 100 Don Clarencio, advertisement
Jack HAYES l32, Terry Ranger 1855, The Plane,
1871 brakeman l3s
The GENTLY hand can. six and half fur
longs-Bommer, Alpaca 100 Tom Kingsley
ioS ID Garland II 1N, Charlie O'Br!en 105
Moroni Ill.
seliing, seven furlongs-sara Gamp. Nov
city 90 Assessment Water Plant 9s Bean
20 Gracious 1902, Saline, Jack Doyle loi
H'nsdale 1O7. Quite Right l0S.
selling six furlongsIrourney ~ Brown
Val. Sister Fox 9s Sailie ] 100 Ssmovar
l03 Gin Ricley. Lady Contrary I04 Douster-
Swivel 1C5. Woodtrice iC6. Locust Bosom 107,
Draw Lad 10. Scriyener 112
Weather cloudy: track heavy.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
u. Vi. Moore Disposcs of Interest In
The Angleton Bnnk.

angieton, Texas, January 1L--Mr. j.
M. Moore, proprietor OF the Bank of An
gleton, transferred his entire banking in
terest yesterday to Messrs. NJ, r., W. w.
and V, e. Hoskins OF Velasco Rees p.
Sweeney, formerly of the Columbia Elk
change bank and ex-tax collector Of this
county. Will be cashier. The Eoskins
family is one OF the Oldest in the co.aty
and among the largest cattle ard land
owners. The new in tuition has cry
solid financial backing The atirament
oil Mr.. Moore from me banking business
is much regretted by his friends ans or
mer patrons Mr.. Moore organized III.
Nelasco National bank in 1892 nni the
Bank OF Angleton in 1896. both ef which
under his management proved successes.
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A EntnI Row.

HI Paso, Texas. January 11.'-it the
new towp OF Douglass, Arlz., where the
Phelps-Dodge railroad goes into MeA.Co.
a q, an named Kelly foreman OF a CON
structlta train. was killed Outright after
he had seriously wounded three men in
a row yesterday morning.
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he Young Mon,a christlnn Assnnl

the Young Mems Christian Association.
To all these services the public 5 NOS.
cordially invited.
Tabernacle Baptist church, corner OF
White and Decatur streets, one b'ock
south OF Washington street, Sixth ward
Sunday school $50 a. m. workers meet
M $3.50 p M Preaching II a. n. AID
1880 p. m. Baptlzlng after night sermon.
The strangers church. E. Ammons. pas
tor.
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nILMRnRLANn rlRraRYTERIAN.

Cumberland Presbyterian church, ]. NJ
Halsell. d. D.. pastor.-+preachng by the
pastor in the chapel on Fannln ana Pease
at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Subject OF
morning sermon: Zeal in a Good Thing"
Text Gal. i, IS. SUBJECT OF evening SER
mon: Joy and Peace in Believing"
Text Rom. Ky, 10. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
1880 p. m.
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an Interview said that ll the Opposition 10
the Jefrles. Rubin tight IN Cincinnati be-
csnne too powerful 10 be ,vcrcoInc, and Il
was found Impossible 20 pun OF the contes,
nj his club - ''-'s~"
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rice Acreage May ne Increased.

Wharton. Texas. January 1l.-Seversl
surveying cunts hsye been busy his
week taking levels on the Colorado lands
belonging TO Kountze Bros. near Ell
Campo for the purpose of testing their
suitability for rice culture. az the land
is suitable this will mean a large In
crease IN the rice acreage in this
county.
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MmnlnNNIAL nAMN.

Regular services Sunday at 1880 a. In
and prayer meeting every Thursday at 8
p. m. at room 200 Mason building. Bible
class every Tuesday evening at 1904
Walker avenue All are cordially invited
10 these services.
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ntuRgsTrAN.

Christian church.-Regular services at
the church morning and evening, Preach
ing by Rev. w. j. Haywood Sunday
school 0 80 a. m. Y. P. 5. C. u. Gas p. M
Cordial Invitation to all these services.
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Execution Against Lnnd.

Richmond, Texas, January 11-Ipxecu-
tlon was issued today against the land
owned by W. J. Chambers of Stafford,
Francis Smith & Co. of san Antonio have
advertised a sale under a deed of trust.
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HOUSTON WTY MISSION

Holiness meeting At p. m. Sermon
by Rev. John e. Green on the subject
OF "soul Rest" Meeting ON Market
square at p. m. and at the hall No
BIZ Travis street, at 1880 p. m. ard every
week night at O'clock.
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METHODIST.

Shearn Methodist churob.--sunday
school at $3.50 a. N. Preaching by tho
pastor. Sam r. Hay. at IL a. m, and
1880 p. m. Epworth League az $3.50 p.
M. Cordial invitation to all.
Mckee Street Methodist Episcopal
church South. on Mckee. between Prov
idence and Cont streets. Rev. John e..
Green pastor.-Sunday school at $3.50 a.
m. Prof j. l.. McReynolds. superin-
tendent. Preaching at II a. IN. and 1880
p. m. by the castor, Epworth League
service at $50 o. IN. All are cordially
invited TO attend these services.
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Kennedy Of San Francisco Wants n.
New York. January 1.-THE Journal and
Advertiser says:
Manager jim Kennedy Of the Twentieth
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Oakland Results.

San Francisco. January II. After his good
race Yesterday, Rolling Boer as plunged on
TO win the fourth event at oakland today.
Jack Martin displayed poor Judgment aud
Rolling Boer was beaten easily by ordnung.
Favortes again went to defeat. Lou Rey
took the last event by a neck from Opponent
Greensboro was bid up s40O to 500 by b. L.
L.gsr. but Sam Htdreth retained him Lou
Key was bid up geo but was protected by
his owner Sam Hlldreth sold Gibraltar 70
Burns g. Waterhcuse for 1850,
Rain fell all day aud track was sloppy
Futurhy course, sslllng-Isaline, Maggie ID.
Monrovia. Time. l:l2ls.
Lich .enstein, Torso Maid. Time. :3GE
Six furlongs. selling-Flatterer. Ada y.
oniz IL. Tme. 1;lsA.
Mle-ordnung, Rolling Boer Lennep Time
Galanthus, Donator. Time. 1;l6K.
Mile and furlong. seling--Lou Rey. OBJ
ponent. Aorinet Tine, 1851.
ToDAY's ENTRIES.
Selling six furonGs-vera Qua 100. High
Hoe l07, Grea, Bend liz. PTesti-ig itator l06
Tibursn 100. Birdie stone 49, Pat M5rrissey
i09 Simon ID 100.
Five furlongs. seiling-Dsrlene 100, Hard
man 10 L.ho.e Eiklns. Instante, Loneliness
katherine Ennis, Companion Katherine
Bravo 100 Follow Me lc2
: Selling mile and furlong-The Buffoon
lOi. Astor lOs. Tho Bobby i0s. Essence i0i.
Meme Such 100.
Selling Ave furloDgs-Grayiet los. Estel-
lada. El soncro. Marion Br-atol 100 Eikarn
o. Scotch Belle 100. Litmus Psgalong lo2,
sublime 100.
Fal'anshee lightweight handicap, seven fNr-
longs-Vucsin I2S Boundlee los Gold dor
1872, Gibraltar 1870. Herculean us Gold Badge
i0I. imp Broad Brim 40. Articuiate 100
lebanon 1ls. Golden Axe 122. Gold dor
Gibraltar. b. & w. entry; Vulcain lebanon
Golden Age Hildreth eniry.)
Mile and severity yards handiezp--Rio
rh.co 95, Bathos 80 lebanon as. IIeroulean
1O5. The Fretter ii6 sybaris l0n.
Weather rainy, track sloppy.
Kennedy Of San Francisco Wants IA.
New York. January 1.-THE Journal and
Advertiser says:
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pREsBYTNRIAN.

The Second PreS0y terian church. corner
OF Louisiana and Crawford streets.--Sun
day school at $3.50 a. m. W. b. Taylor,
superintendent. Services at IL q. m. ami
7:45 D, Ia. Subject at IL a. M: "onr
Present and Urgent Need" Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday at I;45 p. M. All strangers
and visitors receive a cordial welcome.
S. NJ Tenney, pastor.
Westminster Presbyterian church, cor
ner Rusk and Louislsna.--sabbath school
ct 9:45 a. n. Preaching by Rev w. H..
Mason OF Galveston at IL a. IN. and 7:45
o. m. Subject: Messages From Mall
achi;" In the morning. The Spirit OF
the Age" in the evening Gods Com
Rlaint." Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Bndesvor at Z p. m Mr. Mason VIII
preach every night this week save Satur-
day. All are invited. Edwin MeNutt,
minister.
Hardy street FrysbyteriaD church,
Preaching every sa.5bath at II a. m. by
Rev. j. a. Ramsay. Theme tomorrow;
FAITHFUL In Little Things" Sabbath
school AZ A. m. Captain William Chris
tiea superintendent. Ladies' Aid society
al 2:30 .. IN. every frst and third Thurs
day All are cordially invited TO the
services.
Lubbock Street Presbyterian church -
Preaching every Sabbath at 1880 p. m.
BY Rev. j. A. Ramsay. Sabhith school
at $3.50 a. M. Captain william Christian.
superlntendent. Prayer meeting every
wednesday evening at 7;s0. Ladies Aid
society at 3 D. m. every second and
fourth THURSDAY. Tho public Is cordially
invited to all the services.
First Presbyterian church. corner OF
Main street and Mckinney avenue. Rev.
william Hayne Lesyell. d. D.. pastor
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Z. ". Tay-
Ior. superintendent; John E Wiley aud
Edgar Watkins associate supe=ntend-
ents. Public WORSHIP a. II a. m. and 1880
n M. with preaching bv the pastor. The
Sacrament OF the Lords supper viii be
administered al The close OF he morning
service. Strangers are cordially invited.
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For q Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo- ouinine Tablets.
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First Baptist church, Rev. b. f. Riley.
d. D., castor SERVICES as usual in Bryan
hall sunday school at 9:S0 a. m. and
preaching al 1870 a. m and 1870 p. m
Subje~f Of the morning sermon. 1.-The
Highest Motive Subject OF evening SER
mon ''Tse Great Review" Prayer
meeting is held on every "Wednesday
rsyht at 1880 in the audience room OF
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ose Company Election.

News Notes.
~. Texas. January 1l.-.Mr. No.
ence agent for Black Patti and
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1901-01-31
FARMERS INSTITUTE.

The Farmers Institute arranged by
the State Board of Agriculture, con
vened in the Court House, on We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock. County
Delegate II. V. White opened the
meeting, and Chandlee Ewes of Mill.
vile, was elected chairman. w. A.
Kitchen was chosen as Secretary.
After a prayer by Rev. J. ID. Smith,
an address of welcome was delivered
by Mayor Frank Ikeler. This was
followed by H. V. White, Esq, who
SAID he hoped the farmers would at
tend these meetings and take an in
terest in all the proceedings. 1t had
been his experience that the farmers
of-this county didn't care to interest
themselves in these discussions that
they desire to keep on in their own
way. That at the institutes held in
other counties the farmers take note
books along with them and then on
their return home try to apply what
they learn and thus are highly bene.
fitted. He hoped all would take ad-
vantage of the question box and send
in their questions to the speakers who
would endeavor to answer them in as
concise manner as possible. He
urged all to take part in the discus
sions.
Addresses were made by Deputy
Secretary of Agriculture, R. L. Mar
tin of Harrisburg, and Mr.. Northrop.
AT the afternoon session an address
by Frank Simpson on the subject OF
shallow Cultivation" was followed
by general discussion which was par
ticipated in by Messrs. Martin, North
rop, H. c. Barton, Sylvester Kitchen,
and DR.. Rothrock. An interesting
session was held in the evening.
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PICTURESQUE BLOOMSBURY

For some time past there has been
in preparation at this Office book to
be called picturesque Bloomsbury.
1t will contain seventy.two pages,
printed on heavy enameled paper,
and bound in stiff covers with silk
cloth lettered in gilt, and also in
heavy pasteboard. The object of
the book is TO show our town in pic.
lures, and to this end such buildings
and views have been selected as are
representatives of the best of each
class shown. The cuts are the best
copper half-.one plates, and they in
clude the Court House, Town Hall,
High School, Normal School, County
Jail, churches, residences, business
blocks, factories. street scenes, Water
Works, Fair Grounds, drives, and
other views to the number of nearly
seventy. 1t will be an addition to
any library, and as souvenir or gift
book nothing could be more desira-
Bile. Further notice will be given
when the work is ready for delivery.
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THE TROLLEY LINE.

Active preparations are going on
for the beginning of work on the new
trolley line, from Bloomsburg to Ber-
wick. M. F. ID. Scanlon, one of the
contractors, will move his family here
this week. This will give employ
ment to large number of hands,
and many applications have been re-
ceived by Secretary Frank E. Miller
for work. The construction of this
line will require several months, and
will put in circulation large amount
of money. When it is completed
there can be no doubt of Its success.
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Sheriff Denies Stories.

Since the verdict was rendered in
the Wintersteen case, numerous Stories
have been circulated around town to
the effect that Wintersteen told Sheriff
Breckbill that he wanted to "go for
Mr.. Scarlet, when he was summing up
and that he would "like to get at the
men on the jury" Sheriff Breckbill
says that there is not word of truth
in any of these statements, that Win
tersteen has not said word to him
and he does not think he has to any
one against either Mr.. Scarlet or the
men of the jury. Furthermore, Mr..
Breckbill says that Wintersteen, both
before and since the trial,ha been an
exemplary prisoner.-Dano1M Meaos.