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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
REGULAR MEETING HELD LAST
 NIGHT.
Reports of tho Various Committees Read and Accepted-Bids for the Ad- ditlon at Boardman Rejected.

Last evening the regular meeting of the board of education was held and
 very little business of importance was
 transacted. Messrs. Jackson, Betts and
 Harmount were absent and there was
 no report from the committee on school }buildings. It was announced that bids
 for erecting the proposed second and third stories of the present power build- ing at the Boardman high school would be opened at the meeting last night, and ill response to the advertising of the committee on buildings two local contractors handed in their figures for the work. The appropriation for the work was $6,0O0, but the bids were not within the limits of the appropriation and they were both rejected. The bids were as follows: Alexander McWil- Hams, $6, 955; James A. Fogarty, $6,995
 The committee on schools made the following recommendations, and they were all accepted:
 That the resignation of George ID. Somers from the Hillhouse evening school be accepted, taking effect Jan uary 6.
 2--That the committee on schools be authorized to expend an amount not ex- ceeding $250 for the purchase of type writers for the commercial department of the Hilhouse high school
 3--That the following text books be added to the list of text books for the schools: Gluck Auf, Muller & Wencke- bach: Lockwood & Emersons Compost ton and Rhetoric; Mirick's Lessons in Elementary Grammar.
 4-That the following books be added to the supplementary list of readers: A Primer of Work and Play Alger; The Thought Reader, Book 1, Maud Summers; Our First School Book, Fer ris; Stories of Pioneer Life. Bass.
 The committee also recommended that large number of text books be dropped from the list of text books for the high school These books are not now in use in the school, as they have been replaced by more recent publica- lions. The rule regarding the dropping 1f text books was suspended and the books were cut from the list.
 The committee on finance reported l hat it had made a large number of l ransfers in the appropriations for cur 'ent expenses for the year 1901 to bal | lnce several accounts. The list was a | ong one and the report was accepted | rhe finance committee reported the financial standing for the month of De- ember.
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AT THE FIRST M. E.. CHURCH.

There will be two especially interest ing discourses a the First M. F. church tomorrow. In the morning Presiding Elder Adams will preach The subject of his sermon will be "The Mysterious Traveller of Prophetic Vision"
 In the evening Dr. William F. Crafts superintendent of the reform bureau at Washington, will speak upon the sub ject of Living and Dying Nations" Dr. Crafts is very interesting talker and is thoroughly and practically ac- quainted with his subject He will pre- cede his discourse with a prelude of News from Washington of Reform Measures" The public at large are in yited.
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PADEREWsISI.

Paderewski will soon be in America
 to superintend the production of
 "Manru,' which German critics declare
 to have afforded one of the most bril- liant first nights ever known at the famous Dresden Opera House "Manru" safely launched, MT. Paderewski pro- pose to coneertize to limited extent, and all the old staff are on the qui yive; for, with this unique pianist relation ships one formed seldom end. He de- parts for Europe leaving his band of enthusiastic subordinates behind him. He is a good man" they say as the carriage door snaps and the object of their cares departs for Riond Bosson or Paris. When Paderewski returns none of his American family is forgotten; the same agents, the same travelling com panions, down to the errand boy and the cook are remebered and called for by name The palace car is recharter- ed; and each resume the old life at the exact point where it had been interrupt ed
 Somewhere on the road the little com pany issue from their rolling home and with Paderewski in their midst gather under a live-oak or a redwood, The kodak is produced and the souvenir se- cured. The same faces appear in the groups that accumulate. tournee after tournee.
 The great artist insists that the per sonel of his staff have an appreciable share in his success Each he modestly asserts has contributed something to the sum total and under no circum- would he disorganze the hu- man elements which co-operated in his first American triumph.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
 HILL BROOK FARM.
The Owner Comments on Grape-N,

A farmer with his out of door work might have reason to expect more than the average of good health if he would use proper food and have it well cooked but many of them. in middle age suffer torments from dyspepsia, and following that q weakened nervous system.
 To show the value of a change in food we quote from q letter written by L.. Flagler, owner of Hill Brook Farm Charlottesville, Va.
 T have spent q very considerable amount of money in trying to cure my stomach trouble with medicines, and have changed climate several times. About two years ago l was taken worse, My heart and kidneys gave me much trouble. I could not sleep nights. Was very nervous, thin and discouraged. Finally I changed my food and began taking Grape Nuts Breakfast Food. This agreed with me and 1 thought I could see my way ont, so I have stuck to Grape Nuts for a year and a half and gradually the old troubles have disappeared
 have made splendid progress in health and strength, sleep we'll and can now do a good days work for a man of fifty years.
 I know that Grape-Nuts caused the
 sange, and although I am now able to
 .e other food as l like, still I stick to
 ape Nuts because I know how it
 ourished me, and besides, wife and I both like the food.
 She says nothing has helped her ner- vous system like Grape-Nuts, We buy the food by the case and are very en- thusiastie in regard to it.
 It is plain that nervous, worn out people can be brought back to health by using Grape~Nuts.
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ADULT GLASS OF THE CHURCH OF
 THE REDEEMER.

It is expected that a goodly number will be present Sunday at the adult Biz ble class of the Church of the Redeem CT, which will convene immediately af- ter the morning service and will be held in the large lecture room of the church, The speaker will be Rev. F. F. Moor man, of Yale Divinity school The sub ject to be considered will be The Promise of Power Fulfilled" Stran- gers, both ladies and gentlemen, of whatever religious persuasion, are cor dially invited to attend
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AT EPWORH CHURCH.

At Epworth M. E. church tomorrow there will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. Fred Wins low Adams. At 10;S0 the last sermon in the series of the Early Life of Jesus will be preached the subject being Jesus in the World-the Coming Con- sciousness of Messiahship and Time of Testing" The subject for the evening service at 7:30 will be "A Conquerer Conduered-the Story of Obedience" All seats are free and strangers cordial ly welcome.
 On Tuesday evening at 80 Rev. pr. John F, Adams, presiding elder. will speak at the prayer meeting, and the fourth quarterly conference will be held.
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moral conditions in all lands. and or these he will speak exhibiting f1ags ana charts by which to make his statements impressive. No money is to be collect ed, but by an unexpected absence from Washington the people ot thls community will have a chance to near remarkably stirring presentation or live topics. In the evening the Bfoth- erhood will have charge, of the serVlce' and Miss L. Gallagher, harpist, Will as sist the quartet in special music, ana cornet lead, with organ and cholf, Ill the singing of special hymns, Every body is invited to this service which the Brotherhood intends to make or marked nature month after month Organ prelude" Romance .... Wagner Choir response-"Our Prayer Accept
 ......... ....,.,...'..'' oGHlAllH6 Anthem" Praise the Lord .NeWkomm Alto solo-"Ave Maria" ....Mascagnl With harp oblgato.
 Offertory-'B 'Berceuse" .. .Ch. Aberthur
 Harp and Organ.
 Organ postlude -"Gloria from l2th
 mass .,......''-'.'' '''' Nl'~ai'
 The pastor will deliver short dis course on the theme "Safety-A Medi- tation in View of the Recent Disas- ters."
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AT TRINITY M. E. CHURCH

s'The Faith Victorious" will be the theme of the morning sermon at the Trinity M. F. church. In the evening the pastor will give the first of a spec ial series of sermons on "The Hard Sayings of Jesus'' The theme of the first sermon will be ''The Rule of the Second Mile" Other subjects will be: "The Devil of the Empty Room. 'The Christians Duty of Hatred,'' "The Los ing of Life" A cordial invitation to these services is given to the general public.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
Eos siI Pills.

The demand is proof of their worth. Dr, Agncws Liver Pills are beating out many fossil formulas al quarter box. They re better medicine, easier doses. and 10 cents a vial. A thousand ailments may arise from Il disordered liver Keep the liver right and you'll not have Sick Headache, Biliousnese. Nausea, Constipation and Salluw Skin 100 pills in 25c size. Sold by ". II. Hull, F. Hewitt.--3ly .
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
MUSIC AT CHRIST CHURCH.

MUSIC AT CHRIST CHURCH. The music at Christ church for the first Sunday after Epiphany will be
 Morning, 10:30. Hymns 65, 139, 253, 331. Te Deum in E flat. ..........,. Barrett Offertory anthem-"Arise, Shine. .......... -...-.....- ..-.s,.... E4leFy
 Evening, 7:30. Hymn 63, 323, 66.
 Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis in D.. Offertory-" "Hoiiest Breathe an Even ing Blessing .... ...... Martin The services for the week are as fol- lows: Sunday 730 a. m., celebration of the holy communion; 10:50 a. m, maths, litany and sermon; 2:30 p. m., Sunday school; 7:S0 p. m., cforale even song and sermon Morning prayer, Wednesday and Friday at 9 o'clock. Evening prayer daily at P. m., ex- cept Wednesday at 7:30 Ce!9hration of the holy communion. Monday octave of Epiphany at 7:30 a. m. Thursday at 10 a. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
DwTGHr PLACE CHTrRCH

There is probably no man in the country more able to speak with accu- racy and interest on the great ques- tions ofreform than Rev Wilbur F. Crafts, who will give an address at the Dwight Place church Sunday morning. He represents Christian people all over the country who are interested to see congress pass certain bills efecting
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
AT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH.

The regular services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 D. n1 will be observed to-mor row at the Zion German Lutheran church, corner Davenport avenue and Ward street Rev Frederick Ottmann will occupy the pulpit at both services. The choir vii sing and Organist Dress Ter will preside at the organ. Seats are free and cordial invitation is ex- tended those wishing to attend all the services held in the church
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
AT WELCOME HALL.

Evening service at 7:45 o'clock. Sing ing by the first quartet of the choir of the Church of the Redeemer. Miss Barnes, Mrs. Losey, MT. Spencer and Riley Phillips. Rev. Jay T. Stocking will speak on the subject, "The Great est Fact in the World"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
AT PARK CHAPEL.

l.. l.. Porter will have charge of the service in Park chapel, Morris Cove. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Sunday school at o'clock. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at o'clock. Every one invited
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 Other Notes
 There has not been month during the conference year with the excep- tion of August and September that the Grace M. E, church has not received a class by letter or on probation En- couraging as this work is from every standpoint it is not sufficient in it's results, and the ordinary city church, which depends on that alone for re- cruits. will do well if in the course of years it holds it's own. Few or no churches have great ingatherings of converted souls in these days, except those which set apart regular periods to be devoted to the one object of pressing on. the unconverted the solemn duty of at once forsaking their sins and conse- crating their lives to Christ. The avow- ed mission of the church is to capture the whole world for the Lord Jesus Christ Inspired by this spirit the Grace M. F. church has been holding special revival services in the audience room every night during the past week. the attendance has been large and quite a number of adults have profess ed conversion. The meetings will con- tinue every night during the month with the exception of Saturdays. The only change in the programme an- nounced will be that on Tuesday night the revival band. led by H. M. Tower, and Andrew Moorhead will have charge of the service. Sunday morning Rev Arthur J. Smith will preach at the usual hour, subject selected, and in the evening there will be an evangelistic service led by the pastor. Carl A. Mears, the musical director, will have l charge of the music and singing. The | new song book will be used The Misses | Florence and Mabel StoweIl will sing ] by request a selection from Pentecostal 1 hymns No. ,, entitled T Belong to | Him Last Sunday the first class of | proba tioners of the year 1902 was re- ceived, another class will be received on | the coming Lords day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
AT HOWARD AVE. M. E. CHURCH.

Howard avenue M. F. church, liar vey F. Burnes pastor. The religious in terest in this church has steadily in- creased during this week. Good sized audiences, deeply attentive to the word, have attended upon the sermons ot Rev. James Tregaskis of the New Eng land Southern conference. He will preach next Sabbath morning and ev- ening and we reasonably look for large audiences at those services.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11

Sad Cause.-Mrs O'Brien Good Mrs McCabe; an phwat makes yez look so sad?
 Mrs. McCabe-Shure. Dennis was sint to tn penitintiary fer six months
 Mrs. O'Brien-Well! Shure don't worry Six months will soon pass
 Mrs McCabe-Shure, that's phwat worries me.-Leslie's Weekly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
AT BAYFIELD,, cHApET,

Rev. Dr. Charles Cuthbert will preach at Battell chapel tomorrow forenoon. "A large audience will no doubt greet this scholarly and very able preacher.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
AT THE CHURCH OF THE MES
 SHAH.

At the Church of the Messiah (First Universalisb the pastor, Rev. W. F. Dickerman, will preah tomorrow morn- ing at 10:30 o'clock; subject, ''The Great Need of Our Day-A Consciousness of Spiritual Realities-HOw to Dey5l0p it the Failure of Modern Substitutes for Personal Religion" Dedica ton of chill dren and reception of members with the church. Sunday school and Conversa- ton circle at noOn Young peoples con- ference meeting at 6:S0 D. m. Seats free and cordial invitation to all
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
AT ST. ANDREWS M. E. CHURC1

AT ST. ANDREW s M. E. UHURIEi.
 At St. Andrews M. E. church, Rev. Duane N Griffin, pastor. At lO:30 a.. m. there will be preaching, subject, "The Embodying of the Holy Spirit or The Church-the Body of Christ At 12O5, Sunday school; at 3:3O, junior league; at 6:3O, senior league; 7:3o, preaching, subject, "A Great General But Leper."
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of Grace church, will officiate at both the morning and evening services to- morrow.
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
TEATURES OF THE REETGTO US
 SERVICES TOMORROW.

Nhe Special Revival Services at Grace M. F.. Church h-Rev. E. R. Young at Vest vifie III. E Rev. Dr. Cuthbert Hall at Batteil-services at Dwight Place Other Notes
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11

AT GRACE CHURCH. Rev Ms. Fitzgerald, former rector
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-12

necessary. secording 70 the opinion
II manr Of tho ablest lawyers IN tho
convention. bnt cvca they sdmit that
can 40 no bssm. aud mry safe
coaxa she work ut the convention.
oovrnSon MR. ckin fHEN.
The Legislature will be called 10
gether by proclamation Of the Gov
ernor. lis action viii be sufficient
executive recognition IF the new or-
GAM. law. u j. understood that he
IS in thorough accord With the action
Of the conventions and that he u
anxious 70 see IL pnt Ia full force and
effect a. soon as practicable. The
action Of the members Of ;hs Genef-
al Assembly IN coming together viii
be Ia itself a recognition OF the ue"
Constitution under the terms oi
which they viii De called They
are expected % take tho oath under
the new Constitution. as Will aii The
other officers Of che State.
.uanr session Assrefr
It is not expected that the session
Of the General Assembly at that time
viii Zee long Indeed it uii merely
organize ANA appoint iis committees
which win work during thc recess pI
toe decision 90 Che Code made necc-
sarv ly the ncw Constitution, aui
thcu take % recess, uiiil thc SECOND
"Wednesday in November, n.en th'
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-12
LEGISLATURE
Viii Moettn Extra Sessio July
rs

VIII Meet n Extra Sessionjuly
49,.
The I-al.ri Despatch 81 ihe Ash
iust
TIE General Assembly BE- Virgin
ia ull q. eoa,oks3 in extraordinary
session n ;ais ci,y Tuesday. luis
Isth. So ~ o.cieek meudisn. The
asw Consultation viii become eaecs
i've oa IAur,day. Jelly lOth. ju,t
i've days before the Legislature
meets.
Al least that B. what the Commit
tee on Revision aud Schedule OF ihc
convention last night decided 60 re-
commend g. that body to-day. aud
there is uo reason 90 doubt that ihc
Recommendation will prevail The
seti9u tskcn % the committee "a ia
conformity wiih the resolution ia-
troduce,i IA the convention by Mira
Wslton Moore. Of Fairfax. on ths
sahjeel The object Of that fesoiu.
tioa .was 60 secuu executive aud
Legislative recognition q the eonsti.
tutioa before there could be any jV-
dieisl recognition OF sctioa sbsrcon.
jast a. a safeguard sgains, adverse
Judicial action en- the proclamation
Of the instrnmcnt.
sneh political recognition Is nj
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-12

6ne corn crop. the average heing A.
40 per cent. mote th-n ~ sny
in several yeas heretofore.
Mr.. Bolton SAYS that ~hrn 'a'e'nN
received such an impetus in the
Southwest. owing 90 the orgsnixa-
ton Of coal and iron companies 10
develop the mining interests. many
farmers deserted their occupS,ien AMI
.ica their isps ia ijlrnes~ ior the
hope they s4w ia being c~ongecicc
with the mine work.
The visions thst doated over the
mountain region 1t that tine. with
their fascinating idea Of romance.
have now disappeared. sud the farm.
cfs Nj. Bolton states srs coming
bsck 60 their proper iatitui~. They
now realize ihst ,beir t-.-t 'pio,i'
unity is in producing something &
feet the mining population, ans
with thls idea now fairly established
farming IS going 90 come 10 the froLi
ia scott. Wise. Lee. Dickinson. an.
other Southwest couutics.-Bristo
Courier
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-12

Arrangements have been completed
whereby Big Stone Gap viii play
here on the DIST oi this maath. THIS
being ON Saturday. a large crowd
will witness the contest An excur-
sion will be run from the Gap, bring
ing aeout two hundred people. 4
band will accompany the boys aud
make thing lively generally. In order
that a eommendable game be pat up
by cur boys hard prstiee is neces.
sary. Come out every evening. boys.
aud get yourself in trim for > hard
coatess.-Bnssos Courier.
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PETITION DENIED.

Coz enos Montague. amoug other
petition deoied last week. turned
down that for the pardon Of Siiss
Holmes. who az the july term. 1899.
oi the County Court of Lee. WA tried
and convicted OF murder in the second
degree and given q terra ct fifteen
years Ia the ~peniteatisry.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-12

through Manchester ihts
.4-aains ga th-ir ~sy T. the Met
l.iA sa mines. The mioc~ asvs been
d n.lt br the Nosth,rIeis and the re-
.ut oi the visit Of this party NIL
,,sbsbl, De their early opening mp
The Midiothian coal properties have
been closed ior twelve year.. ever siuee
ne last bis explosion m She mines
Nhrn many men wcto killed and M
iused. The grade of coal ut Midi
lothian is said q be very hnc sud
the working Of the mines sgsin VIII
mean not ouly the employment OF
hundreds Of men but also the practi'
cslly new source Of coal supply -
Z rinoad Nors
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-12

Judge e. 49,. AldoTson PrOmin-
entity Mentioned for Con
ErDaa.

ln 81 81 Anderson. ST Wise
.nats u.n la, ucen prominently
mentioned Ed connection with the
lean nomination ior Nougrcs,
ff.m tAe Niath District, positively
lsc.ara- l.at lc 81. uot an ssp'tant
I.r tic a0nuf. sad uuder 800 cifcum
.,.ncc. would accept 10 if rendered
in itis understood that he re-
iae Republican chance of sue
re-> 500 tLc district as utterly hopeless.
Wen Informed Democrats here are
ID che opinion that the Republicans
NI not pct out a candidate against
Judge Hbca.-Brisioi Ncrs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-12

A supposed extnci volcano is sand
O. be in active eruption in New
Mexico
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-12

Tar Senate. ls.t week. passed thc
Lodge Philippine 1ovcrimcnt iilI
rs a vote Of q 90 so.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-12
FARMERS OPPORTUNITY.
MIR. Bolton Speaks OF "A Better
Outlook in the Southwest.

Mr. T. \. Bolton is 10 the city af-
seT a lnp through several counties
iE Southwest Nisgiaia. While he
foand the prospects gloomy - re-
CARDS wheat and appies, be vas very
mneh gratI6ed u the prospects FOR a
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-06-12

The above rate, are f,r sisraiHs .nrerti-e-
rents only.
Apvrsrrsrur~r vfu be- charr-
81 fer 81 ne rate efs cents per line Tor each
Insertion.
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Il -U|VI|0IIN0 n |0I|I' u IIU0U TUINIU1
whether Inherited or acquired. and TO
remedy so thoroughly and effectively
e~leanses the blood. u YOU have any
Blood trouble, OF Your child has Inherited
sorle blood faint, take = $. $. and get
the blood in good condition and prevent
the disease doiag further damage.
Send for oar free hook aud write our
physicians about your case. We make no
charge whatever for medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ALBANIA. GA.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-06-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Charles Pauls has returned from a
visit at Pueblo.
T. r. and f Watson were in Pm.
eblo "Wednesday.
Mis' Sfais Vi 'oiuiieiu i
"iss ooiiihs' iori'er Iesiueht' ou'
'o" Vi CfiPpie ofeeA' spent o"lu"'
III 'iiis oi'S-
Mrs King has returned to this city
itoth onu' "hefe sue mas
WISHING irielus'
Frank T. Hurd has taken a position
as travelling salesman for the Canon
Picking Works.
A. IL - . NJ,
r,,-., - c,,1s.1s,
trends last week.
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- -, -,
'''' - - "''7 IL ''''' '''
John Howard returned the first of
the week from Hillside where he had