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when Green Seal Paint Is usetl

The house stays painted, and the
bothers OF painting time are few aud
far between.
For sale by Morgantown Hardware
Company,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-13

Work of washing streets hos been
started and before long we shall for.
get that we ever had dirty streets
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-13

AN early June wedding has been
kept pretty quiet and will surprise
some people when il is announced.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-13
X. Us. 70 MEET.
Parkersbm g the Objective Point-C Clans
Now Gathering.

The Knights Templar of theSstat
meet in Parkersburg on Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week. The
clans are now gathering in that city.
The meet will be one of the most
notable ever held in the state.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-13

WHAT late book do you wish
You will find it at the Acme,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-13

WHEN you BUY your mems wear
at Hirschmans you know it is
right.
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ALL SUMNER STRIKE.

Building Operations Shut Down in
Monessen with no Prospects of an
Early Resumption.
Building operations are entirely
suspended in Monessen. The con
tractors have refused to accede to
the demands of their workmen. 1t
now looks like it was to be general
strike all summer.
About 100 buildings in course of
erection have stopped and there is
nothing doing in the town. The
place has been one of the busiest
towns in the valley.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-13

THE turn table for the NJ. &c K. is
being installed. The work is very In
teresting and there is always crowd
of spectators around watching it.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-05-13

IT has been definitely decided to
having the closing exercises of the
Morgantown Schools on the evening
of May 81. The school closes finally
Nav ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
Fiction
CONSUMERS CHEATED.
Lost 100000 Last Year.

In his recent report Food Commits
sioner Heiner places the annual con-
sumption Of coffee in Utah at 5000 900
pounds, tw0-thirds Of which Is cheap
or low grade coffee, containing % per
cent adulteraiOn
Figured on such a basis the coffee
consumers Of Utah are annually cheat
ed out Of $4,000 for coffee alone.
Knowing that the residents of Utah
have long sought "a high grade coffee
the old reliable house Of j. A. Folger
& Co. Is placing on this market Golden
Gate Mocha and Java, a coffee guar
anteed 70 be pure and Of uniform quail
ity-really the finest coffee grown.
Those who enjoy fine coffee win find
Golden Gate Mocha and Java a su-
periOr and delightful blend.
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian church, services held in
Odd Fellows hail. near new pOstoffice
site. Market street-MOrning service. N
a. M, subject of sermon, Sowing and
Reaping,' by Rev. W. IL. Fish. Unity
choir viii sing an anthem and Miss Lar
sen viii sing solo. Sunday school, 12.I5
p. ~. All invited Meeting Of Unity So
cial club Monday evening. 7:30 D. m. at
room s., Eagle block. on Wednesday
evening, April T. Rev. Charles Z. ST.
John OF Boston secretary of the Ameri-
can Unitarian association, win address
members and friends of the Unitarian
Society of Salt Lake In the Odd Fellows
hall. This service Will begin al 7:30 p. m
and all interested are cordially invited
There viii be no meeting of the Unity
Literary club on account OF this meet
ing. The French club viii hold their
regular meeting on Thursday evening az
the home Mrs. Watson, l3l Second East
street Regular meeting of the choir on
Friday evening al 8 p. M.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All notices for this column must be
AAAled Do oy door Saturday.
Methodist.
First Methodist Episcopal. 80 East
Third S0uth-~Preaching by the pastor az
u a. M and $3.50 p. IN. Morning theme.
Regeneration Real: evening theme.
Mission OF the Messiah" Sunday school,
9.45 a. IA; class meeting Immediately aft
tf morning preaching service; junior
league p. m; EpwOrth league. $3.50
p. m1 followed by evening preaching
service az 1880 O'Clock after service at
e;45 b. m. Monday evening at S O'Clock
revival service. preceded by song service
DE continued each evening during the
week except Saturday. Meeting Of
the board OF stewards and board of trus-
tees after revival service on Monday
evening. Regular monthly meeting OF
the sunday school board after the re-
NlVal service on Wednesday evening
Regular monthly meeting OF the Ladies
AID society Tuesday afternoon at 2:3l
Business meeting of the EpwOrth league
az the close Of the revival service on
Thursday evening. Quiet hour Saturday
afternoon az 4 b. M. Cordial invitation
20 all these services. Seats free.
Iiff Nethdist. corner First South ana
Ninth East, L. II. Koepsel, pastor
Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m. Ben +.
Trap superintendent Mrs. Gillian VIII
deliver an address on The Women's
Foreign Missionary Society al II. Glass
meeting at ~. Junior league al 4. senior
league an $50, followed at 1880 By an
erangelstlc service conducted by the pas
tor Everyone invited 10 these services. |
The Ladies Aid society viii have a ba-
Ear on the 9th OF April, and also a
merchants lunch, probably ln the par
Tors Of the Y. NJ G. A. On the 10th dav
of April at the church the Epworth
league viii give an evening with the
and the photograph.
The chronOthanatOietron is an invention
Of two Wellesley graduates and Is a de-
elded success. By-means OF the inVen-
ton IL Is possible 20 overcome both time
and death. 20 cali up the great person /
ages OF the past and enable them 10
talk In a common tongue. Sixteen or
the most notable women in history wln |
be produced.
Scandinavian NJ. r. church. 15S South |
Second East street. Emil r. MOrk pas
.Or-Services in the Scandinavian LAM /
suage at III a. m; class meeting at the /
close of morning sermon; Sunday school !
az p M, and gospel meeting at %. m |
conducted in the English language. All /
are cordially invited. There will be good /
music and singing
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Scientist

Church of Christ. Scienust-dolds serv-
Ices In its church edifice, 1876 East Third
10 a. m. church service. III a. m sub
Ject "Unreality." Each Wednesday even
ing at s o'clock meeting Is held TO
listen TO the testimonials Of healing or
both sin ana sickness. Free reading
room, open daily from 10 g. m. to o. m
IN Manitou hotel Kindly welcome TO All
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tain J. A. Greenewald. Captain w VII
loms. Lieutenant W. C.. Webb and LIEU
tenant j.. r. smith
A consignment OF firing regulations
was received by the quartermaster last
Friday
Corporal Joe Haynes, Battery a. was
recently appointed sergeant OF the fourth
sec Ton More appointments VIII soon
follow.
Baseball Is az present receiving some
consideration in the guard and a good
team May be looked for
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ject, saved by Growth" choir win
sing, no. Not Despairinglyi I'M ne
morning service. and "An Evening
Hymn al the evening service, Suudav
school 1880 b. ms Christian Endeasor.
wy ,, u. junior EndeaVor, 3:i5 Tues
day afternoon Prayer service Wednes-
uay evening at clock. You are IN
vited to attend these services.
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tofth South streets; Rev. Charles f.
IefAlr-, 81 d.. reCl3r-ho.t cuafm lni0a.
a. E., sunday school. s;i5 a. o.; morn
lns pt2yee aud seq llon AZ d. "a. suDJect
"la.-sL the Priest and the SHc--flcc' 4.
l-.2li i1ir4tlon Of holy baptism. $50 p M.
confirmation class. p. m evening
PRAYER and sermon. 1880 D. m. subject
'EneouFa cement from Gcod Deeds. All
seats free. Strangers and visitors are
90. Llally welcomed. Al 81 Pauls today
-tas er rom Couch boy soprano, win sing
.(ne oIeTtory Next SUNDAY j. ~. curtis
VII sing The Palms" 1he choir is IN
active preparations for Easter Several
prominent soloists have been secured and
lhe music promises 20 be excellent. A
Iuu programme Will be published next
Sunday.
St. Johns Episcopal mission. Perkins
Additions Rev, II. II. Barnes. minister IN
charge-Flfth sunday ia Lent. sunday
seho0l z'4o p. m; evening prayer p. m.
TUESDAY 3 b. m, evening prayer and
81. Peters Episcopal mission. Fifth
North and Fifth West; Rev. r. IT.
Barnes, minister Ca charge Fifth Sunday
in Lent. Sunday school, p. m; even
ing prayer. p. ~. Wednesday, $50
p. m, lltany and address. G. i. s. can
dlcates class, Tuesday. $3.50 p. m. Ladies'
guild. Wednesday $3.50 p. m. at the res
West.
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Phillips Congregational Church.-Fifth
South and Seventh East Rev. p A.
Simpkin. pastor. Services this day al IL
q. m. and 7.f5 D. m Morning sermon.
The Glory OF Man; evening sermon,
An Ideal From the Life of Esther
Sunday school az 12l5: Christian En-
deavor at $3.50 Cordial welcome extended
all w0rshipers at these services.
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German Evangelical

Services at the East Side Raptist
church. corner Third South ana Seventh
East-Preachlug, 9.45 a. IA; Sunday
school. 2 p. m. All our German rrienas,
strangers and children are cordially IN
vlted. Rev c. A. thinner pastor. resi-
denCe. SIS East Second South.
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Baptist

Calvary Baptist church-Preaching at S
2. m Pulpit viii be supplied by the Rev.
-. A. Brown Of the First Baptist church.
All are welcome.
First Baptist church. corner Second
South and Second West; D. A. Brown
pastor Preaching al II a. m. and T:3D
p. m, Morning subject. "Tribulations /,
evening. fourth sermon In the series OF
sermons on The Sermon on The Mount
Sunday school a. 1915. +. J. Lucas,
superintendent b. y p. u. al $3.50 p. m
Bible study class. Monday evening al 7.5D.
j. p. Berkley leader. The Darke young
men class. Tuesday evening a s: S. ~
Darke, leader MidWeek prayer meeting
Burlington chapel corner Indiana ave
nue. and Navajo street-Sunday school at
3.l5 p. m. @. j. Badertscher, SUPER
tendent. Friday evening service at 7:3O.
Rio Grande chapel Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth South-Sunday
school AT $50 p M. Miss Bertha II.
Moore superintendent
East Side Baptist Church.-Corner Third
South and Seventh East streets. Reg
ular morning service at il o'clock. with
sermon by Rev Richard Wake, Sunday
SCHOOL az lZla o. m; evening service AT
$50 O'Clock viii be under the auspices Of
the Christian EndeaVOr society and viii
be led by ", III, Malona. The choir VIII
furnish special music for the evening
service.
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This afternoon at $3.50 Rev. DR.. Paden
Y. NJ. c. A. on the subject The Young
Man and a Viii Of His own" A cordial
Invitation is extended TO all men. A
Bible study class VIII follow the mems
meeting and viii be led by Wesley A.
Price.
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Congregational.

First CongregationaI-N public services
this morning; auditorium and lecture
room undergoing repairs. Sunday school
az lz;a0 IN basement parlors; Young PeO-
pies meeting at 6.50. Mems club. Mon
day evening. Wednesday evening meet
ing. same place.
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ReorFanized.

Reorganized Church Of Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day saints services tn mission
chapel 22S East Second South-Sabbath
school, 30 a. M; preaching, IL a. m. and
p. m. by Elder s. ID. Condit. All cor
daily invited
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Christian.

Central Christian church. corner Third
East and Fourth South streets-Preach-
ing by the pastor, DR.. T. W. Pinkerton.
at II a. m. and 7;45 p. m. Morning sub
ject, What Is the Bible?" Evening sub
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29

The following thirty volumes win be
teae1 % ne public library Monday mogn-
ins, March so. 1873.
Miscellaneous.
Barnard.-"s2.000 a Year on Fruits and
tiuWers. Farming by Inches "a Sim
pie Flower Garden For Country Homes.
a "A, Fractloal Guide For Every Lady. Do
The Strawberry Garden
hrldgeman. - Kitchen Gardening '
FRUIT Gardening Flower Gardening. q"
The American Gardeners Assistant"
Fotheringham. Studies of the Mind
and Art OF Robert Browning"
Hal.eck.-'' The Education Of the Cen
HOrtOn.-"In Arg0lis"
jaeger Henrik Ibsen: A Critical Biz
James.-''The win to Believe and Other
Essays in Popular Philosophy"
,JoAnson.-'Inside Of one Hundred
Homes,
Joneesi;--,'B Browning As a Philosophical
ana Religious Teacher
Muir.-'-rhe story. Of Alchemy and the
Beginnings Of Chemistry"
New York Times.-The Man in the
Street stories.
Pratt-"The Work Of Wall Street"
Right Reading. Words of Good COun-
sci GA the Choice and Use of Books"
Shoemaker.-"fh Great Siberian Rail-
way From 81. Petersburg 10 Peking."
Fiction.
COdy.--Selections From the Worlds
Greatest Short Stories.
Dawson Hidden Mama
Emery.-"Capn Titus; Sketches Of New
England Country Folk"
Gunter.-~The Spy Company: A Story
of the Mexican War"
Hall.-"A DOwnrenter's Son"
JacksOn.--A Daughter OF the Pit"
JacOb.-"The Sheep Stealers.
Lynde.-''The Master of Appleby: A
Novel Tale of the Great Struggle in the
Two Caroinas."
Neville. Father Tom of Connemara."
Peck Alabama Sketches"
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Ladies who desire health and. grace
culture should enroll in the new classes
closes In June FOR the summer. Miss
Burkela Pierce, Commercial Club Bldg.
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Our Savlors Evangelical Lutheran
church. Fourth East between Fourth and
titth South, A. q. ~ Overn, pastor
Sunday services az 1880 a. no. In Engiish
and $3.50 %. 10. ia N0rWegian You are
cordially invited 20 attend
Holy Trinity English Evangellcai Luz
iheran church. 335 South Fourth East,
Rev. Herbert Martens. past0r-kIrth sun
day In Lent sunday school, DO "a. m.:
divine service, u a. m; no evening serv-
ice. You are invited.
Evangelical Lutheran service I'M the
German language every Sunday al p
NJ sunday school az 2 %. M. al the
Swedish Lutheran church. corner Second
south ana Fourth East streets Please
come and worship with as. Subject of
today's sermon. The Death OF The son
OF God. The Ladies' society meets on
Wednesday April !, al D. m, with Mrs.
W. Redeker. First West between Tenth
and Eleventh South. Take West Temple
car 10 southern terminus j. r.. Graeb-
ner, pastor, S2 East Seventh South. Tel
epnOne 1860 H
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snlffnaIist

The Independent Freethought Spirf-
tualist church viii hold its regular Sun
day services az Federation OF Labor
han az p. IN. All friends and investi-
gators are cordially invited ......-....
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Episcopal.

ST. Marks cathedral. Rt. Rev. Abel
Leonard. S. T. D.. bishop: Very Rev.
James B. Eddie. B. d., dean-Fifth Sun
day in Lent PASSION, March -. 1908
Holy communion, "a. M. Sunday school
9.i5, morning prayer and and sermon. II
a. m, subject The Inevitable Struggle
With Sin; evening prayer and address.
subject The Church and the Fraternal
Orders Brotherhood Of St Andrew
meeting for Bible study Ga the vestry
rooms, $50 p. m. The public Is cordially
Invited 10 attend the services. Free
seats
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CONFERENCE EXCURSIONS.
We 30 erande Western Rv.

From all points in Utah to Salt Lake
City. Selling dates from ogden, Park
City, Bingham. Heber. Goshen and in
termediate points. April Sd to 6th, in
elusive; Tintic. April ID to 6th in
elusive; all other points, April ID 10
9Th. Splendid service. Fast trains. All
hrst-class equipment For fun infOr-
nation see any r. G.. W. agent.
DR.. z. A. Trip has moved his ONCE
20 81 and IS Hooper block, East First
South.
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Presbvterian.

First Presbyterian Church.-Corner
Second East and Second South streets.
w n. Paden, D. D., pastor: John c.
Lincoln. assistant pastor. Morning serV-
ice. u O'Clock. NO Sex in Religion;
Sunday school, 1880 .. m: Junior En-
deavor society %. m: Senior society.
$50 p. m: evening service. 7.45. "Peni-
terce Pardon and Peace" a Lenten can
tata bv choir and chorus. The public is
cordially Invited 20 an the services of the
church.
Southwest misunderstood West and
Mead streets. Sunday school. D. m:
preaching service, l:45 p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29

a board OF officers was last week ap-
pointed oy order with Instructions 10
revise the guard service medal Tbs ali
medal. IL Us claimed. is not anpr0pri-
axe. The detail for the board is Can
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st. Paurs church, corner Main and
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BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY.
MisceIlaneous

enc following thirty volumes win Bee
teaeQ % TIE public library Monday moEn-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29

me btltery enlisted two new recruits
last Monday in William CastIeton and
George Haglund. The vigorous campaign
outlined by this Organization win doubt-
less result 10 bringing It's strength close
90 the maximum
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49, Word has been received that CAPTAIN
George summers has accepted the cap
talncy OF the Fifth troop. Georgia. ma
Iouat guard. AS the captains resigua-
been accepted. there is some speculation
as % what b liable % hannen-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
Art Needle Work

Miss Fowler has resumed her classes
in art needle work." and our patrons
may receive free Instructions every
morning from 10 to u. This room is
on second floor just Off cIcoak depart.
ment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29

Lieutenant W. e.. Webb of Battery A
was rendered a very pleasant surprise
party by the members OF his organiza-
I1u and family last Monday evening
The party was iu honor of the feuten-
ants birthday and was complete and
enjoyable in every detail.
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Lieutenant Colonel John ID. Ford Is
fostering an scheme 20 better the marks
mauship of the guard. According 10 the
co-onels plans rifle teams VIII be- organ
lied I'm each company and The highest
gun I'm each team viii be presented with
an appropriate medal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29

Sergeant Harry Bero Of the signal
corps was appointed first sergeant of
that organization last Thursday even
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29

Captain Wolf regimental inspector Of
TARGET practice, Will probably soon leave
lot New York, where he has been trans
pllcatICn.
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Killed Herself With Morphine.

In the case of the death of Miss
Henietta Nola Revels, who died
Friday night at her home in the
mill district as the result of an
overdose of morphine, the coro-
ncr jury yesterday rendered u
non-committal verdict, saying
that death was caused by an over
dose Of morphine.
Whether the young woman
took too much of the drug accid,
entally or with deliberate intent
to commit suicide cannot he said.
Witnesses testified that for the
past 10 days Miss Rcvels has been
say inc that she would XIII herself
in that way that lcr life was
too Iu'i of trouble aud worry for
ii to be made worth Willie to live,
and that she was Il. ed, oh, 50 tir.,
ed Of every bpdr and cycrythin q
her eyes or her niua fell upon.
And she was only - years Old.
and rather good looking. She
had been addicted to the use of
the a rup n ynor pr l,prnr ,,1 -
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- n. - II ~ TGTA.
Boar' tho II 20 Kind You Haze AgayS B0acA
i %@|A2AAlzMx
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Whites Out On S25, 900 Bond.

Salisbury, Sept. 2G-After a
hearing before Judge Geo. H.
Brown, Jr., here to-day, Thos.
j. and Chalmers l.. White, who
killed Russell Sheriff. at Mt U!la,
on September 18th, were allowed
bail in the sum of S25, 900 each
and released from custody.
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Happenings In he State.
AS Chr"nicled by the Alert Cor
resp ondents of The Colum bla
State.
a FARMDR'S S BAD LUCK.

B.thune, Sept. 27.-One day
last ", elk Mr.. VIM. III. Brapnon.
= substantial farmer living near
town, sold u bnlc of cotton here.
but before he left town for home
lost his money. which amounted
to S65. Jim Outlaw, white
man, was suspected of stealing
the money and be was arrested in
Camden on Friday and brought
back TO Bethune, where preIim-
iuary bearing was held before
Justice Copeland yesterday and
Outlaw was bound over to court
at Can den. Afterwards a COM
promise was effected and Outlaw
was sci at liberty,
AN UGLY AFFAIR IN GREENvILLE,
Greenville, Sept. pa negro
festival at Fountain Inn last,night
resulted in disturbance between
two negroes, and the town mar
shal undertook to arrest one of
them who drew his pistol and be-
gan shooting. The marshal re,
turned the fire and several shots
were exchanged without harm to
either. White citizens were call.
ed in, and, among others, j. w.
Fowler, n prominent merchant.
The affair appeared to be quelled
and Fowler with others started
out of the hall, when the negro
who had fired twice at the mar
shal put his pistol through the
window from the outside and shot
Fowler In the back infllcting pos
slbly mortal wound.
A race riot was feared and
Sheriff Gilreath went there at a.
o clock this morning but ho furth-
er disturbance took place.
j. A. H.
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4 NEW JERSEY EDI-
TORS TESTIMONIAL.

Nj. L. Lynch, Editor of the
Phllipsburg, n. j. DAILY Post,
writes: 81 have used many kinds
of medicines for coughs and colds
in my family bu, never anything
so good as FoIey's Honey and
Tar. | cannot say too much ID
praise of it,, Il. Eugene Fun
dcrburk.
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At the term of court lust
closed in Greenville five men, all
white, were sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in the State peniten-
tiary. Three were convicted of
murder and recommended to mer-
cy and two were convicted of
burglary Robert GunnelIs also
white convicted of an assault with
intent to ravish Il little negro
gir!, was sentenced to II years in
the penitentiary.
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Sc Nj " EEkLY.
EDITOR AND MANAGER

WEDNESDAY, >EirEMnGn 30, 1903.
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Auction Sale

will sell at public outcry on
the first Monday in November,
all my household furniture, val
liable pictures, BOOKS, etc., at the
residence formerly occupied by
the late Capt X. G. Billings.
w. ID. LEMMOND.
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WEDNESDAY, >EiTENHEH 30, 1903.
Annual Session W I NJ. ( or
Bethel rrcShytcry
The ladies Of the various con.
gregations of the town arc cordial
ly invited 70 attend the meetings
OF the Woman : Foreign Mission,
ary Union of Bethel Prcsbytcry,
which will hold its annual session
IN the Presbyterian church al this
place on Oct. Sth and 9th. The
first session Will be held at 3 o.
clock, p. m, Thursday the >lh.
BY order of the Ladies AID Suc,c~
ty of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. I. G. Green,
Secretary.
Mrs. w. c. Beatty,
President.