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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-06
Beaumont peIsnatca.

Beaumont Texas, Janary 5,-There has
been a good deal of interest manifested In
the approaching convention of commercial
clubs at New Orleans, booked for January
IA, with the result that very strong rep
reseptation will so from Beaumont and have
been named as follow Messrs. T. Keith,
John y. Gilbert. Rush Norven, ". c. Tyr.
rel, Denny Call, Mayor T. II. Iangham
and John B. Goodhue. 1t Is very likely
that al OF the above named gentlemen will
attend and probably Others Messra Tyr
rell, Norvell and Goodbue have pledged
themselves TO 60.
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Jackson. Mise. January J-Ihe Epis
copal council Of Mississippi which viii
meet 20 this city January 50. Tsll, &C.
cordine 10 present indicatiops. elect Rev.
DR. Arthur Lloyd Of Richmond bishop. Of
The diocese, 10 succeed the late BISHOP
&c other rsns VII hs rttststsa % ha
eeuneM
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APPROPRIATIONS AT CHICAGO,

Chicago, January B,-Grievance commit
tees representing every railroad oentering
in Chicago met here today and negotiations
were started which are expected TO result
In an increase 10 wages for thousands Of
conductors and brakemen Of Western roads
II Is understood that similar committees
met in every railroad center west OF Chi
cago. THE men are all members Of the
order Of Railroad Conductors or the Broth
erbood OF Railway Trainmen, and have
made demands In behalf Of their unions
for 90 per cent Increase IN wages ana
a n eight hour day and overtime pay Nnne
own employees, 70 Is expected that any
agreements entered into win he uniform.
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Circulating Library EstabIlshed

Beaumont Texas, January 5---Dr. Fried.
lander, rabbi Of Temple Emanuel, announces
that the circulating library, Of which he is
practically the founder, will be formally
opened 10 the public on Wednesday The
library contains already NOS than 900 vol
umes OF most valuable works, and the doc
tor Is quite proud Of the success with which
he Is meeting. A charge Of $l.50 per year
RS dues has been liked, though this is rather
for the purpose OF limiting the membership
than for creating a revenue. The doors viii
be Open from TO In the afternoon and
again at in the evening Wednesdays for
the eycbance Of books.
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BOY Badly Wounded

sherman, Texas, January 5.-vlrgil Smith
e years old, who was shot IN the hip a
Jew days ago with a 22-rine ana brought
n frcm he fathers farm today IN Q Critical
eanaliten, est the ss.Rsens hare fs!fsd 70
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Must Show Cause.

santa Ne. n NJ, January S-supsrln.
tendent '. c, crandsil OF ths Urlted
states Indian school ot this city today
summoasd the sevssnas snd ether aRissrs
At rha CAehn indian pueblo 70 saswas tha
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POLL TAX MAY BE PAID
And Other Taxes Left Delinquent,
Il is Ruled,

Austin, Texas. January 5.--A
most important ruling was made TO-
day by Comptroller r, ", Love on
the poll tar amendment. which, &C.
cording TO the recent proclamation
Of the governor, is now effective,
The comptroller ruled that. where
voter and tax payer has paid his
poll taz aud returned delinquent
the taxes on bis real aud personal
property, he can vote. This ruling
was made az the reuuest OF Maury
Kemp, county attorney or FL paso
county, who wired the comptroller
az follows can a mau nay poll
tax, leaving delinquent taxes on
real aud personal property unpaldf',
The compuollerB reply 70 as fol.
lows. Poll tar can be paid and
other tax returned delinquent.
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NEW ioRK. --seven thoussnd AI hun.
bred and eighty-two dollars was the sum
DRESSER, the actress, who has been hi fnr
several months with typhoid fever
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FOUR HOURS, FIGHTING
Between ReVolutionists and Government
Fo-ces--Former Retired.


Fo-ees--Former Retired.
Caracas January 5.--The financial manic
here has been momentarlly arrested by nm
agreement between the leading traders OF
Caracas, La Guayra, Valencia and Puerto
Cabello and the Bank of Venezuela. The
traders have agreed TO accept the banks
notes in payment Of all accounts. The run
on the hank has ceased
Fourteen hundred revolutionIsts. under
Generals Ramos and Penaloza, attacked 500
government troops, under the command ~
General Acosta Sunday morning. AZ a
point neur Guatalre After four honrs'
lighting the revolutionists abandoned fine
held aud the town Of Guataire. They had
nifty seven killed and many wounded one
of their guns was captured, prisoner
captured by the government forces rs an.
thority for the statement that the reYolu-
tionists still lack ammunition
The activity and energy displayed nv
President Castro continue 10 surprise the
foreign residents Of this city II Is re.
ported here that tho leaders Of the Mstos
movement are treatins With the govern.
ment
The answers from the powers 70 President
Castro's counter proposition IN the matter
Of referring the venezuelan issues 10 The
Hague tribunal have not yet been received
here
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AN IMPORTANT MEETING.
Believed That an AnieabIo Settlement
win Be Made.

Believed That an Arniesbla Settlement
win Be Made,
ST Louis, January J.-The meeting Of zoo
delegates, representing the Brotherhood Of
Railroad lruiumen and the order Of Rail.
road Conductors Of Western roads, TO ash
for q 20 per cent increase to wages, was of
q secret nature, aud Just Whist has been
accomplished is copjectural Railroad Of
dclals say that no uvcrtures were made TO
them today.
President Ramsey ~ the Wabash, on
leaving for New York fought said that up
to the time of his departure he ha1 heard
nothing from The trai1men. rhe lraipmeu
will continue their session tomorrow More
than geo delegates on systems south aud
west Of Chicogo are today, by appointment
meeting the general managers Of these
roads In respect 10 the ultimatum presented
December 90, last. asking for 20 per cent
increase in wages. The organizations are
working together for the desired increase,
and the committee is recognized By the
b. Cline. chairman of the Missouri
division. Brotherhood Of Railroad Train
inen OF the Cotton Belt system, stated that
the prospects for satisfactory agreement
were very assuring.
THE general managers have met our
advances 10 the best spirit, There Is no
suggestion Of o strike, aud we hope 70 ad'
lust matters without any Jar or friction.
"The Joint committee Of each order will
meet with the various general managers
throughout the day and after the separate
conferences we will meet in general con
ference.
This movement affects thousands IT
train service employees on roads south and
west Of Chicago. We base our demand on
the increased prosperity Of the country,
which has so benefited the railways This
rush Of traffic means increased labor for US,
The cost nf living has gone up, aud We
should also 20 up The question OF honrs
will not be raised at this time.
'If only q part Of the roads accede 70
the new scale we Will remain until all come
10 an agreement,
"lf the demands are generally acce9Sd 20
lhev can become objective February |. "
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what vou par for extracts Is important
but what YOU get for your money Is Ten
times more Important Burnetts Vanilla
ccstB more because worth more
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4ss.: tGsEiiblSiRS.'
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oil is going at prices ranging from 46
to Sc cents. according ia the information
received from various sources. There is
always stiff demand, but the dealers
in the fuid are looking for the lowest
man which has n tendency 10 delay the
ma King of sales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
a Lona TManty ailt1utes.

A. II. Harfis OF North Gazaina is
here promoting the Appalachian fer
est reserve pan. He was formerly a
lawyer in ST. louis. one t,aS he ieit
his office t. 90 to }uEcheCn ard hung
a sign Back il twenty n.iHHtos2 ca
tne door He never I'D 81 Six. fer
while he was out he received q Dusi-
ness offer fram North Carolina and
left for that state al once.
When Harris eAtefe@ tire Iio@;se
restaurant to-day ,he itst Taan he saw
was REPRESENTATIVE Jo% or -. Louis,
who lad TIC rext ciG.ice to Liza twenty
years ago and whom he Tad Iet seen
since.
y thought eau We're coming back in
twenty minutes" said JOY.
"WelL" Iariis rea..a1 Il s4eant
twenss s-two Sears, fel si.2ti be there
for the worlds i'si:. ia lsa1. Ne
York World
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
he aith ard oncc3iiv

We regret to record the death of
the Hon. Charles kreck OF Allentown.
Pa. at the a5c OF 81. sixty-ono years
ago Nj. Hreck applied for member
ship in an Odd Fellows lodge and
was rejected ON account of his sun
posed bad health. AfterWard he was
accepted. and he survived all the
members but ono. A little dose of bad
health in early life is ufleA help to
lone life. Rejected men live long
aolaeth.. a any life Insurance dec
Tor will tell YOU. Indeaa the lie in
surance companies often do good to
mon whom tiey are compelled to re-
Jet. i man SO rejected often changes
his habits and t&se@ boJt5I care OF
himself. and perlaes becomes a 2ooG
risk. Besides, Ais e5stiracy is
a.. .akened. and hg t~ics 10 live to
spite tie COMPANY. which, after all,
Was ri&Et-NeM Yerh sur.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
- - =. j. - 81 L. :2721 g. =. "a.
i,,,ars IT,, 8 He htai You HeFe fNavs 6ougN
Sfyeaevr4 ~ .zgZ.1Z'-1--Z
III Ut . ~@ ~ : - @-st</LL
TOO Muc. CcrnarA atisni,


Or. $. z. Young. Presbyterian
c3o,o:1nar Of "i6sbur2, is in an indie-
ant frame Of mind because Of the ac-
ton Of his fellow pastors. At a meet
ing of the Pittabtas presbytery to con
side" c.eed revision Dr. Young was
oae of tne principal speakers While
he was there word was brought that
one OF his church members was on her
deathbad a"A wished to SEQ him. The
anti-revisionists refused to let him
leave the meeting until a vote had
been had and by That time the church
member had died without being ccm-
torted by the pastors ministrations
censed over the affair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
Cc!crado's Wild r.cGs.


TIE wild hess Of soet- era Colorado
Stare with tie peasariea - Central
and South America the reputation OF
being TIE fiercest, NEST vindictiVe and
toughest animals Of the Western
Hemisphere. They will fellow terra
cicus5y. tree ard starve cut ar
enemy. Their skins are o.. taeir
vitality is remarkable and tacii teeth
sharp as raZ3rs. They travel =. small
Groyos ard ere ready to attach any
thing. be it man cl beast. trat aruuses
;he;r ire hunters in Southern Colo
RADIO always observe the precaution
of stationira themselves wit1in reach
Of g t,sc when il. the neisaborhood
Of d!DNe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
Apprcpriate.

Sometimes humor is found i'll even
the grimmest suggestions, remarked
SeYator Burrows. During the recent
Grand Army parade, when | marched
with the Michigan veterans, my eye
was struck by the beautiful decora-
tiors OF Pennsylvania avenue under
takirs esJa biisl3mert. accompanied by
the inec:ir.:oio welcome. G. a. r.
And ne f.l9rtest part about it was
hat t.v u d2rta%e1 5Nre the name of
one Of t..l 4te=tas, G. tie Confederate
Generals. Ia timoHa Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
A Man Cr lt.ARNtNG.

What To--5 .a-..- 6,s=o-tasez 2ay
G#ffis - 'a=ea aat-
aiHa=- tea=. .,Ht- ut
t'le= =elaA.=4 h=a, ,s=.4 .a-#a4==slt
PROT laaH q. Y@f= oHa#r eraitt.r
makes hin W j, tal .ey mpreheu
sihie 10 e&t# Ire = -. 2ss,-!Uate col
loeo mdU. ia iiGaz ;as.goe Icr sG9h
stories.
"'Jl~t after Hrot. tadd lad ruaiishrd
a particularly pr t.d work a te,,
years ago. said ia u4a ~ 1Na6 On,
of the seniors met a..-l a:. tAe campus,
and "ith All t9e -. ii ANY Gl Sy.:-
satisfied senior -a&.
- say. rrcfc. sef tAa}'A q curein..
book OF YOURS g uf~itely wilton.
too. But its TOO Ies9', ;or me. aud I'm
sure no one understands what il is all
about
To this the senior cLaime 1liat
Pref. Ladd replied:
Yes, it's moIe= t&an possible tsat
it is over Seu" head Bu Prof Ia I'd
understands it so docs God and pcs
sibly President IIadioy does also
Prof. Ladd prepared a sevised edi-
ton OF his work reteutiH,' continued
the narrator. land eno Ct tha faculty
to whom told the Yarn says it's so
profound that Ho ono but Prof I.add
understands It. His two previous as-
SOciatcS are cat out New York
Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

and SoutDern Pacific Except La
Fayette).
Oklahoma and Indian er!itory.-
A.. points
Dates OF Sale.-October DIST, No
vember IL. md 18th, December End
and 18th, 1902; January 9Th and goth,
;eb uary Il and 18th and April th
and 2lst, 1903.
Tickets are to be second class tick
cts. limited TO continuous passage,
and plainly stemped on each coupcn
"Colonist" These tickets will not b.,
hOnOred in standard sleeping cars.
r. w. LeBEAUME.
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On days mentioned below the sale

On days mentioned below the sale
of one-way Colonist tickets is author.
lied from ST. Louis, Thebis, Cairo
md Memphis, under the following
conditions: One-half of the standard
first class one-way rate plus $500.
Missouri. ALL points on ST. L., s.
". Ry. south Of Delta, No.
Arkansas AL points, except Lit
tie Rock and points on Little Rock
Branch between Altheimer and Lit
tie Rocf
Tov"@-All points.
Louisiana To all points OF the Cot.
.or Belt. Kansas City Southern T..
& P. Except New Orleaps), H. & 8.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
While there ja#fife there IS hope.

YES afflicted #itA eesar'e: could
nett e. ID ste l,'.l. =.Hseil an1 could hear
1et tal'a. s..jH $ Ga6am Balm cpaali /.
Marcus 6. Shauiz, Railway, NJ.
Cream Eaina reached lie salels and
the effect is surprising. Ny SON sass
the first Application gave decided re
lief Respectfully, Mrs Franklin Free
man. NoVei, n. II.
The Balm does net irritate or oau*c
sneeziNg Sold by druggists at -
cents or mailed by Ely Brothers, IS
Warren street. New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
A TIP for Actors,

so you think that | made grave
error in presenting the play here in
New York without first trying it else
where?" said the playwright
1 do indeed frankly answered the
critic
But what locality wcuid you have
suggested as more appr3p~; ate?'
Well replied the critic, arter Civ
ing the subject due co2s!d ration
here is little settlement some-
where up in the wilds of Maine called
AlamoosooA It's az Indian name sig
uifying Great Deg Place"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

Iona Imprisonment.

A short time ago a Sicilian advo-
cate was found guilty Of siXty-three
different acts of fraud. For his indus
try and enthusiasm in the cause Of
GishCl.c1ty ilc vas sentenced to 1So
years impr:sonlne'st.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
| earn From the Animals.

Learn OF tl2e animals. The horse
teaches Us to be silent under purish-
meat and patient in suffering. From
the liol we learn b.aNado. From the
cat We learn TO proNl at night. From
9he Go" we learn how to be faithful to
q t;.ie..1,. i3e camel teaches us absti-
nerca TIE elephant teaches US how
to lie ca y advarsity. The hCppo-
}otamue taazhe3 IS rcpo:e. The shy
little .2@5it tocc..@s us aow TO die
wit CIT a m5r~.s=r TIE antelope
tea neg us the 'olls!9ress Of idle curl
ysity. In Il, J,as: tea~nes us the
evils of alH5t4.T - a.s= teaches us
Industry Cd %::3e54i il council. The
hes, 80; hes Us ..,.ae in o4t OF toe wet
yet lave seen teel hens which did
net know tie GifIefe2ce between sua
sh.ae ana ra:n), Seme people NJ. sat
lc&.n of hcas how to be gentemen.-
NQa York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
IMPORTANT AN NOUNC EMENT."

DIX NJ . COHEN Specialist who to Pine Bluff nearly
as met
Wit
'Aifli tie
he
ipnlent one of
TIE FINEST AND LARGEST STATIC MACHINES
with
lie is
all Chronic
tie
Finest and Most Eiaboratety Equipped Offices in the State
disea OF
Nose Threat. \. which
aud a2e nedi This
q
Il sc a
COHEN COLLEGE Philadelphia He
has hospitals
i-ast a4d -2s 1a Of tAE MIC Disease
q sifE disease which AS lat
Ae2 so sa Tie
exaqee ,aa4fi5y il e yes
Strictly oH3sHial
Gsj~sa Scientifically
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
iHSS Nc " e for Mixers.

Cs-.lont y. Gliscom, the head of
TIE Tipping trust, is a generous man
himself and consequently holds misers
in detestation. 4 Young friend Of Mr..
Griseom'S, Very rich but very close,
was building huge house in the sub
urbs. The cellar hai just been dug.
when great snowstorm came and
filled it. OF this the young man COM
pi2iied utterly. hut Mr.. Griscom,
hearing OF his complaint said:
What is lie kicking about? He got
the snow for nothing, didn't he?2
Ane her time a miserly millionaire
was dying.
"Dying?" said Mr.. Griscom. What
is he dying for? What can he get out
o. that??'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

Ne matter how lon@ you have nal
tn cough; if it hasn't already de-
ycae.5e ;3to consumption Dt. N'ooaa
Norway Pine Syrup will cure it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
r. Kansas.

What time did tie cyclone leave
1ur courty?" asked the hardware
RUNNER.
1t didn't leave the county at all,
run6ed Il Z sad-eyed native. lit
st took the Col1rt% With it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
The Climax.

Sam-Wro Won de c,Kcwalk?
Remus-!t ended in a draw.
Sam-A draw?
Renaus-Yes, ebrybody present be-
gan to draw deh raZahs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

~ - .,~ So.
:ears .'e ell f'''t s",y' H5agE
.-'s17t ss"s;;'' NJ As'@.7''~
81, - ~ ~<l>z/
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

IL sodial Current apparatus aIl1 2 com
} t..at he is now prepared to treat ANY
/ known methods, end has now without
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

ansf @ye. Glasses ;9iealY Fitted.
sfreet. over j. y. Simon cos Store,
) to . 4. m.;; TO G. y. III. and to
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The Enterprise, 81 weeks, $500,
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No,~ Is the Soed-Tme.

For the next six weeks more
thinking than buying will be done.
There will be. more ideas formed
than purchases made. The people
do not buy their spring things
early, nor will they be anxious for
goods which a backward season
may render unnecessary. The aim
of the business man should be to
give. them all the information be
can about his stock 80 that when
the time comes for them to buy
they will at once think of his estab-
lishment. The only way to insure
their interest. Being told about
the many things shown and expect
ed to understand the advantage Of
buying goods described ought to
interest those who are after goods
or values or economy. The talk
when business is dull will make
sales when the majority Of people
wait for the particular man of
whom they want to- purchase to
make his announcement. Now
they r impatient to buy the
things that are new and different.
Keeping them informed of the
goods in stock, even if the time for
their purchasing is far in the
future, will have its effect on the
minds and pocket books-of those
who are surely going to have
wants later on. The prosperity of
the store demands that the good of
the stock be heralded far and wide
all the time, always being a little
in advance of the season rather
than behind it3aud always looking
TO the future for festf1t6 rather
than expecting immediate. returr,s.
The merchant Who has the longest
look into the future will have the
advantage it his vigilance does not
relax aud let sOme other fellow clip
in at the last moment to get the
benefit Of what hes gone before.
Keep the talk going aud the Eea.
sons apparent, and keep the people
posted as to what is going to be
done and how it is going to benefit
those who want3goods. The result
will be interest and that interest
will make business.
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EI--- e. '~- r. - %EE- .--. 49, :
there for many years but It had
not been considered valuable until
Mr.. LaRue, who had been a practi-
his examinations. Paint rock had
been mined there some time pre-
viously.: The Deering company
and the Illinois Steel Co. are sink
ing shafts and preparing for min
ing the coming season. The ore
is of good grade and seems to be in
abundance, though not enough
work has been done to prove the
region. Baraboo is in the south
central part of Wisconsin, only
about $50 miles northwest from
Chicago. There is a greatactivity
just now in this -district.-Iron
Mountain Press. >-D
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Mr.. ktOCk Ran. Down.

Ralph W. Wheelock, in his '"thou-
ghts on things"i in the Minneapolis
Tribune, works off the following on
H. G. Klock, of this city, range man
ager of the L. S. Car Service AS
s%ociation:
"Mr. klock, of Virginia, ran down
to Chicago the other day, stopping
in Duluth on his way back and yet
reached home right on time. He
found the hands all at work on
spring orders on his return and his
open face showed he had enjoyed
his trip.
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: E~d Iron. Nesr 0araboo.

In Sank county, Wis, near Bara-
boo, several diamond drills have
been working two years or more,
under. the supervision of w. 6.
LaRue, of Duluth. Mr.. LaRue
secured the financial assistance of
r. Whiteside, also*of Duluth, and
they have developed a very promis:
ing field. They have optioned
some of their properties to the
Deering Harvester Co., some to the
Illinois Steel Co., and others. and
all these parties are now actively at
work, in addition to those who
have been attracted by the success
of preliminary work by these ex-
plorers. Ore had been known
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The Easter services at the N. 5.
church next Sunday will be outaof
the ordinary. In the morning the
exercises will be largely by the
children who will render thesfol-
lowing program at 11So'clock:s
Prayer by the pastor.
Anthem Grown Him Choir
Recitation 80. 8. Edna Parmelee
Rotations: 80 Infant class
Song Mabel Griggs and class
Recitation, Legend Of the Lily
Mabel Eaton
Solo ....... Miss Jennie Meyers
Recitation Freddie Matheson
Song........ Sunday school
Recitations by two of Miss Cath
carts class.
Anthem, "Consider the Lillies"':...
Choir
Recitations by two of Miss Cath:
.. carts class.
Song by the younger children.
Recitations -. Miss Reads class
Anthem, "Rock of Ages":.:.: Choir
Recitation. :,
Song. .....S Sunday school; children
Beuediction. @-=: -:
In the evening the following pro-
gram will be rendered, conmenc-
ing at 8 o'clock:
Piano solo
Singing by congregation.
Prayer.
Anthem, Nearer, My God, to Thee
Choir
Scripture lesson.
Anthem, 90 For. a Thousand Ton
CUES" Choir
Sermon, THE Genius of Freemas-
onry."
Anthem, "Haven of Life -. Choir
Benedictiou.
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Another Think Cominn.

The writer of the article On the
piano contest in last weeks Vir-
ginian-not the editor Of that Jour
nal, however,-states that @There
were over 272,O0O votes cast: This
is more by 75,OO0th was thought
there was printed originally"
1nasmuch az the original#order,
printed at The Enterprise office,
called for the printing and delivery
of 10000 votes. the erudite writer
has another think coming.