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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
Observation-Disclosures
| 6olfelfolen.
5oreoroe Deo Stotmsost / Barrie
"a. Nai 1904 at 9iitOp 9. & Q t.

Men MI ben triitelise gsrnelGrF
pom? qasfer ben for 8srnens2
Gr bet life noget oOsmutiif nOgst,
iom ri ftal at meb? 40ersoe ben
Smitanbigheo, at ben gomIe airte
iomlsoe lin Mlidonsunoerpisning
ON gsrnelaroommen, nil gre arif-
ne bet9nteliee peo at iDore ia pa
pisie Spsresmaal. ariitenoom 6e.
itoor lite Blot | en- lang Ratte 81,
i%torier, men / bet, Der er bisfe 81.
~itoriers Reiultatter. SO fna lamb
iom Der er Srpen / CUBS 9erninoat.
nil Der oeiuo / ReIigiOnsunberpis.
nin9en | be iioite Sfolsaar bare tr
5rane til at Jamie gitelbiitoriens
ReiuItdter oe eipe en- iumlet 6rem.
lifting at 9uos 9%ernineer til Dol
5relie, al bet, jeg ital fro oe gre 70,
at blipe ialig. Men bette er bet
ION Di bar / ben triiteligs 8ernel9r.
bonn, Der for os forelieeer / Stittelit
at 2utRrs life &atefismus. 6el
fsres ri fra be 10 9ub (0ubs beli9'
Billie meo % Menneiter) til 5roer
(bans 5relies9ernineer for os, nsb.
penbissjorte Deb Spnoen) oe berfrt
sennem Jooerpor til 0oaben :!
Robpersn.
) bette ital Der unberpifes / b
ffofte Qar i Stolsn. llnberpisfss
Der ret beri, faa pil 8ernens faa ei
5ornemmeiis af, at bet, be bar lar
Il 8ibelhiftorien, MI iamler fig fam
men / fine Rsfulioisr. 9srbsb faa.
Jolteftolens 3eli9ionsunberpis
ming fin retts 4fiIutnins og 4frun
bling.
Oct er ionbt moi, at unberpisnin
gen | 9srneD1rbommen filler iterr
arop til 29rernes perfonlige 6or
bolb til Sdsen, enb llnberpisninee
II 9ibelbiftorie. gn ufrifelig 2a
rer fan lettsre fomme al Steb me-
at unberoiie | gibelHftorie enb
aatstismus. 8ibelbiftorien fan bal
forfsge pno at bebonbls fom olmin
beige tsnns oe morIomme 6iitorisr
Der fan unberpiies meeet perbslio
II 8ibelbiitorie. Oette gaar lite Ia
let peb 8srnelarbomrnen, iom fam
Ter fig iaa ftartt ON S~dlisbebs
fpsrgsmaalet, og bpis 8ebanolin!
bill blipe belt adnblss og &belig,
9pis bette Spsrgsmddl life er Go
rerens eget 5ierteipsrssmdal, fon
61rer hams llnberDisnine. Del E
barb at l9eee Marfe iii, at b.
Der ftddr tsiiet til arifenbommen
lpil noifen altib f~oretrette gibsI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
ct buffet Yortret.

6or en- 5iO iioen traf bet fig, at ri
miot poa 5ormlooagen iaa IRE un9e
froftiee aarIe ftoo paa ct 5ortous |
Omaha. Spen ober benz fob meb
tore go9itaper paa ct Silt: ,PopI
Room. 9i fit ct iua unberIi9t
Snbtrpt at bisies eienbommsIigs
ubieenbe, at bet folbt os ino: bare
hi bapbe ct tro portroit at Dem at
piie ben oppotienos Sl9st til
4bparieli
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24

Zen, ssrs fig ben unssssanis os u
tpinge ben 3igoommen. rem gemnst
i tit Strb? % bpdh -. Menneil I
pors rsef, S>-es~ : pens m~an9feis
..ge Stsit,, q: 3pi!ee t; IN gar ief
En- SIP (.nert.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
IS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Oct er un19teIiet ct gamne!t
Speresnaal, men bet er 0aisepel IL
te 6~psrten uollipt eaer u%.bebdteret.
Oct piI iige, bet er lite tiIfreositilIen=
De beiparet eaer lott, Os iaa lange,
bet life er bet, bill bet itda pad Days
oroenen o9 gre &rap pda Dor Sns
teresie.
uroliabeberne / Colorado bar ginet
acknowledgements M Snteresie.
Oct er 10 aapital og 4rbeibe, Der
temper ON Moeten beruoe. gtot
tunne bet ipnes, ION par bet Sore
ninosipgresmaalet, Der tempes ON;
men bpob er QrssIoerforeninger eler
unioner anoet enb ct Miooel / 4rz
beibernes 99nber for at 69poe berss
get. Mrbeiberne bigger paa ben
oamle prepeoe Sonbbeb, at Gniebeo
osr ifarf, og oerfor letter be bet ION
eet al beres fsrite Waal at faa
alts arbsjpere / ct Diff Sag inb /
peptpmmenbe Jasforenins.
Oct tr life DOR Iet Der iGrlig at
ood inn pda en- DrsfteIie at aampen
meuem arbsioe Ds aupital | Golprds
DO. Den Sag tdbsr pi Blot tjene til
at tdee Acknowledgements / iingl>
minbeligbep op til 0rsftslie. Oct er
port 5oab, at Here pil tose Del
benne 9rsftelie.
ut arbeioerns bar Ret til en- Eel
of ben profit, en- Snouitri latter Il
ia, bet inbrsmmes pilist at ale,
cSneen aopitalift e[er Snouitriori'
penbe pilbe fable paa at forlangs
Wenneffer til at arbejoe for Jig uoen
Detailing. 2igeiaa inorsmmer man
pifliet, at aapitaliften far 8et til en-
Del at famme Yrofit. Sua piot Ell
Der gnigbeb. Men bet er ogida en-
nebbenbig 4ntaeelfe at ead ub fra.
Oct er altiao ben retfe Oeline
of profitten meGem 8apitolcr
oa 4rbeibet, aampen itaar om.
Men ri pil gaa Iensere tilbuse oQ
fsrt peee poa
be pprtnoeliee, pirteliet
Barber.
Man er 10 til Daelig liss Deb at be-
tragic penssns Iom bet eneite, Der bar
9nrpi, men be er bare 09roimdd:
lere, ct gpttemiboel. pense fan man
life BRUCE bDerfen til Mub og Dritts
alaber oe Sfo, 9us os Diem eaer
lignenbe Observation-Disclosures. Der L.
peoss, for pensefpftemet bleD OPIUM
bet. 4ltfaa = langt fra at bore d.
eneite 0arbier tan penge nrpp'
regnes meb iii be o~prinoelige pirteii'
ee 9arbier. Dog, Metaaers D9rbi
tommer Ri ienere til.
Der sr ct Orb, fom Cub ubtoit'
Deb geroens 8espnoelie, bet oeler b
oprinoelige @oroier | to fore 5opeb'
gruppsr. Sub fdgoe til bet fsrits
Wennef fepar: .@srer eber Sorb<r
unberbanis". Menneffet os Soroa
er be to ~oprinoelige 8arbigrupper
Og ben enc of bisie er afbongis q
ben anben. 5nab pilbe Sorben mel
ale bens spriss Stabninser p0r
uben M~enneifetg os bDab pilbe Men
neffet uDen Sorben og n9pnte ben NJ
riee Sfabnins2 Wen Menneifst .
5errsn, Sorben er 5ieneren. Ser {
Torho1bet 6erre os sjsner life enbnl
fremtraabt fom ct Gorbolb Wennsff
% Mennsife imellem. Men ri fpsr
GER igen: .bpab pifbe Jorben Drr
uben en- aonse, Der fhnbe bebtrf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-24
0nnbet tilbage.

Wtefll9peoeHs Spr9er pdt pans tHs
ne, og bans e9ne bar o9lad meget
tunqe. Oct ipntes bdarbt, at etpar
Stulbre, iom oaereoe par neobeieoe
unoer gnrpen al andres Snneer.
itulle enonu fod mere peb bette greo.
alt tunoe meo Subs 6jGlp blipe
oobt igen, men @eien ipntes iaa
msrt. 6on funbe life ie nogst ems.
Stormen iuieoe uoenfor i9ennem
1raerne, = inoe par bet pormt og
bpggeligt.
6an piloe ida gerne boIOe oenne
M gprbe fra en- at bans Menigbeosz
msblemmer, men bet funpe lite laos
fig gre.
3iliioit fob ban pp meb ct Sui,
fog lin Sperfratfe pdd og gil ub l
Stormen.
hrs. BAT iab % iirittebe fordn
qrneiteoet, ba ban Tom ino.
Der lab BUN n9 ten dltio. mar
ban Tom.
Qltio meb en- munter !6ilien. ultio
i~elltabelig % Denlig. i6dn tunoe II
fs butte ben Sang. ban 6opoe fors
lubt ben iottise Stue uosn at fsIe Jig
opmuntret og itprtet.
.6ar De bert fra 2aura / ben
Ienere 5ib2" ipurgte ban. ioet bon
fog ben Stol, bun pegeoe poa meo en-
al line Strittepinoe.
ga, bet bar jso. 30 @dnge bper
uae. 9oura er hittig til at ~itrire.
De pil moi unoitnIoe. at ieg lille itdar
cp, 6r. gaftot; BET er @ieten, ION
PLACER mig igen.
Seq bar BAIT ben belle llgen. Seq
iibbsr Der oe fer paa Slben og ftrits
fer og laier mine 8repe. be er en-
FABIAN 3rsit. = N9ite ll9e bliper
jeg mdoife raft igen."
,Men bporoon faar De ido 0erea
6usarbsjbe eiort", iuebe ban mec
Meblibenbep / Stemme os Bit, Ut
6urbe life lebe Der olene."
Ia. mrs. pebsriens Morie ions
mer berober en9dns imeGlem og ms
Ter for mig. 9un giper 3sniens
Moo og luper osidu liot til mig.
naar iee fortaIer benpe, bpOrbdn bur
Ftol bare Zig uo; os bun bentergr9n'
be og lager bet iuu mar, at jeg far
naa bet og l99ge bet pad Slben."
seq bar bet belt 9obt, puitor".
foebe bun fua muntsrt, iom ON be-
par bare Spss bet belle.
.Men nu bill jes fortalle Dem ON
2alra. D. itulbe bare l9is benoes
greDe. 6un er MI peb elite Differ
oe faar 7 Dollars ON llgen; og II
Tenbsr bun iii mig, oe TO putter bur
bier uee / lin oStoetasie" ,fom bur
talber bet. Raar BUN faar 10 gun
orebe Dollars, refer bun til 9sffp4
len. SUN er belt optaeet at 3unt.r
ON t6sjitolen - er 9ouro."
.Sd, 2auro er en- prGgtie pise".
faebe praitsn pormt. SUN bill mo-
finne I 9erben en- al bisie 0oge. ..
bar grunb til at are toll at 6snhs
Wrs. Bat"
n0et er jeg piitnot pefoo", iaeb'
BEN gomle apinoe meb itrnolenb-
Zine, ,,pe 9uuru bun er lise iaa COB
Tom BUN er praetis. CONNIE Wen-
METER tror life meeet paa al bebt
0erren omS moating; men Qaura o:
jee Ri tror MI. al bet bi9lper os 4
ge ina meest / imna Ting iom | flo.
re. Men, fom jes iasbe, puiior, D
ifulbe bare lafe nosle at benbss grs.
be. Sts forfifrer Dem. poitor. jes
iibbsr Ter os bodoe sraber os Ter
noar ise LATER BEN; bun bar en- fant
ban norton Modbs at ~fort9lIe OH
olIe Ting paa.
DUN beiuler 10 os. en- bdlp So1ori
flor aoft, os fad bar BUN bare Ell
bolp Dollar ON llaen til alaber q
onore Ting. DIT er belt moriomt a
bsre, hpor bun tan oenne oo fno onl
9ine, iou at bun fan fpare fine Stot
lepenee. So, qditor, De fiulbe bar
lais benbes 8reDe; men bet funoe .
life, tbi auuru piIDe life ipnes on
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
News of the Week.

The attendance at the St. Louis Fair
last week was 49, o7
captain Carlton Mccarthy assumed
the office of Mayor of Richmond on Sep
TENDER Ist.
NO clue to the murderer of Mrs. Nc
Cue, III Charlottesville, Va, has been dis
covered
The North Atlantic battleship SQUAD
ron IS to be increased to eight vessels
and divided.
Elaborate plans are being made for the
entertainment of the Archbishop of Can
terbury i'll Washington.
durham White Stevens, who has been
appointed diplomatic adviser to Korea. is
Washingtonian
1t is said the germ of spotted fever"
West - wv
The single-turret monitor Canonicns.
which cost $o22,oo3 in 1862, has been ap
praised at 10000.
A fraud order was issued against VII
liam M. Farr who promoted several col
,cges.
Labor Day was celebrated at Rich
nond, Newport News and other V1r
ginia towns
frederick A. Hyde and Henry p. d;
n ond, accused of conspiring to defraud
ne United States out of large tract of
Puohc lands, will be brought from San
FRANCISCO to Washington for trial.
Cou1iD'a University changed its name
TO the George Washington University.
survey of the burnt district of Bal
tlmore shows that 300 lots are being Or
nave been built on; that lightweight per
mlts to build were issued last month. and
mat at, siXty-tour buildings are occupied.
Inc Republican fractional fight in Wis
consin has reached an acute stage.
Grain receipts at the Atlantic seaboard
in July last were about 6.oooooo bushels
below those of July, 1908.
fourteen persons, mostly children,
were killed in fire in a tenement house
in Attorney Street New York.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
Marriages.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3, 1904. at
Westminster Church, Lynchburg. Va.
by Rev. DIR. r. H. Fleming, Mr.. Viii
ham P. Niche, of Charlottesville. Va,
to Mrs. Agatha Maud Rode, of Camp
bell county, Va.
BURFoRD- WALKER-On August 18th.
at the manse in Montgomery, w. Va. by
the Rev. John K. Hitner, Mr.. Moses
Burford and Miss Nora E. Walker, both
of Carbonate, w. Va.
MooNEY-LEACH.-On Wednesday. All
gust goth, at the manse in Montgomery,
w. Va, by the Rev. John K. Hitner. Mr..
Joseph Mooney and Miss Gemirna Leach.
both of Carbonate, W. Va.
ScHERER- BRoGDEN.-At Walnut Hill.
near Union Theological Seminary. Rich
mond, Va, on Wednesday evening. Au-
gust 3ISt, by the Rev. F. T. McFaden.
ID. d., Mr.. Tilden Scherer. of Marion,
Va, and Miss Eugenia Brogden, daugh-
ter of Mr.. w. T. Brogden.
REHERD- WnsoN.-August 80, 1904. in
Harrisonburg, Va, by the Rev. John
Ruff, Mr.. James E. Reherd and Mrs.
Anna ]. Wilson.
LAZA- SKRIvoNEK.-In the First Pres
byterian Church, Ennis, Texas, August
9, 1904, by Rev. W. Fred Galbraith Mr..
Paul Laza and Miss Fannie Skrivonek.
Mr.. f. Matjeka, interpreter.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
Special Excursion Rates.

10 Los ANGELES AND SAN Francisco.
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY, $65.2s FOR
THE ROUND TRIP, RETURNING VIA ST.
LOUIS IF DESIRED.
Beginning with August 18th and con-
tinuing daily to September 9TH. Southern
Hallway will sell special tickets from
Richmond and all points on its lines. to
Los Angeles or San Francisco and re-
turn, at rate of $65.25 round trip. final
return limit October 20, 1904. The
Southern offers the choice of several
routes, rate open to the public-go one
route and return another, if desired. TAX
ing IN at the same time the St. Louis Elk
position, tickets via this route allowing
stop over of as much as ten days at ST
LOUIS. For details apply to any Agent
OF Southern Railway, or
c. w. WEsTBURY, D. p. II.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
Special Train to the Worlds Fair.
SEPT. 10Th, VIA SOUTHERN Railway.

SEPT. 10Th, VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
The Southern Railway has completed
arrangements to operate special train to
St: Louis, starting from all Virginia
points, on September Goth. Special will
leave Danville 80 P. NJ, September
Goth, going through to ST. Louis without
change A representative of the Passen-
ger Department of the Southern Railway
Will accompany the train and look care
July after the comforts of its patrons.
The train will be composed of latest de-
sign Pullmans and Day Coaches. the
route lying through Salisbury, Asheville
Land of the Sky" Knoxville. Licking
ton and Louisville Very low rates will
apply. For detailed information apply to
any Ticket Agent of the Southern Rail
way, or address c. W. WEsrBURY.
District Passenger agent,
Richmond Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07

CAMPBELL.-In Covington, Va, Satur-
day, August 27th, Mrs. Georgia B
Campbell, wife of Mr.. J. K. Campbell
of Covngton, and daughter of Mr.. Amos
r. Bull.
BRowN.-Mrs. Beuah Brown, wife OF
Mr.. Finch Brown, died of typhoid fever
Monday, August goth, at her home on
North Buffalo. Her funeral took place
Tuesday afternoon at I O'Clock from
Oxford Presbyterian Church. Mrs.
Brown was a daughter of Mr.. John S.
Holden. Her husband survives her.
PAINTER.-In Wythe county, Va. on
Monday, August %, 1904, Miss Mary NJ
Painter, in the seventy-hfth year of her
age. She was a devoted Christian In
terrnent was at Tazewell, Va.
WALKER-At the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James R. Jordan, in Wythe-
Vile, Va, August 22, 1904. in her seven
tieth year, Mrs. Sarah Poage Walker
widow of the late General James A.
Walker. Deceased was for many years
a devoted member of the Presbyterian
church, and her loss will be keenly felt
by the church, community, and her many
kindred and friends.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
New Double Track Bridge Across the
Potomac River.

Southern Railway announces that on
August %, 1904, the New Double Track
Steel Bridge across the Potomac River
at Washington, ID. c., will be completed
and on and after that date all trains TO
and from Washington via the Southern
Railway will be operated over same
This will greatly facilitate traffic TO
and from Washington and eliminate
delays heretofore experienced between
Washington and Alexandra. Va. which
have been occasioned by the crowded
condition Of the old single track bridge,
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
MIR. S. S. Da1garn.

The Board of Deacons of the Presby-
terrain Church of Charlestown have
adopted the following resolutions on the
death of Mr.. S. S. Dalgarn:
Whereas in the providence of God, Mr..
5. S. Dalgarn has been taken from us
by death,
RESOLVED, That we, the deacons of the
church, do hereby express our sorrow at
his loss to us, and our appreciation of
his services to our church.
He was ordained a deacon in this
church February 70, 1882, and was soon
elected Treasurer, which office he con-
tinued to hold until his death. AS dea-
con and Treasurer he was faithful, ac-
tive and judicious, enjoying our entire
confidence and esteem.
We hereby extend to his family and
our church our sincere sympathy in their
bereavement.
ReSolved, Tha, a copy of this paper be
sent to the family of Mr.. Dalgarn, that
it be spread upon the minutes of the
Board of Deaoons, and that the papers
Of the town be requested to publish it.
c. Frank Gallaher, G. Z. Hughes, c. N.
Coleman, T. R. Moore, c. N. Beard,
Board of DedcOnS
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
Obituaries.
Mrs. Maria Caroline Morris. s .s

VII august ~, 1904, at the home Of
her son-in-law, George Morris, Esq, oil
Louisa county, Va, Mrs. Maria Caroline
Morris, IN the eigfty-second year o. her
age.
Thus, by gentle falling upon sleep,
the earthly portion OF a devout and hon
ored Christian life was brought to "a
peaceful close.
Mrs. Morris was the daughter of Mar
cellus Smith, Esq. and Marcella Pleas
ants, his wife, and was born January 20.
1898, at Contention" the old Peasants
homestead, in Goochland county. Her
mother was the daughter of Governor
James Pleasants, and sister of Hugh and
John Hampden Peasants, both of whom
were widely known as brilliant editors
and eSSayists during the second quarter
OF the nineteenth century. A generous
portion of the wit and intellectual versa
tll1ty for which the members of the
Pleasants family were famous was in
herited by Mrs. Morris; and these gifts,
combined with sympathetic tempera-
ment, all-embracing kind-heartedness
and deepest plety, produced in her the
highest type of the old Virginia wife and
mother.
In I84o she was welded to James Nor
rls, Esq, of "Sylvania," Louisa county.
For seventeen years her married life was
one OF almost ideal happiness and sun
shine, the only shadow being caused by
the loss, in its infancy, of one of the
eight children with which she had been
blessed. The unexpected death of Mr.
Morris, in 1857, in the prime of his life.
and at the height of his usefulness. car
RED with it burden of sorrow under
which her warm and tender heart must
have succumbed, but for her supreme
faith in the wisdom and goodness of
God-that rare hopeful faith, in the
presence of which words of coincidence
from friends or kindred seem harsh or
irreverent.
The next twenty-five years of Mrs.
Morris life was devoted chiefly to her
children, all of whom were conducted
carefully and successfully to the estate
OF Christian manhood or womanhood.
Although she lost most of her property
early in the Civil War, many a poor in
valid soldier, Yankee as we'll as Con-
tederate, had cause to bless her slilful
nursing and kindly hospitality. During
her latter years her time was divided
among her Children her good works
never ceased; and although permanently
crippled by fall about twenty years ago.
and grievously afflicted shortly thereafter
by the untimely death of beautiful and
beloved daughter, Mrs. James Maury
Morris, her mere presence was so full
OF bright Christian sunshine, her heart
was so young through confident faith.
that her arrival was always hailed with
rejoicing, and her departure affection
ately protested against by children.
grandchildren, neighbors, and servants.
Surely, great is the reward Of this faith
full servant Of her Lord
Mrs. Morris is survived by six chill
dren-Mrs. Mamie M. Page and Hamp-
den Morris, Esq, of Albemarle county:
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Grattan. Mrs. George
Morris, and John Morris, Esq, of Louisa
and Mrs. John Ferguson, of
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
Go to St. Louis by c. & O. Route.

Now is the time to see the great
Worlds Fair at St. Louis, Mo. De-
hghtful weather, and the Exposition
complete in all its beauty. An oppor-
tunity not to be missed and never to be
forgotten
See that your tickets read via the c.
.; and Big -Four Railways. Shortest,
quickest and best route, with fast vesti-
buled train service.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
XANTHINE
HAIR RESTOEAT
Best in the World for Thirty Years.
and always will be.

FROM j; w. Lockwood Cashier Nntionol
Bank Of Virginia, Richmond
.1 JUNE %. 1874.
Il have used on my hair about one-tbird
mas been its restoration to its original
color" 80 sinai
from Re0. y. b. Human, ID. d., DardaneIo,
Arkansas.
AUGUST ., 1901
Il have never had anything to really
prove satisfactory before. NY wife has
USED 1t also with equal satisfaction"
Price, LOO. We prepay charges on all orders
sent direct to us. Write to us for circulars.
MAINLINE COMPANY, Richmond, Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07
Popping Of
la p chim-
neys is music
to grocers.
MACBETH.

If you use wrong chimney, you lose a
good deal of both light and comfort, and
waste dollar or two a year lamp on
chimneys.
Do you want the Index? Write me.
MACBETH, Pittsburgh.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07

WANTBD-BY A YOUNG LADY EDUCAr I'm
at the Mary Baldwin Seminary. n position
70 teach In private family or Seminary. fhe
latter preferred. Excellent testfmonIa1s fur
nished Address Miss IRONS, Picksway. w. Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1904-09-07

WANTED-sITUATIoN IN PRIVATE FAM
10y IN teach small children FngIisb
Latin, French and Mathematics. Can furnish
tesunonlals and would exchange referencee
Petersburg Va. 'i0o''
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-06-10
Popular O;san Beach
MANY FROM THE INTERIOR
PLANNING TO SP END
THEIR VACATION AT
THE SEA SHORE

r. hundreds from Eastern Oregon
4. and Washington spent ths'
vacation Ut North (Lon.
Beach, Washington, last Sun
mer, ant it 10 saf. to say tn,
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