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HARMONY COMES
WITH. EXERCISE
SO Claims Mrs. George Law
Smith in an Address to
Clubwomen of New York
MUSCLE MEANS. BRAINS
Physical Culture, Says Cali
fOrnian, Will Stop Scrap
ping Among Gent4er Sex
MUSCLE MEANS BRAINS
Special dispatch to The Cali.


NEW YORK, June 29.-"The women
of the East should have physical cul-
ture departments in their clubs They
promote. harmonious feeling among
club women. The physical culture de-
partment has a tendency to stop scrap
ping among club women"
So spoke Mrs. George Law Smith,
president of the California State Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs, to-day.
You know" Mrs. Smith. resumed,
the women you stand up with. in the
ring and spar with, or play with. We
are very proud that we are the pioneer
women's club to have a physical cul-
ture department. Eastern club. women
would do well To copy our California
methods. 1t is marvellous to see how
we'll preserved our club women are. 1t
is nothing to see largely built California
women so years old do a somersault
and as nimble as a child. Many of our
club women say they owe their very
lives to the physical culture depart
ment- Many of our women have only
learned to walk correctly since Joining
club. We claim this department
makes healthy bodies and healthy
brains. 1t is simply development, and
insures renewed vitality
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NO MORE SILVER DOLLARS
TO BE COINED IN MINTS
Director Roberts Says Government
VIII Not Turn Out Any More
Pieces of That Denomination,

PORTLAND, Or, June 3O.-No more
silver dollars will be coined in the
United States, according to a statement
made this evening by George E. Rob-
erts, director of the United States Mint
Roberts is in Portland visiting B. f.
stevens of the First National Bank
while on his way to Alaska.
No, there will be no new silver dol
lar pieces turned out of Government
money plants unless by some chance a
16 to Congress is elected" said Rob-
erts. The supply of silver purchased
under the Sherman act is exhausted.
From July IA. 1890, when the Sherman
act went into effect until it was re-
pealed in 1898, the Government bought
155, 100000 ounces of silver This has
gradually been worked UP into dollar
pieces until the present time, when
such coinage has ceased. in all proba-
bility never to be resumed"
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Steamer.
Destination.
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

Thursday. June 80.
Br stmr Lord TemDleton, Morse, 81 days
Stmr Phoenix. odland, 90 hours from Eureka.
Stmr Umatilla, Nopander. so hours from
Stmr W II Kruger. Ahlin. IL days and 9
hours from Dutch Harbor.
stmr Gualala, Kalnin 35 hours from Eureka
Stmr Point Arena. Miller, 12 hours from
Mendocino, via Point Arena 10 hours.
Stmr F A Kilburn, Jahnsen. Z hours from
Stmr Korea seabury "a days 20 hours and
AZ minutes from Hongkong, via Yokohama IS
days. Via Honolulu 5 days IA hours and SO
stmr Gypsy Leland. 20 hours from Mon
terey and way ports.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, 81 hours from
San Diego and way ports;
Stmr Eureka. Jessen, "a hours from Eureka.
stmr Whitesboro, Olsen. 10 hours from
stmr Hanaiei, Piltz. 10 days from Honolulu.
Stmr Argo. Durham. p hours from Eel
River.
stmr Maggie. Corning. 4 hours from Half
Br ship Port Eigin, Hand 1872 days from
Brig w G Irwin. Hansen,.7 days from Roche
Harbor.
schr Western Home. Wider. days from
Wiapa Harbor.
schr ] NJ Colman. Petersen, days from
schr Jennie Griffin. Gibson. hours from
schr Ida A.. Campbell. hours from Point
CLEARED.
Thursday. June 30.
Stmr Corona. Gieiow, Eureka; Pacific Coast
stmr Costa Rica, Randall. Portland and
Astoria; Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co.
SAILED.
Thursday, June 30.
stmr State of California, Nicolson. San Di-
ego and way ports
Stmr Corona. Gieow, Eureka.
Stmr FULTON, Panzer,. Bowens Landing.
Stnr Brunswick, Ellefsen, Fort Bragg.
Stmr Pomo. Jacobs. Point Arena and Albion.
Stmr Mandalay, Smith. Eureka.
Stmr South Coast, Olsen, Caspar.
!. Ship Gov Robie. Coley Port Townsend.
Schr Albion. Anderson. Siuslaw River.
Schr John F Miller. Hubs, Tillamook :.
| Schr Roy Somers, Soiland, Grays HGrbor.
Schr Confianza, johnson. Notleys Landing.
Tug Dauntless Shea. San Pedro.
SPOKEN.
June 2S--130 miles. east Of Sandy Hook Bl
ship County Of Roxburgh, from Hamburg. for
New York.
June 29-Lat 81 IA N. long "A W. stmr Yu-
catan from New York. for Colon.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. June 80 10 m-Weather
hazy; wind west: velocity 16 miles per hour
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EUREKA-Arrived June 29-Schr Bertha
Dobeer, from Newport: schr Dora Bluhm
from San Pedro. June 30-Stmr Arctic hence
June 20; strr North Fork. hence June %
schr Mary Dodge. from Redondo.
Sailsd June 30-Stmr Pomona, for San Fran.
cisco: stmr Cocuille River, for san Pedro
Brig w G Irwin. from Roche Harbor, for Sar
Francisco; 9:20 m-stmr Eureka, from
Eureka. for San Francisco.
VENTURA--Arrived June 30-Stmr San Pc
Sailed June 29-stmr Asuncion. for Por
Hartford. June 30-Stmr San Pedro. for Sar
Francisco.
| GRAYs HARBoR-Arrived June 2s-sch,
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Exports for the North.

The steamer City OF Puebla sailed We'd
nesday for Victoria with assorted cargo
consigned to the port of destination and other
British Columbian ports valued at $15.6s6 AMI
the following: 1915 pkgs fresh
fruits, 81 pkgs fresh vegetables, 260 pkgs po-
tatoes. 65 pkgs onions 100000 lbs salt. 13S cs
canned goods 996 gals 81 cs wine, 81 pkgs
table preparations, 1227 lbs cheese. 1920 lbs
meals, 66S0 lbs raisins 80 kegs pickles, 6625
lbs dried fruit, 1900 lbs chocolate, 2z3S lbs
hops, 135.7Q0 lbs malt. 30 pkgs paste, 496 lbs
dried fish. 1000 lbs sugar cs honey. 300. 600
lbs cement 1850 lbs asphalt, Is pkgs steel,
.2055 lbs pig tin 3477 lbs sheet lead 400 lbs
soda, pkgs acid. pkgs ammonia 100 tins
matches, 45 bbls .lubricating oil, pkgs cleo
trical supplies. cyls gas, 10 cs fuse, T29
lbs leaf tobacco
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TAKES LAUDANUM AFTER
QUARREL WITH HUSBAND
Matrimonial Troubles of Chicago
Fruit Dealers Wife End With
Her Death From Drug.

CHICAGO June SO.-Mrs: NJ A.
Roberman, wife of Moses Roberman,
a wealthy fruit dealer of Madison, was
found m a room at the Sherman House
suffering from the effects Of laudanum.
She died a few hours later.
Mrs. Roberman, according to dis
patches from Madison, is a sister of
Abraham Frank. manager of the cafe
in the Sherman House, and came to
him after quarrel with her husband.
The quarrel occurred two days ago, and
Roberman ordered Mrs. Roberman to
leave the house
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BANK CLERKS MUST NOT
ENGAGE IN OTHER BUSINESS
New Rule Is Made by President OF
Washington and Oregon Fin
ancial InstitutiOns:

PENDLETON. Or, June 3O,-The en-
ployes Of the six banks IN Washington
and Oregon of which Senator Ankeny
is president must not engage in outside
business. The order is said TO be due
to C. B. Wade becoming involved for
S5CO.O0O through an unfortunate invest
.ment in mining stocks last year.
Wade was cashier Of Senator An
keny's bank at Pendleton and tailed
last year for 100000. His failure made
him penniless- He. is. said to be n
Honolulu.
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COAL ONLY FUEL AFFECTED
BY THE EMERGENCY ACT
Appraisers Decide That Duty on Coke
Is Not Reduced by Law Of
january, 1903.

NEW YORK, June 9O.-Upon an old
protest filed by a firm doing business
in Los Angeles, Cal, the Board of Cen
eral Appraisers has ruled as to whether
coke should have the benefit OF rebate
of duty the same as coal uAder the
emergency act of January 10, 1903. The
opinion is in the negative and con-
cludes that coal and coke are distinct
commodities and that Congress did not
provide for rebate of duties on coke
in the emergency act.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-01
Two Die at Sea.

The British ship Port Elgin. which arrived
here yesterday. reported two deaths On June
30 In latitude 1917 south, longitude So. II
west Mrs Hand wife of the master, sue
cumbed to consumption. On the same day
died ]. r. Kennedy, a seaman The oody
of Mrs Hand embalmed and brought to
this port Kennedy's remains were. consigned
to the deep Mrs. Hand was a native of
Newcastle Wales and was 81 years old.
Kennedy was born in Ireland thirty years ago.
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Water Front Notes.

The steamer Curacao passed Hueneme at 8
o'clock yesterday morning. and should arrive
here to-day about noon
The schooner Jessie Minor, which started
yesterday for Coos Bay. had her foresail car
ried away while she passing the fort at
the entrance to the harbor. She returned for
repairs.
The tug Sea Rover arrived at Redondo yes
terday with the disabled steamer George
Loomis IN tow.
The liner Gaelic is due to- night from the
Orient
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s55 %
S12.525.6oO
s14. 605a55 90

S12.525.6oO :s14 sos. ass 90
Standing on the books OF the
Corporation at ....:.....s SIS, 500 - 20
2-Promssory notes secured by
frst mortgages on Real.Estatef
within this State the States
OF Oregon. Washington Utah
e. and Territory Of Hawaii.
The value OF said promissory
notes Is .....:..-.... .s....... 20 912. 100 18
3-MlscellaneOus Railroad Street
Railway and other Corporation. 3.
Bonds and Stock Certificates
pledged TO the Society for the
amount of 1,S40.5I4 50
said Notes Bonds and Ger
..tiicates are partly held and
kept BY said Corporation IN its =
own vaults. and partly in New
York City in the safe above
mentioned
value value q 'ii which Is -. 80 ' s5. 600 %
@Other Real Estate situated IN
the States OF California. Ore s-
gon and Washington. the value
of WHICH is ........: .S.....-. .246, 215 So =
-6-Furniture In the bank office q.
OF said Corporation ....--..-- 900 90
Cash In Upited States Gold
and Silver Coin. kept by said
Corporation in its own vaults 90.
the actual value OF which is. 1.455, 142 %
rotai..........s::.......sss SIS. .oI0- 7s2 o.
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onoted for Reinsurance.

The French bark Montebello. out Iva days
from Swansea for this port, placed on the
overdue list yesterday at Is per cent. The
rate on the Parknook was advanced to 40 per
cent. There was no change in the rates on
the other oYerdues.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-01
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
10 HAVE STONE GATEWAY
VIII Be of Same Style as the East and
West Entrances TO. Inner
Quadrangle.

SAN JOSE, Juns 3O.-A magnificent
stone gateway is to- be erected at the
main entrance to the grounds of tan
ford U University. The structure will
cost S2S.0OO- 1t Will be an imposing
structure of San Jose sandstone and
of the same general 'sty1e as the east
and west entrances to the inner quad
rangle. The work will be done under
the direction of'C z. Hodges. the rAa-
tdent architect Of the university.
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Is Hero to BE Sold.

The steamer Hanalei of the Inter-1sland
Steamship Company arrived yesterday from
Honolulu There is no field for her in the
trade between Hawaiian ports. and her owners
have sent the ship here to be sold.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The Norwegian steamer Terri Vixen is char
tered for lumber from Puget Sound to Free
mantle, Australia. at 31s Sd.
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Time Ball.

Branch Photographic Office. U. s. N, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal,
June 30, 1904.
The Time Ball the tower of the Ferry
building dropped exactly at noon day
/. G., at OF the roth meridian or at
p. m. Greenwich time. ]. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant. U. S. N. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-01

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
day In the order of occurrence to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
day, except when there but three tides, as
sometimes occurs The heights given are In
addition to the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey Charts, except when minus q
sign precedes the height and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
..he charts. The plane Of reference is the mean
of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-01

at Fort Point, entrance to san Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority of the
Superintendent
NOTE~-The high and low waters occur at
the city front mission street WHARF about' 25
minutes. later than at Fort Point; the height
of tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-01
Sun, Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height Of High and Low waters
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-01
UNITED UNDERTAKBRS.

" 2 unelai Directors and EmbzImers-
Formerly in Metropolitan TcrilpIe
.SCN ~ So AI$SlO&. Tel South lCT
Between Fourth and Fifth. near F-ifth st
tinest Equipments at Moderate ratek-
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.ADvERrIsEMENTa
ADVERTISEMENT
STATEMENT OF CAPITAL STOCK
Of
THE GERMAN
Savings and Loan Society
DATED 5UNE 80. 1904.
A Corporation Doing Business at No. 526 CaI'
fornfa Street.


DATED .BUNE 80, 1904.
CAPITAL STOCK, actually :.
paid up in Gold Coin. = 81 1ooo,oOO.O
RESERVE FUND, actually
paid up in Gold Coin. ; 1,l75,oeo %
JOHN LLOYD,
President Of. the German savings and. Loan
Society.
Secretary OF the Germap. savings and Loan
State Of California. City and County of sa.a :
FranciscO-ss-.
JOHN LLOYD and GEORGE TOpRNY. be-
ing each separately, duly sworn. each for him
SELF says; That said JOHN LLOYD Is. PIesl-
dent and that said GEORGE 'FOU4S4 -
Secretary of TRIE. GERMAN SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY," the, Corporation above mem
toned and that the foregoing statement IS true.
JOHN LLOYD
GEORGE ToURNY.
subscribed and sworn to 6efoTe me this 5oth
day Of June. 1904.
.[seal GEO. T. KNOX
Notary Public. in and for the City and County
Of San Francisco. stats Of California
sEVENTY-THIRD HALF YEARLY
REPORT
THE GERMAN. SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY.
526 CALIFORNIA STREET, e.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
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LIABILITIES.

ito Depositors: Said Corpora -.
tion owes Deposits amounting
2-To Stockholders: THE amount
: Of Capital stock actually paid
up. in Gold Coin. the value Of
"I'bs The condition Of said Habii-
ity to stockholders Is, that no '''
part of the amount :can Be
paid 70 them OF in any way os
withdrawn: except in payment
OF losses during the existence N
OF the Corporation. nor uhtn
all Depositors shall have been
paid In full the Amount Of their
deposits and declared dividends.
3-To Depositors and Stock
2G1oTfs' 5s9 The amount Of the. Reserve
Fund In Cold Coin. the vATus -
" 1ncIudinx Sh the amount Of ma
tured but uncollected: interest -
S5 Sb1 .PSs' The amount 81 the contin-
ESIsh Eias IS suna tn: y:iG. :. rsss n
is that the Same have been
created for the purpose OF ad-
ditbonal security TO Depositors
state. city and County Taxes 8
assessed by the Gsyernment.
= but not yet payabls. ........- eIuS -
rotaI................. lss als. rsa .
: JOHN LLOYD.
President Of the German Savings and Loan
society," GEO. roURNY. o..
SECRETARY OF the German Savings and LOaH
state OF caIifornis. City and County of'sAs
John LLOYD and GEORGE. TOURNY.. Sc
ing each separately. duly sworn. each Tor him
self SAYS: That said JOHN LLOYD 10 Presi-
dent and that said GEO. TOURNY Is Secrs-
tary OF THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY the Corporation above mentioned.
and that the foregoing statement Is erue.
JOHN LLOYD.
80 GEO. TOURNY
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sctA
A. -
oay Iseall al 'D GEO. T. KNOX. Notary Public.
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EVENTY-THIRD HALF YEARLY
REPORT
SWORN STATEMENT


OF the condition and valuS OF the Assets. ana
Liabilities Of THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY a corporation doing business
at No. -526. California street in the City and q.
and where said assets are situated on Juns.
80. 1904.
ASSETS.
I 50. ooo. 900 United States 4 per
Bonds Of 1925. the
value OF which is So 900 900 -
$3, 900. 900 United States per
n Z registered
Vsige Of ysio; Is; sl01.SOO %
- $4,000. 600 are.kept in
OF and rented from
the New York Stock ...
Exchange Buidins
Company In New
York City. and the
remainder An tbs
vaults OF the .corpo-
ss.525. 600 instantaneous Rail-
road, Cable and
street Railway s" To-.
Light and other
Corporation Bends
and Shares %
%SsS .Is !: -, .@iss. ::,...:; !: i.4S7.sSS % .
and Shares Of Stock
are kept IN the
ration with. the ex-
ception OF 800. 900
Southern. sc ifie
Railroad Of Cali y d,
fornia Consolidated
First Mortgage
Bonds kept. IN New
safe above mer- e:
NtS4-V1-
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Morning Session.
Mining Stocks.

IS Peerless. 80 .......:.......... IA 25
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PAcIFrc. STOCK EXCHANGE.
.ock Exchange yesterday:
Morning Session.
Afternoon Session.
ToNoPAH MINING EXCHANGE.

Following were the sales on the San Fral
cisho and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterda,
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FRIDAY. JULY 1.
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FROM SERGENT.

ccrr,-tondenr, of TIE nig stone cap p,,r.
>Aref>r. kr- Sept a9.-1hc weather
is -tnl quite urfaNorahlc ior foddciinr.
aud farmers ace oni, saving small guam
atty
Nh Saiarz. aith Che j Lcoboid Co
Portsmouth,. o.. passed here "Wednesday
cnrouie down ihe country
Married, Nh. Joe 3. Adams. OF v irciuia.
o. Miss Mar, Spanslcr, OF Thornton. lt
was tae groom second venture
Grant Cram. the picture man. was here
swapping beauties Saturday. he vnl 90
Go thc Gap ina iev days
Lincoln Collins. Of ruHe. Little Coilr.
has just located mp tho river near Villas.
Dr. James VI. Nenters. OF Villas. per
hHps the best ail-rouud physician in the
county, was here tcis week taking up the
telephone proposition. Jim wants 'er bad
burdine Webb has been out several
days iu the interest OF the telephone line
from Wliieshurg 60 Baker. which Is nov
a real go. Perhaps within the next week
a company viii be fully organized with
sufficient capital 90 huild the line.
%. Collier. progressive merchant.
OF Baker, ~ent 90 Whiteshurg yesterday
on business
We are panied Co chsouiclc the death of
Moses Adams. one Of Cowan Creek. m,.f
worthy citizens ~ho answered the last
roll call" al o'clock Thursay morning.
after suffering long aud patiently for
months.
Uncle Willie Caller, who has been aosi
master az Baker for neatly 30 years. will
soon resign. lie eontemplaies trip TO
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Under the heading "The Fir.t Rung
oi thc Ladder recent writer talks
good sen-c aud every young person would
do veil io give heed. he saws.
Nov, thousands OF Young fellows.
graduated from college, high schools. top
grade OF commerce school. are astir look b.
ing Cor their FIRST job Probably pretty
nearly everyone Of them has fairly def.
initc notion of what Kind Of ioh he
wants aud of what hi- valuable seticc !.
worth.
"hut neither of thes, thing is important.
ihe only important thing about hrst Job
is that DO Zoe chance 90 DO honest work
Don salt till What you're fitted offers.
Don't bother about the pay. Above all.
don't worry over the effect OF the job on
YOUR social position. Get leg % stand
on. Get a place to stand the leg. The
only standpoint from which YOU can get
Cd view ot O. job that suits you b. a Job that
you suit
Finally don't listen TO good luck
stories
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
To Be Held at Norton Friday
and Saturday, November
25th and 26th, 1904.

FRIDAY, nov. -.
ioA, IN. Opening Exercises, by Rev. II.
2. Shuier.
Welcome Address, by Mayor J. z. Alley
and Prot Chapman.
Responses. by Il. Dodge and A. NJ.
Quails
Up. m. Public Sentiment as a Factor in
Education. n. A. Riggs. c. 2. Nut.
lins aud Mics Ella Rieha rdson Dis
cu-sion.
RECESS.
80 p. tn. Are Teachers Meetings Prof.
tableg Rev. W. h. Wsmpier and C..
W. Rudolph discussion.
2;D p. M. What should We have for
Opening Exercises in Schools r. J.
Davis, {. \ . Kennedy aud Miss Nan
ME Slemp.-Discussion.
j.i5 p. M. Duties Of the Principal Of a
Graded School. BY Il. n. shepPe.-
Discussion.
30 p. m. Educational Mass Meeting at
the Methodist Chsech-Addresses bv
Supt. W Il. Davidson. OF Lee coanty.
ATTORNEYS A. y. Kilrore, Of Norton
George G. Peerv, OF Wise. J. ?. Bull
hti' Of Big stone Gap: aud oiher..
SATURDAY. nov. 2S.
. a. m. Opening Exercises, by Rev X P.
simmons.
$50 a. M Written Exercises in school.
Mr. q. n. sheppr, ". l.. Davidson.
aud Miss Farnholt Discussion.
1890 n. m. The Teachers work outsids
che School room. hy " r. Wolfe.
Mise Reid aud Il. j. Boiling Dis
cussiuh.
ii.3oa.m. School Exhibitions. ". d.
Mcneil and Miss L. p. Besty.-Dis-
cussions
30 D. m Address. bv Supf. r. I. Counts.
on the Educational Progress OF Wise
County
goo p. m. should Their be Uniformity in
Grading our Public schools. 4. u.
Shcppc, r. r. Kennedy aud p N. Ad-
dinEton Discussion
300 @. m- Practical Queries aud Miscel-
laucous business
900 3. M Adjournment.
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CHURCH NOTES.

The finest city and village Churches are
painted with The Lonrman and MARTINEZ
Paints, aud We want every Church 90 ac-
cept our donation whenever they paint.
make 10. therefore When you want
fourteen gallons Of paint, buy only eight
OF J.. VI. and mix Elk gallons of pure
Linseed On with 90, masing actual cost OF
paint about 5 20 per gallon.
Don pay 81 $50 gallon for Liusccd oh
worth bh cents which you DO when YOU
buy other paints in can With a raint
label ou o.
Many houses are we'll painted eith four
gallons of /. a NJ. aud three eailons OF
Liusccd Oh mixed Herewith.
Wears and covers like gold.
These Celebrated Paints are sold Dos .
w Kelly. Druggist. 1919
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a LITTLE ABOUT
EVERYTHING.
Short Pungont Paragraphs Of
Interest to Everyone.


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b,u ti,,r,.i d. ny I'm .,..I.-,. "''' ''D
,..... .h. ,.,..
r.rt,,.f.- d.. ....s "''N'ns N
I h., '''"H '" i~'''e1-
Everything worth having cost Then
you must expect to work harIior every
thing YOU get.
A queer thing about Al t,m,,r i.bov
often YOU Gam is.e it .r3 i.,..,..
n""' Tor inc next time
Have ,ou ever mot fic li.rot,ti..,.
man Do rather he ~rous and go into sn
''. '''" ''th' nhN have nobody io
'ispa'e o.
d.. d, i.',n'o' 90 Poe safety riu lives Bee
.''' An1 pc "'- bigger bans
account '.a more public griiiudc than tbc
90. '". pr o,n'. 90 thc '.-'' appi-
,anl' "no ,o'h ihe summer teachers eK-
required msrkuf ana did nof 80 ,L,
teaches certificate
r.,.
are nscd iu large bat,lesbin dsar
About too-thirds OF tbi.is taken up 4,
tAe boilers, aud she remainder b. used ior
drinking, washing. etc.
We notice that there d. nothing rt,
experience as an educator. and bst
rholc zoo of people learn vcr, li,tle c,..,t
hv their own trials and tribulation. NJ,
example "a widow d. iot. mon. o.r,i..is-
A"""i '"c ehoice oi second husband
Una" she was about tAe hrst.
DON'T rush. Keen e,c,l..ti,. ,t ..,t o..
build uu the town
Success. tlog ana .i,,.,i,. all ...;a
but what fool. thon dos, ,,'.,t. 80 ,,..,..f-i
d, "' uo"si'. or relative population OF
""a T. neariN the same as that OF the
First learn 90 eat break fast food. then
pretend sou like il. next believe that YOU
really relish &C.
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than So 900 900 a wear.