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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-19
la Iodg. -. M members reaue.ted

Ike Lodge room. Al members requested
10 be present
Meeting Of the ladies' Ala socieiv %
the Central Christian church his after
noon Al 2.30 al usual place Of meeting
Royal Neighbors. camp No A.. VIII
hold meeting ~ Mr.. Mar Christi
piers. 90 Sycamore street west Side.
this afternoon. All ue.ghbors Invited.
The Young Ladies Foreign Missionary
society of the First " = church vii
meet this evening a. s clock ~ the home
u Mrs : r. woodland. 80 North Law
renee avenue
The Boys Talon ~ Tie FIRST Preshyter
IAN church viii meet ~ 80 this evening
Miss Brown - Lewis scadeuf VII de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-19
GEHRING & HIGGINSON.
WE TAKE ALL RISK.

Take only one Mi-o-na tablet after each
meal. says Gehring x Higginson, and
in few days you will find digestion i'm
proving. health returning and weight in
Crcasing. We are 50 convinced that
Mi-o-na viii do this in nine cases OUT Of
ten. that although We take all the risk
when We make the coupon offer. we are
reasonably sure that not more than one
ouJ OF twenty who use Mi-o-na viii say
that It has not done them wonderful
good
When buying 81 package OF Mona.
leave fifty cents on deposit as AN evidence
III good faith. Gehring 4 Higgiason VIII
give their signed receipt Tor the money.
agreeing To return it. in case you tell
them that Ni-o-na has not been salts
faetc-v- Gehrins * Hagginson take all
tine risk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-19
WAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY.
Pupils of City Schools VIII Be Given
Holiday Monday.

The uuaHc schools OF Wichts VIII all
hold commemorative services in honor n
the Father of His Country this after
noon NJ elaborate arrangements have
been made Tor thc occasion. the teachers
snd children having been for some time
very busy I'm the preparation OF she school
exhibit f7r ths world fair and conse-
qucGtly aye not to hc hurdened with eIah-
orstc detail Though Washiagtoa's birth
DAY is nor uuti Monday the "a the Ss-
perintcnoent thought il best tc hold ,he
exercises today, and has dismissed school
Tor NInra4N
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cHAuTAUoUA CIRCLES.

Alma Chautauqua circle will meet with
MissHamiiton, GOO East Central. next
Tuesday evening.
l. Mexico and the Aztecs-Miss Ella
Bourgette.
H. Reading. THE Biglow Papers
No. on the Mexican War'-Miss Ham
ilton.
III Evolution of Industrial Society.
Chapter VI"-General discussion.
VI. Discussion, How Did the United
States Morally Justify Its Attitude To-
wards Mexico in As and in IS, the Boer
War in 90, Cuba and the Philippines in
'sS Panama in 1898 ?''-Mr. Erwin Taft.
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WE TAKE ALL RISK.

Gehring & Higginson will supply a reg
ular ffty-cent tox of Mi-o-na and sign
guarantee TO refund the money if the
treatment does not increase weight, give
freedom from stomach troubles and re-
store health and strength If Mi-o-na
succeeds you have gained health and
flesh at a trihing expense, if it fails,
Gehring & Higginson will return your
money and pay for the treatment them
selves.
As an evidence of good faith. fifty
cents should be deposited with Gehring
& Higginson when getting a box Of Mi
o-na. and they Will give a signed re-
ceipt TO refund the money if the treat
ment fails.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-19
MACARONI WHEAT SUCCESS.
Farmers in Western Kansas Are Rails
ing Considerable.

Reports at Chicago have been received
by Rock Island officials showing that the
growing Of macaroni wheat in the semi
arid regions Of western Kansas promises
to prove a success. Its cultivation is en-
couraged by the department of agricul-
ture. which last year supplied seed wheat
to many farmers. One Of these men,
who had large crop of the new grain.
said that all of this grain reaped by him
last year has been sold TO his neiShbors
for seeding purposes. and he declares the
grain will be grown almost exclusively
hereafter in that locality.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-19
MORTON MAKES PROPHECY.
Says Reads Will Finally Be Under
One MANAGEMENT

Paul Morton. second vice-presidetn of
the Santa Fe railway system, in an ar
ticle just published makes the prophecy
that all railways finally will be under
one mana cement and that the people
will then demand government ownership.
The pooling of interests he says. is the
solution OF present railway troubles.
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WITHOUT COSTING A CENT.
Any One Can Try Mi-o-na, the Remark
able Flesh Forming Food.

Gehring & Higginson, one of the best
known drug firms in this section wants
every reader of the Eagle who mas been
losing flesh or who is under normal
weight to test Mi-o-na, the iiesh-forning
food, for a month at their risk. Those
who try this treatment in accordance
with the following coupon offer do not
risk nenDy
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WHEAT GOES HIGHER.
Product Advances Ten Cents in Price
Within Week

Wheat is up somewhat in the market
and. as vii he noticed in the market col
umn Of The Eagle. II is bringing nearly
ten cents more this week than IL was last
week Number Two hard is quoted At 81
cents. number three az - to . cents
number at So to s. cents and rejected al
- cents. There Is. however. some indica-
zion for continual fluetusjion. but the
chances are Il viii remain az the present
prices for several days AZ least
Corr IS also up little with mixed
bringing 49, cents While white brings
q 20 45 cents
Oats les on the upward move along with
the other grains and the top is quoted at
10 cents. Wichita market is Up NTH the
average and paving good prices in proper
ton 10 otheE points.
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WERE MARRIED WEDNESDAY,.

Wednesdays issue of the Perry, o. r.,
Enterprise gives the following interesting
item about two Wichita young people: H.
NJ. Maxwell, age % and Miss Maude
Wells. age 49, both of Wichita. were mar
ried in this city last evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. RattinS.
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BOCY TAKEN AWAY.

The body Of Mrs. MIME NJ Snowman. a
widow who died Wednesday night II rs
Indiana avenue. Was taken 10 Conway
Springs, former home yesterday for
burial Mrs. Snowman leaves four-year
OLD daughter.
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COUPON.

This coupon entities any reader of
the Eagle to have the purchase price
of Mi-o-na refunded in case it does not
increase the weight and cure stomach
troubles We assume all the risk, and
Mona is absolutely free unless it
gives satisfaction.
GEHRING & HIGGINSON,
WE TAKE ALL RISK.
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LINK AND PIN.

l. F. Goss received a letter from hsi
son Casey yesterday in which he is as
sured that the new position obtained by
the latter is satisfactory in every way.
Carey Goss was transferred from the
Missouri Pacific force here TO Oklahoma
and given charge of the station at Doug
las.
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1T COSTS NOTHING FIT FAILS.
Gehring & Higginson Will Make No
Charge for Mi-o-na Unless II
Increases Weight.

The rapidity with which people gain
flesh while taking Nfi-o-na is alone a suf-
hcient reason for Gehring & Higginson
making the remarkable offer they do in
the following coupon:
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WHAT'S GOING ON.

Gehring s, Hisginson, the popular drug
giSts. are thinking of putting penny
in-the-slot weighing machine in their store
so that those who use Mi-O-na can tell
how much they gain in weight every
week.
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1t is rather unusual for a physician TO
treat his patient on the no-cure no-pay
plan However, this is the way Gehring
& Higginson are selling Mona. as they
agree to refund the price Of SOC a box
if il does not cure all stomach troubles
and increase weight.
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Brave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Society Leader
and Popular Knights of Columbus Member
Unite in Heartfelt Praise of the Tonic
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
MRS. SPRAY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
Her Nervous Misery 5anished Forever
by Paine's Celery Compound.

Mrs. Laura Spray. whose home Is At 1884
Barth Avenue, Indianapolis. IND, wrote
on September S0th. 1875
NV belief is that a nervous person
is sick person. and / wa> a very SICK
woman before taking Paine : celery
Compound
My nerves were in such a condition
that / could hardly bear for any one -
walk across the floor OF speak suddenly.
was a misery % myself as wen az
10 my family. and Go not know where
u would have ended but fov FSine
Celery compound
NJ husband heard OF IL and brought
home bottle Tor ne one day last
spring. and after taking II ! was 80
much better that h kept on getting 9
for mo until I bad taken I'VE bottles.
and felt that I was indeed cured.
We cannot speak too strongly IN
favor OF II Is a remedy for nervous
troubles, and hope that this letter viii
help others 20 heaith
Year after year Paiue celery Com
pound has cures thousands OF nervous.
Respondent women whose cases We're
given up as hopeless. IL brings new
courage and new JOY ~ life u the suf-
ferlng victims az the ills which burden
50 many women
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The Eagle going to publish experiences
of those who have used Afi-o-na- the
remarkable flesh forming food. Send in
your letters and tell what this preparation
has done for you.
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The remarkable results from the use of
the Eagles advertising columns has never
been better shown than in Gehring &
Higginsons large sale of Mi-o-na This
preparation has pot been advertised for
very many months. but it already is the
best selling article in Gehring & Higgin-
son < store
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-19

There is talk of forming a Get Fat
Society" in Wichita. 1t viii he jolly
crowd. as fat people are always happy
This will undoubtedly increase the sale of
NJi-O-na. the flesh forming food, for which
Gehring & Higginson are the local agents.
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agent OF the santa 70 AT TINS place. -
back from d business trip To Topeka.
oscar Stewart, fireman on runs 81 and
IS east of II Dorado. came in Wednes-
day expecting to attend the Elks' cir
Gus that evening. but found he was
twenty-four hours too soon. He return
cd 10 work yesterday.
Fireman I. VI. Snowman was OF yes
tretlay To attend the funeral Of his dauCh-
ter-in-iaw. who died in Wichita Wednes-
day evening and was shipped to Con-
way Springs for burial
\ Slisht wreck occurred on the Mis-
souri, Pacific at Neal yesterday morning.
caused by the journal breaking on q car
# lumber No damage was done aside
from the delay Of traffic for few hours.
Engineer Bert Gray has been trans
ferred from II Scott to Wichita and
given the night switch engine OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific
Frank Kelly haS given up runs 50 and
% and will hereafter work as an extra
passenger conductor or The Missouri Pa
cifc
Fireman \ c Adds took runs 80 and
50 yesterday n place or l. NJ Show
man.
Frank Neil. commercial agent II the
santa Re at Oklahoma City. is in Wich-
ita.
&. II Daugherty. travelling auditor -
the Missouri Pacific. vas in the city yes
terday-
T : Kslrner has been Transferred from
r.. SCOT, 10 Wichita by the Missouri
Pacific
Chas. Nelson. a fireman on he Missouri
Pacsfc. left yesterday Tor his home n
Kinsman
C. n Meter has secured \ ter days
lav-oH and : row n s. Louis visiting
ard booking over the Worlds Fair cite.
The Missouri Pacific railroad boys turn
cd OFT in force to the circus l4St night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-19

James Moriarty, ticket clerk AT the San
Ia Fe viii leave for Kansas City tonight
for a several DAYS visit with his brother
William. formerly of this place, who now
lives there Q. A Brown. commercial
agent of the Santa Fe at this place is
back from q business trip TO Topeka.
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COUPON

This coupon entities any reader OF
the Eagle to have the purchase price
Of Mi-o-na refunded III case it does not
increase the weight and cure stomach
troubles. We assume all the risk,
and Mona is absolutely free unless
il gives satisfaction.
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Hnu,kSYIlle items.

Frederick Ra~,sr - having frame saEea
for baru 3hieh BE- wiIt butid shortly.
Mrs Harriet Horacr. 81 IlAlUaorr, i. spend
iur 3 month 81 Valley Brook isrts, the ha1c
of ". II. :, Allsirr
CARPENTER Lang IS huildiuE hossr i7r Noah
Rih
Houyksyilis school 0rcud Msnday sih a
pspiis on the roll
Mr. A,l-r Is. wampl~r Ms A. 7. Huas
and Miss Nora Bsrbusaa spent lhe pAsl ~eck
with their SISTER, Mr. Roy ". >panElcr. -
Hanover. Pa.
IN. H. A. Ebsugh has closed Clean o..
'agr aud re,arasd Co she city To spend the
winter.
+. " Bacha,ars ard sifa are reesis3ng con.
graiu'aiiaus on The e'sth 81 q SOFA boFu Sep.
TENDER l4ih.
Mssss. Katc I.udw,ek sud Iary Gibson ~
turned Ia their home in Balumcu, ls-' week.
after spending i've weeks with Ars, William
ShAetfrr
Peter Buchmau and sou Harvey spent l,>i
Thursday 81 Tia. Hanover Far.
Mr. and Ms. Carroll Herring speut SUNDAY
in Finksbgrg, with Mrs HrFak's parents
Mr. aud Mrs. Sbipley
Mss Grace Eby, who spent lhr samm-r sab
heg brother Il. Clay Fly, has returned @
Hagersiown so spepd she winter. Miss Eby
has 4 position IN The kee Mar College.
The ioilnWing we're visitors al the home ui
T. ". Buehnan the past seek W5lliam 4,
Davidson. Penelope Davidson, Edwin Schaei-
fer Of Baliitnorr; George Brumtnel OF Andrt-
son. Ala: Ms. Caroline Brummel. OF Shiloh
Park: Nrs. John ". Abbott, Mrs. Carroll Her
ing MrS William SehaefeF Mrs. Eiwarst
Bonner. Mr. and Mrs Frank Snyder. Mrs.
Rebecca ZelIers. Mrs. Patrick Sullivan.
Ms Lewis RIurr returned 20 her home last
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Silver Run LIENS.

Messrs. Eli NJ. Boo>e and T. H. Leppo
attended tie Select Castle A .. X. Of the NJ
c.. which met al Frost burg, Md. this week
Peaches are getting very cheap. Joseph
Myers, Of Tyrone, was through here with a
load last Tuesday aud sold them as low as 70
cents q bushel.
Farmers are very busy cutting of corn.
filing silos aud fall seeding.
Last Tuesday w. mad very heavy rain
which will retard fall seeding
YIN. A. Leppo has sold his Cherytown
property formerly Samuel Baum to Con
rad Rusher of Union Mills, for S2.200.
Joshua Brown moved 20 this place Thurs
day of last week. and Is nov running the
creamery in place OF Eli NJ Boosa.
Rev II. d. Newcomer is preaching a series
of sermons on Neither, Home ard Heaven in
the Lutheran Church in this place On Sun
day evening be pre- iched an excellent one on
Mother. ana on Sunday evening, October >
he will preach on Home. On Sunday. Dc
services in the morning.
The public schools opened last Monday
with a fair attendance. The school IN this
place opened with so pupils. Miss Bessie
Franklin and Miss Maud Stremmel are the
teachers.
Rev. and Mrs John &. Moss. of New Hol
land. Pa, are visiting friends IN this vicinity.
He preached in the Reformed Church last
Sunday
VIM Ebaugh's property in this place was
not sold last Saturday.
Judge aud Mrs. A. Kurlz Myers and family,
of Frizellburg. visited their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Warehime in this place, last Sunday.
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Business Locals

The Boys Temperance Meeting will open
the first Saturday in October, o clock, q.
M. at Carroll Hall.
EXCURSION RATES To THE GREAT YORK FAIR.
The big York, Pa, Fair will be held on
October 3, 4. 5, 8 and :, 1904, and the West.
ern Maryland r. R. will sell cheap Excursion
Tickets thereto, including coupons oil admis-
sion to the Fair. The Fair this year will pre-
sent many new attractions, and will be we'll
worth visit For fall information apply to
local Ticket Agent.
Statesmen wanted to look after our interest
in Carroll and adjacent counties. Salary or
commission Address Lincoln Oil Co.,
Cleveland. 0.
Special September Harness Sale at J. W.
Shuuk'S. Bowers Block. 81
Physicians almost universally appreciate
the value of a good whiskey. Those who have
investigated the subject recommend Parker
Rive. manufactured by the Oxford Distllhng
Company of Baltimore. Their advertisement
appears in another column, and is fine ex
ample of advertising that produces results.
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Handbook for Teachers.

Prof :. Simpson, County Superintendent,
has issued Teachers Handbook for 1901
1895. The chief purpose of The handbook,
SAYS the author, rs 10 secure the utmost har
mony and co operation ia all the departments
of school work entrusted 10 our care. Ii viii
be- impossible for rs "a reach the best results
unless all the teachers and officials have com
plete information Of VIA, is being done Ia AN
educational way in all parts of the county.
The book contains Directions for Teach
eFs, in which Is eujoined upon teachers.
among other things, 10 be IN their school
rooms fifteen MINUTES before 9 o clock 10 the
morning, TO see If the rooms are clean and
comfortable. This Is very important re
quirement for the preservation OF ihe health
Of the students Then comes Special Ia.
siructions' 20 teachers list Of the school
officers and teachers, with their addresses.
are gwen, a chapter addressed to school
trustees upon their responsibilities and pow.
ers. suggestions TO teachers, &c. The book
IS designed to secure uniformity IN teaching
and better methods. To obtain better WORK
from the teachers and consequently better
results TO ghe pupils.
A list Of county officials. Anl their terms Of
once sud hnw jurors are drawn, j. closing
chapter Of the book, and il would be vel II
the teachers would take It up and explain II
90 their scholars.
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Coolest September Day.

RosroS September =. The Thermometer
- ~. ,saarne-S Of a chilling north vino
~,rIy TODAY dropped 10 50 IN Boston. 10" 'o@
- Point recorded 10 September s.'e. -te
Wss,her Bureau wss opened here, ga ls'''
Nth one exception.
4, Narth6eii. VI, the mercury dropped 70
n; H., lowest offcial temperature rcAeh"u 10
Mes England r.,
Nsw H,vEx, Cr september r. To-i
fell All over Connecticut except On 'hr 7o1"4
sh,r, last night, dong iamagr to crops t'
,s.-.,lJa .It-rl. The atmosphere ~Ss very
J,y wA,yh probably saved Standing crops
from heavy damage, although ir'de' ''se
tables we're sell nipped.
SaaArueA. y. Y, September d he ten.
r.rntpr, IN this city jrll to - degrees above
Ntnnrrroux. y. Y. September - r
H,-.yy frc,is arcnmpAuied marked drop 20
trrpgr.iure IN this section during the h,gh''
and II Is feared that much damage Wa> do"e
/ To- crops and truit. ~
WuKEsaARxE Pa, September r. nc
[ Wyoming Valley ~As visited by u heavy isos'
{ last night. At Harvey Lake 'hls morning
I The temperature Was - degrees
pm ,nglrMtA. September 22-- Tins was
I he eolde., September day on record 10 fhi'a'
( a.Inbia. according to the Weather bureau
Z ,asrfat. AtGs. IN the official theremomeleF
Z recorded 90 degrees above Zero' anu No
Y hours later Il vas ~.
YoRE. Pa. September Il he heavy i'"s'
[ tbal <prrnd itself over York county tins morn
I ms il /. feared has done damage 10 the uneul
Z tobacco plants amounting TO thousands OF
| dollars. la many places the tobacco was
I white ~ith the frost. aud the temperature lei"
/ To 81 degrees.
Al zoe. seven miles south OF York. tue
vegetation was damaged AID ice formed on
I the pools Of stagnAnt water.
( PnrrsylllE, Pa, September n he ten.
I nera,ure dropped below the freezing point
/ here today. Operators al the anthracite COZ
/ lieries say that Il the present weather Gphui
I mons continue and an unusually early tall sets
( IN ali calculations rs to the produeucn oi eGS'
necessary to keep the market supplied, VIII De
I unset, As premature cold weather Will cause
AZ additional consumption Of 5oo,oUo tons
I weekly aud dangerously lower the present
{ surplus Of coal on hand. Most ofthe coIller'es
| in This section were idle today.
/ LANCASTER. Pa, September y -heaNy
frost is reported from all sections OF l-ahoaS'e'
I county this morning. the THERMOMETER drop
pinr in some sections to 81 degrees. large
! auantity OF tobacco which was s'ti uncut Is
/ ruined and the lost will run into many thou'
/ sands OF dollars.
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Bachman,s Valley items.

A good sized fishing party went through
here last Saturday. but the fish were not
over crowded in the basket.
Miss Minnie Keller, of Baltimore, spent a
few DAYS last week with john Ehaugh and
family.
The harvest home service which was held
at Jerusalem Church last Sunday by Rev ii.
H. Flick, was much appreciated. The audi
ence was not very large, but the collection
amounted to $50. 20.
Mrs Mary Palmer. who had been on the
sick list. is able to be about again.
The public school here opened on Monday
with an attendance of 20pupis. Miss Minnie
Vent, teacher.
Recently some person or persons have got
ten into places where their presence was not
desi.e cd. and AS a result wheat was carried
away at one place and at another II bushels
of clover seed. Some one is hunting trouble.
On Thursday evening, September 10Th, Il
large apple peehng and butter boiling party
was given al the home of Raymond Stone
sifer at this place. The evening was spent in
peeing apples aud in conversation until late
hour. when refreshments were served. After
which all returned to their homes feeling
better for the joyful time which was spent
together Those present were Raymond
Stonesifer and wife, Milton Resi- and wife,
Garfield Crowl and wife. Mrs. George Stone
sifer, Mrs. Mary Stanshury; Misses Bessie |.
StonesIfpr, Celia Bish, Maggie Stansbury,
Mamie Stonesifer. Goldie Mummeri Messrs.
Howard Bachman. William Stansbury, vii.
liam Stone~iter, Irving kroh. Morris Resi-,
Clarence Bachmau, William FeeSer, VIM.
Swenk. Clarence Staruer. Charles StoneSiier,
Otis Stonesifer Lester Stonesiter and Harry
StonesiteT.
The festival which was held last Saturday
evening was "A success, and all seemed In en-
Joy themselves very much
The traction engine of Wm. X. Lerpo,
while engaged ia thrrshing at his home, eN
ploded The amount of damage done = not
exactly known: no one was injured.
On last SUNDAY evening = large crowd was
present at the Y p. ;. {. r. ai Jerusalem
Church. and everything passed of pleasantly.
On SUNDAY evening, September %, at 80
o clock. Rev. J. B. Stouesiter and large
crowd from krdsr's Benjamin Church
will b.. present and assist in the exercises.
The following ara the subjects for discussion:
CITY Evangeizauon aud Home Missions;
Acts s:4-S.
The storm which passed over part OF this
section last week blew the corn down CON
siderably. and farmers have much extra work
IN cutting 1t of.
Denton ;. Warehime Is making large i'm
provementS on his farm. which be recently
purchased from j Wesley Biggs. Among
them is the erection Of a large up.to- date lime
kiln, which he expects 10 have completed by
next April.