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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-06
HOW BARRY PUT
out HARRY FOLEY

TWENTY-FIVE hundred people saw Dave
Barry, Fonolulu's champion, knock out
Harry Foley at Hazards pavilion, IN
Los Angeles on Flly 10. The Los An
geles Examiner of July 20 devotes about
four columns TO the event. also giving
flashlight photograph of the contestants
as they shook hands in the ring Barry
made the following statement after the
fight:
q fought my fight just as l planned
it weeks ago. Foley's science and his
fast footwork were the things | had to
go against and [ figured that by making
whirlwind of it, I could get him with a
swing to the jaw. You can see that it
worked out according to the schedule.
Referee Harry Stuart said: In my
opinion the go between Barry and Foley
was one of the best we have ever seen
in Los Angeles 1t was fast from start
to finish. and while Foley had the clever
ness and showed it, Barry had the punch
and the bulldog determination to end
it in round if he could. Foley was
all in at the end of the sixth and if there
had been another minute to go, it would
have been all over then"
The Los Angeles Examiner says:
1t was not an unexpected finish. The
sixth round showed that the end was not
far away. Foley, disregarding the advice
of this seconds. went in to trade punches
with his opponent, and Barry standing
a long drawn-out rally. Both mems
heads were rocking and jerking back
and forth with the force of each other S
blows, but neither man seemed to be
able to land flush on vulnerable point.
Suddenly Barry's right crossed on the
point of Foley's chin and the tall man
fell like log, striking on his back, arms
| and legs wide apart. Barry took one
| look at him and then walked slowly
| back to his corner. At the count of six
| Foley turned slowly over and bracing
| himself began to rise. Barry waited for
| him to put up his hands and then rushed
to close quarters again. Foley was all
but defenseless, and his arms were swept
aside by the rush of his stocky oppo-
nent. Then without taking time to set
himself again, Barry swung for the jaw,
Foley's weak point. The second blow
landed and the weak man went down
again, the back of his head striking the
canvas with thump. At nine counts
the bell sounded and Foley was saved
then. In the seventh round it was a
terrific left swing to the jaw that top
pied Foley over backward The fight by
rounds was as follows:
EJpCT pnJTND
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-06
HackfeIds VIII Play.

f. G. Duisenberg, captain of the
Hackfeld Baseball team. has accepted
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-06
BATH, THE PLUMBER.
81 King Street, opposite Young HotsA
PHONE 81.
REMOVAL NOTICE.

The TOWNSEND UNDERTAKING
co. and HONOLULU MUTUAL BUR
EAL ASSN. have moved next door to
the more commodious quarters former
" occupied by Pacific Vehicle q Sup
ply Co. Roomy Office ana parlors are
nicely and comfortably arranged.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-06
FOURTH ROUND.

Foley led off with right TO BODY fol-
lowed by left to head. Barry drove his
riofhf Foley eornteriilg with left to head.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-06
THIRD ROUND.

Both spared for an opening, Foley
starting with right and left to body,
stepping back and sending left to head.
Barry came back with right and left
to head, Foley sending left to head and
jaw. They clinched, Barry breaking
with right to stomach and left to head
and after clinching Foley sent his right
to head, Barry returning with right and
left to body. Barry got in an uppercut,
Foley forcing a clinch and breaking,
sending right and left to head. Foley
sent left TO head, cutting Barry over
right eye. Foley sent right to stomach.
Barry clinching and at the gong, ap-
peared to be exhausted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-06
FIRST ROUND.

Both men came quickly from their
corners and spared for an opening.
Foley landed first with a right TO the
jaw, both men clinching after an ex-
change OF swings. Foley broke from the
clinch and sent his left to Barry's head
Barry returning with right and left to
the body. Foley sent his right to Bar
rvs head, both men clinching and after
breaking, ducked repeatedly into clinch-
es. Barry sent his right to Foley's ribs
Foley getting back with a left upper cut
Both men mixed it near the ropes, Barry
sending vicious right to the stomach
knocking Foley through the ropes, and
leaning forward, he caught his opponent
around the legs and kept him from fall
ing until he could be lifted again into
the ring. Foley sent his right to jaw,
following with an upper cut Foley
swung right and left to head and follow
ed with right straight to body.
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SECOND ROUND.

Barry sent right to face, following
which both men mixed, both swinging
right and left to the head repeatedly.
Foley sent right to stomach. Barry get
ting back with right to jaw, Foley duck
ing into clinch. Barry sent left to face.
both men clinching. Both men swung
right and left to head. Barry sending
left to jaw. pushing Foley through the
ropes. Both men exchanged right and
left to head and body. clinching at the
gong.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
FL que suscribe, Inspector veterina-
rio de San Iuan

FL que suscribe, Inspector Veterina-
rio de San Juan
Certifico: Que habiendome perso-
naao en- la Lecherfa propiedad de don
Jose Alfonso, situada en- Pastillo CToa
Baja). he reconocido las vacas dedica-
das a La industria lechera que sc ha-
Ian en- muy buenas condolences, tanto
de carnes como de salud, y, el establo,
que es amplio y bien higienizado, tie
ne un piso impermeable, en- buen es--
tado de limpieza y asepsia de embases,
Y provisto de un enorEne y bien con-
feccionado deposito de aqua que per-
mite abundantemente el abastecimien-
to de este lfquido para el ganado en-
condiciones inmejorables.
Dado pues, ell estado de salubridad
del ganado y las excepcionales condi-
clones va indicadas en- que Sc halla
este importante local. conStituye una
garantfa para ell conSumidor que Sc
provee de leche de este estableci-
miento.
Pastillo CToa Baja) ? de Abril de
1904.
Victor Garcia BerHsejO.
Cuya leche la reciben en- San Juan
F. Gonzalez Y Hermanos y la expen-
den al p1blico domicilio en- el de-
posito que poseen en- la casa n1mero
"a de la calle de la Fortaleka.
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AcuerdoS
DE LA coMIsIoN DE PoLIcIA

En- la mafiana de aver verified jun
ia la Comision de Policfa Insular, y
tou1o entire otros acuerdos, los 81
guientes:
Fueron licencis dos honroSamen-
te, por defectos ffsicos el guardia Fer
min Bijio. y por cumplir su tempo en-
el servicio el cabo Ag1stfn Scharron y
los guardias Francisco Fernandez,
Manuel Candelario, Juan Rios Toledo,
Jose Quifiones, Antonio Rivera, Juan
T. Acevedo, Eladio Burgos y Jose Ga =
1lardo.
Sc han reenganchado, despues
de cumplidos, el cabo Agustfn Scha-
IRON y los guardias Jose Gallardo,
Eladio Burgos y Juan T. Acevedo.
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JussiaS supsRdidaS

II sargcnio Padiai pzFsicipA por te-
icRrafo desde C4gaas. al Iete Ar.
Hamil. Cue anache surprcndio una
jugada en- union de los gnzrdizs Ma
vxrro y Rola y cue hoy IA sorprendi-
do otra. ocupando bArajas y dados, y
detenido los iugadores.
En- el bzrTso Domingo Ruiz' dc
Arecibo fae sorprendida una jugada
porlo guar3ias Marcos Goytia y Ar
senio Chabnel deteniendo 10 indi-
viduoS, v ocupandoseles el dinero y
naipeS.-Asi 10 pauieips el Teniente
Tallada al Quarrel general de Ia poll
cfs insular.
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cenfrffuga { s.47x PoiaFizaci6n g.
Nssczbad0; 5000. polarizacion 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
Obras PubIicas

II AyuntHmieaso De San Jran ha
sa,icitado De Ia IcfatHrA de Ohras pa-
bless cue disponga lo convcnscnte pa
"a evitar cue por e desnivel cue exis-
se en- las rcparaciones cue sc haccn en-
cl muelle de Ia marina, g Queoen eS-
tancadas las agnas al Norte dc Ia ca
rretera. pOr el Siiio denominado :. La
Csrboncra."
creese que sc ordenarz Il aperurs
dc los dessgues correspondence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
On librO intereSante


La renombrada casa editora de
Appleton y Compafiia, de New York,
ha hecho una primorosa edicion de la
Historic de Pto Rico, escrita por Don
Salvador Brau, E ilustrada por Mario,
hijo del concienzudo historiador.
En- las 3I2 paginas que contiene el
volumen (octavo mayor, encuadernado
en- tela gris) ha logrado el habil escri-
tor resefar, con estilO concise, claro y
elegante, los sucesos que han ocurrido
en- este pals, desde su descubriniento
y conquista hasta la invasion america
ma.
Ell nombre del autor es una ga
rant1a.
Mario ha prestado ST collaboration
artfstica tan interesante trabajo, con
verdaderas fligranas.
El hbro contiene 5 mapas. s copias
de fdolos indios, IS retratoS, 4 paisajeS,
I a1egoria, marina, eScudos, 8 re-
producciones de tipos indios, 6 facsf
miles y IS reproducciones plantas, til
pos de soldados. arnas antiguas, for
talezas. habitaciones, puentes, rios,
banderas y puertos.
Precio del volumen: ST. en- la libre-
ria v ST. 10 con franqueo.
Pfdase a Ia librerfa del BoLETIN
MERcANTIL.
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lLos muy ingratosl

Sin dnda temerosOs de cue Ia pros
peridad los mate dc algeria, hoy salen
para Mej'co. en- el vapOr sP. de Satr6s-
tegui". ios sesores Nioolzs CalvO. Fran
cisco dc Hoyo, LeopoldO Wales, Mar
tin Spmohsno, Ramon Martel. Ramon
Aguild, Juan Martinez y Floreneio
Zeppenfeldt
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ri exOdO

Nuestro estimado amigo don Jose
Soliveras, al cual acompafian su bella
resposa y encantadora hija, han salido
hoy para Mejico, en- cuyo pals hjaran
-Su residencia.
Los conduce e1 correo espafiol y
permaneceran algunoS dfas en- la Ha-
bana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
aLluYia de PerIaS" "

El tan modesto como inteligente
compositor puertorriquefo sefior Rios
stsOvalle ha puesto la venta su Ultima
production musical, preciosa danza
que titula ''Lluvia de Perlas'.
Es I'm trabajo recomendable, que no
~debe faltar en- ningdn piano de la
-Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
TESORERIA

Las multas los infractores de las
leyes de rentas internas andan 4 la
orden del dia. Por todas parties Sc
hacen denuncias contra los que des-
fraudan al Erario pdblico, y el Sr. Te-
Sorero va recibiendo constantemente ell
importe de las multas impueaas, que
ingresa enseguida en- Ell Tesoro de
la Isla. En- Aguadilla Sc pag6 una
multa de S., otra de igua1 cantidad, en-
Camuy. en- Sabana Grande, 2 de q
$3.50, en- Utuado, una de a 81. so Y
ssotra de q $3.50 en- Bayamon Manatf,
de 4 S., en- Lares, de a $50 y en-
Ciales 8 mu1tas, de a $3.50, 81, So 50,
$2,5oy y $I,5o respectivamente.
~.
Sc han remitido al Tesorero tres de
nuncias desde San German, desde
Bayam6n, u desde Santa Isabel.
~
En- Ponce Sc 1evantaron embargos
por Ell Collector, debido haberse pa
gado las contribuciones que adenda-
ban los duefios de las fincas embar-
gadas.
FL Collector de Sabana Grande ha
solicitado autorizaci6n para proceder
4 50 nuevos embargos contra contri-
buyenfes m3roscs.
a
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RaserO de tabac0

Desde Juncos da cuenta Ell cabo
Isern, que ha detenido al indivfduo
Gregorio Cruz (a) Jacho, por robo de
tabaco en- ell barrio Gurabo-abajo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
CabalHos recuperados

El captain Paniagua. desde Cayey
telegraffa al teniente Haylan, que los
~cabal1os reclamados por su duefio, don
Vicente Rodriguez, han sido ocupados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
HOTEL FRANCES"
(REFoRMADo)
Frente 4 Ia Plaza de Crist6bal Colon
Guyana, Puerto Rico

Esta antigua y acreditada casa de
huespedes. situada en- el punto mas
centrico y pintoresco de esta culta
ciudad, ha sido reformada brindando
al p1blico y sus numerosos favore-
cedores toda c19se de comodidades.
Espacioso salon de recibo, amp1ios
y linpios dornitorios, extenso y ven
tilado conedor.
Servicio 4 la carta y mesa redonda.
Comidas la americana, espafiola,
criolla y francesa.
Inodoros, bafios gratis para los pa
sajeros.
Precio de hospedaje: S 50.
REPREsEETAETE,
.yis0n q. Csntr6m.
smA nj mis-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-28
Los pueblOS tienen dereChOS

ron las manifestations hechas
al Honorable Gobernador inte-
rino, por el senor don Manuel
Enriquez, representante de Toa-
baja en- la Asamblea celebrada
el Is del coTriente mes, y miem-
bro de la Comision que pasara a
ofrecer los respetos de la dicha
Asamblea al Gobierno de la Is
la, y a exponer cuanto sc consi-
derase pertinente en- pro de la
justicia que sc debe a los pue-
bios oprimidos.
Luego de cumplidos los pri-
meros deberes por la dicha Co
mission, el seflor EnriqueZ dijo
al Gobernador: que sc lie ofre
cfa, en- la inmerecida represen- -
tacion con que Sc lie habfa hon
rado, recordar un sagrado COM
promise que ell Honorable Go
bernador habia contraido con
los pueblos anexados y con el
Honorable Presidente de los Es-
tados Unidos, al tomar en- consi-
deracion las protestas que sur
gieran de los pueblos anexados,
ipconformes con la triste condi-
cion a que Sc les sometfa.
Aquel compromise sagrado
consistio, en- haber hecho cons
tar E informadolo asf el aludido
Gobernador al primer Magistra-
do de la nacion, que 81 la ley
de consolidation en- la practica
trafa perjuicios, de cualquier in.
dole a los pueblos anexados, Sc
ria esa ley revocada."
Claramente Sc deduce. que las
quejas y protestas de aquellos
pueblos, directa 8 indirectamen-
te aplazose resolverlas, con el
becho de haberse informado a
Washington que ST la repetida
ley de la Camara. traia cuales-
quier clase de perjuicios a los
pueblos protestantes, ser5a de-
rogad0.
Ded1cese 1ogicamente, haber-
Sc hecho I'm compromise formal
con los pueblos preteridos, a
quienes Sc despojaba inconscien-
temente de su personalidad y
de antiques derechos.
Ell Gobernador, de la meior
buena fe, acepto en- principle,
como Sc We, una Ley con propo-
sito de que fuese derogada 81
resultase pefjudicial; y conven-
cido luego de los graves danos
que en- la practica ocasiono,
propuso a la Asamblea su anu
lacion.
Desde el y de Mayo de 1902
estan pendientes esos pueblos
de que Sc les haga justicia; hoy
en- uso de un legitimo 6 inne-
gable derecho, justificadas las
enormes desgracias a que Sc les
sometiera, confesadas por el
Representante de la Metropoli
aqu1, reclaman aquel derecho, y
81 tan justa reclamation, por
cualquier circumstance fuese
desatendida por la Camara, uni
co ORGANISING que dio en- terra
con ell honrado Bill del Honora-
bic Consejero sefior Crosas, en-
uso asimismo de sus derechos,
reclamaran donde y en- la forma
| que proceda la mas acabada
ljusticia.
No cabe dudar que la Camara
atienda a los dictados de la con-
ciencia y a la OPPRESSION y desas
troso estado economico en- que
Sc hallan esos pueblos, satisfard
sus legitimaS aspiTaciones, rec
tihcando a Ia vez error tan fuH
nesto; evitandose otras clases
de trabajos a esos pueblos y Al
Comite de defensa que qued6
constitufdo en- San Juan.
| SEY.Els.
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ESBIiCuIlS DlT0 nlll1l

PARQUe 7oRINQuEN A las s y ne
diA, Jar ma. amenizada POr Ia 0rquesta de la
Policis Insular
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Fl reverendo Nan Buren,

Salio hoy de San Juan, en- Ell correo
espafol. y con deStino la Habana.
LIE acompafia su esPoSa.
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Delmar Dots.
Farm work is making fair progress
nowadays.
Miss Jessie Caughman is on visit
to her sister, Mrs Il. s. Sease, Of
Spartanburs. ft
Mr.. j. L. Moore visited friends ard
relatives at Wards Wednesday aud
Thursday
MIR. aud Mrs. Fred l.. heaiy, Of
Warrenville, are oil u visit to- the
formers family, Rev. and Mrs J. ID.
Shealy.
MIR. j. o. E"rgIe, ol LerSv,lle, at
tended services at Mt. Hebron yester-
day, and spent the evening with reia-
lives in Delmdr.
The Misses BedenbauSh, of the DI-
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The Saluda Killing.
The killing of Richard rruesdale in
Saluda county by three lawless white
men was dastardly crime, for which
the law should iuiiict due punishment
There seemed to have been no provo
cation whatever for the crime. Trues-
dale was formerly from this county
and comes from Il respectable family
OF negroes. His father and mother
live at Knights Hill, and his father,
Wesley Truesdele, is well known. lie
is quiet, Inotrensive and well behaved
man and the grief he had and his aged
wife feel in the tragic death of their
: .Ncites oar SINGER. sympathy.
But punishment of the perpetrators of
this foul deed is doubtful If the pnb-
lished report, he true The sheriff nor
the seem To care much about the mat
ter, Judging from reports. 1t is also
charged tnat the sheriff entertains at
his table two men charged with muir
der n stead pf puttipu thnm i,il
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Baseball.
Tuesday evening, at Farber Bali
Park, the winnsboro team defeated
the Batesburg boys by a score of to
D. The attendance was fair
The only thing to mar an otherwise
enjoyable game was an alteration be
tween Messrs. Charlie Smith and Ken
ny Hartley. in which The latter struck
the former with BASEBALL bat. iniii,t-
ing painful injury. Tie blow was
81 rIIck in fha Limit If raaSSI.,Ii MI Mr
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,ounty's record is not wb,

should like it to be, but Saluda, from
all accouIts, is Leading a few first
class hangings would put stop to so
much killing.-Wateree Messenger.
WORK ING NIGHT AND DAY
The busiest and m;ghtiest little
thing that ever was made is DR. King.
New Life Pills. Those pills change
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U, UIItWUFW StT
7 tIIe i },

with their sister, Mrs w 5. Shealy
We are informs ed tn t the Odd Fell
lows will organize II lodge in Delmar
Saturday night. IT is iniimated that
brother members from Patesburg have
been invited t" be present and help
make this organization succrss.
Delmor, July 18th Brown.
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WUUTU
good heraldpd abroad.
A car load Of celebrate ed Anchor Bug
Sies have Just arrived.
The l.. ID. Cullnm Co.
If you want something good to ca.
20 To Corbett's.
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~

- -
Baptist Union Meeting,
The upyf Division of the L'S'ns-
ton BaB(ist Association meets with
the Pleasant Hill Church Saturday.
July seth:
10 4. m-Re-organizltlou and re!ig-
&. ,Ous exercises.
IL a. m-Introductory sermon by W..
l.. Hayes or nj. A. Gunter.
Is m. to | p. m-Recess.
lto2p. m-First query: What is our
duty to the rising general iou? Opened
ny J. f.. Steel or III. G.. Hall.
.tO 3p. m-Second query The duty
of Christians to thcse out of Christ.
nnpnpI NV EynnS n III mr. { .ibpnn Hall
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directs. Ii this report is true, Gov.
Hayward should remove the sheri
from office, aed the coroner too, il he
does not do his duty. This takiug of
hum IN life is too common an occur
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O, Lees

BARBACUE.
We will give onr annual barbecue at
Delmar on July 10Th. Saluda ana
Lexington candidates will be prssa mt
and good time is promised all.
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tric Bitters al

trouble. \ few bottles of it corapletely
relieved and cured me" Just as good
for Liver and Kidney troubles aud gen
eral debility. Only see Satisfaction
Guaranterd by Q. j. Harris. Bateshnrr
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Miss Jane Waters was buried Last
Monday at Hall csmetery. She was G6
yeas of age and 1t II ember of Samaria
church
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and unmerciful torture has perhaps
never been equal. Joe Golobick OF
ColuSa, Calf, writes. "For - years
endured insufferable pain from Rheu-
matism and nothing relieve me though
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Ii 1. kirklnn,

If YOU want the biggest nckcrs
worth of ice in town &c To Corbitt'S.
ISDiGESTIOS.
With its companions, heart burn.
hatul.n,r. ,orpidity of the liver, con
stipation, pa ritation of the hear,
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vous symptoms. sa!:uw skin, fou
tongue, tf,nsive breath and n legion
of other ailments, is ..t rnce the most
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by W. Il. NCcI aHU JUuU EuNHTus.
Roy " l. Ketl Mod
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takes the pleasure from the game, but
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among The American p""p.r. fm
uerbine trpatmen; will cure all theS.
t.u,,ln, ~. hntil. Sold ly ID. i
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United IN four n;nntesl

IT. NLlIIlIIeu 20 IUuT HlIHuteS.I
lesson by the Superintendent Desirable
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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-07

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

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OF the Ridge Baptist Association, to be Held at
Batesburg July 18th and 18TH 1904.
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COMMITTEE:
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Dr. w. H. Miss Lotte l..
Coonor Miss Ina Weiss Hartley,
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of Delegates sandOr Organization.
of
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Verbal Reports the
AFTERNOON
appointed
School, Training the Children Give; w.
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of Their Children Courtney
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Armour ements
Song by DIR f Rdgen.
Address, by D.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-07

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