davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

s25 PER WEEK and travelling expenses paid
statesmen 10 sell foods TO grocery dealers;
experience unnecessary. PURITY Co, Chi
jaS-Su, th-9t
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

SMALL HALL ROOM. with good board 81 30
per week also table bcarders- II St ne
near North CAPITOL St iaIg-2t
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

so,l.s oR SALE-Notions and trimming store
1oaueheas5' staaes' cheap for cash. Address BOX 4IS
>-i-S o-ttSs iafc-St
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

wANTED-Carriase washer who can drive.
4 so d .alz-5t
The Washington times., 1905-01-12
WAL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. A-75 up CARLISLE
BROS, 6+S H St ne Phone East 1857 fsIl-sr
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 UP. work guaranteed
H HEWITT. I'll East Capitol st lau-s>
The Washington times., 1905-01-12
wANTEp-BIcYcLEs..

wANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycl
in Washington. I13 Pennsylvania ave. nv
je1i-3t
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

FOR StLE-Two-chair barber Shon dot,9
good business: good rsasons 90 s!1'-a 9H-e.s
sc. 1eGreSs IS, +, 81 South Market St. FREDERICK
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

COMFORTABLE, steam heated rooms for
men, $50 per week up: central location:
meals Ia carte and table d hote; buffet
ave iaI2-5t
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may
good income corresponding for newspapers;
exp-rience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport.
Y. Y ial2-It
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

" " <A-N IE.p-Stlent partner with 800 TO frves.
. III LII order business; this Investment guar
e-Htees iJJ9c prCilt. Address z. O BOX
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

WANTED-A eolored man for general work
! in restaurant: must understand shuckfng
oysters. Apply 1908 Pennsylvania ave NV
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

penters to work at Riverdale- Inquire Mon
day or Tuesday. Hyattsvilie, Nd E. II
REEFS 3al2-3t
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

Lunch ROOM; best OF the class: in busi-
ness center: = money maker Trgt- ssfsG-T =
CO Ine-). $50 Louisiana ave t9Ia-sI -
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

wANTED-waiter for two hours mornings
, and evenings. at once. ASTORIA CAFE.
, Sd and G sts NV 1t
The Washington times., 1905-01-12
FOR REnr-ruRnIsRED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnished hall and larger rooms
= per week up 619 y ST. jaI2-3t
FOR RENT-Large furnished front room for
ja21-3t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

William G. Burch had q hearing before
Justice 10. r. Morgan on Monday Inst,
charged with removing mortgaged prop-
crty 10 grey mareI from the county with
intention 20 de;eat the mortgage lien.ol
WIN. D. Henry. The State offered IN cyI-
dence a bin Of aaIc given By Burch md
commended that same was q mortgage
from It's terms, or that II not suehs that
same, although an absolute snle on is
face. was intended BY the parties AZ a
mortgage. The Justice decided that the
paper offered was bin Of salc and that
he could not rereiyetestimouy tendingt 70
construe II into a mortgage, aud that ne
IL was a bin u sale u was not a criminal
olianee 20 remove the property named
therein. the statute made Il an ofscnse
only 70 remoye moFlgaGed personal
property rnrch was discharged. Cam.
aiier appeared Tor Stat rad Combs aud
~ ach for the accused
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

During The late sitting II tho Court.
Judge Crane took occasion t0 make the
public announcement that Il was ineuni.
bent upon al TRADERS 10 renew their Ii.
ccnssa Z they disposed IA their stssrk II
goods IN The prosecution oiareguiar tiis-
i1ese, although the sales WE'RE mnae mf
cost. The Judge said TINT be gave tlIie
notice lor She reason that custom had
sprung up among merchants who hon.
estiy believed that the law permitted
them Ia this way IA dispoec 81 their stock
az cost without renewing their licenses.
md he belirted Il 80 he his duty 10 ndti-
~ them No that The wrong impression
could be cugTeeted. Under the decision
II the Court IL AppenIh III aho vaag ~
Farv God -. State. 18th Nd Reports.
be remarked, Che question has lsansnlly
gone into and detrFSninesls tbas II Il trndef
dlNnntinuea HE business aud ia xOofI
lnish diNp0sea II biz stock If g0oisa y
naming on baud. he may lawfully seIl
the easne without renewing his lsrnnse.
but II he selis hy retail e. such customers
AZ might chooec 20 buy. Ia the prosecn.
ton " regular trade, then he must re-
new his licenFe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22
shooting OF IIanry Diallmtone.

On Saturlsy last, 1T IliIl Top. In the
Sevaath district, difficulty occurred be-.
tween DoBglns Morgan and Henry Blak.
ietonc, which resulted IN the shooting IL
the latter, Morgan keeps store az lIill
Top and Blackstone had come to bis store
and started a row with another par IL
named Owens, whom Morgan ordered
them out 81 his store. Morgan followed
the pai ties 70 the store yard when BIak.
istune made an attack upon him, IL which
trouble She shooting occurred. Morgan
claims that the shooting waA done Ii
seisdclenEe. Three sh0fA were fired hy
Morgan, one III which took effect ID the
side 81 Blakistone. The wounded man
has becn attended by DR.. Palmer. who
reports that there are chances ri recgyt
~. On che same evening that the shoot.
ing occurred. Blackstone had i difficulty
at Hurry'e, in which he severely beat
small white boy, for which q writ has
been issued for his arrest by Jusllce Geo.
Il. Garner. Morgan, on Monday even.
ing. delivered himself up tO Justsce ID.
+. Morgan and Is held Tor further hear
ing under bail furnished by = q. Morgan.
The caAe now awaits further develop.
ment,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

The solemnity Of Corpus Chris
Il VIII be observed at 81 Joseph's next
Sunday by High Mass. to be followed BY
q procession III honor 81 the Blessed Sac
rament On Friday, Juno 80, Dc z r. NJ,
there win be solemn conservation d
families 20 the Sacred Heart Of Jesus,
which win BE- preceded by . procession
carrying the new statue Of ABE Sacred
Heart, and win be followed BY i rccepA
tion into the Sodality Of the Blessed vir-
gin. A sermon BY an eloquent preacher
and choice music win be special features.
Refreshments win be served before the
service and the proceeds win help 20 de-
fray the heavy expenses lately incurred
III placing iron pillars under the flooring
Of the church and in rAnudclling the bel.
fry, much Of which win have to be taken
down @ be replaced by light graceful
enire.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

The Sixty-iirst annual commence
ment Of the ST. Mary's Female Semi
nary was held Wednesday OF last
week. The program was an exccp.
tionally fine one and splendidly
rendered. Judge Crane. President
OF the Board Of Trustees presented
the diplomas. The address TO the
graduates was by Judge Joseph II.
Key and was pointed and appropri-
ate. The graduates were Misses
Josephine Chapman Berry, Lille
Woodford Bounds, Frances Joseph
Dent, Elizabeth Gould Gonrley, BE.
atrice Olivia Henry, Annie Ethel
Sparks. Miss Dent was Salutatorian
and Miss Bounds the ValedIctorian.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22
Is Il want OF PabIic Spirit?

Not long since certain telephone com.
pany endeuvored TO run line Of wires
from this county seat to Bowie, thence to
give communication with Baltimore and
Washington. What has become OF the
public spirit of ourpeopIe in that section ?
South and West Of the county seat The
work goes bravely on and we win soon
be in communication with the principal
points In Charles and st. Mary's. Think
Of the great Pennsylvania Railroad from
Bowie to Pope's Creek without teIe-
phone line. II Is enough to make our
people blush when in other parts Of Ma.
ryland the mystic voice goes in nearly
every hole and corner Of it. Wake up /
Wake upl and let us start this all-wiae
Improvement. Marlboro Gazette.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22
Charlotte nan Commence ent.

The One Hundred and thirticlh
annual commencement 81 Charlotte
Hall Academy was held Thursday
last, the 10th, instant. The attend.
anee was large and the exercises
were interesting and entertaining.
The graduates were; @. r. Hughes.
g. Il. Bailey. X. T. WheatIey, J. Al.
Chappelear, Frank Holiday. q. r.
Smith, w. w. Wyatt, g. r. Prout.
e. Il. Dent and II. q. Sutton. The
Salutatory was by 9. E, Hughes. and
the Valedictory by ii. q. Sutton.
Rev. Father Mcnamara, OF Benedict,
delivered theaddress TO the graduat.
ing class. The reverend orator s
address was highly complimented
by all who had the pleasure Of hear.
ing IL. The diplomas and medals
were presented by Mr.. w. Mex.
Burroughs, President OF the Board
Of Trustees.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22
Dead Body Found

Late Thursday evening last JUS
tice r. Johnson Cotton was notified
by William M. Freeman that the
dead body of a negro man had drift
ed ashore on Blakistone's Island
and that marks on the face indicted
foul play. The Justice, early Fri
day morning summoned q jury OF In
quest, and with DR.. r. V. Palmer
made careful examination. The
jury concluded that the man was
accidentally drowned. Tho dead
man was dressed like steamboat
hand and had in one OF his pockets
a steamer trunk check marked IT
X 563 1902. On the little finger OF
the man S left hand was a ring made
Of horseshoe nail. The Justice
retained the trunk check and left
the ring on the finger.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

The Office hours 81 the First National
Bank 81 st. Mary's arc from 90. n, 70 .
L. M SaturdaystheB bank closes prompt.
~ at noon The above hours VIII bu
strictly adhered to IN the future How
ever, should any 81 our out-of.town pat
rons have business with llg and find that
they cannot reach here before the Bank
closes, IL they win write the Cashier Ia
advance, stating the hour they win call
he will gladly be on hand 10 serve them
Please remember the Banking hours, o to
3. Saturdays close at noon
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22
Nothing nlsIoa, Nothing llalnad

You risk nothing, Id buying El-
LOFTS Enulsitied OH Liniment, be-
cause you get your money back L
not satisfied. Your gain Is great,
because you get the best iiuiment
ever made. Best for Rheumatism,
best for Sprains and SweIlings, best
for use Ia the family aud on your
stock. A full IL pint bottle, costs
but 25cts. Norisk, oil gain. Lloker
n deWaal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22
Frnlt. efc.

Tho Perry Nursery Company. Rochester.
New York. one or the leading nuyeHfy eUne
Germs la the u ~, writes rs thai thgY want 4
for their products. Experience not necessary
They offer good pay wcekiy, and furnish cnns
wasting outnt free, We advise any man or
woman Va our community, who Il N a pnAifiUfi
10 take orders Tor the above house. % Nrlfn
them FOR particulars Immediately tNzt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

To Form A Military Company.
We, the undersigned. hereby request
all who are DESTROYS Of Organising mil
itary company to be present a. . meet
ing to be held at the Court House. Leon
ardtown, on Saturday evening June "a /,
1905. KEMpER Al yiBrr,
VIM. II. DAwAsN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

Divine Service at the residence Of
Mrs Sarah i. Dana Hodgdon. near MIL
stone. on Thursday: june Goth, - II 4.
n, The public Invited
affILARD F. MIkMcK. Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22
TO Whom it May Concern.

You are cordially invited to In
-spectour new spring stock Of Mills
merry, Dress Goods, Shoes, Furni-
ture, Mattings, etc. We have the
most complete stock ever in our
store. Ask 10 see our ready-made
Skirts, Waists, Underwear, Boys,
Suits etc. n. a, JONES y SoK
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

fEludy3 uup Aotui iuSouh~
Monday last a License to Marry
was issued in Baltimore to Benja.
min Kaplan. OF this county and Miss
Becky Sander, Of Baltimore.
Mrs. John Maddox and children,
OF Washington, are visiting Mrs.
Maddox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph T. Cough, at Solitude. 4
Mrs. Edward Croker, nee Briscoe.
and children, Of New York, are Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Bris.
- ''Gay HILL" Charlotte Hall.
Q twenty-sixth victim OF last
day s wreck on the Western
Wand railroad died in the City
f55spital, Baltimore, Monday even
ling.
Ernest Bohanan has sold his farm
. situate in st. lingo S district 10 Hans
sEllefson for $4,000. The sale was
negotiated through j. Wesley Free
man.
la Washington, last Monday, a
Marriage License was issued TO
Frank J. Mundie. OF that. city, and
Miss Agnes ]. Mattingly, Of this
county.
Mrs. Ida Ford and her sons Ridge
~ and Robert Ford came TO Leon
ardtown last week to see Mrs. w.
Meverell Loker, nee Ford, who has
been quite sick.
States Attorney Camalier sent the
first message over the telephone
from Leonardtown to Baltimore to
George Blackstone, Esq, President
OF the Union Trust Company.
Miss Annie Turner, of Leonard.
town, is at home from Hannah Moore
Academy for the Summer holidays,
Her sister, Miss Lillian Turner, OF
ST. Mary's Seminary, Is also at home.
Comptroller Atkinson has made
the fourth quarterly distribution Of
the Public fund for the scholas-
tic year just ended. ST. Mary's re-
ceiyes Is, 97b. $50, payable on and after
June 25th, instant.
Mrs. w. II. Thomas and children
of Westminster, Md, are visiting
relatives and friends in st. Mary Is.
Mrs. Thomas will spend sometime
with her brother-in- law, Truman II.
Thomas, Bromley"
Services in the church OF the I'm
maculate Conception, Mechanics.
willie, will be held next Sunday as
loliows z and 10 A. M, Mass; 3 p.
IN, Sunday school 7 p. M, Sodality,
Sermon and Benediction.
Walter Wise, OF Leonardtown, has
been appointed a resident student at
the City Hospital, Baltimore. Wal
ter was one OF the physicians sent
out to attend the victims OF Satur-
days Western Maryland wreck.
Owing to an accident to her ma
chinery the steamer. Northumber-
land did not make her advertised
trip TO the st. Mary's Female Semi
nary Wednesday of last week. II
was great disappointmentto many.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter B. Dorsey
Mrs. James j. Stone and Miss Clau,
dia Grason left per steamer Anne
Arundel for Washington to attend
the wedding OF Miss Nellie A. Dor.
sey to Mr.. Francis Gibson, Of Easton
James g. Drury, OF Baltimore
was In LeOnardtown last Friday.
Mr.. Drury is a native of our county
and was lately given q gold medal
by the Prudential Life Insurance
company for ten years OF faithful
service. He is one Of the district
superintendents Of the company.
John William Gordon and Miss
Laura Ella Hall, both Of Westmore.
land county, Va, crossed the PotO-
mac last Monday and were married
at the rectory of ST. Peters p. Il.
Church, Leonardtown, by Rev. w.
r. Barker Turner, After the cere-
rn0ny, the happy couple returned 10
Virginia, where; we trust, they re-
ceived the parental blessing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

The annual festival III aid Of ST. Fran.
els Xavler's Church, st Georges Island,
will be held this year on Independence
Day, July 4th. Friends and well wish
era invited To attend. Baseball, SUM.
s., st.ta6 asSfI 1u ss&sl44V L II tfs.s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

va tVM pA0HfuAu AfottA buH EiitftAucc mHfch
to the Distribution OF Premiums. The
Valedictory was By Miss j Mattingly.
The school win reopen the first Tuesday
in September The Distinction List fol-
lows
Distinction List.
Conferring OF Crowns and Medals upon
Misses Marguerite Abel,
katherine Desio,
Julia Mattingly,
Marie Jarboe,
Mary Bean.
Diploma by Professor Perrin forSteno-
graphy to Miss EstelIe GreenweIl.
Gold Medal donated by members Of
Sacred Heart Parish for Christian Doe
trine:
First Glass. Medal awarded to Miss
Marie Jarboe. Distinguished, Misses
Julia Mattingly, Marguerite AbeIl
Second Class. ---tlold Medal awarded TO
Miss Pauline Graves. Distinguished,
Misses Madeline camalier, Anna D. Mil
burn
CATnoHIsM
Third Class.- Gold Medal awarded 10
Bessie Mattingly Distinguished, Ne !
Catharine Hogan, Leila MattingIy
Fourth Class Medal awarded to Rob-
ert MattingIy
Fifth Class Medals awarded equally
to Mary Cullen, Henry CamaIier.
Diplomas Tor penmaEship By Professor
Palmer awarded TO the following pupils:
Misses Mary Beam, Grace Floyd. Bessie
Stone, Cornelia Meador, Madeline Cana
IIer.
PuNcruAIdTY.
J Gold Medal given by the members Of
st. Johns Congregation competed forby
Misses Marguerite Abel, Anna Dell Mil.
burn, Marie Ching, Edith Ching and Les
tor Mattingly. Drawn BY Miss Mnrgue-
rite AbelL
RoLL or HoNoR.
Gold Medal given by q friend. Competed
for by Misses Marguerite Abel. Julia Mat
tingly, Mary Bean, Bessie Abel, Mary Dix.
on, Mary Catharine Hogan, Bessie Mat.
tingly, Marie Ching Catherine Russell.
Mignonette Russell, Annie Knott, Lula
Sc0yille, Wilmer Russell. Jennie Green
well Drawn BY Miss Mary Dixon.
Coin MEnAL ron ExcnLLEscE N Marin.
EMATics.
Donated by tbs st. Mary's Enterprise.
Drawn for by the pupils making the
highest average Ia mathematics IL the
first three classes, First Clnnm. Miss Ma.
rie Jnrboe. Third Class, Misses Bcssie
Stone Louisa Richards. Drawn by Miss
Bessie Stone.
Third Glass. Medal awarded To Miss
Anna OIlonnall
intermediate Third Class Medal award.
"a 81 Miss Pnullne Graves. Distinguish
ed-- Masssr Louis Payne. Miss Madeline
CamnIieF.
Fourth Class. Medal awarded Is Aiiss
Anna Dell Milburn. Distinguished Misses
Mas Robrecht, Sarah Gnyfher.
intermediate Fourth Class Medal award.
Mary Catharine Aogau. Bertha Mntfiag.
".
F''th Class. Premium awarded Ia Hes
ale Mattlngly. Distinguishes Eleanor
CAsalier, Marie Ching.
Sixth Class. Premium awarded eqn0l.
~ TO Lula scoylllc aud Lf'ian Drury.
BoARnERs' PRKwuM.
Drawn Tor by Misses Mary ISean, Julia
Mattlngly, Grace Floyd, Mary Dixon,
May R0breeht, Regina Robrecht, Sarah
Guyther, Ida May 0uy Their, Celeste Roach.
Elizabeth Burroughs. Mary Catharlne
Hogan, Matilda BeaIle, Lula SeoYille,
Anuic Knott. Drawnby Misstirr-e Floyd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22
LocalEise and Otherwise.

Mrs. Joseph Fl. Milburn, Of Leon
ardtown, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
E. R. Bell, Washington.
Mr.. George Ash, Editor Cecil Dem
ccrat and State Auditor, is in Leon
ardtown on official business.
We regret to hear OF the sickness
OF John M. Lancaster, Of "Cobrum, ("
and wish him speedy recovery.
Mrs. John G. Cryer and three
children, Of Baltimore, are rooming
at Hotel Lawrence, Leonardtown.
1t is reported that Henry Blakis.
tone, who was shot last Saturday
evening, is better and likely to re-
cover.
Messrs. A. Dudley and Ford Car
penter, sons of the late ]. Walter
Carpenter. werein Leonardtown last
Monday.
Mrs. William M. Loker, Of Leon
Aerdtown, who has been quite sick,
is, we are please to learn, very
much better.
Miss Edith Holmes~Rg Milestown,
is spending the
with her sisteTe
Leonardtown.A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

Drawn Tor by Misaea Mary Bean, julia
MattlugIy, Grace Floyd, Mary Dixon,
Guyther, Ida May Guy Their, Celeste Roach.
Elizabeth Burroughs. Mary Catharlne
Hogan, Matilda BeaIle, Lula SeoYille,
Anuic Knott Drawnby Miss Grfre Floyd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-06-22

. Gold Medal given by the members Of
st. Johns Congregation competed forby
Misses Marguerite Abel, ANN Dell Nil.
burn, Marie Ching, Edith Ching and Les
tor Mattingly Drawn BY Miss Margue-
rite AbelL
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-12-16
CRITICAL COMMENT
Concerning Mrs. Baker, Who
Appears at Tabernacle
Dec. 1920.

From Prof. Geo. w, Kirchwey,
Dean of the School of Law, Column
bia University: | am not much of
an admirer of public readings as a
means Of entertainment, but Mrs.
Bakers interpretations rise above
the level of mere entertainment and
have a creative and transforming
quality which l do not find in other
work of the kind. They seem to me
as admirable srom the artistic stand
point as they are Transforming and
stimulating from the educational
point of view.
From L. w. johnson, Phi. D., Uni
versity of Tennessee: Mrs. Bakers
range of passion is so great that she
was equally successful in portraying
each selection-Brownine Kipling,
Rostand, AS | listened realized the
truth of Aristotle's dictum that the
drama serves to purge our feelings
through both laughter and tears.
The secret of Mrs. Bakers power
seems to lie in the fact that she is
that rare combination, woman of
keen intellect with warm sympa-
thetic heart. Nor is her art the less
that she evidently aspires to use it
for morel ends.
From Miss Mary A. Blood, princi-
pal Columbia School of Oratory,
Chicago, Ill: Mrs. Bakers work is
thoroughly artistic, powerful, schol-
arly-an example of true literary
Interpretation.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-12-16
Congressman Stanley Trying
to Get One For Hop
kinsviIIe.
5000 APPROPRIATION.
Would Soon Stock the Small
Streams and Ponds With
Game Fish.

Representative A. 0. Stanley has
introduced a bill in the House to es-
tablish fish hatchery in Christian
county and appropriating $25, 900 for
the erection of a suitable building in
this city. These hatcheries are being
located in all parts Of the country
and the government is devoting
much attention to the development
Of the fish industry. The river at
this place was stocked with young
fish few years ago and as a result
there are some fine game fish in the
stream.
With hatchery located here it
would not be long until all of the
streams in Western Kentucky and
private ponds as well could be stock
ed with game fish. The people here
will thank Mr.. Stanley for his inter-
est in Hopkinsville and will be glad
to see him get his bill through.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-12-16
Elder Cave Resigns.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 14.-Elder
R. L. Cave, of the Christian church,
has rendered his resignation as pas
tor, to take effect January Is. Mr..
Cave has accepted the pastorate of
the West Side Baptist church in San
Francisco, CAL, one of the largest
churches in that city. He has been
in GAINESVILLE nearly five years. and
during that time the membership of
his church has almost doubled
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-12-16
HERE AND THERE.
Fruits and Nuts in variety
Hopkinsville Grocery Co. Inc.

All kinds of lumber forsale. Phone
l72. j. H. Winfree.
DR.. E. N. Fruit, Dentist, Office
over City Bank. Hopkinsville, KY.
Drs. Oldham and Gregory, Osteo-
paths, 7O5 S. Clay St., Hopkinsville.
Kentucky.
Where stimulent is indicated, the
doctor prescribes good, pure whis-
KEY. w. HARPER is the ideal
liquor none better. Sold by w. R..
Long, Hopkinsville, KY.
For all kinds of rough building ma
terial, and wood and saw dust,
Call Cumberland phone No. 400,
Home phone No. ITO. Free delivery
in city limits. Dering, Frank &
Lewis Lumber Co.
On sale Friday and Satur-
day, 1000 lbs. sugar, almost
white, Sets. the pound, cash.
HOpkinsville Grocery Co. Inc.
BOYS OR GIRLS or attractive
young ladies wanted-If you have
only a few spare hours you can en-
ploy them proftably and earn money
for Xmas; if you want to give your
entire time to the work you can earn
a nice living. The best of it is, you
don't need any money to start. A
complete outfit free. P.O. Drawer
No. 999, Buffalo, N. Y.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-12-16

The editor of this paper has long
since learned to pursue the even
tenor of his way, uninhuenced by
either praise or criticism. 1t is,
however, source of pride that only
two newspapers out of more than
$50 in Kentucky have made UNI
friendly reference to his recent
election to the Office of mayor. If it
has given the two exceptions any
satisfaction to display their venom,
they are welcome to it.