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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-03-24

near Beatty's, has rendered him under
reasonable suspicion of soon becoming a
millionaire, was in Goldfeld this week.
Mrs. Montgomery accompanied him on
the trip.
Kiro will cure that cough and cold.
No cure. no pay. Union Drug Store,
Goldfeld-Tonopah. tt
W. A. Thatcher, one of the owners OF
the famous Bonanza mine at Sumpter,
Ore, has returned from a business trip
to Pittsbury, Pa.
Which is the best restaurant on the
desert. The Frisco Cafe. If.
Piano For Sale-H. A. Mckim's store,
Columbia. 4tp
kiro will cure that stomach trouble.
Guaranteed-you can get your money
back. Union Drug Store, Goldtield-
Tonopah. tt
Lee Davis, OF the firm of Davis x By
Ter. mining engineers and surveyors, has
arrived from Victor, Colorado, and will
make a stay in camp of some length.
For heaters at half price go to j.. ID.
L.othrop. sit
Attorney Geo. ID. Pyne was called to
Virginia City today, on receipt OF a wire
announcing the death of his father ut
that place. He will be gone for about
ten days.
Wanted A good stenographer and
bookkeeper. Give speed, FULL partic-
ulars and salary wanted in first letter.
Address, Bookkeeper, care of NEWS
office. tt
+. l.. Cross, who is one of the heavy
stockholders OF the Original Bullfrog
company. and who has many other val
liable interests in that district, left for
there yesterday.
For comforts 60 to j. ID. Lothrop. sit
Charles n. Snyder, who has done such
efficient work as of the Reno
Ore Purchasing Company, arrived in
camp Monday on business connected
with the company.
Best bread, best butter. best tea, best
coffee and the best service in Goldfield
at the Frisco Cafe. If.
w. II. Davis, Horace Granfield, both
OF Denver, and Messrs. Braids, Foster
and Hodges, eastern capitalists, were in
Goldfield last week looking after devel-
opments on property i'll which they
are interested.
characterization by good miner as
foreman. Can do sharpening. Refer
ences. J. w. Nellie, care News. 4tp
WANrED-Boa3d and room by Young
lady stenographer in private family.
Address J. II. W., care OF the News
office. ltp
c. H. Leckenby, editor Steamboat
Pilot; John Weiskopf, editor of the
Routt County Sentinel, and James w.
Greenfield, also from Steamboat Springs,
spent several days in Goldfield.
Ii you have good claims aad need help
to develop them write j. d. Johnston,
Newport. K. l.. tip
\ stone foundation for a Catholic
church has jnst been completed by
Anthony Carolin. When the lumber,
ordered sorne time z from the Truck,o
Mills, reaches here the building will %
uD last.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-03-24
GOldfeld.D Diamond.

In front Of the office OF the Goldfield-
Diamond company is a piece of quartz
about = feet in diameter, which came
from the Head Center claim. Ii weighs
about 200 pounds. There is always Il
crowd around viewing it. 1t is one OF
the finest specimens of quartz ever taken
from a ledge in the GoldLield district.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-03-24

Fred Usher, who is charged with the
murder of Logan, has been brought in
from Ida and will have a hearing be-
fore Judge Bell tomorrow morning.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-03-24

Rlank forms of affidavit Of annual
labor for sal. at The News office.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-03-24
Why Not

Purchase from owner and save brokers'
commission? l own good properties
close in and remote. Prices and terms
reasonable. j. B. MENARDI,
If Goldfield. Nevada.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
An elephant story.

A queer elephant yarn is told in the
Japan Chronicle by the captain of a
trading steamer. On one occasion he
had 'oE board Il cargo of forty ele-
plants. The ship was at anohor in
calm sea, but began to roll violently.
The captain Investigated and learned
that the elephants had in some way
found that by swaying to and fro all
together rocking motion was produc-
ed that seemed to please them i'm
mensely. So the great heads and bodies
rolled and swung in unison until the
steamer, which had no other cargo and
rode light, was in imminent danger
of rolling clean over. The attendants
were hurried down into the hold and,
after great deal Of shouting and
humping managed to stop their dan
gerOus amusement. Jules Verne tells
as fiction of the sinking of ship
In that way. and the question is, Has
some one in Japan been reading Verne
or was the noyelist's fancy justified by
real experience?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
Evils of Small Shoes.

There is no excuse for aching feet
and i'll fitting shoes in these enlightened
days. Shoes We're never more smooth
ly finished. better made or sold more
reasonably than now, and If feet suf-
fer then the fault lies with the indi-
vidual. a rightly chosen shoe means
to women comfort, happiness and the
absence of those telltale lines about the
forehead which bespeak corns or tight
fitting shoes. Shoes too small or too
large will both do mischief. So will
a high heel, which causes the bones of
the instep to soften and give way.
bringing much pain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22

bears the distinction of being one OF
Arkansas most historic old places.
F. F. La Id has returned from a tip
to Little Rock,
Ben Sanders came down fom li.
st WI i'll ri Redisld Tuesday.
Tom Carr. prominent Redfeld b..
mess man. was here Tuesday.
Br. J. T. Reynolds cane in ff9m
Eedfeld ON business trip .Tuesd7E
Angus Mcneil. Il prominent IL r.
chant and einner Of Rsdfsld. was i
he city Tuesday.
Mrs. R. NJ. Galbrai1h has cone
Jacksonville. Ill. to spend ThanksEiv
ing With her son. oliver Galhralth-
Gen. H. King White left for Los
Angeles. Cal. today TO be absent Ell
vacation trip OF several months dnra
ton.
Ed Case, the II known and popu-
lar postmaster OF Jefferson Springs.
circulated among friends here Tues
day.
E. r. Dyer of Sedan. Okla, is here
On a visit to his brother, G. H. D.
and to look after his business inter-
ests in this and Desha counties
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bouic of Shefi-
Can. and Miss MARY Wilbourne Of
Tennessee are guests Of Mrs. NJ. *.
.Wilbourne and family on West Sixth
avenue.
Miss Jessie Adams has returned
from lengthy visit to relatives in
Kentucky, and to her brother, Mr..
J. w. Adams. of Ell Paso. Texas. to re-
slime her position teacher in the
city schools.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
The Pioneers.

The freedom loving girl of today who
can enjoy a walk by herself without
losing her reputation, who can ride
down the street Oh her "bke" without
being hooted at. who can play mixed
double at tennis without being com
PEELED by public opinion to marry he
partner. who can. in short lead a Il.
m3n creatures life and not that OF =;
lapdog led about ut the end of IA string
might pause to think what she owes I
the 'unScxcl creatures who fDu.,,
her battle for her fifty Years ago.--J
.=-..... ~ t'.ee Press. S;agai}ane
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
The Shane of the Earth.

A country schoolmaster was coach
ing his pupils for the yearly examina-
ton. and having before him the junior
class in geography, he asked:
Can any little boy or girl tell me
the shape Of the earth?'
To this there was no answer. "Oh.
dear me-" said he. this is sad! Well.
I'll give you token to mind it. What
is the shape O. this snuffboX in my
hand =
Square, SIR replied all
"Yes, but on the Sabbath day, whin
l change MA coes. change this snuff
box for a round one. Will you mind
that for a token?''
Examination day came, and the class
was called.
Can any little boy or girl tell what
is the shape of the earth:''
Every hand was extended, every head
thrown back and every eye flushed
with excitement One little fellow WAS
sing.ed out With You. my little fel-
low. tell us.
'Round, on Sundays and square all
the rest O.. the week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
Waking Hin. Up,

Amelia was all sweet, nice and merry
Gus, and she said to her sweetheart:
You have been SO old friend
want to tell you something. | am.
and she blushed. Il am going to d
married.
watt he cried hoarsely. 'sbefoi
you so farther hear me, must s.,
it, though he Eo right how. but
will have less right later. love YOU,
adore YOU: have loved YOU since X.
were children together. I do not
how l can live ana see you the wife {,
another. But. at least. you will kno,
that l have loved you all these year
and when you hear the wind sigh oyt
my distant grave-of course. that !;
nonsense
Don't take on so, John Henry" ST.
said softly. I'm going to marry
you -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
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BRIEF MENTION.


Frank Regnier Of Hum nphrey was
here Tuesday afternoon.
F. O. Goebel of Fordyce registered
at the Antlers Tuesday night.
B.F. Mcneil of Magnolia was at the
Trulock Tuesday and Wednesday.
G. r. Moore of little Rock was 4
visitor to the Trulock Wednesday.
G. N. Taylor and C. D. Newly, two
Clio citizens, were registered at the
Arlington Tuesday afternoon.
L. Hirsch was over from the state
capital Tuesday afternoon, guest OF
the Antlers while in the city
c. A. Snapp was a Little Rock clti-
zen registered at the Hotel Antlers
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Jarvis and two
children were guests of the Trulock
Wednesday. They reside at Noble
Lake.
Mrs. w. G. Dunnaway came over
from the capital city Tuesday after
room and was a guest of the Antlers
While here.
0. K. Wheeler was an arrival from
+ exarkana Tuesday afternoon, having
'ccSme up on official business. so 1t is
stated
F. L. Harmf and Ed Monahan We're
two Little Rock citizens who arrived
in the city over the Valley train Tues
Gay afternoon.
S. F. Slemnons came over from Hot
Springs on a business visit Tuesday
afternoon He was a guest of the Ar
lineton.
W. r. johnson arrived Wednesday
morning from Cairo. Ill.,, and has ac-
cepted a position with the Simpson
Webb Furniture company.
H. A. Martin cane down from Clar-
endon over the Cotton Belt Tuesday
afternoon. He spent few hours a
the Arlington while attending to some
II siness affairs.
E. Murdock and Harry Nightingale
came up from Draughon. Cleveland
county, Tuesday afternoon and placed
their names on the register of the Ar
liEgton while transacting SOME busi-
less matters in the city.
]. F. Barnes and G. NJ. Harris were
here from Fordyce-oh-the-C Cotton Belt
Tuesday afternoon. While in the city
they were the guests of the Arlington
where thy registered while attending
to some business affairs.
]. NJ. Scudder came up from the
thriving little city of . Can.den.5. in
Ouachita county, Tuesday afternoon,
and spent a few hours at the Airing
ton. In addition to it's thrift, Camden
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
His Impudent Office Boy.

George" said his wife. II want yet!
to discharge that office boy Of you"s
Six times when l tried to call you L
by phone today he told me you wer,
out and then snapped me off before :,
coulG ask where you had gone or whel.
you would be back
Yet he went next day and gave the
office boy raise of So week. Such
are the ways of mcn.-Chicago Record
Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
lla1,licit Confidence.

Implicit Confidence.
setVouM you kllow your own child if
you should see it in the street?' asked
the sarcastic man who had become in
terested in the sociological question.
Dear me- replied the fashionable
lady. "such IA thing could never, hap
pen. Is,s:;ve given the.nurse the strict
est orders that my child must never be
permitted to be in the street, and !
know that she would not betray my
confidence Why, have such faith in
her that l feel perfectly safe in leav.
inc my darling entirely in her care
month after month. h.'-Chicago Record
Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
+ ]. i. + !. I i. j. i + + + + +
+
i BRIEF MENTION.
+
l. j. + j. j. j. + i. + !. !. j. l. !
Firemars EaIl.

January ! will be i. -ade memorable
to the firemen and their friends BY
reason of the seventeenth annual ball
CT the brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firemen to be given on that dat.
Mr.. J. Redding is now busily engaged
in perfecting plans for the great event.
and no effort will be spared to make it.
a success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
Explain, Please:

Mrs. McSosh-Do you mean to tel
me, sir, that, you We're sober when yo,
came home last night:
Mr.. McSosh-Absolutely. my dear
Mrs. McSosh-Then will you explains
why you filled the refrigerator Wit.
coal and put six shove!fuls of ice in th,,
furnace?-Cincinuati Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
Palm istry.

do you think that there is anything
In palnistry%'
y don't know y answered young Mrs.
Torlqns, Charles told friend that
every time he looked at his hand last
night he knew he was going to lose
norav ~ .iihinaton Star.
r-,,~e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-22
His just Due.

"See here. May" said Jack to his
mannish sister. Il don't mind your in
roads upon my haberdashcry but you
might at least give me testimonial
letter."
"How do you mean," she demanded.
well, you might say something like
this: Dear Jack, since using your
shirts and collars l am new wo-
man. '"-C,atholic Standard and Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

Everywhere in the operation OF the
Boston Consolidated mine almost
perfect system prevails. Manager
Cates has his forces well organized and
this can be exempted In no better way
than by reference to the fact that the
company has gone through the year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Shipment of sulphldc Orc.

From tho sulphidc mine. shipments
have been made during the past sew
eral months at the rate of 300 tons
day and preparations are under way
TO supply the shelters with $50 tons. or
more, beginning on May next
The development campaign that has
been carried on during the past three
months has resulted In some startling
developments in this portion of the
mine. Three large and new ore bodies
have been opened I'm new territory.
One OF these bodies, as far as devel-
oped shows an average Of per cent
copper and it has been opened to the
extent of ito feet IN length, so feet in
width with raise run for AZ feet. No
stopping has been done from this body
as vet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

pony are II. G. Catrow, president; Al
fred ]. BEETLES. vice president; Henry
Catrow, secretary and treasurer, and
Werner Zeiger general superinton-
dent, Henry CatroW also serves the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

company ~ its managing director and
4, Is largely due to his energy and per-
severance that the splendid success
thus far has been accomplished
The board OF directors consists OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

the following: Il. w. Burns. West
Carrollton, ohio: \. j. BEETLES, salt
Lake city; ~ j, Catrow, Mamisburg.
Ohio; II. C.. Catrow Miamlsburg, Ohio;
Henry Catrow. salt Lake; j. c. earns,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

without the occurrence OF any serious
accidents due to the careful timbering
Of the mine and the good Judgment eN-
ercised In the selection Of men employ
ed, and also by the fact that In the
sulphide portion Of the mine. where
extraction has been in progress, the
mining costs have been brought down
to less than Sl.JO per ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Another Newhouse Success.

me Boston Consolidated Is one more
big mining company in this state that
has been brought TO the front with
Samuel Newhouse as managing direc-
tor. 1t Is the second great enterprise
launched by him In Bingham the Utah
Consolidated was the first one, but the
Boston promises to become even great
er than It's llustrious neighbor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Peabody Tunnels Importance.

On the Peabody tunnel level, the
management claims, has been devel-
oped the largest single sulphide ore
body In the camp Of Bingham This
body, which has been developed to the
length OF go feet, shows a width OF 1870
feet and has been raised on for so feet
In preparation for the greater pro-
duction to be undertaken during the
coming wear, the mine equipment is be-
Ing doubled and In three or four
months the probabilities are that new
compressor plant will be installed. The
ore bin capacity at the mine is also
being doubled
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Ingcrsoli and Phoenix Veins.

A long cross-cut is now being run to
connect the Peabody level with two
other isolated. but important. veins
the Ingersoll and Phoenix, The OPEN
Ing of these ore bodies will double the
available tonnage for mining, II is ex-
pected that the cross-cut will be COM
pleted within the next three or four
months. The last named bodies VIII
be tapped at 100 and 400 feet depth
from the surface OF the mountain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
VIII Strip Mountain

Just as early In the spring as the
snow will permit. the task Of stripping
will commence and 1t Will require any
where from to 90 feet of eXcavatlhg
TO expose the paw ore on the surface
st the present time in the development
~ the porphyries. Air Is furnished
from a line brought over the noun
tain from the Boston compressor IN
Carr Fork.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

Massilon, Ohio; j. II. Friend Dayton
Ohio; II, l.. Hughes, Dayton. Ohio; II
l.. Newell West Carrollton, Ohio; o
a. Tibbetts, salt Lake city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
SNATCH ! 1. l ] IS
SEVERELY s. shot: OF
a N gro IIighWayi1nla;llll Makes q lakes
Away With Lady's Bag
Captured Later.
WAS CAUGH BY OFFICER I Ger.
Birch Henry ii IHer ll1,i' Jail al,
Charged With l2obbel,y7---e(-)
CURED iii Paramount. 5

~ Birch Henry. tall ithcnegro OF Ein ger ir'
sbread liuc, was brought Iii to the ~ cnrico
jail yesterday with u bullet in llght
Leg ana looking very much llacked having Ia
been arrested after snatching ~ pocket
book from Miss Mamie Miller In II
mount on saturday Night, 5.3$ IN
}# on tho night of tho ighw;lS Fl obbcrS,3
with which Henry is charged ed, 5 Miss ls
Miller, together with her sister, was L on
her way 10 her home, n o.I l3osl twenty
third street and while walking along the the
street in Paramount llcr poke book va s
suntched from her hands the thief run,
ming To 4 al void being capturcd. Gl1Iton
,s'rhacker, town sergeant, hnppeneu 70 ~
STANDING near by When the robbery Of
CURED tindy3nade II dash for ! he negro,
5Wiit, was fleet-foOtGd. The sergeant flred
three shots,s5and one took effect II ! e
Srightb0lmb. The man made q Goou ms MS
escape .ii. is Z, 55 !, Z. y.
Miss Alillerhad just before y be robbery
taken elevenFdp lnrs from her nocket book
sand stuffed t8in5 herIglovc.G she stated
x nat there was but{fiftecn cents insi wren
tho negro snitchcu IT.. US t5S 81
445 Town Sergeant 1'hackert ands Special l'o-
3tliccman 7. r. AkcrS Immediately set = o
work Il LOCATE the negro, and tier SrouT-
Ing the county they captured Birch syoster-
day af tcrnoon ~. Nineteenth and Main Y
identified the misn as the gull ty party
aud he las d bullet ~ his right lcg. which
shog denies having gotten on Saturday
night llc4wil be given; hearing 4 today 2,
5trhc prisoner EMSll have to answer to the
charge OF highwAy robbery @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
1. .|N|EN|NYEA.R.''s:I..|0|:||A|||.Y'|.......
ENJ0|Y'.E [. [ !. J ]
lie Holiday Was Almost As
4ss8NRG encral as Christmas
HE MANY SOCIAL II |: 4: TENTS en- IS.
Fox Chase, Germans ard @5$ AZ y
II ". cart aities Are III
835.3 Obliged ~


Sl$T'jnc weather marked the birth Of. tie
new yct,r, y for Sunday was slilse8n May
dry b a lg day long the streets " were
stliiongctl with well "a ICED people, bright
as tho sunshine o. orb cad IA. ~ tg33
f5NNl,stles,5fcilnnoil and IRE crackers
iusfered III tho new yea +, ming those o'e
citizens who had not kept awake 10 greet I
jthcyntw nrflpal.5s l n I'M y. KS s$s .B
rl'heS5 noise for n Inc was q cafen,n ~ \.
lIsItlenQr. tho Mayor and tho 8Gh'crt5
Of police had Instructed tile l,un,yl':tn y OF
Tho pcace keep hhl,gs uet5 iol s 3, y,
day.aund y the instruction were ca rrled7t4
OFT! to- the letter. "A, number o. New
sYcnr's N lIvh entertainments we're d gl41cii
lodrink The hcnltl,' Of tie nfnntt ~ easi N
hog a nd npple- toddy SO tina t short After
TIC lal,oura8of: nidniglt the streets were
ttlrongcd Whit e&honeWard bound
Fl vest cr,l ayawas nslOliday. n name q no
fact 81 All tho banks wv lr q osctl ~ We
AS tho factories and holcsalyo store :e,
Maln Street was as deserted rs 3on syn
3day, ana business was! a t n stnndssdt IL,
Nav York "a nd Chicago 1 ISxchange we're
closed as wei as the ocal stock l ll:.
change, so that bulls and i5enrs tpot y,
Cd peucefully all dag, withGno dread ~
OF La wsongran ms. 81 M IA N n Il, 338 & ~
Chase and Dance.
s.At B The 4 Deep Run Club a typical Old
Observation-Disclosures served IN lo !, q,
ofathe lny, many men, fers and Y their 81 3
guests riding 81, driving out to- tho sporty
little c!ubS house near II Monument.
@RlA night tile Richmond Gern1nn y e; y !,
thcfold st3soclal orgnnizati on In Virgin,
he'd It's Christmas dance. I'll, an c enc
nous trcn filled with toys for the sols
bows and young girls merry time c5 a, nIlui
,.wcc sm1f, hours, was indu ged in.8s Ilo
sight Of men high In filcial and business y
l,feS ploylng$ 81, Toy ,wh!st ties Or londly
henting tambourincs will long bo ronletn.
bcrcd by MI those q
4 snn per editors laughed delighted
,ocks.i, the-box, and we'll known neiaes
dragged S toy Horses !s 70 'i.eep
around tho rooms. t j, 3, soyo
All the city offices wore
81 the evcf popular captatrr' ls1a'nk
city collector, WHO Yep. ..
work Is thaf sthG tackwalx5 stax-pas'e ~
might escape tho penal (,
rodny wlllGnnd the banks bus'er !. !, 1 m,
thev lve bccnsfor many ga y wtn Wy y,
anc,mii1lt Ion DC Saturday, SUNDAY Y, "
& nI,;la q caro- for. while none y
~ ine;irl M tyg lions
1, ri IA swell tho grea bank I'll
MI Il Iucnmond is SO justly PROUD L'' l,
lrhe public schools Y and 3, \.
iIonal institutions will resume e'i's
pu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
NEW MEMBERS.
Sixteen Received Into Laurel
Street Church. 3

Street Church. s8
Two congregations which taxed the seat
Ing capacity Of the church were p resent
at 10th services on last SundaNsat Laurel
street Methodist Church. Tho lower floor.
OF the mlinsaudience room was crowded
fntfnight there being be tween SIX hl'llpresd
and seven hundred persons present. II
n. Tho tpastorftl Rev Joseph ~ Ih 1n7
occupied tho p,llpitEat both selfvi ct.s ilIld
lie preached two excellent sermons, TO the
delight ana cdIflcution OF the congrcsa-
5tions. Those taking part ms the icomm'lii-
ion service IN tho morning was the lulrE-
est seen in this church Tor Year @
Tho lastolntoIofs Mr., Thomas among
this congregation. starts Off well. and
large things are predicted for tlislconl--i
ference yenra Mr.. Thomas n Is q good
preacher ana an cXcellcli pastor, ami IN
Tic short time le has been with the
Laurel street Church tho congregations
have been growing larger each sunday.
Attic service on Sunday mig 1T sixteen
persons wore received into (. the lulrcl,,
Viii, several moro 10 join later.
#rhc work OF tho church, hotllamatcrlnlly
ana spiritually, Is in "a good con- 'll'o'' ..
,rhe sunday school Is MISC enjoying srcn,
,,rospcrty, tho attendance nj the school
on last Sunday morning being the l il''
for the past six months. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
\. WON 8, THE BANNERS ''lFs,]7's
Sunday Schools 70 H lf'$fs1.
7 ~, ], ! y resting Bi-Monthly Meeting.

,r,, u bimontl eti,ng, Is. of ,v sns
ehIsttan sanay,asi9ol s hssas'a Christian
held .,lnd 3 y fternoon The newly
s ssrs n s'Isn
q Nh oss aSsfRtes
me ,n. mf M bern being Ia large
Yrs; v.srhoo and workers pres
&cnt. y, X IA icin II I'LL presented
~, "a reports, showing large T.
as,SsnSs "'H
buttons l, o. o. crnd Powcll'sg beautiful
k s9"ks a.GGolnmbla save the Fallen y =
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