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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-19
PROGRAM OF
B0NNY BELL
FRIDAY NIGHT MAY rs 1905
The 0peretta 'BonnybeII" And
What It Consists Of The
Whole School Participates
In The Production.

The Senior class play "Bonnybell"
an operetta in three acts Ca lesson of
love and unseltishness) will he held
Friday evening May 26 in the Ketten-
boch auditorium. In this production
the Senior class of the kendrick
High School will he assisted by Choir
uses, drills, and specialties of 50
pupils from the other grades. II
will undoubtedly be the est, oper-
eta, elaborate drills, and most
beautiful tablelu ever presented. n
Admission 15c Reserved seats DC.
and all surplus funds will he presen.
ted to the kendrick Public Schools.
Scene 1-Bonnybell's Home
1.-The Banquet Hall
SSane as Scene |.
sisters go to Princes Banquet
Bonnybell worn out fails asleep
FAIRIES appear; plan a surprise The
Fairy Queen Consents; Bonnybe,l
Awakes; Nobody cares for me-"
Fairy Queen Appears in Disguise
brownies take charge-Their Speci-
alties.
a-"When Birds are Sleeping"
b-"The Dixie Kid
Farie Star-Bell Drill Tableau.
ACT II
Prince is late
New Princes-So beautiful and Sweet
Clown Takes Charge
Chorus:-"We come to night with
Hearts So Light
The Jealous Sisters
Tableau-The Rainbow Hoop Drill
Flight OF Princes-Consequnt Excite
ment Rhes
Anxious Prince 'T am q Prince oi
High Degree
Hope Inspired-Clown finds a Glove.
Intermission-Brownie Specialties
ACT III
Bonnybell Placed in Closet
Prince Tries GlOve-"It hurts
Clown finds Bonnybell
Prince in Rage; Intercession of Princes
Duet-Prince Il Princes-"Happy
Hearts are we''
Tablehu Wedding Bells
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-19
CAMP MEETING

The churches of the Christian De
nomination of the North Idaho Mis-
sionary District, will hold their an
nual Camp meeting at Juliastta,
Idaho, June Ill.
A good grove within hall mile OF
the depot has been secured for this
meeting Spring water, a restaurant
on the grounds, plenty OF pasture
near by and many other conveniences
will make this an ideal camping
place.
The service will be conducted by
Elder Morton l.. Rose OF North Yak
ina, Wash. assisted by the resident
minister OF the District.
a good program has been ar
ranged for the day sessions, consist
ing Of addresses and open parlia'
ments on practical church work.
Z The Northern Pacific will give re-
duced rates on the certificate plan.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-19

make one cent out OF our rooms, as
we furnish them to the passenger at
exactly the rates quoted to- us by
the roOming house and hotel pro-
prietOr. When tine passenger makes
up his mind as to the time lie is con-
ing to Portlend, ha fills i'm on his Ap-
plicatiOn Ticket the date he wants
the room and for how long and for.
wards it to this office, holding the
postal card as his receipt: we then
immediatly mail to him a DOUBLE
Postal Card, showing the assign
ment made for him;
One week before leaving home. or
as early as he can possibly do so in
order to reach our Office not later
than the day before his araival in
Portland, he must tear this card in
two mailing us the return portion,
which shows the exact date of his
arrival. This acts as precaution
and protects both the passenger and
the hotel or rooming house. On his
postal card, which has the assign
ment oh it, to our Yellow Capped
Messengers, who will escort him to
his quarters for which, Unsatisfactory
he will pay the hndlordrar landlady:
II not satisfactory, we will exhaust
onr entire list i'm order to satisfy him
without additional charge, If Il
man and his wife, or, asslnan, ana his
family, are coming to Portland; and
they occupy one room, on6M 90 Ap-
plication Ticket will answer for all.
The rates quoted above, and which
Twill prevail in Portland this .sdihfner
are for EACH!< person; that is, ii q
man desires to. pay ~ 30 per day for
Ia,ropm and occupies the. same with
his wife. iszwiRbe $500 for both: or
the same faT, ;;twQ gshtiemen, as the,
case may be-. &c.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-19
0R0FIN0 TO HAVE
INSANE ASYLUM

The selection OF Orofino as the site
for the North Idaho State Insane
Asylum does not come as u surprise
as iU HIS been rumOred for the past
week that Orofino would be selected.
Monday evening the commission
met in executive session in Moscow
and gavo theif decision in favnr OF
Orofino, making the following state
ment therefor
"The commission in its visit in
spected the various. sites offered at
tennessee, Juliaetta, Culdesac, Peck,
Joel. Spalding, Occur d'Alene, Orc.
finO and Others, and after consider
log each one in all it's bearings, they
found that Orofino possessed more
advantageous and desirable features
for site than hny other offered,
The climate Ia heaIthful and pleasant,
the altitude IL 1925 feet and the site
is picturesque. Water for domestic
Use, pure and apundant, can be car.
ried to the site by gravity with a
pipe line about 1000 feet long, which
will give all the fire protection needed
The point is central and easy Of
access from all the county seats OF
northern Idaho. The soil is fertile
and VIII produce all the fruits and
vegetables that will grow in the nor
thcrn part of the state. Water for
irrigation purposes is abundant and
free. Wood is abundant and to be
had for the cost OF cutting. Building
material is OF the best quality and
cheap. Water power to furnish
light and all other power Is abun-
dant within mile of the site and is
almost free. There ia enough tim
ber hear to last the institution for
many years to come. The site is
about 1000 feet from the depot and
commands a beautiful view down
the Clearwater river.
"Genesee generously offered $4,000
as an inducement. Occur d'Alene Of
fered any site selected at that place
free. After considering all induce
ments offered the commission believed
that the best interests of the
patients, their relatives and friends
awho will be called upon to support
the institution, will be best served
by locating the institution al
Orofino."
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-19
RocHDALE co.

The regular meeting of the KenT-
rick Rochdale Co. was held in kend-
lex last Saturday morning. The
work Of the building committee was
discussed and their action approved
1t appears that the lumber con-
tractors are under bonds to have the
lumber on the ground by June 9Th
and the building contractor, Bun
Penland is also under bonds and is
to have tie same completed by Au-
gust lst.
No decision vas arrived at, relas
tive to a manager for the ware
house.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-19
OH YES! OH YESl

My record Is hard to beat. 42 auc-
ton sales in Idaho and Washington,
and the best of satisfaction last year:
expect to have as many this yeal
and make this statement III any
one can get more out of your goods
than can l will cry their sale for no.
thing.
l have several dates spoken for 9 nd
can book few more. If you want
your sale cried properly call on me.
J. F. Carlton.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-19
School Board Meeting

A meeting OF the school board was
held last Saturday at which some
imgortant business was TRANSACTED. I.
rne applicants for the faculty, were
considered and while a decision was
made, the board was reluctant to
give the namets until the contracts
were signed. Barnum and Switzer
were the successful bidders for the
school house addition which will be
placed on the west of the west wing.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-19

Notice is hereby given that all citi-
zens are requested to clean their
premises Of refuse ofal and debris, al
20 the alleys and streets abutting
their property. Ifnot so done with
II the next 80 days. the committee
will enforce the penalty provided by
ordinance. BY order of the
POliee Fire & Health Com,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-19
Church Notice

There will he regular services in
the NJ. E. church next Sunday, as
follows:
Sunday School 10 a. IN
Preaching IL a. IN.
EpwOrth League 700 pm.
Preaching 500 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all who will come, to attend thes.
services.
Geo. A. Pease, Pastor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-05-19
MAS0NS

There will be a regular meeting of
the Masonic body of Kendrick lodge
next Thursday evening May 25.
Work in the 3rd degree and all men,
bers are requested to be present ar
well us sojourning brothers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
INCREASE IN EXPORTS.

ThoGc who are intcrcateA in thf
growth OF Newport News should find
much cnconragcmcnt In the recent
marked increase In grain export.
rom this city II Is Il well known
TACT that other trade follows In tho
vale OF grain and heavy cXport..
al cereals means tina increase %.
other export articles
With HraIn running way above The
miiliorbushcl mark nearly every
week and both elevators going M
tEc!r lnll capacity II begins TO look
as II Newport News IS about to be-
coinc an export center which vii!
challenge the older ports OF Ialti-
more. i'hiladriJhia. New York AMI
Boston. Hampton Road; Is tho nat.
nral gateway between tho great Cen.
tral West ana Europe. aud Ncwpor.
News Is ahead OF ali rival In laciH
ties Tor handling export business. Ii
the civ shall become the leading
port oil he United Suites In export
trade Il simply viii come toto its
own
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
eremond Lodge Officers.

Officers for the ensuing term have
been elected by I}rcmond Lodge. No.
2il. \. r. a. a. NJ. as follows:
Wor5hipiul ma.tcr-C. II. Richard.
son.
Senior warden, s. II. Ripley.
Junior wart!cn-Lec II. Cumming
Trcasurcr-Elias rcyser.
Sccrctary--hlircd l.. Evans.
Senior DcacOn-E. S. Blanton.
Junior dcacon-Chnrlcs H. Thayer.
Chapiain~4I. j. Ecury.
Stcward---G. b. McAipln.
Tllcr--h. i. Baum.
Members OF tho hoard OF relief were
elected as follows: Elias Pcyscr, A.
l.. Evans. -. ...... .555
L. Evans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
DAILY PRESS ON TUESDAY.

Chr!G,iras Day coming ou Monday
will prevent Tie Daily Press from
giving It's faithful cInploy's tie holt
day usna! ~ the Ynctide season. il
being unwiec in the opinion Of the
innnaBcmcnt 10 miss two publication
days in succession. The paper
therefore, vii! appear as usual on
Tuesday morning. An cmort will be
made to make the work on tho pa
per as light as possible In order tha,
the employees CT the office may have
as much OF Christmas day with their
families as Is feasible.
The business Office OF the Dali,
Press will be open from . Il. III. Il
noon. ana from 4 To 7 p. m. OF
Monday. in order that the patron:
OF tie paper may transact all nee
cSSnEy business.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
Entrrcd at the Newport News, Va.
P0stoflico rs sccoud.clasg matter
SUNDAY. DECEMBER a. 1905.
CHRISTMAS EVE.

Once moro old Father Time bring,
US 10 tho eve OF Christmas. the
most joyful holiday OF the Christian
ycar--ann'vcrsary OF tho day which
Is supposed 10 have uShcrCd into
The world the being whose Jcricc-
tion oil character ana whose gentle
life set new standards which have
lifted the world out oil the barbarlc
rXccssos Of the past into the better
and more civilized arnccs OF the
present.
Too many persons have come t.
look upon Christmas as Il time Tor
all sorts OF gluttony, dobauchery
and excuses. II should require no
argument to show that such Il ccla.
hration OF tho birth OF the meek
aud lowly Nazarcnc" is mochcry.
Abstcmoua. temperate aud aacct!c
to degree. the Master has set u
better example for his followers.
Lot this year be An exception 10
tho general rule. Let true ChrlStmus
cpfHr prevail without the eXccSScS
which too often have marked the
DAY. Let the money which In other
times has been spent in drunken
Sprecs 80 10 Frightening The livas
OF the poor who otherwise vii! iinl
christmas cheer" a term OF nocit.
cry. Let us for tho time being Tor
get Our own selfish interests and do.
sTes. and find in ministcring to tho
needs OF others The highest 10y OF
living
10 every reader ot the Daily Press
We extend the compliments OF the
season and express the hope that
each Que may find this The most
pleasant Ynlo'Itc In his or her expo
ricncc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
CAPT. GRAHAM S
GRATITUDE
Suffered from Sores on face and
Back Doctors Took His Money
But Did No Good - Skin Now
Looks Clear as Baby's.
ANOTHER CURE BY
CUTlCURA REMEDIES

Captain W. $. Graham, 1871 Eotf
ST.. Wheeling. WA. writing lnne "a.
oo4, says: 81 am so grateful wJnr to
Thank God THAI. irie,Id recommended
NhticufI soap auu Ointment to me.
'uhered Tor IA long time with sores o.
ny lace ana back. Some doctors said
mad blood poison, and Others th.t 1
'ad BARRIERS itch. None oi then, dill
ne any good, hur ihty Ill took NV
money My triead* tell me nv skin
iow looks Is clear ~, u baby's, and |
ell them all THAI Cuticura Soan uud
0intincrt did it,"
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crease OF almost C95 per cent. In.
divided profits went up from less
than si.o00,0o0 In 1880 10 aLproxi.
mateiy $e7.000.0Oo, In 1905. . gain vi
Gu per cent.
Perhaps no Section III the coua,ry
has shown such remarkable prpsrecs
In the past quarter OF q century nc
the South and tho most encouraging
feature OF the whole situation s.
that we arc Just n the dawn of
the South's now era.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
CHINESE PHILOSOPHY.
soIhe OF The Clever EpIGrams OF Inc
IlONerl IAimrhnnI

Itc.r nrJvcrbia. philosophy show
ihot he chinese are very ,ilnupi,tr;l
tlcrc are 4 few specimens: Tile bns
ahd strongest man in the world flrd
that Lee c.innu; escape tie two Wortb
40 contiDuanc..' Happiness cod
Sia'S IN 3 iu2dinm station" "Whei
you are sitting quietly ana alone, 1hiai
III N"'!r flnits; when convcrS!ns witt
@inerS, do not talk OF the faults al
oilers. Correct yourself on the saml
principle that You correct others. and
excuse others on the same princinll
mat You excuse Yourself" lie Will
requires mach from himself and Nth
FROM others viii keep himself from bt
ing the object OF resentment" "IT
VINO pnrSuvs stag regards not hares
\ gem cannot he polished wilhot
friction or naD perfected without a,
man who loses opportunities
The Chinese call harmless blu5e;f
"a paper tiger" and compare IL YIN
nferes,iinating hiluself 10 rat fang
iuto scale and weighing itself. Or
uuing ~ thin. is hunchbsck makiIa
bow.
You have only to watch their sy
an1 fortune tctlers Ia the streets toe
that the Chinese are natural orat
ion cau see that by their gestures, G.
E Tou do not understand what 4
Say. They use very Gpt illustration
From John Cbinaman AT iio,ne.r
H. f.. Hardy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
NATIONAL BANKS IN TIE sourH

According 60 the Wall Street Sum
mary the progress OF the South Is
strikingly displayed in It's national
banking returns. 1t Is Toointcd ont
that 10 1905 tho national banks Ia
the entire South numbered 1921,
as against 220 In 1850. clear gain
of nearly i55 per cent. with cor.
responding gain In capital from $i6..
100000 To 2G.0o0.000, an increase
OF l76 per cent III the same period
tho surplus rose from $9.000,06G tc
$50.000.000. an increase OF 4os Del
cent and the deposits went from
3G5,000,00o 10 s469.6OO.o0o an In
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
STILL ANOTHER CURE
'eok Covered With Sores, Hair
Fell Out, Wild With ltchinu

Mt; II. Spalding OF 10, w. Ioltl,
~ New York City. says: - For two
vars my neck was covered with sores,
nc GiSease spreading 10 my hair,
Mich iell Gut. leaving IN uusiehtly
BID spot, and the soreness, iniiam-
iatlon,, and inerciless itching mn,ie
&c "ild. Afier u few applications OF
hlicmrA the torment Snbsided. th,.
ores disappeared. aud nay hair g.e.Y
ticI and healthy a. ever"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24

naiid oI younS men Will acfchada
the business mrn tomorrow night and
any donations made to them win 20
10 inc building fund OF tho Sailors
fI'St Among The fingers will be
hcssra. Smodiey. Smith Rowe, Wat.
son. Rutherford. Miller. irwin. lrollins.
worth. John Golden Jr.. ana Meadows.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
AND STILL ANOTHER

For over t:iirty years | suffered
lon painful ulcers and au eruption
ioni ny knees TO NV feet, and could
ind neither doctors nor medicine: To-
NIP ME. until tool: Cuticuru which,
cren me IN SIX months. (signed) NJ,
[ Moss, Gainesville, Tex"
.tni. so.p oaiihrnt, GrI pi'...rc sold ,srou,b,n.
Poe -'-' N'''>'' 6of'sI, eJie
s-sei' FOL" no" u Cue c,s;y uIeeu."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24

Tho esteemed Florida TimcS.In.
ion maltcs this point Among al
the remedies suggested Tor our 70.
litieal and business Ills nobody has
yet suggested that the laws be-
strictly enforced for Al experiment. +"
That might help some.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES

Tho Daily Press 70 delivered by car
F1efo nhy'Shcfe In the city limita rur
~ cents week.. Any irregularities, in
delivery should Dc Immediately w.
ported To The Office OF publications Or
ueIa fcr delivery Of the Daily Press to
fithor residence or places OF huGincs1
may De made by postal card ar tclc-
phono.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24

Alis"issiDpi has a ncw law provid.
ing that the death penalty he Wis
itcd upon burglars. Many persons
object TO the statute. 1t probably
would be more 10 tho purpose 4;
they would try 10 Indnco the bur.
glars 10 mend their ways.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24

That New York preacher who
declares that any man who accepts
" SALARY OF more than 800 1000 n year
from Il corporation 10 dishonest can
hardly be considered a booGctcr OF
the proposition to incrcagc the Ptcsi.
dents "alnry 10 100000 q year
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24

When ono remembers what tn
Russian SoiuIcrS didn't Go down III
Manchuria one naturally wonders
how the caar can afford to pay them
such IN cxorbltant salary rs $l.3j
per year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24

Or. Porter At Y. NJ. c. 4

Dr. J. ". Porter. II. H.. pastor Of
III" Newport News Baptist church. will
address, the mems mc"tinG At the
Young Mlcn'a Christian Association
hall this afternoon az a:30 O'Clock.
ms ""b!ect viii b.: Tho Mask Torn
On"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
St. Vincent's Catholic.

The usual services Will be- held ut
81. Ninccnt's Catholic church todn%
The Won La l!aches' mass VIII D.
chanted at beth high masses tomor
row by the choir.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24

a Christmas present that wo
appreciated--a loose leaf memor
aud card book. For sale by.
II WARWICK PRINTING
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Mr.. peyser Fer President.

Mr. Ella" Pcy.cr Is mentioned as the
probable successor To Mr.. H. A.
homes rs president OF the Chamber
Or Commerce. alr. rcy3c. was nresi.
don't % The Chamber several yc,t,
ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
Fined For Selling Cocaine.

Mary Lizzie Taylor, n notorious no
gro woman. was fined $50 and costs in
the polico court yesterday morning for
selling cocaine. Lizzie Hurt. who ties.
titled that sh5 bought the cocaine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24

IRON the Baylor woman. was fined
S'.5o and required to give bond for six
months. The woman were arrested
Friday night by Patrolman FL Moss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24

No cmployc or the l,aliy Press Com.
pany 10 authorized 10 contract any ob.
ll&at'on in the name OF tho company,
or 10 mako purcha1es in tho name Of
the sarno except upon orders Eigned hy
Tue PUbl.lSliEle OF THE DAILY
PRESS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
let Us Wire Your fso,,so

,
Let Us Wire Your f1o,,se
INA Install tho best, cheapest and mo..
convenient light i'll use. 'o''
NE we VIII DO glad to give Won sst,.
mates on wiring. ~" 0su'
Gail at Office and see rs .pbo,s
nG ,s,a receive prompt attention
E!ectrlc light aud power rste inc
ur i'ooo watts subject 10 our uansi
crms and discounts. e'A'
fure lce-made of distiIied waite,
COLD STORAGE.
=, lower Houso and Plant. rven,v.
' nm street and Virginia avenue
Oilico, Thlrty-flrst street and w,.,
lgton avenue. "asA'
! so TN phones, No. Is; night ,pbone
O. 4OS Citizens. ' phone'
Railway, Light
and Power Company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-24
MEMORY OF TURTLES.
Lay Their ESEs ALMOST I'm he y,
Place Year Afler lenr.

During The summer months 1
May "a, august .hc Dig sea turtles
ilieiv eggs On Tue beach. They G
possibly bmidre4iS or Edlcs. and il
,.!sfurGfd viii land within ii Few '
VI tie sam" place year after ,
tGey crawl up the beach 80 the Il
aud take iheir nest ia the sand
abdvo higE water mark. have gS
ed stem troM f'chiud n 81 adlill h
few feel away.
They dig the hole With their
fippers. sud aiter covering il {
first h!l!ng II w!th eggs. thcy wlu
few feer ard MAKE au0!.Ier place,
ways thought AZ y blind. for one
5ass Ike Ire ctl.cT. Thcy l;.y
mouth, usually during The !.;gh Git
that month. beginning IN May
anding IN August, from 30 to ISL {
During the summer found
brought into camp .,i;iJ eggs.
come in The sand near 0nr camp,
~ twenty-seven days the top
Matched. the rest in three days Il
'rhc little ,uctics would dig uEt,
;heir little heads and sniff tie {.
moment, then START for the river.
yards away. II WAS always
terry to me how n turtle could tno
SHINE place on the shore. when . +.
distance out ut sea Il al looks 81
Just sandy ridges. with scrub pnll
and coarse grass Forest and Strl
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY EXcuR,
RATES VIA SOUTHERN RAiLv
On December 22nd, card. 24th.
30th and 3lst. 1905. and Januar!
1906. the Southern Railway vii.
round trip Christmas Holiday Il
sion tickets at rate OF ono nndl
third fare plus twenty-five cent
the round trip. with final limit
nary ith, 1906, 10 all points Ii
South.
On presentation Of certificates
ca By upcrintcndcnts. principal
presidents OF institutions OF lea
round trip tickets will he sold 81
and opethlrd fire plus twcni
cents, December 18th to Gath incf'
with final limit, january Sth. l9'
Teachers and Students: of achooi
collegcse.
For further Information and
rates, please call on
STANTON CURTIS. Passenger 4
% CRANKY Stree
] (Montlcello Hon
| 12.I3'Tt Norfol
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MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial Rooms. Roll Phone No. "a.
business Office. .Hcn Phone No. 1871
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XMAS IN THE CHURCHES

CONTINUED from Page Thrcc.)
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-01

4. e.L and 6. Z Railroad Companies Sale aI
Unclaimed and Refused Freight.
SUMTER, s. q, January II, 1906
will sell at Public Auction
IL 1905 at the Atlantic Coast Line Freight
SUMTER freight charges, the following
freight large quantity of
loc,ted freight kinds.
Goods cold without Of quality quantity valne
Sale win at 10 O'clock Terms of sale CASH
ale viii coninue to day until all goods are sold