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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

$500 for fine 5-room house. within easy
walking distance of Dwight way
stations. good yard, with full-grown
trees, vines, etc. This price is about
$500 below market value
$3.50 for new house OF rooms, modern
and complete In every way. within
easy walking distance of Berkeley
station and schools: lot z0x135. Only
$1,000 cash required
$500 for modern from house. excep-
tionallv well built; modern and very
convenient: corner lot. 4ox1O0: cool
netghborhood: place is well worth
his business
$500 for a 5-reorn house. completely fur
ntshed and ready to move into: gas
range. cooking stove: everything
complete; clean and nice; garden
trees, berries. etc; lot 50x15O; only
1890 cash: cheaper than paying rent
$500 for an artistic home in North
Berkeley. designed by Maybeck: COM
mandins view: lot 5ox14o; rustic nm
ish- comfortable, convenient and well
built; rooms; terms can be ar
ranged.
s575o-s-roor house on Euclid ave-: pol
ished floors: woodwork has the finest
Of finish; heavy timbers and VOL,
constructed; good view: lot 5Ox125:
$1,000 cash; exceptionally good value
Our list Of houses. furnished and I'M
furnished IS extensive. ranging in price
from $17Oo to S23. eco. Ask US fer what you
want
Some especially good bergains in build
ing lots. Some Of our customers who
have been buying on credit now wish
TO dispose of their contracts and arc
willing to assign them for a small profit
An especially good buy en- Addison st
adjoining new brick building. with a
frontage Of over 30 feet on Addison St
and 13S IT. on an arcade. This property
can be had for q short time only at 500
per front foot
Some attractive propositions In Univer-
sity ave. property; also FACTORY
SITES, all sizes and prices my13 If
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

FOR rent. with long lease. large fire.
proof building. 20. 0O0 square feet sto-
- ries. suitable for offices. factory or
wholesale house; this is a snap for any
one; rent is reasonable. DAVIDSON &
HAMPHILL, 1866 Seventh ST. and 1909
Franklin ST.. Oakland 15-3ts
FINE corner lot, 75x94; center of Oak
land; must sell; going East; price rea-
sonable; excellent location. Box 6443,
Call office, Oakland. Cal. 13 tt
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

fEAL ESTATE FOR TRADE.
lots in Chino. Cal. where the earth
never quakes, with a Groom house.
harm. wagon shed. shop and henhause.
on corner 10th and d SITS: will trade for
hay property at S21n0 valuation. d. L.
JUNGCK. Pill Shattuck ave-. Berkeley.
Cal. lott
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HELP wANrEp-MAL-con.

REE-EMPLCYMENT AG-CY-FREE
AT COSTIGAN & CO.'S. 1245 Eddy St
San Francisco. Phone West 1TsS.
457 Sixth St. Oakland.
Phone Oakland III.
FREE FARE NORTH.
20 laborers, Wyo, Glenn Co.. s. P: Co.;
s2.25; track laying, surfacing; board
$3.50; no distance.
40 section laborers, free fare. s. p. Co.,
MENDOCINO CO.-FREE FARE
% laborers, work around yards, mills,
FREE FAREcLosE BY.
LARGE FACTORY-INSIDE AND
OUTSIDE
20 laborers. large factory. boss here.
LoOK~CLoSE BY-LOcK.
For Midway and Cayley-Fare s1.50
10 teamsters. drive two horses, $3.50
month.
10 laborers. you'll do. no discount. $50
FIRE ADVANCED TO oRovII1LE.
Boss leaves today; here at office at
50 labcrers, board yourself. 81. board
company S2.25.
Tunnelmen $3.50 to s275; fare ad-
vanced today.
LOOK AT THEsE-LooK.
20 carpenters. S. F., hrs. work, 81 dy.
10 carpenters. Oakland, s hrs. work,
$3.50 day.
10 bridge carpenters. Santa Cruz. $3.50
day.
10 bricklayers. s. F.. hrs. paid daily.
IS to 81 day.
IS rlasterers, s. F., hrs, paid daily,
IS day.
10 hodcarriers, S. F., 8 hrs. paid daily.
81 day.
50 brick cleaners. S. F.. steady work. 81
20 iaborers. S. F.. 1925 to $3.50 day.
steady work.
5 mixers. boss here. $50 found: milk
ers and wives. $50 found
! structural iron worker, So so to 81 day.
l rivet heater. boss here. $3.50 a day.
IAL-TEAMSTERS.
20 2-hcrse teamsters, call early, s2.25
cay.
Remember our locations and phones
1915 EDDY ST., s. F.; phone West f79S.
i57 Sixth ST.. Oakland; phone Oakland 271
+ 6,50-NEVADA AND UTAH-s6.50
500 laborers; roclmen, fare $3.50. 50
& QUINN, INC,
Mgrs. Pacific Cont. and Cal En-. Ages,
4l4 It'll St, Oakland. Phone Oakland 1878
FREE FARE-WEED. sisKIYoU co.
Contractor here today, a. m.
He Pays your fare. Laoorers. s2.25;
FREE FARE. wYo.; s. P. CO. WORK.
LaboreTs; &; board $50
FREE FARE-GLENN COUNTY.
Surfacing gang. $50: board, s450.
YOSEMITE VALLEY r. R.-MERCED
Drillers, $3.50; laborers. s2,25. Cheap
Brick masons. 81 day hours months
job.
western Pacific R. R.-Niies, Altamont,
Midway and Alvarado.
BUTTE AND SIERRA COUNTIES.
Flume builders, $40 and found and UP
Mendocino County = Mill and yard
hands Men6ocino County, $50 and I'd.
BOSS HERE-LARGE FACTORY.
Laborers, 81 to 1923 day; fare paid;
steady work.
Baker. country, party here, $50; waiter.
$50 and found; cook and wife, SIS and
found IS people. free fare; steward,
commissary department, boss here, 800
and found: miners, hours IS day;
2 rnuckers, $500
Lots OF other Jobs. local and country.
CUTTING & QUINN, Inc, Ala Seventh
ST. Oakland. 1t
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CONTRACTORS.
ATToRNE Ys- ALLAN.

CHAS. ]. KING, contractor and builder.
Store fittings. 1oo4H Golden Gate ave
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MURRAY & READY Are Building Their
Own Gigantic Building on
MARKET ST, SAN FRANCISCO,
Next M K ri Fl HNb FhST H9E sFFs at
What Are You Doing?
Stop Thinking
Stop TslkingI
Do Some Executing
Shake Hands With the Pick and Shovel
Clean Brick Peddle Peanuts!
Sell Collar Buttons! Do Any Old Thingi
Get Back Into Business in SAN FRAN
CISCO, and Get There Quick!
Every Ones Eyes Are Cast on
MURRAY & READY.
Because They VIII Cut the Greatest
Figure in Rebuilding
DEAR OLD FRIScOi
Because Everyone Knows and Respects
MURRAY & READY.
Because the Following Years
WE GAVE EMPLOYMENT
1897 to upward OF 1900 MEN.
1899 to upward of $1,000 MEN.
1900 to upward OF $4,000 MEN.
1901 to upward Of $4,000 MEN.
1902 to upward OF $4,000 MEN.
1908 to upward of 10000 MEN.
1904 to upward of $4,000 MEN.
1905 to upward Of $4,000 MEN.
ING on MARKET ST Within 10 Days.
WE ARE ALSO
Going to Erect a Gigantic Steel aud Stone
MURRAY s READY BUILDING in
Center Of San Francisco, with 500 Rooms
and Following Stores:
Store Will BE Let to DRUGGIST"
Store Will BE Let to ''RESTAURANT."
Store VIII Be Let to CLOTHING
FINN:
AND BATH"
Store Will Be Let to SALOON AND
STORE AND LARGE BASEMENT
AND THE 800 ROOMS WILL BE oC-
CUPIED BY
MURRAY & READY.
NOT. CHARITY-BUT HUMANITY.
MURRAY & READY, formerly of 634
$50 Clay ST., San Francisco, will today
open their GREAT EMPLOYMENT AND
LABoR. AGENCIES at 400 Sixth St;
OAKLAND, and within few days will
open quarters in San Francisco
At this time Humanity demands that
every man should help relieve the suffering
caused by the late disaster.
After Consultation with STATE LABOR
COMMISSIONER w. d. STAFFORD.
who endorses our determination 70 run
FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES in
OAKLAND and SAN FRANCISCO for
we know of nothing we could give or rem
der that would be more substantial than to
find positions for the unemployed without
COST.
MURRAY & READY,
46o Sixth St, Oakland, Cal.
Telephone Oakland 1861.
Free Employment and Labor Ofhces-
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HELP WANTED MALE-continued.

WORDS ARE GOOD, BUT ONLY so
WHEN BACKED BY DEEDS.
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The best and most elegantly furnished
IS room lodging-house for sale; centrally
located in Reno. New; from $1,000 to
$500 cash required; reason for selling,
owner wants To leave the West Adj
dress P. o. box $50. Reno. New. u IT"
FOR sale the entire furniture plant;
three and half years lease; best
business On the coast today of its kind.
See Fl. Schellhaas personally IL you are
looking for a snap, corner Eleventh
and Franklin sts.. Oakland 137t
A PARTNER in the contracting and job
bling business; good chance for a steady
man; experience not necessary. Box
6444, Call Office. IA St.
FOR sale-First-c stock gents fur
nishings and shoes; all up-to-date goods;
value about $1,000 Address P. O. box
ia. Nevada City. Cal. II 9te
man wants to 20 in with
some party interested in other business 10
erect temporary building for both. Ad-
dress Box 6998, Call Office. 1857
FOX SALE-Branch bakery, stationery, etc,
with some household goods; $l,700. s53
Haight St, near Fillmore. 1871.
LODGING house. restaurant, to let ca
pactty 100: SAB Howard St Apply 1923
Lafayette St. Alameda. i3 2t*
FOR sale-G-ocery store, complete with
lease. 1884 Golden Gate ave 10 3ts
FIkST-CLASS delicatessen store and
branch bakery; price $1,000. 503 Haignt
street. 10-7ts
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR. THURLOW MILLER, 1104 DeMsa-
dero ST.; hours 10 a. m. and APPOINT
ment. sl37t.
DIR. F. F. KNoRP. soos Sacramento St,
near Broderick; hours 1-3 and 7-e.14 14s
DIR. JOHN 4. McMURDO, temporary Of
fees 2026 Steiner St. near Pine; hours,
2 to s. 1915.
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MEETING NoTIcEs-continued.

NOTICE.
All members OF the Companions OF the
Forest Of America will please send their
names, the name and number of their
circles and their present addresses to
AGNES D. Bremen, Grand Financial
Secretary, s23 Central ave-, Alameda. This
should be attended to at once
e. OF K. Of A. Relief Headquarters al
los Fillmore st, San Francisco, Mrs:
z HARRINGTON, Secretary. Hours.
TILL p. m.
Also at 1914 Sixteenth ST., near Center
ST. Oakland, MRS. DORA DAVIS, Vice
PRESIDENT. HOURS. till p. m.
All Companions in need should apply at
once.
All Companions are requested to attend
a general meeting of the order at 1706
Fillmore ST.. San Francisco. on SUNDAY,
May %, 1906, at D. m. sharp.
AGNES D. Bremen,
l0-lt' Grand Financial Secretary.
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MEETING NOTICES.

Land and Development
Comrany.-Notice OF special meeting OF
stockholders.-N9ti oe Is hereby stYen
that the board OF directors Of the Cali
fornie Land and Development Company
ia corporation) by resolution duly adopt
&c al 8 meeting Of said board, duly
and regularly called and held on SAT-
URDAY. May 5, 1906, did call and or
6ered TO be held a special meeting OF
the stockholders OF said corporation for
The purpose o. considering the question
OF dissoiving the said corporation; and
notice is hereby given by order OF said
board OF directors that said special
meeting will by order of s6id board OF
directors. be held at the Office OF said
company, lsss Fillmore St, city and
county % san Francisco. State OF Cali
fCrniR the same being the ONCE and
building where the board OF directors
OF SAID corporation usually meets. for
the said purpose. on SATURDAY, May
Is, 1906, al LEO O'Clock p. N. OF said day.
2 let JOHN II. STEVENS, See.
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SITUATIONS WANT ED-MAlE.
COACHMAN and gardener: understands
the care of horses; careful driver; sober
and reliable; good references. Box
e445. Call office. Oazland.z 15-2t
POSITION wanted by a first-class Ger
man cook. 901 Webster ST.. corner Lin
coin ave, Alameda. M 1t,
SITUATION wanted by young man as
timekeeper material man or draughts-
man. 1877 Shattuck ave. Berkeley 15-2ts
EXPERT accountant will open books
etc statements and adjustments made
quickly Address Accountant Station
G., San Francisco. ii It
JAPANESE with references: excellent
private family cook. any style cooking;
wife general houseworls and waitress:
wages $e5 a month. R. U. SHY. OH
Market St. Oakland 16-1tt
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METANOR-A Stamm No. 4 U. o. r. NJ
All members are requested &c call or
send their address TO MRS. J. MOsER
I76s Haight st 1ssts
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O. A. R--Geo Fl. Thomas Post No. q
Regular meeting TUESDAY. May Is.
8 D. NJ viii be held in Hamilton Hall.
Geary and Steiner sts Irnporta yt
business Every member should be
present. Give address 20 adjutant.
% St HORACE WILSON, Post Com.
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JUNIOR Court Pride OF California No. l.
F. OF A meeting VIII be held on
Wednesday, May L. at p. m, 1857
EDDY st. Members must attend
LOUIS kORNETELD, Chief Ranger.
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MEETING OF Yosemite Tribe No. lOs.
Imp'd Q. r. NJ. TUESDAY EVEN
. ING. May 10. at o'clock ssa McAliis-
ter st. Dues RENTED to July 1. Send
an addresses TO Geo. Destugue, 1883
Folsom ST 1l1f
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FOR sale or exchange for Oakland or
San Francisco propsrty-A fine large
stock of general merchandise; located
in 4 live county seat in California; es-
tablished over 30 year., clean stock:
good paying business; good reason for
selling; price for stock building and
grounds S27,500. J. H. EDISON, IA and
10, Bacon building, Oakland my14 If
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
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SITUATIONS ANTED-FEMAEE
YOUNG woman steaographer and Smith
Premier operator desires work will
also take position as lady's companion;
good character; please mention full
particulars j. V, Dia Ia ave, box IT,
Morgan Hi. II ats
nurse wants position to
take full care of one baby or .Sn;ine-
ment cases. 152 Belvedere st. Is 4ts
The daily tribune., 1906-01-08
This Date IN History.

This Date In History.
lle7-Edgar. king Of Scotland. died
l6l2-Galliee. the astronomer. died
aged 7s.
l77e-"No stamp tiag raised 81
Portsmouth N. h.
isoe-Oape Of Good Hope taken by
the English.
lSl5-Battle Of New Orleans.
l82l-James Longstreet. . famous
general Of the oonfederAcy, born.
lsst-Eli Whitney. inventor Of the
cotton gin. died.
1S4s-Thirty killed in explosion Of
the steamboat Blue Ridge on the Ohio
river.
ls5O-First ship placed in United
States dry dock at Brooklyn navy
yard.
i896-Riot OF unemployed at St.
Johns. Newfoundland.
1So4-House Of representatives Ap.
propriased $780, to fight cotton
boil weevil.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREMONT.

A. 9. A. Granting. city; A. r.
Gumser and wife city; II. D. King
st Louis; n. B. Blum. New York
Richard Bslson, Denver: T. NJ,
Manninglor, 81. Louis; D. J. Cow
m. Victor; 3. 3. Watts and family.
city; Mrs. A. q. Callahan. city
r. R silversmith. New York; 8.
Plant. New York; Geo. N. Henett.
Chicago; II. 3. Kirk. saltna; @.
E. Lybevger. Denver; Andrew Ding
male. st. Louis.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-08

JOINS ARMY. L. Miller. fol
many months employed a. baker In
this oity yesterday Joined the Second
regiment Of the United States army
and leaves for Fort Logan. He will
be assigned to the culinary depart
ment and he expects to receive orders
In few days to proceed to China.
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DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come to Hundreds Of Florence
People.

There are days Of dizziness;
| Spells Of headache, sidsache, backache
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders.
All toll you plainly the kidneys are
sick.
Here Il proof In Florence.
| Mrs. g. P. Gerould, Of 5O1 w. Sixth
st.. Pueblo. Colo. says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills are not . new. rcmedy to me. In
the east where we came from they are .
household necessity. At times / felt
sluggish and heavy ~ though there was
burden on my back, and suffered
from dizzy spells and severe headaches.
Though tried remedies OF various kinds
1 never found anything to give me 70
much relief a. Doan's Kidney Pills.
There ID no reason for anyone suffering
from back or any other trouble caused
by weak kidneys when such valuable
remedy a. this can be procured. I am
only too pleased to recommend prep
aration which brings such beneficial
results as Doan's Kidney Pills"
Plenty more proof like this from Flor
ence people. Call at W, J. Daniels
drug store and ask what his customers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster -Miiburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take 90 other. mwf
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
the Best Made.

"In my opinion Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is the best made for colds," says
Mrs. Cora Walker. OF Porterville, Calf.
There is no doubt about it being the
best. No other will cure cold so quick
ly. No other is 90 sure q preventive Of
pneumonia. No other is 80 pleasant and
safe to take. There are good reasons
why it should be preferred to any other.
The fact is that few people are satisfied
with any other after having once used
this remedy. For sale by all dealers. mwf
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Chamberlain's Cough Remed
Absolutely Harmless.

The fault Of giving children medicine
containing injurious substances is some
thing more disastrous than the disease
from which they are suffering. Every
mother should know that Chamberlain q
Cough Remedy Is perfectly safe for chill
dren to take. 1t contains nothing harm
full, and for coughs, colds and Group
ID unsurpassed. For sale by an
dealers. mw5
The daily tribune., 1906-01-08

JUBILEE-The congregation Of the
N. 3. church 10 arranging for an all
day jubilee next Sunday In order to
celebrate the raising Of the church
debt.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-08

Colorado registered pharmacist
rooms over store. Night calls q
speciality. Palace Pharmacy. 4ti
The daily tribune., 1906-01-08

MINUS A WIFE-According to .
dispatch from Canon City, J. Fl Mitch-
ell Of Chandler Awoke one morning
last week minus . wife. this being the
second time she has abandoned her
home. leaving her husband and four
small children. The police have
been waiting at the different railway
stations to apprehend her. but have
10 far failed. She only returned
home few months ago. but evident
ly WAS not satisfieu with home life
and preferred the company Of others.
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GEORGIA.

Flemington.-At the meeting of the Presbyterv
OF Savannah, June 18th, called to consider the
resignation of Rev. W. W. Edge as pastor of
Remington Church, and his request that he be
dismissed to the Presbytery of Durant Presby-
terry declined to dissolve the relation. The church
through its representatives entered vigorous pro-
test against his removal. Mr.. Edge has served
this church but fourteen months, but during this
brief period has endeared himself to the entire
congregation, and his services are warmly appre-
Grated both as pastor and preacher.
Griffin Church.-The Griffin Church was granted
permission to prosecute a call for Rev J. c. Tins
OF Moultre, Ga, before the Presbytery of Macon
Georgia Avenue Church.-The pastoral relation
between this church and Rev. B. H. Holt was dis
solved, to take effect September Ist
Mr. E. D. Brownee, student of Southwestern
University licensed by the Atlanta Presby-
terry. He expects to spend next year at Princeton
Seminary.
Covington Church has called Rev John Brown
Gordon to be their pastor and has obtained per-
mission to prosecute the call before Columbia
Presbytery.
College Park.-The address of Rev. Dr. J. B.
Mack is changed from Fort Mill, S. c., to Col
lege Park, Ga.
Atanta.-It is estimated that the number of con-
versions in connection with the Torrey-Alexander
meetings, counting reclaimed" church members
who constitute half the number, was I,I27.
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NORTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

The pastoral relation of the Rev R. L. Walton
with the Presbyterian Church of Ashland Mary
land has been dissolved by Baltimore Presbvterv
June 10 1000, and he was dismissed to East Han
over Presbytery Mr.. Walton was appointed
Moderator of the session of the Ashland Church
that for the present he may supply the pulpit and
assist in securing his successor
Rev Dr. Charles B. Ramsdell. pastor Of the
North Presbyterian Church of Washington D. G.
died suddenly of apoplexy on June 4th while at
tending meeting of the Presbytery of Washing
ton.
A bronze statue of heroic size has been unveii-
ed in Philadelphia in honor of Matthias Baldwin
the distinguished Presbyterian elder who founded
the great Baldwin Locomotive Works. and whose
name is closely linked with the evolution Of the
locomtve. He was mainly instrumental in found
ing the Franklin Institute, designed for the edu-
cation OF young men debarred from other sources
OF technical instruction; and also contributed ma
terally to the founding of five of our Presbyterian
churches Of this city.
The Scotch Presbyterian Church of New York.
Kew David G. Wylie, d. D., pastor. plans to be
open all summer, and strangers and those without
church home are cordially invited to its services
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Church News.
VIRGINIA..

Rchmond.- Sabbath June 24th, was day of
GREAT comfort inspiration to the Church of the
Covenant 1t Communion day. Large au-
diences were in attendance. Much interest has
been manifested in the church. The pastor an
nounced that fifteen had been received into the
communion; nine profession, and six by letter
Rchmond.-The Presbytery of East Hanover
will meet at the Publication rooms on Monday
Juy Ist at II A. NJ, in adjourned meeting with
a view to the ordination of Mr. Tilden Scherer
who is supplying the Hoge Memorial Church
The Presbyterian Minister'S Association has
suspended meetings until the first Monday in o.
tober
Aexandra.-The pulpit has been supplied on
the last two Sundays by Rev. R. E C. Lawson, of
Henderson, KY, and Rev. D. II. Scanon, of Ber-
ryvile, Va
Tazewell.-The pastor, Rev. S. o. Hail. has been
granted the month of July as a vacation which he
ing with their accustomed liberality presented
him a check for hundred dollars, with which to
deray his expenses.
The Presbytery of Roanoke will meet at motto
way Falls, Lunenburg, July 27th, at 8 p NJ, and
continuing till August 3rd, embracing a Sunday
school Institute with extensive programme of
sermons, addresses and discussions along the lines
of Sunday-school and evangelistc work Dr. A.
/. Phillips, Superintendent Rev. ]. f. Booker and
Rev H. W. Myers returned missionary from Ia
pan, have engaged to be present Reduced rail
road rates secured Leave cars at Burkeville
II. A. BROWN, Stated Clerk
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THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN,
FLORIDA.

Observation-Disclosures Day for foreign missions
was observed at this Sabbath-schoo on the 18TH
and was much enjoyed by the school, the parents
and congregation. The printed programme was
followed with two exceptions and the chill
dren acquitted themselves with credit Skilled
musicians of town assisted in the musical exer-
cises An address on the Congo Mission was de-
livered by Rev E. ]. Young, who is now supply
ing the Barlow Church. At the conclusion of the
services, when the mite boxes were opened the
sum of $I4.27 was found to have been collected
which is fine showing for this small school,