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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Cslebation Al Tuakegee.

Tuskegee, Ala, April 2-The annl- versary exercises commemorating the founding of Tuskegee Normal Institute twenty-five years ago will be resumed here tomorrow evening. The program includes religious services in the chapel with an address by Dr. M C. B. Mason of Cincinnati, secretary of the Freed mems Air and Southern Education So- ciety of the N. E. Church The ami versary exercises will bc continued Wednesday and Thursday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
New Brazilian Minister

Washington, April 2.-The Brazilian Am bassador was advised today that A Gomez Ferrira, who was accredited to Washingto ton two years ago as Charge and later Min ister plenipotentlary ad interim. has been named Brazilian Minister to Mexico A. Almedia Brandso. who was accredited to the Brazilian Legation in this city as sec ond secretary In 1899. and who is now sec ond secretary 10 the Brazilian Legation in Belgium, has been named first secretary in Mexico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
The Newa of Troy.

Troy, April 2.--(SpeciaL )--The Pike Coun- ty law court Is in session this week: The docket is very heavy and the court will be iu session all of this week and part of next.
 The County Commissioners are also tn session this week. holding their regular
 The protracted meeting begun at the Methodist Church fast Monday is still goinn on and much interest is being taken in tha meetins "a,
 J. B. Knox. IT., who has been quite III at inc home of his wif-'a parents. Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Bowies. Elm street. since his re- cent return from Dallas. Texas. is reporsed slightly better this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
~.w line of southern Pac,,,.

GuadaIaiara. MeX. April 2.-It IS now re norted that the Southern Pacific will con struct a line south from the city of Topic to Las Penas. the Pacific port at the mouth of the Ameea river in the state of Jslis- of the terriotry of Topic. particularly suit cd to the cultivation of tobacco and would nIace the Southern Pacific in control of all of the principal Pacific ports north of chS- malS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Claims Self Defense.

South Mo Alcster, I. T., April 2.-7- Harry Crank, 2S years of age. was ar rescted here today charged with kill ing Charles Isaac in Owsley county. Kentucky. 1903. He admitted his idenity but declared he killed Isaac while acting in self-defense. He dis played a shattered arm and stubs of three fingers claiming they were the result of injuries received in the fight Crank has resided here even since the crime was committed. He will return to Kentucky without acquisition Daners
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
GnIng tn Tunkrgec.

Now York, April "A specIaI party of no of those interested in the move mcnt for negro industrial education left by special train tonight for Tus- keEec to be present at the 18th an niversary exercises of Booker T. Wash ingtons institution. In the party are Secretary Taft. Andrew Carnegie, President Eliot. Robert C. ogden and Dr. Lyman Abbott.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Union Men Locked Out.

Charlotte, N. c, April 2-In accordance with a notice given ten days ago thirty High Point furniture and glass factories to- day locked out all their employees who be- long to labor unions About six hundred men and boys are idle and some of the fac tories are considerably handicapped. all though none was forced to shut down. The factories received about fifty applications from new men today. The locked out en- ployes are taking the situation good natu= edly and there is no sign of trouble.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
1N rANoR OF CoMPANY.
Texns Railroad Law Is Declared UncOn-
 stitutIOnal

Washington, April 2.-In an opinion by Justice Brown, the Supreme Court of the United States today decided the case of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company versus J. A. Mayes, in favor of the company.
 The case involved claim by Mayes against the railroad company on ac- count of the failure of the road to promptly supply cars for the shipment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
IS VIEWED coMrLAcENTLY.
State Department VIII Not Make an Issu
 With Austria.

Washington, April 2.-The state depart ment has no disposition to make any issue with the Austrian government over the sta- tus of Mir. StoreY.
 It has been arranged to have MT. Francis the newly qualified ambassador present the letters of recall of MT. Storer and the form in deference to the wishes of the depart ment. will not avail himself of all the time that he might ordinarily claim before pro- ceedins to hfs post but will sail on the 22nd instant from New York.
 In the meantime. In view of the fact that there Is little or no business of diplomatic nature requiring prompt treatment at vi- enna, 1t Is regarded as iinmateriai whether or not Mir. Reeves is recognized as charge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Getting Data as to Labor.

Edwin NJ Blake. special agent of the bu- reau of Labor, Department of Commerce and Labor. Washington. is in the Birming- ham district, gathering data and informt- aion along general. lines as regards to years. He will make an effort to get sta tistics of strikes which have taken place In North Alabama since 1901. the number of men participating in each. some information as to what brought about the strikes and the results. The department at Washington Is compiling this information and a bulletin will be issued in the near future. Repro sentatives of the department have been sent out to all districts where large number of laborinR men are employed and where such information is likely to be secured. The strikes since 1901 other than the strikes of the union coal miners who went out In July. 1904. and who are still out at all fur mace company mines with the exception of those mines belonging to the Alabama Con solidated Coal and Iron Company. The other strikes have been small affairs and did not last any length of time. Mr. Blake will spend three or four days fin this s>c- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Green Avery Killed.

Green Avery shipping clerk of the Bir- mingham. Railway Light and Power Com pany. was killed this afternoon late by be- ing struck by a pole while he was on an electric car going to the barn, He wasrfun over by the trailer and death resulted al most instantly. He going 10 the barn to meet relative who also worked for the company His remains will be shipped tn Nirrlnia in the moTninG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Jurv On, TbIrtv Hour,,

Alter Consdering the testimony, argu- ments and charge in the case of Graham D. Perdue. administrator for Jim Keely. negro. who was killed in q wreck. near Berry, in the Western part of the State on the Southern Railway about two years ago. for thirty hours in the Federal Court here. the jury brought in verdict Tn favor or the railroad. The jury was out longer on the case than ever taken by any jury In tho Federal Court at this point There were two dozen negroes killed in the wreck,
 As a result of this case two other cases were compromised this week. one for $500 and the other for $500. The jury In the Keely case spent all day Sunday in the court room discussing the testimony brought out
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
A Firemnn "a Years old.

has been chosen president of the Me chanics' Fire Company of Waynesboro Pa. and the company will issue chal- lengc to any fire company in the state to produce an older tireman. Johnson has been a member of the company fif- ty years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
nnrner nIhneIh Hurt.

two heats on an automobile race here today, Oldficld winning both: The att tendance was large. A number of To- During one of the heats a stone was thrown ur by Albcrt's machine, strik- ing OIdfeid in the face, infiicting naInfuI though not serious injury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
= . Berry is Beaten.

Little Rock, Ark, April 2.-Official returns from every county in the State show that Gov Jefferson Davis de- feated Senator Berry by about 10000 majority for United States Senator in last weeks primary election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
J. c. GoldMire Hurt.

J. C. Goldwire, prominent real es- tate and insurance man of this city, was struck by n train near East Birm- ingham this afternoon and dangerous ly injured. His skull was fractured. pital where it was reported that his condition is alarming.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03

In the Federal Court today suit filed by Williamson Franklin. administrator for J. B. Cole. against the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad Company for $30.0O0 for dam ages for the death of Cole. The latter was struck by a train on the Louisville and Nashville near East Birmingham on Fehru- ary 24th, last. He lived day or two after receiving the injuries
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Captain O'Brien wfthdraws.

Captain Frank P. O'Brien, who was sheriff of Jefferson county six years ago and announced his candidacy for the primaries in August to make the nomination, today announced his with drawal from the race. His family wanted him to retire to a quiet life and he ecquiesced in their desire and will not enter public life again. Cap tain O'Brien is one of the most popular men in Jefferson county. He built the first opera house fin this city and at one time was editor of The Birming- ham Age Herald.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
New Law Very Effective.

Chief of Police wier this morning an nounced that Birmingham spent the dry est Sunday in the history of the city yes terday. Though the regular force was busy and special men in citizens clothing were the alert not single arrest was made from Saturday midnight 1ntu this morning at o'clock for violation of tho Sunday law. The new law put into effect in Birmingham a few weeks since. that of cancelling licenses of all saloon proprietOrs who violate the Sunday law or where an ar rest is made and conviction follows in tn" police court of any employe in the saloons. has proven very effective and will probably continue for many months to come. One man was arrested yesterday on charge of being drunk and he was thoroughly sweat ed" by the police to give an inkling as to where he got his liquor. but nothing could be gleaned from him by the police Even this morning he closely questioned but in vain. The licenses of five different saloons have been cancelled in the past two months by the mayor after a charge of vio- Iating the Sunday law had been brought
 The City Council on Wednesday evening will take up two cases wherein the mayor has closed saloons for violating the Sunday laws and in all probability will endorse the ac- ton or require strong bond from the pro prietors that they will not in future violate the law If they are permitted to reopen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Voted For The T.x

Lindon, Ala, April 2,-(Special)- In a special school election MarenRo county voted in favor of tax. a small vote was cast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Rir Revenne Collections.

The report of the internal revenue collect or in Alabama for the month of March shows big increases over the same month last year while the report for the first quar- ter also shows an increase over the figures month of March, this year, the collections amounted to s40.953. 52. divided as follows: spirit stamps sold $29, 04; beer stamps sold $S.31O; cigars and cigarettes $1,9s5 50: {: epecial tax SS74. S4.
 The collections last March amounted to S22.233.73 showing an increase for March. 1906 of s1S.719.79-
 The collections for the first quarter of this year amounted to $l06.763. 50. against S71,4s6.4S for the first quarter of 1905. showing an increase for this year of $35.276 02.
 The office of Collector Joseph O. Thomp- son was recently inspected by representa- tive of the department at Washington and reported on as being first class. all records being well kept and collection right up-to- date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
FOR SPRING TERM
JEFFERSON COUNTY GRAND JURY
 R IS FORMED.
A. o. Bishop Killed In the Mfnes--sreen Avery Knocked From Street Cpr
 By Pole and Run over By -+, Trailer.

Birmingham. April 2.-(Special)-The grand jury for the spring term in the criminal court of, Jefferson county. met today and was charged by Judge sam uel Weever. Out of the twenty men summoned fifteen were held together, the others having good excuses to be relieved from the duty. This is the smallest number on a grand jury ever serving in Jefferson county, Judge telling the jury to look at crime and not at the criminals. to treat all alike. rich and poor. He called special attention to such crimes as the law sets out the judge should mention. He asked the jury to investigate homicides, though he mentioned the fact that crime was on the decrease in the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Killed in the Mines.

A. O. Bishop. aged 2b. assistant en- gineer and chemist for the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company, Birmingham, met horrible death this morning. and Henry Veitz, a. young man assistant to him. was injured while the two were. walking on the two tram cars striking them. Bishop was killed almost instantly. Veitz is not seriously injured. The young men Birmingham, four miles from Lewis burg. They were well acquainted with mine work and how they came to be walking on the track is 'not known. pared for shipment to Bowden, Ga. for interment. He was nephew of Dr. T. A. Jones of East Lake. He was to be married on the 21st. The deceased was q member of Euhama Lodge, No. 93, Knights Of Pythias, and was we'll known in this district
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-03
Crawford Admitted 4o Bail.

W. A. Crawford, who stabbed a negro named Daniels to death on Second Ave nue last week. was today admitted to bail by Justice w. s. Russell. bond being fixed at $500. An eye witness stat ed at the trial that the negro was az gressive and that he made move as if to draw a weapon before he was stabbed. The bond was made imme- diataly
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
WHEN We KNOW WE ARE
RIGHT.

The consciousness % being on
the right sads n any issue il half
the bs,tle- Il Is an inspiration
70 bntn courage, endurance and
seif-ssersflcs- In the present
struggle II our best citizens 70
maintain law. oE5er ard morality
in our classic to~n. all who sand
for thss- principles know they
az IN the right The question
= Il knowing they are right. will
they permit others D. continue
their course Ia evil. and thereby
become parties thereof. Zach
mus: answer f1r cell and be re-
spoasibss for t-c stand he takes.
When we know ws a-- ri-ht
we can afford ID bear rir.icUle
snt even libel. with patience.
provided we consistently practice
our belief We kEov that the
sale Ut intoxicating lIquOr u dsS-
rsmeatal to buyer snd seller. and
in ths lOrc run 70 he entire CON-
uuniry- although is may n first
bring mushroom prosperity 10 q
lew Those who persist IN Ine
traffic are 1t snuity to tho-e VINO
oppose it. IL ne live in harmony
lut peace with the-s lsx break
-rs. it Il 4 strong evidence Of our
Weakness Is 0pposers.
Because an evil u not directly
Inlurl1g u r-lst Of Us are in
clined 20 remain passive. and Is,
the ore injured do the opposing.
But Indirectly, soon or late. the
effects Of our neglect Of duty.
come hone.
The breaking Vt the law 10 al
Ways a SERIOUS crime, but Just Is
serious . the silent consent u
It's being broken by others. We
need men and women of high
principles and opinions. if ~e
you'll cOmplets q reform. but re
Iced then to know they ar right
30 well that they Oil not hesitate
at saerahce to let other people
know they must keep in the right
TOO.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
lMs- Zen Harperirzx
AVA By broxn Pses

me Z,ou HArperrrSx
A'H By Broyn Eyes
We Are hov having nice ss0w.
srs which are very benraeiAs to
crops. gsrfensl melon patches. etc
All ctops vii have he~n laId by
very soon and the org hearted
honest tIllers Of the soII vIll en-
ter Jryoasly into the gsaaI s-asou
u f-asts and reerperafsoa-
The early fruit crop has been
very gratifying. There las b-en
quite . good deal marketed This
sits the nice sarpias Of v-ss-
tables and caleSPas su the mar
ket spe,kss well for cid IaFay-Sr.
Mr. Henry stephens sua ..f,
delightfully."- entertained their
many friends. old and yoQa- With
an ice cream sapper FrIcay nigh,
The young e-joyet a nice sing
ing A. the hone Of Mr.. ID. !.
Laess Sunday afternoon.
We regret very much 10 state
That MIS- G. v Przter Is 44I.= i'll.
and tras, sae vIll improve very
>0On-
We we're sorry 10 learn tha, Mr.
Arthur fsGst fell from a us.-
Saturday aud vas seriously hurt
his condition Is very serious At
this writing.
MS Sssss Nelsoz and LITTLE So,
Of Al-svLiIe, we're pleasant vIsi-
tors With relatives and frirnts
arrr Saturday sa1 Saaday
Nj Ga>tsa Robertson. of Ei,~
Dom. and Nr- J S Douglass. Of
yellow Leaf. spent Sunday here
vita frieads.
fI.s Quinn Farr. OF Oxford
spea; SGatay Win Mrs Foaut
Csiiassy-
Mrs. W A Newell i. visiting
retstives N Water yAIey.
Ms j. NJ S.ac-rs ahd dzsvh
ter Mss lea. Of HapewrEI. .o-at
Tuesday VIA Mrs C. C Sseoa-n.
M Fosnt Galway and anI.y
ieft "Wednesday for Larsyetr.
sprIags Aa9 P0nl0toe To yIar
reiafIves sad friends.
I1- 14sy frI-nis Of MI W
StepSsns regret very mach b..
stos recovery. aaf are very anII
oa. 10 See him Oat again
Ihere vii be the zsasl grand
oscnie 10 the groEs a. Mr. Fyunt
Csliaxsys On next wefn-,day
yaay ish- Everybody = cordially
invited To JOIN IN aad maket. a
pleasant occaei0a for eli
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

- BY Sot-Y F11-
Crops yr~ looking hae thcHgh
We sogId appreciate a gOot ram
Osr sunday school - moving
along nicely zsder the supervision
Of Nr. T. n SaatrrSl
Tie esa.ta OF Cur Eei-a0srhSs1
. vsrv g0o9sexcrpt f<w cas~s
Of ehls<-
Mr.. Eal.Ts Ss-aols01 eaagat a
aies isa Friday RisAt thai weigh
Iag 5s pounds
Oar Saniay school e.ass are
practising on a tex songs for tn-
ChIItrpns Day services At Har
noay Baptist CaH-vh the afth
,aatay m Jzly- Oar lsa,frrs are
Mr. H~ary S.zters AMI HISS Sal
re Rlyoar1-
Wkst has become OF College
HUI and Bargs>s correspondence
Come sgfia sIsh your nsws
Oar t~Eeptoa- line - stI.l IN
ereassng. We vIll son have eOn
arctian- With Ae6~vtIis. Laws
Hill lIsruoat0sa. CaIste-svIlie
and Tyre
Red Rock ies - kaos hSS the
9eoare he.geea kess-sA Jack and
Jesse C0Sk wss t-eitet Dad
taey have Jgi<rs. Or sere the pee
cle 20 sfs- toe themselves.
CO.. Thsmss CANT. Why - u
Eat s- never hear from that tree
sriIv-ry Foage tass they ssre try
ny 70 get started E-ar that t-lsr
C0llsy- Hill G~s Foster Youa :.
3-s Petns. Harper Mathis. Steve
Smith. Dave TsnkersseY. Abb
DAVIDSON p T. Gamble and tas
other good citizens they Ell help
yoa and the people want Il
Quite q large crowd attended
CaEltren's Day services at Free
Springs SauaAy-
Mr.. J. &. Smith ant daughter.
Mss Florence. we're IN Oxford
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs T. Z. Bailey has returned
home sfter a weeks visit with her
sister. MIS-. Eta Byrd. near Tyro
Nr. and ErsA W r Sanders and
little grand laughter Wilmer OF
Laws HI.l. attended services III
Free Springs Sunday
We are sorry TO state that Mr.
L. W NHrchIsOB l. quite sIeS-
Nessrs. Charey Marehison.
Jehr AImou- Joe Ray, Prot Tom
Smith aud others of AobevIlle
vas IN Free Springs Sunday.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
Eolicr Hx=rc--v-


The young people had q good
old time ssagsag at Bag Srriags
S.ntzy.
Miss JoeiIA QuEcS is attending
the Normal AZ Oxford
xr. -. J. Lst;lrjoa7 = spending
. frs isys with hIs .Ss,-rs n Ox-
ford Aat College Hi.L We hope
taesvIss ~sii improve his health.
Nr- A "a. wilson aaf vile
spsat Saat4y vth Ma Wilson !,
Elthrr-
xrs w / Roberts aaG SISTER,
Mss Alli- wilson. VISITED rrfA-
Esves IN Ovforst SssHrt8y.
N-srin Yssu- a,1 sif- gave IN
lcr cream sap2rr oasars.sy algns.
sat quite . aan6er Of their many
friensis ss-s preseat. Aad report
. aser time.
M J0ha RzshIng sat vIfe A.
tended ta- re cream sapp~r o.
;hc h0spttsbts hone % Mr. Henry
stephens 81 kr ZIor AT Friday
atxAL
DR. p H. wrixAt and Mr. T. 5.
Leavslt- Of Oxford Are Ansag IN.
eaes that love s~r~S thiRgS Asa
them n tA.y enJsyee the hss<y
ley got On their Lsst bee tre-
cutting rxp-fIrioG- They mss,
have had . good time. ss they t-ft
n Nay sad aever .os hack anti
Jane
Mss SiEa Hsra4a1 IS speatlnx
fee tays vita her slsters IN Ox
ford
The crops are IN sns condition
n this vicinity and I An sgre the
tArnsrs viii rejoice over the rain
which fell Moae4y-
lou citizens should step oat IN
the country nov sat enjoy some
Of tae trui-- peaches plums, ap-
pies and black berries. etc. With
plenty OF friad ehieken AMI pies
OF every description How %
shaff Its good enough for ne
BILLY Boz
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
PUBLIC NOTICE

P1oiie notice iz hereby xivsu thx,
seaisd oaos up 20 II o'c cLocE .ooa- =,
tuesday, July 5ra. to erect \ g-rr-
around sne CoGrs HOUSE yard of a.
eo1nty and ro build wsiks in .,id
t1ru Ane work to be done zccor,t-
inz 20 PaA1s and spesitieat IN. nov
On 1ie IN my oflfce, suo,ect Ia .on,.
Asfie changes il the Hoard ,hi,E
proper fond doghle the sruouus -
s>-'s sSa sssh two or more sur-fis.
fnr ins f1ikhfri persornau~. Of tss.
esatrars VIII be require<.- The Boar,
reserves sae right 10 reiect znv snd
ali bids
ou the same day viii eel the fxue.
1ow aroa0d the Cour- Huu,.- v--,s =
.ne hixhes< and 5e~< sssis fer C..h
The right 70 reject any and II 80.
Ls reserved oy Ens ROard-
j. o. RAngy. Clerk.
Oxford H1ss-- June ssh, 1898.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
MANY OEliGnrFuI SUMNER
EESCaTS

With the most picturesque sur
roondings, with mineral wxrers in
soundancs, and ssbrim fail OF summer
restfulness' are located in the hiyh-
iAnas and mountains OF Tennessee
and North Georgia, along the Ines OF
ne Nashville, Chattanooga g a.
Louis Railway -
Ine accommodation Afforded vary
Ifom the elegantly appointed inn 10
.hs auhAnae farm house where the
( charms Of country life may be euiov-
ed To the utmost A Beautifully ilI,,.-
trzted Summer Folder giving ! isf ~
tnese resorts and a brief descri,rion
OF each, Also a fi-t Of hotels and boar,,
ing houses with rates etc., il nov b.
lns disSfibofed- A copy viii be ma,l-
ed Tree ta any address upon apulsca-
tloa To J. e. t,aliswzy, T. p. A.. OS =
as2sn srsss- Memphis, Tenn
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

There a-s many people VINO have
rs~d ChSnbcrl1sn's Coiic- Cholera
and IFtrrsoea Remedy with splsudii
results. out vco Are unknown they
-Ive he=iEat-d about a testimonial of
their experience for publication
These peopls, however, Are aous the
i--s friends OF tnis reEejy. They
have done rluca toward making iE .
household word By their personal
Recommendation 20 fri=nats and
asigoors- Il l. \ good medicine I'd
nave IN the nome xat ls widely known
toe irz cures OF tixrrnosa AMI Al forms
OF bowel trug3le- Eor sale D. A. II
NeE.E.
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

IL may be 4 surprise 10 n,ary &c
earn enat severe cold ell be CON-
p'etsiy orokaa up IN one or two davs
ZINE The hrst symptoms of \ eui.i
are a Dry oud eouga- \ proslse wat
cry IsShsrge from tho nose. and /,
-nlnr shir- coating oa the tongue.
nen Sa..sno~rfaIl's cough rem-,ty
. sAx-n every hour on the Erss an
2ear-iacs OF these symptoms, II eoun-
l-r',csz the effect Ut the e.lld AMI re-
se'res the system - 4 heaklrhy eoudi-
non within 4 dIy or Exo. F,r sale hy
a Il ksnieL
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28

Txyicx I.crrx
By srieud-
sveryfhssg szs refreshed hy
good rsia Aesdsy.
Mr. John Perry. OF Grenada
spesf Saturday here
DR. b T. Linder, OF Oxford. "a.
IN Iayior's S;nday on profes.isu
d oazinese.
Mr. Z. w. williams iss,III oo
ths sick list ;ais veek.
Hiss Rec Williams spent Sa,ur.
day "a Oxford
Mr. Gay Nosner, of Jackson
Iean- speat Saturday With NJ j
u Caroshers-
Oxford eagle., 1906-06-28
Subscribe for The EAGLE
uarmont0wn Dots.

~ BY Ked Rsck-
ChIlcrsns Day at Free Springs
sunday vas we'll attended
Mr. Walker NGrealsoQ "a r.
ported sicx this week.
Prof j. e. Givens Is still in ,
critical enatHIon-
Theresvl.I be no preaching at
tree sprlags during July, on ae.
count OF the pa ssor. Rev. Mr.. Al
l-n- being absent on q trip To the
Rocky Mountains
Chiltrenis Day at HARMONY
Churea !. Set tor the nftn SUNDAY
n July-
M Scott Saipes viii be off in
a fev DAYS TO California.
The hiIl billy farmers are h.
giaaiag TO LOOK blue TAX p...i-
nistie for the want OF rain.
The B.ackvater Telephone "a
70 o1Iisrnc a branch line tn M
Polk Meek. home.