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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
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Ce-.r1l Cs-z-sEztis-L ea1rtk q; e1s
s'elsek Szzdzy ztts--Sez- Mss -8s
fzr-ists5 hy tie si-zt-s et TIE s.zrsh
Miss E1s-soz rszSs-i-z 4 80 that
vas = fzTs.its ri;E NJ SIzp@Sz S@--
vice a; t.s ekzrtE v1s es.izs=s5 By
PAstc- P s Knizti, vac has t@sz fsr
zsrs iks. - yszrs q tris-6 ct the &c
eszss5- Mr.. SSzy@on vas fo- EAzy
ysAzs = zszb%r of Old Felo-B lodge
q iAis city, azE tia; order ee-8uets.i
;ss bzrial service az the grave.
Mr.. sizv=oz Was boru Il MisssE-i i
lsSs a.5 srosssd tie plains 20 o-egoE
vita ais Fa-s-ts vhsz - ys1rs e sge
j, Is4k. Ttsy kal:s5 for = tine IL
YAzAil eozrsE, TT n ls47 ssttle3 Il
he Walso Hills. Tts 6seszssc eer-
ti--sd 20 -sE5e g. Us W2l5o HIS
tLr= uztL 1873. Ehs1 hs removed %
tas rssi5s-.s O. s1ss SS4ts ssrss; where
ks died O. Friday svszirE He -as
=arrie5 IL ls45 20 Juliz AEz Hzyezs
vac dis5 /. iks s&zs reSIerss y
lsee. Nire skIl6rsz Es-s tcrE g
tke=- ot Eh0z az bat oo@, JEzes P.
Simp@oE, We lives rssr ss4w. !. tAis
eou-ty. r-ses5e5 Ain 20 thsir s-al rsss.
NJ. Si-pss-'s father vas a zi--s-s;
q rks old lirs B4y.is- saursk- !. early
szys qzi;s s-rssE u :ts WalEs Ei-A
sine@ livizg i Salsz hs las ret b~s-
directly eo.z@e,e5 ~ifk 1zy shzreh
ths,@EA fris-5ly % an Els Erz-1
, zzuEsis-. Mrs ?. 3. PsrFsl w.oss
AushAIs zst 4 trAgis 5sa;h a; ;ts kEza
q The 0zIisws Trasy Az Ns-riil. las
is.5zriy sars'5 fs- her gTzr&pA<s-i i
Is lau iays, a-z fees rs lcss very
Es@rly. a. Gees Is SCI J4EsA
! NJ sszPs'- vi = greatly zisss-i
Il Sals= A-1 MArisr sszr;y. Es IA.
tEiee U-zt-r g ;.s O-ssc. ,egisl1.
izrs. E@gTss A. Jzssiss G: tks F@zss l.
tie Walsc HAS. az sskool eek y S4-
ie=- Always s-ist u =arrs', ts 81
kA6 decided soEvistisrs c. a. Pzbli,
qzsscig-s kz1 vs. res5y Il Ia s1is:
way 70 s1Frsss iks=- Az hs-crs.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
ARGUE
CASE
TO-DAY
Suit of r. ]. Eliridge Against
Hoefer and Zorn Argued
Today

--e sc--v zif b-1-gE. y 2 J
-zrs sEzirst Hoefer 4 Zc-r i te-
IL 1---s5 t,,iav before Ju5gs Barnett
-.-s = &c Z -h@ =ast lzE1-rsxi s-i-s
49, z Ire s.zrrs q t.is Uo--E- Tts
s-= asks t1- lstr=e ess-z-I-E 4
80 q, a..-. SO se-ss q lzz6- bsls-E-
~ 70 -.e E5-55E= esase. arl Il tAs
-r-- q Ec4fs- 4 Zv-z- g = -s-t-
r-z-s oily. AZ "a = allcEe'3 tc-re3s-s=
- --zzisss q Fsyzs-i q ne 1-lEl-ll
rr---1 z re zllsEs-5 zo-1zz E@s- I-s
---=-tv kzs besz = re s2-5s q
E.=.s- K Z5-n t1r z5oz1 ssz ys4-s- tts
ss=-s having bsez sIsszte1 I! DAVID
u k=s-s- II IS zIlszss5 tEzs ths latter
49, p,sssssso- cf tts Lard 1--E ~
---s-ss. z-3 lad q szthe-i-! . lsss
- s1-s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
BACK
FROM THE
QUAKE

JE r-s-zz-c- z C-sEa- C1-y. = II
-4r- ,.s1r. Re AAs 5us7 rstu-De'd
fan -fs earn snake ts--- His wife AID
zs-En-z- hEE 1z-rtT ssaEEes troz
saa-- q. sa- Tass- Tzs tszss 4 -Aisk
rs,sr rs-s s5e@yErz esZlzEss3. AKA seven
- ~ fr-f-.s ze-s killed. NJ Day
-=-r vs. = SE- F-B-s5ss. ssTs-El 1l=es
t-s s,rs--z -ts 5sv1s-afs5 1ls--is-
4 -t---rrt-v. Re z- May bc31es Sd
E-z-r rrs1-sa5- z-E s5z-ss ttz1 sts
ssus-E-r s--51-5-s vi E-cT w1-ss
-a-as- -zr- te-ts-- Ee ss-izst@s trrz
z.s--s.-.l- stss-rzr51-- tie is-ss q hts Z
=tn E-I-gss.s,- 11--e a. s51C- san Jose
All sara sos2 El5 ErsE-sr loss q life
----.a---.-z-s.T shsu ia Saz Frz1sis-
g. Z S4- ys-s@ rs F-.Fs--y -ks t.
s--rvs1 NJ 4 t-5ek @ ste-s b-iL1i-z
= -hz- s5-r zLs IT szzE1irE
II. Da-lfrr L e..-sets5 With 2
.-E-rs C4-ts-rzs real e=tz-s 6-z- Eu1
gz~s -tz- lis fra erFeets 20 1z-szls
lsrrs c1E--lrias q Or-go- zeal sE-zEs
r.zs rear. E~ k8s within TIE psst
----f r-rsz-s-5 s1-1s--- ares q OTsEc-
lEr5= - Ea--@-z t-Ts-s- no sol1-5ss
Lzvz-E t@s1 Lasa-s9 II tie Swe'1is.
s,rz.- Ess S-- ss7szz;=s tEsf as
rss-l- e t.s s4-Tte-Aks Iks! I'll t1is
-ea- t--- cvs- $500 asrss IL sal
tal55-Ex 20 E&srs-z 2-5 CzlltorEis
v4srls rhc wozl5 cihsrEiss have %
sats-. z Csl5fo-1iz
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
Personals

C. D. Gabrislsoz Iefs to5ay fer Pert
lz-d-
Mayer ?. v. wz;e-s Is L Psrslart
- BzEzesz
Mr.. c. : No<Es : sp@-aizg ;hs car
- Portland
Eas;o- wslte- Lyens rst--rs3 % II
54yen3e2es l2ss evening.
z 2 Brow, c: ;hs silvsrt01 App@zl,
Ezs = Szlez visstgr is-1zy.
NsNeDcAlS -zs zzonE tks Ssls--
res bogr6 tor PerIlz13 isi. zsrri-z.
J. G. Grzhzz -zs zzs.g The north
t1zzE passengers q ths =o-riug t-zis-
A-tsrrsy J. z. Dl=iek- Of Hsbbard.
i il ;h4 city trzzsasti-g legal t-sire<s.
Ho-- 7 3 Kay ,e4t to-14y ter sa-
Fr1.eisss. he WILL t@ gaze abs-; is-
1ays.
! NJ. ana Ms z Q Cross lsts q ,.s
zo-ziHg tram - sF@u5 The 5ay i Pa-t-
lz.6-
He--y J. O-te1ksizsr is Z Pc-,-a- ?
;o5sy % lsek after as b1slzsss ---sr-
ss-s
: A P1rks vas zzo-g TIE zsy.-=
1stssazts Portlar3-bezr3 yss;sr3zv
zt-s--ocr-
NJ. and Nrs J. ". Irvi-s- e NJ
h2zA. are i. ts@ tssy srzrss--i-S Is
Esss matters
Murray WADE. vic i rgr-ssrst E5-h
iss wall2 wala Ulisz, Vas 1s:s yss-
;sr1zy On sao-t visit
Frzzk BAkss. ot Portland, rEs a 50
lsz yisitCF yssiertay, returning --=s
o. -ks Afts-DoSz trzin-
J1- 2s-vl1ie, o NsE Psrcs C.;y. =,
hzs beea Il tEs Czpit4l City a-ts-.---s
@ b-.zsss matters, rs;u=@1 E-=s %
dAy.
Fs,ts- Barn ct leM...v.-s. ~.
F.ve5 &. t5e eisy yesterday. bu5 wsi
tie z-est q Fssksr A A. Mo-rs, G:
- Jo-Ts's . stUrst
J 3 VAE6zje, 4 CsEzposE. F-yz
izsEi tk-1sr q TIA; sestis.- -s.Eru@.
ho-,s ;hzs zs-Eilz. AtsSr having a;
t=zls.1 % hzs5.sss z4,tsFs ksEs
Pres ssz; CS.55s. e ne Po-tlx.2 Elae
trie Company, 4-r4vs1 N the sify ~.
zcrrizg. - sp1fsr VITA Manage Rc.lir
K Pzg~. e ;aS Cr-iI@zs' Lgs;
Trzstic. Coz4zzy.
AE. 4rs MrG Y. 2. Sewsl, e Pert
lN.2. vac have h-ss- the gIesss ot Mr.
113 Ms. s D-rti-- returned kczs ys=
tssSAy Atssra0~1, tr= a P5sasaz-
weeks vssI Ar. aAs NIa SeEs-
wsse In s4n FTEzeico az tke tine e
the GiSA-s<.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
A FHe LA.-G.

Sc svezks here we1-sstzy evsui-g-
O-e q TIE lotsbls SE-rss e tEs e1sS-
rsss wc=zz's Nsti11zl Lszg-s vas :
o-= ti-e rssi5s-- u 5tis sit-. Eastern
ez--z-s AID Tes-s-1 sCp@ris-es have
ec-tsrss % -zks M-x Brz6fo-3 tks
practical o-Es-i1s-, sIp@-t F4-l2=sE-
tz-iz- sz6 powerful ard b~sG.itzl
zszks- see has EzEE tines s.cT1
ze-se,t 20 ts d1-irg tAs pass -~sk-
B-ooklyz EzsA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
Po%z-zser Ecbbed

G. ". Az1. FoS-zzs-s- a. E1vsTsozs
IA zeS-sy -. rs lie z1S vas robb%.i
e al eo=f0-1. ssso-a-g - Is Letter
EE.k szys: "For - years I lad
s@oais Eve- ee=PlAi-i, EAish I'D &c
SEA q ssvs-s esse Of !zzz6;es LA. sy-
:. ~ zngs- .zdls turned !els~; Tse-
II 5cS:9- rrs~s-.b%d E-sst<is Bi.tsrsi
-1iez ezre5 - @ad have ksP. Ee vel
20 u yez-s" SIRE ere f,r b1i1zs
-sss. nsz-z-z.z- wezksess al al Eoz-
Az, Evs-. hHsy and bLs16e- t-Ozbles-
4 rc-dsr*-l tozis A. :. c. Perry g
-uz s.a-s. Sc esz.s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

JEc1b NeE.z-t- w5e kzs to- Ez-y
ye-srs lived 3 .ifs q --cl1sioz Z k-z liz
tie eztiz r42r tie electric Light WORKS
n@z- Silve-tcz- wzs yesterday fou-e =
a. u-eo-sel.-s eoz6it.oa y as hone
Il zzs 5issoTe-e3 tEzt Ee had su5srsl
severe s-roks sf EsrGlys.s, AID Eis
trie-6s 6o-tt Z hs VII ever recover
f-oz z.s sze- Mr.. Ns~txrt. ss stated
abSys. lad lived II great sse-EzoE f0-
zzzT ys4-z Is Esx termed = Eiss-, zs
- always Lad p,e-;y CT money tor
shat ks r&zts5. sEa i i presumed hy
zz.v tszI Es las eaLslls-zbLs means
ki55ez SozsEks-s. He We very &c
eszr-is. =obsr Ezr- vel IL
torEs-s, AID =s5e 4 sp@s-alty q niE6-
szZ Is oEu b-S-sSs- he also liked
70 Ezvs svs-yhs6y slss Go the sane.
He EGs exc q fEesS characters CO..
eerzisg -Eoss pat rottirg sSuA3 be
lszrrss- 1Es uESo1tce5ly las =. ve-y
interesting Ais-1Fy, 4 i e5-l1 tus ts
zzrzvelsI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

s,4.e si ohis, Cs,y Sf Tslses, Lss4
Co1Esy, So
Pr4Ek J. Cses<y RAILS oxih TIA; he
- -s-ior p&-ss~S q ne srz ot ?. J.
C1ssey a Co SsaAg b1siss-s ]. The
Gty 0f To1s5o, Co1nty s13 STATE
afo-~~Aid, Asd sAAi said Gr= VII pay
the SAX Of cSE HUNDRED Doll
LARS for sssA &Gd every e4~s q ca
tArEh tAAs eAzaos be e1-e6 BY tAs ass
Of HALl's CAiArrA Care.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
S~ors 20 before ne and s1hsexihs2
in ny pssseses TIA esA day q De<sG-
bsr. A. D.. lss6 A W GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Pub,is
Halls catarrk Cure Is tAkeA intern
ally, aAA acts directly o. the blOo-a
and lOro0os surfaces Os the sys,ea.
Sezd for testiascHiAis free.
y. J. CHENEY a Co.
r0lsacs OAi0
Soid BY a. ernge&s<s. Tse
Fake Halle Family Pills for ochssi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

Al zsetisg q tie asylum hoard of
so@zissioasrs, Asaa yesterday, the res
ig@Atioa st DR.. W. D. McNary w.s ae-
esPied, aHa Or. A Il TAnissis was se-
Isstsa 70 al the vacancy sna DR.. RSb-
iasss vii take the place made vAeaHt
~ tAs aavAHsaznens of Dr. TaAissis
IAs repsrt sAOws thai tAsss are sow
Isl1 i1nAsss a. tie asylsz-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
snv~srn Esc-aa

Al ne sasStie. II sIlysrts. yss-s- sAy
iksrs vas a spirited e0ztssz- I've tiek-
cts we're Pz- EP-szlss. AH1 s.ii-saIs.gz
the for2<s wlszlng ct ~ = A-gs
zA5srity. he foAsE=g =zzs3 0@sSxs
we're elected: &Aycg, I. J. AaEzs;
eou=silzs-. L. 2. NAssAsr, L z FssA-
sr Gza z. L Reed; EseoEEs-. n J. Va.
yAIksEherg; ireAszrsf, NJ J. ASazk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
an OLD OREGON BoY.
v. :. LEsoz, q Eosss-g, = C.cE-
u tie C-S.

=. ?. LzEzo-- fe--s- e! gc1'3s
zlss-z- q -tis eiT-. : c-e q TIE
Its E5cE Nc--is 4 RSws's sz-ezs
E-sst j szsTizE ks-s to.3zy- Billy
--sEs F-osr@-c-s- = as ~i'tE as Il by-
E-s 5zvs sc3 sziI wears "tss szi-s
--E- zc-'t eo-s c=" Mature csTs-
--sE-@1 5sz1lis- scsZv q t1s
.-.--=<-' -.z- 90 Bsl. - Er5 Is szstssS
zs 8 eloEn rzs P-c-cCrse5 tro=- re
7=-y t@zi.1i1z Z rs ;srdy vs-t-rs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

John F.stts-. IL Ts[ERr
- ct tie NE-E1s-,s EscssA
C.ozpazy. Et.ss s1zk ER s1
Slve-.oz- 6is3 Us -'-EgEh
Cal. fzrcz a s.n1liszSE. 4 .
". FZkEs zE-hz- Id " 2
reside II tsis -, al b n
<z-n f-s-5s hs-s wtI v Ri
uzri=ely passing ErsE
NJ. F<ehs-s ss.es u > -
here for h-r-L
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

TIE Wz15 EZs Ps1.sg
I'll hsE rs E-rzll u..z|
tzrz q J. a EEz;- y-s 4
ysS<. II VII = rsususr;
association Vas c-ZE1irsi m
tkS s1Ezzl -s-.-z q lisfsi !,
WIts azea z-s-sz- "a
z-5 o-1s-z E-s -T.-sl \ i
Ep-o. lis ces4ErL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

CUrss al h6ney. bl&ces- AID rkss-
matte troGbie; sold by Al dr1ggistA o.
tEo zossks' treatment BY Ezl fer 81
D.. z. ". Hall, 2S2s Olive street, s..
Lozis. Ne. Send fo- tes.inc.i&ls Sol.
By Stors's drug ssozsE 6v-lrT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

Wat : t.e s.i'; 4. ksEas n
Any gcc.l ;A--g ~ zTz
Tat VII IL rs saSi Z III
Like RosEy Xs1--zsz Ia
-D-. Stc=es E-zr ES-G
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
Dav0rs Gr1zsaA

JuGge Galloway grA1t~S a asTtres
yesterday 70 R<AseeA WSlsSs fro= MA--
esIlas d. wslsSa ali4z D. NJ wlsSn.
TAs parties were z1rrssz hare &.
ThAIkEiving cay. lSoa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

weanss1Ay (tSzcTewl svs1lHg, Y.
M c. A buil2iHg. sernsr sseEs. 20 :
e'elSsk. by the la1Sss Of 81 PnEi's
shzreA- Bszs1i earthquake sgssrsra
Hot ehisks1s, hisSzit. zasAte Pota-
tee. bsAHA sAlA1, sola han. 1snis&
5sms preserves. eAks. tea a1e ssess
Is ssEfs u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

esaa POs1soss fer sA1s-FA.ry 6FssAEz
BszbaEk EEs EAr.y Boss Sec pctA-
tsss b CAFital Cszzissas. O., sA-
lez. o.. 4+S-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

RAgAa las tA@@ frssh every G1y.
AAd his greesry Eeek 10 kn& szrzE-
berries Aaa freaA vegssaAlss, as cs1Et
street, pAsns 256-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

cAzV<ng er0@4 Wanted ;sz
SAyA t.-g.HE-Eg Atczi JE.s lsta
with Wcc& az2 water. R@oz fer
h4ssAAl Esa s,Atr gA=eA Cs=ys--
Sea; 20 sEizzire hels. VIZ hay
part q supplies froZ oEEsF sf A.e
Party o; SS Address G. c. X q.
care Capita JozrEAL t7-3s-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

Bix ooAl FizA Fo@A-Yss. IN Ore
go., Gs5 net - far fFo@ SAlszi 10
fSSs vsiE q s0Al TIA, Assays IS psr
scas Ax<o saTtOa a, gras roo;s Ae
tive tsvsloPzsEts sAeA cay Increases
vAlss Ot ziEs. woald yOs lls an N
ssrsss IN rssh q ninsi Let % sAeu
IL iS y0s. anyway. lEvssi ESQ, more
~ yol sAa. ana watch ycIr nOEsy
work Capitalized a, sloo. coo
stsek -sw ssIliHg al 90 ssHs Per
share Fer fun pArsieulArs write I
W. Lane, scS Mckay Ban1ing. Port
lsR1. Or. Elelz'-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
rx sa

S-+eiEl t.is Eask NJ Yai
tzs.lc-s5 -r3s-EsE-. -sGEa
$40 v2,l@S TIE Tasz-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

FORREST--At tAs fS@ily Aors IN
ysw Park. sundAy. Nay 6, leos. 70
Mr ana MrG c. W. Forrss,, a sGn-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08
| NEW TODAY

rx sac CA@~p-S~Ts-@l g~~> .E--E,
sAss sssy and s~h-sreaS FreP=rry. Cap
iaal NGr5saAl B4Ek
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-08

hAringtoas Is the plaes fer zsAs
thar are tssdsr aza sksiss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25

TheSe will be q gathering Of Sunday
school (apeHuteadents, pastors and
teachers 10 the city 81 Jacksonville,
December 20, on the occasion Of TOE
Nssle sunday school Convention. Mr..
J. n MeLaurs Of Jacksonville "a 10
eharJe % the local arrangements.
Write 20 him Tor particulars AmOaR
che speakers will BE- Dt, Il " Hsmlll.
tse great Sunday school specialist Of
che a. r. Church Soath Also Mr.
Marion LsWrvnes, lnisrnatioasl Get.
eral srsretau, sud Mr. w Q Psaree
% Chicago. Tsschsr rrsinirg Sapsrin.
Jsndent foe the intsfuai.onal Asso.
siA,iou TIE program = vsEy stsour
oRp, Every sanday tchool 10 the State
say send delegates. Ths pastor sad
supcrtnteuisut arr dslsEatss sS.c,,icio.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25
AT The CHURCHES TODAY.
Lis, Of Various Places Of Worship.
Where Those Desiring May Attend.

Services will be held NJ the various
churches this Sabbath as tollowsi
First Baptist Church, Rev. s. b.
Rogert--Sunday school at $3.50 n. m.
Presiding AZ 1880 a, m; subject,
"a Glad Sight For Weary Eyes."
Snubeams AZ ?, Junior b. Up u, at
3, Senior b. Y. p, U, at 6il5 .. m.
Preaching a. 7il5 ., m. The ordinance
Of baptism will be administered at the
evening service.
First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Thos. 2. Preaching AZ 1880 =.
m subject, "a Memorable Deed ["
Offering for ministerial relief Sab.
bath school a. 3 o'clock, A, $3.50
o'clock No this church there will be- an
INSTRUMENTATION meeting OF the
sunday school workers, a. which w.
@. Pearce OF Chicago, training super.
iptendent Of che International Sun.
day school Association. viii make
an address on The World. Wide SOU.
Gay school MovemeQ" EyeIyOne 9,
invited 10 this meeting, as u will
prove OF interest There vill be even.
iuR service a, 7,So. the subiec, Of the
sermon being, (which Relation To
ChFlstS"
Kavauaugh Methodist Church. Rev.
r, NlKon--Sunday school az $50 q
IN. Preaching a. 10 AS a. m, subject,
The Blessedness Of Knowing Christ {"
Junior League ~ 2.S1 p. m. Senior
League a. $3.50 p N. In che evening"
a. 7,lb O'Clock theV Sill be a special
trtvlee In he interest Of The two wo.
maH's Missionary Societies. TheFe
wlll b. q Ftpof, ~ their work b. shs
tso presidents ayd aa address by tLe
pastor. with eocd music by The choir.
Services uill 10 held a, Holy Tfiaty
ana "a. PatfieA's Cathoiis churches 90
the regular hoars.
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HAIL ORDERS Given
Careful Attention.

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THE MOTHERS MEETING.
Interesting Meeting viii be Held at
Heading Room Monday Afternoon.

interesting MeettnB VIII be Heid az
Heading Room Monday Afternoon.
The "mOthers' meeting" which will
be held at the rest and reading rooms
OF the W. q. T. q. on East Court
street Mondsy afternoon, promises TO
prove one of the most interesting
functions Of the season. MotheFsevery-
where are interested in this Fteat
work, aud she attendance will 40 d6abt
be large.
Following Il the program. beginning
AZ 3 O'Clock;
1. Pure Foods. aud How TO OBJ.
tain Them" Followed by discussion
2, "what Phyllis Did With the
Kitchen"
Music.
8, ResdInR-"Tbe An,issptie Bs.
bS"
4 HELPS and Hint, Of the Kiteh.
en-" followed by discussion.
8 Reading-"Results OF Meat Bat.
ing"
singing.
A cordial Invitation IL extended 70
every woman In she city, aud an utter
etilnR afternoon Il sssured.
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N rHe clRoulT COURT.
y. n. cathoart and Geo. W. Hawthorn
Received Heavy Sentences.

There WAS little business transacted
In che cirtui, court Saturday, bat this
Amounted 20 a RFeat deal as far ~ Il.
nancpa we're concerned
The court Hnei J. r Cathcart, con.
xlcled Of assault 90 commit man
slaughter, 1900 and costs. and Geo, w,
Hawthora, aggravated assault, $3.50
and costs
Both tnes were paid and The defend.
ants released from farther RESPONSE
billy In their respective charges.
The court adjourned early IN the
morning until Monday NJ / ! o'clock a.
an.
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New Arrivals Every Day in
GLOAKS and SUITS

A GOOD ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM.
Ladies tailored suits SlOUO 10 S0OOO
s1OS9 buys Beautiful Tailored Suit that sold up to
$3.50 =
$3.50 buys Tailored Suits that sold up to $2250
New creations 50,inch Goats in Fancy Plads Kerseys
and Broadcoths The prices range from $500 TO S2250.
S4.0S will buy good Kersey Coat, 27inch black or
tan, worth $3.50
s4.9s will buy good Melton Coat, 46nch, strap back,
worth $780,
$500 will boy good Keisey Coat so inch, black only,
worth 5000. -
Rain Goats for Ladies end Mis- es any STYLE S5.9S
10 $500
Cold Weather FuTs at Warm Weather Prices
We have every desirsble Fur in French, Coney-Fox,
Martin, 0'POssum snd Mink They are beautiful. Fur
piece 70 suit purte--9Se 10 $4,000 each.
infants and Children's White Dresses
Perhaps you didn't know carried them in stock7 we
do, and they are beautiful.
Infants Dresses Beautiful Lace ard Embroidery Trim
mngs--ong and short-S1. 20 TO 80. 90.
Children French Dresses 81. % 10 $500.
NEW LINE OF BEAUTIFUL MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Gowns zoe 50 90; Skirts SOC 5000 Corset Covers
10c to sl,25 Drawers 25c 70 $l.25
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-10-18

his attendance.
! Rev. Samuel Knowles, Baptist pastor of
Randolph, welcomed the visitors first of
all because OF the sentiment expressed in
those immortal lines "Blest be the tie that
binds our hearts in Christian love-"
u welcome you in the next place." he
said, "because you represent move ment
which has no equal in its present impor-
tance to true manhood or in its bearings
upon the future greatness of the human
race. We talk about the future greatness
OF the Christian church. 1t will be great
| IN proportion as we make 1t possible for
the boys and girls now in our Sunday
schools to be greater than we can be. /
greet you in the third place because the
Sunday school work Of the Christian
world presents the most practicable and
effective basis upon which all the denomi-
nations of Christendom can work in
unity. The Savior's injunction to the
men and women OF the church to be as
little children finds its largest flu flment
tlan world; and the Savior's prayer that
his disciples may be one finds its largest
answer in the field of Sunday school effort.
we greet you because you stand for the
greatest possible development Of Vermont
and the world.
"We welcome you to the homes of RAN
dolph, to the fellowship of our citizens, to
wi aho lSsplchutut
which are ever reminding us of the greater
spiritual hills from which cometh our
help"
Gen. N. G.SWillams of Bellows Falls.
vice president OF the association and pre-
siding officer In the absence of the presi-
dent, responded in behalf Of the delegates.
A cordial greeting pre- determines pleas
antvisit, he averred, aud the convention
feels that it has been heartily welcomed.
The association Is here for purpose-to
give hosts and guests an opportunity to so
learn what can be done in homes and
schools and churches that the coming year
may see greater work accomplished in the
saving of souls.
Rev. Q. w. Rowley, Phi. D., of Bsnning-
ton gave an address, whose forceful truths
were clothed in charming imagery. His
subject was "The Keynote" which he de-
clared to be spiritual power-the power
that brings spiritual things to pass.
Theories and methods have their uses, but
unless they embody spiritual thought they
accomplish little. There are helps in
abundance, aids and appliances on every
hand, but without Gods assistance all
teaching is vain. The superintendent of a
Sunday school should have the loving
kindness of his Master, and be directed by
the Holy Spirit in his efforts to reach the
hearts OF those in his care and lead the
boys and girls OF his school into a better
life. Teachers should realize that example
is more potent than words and should
bring to their classes the inspiration of
Power that is from above.
+. 5. Retain OF Burling ton discussed