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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-24
CLIFF HOUSE ESCAPES
WITH LITTLE DAMAGE.

A thorough inspection made yester-
day shows that comparatively little
damage was done in the vicinity of
the cliff House. The Cliff House itself
not only stands, but the damage sus-
tanned from the earthquake shock to
this historic building will not exceed,
according to the statement of Manag-
er Wilkins, $500; in fact the escape
of the Cliff House is one of the curious
features of the disaster. which has
befallen San Francisco. The famous
Sutro Baths building located near the
Cliff House, with its hundreds of thous-
ands of square feet of glass roofing,
also was practically unharmed. Only
few of the windows in the Sutro
Baths and in the Cliff House were bro
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ken, and the lofty chimney of the
pumping plant of the former establish
ment was cracked only slightly.
Manager Wilkins of the Cliff House
notified the General Relief Committee
that he would turn over his establish
ment as we'll as the immense stables
of his resort, which are unharmed, to
the housing of the homeless The only
difficulty about the acceptance of this
tender would be that of transporting
supplies.
The water supply of the Cliff House
and buildings in that vicinity has been
cut off, but an independent supply
will be arranged
The entire district lying west of
Golden Gate Park and along the beach
from Golden Gate southwark suffered
less from the earthquake than prob
ably any other section of the San
Francisco peninsula.
The camps of refugees extend as
far westward through the park as the
beach. Every one said they were re-
ceiving enough to eat and drink, but
in order to get their supplies they
were obliged to stand in line at some
places as long as two hours. This, Of
course, worked serious hardship on
many OF the women, who were in
state of exhaustion. There was COM
plant on account of the cold at night
from those who were not provided
with tents and who were obliged to
seek shelter beneath the shrubbery
with very insufficient covering in the
way of blankets. This condition will
be improved soon, as tents and cover
ings OF all sorts are arriving at the
headquarters of the relief committee
from the interior of California, as well
as from the East
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s7zsEHs scEs Egn71 .-1z117zET

Owing to the great number of burned
structures that are unsafe between
Third street and the water front two
or three days may be required to do
the work
The demolition is being accom-
plished under the direction of the
Building Committee. General Funston
has placed his dynamite corps at the
disposal of the city and the job is
being done rapidly. Pedestrians and
vehicles were turned from Market
street at Fourth yesterday morning
and were required to proceed along
Howard street as far as Seventh
With these precautions enforced by a
large squad of soldiers and officers
no accidents occurred. One after an
other the walls were blown down and
when the workingmen retired for the
day there remained only the ruins
of the Columbian building, Breuner's
store, Donohoe building, Academy of
Sciences and st. Nicholas Hotel, in
this section.
The dangerous walls on lower
Market street will go to the ground
Immediately. There are many of
built principally of brick. When Mar
ket street is cleared work will COM
mence on the side streets. North of
Market will be first reduced and then
the workers will extend the blasting
to other sections. In this manner
all thoroughfares will be rendered
safe.
The Building Committee will not
undertake to tear down any walls
standing back on lots nor walls that
have supports. When this work is
done it will be at the expense of the
property owner. Neither will any
bank buildings be disturbed by dy-
Mantle, as the fear is expressed that
greater damage may result to the
vaults.
While the work of dynamiting was
going on experts were at work in
specting the buildings now standing,
with view of ascertaining the extent
of damage done. Below in the street
large squads of men were at work
clearing away debris. The United
Railroads made great progress in in
stalling temporary electric system
along Market street. Pole holes were
dug nearly the entire length of the
street and from Second to Fifth the
poles were raised. Wiring will COM
mence in few days. AS the COM
pany has large amount of material
on hand the line will be in operation
shortly.
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LAWYER COLLINS DONS
THE GARB OF A FELON

George D. Collins, the perjured at
torney, is in stripes, though it took
an earthquake to dress him in the
convict's garb. He was only taken
to San Quentin after a desperate effort
to escape the Sheriff on the boat.
When the prisoners were let out of
the Jail Collins was missed and a
hurried search disclosed him hiding
under a cot. In the transportation
across to Tiburon Collins was the
only one not accounted for, and the
boat had to be held in the slip. At
the prison the curling gray locks
which adorned his fine head were
shaved close to the skull and he now
bears all the marks of the convict.
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PLENTY OF COIN READY
IN THE BRANCH MINTS.

There is an abundance of gold and
silver coin available in the vaults of
the United States branch Mint of this
city. The Mint had almost completed
it's coinage for the fiscal year when
the earthquake and fire came. The
damage done is comparatively of u
trivial character, only one or two
rooms in the building being touched
by the flames.
The furnaces aul crate chimneys
would be ready to start up at an
hours notice if suitable power could
be obtained, and it is possible that
a speedy makeshift for power may be
soon arranged if the early future
should warrant such step. All of
the men have been at their posts
since Wednesday, ready to meet, a
money demand, but the city financial
system is not yet in shape to use
money. The financial interests of the
city must organize first and establish
themselves in temporary headquarters
before they will be in position to
either receive or pay out money.
An indication of the early restora-
tion of order is the fact that there
is not single soldier, militiaman or
regular policeman guarding the man.
millions of dollars. Only the regular
special police officers regularly con-
nected with the Mint are on duty
there.
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SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES
SELECT NEW QUARTERS

The Judges of the Superior Court
held meeting yesterday at Temple
Israel, occupied by Congregation Sher-
ith Israel, at the northeast corner of
California and Webster streets, when
courtrooms and chambers were se-
lected Judges Seawell, Murasky,
Hebbard, Dunno, Graham, Coffey, Law
lor and Cook were present. resolu-
ton of thanks was voted Congregation
Sheriff. Israel for the use of the build
ing. The Sheriff was ordered to pro-
vide stationery and furniture and the
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-24

features that developed in San Fran
cisco yesterday must fill every lover
of the old city with unhagging hope
for the new, which is already under
way.
There are no pessimists and slug
CARDS among the captains of industry
who arose from rude beds on side
walks or in parks before Wednesdays
Inferno had cooled, rubbed sleep from
their eyelids and marched forth with
brave hearts, resolved to become the
Argonauts of 1906.
Every moment since the disasters
has seen the progressive spirit of the(
new time gain momentum in the di-
rection of effacing the ruins of yes
terday for the city of tomorrow.
Specifically, the encouraging devel-
opments may be summarized thus:
There was little serious damage
from yesterdays rain and the weather
indications are for warm, clear days.
Food is more plentiful, hunger is
unknown and the problem of it's dis
tribution is being solved very fast.
Physicians give assurance that there
are no contagious diseases and that
sanitary conditions are becoming bet
ter each hour.
On every hand energetic plans for
rebuilding greater. grander city go
forth. Permits for temporary struc-
lures of galvanized iron are obtain
able now
Telephone lines are being replaced
and will expedite business within two
or three days.
Streetcar lines will be in operation
very sOon- Trolley poles have been
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WALLS FALL
BY DYNAMITE'S FORCE

Work of leveling the tottering ruins
along Market street was commenced
early yesterday morning. Before
nightfall a distance of several blocks
had been covered by the dynamiters.
From Fourth street to Seventh only
five structures remain as a menace to
life After these are disposed of the
downtown section will be attacked.
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meeting adjourned to meet Tuesday at
IL a. m. at Temple Israel Building
Inspector Horgan, at the instance of
the presiding Judge, inspected the
temple and pronounced it perfectly
safe. The County Clerk, Sheriff and
Police Judges have taken the three
story frame building on the northwest
corner of Webster and California
streets for their offices.
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MUCH SUFFERING AT
THE CAMP IN CARVILLE

There is acute suffering at Carville
caused by scarcity of food and poor
shelter. There are three hundred in
habitants of this section and 700 refu-
gees. At present sanitation is good.
Order is perfect
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coNTAGIoN HOSPITAL
HAS A FEW PATIENTS

The hospital at Harbor View Park.
established for the reception of
measles, mumps, scarlet fever and
other contagious diseases reports very
little business. What few patients are
being treated are well and happy.
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ALAMEDA WILL LEAVE
APRIL % FOR HONOLULU.

Passengers desiring to sail for Hon
olulu are asked to register at zoos
Broadway, Oakland The Alameda
will come in tomorrow at noon and
probably will sail on Saturday,
April %.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-24

urer, Tax Collector and County Re-
corder are located at 2511 and 2513
Sacramento street, near Fillmore. All
employees are requested to report for
duty this morning.
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CITY OFFICES RESUME.
The offices of the Auditor. Treas
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NOTICIAS De JUNCOS
(De muestrO correpOnsal }

Julio 2-El microbes jueves de la
semans anterior estuvo en- este pueblo el
Sr. Galvez Otero, dando dos meeting es-
piritistas 4 los cuales asisti6 bastante con.
currencia de personas de .todas las clases
Sociales, que le tributaran muchos aplau-
SOS.
Auuque contrarios en- materia religiosa
al Sr. Galvez Otero, Teconocemos en- Ell
grandes dotes para la tribuna, como orador
elocueute y suggestive.
Bien quisi6ramosi oirle entire nosotros
dando un meeting polftico, en- el cual ha-
lara campo libre bastante para deSarro-
liar sus discursoH dar alto relieve al
ideal que sustenta como buen Unionista
En- las inscripciones verifcadas en- este
pueblo ell sabado Sc inscribieron 109 unio-
nistap, 10 republicanos 8 obreros. Es-
tos seg1n Sc asegura tuvieron una reunion
On la cual constituyeron un comit6, acor-
dando llevar & las urnas en- las pr6ximas
elecciones una candidatura propia y aeon
Beiar Sc inscribieran todos sus adeptoS.
Nos 10 corrobor6 Ia manifestation que
Bacaron aver tarde celebrando despu6s un
meeting en- la plaza, que result6 mediocre.
Hlcieron uso de Ia palabra seis obreros
unioniStas y republicRnos, ,entre los cuales
hubo alguno que otro desgraciado en- su
perOraci6n desahog6ndoge contra persona
lidades censurando con acritud la adj
ministraci6n con palabras incultss, echan-
do & barato el respetoy consideration que
debe guardarse las personals. Tai pro-
ceder desprestijia al que de tesa manera Sc
conduce repTueba Ia sociedad.
Tambi6n SO rumora, que en- la propa-
ganda que van empezar Sc trata de
atraer & la clase trabaJadora halagdndola
con promesas v9nas, dici6ndoleg, que GUAM
do v8yan al poder los obreros obtendrfan
un jornal de un peso, como 81 nuestros
campesinos fueran tan candidos que vaYan
Greer que Ell problema social y econ6mico
de nuestro pals, Sc puede resolver mientras
no 90 consolide la Bituaci6n, dandole un
gobierno propio q los puertorriquefog, de
cuyo dnicO modo solo podr6 armonizarBe
el capital y el trabajo.
Sentimos deveras que algunos obreros
que valen y quienes queremos y guar
damos las mayores Consideraciones, be
! deien embaucar tan facilmente por aquelloB
que sin reparos pretenden escalRr algunos
puestos en- la administration, sin aptitudes
para clio, y sin comprender que con su
conducta no hacen otra cosa que alentaT
al enemigo con quien tratan de formar
contubernio. ESos pocOB, por fortuna Sc
convencer6n de sus errores.
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RECTIfICRNDO.

Sir. Director de ia Correspondence de
Puerto Rico. San Juan, p. r..
Muy sefior y amigo nuestro:
Habiendose insertado en- aIgunos peri6-
sdicos de la localidad la noticia de que Ia
frma "a. Gaos q Co. recientemente
constitufda, habfa adquirido las mas inn
portantes representations de Ia casa ssR.
Paniagua & Co., deseamoB informar Il
usted que Ia tai version es completamente
falsa, pueg, con Taras excepciones, retene-
mos en- nuestras manos Ia botalidad de las
citadas agencias que son las siguientes:
A. S. Lascelles q Co., de New York.
G. M. Cabrera, de London. Evariste
Dupont & Co., de Bordeaux. Freund
Batlor q Co, de ToFino. Parsons Bro
theirs, dc New York.-G. s. Nicholas. dc
New York (remitente de los famosOS pro-
ductos Andrew Usher Whisky, Old Tom
Gin, y Cognac Marital. - Webb &
Meyer, de New York. Manuel Mufioz,
de Ia Habana (remitente de los acredita-
dos vinos del Norte de Espafia Y del
Cognac Hennessy tres estrellas. )-J. III.
Henkes, de Holanda. ~ Edmundo Grant
Lopez de Jerez de Ia Frontiers. Simeon
Dur6, de Valencia } algunas Otras que
omiSimOs resefar.
Adem6a, nos han favorecido reCiente-
mente con nueYas y valiosas Representa-
clones, que no citamos ahora, por no ser
del objeto dc esta carta.
Esperanto de su amabilidad, sefior
Director, Il publicidad de estas lfneas, nos
suscribimos sus altos amigos y 8. 8.
R pANTAqTfA & rtl
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A los prssidsntes de Ia junta Esc0-
la,

Carta Circular No. 341.--Junio 80, de
19O6.-A los presidentes de las J0ntas Es-
colares.
Sefores: Respet etuosamente ae les llama
su atenci6n Ia disposition de Ia Secci6n 2
de una Ley para enmendar Ia Secci6n 41
de Ia Ley Escolar CompiIada de Puerto
Rico y para otros fines, aprobada en 10 de-
Mario, 1904, por las cuales, en- ciertas cir
cunstancias, Sc autoriza al Comisionado de
instruction para expedir certificates por
dos tres afios. Los certifcados por dos
amos expedidos seg6n las disposiciones de
esta Ley caducan en- Junio, 1905, los Ger
tifcados dc tres amos en- Junio, 1907,
Las personals que posean certificates nor
tes amos tienen lderecho los priviIegios
conferidos por las disposiciones de la Lev,
es decir, serSnombrados para los puestos
que en- la actualidad ocupan la Junta Es-
collar tiene el deber de incluir esos nom-
bres en- tales nombramientos
Seg6n la decision del Attorney general
de Puerto Rico de fecha 20 de Junio, 1906,
las personas que posean certifcados por
tres amos y en- la actualidad est6n emplea-
das en- las poblaciones que hayan sido re.
cientemente desanexadaa delotrag pobIacio.
nes, tienen 81 derecho de ser empleadan por
asnuevas Juntas Escolares creadas por una
ley reciente de la Legislature.
Para dar facilidad 4 Las Juntas Escolares
al nevar.a cabo las disposiciones de estaLey
Be incluye una lista de los maestros que
posean certifcados por tres amos est6n en-
Ia actualidad empleados pOr las Juntas Sc
gun estaban constitufdas antes de la Bepa-
raci6n de ciertas municipalidades
Muy respetucsamente, Roland p. FGEk-
aer, Comisionado de instruction.
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ASCenSOS en- Ia POliGfa.

Orden General No. 2. Julio 2, 1906.
Por esta orden y partir de julio de
1906, ge hacen los siguientes ascensos:
Sargento Jose G. Gim@nez, es ascendido
& Ia categorfa de 20. teniente en- Bustitu-
ci6r del teniente Francisco Schettini,
RscendidO.
Los siguientes cabos son assemblies la
categoria de sargentog: Manuel E. Padr6
en- Bustituci6n del sargento Jose @. Gim6.
nez, ascendido.
Emilio Montilla en- sustituci6n del Sar-
gento Ramon Paoli que cumpli6 81 COM
trata no quiso reenganchaT.
Rafael Igaravidez an sustituci6n del
sargento Francisco Carreras, separado.
Rafael Bird on Bustituci6n del Bargento
Lavergne, Beparado.
El cabo INFERNO Liborio MILAN, be-
'nombra cabo en- sustituci6n del cabo
Antonio Martinez, separado.
PoF orden del cOronel Hamill,
j. JUDGE,
ler. Teniente Aypdants r !,
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GaIsria de Colorado.
AvIso.

Hoy se han cambiado todas les muestras
que se exhibfan en- 81 Salon de Exposicio-
mes de Ia casa.
Sc invita- lca parroquianos , 81 pdbli.
co ver los nuevOs trabajos J Sc avisa &
todas Las peTsonag cuyos retratos estaban
expuestos, que sus fotografias les ser6n en-
tregadas gratis, 81 solicitarlas PERSONAL
mente.
El plazo para u entrega de los retastOs,
vencera el dfa Is de este mes, y no se en-
tregar6n en- modo alguno, sin excepci6n,
mas que 4 las peraonas interesadas
Vencido el plazo que ae saiala, sin ha-
beEBe Eecoiido Las fotograffaa, 6stas % des-
truir6n como es costumbre.
Rafael Colorado.
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4 i | S D

ReCOmpensO 81 que encuentre.
Tn r0llO de d0eum6nt0E nOmbre dedon
Jose AntOlfn Bruno perdidO on 81 tFayecto
de oarTetera de Rio Piedras q aCaguas entire
~ - de la mariana del Cia go.
Euplico 81 que 10 eilcuentrs se airva avi4
sarl0 al frnante que reside en- auayanaas
Jose Antolln Bruno.
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ConnOCi0n en- Russia

New York, Julio g. l30 j m.
cOnao aecen compromised riamene ndduOs Il Dom
pendenaa de FinandR
Domino h
tardfmente dcuer
revou6n Ia
los
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POIitiCa de aisIamiento

New, York, julio g. 1.30 N
ceebrada gobien
mno hace alganas nones de Europa
pudieTan inhuencia
raproducente nsc6n
La enevs naada seemb emperadOr aa6n
Russia, a en- rancia
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PR p00 100

Los llarnados vinos cordiales prepara6io-
mes sin sabor De aceite de bacalao son compues-
tos espiutuososq que contienen una fuerte proper
! ei6n de alcoholic dudosa calidad, pero ningeM
aceite de bacalao PoT Ia gran cantidad de al
cohb que tales preparedness contienen, ejercen
sobEe el ORGANISING un efecto estimulante al
principle pero enervadory debilitante larga.
la administration de estos yinos cordiales
puede producer en- los ninos resultados fatales
porl Influenza per1icosa que ejerce el alcohol
en- el ssterna nervioso.
Estos vinos cordiales 8 preparedness sin
sabor que se dicen contener los alcaloides,
principles activos del aceite de higado de ba-
Calao, contienen por 10 menos de 1526 a 206
de alcohol, ademas de afectar el sstena ner-
yios0 y perturbar las funciones de nutrici6n,
cream en- los adultos Ia fatal propension 81 uso
de bebldas alcoholicas sus efectos en- gene
raj son comparables < los del aienio, & los del
aguardiente y otros icores ennbriagantes,
Cuando el cuerpo- esta debilitado, haco
extenuado, no requiere estmulantes alcohol
cos sino una alimentacion buena abundante
EN- gTasa y en- principles nutricios que engorde
u fortfdue, y por ESQ los mGdicos recetan la
! EMULSION de SCOTT, que contene el aceite
puro de hfgadod de bacalao de Noruega, que es
Ia grasa que mas facilmente sc asimila y Ell
meior alimento natural
Ademds del acete de higado de bacalao la
Emulsion de Scott contiene Ia Gicerina que
ayuda apronta digestion del aceite, y los Hi
pofosftos de caly de soda que nutTen el cere-
bro, los neryios los huesos. La Emulsion de
Scott no puede substituirse con nada como un
creador de carnes sangre fuefzas.
1Su mejor recommendation es el uso cOnstante
que de ella hacen todos los medicos del mundO
! en- el tratamiento de la Iisis de todas las
enfermedadss consuntivas
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Re hl0UlIaN dos trea hahitactoues. IN
fplnaaF cEtllt.a 8 leltoal sYe,
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Libretas para apuntar ropa & Il Iavandara
DeClaraciones de Nacimiento1.
Daclaraciones m6dicaa
CerciRCaions1 % pafuncipna.
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'INP0RTANTES CABLES
Heridos Ell Ia Catasirofe

!, 0p. M.
nanoa a nj mma magrayne hidos
Los % nhordbl blemente
Sc rcu notcie
ren de excursion
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EurOpeos defendi6ndose en- MarrueCos.

New York, Julio g. 130 o. m. .
dad de ado
morsm
QuJanue ezranis pOcfa nguna a
en-
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LA TIENDTTA.-Ds y. NQkEERARRLAi
-Fsasa PsiaespaE AZ InGo ~ AVanta-
NlSent0.
Dedicado con liitad < la vents da
lsisos raligio1u. aI1culcl ds novsdad =
trHfaHfa para nel0Er y Iali1Slitaa
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a ess innis y vude PaFsl is ps.
1iitaila 0io 600 q6intl
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Espaia rOmpe sus rGlaCiOnes conner
Ciales con Suiza Y FranCia.

New York. Julio 130
norman Madrid gobeno
y Fancia
En- los ccuos ficos Europa goer-
enO Ouyendoa agno pons de a poca bt6u convenas
del comerco hipno
-EI secetano de Estado Rootsal hoy para asa
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LINEA FERREA DEL ORsrE

LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE
TtinersriO. salsdas de BayanOn y Capt..
al simuftaneamente.
Dias Adorable -1a anaKa s, 8. is, 3 30
9.46 11.00. Tardo I2.15, 1.45. 8.16. 4.8s, $50
y O.16.
Diaa fsstivOs. Eanana 8, 0.6, $40, 0.45
1.OO Tarde 1915, 1.8O, 2s8O, $50, 4.80
$50 y 8 %.
l3llleEe baTat0s para d1aa fsstlYos. De
Cata1O Bayana6n, ida vuaIta n clRss
f0-25 81 9 ase $9-l6. De BaYarTln Cstafio
illa y Vues 90 e Gnss 0-16, 3 Clase S0-iO.v
Billete r1inaEiO de Capital 4 CatAGD on
s. clasO 8 ) centnVOa.
BaYeEn6ns - Dc Ssptial Sre de 1893. Ra-
naon ValdGs.
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1906-05-05
BLUFF CITY.

Planting WILSON be thing of
the past. Most of the farmers
are done planting cotton.
Health in this section of the
country is exceedingly good.
We had a fine rain Sunday
night, which was appreciated by
the farmers.
Several of the Bluff City peo-
pie attended the Odd Fellows
picnic at Chidester last Saturday
and report a nice time.
Bro. Arlington preached to a
large and attentive congregation
here last Sunday.
Our Literry Society is moving
along nicely. We had quite ar