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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-06
PORT ORANGE

sI-y,.a 'uTr,-p rni.ur'.
Port Orange. April i-Mr Har-
~ sans Wa a visitor ia our town
lat W..k
Mr.. Wiun has Iu>t finished tWo
wells, one tor Mr.. Henderson ou
Duulawtun avenue and the other
uu South RIds"N",,d avenue for
Mr.. Bull.
Mr.. and Mr.. Gcr. + luib-rg
and Mr.. DuEuI- returned h"m"
lat week from their trip t. Jack.
suuvIile. They came up th" ~.
johns river Co Enterprise, thence
g. B"re-ford and Del.and aud
from Their home.
Mr.. Far went over 10 DeI.and
Monday Of last week returning
"wednesday
Mr.. Dr.mmnud aud little
daughter rft fer their home in
Eau Clair. W.. Thursday.
Mr., Wr.ruA and her grand.
daughter. Mis- Jessie Hadluck,
left "Wednesday # last week for
Gr.cuvIlle. :. G..
Mr. l.. .. smith lruv" down IA
hi. autn saturday aud Monday to
trausarf hu-Iu.-, 90 rIunur,ion
witt the Port Oraug, bridge.
Ni-- Eu,... and H,r sister ar.
rived from Miami saturday o.
Wit their uncle anil aunt. Mr..
and MIR. Wm. Johnson
Th.r" we're ~" sNrur,t"n-
SUNDAY zap >rrucrC Creek t. attend
-rr,Irc at the Baptist church
there.
Mr.. With, Johnson NJ uvrr
To bland SUNDAY. n;urnlug
Monday
Mr. Nu johnson am, l.m,
Sunday r. m Ehlora.
Everything roiut- e. "u- hLdce
across the llaIita> bein1
very ,uru. which will do q.
{" build up CUR town than
other uu, thing.
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StetsOn University
Brief News Notes

Miss Eva Hawley visited her home
In DaytOna last wees.
Mrs.E. H. solomon vas the guest Of
Miss Palmer at supper In ChandOtn
Sunday evening.
Prof. Frost has announced that AL
graduating essays and OTatiOns must
be in by April IL. seniors, get busy
The preliminary handicap tennis
tournament Uas Son 10y Mr.. clifford
bolts. Has opponent In tho finals was
Mr.. Virgil HOugh.
Sir. Fred Has, an old StetsOnite,
came up from Orlando, where be has
been engaged in business, To see the
ball game.
The students Of French are glad 10
have Madame back again this term
Sue seems To be fully recovered from
her illness.
The =. L. ;. l. planning a grand
picnic for next saturday. Dat fail
To see full particulars In the sOciety's
report In this issue.
Mr.. George Calhoun and Sir. Harry
Duncan spent from Friday 10 AOnda y
al SIR. Duncan home in TaSaTcs and
other points OF IhteTesI-
Sir. LeScur Gaulden, formerly Of
Stctson, nOW of Vale, has bren IN DE
Land on sick leave" since March q,
visiting his mother and sister, Mis-
ErNinna.
MT. DOYLE carlton. accompanied BY
Prof. Nrhb u. Hail. left Friday foI
MIR. CaTltOn's Wauchula home. Ouing
To Mr.. Hill's indIsIsOsit ion the visit
Was cut short and they returned sun
day.
Mr.. Allyn Brown and his motheT
left Thursday Tor their home IN GlOu
crsteT, Mass. MT. brown will, hOw.
ever, spend some time in Washington
and other points en- route.
Miss Helen Manville. one of the
college senioTs, has gone Ia her home
In Orange city, a. she has already
obtained thc neces>sTy credits TOT
graduation. She Gill TetuTn for heI
diploma at CONNIE nCcmcnt time.
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EarIy Cleslag Agreepeut.

We, the undersigsed merchants Of
DeI.and. do herehy agree Co cIOse our
RESPECTIVE places Of baslsess at 4
O'Clock p. IN every day leEeeI.t Sat.
urdayl from MAY TO October !, isOs:
a.. A. Dreka a Co.
~. Davis.
W. II. Halsey
J. y. Allen a Co.
y. q. Brill.
Blane A HOrd.
Henry Carson.
w. d. Butner.
A. n. W0odall.
w. d. Haynea
4. a. Ericksoa.
up. MeElfoy.
v. ". FOuutain.
Watts A Miller.
,. z BigeiOu.
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MY mother has sntarnly hern made
young a. 80 Twenty year. of h..
ten-~ suffering fr"m dy-g-P-la had
entirely Disabled b~T. until slx months
aga. WHEN Shs hogan taking Ele1ric
Hitter. Whlrh have completely cars-l
her aud rsstorci the Strengih AMI
activity she had In the prime 81 life. .
writes Mr.. ". q. Gilpatris-k. 20 Ian.
farth. Ne. ;reatert restorative mrsli.
etne On the gio,e. SITS Stomach.
Liver and kidneys right. Paribes ths
hlool. and rurrs Malaria. BiliOusncs.
and WeakRe~s Wonlerfnl Nerve
Tenhr. Priv sac. Guaranteed by al
drnExistA
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Respectfully,
CHkIs q CODRISGToN.
DelAnd, Fla, April -.


The rradsFs of this paprr viii b.
lslsass-,i Ia leaTu that there l. at least
Ca drrats~l disease that ss'ience has
lt-rn aide 10 cure IN all is stages. and
that l. Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
= the Only tsssSitlye cure known Co the
MEDICAL fratsrnity CHtaFrh Icing con
stitutiSnal DISEASE. Ty-Iuir-s q cvnsti-
tutiOUal treatment. Hal = CataTTh Cure
s taen internally. a'sing directly up.
Ca the blood aud mucous surfaces II
the system. therrhy destroying the
foundation % the disease. and giving
the patient strcngth by building 40
the constitution and assisting nature
IN doing L. wOrk. The pTopgietors
have 80 mu~h faith 10 It's curative
'oWers. that they Ogrr one Hundred
doliars for any case that q fails 10
cure. Send Tor LIST 81 testimonials.
Address. o. J. CHENEY a co.
TOletlo. q.
Sid by Druggists. Is eeBta
MALLS FamIiv TIIls are the best
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AN OPEN LETTER,
To the People # VolusiA County {;
Believing that Mr.. Frank W.

To the People II VolusiA County ;
Believing that Mr.. Frank W.
sans Is not . iit person TO repre-
sent YOU in the halls Of the SEN
at at Tallahassee, I have, for the
past several weeks, made an effort
~ induce Prof. q. Z. Carson, If
Del.And, DIR. II. X. Dubois, II
Port Orange, or Mr.. 4. W. Bond,
81 Lake Helen, b. become n can
didate My efforts la this respect
have been most heartily seconded
10y many of the fair men Of Vo-
lusia county. Dr. Dubois aud
Mr.. Bond have both positively
refused to enter the contest.
Professor Carson still has tie
matter under adVisement, and
will make = positive decision the
c"ming week.
There are many reasons Why
the people # Volusia should make
q change il this Office. These
reasons the people knOw, and
their discussion here, aud nc this
time, is unnecessary.
This letter is written in all APP
pal 90 the hest men, and u the
god women. Of VOlusIa county
ell Il whom | urge To- make their
honest opinion known to Mr..
Carson WITHOUT DELAY.
II h. enters th. contest, Mr.
Carson will receive u vote that
would h. n high compliment
to any man; and, when elected,
he will b. Q senator 1T which any
district and state could b. proud
tie not only has the ability, hut
he IL tree fFom any and all zen
tangling alliance with regard
to the dirty politics which have
ruled NOlusia county.
d. tn people Of Solusia coun-
~ wish Mr. Sans Ia continue e.
represent" Them That is the
question.
Respectfully,
CHkIs q CoDRISsToS.
DeI.and. Fla, April =.
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ADVERTISING PAYS.
Bis Rsgisirztlsa Cor stessou's special
SpsiRg Normal.


spsing Normal.
That advertising pays" ha,
ben amply proven by the rrgis
tratiOn at Stetson University fOl
the spring normal. StetsoR IL
rapidly becoming the best adveT,
tised sehOol in the south. Up g.
Tuesday night, the folloWiR
named new students had regis.
ter-d for the spring term:
list 90 NORMAL STUDENTS PUKsCINC
SPECIAL REvIEw COCRsE
Alderman. DeWiltOn. Bassinger.
AndersOa, Margaret. Lakeland.
BeidlcF, Mrs. Laura, LeUOn Ci.y.
bingham, Joan A., Eagle Lake.
BENNETT, Iren~. jefferson.
Collins, y l., Tiger Ray.
Cosner, Walter ~. kissimmee.
FTaahlin. FlOrence, Plant City.
FarReIl. Lila, Fort White.
Grace, Nallie, EvinstOn.
Gayun, Auule. lylcr.
HancOck. J. A. Fort Meade.
Hale, Mrs.. II. ". Seville.
Knight. Alvsh, MascOtte.
Morelaad. Molly. ~ White.
MiEzelle. Kate, Mrlrose.
Martin, Nellie. Orange City.
Oueas. q. 81, CmatillA.
Price, Henry, Melrose.
Roberts. Perry A., Lynne.
Richards, L1cille. sanford
Reaves. Ada, Winter Gardea.
RAIDER, Grace, Miami.
Rogers, Mabel Webster.
sanchez, t,ascO, Dover.
Sanchez. Norman l.. Dover.
Shumate. Mary. BaTtOW.
stephens. flOrrace. Halena Vita.
Winslowr, Cody, Bashnell.
wiaslOue, Blake. Bashnell.
Walden, Larry, bower.
Wilson. shelby A.. Aiakka.
Yates. Walter, Plant City.
tEnTOllmeat not complete: neu
students are coming In every dayL
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NJ. Thorpe. Who has been spending
two weeks at Port orange since he
came fr, m the hospital a. SANFORD.
returned SATURDAY much improved
ami Is located again at Palmetto cot.
taVr.
Word comes from Mr.. Andrea. of
Detroit, that she j. ,afc anu Wc.. hat
found cold ~rathcr.
SIR. and Mrs. Rich and Mis- France.
who vent last week on that oSlaWsha
excursion, returned Tuesday not very
veil pleased with their trip.
SIR. and Mrs. I,olfc. who stopped at
Palmetto Cottage tWo weeks, left ri.
day for their home IN the north.
The Whist club met al the Hal
Monday Afternoon. Mr.. Manville and
Mrs. Frank Tsy ioT entertained. There
Sere i've table, Mr. Pcticngi..
Won ladies' frst honors. Major King
nan gentlrmen's first hUnOTs. there
vas a mistake la-t week, In rcpori ing
eight tables, there acre only ~
tables
MIR Henry O-borne. Of DENVER. col.
arrived Tueday evening. tie j. a ruu--
in Of Mr.. u =. Leavitt. she bad n"'
seen him for thirty year. Tie visited
her until Monday eve. then vent on
10 spend some time Wtth hi. daughter
10 Miami he returns to Denver in
April.
Mrs. Burrell ha. - Tar recovered
that she has gon, over tu pvl.aud tu
make her daughter visit. NT-. Brain
ard Taylor
Mr.. and Mr.. Harrison l'-s. ui ~
agara FaIl-. she as,, been stopping
at the FrnSick thl. winter, lett Nom
day for their homc They w.,i re-
greatly missed a. they Wcre cut,
musical. .he playing the plano AMI
Mr.. Pea the violin. They Werc a boz.
help 10 entertainments this stnter.
Mr. Ilarencr La~urv, of M,nomOne,
via, sold la.t serk the Taintrr place
in Orange city, 60 Mr. Albert h,Sln-
son, Of Chicago. Ne th.ns noW the
place Gill be improved. II lea inc
situation for a private Te-idenoe OF
hotel.
Sir. -. !. SaryrT and Nlie. Of Free
port, va, left Tuesday noon tor their
home. They have spent the wiutcr
in one Of Mis- Dickinson cuttse-
on the corner Of NO,usia AMI Lemon
avenues.
MT. wm. HcebneT and daughter.
Miss Gorilla. left Tuesday Tot Tampa
20 attend the state Federation Of
Clubs.
We are glad 10 lay Mr. Bcn Thur-by
IL - be can he out again, lie hs, been
laid up for too weeks With an ulcer.
ated tooth, and has suffered terribly
Mrs. Rust has gone over TO Tampa
To attend the Federation of Cluhs.
Dr. Bartlett and Wife, of Ohio, ar,
recent arrivals at the True House.
MT. Lakens gave Mrs. r. a Hlll a
ride TO DeI.aRd wednesday morning
behind his spirited horses.
The euehre club met TUESDAY even
ing. There we're siN tables. Mr.. -.
John Won ladies arst h0nors; Mr..
wm. CLARK. Of Toledo, Ohio, gentle
men's fret honoTs.
Mrs. viii Tylandcr and little daugh
ter, Mis-. Elizahcth, left WEDNESDAY
noon for their home al "a. Pierce, Pa
after a visit Of four weeks TO relatives
and friends in orange city.
MOoday evening there was a croSd
Of our young people speut the evening
In Dei.and.
Mr.. W. J. BTeWrteT, Of Hannibal
n. ", a sehOolmate Of Dr Curtis
came over from DcI.and and made
- n - Ia. q. .k..re sg.fe Wefuas
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nssk Agssn.

RimeT: II sent q poem 20
scribbler's Magazine day before
yesterday"
Aseum; YES? suPpOse you
expect b see is appear pretty
sO0n."
RimeF: 1t appeared sooner
than I expected. IL Vas in my
mail this morning.
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NO ANIMAL rms War.
Interszt Arsassa Tee Late % %
Any Gee4.

At . meeting Of the Collegiate
Board on March I'D. the Annual
editors reported that 10 had been
impossible t. arouse active inter-
est ia the project until such n
late date that they deemed il i'm
practicable ca get out IN Annual
this year. The report Vas ae-
crpsed by the Board, and it was
decided a. drop the Annual for
the present..
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organ Recital.

Thursday afterB~,n Prnf. Morse
gave, by request, a very enjoyable
organ recital t. quite u number
IT invited friends. Mrs. Hays
also rendered two solos. All those
present. pronounced the affair a
great treat.
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WHY

ha," t"r.I liver when u,ri,iue.
iH" uu.H liver regulator Will help
Nsu' -Ia,v. .. u" -r5-su Why Yen
should suffer frpu l'y-IsT,,ia. Cou.
,' .Iaf.Hu. '.'. auI Fever "r any
.t,r .H.... uf, uu'l lI,r,.u, win
cure luu O. e Waite MrstNiile.
Ila. writes = Was si'k fur q month
veil ,h.l's and fever. 5ud after taking
49," I-,rti', "f Il"ri',ur am we'll and
h'Iitl1 ~r.d Beg 100 druggists
DAY morning. utltor say- b, had not
seen Mr. Brcwstcr foF hfteen years.
NJ 4. O.. Arnold. Of sanford. moved
hi- family to orange city Wednesday
Tie j. employed by Mr.. wm. Laws a.
teamster at his mill. Mr.. Arnold 10
Occupying the rooms over Mr.. Har-
.dln's store al the corner Of Graves
and NOiu-ia avenues.
Friday evening of last ueeE there
were a number Of our young people
attended the dance az the Putnam. IN
DcI.and.
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ley moved his family from Or
ange City and they occupy the
rooms over A. n. Pelton's store.
Mr.. Bailey is . sawyer in the new
mill.
Miss Annie Griffith Was quite
sick all last week.
A Lake Helen lady has discov.
cred that il the leaves Of cam
phOT trees are put ia hens nest
there will be mo- vermin abiding
therein, and if cOOPs Of little
chicks are set under camphOE
trees the insects that torture little
-hickens in FLORIDA will not mo-
lest them. Those who have tried
he pOultry business have M easy
'emedy at hand for many of it,
perplexities IL they will plant
.amPhOr trees.
Mulberries have been selling
cor 10 cents pr box.
Mrs. AntOinette Johnson start
I'd Monday for her home ia Cres-
CO, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Nelson Blake
went u jacksonville Monday
Mr.. Blake will return Thursday
Miss Blake will 90 ON to Denver,
Colorado, before returning 81
their home in Massachusetts,.
Merchant wilkinson came over
from Smyrna Sunday aud dined
Nith friends.
The PeOPle whO have wintsred
at the Camp are fast scattering
~ points Of interest in the State,
and 10 their northern homes /;
about twenty left on Monday.
Mrs. Vest has been quite iRdis-
posed II late.
The Baptist Sunday school gave
an entertainment at the church
Thursday evening. A revival 81
lessons, ducts, solos, instrumental
srios aud stereOPticah pictures.
by Rev. Wells, made an enter
tanning program.
The railroad company have ex-
tended the sidetracks from the
brick factory Ca the new mill |;
trees are being taken cut and IL
begins 10 loOk ~ il the fine new
sandstone brick depot would SION
materialize.
Mr.. Costello and sister, Mrs.
Sears, and daughter. aud the B-r-
lin Wright family expect .. start
for New York on the llth inst.
Mrs. Richards contihu-s ia q
suffering condition.
Claff Mckenzie vas riding a
horse through the wOods. the ami
NAL fell aud the rider went down
with 10 and sustained q broken
leg; the fracture 10 between the
knee and the hip.
Another sPiFitualist Camp is a.
he started at Hawks Park some
of the restless spirits 1t the Lake
Helen camp arr Interested in il,
which is . reminder Of that in.
elegant yet expressive saying.
Some people will cut of their
nose to spite their face George
p. Colby is adveriised to sIeak
there next Sunday.
Mr.. vanzant left this city in
January Tor California. He found
il too cold there aud returned b.
FLORIDA, stopping at Miami and
Jacksonville. H. il still al tn
latter place.
Mr.. Cohen, of DeI.shd, takes
Mr.. Kings place in the B"nd
COmpany's store - bOokkeeper,
and Mr. King serves in that ca
pacity At the brick factory Ofhce.
Bert Spencer will he the new
delivery clerk when John McGill
takes . position in the mill.
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LAKE HELEN.

TTaia d~parfm-al h In ehaFre % Mr.. lrene
q. Adaws. who - authuriaed o. rtcsite sub
egEipttons. adv-ftisrlannts. etc, aud % collrct
FIR aame. Any courteey shawn Mn. Adaue
Stil b. appreciafed - TaE NHuA-Eb.l
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The ladies Of the BrOuhing Club
and the Round Table with their
husbands and few invited friends
were entertained at Chaadoiu
Hall parIors On Saturday even
ing, March -. by Mrs. D.. b.
SrlOnsOn AAd Miss Palmer. An
exceedingly valuable paper on
the place 81 Browning in Eng
lish dramatic literature" Was read
by Pr'f. FIRST. and Dr. J. n.
Eager, Ter many years = residual
&c Italy, rad u selects n from the
pet. Prof. FnDst's Z aper showed
q th"r'ngh grasp of the subject IN
hand. Delicious refreshments
were s-rvrd. and the hOsiesses
Nere To- he thanked f,.r one Of the
mist delightful embellishments
ever given ia Isrl.and.
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Rhsanasisn MAkss Lifs Miserable.
\ haVi,y heme j. the us'st valuable
I-'s~.-ssi,,u that T. within the r-8ch &C
maukimi hat you rauHot enjoy IL
''smfuTt~ u you arr suffering from
rheumatism. Iou throw aside bu-l.
ues> ,ar'-. uh-u y"u enter year bonie
aud ysu D. relieved fnsm thoSe rbeu-
mzliir pains also ly applying Chamhrr-
lain's Pain Balm. One aIFslieatisn VIII
give yea rriirf and H. contiunei ~
for = shori time win briRg alsoui q
Iermsneut cure. Per SALE hy an drug
xi~tx
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ORANGE CITY.

TThia departmsnt j. tu chkrEs - Nst.
isbgss-k Nho - authuIlufd o. rs7'iN' rlb
s.sript iuf. advert tussnf- etc. AMI o. .THItetf
~ ans. Auy cuuFtt.sN shown M. iltsfss
utIl IT, 81 pr,-ciatcd ~ IHI NEw~.-tr
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Home Baking
with
ROYAL
Baking Powder

tn. Uniisd States Agricultural Dspartmsns
has Issued land eiseulaies frss) vsluabis report
giving the rsshis a elaborate experiments mads
By and ndsr the direction d the Dsparsnsnt.
which show ths great saving from baking At homs.
a. compared with eoss If buying Al the hak<ra
AnbRad. eaks. biseuh. ersEers. &c, are very msch
irsshsr, deanr. ehsapz andmOse vholssoms whsn
nads a home wah Royal Baking POwdez.
so1A sszzs ss~sss CO. usw vsak
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il il needless e. say We couldn't
do 10.
The team leaves Thursday night
for Lake City tn play the q. Of ,.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
AN EXTRA MONTH OF SCHOOL.
Mrs. Flora Jones Re-employed I'm the
Fruityalc District.

Mrs. Flora Jones has been employ
ed by the board in the Fruitvale dis
trict, near Freewater, to teach an
extra month, to follow the expiration
of the six months term, on March 16,
for which she was originally employ
ed. The additional month mentioned
begins March 10, and ends April 10,
and 1t is probable that she will teach
beyond the latter date. depending up
on how the districts funds hold out.
Mrs. Jones was employed last fall
to teach the intermediate and gram
mar grades, and had charge of those
grades only, until March 5, when Miss
Cora +. McCully's contract to teach
the primary grades expired. Miss
McCully quit the school at that time,
ana the pupils she had charge of have
since been in Mrs. Jones charge, CIV
ing the latter a total enrolment Of
nearly 60.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
NORTHWEST NEWS.

1t is claimed that the lowest tenn
perature recorded at Eugene this
winter was the night of March 1915,
when the thermometer registered 20
degrees above zero.
The dwelling with all its contents.
belonging to Mrs. William Vincent,
widow with a large family, living near
Middleton, was burned. Insurance,
$500; loss, much greater.
By an explosion at the North Pole
mine at Bourne. Frank Mccain was
cut about the head and face, while
Robert Newman's hearing will be
permanently impaired as an effect.
The right of way for the Spokane
& Inland Electric railway, projected
from Spokane down through the Pa
louise, has practically all secured.
Construction has begun at several
points.
Caesar NJ. lombard, president OF
the A. Gordon CO.. of Portland, miss
ed making an eastern connection al
Denver the evening Of March Is, and
the fact was responsible for his moi
being aboadr the wrecked local al
Adobe. Col.
In broad daylight a stranger threw
a large rock through the plate glas'
window OF the Douglas County banl
at Roseburg. He then walked W
street out Of town and into the woods
in plain view Of many people, ye
every attempt made to apprehenc
him has failed.
Moses Mccoy is dead at his hom'
al Forest Grove. rs miles west o.
Portland. He came to the place
where he died, in 1863, stopping II
Portland on the way out During thu
40 years In which he lived at ant
near Forest Grove. he never saw Port
Land. He was quite old. well-to-do
and raised a large family.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
Church of the Redeemer.

Rev. Henry Dixon Jones. rector;
services for the third Sunday in Lent
Sunday school and Bible classes, 10
a. m. Morning prayer, litany and
sermon. II; evening prayer and SER
mon. 1880. Subjects of sermons
Morning. "Some Mid-Lenten Ques-
tionings"; evening. Finding the Life
in Losing It." Services during the
week: Tuesday and Thursday, at p.
m. evening prayer and address; Fri
day, at the same hour, litany and
confirmation lecture Wednesday
evening. 7.3O, service and address.
Subject. Essential Elements of
Character in the Making of the Law
yer" Speaker, G.. w. Phelps To all
of these services the public is cordial
ly invited. Vestrymen await strangers
to welcome them and show them to
seats. The rector would remind the
public especially of the splendid
series of addresses which are being
spoken at the church on Wednesday
evenings. He urges upon all who are
thinking of confirmation the import
ance of regular attendance at the
confirmation lectures. Many. who
should he present, are exhorted to be
in their places next Friday. Draw
nigh to God, and He will draw night
to thee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
JUDGE LOWELL INDoRSED.
Weston Leader Urges Eastern Ore
gon's Candidate for Senate.

The Weston Leader warmly in
dorses the candidacy of Judge S. A.
Lowell for the United States senator
ship as follows:
The candidacy of Stephen A. Lowell
for the United States senate meets
with prompt approval from press and
people in this part of the state. He
is regarded as the foremost republi-
can in eastern oregon.
His record in public life has been
irreproachable, and in pride and con-
fidence Oregon could entrust him
with her affairs at Washington.
Since a democrats chances, even
Gearin's, are too remote to be con-
sidered, the Leader hopes that Mr..
Lowell will be "the peoples choice"
so that he may be seated by the leg
islature with the aid of democratic
votes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Quarterly conference Saturday
evening. 1880. Sunday will be the oc-
casion of our third quarterly meeting.
Rev. William DeWeese. who assisted
in the recent revival meetings. will
be present and preach both morning
and evening. At 10 a. m. the regular
Sunday school service will be held for
90 minutes, then the regular quarter
ly love feast will occupy the rest of
the hour. Rev. DeWeese is an able
preacher. Come and hear him.
Communion service at the close of
the morning sermon. Jnuior and In
termediate league 3 p. m. Prof
Bleakney will address the Epworth
league at $50 p. M; evening serv-
ice, 1880. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Robert Warner, pastor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-03-17
II. CHURCHES
First Baptist Church.

Rev. @. Leroy Hall, pastor. Morn
ing theme. "The Divine Uplift"; eve
ming. The Immovables." The leader
of the boys and girls meeting at 3
O'Clock is Cecil Jones. The topic for
the b, Y. p. L, prayer meeting at $50
is "Christs Life; His Summary of
Conduct. The Sermon on the Mount"
Leader Miss Carrie Hartwell. 1t is
with pleasure that the pastor with his
choir and congregation accepts the
kind invitation of our Presbyterian
brethren to meet with them in the
evening worship at 1880. in the I. o.
o. F. hall. We would be pleased to
have the Christian Endeavor Of that
church meet with us at the $50 SER
vice in the Baptist church.