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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1906-03-22
River of Ink,

In Algeria there is a curious freak
OF nature, a river of genuine ink, caus.
ed by the joining of two streams, one
Of which comes from an iron range,
while the second stream flows from a
peat swamp. On meeting, the acid Of
one stream blends with the iron solu-
ton of the other, with the result that
ink is formed.
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HOPE soBs UP At ALGEcIRAs.
Believed That Germany and France
Will Reach Basis of Accord.

Algeciras, March 1S-Postponement
of the plenary conference on Moroc-
can reforms until March 20 arouses
among the delegates hopes that Ger
many and France meantime will
reach a basis of accord.
1t is the opinion Of influential dele
gates, including the Americans and
Italians, that an agreement is attain
able. They argue that the conference
would not have been called unless the
principal parties concerned had fore
seen the probability of a successful
issue, and, therefore, they will strive
to blend the rival propositions into
unison before the next meeting, when,
they hope, the vital question will be
satisfactorily settled.
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The Bridal Spoon.

First Maid-Have you an easy place
to work?
Second Ditto-I should say, It's
no trouble to keep the house in order
At all. I'm working for a bride and
groom, and they never use anything
but the cosy corner.
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Athletics at the Vatican.

Pope Piux X. has, among other limo
vations, introduced the custom of hold
ing athletic gatherings at the Vatican.
All the Roman Catholic gymnastico so.
cieties in Italy were recently invited
to give their exercises in his palace,
and a great carnival of athletics was
held in the Vatican gardens.
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flows ThiSP

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Satsrrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Cstarrh Cure.
F.. !. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J. Cheney
for the last 10 years, and believe him perfectly hon
orable in all business transartl"cG auu financially
able to carry OF any obligations msde by his nrm.
WALDISG. KINSAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price IS cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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TRAIN KILLS TWO WOMEN.
Wabash Passenger Engine Hits Chi
caoo Pedestrians.

Chicago, March 1S.-Two unidenti-
fed women, thought to be mother and
daughter, were instantly killed yes
terday by a passenger train on the
Wabash railroad at the crossing of
the railroad and Thirty-third street.
The body of the elder woman was
thrown high in the air, and when she
struck the. ground she was dead. The
younger woman was dragged under
the locomotive and cut to pieces.
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MANY Children are Sick,y,

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders tOrChildren,
used by Mother Gray, a nurse in Children's
Home, New York, cure Fe~verishness, Head.
ache, Stomach Troubles, Teething Dis
orders, Break up Colds and Destroy Worms.
At all Druggists ,25c. Sample mailed FREE
Address Allen S. Olmsted. LIE Roy, N. Y.
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torture went
through now seems to
have been almost IN
bearable. / had back.
aches, pains in the
side and loins, dizzy
spells and hot. fever
ish headaches. There
W ere bearing down
palms.. and the kidney
secretions passed too
frequently and with a
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Prison Newspaper.

The Star of Hope newspaper is
Sublished twice a week in the famou.
Sfng-Sing prison in New York. It
contributors, editors, artists, compos
itors and publishers are the convict
inmates. From the beginning to the
the prisoners.
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Extra Loud.

Eva-Belle just told me Of your en-
gagement.
Erna-Did she? Why, she promised
faithfully not to whisper it to any one.
Eva-Oh. she didn't whisper it. She
announced it through a megaphone.
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81 feel like a horse" said Farmer G..
Whizz, when he returned from meeting
the green goods man in town.
"How's that" asked the hired man.
City broke"
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Sprinq!

Time to cleanse the system and purify
the blood. Take Garfield Tea. Natures
perfect laxative; i is the best blood
purifier known. 1t cures sick headache.
regulates the liver. kidneys. tomacH
and bowels. Send for sample.
Garfield Tea Co. Brooklyn. y. Y.
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Harsh Measures.

Don't you occasionally have CON
pany at the house that bores you?"
"Often. But we have a remedy. We
always let our little Johnnie recite."
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NELSON DESERVED DECISION,
Had Advantage Of McGovern, but
EIoht Goes As Draw

Philadelphia, March 16. - Battling
Nelson had the advantage Of Terry
McGovern in their six-round bout
which took place at the National Ath.
letic club last night. For the first
three rounds the fight was a disap.
pointment. There were scarcely half
a dozen solid blows struck. the men
wrestling from one end of the ring to
the other with the referee powerless
TO separate them.
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BIG FLOOD Is THREATENED.
Town Is Deserted by Inhabitants
Vineyards Are Laid Waste.

] w is Deserted by inhabitants-
Vineyards Are Laid Waste.
Fresno, Cal, March IS. - A storm
of unprecedented severity has been
raging for sixty hours, and the region
between the San Joaquin and Kings
rivers is threatened with the greatest
flood in years. The fall of snow in
the mountains exceeds all records.
Telephone service at Pine Ridge,
which is at the 5,O00-feet altitude,
says already over twelve feet of nov
has fallen, and at the summit the
depth is said to be over twenty-five
feet. Both the Kings and the San
Joaquin rivers are above the danger
line. The residents Of the Garfield
vineyards district worked all night in
a binding rain building levees, but
their
Work Went for Nothing
when a huge wave swept that district.
Fancier creek, flowing into canals of
the Fresno Irrigation Canal company,
is beyond control and is laying waste
vineyards.
After a night OF terror the 600 peo-
pie of Laton, on Kings river, yester-
day morning moved in a body to the
grade of the Santa Fee railway. The
levees about the town, which are six
feet high, overlooked.
Numel Gus bridges are being washed
out in the northern colonies.
The Santa Fee and Southern Pacific
report numerous washouts and their
trian service is demolished.
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No School,,

You think, then, that Johnnie will
be all right by tomorrow, doctor?"
Not a doubt of it, madam; to-mor-
row is Saturday"
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1t is mans nature 20 fall, but he
sometimes fools people by refusing tC
do it.
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ETC permanently cured. No nts or nervousness asesf
1lO hrst days use OF Dr.. Eline's Great Nerve Restor
or. Send for FREE %. 90 triai bottle and treatise,
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on those snow.
white beds are mi and girls who
are awaiting or recovering from opera
tions made necessary by neglect.
Every one of these patients had
plenty of warning in that bearing down
feeling. pain at the left or right Of the
abdomen, nervous exhaustion, pain in
the small of the back, pelvic catarrh,
dizziness, fatulency, displacements or
Irregularities. AL Of these symptoms
are Indications Of an unhealthy con.
dition of the female organs, and if not
needed the trouble may make Roadway
until the penalty has to be paid by q
dangerous operation, and a lifetime Of
impaired usefulness at best, while in
many cases the results are fatal.
Miss LueIla Adams, Of Seattle, Wash.
/@rites:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham -
"About two years ago I was q great suf-
ferer from q severe female trouble, pains and
headaches. The doctor prescribed for me and
finally told me that I had a tumor and must
undergo an operation if I wanted to get well.
I felt that this was my death warrant, but I
spent hundreds of dollars for medical help,
but the tumor kept growing. Fortunately I
correspondedwith an aunt intheN New England
SUaU6S, anu Sne duNlSeu Iue 10 Jake Lyula Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as it was
said to cure JUNIORS. Ibid SO and immediately
beganto improve in health, and / was entirely
cured, the tumor disappearing entirely, with
out an operation. I wish every suffering
woman would try this great preparation" :
Just as surely as Miss Adams was
cured of the troubles enumerated in
her letter, just SO surely will Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cure
other women who suffer from fe-
male troubles, Inflammation, kidney
troubles, nervous excitability or ner-
vous p~rostration.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all young
women who are i'll to write her for free
advice. She is daughter-in-law of
Lydia e. Pinkham and for twenty-five
years has been advising sick women
free of charge. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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The road to success is paved with
grit and sand.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children %teethlng. softens the gums, reduces IN
nammation allsys pain, cures wind collie. 25c q bottle
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U NOT KEEP UP.
Broken Down, Like Many Another
Woman, with Exhausting Kidney
Troubles.

Mrs. A. Taylor, Of Wharton, N. j.,
says: Il had kidney trouble in its
most painful and severe form, and the
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HOSPITALS CROWDED
MAJORITY OF PATIENTS WOMEN
Mrs. Pinkhamas Advice Saves Many
From this Sad and Costly Experience.

It is a sad but
certain fact that
g very e a r
brings q n in
crea Sc in the
umberofopera
tions performed
upon women in
o ur hospitals.
Morethan three
fourths of the
patients lynn
on those snow.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-04-13

10; Improvement, and rpalr,.
ThI. amount th,v realized 40 ia.
aZar.
Mr.. j. y C,-,Isr aud wife and
Mrs. u. \. Ming l"tt last week
ter Elmira, y. \. Mr.. King will
remain a their guest until later
ia th" spring. Shen IL" Will l.u,,
Ter her h"m' iu TEX un.ha, Mich
Mr. anil Mr.. MrN-aly. SIR.
smith and her daughter. Mr..
Dora johnson. aud Mr.. Dan
lels aud children. ,.a,- W.d-
nc-day fer their h"uc- 100 Mad
son, south Dakota.
The ,ad n"s- ha- iu-t rrachrl
IA that uuro.d irvud. q Ia,. Cady.
o, uu mar. 10. "a. regular
visitor To- lIclGuu and 49, liked
by every uu,. cur heartfelt
sympathy g'.c- "uI e. hi- -"rruS-
InE Wiic. Iii home va, "a ~pr.u-
Valley. MINI.
Ti'. -ad u-W- Wa ANNOUNCED
SUNDAY morning that Gc"rg. !.
C"nk- vas dead; thr -plrIt lett
Il earthly ai,-i- ju,t after mid-
night, having iu.t entered upon
hl- jl-l year Funeral ,,r, -..
acre held ia TIN I,arlur ct the
De>-tu huu-r; %" Wa- a graf la
yuTite With all tn -l.,t.. AMI hi,
death cast a -luum over ia. ~
Iirr community. Everything that
owing hand. aud money could d.
Nas done for him. The kng'-
Daughters acre constantly az h.
ISvlside mini-t"riug To- H. wants
ai'd Keeping hI~ TuUm fragrant
with beautiful hoWers. lic .caVc-
! hrukrn-hearted Nlfe ai,d a -,n
ND daughter {" mourn his Ices.
The entlI" community rVt"ud, 60 |
l,rm their HEARTFELT sympathy
u = body IA. LAID L. T,.-t les .uy- .
NJ hands IA l'inehurst c,.met.ry .
az a. ia" -un disappeared IN the I
rest.
'b,'u art gonr 1, the grave, fut we .
ali nut d,pluTc tucc:
Tbuug b -1rTOS and darkness Cu,um- .
tsa-s the tomb
he Savior ha. pa--ed through u ,
PoTtal- bctorc thee.
And the lamp 81 his love !, thy .
guide through the Z iuOm.
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ming. Nj llre.urr va. ..crt.d
q d"Icgat. Co the National Frd.-
alton rt club, 90 o. held BOO =.
Paul. MINI. next jun
Mr.. Dr. IurtI- entertained a
t'N trirud- L. TIA VI nday after
n,-,u.
Their" ar. quite d..cgat .uu
uf cur winter visitors I.ft Mon
day mora M f"r their northern
h"m->. Mr. and Nj Patteugill
and Mi, l"i- Fcun from the
Oraugr CITY Hotel. Mr.. Fl.trh.
r., Mr.. aud Mr.. Hopkins and
MI~- M"rryiic.d. eur rank are
CITING thin. but Wr hoI'r {" 500
thru all hack ia the fall
Mr.. aul Mr.. Morse entertain
81 th" Whist Cluh Monday after
n'"n at Library Hall. Their
VT. three table, Mr.. Fun.y
ven lsiI,--' first hunor.. Mr.. dur
hen ven g,ut.lmen'- tir.t honor.
This Wa tn. last Whist meet thu
-ca-stu.
Miss Dickin,,,u returned from
h"r visit too uT,,na.l" Monday she
/ having Mr.. Chisholm De- -nmr
work fuT h,r over Their.
Rev. Halliday J. spending two
weeks IA his ruttagr az CuTuuad"
beach.
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DELEON SPRINGS.


rp"cial ''frysIsrndsuC..
Mr.. :. r.. Gilmore. If Sea,
hr"eze, Was IN our town Tuesday
calling on hi- many old friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Barrrtt left last
week for their home IA Ken
turky.
Mr. Gunth"r, cur popular Sec
.ti"n foreman. aud Miss Ruby
hium wcrr qulct y married at thu
rc-idrnc" uf al. hrid,'s mother
Tue Law. Rev Bill tied Oh. Knot
The King, Daughters met
FRIDAY aft"rn"ou at ia. residence
'i Mr. Harry L.. They report
having paid oul t2l.G2 Ter pub
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Proper IDrfsnss.
Del.and, April u.

mot guilty, yOur honor "
The reply at SKINNY Mike. the Bank
Safe Blower, vas a. clear a. A lTll
hot yOu SrTe caught rcd-handed
In the act" declared the court.
II wa- there, your hoR"r. but only
In my official capacity az a mrmhrT
ct the hazard OF direyt1rs ct the coT
poration kn"wn A. tn Aualgamatrd
Association of Bank T,immeT-'
"rhat hing the cA-r.' said the
c"urt. ''yuu are di-c hsTg-d. The pTO--
ecutiag attorney Gill tsSr step AZ
oacr To bring this criminal as-.s-i al ION
brfoTe me In it, COTps'Tatr. noi it, IA
divbsiusl. capacity. AMI WbeH he dar-
shat ] De- to Ia Siil lSc a VlrHty"
After this c''uTt ad 'urncd, having
satisfied precedent
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AN OPEN LETTER.
mo. -

To TIE People u Vo'usia C,uafy:
Prof. q. =. Carson, whose mans
was mentioned last week as u pos
sible candidate for the State sen
ate, has definitely declined &
enter the Contest. I regret thi,
very much, AS Mr.. Carson would
surely have been elected, and
would have performed the duties
Il the office in a manner that
would have reflected great credit
upon himself and upon the people
who honored themselves ia hon
OTing him.
For several weeks many IT INV
friends have urged me to become
a candidat. for the state SeRate.
While there vas any chance Of
Dr. Dubois, Mr.. D.. W. Bond, or
Professor Carson becoming y can
di,late. I refused to consider the
matter, and have done ali could
o. induce one Of these gentlem,n
O. allow his name a. he us'd
They have all declined, and ]
nov make this the formal att
nouncement Of my candidacy,
and ask your SUPPORT in the com
ing primary.
! should have preferred e. have
remained = private IN this c"n-
test, and To have given NV most
hearty support IL any fair, con.
sentative, independent citizrn
who Offered.
l 10 not enter this contest With.
the idea OF injuring any man. 4
rerognizc the right IT all men e.
aspire a. any Office under our
Democratic form Of government.
and ! ask the support Of all fair.
honest men in NOlusia county.
La asking your support I shall
define my position on the several
important questions now before
the people, that you may know
what you vote for when you 60
Ia the polls.
| shall nUt engage in any un-
'aemly scramble fer the Office. nor
be the first to bring personal mat
Iers int" the campaign; but
hall try t. show. by thu public
'iIicial acts Of thu present Sena-
.or. that a chang should II. made
"a this uilire.
Respectfully,
CHRIs. -. CobKINGTUN.
Del.and, April u.
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PORT ORANGE
sTsslal CoFrv-p, ,B,isRos.

~AoN'aa NeNNsAttAAfAAes
Port Orange, April ll.-Mrs.
Whitehead and children, Who
have been visiting Mrs. &. W.
Johnson, left for st. Augustine
Sunday.
Mrs. II. II. Knapp entertained
. number Of her friends az her
hume on the banks of thu Halifax
at Blake.
Miss Ruth Broken returned
home from visiting her sister in
Jacksonville.
Mrs. A. T. Pattillo arrived sun
day from Osteen H. visit her son
who IL y partner ia the firm Uf
PattillO a ca.
Misses Viola aud Lila Marsh
visited their aunt, Mrs. Dubois.
Miss Bessie Campbell, who has
spent the winter with Mrs. J. l..
Pattillo, returned "a her home in
Georgia Sunday.
Mrs. Gill-rt and tao daugh-
ters arr guests of tin Part UTangc
House.
Prof. ". A. Rush and sister,
accompanied by friends, Wer' IA
town Sunday.
PnOf. Rush Is principal nf the
Seabreeze school aud u cand idaie
for superintendent.
Mr.. Neville Clark vas u visitor
in our town Sunday.
Friday afternoon was the
church tea. Mrs. II. X. Dubois. |
assisted by Miss Dubois. presided. !
Mrs. Walter Mcclellan and
family werr in uur town sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Kincaid we're Wis.
itOrs in our village Sunday after
noon.
Miss wilkinson and q young
lady friend drove "ut o. thu sugar
mill Sunday aftern""n. :.
Mr.. A. b. Prrvatt. frum he
Land, was in our town calling IN
friends.
Mr.. &. 4. Orth was in town
last week calling on our citizens.
He il . candidate fer county SUI
perintehdent. 4
Mr.. Sarah Short. an I'D lady
~ years old. who came here with
her sons family last fall from
Illinois. and had been III for n
long time. died last week. The
family went home with her ~.
mains Friday.
Mrs. Alex Prevatt and daugh-
ter ar, visiting her sister ia
Mrs. Chas. FuzLard arranged .
picnic tO Miss FuWlrr's charming
place on Rise Bay last Saturday; s
some w.nt On their wheels and
some in carriages aud some ia
Nc. COchrane's launrh. The party
consisted of Captain aud Mrs. a
FOEEard, Mrs.. Roe. Sr.. Mrs. Luf-
burg, Miss Berry, Mrs.. and Miss
Gilbert. Mr.. COrhrane, Mr.. aud :
Mrs. Needham, Mrs. Miss, Miss a
Flanders. Miss Mill :
burn, Miss May Milburn and Mrs.. .
Fair. IL vas a l"vely day and
hey enioyed them-elVes heart ilv. :.
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special RalrS 10 jacksonville.

Tue Atlantic Coast line announce.
that on April ~ and NAY they Wil.
sell ruund trip ttck ets To lark-onViIlr
t"T one hr-t cIa-. ;src, piu- -. TICK
cts are good To- return up to and in.
elusive May q. see tiCSct arvut al
your nearest point.
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Sundays. Nuthing g. disturb The
worship Of the Crater 80 the
alteration oi the l,eauti-- e ma
ture on the Sabbath day ia Lake
Helen while this regime contin-
ues.
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LAKE HELEN.

This dsTarth,vut 10 In chsrs- &C Nh. lr,-n-
q. Adana. Sho ~ autaufiEsd % rs-et.iye sut-
scfipttons, adtertNss uicut-, etc. aud o. colsst
TOR ssule. Ar CnVrtsry shown Mr. Adam
vii b. appfss'taied 10 TnE NEWs.-EB.l
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1
been winteTing ia DeI.and with
her daughter, Mrs. Ryland, il the
guest Of her grand children. Mr.
and Mrs. ClaTks0n.
| DIR. Love sI~nt last week iu
Daytona.
John Clutter came recently a.
clerk in the Bond Company stnr,.
Last week he reviewed a Telegram
calling him e. Ohio. bs.raus. 81
the illness If n brother.
| oh, these glorious ns."nligh,
nights! II Floridian- are n"t -,.n.
timehtal it il moi because luna
fails To shed her l"y,.-leamS upur,
them.
John D.tWil.r came over from
CoTunado Monday and called uu
friends here and at IL" lamp.
Dr. Webster visited his family
,ver Sunday.
Mr.. Clarksnn Wa at Daytuna
n couple Of days la t week.
4 sneak thief uttered he room,
occupied 10y Mrs. Costello ami
Mise Holmes, while they W"rr
sitting On the porch SATURDAY
evening. aud ran,ark,d the bu-
reau drawers AMI stale u pur-..
aud nearly slO ia cash.
The colOred srhool cl"ses FRI
day. Ia thu evening an entertain.
ment will Lee. given, H. ami H.
cents admissions. To raise u dciiri.
ency in thu salary of the teacher.
a. the patron. had IT, maintain
the srhOnl hy contribution th.
past two months.
Lake Helen does not wish To- Il.
left I'll of the new m"tnr line. that
is being discussed. from the -. |
Johns river g. the u~ean. We
have the Ocean terminus nov. hut
the ~. Johns terminus j. NOR,
important be'ause &c the r,.duc.
ton Of transportation ri fright
on the river. and the pleasure "f
the beautiful trip nn the steam.
ers. frum which We ar nov prar-
tlcally shut "ir. and which the
motor line would insur.'. Citizens
here stand ready T." sh"W their
interest ia the enteTprls~ IA =
material manner.
Captain Blake has been .uiTrr.
ing with al enlarged gland uu his
nerk which d, improving noN.
Mr.. H. W B"nd ,l"cs MT rare
Ia enter the contest Ter stat S.n-
atoT. but would serve ihr Ir-ople
u-t n efficiently in the assembly
- ia the SENATE. aud will d"uid-
"ss consent 10 become candi-
late fer Representative. lie ha-
erve-d ia the legislature at Uhu
mi kn"Ns h"w Ia represent the
nteTest- "f thu p'-'pl". lf Ice j.
'h''sen thu citizens at N"lu-ia
,uniy will be ably and hon"rably
,'pr-s-nted. |,
Rry. r.. Weilss Was chosen hy
he Baptist and Rev. VI N"hlr 10y :
b. Congr-gationali-ts. to reTre-
mt their Respective snrIrtir- st
he annual convention Il the
'hTi-tian Endra,"rrrs uf FLORIDA
Z " inter Park thi Nr.k.
Mr.. r.. Melissa Blakr - III preach :
ext SUNDAY mprnIhg at union
crvice IN thu I, ngrrgati"nal !.
Iurch. Easter music aud Easter \
will H. in cybdrnr". i
On the program 1T the Florida y
Innual ". &. T. 4. convention I
q gainesville this week tue LAX"
lrl-n ladi-- ar assigned dutl-s. -
lrs. " A. NOBLE contributes 4
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