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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-12
MISSION WORK.
Echoes From the Labors of the
Home Mission Society.

Some echoes from the departments Of
the Home Mission Society. written by
its secretary. are given here:
Another fiscal year has ended; reports
summed up: books closed; opportunities
past! Have we done what we could?
Have we paid our dues? Yes.
Have we minlstered to the needy and
destitute? Yes.
Have we visited the sick? Yes"
Now. If we cannot endorse this invoice
we have fallen short OF our duty and
privilege.
The Lords work Is moving forward;
others are using their talents and time
in the work OF the Home Mission Society,
There Is "a great summing up now OF
wonderful achievements in the different
departments of ne work. Shall we fritz
ter away our time and let others do the
quota of service the Master requires at
our hands?
Awake to your duty. church members;
join the Home Mission Society and do
earnest and systematic work. Unim-
proved opportunities can only bring re-
greet and a deep longing to recall them.
but 1t will Ee too late!"
Virginia home mssloners are rejoic-
ing In the fact that they have a repre-
sentative in the Scarritt Bible and
Training School, who has consecrated
her young life to the service of the Mas
ter. She is Mrs. Lucille Conrad catlin.
a native of Danvlle, Va. Are there
not others to follow her example?
Miss Mary Agilvie, who has charge of
the Settlement Home at Dallas Texas,
sends encouraging reports. The out
line of her work is as follows: Social
Observation-Disclosures club, boys club.
girls club. Educational department
kindergarten and Saturday school:
preaching every Sunday. junior leagues.
cottage prayer meeting.
Miss Ogilvie Is young woman Of deep
conservation. and well equipped for the
work
The Italian preacher, Rev. Avaristo
Ghidoni, has charge OF the Italian day
school at Tampa. Fla. With the help
Of Miss Anna Brown. this work has been
one of the successful enterprises of this
year.
Cheerful reports como from West Tam
pa Mission Of which Miss Valdes Is prin-
cipa, Every child Of the roll is mem-
| Der OF the Junior League and Sunday
| school.
The Italian school at Ybor Fla. is also
fourlshing. The Sunday school numbers
202. The night school OF Cubnns and
Italians is well attended.
The Sloan Mission at st. Louis, Mo-,
is doing good work. Miss Nordbusch is
deaconess,
The Home Mission Society at Little
Rock. Ark, has recently employed a
deaconess at First Church.
Tho roll shows S54 pupils at the Sue
| Bennett School. London. Ky, Under the
| efficient leadership OF Professor J.. C.
Lewis. the standard OF Christian living
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Oh. " P. Matthew's
IS NOW PRESIDENT.
Baptist Sunday School Associa-
ton Choose Him to Succeed
Mr.. W.TD. Duke.
TEAC HERS Nor KEEPING PACE
Retiring President Says Effective
ness Of Teachers Not Meeting
Increase Of Attendance.

The Baptist Sunday school Association
held It's annual meeting yesterday. at the
Randolph Street baptist Church, within
splendid attendance, the main audience
room of the church being crowded.
An Interesting incident of the early
part OF the meeting was the presentation
of handsome teachers bible" given
by Mr.. o. j. Thompson, to the College
View Mission for bringing the la:ses. per
centage of attendance.
The Randolph Street school rendered an
attractive programme, which included
Words OF Welcome" by Berylc Hallard,
and duette by Mrs. Heslep and Mrs.
Seay. ,t,F, aa
The report Of the association for the
past. twelve months, Is given here: -
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Several Members Received

At the Second Baptist Church yester-
day DR.. w. r. l., Smith, the pastor,
preached In the morning. and ut night
the services were conducted by DR.. w.
c. Taylor. who is aiding Or. Smith In q
series Of revival meetings. At the close
of each service several persons protested
conversion. At, y5
It was announced. that the wsmen's
cottage prayer meeting will be held in
the home Of Mrs. Whitfield. 2o6, East
Grace Street. at O'clock this afternoon.
Services will begin at s o'clock and will
be held every night during the week.
Cottage meetings will also be held every
afternoon during the week.
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OPENING DAY TOMORROW AT MIL
IER AND RHOADS

New spring goods have been pouring
into the big stores of the above named
concern for weeks past. preparatory to
a formal opening of the spring season.
The firm decided to have this opening
March 18th, l4th and 18th, and so when
the Broad Street and Sixth Street doors
open tomorrow morning the finest dis
play of merchandise ever seen in Rich
mond Is promised,
Potted plants and flowers will be seen
throughout the house. but beautiful as
these things are, they VIII pale into In
significance beside the showing OF New
Suits, Skirts. Goats, Waists, Dress Goods.
silks, Wash Goods, Rlbhnns, Gloves. &c.
Richmond peaple are quick to appre-
ciate anything out OF the ordinary In
the way of merchandise display, and
Miller and Rhoads promise that to-mor~
rows exhibition will eclipse anything OF
"a previous nature in this city.
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things. Ask and 1t shall be given you:
seek, and We shall find knock, and II shall
be opened unto YOU"
May "thc peace OF od.,which passetli
all iunderstandit1g, sOs Z keep your
hearts ana minds, through, Christ Jesus"
"our, Lord Jesus ciirist 81 +. comfort
your hearts and. eatqbllsli you iil every
good word and work. ii ..3st.5
Treasurer ID c. Cnrriaan presented ILLS
report which showed the financial con-
dition OF the association to be'exccllent.
i Mr.. Duke who has been president five
years. declining election, again DR.. VIII
liam p. Mathews was chosen, president 10
succeed him. and the following other Off
GERS were also chosen; Messrs. A. w. Pas-
terson, first VICE president; ID. w. Sims.
second vce-president;. G. "a. Watkins.
secretary; q. c. Garrison, treasurer and
T. J. Todd, auditor.
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sf y X L ! .
NEWS GATHERED
+ ROM SOUTHSIDE.
Revival Services Begun in oal
Grove Baptist
Church.
PASTORS EXCHANGED PuLplTs
Citizens Generally Regret That
Court Bill Did Not Become
Law-Pcrsonals.
PASTORS ExCHANG ICED PULPlTs

Revival services in Oak Grove Baptis,
Church began last night and will continue
for two weeks. Rev. C.. o. Woodward
filled the pulpit last evening and will
preach every night during the week.
Rev. Mr.. Woodward is pastor of Cowar-
din Avenue Christian Church and is one
OF the strongest speakers in tn. city,
Since being In Manchester he has preach
ed to remarkably large congregations.
Every seat In his churcn is always occu-
pied when the services begin. All demon.
nations hear the eloqlent young min
igter.
His sermon last night In Oak Grove
Baptist Church was u powerful ocD and
was heard by a very large congregation.
Rev. J. A. Sullivan, pastor of Oak Grove
Church. preached In Rev. MIR. Wood
wards church last night.
When the revival services shall have
concluded at the Baptist Church. where
the Christian minister is to preach. a
like service Will be started in the Christ
Ian Church and the Baptist m..f.ster will
preach. Both ministers are working to-
sether with the single end in View
bringing sinful lpes and women to Christ.
To them the matter OF utilization with
any church Is a mere detail The argu-
ment OF each preacher Is for people TO
walk In the straight and narrow path.
The Court Bill Dead.
If Manchester and Richmond console
date. az has been proposed under the
ordinance as passed by the Richmonu City
Council and by the agreement which has
been reached between the joint commits
tees, 1t will be upon the ground that the
question of leaving the Corporation Court
on this side of the river Is to remain
discretionary with the Richmond Council
The General Assembly, which ended its
session Saturday night, failed 10 enact
into law the measure which provided for
the retention OF the court in Manchester
In the event of the annexation OF this
city to Richmond Mr.. Willis c. Puliian.
OF Manchester. offered the bill in the
House and fought for its passage there.
He secured It's adoption by almost Il IN
animous vote.
In the Senate the measure. after reach
ing the calendar. was sde-tracked until
Il was too late to reach II before adj
journment sine die. 1t never came to a
direct vote OF tile senator's as TO whether
or not the measure should become law.
The Sanitary Officer.
After tomorrow night the question of
the selection of a sanitary officer will
be the one subject to be discussed in
political circles in the city. The Board
Of Aldermen will be asked TO pass tho
ordinance providing for the creation OF
the office of sanitary Inspector and fix
ing his salary at so per month. The
board has passed this ordinance but at
that time the salary was not txed. The
assembly adopted the ordinance with tho
salary placed at $40 month and the
board will concur in this action. Alder
man John W. Moore is the patron OF
the measure and has fought for 1t with
all the power he possessed with the re-
suit that he is soon to see the new off,
Ger at work.
Personals and Briefs.
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MAIORLANIER TO LEAVE.
Will Start for the Philippines
Next Friday Afternoon.

Major A, s. Lanier will leave tho city
next Friday afternoon for his new posi-
ton In the far Orient where he goes to
become the assistant to the Attorney
General OF the Philippines Major La
nler will be located in Manila. the chief
city Of the islands. with a population
Of nearly 100000 persons
Major Larger leaves Richmond with
feelings OF profound regret. as he has
lived & here for thirteen years. But ne
will he not altogether a stranger In the
philippines, MS he has many friends In
the army and navy and In civil life
who are stationed there; and he looks
forward with pleasant expectations to
the work that Hes before him In this
new field
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-12
METHODIST SCHOOLS
/ HAVE GOOD MEETING
Attractive Programme Rendered
At Hasker Memorial
Church.

The monthly meeting Of the Methodist
Sunday school Society was held yester-
day at Hasker Memorial Church at 500
o'clock. Mr.. e. NJ. BEDFORD. president.
and DR.. r. w. Stiff, secretary.
The following programme was well rem
dercd by the local school:
Recitation, by Gladys McDowcll; recita-
ton, by Thelma Morris; recitation, by
Ruth McDowell recitation. by Carrie
Woodworth; solo, by Mamie Muilen;'
pantomime, by. Gladys and Ruth McDow-
ell; recitation by frankie Robinson. Ad-
dresses were made on Sunday school work
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PROGRESSIVE FINCH.
Delightful Party at Abingdon Sat,
urday Attended BY Many.

n Especial TO The es-DlsphtclIlJ,... 81
ABINGDON, VA, March ll.-Mrs'
John a.. Barrow gave a dellghttut plo-
gressive finch party yesterday afternoon
from to 8 o'clock. Delicious refresh
ments were served, ~,
Those present wero Mesdames y; w
Bell. T. J. Eskredge, Il. T. Brady, E. y,
Davenport, L. Trigg, S, F. Wlthers.i Z.
3. Kelly, q. II. Grant, G. p. Clark, W, g.
Whiting, j. M. Kreger, ]. ]. Stuart. ~
s.. hamilton. n. Ziesberg. M, D. Mitchell,
A. M, Bradley. II, & Bradley. ~, 8,
Nance and Best, Of stonewnll Jackson
institute. Annie White, Lizzie Kreger,
Matte RAINBOW, Gilbert Preston, Rachel
sexton and Misses Shelton, Everett,
Brinson, .Jarnegan. Smith and Watkins,
Of Martha Washington College.
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Mrs. w. G. Parker.
necIal to The rimas.nisn.t

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
SPENCER, N. c.. March 11.-Mrs
Parker. of Spencer, died at her home
here to-day of typhoid fever at the age
of twenty-siX. The remains were to-
night carried to Goldsboro, the former
home OF the deceased for interment.
Jacob G. Richardson.
ROANOKE, VA. March u.-Jacob G.
man OF the Shenandoah Valley division.
died this morning on the south bound
train near Riverton. from heart disease,
aged thirty years. The body was brought
on to Roanoke. He Is survived by his
Wife, and three children. I, I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-12
FELoNIoUs ATTACK.
Young Man Arrested on Charge
Of Assaulting a Negro.

George Bullock and John ST. John. two
young men we'll known about tho city,
were arrested early yesterday morning
ously assnulting John Anderson, negro
with a brick, They will be given u
preliminary hearing this morning In Po-
lice Court If the condition Of the negro
will permit Of his attendance. His head
was cut In several places. Both young
men stoutly deny tho charge against them
and assert that they will ha able to
establish their Innocence when the case
lis heard. sSet IA ~
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OBITUARY.
Mrs; Sarah Rich Walker.

county, died Saturday night at her home
near Highland Springs. she is survived
by her husband, Mr.. benjamin T. Walk
The funeral services win be Geld to-day
at II o'clock from the residence. Inter-
ment will be In lakewood Cemetery.
Mrs. Horace IN. Painter.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
8 IVANHOE, VA, March 1l.-Mrs. Annie
Millner Painter, wife of Mr.. Horace NJ.
Painter, died here at the family resi-
dence about half past eleven O'Clock this
morning
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scholars reported: thirty-one conversions.
The next meeting of the society will
be-held at the new school building at the
corner of Twenty-ffth and p Streets
the second Sunday of April. at which
time the house will be dedicated. The
board of directors will meet the fourth
Sunday in this month at Broad Street
Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-12
DEATHS.

GILHAM.-Entered into rest at her
! nome, bla West franklin street, at Il
MARY JosEPHINE. eldest daughter i tts,
of Of Col. William Gillian sQate of the
Virginia I, Military 1nstitute) and cordelia
Funeral at house on MONDAY at a
Lexington Va.
at Memorial Hospital,
March ith; at 2:o5 o'clock WILLIAM
"A. MARTIN, youngest san OF Gideon
n. and. Susan Martin. in his thirty-first
year. He leaves a wife and five chill.
dren, three brothers, one sister father
and mother to mourn their, loss,
Funeral from his residence, 1920
EgEleston street, mt o'clock THIS
'(Mondayl AFTERNOON.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W, THAcKER.
I killed near Suffolk, VA. March 10th. n
Funeral will take place from his rest
q. dences. 1898 East Broad street THIS
(Monday) MORNING at II o'clock.
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The Cristobal Colon.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. March 1.-THE
steamer Cristobal Colon, Captain Heincke.
bound from Wilmington, Delaware, to
the Isles of Pines, put in here to-day for
repairs to machinery She had been ly-
ing at anchor OF Orcracoke, N. c., with
her propeller disabled.
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Eighteen Come mo Fold.

DR.. b. C. Hen!ng preached yesterday
morning in the Venable Street Baptist
Church to large crowd. At tho close
of tho services eighteen new me1nbers
were received. fifteen of them by bap-
tism and three by letter. The work Of
Rev, c.. T.. Stuart at this church is tell
ino ftfHe 4s- f+s'fi5
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General Brown Stricken.

(By Associated Press.)
MEXICO CITY, March 1l.-General
John Marshall Brown, OF Portland. Maine,
while visiting this country, was stricken
with paralysis and is in the hospital
here. "
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The Hibernian Banquet.

A called. meeting OF the Ladies' Aux
illary OF the AMBIENT Order OF Hibernian ms,
Division No. a. will be held In 81. Pat,
rlcks Hall. corner. rwenty;slxth and
Grace Streets, at s: O'Clock tonight;
the tickets for the Ilibernians' banquet
70 be held on March 18th Will be dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-12
DR.. L I. Haley breaches.

Rev DR.. l.. j. Haley, member of the
House from Louisa. spent Saturday night
In tho home OF his son-in-law, Mr.. w.
r. Jones. Yesterday morning he filled
the pulpit Of the Barton Heights Baptist
Church. Sti8tt n tE 5FEl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
Bes, Of everything for Thanksgiving I

Best Of everything for Thanksgiving a
Howell Bros. 3O5
Talking machines $3.50 and up. Has
wells Book Store. 5O'
q. X. Wicker and J. +. Maloney wen,
to Dallas yesterday.
Miss Lucy Skains OF Wheeloek LET, SUM-
day to visit in Houston.
NJ. II. James left Sunday to visit Naya-
sofa and Madisonvills.
Ira Gooch aud daughter were visitors
from Naya,o,a Sunday.
Miss. Charlie jenkins returned Sunday
after visit in Houston.
Bud Dolier and n. +. Manley were here
nom Benehley yesterday.
MIR. and Mn. X. j. Roberts returned
from Nayasota Yesterday.
Lawrence Conway has gone TO Wichita
Falls to aecep, a position.
w. w. and r. +. Lofiin OF Allsnfarm
were in the city yesterday.
Mn. +. T. Erwin Of Hampstead is the
guest Of Mrs. Lueien Reed.
Gef the habii-haSe a new photo for
Christmas. Carers Studio. 3Oi
J. II. Bowling of the College eommun-
iiy was in the city Yesterday.
Charles Davis and Charles Davis IT,
arrived from FL Paso yesterday.
]. l.. Hensarling of the Wellborn COM
muniiy was in the city yesterday.
Joe Bubela and family left Sunday for
their new home in Haskell county.
Frank Myers left Sunday for a business
"trip to Brennan and other points.
Miss Katie Eayes of wellborn has en-
tered the Texas woman's College.
Mr. Ella Marriott OF Bedias is the
guest Of DR.. and Nfs. X. n. Harrison.
Miss Hattie Ray Harben Of Austin re-
turned Yesterday after a visit TO Mumford. !
l.. $. Pierce, a prominen, young mer-
cha, Of Nayaso,a, sPen, sunday in this city. |
w. l.. Edge. DR.. w. G. Dummond |
and Others were In from Kurien yesterday.
Just received a few Christmas novelties |
Mn. MARY Lawrence, Agent TOT Ed
KAN. 29su
Misses Maggie MeDoueald and Louise
Harris returned Sunday after a visit in
-alvert.
Miss Willie Wright, Of Erwin. Grimss
ounty. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
}. Murray
Mrs. ]. n. Eve,is returned to Milliean
esterday after a visit to DR.. and Mrs. X.
I. Harrison.
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:. J. 2Ou visited Waco Sunday.

49, - -
L. J. 2Ox visited Waco Sunday.
ID. S. Hart visited Hearne yesterday.
Ed Edge returned to Houston Sunday.
x. P. MeMinn visited Milliean Sunday,
Arch Graham visited Millican Sunday.
Window glass at Haswelr, Book store.
ta. 393
]. w. Hamilton went to Conicans Sun
day.
A. A. Farley visited Nssasota yes,sr-
day.
w. r. Young left Yesterday 10, Planters.
vile.
Cylinder records 2Se, HaswsIrs Book
Store. 503
Mrs. +. X. Lawrence is visiting in
Ausin.
]. w. Bats returned from Houston yes
terday.
Tom Tarer of Macy was in town yess
tsrday.
Lueien Reed returned from Houston yes.
terday.
In. Conyers was a visitor from Marlin
Sunday.
Knox Williams was here from Milliean
sunday.
Mn. ]. n. Carroll returned 10 DHflas
sunday.
Wv. Hanway OF Dallas was in the city
Yesterday.
]. C. CLANCY OF Mesa was in the city
Yesterday.
+. A. Searey went to Madison county
Yesterday.
Joe Sebesia and wife returned to Marlin
yesterday.
Jas. Wilson IT, OF Edge was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. S. c. William, LEI, Sunday to vi,i,
at Milliean.
Roy Buchanan came in Yesterday from,
a business nip.
w. n. Morgan OF Reliance was in the
city YESTERDAY.
Blue Ribbon celery. and cranberriss at
Howell Bros. 3OS
New nosGty photos are al the rage
everywhere fot Chrn,nu gifts. Cut.r's !
studio. 3Oi
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TO CLOSE OUT.

! will close out at once and at a sacrifice,
my entire line of China Dinner Sets. in
GLIDING Hayelin white. and a number of
other fancy patterns, TO make room for
music department. Firs, come, FRS, served.
Nov is the time to buy these goods.
SOs Jno. NJ. Caldwell.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27

Attend the Beaumont horse show and
race meeting Nov. p to Dee. l inclusive.
See advertisement elsewhere in the Eagle.
49, s3Os
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27

For hns fresh bread and cakes Of all
kinds call at the Teas Bakery Careful
attention to special orders. Phone 50.
Mrs. Otto BoehTe. II
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WANTED.

-Four good hands to cut eordwOOd. Good
pay. Ring "a MA MsAelmap, soS
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POSIHpi POSIEDl

Notice is hereby given tina, will allow
no hunting in nv pasture southwest Of
Bryan. All parties are requested to keep
out. -'-
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PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.
H. & T. C. SCHEDULE

!. & G. N. SCHEDULE
No. 100 North bound. -. ..lo;lo a. m.
No. iOi South bound. .......4 ,i4 p. m.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27

Dr.. !. F. Belts OF the Methodist church,
left Yesterday to attend the Texas annual
conference at Tyler. DR.. Belts has served
the Bryan church three yean and. the
church and the community. earnestly De.
sire and anticipate thar he will be returned
to this charge for another year to complete
the important work Of church building now
under way. DR.. Bets work has been at
,eded with success in every depart ment and
hsand his family sndeared themselves to the
people Of Bryan in the spheres of 'el:E:s::,
and social life, The board Of stewards OF
the church adopted an unanimous resolu-
iion asking that Dr. Belts be returned.
Our existsnse here requires q pre-
cision 30 grse. 49,. our minds can bnt
feebly grasp H. Change the temper
ature OF your bodies by but a few de-
rrees and you die.-Boston American.
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J. W. EScLnH. $40.
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combines the important elements of mode. material
and makeup. Investigate the merits Of our clothes:
you'll profit thereby.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

Orie' T. Smith of Grand Canyon is in town for a few days
 Wm. Mccartney better known as Tug, is at the hospital suffering from an attack of pneumonia. He is getting along nicely and we hope to soon see him again on the streets.
 E. A. Liberty, yard foreman here, who has been on his ranch near Fresno. Cal, the past thirty days, retuned to his duties last Monday moning. He reports pleasant out ing, but says he saw no fun on his ranch snow-balling, like he does here.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01
4t2
The Rev. Ira R. Hicks 1907
 Almanac

The Rev. Irl R. Hicks has been compelled by the popnlar demand to resume the publication of his well known and popular Almanac for 1907. This splendid Almanac is now ready. For sale by news dealers, or sent postpaid for 25 cents, by Word and Works Publish ing Company. 220 Locust Street. St. Louis, Mo, publishers of Word and Works, one of the best dollar monthly magazines in America.
 One Almanac goes with every sub scription.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01
Stock to Winter

would like to get stock to win ter, have good pasture and lots of hay. will be in Flagstaff between the 20th and 18th. Thomas Carroll, Cottonwood, Arizona. P. 0. Box |.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01

WANTED-Freighters to hual from Cananea to Basaitequi, forty miles, price S25 .oo per ton of Mex
 ican currency. Time required to make trip four days. Good roads and accommodations. Address Gro Maximo Mining Company, Cana nea, Sonora, Mexico. Apartado 26.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01
Wood for Sale

Everybody and his grandmother is selling wood as there is nothing else to do. So don't forget the old standby Dad" Power.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01
Wanted

100 head of horses to pasture. Rates $3.00 per month. ranch one mile north of Camp Verde. c. c. Galloway.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-01
No Opium In Chamberlain Cough Re med,

No Opium In Chamberlain Cough Re medy
 There is not the least danger in giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy to small children as it contains no opium or other harmful drug. It has an established reputation of more than thirty years as the most successful medicine in use for colds, eroup and whooping cough. It always cures and is pleasant to take. Children like it. Sold by all dealers.