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Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Missionary DAY.

All day Missionary services at
Caldwell Spring church the first
Sunday in September. Everybody
cordially invited to come and spend
a pleasant day greeting your friends
and worshipping with them at this
grand old church. Bring your din
ner and contribution to Missions.
X. A. LARUE, Pastor.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
BUant-McCoIIum.

Mr.. Cleland l.. Bryant, Of Duns
weig, Mo-, a son of Clint Bryant, OF
this county, arrived Thursday to
visit his parents. He brought with
him his bonny bride who was Miss
Myrtle McCollum, of Cartilage, Mo-,
a handsome brunette, to whom he
was united in marriage Wednesday
morning at 6 o'clock. They lett al
once for Kentucky and will spenC
their honey moon in this county.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
An ApprsGlailVs Patron.
Jacksonville, Fla, Aug, 3, '07
The Crittenden Record Press.
Marion, Kentucky.

Dear sir:
will enclose you check for 50.
which you will please place to my
credit as per your bill up to August
|, 1908. | some time ago wrote ask =
ing for a statement of my account as
| had some way lost trace of my sub
scription and | do not want to get
behind, prefer to pay in advance.
Please accept thanks for the favor
as always enjoy your paper for |
many times hear from old home and
my friends and old neighbors and |
always send it to my good mother,
so she can hear from old home. Now
if should over look the time when
my subscription expires, please let
me know or stop the paper.
| am most respectfully yours,
j. Marion Dixon.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Family Reunion.

At the home of Mrs. G. W. Phelps
on August IL, 1907, it being her 81
III. birth day, the children all gatherd
in with we'll filled baskets containing
everything good to eat and with pres
ents 10 numerous to mention. The
day was one Of enjoyment. with sing
ing aud prayer, her children all be.
ing present but two. There we've
several guests present aud all had a
general good time.
just after dinner Mrs. Phelps was
heard to say that she was glad she
had hildren and hoped that she
migh spend many more happy re-
unto; 20 also invited all present
to come again next August. The
table was loaded with everything that
was good TO eat, IL almost groaned
under the load. The little tots had
aloyely good time romping and play
ing. As Mrs. Phelps is getting old
We hope that her last days may be
her happiest days aud If God shall
see iii to call her before another re-
union may her last hour be a peaceful
one j. the wish of
A lr....I
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Mrs. 6oodrum Dead.

Mrs. B. T.. Goodrum, wife of the
Methodist minister at Salem, died
Saturday night at IL o'clock. She
had been sick about week and her
death was quite a shock to the fami-
ly and also his congregation there.
She leaves one little child less
than one year old. Her remains
were brought through here Sunday
enroute TO Bowling Green for burial
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
pIMEy FORK CAMP MEETING
Is In Progress With good Interest and Big
Crowds-Ihs Rev. Mars Is doing
the Preaching

In the early part of the nineteenth
century a small band of good people
living in the wild thiuly settled
country around what is now known
as .sOld Piney Fork Camp Ground,
organized and built rude log house
in which to meet and worship.
After her organization, almost one
hundred years ago, she began to grow
and get stronger and the rude log
hut gave way to bigger andie prick
- later to hand'tanding.
Many ,~Ssh is nc this place of
worship became camp ground,
where our grandfathers and grand
mothers and little ones would 90 and
spend few days in an old fashioned
camp meeting and from that day to
this the second Sunday in August has
been looked forward to, by the young
as well as the old, as time when
; there would be reunion Of old &C
quaintances and a number of souls
be born into the kingdom OF the
maker
The annual camp meeting is in
in progress now with the Rev. Mays,
of Indiana, assisting the pastor, Rev
King. Rev. Mays is an able man
and has been doing some splendid
preaching and by the hearty and
earnest cooperation of the good
i people, there has already been much
and lasting good accomplished.
There are big crowds ia attendance
bctS dsy and nigB Qure a numbei
y from Marion attended Sunday and to
t gether with them was a number from
neighboring counties and even states,
the crowd was estimated at from
three to five thousand people.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
nv COUNTY MIsEs---ON TOUR OF INSPECTION

w is 10 have a distinguishes
gueh the person of Governor
JohS. johnson, Of Minnesota,
this, ursday, evening.
THiovernor is interested With
Capt.. II, b. Haase in a group Of
NIUE , this county aud with a party
OF OFT stockholders is here to in.
'PgcthfprOperties and plan improv-
Df4
fhe clEeus have appointed a re-
Ytlon committee, aud intend to
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Missionary Meeting.

The first was missionary day at
Piney Greek church. The service
was opened by the pastor, Rev. j.
W. Vaughn, followed by Rev. T. j.
Board, after which collection was
taken for missions, the congregation
adjourned for dinner. AT 2:3O p.
m. j. b. McNeely preached to
large and attentive audience which
was received with marked attention.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Quite Lucky.

Ranzy King lost his pocket book
last May containing some valuable
papers also a 80 bill. Last week
his father, Dan II. King, found the
pocket book in his field while plow-
ing with the money and other items
still in it.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
The Stork Liberal With Charlie LaRue.

Twin boys arrived at the home OF
Tbas. LaRue, Of Levias, Tuesday
everything he is celebrating the
and babies are getting ne price Oh
at last reports.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15

bano VIII
stana in front Of tneselcomc. The
5 o'c'oek p. m. Mayor Blue ~.ihe
trOduse the governor, who will max,
a talk.
Gov. johnson has been nominated
by Mr. Watterson and is widely
mentioned as the next Democrat,
nominee for president.
Let every body come out and hell
extend TO him a Crittenden count,
welcome.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Weak Women

10 veAh and ailinS women. thar 10 ~ lear che
vsy 70 help. Bun vfth that vay. two vustmsnA
uun - combined. ODe II local one u ocnsuto
poI.ai, bit both aps Important both esssntAA
IT. Shops Night Ourv 10 t,e Local
Or ehoops RSstosstive. the Constitutional
puoous msmhrNps suppu<itory rurnedy. while Ut.
khoop Rssto~dvs II wholly IN internal tr~at
nent Ths Restorative rrsebss thropshout tbs
sntirv syyt>m, selling the yvpNir Of al nsrva
81 tissoe and al blood aiiment-
Tie Nigh Curv' - Ne nAne frpfieA dos ~
v1rh vhis zoo slaep. 10 sootAes sorv and tnhAm.
z mucous surtsceS beAls local weAknessss and
hsohargc.. Wiki ths Restorative sAsss nsrvou
~ otement rves rzDeved visor and ambition,
builds up wasted cHsnna bringing about rsneved
Ttrenfth, vfor. and eDergy Taxa pT. ehoop's
RestoNtve-hblsts or Liquid-Ass general tonic
~ The sysssmL For positive local hslp. use ~ veu
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Team Runs hway.

Morgantown, Ky. Aug. 9.--The
team Of NJ. N. Harreld, a farmer OF
this county, became frightened at a
severe clap Of thunder aud flash of
lightning while he was cutting hay
and ran over Cow and cut her to
death aud cut two legs of of one of
the mules that was}hi.cl.ed to mower.
The farmer who ysk siding OF. the
laSwer escaped s,h a lev Sxn al,
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Republican County Committee.

WIl meet at the Court House il
Marion at one O'Clock on Saturday
August II, 1907, Tor the transactit-ss
Of u '0rtaut business. I
I'D n. A. HAYNES, Chm.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Examination.

Competitive examination for ap,
pointment to State College will be
held in Eighth Grade room Aug. Il.
JNO b. PARIS.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
new SALEM.
[ delayed letter
prospects are looking fine.

Nd at the home Of his son.in-
aw, James Mahau, July 2Ith, 1905,
red A. Capertou, in his seventy
ghth year His good wife pre-
- eded him to the other shore, ten
VOl.y Uncle Fred as he was Familiarity
Down was a good Christian man
-hd has gone to his reward The re-
MEL ipsins were laid beside his wife at
aTyners Chapel Reys. Goodrum and
Eaton dictated at the burial.
Sifichp Died. July 23rd 1905, at the res.
idence Of her paaents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ruben Wheeler, little Matte Flor
ence in her second year. Her re-
soI mains were laid to rest at Union
count cemetery. Rev Robert LaRuc Off CT
Tuesds ating. The family have the heart
his hons eli sympathy Of their friends in tins
Of pars' heir hr't great sorrow.
Mondays On our sick Inst are Mrs Robert
when heMahan, VIM Fuller's child, Mrs
at ursy aJohn Lofte.s. Trey Howard's child
and, appsgd a little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
tie lei,1 ewster
: r., tsqr. lobe Postlcweight Esqr. T.
LARue spent one day last week
bur section seeing TO some county
Wa 10 acs
death IA Miss Henne Bleake, Of Caldwell
Mr. "a county, i. the guest of relatives 10
aud bes his section.
John, II Thi, section va. visited by A fine
The 10 rain op July 10Th. which wa. needed
~ The protractcd meeting closed at
Tyncrs chapel last week They
SUED had most excellent meeting.
Cntta Joe Parker and wife. Of Livingston
ing an county. were the guest. Of relative.
large nuia in this section last week
Nno e'eryf The present prospect Is that -
away sucs per cent Of a crop q wheat will be
place sowp ,hi. fall 10 ,hi. section
~ .. We had most exciting time in
n. ouf section a few day. back at the
y. residence ~ VI Eaton. Bro
u. ., Eaton sAs doing some work in his
garden close 60 his house Mrs. Eaton
-, II went to tho veil In the yard for the
~. - purpose Of drawing some water about
~ that time she missed her four.yeAr.
.u. . old son. she called 20 BRO. Eaton
49,. a saving .hc IA. fearful tina, Hodge,
= was m the Wcl the Bro under
u. a.. a stood her to .sy that the boy was in
d.. Ethe we'll Bro Eaton stopped to
,,t,. ask no further questions but made
,,,,. ,'he run Of hi life for the well and
-, jumped 10. down he went in ten
t1 tet 81 water 20 the bottom. after
.o, IN selling around he came TO the sur.
.., - &c Tor breath, be made the second
N,,,...M We, when he came MP AgAin Tor a
,.,.5, :. ssh supply OF wind hi- good wife
,..o,l. o. He'd to him that the boy was up
th her safe. Well the next thing
docket was 10 send out general
A be.p,,f. ,m TO rescue the preacher, he be-
SoutbeuM IN ten feet Of water in plaster.
after An well that frog could not get a
...cn.M -.hold on, the ueighbors soon raj
AIN clo, ed and the Bro. wa, pulled out
seen - Bro. Eaton sAys no good Baptist
- fear water
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15

Miss Plorenc.
t'a''i s,' s.-.
WIN n in honor Of
Gale s. Misses Fay
~ - lot carmi, H.,
C. NJ r aud Marion
day ky Bober,
Trading ! e,no, -
nov md ,hs n, oc,..ion
\ good nyere enjoyed
are citing Refreshments
Bed Rarp ere served
Thursdsy % I',''' were
Byrop W o5,,-. ,,Ia,
for south d Nj. s.5,.
Mrs. Ida r,.ioioe the
son, Nation ,r Of read
la, week. 80 t
There will ID 'D''
and moon light ''1
Saturday night All
body is cordisli[I
out and have as4'
Mr.. daisy RI '''''d
we're the guests Of noon
day afternoon. "''
The tobacco gr'hr.,,
Ferry magistsrisl ..,,.5
Heath school hon rro.
and elected q ma,
the county mesti Ro.,o,
Roy Hughes, Lille
working on the b Louise,
upon by the stn Willie
last week.
Misses Matte d
were 'he gueW
Truth Thursd . a big
uufavorabld rsr mated
here, coucerDinge ooal
east Missouri c'si
county colony do~ Judge
ed to be somevhai IL is
Tommie Hurhe
in Ford. Ferry ri
Everybody Is 10 |
pleasure to the do' y |
Hurricane camp M GAL
DR.. ID. VI. Dan ID, it |
from a prolonged con
Arkansas. Bro.
Misses Dorothy "1.N
Lucy Hughes, a, y"
Roger Wsthen q ''"
spent Sunday at o 90 %
Dr.kIng's N,,ioo
The best ID will
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Hanged At 6rsenvllle.

Greenville, KY, Aug. 9.--Harri-
son Alexander, the negro who assault
ed Mrs. Florence Whitehouse, a half
witted white woman, was hanged at
5;32 this morning. He kept his
nerve to the last. He proclaimed his
innocence from the scaffold. He
dropped six feet, but his feet
touched the ground and he had
TO be pulled up. Death from strangu-
lation resulted in thirty six minutes.
as from MadisonyiIle were on
YAH was quiet aud no indi-
SIS; j. az trouble.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
GOVERNOR JOHNSON, OF MINNESOTA, COMING
Distinguished Gus Expected Arrive tho City TINS AFTERNOON an0 VI" W
. introduced the Public D. n. from The Band Stand 10 Court
rA House Yard BY Mayor !. W. Blue

Asple hsh was dead . =,
vrifesi ~
made q ''y eth,
pains b what mus, 4
For siI w
I'm Q
al htn back into a..
S Ssss piled Basket.
Ion to Baskets
the catfish back
w, wa'ent' aud Mr.. cat
, ,S%'ae had never been |
Chs hoDde. On Ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
Mrs. SHse's Gift

The announcement that o00oooo tho late Russell sages
money Ia TO be given social conditions In this
country has excited editor Of THIS newspaper
received asking for explanation Of tho
purposes Of he sage Foundation"
Is difficult outline the possibilities 81 the
fund because the plans a time rather Indefinite
may that Mrs Sage IN her SIT has turned phAH
throps in a new direction, u Is departure
the custom had been followed the
money gone universities 70 public ART
galleries public libraries nus Ma sage has
elected spead helping that humanity whihnne
aenhs Of itls given susEe Tor existence
sage first study Of the needs Of hs
poor wax hc help % them And that l. also
philanthropy those who have given their
problems and poverty aud
agitaiorhave been thoe Who had 10
money carry their plans they hesged e
Of heart aks The problems Of as
poor given money do something.
impossible Just Of thu fund sin 10.
but easy point might DO lettering
slal NE they might their attention. Ia:
abolition Of sweat shopa
enforcement Of child labor lava
reforms
Vacation night schools
Play grounds poor chndrVn-
More free hospitals
Free public hatha
aged and orphans
lectures.
These oniy upon which the trustees
relieving Distress eauang conditions and opening Ia
dcors Of opportunity 70 those wno need
And IS amssivnx II helping the nseay 70 help
skemselves-whch real charity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

YOU won't diaappolnt met abs
asked.
"Ah nho wont. ma'am.- be said
AIN BE- hyeA' nes' Thursday By u
o'clock
Fool that ! wan'
/ should hnvs on6ud ell there. but
but | loved her too deeplY.
should have told her what had
heard aud tried 10 save her from the
woe she WAS bringing upon herself
and me. but healtated. thlnking
time might bring = better oppor
tnnity. or---bni why talk Of llT
returned home several hours
earlier on Thursday The sight al
my oneo happy home drove me near
ID Wild Miserable wofuani MOI
content 10 briHg anguish upon me
bat advertising it 70 tho wofid. Cos
there IN the yard we're ali oui
household treasures
reoled aud would have fallen
had I not heard her voice a that mo-
mont, crying You cant get am
thing 20 eat herei We're cleanlns
housed Leave me q couple Of dol
lars % pay SAM fof whlsewaahlnz
the basement and then clear oait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
STAR DUST
By Josh"

The Star Dust man thinks Il i
altogether unsatisfactory, and VII
give tha readers an opportunity %
present a better one. In order r.
sslm ulhte interest, a prize OF tlV1s
600 will be given 10 the msn. won
an, boy or gil. who gives the best
definition on a MOLLYcODDLN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

The storms had ioat theiF
strength
The snow that fpli IN the nigh,
was siush and siop before noon.
often the soft white flakes turnad
a. water when they touched the
warmer earth II was not uncons
mon for the snowstorm Of the gray
mofning to change % one Of rain
bafore noon
Man ana woman yenturod not
nom friondly roofs without an UNI
hroiiA or raineoat
One day might be hsisht and sun.
rs. the afr sharp. bat not - keen
A. that Of winter, and the neat sew
en- might ~ a chapter from the
cruise q Noah.
And az times there VAS = soft.
rentIs breeze. friendly IN it,
warmth. whispering. sftahin >
Eooii Fishin'u good" % Game 10.
dayi Game totayi
1 Rad IN a paper that ere 81 the
Oldest ciiisens had Visited lta office
and told % seeing a robin In the
park
Yes spring vas coming
Mature VAS awakenink after her
winter nap Everything as show.
loo sixna % life. The nervousness
Of the weather seemed contagious
I noticed mY wlfe CROWNS rest
iesa she would rub finger over
the call paper. OF the glass On a
picture, and hold the finger up TO
the light and case Il Il intvntiy and
nnxionsiy. I caught her shaking a
plece 81 draper and thea shaking
her head strangely.
she had many Whispered eunfrf.
snccs with the maid oae DAY /
saw a strong. husky nau. whose
clothes we're npastefed With white
wash. leave the houae BY the back
door. and I heard her call. NeHt
Thursday. ihenr
"fcnsum.~ be answered. ser
thursday
ltts-rpusn eattasr. sued We
fE0e cash. haianca fnenfhiys Prizes
Al so0. aias Nosth ntsfr-fearth
--orsrn Laks car. fhens Naia
% ..
MovicG 70 oANERs OF
LAWNS.
A. T. Han Krinsa Lawn mowers
rtEht. A. ttii ftFat a.. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

Visitor 60 diso0nnOlate one RE.
jaeisa you. ala sheY What Of thaif
Try her again You're not pfriina'
elaua enough. You should have
pressed her.
DlseannolAts One--fea. bui---ahe
wouldn't LET me come near her
akutok
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

New Problem IN Kansas.
why Il II that n TyeaFoid Nd
can drop a half burned match ~
an alley and burn up all the haFns
IN a block. while an able bodied
man has % use up n whole b0t Of
matches 10 set a fire started IN
heater that has draft enough 70
draw al the furniture ap the stove
pipef@Qnosnem tkan.l News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

Richard Mansfield has declared
for Roosevelt for another term
Platform q noise and earn
n big stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

What n MoiAYcoDpLEf
Mr. Webster thought Re hnes
when he wrote ona OF the sin beai
sellers Of his day.
Possibly the definition was cor
rect when Nr Webster wrote IL
But Il II correct nosY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

Avoid the man who drinks
elone.s advises Henry GieNH
What's the use. Henryf n he
drinks alone he'll do the avoiding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

Those Fnsat big railroad presi'
dents act a good deal Ike molly
oaddles. don't fhsY7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
Reckless Chauffeur.

Reckless Chauffeur.
Hear about etagcrf"
.sNo. what about him.
"started out With MlHa spsrkef
for an automobile ride. Wound 40
ia a wedding"
Il always told him that auto
would got him into trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

The working girl has come 10
stay says aR eastern woman.
That woman evidently doesn't hFe
IL The suburbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

railroad lraln that be pays a lunch
saigon man 10 drive around The
streets 80 hell feel hos eating N q
dining ear,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
A WORD FRoM Joaa WISE.

Live an learns
good advice. but
most NV ua live an
forget
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

Monegbaek wasn't a vord.-schll.
ilagn Best had the meaning and
made t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

Or. Lee Baker. dentist. z0e Eitsl
hasiatnx Fhdns Main oesa. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29
HATS

oai later hats IN he s.v
Coz %. Espe. ". b Hs',,'|''
90. cor zna and Union = I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-29

A New York woman who II said
to be an authority on dress says
women buy clothes that men may
make money. And here we've been
thlnking Il Was 30 they'd have 70
make H.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-18
BROUGHT TO LIGHT
AIn,ka People R Q lying tho Full
 Benefit

There have been mary cases like the ollowing inAla q. Everyone relates the eXpeir eDce of people we know. These plain, straight forward state
 ents will do much toward relieving the suffering of thousands. Such testi- mony will be read with interest by many people.
 Ms. L, Rig of 162 Fifteenth Ave-, SeattP wash, says: "I know of several people whhave used Doau's Kidney Pills andhave greatly benefited by them A ladylriend who spent many yeard as my neighbor suffered greatly from kid. neytrouble and backache. She tried a great many preparations and medicine but was unable to find relief until she pocurId Doan's Kidney Pills She only used them a short me and was cured. My husband has also used Doan's Kid. ney Pills with very bent fcial results, Both he and recommend them at every opportunity"
 For sale, by all dealers. Price 50 cents. FOster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N, r., sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-DOan'5-and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-18

my husband she declared, pointing her finger toward thls room, moi yours. You have had him long enough, and now mean to take him, as l said I would Tell me. Philip. did she ever say such q thlng?"
 "No no" replied Philip, trying not to looE guilty. "of course not! Such things are folly. Lie down here on the bed now, aud I'll fetch you a glass of wine. No. no. I'm all right"
 With these wo,ds he opened the doOs and made step forward into the cor, rldor. There was a sudden pause, a gurgle in the throat, and as he threw up his arms AmeHe heard him utter q single Fanny
 The next moment he plunged had. long to the floor dead.
 Fanny had fulfilled her threat.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-11-18

S2OOOO addition, Franklin B. Lord, owner of the Meadow Edge farm, in Cedarhurst but he does not welcome into the new addition the flock of Angora goats which Mfr Lord recently bought to eat the weeds on his place.
 The goats nevertheless show a liking for the new addition, to which Mrs. Russell Sage gave S1O,OOO, her first contribution after the death of her hus- band.
 Early one morning Mir Foust, whose parsonage is across the way from the church, was awakened by a noise that seemed to come from the church. He found inside the addition Mir. Lords entire flock of goats, which had gone in through a door carelessly left open. There were forty In this congregation, and all except one of them were asleep