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REFORMED.

Clinton Avenue Reformed Church.-An-
them. Awake Up My Glory" Battison
Haynes; te1or solo and quartet, for offer
tory, Thine Forever" Parke V. Hogan.
Evening serVice-'Lead Us Heavenly
Father Schnecker; offertory, Come My
Soul Thy Suit Prepare Rutenber. Or.
Martin will preach at both services.
the Throng' will be the subject of the
Rev. DR.. James /. Vanee's Sunday morn
ing sermon. . He will preach at night OH
Home Rule Morality" :
At the First Reformed Church tomorrow
the pastor. the Rev. Stuar Nye Hutchi-
son. will preach at the morning service on
Faith and Works." n in the evening
will deliver the third Of a series of dis.
courses upon the Ter Commandments
The subject Of this sermon will be THE
Prevailing Spirit of Irreverence for Sacred
Things in the Present Age"
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NEWARK S. S.

The Newark Grade Union of Sunday
school Teachers will meet in the lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian Church
Monday at 3 p. m. The practise class In
teaching viii meet from 3 TO $3.50, ollowed
by devotional services. AT $3.50 section
work in the three departments will begin.
The lesson for the beginners will be taught
by Mrs. ID. NJ. 'Kuck; for the primary by
Mrs. c. Il. {. Smith. and for the Junior
grade by Miss NJ, Lillian Marten. A gen
eral session at 4;20 will follow the lessons,
when W. a. Fox will speak on the New
ark Boys Club. This is the second of a
series of talks on What Is Being Done
for the Children Of Our Clty."
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CHURCHMEN MEET.
One Hundred of Roseville Presbyterjans
Hear Addresses and Plan Work.

About 100 of the 100 members of the
Mems Club of the Roseville Presbyte-
rian Church met last night in the par
lors of the church and discussed the fall
work laid out, and listened to several
interesting addresses by E. l.. Gould.
president of the club; Judge e. c.. Har-
ris, F. L. Chew. S. w. Hannahs, Fl. r.
Van Queer, b. M. Quigley and George
w. Ketcham. The Rev. w. Y. Chap
man, pastor of the church, opened the
evenings meeting with a brief devo-
tional service.
Committees on entertainment, mem
bership. philanthropy, devotion and re-
ligion, social and collation., finance, good
citizenship and church welcome were
appointed. An informal reception fol-
lowed the business session.
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EAST ORANGE.

NHt = = - NJ
EAST ORANGE.
Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church
Morning I'll n. m.)-Sermon by the Rev.
DR.. James NJ. Ludlow. Evening Gas p
m m;Snsef the morning og me music nsK; ' 8nthe m We We
mite. Mosenthal; organ solo, Andante,
Guilmanti alto Solo. My soul Is at
lude. Meditation. West; anthem, God BE
Merciful,"" Parker; anthem. The Day Is
Past" Marks; p%ostlude, Festival March,
Huhn,
Brick Presbyterian Church,: Morning
worship is at II o'clock. and the subject
r2r the sermon will be Confusion ana
moral orderin Text some s,ot fneret9 16r
the assembly was in %confusion; and the
moer part knew not wherefore they were
come together" Acts xix. a.; Eyening
for the SERMON will be christians as the
sunshine Of the World" Text, Let them
that o V Him be as the Sun when he goeth
forth in his might" Judges ". 81.
l. Christ Church: Morning Prayer lire
Jude. Pastorale (Sonata), Guilmant; Venlte,
Anglican Chant; TIE Deum in 3 fiat, stan
tory, Blessed Are. the Wereiful, lilies;
postlude. Finale (Sonata), Guilmant. Even
Ing PRAYER. 8Prelude, Contemplation, Le-
mare; Magniheat and Nunc pimit ys, n 2.
Gaul; postlude. Fugue In d minor, Men
delssohn.
First Reformed Church.-The Rev.
George Davis Will preach at both sepool :
p. M. ii. J.. Condit, superintendent; Young
Peoples meeting. $3.50. Tuesday evening
meeting, 8 o'clock. n charge OF Mr.; DAVIS.
Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church;
How To Make the Force of Habit zen
for Good" will be the subject OF the ser
mon tomorrow evening. Morning servlce
Quoted by the Rev. John M. Thomas.
M~orning-Orgaa prelude. Theme. Hird; or,
gan offertory, HE Shall Feed. His Flock
G.Messiah"D. Handel; organ postluae,
Fentasia in c. Armstrong. Evenlng-Or-
gan prelude. Pastorale. Munro; organ OF
fertory. Nocturne. Munro; organ post
lude, Postlude liz G. Munro.
Galway M. e. Church: The morning ana
evening services tomorrow will be con-
Quoted by the Pew. DR.. Baldwin.
Grove Street Congregational Church; Inc
following as his subjects: Morning. The
Angel in the Sun evening, d We Be
lieve the Gospel?"
Elmwood Presbyterian Church: Tomor-
will preach on This Country as q Re-
ligious Battle Ground. The topic for the
evening will be. Under Authority"
Hyde Park Reformed Church: The Rev
F. Chafer, of East Mortified. Mass,
Is expected to preach tomorrow. The
morning service will be at II o'clock, the
evening one at 7:45 and the Sunday school
at 5 p. m.
Brewer Eddy Will preach at II O'Clock
from the text "Whose image and super
scription hath it?" Luke ky, "a. and at the
y,eGsper service at 4:3o the topic will be
Kindness, a Fruit of the SPIRIT
First Baptist Church. The Rev. e. T..
Ferris. pastor. will preach in the morning
on Loving This Present World" In tine
evening there will be a special evangeiistic
beginning with a gospel song serv-
ice led by q chorus of s~eventy-nve voices.
Evening topic. 1.-THE Body
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How Rheumatis m
Is Cured
Simplicity and Science Combine to
conquer's Winters Plague.

When DIR Flood. the great Kidney.
Bladder and Rheumatism specialist. wrote
the now famous. prescription for these dis
@ asses given below. he condensed great
medical learning and skill into a remedy
and n4thod OF treatment so simple. mex
pensive, and easily obtained that anyone
can benefit by It.
The receipt in fun as he wrote ii, with
his simple directions complete Is as
follows:
Concentrated Barkola Compound. i ounce
&AIomatlc Enxlrt ..t...,.....--.. ounces
Mix these ingredients at home and take
at bedtime.
The object of this prescription is to
soothe and heal the Kidneys and. Bladder.
reduce all Inflammation and stop the pain,
but the Doctors Instructions are that 1t
must be persevered with for at least a
week after the patient has been conf
pletely restored to health. fH order to
make certain that every quick recovery
nay be also a lasting one.
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CHILDREN's TEMPLE. formerly Chestnut
Street Depot, Pennsylvania Railroad. corner
New Jersey Railroad av~enue-chiidren's meet
ing Sunday evening 7:i5; Mr.. Clarence #.
Plat. OF South Park Church. will be tho
speaker. This service viii DO full Of sunshine
Thursday evening meeting 745 o'clock. All
little children are welcome to our temple
RESCUE HOME. ST Clay street-sundav
services 3:ib and 7:45. will be In charge 81 the
Rev. Thomas Clark and his friends from Nav
York, Brooklyn and Jersey City. There WIN he
specIal singing on this occasion. MrF. Rnbert
Larlue. orsanlst; Miss Lillian Knapp. nianjst.
j.. q. simmons, musical director. ,
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE-ToniKht q cos-
pei temperance meeting. Sunday, 10 a. n,
Sunday school, IL a. M, conservation meet
Ing. $3.50 p. M. Rev. Chas. F., StanIav ~
firth Baptist Church, will speak. 5 ;. M NJ
Pattie WHtltns-Ltndsay will be present cndi
singing. led by Fred A. Lindsay; Mrs. JoneS
pianist. "eS'
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AgsorIA-
TON, 1@ Halsey s~treet-Henry A. cozSens
General Secretary, Bible classes morning ard
afternoon. Battling with Rebels" viii be
tho topic OF an Interesting address To te a.
livered ~ the mons meeting in Wallace Hau,
tomorrow AFTERNOON. 3:45 o'clock. BY Rev 81
y. MCCOY, partor Of ST. James's n n
church. There win be solos by the fsvoriee
topfanor Mrs. L. Carroll Beckei. Of ths 1Ss,st
Church Quartet All men welcome.
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U~NIvERsALIsT.

Church Of the Redeemer: Morning-Organ
prelude. Prayer, Lemaigre; professional,
Swell the Anthem. Raise the Song an
them, God. to Whom We Look Up Blind
Nearer. MY God, to Thee Hanscom; Of
fertory. tenor solo, Just as | Am" Haw-
ley: organ postlude. Professional, Guirard.
The Rev. Henry r. Rose will preach at
il Il. H.. tomorrow IN the Church OF the
Iledeemer on The Message of the Sea-
The illustrated lectures will begin next
Sunday with an evening of The Best
Loved Melodies by the choir.
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MRS. oREGAR BURIED.

CALIFoN. Oct. 1s.-After an illness
OF several months Mrs. Andrew c.
CreSar, 10 years old, died at her home
near this place Thursday from dronnv
and complications. Mrs. Cregar was a
daughter Of the late George c. Trim
mer. The Cregar n Trimmer fami-
section Of the State. Her mother Mrs,
Mary, g. Trimmer, now over 90 years
old; her husband. three daughters and
ono SON survive: Funeral services
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-19
FORT as A METHODIST.

1.-THE nomination of Judge John Franklin
Fort, OF New Jersey. as Governor, means
the honoring to tina extent of n noble
Christian ran. who stands for high ideals
in politics. and has always been bold ms
well as cautious Ia the expression Of his
opinions. Judge Fort is a Methodist, for
merry OF Newark. aud wherever he goes
carries his Christian convictions and in
fuence with him. New York Observer Of
October IL
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MISCELLANEOUS

At the Childrcn's Temple, formerly the
Chestnut street depot OF the Pennsylvania
Park Church. will be the speaker tomor-
row evening at 10 o'clock. The temple
has been crowded every Sunday evening
with children from 6 years upward. The
work is uDdenominational. Children are
heartily welcomed.
ST. stephens Episcopal Church: Morn
ing-Te Deum. Woodward; offertory. 'No
Shadows Yonder." Gaul. Evening-Oner-
tory, 'frhe Radiant Moon. Woodward.
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SUBURBAN CHURCHES.
ORANGE.

New Church! Bible class at 10. simeon
the Function OF Obedience in the Life of
Man." Sermon bv rho Rev. Adolph Roedeg
Ut II. THE Province IN Mans Life, At
Told Ia the Story OF Rebebah at the Well
fGenesis xiv. 20). The first course 81
eeynirg lectures opens with a lecture OF,
the Legend Of Adapa. Ia which Mr.,
R0edef viii compare the Hebrew and
Babylorish legends Of Paradise.
The Orange W0nan's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold a special rally ip
Union Hall, Orange. tomorrow al 4 O'Clock
The Rev. J.. n TY5y, of Mariners Hnr-
Dor. sfaten Isllifg VIII deliver 40 Illus
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cHuRcH cLup oFFIcERs.

The Church Clnb Of the Episcopal diocese
Of Newark was .ormed on "Wednesday
evening az the residence of Francis II,
Holmes. a High street, orange, by the
election OF the following as officers Presi-
dent, Hamilton Mabis, Of summit; vice
presidents. Charles Hathaway. Of Orange,
Colonel T.. A.. Stevens. Of HobOkep; trens'
urer, c +. Grummon, of Newark; scare
tary, e. o. Stanley, Wf East Orange.
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REV. DIR. MEEKER PRAISED.

In the Newark District Church Society
we have a definite illustration Of what is
meant by Methodist Solidarity The idea
Is as old as Methodism. but It has been
sadly neglected. A district ought to mean
more than the area comprised by the pre-
siding elder. Yet II rarely does. DR.. j. Nj.
Meeker, however, intends that the churches
under his care shall not stand solitary and
apart. milestone fashion, but form a genu-
Inc brotherhood, in which the strong may
help the weak, and In time the weak be
cate OF October IL.
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CRAZY JAMES TO GIVE rwo PLAYS

The Crazy Jane Society Will give two
plays at its benefit TO he given on Dccem-
Der ~ next. Tho plays viii be Tho
Neneered Savage" by Grace Livingston
Firnees, and mr.. Bob by Rachel r.,
Baker. The paris have not yet been MS
signed
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BAPTIST.

Paramount Baptist Church, Paramount
avenue, near Bank street.-The Rev. @. E.
Young People and the Kingdom 7:30
p. M, third address in the series on THE
Journey of Life" "A Young Mans Com
panion." Sunday school, 2:30 p. M; Young
Peoples meeting, Tuesday night at g.;
church prayer meeting, Thursday night at
7:45. addressed by the Rev. S. j. Skevlng-
tati
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CONGREGATIONAL

Belleville Avenue Church: The pastor
Christian Religion: Its Peculiarly" and in
the evening on THE Purpose of Life in.
View Of Final Punishment" The evening
sermon is in response to questions. This
church exists to serve and answer ques-
tions in the light of modern thought.
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sa1DeErON PASTORS WIFE DEAN.

BRIDGETON. oct. 19.-Mrs. Ewing,
wife Of the Rev. Joseph Lyons Ewing,
pastor OF the West Presbyterian Church,
Is dead. after several months illness.
She was a native of Burgettstown, Pa.
She leaves a son and daughter. Mrs.
Ewing WI 7ctive in church and mis-
sionarN Mlal
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ORANGE W. c. T. U. MEETING.

The Orange Woman's Christian Tenn
Union Hall. STS Main street, Grunge. TO-
morrow at 4 o'clock. The Rev. j. II. Troy.
OF Mariners Harbor. Staten Island. VIII
deliver an illustrated address. A musical
program has been provided, including a
children's chorus.
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PETER rrLIMAH,s SILVER WEDDING

RAILWAY. Oct, 19f+Akasinblyman and
Mrs Peter Tilinan last night celebrated
their silver wedding a. their home, f7B
West Milton avenue. from . 10 p M
during which more than 200 ftndered
congratulations.
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UNIvERsALIsT.

Rev. Henry r Rose. Minister.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. Broad and
City Hali-Morning services at Ii. Mr.. Rose
VIII preach on THE Message of the Sea-"
Class at lois. Christian Union vesper service
at 6:ib. Sunday Illustrated lectures will begin
October "a with The Best Loved Melodies
by the choir.
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LUTHERAN.

Another Old Problem Seen in a Modern
Light will he the theme tomorrow at the
Grace English Lutheran Church. The aim
IL to have a ~sober-minded discussion OF the
difficulties In the way Of faith. and the causes
Of unbellef.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-19
CONGnEGArInNAI.

B~ELLEv1LLE AVENUE coNGREGA-
TlONAL CHURCH. Believiile avenue, opposite
Crittenden ~street-Theodore Merrell Shipherd,
minister. Worship 1045 a. M, 7:45 p. m.
Morning sermon, THE Christian Religion: It's
Peculiarly" Bible school 3 D. M: classes for
men and women. Evening sermon theme,
The Purpose Of Life in View of Final Judg-
ment.' Fellowship meeting Tuesday. Reports
from the Great National Council. Young
Peoples Union Friday at s.
THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JuBE
MEMORIAL CHURCH, Clinton avenue, al
Wright street-Rev. 7. Arid Moffat, minister.
Morning worship at 10:45. Evening devotLons
at 7:46; theme Cby request). "ReooKnition Of
Friends in Heaven" Mems night at the
Tuesday egening prayer and social service s
O'clock. All welcome always at The Friendly
Church,
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EPISCOPAL.

ST, STEPHENS PROTESTANT EPISCo-
PAb CHURCH, Clinton and Elizabeth ave-
.nues-sersiccs 8 a. m, 10:45 a. m., 7:45 p. N.
Sunday.
| N CHURCH, Broad and Rector
streets-The Rev. Louis s. Osborne. rector.
Holy Communion every Sunday at s a M, and
nrst Sunday in the month at 1890 q. m.
Morning prayer and sermon at IL o'clock.
Sunday school at Q p. M. All cordially invited.
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treated address. A musical. program has
been provided, including Il childrenfs
chorus. Evening service at s O'clock.
Wednesday evening, Gospel temperance
meeting at rs D. m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-30
On iniorme sobre a6uas

E. Presidente de la Junta Escola,
de San Juan. ha suplicado Sc reconsi-
dere Ell acuerdo tornado por ell Consejc
Municipal en- IS de Febrero, por Il
concession gratis de aqua consumida
per les escuelas de Mckinley, Ponce dc
Leon y La Perla, toda veg que e
aqua consumida por las dos primera*
CORE por cuenta de los fondos dc
aquella Juata. asi como Ell De La Perl;
por ser dc propiedad de dicha Junta e
edihcio en- que Sc ;encusntra instalad
dicha e.cuela,
Sc reconsIderara muy en- breve e
acuerdo para que sc conceda el agus
gratis en- las Citadas escuelas, enten-
diendose en- cusnto las dos ptim er as
nientras sean ocupadas las casas er
que Sc encuentran por las miSmas es-
cuelas FL se1or Larroca vot6 partl-
cularmente en contra para que St SOS
tenga el acderdo anterior en- 10 que Sc
refere las escuelas Mckinley y Ponce
de Leon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-30
Tn IA C0RTB DE- DISPHI'ro
SeccIGn Princra

Estalos Cnidos De America. J
I'll PreSldente SIS.
De los Estados Unid0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-30

blea Legislative para el cobro de can
tidades en- poder de los sefiores J. M.
|Ceballos y Co., de cuya Ley sc pasa-
ra copia los sef1ores Concejales.
Igualm ente Sc suspendi6 para la
session pr6xima la discussion de la
Ordenanza imponiendo penalidades
por actos inmoraleS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-30
n fHB DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR PORTO RICO


To the creditors Of Delgado & Diaz,
Of Aguas buenas, IN the District
aforesaid:
Notice IS hereby given that De'ga-
90 & Diaz. of Aguas Buenas, Porto
X Ico. were on the 2tst day OF March,
A. D., 1907. adjudicated bankrupt,
and that the first meeting Of credi
tors Wi. b. h<io at my Office, No. 70
Tetuan Street, San Juan. Porto Rico.
on the 5th day Of April! 1907, at
1000 O'clock in TIE forenoon, at
which meetlng the creditors may
a';cnd prove the}r claims. elect q
trustees, and trans@ct snch other bis
'nc-5 as my properly come buLp-e
sail meeting.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-30
|BOard Of Medical Examiners
or PUERTO RICO
csassoafouia e1imssu d ID : b Abm nteiU
Dn 2ias, Prsdissato. osneaWs
Nusa ! utauFaa

Los aspirantes licencias para ejer
Ger legalmente en- Puerto Rico cuales-
quiera de las profeciones mencionadas
deberan cumplir los requisites siguien-
tes.
Primero. Los medicos presentaran
en- Secretaria, ell titulo Diploma de
la Universidad de que procedan.
Los asprsntes Praeticantes, Coma
dronas 8 Nurses, present aran un certi.
icado que acredite ha Der recibido
practica Ell un Hospital 6 Clinica par
ticular, por un tempo no menos de
dos anos.
Segundo. Una solicitud jur ada,
ante Juez autoridad competente.
cuvo modelo de solicitud podran los
aspirantes obtener en- esta SecretariA
Tercero. Los medicos pagaran un
derecho de IS dollars por ex4nenes Y
licencias. Los Practicantes 10 dollars;
Comadronas 8 y las Nurses 10
Cuarto PaSaran un cxamen, ante
la Junta Examinadora en- la 6poca CT
tada, de todas las respectivas profesio-
mes, de acuerdo cen o esta biecido por
la misma Junta.
Or, II. Our2edo Bde2
Secretario.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-01
honeymoon literaturr.

The young couple drove to the rail way after the wedding, accompanied by the best man. who had once been fin love with the bride. Just before the train started he handed a book to the bride, saying: You will find that a capital book to read on your honey moon" After the train had started the young husband said: What book Is that Tom has given you?" To- se.her they looked at it. It was Ste venson's Travels with q Donkey"
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-01
Mans Walk Shows Aoe.

You can tell mans age by his hands said one of the girls. They get knotty and veined and terrible They get old sooner than his face" You can tell it most of all, l think" said the woman, by his walk. know a man who has been one of the bright. est minds of his time, who Is still the best company l know; but the other day when l saw him come toward me at his home along the hall 1t made me awfully sad to see the heavy old old way in which he walked"
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-01
Hard Water.

A farm woman in Pennsylvania opcs said: 'I never hear anyone sing The Old Oaken Bucket without shud der" For l5 years she had done the cooking and washing for a family of six with no other water supply than what she had hauled out of a well nearly 30 feet deep by means of | bucket Baths in winter were almost out of the question, and even in the summer they were regarded as an oc. casion of more than ordinary impor. tance, for which preparations had to be made hours ahead of the great event A cubic foot of water weighs 621a pounds, and in all these years the number of tons this woman had lifted had made poetic allusions to 'ironbound" and moss covered" buck. cts good deal like saying rope" to man about to be hanged.-Farm. ing.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-01

c. F. Cummins has everybody, who has yet reported, skinned a city block on the beet question. He has one weighing 5 pounds and measuring 21 inches in cir conference, and what is m O s t remarkable, it was firm and in good condition for the table.
 F. M. Urrey and wife, of Idabel I. T., came in last night to attend the reunion tomorrow. Mir. Ur- rey is an old citizen of Nevada county and was one of the Origi inal petitioners for the forming of this county, and has m Il y friends who are glad to see him.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-01
Hope News.
From the Star,


 The brick work on the addition to the Hampstead County Bank building will be completed today.
 Mir. and Mrs. WY. Foster will leave next week for a visit to Memphis, Chattanooga and Ashe- vile, N. c. They will return about September 18th.
 Leonard, the nine-year-Old son of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Gilbert, who live eleven miles from Hope on the Washington and Fulton road, near Liberty, was killed in run away accident last Friday.
 T. R. Billingsley, $. H. Briant, J. F. Johnson, Geo. M. Green, R. l.. Harmon and $. B. Henry, of Hope, Dinwiddie City, of Ozan, Matt Johnson and Capt. Johnson, of Columbus, and Joe Johnson, of Ashdowp, will leave Monday on their annual hunting trip to the Territory.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-01
CONSISTENCY

You believe in prohibitions" A most excellent position: But, if anxious to promote it, Whynot straighten up and vote it? But to show tender feeling For the victim who goes reeling Through the street, unnamed
 by gin,
 Which your ballot voted in. What is it but sham and sin? You've mo use for temperance
 cranks,
 Never join fanatics ranlSs;" And the w. c. T. US, Whom the whiskeyites abuse, Recognition you refuse; Which intelligence construes, (Should it not?) as opposition To the cause of prohibition. What is zeal or agitation, Fervent prayer for mems saliva.
 tion,
 But farce-a mere profession While you daily make concession To the rum tiepd in possession, And, by ballotat the polls, Set price on human souls? Stop and think. 0 Christian voter Can you stand as a promoter Of traffic so destructive, Blighting everything productive, And to every vice seductive. Bearing only saddest sorrow On its tide today, tomorrow, While you pray, Thy kingdom
 come,
 And Thy will on earth be done"?
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-01
MERE OPINION.

Good cheer never passes divi dend.
 High living is frequently the cause of low spirits.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-01
Local and Personal.

All ladies Oxfords at cost. W. B. Waller.
 For Rent-SiX room house. close in. See Ellsworth.