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New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
PICTURE OF WASHINGTON FoUND9
Announcement That Original Portrait Will
Soon Be Brought from Glasgow.
tBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune.I

Detroit. Nov. 9.-Through the intrumentality
of r. w. Austin. United States Consul at Glas-
cow. portrait. supposed to be that of George
Washington. and possibly the first extant. will
shortly be brought to this country and hung
upon the walls at Mount Vernon.
The announcement of the find was made on
Friday at the meeting OF the local society OF
the Daughters of the American Revolution at
the home Of Mrs. Orla r. Taylor. by the state
regent. Mrs. f. B. a. Rathbone. OF this city.
The picture now hangs in the Peoples Palace
in Glasgow under the title Unknown" The
story goes that It was the property OF Robert
Dinwiddie. at one time a Colonial Governor Of
Virginia. and that when he returned TO Scotland
he took il with him.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
FOR THE WOMAN THAT'S FAT

Detroit physician says that the cheapest
and safest mixture fat woman who wants to
get thin can use is one-half ounce Marmola
laet IL in the original half-ounce PACKAGE. one
half ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and
three and One-half ounces Syrup Simplex. The
.roper amount TO take is a teaspoonful after
meals and at bedtime.
These ingredients may be obtained from any
druggist at small cost and make a combination
that is not only excellent as fat reducer, being
aoie, il is claimed, TO take off pound a day
without causing wrinkles, but Is also a splendid
help TO the system T. whole regulating the
stomach and bowels (where the fat person &
troubles begin), and clearing the skin of pmpIes
and fIotches. 70 exercise is required to help
ire remedy in its work, and best of all, no
dieting Is necessary while taking it-you can
a. what Sog Ike.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
CUP FOR SHACKELFORD.
Wins Chief Trophy an Open Tour
nament at 4tIantic City.
by Telegraph to The Tribune.I ]

Atlantic CITY, Nov 9-W. E ShackeIford, of
the home club, won the chief cup in the open
tournament of the Country Club of Atlantic City
on the Mortified links to-day. He defeated his
club mate. Frederick 5. Sherman, by up and
3 10 play in the final round This is the first
time that the governors cup has been won by
Atlantic City golfer although Shackelford
runner up to w. G Fownes, jr- here in the
fall of 190s
a. W. Tillinghast. OF Philadelphia. won the
gross score prize in the handicap with SO,
while DR.. T. Marvel and w. r. McShea, both
of the home club. tied for the net prize Marvel
had a card OF S9-16-73, and McShea SS-
I5-73.
In the final round ShackeIford went out in Al.
and his card showed two under As for the in
holes. Had he finished out the three bye holes
in par figures he would have had a a. The
summary follows:
Governors CUP semi final round-FredeTiek s sher-
J up; W e shackeIford. Atlantic city beat Richard
Final -Shackeiford bdaf sherman. up and
f beat P a @ RTSrh up HsGsf aaG
70 play; =. Oden Horstman, Chevy Chase. T. L.
Becfel; Atlantic City up
Final round-Horstman beat Mackey. . up and to
Presidents Cup. semi-anal round-H W Brown
70 play: Il n Clements Nero beat E SatterthWait
Final rOund-ciements beat Brown. . up to
s Beaten eight cup sem-f round-G Linden.
sPd 10 aTeH Is nee! haTTy ART Lysrr Atane c up
Belheld up and play.
tina! Found-Linden nd beat Han. up and l TO PLAY
Wilmington, beat Edward Davis. Beheld, = up and 1
70 play: a F. Huston. Philadelphia, beat DIT Hagerty
Philadelphia up and play
Final round-SInith beat Huston. up
Beaten eight cup Iseni-inal round)W. II. Smith. WI
nington, heat Leroy bartholomew. Philadelphia. up
and 3 TO play ". r. McShea Atlantic City, beat E NJ
Hopes, Wilmington. 6 MP and play
Final round-Smith beat NcShea. 3 and 70 play
Northheld Cup tseIni-fnal round)--H J stiles, Mer-
chantsvile. beat !. Hall Atlantic city, 4 up and
TO play; g F Brown, Huntington valley. beat DR. E,
Marvel Atlantic City. . UP and l TO play
Final round-Sttlss heat Brown. . up
Beaten eight cup (semi-f1nal round)Waer Edge. At
lantic City A. I Gimour. Frankfort and
n play; Walter Stokes Frankfort beat n. S White.
Atlantic City by default
Final round-Stokes beat Edge 6 and I 10 play
Fifth division CnaJ roundiFrry Thomas. Riverton beat
?. N. Hale. MeTchantsvile > up
Reaten cup (anaI roInd)-E. c. ONe. Frankfort.
ga aeuscman city, ,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
Association FOOTBALL.
Columbia Badly Beaten by Brooklyn
EIeUen.

Columbias Association football team faced a difi-
cult proposition in the game with the Brooklyn
Football Club eleven of the New York Amateur
Association Football League at Marquette Oval, in
Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon the result being in
favor OF the home side by goals to 0. The Brook
lyns, all native Brtons, outclasSed the colleg1ans
in team work. the latter suffering from a lack OF
experience and many of them being comparatively
new to the game 1t was Columba's third sue
cessive defeat this its showing against the
Crescents and Staten Island. however having been
very satisfactory. Yesterday the work of the for
ward line loose. but improved perceptloly'
when too late, the close of the game.
Armstrong; centre halfback for Brooklyn. started
the scoring with spectacular play from the middle
of the field ending with low, rakng shot that
beat Floyd. the Columbia custodian. The latter
was hard pressed from start to finish ana might
have Jared but for the splendid support
given him by Vosscamp and Dwyer, the backs me
next goal resulted from combination between
Stuart. owen and Watts the right wing, the
last named getting the ball into the net Five goals
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
WOMAN LIGHTKEEPER RESIGNS.

Kingston. n. Y. Nov. 9.-Mrs. c. A Murdoch
who for fifty-one years has tended the beacon
I'm the Rondout Lighthouse. one Of the best
known on the Hudson River has resigned. She
will be succeeded by her son. James b Murdoch.
Mrs. Murdock's husband was appointed keeper
Of the light by President Pierce in 1856 but was
drowned a month later Tho place was then
given to Mrs. Murdoch She remained in the
old lighthouse until the present stone one was
built in 1868. and since then has occupied the
new building. her son and daughter-in-law Iiv-
ing with her.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were ui'"
yesterday in the United States District Court

The following petitions in bankruptcy were NV
yesterday in the United States District Court
Involuntary petition against the American i6Ts fSPT
Box Company, No. lSS Worth street. by creI..tOr,
with claims follows: Madison Paper STOCK
pany. &S76 David ROsenbaum. SO and WlulSr,s
FieStadte. Sl5 Alleged bankrupt owns a lsS S.S
and plant in Norwalk. Conn. valued az $50 s0
mOrtgaged for $4,000. Liabilities estimated aMLsd az
go. Preferential payments OF S.Ov0 aues
Charles s. COhn appointed receiver, with Don" -
$500 -. "a
Involuntary petition against Edward Rhine 90
siding at Mount Vernon; in business az No, Win
West 2Sd street. New York. by creditors ssSs-
claims as follows: DleckerhCff. Rahoer = 70, -
American Silk Label Company, So anu ,,S-
Bischofscheim, SO. Claim made that Rhine ua,,a
ferred business 70 wife. Emma F. Rhine. 20 77Sosh-
antecedent Indebtedness OF 5000 Jerome a N.Y.
Involuntary petition against kalmon' MeisSS..as Sass
manufacturers of handkerchiefs, No. 14S Grsen55
street. by creditors with claims as follows. xfss
& Brown, $1,000: Bernard SaVelsOn. $t.We' -.s-t-
TurtedOve. 1851. Preferences alleged. Albert -,
ney. jr., appointed receiver. with bond OF hsu.
Partners said to have disagreed and 10 have aoa~
doned the business in turn
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
TO CONSIDER LOCAL P. o. PLANS.
Commission to Meet Here the Greater Part
of This Week.

Washington. ',ov. 9-Plans for tho posto1ice
In the great &C. mnal of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road IN New York will bc considered next week by
commission designated by Acting Postmaster
General Hitchcock. The commission consists OF
George J.. Wood. a. IT. Baldwin and F. NJ. Nor
rs all them assistant superintendents. the first
two OF the Washington Division and the third OF
the New York Division They will consider in de-
tail. with Postmaster Morgan OF New York. the
alIotments Of space for the various departments
OF the New York Office and the interior plans OF
the part of tho building 10 be used by the gov
ernment Their work when completed will he
turned over 10 the Supervising Architect OF tho
Treasury for his guidance. The commission will
be I'm session in New York the greater part of
next week.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
VOTE TO DECLARE OFF STRIKE.

Rrockton. Mass. Nov. at the meeting OF the
w. L. Douglas compauy's striking lasters. It was
voted to-day call off the strike started some six
weeks ago. The vote 4s 10 80. T. IS. Hickey
agent OF the Independent Lasters' Union. who was
not allowed In the meeting because he not a
member of the shops crew. states that the vote
not authorized and that the union is not neces-
sarIy bound by the vote of the strikers.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
SKULL EXHIBIT AT ADAMS TRIAL.
Deputy Sheriff Tells of Finding Alleged
Skeleton of Fred Tyler.

Rathdrum. Idaho Nov. AT the trial OF "Steve"
Adams, charged with the murder CT Fred Tyler.
to-day c. II. Williams. a deputy sheriff. took the
stand. Williams took trip into the Marble Creek
country look up skeleton reported to have
been found there. He met Mr. Simpson on the train
that led to the place where the body was found
The body, lying across some logs. much de-
composed. 1t dressed in yellow underwear and
n pair OF trousers. A sack lying near contain
ing a number of articles cotted with blood There
hole in tho skull about the size of a $3.50
bullet. The skull exhibited and identified
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
THINK pETWILER IN EUROPE.

Toledo. Nov s.-Raymond ]. Burns, attorney and
detective who had charge of the hunt for the miss
ing A. X. Detwiler, wanted In the San Francisco
graft cases was In Toledo to-day but denied he
was searching for Detwier
"Of course would not overlook any opportunity
to arrest Abe" said Burns. but the theory of the
officers San Francisco is that. since he has been
so long missing he has escaped 10 a foreign coun-
try and is probably somewhere in Europe"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
MAGISTRATE BUTTS ILL.

Arthur g. Butts. one OF the city magistrates be-
came suddenly Ill just he leaving his homo
Yesterday morning for the Yorkville court At first
II was believed that the magistrate had suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis DIR. Arthur c. Butts ir
attended his father. and said that he suffering
from a heavy cold At his home last night It was
said that the magistrate practically we'll again
MAGISTRATE Wahle substituted for the sick magis-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
N. Y. c. WINTER RESORT Book OUT.

The New York Central Railroad has ready l''
distribution its l9O7-OS edition Of the booklet Q"
Americas winter resorts. The booklet contains
much valuable information resorts in Panaina'
Mexico, Cuba. the Bahamas. Florida and SCUM
America. Rates of passage the shortest routes anu
maps of the Western Hemisphere are also features
The general passenger agent will send the oooSie'
free to those who write for them.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

Tho champion Camerons Of the New York Am
ateur League. scored against tho Clan Mcleod team
by default in the game scheduled for Cortandt
Park Yesterday, and instead played the eleven of
the steamship Celtic, winning by the score OF
goals TO o.
Failure on the part of the referee TO see goal
fairly kicked near the end OF the game deprived
the Bows Club Of this city OF well earned victory
after hard fought encounter with the BOYS Cluo
of PbIladclpha at Utica OVAL yesterday afternoon.
AS IL was. the game ended in draw without scor-
ing either side.
Flushing where the Staten Island Football CUB
was opposed by the Freebooters.
game at Utica Oval. in the elementary schools
series for the Mackay cup, ended In favor OF Pub
lie School 1O9 Of Brooklyn at the expense OF Pub
lie School 2+ of Manhattan. SchanhOlt, playing out
side left for the winners, scored goal IN each
half There was no scoring the losing side
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
DOCTOR HOPELESS; PATIENT SUICIDE.

Hartford Conn., Nov. 9-Despondent because his
nbvsician had said that his recovery from rheu-
matIsm was impossible. James McGregor, of No.
143 Hamilton street. head of the cabinet making
department of the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad shot himself while at dinner to-day
at noon In the presence of his wife and children.
He died almost instantly. He believed that he
would eventually be cured of his ailment, but last
night his physician told him there was no hope of
relief for him.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
pYKER MEADOW GOLF CLUB.

An eighteen-hole medal play handicap, in which
the members could return cards yesterday or To-Day
began at the Dytzer Meadow Golf Club. The cup
is the gift of Admiral Goodrich and other officers
stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in aclInowl-
edgTpent Of courtesies from the club The twenty
cards returned will not posted until to-day when
the other entrants will make their rounds, and the
thirtv-sx hole match for the club championship
will be played between the fnaliss, Marshall Whit
latch and w B. Rhett, the present champion-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
BIG BOSTON GRAIN EXPORT BUSINESS

Boston, Nov. s-The export grain business from
the Port of Boston has increased 10 such proPe.-
tions in the last few weeks that the lines vunnlns
to this port may find II necessary 10 add 90 theH
tonnage to transport the vast amount Of treisl''
which has been booked for future shipments TN
gagements have been made for fully four million
bushels within the last three weeks Durtng th7
last week tonnage has been engaged for more t'"n
one million bushels of grain Flour and other COM
modities will also be shipped in large quantities
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
CHICAGO, Sc; PURDUE. o.

Chicago. Nov. 9.-Chicago easily defeated the
eleven from Purdue University here to-day by
score Of Sc to o. Purdue outclassed at nearly
all points of the game. Chicago won the toss, and
within d few minutes after the kickoff Stages
men. by long gains carried the ball across Pur-
dues goal line. During the remainder of the half
Chicago scored almost at will. Both teams used
the forward pass almost continually. with the
honors on the Chicago side.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
moNTcLAIR GOLF CLUB.
n cards of % net or under led in the weekly
ican Yesterday at the AIontcIair Golf Club
,an winning the prize. The scores follow:
ct ANDREWS GOLF CLUB.

PLAY at the St. Andrews Golf Club yesterday was
thirt,six hole stroke handicap for the vicepresi-
dopt's c,Ip the gift of Austen G. Fox. The COM
petition is an annual one open only to winners and
T,,nners-1n in the monthly cup matches eleven fac
ine, the course w. II. Ulrich won with lS4-24-
16O The other cards We're: w. C. Hill, 1913
164; W l.. Hodgman. 179-l4-l60' and a. >.
A. s Higgins. Arthur G. Fox. F. H McAdoo IL r.
stern. Harry Holbrook and Darwin p. Kingsley did
not return cards.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
SPENT THREE FORTUNES; DIES Al zs

Hartford, Conn. Nov. 9.-Tudor Adams. who has
squandered three large fortunes. died here last
night. He was seventy-siX years old When a
young man he was the Beau Brummel of the city
After he had dsspated the fortunes left him by
his parents. who were members of the first
families of the city he for several years down
In his luck. When he inherited his last fortune
from his uncle, Chester Adams he was running
an
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
PROTECTS MINNEAPOLIS QUOTATIONS.

Minneapolis. Nov. S.-The Minneapolis Chamber
of Commerce has won its hsh. against sixteen IN
dependent grain companies which accused 81
stealing the chamber quotations In a sweeping
order. made public to-day. Judge Brooks enjoins
the companies from getting. poStjnE. using OF
disseminating" the quotations.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
WEE BURN GOLF CLUB.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune J
Stamford Conn. Nov. 9-The qualifying round
for the cup offered by Schuyler Merritt, the pres
ident was played at Wee Burn to-day. The best
four scores qualified.
The result follows:
Schuyler Merritt. s. 16. 6s F. B. Smith 81. 2s es:
George \. Weber. 100, ., u; W D Macdonald So H.
-. 2 -. Knapp, 90. 20. 73 II. 5. Cummings a. g. "a
Dr schavoir: 81 IS; Il X McliaTg io5 &c. -; Rob
W. Mansfield 90. u. 76 ". y Daskam. 81. 90, Y; NJ
Y Hoyt Knapp. 90 IS IS; l. c. Green n5. l6 49,
Sheldon Hopkins 93 IL. 10 ". l. Baldwin. 80, II. TO-
L. Z. Rinehar, r 81 II. So Z L schoheld 90 16 So
+. W. Doty IB "a 81; H. l.. Woodbury. 81. i6 81; DIR.
George Sheriff.. 1Ol, 20, Il; J. EeIden Hurbut es. l6
So: Dr. SincatT smith, 100 81. 50. r G. Burgess Jr,
and Chester Ssl.eck did nnsh-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
COPPER MINERS WILL NOT STRIKE.

Houghton, Mich. Nov "a report sent out last
night that miners employed by the Calumet and
Hecla copper mines might strike Monday was
fatty refuted to-day when the miners unanimously
voted not to quit work. but to continue under the
wage reduction of l2la per cent made necessary
by the decrease in the price OF copper.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
MAY CALL sAUsAeEs ADULTERArED

ST Joseph Mich. Nov. 9-Judge Coolidge in the
Circuit Court. yesterday dismissed the case of
Armour & Co. who sought a permanent injunction
against Michigan State Food Commissioner Bird TO
restrain him from publishing in his bulletins that
Armour's sausages adulterated
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
BELMONT AND sHoNTs IN CHICAGO.
Windy City Sees POrtent Of New Traction
Trust in Conference with Mitten.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribuns.I

Chicago, Nov S.-Possible consolidation OF all tbs
elevated and surface traction lines in Chicago into
one transportation system IS said to be pOrtended
by visit paid 20 Chicago to-day by August Bel
mont. T 2. Shonts and Frank Hedey, OF New
York's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS system
The three officials held a two hours conference
with President T. E Mitten of the Chicago city
Railway Company All declined to discuss the sub
ject of the meeting
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
POLY PREP WHIPS MANUAL TRAINING

Before a crowd OF more than three thousand
enthusiastic rooters the Brooklyn Polytechnic Pre-
unrttorv eleven defeated the Manual Training
school team I'm exciting game at Washington
Park Brooklyn yesterday afternoon BY score
OF - to A. Both teams played good ball Norman
kicked a goal from the field and saved Manual
Training from being shut out.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
UPPER MoNTcLAIR GOLF CLUB.

[Bv Telegraph to The Tribunel
Bloomfield. y. J., Nov s.-The final match for
the championship OF the Upper Montcalr Golf Club
played to-day between Henry Moir and Ar
thur Wright. the former winning, up and to
play. Many persons followed the contestants over
the
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
LIZ, rcIerrnnh 70 The rrlhun. I

St Louis. Nov. 9-Congressman Barthodt
ceived an invitation from Postmaster General
Meyer to-day 10 meet him and Senator Scott, OF
West Virginia. in New York Tuesday TO aid
in investigating New York's postofflce needs. He
will leave here tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
STANFORD JUNIOR WINS TITLE.

Stanford University, Cal, Nov s-Leland stan.
fora Junior University defeated tho University Of
California here to-day by score OF p to IL for
tho Rugby championship of tho Pacific Coast An
immense crowd saw the game. which abounded
with brilliant plays
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
M. A. c., 1e: TUFTs. 10.

Medford Mass Nov. 9-The Massachusetts Agri-
cultural College defeated Tufts at football by the
score of 70 to 10 to-day. Cobb kicked two goals
from the field for the winning team. Tufts
ceIled line bucking but her end plays
weak. The forward pass worked successfully
nnIt
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
AT THE GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.
IBy Telegraph TO The T

by Telegraph The Tribune
Glen Ridge, \. J., Nov. 9.--Five members of the
Glen Ridge Golf Club tied for first place in eigh-
toen-hole handicap to-day at medal play selected
best nine holes The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
CLASS B.

Club championship first rounG)-B Bottome beat J.
" McMeaany. l up % holes); g ". Tanter beat G.
j. Adams. and 70 play; NJ L. teary beat II. r.
Armstrons up and 70 play; G. 2 Armstrong beat
". 9. HoopIe up and play. ". Boyd beat B. T.
Allen. and to play. ". A Hamilton beat ".
King, and 3 70 play; .. T Stout won from i. 3.
and z MIA
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
ThIstlea %

Referees a. Jeffers. Crescent Athletic Club Goals
Reid Jackson 2) for Nixon Kerr for Thistes
Time of halves minutes
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
FNcLEwoop GOLF CLUB.

The Election Day tie in the four ball stroke hand
cap was played off yesterday at the Englewood Golf
Club A. +. Switzerland and Frederick Starbuck.
92-11-81, beat +. Mortimer Barnes and J. r.
Bryce S5-73-S2. There thrOng Of players
on the course but this was the only competition.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

At Bay Ridge the eleven of the Crescent Athletic
Club kept up its winning streak by defeating the
Rensonhurst Thstles in of the best games
vet contested by the Half-Moon representatives
The visitors outpointed in the first half to
the tune of 3 goals to 0. the wind favOring the
home team, but in the second half the Thstles
came back strong and Tailed twice. The lineup
fol
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

First match play in the club championship and
the class handicap made up yesterdays programme
at the Fox Hills Golf Club. The summaries follow:
A
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
sIwANoY COUNTRY CLUB.

There was a medal play foursome handicap at
the Siwanoy Country Club yesterday, in which
nine pairs returned cards. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

CioaIs-Stuart 81. Watts ~. Armstrong Heieree-ti
NJ TIerney. Brooklyn Field Club. Linesmen-W oven
RrookIvn and w NJ. Carpenter. Columbia Time
Halves OF - minutes.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

For one nlotorist to purchase two automobiles Of
81 900 gross cost In one evening at the show in
measure dspes the popular belief that sales at tho
show are not many important Aaron Chesboro,
of Toledo last night purchased Columbia lmou-
sine with electric transmission at So 500 cost and
half hour later purchased second electric trans
mission car with touring body, at $500
IT was because of admiration for the remarkably
compound character Of the most interesting little
woman in the automobile sport that those who
took part in the Gldden tour subscribed at the fin
;sh for n CUP for Mrs. Joan Cuneo. the only
driver in the contest. At the show she ordered
new 5O-horsepower Rainier and when questioned
said that she hoped to be in most every contest
goina next season. Asked If she included track
aces she replied: "Oh, yes. / suppose I'm foolish
IN risk my neck but can't help it; just love the
excitement
A loving cup was presented 10 Henry p. JOY,
manager of the Packard Motor Car Company, at
a dinner for the dealers attending the Garden
show Mt the Knickerbooker Hotel on Friday night.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

The new models which composed the attractive
exhibit Of the fun jewelled Corbn at tho
show presented many features which were dis
tnctly different from anything at the exhibition.
Both the air cooled and the water cooled models
shown and competent judges express the opn-
ion that this exhibit presents by far the most
handsome models produced by this company
No car has created more favorable comment
than tho four passenger runabout. hand
somely finished in dark blue. with fine white stripe
and bun upholstery; clever arrangement enables
the owner OF this 10 have one. two three or
four seats at pleasure and 10 combine In one ma
chine the advantages OF both runabout and
touring car
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-10-04
Revival Services.

AS previously announced We
expect to begin revival meetings
at Adams chapel next Sunday
afternoon at2 80 O'Clock. Preach
ing Sunday night at 1880 and
every night for atleast two weeks
following. Rev. w. j. Parvin
of Brunswick will assist in the
meeting. We do hope every one
in the community will take the
proper interest.
1t seems there is a little mis-
understanding in regard to the
services herein Keytesville' There
will be preaching cry
Sunday morning, as always has
been, and every Sunday night
except the first Sunday in each
month.
o. H. PHILLIPS, Pastor.