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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30
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Washington. March so So far
as the attendance of the state mill
tla at the joint encampmonts This
summer is concerned. General Muir
ray. chief OF the artillery. is now as
surcd by responses received from
governors aud adjut8ut generals uf
states having military organizations
that This novel project BIS sure to
De- lrrat suCvtss \ number Of
states uuW wish 10 combine she an
uual militia eucampmgu's with joint
drills. which would completely
swamp rhe resources of fhe coast az
ulisry boa ihe matter of pIo,i1iua for
the reception of fhe miliuamsu.
rhr euteUuu. uf TfUs. urpu he-
iuz Informed chat eWIus to thc abe
asnss af tfmf posts pu thy coast ~
resas. .De department would npt u-
,lude Texas tn in Invitation offered
to alioN thv rySas militia fu a1 tn
1nnfttl Hafv fu asfBre the hsH.uf
uf thr IIIIs aitb ths aaEuisia
laat Wlia enIf erionr haFuH
aaae . -s coast dst.usss fu t.a-
0Hus .nI Louisiana uniuhaHifahIv
fnF aH. considerable number af mea.
.ud .lH ussuas FORTS u Flnu6a he.
IHe U' IIstat fnu sHipf w fhp .r
r nhlatd fn 8'iae rht
.ust.Hu. proposition
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W. A. OWNRY City Editor
(Residence Phone, Bell No. 2S9)
WHAT SENATOR'S isEAiIf
REPRESENT.

ellison Gardner III success MAG
azine": Lobbyists, like congressman
are generally representative of spe-
o,al Interests In theory CONGRESS-
"'''ii ''i' e'''''' '''' P''''N'
uce he more olleh represents 'hen'
only incidentally. His primary in
forest is some economic interest.
.,o,,. .a;,,o,a oornor,tion -or,e tar
Hi-pIo'eo'ou VI -o'o' mn '"' "' W
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for the purpose OF electing the fol-
4 mayor.
One alderman from Ward Number
!. OF said city.
One alderman from Ward Number
?. Of said city.
one alderman from Ward No. 3
OF said city.
Ward No. One embraces all that
part OF the city OF Waxahaehie which
lies and is situated South OF Main
street.
Ward No. Two embraces all that
part 81 the city OF Waxahaohie.
which lies and Is situated North OF
Main street and East Of Washington.
College and Brown streets.
Ward No Three embraces all that
part ~ the city Of waxahachis which
lies and is situated North of Main
street and West az Washington. Col
leFe and Brown streets
The election 90 Ward 80. One will
Bee held .u What Pa known as the "old
wyatt office" ou East Main street.
and . k. Cauthun viii ha the pre-
sldlus officer af said voting box
The election ln Ward No Two
viii DO held az Roy Canualiy'a gro
.eHrv store on the East tide ~ Col
ieFr street. and "a g RhoAus still
be- ne pr idlur officer 20 said toi-
iur box
The election Ward No. Thfee
$3.50 he held az fhe Clw HALL on
Msin a'Feet ana j. r. Glli Sili be tse
nretldiae officer at said votius BOX
W'HrK mY baud fl's trst dag OF
srrrrh. EsH-.
PERRY ROBERTSON.
NHFor rt the Clsr - waxahachiu.
Texas 10
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trial peace committee of nine re-
quired by the act are as follows:
On the part OF the public. Arch
bishop ireland Marcus - MARKS Of
New York. and Ralph NJ. Easley OF
New York On the part of employers
T. H. Gary. chairman finance COM
mittec United States Steel corpora
ton; Lucius futile. president Bos-
ton and Maine railroad and ]. G.
Jordan of Columbus. Ga. On the
part of employees; Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, Daniel Keefe, presi-
dent of the Longshoremen's associa
ton. and w S Stone, president of
the international Brotherhood of
Engineers.
Their duties are to receive from
the trustees the income derived
from the fund and use it in the fur
therance of the purposes of the or
and to arrange for an
nual conferences in Washington of
representatives OF capital and labor.
The meeting was suspended in or
der that the trustees might take
lunch with President Roosevelt
Upon that occasion the president
thanked the trustees for their CO.
operation.
The next meeting of the trustees
has not been decided upon. but it
will be held in the course of the next
few weeks.
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ItskNktE VIII. >ENtE HI
I.lINE IT.

Il IL now up 20 senator Foraker
~ aoatt the fiadsaE af she roaFt-
martial ~hich in aeaui,ting Major
Brownsville affair inrludp lu tavsr
verdict the statement thAt certain
men Of his command did assemble
armed Wtb rifles. and dla pfesss'd to
ghe tosn 81 nfunnsYitiv. Tex. and
did then and therr ahpot sud @oand
and aili c"rssia citizens thereof
The Officers composing the court
caunos plake the fire alarm Senator
from ohio believe anything Of the
Kind In his bidding for negro dele.
cations 10 the next republican nation
al convention II ~ necessary that tho
negro troopers 81 the Twenty fifth
infantry ho sindicated and through
the senate committee on military at
fairs be IL conducting an inquiry Of
his own for that very purpose. SAYS
the 81 louis Republic
II MIR Foraker cannot make ~
appear that the entire battalion has
been mad. the victim of vtle con
spirarey his Same Is iost For him 4;
Is not enough that some uf its mem
beers may have suffered Injustice In
their summary dismissal The whole
outfit must be ROBBED In white and
endowed with the martyrs crown.
Perish the thought that the negro
troopers shot up the town of Brown.
VILE II was men OF Brownsville
themselves who did II in order To
cast nbloquy on III. troopers Or,
maybe, it was cowboys from the
neighboring ranches If none Of these
IL must have been Iauui indians on
a nocturnal hunt for more scalps Of
the white man.
Court-martiai may go on grinding
until the republican national con
vention adjourns. Until then Fora
ker can never be convinced that Il
person of African decent ever pulled
trigger within the corporate limits
of the town at the mouth of the Rio
Grande
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NO MORE NEGROES
ostensibie Meaning OF Order To
Stop Recruiting Them for Army

Washington. Marcn 30.-Uucle
Sam has had enough of negroe SOL
diers in the regular army. Accord
ing to the latest war department or
der. no more enlistments and no
more recruits will be received who
are negroes. The osteusible mean
ing Of the order is that the quota
of the four negro regiments, with
white commissioned officers, and
non-commissioned officers and pri-
Yates all negroes, is fun, and no
more are needed. II is quite we'll un-
derstood in army circles that this
means that no more negroes will be
taken into the army, no matter
whether the regiments need them
or not. as far as concerns shortage
of numbers to make up the rcspeC-
tive regiments. The regiment of ne
groes. the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry
and the Twenty-Fourth and Twenty
Fifth Infantry, as at present com
posed will be allowed to stand. and
the process of the elimination of the
negro will go on until these regi-
meuts are eXtinguished by gradual
and natural elimination. death, re-
tirement or discharge. The result Is
the regiments will be- reduced 20 bat
talions. and then to- companies. and
then to uothiu- I'm the end. unless
different policy rs pursued negroes
viii Doe grmiui>cence as soldiers in
fhr United States
Nothing has $50 much contributed
rp this determination 1s the conduct
of rhr negro soldiers uf the buttal-
i0u ou duty az brownsville. who
v"rr discharged without honor by
.hs. president
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".u. Hf.tn. gursua
Summers NsI.sHe fon
u4 LH EmiI l.eaHaa Cht
W Paris. eff q - Head
Dallas b. WrH~ uaras sam
ns t aaa Norris
Snfin4f .t M HnFg SmHh. Three
Ravers Mise T a TIuado sen An-
feaic p A. Prsrey. - fkais =
Eds ard Marta gh. Constance Fraw
lav To n Garnett. Greeusllie
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There never was greater error
than to hold that n town must give
free reign TO the violation of the
law in order to be prosperous. The
gambling hell, the saloon. the dive
and the brothel never did bring and
never will bring prosperity or hap
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Fs4r assn had tu abandon waFN eu
tifeig ! had three - fhe best physl.
riaas $40 aid ne go GOOD and ~an
practically Ft3en m fu dte Foley
kidney Cure ~Aa commended and
ne first bottle gave ne great relief
sad after taxing the second both.
vas entirely cured Why nor lot Il
heap your " Fearsx
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q. spi~x~l 1905 y Virginia 81.
Evansville. lne writes For ever
I've T~ars ! was troubles. vita Md
aeg al. BLADDER affections whinh
caused re much pain and ~orry. !
lost sl~ss and vas all ran down ara
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AaI-Ce aarehy gwen, .Aaf sa ar
e9t4aace attn The az governing ne
eieetion ~ city officers. thare wlll
De- held an eseet.DE IN The city q
" 4xaAachle Texas. on tie first
Tuesday In April 1897. the sane be-
lowinw Officers of sall city. to-wtt
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asks a brother. Dunno. but he will
in the other place.
ITS queer how little bit of a
woman can fill up the seat of a chair
fuller than a six-foot man says the
Men. YORK Press, but it's blamed
sight queerer how fun they both
can fill it and still have room on
each side for Teddy bear.
To grow wise is simply to cut out
the things that keep you up after
midnight a good wife and coy
pair of carpet slippers viii do the
rest
A fisher named Fischer fished off
the edge OF a fissure and was pulled
in by devil fish. Now they are
fishing the fissure for Fischer.
Some men welcome trouble.
Some men long Tor strife
Somehow some men dasseut
When they get a wife
o.
/ The iackass with -four legs has
/ brayin ability but the one with two
/ has neither CThis is good, if YOU
get it,
There Is only one thing more
4 dangerous than poking mule with
q feather buster, and thar is pokina
Hun at the prospective father-in-law
who can not see the joke
BE who owns the soil
owns mp Co the very Sky.
But ho who owns wife
Never OWLS mp .if he's fIy.
! Young man. it is NOT good form
.fo ask woman ro MARRY yuu Only
. The preacher 1r rhe usti,, ur the
Iueayr cam Ju thHr NsN Deer f She
viii u' your viii, aud. if eH. wiIl
5000 .Uu 5000 ALWAYS .,.n .hs kind
.Nus splitter band.
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Attend our ap"nlEsg Mund4 tprg
: md set handsome souxeaiv VI
y afz-Ii Go ex
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Obituaries, resolutions OF respect.
cards OF thanks--all matter rot
NEWS-will be charged for at the
rate of cents per line. Poetry at
double price.
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Can a man smoke in heaven
asks a brother. Dunno. but he will
in the other place.
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.U\GLETS AND JOkELETS.

To spoons in the pantry
Are only silverware.
But two spoons in the parlor
Are spoons beyond compare,
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PERRY k0HER rSON,
MaFor rf the Clir - waxahachlu.
Ee0af 10
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-15
FIRE In ASHLAND
WHOLE BLOCK OF STORES Is
BURNED.
Flames in Early Morning ON Public
Square Does Damage Estimated
at $500 In Clay County
Seat.

Ashland. May "A dis
astrous fire at an early hour this
morning wiped out one whole block
of business houses in Ashland. utterly
consuming seven of them. all that were
on the east side of the public square.
One adjacent building across the
street was damaged by water that was
poured on 1t in order to stop the pro-
gress of the flames. Most of the
buildings burned were small, all being
frame buildings, only enc being two
story.
Two dry goods stores were consumed
one notion store. one grocery store
and two barber shops, one restaurant
and one vacant building were burned.
The total loss is about $500, with
only about $4,000 insurance
The fire started in the grocery store
of Dan Kirk, and quickly spread to
the next building. Ex-Judge Phillips
Is the heaviest loser as he owned four
of the seven buildings
This is the second fire that Ashland
has had in three months. Some of the
people believe this fire was incendiary.
No fire had been In either burned build
ing during the day, so far as can be
ascertained.
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Sacrificing his life in futile at
ter,nt 70 destroy The Advertiser build
ing a rat Yesterday afternoon ate the
irsulation from an electric wire. grasp
ed it with his foreraws. and then COM
Melted the fatal circuit by gripping a
steel pipe with his tail.
He was instantaneously electrocuted,
but his other purpose was not accomp-
bshed. because of an early discovery
and extinction of the ignition result
ant from the short circuit.
An autopsy performed soon after
daotb deyeloped unmistakable evidence
of acute paranola. The consensus OF
the alienists present was that the brain
storn, had been hurricareous. almost
cvclonic in it's violence, its general d.
rection being northwesterly as is usual
in such cases, wide Hamlet. as re-
norted by Shakespeare; When the
winds nor west l know hawk from
a handsaw ,
The malicious frenzy of the rodent
tmnelIed him to his dastardly deed
about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
mis- ATTEMPT to fire The Advertiser
building was made in the composing
room. Fortunately an employe hap
nened to discover the carefully designed
Mot and II was frustrated.
The completion of the circuit by the
rat was succeeded by loud cracking
Of wire, a blazing of motors and snap
ming of switches. The wood where the
rodent had crossed wires was scorched
and the animal dreadfully charred, with
a resultant odor that was most offensive
to the nostrils of those who rushed
into the composing room to lend aid
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TROLLEY WIRE
CUT INTO BITS
Eight Small Pieces Are
Chopped Out.
AXE USED ON TOP OF LADDER
New Form Of Vandalism Against
Traction Company. \
Break Made Early Yesterday Morn
Ing ON Pickett Springs Line Near
MISUNDERSTANDING Wires
Are Not Cut.

The cutting of a trolley wrie on the
Pickett Springs line of the Montgomery
Traction Company yesterday morning
marked the adoption Of q new method
Of destroying property by persons 1t is
supposed have been guilty of already
varied vandalism. 1t Is believed that
the wire was cut about o'clock yes
terday morning as at that hour tne
lights in the barns of the Electric
Park line were suddenly and inexplic-
ably extinguished.
The trolley wire was severed near
Chisholm In only one place but the
segment of wire removed from the
cable was cut into eight smaller pieces
thus rendering 1t unfit for use In re-
pairing the break.
The report that telephone wires be-
tween Pickett Springs and Montgomery
were cut was said by ths wire chief at
the telephone exchange to be erron-
eous.
So far as could be learned last night
there was little evidence to indicate
the Identity of the person or persons
guilty of cutting the wire. The break
was discovered early yesterday morn
ing when the first car. outward bound
from Nor tgomery to Pickett Springs.
after running Into the break. dashed on
with its fathered momentum until IL
was stopped by the mo torman the troll
ley wheel having slipped. Having got
beyond the break 1t had to remain
there until after the wire had been
repaired.
It was stated by an employe of the
Traction Company last night that the
wire had evidently been severed with
an AKA ty some one who had mounted
a ladder and thus reached the wire.
After the cable had been cut piece
of IL was cut out and divided into
small bits.
At notice headquarters last night II
was said that its report of the cutting
mad not come from the Montgomery
traction Company but from residents
of Chisholm. ON the Pickett Springs
line, near where the cable was orok-
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PLAN OF VISITATION.
Methodist Bishops Map Out Their Work
For Year.

Methodist Bishops Map Out Their WORK
Fer Year.
Nashville, Tenn. May 14.-Today the
college of bishops of the Methodlst
Eniscopal Church South, in session
here, adopted its plan of visitation Tor
the year. 49,,
Bishop w. w. Duncan, who has been
seriously i'll and was unable to attend
the meeting, vast left without assign
ment for the present year. The assign
ments follows:
First District.
Bishop A. w. Wilson-Japan MIS-
sion. Kobe, September 5. 1907; Corean
Mission, Seoul. September 10. 1907.
China Mission, 500 Chow. October 20
1907; Baltimore, Roanoke, Va, March
%. 1908.
second District.
Bishop Charles B. Galloway-lllinois
Odin, III, September 10, 1907; Virginia
Petersburg, Va, November 10. 1907;
North Carolina. Newbern. N. c., Decem-
Der 4, 1907; Florida, Tampa, Fla.' De-
cember IL. 1907.
Third District.
Bishop E. r. Observation-Disclosures
BentonvilIe, November 6, 1907; Tennes-
see. Humboldt, November ID. 1907;
North Alabama, Tuscaloosa. November
27, 1907; North Mississippi, Columbus,
Miss, December 4. 1907; Mississippi,
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Futile Attempt at Arson
Ends in Scientific Suicide.

in preventing what promised to be a
fearful disaster.
The Poetic Person. when informed
of the tragedy, composed the following
poem which he named.
"Lines ON the Suicide of a Rat"
The gnawing passion that hath bit
thy heart
And tempted thee in anguish to de-
part
The half-eaten world, leaving to the
moth q
Almost a universe of wood and cloth
To be devoured. hath of itself been
cause
And method. too; for doubtless at
loss
To know what Lethean road to fol-
low,
From instinct thou didst gnaw and
swallow
The silk and rubber that did insulate
The mortal current SO II was by
fate
To eat thyself to death.
For when thy teeth.
That oft had chawn my measured
treasured books, or meath
Ny desk had rasped till was mad with
nerves.
But touched the wire. Death struck
The story serves
To point a human moral or adorn
A rodent tale: No matter how forlorn
You feel remember that the aching
heart
Can not be soothed with filling OF an
other part
OF the ana 'omy, however near;
No Ger filled tummy maketh joy and
cheer"
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NJ. M. Dawson. the well known
orchardist. after considerable examine
ton of fruit trees in this vicinity ana
the receipt of reports from many other
sections. declares 1t Is hts opinion that
something in the neighborhood OF
quarter crop of peaches may be ex-
rected the present year. He says, how
ere, that enough peaches VIII pc ralseu
in this vicinity to supply the local
market. and that they Will be of better
quality than usual.
The reports vary somewhat" said
Mr.. Dawson yesterday to an Advertiser
reporter, some orchards seeming to
have a larger quantity of fruit than
others. Trees in the same orchard VIII
vary But l think the estimate Of
quarter crop is about right.
The small quantity OF ram curing
extent, in my opinion. 1t seemed tc
damage the crop during the blooming
season. find that the trees growing
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MATRON PROPOSED
FOR UNION STATION
Salvation Army Agrees To Furnish
Woman To Look After Girls Who
Come To Seek Work.

The railroad officials at the Union
Station are now considering a PROPOSE
ton which has been laid before them
by the Salvation Army.
The Army proposes to have a matron
installed at the station who will look
after all young girls who come to
Montgomery to seek work. This has
been done by the Army in many cities
of the South and has proven an excel
lent plant, and a great help to this
class of travellers
If the proposition meets with the ap-
rroval of the officials, an cfice will be
furnished the woman in charge of the
work and a sort of information bureau
will be established.
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Peaches Will Be Fewer, But
Better This Year Than Usual.

in moist places have more fruit upon
them than do those on the dry hills.
The rain during the past few days has
been very beneficial, in my opinion.
The fruit is progressing in a very
satisfactory manner, and 1 believe the
individual peaches will be larger this
year than usual. The quality of the
fruit. so far as one can judge now,
will be very fine.
Il have received reports from south
eastern Alabama and from Northern
Georgia. where there are usually a
great many peaches raised. and conei-
lions there seem about the same as
here. In the vicipity Ct Mobile, they
are making larger claims"
Mr. Dawson seemed to have nc doubt
but there would be plenty CT peaches
for the residents Of Montgomery to
cat. though he did not think there
would be any at all until June. He
had some undeveloped peaches which
showed in very good condition.
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AUXILIARY MEETS.

Y. M. G. A. Ladies' Completes Furnish
ings of Nineteen Bedrooms.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M.
C. A. held its regular monthly meet
ing yesterday morning at IL o'clock ir
the hall Of the Association.
The Auxiliary has completed the
furnishing of the all the nineteen bee
rooms of the Y. M. C. A. and these
rooms are how occupied.
The ladies in the Auxiliary cleared
$3.50 by the Irish Fair few week.
ago. and yesterday plans were dis
cussed on ways and means to make
more money during the summer to fin
ish paying for the furnishings Of the
rooms.
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sixth District.
Bishop II. c. Morrison-Western
Virginia, Catlettsburg. Va. September
A. 1907: Kentucky, Frankfort. KY.
September IL. 1907; Louisville. Column
bia. KY. September rs. 1907; Holston,
Bluefelds. w. Va, October .. 1907;
Western North Carolina, Salisbury. N.
c.. November 10. 1907: South Carolina.
Gahney, S. c., November 81, 1907.
Seventh District.
Bishop F.. Z. Hass-South Brazil.
Uruguay. Brazil July 0, 1907; Brazil,
Rio de Janeiro FraziI. August Z. 1907;
Tennessee. Springfield. Tenn. October
2. 1907; Alabama, Enterprise. Ala, De-
cember 4, 1907; White River, Corning,
Ark, December 10, 1901.
Eighth District.
Bishop Seth Ward-New Mexico.
Alamargoreo N. NJ. September H.
1907; North Georgia. Cartersville Ga,
November 90. 1907; Little Rock. NAL
vern, Ark. November 81, 1907; Louis
lena, Ruston. La December 3. 1907;
Mexican border mission conference.
Saltillo. Mex. February 6, 1908; Cen
trail America. Mexico City. Mex. Feb
ruary 10. 1908; Northwest Mexican
mission conference, Durango, Mex,
February 81. 1903.
Ninth District.
Bishop James Atkins-Montana, Cor
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jackson, Miss. December IL, 1907.
Fourth District.

Bishop ]. s. Key-Denver, Watson
burg. Colo. August %, 1907; Missouri
Moberly, Mo, August %. 1907; South
west Missouri. Independence, Mo. Sep
TENDER II. 1907; St. Louis. West Plains,
Mo. september Is. 1907; Oklahoma. Ok
lahoma City, Okla, November 10, 1907
Fifth District.
Bishop w. A. Candler-German mis-
sion, Newfountain, Texas, October "a,
1907; West Texas, Yoakum. Texas, Oc-
tober &c, 1907; Northwest Texas, Am
arillo. Texas, November 6, 1907; North
Texas, Sherman, Texas, November 20.
1907; Texas, Houston. Texas, November
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1Religion N Business.s

"Religion a Business
There were no services at the Clay
ton Street Methodist Church last night
on account Of the rain. A large con-
gregation was present at the morning
service. when Mr.. Haskew preached on
the subject of Religion a Business"
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their rendition Of difficult selections
aroused the admiration OF the large
audience.
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She-"Tm surprised at your kissing
me in the conservatory just now" He
MY dear Miss Peachleigh. it's a fall
ing of mine--Tm a chronic osculatory
kleptomaniac."--L Opinion.