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Ministerial Union rleeting.

The first meeting of the Ministerial
Union for Accomac county was held
in the Methodist Church, South, Acco-
mac, on Monday last, ten ministers OF
the several denominations being pres
emit. Meeting was called to order by
the president, Rev. P. B. Henderlite,
of the Presbyterian Church.
After prayer by Rev. W. Q. Vaden'
the minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. Then came a very
interesting and instructive paper by
Rev. G. NJ. Clayton, of Parksley, sub
iect, 1.-THE Minister, his Work and his
Material" 1t was moved and re-
corded that this paper be published in
the peninsula Enterprise" of Acco-
mac, if the Editor had the space.
The committee on bylaws. d
Gardner, chairman, w. @. Walden and
B. L. Hoge-with the power to arrange
each monthly program was continued
for four months.
The advisability of Sunday Schoo
| Convention was taken up and con
sidered. The motion was carried, tina
the churches unite with Bro, B. L
Hoge of the Baptist Church at Oman
cock, who had already contemplate
meeting of this kind, to make TIL
convention a success and to max
some report of its progress at the mex
meeting which will be held in Parks
J ley M. P. Church, the first Monda
in August, by Bro. Clayton's invita-
ton.
J. H. Gardner, Secretary.
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Nandua.

Marriage bells will soon be ringing
in our midst.
Miss Louise Davidson, who is visit
ing at Melrose, the home of DR.. A. T.
T.. Russian, has been quite ill recently
Miss Lucille K. Boggs, after pursu-
sing a winters course Of study at
Goldey College, Wilmington, Del.'
has returned to her home at Nandua'
Miss Mamie Godsey has been sufer.
inc from chills and fever for several
DAYS, but we hope that under DR.. HAS
}lips skillful treatment shewill soon Dc
well again.
Miss Mary M. Peasants, W. Il
peasants, L. L. D., and H. B. Pleas
ants, M. D., all of Hollins Va.' nav
arrived at Grey Gables, the resldenc
Of MIR. R. J. Boggs, to spend portiol
Of their vacation from professions
duties.
The shipment of round potatoe
from Nandua Wharf has never pee
90 large as at present. Nearly seVe
thousand barrels are carried OIL eac
week and each boat leaves barrels U
the wharf for future freight
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Excursion TO rIetompkin Beach.

The first excursion of the season
from Folly wharf to Metompkin
Beach, under the auspices OF the iaoies
of Drummondtown Baptist Church
will be made next Tuesday, on the
launches and other boats OF Capt. W.
H. Lang. with him in command Oh
same, leaving Folly wharf at p. m'
and returning at $3.50 p. m. farU'e'
will also be taken from all landings
on both sides of the creek.
The accommodations will be hrs'
class and ample for all who wish te
make the trip and an abundance o.
elegant ice cream, cake, sandwiches
&c. will be provided at reasonable
rates for the occasion.
1t is to be the biggest event OF th'
season and you cannot afford to mss
| it. Come promptly at O'CLOCK u
one of the wharves on the creek ant
enjoy the outing with us.
Fare round trip only % cents
Committee.
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Election of Democratic Executive
County Committee

At a meeting of the Democratic
Executive County Committee held az
the courthouse, Monday July l. lSo''
it was ordered that Democratic mass
meetings be heldin the several Magls,
+er;al districts at the place, named
below at 2:3O O'Clock, Tuesday July
3Oth, 1907, for the election OF three
committeeman from each district ioi
the next two years.
Pungoteague District-at Keller
Lee District-at Onley'
Metompkin District-at Bioxom'
Atlantic District-at Oak Hail.
Islands District-at Chincoteag"e
G. Walter Mapp,
Chairman.
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Onley.

Mrs. H. @. Watson is visiting rela-
tives and friends on Chincoteague.
A barrel factory has been opened
at this place by Mr.. VIM. B. Daugn-
erty.
Mr. Row Broughton and wife re-
turned from their wedding trip this
week.
Mr.. Geo. Robert Mears is having a
handsome dwelling erected on his
farm, near Onley.
Among the late visitors to relatives
and friends in town were Miss Bessie
Ham. of Jackson, Ca. Mr.. H. L
TAYLOR and family, of Norfolk, Mis-
Olive Ames, of Belle Haven, and Mr.
B. It. Belote, of Bobtown.
, The L. It. L. will meet at home o
Miss Lillian Savage, July 9Th, 2:3
O'Clock. The picture of the Legiol
is TO be taken and plans made 10
medal contest on that day. Ever
member is requested to be present
| The w. G. It. U. met at home
Mrs. Alice Phillips, June 25th, wit
unite q number of members presen
The meeting was fine and all felt
J was good to be there. The Unlo
} will send three ladies to the w. Z.
T. rest rooms, jamestown. Cake an
ice cream were served by the hoste
during the evening. The next NEE
: ing will be Tuesday, July 9th,at hon
of Mrs. Mollie Taylor.
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Parksley.

Miss Nettie Wing, of New YORK; Is
n guest of Miss Irene Kent.
Mrs. b. s. Jones is on a vlsit mere
TO her mother, Mrs. Eveline Barnes.
Miss Stella Scott has returned from
q visit of several weeks to NorfolK
and vicinity.
Miss Lillian Duer and Miss Rich
ards. of Pocomoke City, are guests OF
Miss Lola McCready this week.
Miss Hattie Boston, of PocomoFe
City, is spending the week with MISS
Annie Middleton at Hunting Creek
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford, of Memphis
Tenn are guests of Rev. and Mrs
R. F. Staples at the Baptist parson'
age.
Miss Sadie Crosley, Of Baltimore II
spending her vacation at the home o
brother, Mr.. w. g. Crosley, near 'h'
place,
Rev. John NJ. Gill, of Washington
d. c., made a visit to MIR. d. L
Mason here the early part OF Tn
week.
| Mrs. sallie Grinnalds and daughter
Miss sallfe, of Baltimore, are at IN
home of her daughter, Mrs. Allie 1
Young, near town.
Capt, W. H. Lewis Mr.. El Il e
Lewis, Miss Olive Lewis, I. u. +
sledge and Mr.. Lee Dennis spent III
{ 4th at Cape Charles with Mr.. Harve
N. Lewis.
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Furniture did you say? Well, we
are ready for you with the largest line
ovar sbown on our mammoth second
floor. And don't forget you can get
same for cash or on easy payments
delivered to your home if you live in
radius of is miles from our store
and If YOU live further away than thai
delivered to your station or wharf
Prices guaranteed right.
Leatherbury, Belote & Go.
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pocomoke Fair and Agricultural AS
ISOLATION Privileges.

Pocomoke Fair and Agriculture
Association privileges will be sold at
public auction, to the highest bidder
on Wednesday, July 18th, 1907, 9p'm'
in front of the Ford House, as follows:
Boarding tent-not to sell ice cream
soft drinks or confectioneries.
Hot sausage stand.
Confectionery tent, No. 1-not W
sell peanuts. -
Confectionery tent, No. mot to
sell peanuts.
Snow balls.
Watermelon and cantaloupe.
Peanuts.
Horse pound.
Quarter stretch stand, lemonade
etc.
News stand and bicycles.
Programs.
Cigars, cigarettes and tobacco
Photograph and tintype privilege
| All BUYERS to give bond with az
nouod eeouritv. W. F. King,
Secretary.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Chlncoteague.

Mr. John d. Lewis is building a
handsome dwelling on Main Streeo'
Cant. John Johnson and wife, OF
Wachapreague, are visiting frienaS
here.
Schooner Ellis arrived this week
with cargo of coal, which was sofa a.
$500 per ton.
Mr. Summers Clarke and Miss Pearl
Bradford were married at Snow HILL
Md, June Goth.
Mr.. William Rowley and wife, OIL
Philadelphia, are guests of his pro'her'
Mr.. J. II. Rowley.
Mr.. Daniel Jeffries, cashier OF our
hank. and family are spending their
vacation at Jamestown.
Mr. Ernest Jones and Miss Bertha
CULLEN were married on Assateague
lime 26tb. Rev. E. It. Liddell ofliciat-
ing.
The Yacht Flora Flea, Captain
VIM. Jones, sailed for jamestown TINS
week. having on board Mr.. A. T.
Matthews, Mr.. Thos. Savage MT
James Aydelotte, Mr.. Fred Savage
and their families and others.
Mr.. Charles Burton, Mr.. Georg'
Burton and wife, of Wachapreague
Mrs. II. Watson, of Onley, Mrs. ). w
Warren and children, of Laurel, Del.
Mrs. Payne, of Berlin, and Capt )
Jones and family, of Ocean CITY, ar
visiting friends here.
Mr. A. II. White, of Norfolk ant
Mr. R. NJ. Lewis, of Willis Wharf
Iboth large oyster producers and deal
ers. spent several days here this wee
ON a prospecting tour. They wan
Iovster bottom suitable for the pre-
lpOgauOn Oh oy sooAo'
| U. s. Engineer Flager, sent here Z
take a look at Cat Greek and to repoi
70 the River and Harbor COMMIT
Itee. Washington, as to the advisapll
ltv of having it dug out, said if we Oil
NOT receive a notice in 80 days tina
the matter had been dropped,
favorable report might be expected
since that time so days has elapse
and according to his declaration Va
Creek will be deepened.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel tn
week: E. II. Brown, r. Il. wafer
J. c. Kenney, Baltimore; J ". do'
win, F. G. Hanna, A. s. Blake, o.
: Trimble, s. P. Gillis, o. W. squar
w. J. Munford, H. @. Holland, ID.
Barrett, D. w. Waddy, H. Halenfiei
Philadelphia; L. L. Hurley, A.
> selby, Wilmington; P. A. Road
Arlington, Mass. J. T. White, j.
Thacker, Norfolk; Jas. McConwe
wife and son, Stenbenville, Ohio;
2 P. selby, Snow Hill; R. NJ Lewis L
n more.
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Furniture.

Furniture prices have advanced
everywhere except at the Big store.
This Department will appeal to your
sense of economy in the strongest
manner this week.
Prices have been materially lower
ed. so that every article is now rare
bargain that would pay you 10 Du a@ :
even though you have no 'mmedlaCe
need of same.
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Woman's Missionary Union

The annual meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Union of the Accomack
Baptist Association will be held with
the Zion church on Tuesday, July
3Oth. Every church is earnestly re-
ouested to send delegates to this
meeting, whether there is a society
in the church or not.
Ladies of other denominations are
cordially invited to attend.
ecretary.
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The largest line of bathing stnVS
ever shown in this section, all Sizes
and prices. ,,,
Clothier and furnisher,
Onancock, Va.
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Democratic lass Tee 1ng

A mass meeting of the Democrats
of Northampton County will be held
at Eastville, Monday, July Sth, az l
O'Clock p. m. to elect County COM
mittee and effect reorganization.
r. L. Ailworth,
90. Oh'rm.
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p s pine Park Hotel not Injured
by fire.

To our friends of the Eastern Shore
,ye wish to say, that owing to our 10
elton the most desirable at the
jamestown Exposition, that we are
safe and open, especially to our East
ern Shore friends. While the hre was
verv disastrous, it did not hurt us
We are headquarters for jamestown
Exposition visitors
e. S. Pine Park Hotel,
Pine Beach, Va.
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Church Notes.

DR.. Adam Stengle, presiding elder
of M. E. Church, Onancock charge,
will hold I'd quarterly meeting at
Onancock, Saturday, July 9th, and
will preach on Sunday, 18th, at Oman
cock M. E. Church, 1890 a. M; at
Leatherbury, 3 PM, and at Crowson'
town, 1880 p. m.
The ladies of Leatherbury M. E
Church are arranging for big sup
per and festival on Friday, July 18th
or If that day is stormy on.Saturday
July goth.
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In Memorlam.

Cleve Youngest child of John w.
and Mary ]. Harris, died July End, l9oo.
Only a year, yet it seems an age slnJe
death bore away the lamp OF the iioc A.
We may feel sad because ne Is iosv W
us. but while we weep and wonoer h9
is wrapped in garments OF white Ian, anu
MARBLES songs of celestial JOY hea-
,,on comes nearer to us, and grows
more attractive, as we think OF tne
loved one who dwells there.
There is no death! ,..o
An angel form walks DER the
earth with silent tread;
To hears our best loved things away,
And then we call them dead"
uo looves orr hearts all desolate,
He plucks our fairest, sweetest
flowers:
Transplanted into bliss,
Thev now adorn immortal bowers
And when he sees smile TOO pIlgnv,
Or heart too pure for faint ana VICE
He hears it to that world OF hgnt,
To dwell in Paradise.
Mother.
Two long years have passed tls,,
the death Angel entered our home y,
and bore away our father, Samuei n
Wright. He was dutifu husoah'
and loving father.
We sawnot the angel which bore thee
And the city we cannot see'
pnt our loved ones who are in heaven
Stand waiting to welcome me-
How hard, loving hands tried TO say
Tears and signs were all in vain'
uannv angels came and bore thee,
From this weary world of PAIN
Did the angels miss you papa, ,.os,
From that realm of love ana hgn'
hid thew murmer while you hngere
= In the home you made so orighOf
oh papa. so sweetly sleepeth,
Il In the lone and silent grave,
;. Rnt some day we hope to meet him,
u Beyond the pillows surging waV
Loved in life remembered in deaf
- His daughter, Minnie.
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I will be at Atlantic for the practice
Of nv profession on Thursday ana
Friday, July 18th and 18th, 1907.
DR.. W. A. Taylor, Dentist'
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For bed room suits, iron beds, IRON
or canvass cots, mattresses, etc.
cheap for cash, or on easy payments
come to ,,,o,,,,or
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Stylish, / lined Flannel SUITS nea'
patterns at reduced prices.
J. 8. Mills,
Clothier and furnisher,
Onancock, Va
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Supervisor
Isands-Henry w. Conant, 10 ~
Anontc-W VIM L. Mock, Chas W. Feddeman 5z''
MotomnknD John w. Bowdon 4O6 John Wm WesselS' zi@
Iae-rbomas Blackstone, 473 George W. Addison' olz
punpoeague-L. ]. Kellam 331 E. S WISE 2Oo
Constable
Islands
Anantc-E T. Ross 451; Lennie L" Mears 2oz. - u
n1otomnkn-Teackle L. Byrd VIM Thos Mason lHi lhoA "
uoLor 100. Levin r. Crowson III; Fred B. Johnson "a
Iee-Tank Kelam $685.
Duroeague-WmI Drummond, $685. George G. Walker 25S'
of Peace.
Islands-Nathaniel Baker, no. ooe
A+ontcsamue Asa F. Wilson, 4O2; A. s. Iayo 'O'
O. Wise Dunton, 26O Wy n, oo, pdc,ord WRIGHT
Meompkin-John D. Watts' ozo O"S'l' W. ' '
SOL Thos. G. Clayton, 2S3 o IT, IT oiford 9a5.
r W. James, 1856; S. Lee Miliner, 2o4 o W., \, nav
r. H Ayres JOAN A. Mears 1927 Wn M lay
lor, 426
of Poor.
Islands-E Twiford, 1872
Ahantic-G G.. Guillete 25
Metonnpkin-Jos. R. Riggs 6l2
Lew. Lewis 13O
pnngoteague-Samuel Martini 5S
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BUSINESS Notices.

For sALE-Two valuable truck farms
with plenty of resources ana al mGG
essary buildings on each, one mlie
from depot and 4 mile from temper
anceville Graded School. See under
signed at once II Hartman
Temperanceville, Va.
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Just received large cargo OF cy
press shingles, Nos. 1 and 2 1, o ant
& in ches, also No. heart porch noor
ins' Hopkins & Bro.
Onancock, Va.
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Deaths.

The body of Mr.. Geo. W. Mason' Oh
baltimore, was brought to Onancock'
Friday. June 81, and inferred IN
Onancock cemetery. de was hisn
ly respected citizen in the city IN
which he lived. He is survived by q
widow, and two daughters, Mrs b. u.
Killmon, and Mrs. T. U. Hickman, oi
Keller.
The remains of the wife of MIR. JONI
W. Hutchinson, commission mercnan
of New York, who died suddenly II
that city a few days ago, were brougn'
70 Accomac and inferred in the lam
ilv burying ground of the Hutchin
sons at Harborton last week. she Il
survived by her husband and one son
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Call and see our 10c. counters. They
are full of bargains for next week.
Ashby & Hickman.
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NoT1cE-A black COW red down
back, one short horn, iefG my hut p q
ises, near Accomac Q. d., aoou ooi e
mo-, month ago. She has probably a can d
with her Information of her wnere'
abouts suitably rewarded. ~
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For sALE-Two good mules. will
work anywhere, in team or on 1arih'
Come and see them. ,sCo
~ Parksley, Man'fg 20.
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Just received another lot of mems
and boys straw hats, hobby and ST. l.
ish.
Leatherbury, Belote &c Co.
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Local Option Election.

vote for against license the election in Lee stcU 0
lime 29h, a. follows
Agains License
Accomac H. 11s; 2Oe; Cashvle 49, Tange l6 &c
License.
Accomac H. 148; 3d. Oashvile 49, Tanger l. 90
i0''' 30
oritva license
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LOW PRICES STILL PREVAIL Al
DICKNSONS EMPORIUM.


There something that should O
shirt waist silk suit; summer t
bu we couldn't 90 enumerang stock Wh the
Don't be 700
your coming vnr mind isn't higher the have pay ~
p''o THE BIG STORE.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1907-07-06

New blocks in straw hats, 11lltl; Is
siven with every hat. Fancy oahds
25 and so cts.
J. s. Mills,
Clothier and furnisher,
Onancock, Va.
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New lot of boys knee suits just H.
Bang up good styles at right prices
Leatherbury, Beloate & 20.
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Ice boxes and refrigerators you VIII
find in our furniture department.
Leatherbury, Belote & 90.
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See us before buying an umoreha
for your runabout. We have them
IN SQUARE and round, all colors, prices
r. s. Milliner & Son,
Locustville, Va.
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Inst received another lot of ladies
tan oxfords. ,r..,on
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Panama and Straw Hats

Extra values in Panama
at S. and So. mr..
Mackinaw, Yacht and MIN
isterial shapes, ranging IN
price from 81 to So.
Our lineof Negligee Shirts
at 81 to $1.5O is the strong
est we have ever shown.
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r T. SHIELD ca co,
HEADQUARTERS for Clothing Shoes Hats and Furnishings
Shoe Department.

Tan, Gun metal and Pat
Colt for men and women.
Regina and LaFrance tor
women and Dee-Vee and
Crawford for men.
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We have a car of nice dry sheiieo
CORN for sale at 70 cents per bushel.
D. H. johnson & Son.
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Full line of exfords in all feathers,
soveral broken lots are offered at cut
prices. ,,.,,.
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Clothing Department.

Blue Serge Suits from sly 9
to $18, Greys, Pla 21{E',.t ana
Mixed Suitings and Worst 69n
from $3.50 to $40. OUR 9io,
s12. so and SIS lines are the
strongest.
For Young Men.
80 to SO Breast Measure
we have a special line snap
py serges and fancy Sul'lngS'
ror Children q to I6 Years.
We are we'll prepared t(
meet your wants.
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Millinery Department

Millinery Department.
Exceptional Offerings.)
All Pattern Hats, Trimmed Miliin,
ery and Flowers at greatly reduced
prices. White Duck Hats and Gaps
from 35c. to S1.0O.
Fabrics, Fancy Goods and Notions.
An immense stock of lawns, white
goods. linens, dress ginghams, per
cales-all NEW goods-at OLDprices'
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Clothier and furnisher,
Onancock, Va.
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Democratic Primary Election.

The result o Primary election held in county Oh 1
June $ as follows
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prices.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-11

Teddy" the big brown bear who
for eight years has been in the zoc
at Glenwood park, and who was be
lieved to be the best specimen in cap
tivty in the state, escaped last week
and It was found necessary to kill
him
Carl Barnes, a young man en-,
ployed in a furniture store in Salt
Lake City, accidentally shot himself
while fooling with an automatic re
volver in the presence of his fisnce
his recovery being doubtful.
The people of North ssnpete are de
ermined to have a sugar factory, not
outstanding the dissolution of the
Sanpete and Sewer Sugar company. A
local company Is to be organized and
a factory built about midway be.
tween Moroni, Mount Pleasant and
Spring City.
The Utah Construction company OF
Ogden. has received the contract
for building the remaining 321 miles
Of the Western Pacific line from
Deeth, Nevada, to the Nevada-Califor
mia line, at an approximate cost OF
100000.
John Dewey, the veteran chief en-
gineer of the Lehi sugar factory and
three Of his associates in the machine
shop department have recently per
fected a smoke consumer which they
claim will consume any kind Of fumes
fed into It.
j. II. Bailey, of Park City Is the
owner Of a COW that has calved twice
within seven weeks. The first cali
was born February IA, and on March
2s the COW gave birth to the second
calf. Old stockmen say there is nc
explanation for the freak.
Benjamin Bates, of American Fork
has been granted a patent on a sage
brush grubber, which has so fal
proved very successful in the clear
| ing of nsw ground the machine clear
ing three acres OF ground an hour, II
connection with a 25-horsepower en-
! CINE
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-11
Women Sorry for Their Action.

Salt Lake City.-During the course
OF his address at the general confer.
ence Senator Reed Smoot said:
Il have met many Of the leading
women OF the nation They have
asked me concerning my belief and
the doctrines OF the church I have
talked TO them and tried TO tell them
what our principles are Many OF
them have told me. that they had
sisned petition against me, but that
they had signed II under misapprel
hension, and that they would do ali
they could to undo the wrong they
had done.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-11
Flour for Famine suffer.r..

The Mormon church will send
twenty tons Of -four to the famine suf.
ferers in China. This was decided up
on at the conference Sunday forenoon
A resolution authorizing President
Joseph F. Smith, trustee in trust for
the church, TO supply this donation,
was introduced by John r. Winder of
the first presidency, and was second.
ed by Elder Brigham II Roberts
Twenty tons OF flour according 10
lvcirdupois measurement OF weight.
means 10000 pounds Divided the
quantity Is 500 sacks OF 50 pounds
each
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-11
Believes in seven.day Relation.

we invite an honest Investigation
OF our teachings and II II Is made,
both the investigator and we will be
the gamers, Some OF the thinking
men Of the country are deplorlng the
fact that there appears to be some
thing wrong I'm the present day re.
iigIon and that It seems 10 affect PEG.
pies lives on Sunday only I would
not give 'shuck for any religion
which is not scvCn.day religion and
docs not enter into The everyday life
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