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The Washington times., 1907-04-28
LETTER TO JAKON
AROUSES c. |. j.
President Brinkman Crit
cises the OpinionSof Mr..
Roosevelt.

The Presidents letter to Honore Jaxon
on the Meyer Haywood ettibone case
has been the chief topic of conversation
in labor circles.
John II. Brinkman, president of Cen
trail Labor Union, when seen by a
Times representative yesterday, said:
Il hold that it is official interference
on the part of the President or any
other official Of the National Govern
ment to give expression 10 such senti-
ments as Mr. Roosevelt has in this case.
These three men are citizens of the
United States, charged with the crime
of murder. They are labor leaders.
But it is not for that reason that
Central Labor Union has entered it's
protest against the treatment these men
have been accorded. We do not approve
their methods of conducting strikes and
il must not be understood in the action
Of Central Labor Union IN rebuking
President Roosevelt that we indorse
crime or methods OF strike. But we
insist as a fundamental principle of law
and the right of every citizen, that he
must be presumed 10 be innocent OF any
crime that may be charged against
him until he has been proved guilty
before a jury of his peers.
These men were kidnapped from one
State and carried into another against
their will and without due process Of
law. 1t is a high-handed outrage that
they have been so treated; that they
have been so long confined in jail with
out trial.
The action of Central Labor Union in
resenting the expressed opinions Of the
President has already attracted general
attention among organized labor all
over the country, and it is our purpose
10 let every organized body in this cOun-
try know just what he has said
Il do not believe that 1 assume too
much when L say that, in my opinion,
every body of organized labor in the
country will take some official action 10
show its disapproval Of the Presidents
action"
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secure Vice President Fairbanks and
William Jennings Bryan as orators on
Labor Day. Committeeman Riggles, TO
whom was assigned the duty OF select
ing the place for the days celebration,
will make his report. In all probability
Luna Park will be selected.
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Chris Severn, who less than a year
ago left q good position in the Wash
ington Gun Factory and went to Pana-
ma to help build the big ship canal, is
back in Washington and was lucky
enough to secure his old position. How
ever, there are number OF others that
went to Panama and came back that
have not landed a job yet. Mr.. Severn
says he organized a lodge of the Inter
national Association of Machinists in
Panama.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

Members of Columbia Union, No. 1O1
international typographical Union, will
vote on this official ticket: For presi-
dent, j. Monroe Kreiter and T. c. Par
sons; vice president, W. F. O'Brien;
secretary, George Seibold; treasurer, ].
r. Bright; doorkeeper. y. c. Stops;
sergeant-at-arms. Christian Fechtig and
Gerry Walters
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T. NJ. Ring. John G. Schmidt, and c
Z. Mcclure have been appointed a com
mittee to carry out this resolution,
adopted by the Central Labor Union:
THAT the various trades connected with
this body, and not belonging 70 the
building trades. be induced to again
take up the question of an allied coun-
Gil Of miscellaneous trades and form an
organization to be known as the Allied
Label League of the Central Labor
Union.
This body. after being formed. to be
entirely dependent upon itself. and not
rely upon any resources of a financial
character that may involve the treas
ury OF this Central Labor Union, nut do
request and urge that the moral support
of this body be extended toward the
undertaking, so that a closer afiliation
may be reached between the various
miscellaneous trades affiliated with this
body and become d benefit 10 all crafts
affiliated here"
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

Union labor leaders, interested in
building operations, say that the con-
tractors have let It be known that opera
tons TO the amount OF a million a month
Will be the speed with which operations
viii be conducted as soon as the weather
nerrnifs
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$500 EACH.

Attractive new houses on a num-
pered street. west Of 18th St red
pressed DICK trcnti stone trim
mings. SID rooms: modern bath
room. stationary Wasnstand. porce-
lain tub. Houses heated by first
class heating plant cabinet man
tells, beautifully decorated Rear
porches, gOOd-Eized back yard. 10
public alley For homes or invest
ments these houses are very desir-
able-really the only small houses
west Of 18th ST. for sale at tbs
low figure. See Us about them
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Notes and Personals.

W. H. Wisner. national organizer of
the United Garment Workers of Amer
ica, was in town last week in the in
terest Of the organization.
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S2.O00 FACH.
$500 EACH.

New houses west Of It'll ST.; six
rooms and bath; nicely decorated;
goOd-sized back yards.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

Special Organizer Torrillo, Of the
Lamrighters' Union, has established
branches of his society in Brooklyn and
Yonkers, n. Y, in territory operated
by the American Lamplightins Com
panN.
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of MulhoIland & Hartman. Of Toledo,
Ohio. seven years ago was an active
high-class printer in the Government
Printing Office. Mr.. Hartman is well
known to many Of the older employees Of
the big shop.
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The death of Mrs. Berg, at her home
in Nebraska City, Neb., mother Of John
r. Berg. well-known Government
Printing Office employee, is announced.
She was eighty-twO years old.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

William II. Harrison, a former Wash
ington printer, is dead in Brooklyn,
n. Y.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

Van Roberts, for four years in the
Government Printing Office, has,
through the civil service, secured a
position in the Postoflce Department.
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For SaIe-hOuses.
FOR SALE-PRETTY NEW HOMES
VERY FaSv pax,rnanfc

500 OR 500 Cash. BALANCE IN
VERY SMALL MONTHLY PAY
AENTS. THE PRICES OF THESE
HOUSES ARE LOW. WE GIVE THE
PARTY BUYING or EASY PAY
MENTS THE SAME LOW PRICE
THAT CASH BUYER WOULD
PAY
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For Sale-Farms.

200 ACRE FARM. twenty miles from Wash
BOX O. Times ONCE. snssst
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Real Estate.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN COUNTRY PROPERTY.


10 ACRES, 45 acres easily cleared; bal
ance IN all kinds Of wood and timber: 8
room house and cellar: located in nice
shady lawn; viii make a nice home and a
nice summer boarding house II borders on
Bull Run, could be used for rowing. bathing.
and fishing. Price, 81 800; on reasonable
terms; II sold right away will include one
Jersey COW and 100 hens. This VIII make a
good investment for anyone
GREAT BARGAINS in country prouertv
near steam ard electric railroads. and near
Washington. II you want 70 buy a grain,
dairy fruit truck. poultry or grazing farm
mills. stores. halls, timber tracts, house and
lot, subdivisions, city or village property. Il
viii pay you TO send for my new 50-page
catalog, just out. All business receives my
the worth OF your money.
A Nice Home for an 0ficeholder,
in Vienna; 4 acre; new Groom house: newly
pape ed and painted: nicely located on two
streets; = square from the electric railroad
Price. 1880, on easy terms
A Good Investment Near Clifton Sta,
About 45 acres; new broom house. barn. and
other necessary outbullcings. well az the
store This place Is nicely located a
public road, in a good neighborhood- VIII
make a nice home for an oficeholder; near
enough 20 walk 10 the station Price 81 800
On reasonable terms II sold right away{ Will
include good mich COW and 100 hens
J.F. JERMAN,
Vienna. Va. Phone connection. Fairfax, Va.
II
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$500 EACH.

Near Lincoln Park and East Cap
itol St, beautiful homes; two stories
and cellar. furnace heat. tiled bath.
cabinet mantels. good sized rooms.
nice back yard. covered front
pOrches. many desirable features,
making the houses comfortable.
Very attractive location. cement
sidewalk. curb. large shade trees.
etc.
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Attractive new six-room brick
dwellings. Northeast. weGt OF It'll
St. bath and modern improve
meuts- Very attractive. Renting
FOR 5000 a month.
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Suburban Property.

SUBURBAN and country homes; also small
farms on easy terms; free booklet CsENTR L
real. ESTATE BROKERS. Room 2S, 500 +.
aplG-0
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H j. Martin, labor leader. is in Car
field Hospital, having undergone two
operations.
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1t is officially announced that the
total cost of the American Federation
OF Labcr's political campaign last fall
in the Congressional contest was $S,14719.
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Money to Loan.

WHISKEY. 500 per gallon THE JOHN
WEDDER5URN CO.. e1s-s1s + st. nW. aD7-tf
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Shn II. Brinkman. as president of
kcntral Labor Union, went TO Bal
ge the last part of the week In the
|Yest of the Lamplighters, who have
EN- on strike there for nearly two
onths.
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Wanted-HOuSes.

WANTED-TO buy. house in St. AI0ysius
parish: six or seven rooms. viii pay for the
right thing. Address BOX IS. Times Office
ap27-3t
WANTED-From owner. sIx-room house; all
modern improvements; near Georgetown: an
Ewer quick Address BOX 40. Times Office
ap26-tf
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

Henry c. Grubb. an employee Of the
East Gun Carriage Shop at the Navy
Yard. and a member OF Columbia Lodge,
No. ia, International Association of
Machinists, is dead.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

James Woods. former judge OF the
Baltimore police court, an employe OF
the miscellaneous shop at the Navy
Yard, died suddenly last week OF heart
disease. He had worked all day, came
home, and after dinner while convers-
ing with member of his family, ex-
pired in an instant
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

The order governing the Saturday half
holiday at the local Navy Yard was re-
Gently posted at the yard
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Wanted-Subur5an.

WANTED-Cottage OF unfuruIshed rooms Z,
suburbs OF Laurel. Address BOX 7S. Time
Office o,9- ..
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

The Labor Day committee appointed
oy Central Labor Union to arrange for
me celebration OF the holiday. consist
ing Of James l.. Feeney. Samuel DeNed-
rey j. w. considine. Henry stein. and
j. II. Riggles. will report to that body
tomorrow night II they were able to
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
For SaIe-Lots.
CONNECTICUT AyFNUF TFppAcF

E FI,,S, sAsLEIFour adjoining lots on Randi,
atignlahds' D. c. Address BOX IS. Times
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$4,000 EACH.

New houses on 3 street northeast.
Well constructed two stories and
cellar under the entire house,
furnace heat; many cabinet man
tells beautiful bathroom The en-
tire house very handsomely pa
pered; covered rear pOrches-
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
For SaIe-Suburban.
OILY 900.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. Qce.).

81 18th ST y. ". apzs-5t
FOR SALE-New hve-roOm house: large lot:
5000 water: one car fare price. I.65G; easy
terms CHARLES T. JOHNSON. Jr 5sG
%. and BunkerhLI road. III. RaLnIar ,.nZl-.r
The Washington times., 1907-04-28

FOR RENT-i220 Duncan - ne, six rooms
bath; two-story back porch newly painted;
$3.50 per month Inquire 7O4 A ST ne.
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
Colonial Beach.

HANDSOME COTTAGES, furnished. $50 sea
son; l6-room house; lots. $50 and 5000
DiCKHART, 91S Virginia ave. sw. ap2S-St
The Washington times., 1907-04-28
For Rent-HOuses.

FOR RENT-Store ,Ssd dwelling OF ten rooms;
bake oven; will bake Is lOaves OF bread
House, 81 II St NV ap2S-3t
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
Locals.

=. A. Rowen from the.
east side was in on business
Friday.
The interstate commerce
commission makes public, as:
one result of investigation Of
the, northwestern car short
age the discovery of a COM
bination Of wholesale and
retail coal dealers in North
Dakota, Minnesota and
Wisconsin. The commiss-
ion expects to unearth a
like combination in South
Dakota as soon as it finds
time to complete it's invest
igation, some Of the evidence
being already in it's possess.
ion
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
Locals.

Mr.. and Mrs. McCaslin
have a little son at their
home.
Mrs. Frank Gardner and
Mrs. Reney were Miller Wis
itors the first Of the week.
DR.. Nc w horter has his
Office over Collins drug
store. Notice his card in
the paper.
North Dakota towns are
still appealing ID the auth
critics and railroads to fetch
them in coal.
A flock Of probably fifty
prairie. chickens flew over
the main street Of the city
the other day.
b. r. Prlngle, one Of the
reliable citizens oil the Bur-
detse neighbornood, was a
Miller visitor the FIRST Of
the W elk.
Daniel Tompson, a prom
Iinen5 lumberman and BUSH
ness man, Bancroft, Kings
bury county, was in town
on business the first Of the
week.
Geo. Lyon and Miss Esta
Pringle. who were recently
married, nave gone TO keep
ing house at Burdette. The
young people have the best
wishes Of their many
friends.
K. Ell. Schmieter has gone
to Miller to take charge Of
the Register Of Deeds Office.
His family will follow IN a
few days. We predict
that Mr.. Schmieter viii
make Hand County a care
full and painstaking Regis
ter. Washington Enter
lprise-
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
Locals.

Sam Esher is out again
afaaa al serious illness.
Tom Wade was in Sioux
City With a car Of hogs for
Tbs. Eaarket.
Clint Hoskin recently
took a ear Of eattIe to she
Sioux City market.
Frank Thorpe,was in from
the southwest Thursday,
after q load Of coal.
Mr.. Nye is now deliver-
ing the express from the
depot since Mr.. Myers
quit.
William Gardner, one Of
the Rec Heights merchants,
was in town on important
business the first Of the
week.
Sheriff Erb was sworn IN
on Monday and got bis first
business on Tuesday morn
bing from Attorney j. III.
Cole papers to serve in
a civil case
The week started off very
bright in the Sun office for
a fine lady called early on
Monday and plunked a big
Mound dollar down for the
paper.
We are informed that
&Daa Nelson sick since last
SKINNER, is gradually get
fling better, with hopes Of
! ultimate recovery.
M. Ell. Harter, Of Rec
Heights, IS making larg
sectional map Of Hand
county with the names o.
the owners of the land or
it. He has his Office in the
Frank Myers building.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
Locals.

A. L. Davis from Mime
sofa is working for A. T.
Laverty in the harness
shop.
N. L. Cass, Of Pierre is
the man who will take Eu-
enc Lngham's place at the
depot.
Mrs. Abbott and son Earl
are visiting relatives and
friends at the farm south
east Of here.
For Rent Northwest 4th
section 11-112-67. For in
formation write Anna E.
Jensen, Rapid City, S. D.
The refusal Of the board
to allow coal for those who
do not Office in the court
house may cause the boys
to think that this is a cold
world.
The stock of buggies,
surries, spring aud lumber
wagons at Halloween and
Mates is, full and COM
plete with very liberal
prices and terms
Some years ago the govern
meat gave to South Dakota
a small military reservation
Fin Ro berts county the site
of Fort Sisseton to be used
| by the state militia. Lit is
of little value for the pur-
poses to which it was assign
ed and the officers of the MI
litia are to unite in a request
to the legislature to author
lie the sale Of the reserva-
ton and the investment Of
the proceeds in armory
buildings for the use Of the
| militia.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
Locals.

Miss. Winans is becoming
quite popular as clerk in the
Butts Reeve store.
Mrs Molyneaux is re-
ported to be quite poorly as
the result Of her experience
with the gas.
Attorney j. III. Cole was
at Pierre before the supreme.
court on important business
and also attended the court
at Highmofe where he had
business to attend to.
The party who took by
mistake the package Of
repaired shoes done up in
a new spaper from the
Bottcher meat market,
please return the same.
There has been no one in
jail here for some time and
there is no immediate pros
pect af anyone being put in,
there being no inclination
among the people to do
wrong.
Thos. Trythall. and fami-
~, Ira Cree and family,
Mr.. Peterson and wife, and
Frank Myers, twelve in all,
departed this week for Cal
lorna and the southwest
for an outing.
VIM. Holland drove here
from Bancroft, sixty mics
east, to visit at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Sellars
He likes this section better
thanaroand Bancroft, claim
ling that the buildings anc
Improvements Of the towl
and county show off better
and the people are more III
and doing.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12

Wanted:-A man in each
town to handle a branch Of
our business. Men who
can give good references
and will work among farm
ers preferred. No invest
ment or deposit required.
We finance the proposition
all the way through and
furnish all supplies free. If:
you wish to become inde--
pendent and secure a good
position, write at once to-
The Hawks Nursery Co.
Of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin,
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-12
Trees for Sale.

Cottonwood, Carolina Pop
lars from 3 to loft. high.
Also strawberry plants rails
ed in Miller. Will not be.
undersold by any other man.
Esquire Kelly,
West 3rd ST., Miller, S. D.
Dec. s m-6-pd,
The Springdale news., 1907-12-20

his second term at this place. On December 20, Friday night. Prof. Johnson and class will give a concert, everybody invited to come.
 The school at this place, taught by Misses Retha Kyle and Stella Nelson. will close Fri day. They have short pro- gram for that night and in con nection with the concert we an- ticipate great things for that night.
 The many friends of Miss Mary Stevenson of Headsford, Will regret to learn of her death on last Thursday, December l2. Miss Stevenfon was daughter of Jim Stevenson, and no young lady in this community was more universally admired and loved than she. Being of | cheerful and pleasant disposition, none gained and retained tie friend ship of those with whom they associated to d greater extent than she. Her death las cast sorrow over tile home and com munity that time can never dis pell, and in their afflietion the family have the deepest sympa- thy of the writer.
 CHAkIorTE.
The Springdale news., 1907-12-20
SONORA.

Dec. 16.-Fred McCoffee of Vi nita, Ok, returned home today after short visit at this place.
 MT. and Mrs. Ritchie are sell ing their property preparing to move to the eastern part of this state where they have bought a farm.
 John Cloer has the largest hog Ill this community. It will weigh between the five and six hundred mark.
 We are grieved to report the serious sickness of Toy Harp who has been in declining health for nearly year and the past week he has grown worse and 1t IS feared the end IS near.
 Elder Ed Hale of Springdale, will preach at this place the fifth Sunday and Saturday night be- fore.
 Prof. Johnson IS teaching a class in vocal music. This is
The Springdale news., 1907-12-20
GOSHEN.

Dec. 16-The Masons had their election Saturday night. The following officers We're elected: J. L. Slaughter, w. M., George Neil $. w., l.. V. Parker J. w, Will Dyer $. D., T. NJ. Cannon secretary, J. T. Taylor treasurer and J. w. Oxford tyler. They will have a public installation December 2, 2 p. III.
 Chas. McCathrin was in Goshen Friday.
 T. M. Cannon is badly afflicted with boils.
 John aud Green Calwell of Fayetteville, who have been vis- ting relatives here, returned home Tuesday.
 J. J. Clark has been very sick for the past week.
 Rev. Pigman of Springdale preached here the second Sunday.
 $. H. Slaughter spent Saturday night and Sunday with his son ]. L. Slaughter.
 Newt Gates left last week to visit his brother near Westville, Okla. As he returns he will stop at Woolsey to visit favorite friend.
 Mrs. Dock Phillips IS on the sick list.
 Chas. Taylor is building house for Smith Eidson near Zion.
 Brothers and nephews of Uncle Dock Oxford, cut and hauled his winters supply of wood Monday.
 Jack Swift has slight attack of appendicitis.
 $. P. Pittman of Fayetteville visited relatives at Habberton and Goshen the latter part of last week.
 w. McCamey of Oak Grove was in town Tuesday.
 We are having good attendance at Sunday school and every body that comes takes part.
 l.. J. Reed was here last week acquaintance with the voters of our township.
 Anna Swift is suffering with rheumatism.
 Hardy Clark and Lee Parker have returned home from Rhea
The Springdale news., 1907-12-20
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

Dec. IT, Gordon Goree has rented and moved on to the Stuart place two miles south of the depot on the rail road near Rev. Walkups.
 Mrs. Bratton sent Mrs. NJ Mur. bhy a postal card from Santa Paula, Cal, being q most lovely picture of a blooming Poinsettia said to be the most beautiful flower that blooms Ill California. It is certainly sweet flower.
 There are quite number of over grown wood piles in this nighborhood thanks to Bro. D. Y. Davis. Such fat wood piles make the possessor feel good when such SHOWS fall as fell this morn- ing.
 The sick folks are about to all get we'll again, Bro Hummer has q very sore mouth from salvation.
 MT. Seantling is going right a head with his work improving the Moore place. Heis chock full ef pluck and energy aud is tile kind this. county likes to have come here and invest. He has paid out something near four hundred dollars one way and another since he came and IS pushing ahead to get every thing on his new place Tn ship shape and shining.
 We are sorry Mr. Editor that circumstances are such that you will be unable to get out the usual Christmas papers and every reader of The News will feel sad disappointment, for every one al- ways looked with pride to it's coming and many a little heart will feel sore disappointment when no Santa Clause letters greets his eyes.
 Merry Christmas to all the cor respondents.
 In songs of praise We greet thee; this Christmas morning, 0 Lord. Please accept of our gratitude and harmonize our hearts in sweet accord. Help Us to love Him who came to earth to save them that were goue astray and bless our homes with sweetest cheer, this ever rememberd Christmas day.
 DONT WORRY
The Springdale news., 1907-12-20
neigbberbood 1news.
HARMON.

Dee. 16.-0ur speaking con- test Was given Tuesday night. December ,, at this place. Tie silver medal was won by Willie Iluisey. The contest was re- peated at Woodlawn Wednesday night and Miss Bertha Delozier was the winner.
 \. B. Dobbs returned Tuesday from Pauls Valley, Oklahoma.
 There has been quite a few cat ~tleZ dying around here. The cause is thought to be because they were running on the stalks. NIT. Harmon, Ed. Wright and Z. N. Lock have ali lost some cattle the past week.
 Mrs. Bertha Lock has returned from four weeks visit with rel atives down near Westvllle.
 ". F. Mecamey IS busy these days hunting rabbits. you can hear that gun firing most any time from daylight ill dark. Rabbits are four cents piece you know.
 It hasn.t.yet been decided whether we=w;ll have Christ mas tree here or not. If we are going to have one 1t Is high time We were taking about It.
 Our successful term of school taught by Miss Bertha Delozier, will close next Friday night, De- cember 20, with exhibition. They have a nice program, con- slsting of songs, recitations. mu- sic, dialogues without number, pantomimes, and you will know the rest when you come. Ten cents admission will be charged, the proceeds to go toward get ting all encyclopedia for the next school. Everybody come.
 Mrs. Rosa Richardson who has been sick for so long is no better. She has pneumonia.
 Uncle Billie Wood has been quite sick for the past few days.
 F.. F. Wright and Tom Draper made business trip to Fayette vile Saturday.
 0. C. Wright sold two of his mules last week to Jim Parker for s265.
 So wishing you all peaceful and happy Christmas and success for the New Year 1 will ring off.
 MAECJE