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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
LAND MEN MIXED.
Swisher County and Hale County En-
tertained Hotel Spectators.

c. II. White, OF the Golden Belt
Land company, Canyon City and
Plainview and A. w. Callahan, Of
Tulia, another land man, INDUCED
IN a physical culture exhibition
Thursday night in front of the ANA
rillo hotel where the two men were
stopping. The guests at the hotel
we're interested spectators Of the mill
til some of the mems friends stopped
the mixup by pulling the two men
apart and keeping them apart
Yesterday morning White paid the
usual fine in the city court for a
simple affray.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15

compartment of music. There were
several tables Of players and at the
games Mrs, II. A, Mobiles and Mrs.
Bennett Hatcher proved the most for
tunate by securing tho highest num-
Der OF punches. During the games
iced punch was served me players at
the tables and after tie play re-
freshments OF peech cream, DEVILS
food and angel food cake we're served.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
At Mrs, Sneed's.

A large party of lodies enjoyed
an afternoon at al progressive forty
two yesterday as the guests of Mrs.
]. B. sneed at her horne on Tyler
Tyler street. Mrs Sneed's sister,
Mrs. j. II. Bowman, of FL Paso, was
the guest OF homer
Vases and bowls Of sweet peas and
roses gave a pleasing tonch to the
spacious rooms aid during the aft
ernoon, Miss Lillian Pogue at the
piano furnished an appropriate ac-
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
COFFEE MATCHED AT LAST
A Test Package Mailed Free.

A new product--Dr. Shops Health
Coffee--is said to so closely match Old
Java and Mocha Coffee in flavor, taste,
and aroma, as to be scarcely observable
from the very best brands Of real Coffee.
"And yet" says DR.. Shoop, Health Coffee
has not even a grain Of real Coffee in it,.
make my Coffee Imitation from pure,
healthfui, toasted grains or Cereals, with
malt, nuts, etc. This is why have named
it Health Coffee.
Again, the tedious 20 or 30 minutes wait
necessary in preparing other Coffee sub.
stitutes is mostly saved. Ny new Health
Coffee Imitation is made in exactly ono
minute-in 90 seconds.
II Coffee drinking makes you dull and
listless, il 1t disturbs your stomach your
Heart, or your Kidneys try my Health
Coffee and see for yourself what II can
and will do for you. Send 4 cents In stamps
TO cover postage, to DR.. Shoop, Racine,
Wis. and secure a liberal test package
entirely free. 1 y pound package Health
Coffee sells at Is cents by
G0LDlNG DRUG co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15

Mr. Pm. Hall, the tailor on
Fourth street left Friday az 1880
p M, for FL Reno, Okla, where he
was married Sunday at 8 p, m. to
Miss Maude Whipple of that city,
After the wedding Mr.. Hall and his
bride made brief visit to Okla
homa City and are expected to re-
turn to Amarillo, their future home,
tonight. e,r
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
PEPsIN SYRUP co.
Monticello, Illinois

Sold by Mcqueen Drug Company,
MSddrey.Kcnyon Building, Amarillo,
Texas.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
PEACE PRACTICES IN KOREA,
Court Sentences Hrgne Commission
er to Be Hanged.

Associated Press.
Seoul, Korea, Aug. 12.--The Ko-
rean supreme court has passed SEN
tence upon the members OF The
Hague deputation. VI Sangsol has
been condemned to be hanged, VI
Chow and VI Chun have been SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15
DIR. CaldWeII'S
.. (LGkatiosl
Syrup PepSin

This remedy is the most valuable one
obtainable for all liver and kindred trou-
bles, possessing properties which drive
II directly TO. the affected parts.
Better than pills, oils, salts and nause.
Gus purgatives which aggravate cond-
tons and leave the sufferer Ia worse
condition than before.
Former afflicted ones, now we'll and
strong, pay eloquenttribute to It's efficacy
and power.
DR. ,CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIN
can be obtained.in both dollar and half.
dollar sizes from all druggists.
Your money will be refunded II II does
not benefit you.
Your postal card request will bring by return
mall our new booklet, DIR. CALDWRLL'S
BOOK OF WONDERS" and free sample 20
those who have never tried this wonderful
remedy. Write fot II today.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15

Mr.. s. r. Linch, Of Paris, Texas
is In the city visiting his daughter,
Mrs. z. L. Dohoney
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-08-15

81 had expected to get the first
statements Of the Yields Of small
grams at the experimental farm ready
his week. said Director A. II, Lei.
dlsh this morning In answer to ques-
lions regarding results from thresh-
Ing this years crop at the United
les experimental farm, "but I
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
Fiddler Creek.
Arrived too late Tor last week. J
Health is reasonably good.

AFEtVeu tOO ldbo lot iASb HVSAsi
Health is reasonably good.
Mrs. William Bollinger is quite
sick ofpneumonia and heart trouble.
Her many friends hope for her
early recovery.
There will be biz meeting at
sedgewickville May 15 and 16, in
which fourteen ministers from I'LL:
Dois will take part. Dipner will be
served on the grounds both days.
The Plain View Union met Satur-
day night. Preparations are being
made to put in wire house and
store within easy reach of our
farmers.
Our string band met at "Uncle
Joe" Seabaugh's few nights ago
and made some good music.
J.R. Smith has employment at
Daisy.
W. G. Bollinger has been on the
puny list several days.
J. NJ. Brown lost some fine hogs
a few days ago.
Cove L. Yates IS taking lessons
on the violin from L. J. Walker.
MAMMA's PET.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
I.nfin.

~
Yes, we still have plenty Of rain.l
Crooked creek was past fordingI
almost all Of last week.
Corn planting has been delayed
some on account ofthe wet weather. |
Army worms have destroyed our
meadows and are now working on
the corn.
aIJnclc' John Wilkins informed
the writer that his daughter, who
has been afflicted for some time, is
not improving any.
II is rumored that the Gresham
Mill company have leased . mill
site and the B. s. Snider brick store
building here.
Fred Clippard has been in our
| town several days organizing Q
mercantile stock company with
good success. Latin is certainly
waking up. With three good stores,
a large mill, a good blacksmith and
wagon shop, our town will certainly
look up some. Afterwe get a bridge
across Crooked creek we will feel
better.
Quite number Of our people
went to the city on tho excursion
train Sunday.
a Leon Rose recently purchased the
Y old Fisher building here and VIII
convert it into a dwelling.
The writer noticed about 10 or IL
wagon loads of wool going TO
Leopold last Saturday. Leopold is
a good market for country produce,
I r. A. BazzeIl. our road overseer
is doing some good work on oul
roads.
DIR. John wilkins of st. Marys
who has been ut the bedside Of hii
I. little sister near Leopold, who ha'
been quite sick for some time, re
turned home last Wednesday.
Rev. Joseph Simpson is suffering
from a carbuncle on his shoulder.
y Lottie and zettie Kinder visIte'
: the faD,iIy Of Rev. WI. Poston las
4 Sunday.
\ Merchant Hulshoff of Leopold !
| ont buying q car load of hogs thl
week.
I Aletter to this writer from Clark
Vile, Texas, says that a recent ha
1 storm visited Red River county m
comIetely wiped oot the cotton an
eorp crops. Several citizens in "s
county suffered from recent ha
storm, bat not 40 much ~ u'e Tex'
gconle. l. o. 5.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
Drunk Branch.

(Arriyed too late for last week.
Health is good.
Some of our farmers are plowing
corn this week.
Mrs. Emma Foust and babe, who
have been visiting relatives here
a few days returned to their home
at Poplar Bluff Sunday.
Mesdames Rudolph Hunziker and
I B. Formway and little daughter,
Ethel, visited Mrs. Mary Masters
Sunday.
Harley Cobb and wife visited
Mr.. Cobb's pareats. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Cobb near Glen Allen last
Saturday and Sunday and attended
church at New Salem Sunday.
Mrs. N. W. Huffman is on the
sick list.
John and James Newell and Mis-
Lulu Cobb of near Lutcsyille visit
ed our creek last Saturday anC
Sunday.
G. w. Masters, who bas been OF
.:!!::s s:ek Iisi for some time Is abl'
10 be ont again.
George Robinson Of Frederick
tOwn passed through our neighbor
hood last Monday. KID.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
ed By Rev. !. II, Filp, Of Murphy'

ed BY Rev. 3. II, Filp, Of Mnrphys-
boro, Illinois, Tuesday evening,
May IA, The conference opened
Wednesday morning with devotion
al exercises, led BY Rev. q. II.
Armstrong, Of Cairo, Illinois. The
preaching, and discussions on the
subjects contained in the program,
were Of a high order, very interest!
ing and edifying from beginning to
end. The people seemed to come
from all quarters and the house was
filled TO its utmost capacity at every
meeting. Six excellent sermons
were preached and many good talks
were delivered on the topics OF the
| program. All the people feel that
Sedgewickyille has had d spiritual
feast, such as seldom falls to slot
d. @. HURsT, Pastor.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23

interesting sermon at Mt. Carmel
Sunday.
Charley and Craddie Wallis visit
cd Lester Henderson Sunday.
Vester Venable and family visited
Mrs, Emily Pulliam and family
Sunday night.
4 | am glad to report Jerome
Slinkard able to be out again.
Elisha Green attended church at
Mt. Carmel Sunday.
"Uncle" Sam Hawn Is still In
poor health,
John Heitman and family attend
ed church at Mt. Carmel Sunday.
Rev. +. +. Yount visited Jnar
Henderson and family Saturday
la1.ll.sl l-.i..i ltls4..l. b. IL "a.
might, F7F77l
Juan Meyers and family ant
Maggie Davenport were the guests
off j. Wallis and family Sunday
Mrs. VenabIe and daughter visit
&c Mrs. Juan Henderson Saturday
UNCLE Tom.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
Marble iIlII. missouri. thursday May ., 1907.

ment near Albright visited home
folks here last week.
Monroe Fowler and family went
to IlutesyiIls Monday. Hesaysonc
or two trips ayear Of this kind Is
about all hc wants while the roads
are in their present condition.
John Lloyd, foreman oftho Clnbb
creek stave factory, ! am told, Is
thinking Of quitting his Job.
The Farmers union havo organiE'
ed 4 lodge on Club creek and are
getting quite q lot of members ! am
informed.
II. A. Collins won't harvest much
hay this year, us the army worms
have been paying special attention
to bis meadow.
James Null has a lot Of nice hogs
TO sell. LlrTLE Bud,
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
HIDDEN DANGERS.
NATURE GIVES TIMELY WARNINGS THAT NC
MARBLE HILL CITIZEN CAN AFFORD TO
IGNORE.


Danger Signal No. comes from the
kidney secretions. They will warn you
when the kidneys are sick. Well kidneys
excrete clear, amber fluid. Sick kidneys
send out thin, pale and foamy, or
thick, red, ill-smelling urine, full of
sediment and irregular Of passage.
Danger Signal No. comes from the
back. Back pains, dull and heavy, or
sharp and acute, tell you Of sick kidneys
and warn you of the approach of dropsy,
diabetes and Bright's disease. Doan's
Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and cure
them permanently.
George Croft, living In the north
western part Of LutesVille, No, says;
ait is about twenty years since first
noticed that had kidney trouble and !
;.s.s svca. = snail sized iestnne IN that
time trying 20 get rid oi the ailmsni.
would have spells Of baekaehc 30 severe
that it was bard iOr me ts-get sioun9.
The kidney seereiioss we're highly color
ed and I Szs Obliged 20 get ~ several
times during the night v pass shem.
have found ~ iiss tvg b0sss of D0aa''
Sidney Pile shi.h Rave seed tbs DVsi
tssitlys reiieL fan feelisg better eos
thas say bme a. sic iaa YeaE Fnpa
( ssy szs-iisase0 isr3 g1l.i.Ys Dsa'f's -.
asy Piils sl.i eefe ~ ki1ocT alia'sni =
j 20 saie ~ s'ldesi,ui Pnpf 0eenii
fseief- Hibafa ca.. bBGslg, Zee fqrl'
Z s..ls sxs - ~ So Duisl eiates
flsasaaef a. Hsns iiesr's aoi
t.hs - osk,eg
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
A Rare Opportunity.

To double your income by making use
Of the odds and ends OF time, which the
busiest Of us have. WE NEED statesmen
to sell our high-grade line Of nursery
stock and that spare time is worth dollars
to both of US. An opportunity to turn
your entire or spare time into dollars and
many Of them, is not to be overlooked
without investigation. TO enlarge our
selling organization we offer exclusive
territory to one good man in every locals
ty, where we are not represented. live
do not have an agent in your locality, get
busy and write US at once. We pay cash
| in advance for your orders, pay your ex-
penses while in active work and furnish
| you with complete outfit free OF all
charges. No experience necessary to
become business getter and money
maker in our line. WRITE AT ONCE as
there are others in your direct locality
| who are seriously considering this prop
osition.
| THE GRIESA NURSERIES,
T. T.. CRIES. Proprietor,
Lawrence. Kansas.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
Sedgewic1xville.
Health d reasonably good.

Health is reasonably good.
The heavy rains the first of last
week laid farm work on the shelf
again for several days.
Tho Lutheran church held It's
semi-annual conference here last
Wednesday and Thursday which
brought quite number of people
to our burg. Rev. Mr.. Hurst was
installed as pastor Of the Lutheran
congregation here, and various 9TH
er matters were considered.
Miss Maude Drum Of Daisy visit
cd in this vicinity last week and
attended the conference meetings
DIR. Ed. Critics Of Patton was in
our town Saturday night and Sun
day on business mot altogether
professional, they say.
&
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John s.
Statler, May l6, q fine girl. You
ought to see John! He wears q
smile dis broad rs the heavens and
as long as eternity. The others are
boys.
1t is rumored that ere this is read
by the readers of The Press, q
couple in this vicinity will have
been united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony. The names Of the con-
tracing parties have been kept a
profound secret, so far as yc scribe
is concerned.
Mrs. William Bollinger, who wa
quite i'll at last writing is, we mr.
glad to report, convalescing nic'ay
DIR E. K. Statler, accompa'hie'
by bis best girl, made a trip to Pei
ryville last Friday.
Some ofour young peopleat -en'
ed the Sunday school conyer ito
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
Resa-vflse.

The corn crop has made . poor
start, for II came up poorly as .
rule.
Army worms haye put IN their
appearance and are very unwelcome
intruders.
I Mrs. Clara Rhodes Of Flat River
is visiting her father, 2. s. Huff
man, here.
w. A. Welker is at homo from
the Cape Normal.
Misses Dora and Ethel Mabucc
went to st. Louis and returned as
far as De Soto and are visiting Miss
Hattie Sitzes there.
The township Sunday school con-
veption at Patton was attended By
several from our Sunday school
and they enjoyed very much. II
certainly was interesting and in
structive to all who are interested
in Sunday school work.
Mrs. g. A. Venable visited at 5.
@. venable's, near Mount Carmel
Saturday.
Misses Norma and Carrie White
ncr are visiting with Mrs. Wilson
| Knowles.
Rev. John Sanders will preach
| at Union. and cottage prayer meet
! ing will be held at i. q. Grifith'i
Thursday night.
Charles Rhodes visited Dee Rec
Sunday.
Benjamin Slinkard is roofing
new store building ut hrs home
about three miles north Of here.
Harley venable and Harley Hal
went TO Spring Valley, last satur
day, to purchase some fne-bIoode'
hogs. BEssvTLLIAN.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
Feam fs6iaa Territory.

wOuId youzreadsnliks 70 knOu sosne-
thing n;i,su6 ~ i;s.ss::s= 1sss.sssys shlch
viii Be : part Of Ne new state Of okia-
hoas9 Suss now shs e @doizg = i1fn
a Ghs sssy fsoni q NE poiitieal ssase'
WITH he p0wesSsi spot llght surnsa q,
sns he nastsa is sstesing . Sss sn@'
kis1 n enpsF - Nh est-
shs + 20 pssiikz. Aizp4sEs'yaeaI
aas his hsS<hsr. 10 hsEs ssss nsss
bsas essssA - ez.htza aeiiinsesh'ps
sss oss f1r e oesss-Astt Hspss.ss
ssz 1szsarzzs es1s 81 ns8s@s -
msz, anS etsa rhem - oseesn - :
- sslS 80 spx srrszs,ns -
nKiafrs,y izzeue s. ~ spwsss fass'
80 ua.s. 4 ssafses, $3.50 - - a's
0ss q saans s. - cfss9 a1eAte s'r'fls
saazz1rs aeaE, Baa9n isfs'-.'
~ fl1s arrsz. - 49, ozs t''pssltH :
RFsms zazE - - - -
80 as& So zzI1 . ~@
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23


AND now the lily whites and black
and tans of Ohio are, according TO
the Columbus Press-ROst, to "mix
it up" in that state over the unfair =
division Of political pie. i is well
known that the republican party
could not live through one admin
istratiOn we're II not for the negro
vote, and the voters Of that race
know they have been pulling chest
nuts out Of the FIRE for their whl''
brethren for years and Is reward
for service . lev have had smal
bones cast 70 them most begrudg
ingly. aMore pie or no votes,
their war cry. Lay on, RastuE
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23

Inv constitution Of Oklahoma, BY
lake or through carelcssness.
] to make provision for the
,tion Of two republican senator's,
President Roosevelt Is reported
ave doubts as TO whether the
Irument should be approved.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23

THE editor Of the Buckner, Mo-,
Tribune, who is evidently an aged
man. remarks: 1--WE wonder If this
wear win be like the year 1915,
which was known as the year With.
out SUMNER there being frost,
ice and snow every month. Only
the extreme southern states and
counties produced fOodstufis and
grain, and seed corn the following
year sold from Eve te ten dollars
per busheI."
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23

AND now senator Cullom-the
ban who fondly imagines he re-
|embIes Abraham Lincoln---coiaes
|igbt out and declares that Speaker
Cannon is the logical and onlies'
candidate Of the republicans for
pre,ident--jnst that way. And the
biggest surprise is that your uncle
IOe hasn't denied it--not that any
BODY knows of.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23

THE semi-annual meeting Of the
|issouri State Horticultural society
ill be held at CarroIlton, June 4,
and 8, for study, discussion and
kperiences. A good program has
cen Published, and the array Of
ractieal, intelligent speakers should
,ake the occasion q veritable treat
, the fruit grower.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23

,EcarrARY TAFr don't seem dis.
Ied to jump into the campaign
the republican presidential nOmi-
ion. Perhaps he Is afraid to in
Eere in q job ofwork the president
contracted ioT. Thinks he'd
ter let Teddy run the whole show
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23

LAST week THE MARBLE HILL
IEss entered tho twenty-seventh
ar of its existence, but on account
a heavy press Of work we failed
mention the birthday and espe-
,lly thank our friends for the lib
i patronage we are and have been
neivinO.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
TF.oxvei.

fhrise5 100 lsts i0T lsst saek.)
Healfh is fsiTiy good.
The recent heavy rain damaged
ti.s err sgws ~ sasAlsg the col
svsy frs@ De roots
ssra-Te - sss STz. gs=e'
Cistb sssessiy. . Soc 1ieS tey.
ussSss CsEs1s's I'D i FsbsTi
q ssry sisk - psssassis-
Isftss gesi,y So sss ssspseT
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
cnnference Of Lalheraa synod.

LOHffFenLt OF LHEHLFaH tsy"""s
Tie conference Of ibe Lutheran
Illinois Synod Of i.e Evangelical
IaGl,e,na church, has jest closed
one II She aosi interesting and
largely siiessed fusviiss IL ii.- BE
tsry. oa ii,s ssss,isg ~ Nay y.
ii.i. .,salsrSar~ s.'s,ss,.s - -
eSuaA e sssxssisksliis. ksr. o..
g. ifss.a. i.s-i''f
rs ep..,iss ssss-os Fss P'sss'b.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23

|aE Globe Democrat would like
|Cht the admission Of Oklahoma,
Its afraid TO, that's oil.
Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
Our Correspondents.

zGf. Carmel
Bssst ss~T -
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Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23

= - SseIog, f'Ehsi is ~ srBf gEsi
- II hsSiaSs iias zocsgs - q
Sc - ez6cilg ftflTs = keep - 30 -
fefHsafe 1hea af1 80 $500 - ~
-. rvAa e ges 49, q bffrs
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Marble Hill press., 1907-05-23
\ Patton Nay Is, and report Z

nice time.
Fearing the-waste basket, ! will
close for this time. JAZZ.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-30
Taft in Bad Company.

A present-day inspection of the
lineup of the opposing Republi-
can factions discloses the interest
ing fact that every known political
boss in the state is opposing For
aker and actively supporting Taft,
the list including George B. Cox,
the most unscrupulous and motor
ious boss in the United States; ;
Walter Brown, the Toledo boss
and lobbyist; Bieser, the new
Dayton boss, and Karshner, the
Columbus boss. This will be stag
gering information to the goody-
good Republicans throughout the
state who have been led to believe
that Roosevelt and Taft would
prefer defeat to a victory won
through an alliance with these
notorious foes of good government,
but however the people may re-
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-30
PARADE
OVER STREETS
Union Officials Order Fol
lowers to Stay Away
From Mine Property

Pemeroy, Ohio, May 21.-Eight
hundred union miners paraded d the
streets of Pomeroy and Middleport
last night, headed by drum corps
and carrying flags and banners.
The parade was for the purpose of
demonstrating the strength of the
union, and every striking miner in
Pomeroy Bend was in line.
The vice president, addressing
the men ftom the court house
steps, urged them to refrain from
every violation of the law, and to
respect to the letter the recent in
junction granted by Judge Brad
bury. This injunction forbids
them assembling near the entrance
to the mines when the strike
breakers are leaving their work,
and interfering with them in any
way. The strike, which has been
in progress for four months, seems
as far from settlement as ever.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-30
MORE CON-
TRACTS LET
FOR SHOPS.
One Building. Will Cost
$75, 100000.

At the Offices of the Hooking
Valley railroad in Columbus
Wednesday the contract for the
main freight repair shop of the
company at the new shops here
was awarded to the Mt, Vernon
Bridge company of Columbus,
James Westwater, president.
The building will be of structur
al steel, with ground plan 500
by 1862 feet, and will cost $75, 900.
1t will be covered with corrugated
iron and will contain one lotion
and two 5 ton electric travelling
cranes, the contracts for which
have been awarded to the Case
Manufacturing company Of Co.
lumbus. All of the machinery 10
the shops will be driven by indi'
vidual motors. 1t will contain
six tracts of IL cars each capacity,
and will be one of the most modern
freight car repair shors in the
country There are to be six
other buildings at the shops.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-05-30
Ohio State Sunday School
Convention.

Ohio's Forty eighth Annual
State Sunday School Convention
will be held in the city of Blans.
field on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, June 20, 26, 27, 1907.
Elaborite arrangements have been
made by the city of Mansfield for
the entertainment of this great
gathering of Sunday school
workers and the State Officers
have prepared program which
promises to surpass anything ever
before presented in the State of
Ohio, Each county in the State is
entitled to ten delegates which
are elected at the County Conven-
tion or appointed by the County
Executive Committee, or by the
County Secretary. These favored
ten will be entitled to entertain
ment on the Harvard Plan { lodging
ing and breakfast only,) by the
city of Mansfield, but anyone de-
string to do so may attend the
convention, and may have the
privilege of the floor. Visitors
will find good hotel accommoda-
tions at $l.00 or 5000 per day.
Dinner ana supper can be Sc
cured at reasonable prices from
the numerous restaurants in the
city.
No special rates will be given
by the railroads, in view of the
recently granted two-cent fare
thr oughout Ohio,
Further information may be had
by applying to DR.. Joseph Clark,
State Secretary, 70 Ruggery Bldg.
Columbus, Ohio.