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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
RETURNS FROM SIAM.

James W white. American vice
consul general ~ BANGKOK, siam.
arrived in Seattle yesterday on the
Tango Maru on his way GO Wash.
inKton 81 White bias spent four
years IN siam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

womcus separate Jersey morno with high
sleeve. specially priced
Ankle length Tights 70 match D5e
NomcnH Garments OF medium weight Jory bbcd
inc be- had with hgh neck aud short sleeve high neck and
three with high the
special price o. .BIc
Knee and ankle length Tights 10 match B5c
Womon Knit Of ribbed silk med
uuweght with hgh neck and long sleeve specially priced
.DI
Womens Combination Suits OF cooed medium weight Jcr
sc,.rhhed morno With ak crochet nnah-fhaped
specially priced nt suit 81 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Six days OF the week and Satur
day evenings until 10 y M for
your convenience. Our charges
are moderate SCHUCuARD Op-
TlCAL co, Eye Specialists. 1907
Second av. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
WILL NOT CONSOLIDATE.

An effort 20 consolidate the Sc
attio and Ballard Humane soclo
ties has mot with failure The 81,
attic organization. az meeting
last night. decided 10 continue
their work aa ln the past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
Haytl,a kIna bod.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. G6t o.
Gen Nord Alexis. president of Tho
republic of Hayti. is So dangerous.
y ill at Port au Prince that his
life iH despaired of, according to pri
waite advices received hero
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

There viii be a special meeting Of
the city council Friday evening az
Z 30 10 canvass the vote for coun-
Gilman In Tho Eourtnanth ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
City Engineer Is Endorsed on All Hands for The Re-
publican Nomination for Mayors the Man for
The Place and Many Are Insisting That He Enter
the Race for NOmmatiOn.

Whom do YOU the republican candidate for
mayore
mayoraty question has deal OF discus
several weeks So far republican has made
open aud there strong sentiment in favor
Of selection candidate that win clean
BUSINESS administration.
tlnlAyho the mani
your choice the political editor Of The Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
Are You Prepared for the Cold Snap That May Come Any

Buying Heating Stove rs not like buying umbrella.
II IL starts 90 rain and YOU find yourself without umbel-
Ia 10 is a small matter 90 obtain short notice With
Heating Stove however indispensable 10 comfort dur
ing the winter you may place your order short
notice but having IL filled promptly Is different matter.
We have 90 take your order have the Stove backcncd and
delivered aud then follow it up with % set il up
ready for All Of these things take time, and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

rett. 1909 seth av, south. Oct (
dAnEhler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
BIRTH RECORD.

Births were REGISTERED today az
follows.
Phillips To wife ~ r Phillips.
5si5 keusingtou place. Oct 2. q
daughter
Mage-To wife OF ]. n Mage.
West Seattle Sept 2S. son.
Harrett--To wife OF n. II Bar.
For q good shampoo use Soap
Lake Soap An druggists. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

Buy your hat OF z. y. Brooke a
Co. 1891 Second av. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09

hcght q thc hcang stove r1-H mcn are not aag. -,
able promptly For al Of the foregoing reasons tb ;.
date purchase of your Heating Stove Is strongly gs
There rs telling how soon cold snap may come nos
and you'll want TO be prepared. AS stated above eo
siderable time must eapse between the placing Of Your 81
der and having the Stove ready for use and this time a.
l be afforded from the standpoint Of either health or e
fort when cold snap IS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-22

storc.~4We W1k show you tho~ e9&.e1~E - -. -,
our feathers and styles right, and prices made to
please you Don't be led to believe this fake sale but
and see the value. You must see. No words can
tell you. No pen can write them as they are Pure
genuine and lower than the lowest.
10 mems fine Dress Shoes worth $780, sale price $85
20 mems fine Dress Shoes worth co. sale price 45
mems fine Dress Shoes worth $780, sale price 85
mems fine Dress Shoes worth ST. co. sale price $39
Mems heavy work Shoes, the 81. knd sale price $125
Mems heavy work Shoes the $40 kind, sale price $149
ladies' patent leather and dongoa Shoes, worth
$3.50, now $2.75
10 cases ladies' patent leather and dongoa Shoes worth
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-22

We offer yoo> lsLvalue hefe-.- ne can
say that these goods are not worth more. For
it's fact, the mills wont ship at prices like we
make.
20 Spreads, good value, the So 90 kind, $l.25
each.
25 Spreads, good value, the $l.25 kind. 75c.
20 Spreads good value, the $i.OO kind, 65c
| s Spreads, the 75c. kind, 45c. each.
Lace Curtains, the SITS kind, S III 9 each.
Lace Curtains, the S so kind, 85C. each.
All Linen Towels the 35c. kind, sc. each.
Brown and Table Linens at your price.
10 pcs. Curtain Scrim the 8 l-3c. kind, 4 4c.yd.
Is pcs. Curtain SCrm, the IL l-2c kind, at Sc. yd
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-22

e1,~>,' 'V't(sVes,>
Ribbons, etc. Dealers in this line will do we'll
if in need of trimmings to take look
Big lot Ribbons, all new. you can buy yd.
or piece. Price will be right.
Will be pleased to Ecave you cell for your
Winter Hat, it will pay ou. Good stock to
select from. Come early.
Big lot Knit Shawl: and Fascnators
Mems Pants,
go prs. Mems pants, the $500 kind sale
price So. 65 pair.
so prs. Mems Pants, the So. SO kind sale
price $2. 9 pair.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-22

+ever again for the will you get
at prices named below You can't do without them Our
prices lower than the mills will ship you lots.
Don't think this is lot of hot Come and We will
have plenty help to wait you Sale opens Wednesday,
October 3d. and the goods will skdoo when the doors open
at $50 O'clock Come early. Remember the date,
Der the place, HAIR & HAVlRD'S.
Fannelette Armure brand worth 24c sale price 83c
SO in Percaes light and dark worth 224 and &c. sale
price Oc yd
10 pieces Kmona Fannels worth 25c sale price 1910 yd.
Is pieces Kmona Flannel worth l5c sale price &c yd.
1000 yds best Outing Flannes worth 24 and &c. sale price
81 and &c .yd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22

The Capital lounai OF the gr,u
dA, hs Pacific
We pAev the sac Times day hy da,
fuh LARGEST rArks PRINTED oN rnE COAST
The Seattle sunda, lanuar, go 1907 has eighty nar
aAide from The oome supplement-
almost ho said "a be- printed an the
as "a and d3 onl The Seattle Times LARGER
'h'Mo NtwNArfis Consdoring ha,r ten
uw the nopuleton Of the rusc metropolis onr own
'ohsiasons atont the cnelpyse OF fhe soauls
u doubtful No~ Nok that meas
nrss an 20 The Seattle fmes N ssE PLUC VGOR ENrR
risisl Am ARllIrN
Thls sasus ha,e bscu obscrny thc news
Papers 90 he lpid states cam deliberate
inarnni tei ihs Times provincial Ia ID, e
forlsl
WIheul salinE 30 'hr editorial department oNER All
'"h iht ~ editorial fase nslng kryed up n
'fAv ht thriunr ene, STIkE II,
ifiM tnh tiNlN. Rock of FUNDAMENTAL ~ delb.rt,
tst lhs lsN aussas sk Of hurner
t nr~es hpl with enc omhng dou
na sNatons auhhnE Ca Nhat ueans
tfs NEar stn,,tk - sidrtN srtrfNnots
- pafes and advertisements pgn,us av works o avs,
graphical
a shfra'nts ihe sd tc bd pn,us thrus of the g
el} that sssms nAIF oF rVctT
SOUND wfh shhStisArils Win hs somme.
~ 90 array oi sgsslai haiuF umes has mcm an
sklnnsa"
fhs f@e a. aaspsaaeu' uuias aad evening
salnnA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22

down. Referred to committee on
lights with instruction to investi-
gate and report
Mr Jacobs called up the matter of
ditch at Broadway and Highland
avenue. Mr. Hawley sDoke of the
matter and was referred to the
street commissioner
A warrant for sl16.97 ON fund OF
South Commercial street improve
ment was ordered issued to Warren
Construction Co.
\ resolution was adonted proyld-
ing payment OF S35OS OF that street
ON the installment plan. To be Is.
sued In sums Of not less than $50.
Recorder was instructed To adver.
tise Tor sale OF such bonds.
Resolution relating to extending
curb lines, instructing committee or
parks To report within 80 days' as
to width of parking on streets to be
paved. oropted
Resolution requiring General Flee.
Iric Co. and Salem Water Co. to
furnish plats of mains aud wire
lines.
Resolution asking for improve.
men1 OF State street from west OF
Church TO west side Of Twelfth with
Warren's bitulithis pavement.
Mr. bayne moved To amend ,o
strike ont name Warren's and insert
nituminous. 80 that competition
mlsh' result. No patented article
should be named. That had heen
held good law by the Indiana sp.
Preme court. A clause that shut ON,
all but one bidder was favoripe n
monopoly
Mr. Grccubaum called attention IN
the fact that the people al STAT
street had petitionci Tor Warren
Nl'uli'hie pavement There was No
way TO learn what this payemen,
would cost but by asking bids Tbero
w-rc plenty ~ persons who we're n,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22
rlr rnrrMrm or GnEAr PRINCIPLE

legislature Of the choice Of the peopi
United States viii witness the triumph Of
principle.
Mukey United States senators viii be the first mem
that
body Of PEOPLE THEN
REPRESENT.
the direct OF the people
ALLEGIANCE DIRECT TO THE PEOPLE.
Iclt mans his behalf.
maintained lobby salem ask 70 give them
MS confederation duty ron CASH or
PROMISE OFFICE
That certainly election Of United States
The United has time and again refused the people THIS
that has been accomplished by PEIFHT REVOLUTION
~ OREGoN POLITICS
And y revolution when considers that the gentlemen who
the noble making leaving the
oregon De for the other
20 follow
All the otheT Will certainly follow WHEN THEY
UNDERSTAND FAIlnEACHING EFFECT THIS REFORM.
Tho individuals elected they by
their public spirit ana fidelity principle advanced direct
election of senators. and
DinEtT HfsrONsIniLfTy PEOPLE,
aud credit and they
deserve recosnion and commcnda'Ion the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22
rnr nIan scmooL aYMNlsIrM.

The Salem hsh school
bc provide
There should BE- MOVEMENT oF CoorEnArINE NATURE
tween tho board education the schools
Il q like, thai u the would unused
part 81 the building The schools could provide
The Of Installing ard maintaining
should BE- horne ny the district
ments from time time 10 AIN rO TlE EQUIPMENT.
There should be- boys provided
Win he hlsh chooi u ~ @
Too ho's and sls up LIrrIE PNsICu.
nfNttofNit fHAT ~ fliE iEstIT TRAINING.
never 'loaon"
erect of move with arm elastic step
h h o be- regretted that herr a sight equip ryn-
nntnn t there of viii Il
found iIr fllE BOARD Tng s,uooL Avn rIE MAN on
MEANS rNlrE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22
Australian Liccnslnr Law.

Melbourne. Jan. 21.-The lics
sing bill. which was finally pas'a
today provides for raising a compa
sation fund by an assessment Of thHs
per cent on the costs OF all llqaai
purchased by holders of licenses, y
owners paying two-thlrds and n
eotel keepers one-third. The ma,
ure provides for the granting Of !
eenses and for their reduction
board of three members in each 81
and town Is empowered TO red~f
licenses as far as the compenSlA'
Innd permits, but II Is not empe'
cred To reduce licenses below "
statutory number The measure
So provides for the regulated
clubs, and permits the employ
Of barmaids under the age OF
present employees excepted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22

and would let the Warren compul
In as well as the others.
The amendment was changed fuu
the east side of Commercial stral
to the west side of Twelfth stu
and was adopted and the resolur
was adopted.
Webster Holmes was heard IN h
matter OF costs in suit of A. snrA
VS.. the city, in the dog license nl
The statute was mandatory and h
bill was referred to committee n
accounts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22

ways ready to block any improve.
ment
Mr. stockton said the street commit
tee We're honest men and were not
going to be Iobbed, and they wera
not iobbIng anyone. This man and
another man had been upsettins
propositions TO Improve. was not
this fair prooosltlon? Was this a
bunko proposition. The committee
ON streets were not bunko artists
The people were ready for il ana
there should no more obstruction.
There were over two-thlrds of the
property owners In favor of bitulithic
pavement The committee was trv.
ing to meet the wishes OF the proper
N owners. MIR. Low asked that Mr.
Malarky be asked to make some re.
marks. Mr. Bayne moved that "bl.
luminous" he inserted for "bitu-
hthie Mr.. Downing said the two
paving companies were separate and
distinct corporations. one put down
an asphalt pavement. The other n
oltumen and crushed rock pavement
not asphalt over S4OO had beep
spent getting surveys and speciaca
lions aud nothing had been accom-
plshed.
Mr. Low said am wanted nave
ment, hut had a right to competitiop
Mr. Malarky counsel for the Barber
Asphalt Co, addressed the counc,;
ana made out that the Warren b,tp-
ll'hic pavement was monopoly
'hey were asking 81 square yard
'or the same work that they were
uoins In Seattle for $3.50 10 sl.ce
ANY single taxpayer could bring "a,
INJUNCTION suit TO defeat such an inn
pro'ement. All the Barber Asnbal,
=, ompSoS asked was a chance 10 hid
ANY company might lay a good nav. |
"'n' or bad one. Competltion
paving was what was needed
MI stolz said his committee had
'aAeh M this work as their nrsa.
ass .essors had handed It over 20 them /
lhree blocks we're under wnv on |
state street, Il was not a opes,ion
y '"o companies. or two payements
10 get some work under w,v tha
'ohlinl'tee had gone ahead rh,s
NY was becoming the lauebin. -,
= tue whole state by talklnr -
nuon and doing so little Th,s
''lon asked for the Warrs, b
H0n' The committee had no cbo,e.
'''~een the different Kind of No.
meat Outside oi the oues,io, 80
,s''n1 had no competitlnn "a
49,. =, :, amendment would bring po
| o"'pe''t'on- only one arm hnn, /,
: = ''' 80 'oF o'!u@inous macadam was
. SET eitamIuons maeadam aas =
',n's There would be but one n,s
.e..'s -. ar haynes amendmep,
would net give eompeti,,on
,,n, "so' y Rodgers said they did no,
ant to adopt reso,u,,oS ~ ao'
!. ,oa's SHUT out the Warren paonla Ma
!. Is Dnsae , e0n'saded that bitum,p.
- 1~eAaAn vas an enerle term
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22
Rev. Carlisle. p. B.NIsrtln. !.

or Wayerly. Tex, writes; W
morning, when first arising, ! ON
hnd troublesome eollec1'e-
phlegm which produces a eougl
is very hard TO dislodge; but -
quantity of Ballard's HoFeh'..
Syrup will at once dlslodse II
the trouble Is over ! know -
medicine that Is equal to IL ana y
so pleasant 10 take. l can NOS
daily recommend Il 10 all Ps'
needing a medicine for throat OF
trouble. 4" Sold by ID. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo oulrls
Tablets. Druggists refund mong
II fails TO cure. e. w. GROVE
signature on each box. &c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22
Woman Feared Banks.

Belllngham. Wash, Jan.
Miss Annie Roper, aged 81 i've ;,
Blaine. was attacked az her
late last night. gagged ana
10 death with hatchet- A'
was used and the house ba'--
the ground. Robbery Is saPPo-
have been the object. The
kept money in the house ieal-s
trust baGks. There we're nTe
on her head. and her body
most entirely cremated- -
pects have been arrested
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22

on. pnnArnE Soc nIs NAMN.

Oh breathe not name, let Il IN the shade.
cold nd uuhonored his reiifs are laid
silent. and lar be the tears thai We shed
A falls the DER tii head
nlghtdee that falls though iD silence IL weeps.
brighten with the where he sleeps
And eafth shed though Il rolls
Shall keep his green N souls
Thomas core
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22
COUNCIL
ORDERS
PAVING
--
State From CONNER
cial TO Twelfth
business Men Demand Com
petition In All Street
Work

There was no quorum OF the cit.
council until about 7:4O. when fnal
iy ouorum was present. As SUI
gested by The Capital Journal abou
90 cold citizens were present. The
roll OF honor Of all who had not paid
toll tax was again read.
A concrete crosswalk was ordered
on Summer street.
Mr.. Greenbaum reported ordl-
nance fixing salaries OF night police.
men at SIS per month.
Mr. Churchill reported bills order
ed paid and the report wns adopted
MIR Stockton asked that In future
totals be furnished.
List cf Claims.
Mr.. Downing reported In favor Of
n new walk on south side OF Hood
street from Front TO Broadway.
Adopted.
Also on bids for walks In block
~ and AZ University add. on Belle
yue street Mr.. Veatch was lowest
bidder and bid was accepted.
Also on bids on lots 3 and {.
block a. North Salem, a. J. Grlmn
awarded contract
On resolution for Improvement Of
Commercial street further time was
granted
An opening OF Hickory street.
asked further time
Street Commissioner Martin re-
ported on condition OF bridges. RE
ported Winter and Bellevue. Winter
and Mill repaired At 2ist and lee.
bridge was also repaired. At goth
and Ice. bride was impossible on ac.
count of washout One bent Church
street bridge was umiafo aud re-
paired. South Commercial street 1
bridge could be repaired for sis |
The Hughes" bridge was not dan
gerous Il had moved some. but z
VAS not liable TO wash away lie had
cable ana a tree engaged 10 fastcn-
"a d.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22
Iiccnsrs Granted.

fh'
standard Liquor co for ave a.
rcnscs and one To Nm. Il. Anderson
we're granted
Mr Grcenhaum reported fayorablv
for an are Hight at about 700 feet
east of 18th street and Asylum
avenue at bend of street. Adopted
Mr. Goode spoko of the present
manner of locating lights by gem
eral committee tie favored having
an endorsement from the alderman
ct the ward. Ne moved that the $
r. Co be- required to maintain a
llgh' at Fair Grounds depot Car
ricd.
Mr Fraser did not agree to the
proposition 20 place lights ON mere
recommendation
IA Is supposed We are here to hs
honest said Nr Coode. and We
ought 20 pnt llghts where they are
needed most
Mr Stockton said the usht a.
Front street had not been burnlnr
lor some time
Mr Haas reported on the propr,
disposition OF the mayors message
Report adopted.
Sprclal Session.
Moved that when council adjourn
&c be- 60 FRIDAY night Carried
Under noS business Mr low ~
ported that the horsos on the hose
ieam had outgroWu thclr collars ana
hames aud asked thai nov ones n,
bought al sac each.
Mw NJ pay had tt6l tsN-s ~
mndod
The strcet commiss ioner ask,d
further time on matter Of opsnipr
.tlh street, nls attention Uas eall.
"a 10 very bad condition az I'D,
walks by M Grrenbaum.
:. a. Frost and others asked IN,
ln elecsrio llrht az 18Th ana An,
'trcet Reisrrcd 10 comml,tc. on
ighis.
y D. Npfphs sa, aa order Tor
id'~slk on Fourth siroct North |
'alem
Citizens Vi North salem asked for /
ala 'fom LieeT'y 10 cottase an nel- |
lont street
Eeos Presnan presented ps,,. 1
.'n asAioE that ordnance abou, |
'FieF'ng electric wires and ias,eninr
ben - insalasors properly. Il had II
l9sed death there a few seeks
80, TIE supports were sac a., II
1's - oae eAse In that part az the II
~ ree Telephone xire aeopped
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-22

GA@T0x<xA..,.. X -
R.ansl. 1ns kna fA Iss 49, 49,
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30
Aguas Minera|es de Bur|ada

Proceden los famosos manane de Burada svaa sendo
las peras de odo oo an rico en- uentes MI
ueraes) en- que apaece eemento mnerazado YODO
sas aguas enen gran dstntos pases %
en- Cuba Mec donde medcos eminentes las recomen
dan o ea para eiones del essGgo (gasraga dspepas
aros gastrcos an6u de Ia "G cata1ro Vexicae
c6icos nefricos, etc) igHGESeaks las del A9gGdo
Son muy agradabe sor Sc oman en- las
cdas ezcadas poqo de pueden tamben oarse
las caouera hora producendo todos sacoos
sutados.
Importadores en- Puerto Rico,
SucssOrss dc F. IuntoS Co.
Cruz FL ISan Juan p r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30
GRAN HOteI1eStluIant "lNGLATERRA"
HOTEL De PRIMER ORDEN
Tetuan 10y 12'-Cruz 2 y FOrtaleza 21...

Cnsuda aa Cpacdad para pasaeros
suac6n la mas cnca Vistas bahia las cas de Tuan Cruz
Fortaleza 81 mas esco vntado de capital
Ior las Aullas Tene deparamentos Independence para as
e de Agosto ademas del zO antique omdas
americana guso del paso Ten caruaes uo
aductOreS peca gua de O d6s HOtee
manales
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30

J eondensadores de vacio seco J de Vacfo ht
medo.-Condensadores'eentrales.
REFERENCLASs sIEN sPUERTO1RICO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-30

Para Triple efectoa, tachos, ..bombaS
accessories , CentraleS, Lafayette, Arroyo
Juanits, Bayam6n,il Plasuela,. Barcelonsta
San Vicente, Vega..Raia, Proyidencis, Psti
uss, Rsrrsdita, YabueOsi REsna Vista. cs
roHzAil
pSucrs. dslL. Yil'amII / Co. s.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
The Lutheran Synod Next

The Southwest Virginia Synod of
the Evangelical Lutheran church
will meet in regular annual conven-
tion in our town August 14-1S. A
full attendance of delegates, IN inis-
ters and laymen is expected, also be
quite a nubmer of distinguished visi-
tors representing the various interests
of the church at large. We give this
body hearty welcome into our
midst and will do all we can 10 en-
courage them in thework and n make
their stay among us pleasant. The
day sessions will be largely devoted
TO business matters and each night
there will be devotional service,
with lecture or sermon. On Sun
dy 18th the Lutheran church will be
dedicated with sermon by President
j. A. Morehead, ID. ID. of Roanoke
College. To all the exercises the pub
lie is cordially invited.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-08-09
HOME MISSION SOCIETY
Ladies of TazewelI District Hold
Profitable Meeting at Richlands

The Woman's Home Mission So
ciety of the Tazewell District has Just
closed most interesting session at
Richlands. According to reports the
meeting was remarkable for the deep
spirituality which prevailed. All
who attended felt uplifted andbleSsed
The great work To be done by the
Home Mission women was brought
out and ably discussed in papers pre-
pared by experienced workers, each
presented their own particular field.
Among the topics were: Christian
Work Among our Foreigners, Build
ing of Parsonages, City Missions, and
the Great Need of more Deaconesses.
So forcefully and clearlywas this last
topic brought before the ladies that
the district pledged the support of a
scholarship for the training of dea-
coness and the hope was expressed To
find one in their own bounds.
The meeting was grateful for a
talk from Mrs. j. ID. HARRISON, who
is said TO have made fine address.
Each member felt spiritually
strengthened by ii.