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and the cost of painting in after
years. We all know that wooden
houses need painting frequently, and
most of us know by experience that
it is an expensive annoyance because
outside painting must be done at the
proper season when the weather is
neither too warm nor too cold, and
when there is no dust blowing and no
flies to stick fast in the fresh paint.
A good many prefer a cement plas-
ter house to solid cement wall or
solid cement blocks for the reason
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Berry Bavarian Cream.

Mash a quart of berries, add a cup
OF powdered sugar and stir well. Let
this stand two hours. Soak half a box
of gelatin in half a cup of water and
when soft melt it until smooth over
the steam of kettle. Put this in the
berries and stir again. AS it begins
to set fold in pint of stif1y whipped
cream. Put it into a plain mold.
When firm turn out; pile lady fingers
and la-me berries all around and on
top put layer of whipper cream and
berries.
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She Was WiUinq.

Yes" says the husband, 81 have
consented to accept the nomination
Il am SO glad the party is begin.
ming to recognize your merit" beams
the wife.
Now my DEAR" the husband con.
tinues, you know that political at.
fairs are not love feasts, by any
means. You must expect to see me
vilified and attacked in a scandalous
manner. No doubt the opposition will
try to dig up sensational rumors about
me, and all that sort of thing, but you
must not"
Well" she interrupts, 81 am really
glad of it. You have always been
strangely silent about whether or not
you ever were engaged to anyone be-
fore you met me-"
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A Young Composer.

Rachel, aged II, wrote an compo-
sition on wild flowers in which she
praised the arbutus. the iverwort,
the spring beauty. the blood root, and
all of the other blossoms of dell and
dale. But she wrote on both sides
of her sheet CT paper, and when she
asked her father, who was an editor,
to publish her article, he called her
attention to that fact
You've written ON both sides of
your paper" said he.
Well" was the reply, "and don't
you print on both sides of yours?"
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and corners. The final dressing Of
course is given to and with the last
coat and there are a number of styles
OF finish to choose from, such as
rough-cast, pebbled or smooth, and
these may be made in any shade or
color that the owner may desire Be-
fore deciding on the style of finish it
is good plan to have the mason de-
sign a few panels, all different, to
show what he can do in this line
Still another great advantage in
outside finish of this kind when COM
pared with wood is a saving in paint
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-10-23
Dainty Biscuits

Into quart of flour sift two heap
ing teaspoons of baking powder and
pinch of salt. Work in lightly with
the finger tips one-half cup cold lard,
and mix to a soft dough with fresh
milk. Do not knead the dough, but
roll out and cut one-half inch thick
and put into shallow pans. Slip imme-
diately into hot OVEN and bake
quickly.
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ted around the window frames, cor
nice and ether joints. When using
material in plastic condition it does
not require fine mechanical genius
to make good tight joint 1t is only
necessary to employ men who are or
dinarily careful and who try conscien-
tiously to do the square thing.
Another great advantage in outside
plastering is the finish. or course 1t
is understood that two-coat work is
required in all cases, and that the
foundation is made right by stapling
the expanded metal lath securely to
the Turing strips and that the metal
is carefully fitted around all angles
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sweat of our brow in the laboratory,
and afterwards in practical construc-
ton.
1t is no longer necessary to use ex-
pensive building materials because we
are afraid to trust cement In the
hands of good workmen cement is the
best building material we have, and
we are no longer confined to any one
mode of construction. We have learn
ed how to combine cement with other
materials and to save expense and at
the same time to turn out a job that
looks well and that will last forever,
and answer for street paving mate.
rial afterwards.
One great advantage in outside plas-
tering is the ease with which it is fit
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lWashino the FIoorcIo+h

When washing fioorcloth, if a table
spoonful of painters size is added to a
bucket OF water it will give glossy
surface to The floorcloth and make il
wear far batter than if washed in the
ordinary way. Do not use soap. the
size will remove the dirt.
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QuarterQuartz Cake

Weigh four eggs and mix with them
their equal weight of sugar, the same
weight of flour. as much of butter. and
a teaspoonful of vanilla Butter
mold, pu, the mixture in, and bake it
IA the oven for 20 minutes.
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Lies Need Raekino

Owen: One lie must be thatcbed
with another, or it will soon rain
through.
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Allotted snaee

We are immortal until our work Is
done.-Whitefield.
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rTrobiinn." ySrpbiinn."
Gun5crt nnb NaQ.
Wittlpudj 10. Wuuembcr
in Der Srubiinnt9aae.
$3.50
$3.50

Ielcgaten crnannt. -
@oilperncur @arfielo crnnuiltc &C.
tern offi5ieQ Die $50. 9lu1dorh Nan.
oaQ, 6ronf S. 2amottc, 2pnn @.Wtec.
fins, @olter Nnfer, @oIter 9.groof$,
inn., .. .. @rismolo, Gen. Sroncis
6, @uters, Gen. Selir I1nlls. Gen.
Eeter Scarp. nlc bon Baltimore, llnb
Den GongreB.Ibgeoroneten Spbnep &.
IRlloo ppn SDarles.Gountp alS Som,
nliilion, I'M Warplano in Der bon,
10. bis 20. Ropember in Bbilaoelpbia
ltottfinoenoen 9onieren; be3iiglidy
ocS 9allcs BON Snlono.@ aiierlue9cn
an Ser otluntiid)en aiilte 81, pcrtrc.
ten.
Or .'6onpcrncur Sadion
franz. - Ger 8eilinbbeitsSiitano
oe8 Gr B.. 8oupcrncurs e. 6. Sudion
ton Salisbury, Mb., Ser ieit oeruil.
mcr Belt 5l 9elorgniiicn snlob aegc.
ben bat, bat iif,. g%eItrigen Mohrid,.
ten aus Salisbury 5uiolge. peridlin-
inert. &beumotismts lit iein Sollpt,
leioen. ST mar bon 1888 bis 1902
Wouuerneitr W%arplano'S.
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Ridlter Bomb aeebrt.

Gon 8ollpcrneur @urfielb gum Sor-
iiser bes StoatS . I~ppellotions-
@crihta e%rnonrt. - Wiro feline
Gbonccn fir Die @ieocripobl in
1909 crhoben. - Iic pocuntcu
HihtcrIGeIlcn.
Hidter u. Sumter 9ppo BON Cunt
bcrlono, Sberrif)ter in Dem Allego-
mn, @olbington. unb 8arrett.Gou
II nmfaiienoen 4. @erifts . 9e5irf
oes Staates uno alS ioIder Wiitglieo
bes Staats Expectations : @erid)ts,
1T bonn @ouoerneur Worfielb ais Dor.
iibenocr &idter oieies 8eritts &C.
ilgnirt iuorben, mcIbe Stealtng Der
iiitgit peritorbene Eifter Sames Mc.
CHERRY pom 6. Slloi5ial : 9e5irfc
Sabre lang inne bate. Hihter Bono
III Iemofrat uno SO Sabre alt. Sein
1~5.iabriger Sermin lGlift nGdites
Sobr ab, unb in 1909 miro iein Nod).
folger ertpablt iperoen miiIien. Seinc
grnennung gum poriisenoen Hihter
bes gppeaationS : 8erihts miro feline
Gbonccn fiir Die @iebertpobl beoe,l,
tenb erboben. Sn '@indeiter, 30.
geborcn, iieoeltc cr 1872 permanent
nof Cumberland, Wb, iibcr. Gr
pnroe i'm Wai 1893 bon Dem oanno.
ligen @ouperneur fSranf groipn gum
Rahfolger bes Sberrifters gIpep er.
nonnt, ben Erdiioent Glepelano gum
Mltglieo oes Expectations : 8erif)tS
bcs 0iitrifts Columbia ernonnte, unh
i'm Serblt beiielben Sobren lpuroe er
ailf 10 Sabre erpablt; iein republi-
foniifer @egen . Ganoiout mar Sr.
Benjamin u. Hitmono. %orbem
iuar Gidter 9opo bier Sabre lang
Stdatsanipalt fir Iueganp.Gountn.
er lit Elm iebr iGbiger Hihter.
Gs miro erfpartet, boB @ollperne,lr
@crficlo Srn. Wm. y. Woulsbp bon
5reoerid pber Srn. Satterslp ".
Tolbott BON Ront1omerp . County
gum Sberridter inn 6. Suoi5ial . Be
5irf unO Srrl. @m. $. Soriptbe 5ilm
%heiiiBenben Rihter I'M 5. 8erittsbc.
5irf ernennen miro. SIS pcrloutet,
bnB Der beiiitenoe Tid)ter Somes y.
Senberipu bonn 6. 8erid)tsbe5irf Die
G%rnennung sum Sberridter uid,t
niinift, lt1b Die Witglieoer oeS
montgomery : County 9arreous
Doben oesboIb cine Eetitipn an @p,l,
pcrnellr @ariiclb gcianot, in Scr tic
i'm eriltfen, Srn. SottersIp ". SoI.
bott bic Grnenmng 5ufonmen 81
laiien.
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Sunnenanfaauo unb ltnteraaua.
Sas @ettcr.

Sir MarpIano lllo Sen Iiltrifl
Columbia bellte bcnGlft, nlorger
ipabr'deinIih Regen ooer Sfnee
leifte, umiprinaenbc, iiolif) pcr,
beitoc @inoe.
lie nieori9itc 1cinperntilr mar 9e,
itern 81 Brnb Inn 5 llhr Woraens
inlo Die bpd)Itc al 6roo bon I bis 6
llbr Nbenbs. Gin pnor ShneefIodell
maften iih nm 4 llbr geiteru Nad)-
mittag bcnlerfbor.
Sn ben nnoeren 9un0eS . Wetter.
neutrality-suspicious. oes 2anbes
pnroen sic iolaenoen nieoriaIteu
1entperaturen per3eidynet: Gaitport
90, Bortlonb 30, Bolton 81 NIbonp
30, Rem.Dorf SO, philadelphia IS,
Ntlnntic'9itp 80, @aibin9ton SO,
Norfolf AZ, Sotteras lS. Charlotte
"a, @ilminBton ~, Gburleltcn ~.
Sapannab A, Sadionpiac Sc, Snpi4
Ter 70, aep-Weit "A, Ntlonto 81,
montgomery 40, 9tem.Srleans 40.
@alpeiton &c, MempbiS rs, Gincin.
llati 80, 9ittsburg 80, Sslpeao "a,
Buffalo %, Glepelano "a, Detroit so,
aIpena 26, Warquette 20, Green
@np 20, Chicago 36 ,Gulutb IA, 81,
Tnul 90, ct. 9pnis 30, aanias.Gitp
26, Snobu "a. Suron 1, Sismarf s,
SABRE 10, Sclena "a, Salt Safe 81,
0erper s, NnlariI(o 16 uno Cos Nn,
0eles % @rah.
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WcihuadltSjcu6unncn

@ir iib%ernebnIen padetc our
prompteiten geforoerung nah aIlen
Bl1ben, 6es Muslanbes uno lieierr
Setou1gen nad) Wunid per5oIlt ilno
obnc Speie,. lin redt3eitige gu.
Ite0irng er5ielen ST. fonncn, iontct
Eadete 10 friib ais m0elif] in uniercn
Sdnoen iein. Sbco. $. 9icner & &c.,
217 observation-disclosures. (3O9--)
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BUR 0cafltnna.

Ter "9sutfde GprrtfpouSent" nimmt su itbtr
Sstt Serifte auf fher @erlobunsen, SpdiSettsn,
@eburtstase, spIprne unb ilberne SodbSeiten,
geiea ffaft s'Nbenbe ete., nit ben Tamen Der
Infpeienben, bic aber beutidl seidrtrbrn fsin
fpntn. Hud Veriunal.NutiSen ipersen geru
enlightenment. Die Gtnitnbtr iolfer gcridlte
naiitu abr ihren 9samen nuterfhrsiten unb
Dor anem nidt p~erseten. no bic IefItdirit
~ftattfanb - etrnke nno S%ausnummrr.
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Scocrlueiher,
Tcocrmeihcr. Ttocrmcihc
Gbcn anaefpmmcn
.''' 'F bel @curse Siain6, 1885, p
404-406E h.Naltimurc. Strahc.
(317)


"Sn ibcrcr Obbut bes
Staatcs. - Iie 5lpoli ariegS,
Noggen Der WturplGhber Gonfoherir-
ten. Die biSber im Gonfooerirten.Seim
81 Eifespiae oufbemobrt murOcn, be.
tinben i'd Jest III Der Sbbllt oea
Stoates Warplnnb uno mcroen MN
CHI clpig I'M Stnnts = aupitpl 81
annapolis neben ben aricgsilaoaen
bcr Warplnnocr llnionS . Rcaiirlell,
ter nui9eboben. Die llebcrreitnung
Der nlten ariegsilaeecn DER Goniooe.
rirtcn fallb geitern i'm Stoota SEQ.
pitol ST. NnnupoliS itott. Inter &c,
luud,une Der riiItigIten inter ocn at.
ten Seteronen i'm Yifespiuer Gpn,
iooerirtcn . Seim unb nngeiGbr 300
Witglicbern Der .Weienifnit ser 9lr.
mcc mo Jlottc Der coniooerirten
Stootcn" iuurben Dir SlugNcn nui
Dem Compiler ySusalebonnn" nod
Der Stoots Sauptitabt gebrobt.
Iort. bel Der Slotteu. Nfoocmic. nobm
hic 'aapeIlc Der Ifaoenic Die Tln9.
acit mn bic 9cgleitlna III gnrpiona
mo iiihrtc lie rnlter flingcnocntS spiel
nnd) bent aapitpl, no I'M SititiaS,
Soalc ocs ltnterbauies bic icierlid,c
llebcrrcidung Dor iid) ging. Gapit1n
Geo. ". Booth ErGIioent Der Morn'
l1nocr abtbcilung Ser vBeieuid)ait
Der Irucc unb Slottc Der ronioocrir.
ten Stoaten." belt bic llebcrrei.
hur,gs Iniprodc, mo mnndem Der
often Sampler fir Die opcrIorcne Ga.
die" ral,nen babel SbrGnCn iibcr Die
Mongen. 8oupcrne,ir @uriiclo ant.
iportetc inn Nolnen oes StuotcS. Iie
@robc grlnee ser &epublit mar re.
prlientirt ourd 0apt. Sohu u. ainN
nnh gapt. Sec. ". Sobnior.
Sraueru nm &idter 30 G.
40. Gas Gireftoriun Der
Continental 1riiit Co." Dem Scr
neritorbcne Hidter 2olia 6. MeGo,
mas a%ngeborte, p%eroffeutlitt All at.
berer Sieaci bes rIeitifer Gorrc.
iponoenten" EroucrbeitIiiiie olIGB'
lid oes ploslihen Nblebcns oes Nid,'
tiers.
6 omaS' 9eerbiaung.- e.
Gie 2eide beS arn Sonntog pl0sIid'
in @oihinGton gcitorbenen Ridltcrs
2cuis e. NcGpmas. MitaIieo oes ZIP.
neutrality-suspicious. hes 0iitriftS so.
Iuntbin, ianb a~eiicrn Natnlittae III
Soscrstoipn, @oibinston . Gountr
Nfb., niif Der hortieen "Roic.SiG.Gc.
meterp" ftatt. Charles gESairbarts.
@ice.TrGiioent ser Vef1St6Gttn, sic
Mihier oes Iiitritts Columbia unb
2anbes mobnten ser @eeroi0um0 Bel.
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Gcb6e('s einsiaes Nftelier

Wir babca unr Gin Ntelier in Halti.
more, Mnb oas bcfinbet ih in Der
Gtage sa ebener Groe, Nr. 321, Nprb.
0ap., maize Sieb.Str. &inber.Y6e
~toerapbien cine gpesiaIitdt.-0eiae
Tsenten mnS feline 9repsen sa iteieth.
3. 4ebbel. 6. Grni, gsidGitsfabret.
(275--)
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Der Mapor lit BON Srn. 6ranf u.
Soen cingeIoocn tuorocn, bel ser Or
%0finulg ocs MorpIanb. Sn.Itituts cine
Reoc 5u balten. Ger Ntouor but 5,ls
oofo,@
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@cnSeler's Sotcl, 400 GaIucrt-,
Gdc Nnlbcrrp'S Ctr. Glcgante sdlaf.
simmer, mdkige Erciic. Nablsciten
al icbcr Sagesscit. GcenIarc Sincrs.
Gcinitc 0ctranfe nnS Gisurren.
G%iscntbimer @altrr u. @cnbclcr.
(Sft1-1O
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1tntcrhaItnnas !. @ea,peiier.

SNtBIpetTtK.
,Wn iif .Atabemie" - nGbe' little gbcrub".
raIbaugb's - ,9ireiUtus".
r@anetG" = nRpfe &ta 5oIp Go"
,Staneh's" - p3bronGb 3eatb 8aIes".
u5uro's" &C., 80 Wlilef from Bottom.
rSpnioah" - pSbe burglar anb the qaop"
rHuoitorium" Buffer Nrolpt".
rMarhlanb"-acltb's ngu Star"sSaubepiuc.
@rira' gIttruIiipn Abe tSuturitp g%tiurrr".
rsletu MnnumeutaI" 49, npiGb SIMS NurIcSs
1iers"' in Sreamlunb".
uVriHeck Sbcntcr" Criibcr nlbe Baltimore
Ibeatre") - MISUNDERSTANDING am 5rei,
inp, ben 10. Eooenber. 81 SrUbutore".
Snbtn's, 40+-406 Eft.galtimpre.s trafe -
Observation-Disclosures uno bcipeGlide ViIoer.
iept often.
r9citpor Valnu Stating Riut" ieet often.
Srtttes METEOROLOGICAL am Sreitng, ben
IL, NooeMber. Nad1mittaes 4 llhr.
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groffnune bes WorpIano'
& ultitutS.

groffnune oeS Worplano'
Snitttuts.
Der Mapor lit BON Srn. Sranf U.
Soen cingeIoocn luorbcn, bel ser Or
%Dffnung ocs MorplanO. &nItltuts cine
Rebc 5u balten. Ger Wtopor bot 5,l.
geiagt.
Sranf 6. @odtcr bci'm
Manor.
Gr , Gonarebmitglico 5ranf Is.
@odter mar gcitern bei'm Mapor.
Ger 3iped ieines 9eludes mar Der
bon ibnt beiiirlportete 9ou cineS
Sprisenbolies aiif Dem Surit-8 runb-
itiif, no Der groBe 9rano ieinen an.
lang nobgu. 6r. @after iagte Dem
Wapor, ooB er iein Eroieft fallen lnl'
ie, oa sic Stobt beobiid)tige, ons
8runoitiif Der 3ions'airhe 81 fat
fen, I'm ouf bemielben eillen SGuicr-
Compiler fiir muni5ipale 9iireaur,
einid)lieblib zines SprisenbalieS II.
elmer Tcli5eiitnticn, 81 balleit. 49,
Sturmmo er 8anale.
Gin aus ben S&. 81. Sra Genien.
Charles England uno Worris @bit.
ridge deficiencies Gomite erltuttete &c.
tern IN ser Sisln9 ser ab3ugsfanal-
eommiiiion eincn @eritt iiber sic
Shtrmlpo'IerfanGlc, po piele Npplifo-
tlonen fir ben 9ou ioIder aaltGIe
bel Der Gommiilion e%ineelaufen lil,b.
las 6omite beridtete, ooB Sic Yflidjt
Der 9%onlniiiion 5lcrit ser garl bon
lanitdren &anGlel lit, ooB III 1907
bcreits 100000 fir oieien 3iuef Der.
ousaabt mo fir 1903 cine oniebnIi.
d)c Srmlne b%icrfiir beluiuigt uorocn
1T, oaB Die Gommiiiion Elm Sturml.
molierr8analipitem bnilen iou, uno
oaber Der gou iolfer 8onale bier H..
oo nnnotbige Mrsgaben peruriad)en
miirocnL bob sic Gommiiiion bobcr
lpltemotiid) porgebCn ioac uno rnlr
Die aIlerorinacnoitcn 2dne SIT beriid-
lld)tiaen iino, oaB oie Npplitationen,
peId)e einselaufen iino Deer nod cil,-
LAUREN, nod) bcn in oieienn 9eridt
nieocrgele9tcn Eribipien beriidiid-
tigt perbei, ioacn. Ter 9erid]t lullr.
DC al1gcnonlmen ulb 6araltf oielcs
Gon1ite 81 einenl itebcnoen Golnite or.
nannt. - Der Hohtndtter 81. &.
@ilptol in Der Decentralization lcgtc
lein Imt nicbcr; 81. $. 9ropts lpllr.
De iein Naffolgcr nit einem Sabres.
gebaIt bon 1920. Sr. George s.
Sorunienb pilrbc nit $500 gum 3eidl
ner eritannt.
Werbcifcrun9cn IN BAN.
> @icip.
Gas po,, Scr ltGotiid)cn armenf9e.
borbe %crnanl,te Gomite, beltebeno aus
oen SS. Gr. @iliom j. 2odtpooS.
Frofeiiur Der Webisin an nGonea fir
Aer5te unb Wnnodr5tc;;" Or. Miaiom
$. @olpcll, Grof. Der Ebpiiotoaic an
Der "Sobns Sopfins' llntneriit0t;;"
Gr. u. u. Sbiplcl Superintenocut
pes "Warplano llniucriit1tS . Spip;,
tols;" Or. W. 9. 3. Eclrnin,oll, Tro.
fellor Der Gbenlie nin Baltimore NE.
oi5lid)cn Goac9;" Douglas $. Ibo.
mas. inn, @rditeft, oils 3epr1ientuut
Der 8einnoleitS. 9cboroc. iueltesGor.
ld}lage fir Serbeiierl,naen I'M Ban.
pteip. Snititlt mad,en ioa. miro ieinen
gerid)t nGfites Sriibiobr mad, mcbr.
rlnll9em VcIud) Ser anitolt mod)en.
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Harmonic Eafe,"

Tr. Ala, @eit.Tapette'S trafe, 9arf
Sdmibt, Snbaber. @irsburscr Spf.
brau friid ant 5apf. Diners, Soapcrs
a Ia carte. Seben Samitas Mbenb
Trei-Gunsert. (Mpril1,1O
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ipeld)er ieit lGngcrer Belt fronfbeits.
baIber oil ieinc @obnun9 al ser
Fnplon', nabc 9altimoreltrobc, &C.
1ellelt ipiroc, bat lid oermnben Der
lhlinmcrt, oaB bic Ncr5tc 81 elmer
Operation idreiten miIbtcn.
0ic %. SabrcSiisuna bcS
~opti item 6 ongreiie nobm.
ge'tern Mudnlittaa in Ger 9upiiitcn,
STRIDE ibren Anfang, Wopor WobooI
birb Die Gcleaaten ipiQtammcn.
Ncgcr Neger aefoi.
Ell. - Ter 20 Sabre olte Neger
Somicl Wilions bon Nr. 1901,
WortonItrabc, licgt int I%llgenrcinel,
Marpl1noer9pipital nit einerS dub.
iuunbe i'm llntcrleibc barnieoer. ipel.
dc ibm ein utbefonntcr R~niienge.
noIie on Wontug Mbenb mad ser
S%oritelung in Ylanep's Sbeater bel.
aebradlt Datte, Gic beioen Neger ia.
Ben i'm Ibeater nebcn chamber urlS
eS fam oaielbit 5pei Mal 81 SflG.
gereien 5ipiifen ibnen. NIs Tie BRAT.
bcn anIonatcn, nuroc ser Strcit
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-07
CovrNGroN,'v VA:

Wtllte Syre had his leg badly
mashed 81 Sunday night while at work
at the furnace. %|'@
Mrs Sarah Hunter continues to
improve and its is hoped she will
soon De entirely well agaih..
MRS. Mary .Braxton was confined to
her bed Sunday with Rheumatism.
Wyse Hill, who was shot in the
wrist some years ago, had the ball
removed last week, as he was suffer
ing from its effect. .~..
r WReynolds was complaining a
few days ago owing to the worry of
the local option election.
In the election last Tuesday the
town went dry by At. Another cleo
ton cannot be held for two years.
The entertainment given. last Tues
Gay night was as usual q pleasant af-
fair. Owing to the inc1emsnt wea-
Their "the crowd was somewhat
broken '>'
Masters Edward and Ralph Brown,
OF CLIFTON Forge, spent Sunday here
Pollard.
MrsIT. T. Anthony fsas been very
much tndisDosed for a few days on
account OF Ia grippe, and q very pain
fuI thumb caused by rdnning a fish
bore under the nail. >,4
Born to Mr.. and MIS-. Jessie Byers
rev; days agb fine boy.
Rev. W. w. Nelson preached the
funeral OF Aunt Marthy ALLEN last
week, and not Rev. Hackeft.
David Dickinson, Of East Coving-
ton, has been very i'll with la grippe
Mrs. Henry. Wright spent several
days in Clifton Forge last week on
business. IT,. 81,
Miss Maggie Smith and Alfred
Barnett were quietly married last
Thursday evening. They are 1iVing
on Piedmont Hill. III. - .
J. a lodge Of Masons was Instituted
In Clifton Forge last Friday night.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-07
HUNTINGTON.

MISS Lula Jacksop, one Of the field
agents for foreign mission, spoke
quite Interestingly to - the Sabbath
school, and an apprecfaMve audience
at First Baptist church Sunday.
Rev. D. r. Bryant filed, the pulpit
at the First Baptist church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Hattie Johnson was quite i'll
at the home Of her mother. Mrs. Chris
Turner, several days last week, but is
better at this writing. ~.
The revival services at NFirst Bap-
list church are progressing nicely
quite number having been Converted
and revival among the members.
}. M. Hardwood spent Thursday
and Friday in our city, attending to
Pythian business. .#TE :
Little Reyella Hughes is Quite III
with chickenpox VIZ
Rev. /. V. Bryant, pastor Of Fir9t
Baptist church, will deliver the\ an
nual sermon to the K. Of P.'s on the
4th Sunday in this, month at First
Bantist church. , H..
Rev; Nelson Barnett is homo to
spend a few days with his family.
MISS Adelia Wilson has been spend,
ing some time with her cousin. Mrs.
Peter Rell, left for Bluefie1d, where
she will attend school.
Mrs. Daniel Lynch vas much indis-
posed last week. but is better.
The entertainment given at the
home Of Mrs. HALEY on 9th avenue for
the benefit Of 10th street Baptist
church, was a decided success fnan-
cially.
Mrs. Amanda Miller Coleman re.
mains in Drecarious condition.
Robert Woodson was quite III last
week, but is better.
Mrs. r. y. w. Meadows, who was
quite i'll. is able to be out again.