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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
interesting Batch Of Items from The
Suns Special Correspondents.

interesting Batch Of Items from The
Suns Special Correspondent,
This has been busy week through
out the school. the last week Of regu-
lar study. Beginning Monday, the
whole OF next week will be given to
final examinations covering the years
work in each branch Of study. The
last week will be devoted to reyisions
in all branches. Next week there will
be no morning recess. and no after
noon session, in order to give the
teachers time for grading the papers.
While, of course, it might have been
better, still there is a general feeling
.among the teachers that the years
work has been satisfactory Owing
to the fact that the requirements for
promotion will be more rigidly fol-
lowed than has perhaps been the case
heretofore the percentage Of promo
lions may not be as large as usual.
ilSl CtOlOIS NOO many PuPli9 hhfS bVSh
allowed to enter grades for the work
of which they were not sufficiently
well prepared
The high school pupils are busy
studying for exams. and preparing
for commencement.
The examinations for the scholar
ship medals in Latin and mathematics
for the Freshman and Sophomore
asses began Friday. The medals
are given by the principal About
ten pupils from each of the two
classes entered the contest These
medals were won last year by Tom R.
McBeath of, the Sophomore, and Nan
ME Smith Of the Freshman. Mamie
is one of the contestants for Sopho-
more medals this year
Friday was lonesome day' ON the
hill as most of the pupils went on
the Sunday school picnic to Worth
ipgton Springs
The commencement invitations have
come and are pronounced by all who
have examined them to be as pretty
as ever seen in Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
Mr. and Mr.. Warren Homo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Shields Warren have
arrived in the city, after delightful
trip to Washington and the James
town Exposition.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. War
rem, who is the popular receiver of
the United States land office in this
city, was married in Apalachicola, his
former home, to Miss Vera the ac-
complished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Johnston, on Wednesday, April
"a, leaving Immediately on their
bridal tour. No two young people in
Florida are more universally popular,
and Gainesville feels honored that
they will make their home here. They
are pleasantly located at 4OS East
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
WILL
BE ACTIVE TODAY
Services Will be Observed at
Places Of Every Denomination
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
riE

Viii Listen to Rev. J. 3. Nelson, the
Evangelist, at the Tabernacle--scns
Service at Methodlst--sevsnth Day
ADVENTIST to Hold Services.
Today will be an active Sunday
among the people Of the Lord. At the
First Methodist Church there will be
sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. T. ]. Nixon,
at 1O:45 a. m; subject, 'The Cleans
ing and Renewing Of the Holy Spirit"
Junior League at $3.50; Senior League
at $780, Evening service at 1870; this
meeting will begin with a song serv-
Ice, led by the choir; the pastor will
give a talk on THE Willing Mind in
the Masters service
First Presbyterian Church, Rev,
Thos. p. Preaching at 1880 a.
sn.; subject, zone Thing" Sabbath
school at 4 o'clock. and evening sery.
Zee at half-past Z o'clock.
At the Baptist Church there will
be Sunday school at the usual hour,
$3.50 y m The morning service will
be held at 10:SO, when there will be
short talk by the pastor, Rev. s..
b. Rogers. b. Y. p. U. Jr, at 2,
sdnbeams at 3, b. Y. P. u, sr. at
z o'clock. Night Service, Baptism
only, at 7:45 o'clock, when all candi-
dates are requested to present them
selves. Mr. Rogers illness win not
permit OF his preaching, but he will
administer the Baptismal rite.
At the Tabernacle at II a, m. and
9:45 D. M there will be preaching by
Rev. J. b. Nelson, the evangelist Of
the Christian Church, who is conduct
Ing series of meetings here The
subject for the morning will be THE
Foolishness OF Preaching" and in the
evening, THE Gospel" The preach
er invites the public TO be present
The usual services Will be held at
Holy Trinity Episcopal and st. Pat
rlcks Catholic churches; also at Ad-
vent Christian Church
Two services will be held in the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
sore Nipples.

Any mother who has had experience
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased TO know that a cure may be
effected by applying Chamberlain's
Salve as soon as the child is done
nursing. Wipe Il of with soft cloth
before allowing the babe to nurse.
Many trained nurses use this. salve
with best results. For sale by all
druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

Main street N, where they will bs
at home to their friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren were delight
ed with their stay in the National
Capitol, and were also deeply interl
ested in the jamestown Exposition
which Mr.. Warren declares is one
of the best the world has ever SEEM
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12

Seventh Day Adventist Church North
Gainesville, today, where Elder Stew
enson and his wife are conducting
quarterly meeting. These services
will occur at 10:3O a. m. and 1880
p. m.
The public is cordially invited to all
places OF worship.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
chamberlsln's Collie, Cholera and
plarrhoea Remedy.

There is probably no medicine that
Is relied upon with more implicit con-
hdence than Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Dur
ing the third of a century in which
Il has been in use, people have learn
ed that IL is the one remedy that
never fails. When reduced with
water and sweetened II is pleasant to
take. For sale by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-12
To Augusta, Ca.

Daily Pullman buffet sleeping csr
leaves Jacksonville, Fla at sos m
via Atlantic Coast Line aud arrives
Augusta the next morning az $40 d. 20.
For Pullman reservations see me
Atlantic Coast Line agents or T'ie
o Frank o Boylston, District Pa,ea'
ger Agent Atlantic Coast Line, iscs'
ROnville, Eta.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
PLAYERS WHO HAVE
 DIED IN FIFTEEN MONTHS
Only Five Men Have Committed Sui- eide Since January 1, 1908, in
 the Entire Country.

Below Is list of ball players who committed suicide, were murdered or died a natural death since January 1, 1906. It will be seen that but five players suffered death at their own hands.
 Natural Deaths.
 Cassidy. Joe-Shortstop, of Washing ton, died at Chester Pa, March 25. Carey. Tom-Former major league player, died at San Francisco, Aug. 2l. Fresinger, Jesse-Atlantic League manager. died at Wilmington, Del, Feb. 5. 1906.
 Knoll. Hub-Manager of Dayton baseball team. died in hospital at Co lumbus, Ohia, March "A, 1906.
 Bonner, Frank-Captain of Kansas City baseball team, died at Kansas City. Jan. l.
 Dolan. Harry-Died at Louisville Ky, March 29. Was outfelder for Boston Nationals.
 Doremus. Cooney-Southern League player. died at Memphis, July 29. 1906. Ewing. William (Buck)-Died at Cincinnati. Oct. 20.
 Miller, Phil-Minor league player died at Louisville April 26 1906 Milan, John-Umpire In Three Eye League. dropped dead at LaSalle, Ill. May 19. 1906.
 O'Connor, Mike-Formerly we'll known major league player, died at Austin, Texas, June 12 Sheehan, Jlmmy-Minor league play ar, died at Beloit, Wiz. Feb 12, 1906 Strauss, Joe-Old-t time National League player, died at Cincinnati, June 26. 1906.
 Murders.
 Hynes, Pat-Killed by Lou Richard son in saloon fight at St. Louis, March 12.
 Lewis Edward-Baseball umpire shot and killed during game at Mat lin, April 26. 1906.
 Suicides.
 Bayne. Alvin-Minor league pitcher killed himself at Ft. Valley, Ga, Oc. tober 2I 1906.
 Barr, F. P.-Who is-roduced baseball in Europe. committed suicide at Kan. sas City, March 5. 1906. Lankswert, Bob-Ball player. drank carbolic acid at Louisville, Jan. 20 1906.
 PaImer, William G.-Minor league ball player. cut his throat with razor at Olney, H., Nov. 1:, 1906.
 Stahl, Charles S-TOok carbolic acio at West Baden Springs Ird Msreh 2S. 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03

t It's total absence with Malarky's bunch.
 Yesterday they worked hard on. the mt and run game. and the man on base would start for the next pillow the tn- With clean fielding pitcher or infield- er this summer. this hit and run fea- ture Is going to put the runner to the as aS aSd tines aSe ba fGT h h hit sse s pitcher can get to it. there will be reason tSa 1ut at third t s for this ysry the necessity of speed. for many times a fast man on the paths who leaves the bag at the crack of the ball can beat 1t it tp M sh,rd whether pitcher can get 10 This fast base-running is more than naif the game. and Malarky is making the men see the vital importance of Next hard work is being done with the squeeze also, as the manager Is nrm men do aahesent ne, or q this. Of course the they will later on. An instance of this was In the game with the Giants Mon- aa3yd a3syd when the squeeze was badly bun
 Fred Houtz was on third with Mike Mccann at the bat and the signal had started in. Mike did not even attempt to hit the, ball, and when Houtz reached the plate Bresnahan was SSE,ietiy S,s hsn waiting for him with ball in
 without trying, though, they would never be able to learn the secret of the the pay a baseball anS are sticking to it, 1t will not be long before they will have it down as fine as Harry Vaughn's people did last
 Of course the hitting part of the game Is not being overlooked by Ma iarky and he is making them swing hitters.. and with fast team work they are going to be exceedingly danger ous factors this summer.
 No More Exhibition Games.
 No more exhibition games will be played this summer, Malarky devoting the balance of the week to perfecting season osening next Mednesdag.
 No more. decapitations were made yesterday, the manager deciding to let probably the last of the week anyway.
 Blggers said yesterday that he had not, made up his mind just where he T have been under the weather ever low, The climate and water together I am aN either going North NS or west. though. l have not made any plans
 Maiarky said yesterday that he is trying to get young Leslie place either in the Cotton States or South Atlantic leagues as he thinks he would be a valuable man in either of those leagues. Both Biggers and Leslie have been released outright. as The Advertiser stated yesterday morning. and there Is no string attached to either of them
 Work was begun yesterday on the erection of a grand stanc Tor the ne- gro patrons of the game in Montgom- cry. Last summer the negroes had no shelter at all-nothing but the open seats-and on some days many of them stayed away. The Montgomery ne- groes are pretty loyal fans and the building of covered stand for them this summer will cause a decided in- crease in their attendance.
 Elgin Creamery ButteH 30e. per p .ind.
 R. H. Yelvert0n
 Phone PAY. No. 1. Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03

CTS, two favorites and a second choice divided the honors in the six events at Bennings. Two of the winners,
 Rocket in the steeplechase. at 25 to l,
 and Jupiter In the third race. at 12 to
 l, practically were neglected while the favorites, Lyistrata and Marksman,
 were played very heavily. Weather
 First race. hapdicap@ i've furlongs,
 Columbia courhe-okehite. ils I
 5ShnsSn so ~se SecoSa oEfg5G Piatoon ass
 iSt i@0ncss,rai eMorris). 2S 20 to to third Time :o2 S-5. Golf Ball. Berkeley. Cedar
 strome Greenoe, Gentian. Billy Hand
 Second race four and one-half fur
 longs. old courseoQueen's souvenir; a,,
 isa iSabei J lSs soeesHGa to won a
 :5s s-5. Gassoon. Dead Gone, G. 0.
 Tenancy ss,oS By G9urassy sis snG ra1
 i07 tMountainl. l2 to l. won; Bowling
 sTdss TOT o7 7N9Ssst 9SSsts tG bFd SeeSnS Ti%a ii:24 4-5. Old uGard. Lone Hand,
 Freckman. Hampton Lady, Bob Edgran
 miiesmRocket. fHHR is7 tWiison). s5 to I,
 won; Lysistrata, 147 (McInerney(. to
 IS segondi SudEs ims White Ig1 sDIRse H%ey
 Mooksle ran. Amanda H.. refused the
 Fifth race, selling. seven furlongs. Columbia Course - Workman, 10z (Radtke), 13 to 10, won: Azelina,. 97 (Englander), II to 5, second; .yanhoe, 104 c. Johnson), to l, third. Time 1:2s 4-5. Isador Hirsch, Encore ran
 sixth Taee selling ,6S ,snsS, nile Golu@oia ia l. won; Turbulenee. S9 (oGldstein1, ls to 10, second; Nellie Racine. S7 Eng iander1, 12 to G. third. Time 1:43 4-5 Town Topics. Oakleaf ran.
 Entries.
 First race. selling; six and one-half furlongs Columbia course--Scartel. | l0S; Verness, 105; Water Dog, 10S; Belle of Jessamine, 101: Contecture, SS. Second race. four and one-half fur | longs: old course--Marston, Ben Calla- han. 1O7; Laudable Desideratum. Kate | Carney, Blember, Trey of Spades. Cart
 Third race. selling: seven furlongs | Columbia course-ParkVille. Delphie. | 1iu; Buttons, The Cricket Jerry C., 1O7; Bettie Bouncer, 103; Winchester, lQ2; Beidemo, 1O1; Tavaness 100; Chaplain, | 9S: Ballad, Hoot Mon, SS.
 Fourth race. selling: four and one half furlongs old course-Superstition | eS: Kitty Smith, 96: Beget. 92; Strong | Heart 90; Servile Easter Belle, S7. Fifth race, mile Columbia course | ioo; Min stone. Yellow Back, Jobstown. | Knockirby, 97; Sallie K, Old Colony. | Chinela, Will Do, 95,
 | Sixth race. handicap; milsi Columbia | course-Ormondes Right, 120; Malacca, l ll7; Hoischer l1sss Lord Boanerges,
 l9S; Savior, s7s6 6Marster s4i sailor Boy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters testa- mentary under the will of Henry W Clark, deceased. were this the 1st day of April l9O7 issued to the undersigned by J. E. Gaston, Judge of Probate Court, Montgom- cry County All persons indebted to said es- tate will make stttlement with undersign- ed and all persons holding claims against said estate must present the same for paya- ment to the undersigned within the time UNION BANK & TRUST COMPANY.
 Executor Estate Henry W. Clark. deceased.
 wed3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
TEAM WORK IS LOOKED AFTER Hard Days Practice by Malarky's Men. THOROUGH DRILLING BY ALL Hit and Run and Squeeze Play Re-
 ceive Attention. Manager shows Members of Team Many Fine Points About the
 Game That wnly Help When
 Season starts.

While the breezelets yesterday were still rather fresh, Malarky put the local bunch through a pretty strenuous day work. The pitchers were all given work to keep them interested all day long. while batting and base running filled in lots of the time.
 Most of the day, however, was taken up by Malarky in thoroughly drilling the men in team work, the hit and run stunt and the squeeze receiving, the lions share of the managers tutelage, and the men seem to be as thoroughly imbued with the importance of these two branches of the game she Is him. self
 There is d material improvement in the speed of the team, both in the field and at the bat, and If the. develop ment continues proportionately to that of the last few weeks, Manager Ma larky will have about as swift an az gregation to put in the field against Billie Smiths people, over In Atlanta a week from today as even the grouch- fest of fans would care to see.
 The brand of hold fast" glue that Mullaney had on the bottom of all the shoes last summer is conspicuous by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
,LAJoRIE's CLUB WINS.

Atlanta, Ga, April 2.-The Cleve- land Americans again easily defeated Atlanta today.
 Atlanta .. e. . .00O 100 000--1 3 4 Cleveland .. .. .203 00O 2329?12 2I Ford, Sparks, Smith and O'Leary; Bergen, Rhodes, Bernhardt and Bemis. Washington. April 2--Score Yale Georgetown game:
 R H E focOi 6StoWh Roanoke, Va. April 2--Roanoke State University. 6; Virginia Polytechnic In. stitute, 4. sA Macon. Brooklyn National. II: Macon $. A., L., O.
 Charlottesville, va.-University of Virginia, 6; Lafayette, 3.
 Lexington, Va.-PennsyIvania State College. 6; Washington and Lee Uni versity, o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03

Re8uIts Nt Hfhhln8H' I.Tl,
 Washington, April 2.-Three outsid-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
ELECTRICAL DISPLAY.

HarbOr of Cartasena to be Mass of
 Lights.
 Madrid, April Preparations for the coming meeting of King Edward and King Alfonso are progressing.
 There will be a banquet on the warship Numancia at Cartagena, at which one hundred covers will be laid. feature is the electric light display in the court. This will in- clude the initials of the two kings In letters forty-slx feet high.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03

Elgin Creamery ButteS 3o,. per pS Ind.
 R. H. YeIverton Phone PAT. No. 1. Court Square.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
(Mg6snE
SUBJECTED TO A RIGID
 ANALYSIS
Chemical Department, south Carolina College.


 Columbia, s. C.. January IT. 1906. Columbia coca-Cola Bottling Co.,, Co.,
 lumbia, s. c.
 Gentlemen: This is to certify that, pursuant to your request have bought in the open market (from the Murray Drug Co., an original package of i've gallons of Coca-Cola Syrup, bearing the label of "The Coca-Cola Co., Att lanta, Ga.," and have subjected the same to careful analysis.
 The object of this investigation be- ing to establish the presence or ab- sence of cocaine, and possibly of other injurious alkaloids, Isoperated on quantities of three to five times the amount contained in bottle or the carbonated beverage The extractions of the syrup were repeated until the aikaloids were entirely removed, and different immiscible solvents were us- ed on different portions. The crys- talline substance thus obtained was fnrther separated by fractional extrac- tions, after which 1t was concentrated ana tested. Since this concentrated product, which would contain All of the cocaine failed to respond to the tests for cocaine, 1t is clear that the alkaloid Is absent. or, If present at all. then in quantities too minute to allow of detection. The active con- stituent of Coca-Cola Syrup proved to he caffeine, and in quantities seeming lv less than in cup of good coffee or tea.
 There was no evidence of the pres ence of other alkaloids.
 vours truly, (Signed)
 W. B. Burney Chemist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03

First Bnseman at Last Comes to Gris-
 fith'z Terms.
 New York, April 2.-Word has been received in this city that Hal Chase. the noted first baseman of the New York American baseball club. will join the team in few days
 Chase, who lives in San Jose, car. has hitherto refrained from reporting to Manager Griffith because of a sai- ary disagreement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.
CHANGE WILL REPORT.

wANTED-First-ciass hotel porter at once
 ClanGey's Hotel. S-3t
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-12
TAFT PARTY REACHES CUBA

HavnnG, April 7.-Secretary
of War Taft and party arrived
here this morning on board the May
flower The trip from the isthmuS
was uneyentful. All the members
Of the party are we'll Governor
Magoon, accompanied by Brig.
General Barry, commanding the
army of pacification; General
Rodriguez, commander Of the
rural guards, the mayor Of Haya-
na, the heads of departments and
prominent Cuban officials went out
in launches to welcome Secretary
Taft, The Secretary surprised the
Cubans greatly by needing no III
Productions to them, and calling
the majority Of them by name
He refused to discuss politics or
his plans in Cuba.
Mr.. Taft and his party a,
staying at Ike palace, as the guests
OF Governor Magoon, who la
made special arrangemcuts for his
entertainment. They will remain
here until Wednesday night, whel
the MayfoTer viii start for Porto
Rico.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-12
WE REITER ATE.

That for more than ffeen years
Hunts Cure has been working, Oil
the afflicted. Its mission is to caie
skin troubles, particularly those Oh
an itching character. Its sucoes4
is not on account of advertising.
but because it surely does tile
work. One box is guaranteed to
cllfe any ease.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-12
JAKAJONES LOCALS

Miss Ora Smith of Washington
attended the closing exercises Of
the school at this place Friday.
Mr.. L. Holt wput to Bjngen
Tuesday to see his brother }. 7. N
Holt WHO IS quite i'll.
Miss sallie Timberlake has retar
ned home from Macarthur, where
she has been teaching the past
winter.
Quite a number from this place
attended the unyeiling at Patmos
Sunday.
DR.. Z. L. Bragaw, T. O, Holt
and Banks Holt were visitors to
Washington Wednesday.
Mr.. 7. \. Foster spent Monday
in Washington.
Dave Holt Jr. spent Monday in
Hope.
Misses Daisie aud Kathleen Holt
We're shopping in Hope TUESDAY.
The htlIe school hons" at & is
place WIS crowded to overfiowii g
Friday afternoon hy parents aid
visit Is to witness the closing ey-
ercises of the school taught by Mss
Kathleen Holt. The nice little
program was well rendered by tla
pupils, and greatly enjoyed by the
visitors.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-12
LOCAL LENIs.

viii l-rrnh at the Baptist chu,uh
Lrre Saturday tight aid Sunday
morning,
NJ. md Ms. L Z. eowIng
ard MIS-. 4, J. Gariler spent satar-
day in Hope.
W b Corsets, the perfect fitting
Kind in latest styles may lie found
Oh display at ". J, JOHNSON & 5oJs
Mrs W. P, Hmt returned lasi
week from q visit Of several day
- G.e family Of TAo's L. Joues ut
Columbus.
Z. P. Emkness came over from
9eNaraana and is assisting in the
eictdt clerks Office this week.
\ fresh arrival Of Dry goods at
COLDS CASH STORE
Mr.. an I.5. Z ) Gowling a
attenoilg PIeshytery at Malvern
1lis week. Mr.. GoWling as Il dele
safe lsom his church at this place.
1L@ will visit Hot Springs before
1elunIug Aome.
T. WILLIAMS & Co. lave moved
into thoir new stor and are again
prepared TO serve you as in the pI5t
Misses Jennie Shepperson and
Norma Hill Of Columbus, with
Miss Mabel Paup Of TeXmkana
stopped over Win Mrs. I. {. vii
soA for short time Saturday
while enroute to Hope.
Beautiful line Of Samples Of wall
Paper, Carpets, and kags at
". i. johnson d Go
j. L. Appiegate, contractor and
builder, has purchased the Rebeccu
Phillips residence OF Mr.. Gowliug
and will move hls family here in
the near future.
Straw Hats III all tie htest shapes
aud styles al GOLD S CASH STORE.
-rrcue Hoyston returned to
Prescott sunday, uttera brief visit
10 her parents.
Order your lime. cement, fire
brick, wiudow glass, etc. from
j. a. SlulyAu, doe a TX
Elbert Smith and Herbert Wilson
visited Hope sunday.
Corn, chops, meal, bran
aud ouGs at
W. j. Johnson & Cos
Frank IlimbIe visited his brotLer
Charlie, at fulton from Friday
until Sunday.
W. j. JOHNSON & Co., have just
received another car Of DuIeys
White Rose flour. IL cant be
Surpassed Ter quality or results.
Miss Anna Bell Eakin reurned
from Columbus Monday after d
short visit to 4liss Norma Hill.
New and handsome shapes in
-QUEEN5#AKB at prices to please
GUDD's CASH STORE.
Judge A, IL. Calligau Of Hope |
was Lele Tuesday III attendance
upon Circuit count.
a. J. Hawthorne came OYER
lfrom the farm Tuesday on business
See 4. Williams & Co. At Depot
FOR CYCLONE PRICES on ali
binds Of goods. i
Dr.. s. Nj. Car1igan Of Hope
as here Tuesday US witness in
BE- Dr.. Martindale case,
Hon. Jas. H. McCollum was
Eere Monday for u short while.
L. dId not tremain long Oh account
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-12

| Inv fire saddle and haw essi
Stallion and tWo Jacks, which may
be seen at my place northeast 0
town.
J. 3. VancleaNes
Full ice of SPRING CLOTHING
for metl and boys at
". J. JOHNSON s. CO
We keep a full supply Of staple
and Fa'eg Groceries always fresh
at COLDS CASH STORE.
Washington telegraph., 1907-04-12
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Church Directory

Church Directory
Se1yiee ut I'll, Presbyteii.a.
Church very fourt sunday.
sat6aib School every Sunday Il
II a, N.
c. G. Wali4as.
Pastor
Service at The 14t;st tlteeL
every SECOND Sunday.
Sabbath School every Sunday
at , p. III.
Rev. Geo. McHew
P4&at
Service al Che Episcopal Church
eyely second and forth Thursday
nieilts Of eaehmoaA.
St5eea 5aaDol every S1aaas ut
10 a. m.
DR. SYKES
keat.f.
S t1s:ee ahe Methodist church
every first aal third Sundays Il
Il. a, N. aad 7,3o p, ~. Sabbath
se1oal every Sa@day at 10 d. IL
L. WORTH League 1t ). p. III. each
Sunday and Prayer meeting every
edaasdaY eveing $50. 4 heart
invitation is eztendedJo 10 one and all
Eev. z. D Iilasas