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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
RIVERSIDE.
FOUR COUPLES WED.
Honey Slringcncy Hits the Farmers
Sugar Go. Checks a. Currency.

Sugar Co. Checks a. Currency.
secal Correspondence.
Riverside ida, Nov. 29.-On the eve
% of the 18TH, Justice w. A. Craw-
.d united Thomas j. Lyons ana Alta
aliarson lu tlc bonds of matrimony al
l residence of Charles Parsons In the
t'en,e Of o number of friends.
James A. Nas.ryy NJ ~. Anthony and
A'ah hgIey of Riverside We're made
W by Justice ~. a. Crawford on the
nl1g o. the 2ith inst. az the home OF
Higham Young Nelson.
N.on N Nuy of Riverside and Liz
4 Jensen of Nampa were TO be mar
lh san lake today.
Ail.H =. Wilson left few days ago
h4g Lake to take his best girl to
Lake, and there 20 be joined in
ei' lne many friends OF the young
'iie' join DOB wishing them every
rggss ana happiness in life.
~ Ium 'hr.siHusou expects to 90
tlW IN ihr u"ar future seeking relief
lm rheumatism
tle.e mas bH.u very little difficulty
' io, banks here. Sugar company
Ha. Deem mostly Boz circulation
.s... nahAs 1I" rrsuming their normal
oi lh' farmers contracted their
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company, az a special meeting held
Saturday, with the stockholders. dccid-
ed To Increase It's capital stock to $500. o.
600 This move was decided upon last
July. but the stockholders could not
get together before TO ratify the action
untu saturday. The company does "a
big wholesale and retail hardware and
cutlery business throughout the In
tcrmountain country. The new stock
has been subscribed for
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RUPERT.

irrigation Project Boosted by Appoint
ment of Local Supervising Engineer.
Special Correspondence.
Rupert Lincoln Co. Idaho. Nov. 29
Tuesday night last % public mcer-
ing was held IN the Rupert Opera
House by the settlers of the Mi1idoka
irrigation project for the purpose ~
showing appreciation to the United
states reclamation service officials at
Washington for segregaung the Mini
doka project from the Boise Pavetts
project, and also for appointing "a pro-
Ject engineer IN the person OF j. G.
Camp.
Mr.. Camp has been acting super
intendent OF the project for some time.
ana his appointment 20 be project en-
glneer gives him more power and au-
thOriiy which--as was expressed in
the meeting'-will be the salvation OF
the project locally. The work Of tNe
project has mostly been supervised
from the Boise office. which has proved
unsatisfactory. With an engineer on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
TLEwELLING BLDG. %.

The Flewelling Building company
has filed with County Clerk Mattsou
articles of Incorporation. The business
pursuits of the company will be the
conducting of a general contracting
and building business. The capital
stock Is fixed at $4,000 divided into
shares of the par value Of one dollar
each. The officers elected are w s..
Flewelling, president, William y.
prout vice president. Arthur Couch.
secretary; Charles NJ. Flcwclling, treas
urer: they with A. v. Mcintosh. form
the board of directors.
DEATH OF RALPH b. WTGGINS
After long hard struggle
against the inevitable. Ralph b. Wig
gins passed from mortality at 4:30
Saturday afternoon at the family res
idcnce. 22l7 Grant avenue. from a
complication OF ailments A young
wife and three children. aged parents.
three brothers and three sisters. all
OF ogden survive MIN. he was about
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PANGUITCH.
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
Death OF Nicis chris. Scow--BOnd
Election for Joint building.

Election for Joint Building.
Special Correspondents.
paugutch Garfield CO.. Nov. 2t--
District court oueucd here Nov 90.
Judge chichester presiding. The follow
ing business was bad.
VIM Brown Dr., Vs W. n. owens,
Jury trial This was a. county case
wherein plaintim sued the county treas
urer for the recovery OF PSI head of
sheen sold for taxes On 1906 after Ia
days hearing the jury returned ver-
dict az mo- cause FOR action, awarding
the defendant S2fl,S0 Plainih filed
m notice for motion for a new trial
WIN. Brown Jr, VS. Garfield County
public Corporation. Plaintiff seeks to
recover $3.50 for taxes paid in 1904 De-
murrer was filed and overruled. de-
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SPANISH FORK.
SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT
William O. johnson Shot and Instantly
Killed by Hunting Companion.

Killed by Hunting Companion.
Special spondeuce.
Spanish Fork, Utah Co. Dec. IA
shocking gun accident occurred here
Saturday afternoon when william
Orson Johnson. the 16-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Orson Johnson of Eure-
ka. was shot through the heart and in
stantly killed. by his friend and hunt
ing companion. Earl Adamson, IS
years old. also OF Eureka,
The boys were here on "A visit ana
had been out hunting. They were at
the home Of Mrs. Chris Ferguson, aunt
OF the deceased when the accident
happened. As they were unloading
their rifles, the Johnson boy had some
trouble emptying his gun and handed
IL to his companion 10 assist, when
the gun went OF with the result stated.
The parents Of the unfortunate boz
who was their only son, We're notified
at once and his mother came in he
the afternoon. Ho viii be buried here.
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LEHI.
DEATH OF JOS. BALTIMORE.
New Enginc Tor Jordan Puinp---t;ala
DAY for odd Folks.

Special rspondeuCe.
Lchi Utah Co.,. Nov a0.--A Jacobson
l5-hOrsepoWer gasoline engine has
bean unl0aded here and taken to tho
pumps at the head Of the Jordan ana
viii Boz used az reserve power in case OF
accident 90 the electric apply This
engine was bought by Salt Lake city
"a insure a continuous supply of water
exchange tho amount Of water M is
using from Cottonwood
r.. w. Schneider of chicago. vest
orn passenger agent FOR the Nickel
Plate railroad has bought a iG0-acre
ranch over Jordan river near the Sara
tcga spunga. Ind has buns thereon
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

.us
and j. Dugdae
@stt! "Rss.isnse ST. Fourth 81 phone
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PENDANT given 90 days In which TO ans
Ngor.
MILFORD n. Holiday VS. Tropic East
Fork Irrigation company. court not
having jurisdiction. caso was disc
missed, each party paying its own
costs.
in the matter OF the estate OFF John
O.. Campbell. deceased Final report
WAS dlod aud administrator discharged.
charged
Morgan R. cutler VS. Thos. Havcock.
Default and Judgment set aside on cone
dition that dcfenfHnt pay the witness
fees and court costs.
It !. IullDy ISL. ..ue. HaVruCk. same
ruling 1a in the Cutler case
JUVENILE DIVISION.
Tfty-nye deinquents for truancy from
puuguuCh schools were De- Zorro his honor
aud after a. lecture from the judge.
they were returned 90 school pending
good behavior
Court adjourned TO Dec. 30. 1897.
DEATH OF PIONEER
on Saturday morning last bit 4 o'clocl,
one Of our old townsmen. Nicls Chris
uan SchoW. passed to the great be-
You'd after suffering from third
stroke of paralysis Tor three DAYS aud
two nights. Uncle Chris. as au know
nlins WIS " years OF axe IasL juno.
lie Was "a native of Denmark. aud
came 90 Utah with his parents at the
age % IL. hc first resided in Bouutlfui.
then IN Brigham city after which De
moved 90 Nevada. whore DO was cn-
gagged In merchandising. About 1872 De
moved 20 Panguitch, where no has
resided most Of the time since He
spent a few years Ga TroDlc where Dee
acted as postmaster. Mr.. Schow was
"a faithful member OF the Church.
good citizen, and was known for his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
CENTERVILLE
rHANKsoIvINa sERvIcEs.
Appropriate Exercises aud Addresses
Given la Westinghouse.

A most interesting and beautiful
Thanksgiving service WAS held in the
nssotlnghouRe In centcrYille. this moru-
ing at 10 on, Musical se-
lections were rendered by the ward
choir and local artists Addresses were
made by Elder John ~ Wooley and
Prot n 4 Porter, encouraging the OBJ
HfrNance OF this day by proper ncryices.
and showing By many beautiful illus
trations why those who follow pastoral
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02
Winter Course In the Beaver Branch
of the Brigham Young
University.

The Beaver Branch OF the Brigham
Young University begins its winter
course December End. IL continues un-
IN March 90th. This course is open
with a view 20 accommodating young
men and women who are not able TO
enter school al the beginning Of the
year. Those completing this course viii
b. granted one scmestcr's credit. The
subjects offered are The common
branches. high school studies. also
courses in lronwork, Domestic Science,
Domestic Art ana Agriculture. The
tuition Tor the winter course is $500,
plus 800 library Zee. In addition 20
tho above courses special instruction
viii be given in Elocutlon. Art Book
keeping and StenOgraphy.
Board ana lodgings can be had for
SS25 60 So go a week.
II YOU wish further Information. con-
corning the work, please write the prin-
cipal OF the Institution.
Yours Respectfully
J. r. HICKMAN. Principal
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|IIR FUEL CO.
] INCORPORATES
.,s,oles. M. S. Browning and
's s,,,s organize New Fuel Co.
Wv wan s25O,OOO Capital
,,,,t,sES CAPITAL STOCK.
Love GO. Now a Half Million
~ Funeral Of Cotton Love
r.,,n of Ralph -. Virgins

Dec 2-Tho Utah Fuel com
g. elsd Dos articles Of incorpora-
n, The county clerk. The prih-
,s,s of business Of the concern
:" OGDEN city 10 is capitalized
,..sm divided into shares NJ the
~. of 500 each The company
.rsmI coal mines In Grand val
v,smnc which &c expects to opor-
rss officers are. David Eceles'
,'r. A. S. Browning, vice presi-
a. n BoIapp secretary and
and these with John Pin
ana r. e.. KitIe form the direc-
iog.c
GEORGE A. LOWE co.
..,... Capital stool, 10 Half a Mil
lion.
,.s., Dee. 1.-The George A. Lowe
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Manager. Y. A. LR-ain,
iee ath 81. Telephone i35-k

Advertisements for thu Daily
Saturday and SEMI Weekly News
accepted on the same terms a. at
the Salt Lake Once.
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Co to' STATE Street Harwarc for
carving sets and Eilvcrware for Thanks
giving Lowest prices 252 South state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02

Tel everybody am selling uncall-
ed for suits and oyercoats al " price.
Daniels, 81 West Second South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-02

Calculator. John y. McGrcgor.
2fa wash Ave.
Telephone Bell sei. Ind ~
Payments for the Daily. saturday
and semi weekly News should be
made o. the rirculator. Delivery
made hv carrier on the same terms
~ In sait Lake
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GEORGE A. LOWE co.

,...,.,. Capital stock 10 Half a Mil
Hon
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly Cor Busy Readers.

Christmas post cards, thousands of
different kinds at Evans
Social dance Foresters' hall, tonight
with Goldsmith's full orchestra.
Edward Hewitt of Cambridge is the
guest of Newton Cottrell of South st.
Miss Josie Morrissey of Weeks
street spent Friday with friends in
North Adams.
Most of the stores will be open every
night beginning next Monday until af-
ter the holidays.
Miss Bridge Casey of Dewey st.
is spending few days with friends
in Hoosick Falls.
The Molly Stark Whist club will
meet next Monday evening with Mrs.
George f. Graves.
Miss Alta Buss of Union street is
spending a few days in Hoosick Falls
as the guest of relatives.
The Baptist ladies cleared over $50
from their chicken pie supper Friday
evening. There were about 20 pres
ent from Pownal and the affair was
very successful.
At Cantor's new grocery store, at 1876
North street will be sold for today and
next week l5c canned corn loo, l5c
canned sweet corn l0c, best CSC coffee
zoe. best l5c raisins, 2 for 25c. Tel.
127 NJ.
Grand Master Calvin Endress return
ed this noon from short trip in Bar
re and Swanton. In the former place
he visited the lodge while there and
attended the institution of new Re-
bekah lodge.
The basket ball game which was to
have been played between the North
Adams Baptist Baraca team and the
Intermediates of the local Y. NJ c. A.
this afternoon was postponed until
next Sunday.
/ The funeral of Mrs. Caleb Briggs,
who died Thursday at her home on
! Bradford place, will be held Sunday
afternoon at 1890 o'clock. Rev +. r.
| Morris will officiate. The burial will
be in the village cemetery.
Because of the disagreeable weather
OF today 1t has been decided to contin-
ue the picture sale at Miss l.. NJ. Bar
ney's millinery store through Monday
and Monday evening. There has been
an excellent patronage at the sale and
those who have attended have given
many expressions of admiration for
the artistic merit displayed in the col
lection.
! 1t has been thought advisable to
seperate the Juniors and Intermediates
of the Y NJ. c. A. into two classes on
account of the size of the class. The
Juniors will meet on Tuesday after
noon from 4.30 to 6 and Saturday
from 9 to 1890. The intermediate
class will meet from 4.30 to on Wed
'nesday afternoon and on Saturday
, from 1890 to noon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Samuel Patterson of Dewey street
recently installed a telephone in his
residence.
BY Offering a guarantee of $500 Man
ager Wood has been able to secure the
great musical success, "His Honor the
Mayor" for the evening Of January 20.
AT Cantor's new grocery store at 1876
North street will be sold for today and
next week, Csc oranges, 45c doz, soc
ones, 35c a doz., and 45c ones 32c a
doz. Tel, 1877 M.
Robert Holt is at his home here from
Pittsfield and will remain until after
the holidays. Early In January he is
to go to South Carolina where he has
a position as travelling salesman.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-14
BENNINGTON Or lEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs. Cynthia Bahan Of School street
is quite seriously i'll.
The boys of the Y. M. C. A. had
their first outdoor run this morning.
James Ward who recently resigned
his position with J. G. Jensen has ia
ken similar one with W. Petersen.
The North Adams Y. M. c. A. EN-
ployed Boys team will roll the second
game in the series tonight with the
Y. M G. A.. second team in the alleys
in Bennington. The North Adams boys
already have lead Of over 200 pins but
the local players hope to overcome it
In the match game this evening.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-07
WednesdaY. ARril 8.

Wednesday. Agril 8.
Bssfd met pursuant 70 adjournment
q Tuesday, al members being present.
Ordered:
That whereas John Fowler, Charles
losler SD A. S. Bagsly, having COM
pied siih the law. that they each be
iaaiea 3 permit 20 carry q revolver
issor1ing 20 law.
Ihs, the bond OF r. y. Algse as No
az Public with P. b. Rolfs and An
'iss sledd az suretiss be approved.
nat the bond Of R. @. Long as No
~ Public with W. E. Bell and q. A.
Y Martin as suretiss be approved.
nat the resignation Of Ira ]. Carter
Inspector Of marks and brands for
'svbsfry Districs No. 8. Be accepted.
iAa'a reward Of one hundred dol
~ os offered for the arrest and con-
lsiloa Of J. T Linbosb. who on the
oay q December. 1908, murdered
'' 0seen az High Springs. Flor
Nat TIE road dividing sections 5
- Sad ssznsafiBR ths arTsaSnso
9 WITH the EsuberFy road between
= }. taivsFsity grounds ard the city %
N-aessille, TIE commifie~ having
A'sa ,ae same a. required b. che
'iiliss and % objection being made
NC road, he same Is hereby de-
-''sa g b , pnSlic road Of Alhehua
lsaniy.
.-.i re road rurniur near Haynes
~ aud diagsnall5 across . pars o..
aa ;, township sigbf. fAags mae
% shaassd s. fh0wn 81 . SiA-
- asFeio attached. ths committee
SIS tested ssue - Required 3 ias.
n9 otiseiisn having been ns6e e
-. s--.ngs. sic sane is hereby De.
,.' 49,. g oe 9 poblic road o. Aiscbga
sesrsopon the Beard ndiourned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-07
A Statement From c: x. erOOms-A
Missiaten,sns Corrected.

During the past few weeks certain
members OF the Municipal League
have assiduously circulated reports
that the city OF Gainesville wss IN q
deplorsble financial condition, and
that II the extravagance Of the present
administration was not soon checked,
the city would be bankrupied, and on
Friday evening we are reliably 90.
formed that oIe OF the speakers Of the
Municipal League took occasion 70 cite
NJ. g X BrO0ms as his authority Tor
che statement that the city vas in a
bankropt condition At the present
time, and must soon 20 iuto the hauds
Of receiver u extrsvARance wAs not
soon checked.
We wish 20 call attention 20 the fact
thst az the same moment this speaker
was making this declaration Dir. g.
X Broome vas pFesent st q meeting
OF citizens ia she court house, and
when being called upon for his We've
on the present political situation, took
occasion % says 81 have been a mem.
Der o. the City Council ~ Gainesville
foFfiteen or sixteen years, continually,
during most OF which time have been
Chairman % the Fiuanee Committee
and 10 charge Of she city's fnances. I
will read some figures which will To-
dicate 70 goa that while the eity's ia.
debtsdoess has naturally increased.
her resources have more than dOabled.
and it IL my opinion that she cliyt
financial condition tonight IL a. good
or perhaps better than at any time
during the fifteen or sixteen yeau that
I have had charge Of her insnces
Amid grsas spplsuss NJ Broons re-
suned his seat.
The sbcve IL Substantially true and
correct
J. F. sieKISsTRT. ia. CA'n
W. = THozAs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-07
a womsn rsas sow 70 Rsasss Rhe8
matte Pains.

4 Noman ItAE N0a 20 ketiete Hheg.
matte Pairs.
Ihare been = great saserss from she
drta5fai dissass. rhsnmsiism. for :
1ambsr of pears. hsgs trisd maay
ms6ieines bst sever 80 much rsiiei
froa asy % tbsm nntsi iuo ysafs ago.
when ! beuKhf = bofsis q Cbsmter-
laisa Pain ealm. Z fousd relief bss
FORE haf esd ~ % ons Bottle. BET
kspi ou spplyiDR 4 and soen fsli isks 3
eiGeFe1s uomss Throaxh ny adries
many n M frisn1n h4ss tired ig asd
can eel yos hgH woadsFfoliy t kas
uorksc Kiss sAK4n a. Gets. 80 4
Seu g., Dgfsr. Del Chamtefl1ih1s
Pain BALM i q hsimsEi he relief
fr5n ptis skisk u sgasss i ais1e
sssit mang tlnfs its sosf Il mates
resg Hns siesg ponisls. Fof sals ~
Al drafKisfs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-07
NTHLY MEETING
Of COUNTY SOLONS
e,sat Deal Of Business Of I'M
rortancs Was Transacted.
80 MaNY aILLs wERE pAIO

s.,,rso Of One Hundred Dollars Of
sr,s Tor the Arrest end cOnv'ciion
!, Man VINO Murdered Young os-
zen 4, High Springs.
Gainesville. April ?. 1907.
=. Bosrd Of County Commission
80 this day 10 regular session.
800, J. 6, Dam2ier. chairman;
Matthew's. o. G. Pedriek. F. F.
e..llior ard J. r. Townsend
re mlnutes Of lsst meeting we're
"a aud spproved
ne follosing bills were examined,
.,s,ovsd and ordered paidi
p wienges. auditor, for March,
n. W. N. Torley, guard At Jail, SIS;
~, sherman, ianitor, s25; The
IN Telephone Co, services. 81; Eas,
g.oris Telephone Company. services.
4. Ms. Ida stFeeper. care Charley
re. $40; s a. Wienges, s.smps, etc,
Sal; J. @. McGrew. Supervisor Regis
s,ioD. ,l5 s7;J. s. Bedford aud Co,
r,dscine Tor poor farm, s12 40; Phifer
g,Os.. sucdFies for poor farm $40 70;
Civ Of Gainesville water, rent, sl0.25;
a,Inesrille Gas and Z. P. Co, lighss,
rel; H. Fl. McCreary for advertising,
e5;J. B. Fletcher. care poor farm,
81 sO;J. N. Dell. N. D., professional
srlses. g ]. @. Balls, making state.
ueut Of tax roll, ts.5OS H. and W. B.
Drew Co, mortgage book. 500; D. G..
Essards, carriage service 90 poor farm,
MI. W. Fennell. disipfectsnts jail,
ss 40; Geo. W. Livingston assisting
TAI ASSESSOR. $40; R A.CAswell, services |
Il Inquest Anderson, 90; R. A. Caswell !
Iuy fees, inquest Anderson, SO; ]. A. |
gillisms, constable, Inquest Anderson. !
BIZ. @. Mason, legal blanks, etc,
lls52, Miss Lois Hale, taking testi-
nony, IS road work, s9ll.e0; L. W.
ieHnell. conveying lunatics Deitchman
sd Lynn 20 asylum, slsl 20; W. R
homss, buggy hire, $3.50; W. D.
)esinson, Collector, commissions,
los 3 Fees in criminal cases: E. T.
henderson, tl4 90; J. W. Smith, 1915;
W FennelI, 90 40; d. siiord,
ss; ". n. Bnreh, $40 To- G. H.
'risman, $3.50 L. W. Fennell, feed
q p'isoness FOR March, sl2s.7o.
Whereupon the Board adjourned
h,il Wednesday morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-07

9scoaa latctusrt E71iasf Waisa.
c1lcaso. Aprl s--TAs federal ysr.
Srry has rstaTls4 q sccDEt lrlsctneti
arninss goEa 3 Walsh. f1rnsr pres
sea. a tbe Czic1ga Nasio1ai bazk .
ohsrElnr ulGzsaaGs1euE e tat a.
stltuzioa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-07

Mr. wm. Henry % Chatianoogs
Tenn, hsd rbeamaiism 10 bic lefs arm
"Ths strength seemed 90 have gons
cot % ihe mnpelss 20 that Is EaS nss.
lee for uork," he says II applied
Chanberlsin's Psin BALM ssd wrapped
the ara Ia aGunel Is niEht. add 20 my
relief found ihss tbe pain gradually
left me and ths strsngih retorne3. 10
thrss seeks the Fbsumaiism htd dis-
arpsared asd has nos sises rstaFnsd /"
II troabie9 Eish rhsozaEism ~ iss
npplicafioas o. Psin Baim. 700 ars
eertsIn 10 b. pleased via ths relief
Ebich f aEoras. For ssis b. aii drug
g-.ia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-07

Dsieat tbe Adminisfrstion ticket aud
goa viii Sac ll dimsBls 50 ever sst she
progressive b1sinsss msn q psymis
tbe zee % ibelr namek Cor elfS Offices
10 ths future. Elsst then spd Gairss-
viils'f futefe prosperity - sssagsd.
o. PKBaIeK
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-26
MANY Orphans and Little Bread.

There are in the 'rhnrnwrll Orrhan-
age. located al Clinton. =. e.. 2lO or
phau boys and girls. in process nf So
curing an education. These boys and
girls are of all ages from six years of
ace up to II or Is. The older pupils
by their Jealous labnrS help to sup
port and care for the Young. putting
in each day four IL six hours of
steady work in the shops and farms
and Kitchen and about the same time
daily ON their books. In this way
the cost Of carin" for the whole fam
ily is lcS>cncd by many thousands Of
dollars. But the @rcat majority of
the children arc very small, only 4
care instead of Il help and must be
aided in every way. The support Of
these children rests upon good men
and women vino love the orphans and
freely aid them. just at present.
there is special need of aSSis-
tancc and every Gift be il Of pr"viS-
ions or Of money will he promptly ac-
knowlcd%cd. Every denomination IN
the state is represented among the
children, but the institution is under
Presbyterian control. All gifts should
be sent to Rev. VIM. p. Jacobs. Cliu-
ton. S. c. Provisions. simply to
Thornwcll Orphanagc, Clinton S. c,
IT is suggested that in each commm-
ity in the state some one undertake
to raise supplies for the aid of these
children.