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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
BISHOP SCARBOROUGH
| AT ST. PETERS MAY 5
Will Visit Historic Old Parish In This
City and Administer the Rite of
Confirmation.

Bishop Scarborough will pay his
annual visit to ST. Peters Episcopal
church in this city on the morning of
Sunday, May 5, when he will admin
lister the rite of confirmation to a
large class, the members of which
have been under the instruction of
Rev. j. L. Lancaster, rector OF the
parish, for several weeks.
The annual visit of Bishop Scar
borough is always looked forward to
eagerly by the members of st. Peters
parish, as he is a very impressive and
eloquent preacher and man of ex-
tensive learning and deep sincerity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
MURDERED MANS WIFE
IN JAIL AS A WITNESS
Mrs. Pari Taken Into Custody TO
Testify at Trial of Husbands
Slayer, Charles Seine.

Jane Pari, the wife of Pasquale
Pari, who died in the city hospital
Monday night as the result of stab
wounds received at the hands of
Charles Seine on March 29, was taken
into custody yesterday afternoon by
Detective Huff and Patrolman Nc
Dermott. Mrs. Pari is to be held as
a state witness. The recorder placed
bondsman appeared, she was taken to
New Brunswick by the city marshal.
Katie Ford, another witness, Is also
held at New Brunswick
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
BIG MEETING OF YOUNG
MEMS SOCIETY TONIGHT

The meeting of the Young Mems
Literary Society tonight at the Pres
byterian church parlors promises to
be one of the most interesting of the
season. A number of business men
have promised to speak. No regular
subjects have been assigned for the
speakers, but the theme of the meet
ing will be Young Men from a Busi-
ness Mans Point of View
The society will close the season ar
ter two more meetings. The next
meeting on May will be a profess
ional mems meeting, and the last,
April Is, will be an open meeting
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
Talented and Versatile Artist
PIeases a Large Audience
at the Baptist Church.
PROGRAM WAS WELL BALANCED
Vocal Solos TO Her Own Piano and
Violin Accomplishments and Piano
and Violin Solos, as Well as Read
ings, All by the One Performer,
Constituted the Evenings Enter
tainment-Miss Gilman Not Here.

Miss Ola Bidwell, an exceedingly
clever versatile artist, entertained a
large audience in the Baptist church
last night This was Miss Bidwell' S
second concert in this city this sea-
son and. as she made her appearance
last night, she was greeted with much
applause. The concert was under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society.
An of the numbers were excellent
and Miss Bidwell won additional
laurels by singing annie Laurie" tC
her own accompaniment on the vio-
lin. The program which was an
nounced by herself, was composed OF
vocal selections, violin solos, piano
solos, recitations and readings.
Miss Bidwell was gowned in red
velvet, and with her first number
won the hearts of the audience.
Miss Constance Gilman, who is said
to possess a fine voice, and who was
to have assisted Miss Bidwell, was
unable to appear. Young ladies act
ed as ushers.
The program for the concert was
as follows:
Vocal solo-"O Dry Those Tears. -
Teresa Del Riego.
Reading-(a) "Old Bob White; ;
| (b) Fool Young 'Uns," Riley.
Violin solo - Simple Aven, .
Thomas.
Reading When Marcielle Came
Home"
| Three Small Songs-Selected from
Carrie Jacobs Bond.
Reading-(a "She Does No
Hear" (b) Last verse of THE
Bells" Poe.
Reading-"The Man Who Apollo
gized."
Piano solo Wedding Day.
Grieg.
Monologue = Selected from Ezrf
Kendall's books.
Voice and Violin-Selected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
SOUTH PLAINFIELD CATHOLICS
WILL BUILD A CHURCH

Plans are out for the new Catnollc
church to be built at South Plaihneid
and as soon as the estimates are re-
ceived the contract for the work VIII
be awarded. 1t is expected that the
structure will be completed during
the summer months.
The Catholics at South Plainheld
have been without a convenient and
commodious house of worship Tor
some time and recently efforts have
been made to secure one. A con-
siderable sum has been subscribed to
the building fund and 1t is believed
that when the edifice is completed
there will be sufficient amount 10
pay for the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
County Medical Society Elects

Special to the EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Apr. 20:--
The annual meeting of the Middlesex
County Medical Society was held here
Wednesday, An address on skin dis
eases was made by DR.. Duncan Buck
ley, OF New York. d. Janeway, of
New Brunswick, presided. The ses-
sion was held in Schlessler's restau-
rant and after the business was trans
acted a dinner was served. The new
NEGLECTED. officers are: DR.. Edward
Carroll, oil Dayton, president; DR.. F.
A. Riva, of New Brunswick, vice pres
ident: DR.. Benjamin Gutmann, of
New Brunswick secretary; DR.. David
c. English, of New Brunswick, treas
urer; DR.. A. L. Smith, of New Bruns-
wick, reporter DR.. Riva and Dr.
Ellis, of Metuchen, were chosen dele
gates to the convention of the New
Jersey State Medical Society.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
GTeWsOme Find Made By Canine
Belonging to Gipsies Near
Florida Grove.
HAD BEEN sTRANGLs D TODEATH
Coroner and Chief of Police Are of
the Firm Opinion That 1t Is a
Case of Infanticide and an Inves-
tigation is on Foot-Corpse Was
Placed in Vault in Alpine Gene
tery--Was Dead for Some Time.

Samson Palmer, a gypsy, who is
camped with his family near Florida
Grove, united his hound dog about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon SO that
he might take some exercise. The
dog started off on a run, but shortly
returned with what appeared to be a
bundle in his mouth. Palmer called
the dog to him and to his horror
found that the dog had the body of
an infant girl.
He commanded the dog to drop ii
and after covering up the grewsome
find, went to the police station and
told his story to the sergeant on duty.
Detective Huff, Patrolman MeO9r-
mott and NEWS reporter went to
the place shortly afterward and ex-
amined the body, the appearance OF
which would indicate that it had been
dead for some time. 1t was clothed
in an undergarment and cloth was
also tied around the neck. Chic
Burke and Recorder Pickersgill visit
ed the place later, the latter giving c
permit to Undertaken Ferd Garret
son to remove the body, Coroner
Bishop being out of town. The gypsy
and his family were much excited
over the occurrence and Mrs. Palmel
could hardly talk from fright.
Coroner Bishop made an examina
tion of the body this morning and Il
of the opinion that the child was
strangled to death, as a handker
chief was found knotted around it,
neck. The coroner says the child ha(
been dead for some time. Count.
Physician Suydam has been notified
and will make an examination of thu
body this afternoon Chief Burk,
thinks it is a clear case of infanticid'
and an investigation will be made t;
try and throw some light on the case
The body is at the vault in Alpin
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
SNOWSTORM GENERAL
Perth Amboy Not Alone in Expert
encing Unusual Weather Con-
ditiOns--SeVere Cold.

The snowstorm which laster nearly
been general throughout the country.
The flakes fell thick and fast and the
air was cold. The snow gathered IN
spots and presented a wintry appear
ance. April 19 seems to be the rec
ord In theis vicinity for late snow.
Although clear today, winter furs and
heavy overcoats are in order.
PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 20:-Snow
fell early yesterday throughout the
greater part of Pennsylvania. The
local weather bureau reports this
month as the coldest April in twenty
six years.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Apr 20:--
Snow fell Thursday night and yes
terday over nearly the entire state.
The temperature registered from 2S
to 80 above zero.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Apr. 20:
-Advices from this district report
damage to the fruit and truck inter-
ests aggregating over 100000 by
the late frosts and cold weather.
Peaches are reported g total loss.
DENVER, Col, Apr. 20:-The
snowstorm that has prevailed in the
mountains for two days has spread
over Colorado, Wyoming, a portion
of New Mexico, Oklahoma and Indian
Territory. The weather bureau pre-
diets that the storm will continue fol
at least twenty-four hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
COURT AMBOY, F. Of A.
PLANNING FOR FAIR.
Proceeds of Big Event Next Septem-
Der VIII Go Toward Furnishing
the New Lodge Rooms.

A meeting of the fair committee of
Court Amboy, No. 5S, Foresters of
America, will be held at J. J. Flynn's
in New Brunswick avenue Monday
night for the purpose of making ar
rangements for the fair during the
week commencing Monday, Septem-
Der 16, and continuing until Satur-
day, September 81. The proceeds of
this affair will be used for the COM
plete furnishing of their new lodge
rooms in the Ellie building in State
street, which they will occupy on May
1, when their next meeting will be
held
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
ARE BOOMING JACKSON.
New Brunswick Republicans Want
Him on r.. r.. Commission.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Apr. 20:--
Local regular" republicans are
booming former senator w. H. @.
Jackson for appointment as one of
the railroad commissioners. Ever
since Jackson's defeat for reelection
last fall his friends have been en-
deavoring to secure an appointment
of some kind for him feeling that he
was made a scapegoat during the cam
paign and had to stand lot of abuse
that did not properly belong to him.
Jackson is friendly with Governor
Stokes. The latter would have nam
ed him on the State Board of Arbi-
tration if that body's wings had not
been clipped by the looping off of the
salary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
FIVE STEAMERS AT p. A.
DRY DOCKS FOR REPAIRS

Workmen have finished repainting
and caulking the excursion steamer
Rosedale at the Perth Amboy dry
docks. The steamer John Sylvester.
which had been on the waiting list
is now on dock No. 2 undergoing
similar repairs. Five excursion steam
ers are due at these docks for repairs
this spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
FARMERS ALARMED
Cold Weather Retards Growth of
Spring Produce.

MT. HOLLY, Apr. 20:-South Jer-
sey was literally covered with snow
yesterday morning, but it soon dis
appeared. Fruit and produce grow
ers are much alarmed over the con-
tinued cold weather, which has re-
tarded the early growth of vegetables.
Grass seed sown three weeks ago has
not yet made its appearance. Farmers
who have weathered severe frosts
have given up hope of harvesting any
early truck.
Much of the early seed planted is
rotting in the ground because it has
not had a chance to grow Last year
at this time there was Jersey aspara-
gus in the markets, but this year it
is scarcely above the ground.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
TO BEGIN JEFFERSON
STREET SEWER MONDAY

Contractor Peter Peterson, who
was recently awarded the contract
for the Jefferson street sewer, will
commence work Monday. City Sur
veyor Forrest l.. Smith and his as
sistants were at work taking levels
this morning.
The sewer will be 800 feet long and
of fifteen-inch pipe. 1t will run un-
der Madison avenue, but the newly
laid pavement in that street will not
have to be torn up as connection
for that purpose was laid before the
pavement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
ODD FELLOWS CONFERRED
DEGREES ON CANDIDATE

The second and third degree was
conferred upon one candidate at the
meeting of Lawrence Lodge, Inde-
pendent Ordsr of Odd Fellows, in
their hall in Smith street last night.
A large number of the members were
present and assisted in the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
Has Snow From May 4, 1864.

Herbert Dayton, of 1870 High street.
has water from snow that fell on May
A, 1854, in this city. Snow at that
date was believed on account Of its
lateness In falling, to be beneficial
for sore eyes. The water Is contained
in a sealed bottle and contains q web
by sediment at the bottom.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
STORM delayed Market St. Paving.

On account of the weather .yHster-
day. work on Market street, which
is being paved by the Standard Btu
lithic Company, was held up. The
laying of the top dressing was re-
sumed again this morning. The street
is now poved as far as Mcclellan
street west.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20

Special TO the EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Apr. 20:-
A struck jury has been drawn to hear
the appeal case of the Port Reading
railroad against G. NJ. Valentine
Brothers Company for the right of
way through their lands. The case
will be tried before Judge Lloyd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20

Henderson brothers have secured
the contract for erecting large still
at the Chesebrough vaseline works
in this city. The still will be erect
ed along the same lines as the pres
ent one, but will be nearly twice the
size, the diameter to be fourteen feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
BOYS, Brigade to Meet.

A parents meeting of the Boys
Brigade of the First Baptist church
will be held in the chapel Tuesday
f.ght at O'Clock. An excellent pro-
gram consisting of vocal and instru-
mental music will be rendered. A
drill will follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
Crowded House az Wilder Hall.

The Bennett Moulton Stock Com
pany played Lost in the Desert" to
IA S. R. O. house in Wilder Hall last
might. They will close their week s
engagement here tonight with AT
Pixies Peak" The matinee today
was Dora Thorne.' Next week they
will play at New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
Granted Wholesale License.

Special to the EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Apr. 20:--
H. Wolff & Company, of South Am
boy, were granted wholesale
liquor license by Judge Booraem yes
terday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20

j. P. Westergaard has purchased
two-story frame building and
property in High street, between
Broad and Washington streets, which
was formerly owned by r. w. Par
ker, of Newark. Mr.. Westergaard
contemplates many alterations and
is also considering plans for two
story brick building on the lot ad-
joining.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
Dinner to Governor.

The dinner of the state senators
to Governor Stokes has been postpon-
ed from April 20 to April 30. 1t will
be held at the Union League Club,
New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
Jobpnv calvin is Coming.

Johnny Calvin, who has scored a
hit here in previous seasons with
"The Bellboy, will appear in Will
der Hall Monday night with Miss FL
la Calvin in "The Little Outcast," a
play telling a thrilling story of New
York life. Singing and dancing spec
ialties will be features. Msis Gal
yin plays the part of little newsboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20

The George W., Mercer Construc
tion Company has commenced work
on the Didier-March plant at Weber.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
Ruilding Trades ASSN. Adds.

At meeting of the Building
Trades Association last night in Dana
Hall new member was taken in and
two were proposed. This association
is prospering and at nearly every
meeting new members are added.
A Little Outcast" at Wilder thea
'.' -. s1oo-4-ao-lt*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20

"a Little Outcast" at Wilder thea
tire Monday, April %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20
Operation al HospitaI.

Miss Maria Prendgrast, of 119 Fay
ette street was operated upon at the
city hospital last night for appendi-
citis.
/ Tonight spt raA music and ladies'
race. Igceum saS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20

Tonight, special music and ladies'
race. Lyceum Rink.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20

subscribe fo1. the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20

"a Little Outcast at Wilder theas
tire Monday, April %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-04-20

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Pavilion at Well Finished,

The pavilion erected at the city 5
hot well was finished yesterday and
was open to the public last night.
The structure is thirty by forty feet
and has been floored. Seats have been
arranged on each side of the pavil-
ion for the accommodation of those
who wish to visit the we'll The place
was taxed 10 its fullest capacity on
the opening night II is estimated
that fully three thousand people
visited the well In the early hours of
the evening The popularity of the
water is increasing daily and people
are coming in from different parts
Of the county 90 test IT'S healing
qualities.
II is likely that other improve
meuts will be made ON the grounds
adjacent 90 the wells iu the near fu-
ure. The large ,ut fronting East
Madison street could bee converted
luto a beautiful parE where the peo-
Pile uf the city might spend few
pleasant huur each evening The
planting ~ Oowru and shruhbery
would add much toward making tho
surrauudlues attractive and pleasing
fH fh~ vte.
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Inn rstYts sItH
-a@g Nss Vail is-.A tu~s --~tsl
~sAs- ss tfas A.~s~rss.s,

The saaha Mes fsAa@s@asus
cgab sac organised thtsa fe@ra ass
fpf the Rf3mary purpose ot fs~osis.s
after tse suesas side - tbs H&Aahs
chte CAaHgau4aa SD Ass~rhhts Tn
foster an8 FnrauraEe the social laes
~ tire aaae ushiF 10 raseai1aI So $50
success The bsafa - directors -
she rhaa'a@aua have oppressed
their appreciate - thls arEaniga.
ton ~ 'hs yoanx meH. sna bave ois
fered their cooperation ~ cafiaE
far the sazgAl wants ~ the visitors
Heretofore large feEt has @seeH
erected uu 5he grounds by tho YogHg
men Ths was made Pheasant and
attractive rc*ar3 fer tbuse she wlsh
ed q diversion from the assembly
program Al the teat friends could
meet friends aud enjoy friendly
chat. listen to eHtrancluk music or
perusc the latest papers and maEa
Eiupa
The club has been called 30 meet
at the county court room tomurTn"
afternoon at 80 for the purpose OF
making arrangements for the com
ing Chautauqaa II Is desired that
ali members be present The follow
ing II q list If the officers and mem
bcrs
George +. Mizell president Jno,
y. Singleton, yiee-president; Or, -
II. Watson. Ir.. vice. rcsideni, Geo,
l.. Griffin. secretary. f 7, Hardin.
assistant secretary. Roger Kennedy.
treasurer Executive Committee
Rembert G Watson. Albert O. Sim
gletou. Robt +. Carlisle.
Members. Ralph ". Getzendaner,
!. +. Coleman. X. J. Coleman. Jas q,
p. Griffin, ]. \. Kedman. J. NJ.
EskrIdge, Il. G. Phillips, J. Lea
Cannon. Jack Beall, Ed J.. Pierson.
NJ c. G. Fearis, w. A. Ownby.
Floyd A. Ferris. VIII Farley, VIM,
p. Hancock. W. Frank Eshelman,
Chas, Ray. y. +, McManus. Lynn d.
Lasswell. j . b. Anderson, Jno. >,
Campbell, Jas. A. Weaver, II. A..
Mcmillan. G. =. Burnett, Chas.
Wicker. r. II. Coleman, S. X. Pierce,
Oscar T. Dunlap. Jr., DR.. A. b.
Small. r. A jenkins, s. ?. Skin
ner, Brown Sears, Joe A. Worsham,
Il. Carroll Todd. r. p. Anderson, Jr..
Osce Goodwin. Sam II. Andrews, W.
J Stoker. Walter \. Kidd, E. b.
Prince. Ed Hudson, Chas. c. Crock
er. Lem Curtin. Fred Malone, Chas.
W. Kent, l.. f. Moseley, Jack Hood,
o. NJ. Gahagan, NJ. S. Middleton,
Jno. F. Spalding, II. n. Peters, Wal
ter p. Hood, K. S. Bynum, w. Z.
Hughes, Hy Martin, Tom c Cole, b.
F. Hawkins, Roy bearing, Wills
bearing. Lester Mcintosh, w. M
Lamberth, T. Hines Thomson, w.
c. Taylor, c. w. Berry, c. Z. Lock
ert, R. B. Nall, c. T. Nall, K. +.
Moore, Neil White, Erling Holland,
Robert w Hesser.
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Uncle Ashury Thomas, former
slave and one Of the old time dark
e4s. died yesterday afternoon Va this
city The funeral and int"rment took
place this afternoon al the Cplor"d
cemetery Uncle Ashury. as ho WAS
known to most every one. was the
slave ~ Mr. \ Thomas father and
was brought to Ellis county Iu the
early DAYS ~ lta settlement "a" was
about >- wears old 3ud was worthy
negro For thr past fsvufN wears.
ur until he vas foo f"vhl" 'u work.
a. Nas employed hy Nj r. q. Ferris
as ward man BE- wa* uu lndustri-
uua servant and HIwaF Sept tho
PREMISE lu nr=r gia.a condition
Burin9 b.s Ias' Hue- 81 Ferris aN
ihat ha Ajd nat Nau- fHr auVft.ur
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WAXAHACHIE CONTINGENT.
Large Number OF Ellis County Citi'
zens Arrive in City

A large delegation of anti-Bailey
from Waxahachie. Prominent in the
party were Hon. Tom Thompson and
Hon. J. T. Gill who circulated last
year the first petition asking that
Hon. NJ. NJ. Crane of Dallas allow
the use of his name as a candidate
ey.
Following is the list of WaXa-
hachie people who arrived early in
the day: J. S Davis, T. J. Middleton.
r. +. Thompson, ID. II. Thompson,
J. T. Gill, John Ralston, Ota Can
trell, | l.. Dunn, j. w. Sawyer,
Robert Carlisle. Walter Kemble, j.
II. Hickman, Tom Yates, j. C. Sim
mons. John Scion. Willis Coleman,
George Coleman, X. II. bearing, c..
NJ. Supple, b. f. James, Dr.. Brown
lee Ferguson, r. X. Erwin, J. w.
Singleton. Ed 5. Campbell. John S.
Campbell, c. a. wilkins, Frank
Broadhead, C. A. Kirksey G. c..
Groce. Clyde VIM, j. d. Nelson, \.
j. Curlee.
Others who came in with the
Waxahachie party: Thomas Stead
man and Ike Griffith, Maypearl,
Harry Rankin, Milford; John John
son. j W. Mckay and W. h. Saun-
ders. Forreston. Frank Reeves and
George Wilson. Midlothian. John
w Park and N. 5. Wood. ltasCa. -
Dallas News.
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H. and T. G. Round Trip Rates.

Round trip rates via H. & T. G.
railroad on sale June 18th and 18th
to all points on H. & T. c., also to
points not more than 100 miles dis
tant. Rate one and one-third fare.
Limit June 21st.
Round trip summer rates now on
sale to Galveston, La Porte, Amar
lilo, Velasco and other points.
Austin, Tex.-On sale June Gath and
25th. Rate $7.05. Limit August 3
Philadelphia. Pa.-On sale July Il,
IL and 18th. Rate $41.45. Limit
to leave Philadelphia July %.
Navasota, Texas-One sale June 26.
Rate $500. Limit to leave Navaso
ia June 29th.
J. C. KENNEDY. T. A.
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EpwOr'th League.

Epworth League program for
Sunday, June 10th:
Topic: Holy and unholy Ampi-
tons Mark 1O:35-5.
Leader, Mrs. l.. R. Campbell.
The essence Of unholy ambitions
is self-seeking as such it is in the ef-
forts of the ambitions to over-reach
others. James Campbell.
Unholy ambition and covetousness
spring us from the common source
of selfishness. Nora + ears.
Unholy ambition precludes spirit
ual PERCEPTION. Grady McRae.
The essence of holy ambition Is
service Mrs. Edwards.
Holy ambition makes a new law
for human relationship. Willie Mae
Stroud.
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Waco and return, s2.T5. Account
OF State Pharmaceutical associa-
ton. On sale June IT and IS, limit
June 81.
Greenville and return, $40. Ac-
count Christian Church ChautauQua.
On sale June 81, %. 90, 20, %, and
%, limit June 80.
Austin and return $685., Account
Of Retail Grocers Association. On
sale June 10 and II, limit June IA.
Round trip rates to various points
not more than one hundred mile dis
tances. On sale June IS and 10.
Limit June 81 at one one-third fare.
Round trip rates Galveston, Kerr
vile, Velasco, Eagle Pass and other
points now on sale. Limit 60 days
from date of sale
Hot Springs, Ark. and return
1910. Account Of Typographical
Union convention. On sale August
10, II and IL. Limit August rs.
For information regarding other
rates call NJ, X. & T. passenger
station. J. B. George, Agt.
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Methodist hurch.

Sunday school at 9.3o a. m.
Preaching by Dr. Campbell al II "a
IN. Epworth League ZOO p m
Chndren's Day service 500 p. m.
There will be no meeting OF the Jul
nior League tomorrow afternoon,
but the children viii meet at the
church at 400 D. m for the final
practice for the children's day ser
vice at 500 y. m.