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The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
Coal in Smith County.

While boring q well at Midway
Schoolhouse, II 'SInith county, a hard,
black substance, which proved to be a
fine quality of bituminous coal, was
found at a depth OF twenty-three feet
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
Conducts Eiqhty-seven.n hanoino.

Scranton, Pa.-James Van Hiss
of Newark, N. j., officiated Thurs
day at the eighty-sevcnth hanging he
has conducted. Saverio Curcio was
the man executed, having slain Mich
olas Farrian.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
Raise in Beer UnpopuIar.

New Observation-Disclosures in New
York are still much excited over the
threatened raise of 81 a barrel in the
price of beer, although one prominent
brewer has stated that there would BIO
no increase.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
Not "Just as Good"-It's the Best

One box of Hunts Cure is unfailing-
ly, unqualiiedly, and absolutely guar
anteed to cure any form of Skin Dis
ease. 1t is particularly active in
promptly relieving and permanently
curing all forms of itching known.
Eczema, letter, Ringworm and all
similar troubles are relieved by one
application; cured by one box.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
The Reason for Marrying.

"They say that he married her for
her money"
And what did he do when she lost
her wealth.
He lost his reason."-Harvard
Lampoon.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
Two Dead. 90 Hurt In Wreck.

Cameron, N. CAS- the result of a
head-on collision here between a sra
board Air Line freight and north
bound fast passenger train No. "a,
two men were killed and twenty in
jured, none seriously.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
Cole Made President.

w. Q. Cole, who last week vacated
the Office Of State Insurance commis-
sinner, has accepted the presidency of
the Lamar Life Insurance Company.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
Gannrene Kills Pastor.

Sunbury, Pa.-The Rev. J.. H. Web
er died at Clifton Springs Sanitarium
from the results of his leg being am
putated in a hospital there, owing to
an stack of gangrene.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
AT 70 He Is penied Divorce.

Cincinnati, O.-George C. Weiss, a
prosperous farmer, 70 years old and
father of 1G children, who sued his
wife for divorce after being married
Al years, was denied a decree by
Judge Woodmansee.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
Pastor Becomes Street Ger Man.

Faster BECOMES Street Car Man.
st. Joseph, Mo.-The Reverend J..
W. O'Bryant, who has been pastor
OF the Hyde Park Methodist church,
has resigned to become a street car
conductor on a suburban line here. He
says he can make more money as con
ductor than as preacher.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
To Open Leaf River

H%attiesburg and Scranton have Joined
forces and will cooperate in furthering
the movement TO have Leaf river opened
to navigation. A convention will be
called at au early date.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
Former Governor Dead.

Dover. N. H.-Former Governor
Charles H. Sawyer died at his home
here. He was the principal owner for
many years of the Sawyer Wooden
Mills here.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

At a cursory glance there is no good
reason apparent on the surface why
the members of the United States life
saving service should not be entitled
to pensions the same as some others.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

Latin America will be glad to look
Alfonso over, but it wishes to warn
him he'll waste his time by showing
goods.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

Now that Mr.. Luther Burbank has
succeeded in evolving a cactus fruit
that is nearly seedless, we wish that
he would set to work upon the fig.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

That Pittsburg pastor who wouldn't
take gold coins because the motto In
God We Trust" was not on them
wouldn't make much of a success in
the grocery business, we fear.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

A Paris editor declares that the
American is "a lirt, a hypocrite and
a goose, but has a very fine back
Turned her back on him, evidently.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

That Pittsburg minister who re-
fused the coin because of the inscrip-
ton it lacked probably will have to
stay in a class by himself.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

There'll be no holy wal in India,
that's certain, while the fiat of Kit
chener's sword is in sight.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

Richmond Pearson Hobson is going
to take a hand at Strengthening out
the naval tangle. Perhaps he can
persuade everyone to kiss and make
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

We are now sending radium to the
Philippines. Could generosity to our
colonial possessions be more marked
than this?
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

Now that Oregon has planted 10000
prune trees, she ought to set out some
strawberry plants, besides.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
Petition.

Citizens Of Snnflower county residing
in the town of lndianola sent a petition
to their representatives in the legisla-
ture to vote for a prohibition law.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

A Dayton physician, sentenced to
the penitentiary, was refused admit
lance by the warden. A proper re-
Duke to one who tries to butt in.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31

Castro seems to be losing his grip.
He let that fleet go by without threat
ening it with a garden hose.
The Tupelo journal., 1908-01-31
Miners NRACE RIOT
ITALIANS TERRoRIZE TOWN TO
PREVENT EvIcTIoNS.
OFFICERS GO TO THE SCENE
C.:c Hundred Shots Fired During
Thursday Night, but No
One Killed.

Marion, Ill.-Offcers from this
city are on the way to Bush, a
mining town in the northwestern part
OF Marion county, to arrest Italian
rioters who Thursday night fred more
than 100 shots, following a declaration
OF war between the Italians and the
American residents of the town.
Reports from Bush Friday morning
are to the effect that no one vas killed
or wounded and that no arrests have
yet been made.
Quiet has been practically restored,
is said, but the Italians will not be re-
instated in the mines, which are owned
by the Western Coal Company, with
the principal offices in ST. Louis.
No warrants have been sworn out,
and it is e&irely possible that the Of
ficers and possemen will decide, when
they reach the scene of the trouble,
that If complete peace can be estab-
lished and the Italians will p~eaceably
surrender possession of the company's
houses and leave the town, to declare
a truce and refrain from making ar
rests.
Enter Town Armed.
The trouble arose over a quarrel be-
tween the superintendent of the mine
and II of the Italian coal diggers. AS
a result of the dispute the entire Ital-
ian colony took up the cause of their
countryman, and the American resi-
dents sided with the superintendent.
Finally an order was issued by tn
company ~discharging all the Italians
employed at the mines and comn.and-
ing them to surrender possession of
the houses occupied by them and
owned by the company within "a
hours. AS an answer to this demand
the Italians, almost to a man, armed
themselves with Winchesters and re.
volvers and paraded the streets with
the evident intention CT terrorizing
the town.
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Take your cold home and try a few
of the old reliable remedies on it.
The Springdale news., 1908-05-15

Who buys your wheat and corn? Does the other mill does your home mill? All ask is that you and what trying to do and then you think that you will be able to do better rows At the time will ask you patronze home indus tries. No matter who may this mill the flour made by YOUR OLD FRIEND, TOM DAVIS and he will stay with people who have been his friends years
 Call and what doing and take a look mill We will always be pleased to show you through and trust that all the patrons will find down the mill and find what doing the way make the flour that's in the bread you All patrons entitled know how their bread wish to show you
 This Is One of the Largest Mills in Northwest Arkansas The present have made very substantial m provements. We wish show appreciation of your favors by inviting friends call and the mill
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SOCIETY.

Miss Edith Tippett. yesterday
afternoon, complimentary to Mrs.
Howard Showalter. of Warrington,
entertained the Sigma Delta Obi
club at cards.
Mrs. o. r. MoOullooh. in a
charming manner. entertained the
members of the Sigma Delft Obi
club in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Howard Showalter, of Warrington
at luncheon and oards.
Friday Mrs. Il. L Robey will
entertain few friends at luncheon
and oards, Mrs. Howard Showaltel
being the honoTed guest
On Thursday afternoon at hel
home on corner 18th and MAR
streets. Miss Irene Bowyer will en-
tertain few lady friends oompli
mentary to her sister's (MTs. o. r
MoCullooh) guest. Mrs. Howard
ShowalteT.
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Gpiloopai OounOii

The Annual Counoii of the Dio-
cese of West virginis of the Epis
oopal Church. held in ChFist
church, this oity, last week, came
to olose Sunday night. A large
number of ministers were here
from all parts of the State and
were entertained by the people
of our town. The ladies of the
ohuroh entertained the visitors at
a most delicious luncheon in fhe
Spencer Assembly Hall, Thursday,
which was quite a social and en-.
joyable affair. The meeting of the
Council came to a CLOSE Sunday
night at which time Rt. Rev Geo
w. Peterkin. d. D., delivered his
annual sermon. During the morn
ing services Sunday the following
persons were confirmed by the
Bishop: Mrs. Ed. b. Thomas. Mrs
e. II. Woellful, Messrs. o f. Hess,
o. o. Bowyer. O r. MoCulIoch,
GrlF T. Smith, Neil Gum, Roy
Woellful and DR.. r. v. Butcher.
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GREER.

The ice Dream social given by
the Ladies' Aid Society Saturday
night, was we'll attended, and all
report a Moe time.
Mr. and Mrs j o MoDermitt and
children spent Sunday with the
Iatter's mother, Mrs B Carson.
Miss Eunez Fowler lie the guest
of friends at Middleport, Ohio.
j w Eoksrd returned Wednes-
day to Athens. Ohio, where he is
employed,
Mrs. Bud Thomas is still improy.
ing at this writing.
Mise Nellie Thomas, of the Flatp,
is here the guest of her sister. Mrs
John Greer.
Mrs Tom Fowler. of Letart, is
here the guest of her son, Dan
Fowler and family.
Mrs. o N Greer is on the sick list
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
ohuroh Tuesday evening to make
arrangements for a pionio, July
Fourth. Vashti,
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FIRST WARD.

Geo MoDermitt has returned
home at Mud Lick, after a few
days visit with his brother, John
MoDermitt.
Miss Fannie Mcdaniel, of Mid.
dleport. who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs John Braoey, has re.
turned home.
Charley Chapman and wife were
called to Syracuse. Ohio. on 40.
count of the death of his brothers.
wife. He returned home Sunday.
JJ Bennett has returned home
from Vinton. o. What lie the at.
traction. Jaok2 Blue Bell.
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Gallipolis Fire.

One of the most disastrous fires
that ever visited Gallipolis ooour.
red Sunday morning. and resulted
in the total, destruction of the
GalIipolis Foundry and Machine
Co., formerly known as the plant
of Enos Hill g 90. The origin
of the Ere is not known, and it lie
supposed to have caught from
spontaneous combustion. The loss
will amount to over fifty thousand
dollars, and from 40 to so men are
thrown out of employment.
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WAGGENER

Andrew Chapman Waggener,
son of Charles Beall and Margaret
SkiIern (Lewis) WagRener, was
born January ID. 1887, in the
Thomas Lewis house. now ooou.
pied by Capt. w o. Roseberry,
and died at his home in Pleasant
Flats May %. 1908. aged II years,
8 months and 20 days.
April 20. 1862, he was married to
Mics Matilda j. Stribling to which
union were born six children, one
daughter and FIVE sons. OF this
number, but two, Miss Susie Wag
gener and Mr. Graham WagRener,
both of Pleasant Flats, survive
him, the other four sons having
died in infancy.
He was engaged in business in
Charleston in 1866. From there
he and George M. Lewis went to
Illinois and engaged in the grocery
business, They afterwards re
turned to Point Pleasant. olerked
for Mr.. Robert Mitchell, then for
Mr.. James Capehart, Sr. Mr..
Waggener continued to work in
this establishment until he ano
Mr.. James Fl Couch bought out
Mr.. Capehart's stock of dry Roods
in the fall of 1866 Later he sold
to Mr.. Griff b Thomas, and he
then purchased the farm of Mr.
Thomas, in Robinson district, III
1869. He sold the farm to ite
present owner, Mr.. P. 8 Lewis, in
1878. He then lived several years
at the old home, "EdgehilI," near
town. Finally. in 1888, he pur.
chased a farm and built resi-
denoe in Pleasant Flats. whore he
lived until his death.
| A. O. Waggener was one of those
of whom it may be we'll said: "a
man; a perfect gentleman; with a
high sense of honor and integrity
industrious; painstaking; with hit
heart in his life work"
November %, 1905, he joined
Christ Episcopal Church, this oity
at the came time his father united
with the came ohuroh; of which be
was consistent member while h.
lived. His devotion to his family
was praiseworthy and valued
Though living quiet, retired lif.
in the country, he kept we'll posted
on the topics of the times.
In evidence of the esteem in
which he was held by his neigh
bors and friends the funeral cor
tege was one of the largest ever
held in the neighborhood.
He was laid to rest in his lot il
Lone Oak cemetery, mourned by I
large oonoourse of friends and rel
atives
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A Marrow Escape.

On last Saturday afternoon while
painting tho roof OF Mr.. D. S
Snyder's residences on Main street,
Walter Holmes, Jr, in adjusting
the roof ladder. he Loot his hold
slid down the steep roof and down
to the ground distance of about
30 feet and escaped with a few in
juries, being quite badly Jared up
however. It Was a great wonder he
was not killed or seriously injured
He has about recovered.
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Mrs. NJ r. Roberts, of Lincoln,

Mrs. M. r. Roberts, of Lincoln,
Neb., one of the national organ
izers of the Womans Home MisF-
ionary Society of the M. e. Church
will mako an address at Trinity M.
e. Church on Monday night. June
Is, at 9 p. M, in the interest of
home missi ons. Mrs. Roberts has
travelled extensively over the Uni.
ted States for this oause. Every
body is invited and tree will
offering will be received,
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Personal Mention,

Mr. John Ewers. true and good
democrat of Putnam county, was
here Monday aud Tuesday.
DR. d w Petty. of Spencer, was
here last week. greeting his many
friends.
Mr. j o Maddy of Gallia county,
Ohio. was in town yesterday on
business.
Miss MusS Kiger came up from
Huntington Saturday evening and
remained until Sunday evening
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Kiger.
MTs K T MoKinstry and baby
returned Monday from visit to
relatives at Athens, o.
Mr. Thompson Beale. who has
been in New York for some time.
arrived home last week.
Mr. e B Howell, of Lanoaster,
Ohio, after few days visit here,
ToluHnoo toohy.
Mira John Reynolds and two
children arrived here Saturday
from Chlffse. Mo. on visit to
her parents, Mr. aud Mrs Ed Ma.
lone.
Mr. Robt Conley. of Letat, was
In town yesterday.
Mr. Chas Edwards, of Clifton,
was here yesterday.
MeSsrs. Ell r Greer and Elmer
l. Stone. of Ripley, were here THE
week on business.
Miss Mary Bryan lie visiting rel
Atives in Charleston.
Mrs O. Sehon is here from Hun.
tington. visiting Judge aud Mrs j
w English
MEs DR. Lusher, of Ben Lomond.
WAS the guest of Mr. and Mrs o K
Blaokwood, Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur Price, has gone to
Columbus, where he expects to get
position with an automobile
mandatory.
Messrs Ed FiIson and Charles
Neale left Sunday on weeks trip
through Ohio in an automobile
Mr. and Mira Chas O Lewis left
yesterday on trip to Cincinnati
Dol H r Howard left Sunday for
Birmingham. Ala, to visit his
daughter, Mrs A L Nourse for a
few days.
Mrs j s O'Roark. of Kentucky.
iS here on a visit to her brother,
Mr. DIS Snyder. aud family, and
other friends
Messrs Earl and Mont Allen, of
Columbus. were here Sunday.
Miss Ruby Haynes, matron of
the Female Seminary at Danville
KY, arrived here Saturday evening
TO spend her vacation with hel
mother and sisters. Mrs. s. E
Haynes and family.
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Notice

The ladies of Trinity ohuroh
will ser home. made Joe cream
and otner delioaoies at the paTson.
age next Thurcday night, (to.mor.
row. The festivities wore post.
poned last week until the above
date, and will be held tomorrow
night, rain or chime.
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Miss May ooohfati, here visitine
Capt j r Leftwioh and family hal
returned home, at Maiden.
Mrs Mary Butcher was taken
suddenly quite siok last Thursday
night, but is now very much i'm.
proved. we are glad to announce.
Mr. Frank Hinkle. of Clifton,
I, was here yesterday.
Mrs w y Rodgers is quite sick
and threatened with fever.
Mr. L j Petty took his two little
dauRhters, Gladys and Helen, to
Columbus, Sunday, and left them
with his brother, Mr. o L Petty,
for two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MoCullooh
went to South Side. Saturday, and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Peter Couch until Tuesday.
Mr.. w. A. Slayton. of Elm
wood, wac in town last Thursday.
Mrs. j. ". Stockton. of Beech
Hill, spent last week in Middle.
port, visiting her sister, Mrs j. w.
keesey.
Mr.. Joseph Young, who has
been in Nevada. for four months,
has returned to his home at Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis. of
Middleport. spent last Wednesday
here with friends.
Mr. j o Hanley. of Pliney, was
here few days last week visiting
relatives.
Mr. Harry Wells. located at
Ronoovert. is here on few days
visit with his wife.
Mr. and Mrs A Q Purser, of Fort
Thomas, KY, spent Saturday and
Sunday here with her mother, Mrs
Kate Ellison.
Mr. Chas Harris. of Leon, was in
town Monday on business.
Mr.. s. Il. Reynolds. who. ten
years ago, was here constructing
Look IL, but now in the GOAL min
ing business in Victoria. B o. was
here Saturday and Sunday visiting
his many friends.
DIR. A. Herrenkohl. of School
House, was business victor here
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Stout, OF
Clarksburg, were here attending
the Episcopal Council and visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q
Porter, at Ben Lomond Mr. Stout
returned Monday but Mrs. Stout
will remain a few days longer.
Mr. Sherrid Spraddlin. here visi.
ting Mr. j L Coley and family for
several days. returned yesterday to
his home in Prestonburg, Ky.
Miss Mae Lusher. here visiting
Mr. and Mrs o K BIaokwood. re-
turned Tuesday to her home at
Bon Lomond.
Hon Rankin Wiley, wife and
daughter. Mrs j L. Pannell. at
tended the wedding of hs niece,
Miss Edna Young, at Charleston,
last Wednesday.
Rev BIagg, of Mason, was here
yesterday.
Dol II E Spilman, of Spilman,
was here yesterday.
Mrs q K BIaokwood was called
to Bon Ben L. mond yesterday on
account of her mother, Mrs e L
Neale, falling and hurting herself
onite badly but not seriouHly,
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DEATHS.
RIFFLE,

Miss Ella Rifle, aged about 80
years, died of consumption at he1
home near Rayburn Chapel. Satur-
day night. June 6. 1908 Funeral
services were held TueedaY morn
ing at IL O'Clock at Eokard Chap,
ell, by Rev. A. w. Rifle Miss
Rifle was the daughter of Louis p
Rifle, deceased.
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Mr. Byrd Blaine has accepted a
position with j. B. Tippett, Furni.
ture and Undertaking establish.
ment and will go to work July Let
as an assistant embalmer and clerk
along with Mr.. Arthur Kinoaid,
Both of these young men are edu
GATED in the business. both being
graduates of good embalminR
schools. Mr. Blaine holds both
the Ohio and West Va. license.
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The slmnIe no.

A university life is in some respects
like that of a monastery; the inmates
are to q great degree protected from
the evil world outside. The standards
of ethics are higher. and there Is
greater faith in ones fellowmen. Every
swindler knows that college profes.
sor is usually an easy mark."-The
Independent.
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Mrs. Nancy aoldsmith died q

{ Mrs, Nancy Goldsmith died q
few days ago at The acsFital fnl
the Insane at Weston s.,s @se
the second of family of II ohlIu
rem. The youngest died at the age
of SO years, 6 months and ID days,
and friends have figured that the
old lady who has just passed away
must have been at least los years
of age.
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Ioe Cream Social.

The Junior Missionary Society
of the M. e. Church. South, will
give an Toe cream social at the
home of Mr.. JACOB HeatherinRton
Wednesday evening, June 18th
All are cordially invited.
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Mr.. Nat. Bloom, while in Gal
lipolis calling on his trade. Mon.
day, was seized with partial para.
lytio stroke of the right side. He
was brought here to his home at
The Spencer hotel. It is hoped
by his many friends that he will
soon entirely recover.
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NOTICE.

There will be pio-nio and 4th
of July celebration at Trinity
ohuFoh, near Greer postoffioe. A
festival will be given at night
Good speakers during the day and
elegant vocal music will be one Of
the features. Everybody invited
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For come unknown cause there
was no excursion to Parkersburg
Sunday as was published in the
GalIipolis and Huntington papers.
and there was a good many dieap.
pointments along the line.
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BAPTIST CHURCH.

DAPTIsT CHURCH.
Services at the Baptist Church,
this city, Sunday, June Id. by the
pastor, Friend T. Dye, at IL O'Clock
a. m and 8 O'Clock p. m. Subject
for the morning sermon 1.-THE
Fight of Faith" Evening, "The
Measure of a Man" Come and
worship with US.
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We have had the best season in
years. The ladies appreciate good
material and good work. Every
hat has style. Our prices are mod
crate. Mrs l. j Williamson.
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Since the earthquake and FIRE at
San Franoisoo.9 8. 800 buildings have
been erected and 1000 otherS re-
modelled. The disaster destroyed
%. 600 buildings.
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A reduction in cushion covers
for one week Mrs L j Williamson,
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Flats Presbyterian.

1 expect to preach at the Flats
Church next Sunday morning al
IL O'Clock
Also at night, if the weather lie
favorable. Carl Barth, Pastor.
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Festival.

There will be festival given at
the Heights. U B. Church, Setur
day night. June 10, for the benefit
of the church. A cordial invita-
ton extended to all
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Oh Sunday, June %, the moon

On Sunday. June 90, the moon
will pass between the earth and
the sun, causing an eclipSe, which
will be visible throughout the en-
tire United States and also in Gen.
tral America, Northern South
America and Southwestern Eu-
rope, and the extreme west coast of
The eclipse will begin at
9:10 O'Clock a. m.
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Mrs. Andy Watson. of Heights
who has been in failing health fol
a long time. we are panied to an.
nounoe, is no nearer to recovery.
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New hats in to-day. Buy your
corsets and hose at Mrs L j Will.
iamson's