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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-29


1t makes no difference how small
or how large job OF Grating you
have | will appreciate your work.
NELSON'S repair shop. 152
Have us clip your horse with our
electric clippers. We will send for
and return the animal. Phones 40.
ratton-Kennedy Livery Co. tt
Let us figure with you on your
supply OF wood for winter. We can
please you in quality. quantity and
price. Waxahachie Grain Co. II
Attorney j. NJ, Eskridge OF San
Antonio arrived in the city this
morning to spend few days In at
tends1e upon district court.
Don't forget to call at the city hall
today or tomorrow and pay your
street tax, After tomorrow you will
have to pay two dollars extra. 152
Tomorrow Is the last day In which
you can pay your $500 street tax.
After tomorrow 1t will cost you s..
Pay now and save two dollars. 1852
n II you are going to Bell neAnch
for few days we can send you there
and call for you when you wish to re-
x1Y.. 4ro..g"-fv. ratro1s. rE 70.
if you nave 4 picture or piece OF
cut glass or fine china to pack. it's
safety Is guaranteed II pack It, c.
P. Wesson> -"Dholstersr and tNrnitpye
{iepairer. 152
i We have several cars or the best
McAlester washed stove coal The
very thing for your heaters and cook
stoves ri5'it AMI yod' &ii7' nave III
other. Shive & Keys. Il
We make a specially Of cab and
baggage services. Our vehicles are Al
!, ways ready. We will appreciate
your business. Phone 40 Patton
r Kennedy Livery Co. q
} Mrs. Fred Meredith, local mana
ger for the Western Telegraph com
: pany, has had loop cut into hel
: residence and Is now prepared t
. send and receive messages at home
r II you are In bad health let VI
. sell you home in or near Minera
) Wells where you can live and &c
we'll, and at the same time make
o good investment. Write for particu
t lars. Couch g. Blaffer, Mineral Wells
p Texas. o.
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A GREAT RECORD.

Dr. LeOnnartit's Internal Pie kcine-
|. dy Makes % Per Cent Of Cares.
DR.. Leonhardts Hem-Roid has
been tested In several thousand cases
and was successful In oil but two per
cent.
Hem-Roid's wonderful record Is
due to the fact that 1t Is an internal
remedy. The cause OF piles Is inter-
nal, and 1t is too much to expect to
cure plies with ointments, supposi-
tories or operations. Hem-Roid cures
the internal cause.
Sold for 800, under guarantee by
B. w. Fearis, Waxahachie. Texas.
DR.. Leonhardt Co., Station b., Buifa-
10, N. Y, Prop. Write for booklet az
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To Sneak on Missions.

Rev. DR., Haisey, secretary OF the
board of foreign missions of the
Presbyterian church, U. s. A., VIII
speak in the University chapel to
morrow morning at 1880. Or. Hal
sey Is a splendid speaker and Is said
to know more about foreign missions
than any other person in the United
States. The public has a cordial In
vitation to be present and hear him
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10 LOCAL NEWS. .
Montgomery. photographer. II
f. S. Cronk 4 Co, sell roofing
cheap. II
Plenty CT red garden hose at F. s.
Cronk Co. II
Pay your street tax Tomorrow Is
the last day. 1872
See that feature picture at the
Empire tonight. NJ
Fine eating apples at the car on
n. & T. C. track. 55p
Buy your pumps from +. 8. Cronk
Co. All kinds. Prices way" down. II
Eighteen rolls OF toilet paper end
holder for 81 It F. q. Cronk Co. II
buy your floor oil from F. 8,
Cronk Co., and keep down the dust
When YOU need . plumber. call
Bunkley, with f. 8. Cronk Co. Both
Phones Sxy u
"@ II the norther made you think Of
I 4 n Az. ~. p u ~
place to get 1t.
Visit the Empire and see tina
powerful melo-drama. "A Grea
Wrong Righted. 81
49, o.s- "' '1.''. .. y . ,N - -NN' ~" ''''' . 20
| Wanted-Thirty experienced sho'
statesmen. Apply Weaa ast:iy .sdVfss.
| ing. Crow Shoe Co, 10.
i ThS culy. slace H. town. TO- get Il
\ Lemon aad enjoy IL Is Hood 4 Cur
Inns Soda Fountain. Is,
var safe or sraae:-,;A rev goc'
heaters, wood and coal. See them a
NELSON'S repair shop. 10
| make any kind OF skirt box o
box couches you want. Prices RICH
at NELSON'S repair shop. 10
DR.. j. d. Hodges, veterinary SUI
geon. may be found at KeininG
hams stable. Phone 121. Is
Have your heating stove, coo
! stove and all stoves repaired b
( Wesson. 1t will be done right, 10
Don't forget to call at the appl
car on II. & T. G. track and sc
some of those fine eating apples. 30
j appreciate and wish to than
those who waited to have me max
their photos. Mrs. c. f. Jackson.
.x.l
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How 70 Save y Dollar.

When you pay $500 In advance
for the Daily Light for years sub
scription you save dollar in the
deal. Try 1t once and see how well
pleased you will be. 1856
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appreciate and wish to thank
those who waited to have me make
their photos. Mrs. c. f. Jackson II
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Hon. A. H. Culver Of Ennis will
speak at the courthouse tonight In
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Judge. Arson Rainey - Of Dallas.
chief justice OF the court of civil APP
peals, Is visitor in the city today.
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Mrs. John r. Pfaff of Kaufman Is
| the gnest Of Mrs. VIII Fotndexter.
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Mrs. c. d. Pickett and son, c. d
Jr., went to Dallas this morning.
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Mrs. 0AIGos, Marvin Az.

Representing c. A. Stevens Il Bros, Chicago
Has now ready for your inspection
the beautiful fashion plates showing
Women's High GLASS Tailor Made
snSaaff'rimmra Millinery. Also Misses
Cloaks, suits and skiTts and Chill,
been our pleasure to show so many
beautiful styles and materials. Snd l
know that n you will favor me with
q call you will thoroughly enioy LOOK,
wish to buy or not.
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mrs Gi,as.. p tRi fUil ana 'dtaue d
ter, who have been visiting Mrs. j.
y. Clergiand tho pass Two Heeka
departed for their home, Elmira, N.
| Y, last evening.
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Don't forget to call at the apple
car on II. & T. c. track and get
some of those fine eating apples. Sop
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DR.. j. d. Hodges, veterinary sur
geon, may be found at Keining'
hams stable. Phone 121. 153
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Have your heating stove, cook
stove and all stoves repaired by
Wesson. 1t will be done right. 1852
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r. A. Edwards Of Fort Worth
spent last night In the city.
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. Q . q . =, ~ . q - . 4
Rev. T. B. Criddle went to Fox
Worth this morning
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G. w. Marshall was passenger
to Dallas this morning,
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make any kind of skirt box or
box cOuches you want. Prices right
at NELSON'S repair shop. l52
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II you are In bad health let us
sell you home in or near Mineral
Wells where you can live and get
we'll. and at the same time make q
good Investment. Write for particu-
lars. Couch E. Blaffer, Mineral Wells,
Texas. b2
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Mrs, Fred Meredith, local mana
ger for the Western Telegraph com
pany, has had loop cut into hel
residence and Is now prepared t
send and receive messages at home
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17
"a Proaramrle 81 ereat varlety..

! q
II Lyman H. Howe's 14ifeDrama to
be seen at the Grand opera
House next Tuesday night had
nothing else to recommend 1t,
there would be attraction all suHlcient
in its variety. Under his guidance
the audience Is taken on marvellous
and exceedingly interesting sight.see-
ing trip embracing a VISIT to Naples,
Rome, historic India, and delightful
tour through Savoy. France. These
scenes reveal alternately great ruins,
quaint modes of life, great architec-
ture AMI sublime scenery. The trip
through Savoy depicts the pn1ince In
all its ineffable beauty.
Expert, Australian axmen and rough
liders contribute a s;:rr:ng picture Of
strenuous life in the antipodes. 1t is
an extraordinary exhibition of wood
chopptng, double hand saving, and
masterful b+ daring proncho break.
ing. Wierd md Kaleidoscope effects
of physical phenomena are shown in
another picture which is the first Of
its kind. A remarkable series of mis-.
haps and incidents is shown In a
picture entitled "a 10 Mile Steeple-
chase England !" The Reedham Or
phans will be seen in entirely new
evolntions. The quaint and strange
friendship of birds and animals are
shown in still another feature. Be
tween the more sertous and instruc-
tive scenes, many Of a really comic
nature are shown to the unmixed de
light OF young and old.
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eeyh
dpei lie frs;
The waves OF . 81 ths
Monpngahefa ri
Monangahe'

y 2 ~. ! T.
Mr.. Musgrave mas ridden life's bill.
lows in various ways for a long time
in this c-unty. He was the iolliest OF
the jolly in his young days and was
conspicuous at old time musters, horse
race sand fox chases, and was the
owner of Champion Charley, one of
the best horses that travelled the roads
forty years ago. He was also an on.
Ger Of the law 6.r along time.
Squire Taught Is the youngest OF
this quartette. He is known as the
barefooted Judge and has been Squire
far about twenty years and also mayor
OF Riyesvilla. He is noted for non
reyersals of decisions by higher courts,
also for being the only living school
teacher who taught school over sixty
years ago; chopped his own wood,
built his own fires and twisted his
own hickory wythes to flog the un.
ruly boys, and from what can be learn
ed he has Come as near cutting the
ham strings of unruly students as any
living man not to do 1t. Uncle Jas.
per was not severe on an unruly stu
dent for the first offence but he says
when the stubborn youngster traeJ II
the second time that he usually want
ed something soft to sit down oninex,
day. The Squire is as has been here
tofore mentioned a candidate for re
electton and IL elected and does NO
dc. his duty God only knows II aim
because he isn't ala enough. h
May this auaFtette 81 old Ian
marks long line and may their ias
NE stlisir best.
Look Sts Rot November sa evei,
ahodS LONE STAR.
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a eirl,s liz love.

iris in love with a fellow.
| her pretttest manners she
play she wears aer daint-
gown. wneneyer she goes
Through town. on Sun
she asks him out to sup.
she Just hustles about,
what a home would be.
were only he and she.
i'm a number Of pretty
she worked with silks
fings-then blushing she
b Spartan Stain she made
CHAIR new again. Spar
without a superior for re-
nish on furniture, and for
footlwork. Manufactured
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j Turk lsofs tsI1r Sunday
school a il charge Of j. A. swi;
ger perintandsnt Regular devo-
tlonal Beginning at lo:45, sub.
ieet The allf o True Greatness. /.
Evening Young People meet
Ing 81 tnSetafge Of president. De.
Fotton6l at u $50. subject, "The
csnasns Jesus Preaching
mcrnin AND evening By the pastor,
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n. ENTY "a aor WATER

everyone needs for Housekeeping pur-
posess ou can get all yon wish for
~ having your range fitted up with
hnt water apparatus. boiler, etc. va
will 40 Il ct 3 low estimate, and in .
manner that will give perfect satisfac.
lion for general efficiency and dura-
billy Our work as sanitary plumb
ers team hot water and gas filters
Is unsiFp agsed.
sottTtI SIDE PLUMBING CO.,
shpp WaIaat avenue.
Gems. Phone 5e4.
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All nj. I. Parsonage.

srge number Of the members of
Tie diamond Street NJ. E. Church
eathefed ~ the parsonage Thursday
evening tpt gise heir, pastor a fare
wen greeting Several SONGS wer
E1lng and Mr. Leech gave a short adj,
dress after which a social hour was
spent Rev. Bent will preach at both
tiae morning and evening services to.
morrow.
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West Virginia pate,

Wheeling, W. va. reports
issue of the following patton
Virginia inventors: c. L
signor Of one-half to W..
Wheeling, sapa-lock; E. NJ
signor of one.half to c.
clarksburg, chimney-;op.
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palatln nant.lst Church.

Pastor. Bible school
4 s:sO gabie .:Dayials Kindness to
5ensthans son. There will be no
preacHing service Sunday morning.
essG subject, Commend
ing on by Systematic, Gen
erous CiiYins 1880 evening service,
conlHcts the pastor.
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Rev d. Crime he new
pastor not hasing aFrised, Roy. d. Nv.
Bent YIN preseh both nlortlng and
evening sunda chooI Ut $3.50; Ju-
nlor Leagie Oo pworta League
# C:90, hy not make this mrs.
Sunday 81 PIE new year red letter
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Pheasant EveninqI.

aiisses Mildred and Beula;l Safer
leld sutertatned number Of friends
7ast evening q their home near Mar.
ket street The hours we're YER
pleasantlg spent with games Of vagi.
ous kinds and q choice course of re-
eshment was served at a scasona-
be hDfiE
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The ala pt TIE community
good Wild a Kew exceptions
The farmers are busy sdickiug corr
during every damp SPELL they can
catch.
Mr.. s. 2. Burnett got MS store rob
Bad one night last week. He had thS
blood hounds brought but titled 10 X
cate the guilty party It appears
III heswas not very ehoicy ID his s.
1ecta3n Of goods as he took a btlne
iof corduroy pants, work shoes and
zors, and smokes. Come, again, boy
Mr.. Burnett win help you make 70
selection the next time.
Mr.. Lloyd snider is carrying
mail on Route No. / for Mt. D. All
gott tits week
Mr.. F. s. B:cts is working on
Fairmont and Warrington ele
railroad this week up at Downs
Mr.. ]. 3. ole, Of West Farmih
Is building a cellar for Mr.. Joe
ter this week.
Miss Laura Jones and Miss !
Paxon were shopping in tow
day Of this week.
Mr. F. E. Book has taken Of
rant ar Burnsy Brock foi
chickens and bad threats
right, Mr.. Book. chickens a
too much to be giving them
Mr.. VIM. Wright, of Jacl
mas moved back to our comml
Billy came TOO late to cast
for Bryan this time.
Corn shucking and fight
been pretty lively over in
FIR the last few days as 4
has reported two BATTLES, 3
place in the cornfeId.
Book and Harry Kuhn took
round AMI George Monroe and
Brock, the chicken man, came
ond. 1t was quite a tough d
ar a while as they used roc
most anything they could ge
on. There was no one seriou
EXCEPT Brock got his head
up with a rock. Monroe went
business they say the same a
was hulling cocoa NUT. Nj
get one arm hurt pretty b2d b.
hit-with rock.
Rslitics is very quiet in our
as there don't appear to be an
doing. 1t may be that the Den
see it's a one sided thing and
en- it up.
The electric GERS have BEEN
as far as our village since
and it makes us feel likI
Home, Sweet Home
TEXAsl
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THE DOCTORS AeI
Two Physicians Both As
New Scientific o
Treatment.

DR.. j. NJ. Powell, of spS
says: "Herpictde has 81
isractbsn in my family ID
DR.. W. G. Alban. of
Wash, says: 81 Rnd Herr
Is claimed for it as a d
I shall nrescrt,a 81" n
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HCaoR:
Order snId At"dal Flour nsxt time.
FRLIcfTC
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g. Kelly. MAIN 81
Real
Coal ana Timber

Real Estate b0Igdts sol En1 on
changed. also handle iFe lnaes1aco
and money to Ioan on nit CLAN
mortgage.
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NHINr PRESSING fNn re.
PAIRING Le6lts ana Msl's Cloth
W Work called Tor ana doliysred.
1,tIt rates on application.
HARRY e. COLE,
M Phone, o1w. Bsll Phone, 24i.
Shop, 4a.J
elH Aves undsr Brohs shoe store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17

germ disease You emit cure It unlsss'
,on XIII the anudruff germ; and you
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-17

Higbee. Umpire M!cKin-
lsmen-RroSn and Smith.
ers-Readic and jenkins.
halves15 and 10 minutes.
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PLENTY MORE WHERE THIS
CAME FROM.

Our facilities for furnishing fine
flour are ample, and the flour itself
is well known for its many merits.
Ask your neighbors their opinion OF
the Marion brand and hear a tale
that will convince you that you should
be uses Of Marion flour.
---
MlLLER-cLARk GRAIN COMPANY.
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A. M. KNIGHT 4 I'll
The Newark journal., 1908-03-06
Dodoino the Mortgage.

A farmer near Mckinney, Texas. has
marketed thirty bushels of turnips the
mast season from a quarter of an acre.
The seed cost him 10 cents and he
sold the product at so cents per bush
81. He was we'll paid for the time he
took to plant, take care of and market
the turnips and he had something to
sell when he went to town instead OF
going there to buy wagonload OF
something he could have raised.
The Newark journal., 1908-03-06

Don't decide that you are the only
man that has sense enough to run the
world.
Don't go to the man for advice
whose business interests are contrary
TO yours.
Don't think when you are idle that
other people should not work.
Don't be a knocker. Be a builder
This is the time for building, and
every man must do his part
Don't be alarmed at some weary
tales that you hear, as some men from
different branches of the Farmers I'm
ion have been "drapped' from the
pay roll.
Don't forget that there are always
drones in the hive. These drones or
drift wood, must be thrown out, and
sometimes when they are they make
a fuss about it, for it is nice to eat
without having TO work.-Union News.
The Newark journal., 1908-03-06
farmers EDUCATIONAL
AND
COOPERATIVE union
OF AMERICA -
COST OF COTTON PRODUCTION
OF AMERICA

"A gentleman on Dallas, Texas.
street car was heard to remark a few
weeks ago about as follows: 1--WE
raised cotton, and the cost Of produc.
tlon was not exceeding 5 cents a
pound, and It is extortion for farmers
10 ask Is cents" This is not the
word for word statement of the gen
tleman, but was the spirit and exact
substance Of what he said. He spoke
IN some bitterness, too, and was in
chned, one would Judge, from his man.
ner and tone, to lay the blame of the
panieky times and hard lines resulting
therefFom upon the Union farmers
who were holding their cotton. He
thought they ought to sell for what
they could get for the products OF
their fields and the gifts of Mother
Earth in payment for the hard toll of
themselves and their families. His
business was at a standstill All bust
ness was languishing, and the farmer
should sacrifice himself and the dear
ones of his heart and his home that
business might pick up.
Now, this gentleman is not an UNI
kind man, nor selfish, nor unjust He
was, and IS yet, in ignorance of the
facts in the case and does not COM
prehend the fact that no interest or
business can thrive, or even exist. as
it ought TO exist, and prosper, unless
the farming classes are prosperous.
He did not know, then, and does not
even dream now, that this panic be-
gan in October last and just ending,
was the deliberate, unscruplous work
of Eastern captains of finance, for
their own sinister purposes, utterly
reckless as to what the effects might
be on others so they prospered-a
scheme, indeed simply and purely for
spoilation and 10 help along other
ends they had in view for the further
and continuous robbery of the people.
As to his estimate of the cost to
produce cotton, let US look at that
little He says he raised cotton at
cost of only > cents a pound. He
did not do any such thing. At the
time he farmed, some years ago, he
might have produced cotton at an out
Law of actual cash of only cents
pound. but that actual cash outlay did
not represent the entire cost of pro-
duction. His time was occupied III the
management Of the affairs of his farm.
Was his time worth nothing? His
education and his skin were brought
into full play and force in the prep
aration of his land, in the pitching OF
his crop. in its cultivation, in fight
ing and warding off crop enemies, in
gathering his crop. in preparing 1t for
market. in marketing it. Is all this
worth nothing? Is the wear and eX-
baustion of body and mind and the
worry and care incident upon the pro-
duction of crop worth nothing Is
the capital invested in a farm, in
the teams and farming implements, In
the feed stuffs for man and beast
needful in the years work, worth
nothing? Shall there be no interest
an this investment added into the cost
of production? All these things we
have enumerated above enter into the
evnense account and cost bills in eV-
cry other line of business under the
sun. and why not into the business OF
farming o?-Co-Operator.
The Newark journal., 1908-03-06

Sentiment is the thing that brings
the enjoyment to all things. This is
what makes one man enjoy what is
repugnant to another. But in our or
der the first idea is business, and no
amount of sentiment should dominate
the right thing and the best thing to
do under any and all circumstances.
The Newark journal., 1908-03-06

Plant tree in that untilable corner.
1t will require little or no attention,
and will work along day and night
until one day it will reach the divi-
dend paying point, and 1t will then
never prove Improbable.
The Newark journal., 1908-03-06
DON'TS.

Don't sell your cotton peloW 10
cents.
Don't be a grumbler 1t does not
pay.
Don't think that everybody should
do lust what you say.
The Newark journal., 1908-03-06
COUNTY OFFICIALS

Circuit Judge, +. d. Fulkerson
Prosecuting Attorney, r. Il jeffrey
Circuit Clerk, Cul. l.. Pearce
sheriff, A. l.. Dunlay
County Judge, S. B. Wycough
County Clerk, Albert Sims
Treasurer, Franklin Perrin
Tax Assessor, J. J. Caldwell
collector, w. T. Gray
Surveyor, II. NJ. Ham
CORONER, r. l. Finn
County Examiner, Sidney Pickens
See The journal for job printing
The Newark journal., 1908-03-06
City Directory.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS

Mayor, T.. K. Ration
Recorder, E. ". Magness,
Treasurer, r. X. Mclenry
Marshal, Walter Pascoe,
Aldermen, T. G. Hoyt, J. W. SiSk,
G. VI. Edwards. A. II. Saylors and
J. II. Holderby.
Council meets first Monday night in
each month.
CHURCHES
Methodist church, services at II,
m, and 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jas Z. Jerni-
gan, pastor Sunday school at 10 M.
Baptist church, services at 3 p. m.
Saturday before first Sunday, and Il
a. M. first Sunday in each month
Rev. J. L. Brown, pastor.
Christian church, services first and
third Sundays in each month at II
m. and 1880 p. m. Rev. J. II. Melon
Tel, Pastor.
FRATERNITlEs
Dannelly Chapter X. A. NJ. meets
third Saturday night |. G. NuckoilS,
K. II. P; 7. X. bearing, Sec.
Newark Lodge f. & A. NJ. No. "a
meets second Saturday night. 1. IL.
bearing w. NJ; r.. X. McHenry, Sec.
Newark Camp WOW. No. 2S8 meets
second and fourth Tuesday nights 10
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month. e. w. Magness, G. O.; .. r.
Craig, Clerk.
Newark Grove w. c. No. 81 meets
first and third Tuesday nights. MIS-
C. M. Edwards, Guardian; n A
Speed, Clerk
Newark Lodge /. O. o. F. NO 200
meets the first and third "Wednesday
nights. f. NJ. Wilson, N. g.; ii. Il
Hawthorne, Secretary.
Independence Lodge No. 2379 X. q
L. of II. meets first and third Monday
nights In each month. o. L. Craig
Protector: e. H. Williamson, Sec.