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Secure room now with steam heat
and bath and be comfortably located
for the winter in the Daniels block.
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For rentals, real estate, loans, fire
insurance, notary public. See o
phone Red 1871. H. 8 Andrews. CIR
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Methodist.

4 Sunday School at 1000 q. m.
morning service IL 100 Il. IN. /; class
meeting 1900 m. Junior League 3 100
p. M; Epworth league Z 100 p. m.
evening service at 500; Bible study
and prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at Z 80.
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ST. Adams.

Sunday school meets at 10 O'Clock.
Morning prayer and sermon at IL.
ALI are welcome.
No evening service.
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Baptist

Sunday school at, 10 q. IN. 4, preach.
ing at II and Z 80 p M. Prayer meet
ing at 80 on Wednesday evening
Please note the change OF time.
All welcome
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
!. SUNDAY SERVICES .
>ooooo000o000
Christian Science.

Morning service at 1O:45; evening
service Z As p. III. Sunday school II 40
a. m. Wednesday evening meeting
500. Resding room open Thursday
afternoon from 3 to 4.
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YOU EAT BREAD

Then buy Rogers Cottage, Z for 20.
Show CASES for sale cheap. 6tf
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LADIES-Be in style, wear an
American Lady Corset. They
cost less, wear longer and give
a perfect shape.
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POLICE KNOW WHO MURDER,
ED JOHN BARROWs.
a Case Has Been Established Against
Guilty One.

All yesterday the police were
working on the mystery Of the
murder of John Barrows, the Hook
port yipermen, whose dead body
w86 found in the rsver.
Late last night they intimeted
that they had practically woven a
osae around the guilty ones bui
refused TO divnIge any inform ition.
II is scknowled. however, that r..
T. Treadway, fireman onthe boat
and who ia now held by
tho police, is the principal figure
around which the police are work,
ing Last night the detective bu-
Tesu announced that within "a
hours they would establish q case,
w. A, Barrows. brother of the
murdered man, was in Pittsburgh
yesterday. In company with Capt.
w. u. Smoot, of the Monongahela
aud Western Dredging Company,
no held conference with Captain
OF. Detectives Edwin II. MoGough.
"A woman with whom Treadway
was said to have been on Saturday
night was examined by the police
yesterday, but what information
wac glosned from her has been
guarded -Pittsburg Times Nov. 20
Mr. Isaac Bsrrows, of Buffalo,
W Va, WIS here Sunday return.
ing from Hookingport, Ohio, whore
he attended tho funeral of John
Barrows, his brother
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MIRO 3 Chalfant, of the Chal-
FAINT Land Company, Parkersburg
was in town Tuesd-y. MIR Chal-
FAINT is one of the leading real es-
tate dealers in West Virginia.
Mr. II b Kimberling, who has
been visiting relatives in Virginia
for the past ten days, returned
home last Monday evening
Mise Nora MoNeill of Gallipolie,
who haze been visitiug Mics Carrie
Kimberling for few days, re.
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. g II Opie. (nee Miss Vir
gle Hugbes), of Dayton, Ky. is
visiting friends here.
Miss Kate Stribling is spending
a few days in Huntington the
guest of Mrs L.. V. Guthrie,
Mr. l.. o Riddle, wife and baby.
here visiting Dol j P, r B Smith
and wife. have returned to their
home at Delaware, Ohio.
Miss Bessie Tippett here visit
ing relatives. left this morning for
her home at Chicago.
Misses Jessie and Vena Thomas
have returned from weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Couch at
South Side.
Miss Maude Shihet leaves Fri
day, to visit her sister at jackson,
Ohio
Miss Ida Anderson, here visiting
her sister Mrs. j 81. Gibbons, has
returned to her home at Coving
ton, Va.
Miss Eleanor Jankels, of Pomc-
roy, was the guest of Mics Bonnie
Lusher, at Ben Lomond, last
week.
Mr.. Emmett Silman and little
daughter, Mrs Pete Silman and
daughter of West Charleston, wero
guests of Mr.. A L VanMatre and
family, Sunday.
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LOST.

A X, of P. pin, somewhere be,
tween tho looks and small bridge
below. on the South side Of Kama
wha river Finder leave at this
office and get rewsld.
A Fur DIufr on Main sIrest.
Finder pleaso return to this office
and receive reward.
a ladies' watch, between the
residence of Harry Burnside and
the Presbyterian Churoh; finder
will please return to Mrs. Burn
side and receive reward; mono
gram on same "E A"
a Point Pleasant High School
Class, year 1908 Finder vii lie
rewarded by returning game to
this cfice
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SOCIETY NOTES

Ga Friday the Bridge Club vas
entertained most delightfully."- by
Mrs nj Margaret Bryan After
the games eu excellent lunch was
served by the hostess, assisted by
Miss Florence Howard Several
members being absent, Mrs L o
Riddle, Misses Ida Anderson,
Lille Hogg and Josephine How
ard were invited substitutes
The Sooietes Club will meet
next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs John Il Wilton.
Mrs Fl l.. Robey Handsomely
entertained at bridge Monday af-
ternoon complimentary 10 Mrs.
Riddle and Miss Anderson. Those
present besides the honorod guests
were: Mrs. George Poffeubarger,
Mrs. Mollio Bryan, Mrs. 3 b
Jones, Mrs. j s. Spencsr, Mrs I'D.
e. Thomas, Mrs. Foreman Wallis,
Mrs Rankin WILEY, Mrs. Lena
Roeeberry, Miss Kate Stribling
and Miss Lille Hogg
Mrs o. R MoOullooh enter.
tanned the Sigma Delta Obi Club
and a few other friends Tuesday
afternoon. Bridge whist was play
cd and delightful lunch served.
Those present were Mosdames l..
O. Riddle, Lena Pomeroy, d. b
Jones, g FL Opie, of Dayton, Ky,
J. S. Spencer, Mary Bryan, Geo
PofFenbarger, Misses Josephine
and Reba Beale, Josephine How
ard, Irene Bowyer and Edith Tip.
petit,
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An Original Advertisement.

The following advertisement re
oantly appeared in Kentucky
paper:
Notice Know all men by thesa
presents, that |, Shadraoh & Arm.
strong, have GOAL oil for sale at 10
oents pcr gal Some say it ain't
good oil but cay tits I will also
tie your broom ooru one half for
the other [ crush corn every
Thursday by toll gate, Turkeys
picked very promptly any day of
the week
Horsoohoing q speciality at elk
bits around.
Watch and pistol repairing guar
auteed Shoes half-soled while
you wait, Umbrellas FIX d aud ak
handles made for Is cents VIII
teach Southern harmony and the
fiddle combined for $500 per
month. Pictures enlarged by a
new process, and my hot tnmele
aud bair oil receipt go $50 days
for % GENTS nsiroutting on Sat
uriay evening 20 cents per head.
A good stripper DOW FOR seile, Also
agent for the Jones Wagon Hoist,
the Tom McEIrath Tobacco Dus.
tor and Foofs Medical Adviser
Rufe Langston is my attorney and
my terms is oash-tirst, because !
know you. Second, beoauge |
dou't know you"
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Program of Epworth League, M. E
Church, South, Friday, Dec.
4th at 7:3O P. M

Leader, Arthur Knapp; volun-
tary. choir, song Id; Prayer; Topic
Life of Assuranoes;" Scripture
Lesson Romans VIII. l4-17-3S-
80. Eph 1 1874; Song As; Read
ing on Topic, Minnie Leftwioh
Reading on Topic. Lizzie Millor;
Song 1877; Roll called, member
responding with verse of scripture;
XIX Psalm, Lem Shitist; Respon
sive reading, XII Psalm; Prayer
Arthur Goodwin; Reference
Gen. XIV-2O, Price Miller; Deu',
XVI-16, Lillian Asher Song 2lS;
XVIII Psalm, Josie Foglesong;
Talk on Topic, Rev Bell; Idstru
mental duet, Amelia Steinbaoh and
Ethel Bradshaw. Song POT; League
Benediotion.
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TOOK ROCK RECORD.
Professors Theft of Pioto raphs
NAV Cause Complications.

May Cause Complications.
Plttsburg, Pa Nov 80. The
United States Geological Survey
and the Governoro of West Virginia,
With the state of Pennsylvania and
William FL. George, President Of
Geneva College, located Beaver
Falls. Beaver county, .PaIot which
"a few people bave heard, are on
gagged in a national affair which
may call ont the troops just at
present President George 10 sit
ting on the job and il is said
may toroe the others to show their
hands Tae trouble came about
beoause of the picture rocks which
have created a sensation along tue
Ohio about Smiths Ferry. Many
years ago, may be when Columbus
was anticipating coming to and dia.
covering Amorica, or may be be.
fore that. tho Mingo Indians were
ohassd out of the Ohio Valley by
tho Dslawares. 1t was a dry sum.
mer and tho course of the stream
was far different from what it is
now. On what was then a bnnk OF
tho river The Miugoes pictured the
story of tho awful trip, ohiseling
out of the solid rock record of lis
horrors,
Dnriug The last summer the
water hns been 90 low that for tbs
fiat time in many years, tho pres.
ont bed of tho river, where thosa
rocks are, was revealed, 1t is at =
point whore Pennsylvania and w
W. 10, aud tho federal govern
ment declares that tho rocks belong
to IL.
Ooa night President Georg
took about fifty stone maaous 10
the sttoam, ohielod out the picture
rooks aud caniel them to Genevo
college, whore he placed them
a few days afterwards the disap
paranco of the rookie became known
nnd Dr. George laughingly uo
kuowledged his onlpability.
"They belong as much TO Gone
va college as they do TO amy onr
else" DE- George said this after
noon, "und oil this trouble is ho
causo We thought of securing pos
ssesion Of them before any ono else
Aud L might cay that il will be
hard work for any one TO .get, them
aHoy from us,
Meanwhile all kinds Of threat.
Ars being dirootod ngAinst Or
George Because of eeties of
dams which are being erected
it would probably have bcen i'm
possible to soc them again, be
cause the river may never again
be as low MS at present.
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GALLIPOLIs GERRY

There wero large number of
turkeys slaughtered in this vicinity
10 sntisfy tho eppetites of our in
dustrioue citizens Thanksgiving
day.
Mise Maude q Ms dows and
Mrs r j Baohlo spent Saturday
and Sunday at GIonwood, the
guests of the formers parents, Mir
and Mrs Alem Meadows.
Jas Arlington spent Thursday
with Jos Cromley.
Master Gideon Williams, who
hae been very i'll, is better at this
writing,
Corbett Loug YVES calling on
Nathan Denpey, Thursday,
Miss Rilla Wallace has gone to
Columb bus, Ohio, TO visit friends
aud relatives
Miss Gladys Gist has been Wis
iting her parent0 at Letart, the
past week,
Mrs o N CartmilI and Two oBil-
dren were The pleasant guests Of
Mrs Lewis, of Poplar Grove Farm,
Sunday
Miss Stella Arlington spent
Sunday with Mise Marjorie Cart
mill.
The Thanks Offering held at
Mrs Warth's, Thanksgiving day,
for the benefit Of the Presbyterian
church, was well attended and a
neat littlo cum of money collected.
Mr. and Mrs Jos Arlington and
two children have returned from
Kanauga Ohio, where they have
been visiting their brother, Mr.
Issso Arlington
Anyone splitting on a train other
than in the ouspidore provided is
liable to arrest, according to rul.
ing of the State Board of Health
which concluded It's fall meeting
at Wheeling, recently,
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Notice Dissolution.

NOTICE Is hereby given that at a meeting
Wilkes Horse Company corporation, Gre
ntcd and organized under the laws OF Inc
state of West Virginia, held ut Hartford,
w. Vn., on tho 2Glh day OF September, 1905
the following resolutions Were adopted:
Resolved First, That the stokes patchen
wilkes Horse Company, n corporation, Gre
ated and organized under the laws OF tile
state of Wcst Virginia. docs hereby discou-
tiuue business as n corporation and rren-
ders TO said state, It's charter and corporate
franchises.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF NO.
p. l.. ROUSH,
President of said Company
Attest; III. f. SMITH, Secretary.
nov. 2j-4w.
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Personal Mention.

Mrs George Poffenbarger and
and Mrs Lena Roseberry went tc
Marietta. Thursday, to attend the
annual meeting of the Ohio Valley
Historical Association, of which
Mrs Poffenbarger lie a member,
Mrs L v Guthrie of Huntington,
spent Thanksgiving here with her
parents, Judge and Mrs j w
English,
Mrs Rankin Wiley returned
Sunday from visit to her mother
at Huntington.
4; Mr. LC Somerville has returned
from trip to Toledo, o.
Messrs j Wallace Burdett and
brother, Stewart, took in the ex-
oursion to Logan, Ohio, last Sun.
day.
Ches Harris and wife of Loon,
was in our oity last Saturday, on
business
Mr. Simon Noffsinger of Red
House was in our oity last Friday
on business with the KsnawhR
Deck 90. He is known here as
"Kanawha" He is good busi
ness man and always has some.
thing to sell, if nothing more than
pine stump"
Capt John NJ Burdett WAS busy
last week advertising the speoi |
sale of the Hssignee's stook of AID.
kins, of Charleston. He will prob.
ably go to jackson county this
week in the same business The
firm could get no better man for
the work, as he is we'll acquainted
in Mason, jackson. Putnam, Roane
and other surrounding counties,
Mrs o e Aumiller, of Racine.
Ohio, is here on visit to her
daughters. Mesdames Filson.
Mr. end Mrs Robt. Myers of
Carey, Ind. are here visiting her
sister, Mrs Henry Wolf,
Mrs DR.. Will Stone is visiting
friends in Madison, Ind.
Mr. Joe Ruth has Ind his dwell
ing house, on Wand street, nicely
painted,
Mr. Morris Burnside is spending
this week at Middleport, looking
after the installing of an electric
light plant on the new steamer
d T Lane.
Hon John L Written has moved
his law office from the court house
into the rooms over the Elm Tree
Restaurant, on Main street.
Mrs Walter Whaley and family
of Kanawha, were here last week
visiting their parents. Mr. Carlisle
,Whaley and wife.
4. Mr. S A OIeavenger and wife of
Besle. gave this office a pleasant
call last Tuesday.
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Man and Woman. .

man ana W oman''
Comparing man with woman
Prof Cbamborlin, of CLARK Uni.
Yersity, says;
He is moro gifted in art.
He he's greater business intel.
ligence.
He is more industrious in busi-
ness affairs.
Be has more genius.
He ie more intellectual,
Ho lie more logical,
He ia moro gifted in invention
aud composition in musio
He has more originality.
He has greater power in oratoly,
We might add that;
He drinks more whieky,
He uses more tobacco.
He possesses a larger assortment
of "cuss" words
He atays out later at night
He has to have more covering
ON his lungs,
He ia more eager to kill thingt.
He lie more likely to be orezed
by love.
He bets more on horse raoss.
He gels in Jail oftener,
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sULL1vAN.powrR WEDDING

Married, Wednesday. Nov, 20,
1908. 10 p. M, at the st. Joseph
Catholic church, in Mason. West
Va, Miss Elizabeth Dover, Of
Graham Station. to Patrick Sulli
van, of Pittsburg. The ceremony
was performed by Rev, Father
Hieman.
The wedding dinner WAS served
at the Roush Hotel, alter which
the happy couple left on the B &
0 for the south, where they will
travel awhile and then spond The
winter in Florida.
The many friends fer oongrat
ulations.
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A Name LIE.

My life-a mans life-is always.
and especially to-day, poor thing
enough, but this poor thing, cousecFat-
ed to great and holy cause. may
grow with 1t; and when man haa
made to such cause the sacrifice OF
his future, 1 believe that he ought to
shrink from none of Its consequences,
none of its dangers.c omte do Non.
talembert,
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DIXIE ITEMS.

Mr. Asa Musgrave and Mira A II
Girerd spent Saturday in Point
Pleasant
II A Knapp was a busiooes Wis
itor to Clifton, Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs A r Girard end
CON, Arnold, Mrs IaaRo Lie Sis and
SON, Ed, Mrs Emily Fowler aud
daughter zeIla, Homer Fowler
aud wife, William VenSioklo, Mil.
lard Lambert spout Thanksgiving
W Oh r A Knapp aud family. All
report good time.
Goo Parsons spent Saturday ut
West Columbia.
Mr. and M,s Harvey Berkley
sgent Thanksgiving with Thomas
Berkley and family.
a large crowd attended the read.
ing citole at Dixie. Friday night
Kent Barnott ia spending few
days with Squire Lathey and
family
Mr. and Mrs VIM Msohir spent
sunday %itn Lon Fowler and wife.
DIR Fred VauMetre 10 spending
a tsw days with his oouain, Miss
Bertha Stewart,
Charles Fowler and family spent
Sunday with Thomae Rice and
family. Country Girl.
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rrsap 3ai3nIs aTe qnesled

A Freap9nd9nts are 6 qnested
to send their o5nm ns 40
carly each week ae z bio 10
insurs Observation-Disclosures
should roach this ctfioe not later
than Tuesday Wewill be glad to
reoeiyo the news from sill parts of
tile county
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Mr. s A Oleavenger, residing
uear Beale, this county, has sold
his farm to Harvey March, of the
Kanauga Traction 90. Mr. Clea-
venger will remove to Grafton in
the near future.
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Kate .Oraig, oolorod, died at her
parents home on 9Th street Thurs.
day and was buried in Lone Oak
Cemetery Sunday. She was "a
years of ege at tho time of her
death, and bud been sick for some
tins. She had many friends v no
mourn her death.
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somewhat IndoanIte promlso.

Somewhat Indefinite PromIso.
Having been fined for neglect of
duty, a postal subordinate in India ad.
dressed his chief In the following
terms: Your honor may be right, !
may be wrong; may be right and
honor wrong, let honor give mo back
the fine, and then at day of resprrscz,
ton, when all hearts will b
j am wrong, will mosv
return your honor the
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rRrsDYrnnIAN onURon, U $ A.

REV. j. PATTERSON, Pastor.
Oakdale and Milestone LIST and Srd
Sabbaths of each month.
Baden end Sabbath II n. IN. aud $3.50
p. IN. Pleasant Flats, 18th Sabbath,
il II. IN. and T;9O p. IN.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

CARL BARTH. Pastor.
Preaching services in this church
AT Point Plensant next Lords Day,
morning and night by the pastor
All are cordially invited to attend
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BAPTIST oHURoH

HEN, DYE
Preaching servicee, second and
fourth Sundays il a m and 7;80 ri
m. Sunday School every Sunday
9:45 a m. A cordial invitation is
extended to all,
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Roosevelt has entered
alliance with Japan WN
Senate ratify an alliance Il
On HE death bed George Washi
ton sent forth to his conntrymen
pathetic warning against entering
into entangling alliances,
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NJ E, CHURCH, SOUTH.
70 "a ppt pAcrpp

- = hHLht h<ASAN"'
Epworth League Friday evening
Sunday School Sunday morning
Preaching by the Pastor Sunday
evening at 1870 O'clock,
Rev Bell will preach at Big Elm
Church Sunday morning
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Mr.. Milt. Selby, of Heights, 10
preparing to build unto himself
and family new cement residence.
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Fiduclary Settlement.

The account of VIM. II. Woods, ex-
ecutor of Lorenzo Hill, deceased, is
before me for final settlement.
Given under my hand this the 27th
day of November, 1908.
JOHN Il. BELLER,
Commissioner of Accounts
for Mason County, w. Va.
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A big pencil tablet and pencil
for s DENTS at Van Gilder's drug
store.
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Mastor Joe Tippett, littlo son of
Mr o q Tippett, who had on opor-
alton performed for appendicitis at
Columbus, 10 doing we'll and will
recover
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For Hor own o

TOT tut OWI' DuF0-(
A recent Mrs. Darlington VINO was
asked to sing on company OCCASION
said she only only sang when she waa
alone--just for her own doriSion.-{
Judge. y
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COUNTY COURT

Tho County Court will hold q
special session on Ftiday, Dscem
DER 18th. 1908, to permit COUNT
and District Officers to qualify anc
give bond.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Carl Bennett aud Lizzie A Durst
Patrick Sullivan and Mary Eliz
abeth Dover,
William Fl Isham and Lyda 3
Bates
John D sinos and Alice NJ
Garnes.
Ernest Hoffman and Cora Mat
tx.
Old fools are more foliyb than
young ones.
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eoycottl

II is reported
Increase in the
Let us all get to
as long as possibl0N
out tombstones,
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Notice to Trespassers.

We strictly forbid any person from
trespassing upon these lands. No
trapping or fishing. You
will be dealt with according to law.
j. w. Long,
j. w. Long,
James Long,
p. s.. Couch. -
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THE CHURCHES.
CHRIST CHURCH .

Rsv. j. nowARp eIBIoNs, RECTOR.
Service at OnIist ChurPh Sun,
day at IL a. m, aud 7i5op M.
Administration af the Holy Com,
munion at tue IL O'Clock service.
Service st Spilman Chapel Friday
1880 p. m.
Come and worship with usl
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TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Wand street, between 9th and eth.
q, ~ utrTYE< uNSTOR.

Sunday School 9:45 IA. IN.
Preaching by the pastor neSt
Sunday morning and night. Ali
welcome
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IN THE HOUSE.
Continued from Page One.)

the public lands committee, Smith. CAL,
sought to interrupt Hepburn, who. how
ever, refused to yield.
you don't dare to-" Smith remarked.
This nettled Hepburn. oh said he,
II don't know that there is any power
the gentleman possesses to make me fear
any question he may ask"
Cushman, Wash, made vigorous re-
ply to Hepburn, saying:
THE gentleman would not look with
such complaisance on the forest service
il that service would SO into his state
and take u or i counties out Of the mid
die of it and build federal fence around
it,
Mondells motion was lost whereupon
Smith apologized for his remarks to Hep
burn which he said was a slip of the
tongue. Taking one more shot at the
forest service he declared that this is
not a government by legislation, but is
government by strangulation."
Replying to Cushman, Hepburn SAID
there was no propriety in such a ques-
ton or such a comparison. In the great
West, he said, cit was an act or largesse
upon the part Of the government to make
waste spaces blossom into fertile lands
for the benefit of all the people"
The reading of the bill was then re-
Sumed.
After many 5-minute speeches had been
made for and against the proposition, it
was carried, 100 to IS.