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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-03
Will COST LESS
TO Send letters
BY the Postal Authorities So as to
Avoid confusion-Rase on
Postcards, Newspapers,
etc. Unchanged.
A STATEMENT Is ISSUED
keokuk People Can Now Mail Letters
to Friends in Great Britain a:
the Two Cents an Ounce
Rate.

Do ron write TO relatives or friends
in England, Ireland. Scotland or
Wales? If you do you will hereafter
be required to place only two cent
stamp on your letter. If it weighs an
ounce or less. The new two-cent
postal rate between the United States
and the Kingdom OF Great Britain
went into effect October /.
Reciprocal rates naturally will OBJ
tain so that while both countries con
front considerable immediate cur
tailment OF revenue derived from first
class business II is expected that an
increased volume OF letters viii be the
logical result
The postal authorities al Washing
ton, fearing that the new rate may
be misunderstood and thus give rise
70 endless confusion and inconyen-
fence, in statement issued last night
emphasized the fact that the rates on
ether classes OF matter remain IN
changed. Post cards, newspapers. par
GELS and the Ike will be carried at the
old rate In cases where errors have
been made by the public the parcels
will be held for postage Letters m
paid or short paid Will be delivered
at their destinations, but double the
deficit will be collected on delivery.
While 1t IS expected that the low
cred rate viii have the effect OF in
creasing to considerable degree the
exchange of letters between friends
living on opposite sides OF the ocean.
/ the most marked increase is expected
TO come through the commercial
7 houses. Many of these now employ
sealed letters for hieh-class advertfs-
ing matter, and with the same rate
obtaining to London as to points
/ within the United States it is assum-
/ ed that their mailing lists will be ex-
banded.
4 Accordingly letters may be sent
from the Keokuk Office to Great Brit
/ ain hereafter at exactly the same ex-
pense to the sender so far as post
+ age is concerned, as though the let
tiers were going TO Warsaw. Chicago.
New York, or any other point in the
4 United States. The regulation two
cent stamp viii CARY your letter
across the ocean to the kingdom Of
Great Britain The two cent rate OF
course does not apply TO the province
Of India, the crown colony of Gibral-
tar, or other English possessions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-03
Quarterly Report

Of w H. South, county auditor. on
the permanent school fund and
school fund interest accounts for the
months Of June, July and August
1905:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-03
Res. Treatment for a Burn

II for no other reason, Chamber.
rams salve should be kept In every
nousehoid on account OF its grea,
value in the treatment OF burns Il
ailays the pa.' almost instantly, and
unless the injury is a severe one
meals the parts without leaving a
scar This salve is also unequaled for
chapped hands. sore nipples and dis.
eases OF the skin. Price, 25 cents.
FOR sale by Wilkinson & Co., Phar
macy. ]. F Kiedaisch & son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-03
Sane males


Sane males ....................2S
Total ................... 80
Average number of patients for the
three months being SIS.
Total amount expended. including
salaries, from June !, 1908, to Aug
ust 81, 1908, $1,G17.67.
Being an average cost of 81 cents
per day for each inmate.
Insane fund debtor to Lee County
Home for care and keeping of in
sane patients from June / to August
81. 1908. $4,000.
Respectfully submitted,
r. II. HART. Supt.
ITO be continued.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-03
REGULAR SESSION
OF the Board of Supervisors Of Lee
County, Iowa.
Continued from yesterday
Afternoon Session.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment All members present.
On motion the following claims
were allowed:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-03

Fort Madison Gas Co. gas u
H. and Jail. Fort Madison ~. $3.50
. " Rtchers coal. same -. $500
Fort Madison Water CO. water.
same - -----------
C. Amhorn. Jr., & Bros, sup
plies c. n. Fort Madison $50
Sweep Clean Mfg. Co. same 2-vu
Jos. Eaart & Son. goods c. H
and fail Fort Madison ...... 1925
S. H. Meyer, repairs c. H, For.
Madison -. -. .---.--- "a
Chishclm-Eyans Co. coal Coun-
" Home ii. ... $500
Jos. j. Datin, salary sheriff, 3
months 500. 90
Same Office expense $50
Same. livery hire criminal cases $50
Same, trans portation insane to
Mt. Pleasant -. ..... 23.o5
Same. transportation inebriates
to Knoxville .... 1900. 1905
Same, board prisoners jail, Fort
Madison ......... aos.25
Same, board tramps, same -. La
John j. Crimmins. guard pris-
oners rock pile. Keokuk 80. 1.5l
Same. board prisoners Jail, K. 2s125
Same. board tramps Keokuk 9.0G
Same. salary deputy sheriff, X,
3 months $4,000
Same, ONCE expense ...... 1861
Same. civil mileage collected 3-Sl
Same expense criminal cases 1926
Same, guarding insane 1855. 400
Same, transportation inebriates
to Knoxville j.. ...... 74ss
Same, transportation insane to
Mt. Pleasant ......... $500
W. H. South, Office expense Co.
auditor. =. ....... s1.oi
o. R. Johnston. same clerk D. C. 211t
Ed S. Lotion. same, deputy
clerk D. C. .....-....-.. $685.
Casper Mohrfeld. same count
recorder .... T-25
Mary L. Wellehan. same and
clerk hire deputy recorder :. lilo
E. C. Lynn, Office expense supt.
schools ............. 4s.s;
Fort Madison Democrat. pub
fishing and printing ..... 1859.
The Gem City. same ..... $685.
] Constitution Democrat, same :. 1923:
/ The Gate City Co., same -. $50:
West Point Bee, same $1,000. 934:
Montrose Journal, same ...... 1914.
Donnellson Review, stationery
{ county superintendent 1880. 900
". VI. WEIGH Co. same, county
/ superintendent =. $500. 2oe.2t
Leake Printing Co., stationery 1.5l
/ Acres Blackmar Co., records
/ and stationery ....... 1310t
Lutz & Stahl, stationery ...... 107.ot
c. H Rollins Co, same 1870. Isl
j S. c. Westcott, same ...... 26.1(
VIM Spain, constable fees,
Mont 90:
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03

North Carolina, Superior Court.
Durham County, December 9th, 1907
Fannie c Cilruer
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03
Negroes Celebrate Emancipation.
Continued from first page.)

CONTINUED from first page.)
advocate and has taken the lead
for civic righteousness.
Going on rejoicing the cele-
orators treated local conditions,
paying high tribute to the era of
good feeling prevailing the two
races over the state. I'VE could
call especial attention to those OF
our race who come daily into con.
tact with the white people, that
you can render the whole race Q
service by showing to those fol-
whom you work that you can anC
will do your work we'll,
that you are honest. respectful
andiattentiue to duty, that you
can be depended upon. This adj
vice can best be expressed in the
saying of Lord Brougham. IF ]
were a bootblack, ! would be the
best in England.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL,
lesson First Quarter, For
Jan. 5, 1903.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.

Text Of the Lesson, John |, 1.1s-Mem-
DRY Verse. 3-Golden Text, John J.,
14-commentary Prepared by Rev.
D. M. Stearns.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03

The rnig"I sla''s rife team won 'hs
Palma trrp.> a. ottawa over Canal.
A4sFaAa and Crit i.T.t4,n; rec.,rd
bfeah'ng score 4. out % . Loss.Lle
i.hM
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03

North Carolina, Superior Court.
Durham County, December 9th, 1907
Fannie c. Gilmer /
R P. ReaSe, Trustee. summons.
and J. T. CiluIef
TO J. T. GilmeT:
You will take notice that summons IL
the above entitled action was Issued fof
you Dec 9th, 1907, by ~ order OF G. N.
Cooke, Judge presiding n December
Term. 1897, OF Durham Superior Court,
which summons was delivered to J. E.
Harvard. who returned the sane Dec.
9Th. 1901. endorsed, After due dill
gcnce, J. r. Gilmer is not to be found in
Durham County" that thereupon IL APP
pearing Otlie Court that said T. ca.
mer was a nonresident Of North Caro-
lima and resident Of the State Of Viz
ginia. an order was duly made by the
Superior Court Of Durham County direct
ing that summons be served on said ].
T. GilmeT by publication foT thirty days
N The Durham Recorder. a newspaper
published scfni.weekiy in the city Of
Durham. requiring said defendant 10 sp-
wear at the next term Of the Superior
Court Of Durham County 70 heh at the
court House on the eighth Mordav Ire.
tore tie first MONDAY IN March, ryos. the
sumo being the Jixth day Of January.
and answer OF denTur To- the complaint
If plaintiff. or the slief prayed f0T will
be granted
Let said defendant take notice that
|aid artion is brought by plaintiff 70 n.
cover a suHn Cf money in the hands N
K r. Reade. Trustee, in which Il H. A.
ieRed that + T. CiIme- claims an inter.
est.
This 9Th day Of Dec. I9o5.
c D. GREEN.
Clerk Of tar superior Court.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03
FINANCIAL

JUNE
40 N!l!Ecn Tr1s.. steel manufacturers and
constructors L; Mariners Har5or. n.
l., failed. with liabilities Of s6,SOO.OO0'
JULY.
Il. Thctaud Bros. one Of New York 5
ollnst shipping concerns. failed Tor
nearly $i01U,VV0.
AUGUST,
L. The Pope Manufacturing Co. main
tanning several plants throughout the
country failed for 100000.
IT, Curt!ss l.rsSrtl & Co, manufacturers
Of Starts. ril. fai.el in Troy. n Y;
liabilities SlO.0U.
d. The Oregon Trust and SEN'7gs bank
OK Portland. Ore, placed ~ ,Ae hands
OF & receiver.
SEPTEMBER,
G. Watson & Co, stock exchange broker:
in New York and Chicago. failed fol
$S,009QVa.
OCTOBER.
IG Collapse Of United Copper stock ir
Wall street.
Is As a result of the collapse of copper
stock in Wall street the New YORK
clearing house compelled the Mercan'
tile National bank Of New York to re-
organize.
q The Knickerbocker Trust Co. OF New
York suspended payment: liabilities
SO Oeo000.
Meyer & Co, stock exchange brokers
failed In New York owing $6,0Vo0o.
q The secretary of treasury deposited
s.50Ovgo in New York city to relieve
the money stress.
Westinghouse companies put in re-
crivsr's hatGs in Pti;sE2rg: hab!!itie:
si7On0.Oao.
D. 3 small banks in New York city sus
pended.
The government deposited a second s25
10000 In New York banks 10 restor'
confidence in the money market.
30. Kessler & Co., Wall street bankers
failed owing 100000.
DECEMBER
Q Chelsea Savings hank OF Chelsea
Mich. closed its doors by order OF III,
state treasurer.
{ The National Bank OF Commerce
Kansas City. No. closed its doors.
Z. The Whitney Stephenson Co. an
Whitney. Stephenson & Co. broker
age firms. failed In Pittsburg. wit
liabilities estimated az sl0,OC0o99.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03
SPORTING RECORDS

MARCH.
O. Montgomery won the Crescent Derby
In New Orleans
4fAiis
6. Glorifer won the Carter handicap az
the Aqueduct track. New York.
MAY
q Glorifer won the Metropolitan handi-
cap at Belmont park New York.
- Supernan won the Brooklyn handicap
at Gravesend. New York
JUNE
J. Richard Croker's orby won the Eng
lish Derby.
& Pink Star won the Kentucky Derby.
L. Sans S0uci II. won the Grand Prix DE-
Paris
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03

steamship Cyprus during gale on
Lake Superior.
IA Danish steamer Alfred Erlandsen
wrecked off Scotland; - sailors were
drowned.
DECEMBER.
q The Dutch steamer Scheldstrooni
wrecked off Folkestone, England: the
captain and sailors drowned.
IL. American schooner Thomas w. Law
son wrecked off Scilly islands: Is sail
ors drowned.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03

~ "o, -" !r's" Richard Croker.
q. Har' ard w5u 10 ne annual four cared
eontes; at New London
EaZzaro. an Italian won the auterno.
bile Grand Pr'x a, Dieppe France
brtaki5E ;l-e World $ record b. az AZ.
eraga spc - u =. tnl,es an hour.
y Peter s'4a Won T." Brighton handI.
cap at brighton E"~"h New York
MAY Sutton. the Calf 5rria wonder. re.
piorship at Newport. wales
At.ts1.
D. " a f-arnr3 W n The national tennis
Championship ~ Singles at Newport
IL Colin won the Fstart,y at sheepsaea1
Bay
SEPTEMBER
I. The t'ni,"l sla',s rife team won tho
Palma trstp> a. ottawa over Canal.
Aas'TaHa and Crit f.rta,n; rpc.,rd
bfpah'ng score u. cut % Eoss.Dle
OCTOBER
II Mss MAJ s"t cJr,is won the national
gu 't.ar.s'. ~ =. sian tie sc0fe 81
up aEd 10 play al Chicago.
III" Chicago S4'.,1.at leag Ie baseball
team wyn m" HrrIt . cFEarnplonghiy
o"fruung the b''.o.t American l.ugle
CT. "3-.z 10y "a, - re u . 20 u 81
D"'I,n
~ E"'' t1+F4e ~ 70 h"% wig = record
40, '.1' ''." Wv ''"'''5 H''|" :"
- ., 81. '.''" .
',''''., ~"
'' "''''''
TX, .. 49, ~. ." 80
49,, ,' ~
t,..g
N,r,r g,..,s.. ,,.ao q new
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03

. EealOn won the
Suburban handicap
e. Sheeps.3cad Bay.
New York.
. Michael J. SheTi .
dan established a
new worlds record
for throwing the
discus In New York
city. distance I2j
feet 10 inches.
. Cornell won the
four mile race ~:
VARSITY s:gals ct
PoUghEee sic tim
q minutes 2s-5
seconds
RIcAarri CFokers Or.
-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03
Notice OF Administration

Having this 4sv qnaitsied - Exssu.
trss Of the las: wifi and testament Of
Msih Mitchell, deceased. all persons in.
dcf:vd a. him viil come forward and t,ay
tho sstIe. All pcr-yns holding claims
against him win present the same to inr
or ny attorneys, Manning x roushes,
on or before the 75rd day II November,
ltsA. or this nstice will he plead in tzs
for thrir rccOveSy.
HATTIE u. JENKINS, Execx.
West Chapel Hill Street.
This Nov. a.. 1901.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03

where did get IT." snarled the
young millionaire. There is a ques-
t...5n that always makes me hopping
mad"
Papa won't ask It." simpered the
fashionable damsel. Have You still
got It? That's all papa wants to
"-Pittsburg Post.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03

The teacher was telling OF the ef-
fects of cigarette smoking on the
heart and added, People with weak
hearts often die"
A deeply interested boy asked her,
''IIow often do they have to die be.
fore they stay deadr - Philadelphia
Iruuirer
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-01-03

Hawklns-oh. well. Bjenks ISN'T
ruch an awfully bad fellow. after ALL
Dawkins-W What makes you say thstl
Hawkins-well. he wouldn't lend me
the $40 that I asked him for. but
be did2't take advantage Of the oppor-
tuulty to give me good adyice.-Somer-
Vile Journal
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-09
THE FIRST AND
SUPREME DUTY
Ably Defined in Stirring Ser
mon by the Rev. James
F. Pennybacker.

AT the revival service at St Pants
VI. z. church, South. last night to a
splendid congregation. the Rev J. F.
Penny hacker, the preacher-evaugel-
list, preached one of the most stirring
sermons ever hard in this city. The
theme was The Supreme First Great
Com mandment' and the preacher
proceeded to impress upon both pro.
tossing Christian and wilful sinner
that their first and supreme duty was
to love. God with all their heart. soul
mind and strength" He further de-
clared that the chief channels thru
which this love" should be mani
tested were: first. by obedience ~
Gods holy Will and commandments:
second. by love for and attendance
upon the worship OF God in His holy
temple; third. and last. love for our
nelghbor.
Emphasis was laid upon the Spir-
it. OF All of Gods commandments as
the basis from which Judgment shall
be rendered As an illustration, the
Thou shalt NOT steal
while rigldly observed BY some as to
its letter. is vlolated in spirit rs in
the ease OF one who transfers his
properly to his wife TO avoid the pay
ment of his honest debts In Gods
estimation he Is as much a thief as
the hishwayman. The church, its
work and worship. AFFORD occasions
for tho highest and most beneficial
exercise OF the Christians life.
He further suggested thar mans
attitude to his nelghbor is an uuEail-
ing test or his love for God. for If a
man love not his brother whom he
hath seen. how-Gsn he love God whom
he hath not seen? lie advised men
TO seek reconciliation with one an
other before seeking reconciliation
with God
a most interesting after meeting
was held in which several persons
EXPIRE ssed- n desire TO live a better
life.
Services we're held this afternoon
At ego O'Clock and will he held at
1890 O'Clock this evening. The
general public are invited to eli these
meetings.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-09
FORMER CONTRACTOR
HERE FROM ILLINOIS
Peter Huffman, Pioneer in
the Business, Sue
ceeds Out West

Peter l. thurman has been here
n few days from bridgeport. III,
visiting friends and looking after To-
cal business Interests. AR. Hun
man formerly resided IN Harrison
county ard was extensively engaged
in oil well contracting. rs the results
of which he is widely known in til"
county. The last Two wears he has
ne@n contracting IN the 1lHnos oil
fields with splendid success.
AR Huffman Is a native or Nenan-
10 county. Pa. and began to work
in the oil fields twenty-five years
ago and Is therefore one o. the pi-
oneers in the business. Fs began
by dressing tools and later was a
iiriIler for a few years and then he
brauchcd ont into contracting. ~
which lie has been engaged the last
flfteen years.
In Illinois. his work is COR the
south Penn Oil Company and N
speaking OF the Bridgeport field he
says oil is found in large quantities
At q depth Of only i.so0 feet and
many wells there producc from 500
10 200 barrels daily.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-09
Marks
GOOD AS INK
State Supreme Court Grants
Mandan1us in Election
Ballot Case.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 9-The State
Supreme Court in the case of senter
against the county court Of Wyoming
county, granted writ of mandamus.
compelling the county court to count
l. $50 ballots thrown out because
they were Endorsed on the back oy
clerks in pencil lns lead of ink.
The decision of the supreme court
In the case settles a number OF 9th
err contests in YaEIas counties where
this method OF marking ballots was
carried out.
Some of the contests involve les
islatlve candidates;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-09
SISTERH09D
Is Commanded to Meet in
Regular Session on the
!. Evening of Tomorrow

A1tercJhe cloud has settled over
The eyes of John Milton and the day
20 him had become night, commune
ion with the One. who. when on
earth. made the eyes OF the blind to
see, gave him soul strength to be-
Iieve. that in the future life, restored,
perfect vision awaited him. Nearly
three hundred years ago he wrote.
''Low-ly he bowed adorIng, and began
his crisons. each morning duly paid
Our Noble Queen Esther summons
her fair Sisters and Ladies TO even
ing oriscns on Thursday night after
the tenth day OF the present month,
ut the hour OF seven. number
much mentioned in Holy Writ. and
thirty minutes OF after time so, Gen
eral Sorthcott Sisterhood of the Mys-
tic number seven. and aid - tha
knights Hospitallers of ST John OF
Jerusalem, We are enjotned to meet
IN regular session that We may give
thanks for numberless blessings re-
eelved and entreat forgiveness for
Sins of omission and commission, as
did our Sister HosPitalIers eight and
three-hfths centuries far back In the
remote time CT long ago.
Queen Esther says: Ye, my sub
jects, know that to conduct our beau
tiful and Intricate Shrine and Court
in the seenly manner pre-
scribed by our ritual in its ancient
form as ordered By our ancestors, the
OF the Hospitals. requI=es
the willing service of at least dfty-i
three OF We who are under my CON
troll and live within the borders of
my Kingdom Gather about my
ye are to tell me II ye ex-
tended loving service to any needing
kindly attention. Ye know that ye
can pass through earthly life but
once, after crossing the beautiful
River of Rest" there is no retrac-
ing of steps earthward. Remember /!
that "one who wishes TO do good IS
always in partnership with oppor-l
unity Raise your souls much in |
petitions for Prayer Is the key OF
he morning. the lock- of the even !
ng" So. fail not TO assemble your l
selves at seven and one-half OF the
lock. on the tenth evening of the
.welfth ncnth OF the present year of
Our Lord. 1908.
This. be it known. is the command |
If Queen Esther Mary Denote
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-09
OGDEN CHOSEN
AS Successor to Webb, Re-
signed, as County Super
intendent of Schools.

AT meeting Of the presidents Of
the boards of education OF the coun-
~ here "Wednesday AFTERNOON L.
Wayman Ogden was elected to tho
vacancy in the Office of county su-
perlntendent OF schools. caused by
the resignation OF Cyrus Z. Webb.
The ballot stood: l. w. Ogden 6.
NJ 3. Newton >. and 5. o. Bond ,.
Those attending We're $ w. Gordon,
H /. Dean. w. w. Hess. J. Is
Robinson. Arthur Sheets. w. u. Bit
ter. Temple smith D. d Under
wood w w. Ash. c. w DAVIDSON,
H. HlgGinbotham. The moeting was
over BY c. w. DAVIDSON and
c. H. IIigginbuthnm was secrotAY.
D. D. Underwood and J y. Robin
son acted as Judges aud W. w. Ash
and c. H HiREinbotham clerks Of
election.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-09
BUCK BY FORMER
GOVERNOR OUT
MacCorkIe's Addresses Are
Issued in Volume by
Putnam S Sons.

The Telegram received today from
the publishers, G. p. Putnam's Sons,
OF New York. copy of a book writ
ten By William Alexander MacCOrk!e
OF Charleston, former governor. of
West Virginia, entitled Some South
ern Questions, (" which has just been
Issued from the press.
> Che volume contains 3 is pages. IL
nicely bound in cloth. with uncut
leaves and gilt top and is composed
OF six addresses on questions In
which the South is interested deliv-
cred ut various places by the author.
The first address discusses The Negro
and the Intelligence and Property
Franchise. and was delivered before
the Southern Conference of Race
Problems at Montgomery, Ala. May
8, 1900. The second deals with
Some Phases of the Race Question.
and was delivered before the South
ern Industrial Convention at Hunts
Vile. Ala, Oct 10. 1899. The thir [
considers The Altitude of the Fro
gressfve South. and was delivered at
the annual dinner of the Board OF
Trade, of Newark. y. J., Jan. IS.
1900. The fourth considers The Ex-
perIence Of This Republic as to the
Elective Franchise, and was deliver
ed before The Nineteenth Century
Club IN New York City, Jan. 10,
1901. The fifth discusses Some Teu-
denotes of the Gay. and was deliver
ed before the Societies of Roanoke
College. Salem. Va, June 10, 1902
The sixth considers The Patriotism
Of the South in References to the
Condition OF the Times which was
delivered al the commencement Ot
and lee University, Lex
ugton. va. lime II of the preseR5
year
All interested in prssent-day proc
ems of the South will likely hnd IN
a valuable contribution to |
he knowledge of the questions dis
.ussed and abundant food for refec-
ION
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-09
RECEPTION
Is to Be Given by Union to
the Public School
Teachers.

ance Union held a very Interesting
meeting at ST. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal church. South. Tuesday-.
Three members Joined and two dol
lars was contributed TO purchase
temperance maps and posters to be
used IN the Sunday schools. Reports
from superintendents showed grow
ing interest along different lilses Of
work. The reception committee re-
ported arrangements all made for
the reception to be given the public
school teachers Thursday evening
from to 10 O'Clock - tho CToh NJ.
E. church. All members OF the
Union are urged TO he present.