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RAILROhDS.
w, B. & A. E RY.
The Electric Line. !"

~" u - H.
The Electric Line. "
DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
TBE BEST WAY 70 BALTIMORE. ANNAP-
Oils. L. s. NAVAL ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace cars from Waite House Station
18th and 4 sts- AOSrnEAsIJ.
Fer 3alumoEe--5@9. SO. So 20. 30. $50, So.
ga. so. 1876 E-g no. and Il 80 a. n E9o
rooo E-c. Ia. 30 ~. 81. -s-9o. 80 iao. 50
's.e -, Sao. go -1ss. -. 80 ~. 'lo-'
Fer Ausspolis-5.5j. -. SO so. l5-1. and u-So
q n -. l-1 -. ~. 40. -. ga. ~ 80
and l4-5 2 NJ. daily
Indicates local trains. An otasrs are limited.
stopplng CHS a. Naval Acaaeny 51Desion No walk
:, TsFss T,.7:'. one way. HOusd 4 !, ,riD
t. Aunspoiiz and L. &
Naval Academy &c. N3
AL Il ST. cars run direc1 20 White House sutton
al White House Station. Eth aud Il 50 NOKIH-
EAST. Te.eUhons 81 75o5
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINZ
--EVEE1 OTHER HOUR On H. ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. Sd SHEET NEW YORK.
20 e. u. D.uyr. Pullman PaIior.
fsuy A. II BUueJ p4rloi- tlle-bour traia-
$50 a. u Dluer and Pulllaan pArior Gar
u ~ a. n Dluer anu pullman PaF.or Gar.
's10 , n. lioyal LImlted- AL fdllmzn. ShoGr.
fs0o l. n Ccacles 70 PEllaccip1A-
-s1s g. a. bller and Eu4-lsan farlor.
-szy y H. Ioaenes ~ Failadeipai4-
'zzs a. sieepsrs
AILANIIC LIil. TIo. 'sSO. IL % = n. I'M.
10 BALTIMORE
~ EkA HQSk " IHE HOUR"
- 'HssA We qsys - s,S a ,' z. 70 20 80 p IN
30 flg4sl. -Il0o a. n. -lzJJ nooa. izas. -l9o,
fis SIS - 80 - is. ~ %. ~. .l55.
'i'-S'' IL ~" z B-,HS5r,r,Rn n
CHICAGO. II s555 >. "a
CINCINNATI, ST. LOCIs. ard LOUISVILLE.
's-ig . T.. -ss.5 = H.. -l2a0 ulghL
PiIisbOkG. -s-lo a. r.. = =. -s2o p n. TN
SLEyELAND. $40 pm
MHEELING. $40 a n. 80 p N
AlN1Hl-sl Ek, Is-iJ d. H, fis5, 750o p n
fkEDERlCb. 1s-1. sac. s3;i5 E. H.. SO. HSs,
BA5Ei.sTOWN, SD a n. $50 ,. Il
.ANNAfULIs. SD. 20. Il2z5 noon. Sd. IS
.D4iiy-- Elzee5t sunday ssu1day only
lELsFEoNkS a. Ell the following Ilcket OF
ave Man - = Nv S5 =. EN- tS,s7 - lsst s os.cs
Main i-s0- Information Burvlu Maiz Isl
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS.
TO AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JUNE = I9o5
SCBJECT 10 CHANCE WITHOUT NOTICE.
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-LT- Dlslrlc- Line station. IS a L.
/ y ~ .. -. - ? u. 5.fe = z. 7sE5 ? Il and
So ?. r.
/ RETUENING-LL ChssapsaEe Beasa. go a. 4.
I 1--i5 = a.. ID :. u. 6ey ? H. szo p r. End
.g-N = L.
SATURDAYS.
/ GOlNG-Ls. ulsJrsct Line Staten. - a. Il u .
a. r. 30 T. u. 80 - H.. 585 = h. Ks ,. "a
and IS = H.
! kEIUENING-LF- Chesap@1ke Beach. 60 a n
L-i5 J. n. - = 2. -1J p- n. s1s ? n. "a
I = a.. and l51lJ J.. q
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
! GOING-LE- Dlstrlc- Lane station. 81 a. n
I y ~ O. ~. --3 D. 81. = r., 80 :. Il "a
{ 3. E- and 30 =. "a
] EEII ENLNG-LT- Chesareake Beach. 80 a II
] Us = m-. --0 ,. r.. 6sJ ,. II. so ?. "a. -
I = H.. and 5JaJ =. %.
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS. &c.

YOUNG PARROTS CANARIES. MONKEYS.
goiafsh. rabbits. Euinea pigs doEs cats. and best
6ar-tzs Dlsirfectils for al ps1rposes and fez de-
rtroyez- sCHaEID's BIRD STORE, ~ IA &
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TNIrnETANr- NrTSIETTANE0TS

We undertake the collection Of debts Of every Kind
sryvEcre- We are prepared % handle every cIass Of
li-iEzti1n- Legal advice Ep11 every s-b5ec- Es-2b-
nshed IN 80 Unlimited references
BLANkENSHIP LAW q COMMERCIAL co. QrcJ
suSar Cc-1--d0 Building
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON.
GROCER.

Private Stock Whisky, &c a Quart
Away above everything Jas D DONSELLY.
18th and I SIS. NV Wines and Luncheon Speczal-ics
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. RENTs. GOVERNMENT
Gains: settle es-ates- Law Business n al cuz-ts
NJ charge unless successful. Phone T555
uyI5tf FULLER AGENCY. Room T. 1913 81
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HORSES, MULES. AND VEHICLES.

Two TOP DELIVERY WAGONS. 2 RUNABOCT
Euzg5es. 4 c1cander Stanh1pe. ! Dayton wagon !
standing top business buggy, 1 lo1g-body bGEzy.
JOHN u DOYLE. Io5 9Th 81. Nv. ie2-5z-S. W
PERSONS WISHING To BUY Or SELL
hire ezcharze horses -ca-1lsEes ard hsroess WI
find u % thet- advantage % cal CT sd5ress
DOWNEY1S 5 STABLES -E2-I6s s. ~
uS5G-ELS
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER WANTED
buns -sis-encss Apply before uoon a. l2l9
s. Nv suEE
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PURE WATER.

CRYSTAL ROCK WATER IS FAMOUS FOR IFS
purity received fresh daily from Chestnut Hu.
Va. use5 and i1do-sed hy leading physicians Oecs
q Ilth Nv. Phone n S5E. suES0t
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UPHOLSTERING.

EXPERT CHAIR CANISG. FURNITURE RE-
pzi-ed and re-nislsd. foors refuished; nail orders
promptly attended 20.
ly2s-r S-a0t
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MACHINE SHOPS.

MACHINE SHOPS.
G. w. FORSBERG,
NACHTNTST AND BOILER MAKER
Works ard uharf. 81 ard Water sts Branch
cf7ce l5th and q 50 uE. Fhcncs Main Isl and ~
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MOVING. PACKING & SHIPPING.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. now LOCATED
Al S5 New ToTk ave- large padded vans. s load;
shoTse wagon. 8 load uhE-eodd
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c. AT
WESCHLER'S 90 Pa ave nE-; reasonahle rates;
Conveniently located Phone n III su3sG
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TAILORING.

LATEST STYLE. LADIES AND GENTS SUITS
70 order; dyeIrg and repairing Of ladies' ard gen
LOUIS GOLDMAN. ST Lsth sPho-e n ss--M
Z1790t.[Sw
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

CONSULT The RIGGs EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. -z- St Nv. VIXEN you are n need
q help OF situations Our patronage ss brad and
sult-hrfr-inE 5eEf W30r
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DYEING, CLEANING & PRESSING

DYEING, CLEANING & PRESSING
YOU CANT Do BETTER THAN TO HAVE
y0uT suits p-essed and repaired AZ I'd 0lILLER'S.
- New T1-k ave. suits dry cleaned and pressed
soc Pr \ 9s3AI au--s91-fSw
IN ORDER TO KEEP OUR REGULAR en-
rl-ves E-=- during the s-urer months quote
Pants spc1Eed pressed &c Skirts pressed 70 SC
Suits spouged Tesed sc Ladies suits prsd 80 70 5
SUITS clealad--9sc Skirts -szned-.-75o
F. E GREEN CO.. sl4 70 SIS eth ST
fy2sS .wf90r
I SPONGE. CLEAN. AND PRESS YOUR SUI
While y1u vait Sc 6ne tailoring szits made e
o-der J. ROSENBAU1I. rs John Marshall = Nv.
fy2LstfSw
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HIRING AND BOARDING.

BOARD AND HIRE YOUR HORSES At NY
stable 7 invite yCu % inspect the szlitz-y and
ur--1la-e conditions SPECIAL attention 20 boar5ir-
horses. Il. u CRANDALL.. rezr IZ-5 y Capitol s..
z---51--fSw
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WHY PAY EXORBTTANT PRICEsy
Moving s. per load. Storage, s. PEI load
GREATER WASHINGTON EXPRESS.
PHONE y 81 Ei5 K ST.
srIA17t
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE
LOANS AND INVEST MENTS,
TERRELL & LITTLE,
TI3 14th st. NV.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Protect Your Famil

Protect Your Family
A. the lowest rates THE EANkERS LIFE As
ISOLATION cf Dss L--Ess. IoTs- Of5ce. 6l-
18Th s.. Washington. T. e. g. a. McGAW, Man
acsr cu-95fr
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

I WANT CARPENTER WORK; ;JOBBING; WORK
cheap. F. PURDT. lE5 G s. ne au5c-
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Bears Freedom in Peace.

In oIden times the presentation Of g
sword 10 a slave was TO give him free
dom. Until late in the seventeenth cen
tury members OF Parliament wore the
sword al their sit;ings as a sign OF their
political and judicial authority. When a
Goth wished 10 adopt q son he handed a
sword 10 the object Of his desire. and il
was in this manner that Theodore adopt
ed the King Of HeTuH as his son. With
the English IN the first days OF their mon
archy the sword was used as the symbol
OF dominion on their great seals. Lands
and dominion were transferred by means
OF the sword in Germany under the reign
Of Frederick L It was also the custom
in Germany for the ancient counts never
to attend court without this weapon.
II was always the custom TO preserve
the swords CT famous combatants and
they were not infrequently carried into
war. Joan OF Arc used a battle sword
which she obtained from the burial vault
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FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specialtzg
KBEIG'S EXPRESS. Ls b s. Nv. Phone Main
95lA aust
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WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-yACANT HOUSES Al ONCE. We
have nuu5sr q g0od tenants from 50 70 50
monthly; an sections. See ROLAND c BOOTH.
704 sth s. Nv arz3s0r
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1908-09-10
Improving Little ].

Improvement work on the road
way of the Natchez branch of the
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley rail-
road, has already commenced, and
it is understood that sufficient new
steel rails andties have been procur-
ed to lay thirty miles of track prac-
tically new. Most of this work will
be between Harriston and Jackson,
and there are now five cars of new
rails at Harriston, and FIVE at Red
Lick, nine miles this side of Harris
ton, for the purpose. Between
Harriston and Natchez where the
roadway has had much better at
tention than between Harriston
and Jackson, a good deal of the
track is practically new, having
been laid within the past two or
three years jackson dispatch to
Herald.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1908-09-10
Baby Gordon Terrell.

Friday evening, August 28th, al
eight o'clock occurred the death OF
little Gordon Terrelt, of Grand
Gulf, Claiborne county. The little
fellow was here with his mother,
visiting Mrs. H. H Faulk (sister
of the mother) when stricken
with an attack OF cholera infan-
tum, and death followed despite
the loving care of the devoted rel
atives and skill of attending ply
sicians. The remains were laid to
rest in the Fayette Cemetery Satur-
day afternoon, Rev. D. Scarborough
officiating. The parents and rela-
tives have the sympathy of the en-
tire community .-Fayette Chron-
icle.
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Suspected OF Taking Baggage.

Harriston, Miss, Sept. 3.-The
loss of baggage in transit through
Harriston lately was partly cleared
up this evening by the arrest at
Hermanville of one Linsey a yellow
negro, 5 feet 7 inches tall. He had
on new blue overalls. The arrest
was made by E E. Stark. special
agent of the road He placed him
in the lookup at Hermanville, from
which he escaped yesterday even
ing. Linsey has been running as
brakeman on the owl train from
Harristou to Natchez. His face
may be blackened with oil and SCOT.
as that is his favorite disguise, maxi
ing him very black negro appar
emily Officers have been notified,
and his arrest is very pronable. as
he is known TO most trainmen
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TO The PUBLIC

l am again at my old stand
near Mr.. E. c. Jordan's S
Livery Stable prepared to do
all kinds of Harness, Saddle
and Buggy Top repairs, etc.
Many of you know me and l
have done work for you, for
accept my thanks, and
| still solicit your further pa
tronage, and will make every
effort possible to render salts
faction. Call on me for any
anything you may need to
have done in my line.
Very respectfully,
MAX RAPP.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1908-09-10
FOR SALE
Fruit Trees aRu Rose Plants

am prepared to supply your
wants with frst-class fruit trees
and rose plants true to name.
Prices as low as good stock can be
grown.
1t is a well known fact that all
varieties of fruit trees do not grow
and succeed on our sell. There
fore buy your trees that have been
thoroughly acclimated and tested.
Do not send your money to other
states when you can get better
stock at home. Place your orders
for this fall with
r. w. BRUCE,
Nurseryman and Beekeeper,
Port Gibson, Miss.
Phone 1854
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How TO Get Strong.

P. ]. DAILY, of 1247 w. Congress ST.,
Chicago, tells of a way to become strong:
He says: My mother, who is old and
was very feeble, is deriving so much bene-
fit from Electric Bitters, that feel il S my
duty to tell those who need tonic and
strengthening medicine about it. In my
mother s case a marked gain in flesh result
ed, insomnia has been overcome, and she is
steadily growing stronger. Electric Bit
tiers quickly removes stomach, liver and
kidney complaints. Sold under guarantee
all drug stores. soc.
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A Paying Investment.

Mr. John White, of 38 Highland Ave,
Houlton, Maine. says: Have been troubled
with cough every Winter and Spring.
Last Winter tried many advertised rem
edies, but the cough continued until bought
a soc. bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
before that was half gone, the cough was all
gone. This winter the same happy result
has followed; a few doses once more banish-
ed the annual cough. am now convinced
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is the best
of all cough and lung remedies. Sold un-
der guarantee at all drug stores. soc. and
$I.oo. Trial bottle free
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Crops and Credit.
Editor of ReveilIe !:

Editor of ReveilIe:
The boil weevil is almost in our
midst and the question naturally
arises what crop or crops will be
most remunerative to all Classes of
the people ? This is a question that
should not be lightly considered.
Every one, both farmers and mer-
chants alike, should ponder over
it, and in a business-like spirit Of
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1908-09-10
PILES PILES PILES

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
1t absorbs the tumors, allays itching at
once, acts as poultice, gives instant re-
lief Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
prepared for Piles and itching of the pri-
vate parts. Sold by druggists mail soc
and $I.oo Williams Mfg. Co., Props,
Cleveland, o. Sold at Popes Drug Store
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ROGERS LIvERwoRT
Tar and CanchaIagua.

For the complete cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma and Bronchitis and all Lung COM
plants tending to Consumption, Liver
wort, Tar and Wild Cherry, have for
ages maintained an established reputation
as standard Cough Remedy. It contains
no opium or harmful drug can be given
with safety to children. Price $1.oo Sold
by druggists.
Williams Mfg. Co., Props. Cleveland,
o. Sold at Pope's Drug Store.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1908-09-10

Will not some of our practical
farmers give us few suggestions
as to the earliest and best cotton to
plant another year, as well as ideas
and opinions upon the situation in
general?
A. T. MONTGOMERY.
Argyle, Sept. 7, 1908.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23
5000 VOLUMES FROM CHINA
Formal Presentation of Gift to Libra Y, of Congress.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-Formalities that lengthcn into days are attending the presentation of library of Chin- csc knowledge to this government byl the Imperial Chinese embassy, headed| by Toang Shao Yi which is now in| this country to thank the Americanl nation for the remission of the Boxer indemnity,
 It was said to-day at the embassy of the special mission that the pre- sentation had been made to Mr. Roosevelt as president of the United States. The formal presentation isl made through the secretary of state, and the books are to be placed in the1 Library of Congress by the president.
 The library consists of 5000 vol umes, forming complete set, printed] by the Chinese government nN compiled by government officials. lq| embraces practically all branches o1| Chinese knowledge, and partakes or the nature of an encyclopedia.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23
PROBE ELECTION EXPENSES.
Special Deputy Attorney General Alp
 pointed--A Kings County Case.

Albany, Dec. 22,-On application fol the Association for the Prevention ol Corrupt Practices at Election. William F. Fitzslmmons was appointed today special deputy attorney-general and special counsel to the attorney general without expense to the state, to conI duct judicial inquiries under the elec1 ton law.
 Among matters to be investigated if the statement of election expenses filed with the secretary of state by thd Kings county republican committed Charles F.. Teale. treasurer. and thd Hamilton Trust company of Brooklyn| The association alleges that an item appears in the Kings county statement of sl4020 paid to the Hamilton TrusI company for election day expenses and that the Hamilton Trust company hal filed no statement showing what wal done with the money.
 Inquiries are also to be made in th9 matter of election expenses statennenta of many organizations.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Miss Helen MaycocI, has returned
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23
Ways and Means Committe Completes Hearings and Sets Sub. Committee
 to Task.
DAILY SECRET MEETING|
Each Schedule to Be Taken tn anI "Fixcd" According to the Tcs- timony and Data Gath
 cred.

Washington, Dec. 22.-The hous ways and means committee to-da completed It's hearings on the propose revision of the tariff and the sub-conl mittee, consisting of the republiea members of the full committee, bega the work of revising the present laI into tariff bill, This bill is to be suH mitted to congress at the special ses sion which it is understood Judge Tai will call together next March.
 In order to complete its work | time, the subcommittee will hold dailI meetings, behind closed doors until tn new bill has been framed. No tarii revision committee has ever had at it command so large fund of informal ton as the present committee, and th individual members will facilitate tn work by devoting q large part of thei time to the consideration of the testi mony that has been given before tn committee and to the perusal of tn numerous reports available for thei use.
 There was little done at today meeting aside from mapping out th plans to be pursued in drafting tn new bill. Each schedule will be take up in it's regular order and the testi mony on each paragraph given du consideration. The changes suggested in the book compiled during the pas
 
 summer by tariff experts under tn supervision of the clerk of the commit tee will be passed upon. These change have been carefully worked out ani are for the purpose of making th tariff law clear as to Its objects ant free of all ambiguity
 If desirable, further witnesses who's testimony would be of value will b called before the committee
 Mir Carnegie's testimony yesterda! did not prove satisfactory to the com mittee. One prominent republcai member said to-day that his testimon' was practically nil as far as informa tion of use to the committee in it's de Alterations is concerned
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

sarN to complete the work. In 1908 down to November 1, nearly 3l GOO, ,00O cubic yards were removed, and the to- tal for this year win not he far from 31OO0,0OO cubic yards. This win bring tho grand total of American excavation to about 60,o00OOO cubic yards As prac-
 tlcally all of these will have been ac- complished within three years, the average is between 26o0O,O0O and a2,- 000OO0 cubic yards a year
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CANAL PROMISED BY 1913
Secretary of Panama Commissions
 Assurance to Caiifornians.

San Francisco, Dec. 22.~ The Pana- ma canal will be opened January l., 1915, according to an official commnni- cation received yesterday by the Call fornia promotion committee from Jos oph Buckiin Bishop secretary of the canal commission The statement is in part as follows.
 "Thcre has been eycayated from the line of the canal since the Americans took control about 56.00OO00 cubic yards This, as near as can be caIculat- ed. at the present time, Is about onc- third of the entire excavation neces-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Mr and Mrs William T. States of Elm street will entertain over Christ mas a house party of relatives and friends which will include Mr. and Mrs Charles Futile and ,Mr. Tolles of PlantsvilIe, MT w. Walter Finch of Newton and Mr and Mrs s. r States of this city
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WAVE INJURIES SHIP OFFICER

6oston' Dec 22'-The steamship Bel Efavia' from Hamburg, reached port today With her quartermastor. August Meyer suffering from broken leg and fractured knee cap. whlch was done week ago when giant breaker dash cd over the vessel and threw the oe, cer against the galley door.
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PERSONAL NOTES

The annual Christmas celebration by the Mothers club of Trinity r E church will be held in the parish house this evening About forty mothers will enjoy delicious Christmas supper and afterward will exchange gifts. A very pleasant time is anticipated.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

from Vassar for the Christmas hol- days, and is at the home of her parents Mir and Mrs George Maycock of West Chapel street They win cee- brate the holiday season with a family party
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4 GOOD THING.

Every December for about eigh teen years we have made our customers a Christmas present of onc-hfth the price on any article they wished to pur- chase For some reason they seem to like the plan and we propose to con tlnue IL,
 BROWN X DURHAM,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Mir and Mrs. Charles Mitchell of Stanley street with their children Mary and Charles, will go to Boston, Masso to spend Christmas with rela- lives.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

The Girls Friendly society Of Trin- ity church will hold a New Years eve festival in the parish house. Musical numbers and recitations, and a general good time for the members of the so- ciety will make up the program,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

TTTHITE Madrass-tre,h new patterns, u,t w in asd eacA packed away neatly in a
 Christmas box
 Yard patterns, 69cts usually 75cts 3H Yard patterns. 75cts. usually 8scts
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Miss Alice Reynolds of West Haven, who is q member of the faculty al Miss Porters school in Pennington, is at home for the Christmas holidays
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

MT and Mrs Edward L. Darlington Of Warner hall win spend Christmas with their sister, Mrs l.. $. Moulthrop at her home in Providence, R. I,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-23

Mrs. Shanley of Brooklyn, N Y" is uae guest of Mrs Adams of 116 Chestnut street, and will remain over the holidays.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-24

PLATTSMOUTH-The Missouri river
reached the highest point here Tuesday.
BEATRICE-A heavy wind and rain
storm visited this section last evening.
The rainfall is estimated at half an inch.
II will again drive the farmers from their
fields for a short time.
BEATRICE-The United Brethren and
Presbyterian ball teams in The SUNDAY
which was called on account OF darkness,
with the score a tie, . to 9.
BEATRICE-The Union Pacific line be-
tween Beatrice and Manhattan, Kan,
nearly two weeks because of the flood, was
opened yesterday for traffic.
EDGAR-Wheat is now ready to harvest,
but the ground Is so wet that farmers
machines, and the frequent heavy rains
are not improving the situation.
ARLINGTON-Corn that is clean is grow
ing fine but the crop on the valley lands
ing is being done by the valley farmers
and It will be at least one week before
they can get in their fields, and by that
time the weeds will be beyond control.
the valley were ruined by the water.
PLATTSMOUTH-The members of the
| Modern Woodmen of America edges I'm
Cass county will hold their annual log
The program will consist of an address OF
welcome by John Gerry stark; brief adj
dress by A. r. Talbot, head consul; ira
ternal address, William Jennings Bryan,
| followed by games, races and other sports
PLATTSMOUTH-H. ]. Helps has ten
dered his resignation as master mechanic
! for the Burlington here, to take Greet July
I. Mr.. Helps and his family came mere III
1855 and he has since been, employed by
the Burlington and accepted The position
of master mechanic. succeeding DAVID
Hawksworth, who had ably filled the posi-
ton for thirty years. Mr.. Helps and MS