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M. FeAsTER's oooD woRK.

y. X. Feaster, member Of the Alach,
ua County Democratic Executive Com
mittee from the fifteenth district CRo
AcheIle) is the right mcn in the right
place, for he shows his faith by his
works, as all good Democrats should.
He is the second member Of the coun
ty committee 70 respond to Chairman
AfcKinstrys call for contributions
DR.. H. L. Montgomery OF Micanopy
being the first. and how well Mr.
Feaster has performed his patriotic
duty is demonstrated by the following
list Of contributors:
Rochelle, Fla, Sept. y. 1908.
Hon. II. "a, McCrearX
Gainesville. Fla:
Dear Sir: As per appointment and
request OF Or. J. r.. McKinstry, Jr.. j
have circulated q subscription list in
election district No. 10. and as result
OF same / herewith beg TO hand you
copy Of list and express money order
to cover s2125 as donation from
our district to the cause OF Democracy
Yours very truly,
J, X. FEAsTER.
Executive Committeeman Dist. Is.
Contributions to the National Demo
cratic Campaign Fund from Election
-
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DR. II. II. Smith, the venerable
father Of Governor hoko smith Of
Georgia, died at his home IN Atlanta
on the iith inst, aged SO years. Tie
was one Of the most distinguished
educators and scholars OF the South.
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We would like 10 make our next re.
mittanee at least $3.50, 20 as to run
the total 70 900. Who win contribute
ss.2s to make up this total2 Some
good Democra, should do Il: 20 Il
now; 10 II today,
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Leutenant-Governor Chanler the
most popular Democrat In the EN-.
piro State. has been nominated for
Governor by the New York Demo.
Gratis, He's a yaAner
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A young HungarlRn haFon "a said
70 have spent $4,000 m TIE lAEs two
years Doubtless he Is seeking 10
qualify Almself Tor me sexs Amers.
ean.aeiress handicap
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


September l2. 1908
Notice Is hereby given that James NJ Ever
EFT OF Bell. Florida. who on August -, 1907.
made Homestead Entry No. S1eoS lSerial NO
O26s). for sen Sen Section 81 and So SWh
and SwA OF Sen section 80. Township South.
Range l6Eakt. Tallahassee Meridian. has uled
notice OF intention % make nnal nve-year
proof. to establish claim 20 the lard above de-
scrlbed. before the Register and Receiver 81
Der, 1905
Claimant names ~ witnesses; J, w Jones.
Joseph III Walker. q. q. Fletcher, &. Y, VII
sou. an OF Hell. Elorida.
nd HENRY S. cHUBB. Register
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The Tallahassee sun has suspended
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aDW-We will not accept stamps Of
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total amount ...-!s,.s..,. .Szl.z0
The Sun congratulates Mr., Feaster
upon his good work. and II other
members OF the committee will exer-
else similar efforts and show the same
patriotism as have Mr. Feaster and
Or. Montgomery the contribution to
the Bryan and Kern campaign fund
will be OF such amount as TO accomp,
llsh something for Democracy. shall
II be said that your district. through
lack OF proper effort on your part as
its representative. contributed moth,
ing 20 this fund.- This IL the peoples
battle, and u they expect TO win the
flght they must contribute the sinews
Of war, otherwise the corporations
viii continue 10 control the country.
The condition OF The SUMS Demo.
cratic campaign fund now stands as
follows:
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i. \. McREARY, Editor and Mser-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04

beth Speers, of Kirkwood, were the
guests OF Miss Frances McCloskey last
week.
The remains OF Rodney. the infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Lindsey
were brought from Wilmington and
inferred at Bethel Cemetery Sunday
afternoon.
Adm P. Pyle and Miss Verle Ever
EFT were married Monday evening at
the Bethel Parsonage by Rev. J. NJ.
Lindale.
Two games OF ball will be PLAYED
here the Fourth between the New
Castle team and the Chesapeake City
team. The first game TO call at 10. 90
a. m and the second at Las p. m
The Chesapeake team was defeated
at Middletown Saturday; score, 8 to 8.
The Board OF Town Commissioners
OF Chesapeake City passed the follow
ing order-Ordered. that the Bailiff
be and he is hereby authorized and in
structed To swear out all warrants
hereafter 10 be issued by any Magis-
trate for the violation oil town ordin-
ances. in the name of the President
and Commissioners OF Chesapeake
'"e boh'u aiso oiuefeu tiiat inc
ordinances relating to speed OF auto
mobiles be enforced. and the Secre.
tary has printed and posted a notice in
five public places to the effect that the
speed OF automobiles within the town
limits be limited to 8 miles an hour,
under penalty OF five dollars for vio-
lating this order.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Steele enter
tanned number OF little folks Mon
day evening in honor OF their daughter
Madelyns seventh birthday. Those
present were Misses Genevieve and
Irene Byers. Adelaide Clayton, Alice
Hopper. Emma Griffith. Emily Will
liams. Margaret Ellison and Elizabeth
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04
WOODLAND

Mrs. Harry Riley win conduct the
Epworth League Sunday evening.
Mrs, Dare MaIambra and son, Guy,
OF Baltimore. are the guests OF Mrs.
Rschel Marshall.
Mrs. Edward Mccall and son, Wal
ter. OF Philadelphia, are spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Poist.
Misses Maisie and Libbie Osmond,
OF Havre deCraee, were over Sunday
guests OF the Misses Rawlings.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Tyson visited
friends at Andora. Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Tomlinson has the
pneumonia.
Miss Ella Lynch has returned 10 her
home in Elkton for the summer.
Mr. f. t. Bryde. OF Washington. has
been sick at the home OF his mother
in-law. Mrs. ]. B. Tyson. this week.
Mr. Henry Boyd, OF Indiana, Is now
visiting his friends and relatives at
Woodlawn after an absence OF zs
years
Mr. David Bryde had a un-stroke
Wednesday afternoon while in the har-
vest field. .f.'F'-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Mrs. Nellie b. Reed has returned
from a pleasant visit with Phiadel-
pha relatives.
Misses Lolic Brook and Bessie
Sturgeon and DR.. T. w Heathwab. OF
Baltimore. were the guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. C. c. Laws over Sunday
Mrs, T, n. Lorraine and Mrs. Harry
Kibler spent one day last week in
Wilmington.
Miss Alice Vail, OF Delaware City.
has been spending some time with
Mrs. Caleb Price, near town
Misses Frances McCloskey and
Mary Howard spent Monday in viii
mington.
Miss Elizabeth Clayton. of Chelten-
ham. Pa. is the guest OF Miss Kay
Price.
Mrs. c. c. Boulder and daughter,
Mamie. spent part OF this week with
Mrs |. G. Griffith
Mrs. William Borcm and son,
George. are visiting relatives in Viii
mington.
Miss Evelyn Spear has returned
from a pleasan, visit with relatives at
Crumpton, Md
Mrs. George W. Rowe, OF Hamp-
ton, Va, is visiting Mrs NJ F. How
ard, at "Randaia
Miss Nan Hayes spent Sunday with
her parents ut Bear Station
Miss Susie Spriggs. OF Paramount,
Md. is visiting Mrs. C. C. Laws.
] w Metz was a Baltimore visitor
this week.
Mrs J f. Alexander and daughter.
of Elkton. visited Mr. and Mrs. ". A.
Alexander one day this week.
During June about 5000 pieces ~
mail matter were collected and deliver
cd on the Chesapeake City Rural
Route, No. /.
Misses Eleanor Mccoy and Eliza
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04
j. III. SMITH, cee!l.en. Md.

Miss Josephine Newell spent We'd
nesday in the country with Miss Esther
Coulson.
Mr.. Conrad Lamm, of Havre de
Grace. visited Port Deposit friends.
"Wednesday.
DR. and Mrs. +. r. Lane are visit
ing relatives in Washington.
Mr., Frank Clapp, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday at his home.
Misses Cora and Kate Hurlock, OF
Baltimore. visited Mrs John Holm,
Wednesday.
Master Harry Grant has returned
from a very pleasant visit with Balti-
more relatives.
Miss Ieola Miller was the guest OF
Miss Fannie Wilson this week
Mr.. Roy II. Snyder visited Harris
burg and Lancaster this week.
Mr.. William Gain will have charge
81 the meat market. just recently run
by Mr.. William Smith
Mr.. Hugh w, Caldwell and Miss
Minnie Reed. OF Chesapeake City. will
be married at the home OF the bride,
july -. at 6 p m
While delivering orders last Friday
with his two children. Walter and
Ncrna CrcSwcll in. Mr. Allen Creswell
left his horse standing near Jackson
Station The horse started to run at a
reckless pace. throwing the children
out: they received injuries from which
they have entirely recovered.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04
PORT DEPOSIT.

The Sunday evening services, which
are being held every Sunday evening
at 6:Jo at the Base Ball Park. are very
well attended. New song books will
be ready for Use next Sunday evening
Come out and enjoy these services.
Mr. and Mrs. RhoadeS. of Philadel-
phia. are visiting Mrs Sarah Atkinson.
McSsrS. J. and G. Reymann. OF Bal.
t'morc. spent Sunday with Mr. ID. A.
Coc.
Master Rufus Foster, OF Colora,
spent Sunday with Master Burtiord
Jones.
Misses Lille r. Ru,chenhart and
Mary T. Durgin. OF Philadelphia. are
spending their summer vacation at
their respective homes.
The Mission Band Of the Prc>byter-
ian Sunday School enjoyed a very de
l!ghtiul days outing last Friday al
Happy Valley.
Mr. McCubbin. oi Havrc de Grace
was Port Deposit visitor. Tuesday.
Mr. Walter Campbell was Balti-
more visitor. Monday.
Mr.. John +. Johnson oi North East
was Port Deposit visitor this week.
The Port Deposit base ball club will
play the Chesterfield club next Satur-
day, Fourth oi July. at 10 90 a. M and
40 p. IN, The Yellow Jackets OF our
town played llavrc dc Grace last Sat
urday afternoon Score. 8 to 4. in
favor al llavrc de Grace BE sure to
attend the games Fourth oi July.
Mr. J. 7. {. Hopkins was a Bal,i.
more visitor. Tuesday
Mr. and Mr., J. r. Abrahams spent
their goth wedding anniversary. which
was June 27th. with DR.. and Mrs. ].
|. France. at Mt Ararat. in most de-
Iightiul manner
Miss Ida Woodrow. oi Wilmington.
is visiting Mrs. R. l.. Stcbbings.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert n. Gerry and
Masters Lucius and Herbert r.. are
visiting Mrs Jane a. Gerry.
Miss Maud Atkinson spent several
days last week with Miss Vcrna Ora
son. at Rising Sun
Mr., Chandler Smith spcn, Sunday
with Port Deposit friends.
Mrs. Maurice Ackcr visited Havre
dc Grace relatives Monday.
Mr.. Thomas St. Clair and Miss Lula
Einwachtcr Spcn, last Friday in Raj
timorc
Miss Bculah Crcswcll spent Sunday
with Pcrryvillc relatives.
Miss Nellie Farr. oi Chester. is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Cyrenus CrcSwell.
Mrs Raymond Wcstcr6cld was
Raltimnr" visitor Monday.
The Ladies Md Society Of the Pres
bytcriau Church held Bake" and
ice cream sale at Mr. W p. Cummings
Store last Saturday afternoon This
was quite a success.
McSsr> Paul Cummings. Roland At
kinson and Walter Buck were Rising
Sur visitors. Sunday.
The Riverside Band 81 our town are
planning To- take one oi the most de-
lightiul trips to colchester. July ",
this season. II YOU haven't decided to
90. YOU had better do so. II for moth.
ing else. go help the good cause along.
Miss BESSIE Tome has returned from
a very pleasant visit with Philadelphia
friends.
Miss Margaret BENSON is visiting
Miss Maud Hcmmick. in Baltimore.
Miss Laura Seedlings. Of Chester.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs Jennie
StcbbingS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McClenahan,
81 Baltimore, arc visiting Mrs Laura
McClcnahan.
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RISING SUN.

Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Sterrctt and
little son, John. Jr., spent last Catur-
day and Sunday at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Minor. OF Baltimore, visited his
daughter. Mrs. Eli T. Reynolds, this
vetk. y
AIRS Nellie Wagner and daughter,
Miss Louise. have returned from visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartenstine, in
Principio Furnace.
Mr.. Norman Kirk spent last Satur.
day and Sunday in Baltimore,
Miss NJ. Alkaline Smith entertained
the Social Sewing Circle at her home
on Cherry street. last Wednesday after
noon with the usual number in attend
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04
CECiLTON

Miss wilma Milliken was the guest
of Mrs, Eddie Spear.
Mr.. Thomas Hall was in Baltimore
last Thursday.
Misses Hilda and Agnes Ostrom are
visiting relatives in Philadelphia
Mr.. Robert Snyder and wife are
visiting relatives in Rising Sun.
Mrs. Laura Todd. OF Baltimore. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. +.
Myers.
Mrs. ]. A. Smith has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs Joe Atwood. near
Chestertown.
Misses Bertha Jackson and Ethel
Jackson. OF Greensboro. Md. are the
guests al their cousin. Miss Lille
Short.
Miss Margaret Myers is the guest OF
relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Mollie Richard. Mrs. p. Smith
and Mr.. Elwood Padley and wife.
Misses Ruth and Mary Anderson were
in Philadelphia last SATURDAY. week.
Epworth League social was held at
the home OF Mrs. Daniel Jones on
Tuesday evening last. and was we'll at
tended. Quite an enjoyable evening
was spent by all who were present.
Mr.. and Mrs James Bailey. Of near
town. rendered their daughter, Miss
Beulah. party in honor of her birth
day on Friday evening last. and a
r0val good time was had by all present.
Robert Anderson has returned home
after spending week at Atlantic
City.
J. F.. Ferguson, OF Chestcrtown,
spent Tue sdav with n relative here.
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ance.
Mr.. Wayne Heacock, OF PhiIadeI-
phia, was the guest OF Mr.. John M.
Stcrrett and family this week.
Miss H. Mandc Kirk Is spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs. c. Ray
mond ireland, in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Duyckinck and
daughter. Matilda. OF Philadelphia,
were visitors in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Duyckinck are
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Lockwood in Lockwood. Ohio.
Miss Clara Robertson entertained
few friends at her home near town on
Thursday night. Various outdoor
games were played on the lawn and all
had a good time.
Miss Grace Bowers, OF Chambers
burg, is being entertained by Mrs
Stewart NJ, Ward. rf
Miss Miriam Kirk. Of Dover, Del,
is bein gentertained this week by Miss
Clara Robertson.
Misses Edith. Walton, OF Chcyney,
Mary Reynolds. OF West Chester, visit
ed Miss Marion Pyle during the weet.
A special meeting OF the Tennis Club
was held on Wednesday night at the
home of Mr.. Edwin L. Haines.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Worthingten
spent last Monday and Tuesday ia
Baltimore and Chestertown.
The Bible meeting met on Wednes-
day night at 7.3o o'clock. with Mrs.
Edwin Haines.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04
Do You Need
Any Fence Wire?

so, have three Carloads hand and in position
give Very Low price No other fence put together like
the Pittsburgh Perfect" Stay and Strand wires welded together
by Eectricitythey be rsted pulled aparhe joint
than the wire itself All and line wires the
same size Once Pittsburgh Perfect fence you will
buy wrapped clamped fence wrapped camped
stay fence will the joints and Cattle and Hogs will spread
the stays These fence defects entirely done
the Electric weld deliver your farm this put up
ish staples and brace for about other dealers sell
the Wire for alone owing the large quantity handle Write
prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04
PRINCIPLE FURNACE

Mr.. Layiicld Jackson spent several
days last week in Baltimore.
Mrs. Nlbcrt Nicklc and children have
returned to their home in Railway. n.
J.. after several weeks visit with their
parents, Mrs. l.. l.. Craig.
MIR. Irwin Campbell and Mr.. Davis.
OF ConShohockcn. Pa, spcn, Sunday
with Mr., Marion Jackson.
Mrs, w W. Dill spent Wednesday
and Thursday with friends in Philadei-
phia.
Mrs. George Winchester and child
rem have returned To- their home in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Edward Campbell. Of Whining
ton spent a few days OF last week with
his grandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Streaker,
Mrs. Wagner and daughter. Louise.
oi Rising Sun. are the guests Of Mrs.
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]. A. Hartenstine.
Mrs. David Kerr and Miss Ole
Krauss spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Cecil Craig.
A festival given by the members OF
the Mite Society. will be held on the
public school grounds July 10 and II,
for the benefit of the NJ. z. Church.
Come all.
Mr.. Nelson Whitaker and family
have returned to Wheeling. w. Va,
after spending several days with Mrs.
G.. p. Whitaker.
Mrs. John Kelly. Of Aiken. spent
Tuesday with Mrs Eli Jackson.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04
Don't Buy

N.l.
Spring goods before looking at
Our line. We have the high
est grade and the lowest prices.
Mattings 20 to 80 cents per
yard.
Shoes Of all kinds at low prices.
Shirtwaist goods ;Ioc to 2sc
per yard.
Bingham suitings at r2c per
YARD.
Save money by buying ever
thingyou need from
A. c. JACKSON
Perryville and Principle
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04
ZION.

Mrs Tosh and daughter. Miss Ada,
81 Colora. were the guests of Mr.
Wilmer McVey and daughter this
week.
Miss Katherine Rutherford and Mrs.
Abel MearnS. were Wilmington wish
tors on Friday oi last week
Mrs. Charles Mitchell. OF Whining
ton. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Clayton
Carhart
Mrs kcrwin and children, OF
Chester. are spending the summer with
Mr. and Mrs George McVey
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Smishers; Masters Cillea Harereaves,
Fletcher Williams. Edwin and Reed
Graves.
A number Of young folks attended i
party at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter OFT in Back Greek Neck last
Saturday evening.
The City OF Paris model OF an
ocean steamer. rs feet In length. was
exhibited In town "Wednesday evening
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-07-04
.PERRYVILLE

has been spending some days with her
father. Mr.. C. W. Ward
Miss Mary Cawood, Of Chester. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Law
renee and family.
Mr. Joseph Coudon. Jr., and family
OF Jacksonville, Florida, are spending
some time with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Coudon.
Mr. H. Arthur Stump, OF Baltimore
was in town on Sunday last.
Mr.. Irwin Campbell and MIR. Stanley
Davies, oi Conshohocken, have been
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs
George Campbell and family.
Mrs Thomas Kane. Jr., and child.
rem are spending some time in New
York
Mr.. Frank Bailey. OF Philadelphia.
is visiting Mrs. Mary Macdonald and
daughters.
Mr.. Oswell Geese and family, OF
Winchester. Va. baker for Mr. Jacob
Schneider have occupied the house re-
Gently vacated by MIR Samuel Thomp-
son and family.
Mrs. Walter G.. Boyd and daughter
are visiting in Chester and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Alonzo Gillespie and children
are the guests at relatives in Whining
ton.
Mr.. Charles Laws, OF Philadelphia.
Mr. Amos Moore. ri Germantown.
Misses ouisc Wagner oi Rising Sun,
elena Burlin. ri Port Deposit, Mr..
and Mrs Rowland Jones and daugh-
ter. Of Philadelphia. are visiting Mr..
Aiker
Nj Hour, Ru,br az Ncv york
spcnt Sunday last win his sister. Mrs
Harry Irwin
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Steele. of VIII
minpton. visited relatives in town on
SATURDAY, last
Mrs Insenh Davis and son. Misses
MARY and Sarah Ward were baltimore
visitors this week.
Mrs Dr. Inhn Brown. Sr and Mrs
DIR. John Brown, Ir,. and children of
Port Deposit spent Tuesday last with
Mr. and Mrs. NInrgan Owcr,
Quite a number from here attended
the dedication al the New Catholic
Church in Hayrc de Grace Sunday last,
Mrs Andrew Jackson is spending a
few dry. in Baltimore county
Miss Annie GRAY. OF Baltimore. is
spending some time with Miss Sadie
Calvert.
The Pcrrvvillc Americas Band at
tended the Carnival III the Eagles"
in Havrc de Grace. on Friday evening
OF last week. and the bazaar Of the Bay.
side Band on Thursday nigh, Of th.
week.
Miss Clara Pounds. III Elk Mills. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Henry Found,
and family
Mrs. Tilic Ro,t, and daughters.
BESSIE and Josephine. ri baltimore,
are spending few DAYS with friends
and relative, in town
Mis- Martha Wicr. III Wondlawn. is
the guest 81 Miss Elizabeth Donahoo
Miss Nellie Wilson has returned
home after spending several DAYS in
North East.
Mrs. George Nciwcg and daughter.
Pearl. 1T Oxford. visited friends in
town last week
Mrs. Mary lone, ha, been Quite III
the past week
Mr.. and Mr. Henry W. Davis spent
Saturday last in Wilmington.
The pcrry,illc Amrr;rus Rand y;II
play Tor the Fourth oi July celebration
at Elktun this Saturday,: also ior the
bazar II the Red Men, Cornet Rand
ut North East. ON Saturday evening.
The Pcrryyil'c NJ. T.. SUNDAY School
will give their Second Annual Fxcur-
sion and picnic t. Colchester on IuIy
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Ask Tor Allen. Foos-Vsse

\ powder for swollen, tired. hot, snarting. feet
Sample set FREE, Also Free Sample Of the
FooT EASE SANITARY CoRS-rAD, a new inven-
tinn. Address. Allen $, plmstcd. f.e Roy. y. ".
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-10
INTEREST GREAT
IN REVIVAL

The revival meetings al the Ohio
Street Baptist church are daily in
creasing in power and results. Al
last nights meeting, the preacher
delivered clear statement as 10
the unceasing punishment Of those
who persistently resist the gospel,
and also made an equally clear
statement as to the way to avoid
this punishment through the plan
Of salvation offered to all mankind
Five conversions were recorded last
night, al Of whom were grown men
and women, showing the class OF
people to whom Or. Thomas
preaching appeals. Every one
should take advantage Of this OBJ
portuinty to hear DR.. Thomas, for
every one IS made most welcome
by the congregation Of that church
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-10
GREASE CAUSES
$4,000 FIRE
Helena Box Factory Destroyed When
Hot Metal Expl0des BOX
Of Oil.

Helena. Ark, Jan. 10,-About $50
o'clock yesterday morning fire broke
out in the box and veneer plant owned
by the w. D Reeves Lumber Company
completely destroying the plant,
which was valued at $4,000.
Mr.. Reeves is out Of the city and the
insurance carried is not known as he
carried most OF his insurance with
out town agencies.
The fire originated in the engine
room, where molten babbitt metal was
being used on a box. Some OF the
metal dropped in grease, which ex-
ploded and set fire to the lumber.
The flames spread rapidly and soon
destroyed the plant, which had just
been overhauled preparatory to put
ting in additional machinery. 1t is
believed tho plant will be rebuilt.