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n appearing 20 the council that the tOta
valuation ~ an taxable property ln THIS NUM-.
cipaiity according 90 the last assessment
thereof " ftW,qp ~: being real estate 10 the
value Of fihf,G5oO. personal property 70 the
value Of sllgf6s and railroad and other prop
Prty Assessed BY the board OF public works 10
the value Of fiyf,fJ9 ~ a. certified 10 the
council by the ogccr whose duty 10 rs 10 make
out the land books according 20 the provisions
% sectlon - cnapter 20 Of the code as last
amended, ana % appearing from the foregoing
estimatps that ~ o. necessary 20 raiee by lew.
after dcducung OH credits 81 - for municipal
purposes; therefore 2 levy on each one Hun
drce Dollars valuation ~ ~ cents fl0cl for
municipfl purposes VIII produce the estimated
amour. necessary as aforesaid for the ensuing
nscal year
state 81 West virginia, comfy OF Preston, town
Of IunneltOn, fowl.
i, ~ faTack, recorder On aud for the
municipality o. TunueltOn, county % Preston
and state OF west virginia, 90 hereby certify
mat the foregoing u true COPY from the
records OF al order made BY the council OF said
municipality, on the iXh DAY OF August lfss
eiyed under my hand THIS l2th day OF Aug
ust, leJs.
F.E fARRACK,
Recorder municipality o. TpnneitOn. W. Va.
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Empty dinner pals and half full
ones IS the best the Republicans can
boast OF N this campaign. Repub
lcan boasts Of being prosperity pro.
ducers will hardly satisfy Labor uu-
der these circumstance.
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Nacation-Csmp Mectmg-A pair of
oAFORDS at inst - per cent Off the
regular price. Our entire line ofamen's,
women's, and children's ONFORDS on
sale this month. CASH Sr,nr a.
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Use Dewitt Little Early Kisers. pleas
ant little pills that are easy to take. Sold NJ
Strickler's drug store w. NJ. DeH. New
burS
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DeWius Wnch Hazel Salve Is good for
GUS. burns, bruises. and scratches. IA Is
especially good Tor piles Recommended
NJ. Dent. Newbure
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Reno District Estimate.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
PRESTON, TO-WIr:
At a reffular session OF the board OF educa-
ton OF Reno district OF Preston county, held at
the regular meeting place thereof on the
second Tuesday In August, 1905.
PresenU Jno. II. Pierce, President OF said
board OF education, and l.. NJ. linn and B r.
HOY sc, Commissioners
In accordance with section 3, chapter y, OF
the Acts OF the Legislature OF 1gOs, the board Of
education proceeded 10 make up an estimate OF
the amount necessary To be levied for the cur
rent iscal year, TO cover all district debts and
liabilities payable during the year, including
the probable expenditures for district puT-
poses, and proper allowances for delinquent
taxes, expenses OF collection and contiDgen-
cies, but deducting the money In the treasury
applicable 10 the service OF the year and dist
rtct claims, doth determine and estimate the
several amounts TO be levied as follows:
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE.
Maximum levy 10 cents on One Hundred Dol
lars OF the valuation for 1908 ana l2IS cents on
one Hundred Dollars OF the valuation after 1905
l. The amount due, ana the amount that
will become due and Collectable from every
source. except from the levy OF taxes 10 be
made for the current fiscal year.
Amount due fund from Bherin .............f i30 ~
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MISS DELLA STRoEBE, 40 Rich.
AVA mond ST., Appleton, Wis, writes:
"For several years was in a run.
down condition, and I could find no re-
lief from doctors aud medicines. 1
could not enjoy my meals, aud could
not sleep at night. | had heavy, dark
circles about tho eyes.
"My friends were much alarmed. I
was advised to give Pcruna trial, and
10 my JOY began TO improve with tho
first bottle. After taking six bottles L
felt completely cured. cannot say too
much for Pcruna IA medicine for
women i'm a rundown condition"
Pe.ru-na Did Wonders.
Mrs. Judge j. +. Boyer, 1921 Sherman
Ave-, Evanston, H., says that she be-
came run down, could neither eat nor
sleep we'll, and lost flesh and spirit. Po-
runadid wonders for her, and she thanks
Peruna for new life and strength.
Man-a-Iin the Ideal Laxative.
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Fall Term Regins

September ] =, 2, and 3. Send for catalogue.
THE TRI-STATE BUSINESS COLLEGE
~ Cumberland, Md.
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The debts and demands owed by the dis
trict as a whole, and payable out OF the teach
eTs funf
Outstanding orders including Interest s. ssO %
Delinquent taxes estimated ............... 4m
Sheriffis commission (estimated) ...... ggJ 10
For SIX teachers holding NO one certin-
Gates At So per no Tor six months... 1922 %
For ~ teachers holding No. two certln-
Gates a. $50 per mo. for six months 1870 10
TOr teachers holding No three Certin-
Gates At SO per nc; for six months, Ii7oO
For one teacher holding No one Certin-
cate a. So per mo for months - Gu 90
For teachers holding No one ceTtin.
Gates az 80 per mo. for months. ...- IiiO %
Total atoast "a
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Fall Term Begins

September ], ?, and ,. Send for catalogue.
TllETRI-STATE BUSINESS COLLEGE
~ Cumberland, Md
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Hot weather. Liule ciothing Plenty of
water inside AMI on, Dr. Fahrn-N Teeth
ing syrup 5sbi S don't get sick
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Total value Tor district. .tI.77I7II 81
Safe OF West Vir yinia. County OF Preston.
to-wit:
T. George a. Walls, clerk OF the county
court OF said county and state. do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true copy
from the records OF an order made and
entered by said county court on the nth
day Of August. 1908.
Given under my hand this I7th day OF
August. 1903. GEoRGE A. WALLS.
Clerk
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Maximum levy Is cents on one Hundred DOL
lars Of the valuation
I. The amount due, ana the amount that
Will become due and COlleCtable from every
source, except from the levy Of taxes 20 BE-
made Tor the current fiscal year
balance due fdnd from sherin To-. .........E Jtf IS
Due from general school fund ............ 1850 Is
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Hohitael
Constipation

flay bspcmaccrtk sSescemeI proper
PERSONAL efforts r,ththe assistance
y the oes truly ecne},s;al laxative
rS@sd% Syrup o)kss and Haw JSss..
habits daily SO thAi ASSISTANCE g IA.
lure may be sradaolly aispecsea~@
when no longer needed os&e eests5
rewedies. sSer re9a;rca. areto assist
rat0re and net te supplart the n.lar.
al a~Stioas. ~hich must depend ulti.
rats!y upon proper noaria,wee /,
prspere}jOTts, ard Ifht lMirk se~eral,.
losst is beneficial effects. al~~s
buy the genuine
SwupfEes..AElum3Ssna
~ ~.nSfastsr~a ey&s :
CALIFORNIA
FIC SYRUP Co. ONLY
SOLD NAiL LEADING DRUGGISTS
Que SIZE only. regular Price SOC p~ Bottle
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VESTER b. DUNN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
KINGWOOD, w. VA.
Oilce with WIN @. ConloY. Conrihnnac Snnnrc
Tunnelion Estimate,

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
PRESTON. TOWN OF TUNNELTON, To-wIt:
A. speciai session of the council Of the
town OF Tunnelton In Preston county. held In
the council chambers thereof, In the jail build
Ing on the Itch day OF August, 1901, there were
present, \. ~. Montgomery, Mayor. II. E Par.
rack, recorder, ana A. N. IIalbTitter, Charles
watkins, William Robinson and J. W. Miller,
members OF the council OF said town.
In accordance with section chapter o OF the
Acts OF the extraordinary Bos-lon or the legis-
latuTe OF 1903, the council proceeded 10 mako up
an estimate or the amount necessary TO be-
levied Tor the current fiscal year, TO cover "A
municipal debts and Liabilities payable during
said year, including probable expenditures Tor
municipal purposes, anc proper allowances for
delinquent taxes, expense or collections and
contingencies but deductiDg therefrOm the
money ia the city treasury applicable 20 the
service OF the year and municipal claims, dOth
determine ana estimate the several amounts
20 be levied as follows:
ESTIMATES
Maximum levy - cents on the one Hundred
Dollars valuation.
D. rbe amount due the said municipality.
and the amount that Will become due ana col.
lectlble from every source, except from tho
levy u taxes 10 be made Tor the current nscaI
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district purposes ........ ff7as 90
And 10 pay the same will require a levy
OF FIVE 81 cents on every one hundred dol.
lars valuation Of the property taxable in
said district, based upon the last assess.
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Pc.ru-na Did Wonders.
Professional CARDS.

Man-a-Iin the Ideal Laxative.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
'THAW IS
ANXIOUS
Wants to Meet Jerome
and Prove His Sanity
to the lawyer

POUGHKEEPsIE. N. Y, May 1S.-
III. X. Thaw, slayer OF Stanford White.
may match his wits with District At
torney Jerome late today In his Of
fort TO gain his freedom from the mad
house. Expert alienists called by the
district attorney in his opposition to
Thaw's movement to obtain his dis
charge from the asylum already have
testified they believe the prisoner to
be suffering from an incurable form
of insanity. and that In their opinion
he would be a menace to any com
munity in which he might choose to
live. Thaw has been quoted as saying
that he not only is ready but anxious
to meet the district attorney, and
that he is confident he VIII be able
to acquit himself In such a manner
as to leave no room for doubt that
he is sane and fully entitled to his
liberty. Several alienists and other
witnesses called by bbth the petitioner
and the district attorney have not
vet been examined aud 1t is not likely
the bearing will be completed today
When hearing was resumed today Jas.
G. Graham who has assumed charge of
the case for the petitioner. continued
the presentation of evidence in Thaws
behalf.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
others ahead Of them and that more
were not seriously injured is consid-
cred remarkable.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

STRATER-O. S. Crenshaw, ST.
Louis: W. E. Giiham. Denver; Joe
Buckman. Chicago; J. w. Smiley, w.
W. Scott. J. T. Brown. W. NJ. Booz,
H. A. Yost. Guy Macintosh, Denver:
H. F. strickling. Chicago; J. r.
Swayne. c. NJ. Brady. VIM. Rice. Pue-
bio; H. I. Likes, Denver; ]. s. Hatcher.
Pagosa Springs; Max Lorig. Alvin
Lorig. Colorado Springs; Hans Aspaas.
Isnacio; Geo. D. Nebele. Jr. Chicago.
PALACE-George Milbourne, Pine
river; ]. J. Gaylord, osceola. Neb.;
VIM. Ross and family, Oregon; d. w.
Pollard. Kansas City; Mrs Thomas
Skeen. San Antonio. Texas; P. E. An
derson, Pueblo; w. S. Miller, Garland: /:
H. w. Berger, Piedra, Colo; M. C. Fit
zer. Alamosa.
soUTHERN-G. NJ. Murphy, Cab
ert; s. ]. Davis, Montrose; G. NJ.
Hanover, Karey, Mo-; Geo. Mills. Ala
mosa; c. Massey, Alamosa; ]. C.
Prince. Creede; F. W. Hampson.
Chama.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
MRS THOMPSON FoLLoWs
LIFE PANTHER BEYOND

Mrs. Martha J. Thompson departed
eA,s life last evening about 9 O'Clock at
her place of resideace ON Third ave-
nut between Fourth and Fifth street
Not many days ago her husband died
at the advanced age of 49, She was
at the time OF his demise, she had
since gradually declined in strength
She was born In Sangamon county.
Illinois. January !, 1929, and married
May /. 1S49. Three children survive
her. Mrs. Emily McCarty of Bellview.
Neb., George w. Thompson and Mre.
Mary e. Cooper OF Durango. Her
grandchildren number twenty-one
In her early womanhood she became
Christian and Joined herself to the
disciples of Christ Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson were charter members OF
the Christian church organized in Du-
range last October. The resident min
lister. John C. Hay. will conduct the
funeral services. Sunday at 2 p. IN.
from the family residence.
Mrs. Thompson's long life OF faith
fulness as wife and mother. neighbor-
ly kindness. integrity. honor and Chris
tian consistency, erdeared her to fam
lily and friends. and commanded the re-
spect of the communities in.which she
had dwelt.
With calm trust In her Saviour.
finding great comfort In prayer and
praise and wishing frequent visits from
her pastor. she passed her closing
days in pleasant thoughts of her heav-
emily Fathers past mercies-in tender
thought for the eternal welfare of her
loved ones and neigbbors and in an
tlcipation OF the heavenly home and
Its blessed reunions.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
BOMB PLACED
UNDER PORCH
Wood Worker Has a Narrow Escape from
Unknown Fnemy-No One Injured
by the Explosion

CHICAGO. May ia bomb placed
under the front porch of house a,
North Albany avenue exploded las,
night. 1t demolished the porch and
broke all the windows In front part
OF the building. No one was Injured
In the house which Is occupied by
Albert Olson and Albert Kuntz, the
former living in the basement. The
explosion tore out the front door. OF.
sons family includes his wife and
three children; Kuntz'a consists of a
wife and two children. Olso, who
owns the little property. is wood
worker and the suggestion is made by
the police that perhaps the difficulties
between the wood workers and car.
penters--riva1 unions-might be at the
bottom OF the trouble However. OF.
son was not inclined to give this
theory much credence. e
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
Chicaso's Saloon
Closing Case

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE appellate
court for this district will decide on
Monday what Ii known as the "kenna
case" whereby 1t is sought TO close
the saloons Of Chicago on Sunday. In
this case, so-called because the 81
loon Of Alderman Michael Ksnna is
named as the basis for the petition.
the court is asked to issue q writ Of
mandamus ordering the mayor to close
all saloons ia Chicago on Sundays.
Were such a writ TO Issue there would
be nothing for the mayor to do but
obey 1t. He might refuse but II he
did would promptly lind himself In
jail for contempt Of court. Mayor
Busse says he would obey the court
In case the court issues the writ the
question ut once would be. Is not the
mayor bound to close q week from
tomorrow" 1t would be q curious
situation.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
ELECTRIC
CURRENT
Dog Put to Sleep ia a
Novel Manner to Dem.
onstrate. Theory

NEW YORK. May 1s.-Bsfors .
gathering OF homeopathic physicaans
in Flower hospital. Or. w. H. KiAG.
dean OF homeopathic colisgs. sub
jected dog to electric currsnt 70
demonstrate that electricity can ~
used successfully In place of stAsr o.
chioroform ~ an anassthstte d.
william Disffenbach assisted Dr. King
Mrs. King and Disffsnbach ept blneh
and tan terrier In good hsaltA. shaved
the hair off the top Of his hsaA -
from the back near ths tau above ~
lumbar region. Oas e1sctrols Wae
placed ON his head. the oGhsr - ~
back and an intermittent easysaa -
= little more than stx volts turue1 -.
The current vss from ~ soUn1ns
street supply. uodins1 = . spee1na
constructed appssataA b osstv
iivs seconds The dog ~ uneoaselnna.
He could b handls1 v19Aon& ~ lsan1
danger a awaksa1ng hin. No soaa
tiea vas Deg1uuoA
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
SENTENCE sERMoNs.

Chicago Tribune.
Honesty Is being better than you
have TO.
He who does not doubt at all is
doubtless damned.
1t Is always safe to be sorry for the
self-satisfied.
II you would find folks you must
first be yourself.
It's not the things laid on 1t that
make the life larger.
A crooked path is the straightest
read to the traps Of sin.
helping always brings happiness,
and happiness always helps.
1t Is following the stars we have
that will lead 10 the day to be.
Any man can talk religion. but only
those who have II can teach It.
There always is some character be
ing determined by your conduct.
The nsld Of this world u not to bs
worked hy disgips At our nsiShhors
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
Another Guinness
Victim Buried

LA PORTE. Ind, May 16.-The
burial last night Of the body of An
drew NJ. Helgelein marks the begin
ming of the final stage of the Gunnes
farm mysteries SO far as human knowl-
edge is concerned. Two more corpses
supposed to have been those of Jen-
nfe Olsen and Ole Budburg have been
partially Identified. but as to the iden-
tity of the remaining cadavers, no
clew exists that gives promise of full
fillment.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
COURT ApJouRNs AT TELLURIDE

TELLURIDE. May 16.-Court ex-
poets to adjourn at O'Clock this
afternoon, when all the business OF
the term will have been disposed of
Charles e, Rose. the jeweler. was
lined $500 and costs for buying stolen
ore and not keeping a public record
Of 1t,
The ore stealing cases against II. A.
Floaten, A Dsila and A. Ress were
dismissed.
The case against c. A. Hopkins,
charged with horse stealing. was con.
t.nued till next term and he was
released on $500 bond.
Joe Oberto was fined $50 and costs
for buying stolen ore and not keeping
a proper record of IT,
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
siLvERToN AND BAN
JUAN COUNTY ITEMS

Silverton Miner.
DR.. C. N. Potts Is making arrange
ments to move to Durango and will
make the change within few weeks
DR.. Potts has been resident OF Silver.
ton for number Of years and has es.
tablished q good practico and made a
host Of friends. Both the doctor and
his estimabls wife will be missed in
Silverton but Durango is to be congrat-
ulated on the acquisition OF DR.. and
Mrs. Potts.
Several new cases of scarlet fever
developed this week and the library
has been closed and will not be re-
opened until there is no further danger
Of the disease spreading. Most Of the
cases are in a mild form. Strict quar-
antines are being sustained In all the
homes afflicted and It Is thought that
within a few weeks the disease will
have been conquered. The school
board decided that there will be no
more school for this year and in
every way the best possible precaution
Is being taken.
Sol Raymond. business manager OF
the Durango Herald. spsnt few days
in the town this week N the interest
Of his paper. He says he will return
later In the season to do some work
on some mining property In the north
ern part OF the county In which he
has been Interested for many years.
The Herald Is now delivered in Silver
ton by carrier and when the train Ia
on time is read little after nine each
evening.
While In Durango Monday Rev. Du
Moulin made Arrangements for q
match game Of basket bail between
the Durango and silverton teams. the
game to be played In Durango sboul
the middle of June. Durango has .
good club and II the Siiverton grill
carry away the prize n Will be becaus,
they have become proficient by hare
work and steady practice. The girl
look natty In their new suits OF darl
red, trimmed with sold braid.
Charles q. Thomson Of London. Eng.
accompanied by bis cousin. Mr.. Thom
son Of Boston. visited Silvertor Wed
nesday evening. and left Thursda,
morning. MIR. Thomson Is owner o
the Grand hotel and came here to TAX
! a look at the property 1t IL probable
that extensive improvements. includ
ing a new roof. steam heating plan
and other thinss to make the buildinl
modern and comfortable will BE- coz
summated during the prsssn. ssasog
This will b nod news to al Who hav
esesstea % steo at ~ haneA - u
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
Congress Rushes
Business Through

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The work
of clearing up In the house prepara-
tory to adjournment May % proceed
ed at rapid pace yesterday and to-
day. With only short time allowed
for debate the military academy sp-
preparation bill and omnibus public
building bill, appropriating $4,000. 900
were passed. leaving supplies Of only
the general deficiency bill to be con-
sidered This Will be taken up Mon
day. In addition over eight hundred
pension bills were put through.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
FARMERS
HUNTING
Search for the Perpe-
traitors OF a Horrible
Crime in New Jersey

MATTEwAN, N. j.. May lev. B.
Shepherd. hts wife, servant named
'ennie Bondy. and the 10-months-old
hid Of Shepherds have just been
ound dead In their farm house near
the village OF Wickatunk, all being lit
orally riddled with bullets. The po-
sition of the bodies and the general
circumstances point to brutal muir
der. The farm hand who was en-
ployed on the place is missing and the
entire countryside is being hunted by
hundreds OF farmers. The motive Is
not yet apparent. The baby was not
wounded ~ badly as others and lived
tor sons time after the tragedy. hut
Gsd ~ soon - AslD arrived.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Services are held In the hall OF the
Woodmen of the World. Bible school
at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship at IL
O'Clock. Sermon by the minister. John
C. Hay; subject blessed Are the
Peacemakers for They Shall Be Called
oons Of God" Subject at p. m..
Goodness Profitable for All Things.
Having Promise of the Life Which
Now Is and of That Which Is to
Come" A cordial welcome for all.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
General Appropriation
Bill Passes House

Washington. May 16.-The general
deficiency appropriation bill. the last
of the regular government supply bills.
was reported to the house today by the
committee on appropriations. The bill
carries over seventeen millions. OF
this amount ten millions IL for pen
sions. made necessary by the widows
pension act passed at this session and
also BY old age pension Of February
Z. 1907.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
Bill For Benefit
Of Mines School

WARRINGTON. May 1.-THE en-
Aowms6k n the School Of Mines and
Mining from proceeds OF public land
sales outside of the irrigation states
provided for by bill passed by the
senate today. Bills were passed TO
establish Glacier National park. west
isf the summit Of the Rocky noun
'tains aud south OF the international
line In Montana comprising 100000
acres.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
Surveyors Generals
Salaries Raised

WASHINGTON. May ls.-The sal
aries Of surveyors general will be In
creased from $4,000 to 5000 in Cali.
fornia. Colorado, Idaho. Montana. Ore
gon. Utah, Wyoming and Washington
and to s2.50u In Arizona. Nevada and
New Mexico. An increased appropria-
tion of $500 was made for clerk hire
in the surveyor generals office In
New Mexico and $1,000 In Wyoming.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
Goudy Extends
Governors Invitation

WASHINGTON, May 16.-At the
governors conference yesterday F. c..
Goudy of Denver invited all members
of the conference and waterways or
ganization to attend the next meet
Ing of the national irrigation congress
TO be held at Albuquerque next Octo-
ber. Mr.. Goudy made a lively speech
extending his invitation and It was
accepted with unanimity.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
FIRST sAPrlsr CHURCH.

Bible school at 9:45 =. m. DIR.
Frances will talk to the children.
Preaching at II a. m. and p. m. by
DIR. Frances Of New York. A meeting
for men only will be held at $3.50 p.
IN. DR.. Frances will preach on THE
objectionable Sim" B. Y. p. U. at
7 p. m. Prayer meeting at s p. m.
Wednesday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
The Woman looked
Like Mrs. Guinness

ST. LOUIS, May ia woman an
swerfng the description of Mrs. Belle
Guinness In every detail. Is believed by
union station officials to have passed
through here last Saturday night. She
purchased Pullman ticket but left
the berth only once during the entire
trip to Fort Worth, Tex. where she
disappeared before the police were
notified.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-18
ST. Marks EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

ST. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Corner Third avenue and Ninth
street. Rev. Walton Hall Doggstt. REQ
tor. Fourth Sunday after Easter.
Sunday school at s:40 =. m; morning
service with sermon on The Influence
OF the Christ" at II a. m. Evening
prayer. with sermon on The Good
That l Would; the EVIL That Do"
at 8 p. In. A church for all sorts and
conditions of men. A cordial welcome
to every one.