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The African Elephant.

Stunning man and. IS rule. fleeing
at his approach. the African elephant
when attacked often shows fight and Is
dangerous prey. Kongo specimens have
very large ears that even stretch back
beyond the neck and cover part OF the
flank In color the Kongo elephants
are OF grayish blue. almost slatelike
tint. No one has even reported seeing
specimens OF the sacred white elephant
or india there. In size Kongo ele-
plants have been killed more than
fourteen feet high at the withers and
reckoned 1T more than eight tons In
weight Trsks obtained are sometimes
more than 200 pounds I'm weight and
six feet and a half In length.
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FEArHERs AND EeosHELLs.
hero pigeon fecl is was .cl round
Tae rats ard ra.co are always found.
The man WHO'S rot che T.ft CT Sab
ls ogtcl q prize winning scab.

N here pigeon iced is was cd round
The rats ard ra.co are always found.
The man WHO'S sot che E.ft CT sab
ls oltca prize winning scab.
When your rooster has to walk kan
CARGO style ON account OF his long
spurs it's time Tor you 70 round them
oG nicely with file
II you don't follow our advice. don't
swear az the rooster when he gives
you a good whack Tor catching one q
his hens.
Tho idca thar rose comb varieties are
better Tor cold climates than single
comb Is an error. II poultry house
is $50 cold that IL freezes the single
combs, it's uncomfortable FOR rose
comb.
New York duck breeders complain
that the past season the ducks didn't
lay So wen and there was SO much
inferuiity. To make Up for It iudica-
uons are that the medical schools viii
turn out ~ unusual number Of green
Qu0cks.
Tho latest IS concrete hens nest.
IL f. claimed 10 be cool In summer and
warm in winter. When lousy they are
burned out
The first poultry paper published in
this country WAS the Poultry Bulletin.
New York, April, 1870. Their name
now IS legion. What Z pity they can't
keep the Swindlers out Of their adver-
Using columns.
To those who have been Swindled by
advertisers IN journals its quite Re
freShinS TO hear one OF the papers wall
about these beats not paying for space.
They are going TO expose them IL they
don't pay right Up. But. Of course. If
they settle thcyu be allowed TO keep
on lying in print and beating the pub
lie.
Now that the Hauock matter Is seq
Tied we VIII rest IN peace for q short
time until the next high perch Scrap
starts In the American Poultry aSso-
citation. These old ROSTERS. ambitious
To hold the h,sh perchos. certainly do
give the young ROSTERS good lessons
On how not 20 10 1t.
DO not attempt To fatten your fowls
on an All dry food ration. It IS slow
process and VIII not pay. it matters
nor what the dry crankS say.
\ man is foolish 20 hold ON to birds
at loss 10 set Thoroughbred prices.
Thoroughbred feathers viii not cover
multitude ~ losses. Remember that
q thoroughbred jack can kick rs hard
IS q uonCrel mule.
It is wise n sell ducks dressed to
private trade. Ducks arc an nerves.
i unsold and returned they lose much
n fat and deSh by The exciting expert
ence. shipping live ducks in hot
weather makes thcm suffer end lose
weight.
In planning your aviary make II rs
much Ike their natural hauntS rs nos
siole. Ic VIII be picturesque. an,l YOUR
phcoSants viii he happy ana healthy
amid homelike surroundings
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FARM
FOR SALE

4 FARM, consisting of go
"A acres, lying on the Blue
n Ridge Mountain, u miles
from the Government Weather
Bureau. 800 acres OF this land is
cleared and good smooth farming
land. Would make fine fruit
farm. The remainder is in oak.
poplar, chestnut, pine and locust
timber. There is nm excellent stand
for store, and business man
could clear $75 per month on the
store alone. A good Grist Mill is
located on the farm. The proposed
Trolley Line from Winchester to
Washington will cross the farm.
An abundance of good Building
Stone upon the farm, and limestone
for lining purposes within I mile.
This property will be sold st an
extremely low price.
For further particulars,
address,
NIX, Care of COURIER,
Berryviile, Va.
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THE PoUTER.


What Is this BIRD IL al.Icrnanic build
and Bear Brummei styi.2 This is the
pigeon Top. Dir. Pouicr. most dudish
OF The cooling tribe. View HIN from
any side DE- is swell. His crop depends
not or government reports Tor infia-
tlon. Blowing his own balloon. he
scars 2loft and needs no trial trip be-
fore army experts % test his gas bag.
But Why does the Pouter reach hiSh-
est perfection amid the braes Of bon
ME Scotland? Can he be related in
some way 70 the bagpipe1 Hc certain
" puts on airs. Perhaps tia this re-
semblance that makes him doc OF all
The docs" and paragon OF beauty IN the
land OF Bobby Burns
II YOU are an enthusiast on this
beautiful bird. go 20 Scotland for the
know how 20 build tho best.
The fully matured Pouter should be
from eighteen Inches 90 two feet high.
The crop should be large globular and
well balanced. The wings and tail
should be long and closely folded. while
the body should De slender and the
carriage erect, stately and graceful.
Wiry. knOckknced. straddliDg legs
should not be tolerated. but they
should be parallel. firm and strong 70
support SO large bird gracefully
through such pretty gymnasticai stunts.
Pouters come In white. black. blue.
yellow and red pied.
They are very ornamental. but sell
dom seen on exhibition. as they and
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Don't forget that there are many
poultry experts with small Gocl-S IN the
towns ana suburbs They know good
stock when it IS shipped SO be careful.
Don't fail 20 clean house early and
whitewash thoroughly. Nou VIII thus
get Ia the young stock before she cola
raint and can help pax up that stove.
Don't feed market stock and breed
erS together Separate those for sale.
Feed them q fat,eninE ration. and IT
VIII pay.
Don't put OF winter preparations un-
I'll the blizzard arrives il YOU do
your prospects win drop with ;ne lner
cuvy.
Don't depend on leaves and buck
wheat straw for winter litter. Scratch
and they 80 10 pieces.
Don't feed leftover soft mash. 1t
sourS in few hours.
DONE feed at irregular hours or
expect your hens 10 find q grain co.d
mine in the dung pile
Don't serve your customers what
you would not eat yourself. ana may
you always have plenty on the pantry
shelf
Don't think YOU know the poultry
business from y TO 2, but il isn't nee
essary for you to tell your GumbneSs.
1t viii filter through before son 90.
Dca't think the fellow mt the ot'
end Of the deal IS q dummy lie mas
he a preacher. and then what If yo.
ship culls.
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NUM-. palladium. uranium and zinc IL
is Il singular fact that gold has not yet
been discovered in this great golden
orb
The fact that ''al is action, all Is mo
ton" not only In this world of ouTS."
bur throughout our entire universe. is
illustrated by the sun, for. while all tho
planets OF our system are revolving
around II, II is not Itself stil; ii would
seem to be having waltz OF its own.
1t turns on its axis, II has another mo-
tion about the center of gravity OF the
solar system, and, besides. it is on Its
way, with Its flock OF planets, toward
some distant point I'm space at the
rate Of 9G0 miles per minute. These
facts and figures sound strange and
hardly believable. but they have been
demonstrated mathematlcally over and
over again by astronomers Of different
times and lands.
One OF the most interesting things
To he seen upon the sun is its spots.
for this great king OF planets is not
entirely immaculate. Some think these
are caused by cyclones. some that they
are eruptions from within the suns
surface, some by cool matter from me-
teors falling into the hotter atmos-
phere, and this last idea would seem
the most sensible one. Such a great
flaming furnace as the sun apparent
" Is, giving out life to a colony Of plan
cts, must have food, and possibly the
great heat giving. life imparting crea-
ture may when spots appear be taking
its rations.
These spots, often thousands OF miles
In extent. although they look So small
from earth. can many OF them be seen
with an opera glass. but 1t is neces-
sary to combine the instrument with
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Free speesh In Enoland.

Professor Masterman. lecturing at
Cambridge on modern England and
the liberty Of the subject. said ;acrc
was enough treason spoken IN Hyde
park, London. on Sunday afternoons
TO fill German fortress. Instead. the
orators went home to tea. 1t f. re-
markable fact. however. added the lee
turer, that there Is no state In Europe
where attacks on the sovereign are 50
rare or SO strongly resented 10y the
people Mt large.-London Graphic.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-18
An Attractive Residence.

Your residence can be made more
attractive, more stylish ard more
comfortably by having il papercd
with neat. artistic paper. can do
tins work for you at fair price
and guarantee your satisfaction.
The price is low when the character
OF work and material is considered.
L. II. RTCAMoRE.
Derryyille. Va.
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and there was another moon nearly as
far away from her, the earth. and the
two moons and all the space between
them could still be contained In the
great, sparkling sun.
Its distance from us is 81. S97 900
miles. a very tedious little journey If
we could make 1t by customary meth
DDS. You can find plenty of accounts
In books OF how long 1t would take a
railroad train to get to it. and you can
ascertain 1t yourself by little figuring.
You viii learn, for instance. that linz
tied express travelling 1000 miles per
day would arrive at Sun station In
about 254 years, during which time
there would probably be few deaths
on the train. If when the engine ar
rived 1t could give a blast of the whis-
tie loud enough to be heard here, the
people at this end Of the line would
have to wait fourteen years before tho
signal arrived IL 1t proceeded at the
usual velocity OF sound.
But the eye, most wonderful OF con-
veyances, can traverse all that dis
lance in between eight and nine min
utes. 1t takes that length Of time
for light to pass bctwsen the two
worlds.
What is the material of which that
great fiery globe is composed? The
following substances have been detect
ed by the spectroscope and may be
considered as surely part of Il: Bari
um. calcium, chromium, cobalt. copper,
hydrogen, iron. magnesium, manga
nese, nickel, platinum. silicon. silver,
sodium, titanium, vanadium. IL is
thought that the following substances
are also there. although the proof.
while strong. is not absolute: Alumni
Sm. cadmium carbon. LEAD 9clybde.
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FEEDING DUCKS AND GEESE.

E-GGtANA GOkEN9 AMI GZESE-
OF course you viii separate the ducks
and geese intended Tor next years
breeding from the market waterfowl
aud feed them q different ration. Feed
your breeding ducks. morn and night.
three parts mash q bran. mids and
cornmeaL with - per cent beer scrap
AID $ per cent fine grit. and add 20 per
cent cooked vegetables or II of steam
cd clover.
To fatten Use mash three parts corn
meal one part mlds. - pee cent q
bulk boef scSap and grit.
II pasture Is over. feed your breed
Ing geese mash made up os tCr1ins.
beets and cabbage Tor vegetables AID
bulky mash onc-halr steamed clover
or alfalfa. two-thirds bran auG one
third cornmcal. Throw I'm mix "a corn.
wheat and oats for dinner Tor fat-
tening geese use three parts coruueai.
one part mids. - per cent scrap. re
careful not TO get your geese TOO TAT
or too heavy.
Too much Fat makes q greasy roast.
and too heavy birds are hard % sell.
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their balloons collapse under close con-
lncment and excitement and q Porter
with 81 fglby crop secs its finish.
Fantails. with their full rounded
breast curved necks. beautiful. circu-
lar wide blooming tails, are n picture.
Tuwhlers. flying above ard turning
their aerial summersaults. are enter
tanning But n red pied Pouter sailing
in The clouds with his big balloon and
UlowiuG through the atmosphere an Il
-,lo g1it che 60 look strange be do"
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WONDERS OF THE SUI
Some Facts About That Colossal
Fiery Globe.
AN IDEA OF IT'S GREAT SIZE.

Our Earth and Moon, as Far Apart as
They Now Are, Could EASILY Move
Around In Its Flaming Interior-Some
OF the Substances 1t Contains.
Astronomy does not always consist
u night studies. There are some things
10 be seen after darkness Is gone, both
with glass and unassisted eye. The
dear old moon often gives us good
daylight view OF herself, looking as If
haggard, sleepy and Disguised after be-
ing out overnight The star Venus has
otten been seen In the afternoon. Some
comets are on record as having APP
preached so near the earth that the
same could be said of them for weeks
at a time.
but OF course the great day attrac.
ZION is the ruler of our own family of
brother and sister planets. tho sun.
Although medium sized" as COM
pared to many OF the fixed stars, our
sun is no lightweight, being about
$4,000 times as large as the earth. II
some great force could put us In the
center OF that ultra mammoth globe,
and the moon also excepting her at the
same Distance fson US e she now ~.
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A woMAN's INFLUENCE.
Effect IL Produced On Her iius5and's
Business Affairs.

Business Affairs.
A delegation OF young men lately
waited on their employers wife with
the oldest request on record. lyon
see. madam" said the spokesman. I've
want to have half holiday every Sat
urday. Now. IL You will be particu-
larry nice TO Mr.. Page for n few days
Wen 20 TO him and ask
Gentlemen" the lady haughtily IN.
terrrpted. do you imply that I do not
understand what is due TO my bus
bandT'
'Oh, know all about II. madam"
the spokesman went on. I'm married
myself. Things go wrong I'm the house.
and you're tired and cross at breakfast
Then we suffer at the Office. You stay
up late 20 chaperon your daughter AZ n
bali. and we have more trouble at the
Office You're & bit cross three morn
'ings I'm succession for one reason or
another. and we have a-a-terrible
time az the Office.
You see how tho matter stands and
how greatly you Will obiige US by be-
Ing more than usually agreeable 10 Mr.
Page for three or four days. The
fourth day give him the best breakfast
you can-everything that he likes best
and Wen get what we want In three
minutes.
Talk about woman having no In
nuence In the business, Why. the hu-
NOR she's In has more effect than o
bank failure or a boom In trade"
She thought she ought TO be angry.
but Instead she laughed and agreed to
the proposition. and four days later
when they waited on the head OF the
FIRM he made the closing hour II
O'Clock and said never In the history
OF the firm had things run as satisfac-
toriiy as they had during the last four
days.-London Tit-Bits.
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The Comparative Method.

Theodore had twice been sent 10
wash his hands and was now return.
Ing for the second inspection.
MY child" said his mother, cOmpar-
ing the two hands critically. "your
right is just as dirty as your left.
What have you been doing all this
timeg"
why. mamma" explained the youth.
last time you said that my eft hand
WAS cleaner than my right. SO tricG
to make them even. I'll go again.
Youths Companion.
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a MODERN ANANIAs.

Sapphira. bring the sharp shears here:
This cocks combs not correct
You know. he must have i've points
clear.
The standard now directs.
Just bring the hatchct long with you.
III clip this extra toe
I hope the fancier's fair and true
Who's judging at this show
And bring the razor also. dear.
HIS shanks must Re shaved clean.
1 hope We have no cause FOR fear
OF cheatcrs low AID mean.
Now wash him white with fancy SOAP
And dye with indigo.
II that decent make the brass elope.
Peroxide VIII. know.
Yes. paint his less and splice his tail
These black quils Oh must go.
Oh. how can such q true bird fan
To clean Up the whole show2
TELEGRAM
Your Ananias cleaned up show
Won all TIE ribbons blue.
And thus you see. S1rplira. true.
What honesty can do"
c. II. 2.
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Look here" said the official. "thcrci
he trouble II your wife Glsregards us
when We perslStently tell her she must
not pick the flowers"
Then replied Mr II. Peck. for it
was no other. why ever do YOU Der
siSt?"-JudSe.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-18

Mrs. Henpeck (to her husband
What would you do II were to die?
Henpeck-1t would drive me crazy.
Mrs. H.-Would you marry again7
Henpeck-I don't think would be rs
crazy as thnt.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-18

BE prepared to answer for the sin
sic talent committed to your charge
and take no thought for the rest.-St.
Bernard OF Chairvaux.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-11-18

smoked glass, which can be fastened
upon il with rubber bands either ut the
eye or view end.-Broolllyn Eagle.
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BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. JULIAN BRoADDUs, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday Al lle. m. and 3
T. II.
FFayer Meeting every Wednesday at p. IA
sunday school every Sunday At g.So a. NJ.
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The following orders meet in Masonic
Hall. BerryUlle, Va:
IkEADN ELL LODGE A. +. Il \. NJ. No.
- -lo, meets first Thursday on or before
iuil moon, ana second Thursday there.
after AT 1870 o clock
SEMINOLE TRIBE. LO.R.N M "a
meets every Tuesday night.
BATTLETOWN TENT, No. q, Knights Of
JAe Mac1oees, meets every Friday nigh
at O. clock.
HE MODERN WOODMEN meet frsa and
thirC Monday nights of each month.
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GET ''Polk Miller's
Liver Pills" They Cure
locBuys box at al Drug Stores sad cOantry Stores
cssEzESzz SssxznwgzzxaxzS

THE OLD CHAPEI-An His
torical Sketch. 4 handsome gift
for friend. soc each at this
office, or COO by mail.
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TrtadHsII Lodge 4. R.&kM. No. 2iS.

Meets in Masonic Hall, 4
Berryville, Va, on first Wy
and third Thursday, in ~
each month from October / To May
l, and on first Thursday in each
month from May 20 October 1.
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Kings Daughters, Mrs r. Il. Powers. Pres
icenG Mrs. y. Il. Osborne. Nice-Pre,i-
cS.G Nil Jc>ephin, Crown, Treasurer:
Miss F.oreuce baughman, Secretary:
meets first Tuesday IA each month, at
SO p. IN, no the residence of Mrs A p
Osborne
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A Favor Annrcoiated-

81 have come TO inform YOU" said
the young man who thought the firm
would have to so out Of business If
he went away. that unless nay salary
is raised l shall have 10 sever my con-
nection with this establishment"
Thank YOU" replied the general
manager.
cam l TO understand. then" the
young man asked, that you accede 70
my demand"
''No. l thanked you because you
had relieved me Of an unpleasant du-
ty. I always hate to discharge 4 man
who Will be unable 10 hold Job any
where else. "-Chicago Record-Herald.
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DIRECTORY
TOWN & COUNTY
CIRCUIT COURT.
HOS. 7. ". HAERIson Judge.
Winchester. Va
Meets Fourth Monday in January. \. ,rvh
May, September and November
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Battle Town.. Ed. i'arnett Chairman
Chapel District. Ralph Grissby.
Greenway Distriot-Jscob Carver.
Longmarsh-H Hugh Pierce.
MEETINGS
January-First Monday.
Marcl-SeCond Monday.
May-Sccond Monday.
July-Fourtb Monday
Septeu bcr-SeCoud Monday
NoVem ber-cecOnd Monday
SAMUEL MCCORMICK.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
JOHN ". GIBSON.
Deputy Circuit Court Clerk.
". r. LEWIS
Attorney for the Common wealth.
r. l.. THOMPSON
County Commissioner OF Revsnue
". A. BRADFORD.
treasurer Of Clarke County. Berryville Va.
W. II. CARTER.
deputy Treasurer Of Clarke County. Berry
vile, Va
G.. q. Massey.
superintendent Of Public schools White
Post. Va
&C. =. HARRIS.
County Surveyor, Bowles, Va.
GEORGE r. LEVI
SheiH Of Clarke County, Berryville. Va
JESSIE ". Lurrov.
Deputy Sheriff and Jailer of CLARKE Coro,-
Berryvii.e. Va.
". W. SuA1Luoop
DepHty Sheriff Of Clarke COUNTY. B.rrv.
Berryyil.e Va
A''N' A. r. JONES,
Mayor IF BerryyiIie. Va.
DR.. GEoAgE y. HARDEsrY.
Recorder
T. II. PowERs.
Treasurer of Berryvile.
GEORGE G.. BIcAwoRE.
Chief Of Police
/. HA,rP ERE
SupeHnie"Den, OF Water Company.
COMMON COUNCIL.
H. W. BaSer Ward MOL.
John II. Shacklet4ru. Wa-i Mo-
w. T. Lewis Ward NO.
C. NJ Broun, Ward No. 4.
bEERNNILLE FIRE COMPANY.
meets I EEst 7iid.ay IN each month, 10 D. "a
J9nn a. Enlers. Captain.
irst Lieutenant, l. V Stolle.
second Lieutenant. JAS r. Dakeunar
1AiTd lieIteuaul. John r. Shacklefo-d
secretary. tAas. ". Marks
treasurer. =. g. Bau-hnau. ir
surgeon. d.. A. H. Osborne.
Chaplain. a. i. Jackson.
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Not until we know all that God
knows can We estimate to the full the
power and the Sacredncss of some one
NE which may seem the humblest In
tae worid.-John Ruskin
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hAV. EnW. VAN, Rector.
Divine Services and Sermon every Sunday Al
II a. m. anC p. u.
sunday School John 3. NELL. Supeript.p.
dent, al $3.50 a. u.
Bible Class, Monday, ~ IL.
ladies Ala Society, Ms. J. VI. q. Mcclure.
tTeslIent Mrs. Ida Morgan, Secretary
ami Treasurer. meets every two werks
on Thursday, so $3.50 p. IN.
oman : Auxiliary Missionary Soclerv.
Mrs, EdW. N @N President. Miss Annie
{. Moore. Treasurer, Mrs. \. Cummii.s.
Secretary; Custodian OF United Ofierii ..
Mrs. Lorenzo Lewis. meets first Ned
nesuay IN each month.
chapel Society, Mrs. Il. p. Page. Treasurer
meets on call when necessary.
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NE - ODlS4 EPISCOPAL Church
SOUTH.
hEv. j. HAERY SMITH. Pastor.
''eacliIls' sunday at IL q. IA. and 5 p. m.
EpWorth League meets Sunday AZ :. pm.
sunday school, sunday, 9.S0a.pa
prayer Meeting, Wednesday. Ppm.
"omans' Foreign Missionary Society rn...s
the hrst Friday IL every month = 3
L'icles ALL Society meets Oh the ~ Friday
ia every mOutl az p. IN.
The Little Lights Missionary So,,i,-,,
meets the first sunday il every mon,k
az p. III.
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oman's Christian Temperance Union
meets every third Tuesday in everv
month AZ :. m
The Mothers Meeting IN connection with
.Ar N g. 4. I. meets Ola the first Tues
cay 10 every month a. 5:3O .. N.
me Loyal Temperance Legion meets eve-v
Wednesday 40 2. IL.
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President, Airs. Aun Brouu; Vice President
Hiss Laura ". Gold, Treasurer. Ms.
George. y. Hardesty' Secretary, Ms
Lucy y. Gold; historian, Miss Annie c
Moore.
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Clarke County the Garden Spot Of Virginia.
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The Man of-war's Man May &c
"Snowdgger- or a "SIoper," but He
Uses the Language Of Every Other
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-12-05
SHORTER CHAPEL.

First Quarterly meeting Sunday,
Dec. 6, 1908.
Sunday School at 5:45 a. m.
Preaching at II a., m. and 2:30 p. III.
by Rev. ]. C. C. Owens, presiding
elder of the Denver District.
Quarterly Communion at 3 p. m.
The Y. NJ c. B. will meet In the lee
ture room at p. m. Special music
and address.
The Allen C. E. League at $50.
The Annual Memorial services OF
The Elks will be observed in the even
ing at 1880 The pastor will deliver
the sermon. The choir will furnish
special music.
A special invitation is extended to
all the churches and pastors to be
present and assist US at the afternoon
services.
REV. A. NJ. WARD, Pastor.