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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-09

Secretary Of State Douglass is at
tending to official duties IN this city
today.
A number of outside autos are
spending the day in this city and a
number are daily passing through on
their way to the southern part of the
state.
H. NJ. Yerington is attending to bust
ness in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ule Brule leave this
week for Lake Tahoe where they will
spend couple of weeks at the var.
ious resorts.
Livingston for your file liquors al
the right prices delivered to your
home.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-09
HAVING IN PROGRESS

Haying is we'll under way in this
valley at present. Jim Raycraft al
ready has about 100 tons in stack. A
very good crop is being harvested.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-09
LOCATE CLAIMS

j. X. Lynn and w. r. Morrison have
located what promises to be valu-
able claim in the Delaware district
TO the east OF this city and develop
mont work will be started at an ear
iy date on the property.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-09
No Nominations
in Convention Today

until o'clock tonight when it is un-
derstood complete reports will be
made. --..
The convention will make its nomin-
ations tomorrow and the outlook is for
Bryan on the first ballot.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-09
WILL OPEN POOL ROOM

Howard Roberts and Gene Martin of
this city have leased the SHUTTER pool
room in this city and are busy get
ting things in shape to reopen the
business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-09

LOST-Green hat veil on street
Tuesday morning, gold pin fastening
the veil. Leave at Arlington. Reward.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-09

Have you seen those new electric
lamps at Farrer's.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-07-09

DENVER, July 9.-The platform and
complete their work today and make
full report to the Convention and an
adjournment was taken this afternoon
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ALFALFA NEAL MIL

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raa.eDsa.s u rass-3 L. sIA,sL@s s'.sk
q tse Ml1l, Tae oo2p2.y AAs c~a's.
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-s-e.
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SALOONS CLOSE

RowIn, 10 the will Of the people
IN, saltoas of ortsAy, of which lhefe
uere t~O. closed their doors oU Wed
,csssy nishl al twelve o'eleSs ana
.,lsencd cape u their door. to puo-
.F-l, aancauce toeir demise.
A sae,ik,n aro>e a. Ia the time
,,-,,- .,-,s t,sias ~ the opinion that
.5.-,-5- d, .tsoald Do, oe iuelUded in
,t-. o.s1; za5 that - days would m
c-sr Tllr>5sy. D.: the proprietor
.,.ss.s 81 -l-ly safe- sod aeoord'nsP
- 10 we5.estAy. On the door o'
NzA> IA lgpea'v7t iS7 Hg''oe-' one
-szsz. .1c.e-ui for huadred year,
~ seer IL yr1 Ntui ~h-.seY -
E-.t-> I'f-E >'ole.
~ -ar:.- =. we % L..pr- o' 4
80 ----.r.- - ,vir> tertr-
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~sr BASKET

IA ~ s-r.-. -T=u--- -1luS- 80
,lI=l sr.G-a- --- s-p-asS slr~- -
sl--c s-.lG1l. -,=r= - g-- Se.--s
ll -ls .l-r- lnr. -.l- --4nl Is lu--v e.
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~ >.-al 1g- -a .l- g.r-l - q
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anu 14--as= -4 ~ .-.rnGS. -4r.u-
-le s7=n,ns aamlsr Is -4me- s=r-
Plagsl aal 81 llai 4 pleasant -me- g.
IaS=- ne heart - ne posr 'r=erar--
2nd lis Iuua wife sild ~ scus ,nzl
neg haze - many s-nd anu -aocEuL-
III f-isnd-.
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"ars n 17r'rg - -s--.,

While -ils ss-c=-7z- ---=z-s ara
1snt. n --4EEz VI --e arf--I -
he casters IL re rzaz-z r-sr a.
Tery often -aupe-z. -z= -c1z-rsz--a-
1rSa1 hen n zz- ur--z "a ~. -
COX after rEe 7ru.=u ztzr1z -sn.s
II dis4glEed zalls 7- 4.ss1zz los ~
any 1I1= 1f 'Te- --31a l--0r --ra.rs u
actual cuGE- n 1a= gag. - asso 5.-
charge u 1iz retzEz- ss.ca as ann.
ne dome, cu1zsT7lEf tzE rev mis- =
aging new aoU-s. It q only rs-
vsa-s. by ne wlT. since s-a7--o.
-Unfs took n place d ne ed 57eso,.
- an paris n -l-- building.
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MUCH ADO ABOUT ONE CENT
c,,e,ylnen That Might Almost Be
Called Parsimony.

.-Feououry In the running OF the
branch Of the government
e Ali rich, and highly commcndaoie.
-er,arkcd a clerk In the house post
,-ee but when II comes 70 a 'ns
ion Of squeezing penny until ne
-1-le screams, IL gets TO be vastly
81 -ere7t proposition-parslnonious.
night BE called
The other day | was al my usual
7'sce dispensing stamps and post
ads etc 10 the secretaries and
s.a-Cr-aphers OF the various repre-
saatatives. when along came one OF
hem Who has always counted his
-Aarce carefully In purchasing from
= We rather admired this in him
,-t considered Il evidence OF his bust.
zsss sbiuty and keen loyalty to MS
a-n-leyer's Interests He registered .
letter ,o- eight cents and bought t~o
tEocsrt staurs. raging for them from
4 handful Of dimes and nickels aEd
-anrLes Re Rad IN his pocket con-
fexs as careless about the matter
lzt usrsly glanced II What he gave
ne before showing IL in the drawer
IA hour later the sane secretary
buried 20 the window and asked for
1s
Yea remember when you sold ne
register stamp and two tEo-cent
stamp. about an hour ago. Well. you
s,oE. zas 70, paving much aiiea-
-.o- 70 Ehat Eas doing. and al~zys
.-,. ,,.r ar1r-ry hor much money
etc
-Aste- I5mInute explanation I
sa1uy Understood that he had given
ne iI cents Instead Of l. eeuts-and
- wanted that other penny back
Think ot t. vas on the point OF
.=ili-< him TO wait until We had
checked up tCr the day. tust for fun.
Shen could have told whether or
act nv cash drawer contained cne
cent more than would De required for
he balance. But the saiessrs Of the
est Of The fellows In the room got
Ne going and had TO get rid Of the
= kht Elt secretary right away or
burst cut laughing right before him I
tug town n NY own Jeans and pulled
~ the desired copper. which be took
without delay. almost with avtdlty.
When b. buys now I examine every
7iece ot money be passes 10 ne One
u these days hoVe TO and one 50
BADLY =lurilatsd that I caa refuse t.
2 30 though. vel have to call the
lmhula1ce. for he certainly will drop
% -hs dour With heart failure
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SYMPTOMS

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Baptist Church Services.

Sunday School ut 10 a. N.
Sermon at II a. N. Subject. How
Christ Came 70 Church"
Young Peoples Meeting 200 D. N.
Subject, Being a Christian in Our
Work and Our Play Leader, Robe rt
Waugh.
Evening service p. NJ Subject.
The Guspel Railway
Prayer meeting 500 p. m. wednes-
day evening.
We extend to all cordial invita-
tion to attend these services.
A. NJ. CRAVEN, Pastor.
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esn,a. Nlare-r,.rn..

aaatOn stoSna-d lcrnr. n -a- =
Mansion House E~tsrsiIlei -EEzs --1
saE sEr-z Try. .z1dl1ryiN
landlord teE1ens.inE 55I u 1zr-f
-aer='s =Ome -sn-esrr k.nd 1sc--t
4 ss--u=ss hey - lrr =r0zzz .
slir ge-Pug<
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Evangelical Church Services.

Services over Sunday as follows:
German services 9:i5 a. m.
sunday School, English aud German
at 10 4. IN.
sermon, English, at II a. III.
Young Peoples Alliance at s:45 D. m.
Evening preaching service, 500 D. IN.
Mid-week prayer meeting wednes-
lay at 500 D. m.
Numa preaching at p. m.
evening services always English.
The public cordially invited to these
c. S. Sr.rNMErz.
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Serucss at the Methodist Eo,scooaf
Church.
Sunday, May 10, 1908.

6H0HCn.
Sunday. May 10, 1908.
sunday School, 1000 a M. j. j.
duncan, Supt. Subject Of lesson.
Inc Mission of the Holy Spirit, John
Is: 2b, 10: a.
Mourning worship II u. m.
Junior Epwurth League, 3:o0 D. m.
Topic. Honest Deeds,r 2 Cor. 8. q
and i3: 7.s.
Epworth League devotional seryIce
100 p. M. Topic, "what viii God
give to His children" Luke 10, i.s.
Matt J: 7-i2. Leader MIA o v
Burke.
evening preaching service, g y. M.
MIa.week service "Wednesday evsu.,
Ing at SD. M.
= cordial ~alcous awaits. vow. u. Ill
theeo servicoss q s'''
/ =. y. Rs0A Ras,on
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N4-l * 2vsu s----l a7,t-- -
mus -cl-l- a. -l- l.e-i ,-lE E=- &
lsaa2,'i -s4lrs l.l>4. 7a.ry. A. .a-
sr4~1 s1- Ling --'er> p. --a41ts- d,
.t..4serflE sa4li - --sGS=,. sweetness.
7ls ,lu~. sd -r,- ci~= .uaZ -e-u'lu-
~-,lQu "a. sle pastor lk= --l,4 =
e. --4Aa,-l 90 .l- -aar-! ,r.ll=r 1.
~aT= -le ~ 1ieu 5ClrlGeru n
>,>llh-,- 3yS.a g1-~sa TINE. Il
l4F= heard 4la! --zG-4.Ee- =roE'lt
" eaZEl q Ill -=rG4a~ = BAD
ie,7ce'l "a ! -=t1cu- s=o-et,=r i.
-lle-slla- sl.I y -ak=u zae- ---nr-l
1e.g I se<l- uLs ~z-lgu- - ~
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--i----i @.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday, May 10th, 1908.
Sunday School at 10 O'Clock. c. II.
Green. >upt Lesson Subject, The
Mission nf the holy Spirit
Communion service at 100 4 N.
There will De nu services Sunday
evening.
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Revised.

silison is man VINO does no, CON-
nfeF i necessary 10 tell he truth xt
ali tines. isn't her
Weii-omit the word tines trom
that statement and you'u haye n
about righr'--Cleveiand Leader
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cerarlr-

Ssgtt--Hsy 50 -4-- - ~ .
g7.-at s=ip "a -E- r--r- -seez. ny
1ruurE ma @ 1ga-
l;elsoa-i ton tuq1y =. <srre z
-hgss 1ayz hea-,t 1n me ss-ezc zEsa
1ltsR lals ne fe=i Ike 4ErunE
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Tuz=-ata11Z Wen ,u- =
ava '-~1 2uiz- All E-a. ~ 81 IA <
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AZ
Hlzz=z-~- -e-r
[- +- E1 Erx =
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SEr-rzfef-ir

Surse-Doeror. i sponge q missing.
pnssl7iy you se~ed Il u aside ne
patient
Eminent s1rZenn-Thank vou: -
mind ne to ADD ten dollar. 70 "a. an
for erial.-Puca.
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~. Kne~ Ira,

Is there a garage near hsr.. mn
boy
Well there's none within smelling
distance. siri"-Yonkers Statesmen
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For SALE White Plymouth Rock
sggs. ~ cents per setting
.t6 Mrs. HARRY LEARNED.
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,.c= - - ,z4- IS = >--2c'rl. 1
9a..zsa-ts l2,1.s 1sl.- -grs4-l
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FRED SASS WINS
Eie-sea President School Bears
For Term 81 Tsre,s Wears

The hs.sNy wina satsA A23 ;iScN
taVe ~ traa ll,e pgslA sor ssNSrAl
aAys s.csizat,3 Is, iEsSrSass ia C.laE1c -
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81 aal- wlA Ia,s ~ G., sE-g 49, Ii's
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u ecaas - Q,.i MIA ~ = V.Gsr>
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rc,--...s a., -zs,lsrs In. '.Ss $3.50
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To"n Soord Proceedings

Ens EuIrj o: 'rr,lslse- I.e1 q -~-.-
Ia ss-s.ga NJ. -, -ss A. 7r==zal
except T-,a,s=e J. v >Hi-a- Tie t.t-
ls.aE .-1ra- 5uad> s=r= laFr1 1s-:-
, ? E-s lra,i>, MARSHA. = -. : =
tsaa>1n- -ierS lad -=r5slef- : 80;
, e H=a,ic-~Ju, gglee H.1- r>l-4-.=
sao; \ A 5rgoS>, .-~4S4rsr = ~
The 82.=s committee 49, Instruct
e1 u have L. y Water put 4.r
TIlv= 1sar 1i--r-
On uu5l0a 10 E4s grler=sl -la1 III
a-19snrg D, cyaeli-s1 -slaE4Fs - -1e
-=-cVaSsdsraalua u als BssspalGs7= q
NJ EzslQF s-.gaa.-an.
The cvmm1lo=e m Qr5i8An,7= ~.
Lscease 7s4s instructed % -.G-1ll
v. = Hartman.
Tue 10ll1sIlg 5,I.> -er= l..lv=-..
g. - DenalS, sliarv - p
= ?. RsgaoiGs. ---... -
Hn. E5gar -..- ~ 4
T. II pvsney. --.-. .-- ) ~
c. B. >tesart- lcSau slel;ga4sal>. ~
I n pOSney, =
The Or9say Electric L-ghs AnG
P1ssr O., street .ignls. 600 II p
Health OIficsr Woods maize >Ym-
piaint 1f the condition u saaer l>ea
in Hutei. The Board Instructed thr
NagUr and Trustees Henderson 4nd
>ssinmstz - taSs sne matter Up VITA
M. Can't
The Mayor 5 Instructed 20 issus !
proclamation ~ aaEs a cleaning Up
day.
Trustees Stsinmetz. Cox and War,i
we're Instructed % Investigate cle
proposition u building 4 cosn all.
The matter q cement sidewalks
Eas discussed but 10 action caxsa.
Adjourned 70 Meet n AL adjourned
session MAJ -,h, li0..
M EDGAR
C1srS and Recgrier
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md Flrst aeuue.s

Her-Yon promised il I'D marry you
you'd give me anything ] waufed
Him-Well. what Do you want?
Her-A dlyorce.C1eve Lesder
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For Rent Neat fye-ruom house.
Water furnished. Z W. DowSET.
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TOWN LOIS FOR SALE

On sasv payments. Is choice lots
u select from. PECK 4 JOHNSON.
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SETTING EGGS

Duck eggs Tor setting may be had
Il Gllllvln Bros store. Oiof Lnndahl
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Calling earis printed 1t the Ne~
Era Once
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-02-26
BARGAlNS

New and second hand en-
zines. boilers, and wood work
ing machinery.
0-tf r. G.. Johnson,
Wytheville, Va
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-02-26

WANTED-HOuses TO paint;
inside or outside. Work the
very best and fully guaranteed.
Will paint either by contract or
by the day
II. G.. HATFIELD.
Cadet, Va.
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InE BAPTIST CHURCH
AT APPALhChiA.

Twenty persons have united
with the Baptist Church at Ap
Dalachia within three weeks,
fourteen of them 10y baptism
who were baptised by the pas
tor an the river.
The church has organized a
Sunday School which meets
every Sunday a 3 pm Mr. > &.
Fuller was elected Superintend-
emit. Messrs Fuller. Robinson.
Jones and Cypress were elected
deacons OF the church and viii
be ordained soon The church
decided To organic a Ladies
f Aid Society, and a large mum
Der of the ladies of lhe church
viii ioin %. The chur ch wa
organized o October viii
four mem ber~. and now mum
bers about sixty. We have
bought lot and viii begiI
/ building a house of worship
as soon as the weather vii
permit
j. Or PULLIAM,
February, 20, 1908. Pastor
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Miss Margaret Cabeli, of Nor
wood. Nelson County. Va, is
visiting her brother attorney
MAYO Cabell, in the Gap. Miss
Cabel viii spend several weeks
here.
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w. W. Nickels and family
and Mrs. W. !. Horsley am
children left Tuesday night 70
their frture home al Lo
Tancs. New Mexico. Big Ston'
Gap regrets very much To los
these good people. but Wis
them well in their new home.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-02-26

Miss Margaret Cabeli, OF Nor
wood. Nelson County, Va, is
visiting her brother attorney 1
Mavo Cabell, in the Gap. Miss /
Cabel will spend several weeks /
here.
w. W. Nickels and family
aud Mrs. W. !. Horsley and
children left Tuesday night for
their rrture home al Los
Tancs. New Mexico Big stone
Gap regrets very much 10 lose
these good people. but wish
them well in their new home
There VIII be preaching at the
Bapt-st Church next Sunday
morning aud night The Lord 5
supper will be administered at
the morning hour
j q PULLIAM,
Pastor.
Tn. iieac. of ID. O.. vii
I.n-. nrnwinont farmer iiv-
n.-...nf InU miles below town
u.~ hnru.l about four o. clock
Tu.-i.N afternoon We did
b. n... ...rn f.. cause ~ the fire.
~n. Hi. Stone Gar Athlethi,
Association Cur for which
t.er. ua- been many "a har,
-....II ..ttI. among fne base
The Washington times., 1908-01-12
VAN DYCK PICTURE
BRINGS TEN CENTS
Lost Painting Purchased in
Pile of Old Lumber From
Nunnery.

BRUSSELS. Jan. IA Van Dyclz
portrait which was lost for many years,
and which on Teappearing in the mar
ket was bought for 10 cents. is the ar
ustic sensation Of the DAY in Belgium
1t is a portrait of the artists sister.
Antoine, in the garb of a -1un- Antoine
Van .Dyck presented the portrait to the
convent which she entere & near Waes-
munster, but in the con dnual wars in
Flanders the convent was destroyed ana
the picture disappeared.
The other day an auctdon sale of old
lumber was held at Wssssn unster. and
included in the goods sold was a lot
Of old timber from the cloisters OF the
ruined nunnery- This lot was bought
by a local lawyer, who gave 10 cents
for It.
One piece Of wood re found was Gov
cred with painted but very dirty canvas.
which, being cleaned. proved TO be the
lost portrait OF Van Dyck's sister. Al
though the picture was greatly damaged
and torn, the face is uniniured. and.
with careful repairzL the picture will be
fit 10 exhibit as a Van Dyck master
piece The lucky owner has been In
undated with Offers Of big sums for the
picture.
The Washington times., 1908-01-12
FUCHS PORTRAITS
PLACED ON VIEW
Exhibition at Corcoran Art
Gallery to Last a
Week.

The exhibition OF portraits by Emil
Fuchs was placed on view at the Cor
coran Gallery of Art yesterday and
viii remain the special attraction there
ali this week.
More than the ordinary amount Of at
tention was centered in this exhibition
because of the interest aroused by Mr.
Fuchs portraits among those who have
seen single examples Of his work. as
we'll as that occasiOned by the special
exhibition Of his portraits last year
in Knoedler's gallery. New York.
Defying the OLD superstition, Mr..
Fuchs has hung just thirteen portraits.
Eleven are of women. The most no
table Of these is one Of Miss Marjorie
Gould
The two men portrayed are Mr.. Henry
Wolf, the wood engrayerr and Mr.. Sid
ney Smith. The artist has shown Mr..
Smith seated in a lOunging attitude on
the corner Of q table holding a lighted
cigarette in his hand
In contrast with a suggestion Of re-
Taxation and repose found In this por-
trait Mr. Wolf is ? srayed AZ his work
with a block which "a is supposed TO be
engraving ia his hand.
SIN another attractive portrait Is that
which is merely called "a Little Girl
The Washington times., 1908-01-12
HOSTS Of "DRYS"
TO HAVE MEETING
Senator Tillman to Address
Gathering Tuesday
Night.
Ministers and Temperance
Workers Are Among
Speakers.

Every Christian and temperance or
ganizatlon in The District of Columbia
which is at all interested in the cam
paign FOR a dry city is getting busy
and every organization opposed TO anti
liquor legislation by Congress is hard
at work The big temperance mass
meeting to be held at the First Con-
Eregational Church next Tuesday even
ing, which was called by the federation
of Christian and temperance forces to
harmonic anv differences which may
exist between the various organizations
which are working for the abolition Of
the saloon, is designed TO bring the
agitation for a dry city to q climax.
Much curiosity is being expressed as
10 what Senator Tillman of South Car
DINA, who viii make the closing ad-
dress. win lave TO say on the temper
ance question The Senator had civil
war on his hands over the enforcement
of the dispenaary law when he was
governor Of his State. He hates the
licensed saloon as much as he does
the law-breaking corporations. While
he says his talk Tuesday night Will be
q calm discussion Of the temperance
movement. particularly in his own State,
ally warm utteranCes from the Senator.
Senator Clay to Preside.
Senator Clay of Georgia, who will pre-
side at the meeting, will briefly discuss
the prohibition movement in his own
State, which has been dry for the lasl
two weeks, and has hardly become adj
5usted to the changed conditions. Sen
ator Charles Curtis of Kansas also is
expected to deliver a short address on
conditions in the SuDhOwer State.
Six-miuute talks will be made by the
Rev DR.. +. D. Power. of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church; the Rev. Dr.
T. NJ. Hare. District superintendent OF
the National Anu-SalOon League, and
by Mrs. Margaret j.. Ellis. legislative
superintendent of the National Woman s
Christian Temperance Union, or some
other representative of that body.
Want Station Dry.
Protest against the granting Of a
liquor license for the Union Station
bar will be made by the Woman IN
tcr1enondnatiOnai Missionary Union in
The First Congregational Church this
afternoon This union represents 50.0l
members of the Wcmen's Christian
Temperance Union, and the meeting
promises to be a large one.
Among those who are expected 20
make forcefuI addresses are Represen-
tative Hefn. Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis,
and Bishop Satteriee.
The Washington times., 1908-01-12

claiming they were irregularly issued,
and that the second mortgage is a first
lien on all personal property Of every
kind and class, including all debts owing
the exposition company, and is a sec
ond mortgage on real estate OF the cont
pany after the bonds in the first
mortgage have been paid; that it comes
in ahead Of all Judgments and me
Chanics' liens, ey'e9t the particular
buildings against wIl!ch they were filed.
Decidedly the most interesting part
Of the bill is that which alleges that
tie trustees, TEehdoric Wool and o. ID.
Batchelder. are ineligible because they
represent interests hostile 70 the bond
holders, being SOLE itors for the company
in the litigation. The situation is claim
ed 10 be equivalent 70 that OF the law
yer who seeks TO represent plaintiff and
defendant in the same suit.