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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-21
JURY VIEWS DEATH SPOT

OAKLAND, May 20.-The jury trying
the damage suit o. Mrs. Susie Martin
against the Southern Pacific railway
for the death of her husband. Joseph
Martin. Il years ago. with Superior
Judge Harris, visited Irvington today
and viewed the spot where Mrs. Martin
said. train struck her husband. His
death occurred four months later, and
the suit has dragged in the superior
court since then. The case will be
argued tomorrow and will go to the
jury in the afternoon. Mrs Martin
asked $4,000
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Andrew Furuseth OF the sailors
union left for Europe last Tuesday, to
attend the next session of the interna-
tional convention Of seamen. He Will
be absent about two months.
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YARBROUGH
GUERNEvfLLE

valley farm. Boating and bathing IN Russian
river Dancing. Rates IS and SO per week.
Address JAMES THORPE, Guerneville, Cal.
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DR.. 9. 9. O.DONNEIL,s

Mineral springs. at Glen Ellen, the greatest
remedy for lung Diseases liver and Stomach
trouble; rheumatism and catarrh. s p or :
+. n. P. ry; direct Thirty cottages and
tents furnished for rent; hns hsning. Apply 9i2
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LAKE COUNTY

Take trip TO Lake county by Spiers' livery
Calistoga stage line, over the best mountain
road in California. Grand scenery, easy car
riages careful drivers. Round trip from San
Francisco to Harbin, Spiers, Anderson and Mira
Vista Springs. 81. To Adams, Bonanza, Sieg-
jer's. Hoberg's, Howard, Astorg and GlenbrooE.
90. Stages leave Calistoga IL 80 a.. m, Sundays
excepted. Half hour for lunch at Calstoga ho-
tel. Fifty pounds baggage allowed. Tickets on
sale at Southern Pacific office.
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PROPOSALS

Quartermaster General, u. s. Army, Washing.
ton, D. c., April 22 1e0S-Sealed proposals, In
duplicate. will be received here until 2 O'Clock
opened IN the presence OF bidders, for the CON
struetion and complete equipment of / or .
single screw steel steamers for sea-coast artil-
lery service; length 95 feet; breadth % feet;
depth IL feet inches, in accordance with con-
di itions, specifications and drawings which can
be obtained by addressing this office The
Government reserves the right to accept or re-
feet any all proposals. Proposals 10 be
marked Proposals for Sea-Coast ARTILLERY
Steamers, 10 be opened May %, 1908" and
addressed to- J. B. ALESHIRE, Quartermaster
General.
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Aqua CALIENTE SPRINGS

Send your family to nearest t4o+ cn1.A.
springs 10 san Francisco; largest mineral water
swimming tank IN state; tub and plunge baths
IaDle ana rooms nrst class; only two hours ride
no staging Take n W. Pae. Ry at Tibnro5
s serry % "a a. m and $50 p N. Round trip good
can now be had OF all first class dealers VIII.
for booklet OF Information to THEODOR RICH
AhDs, Aqua Caliente, Sonoma County. Cal
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HOTEL RUSTICANO-An ,as.,

HOTEL RUsTICANo-An ideal spo. 70
spend Jour vacation Dancing, boating bafht1c
and all kinds OF amusements. Modern plumhinS
and gas throughout the house. Rates So -
$12 per week Special rate TO families ~
cellent board Open year round. Address L =
EELENGER. Camp heeser. SOnoma Co. Cal
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CIOVERDAlf LIVERY STABLE

Headquarters for Geyser Stage Line. First
class livery rigs and saddle horses speciality.
MRS. H. SMITH, Prop, Cloyerdale, Cal.
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SWEET WATER spR mos

First class table. Hunting. fishing bathing
boating. dancing pavilion Rates 81 to $40 ner
week For Illustrated pamphlet write to J. p
ECKLUND, Proprietor, Healdsburg. Sonons 4
County. California.
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SPRING HILL FARM

The ideal place for rest and recreation Iron
magnesia and pure cold mountain water. Fish
ing hunting, bathing, dancing, croquet and
tennis; fruit and vegetables. A quiet place In
the heart of Lake county's resort section. For
rates write to L. S. PETERSON, MiddIetown,
Lake Co., CAL
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SOLID COMFORT HOME

1900 feet altitude. No fog. climate delight
ruI; unsurpassed scenery; spring water: cement
swimming tank; telephone. SS per week stage
meets train. SCHUYLER s SCHEBEN. Napa CaI
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PROPOSALS FOR STEAMERS Scaled mr.

PROPOSALS FOR STEAMERS pro-
posals, in duplicate, will be received at the
office Of the Depot Quartermaster. San Fran
cisco, Cal, until O'Clock, p. M. June IS
1905. at which time and place they will be
opened in the presence Of bidders, for the con-
struction and complete equipment OF from one
TO four 60-foot wooden steamers for harbor
service OF the War Department, in accordance
with conditions. specifications and drawings
Depot Quartermaster, San Francisco, CAL or
Major w. s. Wood, Quartermaster, Seattle
Wash Proposals 10 be marked Proposals for
Building 6O-foot Wooden Steamers y j. b. ALE
SHIRE. Quartermaster General. q. S. Army.
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SkAGOS

New management. ambitious to pIease
through comfort, cleanliness and excellent 'tahIe
The natural hot mineral waters with Their
healing virtues. having gained widespread reDn
tation, to those not familiar with same we re-
fer to our booklets, etc. obtafnable at our cifv
establishment. coo Oak ST., San Francisco er
SKAGGS, Sonoma Co.. Cal. n. SCHULTZ. Mgr
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MARK WEST WARM SPRINGS

r. and but miles staging. Meet trains az
y. w Pacific at Fulton. both morning and even
ing Round trip only $3.T5. Now owned and con-
quoted oy J. +. MULGREW, for the past Il
years OF Skaggs Springs, who refers with conf
mineral springs; superb boating and svTimy,in,
famous wild grape vine arbors-one 5Ox17O feef
covering MOTEL veranda and driveway ssrbs
pretuest place In California" Is the ver,llct of
.housands Fine table. My own dairy and e-ar-
den All amnsements- Fine trout streams Rsfes
2oo- Address J. F. MULGREw. Fulton. CaI'
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GLENBROOK RESORT

Good table, pure water, fne fishing and
hunting. Elevation 5000 feet. For rates ad
dress TREDWAY &c BASSETT, Glenbrook, Lake
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WHITE COTTAGES

Howell Mountain. home place for home peo-
PIE. Pine woods; table first class; baths; no con
sum ptives Inquire at 1925 Oetsvia st. and l52.
daIgnt ST, San Francisco. write GOETSCHF
& HENNE, Angwin Cal IS to $40 nar &c.
PECK JUDAH. 7s7 Market st.
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CAMP ROSE

Two miles from HealdsSurg; ideal spot for
campers; on Russian River; at base Fitch Mt :.
no dust, no cold fog; Wild, picturesque, grand
natural scenery; abundance shade, pure water
sulphur springs; dne bathing boating and nsh-
ing; trails and rodd 70 top OF Fitch Mt. 700
feet above level OF sea- Just the place 10 en-
joy vacation Rates: Campers. 81 TO 81 80:
bOarders, s. 70 SO per week Particulars write
J. W. ROSE. Healdshurg. Cal.
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OFFICE Purchasing Commissary, u s. Army.
1905 North Point St, San Francisco. Cal, May 10
le0S.-Sealed proposals, ia duplicate, for furnish
ing and delivering subsistence stores in such
quantities may be called for by this Office
during the month OF June. 1905 and in accord
anee with specifications and conditions set forth
in Circular No T. War Department. Office Com
missary General. Washington. ID. c.. March o.
l90s, VIII be received at this Office until Ii
o'clock q. N. May 28, l90S and then opened
Information furnished on application C. r.
kRAUIHOFF, Major, Commissary.
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First class hotel accommodations. Tents, cot
tages and family grounds unlimited Boating
swimming. fishing Grocery aud butcher: also
dancing pavilion on the ground Liberal terms
Send your family. Address 7. ". STACK
POLE. Manager.
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HARBIlV
SPRINGS

OF LAKE COUNTY Is POSITIVELY
WHAT MADE CALIFORNIA FAMODS
AS A HEALTH RESORT-BY us
GREAT CURES THAT DOCTORS COULD
NOT REACH. Aren't you tired and worn
ont and need a rest1 If why not go 10 ihe
best resort in the world, where you can derive
more benefit for less money than any other re
sort in the stateY Elevation 1000 feet where
the temperature of the hottest weather we hafe
IS only Sc Absolutely free from feas and mos
quitoes. All kinds of mineral baths, tub baths,
mineral medicated mud baths. swimming tank.
Best water IN the state for kidney, liver ana
stomach troubles. positive cure for neural
skin disease Mountain trails. Best equipped
gymnasium in the state Fine fishing and hunt
iug close to hotel. Fine vegetables. garden,
dsiry and livery stable. all connected with
hotel. Round trip to Springs at S p office. 81
call PECK-JUDAH BUREAU. 7s9 Market st.
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DUNCAN SPRINGS

Opens May Is. Rates s1l to S14 per week.
Increased accommodations, Address Dunca1
Springs Co., Hopland. Mendocino Co.. Cal.
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DELL

The Switzerland of America Boating.
rine toboggan, croquet. fishing and amusements
OF all kinds free to guests. The best orchestra
in Lake County. HAMILTON & DE YOE, pro-
prietors; also proprietors OF la Trianon. Booklet
at Peck-Judah Bureau, 7s9 Market street.
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SWEETBRIER LODGE

Everything new and first class. Situated In
the beautiful Sacramento canyon near Gastella.
Excellent view of Mount Shasta Good fishing
and hunting. For rates write to n. w. HOPPE,
Castella. Cal. =
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MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages in the mountains near Santa Crus
First class table, clubroom dancing pavilion.
bowling, croquet- Rates 50. $40 and $l2- Car
riage fare $l.25 round trip. Send for booklet.
MRS. TONY PHILLIPS. Prop, Santa Crus. Cal
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THE ANGELUS

Mcdern in all Of It's equipment European
plan. 81 North First st.. San Jose.
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CAMP VACArION

The gem OF the Redwoods is open for the sea
SON. Boating, bathing, tennis, dancing every
evening. Table unsurpassed. accommodate 500
Trains n. ". P r. r. direct to ground. Write
tion. Cal
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HOTEL KENWOOD
CAMP TAYLOR RESORT

Ideal spot for your summer vacation. Under
new management Rates 100 per day. Largest
hotel in the county C. +. FARLEY. Prop.
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AMERICAS GREATEST HEALTH AND
PLEASURE RESORT

Positive cure for rheumatism and
stomach trouble Table first class. The
roads have been put in excellent shape
for staging and autos. Rates Sl2.o0
to S1400 per week. Baths free TO
guests. For further particulars address
r. II. CURRY, proprietor, The Geysers,
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BEACH(HIL INN

Persons desiring nice. quiet place, go 70
Beach Hill Inn. Artistic furnishings, elegant
rooms extensive grounds, overlooking the beach;
improved since last year. Address MISS A.
PORTER. Santa Cruz.
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BROOKSIDE FARM

El. 5000 feet. Home place for home people.
Beautiful scenery hunting. fishing; best Of table;
plenty of milk, cream: raise our own vegetables.
Phone. daily mail. For rates write to MRS n
SMITH, Middietown, Lake Co.. Cal.
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John Days Resort

25 miles from Ukiah The ideal spot to spend
your summer vacation. Large pine forests; sad
die horses. Rates SIS per week. For particu-
laEs address MRS. j. L. Day. Potter Valley. Cal.
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HOBERG'S

In the pine mountains. California's choicest
climate Phone. bowling and swimming GRO
quet, hunting, Hshing. Best OF meals. Place
TO enjoy country air For rates write to MRS
N "a. HoBERG & son, Hoberg's Resort, Lake
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WILSON'S mn

A home mountain place 12 miles from Mana.
Elevation I.90O feet. Pure air and water.
Own milk, cream, fruit and vegetables Phone
and gas. IS to Sill per week Folders.
ARNo ii. WILSON. Atlas. Napa Co.
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sEABRIGHT HOTEL

Santa Cruz. CAL; pleasant family resort;
minutes walk from beach electric cars to al
points OF interest; 50 to S12 per week. B.
WEBER, Prop.
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TERRACE GROVE HOTEL

In the heart OF the Santa Cruz mountains. Un-
der new management. Address LAW DABEL.
wrights. Cal.
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own suMsEs HOME IN CAMP MEExrp

Mountains Of Sonoma Co. SnNlE mLLhEk
Equable climate. Lots SIS up Cottages hril,
SS5 up Depot, stores. restaurant hotel phone
post, express, churches and sawmilI: 500 lofs
sold 500 cottages built. Sausalito ferry C
MEEkER, Camp Meeker. Sonoma county.
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June /. KEY ROUTE INN" Oakland win
change TO the AMERICAN PLAN. Special
rates to permanent guests. Moderate prices
Table d'hote meals y s MULLAN, Mgr
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HOTEL MOsCONl, HALFMOON BAY

Ocean Shore Railroad direct 2 hours headouar-
ters automobilists. fishermen and hunters; me
Italian dinners on short notice; grand view Pa
eine ocean and coast range.
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CUERNEVLLE HOTEL

On the Russian river. First class accommoda-
tiops: good boating. bathing and swimming. For
rates and information write E. f. LAUTEREN,
Proprietor, Guerneville. Cal.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-12

| flung away In angef-tbcy Wish me
10 take that"
She withdrew her hand aud rose and
looked away toward the western hills.
The greatest romance in the world
is here, Shirley. have dreamed II all
over-in the Canadian woods. on the
Montana ranch as watched the herd
at night. My father spent his life
keeping a king upon his throne. but ]
believe there are higher things and
finer things than steadying shaking
throne or being a king Aud the nam
that has meant nothing to me except
dominion and power--it can serve no
purpose for me to take Il now. learn
ed much from the poor archduke, lie
taught me 10 hate the sham and shame
OF the life he had fed from. My IA
ther was the last great defender OF the
divine right OF kings, but believe in
the divine right OF men, And the dome
of the capitol in Washington does not
mean to me force or hatred or power,
but faith and hope and mans right to
live and do aud be whatever he can
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-12
TO THE coLoRED VOTERS.

The colored voter, who intends "a
vote against Taft. because Roosevelt
discharged the negro troops for the
Brownsville affair, should remember
that those colored troops were doing
Just what Kentucky night riders do
shooting into jefenseless homes under
cover of darkness. All the soldiers
were not guilty. just as all the night
riders are not guilty of actual raid
ing; but al the soldiers knew who
the guilty ones were, and refused 10
tell.
They we're In the uniform of United
States soldiers, drawing United States
pay. under oath to protect the lives
and property Of citizens and uphold
the laws, and they we're caught con-
spring TO protect against those law
comrades. who had violated them.
They proved themselves unfit for sol
diers and were discharged. that Is al.
Any colored man. who respects his
own race, should applaud the presi-
dents act.
VIII he leave the party Of a presl-
dent, who punished negro despera-
does for shooting into white homes
and a governor. who Furnishes white
Idesperajoes for shooting into both
white and colored homes. for the
party. whose very officers hands arc
red with blood and grimy with the
smoke of cabins and barns.
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INTERESTING FACTS.
W. ID. Mcpherson Offers TO Cure
Catarrh-The Medicine Costs
Nothing II IL Fails.

When a medicine effects a cure IN
sS per cent of cases. and when we Of
fer that medicine on our own personal
guarantee that II will cost the user
nothing II Il does not cure Catarrh'
| II Is only reasonable that people
should believe us. or at least put our
claim to practical test when We take
all the risk. These are facts when
we want the people of Paducah TO
substantiate. We want them TO Try
Rexall Mucu-Tone. a medicine pre-
pared from u prescription OF phy-
sician whose specially was Catarrh'
and who has a record OF thirty years
of cures to his credit.
We sell more bottles and receive
more good reports about Rexail Mucu-
Tone than we do of all other eatarrh
remedies sold in our store, and II
more people only knew what a thor
ougbly dependable remedy Rexall
Mucu-Tone Is. II would be the only
catarrh medicine we would have any
demand for.
Kt Kali MuCu- ioH' - MUMMY ~
sorbed and carried by the blood un-
IN II thoroughly disinfects and cleans
es the entire mucous membranous
tract. destroys and removes the para
sites which injure and destroy the
membranous tissues, soOthes and
heals the irritation and soreness,
stops the mucous discharge, and
builds up strong. healthy tissue, re-
nev6s the blood and system OF diseas-
ed matter. stimulates the muco-cclls.
aids digestion and improves nutrition
until the whole body yibrates with
healthy activity, In a comparatively
short time there Is most noticeable
gain IN weight. strength, good color
and feeling Of buoyancy.
We urge you to try Mucu-rone
beginning a treatment today. ~ any
lime YOU are not satisfied. simply
come and tell rs, and We viii quickly
return your money without question
or bubble. We have Rexall Mucu-
Tone in two sizes, soc. and 500
W. ID. Mcpherson.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-12

Two r9o1 services we're held at tic
First Baptist church Yesterday Morn
ing With two splendid sermons by thc
pastor. The Rev. NJ. Z. Dodd There
were four additions. and one was
baptized IN the morning the Rev.
Dodd spoke en- "RcvlNals. and with
a ihcrt BIT OF history showed that r.!
WAS extended far back into hlstcff-
Ills sermon prcsaccd the revival that
Will begin next SUNDAY at the church.
which will be- led by the Rev. w. h.
Now IN. OF Owcnsboro. In substance
he urged that every member be ready
for the revival and 10 make this a
week Of preparation. lie urged Tor
a religious revival. and not one that
aroused porsors By excitement.
In the morning the annual lsttcr
TO the Baptist association was read
which showed substantial gains IN
contributions to missions and bercy-
client purposes. The total couarlbu-
tons TO district. state. home and for
c'gn missions Il si.J39Gf aud 90
ministerial education was s2t7.75.
The total contributions for the year
for all purposes were s6.7i5.9G. In
the Sunday school a good advance
ment was made a. there are 81 teach
ers and 5s5 students enrolled. The
Woman's Missionary and Mite socle-
ties kept pace with other departments
Of the church In Announcements
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For Fishing.

4 certain John Simmons had beer
a twentyl-years' abstainer, but feI
from the ways of grace and worship
ped the yinous god with all the fervel
of a pevert.
r cling the need Of recuperation
he sent his boy to an adjacent hos
terry for a bottle OF whisky
But" cried the hotel proprietor
who's It for?"
FOR my father" said the boy.
Nonsense Your father is tota
Iabstainer. and has been. to my knowl
edge. for longer years than you'y,
lived"
We'll, at all events. he sent me fol
TO let You into a secret" the DO,
said. ashamed TO tell the truth. "he'l
going fishing, and be wants the corl
to use for a float. Philadelphia In
Iqulrer.
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the bond issue. the people arc forget
ting something more important even
than that, the continuance of the
schools and the payment of teachers.
The school board tells us there Is not
enough money to run the schools this
year, and that money must be Sc
cured. The bond Issue won't take
care of that Not a cent of that
money can be expended either in pay
ing the salaries of teachers this year
or increasing their pay. 1t can be
spent only ON buildings and equip
ment.
SO. no matter how the bond issue
goes, We are still confronted with this
problem of paying the teachers and
keeping the schools open. Let the
school board and the city officials. the
patrons of the schools and all inter
ested in them get together and solve
this problem, regardless of the bond
issue.
The city can wel afford to give the
schools ten cent levy out Of the con-
tingent fund. which may be antIci-
pated in January.
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PAY FOR THE TEACHERS.

Owing to an apparent confusion in
the public mind In regard TO tie pro-
posed bond issue for which The Sun
was partly responsible by failure to
be sufficiently explicit, The sun win
explain its attitude. There Is just
one overwhelming issue in which The
Sun right now is interested, and that
Is the continuance of the schools for
the Whole school year and the pay
nltht of teachers salaries There arc
a lot of other matters. payment of the
floating debt, better equipment OF
schools, increase in teachers pay and
the extension OF the school system,
but those matters have waited. and
cannot be remedied this school year
anyway, 20 We are contented to wait
for them, especially the building OF
new schools, as We have not the
money with which 10 run them, II We
should build them.
But We fear In The discussion Of
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lat THE CHURCHES
BrnaalMay NIethotIisi

Large congregations were present
both morning ard evening M the
Broadway Methodist church. DR.. sui.
Ivan preached IN the morning a
strong aud thoughtful sermon on
Gods Jewels and How lie Loves
Them" Mrs. LEILA Wade Lewis was
the sololfi. At the night hour the
Rev. @. W. Banks. OF the Fountain
Avenue Methodist church. filled the
pulpit. Dr Banks' sermon. The lily
Life for the Christian" was a fine
exposition Astounding in helpful
points The ofertory was sung by
Mrs. Samuel r. Hubbard. Miss Julia
Scott Mr. John u. Robinson and Mr.
Robert Scott
The Home Mission society OF the
Broadway Methodist church Will OBJ
serve this week as one OF Prayer aud
.Self-Denial. Services VIII be helr
at the church on Monday. esday
and Wednesday afternoons at 3
O'Clock. The Home Mission society
Of the Fountain Avenue church will
unite with the Broadway society. The
prayer service on Wednesday evening
viii be In honor Of The Home Mission
Workers.
The Senior Epworth League of the
Broadway Methodist church last
night e,ected is officers for the year
as follows: President. Mr.. John L.
Robinson; first vice president. Mr.
Vernon Merritt: second vice president
Mrs. Milton Garrow; third vice presi-
dent, Miss Virginia Newell fourth
vice president. Miss Susan Morton:
Secretary ana treasurer. NJ. J. II.
Faust; organlst. Mss Lucille Black
ard; agent OF the era. VIII Blackard.
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NOTICE TO GRAVEL ROAD CON.
TRACTORS.

Will, at my Office at the court
house. October IA. y. m. 1905. re-
ceiye sealed bids for the purpose Of
grave.lng the following roads: Love
laceville and Florence Station road
from May6eli road to Houser road
Peter shop road from Blandyll.e road
to Lovelaceyille road at Lone Oak:
Ollvet church and Gum Spring road
from Cairo road to Hluklevi.le road
Lane road from Mayfield road to Pool
road. The county reserves the right to
reject any AM all bids For any fur
ther Information see the road super
visor. ". d. JOHNSON,
Road Supervisor.