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The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-27
Steene.
AUG. 2lth. Mr.. Brown who said there

AUG 2ith.-Mr. Brown who said there
woH,d be frost the 7th OF September, IL
away behind the time, ~ last Friday
corning, the early rlsrrs III this section
discovered that Jack Frost had already
put in his appearance.
The bubullnk is still improving his nest
by putting on another addition. The
link saysns the young links begin to
soar in from all directions during the
summer months, there ID hardly room
tor comfort.
The net proceeds from the box social
last week were 30 90.
Josephine Perry has hen OF the huff
Cochin variety that deposits in II nest
every other day, Il egg measuring : by
Il! inches, which is Tar ahead of Mr.
Arthur's famous laying hens.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Wright, of Car
bonduir, wcr" visitors here last week.
Albert Oie,l is doing the carpenter
work Tor large wagon house, besides
an addition to the residence OF }. +.
Haley,
Tnrrs Is now $52 raised toward the
rooliLg OF the chapel, which requires 80
purchase the material.
There are several farms In this section
| that have not n drop OF water III their
springs at the present time. The far
mers being compelled to drive their cat
| tie and draw water long distance.
| tNarlcs Drunle ana daughter, FLOR
rnG,, have returned from Il two weeks,
VISIT WITH friends at Albany.
Potatoes are about a third of crop
| throughout Wayne county.
| Wl3nm C.ft, OF CGrbOudalr, is visit
| ing friends here.
| Chicken thieves have been quite busy
| ia the vicinity of Prompton John White
who is now in jail ut Honesdale, had
| quite novel way OF capturing his
| neighhofs' chickens, but WAS caught In
| the act. He would take IL dish OF corn
| aud 20 as near as possible without being
seen by his neighbor aud scatter corn all
| the way back to his own chicken house
not tsrgetting to throw plenty inside the
door and then lay nud walt Tor his gamt
| which ht knew would soon he on ia,
| trail, aud a. the trhil ended inside th'
chicken house door, the lives of the
fowls soon ended that passed bcyoh'
the portals OF the door. 1t les rumoret
that most OF the poultry raiscrs are nov
sleeping with their poultry, with
double barrel shot gun n readiness io
ali comers.
| Wesley Roberts and sister, Elizabeth
of Port Jervis, are the guests OF Mrs
VIM Mils.
Miss Pearl Swingle has returned home
after two weeks visit ut Carbondale.
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For some time past, German manu-
fAoturers Of patented articles have taken
. peculiar advantage OF the British pat
ent laws aud British free trade. They
have obtained patents In Great Britain,
to prevent competition In that country,
and having thus secured the British
market, supply 1t with goods mauuEac-
tured In Germany, free from tariff re-
strlctlons. In order to bar this practice,
an act of the British Parliament, that
went into effect yesterday, provides that
the holder OF British patent must, with
In four years after 1t is granted, manu-.
taotute the patented article Ia the Uulted
Kingdom, or forfeit the protection OF the
patent aud the manufacture must be
carried on ITO an adequate extent Both
Germany aud France have restrictions oI
this character, aud In this amendment oI
its patent laws Great Britain only follows
their example.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

winwood Dairy Association to VIM. J.
Rogers. July y. 1908. Preston. u 200.
Henry B. Neeff and wife to y. G. Bortree
and Floyd F.. Bortree. July 20. 1905 Lake.
Joseph sirgolus and wife to Joseph Mar
cine, July ~, 1908. Clinton. 800.
Charles b. Elston ct al. to William Fueg:
lein ana wife. July Z. 1908. Sterling and
VIM. Ii. McMinn and wife to Blanche F,
Cook. July 10, 1908. South Canaan, tl.sOO
VIM. II. McMinn and wife TO Ellen Cur
tbs. July IT, 1908. South Canaan. 600;
William Egan to William Il. Tamblyn
July 3, 1903. Dyberry. sl.
d. l.. Hover aud wife to Geo. W. Decker
July 20, 1908 Honesdale. s3eOO
Mary Bernsdorf 1T al to Margaret Gran
ger. July :, 1908. Berlin. g.
Josephine Tread Well to Michael Paul Sen
sen. July :, 1908. Hawley. taO.
Minor brown and wife to Levi L. Will
H. F. Kimble aud wife to Emmett Il. Den
mis- July %, 1905. Damascus $50.
Henry b. Ne,fT ". ID: santoro and F.
Lamhorde. July 20, iohs, Lake; $50,
| er. July Is, 1905 Texas. $500.
Oliver fillmore and wife to Geo. L Cat.
July ID, 1905. Damascus. $1,000;
Charles Markey and wife to John W. Bod
eman. July IA, l5Os. Texas. $1,000. ..o
John LEM to James Muudy. July Z. 1908.
Texas. 1880.
Eva L. Bassell ct al. to WIN. II. Sampson.
| July y, lOS. WaymaTt. tooU'
| Elizabeth A. Waterson ct al. to Char '"s
| W. Hoffman,. July II, 1908. Paupack. Sl
Mary Jane Smith to Thomas. Cole July
| Is, 1905. Wnymart. $iOO.
| Ahram Bennett to John r. MAudsly, july
| |, 1905 Manchester. 400.
| Thomas Cole and wife to Ira Case, Les
| ie ai case and Russell f. Case. July 2, 1908
| South Canaan. $500.
| FrankIin Il, Varcor ct al. to Thomas Cole
July 3, 1913. Waymart. 1850.
| Henry ii. Webb and wife to Fred. G
| Dillemuth. July 0, 1905. Dyberry. t3,b0O
stephen Strobl to Joseph Bogad and Johl
| Thirk. July 2, 1908. paupack. tl,400.
| Abram Bennett and wife to Boyd G
| Mitchell. July 0, 1908. Damascus. t235.
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Bethany.

AUa. 2jth.-The Sunday School pic
MICS, last week, were very much ujoyed
by all. AT the Presbyterian union pic
nic, at Wilmarth's Grove, over two hun.
dred ate dinner, and Ice cream was served
to all, free.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Chapel and two
sons, OF White Plains, n, Y, are spend.
ing few days with the latters father,
John II, Strongman.
deorge Eekhart, OF New York, arrived
Saturday, to spend two weeks vacation
with his wife aud daughter, at Miss
kemp's home.
Florence Manning is vlsltIng her cousin
In Seelyville.
School will open on Monday, Aug. 3lst,
with Miss Many as teacher.
A camping party, composed OF the fol
lowing young ladles-Ella Gammell Eva
harmes, Lillian Anderson, Carrie and
Dolly Cody, Marjorie Houser, Blanche
Starnes, Florence Blake, Margaret Man
ming, Edna Blake, and Freda Rose, oi
Cherry Ridge, chaperoned by Miss tiil
christ, left on Monday for weeks stay
at the Club House, at Upper Wood,
Pond, William Houser is also In attend
ance.
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THK Democratic State Convention OF
Minnesota, controlled by state officials
who wished to stay Ion the job" has
shanghaied Gov. johnson into another
nomination for Governor, in defiance OF
his vehement kicking aud protesting that
he would not accept the nomination.
This Ii done with view to aiding Bryan,
but 1t cannot be depended on very far IN
this direction. johnson was elected dov-
ernor In 1904, by majority Of q, ,s6a but
At the same election Roosevelt received
a majority of iGi, ,l64, II the people OF
Minnesota prefer johnson, as Governor
to his Republican opponent, they may
cleo, him again, but this will not prevent
them from showing stronger preference,
for TAFT au President.
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And now certain Pennsylvania Demo
Gratis deny that Bryan originated the
campaign oonuudrum, "Shsll the people
rulet" f. ID. zelgler, Democratic cRndi-
date for Congress Gin the Goth district
york aud Adams), has produced pam
phiet written several years ago by the
late Chauncey F. Black, entitled, "Shall
the people rule, or shall the people be
ruledi' to show that Bryan borrowed
"the overshadowlng issue" from the for
mer Democratic Lieutenant. Governor OF
PennsylvanIa.
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Producers and Consumers. ."

Col. Bryan has raised the long yell for
campaign cash, In q manifesto headed
"Wanted-CampaIgnc contributions from
citizens OF the republic who favor these
Democratic propositions" And the first
Of these propositions is the following;
Tariff revislon by representatives Of
the consumers OF tie products, aud not
by the agents of those Sh1 make exorbi-
tant profits by mauutactu.s aud sale Of
highly protected produots."
Here Col. Bryan adopts the exploded
theory that a nation is divided into two
hostile sections or classes-producers on
the one hand, aud consumers on the
other. This is a fallacy that even British
free traders long ago abandoned. Obvi-
ously, every producer lie also consumer,
and the consumer who is not also pro-
ducer must be supported by the produo.
ers. The work by which nation IL
maintained Ia the work OF production,
aud all who do any part Of this work are
either directly or indirectly producers.
Whether q nation consumes its own pro-
ducts directly, or exchanges then for the
products OF other nations, II can have no
more value than 1t produces. Hence the
vital problem for each nation IL to make
It's labor most productive and secure for
It the largest return.
There can be no real Antag onlsm Of IN.
the same men as consumers OF their col.
lective products. II they pay less as
consumers, they must receive correspond.
inRly less as producers. Whatever re.
duoes the return for the product peces-
sarily diminlshes the producers means
Of buying, aud his power to consume,
Thus tariff revision Tin the interest oi
the consumers" collectively, would real.
ly profit them nothing, since II would af.
tect them adversely, in an equal degree
as producers OF the commodities cou.
euIned. The consumer OF wooden, oot.
ton, glass, iron, leather, or other manu-
| taoturep, for instance, might profit by u
reduction in their price. but iu such cas-,
his own product, whatever it might be
must suffer a like reduction In the ia
| terest OF its consumers. Ii the peopl,
collectively prosper as produc ere, the,
will not collectively suffer as oon sumer
| OF their own products. Under no 600
nomic system eau they consume more, II
value, than they produce. Tue aim o
the protective policy lie to maintain ma
tiousi prosperity by making producer,
prosperous AS such, by expanding All,
dtversifying home industries, and shut
ting out foreign competition that woul,
all our markets at prices below the cos
OF home production.
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Summer complaints ani other serious all
ments common in hot weather can be trao-
ed to the stomach nine times out OF ten.
Keep the stomach IN good order right now
hy keeping bottle OF kodol handy IN the
houle all the time, but especially during
this month, Take kodol whenever you feel
that you need Il. That Is Jhe only time you
need to take kOdOl, Just when you need
1t then you viii not be- troubled with sour
stomach, hclchlng, gas OF the stomach,
blOatiug, dyspepsia and indigestion, sold
by PElL The Druggist
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upon the voters with a return ns sudden
ps ]. was unexpected. In les9 than "a
fow dnys," nn express wagon delivered
a, 'ho wriler's door load OF teas, cof-
frrs. sucara, cnnpcd goods, and kindred
nNrrla'ina sufficient TO stock q small
store, "'gith the compliments OF the
sh'pp,r."
h1I that wG' tho beginning Of n
brlgr...h1art frlondship which, includ.
tne many suilAr episodes lnstcj m.
,,.aiei ultl wc yore called to mourn
l's ast ,ni uatim ',y d1a'h.
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GHERIFFS 5 SALE of VALUABLE REAL
> ESTATE.-By virtue of process Issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Wayne
county, and State of Pennsylvania, and to
me directed and delivered, have levied on
and will expose to public sale. at the Court
House. Honesdale on
FRIDAY, SEPT. IL, 1908, at p. M
All OF defendants right, title au1 interest
in the following described property, to wit;
All that certain piscs or par0er Of lnud
situate in the township OF Canaan, County
of Wayne. State OF PennsylvAnia, bounded
aud described az follows;
BEG GINNING at the Milford and Owego
Turnpike; thence south seventeen de gTees
west about twenty-seven rods aud twenty
two links; thence slXty-four degrees east
about nine rods aud six links; thence north
seventeen degrees east twenty-four rods to
the turnpike aforesaid; thence west along
said turnpike about eight rods and ak links
To the place of beginning. CONTAINING
one and one half acres of land more or less.
Being same land which Mortimore Tuthiul
conveyed to Truman Sprague by deed dat
ed recorded in Deed Book
No. 81, page les.
Upon said premises s one and a halt
story house and frame barn aud other i'm
provements.
Seized and taken in execution as tue prop
erly of Truman Sprague at the suit OF q. Il.
Guther. No, l37 Juue Term 1908. Judgment
$500 real debt si51 30.
TERMS OF SALE, CASH.
Purchaser to pay %. for deed as in Sherif's
~ wM. B. RoADKNIGHT, Sheriff.
SheTifl's once, Honesdale,
Aug. l5 1907.
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Col. BRYAN appears hopeful OF the
South. He last week Cancelled his en-
gsgements to speak In Georgia, saying
that he considered. the State certainly
Democratic, and that 1t was more In.
portant to get In his work where the
result was doubtful, IL he feels thus en-
couraged about Georgia, he may enter.
tain hopes OF carrying Texas,
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Maplewood.

AuG. 2th. The United Evangelical
Sunday school will hold their annual
picnic in the camp grounds, Thursday,
Aug. eth. The scholars will meet at the
church aud march to the grounds.
a new Bible class Ia being formed for
the coming year. Those wishing to take
the course Of study can receive the
papers from Rev. j. a. Rosenberger.
o. =. Snarpe will soon open a aiX
weeks series OF meetings at Dutch Flats.
Mrs M. l., Keeue aud Jennie Keene
spent Monday in Scranton.
Ms. Elias Black is slowly recovering
from her recent injuries.
4. \. Jones has some splendid post
cards of the camp meeting.
Clarence Ferris leaves next week for
State College.
The county bridge Is completed and
the grading is being hurried along,
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A Business Education.

A business education has enabled
many people to attain high salaried po-
sitions Bookkeeping and Shorthand
should be learned in a well-equipped
school. By the thoroughnees OF its
courses aud completeness OF its equip
mcnt, the l.ackawanua Business Col
lege has bee me tho largest school OF its
kind in this section OF the country.
Over 500 students in attendance last
year. A post card will bring our new
Journal, showing the various new oftice
appliances used for instruction.
LACKAWANNA BUSINESS COL
LEGE 3lG Washington Avenue, Scran-
ton, PA. l6~2
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FREE FREE FREE THE Philadelphia
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20; coursa," spid tho visitor, when
you eh re nn apple with your little
brother on never take the largest half,
DO your
Most as=uredly not, replied the lit
10 BJaton boy. There being but two
lalvcs TO an apple, there can be no
largest
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Base Bal.

Ihc Ionosdalc Indians added Moo.
sis 5,,lp To their bundle on Saturday
afternoon. But for m error in the
ninth It would have been a shu: out.
rnurc ". re- :wo on bases and two out,
wh.a Muir 1uey drove Rswift ono to
SI.IN VINO stopped tho boil, but 1t
.1. 4Hp. from iIn ana rolled under
ung.raod 0.s. p1i before 1t could be
..t.a Uul Two . .l crossed the rubber.
ta.r. ~, heavy hitting On both sides,
uHt l.u visilysl' wsrn ec,ttcrod, while
Il4.sd Vie was o. fortunate os to hit
wh,u hi,5 would produce runs. Two.
b4.r h,tI were mruc by Weaver, Guth.
ru.. Eiwards ., GalGraith, Reynolds
DuA MuiroJucy. Uo-siing had ten
'rk0 cute, gave one walk, and allowed
| q u..a. N.tGuwe1u had ten ntrlko outs,
...r two pnsp- and allowed $ hUs.
Ever. player on rh1 N)a's dale team !,
rNr n Spnncr, got u hit. Tnc runs
y,5e maIn hy Wolvor, Kupfer, Mur
4
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COUNTY.
roR REPRpsEETATIvB.
". f. PERHAM, of Mount Pleasant.
ron SHERIFF,
n. LEE BRAMAN, Of Honesdale.
ron PRoTHoEoTART, ETo.,
WALLACE J. BARNES, OF Berlin.
EoR nnonrER AND RECORDER,
ALFRED o. BLAKE, OF Bethany.
ron COUNTY conNIseIoEERs,
X. HoRhBECK, OF Equinunk,
4ioMAs O. MADDEN, Of Dreber.
ron COUNTY AuDrroRs,
ARThuR W. LARRABEE, OF starucca,
". BROCK LBsHER, Of sterling.
ron DIsrRIcr ATTORNEY,
NYRON T. slMoNs, Of Honesdale.
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A cheering example. "to encourage
the Others" has been set by a Cuban
court IN sentencing to ten years i'm
pr,sonment-sndi in one case to life i'm.
prisorment--a gang Of "revolutlonists"
who had at fret been sentenced for
.orus Of three years and eight months,
and who had appealed against those
sentences as excessive. The next cul-
prits OF that kind will be more likely 10
be content with what they get at fret.
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Elizabeth Dillon, widow OF Geo. Finnsn
died in uonesdale, Aug. n, 1908, Of cancer,
nGed 47 years, 5 months and days. She is
survived by two daughters. Misses Mary J..
nud Virginia n, and n aon, Thomas ]. Her
hu'band died June 10, 1907. lnterment in
ST. John' rninpteTY.
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n.u-lg ID U q . q y q 2-2
.lonbsJu.a % y q 2 o u x-5
TIE Taylor Reds Will play here on
next Saturday.
ClcsLcr Ross, OF Tyler Hill, who 20
,bly pluyed first base for HoDesdale laet
year, uas guest Of the team on Satur.
10y aud watched tho game from the
playors' bench. Mr.. Ross will go to
Wilmington, Del, Sept. 9th, where he
rns Ola excellent position in the city
schools.
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sarah, widow of f.. G. Nichols, OF Tre-
mont, ONO, died in a hospital III Springfield,
ohio, Aug. Is. lg0s. She was a daughter Of
Reynolds Cole, formerly OF Honesdale, and
was born here Dec. IL, ls45. making her age
o. yeare, s months and days. She wac
twice married, her first husband having
been Charles Menner, for number Of years
the we'll. known and efficient Prothonotary
OF Wayne Co. He died in Texas, in Ooto-
ber issG, Some years after his death she be.
came the wife OF Mr.. Nichols. He died
March 10, 1905 She lie survived by broth, r,
John Cole, of Carley Brook, this county, aud
sister, Mira Ellis Leach, of Atlantic CITY,
NJ lnterment in the Springfield, Ohio,
cemetery.
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John Rollison died suddenly, at his home
IN Forest city, Aug. II, 1908, OF hemorrhage
OF the lungs, aged II years and months
He was born in Prompton. He Ia survived
by his wife, formerly Miss Ella Buckland ;
| OF Clinton township, and a daughter, Mrs.
Nelson Monroe, OF Pitteton. Also by his
mother, Mrs. Lucinda Rollison, OF Promp'
ton, one sister, Mrs Reuben GetE, OF Car
bondale, and four brothers, Warren, Arthur
and George
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nUaLIo NOTICE OF DIssoL UTIoN

nUBLIC NOTICE OF DISsoL UTION
i OF PAHTNEltShIP.-No is here
by given that the partnership heretofore
existing between Jacob r. KatE, VIM. J..
Katz and Samuel Kate, under the nrm name
of Kaix brothers, was dissolved on the tenth
day OF August, 1908, by mutual consent
An debts owing to said partnership Are re-
Katz, who will continue the business under
tho iirm name OF Katz Brothers, to whom
also nil claims and demands against katx
Brolhrrs are to be presented for payment
w. }. KATZ.
SAMUEL KATZ.
Honesdale, Pa, Aug. ~, 1905. 1878
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In Memoriam.

Mrs. Louise Listena1er died in the Danville
Insane asylum, Aug. %, 1903, aged 80 years,
3 months and days. she was for many
years a resident OF Cherry Ridge. She leaves
three married daughters and two sons.
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ThDro al" many Imuationa Of nnWitts
tlINHlzfl witch llBZfl SAlve but JIst one
uugigaN Nothing else Is just ~ god. In,
sI.t ON DeNltl-. II II Clransiug, cooling
aud fpotnIug. sold by l. Ell, The Druggist
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Dewltps Little Early Risers, safe, pleas
ant, sure little pills. Sold by PEIL. The
Druggist.
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DR. c. II. BRADY, Dentist, Honesdale, Pa
OFFICE HOURS-sA. NJ to 5P. n.
Any evening by appointment.
Citizens phone %, Residence, No, " X,
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MORHIS L. OlfOIblEh1. VI iuS...L....,
BENJAMiN y. JONES, Jr'' Of P't'sours'
ron DISTRICT uIEcroRs,
p's';; p';;onn pur, iT-w. 8. Settle
ga nayis ls-Robt q, Neal, Sr.
n n. Chandler i0-J. U, stineman
- A limbei 1-Thomas Shipley
80 ~ Patton 2l-w. r. Rev ynolds
S-1 i Eliiott 2l-A. w, Mccullough
- n We,sel 2l-J. T. RogefS
e-J. ID. Abbott H-JudgeJ. rs'o'
as-s,oi n A, PhIilipe H-Herman simon
iii ~ Newell Ut. +. Wilson
,s'Iohn Matthias &-l &. Ross
Ia M Miller 40. q. ehult1
II .w, n Mr1,abe go. A. Babcock
is-f,eo, w. Williams 3l-A. r. Peacock
ien' + waller. Jr. 3l-B. l.. Williams
STATE.
FoR JuDoa OF SUPERIOR COURT,
NRM m PORTER. of Allegheny.
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STATE.

DISTRICT.
FOR UoEoRnes,
CHARLES G. PRATT. OF susquehanna.
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OR. A. q. BAMFORD,
~ DENT IST.
VIII occupy the house of +. 3. TRAVI 8
EQUINUNK, PA.
From August 1, 1905, nutil further notice.
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Section .. Amend section twelve OF nruele hNe
Of tho Constitution. which reads as folo%s;-
"In Philadelphia there shall be established LOT
each thirty thousand Inhabitants, one court not
Of record. OF police and eiyil causes wlth IHriS,
diction not exceeding one hundred collars; such
courts shall be held by magistrates whose term
OF once shall be hye years, and theT shSil 5e DC
nj large: and in the election OF the said magis-
irAies no voter shall vote for more than Two, TWO;
thirds OF the number OF persons 70 pS siss,sn hai
be eompensGted only by hxed salaries, TO be paid
BY said county; and shall exercise sush lnrisdle-
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ron nLEcroRs AT LARGE,
MORRIS L. CLOTHIER, OF PhiladeipnIa'
nENjhMIE y. JONES, Jr., OF Pttsourg'
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Junior League

Meets tomorrow at ,. m. Subject,
"a Changed Life" Everyone cordial
ly invited to attend.
Song, Praise God from Whom All
Blessings Flow"
Scripture lesson, Nix. xviii; Luke
Xxiv-45; Ps. cxviii-24
Prayer, followed by the Lords
prayer.
Song, "Let us crown Him."
Bible texts by ten Juniors
Reading, "Easter"-Dexter Phillips.
Chalk talk.
Recitation. "Gladness Of Easter" by
two juniors. -
Solo, Miss Eloise Smoak.
Chain of prayer by Juniors.
Song, GLORY to God. Hallelujahv
Reading, Christ is Risen"-F1or-
ence DoZier.
Duet, Flee Away, Ye. Shades of
Night"
Collection.
Roll call
Song by four Juniors, There's a
Friend for Little Children
Announcements. M
Song, ITO God be the Glory"
Benediction.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-04-18
THE DAWN OF EASTER
MAUD B. Little.)

MAUD B. Ittie,)
The long. long night OF grief is passed
The darkness fees away,
And DER Judea's plain there dawns
A new and gladstone day.
He lives! what JOY the message
brings!
All Nature joins in praise!
The lilies spring to kiss His feet.
THE birds glad voices raise!
For life and immortality
Alike are brought to light,
The sorrows Of Gethsemane
Have faded from our sight!
What power to roll away the stone
And penetrate the gloom!
What power to burst asunder death
And conquesl o'er the tomb!
Lo. from Won cross new glories shina
New hope illumes our way!
He Is risen, Alleluia!
And we shall live for aye!