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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16
MARRIAGES

GIMMET-CooLEY-- this city. December IL,
1908 by the Rev. r. i. Walk. pastor Green
Street church, Charles l.. Gimmel of San
Francisco and Alice L. Cooley of Berkeley.
HoRNER- -SCHMIDT-In this city. December
California Street NJ. f. church. Milton ID.
Horner Of San Francisco and Elsie Schmidt Of
Santa Monica, CAL
WINsBY-BRoOKS-In this city December IL.
lfos bv The Rev. H. E. Mines, pastor
California Street NJ. T.. church. Edward
WHISKY of Oakland, CAL, and Jeanette Brooks
of San Francisco
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NORMAL CLASS REUNION

Members of the class of 1892 OF the
state normal school at San Jose will
gather this evening at the home of
Prof. r. S Holway, 2577 Buena Vista
avenue, Berkeley, to hold the annual
class reunion.l
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16

Birth. marriage aud death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must he handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied 10 have the same published Notices re-
stricfed simply 10 the announcement Of the event
published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16

The waste rock from the zinc mines
of southwest Missouri is becoming
available for use In concrete. and is
said to give better results than sand
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-16

BAPTISTE-In this city. December 1J 1908,
Ernest, beloved of Joseph and Nellie Bap-
tiste. and brother II Andrew Bapiste. ma
tive OF san Franclseo' eai-' agec months
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the don Imnerai tomorrow tThurs
from his late residence, i105 Battery street
Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.
BIGGY-In this city, November 80, 1908. Will
liam J., beloved husban nd of Lucy I. Biggy
beloved and devoted father OF William j. Jr
John W. Raymond l.. Regina NJ. and Isabel
f. Biggy a native of San Francisco, Cal.
Friends and acqnaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Thurs-
davl December II. 1908, at o'clock a. M
from Knights of Columbus hall. 1925 Pine
street thence to st. Mary's cathedral where
solemn requiem high mass win be cele-
brated for the repose OF his soul. commencing
at 10 O'Clock A. m. lnterment Holy Cross Gem
etery by electric funeral car from Twenty
eighth and Valencia streets. Remains at the
california council No. $50, knights of Col
umbus: You are hereby notified to attend
the funeral Of our late brother f1s, member VII,
o'clock. from knights of Columbus hall, 2425
r. T. s. CoNLAN, Grand Knight
knights of Columbus. Members of San Fran
cisco council No. 615 will assemble at knights
Of Columbus hall, 2425 Pine street. at 0 O'Clock
a. m. tomorrow tThursdayl, December II,
1908. to attend the funeral or 20 our late brother,
JAMES r. KEITH, Grand knight.
BowMAN--In this city, December IA. 1908.
sarah Marusa Bowman. beloved wife of Harry
Bowman, a native Of Tennessee, aged 43
years months and IL days
Friends and acquaintsnces are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today
"Wednesday. at ] o'clock p m, from the
funeral parlcrs of the II. f. Mas company
1:t35 Golden Gate avenue near Fillmore street
Incinerstion l. O. o. f. crematory.
BRANDON--In this city. December Is. 1905
Mrs. Kate Brandon. widow Of the late viii
liam brandon. mother of Addie, Elvus. VII
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
A BRACE OF BARGAINS.

A BRACE OF BARGAINS.
First class house, IL rooms. in we'll settled
part of oakland; within walking distance of
business and convenient to Key Route station,
school. churches. etc; price only $1,000. which
IS less than the house cost to build; 81 600 cash
viii secure the property
Owner of 4s acre tract In Santa Clara county
wants TO exchange his equity of $1,000 for a
small Oakland property small business; the
ranch has 10 acres in prunes. peaches and april
cots. % acres hay land. 1e acres pasture and
woodland; included in selling price of $500 is
a lot of farming tools, fruit boxes. etc: house
barn and chicken house place; sehoolhouse
half mile distant.
JOHN T. BELL & SON.
Sn4 18th near Telecranh.
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BARGAINS IN UPPER rRurTyALg.

BARGAINS IN UPPER FRUITvALE
Phone Merritt ZIG.
81. 400--2 story residence; rooms. porcelain
bath. gas. foot basement carriage house; lot
50x1OO: overlooking the beautiful Fruityale ay
district; close to cars; 1904 Capp ST.; 81 500
down.
orchard: lot 7Sx1J0: on Fruitvale ay
SO. 3.600-Cottage; rooms: gas: chicken house
and yards; lot 50x150: Fruitvale av
RANDALL Il. z. CO.. 3126 Fruitvale av
/ WANT to sell my home in Fruitvale: an acre
Of land; large, modern house and furniture:
flower gardens, small fruit gardens, vegetable
garden, hennery, pigeon runs. stables, horse
carriages. everything for sale @in complete
order: price SIS 000 w. E. B0WDITCH, 3217
Boston av.. Fruitvalc
FRUITVALE LOTS
20 foot lot highest point overlooking the bay and
cities; street work. sidewalks. gas. water
shade trees. etc. direct to Oakland. S. p
10 city; $500 down, $40 per month. Owner
W. r. WEBB. care Republican, Fresno. Cal.
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LOOK AT THIS.
I have lots in Iona Vista tract in LAKE
MERRITT DISTRICT, with fine view and street
work all done. that I viii sell at a great sacri-
fee: almost any offer VIII be accepted. GEO.
W AUSTIN. 101s Broadway. Oakland.
RENT payer, listen, 500 down. $50 per month
will buy n $1,000 room cottage; street work,
sidewalk in Address 1920 Broadway, Oakland.
HOMES on monthly PAYMENTS banking interest; !;
will build buy you home. Pacific
Home Building Co. 9j2 Broadway. Oakland
THE Oakland Branch OF The Call is at 46S
Eleventh ST. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1888. Home A2315.
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
A RANCH Of 400 acres with plenty of water. in
southern California. for city or Oakland prop
erty. j. 2. NASH. room 80. Bacon building,
Oakland
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE.
New houses. fats and business property in
Oakland and Berkeley. | make a speciality of
exchanging. What have you?
ID. F. MINNEY, AZ I1th St. Oakland.
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE
HAVE you WAITED FOR rHIss

HAVE YOU WAITED FOR THIS?
Have you waited for that happy time when
you could a modest, handsome. roomy,
convenient. sunlit home2 Away from dust,
noises and high taxes? out of the winds and
fogs. with country peace, rest and air7 With
foothills and bay views and still with all city
advantages!
Fine home neighborhood: gas, telephone, mall
and papers twice daily; minutes walk TO 4
different churches; high and grammar schools
near; dry lot. z5xi50; house solidly built, 2Ia
foot foundations. 3x4 studding. 10 foot cell
iDgs; large rooms, conservatory, beautiful
white ensmeled bathroonl cozy fireplace for
winter and shady hammocks for summer; living
basement; complete laundry. play rooms, stor-
age, etc. (3 blocks to streetcars).
New windmill 200 feet exhaustless pure
water; garden; berries, some fruit; chickens;
roses lawns. hot and cold water, etc.
Similar lots here 81 900: we'll 5000: house.
$500; agents commission about $3.50: i'm
provements $500. Private sale by owner; COM
PEELED go north. For quick cash sale,
$500 Oakland, z. o. box 3T7; phone Mer.
ritt 3950.
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DEATHS

pantjste r Cufanf) Lind. James No. 23
Biggy William J. 40 McCreary, Henrietta. 81
RoWman. sarah NJ As McGilliyray. VIM :. "a
Brandon, Mrs. k... - Mcheown, Susan -
Byuuu. Housen -. d Mollnarl, X. .-.... 80
CalIigan. VIM H.. II Murphy, Mrs. Ann . so
Collins Frank -. SO Pliefke, Carrie A.. AZ
Connolly. Margaret. = stream Mrs. Marie. IS
Dunn, George A.. "a Ihuroer, e. HI. lInfant)
Ehrman, George S. 16 Todd. Sarah Co.,. 65
Fenponf Carmela. a Welsh Joseph -. IS
Fireuze Nat -. "a Wilson, Elizabeth NJ 81
Ford. Melvin J.... Wolf Isabella "a
Krogen, Peter E... "a Wood, Isabella ....,-
Lehman, Henrietta Il
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PROFESSIONAL

TALKS on RUPTURE" by Prof Pierce. Just
issued: copy free. PIERCE & SON. 1917
Chestnut ST.. Alameda. Phone Alameda 17s0.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
An Agreeable surprise.

Rev. s. b. Rogers desires to express
his thanks TO the good people OF the
Rocky Point section for the magnanl.
nous manner in which he and his
good wife were treated while ON a
visit there the past week. On their
departure for home they were tender.
ed a reception at the home OF T. Il. Nc.
Donald. and he declares that the peo.
pie not only brought everything that
was eatable cooked. but everything
cOokable that was eatAble was brought
and presented 10 them. including
fruits.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
viii Give : Concert.

With the enterprise and energy that
Is characteristics OF the members OF
thu organization, our citizens will be
entertained with an open air concert
Ia the band stand tomorrow evening.
The boys deserve great praise for the
success they have made In the short
space OF time they have been praciic-
Ing, and taking into consideration
the fact that they are standing about
all the expense themselves. their com.
Ing before the public In these open air
concerts Is dOubly appreciated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
TO BUILD ADDITION
TO WHITE HOUSE
Capacity Has to Be Increased in Order
to Accommodate Patronage.
Will HAVE EIGHT MORE ROOMS

Each Room viii Have Bath-Lobby
VIII BE Enlarged, With ladies
Parlor conneetina--stsam Heat
Throughout BuIIdlns.
That the White House has been a
success under the management OF Mr.
James Van Allen Is best evidenced By
the fact that the owner Is preparing
to enlarge the same so as to accommo-
date the steadily increasing patronage
OF the public.
The editor has seen the plans for
an addition OF eight rooms to this
popular hostelry. which will be com
pleted In time to accommodate winter
guests. BY this addition eight more
rooms. each with bath. win be added
to the White House. with steam heat
throughout the entire building. the
present lobby win be materially en-.
larged, with a ladies' parlor connect.
Ing with the lobby, The addition win
be a wing on the southeast corner OF
the present building, so that should
another addition become necessary,
which will no doubt soon be the case,
there will be an entrance 60 the hotel
from West Main street A feature OF
the hotel win be a broad piazza
around the entire building and tie
grounds in the rear will be made as
beautiful as those In front. which now
attract so much attention.
The Sun congratulates MIR. Van
Allen. as well as Major Thomas, the
owner. upon the success which the
White House has met with since the
day OF It's opening, and the city Is TO
be congratulated upon having such
a well-kept hostelry.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

Of the Well-InfOrmed Of the World has
always been for a simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy Of known
value; a laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use because its COM
porent parts are known to them 70 be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action.
In supplying that demand with its ex-
ceIlent combination Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA. the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies
on the merits Of the laxative for its remark.
able success. 1
That i one Of many reasons Why
Syrup q Fig and Elixir Of SIENNA is given
the preference by the wen.Informed.
10 get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured By the Csii.
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale
By ~ leading druggists. Price City cents
Per bottle. =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
RESTING GAME
/ BALL YESTERDAY
Il City Boys Are a Fast Set Of
|yers ii the National Game.
THREE ERRORS IN GAME

IND Enthusiastic Crowd Wit.
hs Opening Game Of the Sea
Ban Park Yesterday AFTER,
everyone Enjoyed the Game,
Is a large and enthusiastic
HAT greeted the opening game
reason at the bah park yester-
srnoon to witness the contest
n Lake City and the newly
ed Oak Halls.
Lake City bunch, who are true
ZEN and ball players-and we
y impress upon you the fact
BY are ball players--arrived
b Jacksonville aud Tampa rain.
|bterday morning az IL o'clock.
INA the general makeup or the
many thought that our boys
prove an easy thing for the
Lake City team Is q club OF
ayers throughout, but in their
lseman Soubezroux, they have
a player as was ever seen on
hI diamond. He made several
! plays during the contest
are wen worthy Of mention.
b, Graham and Marten were
|atures OF our bunch, but the
push seemed TO be on their
yesterday and played winning
game was umpired by w. R.
TRY. and there were no kicks
by of his decisions. as he was
3 impartial to each side.
Is like professional ball. as the
were, as a rule, retired in
10 three order. with Lake City
reaching third base. Sheats
E visitors eating out OF his
|ll through the game and was
dy as a clock. only issuing one
Iss to first.
full details OF the game by In.
follow:
First inning.
am singled down third base.
ent TO third on catcher's mum.
red a moment later on Sheat's
e. Hutchinson out short TO first.
out third to FIRST. One run.
q roux few out TO right. Crabb
ed to Kennard and was thrown
first. Bruce out short to FIRST.
Is.
Second Inning.
ard hit to third who threw too
FIRST, Kennard going to second.
famed. and Watson grounded
nd and was thrown out at first.
I'd going to third. Cragin
ed to third and was out at frst.
IS.
and whiffed at three wide ones.
J singled to left. Kirkland ran
n and was thrown out trying
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

Regulates the bowels. promotes easy
natural movements, cures constipa'
ton -Doan's Reguieta. Ask your
druggist for them. 20 cents q boz.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16


to swipe second. white new out to
left. No runs.
Third inning.
Marten was soaked In the ribs and
took his base, and moment later
pilfered second. sheats was thrown
out at first on an infield clout, Marten
going to third. Hutchinson few out
to right. No runs.
Rogero laced one through Graham.
Thomas hit to Sheets. who threw Wild
to second in an attempt to make
double, and both men were safe.
Ward struck out. Soubezroux follow
ed suit by tanning. Crabb few out
to left held. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Taylor struck out. Kennard rolled
one down to third and soubezroux
threw him out at first Clark fouled
out No runs.
Bruce singled to center. Kirkland
struck out Henson flew out to Ora
ham. White lined one down to third
and was out at first. No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Watson hit to pitcher and was an
easy out at first Cragin got his base
on four wide ones. and was caught
mapping and thrown out between first
and second. Marten grounded out TO
frst. No runs.
RogerO famed. Thomas few out
TO Graham, who made pretty catch.
Ward whIfted. No runs.
sixth inning.
Graham few out to second. Sheats
laid one down over second which Hen.
son got with one hand and threw to
first In time 10 get his man. Hutchln.
son singled and was caught trying
to steal second. No runs.
Soubezronx grounded out to Taylor.
Crabb was thrown out third to irst
Bruce singled between short and third.
and promptly swiped second. Kirk.
land famed again. No runs.
Seventh inning.
Taylor got a pass to hrst. Kennard
ait TO short. who was too slow IN
tossing the ball to second. and Taylor
and Kennard we're safe. Clark fiew
out 70 first. Watson hit TO pitcher
and Taylor was thrown out at third
Cragin hit an easy one 10 third and
Kennard was forced out. No runs.
Henson famed White grounded
to Taylor and was out at first Rogero
grounded 10 Kennard and was thrown
out az first No runs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
Seventh Inning.
Eighth inning.

Marten grounded 20 third and was
out TO frst. Graham singled to right.
sheats nit to short. Graham going 10
second and sheats landed safely ON
frst. Hutchinson bit to short and
Graham was forced out al third Tay.
Tor singled TO Ieft and shcats scored.
Taylor taking secOna On the throw
IN. Keunard grounded 70 third and
was out az ilrst One run
Thomas isw 0st 10 couter Ward
aaa soaked on the arm and took hia
base. and a moment later tried ~
steal second MArten threw high. but
Graham made sensational ono
handed stab and TAGGED bis NAV while
n tbe air. No runs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
The Good Old


Il now on. and Il n a duty you owe
yourself and your family - keep a.
cool ~ posalble.
HERE'S QUA MENU;
GRAPE JUICE Quarts. sac. Pinta.
&c. Halfplnts ise; splits, Zoe
CIDER Pure nugset Apple Cider
aonethlng extra me Quarts. toc.
Prints. csc: Haifplnta, 10.
GINGER ALE-sThe Sparkling RED
Roek--Pinss. isc, twD ior a quarter
an ahoss beverages are 70 10 hiah.
est character. guzrnHteed A. pure az
beverages ean ~ made.
Dout forget us Wten ycg are haok
lug f0r the best 10 Groceries, GaEis
ara Fancy. 30 isafing bFAnda u Can.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16
We. DoRsET 4 coMPAHT

Puge Fepe croesrn,
nssA Pns~sa sac w. Lissrsy o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-16

CLARK Eot his base VA fIig Fouf
Watson singled 20 right and CLARK
vent 20 second craRin hit 10 THIRD
and clara waa forced our. cTagin safe
on arst Martsn oar On hrgi. Graham
weut oai third % hrst No runs
Cmhb DOT short % ART nruce hlt
20 center which Clark drprpea KiTk.
land Haw out % center Bruce atole
sscand. Henaon fouied ogt 10 runs
Sccrs by inninrN
oak Hans ieo6ooote- -a
Lake City. ....00 10 3 . Q 90
Hitn on ahsasa. .. o. Thomas. q
struck or ~ Bheass. q ~ ThomAa2
stoien hanea Martea. Brucs Ward
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-07-02
News Notes and Personals from
Raeford.

Correspondence of The Robesonan.
We are having some hot wealth
er this week.
Our farmers are laying by
their corn and peas.
Mr.. Robert Mcqueen was one
of the delegates to the conven-
ton at Charlotte last week.
Miss BERTHE Gibson is visiting
relatives in this community this
week.
Mr.. Hector Currie, of Anti
och, attended preaching at Beth
ell Sunday morning.
Miss Mary Jones visited rela-
t'ves over at Antioch several
days last week.
Mrs. John Warner and sons
visited at the home of her sister,
Mrs. F. D. Warner, last week.
Miss Sue Walters has been Wis.
iting friends in Sampson county
recently.
His friends regret to know
that Mr.. Chalmers Currie is Sc
riOgsly sick with typhoid fever
at his home in Gibson, We sin
cerely hope that he will soon b.
we'll again.
Quite a number of our youns
p eople attended the picnic at An
tioch last Saturday and report
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-07-02
NATION NEWS MATTERS.
Movements of the People A
Sunday School Picnic Social
Events Masonic Officers In
stalled.
rrespondence of The Robesonian.

c rrespondence of The Robesonian.
Misses Ida McKinnon and Mar
garet Baldwin, Mr.. Doris Hauser
and DR.. McIver were among
those who attended the mar
riage of Miss Mary McNair and
Mr.. Jim Jones at Laurinburg
Wednesday. Mrs. A. E. Wealth
erly returned from her
former home in Camden, S. c.,
last week. She was accompa-
MED by her sister, Miss Claudia,
who will spend some time in
Maxton. Miss Gertrude Morri-
son, of Mccall, S. c., spent yes
terday in town. She was on her
way to Lumberton, where she
will visit friends. Miss Gertrude
Gibson left for Fayetteville yes
terday where she will visit Mrs.
C. D. Sedberry. Mr.. William
Parish returned yesterday from
Red Springs, where he visited
relatives. Mr.. Clarence Whit
lock spent Sunday at Ellerbe
Springs. Mrs. Robt. McCutch-
con, of Bishopville, S. c., was
the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Blue Mclean, last week.
Mr.. Dan. Hugh Shaw, of Spring
Hill, was in town yesterday.
The Presbyterian Sunday
School will picnic at Sellers
Landing, on Lumber river next
Friday.
On last Friday evening Miss
Flora Currie entertained in hon
or of her guest, Miss Johnson,
of Lumber Bridge, and on Mon
day Miss Maude McRae was "At
Home. " We have been unable
to learn the particulars of either
occasion, but signs of merry
making could be heard. Evil
IDENTIFY the young folks did JUS
tice to the occasions.
Miss Bessie Williams returned
last week from Rocky Mount,
where she has been spending
some time with her parents.
The Masons had a public in
stallation of officers in the grad
ed school auditorium last night.
The following officers were in
stalled: Mckay McKinnon, W.
NJ; c. A. Burns, S. w.; w. H.
Harding, J. w.; J. B. Weather
ly, treasurer; D. A. Pierce, Sec
rotary; Geo. V. Zeiger., S. E..
F. c. FrOstick, J. D.; Geo. V
Hall, tyler; VIM. Currie and Johr
Mclean, stewards.
Maxton, N. c., July l, 1908.
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A Convention Note Where Col.
McRae Couldn't Measure Up.

In it's report of the closing day
of the State Convention The
Charlotte Observer says that a
feature of the nominating
speeches for Commissioner Of
Agriculture was the references
to the number of children the
candidates had. Mr.. S. Nj.
Gattis, who introduced Mr., r.
w. Scott, said that Mr.. Scott had
Is children; Mr.. Plato CilIins, in
introducing Mr.. C. C. Moore,
said that his candidate had 5,
weighing more than 1000
pounds; but Mr.. W. A. Stewart,
who introduced Col. E. F. Nc
Rae, was nonplussed when he
was interrupted by Mr.. D. B.
Smith, Of Charlotte, who wante i
to know how many children Col.
McRae had. Il will tell you di-
rectly," said Mr.. Stewart.
And he let fall the intelligence
that Col. McRae lisa confirmed
bachelor.
If they made that a point of
qualification for the office it's
the only point they had the colone
beaten on.
S or 6 doses 1855" will cure
any case of CHILLs and FEVER.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-07-02
=. Written for The Robesonian.
ALL IS OVER.
BY VAN TWILLER.

Yes, It's over, all is over,
And the Kitchin' S still on top;
But the pubs will have say-so
In the scuffie for the sop.
Ger the hills ard valleys verdant
Sails the Mountaineer who's beat;
Back to johnson comes the Tooter
With no shoes upon his feet.
How | wish | was in Congress,
And had money plenty too;
Don't you bet I'd run for office?
- And know 'I'd shoot 'em thro'."
Don't wish I had some brothers
Who could talk and work and pray?
In the furry of the battle
L should surely win the day.
But it's over, all is over,
And the long days work is done:
We have got the well-known Kitchin,
Who will make November's run.
We will sing and shout and below.
Being fools as oft before;
We viii praise him if we hate him,
And his nobleness adore.
Still I'm glad that;I am living
In this day of strange, strange THINGS
For they give me food for laughter
- AS the bell of party rings.
4 f-eeft4- sitting by my window
Looking out On life's clear dav.
With the JOY of every singer
! Who shall pass along the We.
For know above Che ripple
Or LIES little petty stream
Runs the ri|l of holy gladnass
Il the Light of heavens gleam.
On beyond Iife's little gibbies,
On beyond it's ruffied glare.
There $ ever something noble
| For the soul who will prepare.
So l see the Kitchin rising,
As Old Orion in tn morn.
f7Tnning forth in all his plcrv
l.. Carolina to adorn.
We will know him now forever
+ AS the one VINO did the stunt
| In lOng-draWn-Out convention
/ That was hardly worth grunt.
! Now we wish to hear no more
OF the many St"Ws and blues
That have. stirred the whole creation
-, More than i'll the day; of Fuse
We will stop and be contented
I With our lot whate 'er it be:
Fer we know that all is anchored
In the minds of two or three. -,
Lumberton, N. c., June 20, 1908.
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most enjoyabIe day. 49, -.
Misses Winnie and Maymie
Mclean are visiting relatives at
Antioch this week. :.
Rae 70 ~ G., RoutezNo. +,
June 90, 1908I IL =
Mr.. p. Palmgren, HWiImfng+
ton, a Swedish matchmaker, has
completed ,mdfdhania drawings
for an alrshlpffor Which he will
secure letters patent and will
build a machine for entering gov
erment tests to be held in Au-
gust at Hammonsport, N. Y. The
new machine combines the ac-
tive principles of both the aero
plane and the automobile, gain
ing its power Of ascent from an
increased speed appliance to the
mechanism of the automobile,
capable Of being operated both on
land and in the air.