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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13
J. c. c. MAYO
Smiles About His Narrow Escape
From U. S. SenstOrship.

The following dispatch from Louis
Vile 70 the Cincinnati Enquirer viii
Interest Big Sandy people.
Louisville. Ky..-AlthOugh he and
his friends know that he could have
been elected United States Senator
from Kentucky had Governor Beck
ham said the word "A hours before
the final vote was taken. J. c. C.
Mayo. Of PaintsyiIIe. the Eastern
Kentucky nillionaIre. was here To-
day and was all smiles The fact
that he came 50 near to the Senator
ship and then lost Il did not worry
him He was never . candidate and
never opened his mouth about II. but
he vas the only nan. 50 II IS nOv
said. upon whom all the Democrats n
the General Assembly could have
Baiied Every one of the anti-Beck-
ham Democrats notified friends Of
Governor Beckham some weeks ago
that they would support MAYO All
the Beckham Democrats would have
voted for Mayo had they been ne
leased sooner. because the PzintssiIle
man Is 4 straight Democrat and ts
perhaps the closest friend that Gov
ernor Beckham has in Kentucky
After II Vas apparent that Bradley
had received enough votes 10 elect hfa
Bsekham's friends pleaded with the
anti -Beckham Democrats 10 vote for
Mayo and elect him They said II
vas then too Iate. that they had made
tie proposition days before and thai
II had been sp1rned b. the men VIA
should have been willing TO have ss1'
MAYO to the Senate
Mayo vas formerly = school teach
e.. By rare business ability and IA
, pacity he has become perhaps the
Sealthiest nan in the commonwealth
. he Is interested in ths devsI0pnent o
I Eastern Kentnrky and has made vasi
sans Of mO1ey out Of mountain tinhs
: snd coal lands MAYO has never tax
en any part in politics. % Ear As hold
. isg Office Is eOneerned- and never kea
] but one public position Some meath
aeo he was appointed a member 9
;. the Fair Beard BY Governor Beck
I ham His only interest IN puhlie af
fairs Is to help the Democratic par
I u and to work for the dsvsIOVDen
! Of the states resources Many Dem
| Ocrs.s have tried 70 get him into pol
: itses. knOuing that . nan Of h.
{ force and rssourcsfalness could ,
o o. great benefit TO the party in u
: state. To-Day he said that the Sen
atorxhip would have been grsA
: honor and that he uOuld have aP
I peciassd IL. but that he had nevs
? thought about IL. and the fact TIA
E Il did not cone to him had not d
: turesd him in the slightest
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13
ReCaptured.

The rsa5ers of the News uiu rsco1-
lset The acro1zE p1hlEshed IN this 1a-
PER last fAn a the shooting of NJ
Preeee b. a zaz zazei Nbehsll< TAe
shooting occurred q G1z1z riVsr. or
uAyhe Il vas On Island srsek Al
any r1te. NbekoFls was arrested mar
Psksxflle and taken to wIlzznn1 an
released On hoad He f17e1 his
bail and ned- and uR % n dav Or -
aeo III surrsszf1Ilx saB8ss saEenre
Ba1 Preece again E1t On his trail
and yesterday Shzriff J. A SSuu
and M Prssre cane duzn fru0 Pas
vile vnh theEr prtsu1sr and VaAre,i
hin in tke County inn TheE t0oa
NoA Is fur wTIEznsDa- Ehsre N5rhsEl
win he turned oEsr 70 tAe taElsr q
Ninr1 cnuSv-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13
For rhe PubEs Ram

Ss-aerr W.-suls IN i1Ersazllg -
snzs an-znx vsee1 fur tn E-sssrs1-
~ e tAe SD hsaEA q o1 So
rua sSse8 - SzsaGa ou<A. - esr11s
\ hE nka uarrEr f1r oo.Er.-la-
~ rks So Senare Ms 1E1<11-
Az e 60 uzrs l1z1 usek u Inszl1E
Ass hu-cr1-e usazFH 4 = ssoa -
esze aes1rs tn 11zsr H1useale Z =
- he hsaes tAE tAe u.aa211E nay
- u-n.z.ssee1 tAzre II Is AEcr-
VIA Rs1<z1vazza ElVss s1asaela
OAss sSSea. Inzhza s7ssA lnanes
sllSspA. Wsza VExs1sA S1SslA Tsnn.a'
- SsAala ana Nsssl1Es shou1 sne
huaa-ea tAousan1 as1arS Ken
mrsr Sannss nselscs . FaHaa e1l<
WaSA the ancrsrzce fzz1 ax11la1Ae 81
Ssnse R,ara q HsarA cc1a1 - ssn-
"a ~ nzuo-rs q rs lssslus usseA
wo-k. ana sAs argrogrsaHisa ssks4
is ~ tAaa 4 Ou<Aa - ss-c1~,~
lourual
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7RENcE COUNTY. KENTUCKY. MARCH 70. 1908.

skis and halEy hrse1es. and several
LOGizz EOung men uent 70 FzIlzbarg
To aE1end the big meeting IN progress
there- At FaIIsrs they In their oE-
srcOats zs things s1perfn01s and
crOssed The tEO miles of hEn TO he
scene o. the revival So far % god.
but the scene uas s11denly ehznzsd
ne el01ds gathered. tie rain fen.
the sind b1sw- Ard h0r Il did storn
NOthing dsnntsd. however. the bogs
p1zhsd On Everybody vhO las s0ne
On foot from FalIers to FaIlsb1rg
thrO1gh raia and md knOEs some
thing q the disoonfor1s q the
niR- his vh0Is party vzs drsnched
10 The SKIN and nnd 70 The knees. bur
there vzs n0ta speck a dus1 oa
thelr eso1hez Every cl01d has rs
silver lining
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13
Other Cases Reversed

The Cuu-t q A5seaAs has reversed
a1nchsr LaErence Cs1a-x case hat
az sEzrtserste Ioha Hughes szaAass
Chas Honrcok- Hughes Hned HOs-
hrook tcr oAscrur<iag n pAssxaE- T1s
case vas appenlsd u she LAErsnce
CSreufx Court oo 4 cnaszn<s1a tAar a
Na=fstrzte has NJ t1rssl5rSbsn- Ths
court ana the casa wsnE hEEAsr. wasrs
4 waz reversed
Tns Ceurt q AuusaAs aAsa rsVsrss,i
TIE case q she G. ana O r1ilrsaf
a<nfnss Crank. auQsaBs1 frOm Law
rsnr4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13
Putraied Aesiing cIOsed

The series a 2ssri.Ez lz.eix Aeiz
II the B1srtzz ehzrrA e,oss1 hz
SRaav nEEhL h ssrvsoss us1s hrz
L ar-easa1 and great iz-srez1 w4z
zzzEsezrsd thru1Eh111
EEz1eszEEz R1Azr1s coaanCted ~
meeting 50 s1rrsszfs1y thz- the ~
sll.s uers vsrT eaouG-GlE Free.
prusassed rsEEi1a. we've kaErE1s1 Al
zirsz vtrh TIE eh=Sh a1i ssrsr1l
were rsSl.izsa azs rszzzsz1ea
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13
N.t Agan

M many rrssuaz e Iuar + T
Rrus we're Gid - So IN oa ~
<rrsss Ruzr web lis E-z ssRs2-11ce
assr n Hu1g c1n1nEDsz1 - n
hruze HIS ssz<re E1es hEs 1sn
Is ua-ik. IN " B-us Ra Is hess
& t-ssaas hs5e tAas VA tn roG-
IEzg of u1ssr an1 @sue s<E-l-a
uu-hsr hs xZ rsna hss u1ze-s
hnnh .os vsEE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13
The Rher.

rse river vas rally TIE -BiS-
this week. The reeeus AsAvy
uins sweiled the stream % = hsiS1s
Q, y fest and much rated 'iuasss
vent ous hslOre the OAio oeeked err
river Ia = polnl eopsiaerohly aoove
IoaisA NurA apprehension ves t,l'
Al casl,lsshurs. bat to-day ~ si'i-
ssns q IA ll,ce are hssashlns s'sA'
-larre In slre-ol grset relief ever
.shs pas.lns y Ne lnngeN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13
Changes hP@tioa<

Lac Wsnz1.- uAO rs hesa hook
keeper IN tn Ln1sa Na-iuaal BA,k
s1r rhs uas tArse ysars- ms rssEasi
- zs u seVUse lis s1t-e r12s - SAs
u1zae<1szz e LIS fA-2 nzar n ca
I1mss 1. Cary has accs1ce1 SAs -
Szsua IN the hulk- a11 Bsr1 Carter
wEn raks tie El1rs vz-h tn L1Gzz
Gal Cuuruzr Rse rnrzz - II
C1-x1s rszsEzl-i1a ne eA,qss N
nke Fanre tn lls3 e tAsz week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

II thre are any hr1as a-Oznd
L01ia who uuald NE 70 rzEss \
EsE zrrs q t0zzz0ss Al \ fzsd
prioe pr acre zztsaa a : cezts
PER bzzAei IhzE cza 81 An ossor-
snairE ~ ap7lvhg to the Gaming
op0Ea1E- So1e q the s1oekhOsssrs
have not ysE arz,esd % EO~ the
share a to1atoss arssd uloa aa1
uo1a Eks % II tn coztr.e1 u
hE2zrS ApElx 70 W y samE.a
o. A.g S.yszr fur ins0rzzzsea-
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b GGnzh

IC TMrmns ana We ana lurR
uxua u Csnus1anri We3nszaAx mSEn-
Rrr NJ Tnsuns wzl rscurn ,<zS
SuuaAx. IN lErs rA111as an1 1nck
wn rumnsa sEg<ral 1ASs 11lgsr-
KssAsrana Th1msRs vsa1 - lro11oa
N6cuAav sur a VisR - rsalrives IN
snas CIR.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13
PIKEyILLE.
Items Of General Interest From
This Good Town.

Nx Yvun LAyns. at LAynssrfHs
ygry SICK
Mrs lack ER-kk die1 On Up
SAeIhy. leaViss a husband and sEg-
IN B0whns. of PiksviHe. IS a ca
aaate for CounO1vsaEhis AEtoraes
in that district
Ms Adrian BrnS. q HuntiaSrSa
Is the house guest ot M aa1 Mr.
u E Barns, here
Ms Nan EIEott. q Frssst11e- I
visiting her daughter. NrS " H
! Flansry f0r = few months
Ms Lo1S- q Cineiaaarh Is N
charming gu<sa e ksr sca- II
Long. and wife. tor week
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Hne Entertaiauent-

Iass Frt1ay svsains Niss SAsass
Wheeler. szzistsd hs sone q Asr
eisss in elOeutioa. gave a very inter-
sssinx enssroinuens Al ths Nssonss
ovsra R0sse Il eoasistsd = reet'a'
ticns ana uono,cguss. and thelr rea-
disioa + very hixhN spoksn = y
an uno we've fcrtonate eaee<A - =
presen,.
Ms wheelsr has ssverea hsr so1'
ne,,ion viii sAe co,lese ara ec1e y
her hone h PAtsAnr<. ~ Ns~'
una>rs,enas sAAs shs las = pss,'ls'
Ilo that el,y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13
ne CarrOa Coaess Csapaas.

MS clever azrsrnss,a is hsasux
TIE Aoa-as al tn 1leal thseaer tAss
week n seziss e popll1r laAxS vsry
Ven preause,1 ms sAeE Is easan
aua S1i.e assrassive- re-aagAe tAsx
vim glve III lsRxi ana M. hS'ae
Tnere yin - a matinee Eertoruancs
Sasu-aax atsrnoon II wassA uane =
ro,a ua.eA vin ne silva u n anlS
wno tcrus the greasest nxrnAsr Il
woras rsoa the nss.ers h tne uert
~CsEy0n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

Earl Atkinsoa- soa a Dr. W T.
Atkfnson. of this Place. visited AO7e
foEks hzs week Nr -Atkfzsoa i
cashier Of a NEssiszfpSi haak He
is a fIze yO1zg zaz- a1d ne ars GID
TO see hin ding vel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

ne bors q tie Pain-ssiIs Co.,
cert Band are E1ing 70 h1IBs a ae~
skattng rink l7lxs9 feet hs1wse1
The rszidsnce of J. H R11zE a11
Mrs Dr. GanhEl h Osa Eiak VII
5e used for the prssenL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

Ms Jao c c Mayo has takea her
little daughter To CIaeiunasi to m
dersO trsatzezs at d. Holnez Has
pirAL We hOQe she VII rsc0ysr
speedily.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

G. George AZ this place has sod
his rssidence 70 G. b vauEhzn. sna
has moved to q farm near Ports
mouth. o.
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Prestoasburx.

B@- 70 Nr snd Nrz Lee M.y- =
nne Is Po11 hoE.
in slzssoa q JoAz ersek =
hsre artesEng coGt
Nrz Lana c Daziasua Is -.
IL n ~ hoze q IA sErest
Nrz Wa Bzks uho R.s heea =
szri01sly IN Is a11A RIruvs1
AzAA.a P.rsssk. q s.lszz.En. =
= vtzzrhg arl1nzE hsre a e1urt
Nrx H h FluuaEs-k. IE- =
E.z Pos-1. Is here visi-i,g ~ 81
Nrz h Il F1nlatrirk. sr-
Dssa Noaz.x II Ana Cax. Mrs
B-xeE=z vie & JoAa B-ee1znE e
gha- ra.ce Ms Breezl.g rs -
xsars 81 sl1 oo-rr.Ets1 Dzazi.
sze to us<ks as0. asntA rss.1lzE
~ z2e q NooszE-
H"htA tAe s.zs q Ksn.s H.
eAe<1- uhs kidd hzs u.rls 1.nu
B-cAs.- az hn hru1Eh in =
vsr5r e ELzx All Ezs1 hh ~
tsazszz n n Ssnrs n tke Rezl.a-
u-r-
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Nrx h h FuEa.ri.k. r. =
E.z Roi-t. Is hers rEsi-i.g ~ 81
Nrx H Il F1uEatrirk. sr-
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AzAAaa R.rssk. Il s.lssrzrns i
a vizE1aE arlonss A=rs a so.-t
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Bu 70 NL a.a xrz Lee n.y. .
nne Is PO0a hoE-
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-20

Iohn 1879 and we learn that out
of those who come to Christ and
drink of the living water How
rivers of living water, the Holy
Spirit. He becomes a spiritual
reservoir and out of him flows the
Holy Spirit of Life.
CONTACT OF SOUL WITH SOUL
5. As Elisha's warm, live body,
came into touch with the dead
child lip to lip, eye to eye, hand to
hand, body to body. So the
spirit-hlled Christian can only con-
vey spirit and life from God by the
loving touch of soul with soul.
1t was not the staff of Elisha,
which was only the symbol OF his
Office, and it is not the bishops
crosier that is to convey regener-
alton, but it is the heart to heart
teaching. 1t is Speaking the
truth in love" This is why the
Christian parent is naturally the
appointed one to save the spiritual
" dead child, the loving Christian
wife to save the unbelieving
husband, the loving friend to save
the loved one who is dead in tres
passes and in sins.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-20
Contentment.

/ am content to find the path appointed,
Age clears the sight when youths ambitions cease
To modest service be my life anointed,
To lowly labor, not to selfish ease.
Almighty flasher, my great faults confessing
To thee alone my humblest spirit cngs
Forget the days of wilu past transgressng,
And worthy count me to do little things.
Louis S. Amonson
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-20
From Columbia College.

Editor Champion: AS there are
several students here at Columbia
College, Lake City, Fla, from
South Florida, doubtless their
friends would be interested in the
Institution.
We have a large campus of
twenty five acres planted i'll Oaks,
Palms and Camphor trees.
Joining the Campus is farm of
three hundred and fifty acres, one
hundred acres of which is used for
College farming and gardening.
The garden is fine and the
gardner says he has fifteen differ
ent vegetables now ready for the
table, and so the College table will
be we'll supplied with choice vege-
tables,
The other one hundred acres,
much of which is planted in fruit
trees, and the other will be planted
in field crops later in the season.
The rest of the farm has been
rented out to a farmer on such
| terms as will bring good revenue
to the College.
The lake which is near by sup
plies the Institution with fish.
The buildings and campus are
beautiful and well adapted to
school purposes, three large dorm
tories are furnished, a home to
teachers and students.
The Science Hall, Gymnasium
and Chemical buildings contain
class room for FIVE hundred
students or more, which number
we hope to reach in the next two
years.
We have enrolled at present
about one hundred and fifty stu
dents, and more coming in weekly.
There are six students here from
DeSoto county, and others from
adjoining counties.
The health of the students is
good, and energy and perseverance
characterizes the student body.
The faculty is composed of men
and women which are thoroughly
competent and enthusiastic in their
several departments of work,
The institution offers advantages
to those who are interested in a
thorough education, equal to those
of any college in the south.
Our president is man who has
a broad reputation throughout the
south and is loved by all who
know him, aud by many who have
no personal acquaintance with him
THE LILY Boy.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-20
MY DEPARTMENT
Things That Interest Me Told In My Way For Those
Who See as | See, by IT.
WHEN HAPPY LOVERS MEET

N have little darling and she loves NE fond and we'll
III And she meets lie the trys sting place within the eay dell
And our mingled souls in gladness happy and free
To tell our tales of rapture as the songbrd i'll the tree
And the at our feet
And the nowerets wild and sweet
M our tales of true devotion when the happy lovers meet
zvhe blue bells and the lilies that in the breezes swing,
VI III airy notes of gadness their uneful chorus ring
And the daaods and daisies and the howy hrong of June
Comingle in the chorus, in unison of tune,
And the crystal streams that meet
And together flow sweet
Are the embens of united souls when happy lovers
esnd the trees in benediction bend low and mine
III And as if in fohd embraces the vines around us twne
And the bobolink and inet and the softly cooling dove
In unison of melody would celebrate our love
And a thousand voices sweet
In roundlay complete
Would extend Joyous welcome when the happy lovers meet
eysor fairer than the lily my darling's face 50 fair
III And brighter than the goenrod the shining Of her hair
And buer than the violet is the azure of her eye
And purer than the crystal her heart of purity
And when glowing bosoms meet
In embraces fond and sweet,
The air is pure incense where the happy lovers meet
1am longing for the ganess of the happy coming time
IL When round the nuptia altar the myrtle wreath shall v
And OIL es pleasant journey shall wander hand in hand
Aud chase the hours amid the bowers of Beuahs happy land
Till our hearts shall cease to beat
And in fonder union sweet
Well the fields of Glory when immortal lovers meet
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-20
A Suggestion.

cannot tell why there should come to me
A thought of someone miles and miles away,
In swift insistence OH the memory,
Unless there be a need that should parry.
He goes his way, mine; we seldom meet
To talk of plans or changes day by day.
Of pain or leisure triumph or defeat
Or special reasons why tbs time to pray.
We are too busy even to spare thought
For days together of some friends away;
Perhaps God does il for us and we ought
To read his signal as call to pray.
Perhaps, just then, my friend has fercer fight,
A more APPALLING weakness, decay
OF courage, darkness, some lost sense of right
And so, in case he needs my prayer, pray.
Friend, do the same for mel If intrude
Unasked, upon you, on some crowded day,
Give Inc moments prayer as interlude,
Be very sure l needn't, therefore pray.
-Mariande birmingham.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-20
Notice to Growers and shippers.

All growers and shippers of
oranges and vegetables in DeSoto
county are requested to meet at the
court house Tuesday, March 3rd,
at II O'Clock a. m. to discuss
matters of vital importance.
]. J. HEARD,
Member Florida Fruit and Vege-
table Association.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-20
Presbyterian Church

SERVICES GNSl Duidoy - W. "
and 7:1S p. M.
Sunday School at 10 a. III.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday,
7:15 p. m.
All are cordially invited and
made welcome.
Subject of next Sunday morn
ing sermon, The Glory That
Shall be Revealed in lis.
Evening, "A glimpse into
Eternity"
Last Sunday morning the theme
was, The way to bring a dead
soul to life" and the illustration
was drawn from the miracle OF
Elisha in restoring to life the little
child of the Shunamite woman,
recorded in the fourth chapter of
the Second Book of Kings.
Elijah, the reformer of back
slidden Israel, had been translated
to heaven and hi, mantle had fallen
upon Elisha who was completing
tile unfinished work of Elijah
The record tells us how a certain
great woman of Shunem' per-
suaded her husband to build a
prophets chamber in connection
with their house for the holy man
of Cod" and how that in return
for her kindness the prophet be-
sought the Lord, and a son was
given to gladden. their home.
The little lad received a sunstroke
and died at noon upon his mother $
knees. fastening to Elisha, who
was absent from home, she brought
him with all possible speed, and
after prayer, he lay upon the little
dead form, his lips upon the child S
lips, his eyes upon his eyes and
his hands upon the dead hands.
The child was miraculously re-
stored to life and was presented to
his mother.
The miracle is not unreasonable
to those who believe that all the
teeming life of the universe pro-
ceeds from the bosom of God, the
eternally selfexistent source of all
life. And 1t is as reasonable to
suppose that God could make
Elisha the human channel for the
communication of life as Jesus of
Nazareth the man Christ Jesus"
The miracle was necessary TO con
vince !dolatrouS Israel of the
only living and true Cad; and all
the circumstance of the miracle
were arranged so as to be a
symbolism of the method of con-
veying life to spiritually dead souls
The analogies are
THE Soul. OF THE UNREGENERATE
Is DEAD.
|. All alive" indeed to the
things of the world. Which he
perceives with his five senses, but
dead unto the knowledge of the
things which are unseen and
eternal" A person color blind is
dead to color, one who has no ear
or faculty for music is dead to
harmony, and SO the sinner is dead
to God, because the spiritual sense
by which spiritual things can be
known, is dead and not till he re-
ceives life in that part of the soul,
does he become, alive unto God
through our Lord Jesus Christ. "
ALL LIFE FROM GOD
2. All life, physical, mental and
spiritual comes from God alone.
Science teaches that all life is from
life. Life cannot be manufactured
i'll the laboratory, nor does it come
from a fortuitous combination of
atoms" but from above, from the
eternal Source of oil Efa
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-20
ST. EDMUNDS CHURCH

REV RUDOLPH, STANLEY, Rector
PRE- LENTEN SERVICES
February 10. Septuagesima Sunday
GAS a. M, Sunday School
HOO a. M, Morning Prayer. Sermon
7:l5 p. m, Evening Prayer. Sermon
February g. Sexagesima Sunday
GAS a. M, Sunday School
1900 a. m, Morning Prayer. Sermon
7;45 p. M, Evening Prayer Sermon
February "A. ST. Matthias, Apostle aud Martyr
1000 a. m, Holy Communion
March /. Qungreagesinia Sunday ,
GAS a. M, Sunday School
ll:00 a. m, Holy Communion. Sermon
7:i5 p. M, Evening Prayer. Sermon
LENT
March 4. Ash "Wednesday
1000 a. M, Morning Prayer Litany
l0;4S a. M, Holy Communion
us p. m, Evening Prayer. Sermon
All during Lent services will be held every
Friday at 7:l5 p. nj. Appropriate addresses will
be given at these services.
On all Sundays during Lent services will be
held at the usual hours
On Good Friday, April IL, Special Services
will be held at 1900 a.. I'M. and $50 p. M. and
200 p. M Az
Let us keep Lent with real earnestness and
hearty and sincere devotion to our Lord
April 49, Easter Day
Sunrise Celebration of the Holy Communion
1000 a. m, Holy Communon. Sermon
800 p. m. Children's Festival
No evening service on Easter Day
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-20

THE CHAMPION has reserved page or so of next
weeks issue Watch for them, they will make inter
esting reading from various standpoints'
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-02-20

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-07-01
Of Interest to Local Fans.
By '.Sei."

In one of the best and shortest
ames ever witnessed by the local fans
J GAINESVILLE defeated New Ulm on Sun
day by a score of 2 to Q.
The game was played on muddy
field, a fact that may have accounted
for some of the errors, but notwlth-
standing all this, the game was last
and clean throughout. The element of
luck may be said to have been on the
side of the GAINESVILLE boys, but
whether SO or not it must be admitted
that they earned their victory, for
they were fast on bases and were quick
to take advantage of every little mis-
play on the part of the New Ulmites.
Mueller was on the slab for the
locals and did excellent work. In
fact he held GAINESVILLE to one scratch
hit, whereas New Ulm got three off of
Orcott. On good field the game
would no doubt have gone several
extra innings.
On the whole the New Ulm team
played far better and snapper ball
than they did two weeks ago when
they tackled Morgan. The return of
Chapman as catcher and the placing
Of Peach at first and Helgert in left
field strengthens the team materially.
The score: