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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
Tenth Street Christian.

The Rev. c. Il. jackson occupied
the pulpit at the Christian church at
Tullahoma, Tenn, yesterday morning
and last evening and Is expected to
return home today. He was called
down for a trial sermon. but has not
announced a change in location. only
Sunday school services and COM
munion was held at the Tenth Street
Christian church yesterday, a record
attendance being on hand IN the sun
dag school. The contest between the
mems and women's classes Is increas-
ing with interest.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
First Baptist.

In the absence OF the pastor. the
Rev. ]. w. Bruner, formerly pastor
Of the Second Baptist church, filed
the pulpit at the First Baptist church
morning and evening. The Rev NJ,
Il. Dodd is leading a revival at Hart
ford with splendid success, aud the
Rev Mr.. Bruner came to Paducah in
order that DR.. Dodd might preach In
Hartford yesterday. Although sui
ferlng from a sore throat. he deliver
ed two good sermons and several
asked for prayer at the conclusion
of the evening service.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
Kentucky Ayenue.

At the Kentucky Avenue Presby-
terlan church yesterday the Rev. Mr..
Lands preached his second sermon
on Some of the Forgotten Heroes Of
the Early Church. and he took as his
subject THE Man Who Lost Heart"
The Rev Mr.. Lands used the charac-
ter OF one OF Paul's companions as
an Illustration Of his subject. Next
Sunday ne Will preach the third OF
the series. the subject Of which will
be AN Uncompromislng Disciple. q
The attendance at both the services
was large.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
CnmherIand Presbyterian

Two large gregations greeted
the Rev. ID. w. F0oks, pastor OF the
Cumberland Presby terian church
who filled the pulpit for the first
time In two months on account Of
illness. In the morning he preached
on Launch Out Into the Deep. So
while In the evening the topic for
discussion was "A Short and Pointed
Prayer" At the morning service
there was one addition to the church
membershlp.
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broadway Methodist.

There were seven additions TO the
Broadwav Methodist church yestcr-
day aud two large congregations were
present. The Rev. DR.. Sullivan
preached two excellent sermons. The
board OF stewards viii meet this
evening AT 1880 at the church.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
KENTUCKY KERNELS.

o o o o o o o o o o G
Auto factory for Greensboro.
Surveying for trolley line at Glasgow
Luther Prewitt, CO. dies at Taylorsville.
Republicans file contest at Greensburg.
Little Annie Hodge, Mayfed, burned.
Fire department organized at Central City.
Frank Howell killed hunting at Atherton-
vile.
Egbert Garth tried to burn Jail at Madison
vile. - sss,. s..ssss
Mayfed police seize 50 pints of whisky ON
train. 4
w. l.. Reynolds and company, SIaughterville,
assign.
Lou Jones shot and killed by half brother at
Burgin.
Mrs Rebecca Marshall, GO, burned to death at
Franklin.
Isaac Rich, farmer near Glasgow, shot by
hunters.
j. w. Porter, wealthy citizen of Henderson
county, dies.
j. W. Benedict, Mayfeld, falls into fire and
severely burned.
NJ. f. Brown, Greensboro, struck on head by
brick thrown by negro.
-Four -year-od son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Funk.
of TafTy burned to DEATH
Miss Robbie Griffin and Mr. Hub Davis. of
Mayfield, marry at Fulton.
James King under life sentence at Beatty
vile attempts TO break Jail.
William johnson, coIored, and his mother
killed by robbers at MadisonyiIle.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29

James Rudolph Garfield, former commits
soner of corporations is another member of
the Roosevelt administration, who already has
found his official reports justified by the Stan
dard Oil decision. He was a hard working,
conscientious official, and Jimmy ought to
stand fair show for nomination for governor
of Ohio.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29

this city, preached a strong sermon
on the subject of THE Meaning OF
the Cross OF Christ" There was no
service last night. II was announced
that the Rev. Mr.. Cunningham will
occupy the pulpit again next Sunday.
The Rev. w. A. Fite, of Fulton. Mo-,
who has been called to become pas
tor of the church. Will preach his first
sermon December 10.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29

the young child and its mother and
flee into Egypt And then | showed
the children large picture that n
lustrated the text 10 bright colors.
''rho children studied this picture
eagerly Then all frowned. all booked
rather disappointed Finally a little
girl said:
Teacher. whore l. the flea?' -
Philadelphia Record.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29

NO morning sarvice was held at the
German Lutheran church yesterday.
but the evening service was well con-
Quoted and the sermon was very in
terestlng.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
n Merchandising.

The Rev. S. y. wardrlp preached
two excellent sermons to large con-
gregations at the Mechanicsburg
Methodist church yesterday morning
and evening.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29

The Rev. w ]. Mccoy. the new
presiding elder. filled the pulpit at
the South SIDE Methodist church yes
terday and he made a profound i'm
preston On his hearers. No evening
service Vas held.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
Il,one,ics nj Fault.

Apropos OF examination time. Carr
G. Peterson OF Dubuque related at a
recent dinner some examination
STORIES.
once In a Bible les son." b. said.
~ repeated the text. Arise and take
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
Fast Baptist.

The revival at the East Baptist
church is growing in interest and
there were two additions last night.
The Rev Mr. Castleberry. OF Benton,
Will arrive today to assist in the meet
ing.
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German Churches

The regular sunday program was
carried ont at the German Evangeli-
cal church Sunday and the attendance
was very good.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29

people unite In expressing their gratl-
tude for the assistance rendered by
all In these services. Those present
say that Il was one OF the greatest
reylyals IN the history OF Padneah.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
Fountain Avenue.

Splendid singing aud interesting
sermons were heard at the Founta n
Avenue Methodist church yesterday
and the attendance was excellent.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29

The usiiai well attended servses
were held at the North Twelfth Street
Methodist church yesterday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
WALTON AND STATE RIGHTS.

Democrats, who view with alarm the
icroachments Of the federal govern
ate rights, have no more enthusiastic
fhan Senator Thomas IA, Carter, Of
Postlt lti-millionaire wine owHer. Senator
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29

w IRIS OILY sstDACuE.
Why curneiiaon'r Headache Liver pitts
viii cure that 10 -rnts- Guaranteed
by all druggists
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29

The Lloyd George budget is producing a
number of queer situations in England, but
think of Ireland supporting the government.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29

Al railroads entering Chicago will
probably he electrified at no distant
date.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
ven DoN-r HAVE TO war;.

Every dose makes you feel better. Lax
Eos keeps your whole lnsidcs right
sold on the Money Back plan every
whers. Price gGc.
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4 lags because of the laymen's neglect of his OPP
portunity and obligation SO, they are agreed
to all think and pray about the same thing at
the same time and all set to work. What will
:. be the result of the movement time will tell;
but the important thing just now is that spirit
of amiabe tolerance among comrades of a com
mon cause, which permits the church to present
an unbroken front TO the world
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
THE WEEK OLE PRAYERa

oiChe week of prayeTfor laymen, which is be
line OF psryed this week in majority of the
OF EVERY DEaaes, and in Paducah will find
to-date ease. W nightly meetings at Grace
1.-THE mast remarkable manifest
lover OF a PiPpirit of the age. 1t is summed up
-u tion to forget the points ON which
he and regard only the points on
all agree. The idea originated
len, who recognized the RESPONSE
Pho individual In his Makor and defer
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29

AT THE CHURCHESE
ReIigion and Morality.

The necessity OF religion as an inn
polling force m morality was the
subject of Dr. d. c. Wright's sermon
at Grace church yesterday morning.
without sighting the force of the
materialistic argument that religion
is not essential to morality, he estab-
lished by logical argument. that ellmi
mating the question Of happiness In
the next world and combining the
value OF religion TO the present exist
ence. rel gion Is the sustaining and
moving force IN the world, without
which the gra.ual, but perceptible
uplift OF the general mass of man
kind would be impossible.
To a large congregation at the
First Christian church yesterday
morning the Rev. De witt Cunning
ham, an evangelist OF the Christian
church, who Is making his home in
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-29
Daily Thought.
Daily Thought.

Complain not concerning the work You must
do. The only tragedy is to he without an occu-
patton.
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Die @cidDaitslaac.

Scrr Soieps' Gamlon. Der Spred)er
Ses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bat leBte
@ote in elmer in Chicago gcbaltenc,
Meoc geiagt: s%lltier Sono beiiioet
lid gcgcnipdrtis in beiiercm 3liitanSc
ols je 5llpor mo mir iteben ON %o:'
abcno elmer slcra bon gelualtlgcr
Yroipcrit1t." Iieier Yroiperiia-
3ummel miro einialtig nno oh9e'
idanadt. &eurp Gleius. elm niid)teri1
uno fibl abm1genoer genrtbeilcr.
iagt in icinem lebten @oNenberid)t
Mbaeieben pon Ger eiien' uno Stabl'
SnbuItrie, iinb MIR ihmade an5ci'
den elmer allgcmeinen Grbolung oel
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s,urenu pss stabt.Meainrators. yiatphans.

ultiu Tore, 8. september l9u9,
ia Die Strubenour16rudDs : Sclnn,iiilte Der
etact baltimore il Ncieblid poracldriepel,er
9Seiic ibrell eilh9iilti9eit mo tprrl9lrfen bes
riot fiber Die 5u9eiproGeileIt @ntlbdolquilgen,
l~lnioiten uub 9Sertberbopnlteen llY ote Go;l,
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6ss NiuDors mo Stabtruibs bon Baltimore bet
mn Dinterie9t Baber.
miro hermit beiallnt 9egebeIL taB befnqier
@ert6t mo Eldle ami btele sSetie in S,e'ell
giIrealI binteriegt iuoroet ltllo. mo DAB oct
Tnbor mo GtGotratb bon Baltimore pier IT.
0clo cine Ierion ODER |eriunen, ooer cine oeer
lnebr Gurporutipleu, Die nit oer Sertbetlliilg
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900 IG9cit pom 10. September 1909 an ais
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Ous beiaatc @eribt eriIben rlb9en. oleielbcil
I. eepcn Shnmas,
StubtsJtcgiitrator.
(Sepii0.l 7.2l,SnD
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Sic Sftap IuSgubc BON
nllebcr 2nnb unb Weer" bat am IS.
September ibrcn 26, Sobrgong oi,9e-
iretcn. Gic Teutihe &erlugsonitolt
iii @erlir, Stntt9art ullo 2eipSig bic
tet IN Dem porliegcnben eriten &eite
Don 1872 Seitcn einen reifen ltlo
piclieitiacn Snbolt. Sermine Gillin.
ger bringt einen Monlon Sic He.
bod)le", Der lib id)on onlGBt nno da.
raftcriltild)c @eltolten binitelt.
S'@opcr iiibrt Den 2eier in iponnen.
Der &eiie bonn SdJmar5en Meer gum
Mrorot unb 5molf Sriginolbiloer Der.
anid)nliliden bic Heiiebcihreiblng.
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bietet Otto &cib, ulo Milp Bauer
bringt cine 0lltoeldriebcne Stu0ic
fiber ben Srouring NIT pielen photo.
gropbiihen Ibbiloungen. Sie @il-
belmitraBe in Berlin ihiloert Mrnolo
&ollmer III Wort unb @ilo, nno 6.
Suno bietet cine intereiionte nrio iehr
a,ti iluitrirte Elmuberei iiber Mntbro-
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Sprofe in ben Ieboiten beiitrmots
tete: Die GerhonolulgssS profe nun
itets Die oeutidc icin. Splonae it
9iirgermeiitcr bin, miro I'M @iener
@enleinoerot6 fcin c5edii6es @ort
gaiprohen ueroer. Sd CLAUDE nid)t,
oaB es elmer -,nciner Nahfolaer mc.
gen miro, onbcrs 5ll benfen. l(eber
hieie eigcntlid ielbitperitdlbli6e Or
flGrlng GROCER Sllbel unter Den
Gcutiben @ien's. Sic G5heniraGe
iteift bcn a%elniitbliden @ienern oell
Noden lnnb oos lit eon5 gut, Notb
cnttpifclte &rnfr!i'"
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8efanltmadnngex.
gireou hrs stost.e eumetcrs.

70. SepfGIlUtt IUUU.
Ser Staots@eumetcr lplrb am Snnitua, Den
20. Sepieinher, g>urmitiags iim 10 llbr. uI Srt
mo Siclle icin, Inn bac GiOoal oet N~lrtult'
Mptnue, Spildrn Der giortbs liio gSeiruocos
Moeltle, jl ciabltrelt.
oialeiab Is. T5urins,
(2b3) Stuotst3eometer.
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Icrmiidte Mn5eigen.
Wn biz Nnmcm.

Sunoc Namer, peIbe muoerne S6neiSerfunlt
81 ~erlcrneu luiinfdeT. fouten iiidt i'm 3peifel
lur bel Srl. ~ Snters, VT. 302, HcitsSara.
toaa.strakc, oor5ufpred,en i9ren Niamen. alH
31nlilig cintraaelL mo file lcrnen Die 8urii
bnlten aiiberoein eriinhIiten tlnterritt i'm
3uihneioen. Gebr ltber1le 9eoinpniaen. -
1rl.- W. Subers, Nr. 3O2, &ch' saratpga.str.
COMP
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GtmaS HencS:
HGhne uhnc Sfattcn.

NuS3ieben. berurfant baber aud feline G6mer'
Sen. Saben baifeIte sliSfeben. biefeIbe gpirf'
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gser0bfe Geutc brnutten ft9 Mot ai fardbter.
TIRE Sabine bebaneeIit ~ laiien;. g9ir fronen
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Giitunsen psn 81 an. eilber.5Rlnuaeu SOC.
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Xr. sill. slrrs- SiuaSs-et5ee =, !.
ubv xtsusA, SomataaS brr o bic 100 ubs
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1nliaua Srabc.

IS iiurb an ~. Sepiembcr 1909 Guiana
franc, 50 Sabre ult, gSittpe bon gSilbelm
lra6e. Sic Seerhiailte tiltbet am Stenitag,
Den n, september, ltnhmittnas 1a3 llbr, BON
ocr gSubnuIa oes SIM. 8ep. 81. AGfdrcr, 9ir.
1918, eih.Gbarless strahe, aus HIATT.
(o63-I1
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,,Niaup. "Ieberm auf 9eItcliune e~efcrtiat,
bon So an. Sirben, Heinigen ardufeln in al
len 9rdliGen; 0iite gereinigi. acidrbt lino men
geiormt. Tnuio ion, Nr.2fO, Neh.9erinatpM.Sfr.,
Sipcitcs StcdlperI. (ScptS, lWH)
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.RomlanbS tiirfiihc SGbcr.
equitable tbGuoc, Ypitamt sescn. stctS uiicn.
IL lNliniI 10 - -
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VdWe tAr'S AmStamb teinrat q. Hatne. 413
Cit.Halttmspe'Str, wabe Cation 3eMieIApe.
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Catherine. unb Sbiplep.s irnbe: ieine 9aee fir
fuit irarnS etn @eibdft; nere giabbnrtddtt.
Gleitriibe, fabre bis Silm Gnopunit iinb 9cbe
Gin SdnieraeDiert nbr6lid. Sine Der ~ieinitcn
'gugeli iiir cinen 2aoen. FGiienoe Webingul9en
fir Den aGuicr. 9tibereS bel Naiter =. @eits
pbal pocr bei'm Igcnteu all Srt mo Steue.
(Spntl2-)
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@cidJGitsgclesenbcitcn.


Su Oerfaufcu:
g8eeen NbIebeiis bee @ieentbiimers eirl crit
fIaliiger @ruccriez, SIeiibs mo 9iropiiions'
2aoen nit outer Gunoibdtt SiiooIis9de Der
Slilicnsgpc. uno Saraip9a. Str., 5t pertliiItt.
llsIa5msiperib SeIcgeubeit. pdiienoe Heoin
eut9elt. Subn 4. Inmier. 40 iIuipn IrMJ
Yiutiotnb. (2d3--O/
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n. 8ahitfh,,

Nsrb.VbppIetsu.e traee.
DcniIde Bidder mno ScitIdriften.
SiaenefMriften, Mdr&en nnb @r3dtIuugen,
RIaiEier, 0ebi&te. 8ouuane etc. (Gebt0.1O
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Tr.2ueger. Der Sber'9iil.
germsiiter Der Stuot @ien, erfl1rt
alf einen glitrag i'm @emeinoeratb.
Der Die 3uIdliigfeit Der cjehiihcn
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Gle IuSgobe Der neuen
3 Gents. grieinMrfen iiir Die SnoIpn-
Sillton-S eier lit oltf so @iaionen
bciArdntt ,lno feint merScn Dor benz
%. Scpteitbcr pcrfd,lit werbcn, oenl
Gage Scr G"roifnnrngs 6eicrlidfci-
ten. GieieGben lino in ianrn1tlidel'
9oitamttrn Scr ger, staoten 5n ba.
ben. Gle @robtrnlt6 berielben jill
oaberorpentlid tiirItIcriid uno ne;
Tcicr %onoeneiicn iein. ~
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Gle itamerifaniihen De-
iibcr pom Sod)ten, nelde I'M Nu*'
lnnbe gcbnut moroen lino, iollelt nod,
einem ncucn @eies jabrlib iiebcn
Collars Steller pro Sonnc bes Ton-
nenaebolts ODER cine cinmalicc
Stcuer BON 35 Fro5ent oes @ertbrS
Der Suht bcSobleu. Tiaie 2eute limo
olls MillionGre. ober nit Musnabme
ron breien mcigert iic lid, Die Stei!er
,t besobIen. Miln iou ser 9unOeS'
Giltriftsonmolt BON Mem.Dorf geaerl
sic reihcn Steilar.G riideberacr cir
ifreiten.
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Gle IT at q d)e, bob Sorri'
man nifts fir wobItbGtige 3wcde
binterloiien bot, benefit mieoer eis,-
nal sic @obltbdtiefeit elmer progrei-
liucn GrblGoitsiteller. ''
org. Sts;tg)
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NhApNNiy Wv tpNJ htbJl WI "
Ecniionsliiten itonbcn. Gin id)rcien-
oeS l(nred,t, bos idleuniait gut &C.
mod)t meroen mi,bte. limo 10 5@ierell
Die Nomen Der 3lponSigtouicno-m,f
eiiliac nlebr pber ipcnigcr fpmnlt cS
nid)t al, - Jest sic Ycniionsliltc. IS
limo Die @ittlpen bon Geteroncn ocs
9iirgerfricBes. Die nod brnl 81. Suni
1900 gebeirotbet bottcn. Cab Die mel
item oapcn Die ,alten Solooten leoig-
lid in Der Grwartune Der Yeniion &c.
beirotbet botter, lit gerpib. limo es
id)eint, ais oh Ecniionsbe5ug ei1lell
conierpirenben GiniluB aui Die Gml.
pfdnacrin ausiibt. Sic lebcn ollie
lanac nno erirelten iid ser gnten 90
be, Ole ibnn Uncle Sam ipenoet. Iie
leste @ittpc zines Geteronen ai,S
Dem &euolutionsfrieg itorb crit olll
II. Nopcnber 1906! SIS giebt ned
INNER All @ittpcn BON &1mpferr
aus Dem &riede BON 1918, mGbrenS
Die T%eteronnen ollie lGnait sur groBer
Nrn;ee ohgcgongen iinb. es iinb nod
1920 &annpicr aus Den Snoiancr
frt1en p~orbanbcn unO 300S @ittmer
ioldler, unb 2932 Gctcronen uno 6914
Wittlpen bon &eteranen aus ber1
merifaniid'en &rie9e. gm 10. MpriI
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-23
THE JESTER WHO WOULD RE-
TIRE.

There was once a jester who was
tired Of his job, SO he resolved to go
to his august master, who was his
master during the other months OF
the year also, and beg to be released,
so that he could seek fresh fields and
pastures new. When the king and
his courtiers saw him approaching
they began to litter; but the jester
went straight to the throne and sank
upon one knee.
Sire he said. "for many years l
have capered and grimaced to amuse
you, and now fain would rest"
He fain would rest!" repeated
the monarch, his sides shaking with
mirth.
Sire. I have a family in a far
away province"
'Ho, ho!" laughed the King. "Ha
hal" echoed the courtiers. He. he!'
| giggled the courtieresses.
And l beg of your majesty per
mission
Isn't he the funniest thing!" sale
the king.
ITO let me go and see them" fin
ished the jester.
The king was wiping his eyes
which were full of tears with merri
ment. Take him away, somebody,
he said. 'or shall die of laughing
He grows funnier every day"
Attendants surrounded the jeste
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedules of Trains Leaving, Ra-
leigh, N. @.

Schedules of Trains Leaving, RAJ
leigh, N. @.
N. B.-The following figures are
published only as information and
are not guaranteed:
No. Ill, west, 200 a. m, for Dur
ham and Greensboro; handles Pull
man sleeping car Raleigh to Winston
Salem, which is open at 800 p. m. at
Union Station for occupancy, con-
Meeting at Greensboro for all points
North, South and West.
No. FL, west, 1885 a. m, through
train with chair car for Durham.
Greensboro, Salisbury, and Asheville,
connecting at Durham. with train for
Oxford, Henderson, Norfolk, Keys
vile, Richmond, and Washington, at
Greensboro for points North and
| South.
No. 139, west, 4:O5 p. m, handles
| through Pullman sleeping car for At
for Oxford and Keysville, at Greens.
boro with through train for Wash.
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York; also connects at Greens
boro for Asheville, Knoxville, Cincin
natl, Louisville and st. Louis.
No. 112, east, 4: 80 a. M, for Sci
ma and Goldsboro, connecting at Sci
ma with A. c. L. Railway for Wilson
and Rocky Mount, at Goldsboro 70
Wilmington: also for Kinston. New
Bern, and Morehead City.
No. 144. east. 1890 p. m, for Sci
ma and Goldsboro, connecting at Sci
ma with A. c. L. for points soutl
and north; also at Goldsboro TO
Wilmington, Kinston, and New Bern
No. %. east. $50 p. m, for Selm
and Goldsboro, connecting at Selm
for points south on A. G. L. Railway
and at Goldsboro for Wilson an
: Rocky Mount.
For further information as t
l schedules, Pullman accommodations
l etc., address the undersigned.
: r. Fl. Doubts,
, Travelling Passenger Agent,
|. Raleigh. N. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-12-23
THE CARPENTER.

That evening. when the Carpenter
swept out
The fragment shavings from the
workshop floor.
And placed the tools In order and
shut to
And barred, for the last time, the
humble door,
And, going on His way to save the
world,
Turned from the laborer's lot for
evermore,
l wonder-was He glad?
That morning, when the Carpenter
walked forth
From Joseph's doorway. In the
glimmering light,
And babe His holy mother long fare
we'll,
And, through the rose-shot skies
with dawning bright,
Saw glooming the dark shadow OF
the Cross,
Yet, seeing. set His feet toward
Calvary's height.
wonder was he sad?
All! when the Carpenter went on His
way,
He thought not for Himself OF
good or i'll,
One was His path, through shop OF
thronging men
Craving His help cen to the cross.
crowned hill,
In toiling, healing, teaching, suffer
ing-all
His joy, His life. to do His Fa
theirs will;
And earth and heaven are glad
Alice Ranlett, in The Independent