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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-05-22

I'm opposed 10 the suffrage in this
district j am opposed % ID not be-
eause ] yield 40 amy ono in the prin-
ciples of sef government, but thie die
trict Haa taken out of the Application
~ the principles of self government
by the very constitution that governs
fhe resi of fho nation, because if Nns
intended all tAe people should control
tho city O. fe gof oFer being fright
ened ID bo.ng cold chat 'm getting
away from fhn principle ~ fhe iafhen.
ghfae principle Hro boot maInfHlned
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aon
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gasfrnmenf ~ Washington ~ good and
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ln fln rnnnily NHsNInRion hnnn nNnn
AZ founded fle ri5 iNAi y neHIl FinH.
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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
NEWS OF cESrREvILLB.

Csnterviile. Nay ls.--(special)--A
Masonic Lodge was organized at RAN
doiph on Thursday night with quite a
good membership. Senator II. q,
Reynolds. d. W. Crawford and sew
erai other persons from this place
went TO Randolph to witness the GER
eraonies.
The public school at Brent closed
Friday night with very interesting ex-
ercises. The school has been In charge
OF Miss Hulda Lewis, and the manner
in which the scholars acquitted them
selves reflected much credit on the
teacher
Former Judge N. H, Thompson. of
shis place, II quite unwell at his home
on East Highlands. He has not been
strong Cor some time
1t IL currently reported that the
friends Of w n. Thomas. of Ashby.
are trying to induce BAN to make the
race for Judge Of Probate of BIB
county. Mr.. Thomas is q prominent
citizen Of the county and has been a
member OF the Court of County Com
missioners number OF years.
The contract for the erection Of the
county high school building has been
awarded to J. T. Candy ana work
will begin within the next week.
M. w. Lewis returned from Biz
mingham yesterday here he had been
as delegate to the convention of
hardware dealers.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the closing exercises of the
public schools at this place. The pres
emit session has been one of the most
successful In the history of the schools
Hon. M. p. Legrand. a prominent
capitalist Of Montgomery. spent FRI
day in Centsrv.tis.
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PRoaRAM IS ANNOUNCED.

BaDtists Of Tuss<eeee Association 70
Hold Fifth Sunday Meeting.
opeiika. May 1e.-tspeciai. 1.-The
Baptists OF the Tuskegee association
have prepared the following program
for the NTH Sunday meeting OF the
association which 10 to be held at
Society Hill Church Friday. Saturday
and Sunday. May %. 20 and 80:
Friday.
s:so a. m. nsvotional exercises. led
by r.. Lawson : - 80 --sss.s'
y s, 4 q eaF Rsssssfffa By J.
fo:so Z. NJ. The Place Of Song in
Church, by j. p. Hunter.
ii a. m. Preaching. by Rev. J. n.
Curry.
i:so a. m. The Form of Church
Government as Praeticed by Baptists.
Whyf-J. II. shacksiford.
q p. m. What Is Christian Rap
tiSfn? by George =. Brewer.
Ns0 p. m. womans Work in
Church and Sunday School,. L
Slough.
p. m. What Constitutes Church
Discipline--T. G.. Conner.
$3.50 p. m. Christian FelIowahip--
M p. Edwards. RI
Saturday.
$3.50 .. m. Devotional Services, by
A. w. Langley.
10 a. m. What Is the Mission Of
the Churches OF Christ In the World |?
by w. A. Taiiaferro.
1880 a. m. What is the Duty Of
Every Member of the Churches of
Christ in the Execution of this Mis-.
sion? by J.. r.. Curry.
II a. m. Preaching. by J. A.
TAO p. ms The Lords supper M.
p. Edwards.
2 p. m. Individual Responsibility
in Church Attendance. and Systematic
w. Campbell.
3 p. m. The Different Phases Of
Our Mission Work in its Relation to
Our Boards-W. A. Taliaferro.s
sunday.
$40 2. m. Sunday School Work
r. J. Miles.
10 a. m. The relation Of Baptists
to the INSTRUMENTATION Sunday
School Work--M. W. Whitman.
1880 a. m. How to Enlist ana Re
tain Pupils in Our Sunday School work
r. l.. Wilson.
II a; m. Preaching, by Rev. w.
A. Taliaferro.
Quite q crowd Of opelika eitixena
went to Columbus Saturday 20 witness
the horse races. They returned to the
city on special train ON the Central
OF Georgia Railway at 1880 O'Clock.
Hon. w, o. Brownfield. clerk NJ
the Lee County Court OF Law ans
Equity who has been confined to his
bed with illness for two weeks. CON
tlnues TO Improve and he will soon he
able TO return to his post of duty.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
A JOINT CONVENTION.
American Hardware Manufacturers nm
Southern JObbers to Meet,

AeseAn HARDWARE ManufactuFers and
Southern JObbers 10 Meet.
Pittsburg. Pa. May I6.-(Special.)- -
One OF the most important conventions
of the year will be that of the Ameri-
can Hardware Manufacturers Associa-
ton and the Southern Hardware Job
berg Association. to be held here joint
ly June .. 10 and IL. under the auspices
OF the Pittsburg membership of both
organizations.
The convention Will discuss matters
OF immediate Importance to the hard
ware and Jobbing interests of the
country, and the list OF speakers and
special papers is most imposing. There
Will be more than 500 in attendance,
the Southern representation being es-
pecially strong. One. of the purposes
of the joint convention is to bring
manufacturer and Jobber into closer
relationship, and one OF the first eff
fects will undoubtedly be manifested
in renewed activity in all lines of hard
ware manufacture.
The great manufacturing industries
of the Pittsburg district are taking the
iveliest interest in the convention.
and will assist In every way to make 1t
a notable occasion, as most of the raw
materials consumed in the hardware
trade are turned out in the great mills
which line the rivers here for miles.
On the Pittsburg sntertainment COM
mittee are such men as A. G. Dinkey,
President OF the Carnegie Steel Com
pany; b. F. Jones, Jr.. President of the
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company; Wal
lace FL Rowe. President OF the Pitts
burg Steel Company; Lawrence Dill.
worth, President Dilworth, Porter q
Co. and the general officers Of a half
dozen other big steel ana iron COM
panies.
Among the entertainment features Of
the convention will be smokers, dances,
musicals. banquets, trolley trips around
the principal steel and iron works, and
special entertainments, such as teas
band concerts and receptions for the
wives of delegates to the convention.
Automobiles and taxicabs have been
provided for the use OF delegates with
out charge, and Pittnurg wealth and
Industrial influence are outdoing tn en-
selves to make this the most notable
convention In the history of either as
ISOLATION. 1t will be an occasion OF
special interest to the Southern hard
ware men and their friends. as the
convention is planned especially for
them, and every form OF hospitality
Is being devised with their comfort and
entertainment in view.
Pittsburg will be especially interest
ing to the visiting delegates, as 1t is
the Industrial center of the nation hav-
ing more than 5000 manufacturing es-
Establishments, employing 1885, 900 men,
turning out an annual product of $780,
100000, representing an investment OF
a round billion, with q weekly payroll
Of 100000. The annual tonnage of
the Pittsburg district equals 10 per
cent of the tonnage of the entire coun-
try, including all freight carried an
nually by rail. river and lake. The
capital and surplus of banks in the
Pittsburg district represent one-fif-
teenth OF the total capital and surplus
of all the banks in the United States.
being the second city in the United
states In banking capital and sur
olus
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
SUNDAY, BASE BALL ....
rs SAFE AT MEMPHIS

Memphis, Tenn. May 1s.--(SpeciaL)
Anticipated interference from the po-
lice. said to be acting under orders
from reform mayor. did not material
ice today at the ball park, and Sunday
baseball games are believed to be safe
from attacks from now on, q cornpro-
whereby all open air entertainments
Including suburban theatrical resorts
Will be permitted to remain open du-
ring summer months. Down town in
der the law.
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BILLY SMITH SELLS
vIEBAHE TO NASHVILLE

Atlanta, Ca, May 1s.--(Special. ~
Manager Billy Smith, Of the local team
announced upon his return here to-
day, that he had sold Pitcher Bill Vie
balm to Nashville. This was an out
right sale and not an exercising Of
waiver rule by Nashville.
Atlanta's pitching stan is now COM
posed OF Fisher. Barley, Rogers Johns
and Atkins. Manager Smith announced
that he was after . big league twirier.
and expected to land him In few
days. Although he did not say so. 1t
Is intimated that Ralph savidge. who
twiried for Memphis last year. now
with Cincinnati. 10 the man that he 10
after.
First Baseman Penn left tonight for
Augusta, having been released TO that
team. Atlanta Il. now In the player
limit
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
Calls an election.

Huntsville. May ie.--(special) 1.-The
Madison County Court of Commission
Ars have called an election for June IS
for deciding whether or not bonds OF
Madison County shall be Issued for the
purpose Of paying the Indebtedness of
this County In the sum of $4,000 cree
ated in 1889 by the purchase of the
pike roads In 1889 bonds were issued
in the sum Of $4,000 and they are now
matured.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
FOR CIVIC RTGHTEOUsNEss.
Series Of Services Begun In Churches
OF Htrminwham.

Birmingham. May 1s.-(Special. >
A series OF services were begun in
churches throughout Jefferson County
today in campaign OF the Law and
Order League for civic Righteousness.
In addition to ministers. several
prominent citizens participated in the
services today. It is PROPOSED to hold
these services every Sunday and some
times during the week for q month or
two. in an effort to awaken the people
for a strict enforcement of the laws.
r. NJ. Goodall, President of the Law
and Order League; w. e. UrquhArt,
member of the Legislature; DR.. r, F.
Lovelady, member of the Board Of Rev
nue. Hugh Locke, one OF the leading
members OF the Christian Endeavor;
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
GETS OUT OF RACE
w. y. OLIVER wITHDRAws FROM
CONTEST FOR CONGRESS.


Tuscaloos. May 1s.-(speeii. 1.-THE
numerous friends OF Hon. W.. b. OIL
yer will regret to learn that he has
Withdrawn from the race for congress-
In an annenncements given out yes-
terday Mr.. Oliver stated that owing
to the fact that his canvas would
cause him to make too great a sacri-
efie Of his personal and professional
interests. and for other reasons of a
personal nature he had decided to
withdraw,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
A New Corporation.

Huntsville, May 16.--(Special.)- "A
corporation is being formed here with
an authorized capital stock OF $4,000
for the purpose of going into the
crushed rock business on an extensive
scale. Quarries will be operated on
Monte Sano and crushed rock for the
general market Will be delivered in
Huntsville at about 81 a cubic yara,
which il great deal less than the
market price at present.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
CAPTAIN HENLEY's FUNERAL.
Services VIII Be Held From Birminw.
ham Residence To-Day,

Birmingham. May ls.--(speciai -
The funeral OF Captain John C. Hen
ley, the pioneer and wealthy citizen
who shot and killed himself Saturday
while dependent over the condition OF
his health, he being Ill for many
months. viii take place Monday morn
ing, the interment to be at Oak Hill
Cemetery.
Some OF the oldest and most promi-
nent citizens OF Birmingham will act as
pallbearerA The deceased had re-
turned but few weeks back from
Johns Hopkins Hospital In Baltimore,
where he had been treated for his
health. He Is survived by his widow
and three sons. Walter, who is inter-
ested in and In charge OF coal mines
at Piper, in Bibb County, John C. Hem
ley. Jr.. city editor OF The Birmingham
News. and Courtney Henley. who is
still going to college.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17

W. /. Sessions. who led the prohibi-
tion campaign to victory In Jefferson
County; James Bowron. the wen known
capitalist and Industrial magnate: ]. r.
Mcwane, prominent leader in the law
ana order movement and others were
speakers today. and there was large
attendance at each place.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
DIR. Stages IN FLoRENcE.
rFs .,;a. n.ss..aarsat. sermon f

breaches Baceaiaureate Sermon for
Fiorence University for Women.
Florence. May ie--(Special }--Rev.
Dr.. John W. Stages of Birmingham
preached the baccalaureate sermon for
the Florence University for Women
this morning from the text. "Ye are
the light OF the world. !"
The text was treated in a new way
and the discourse was brilliant and
logical and an inspiration to the stu
dents. The trustees occupied seats on
the platform. An excellent musical
program was rendered.
Or. Stages preached at the Presby-
terian Church this evening to another
large congregation.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17

Memphis, Tenn, May is--(Special.)
ELLIS Knowles. who will represent
Pensacola In the coming golf tourney
for the Southern championship. has ar
rived and practiced today on the Mem
phis links.
Lawrence Eustis, OF New Orleans.
and others, have commenced familiar
izing themselves with the local course
in hopes of landing the title. Mobile.
Montgomery. Nashville. Little Rock and
cher delegates are expected the eid
Of the week.
The Memphis Country Club has made
elaborate preparations to entertain the
yisitors
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
DROP IN AVERAGE
THE TEAM n DOING soMn LIGHT
HITTING.


o. TIM c n1ss me srYDH s w.. Il b.s sss
the only regular who 10 batting over
300. Lively is stili over. tina 400 mark.
Pepe made Q gain during the week.
average above The 200 mark.
The averages. including Saturdays
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17

hits. 'I pspsS 1: Estssnnsia, !: psls. !
S; DAILY. 4; dreminser. 3: Guess. 2:
Persons: I: wbitemsn L Msnu sh.,i /;
bases. Pope. 10; DAILY, kerwin. Z:
Shannon, q: Grenninger. !. Rockenieid,
I; Hart, /. Sacrihce hits Kerwin, Z;
q; Hart, i; Manush, 4. Greminger, 1:
osteen. 1: Rockenfeld. !.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
TYPEwRITERs AND REPAIRS

EVERYBODY can AFFORD TO own q type.
srrifer al our prices, Machines from $40 up.
rash or easy payments, Repairs and sup-
piles. southern Typewriter Exchange. Mont.
gomery. -u
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RUBBER HOSE.
MuITT0RAPH LETTERe.

oUoTXTIoNs, etc. in fassIInife % psresei
typswrifing done: Hamss and Addresses ~.
eShsre desired. n. L Davant TypsSrttor Co.,
frat National Bank Bidg. --tt
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17

Birmingham District Pythians Are Co
ing to Florence.

Birmingham. May 1s.--(Speclal.l-
Herman Beck. Grand Vice Chancellor
of the knights Of Pythias Of Alabama.
accompanied by the Birmingham dis
trict delegates. leave In the morning
for Florence to attend the Grand Lodge
meeting which begins Tuesday.
Mr.. Beck has no opposition for Grand
Chancellor His health has been
greatly improved and he expects to
give the ONCE much attention.
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xNaRAvrNa

% xsfTr1-~ve-. =. -. ,--szs
oar cuts: they ada as per cent 20 the
@ttFeetlvenews Of any adj talk II over WITH
The Advertiser Engraving Company.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-ro sell q good lot cheap. viii
217 ~. Perry st. --ii-tf
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED-A competent lady stenographsr.
capable OF doing other office work must
Co. -
wANTED--6trong German woman eor linen
ro0ui,a age Between 30 and 10. Apply 20
Housskeeper, Exchange Hotel --3-st
wANTED-whifs girls 70 % general hcuss.
workin private homes: fAtr wages moder-
ate WORK. good treatment and good oppor.
tupttiss. Those who wish . situation and
live oat q town may EritS The ssiveslon
call 81 al whitman St. or phone asa LII
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
FOR SALE.

REeAI-Rssai siz hole steel range. with
make good allowance for old stove jamss
o'Hsra 1880 Monroe. --io.at
PuRcHAsERs--ssours land At less than
haif its valns.. on easy terms in our first
colony In Southern Florida. An active, re-
h ss: ssssaa T Tsar FL .s sSsniy |.
Florida Fruit Iands Co. Birminsham, Ala
DIAMOND Ring snap--Nice two stone twin
setting old mine Diamonds. original cost
sl2s; our price to the first customer only
s7s: be quick Klsin's MONTGOMERY Loan Co.
ANTIouEs--Handso old colonial style
one French bed for sale AZ reasonable price.
James o'Hara. tis-iso Monroe -so-st
FOR sALE--At o bargain. shares In q con.
dividends and double your money within
one year; absolutely safe. sound and iegiti-
--ia-3s
FOR sALE--Efish bred setter puppies tTai-
iafayrgs Bob az Rubys Dams Dora Bitches
at half value; must make room Tor other
filters. wamco Kennels, Evergreen Ala
-
FOR sALE-chesp. is volumes Of .Ameri-
can Wit and Aunsr perfect eondition. cost
tiser loft
FOLDING BEp-Up- to-dats imperial quar-
Condition perfect. James o'Hara. iia-iao
Monroe. job
yop aALE--ona BOZ Ball Alley, practically
new' wire or write for particulars. r. a.
Green, Bay Mlnetse. Ala. lode
uAyE-Large lot Of COW peas different
1arietiea win sell In any quantity e1.2B hu..
Sob Natasuiga. Ala w. A. etsvensoR.
--ie-At
wANrnD--Tq SAL Ions Lsaf rsliQw. Rlas
Lumber. WIN tFsae for heFse ana buggy
or maiss al y. Perry ss LETT
PHoNooRAPT--IIish grade Edison Phono-
graph; twenty-five dollar record cabinet;
SIS. Wonderful bargain. James oHara its-
iao Monroe 81. 's-a
nYAMoNp Rinx--A beautiful solitaire ala
-nond Tiffany ring well worth $3.50; our
price Sis; just the thing for graduating
pfs ssauty. KisIn's Montgomery Loan Co.
North Court 81. -le-u
- ~ ~et my new price list 1t onea O. r
Long. EurseryEnan. Monssomsrs' Ala. rhens
bas% 49,. = tv-est
Ton eALE--on aoconns sickness On family
An forced 10 sell my piano at . sacrigiec
A standard make. Eoe DeFticulars address
"etnndsrd." y. o. DOE AaT. Montgomery,
Ala -le-tf
FOR sALE-A complete set OF Post Office
fixtures. Combination lock boxes stamp
window etc., at bargain. J. d. Deming
Evergreen. Ala. --I0-tf
FOB sALE--on royalty basic to responsible
parties. Fine body rich. red clay gravel
situated on Selma division OF Western Rail.
ysw ten miles from MontRom0ry Enoueh
10 control the situation for years. II. c. Hail.
care Greii Bros. Co. --lo-tf
DIAMOND Cluster Ring--An unusual good
value old fashioned seven stone ring, must
he seen to be appreciated. n you are intor-
estsd in q cluster ring be sure and see this
ring SIS Klein's Montgomery Loan Co,
north Court ST. --i6-tf
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
MisCELLANEoUs.

SToRAGE--Lat ~ take care OF your suTpluI
stock Anything that you have no space for.
;Phons sss. Alabama Storage and Ice. 60.
--As-sef
sToRAGE-New concrete Building. spectacle
" built for all kinda o. storaKei bnik aAog.
houssheid xooan prank Tennlils Wurnltrrs
"a. ~-RA-M
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FOB RENT--RERIDENCEs

FOR RENT-From June 1, until October
furnished house on South Perry. Pnrtfes
Iaaving city. Phone 1890. --l&-st
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wANTED--1o BUY.

BICYCLES Wanted-We want to buy your
old Bicycle that you are not using. bring or
send II down to us and let make you a
cash offer. or we Will make an exchange
with you for new one and remember we
gomery Loan Co.. North Court 81. -s-tf
WANTED-To buy second hand office railing;
must be in good condition and cheap. Ad-
dress giving full description. p. o. Box 81,
Selma, Ala. -e-2t
OLD Jeweiry-We pay spot cash for all
kinds OF old jeweiry, just take hook
through your trinket box and all the old
pricas that you don't want any more Just
bring them down to Us and you will be
surprised how much cash you can realize on
thirgs that are OF no value TO you. KIeIn's
Montgomery Loan Co.. North Court St.
--e-te
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17

OFFICES FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-weli furnisad office iE FirsI
National Bank Bldg. use OF telephone and
reception room Reasonable price. Address
p. D. SIS. -tB-2l
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FOR RENT--sToREs.
FrNANCrAL.,

STORE FER rent . south Perry possssSion
given Oct LIST. For PARTICULAR. eail AZ
Stokes Place. ~-la-7k
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WANTED-sITUATTON.

wANT-Position as foreman in email plan
ing mill or assistant In large plant. 20 years
of age married and don't drink. Experienc-
ed accurate and reliable. Can come At once
T. A. Davis. Nadawah Ala --e-at
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WANTED.

pasture your horse, mule or
colt; q look at my pastures will convince
you have the best In this state: horses 50
per MONTH colts so per month; feed and
pasturage IS per month. W. II. Vaughn,
Phone 9tt-2 rings. rf I-tf
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY-we handle the financing Of good
enterprises and creditable proJecta The
Bankers Bond Company. Pittsburg. Pa
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17

WESTERN Canada--The land Of opportunt-
ty. Wheat Is king For full information con
corning Canadian Wheat Lands Apply 20
Sam Hamlyn. 1os-l10 Monroe Ave, Mont
gomery. Ala. --17-it
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FOR SALE-Or Lease; Gulf View Hotel
on the beach. Biloxi Miss, completely fur
nished; 20 bedroomsi halls. baths large gall
ferries; will be sold on easy terms or leased
by the year Address Geo. w. Wilkes. Biloxi.
Miss. --17-2t
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MoNEY-To loan; We have sb0e.ooo 70 loan
on impro:y,ssS5 city UE0 p .t e s. suns q
at a 3 Well q Co. Phone 1sT. corner Les
ana Taliapoosa SITS. --Sz.Sot
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-08-27

An election will be held in the
Midlothian district on Saturday,
Sept. 4, TO determine whether or not
bonds in the sum of S75, 900 shall
be ISSUED for the purpose of con
structing, maintaining, graveled or
paved roads and turnpikes It viii
be remembered that an election was
recently held in that precinct and
the bond issue was defeated by the
marrow margin of five votes. In the
coming election it is believed that
the bond issue will carry by a good
margin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-08-27
Junior EndeayOr Program.

Topic for August 90, Doth God
| Care for OXen?' ! Cor. go, read by
/ leader.
Bible References:
Gods Creatures PS 50:10-11-
celia May Davis.
lie Gives Them Food-Ps. 147:9.
Lucille Bedford.
He Gives Them Water.-P5. 104:
10-11.-Frances Moors.
A Bible Law for Oxen Tim,
I5:1S.-W Worth Flint
Kindness to Animals.-Prov. u:
10.-Louie McCombs.
They Teach Us Lessons,-Job 70:
Orlean McCombs.
Lesson Story. Gladys Lee.
Mission Study.-Bessie Moors.
Recitation-Ea Fox.
Song by all.-No. 81
MiZpah.
Answer roll call with number of
days this week you have read the
Bible
Leader. Bertha Tribble.