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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-04-15
MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. P. H Shepherd, who was i'll
last week, is able to be out
Seth Dixon, q stadent at the W. v.
G. l., was visitor here Monday.
Mrs Archie Mckinney is sick at
her home on Third avenue.
Mrs. Joe Guthrie and son, 8. H.
Clark and G, H. Robinson, of Dor
wood, attended services at the First
Baptist church, Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. White and daughter are
the guests OF relatives at Institute
this week.
Miss Cornelia; Spears, teacher at
carbon, was the guest of Miss Ada
Wright, Saturday.
Inc ladies aid met with Mrs. B. f..
Burrell, On Tuesday evening. After
the regular routine business, cake and
ICE cream were Berved by the hostess.
Az present enjoyed. a pleasant after
neon. -. -. :,.r -. ....
Mrs. Cynthia Hall is On the sick 1ist
this week.
MRS. Charles Lemons la i'll.
7 ~1t0' okDhtc -ScFFy Calender. of
princeton, is here in attendance on
her sick mother. -.. \
Dr. 3. F.. White was professiona
caller at Ansted, Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Jackson left last
"wednesday for Orange, Va, where
MIS-. Jacqson will spend some! time
visiting relatives.
Archie Mckinney, who has emp1ov
ment at Mammoth, visited his family
here. Sunday.
Attorney T. L. Sweeney, Of Favette
Vile was a business visitor here Got
| urday -, g..
| The announcement of the maria e
OF Miss Marie Shelton to Mr.. Hilden
woody, at B1uefeld, came as snr
PRISE to her many friends here
Rev. V. Harriday is sick at b,s
nome a overaDr Whites drug store
| The musical given Monday evenins
az the Odd Fellows hall by Miss wv
Sor watson, was a decided success
me Douglass literary society will
meet Thursday evening at the Odd
Fellows hall. w"
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ST. ALBANS.

Mrs Emily Holmes. of Richmond
Va, is visiting her brother, Mr.. Floyd
Waddy.!s =. : ... ........~ BE-. .... =. ..
. George Banks and Virginia Wilson
were Ia Charleston shopping, Friday
Mrs. Martha Willis and Miss, Mi
dred :SpurIoek. OF Huntington, wers
visitfns their sister, Mrs. Mary Green,
Friday and Saturday. ..' '.
Miss Gertrude Parrish, teacher at
'Wanetta, spent Sunday with her par.
ents. -. .." g..
Novel Willis, of Ganley, was calling
on friends, Sunday.
= Miss Ellen Paine, of Charleston,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Floyd: Waddy., g. -
Rev. J: w, Robinson, OF Clarksburs.
has accepted the call which was ten
dered him by the St Paul Baptist
church, and will preach here on the
first Sunday In May.
George Bond spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Nancy Carr and daughter, Sa-
die, who have been in Charleston for
some time, spent Sunday at home.
,Rhoda Wilson. teacher at Charles
ton, spent Sunday with her parents.
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:. LEWfSBIfRnH

Our people are greatly pleased that
Rev. u w. Waters, If, isf OR passt5I
for another year; ;sHe4is ene' Of tha
Very besth ministers .oSr church eva yas,;i
had. ana iinet with >.ths most ssiknai
|suecess last year 10 every Department.
OF church work, That ne win aueces$i
this year Is 3oregbne connclision.
rev. =, Waters Mas tstysn hfhniself S;
Christian gentleman ain aahls minis,
ter and a faithful pastor No church
can die with him forttheir leader. =. i
! The Easter services held at tho MI
r. church Sunday afternoon we're ve1rIHs
beautiful indeed, and ewere greatlX
enjoyed by. every one .'',s">T.>- 81 =
! The amount of money raised at: the
M. e. church was $2S, which far exs
ceeds that ever raised on any former,
Easter Sunday: = 80. :. -: !
!: The following teachers are -.homa
from their schools:' - Misses Florence
and Rlla Boiling and A. D., Seams; :.
=" Ed Fiji is still very sick: Our doc
tors performed an operation on. him
Monday. and we hope it may prove
successful y. !. %~,2,. ':,.'.,.'t :
; The folliwing persons are on tha
sick list: Mrs. Annie Heron, Miss
Ida Jackson and Mrs Cfntha Renick ;
Alfred White arrived Friday after
an absence of three months. = - =
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WESTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isom Perkins enter
tanned at dinner on last Sunday the
coiored teachers. The meal was an
excellent pne and heartily entoved nv
the guests
- NIB Jane Brown and dauehter
Miss Jessie, have been very sick for
the past week. .,......
Mrs:< Williams, daughter of Mrs
harriet Saunders. has returned tn hor
home at Sharon, Pa.
MIRA Gertrude Brown is now an ar
tehdant at the asylum.
Preaiding Elder Rev. DR.. Accoo hold
ms second uarter1y meeting here last
sunday He preached two excellent
sermons to large and appreciative
, audiences Z
:the district convention held hero
last! week was a decided success. Manv
SUBJECTS OF Importance were ably dis.
cassed, and the ministers and da1e-
Eafaa returned to their homes M
qPus, with a keener relish for their
= W .!sl4 and higher conception Of +he
duties and responsibilities devolvins
upon them.
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MT. HOPE.

appropriate Easter services were
held at Macdonald Baptist and Mt,
Moriah n. f.; churches, last SUNDAY. :tf
MRS. Maria Thompson visited her
husband, who lis d patient at McKenk
dree hospital, Sunday 60 :. ~ -,
=. Rev Warren. the new pastor OF the,
M: f. Church, left Monday for Union,
to move his family here. :
Or. s. q. Hughes, district superfu-
tendent, held quarterly conference
here Sunday last, and preached two
excellent sermons for Rev. Warren.
Harry L. King, who has been sick:
the past three weeks, improves, slow
,ly. 90 .s.. , :>.'. .-..:.. - - -. -:
MRS: Lucy Woodson, OF Brown, and
Miss Lizzie Bennett, OF sewelT, spent
several days OF last week with the
formers parents. ( ,..~,.. Pep.
Friday, April 9Th. was not celebrat-
ed as heretofore but despite the in
clement weather the town was full Of
visitors. Speaking was held in, tsfe
Galloway hall, after which, greaS
crowds repaired TO seott's hall; where
refreshments were. served and music
rendered. -. S. -. = .-41
K. e. Hill was: In Anderson Thurs,
day, 9Th, on business. .s>9 e.,
| In the absence of Rev Deans, Rev.
II. s.. Gordon preached for. him Sun
day morning, and evening. H.. !
MRS Stella Waddy and Glenn Pradd
/ have opened a restaurant on Main
7 street. .>5 - - =
Miss Ardellsa Lewis is i'll. at her
home ON Center. street = y
The revival services which, are be-
ing conducted by Rev. L. J. @Thornt
at ktlsyth Baptist church, are meet
ing with great success, many souls
having been saved. :. ,:>''.' = :,
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Round 4. IN
Trim 4 IL. l -! I! J

. PHI. 3d. - \
for Wm.1 Hytith & Co., of jamestown.
MY, Is inItewn visiting friends. He
has left tor PRINCETON. =" ,.,.,%.
g. L. "JaGkRon, of Kanawha City, is
here visiting sfriends. 49, *. -. ~
On aecounts6f the death OF heE faith
;er. Mss, .Jeead Gibson. left for Virginia,
Friday, Paul johnson, who was Mrs.
Gibson's father, had lived in Sewsll
for MANY, years, but recently returned
to Virginia, his old home, whera fs
died. He was loved and revered
by all who knew him. @'."2 y ~
. r.. o. Gary4Ahd Earl Turner, of Fay.
etteville, spent Easter with friends
here. &,%k =. > .=-,l ,...;
. ). Mr.. and N rs. p. B. Jasper, Miss
jamie Patterson. R. L. and willis
Waddy. OF Pembroke, were present
at the Easter. exercises. -. : ~ <
The Easter, program which was ar.
ranged and conducted by Miss w. A.
FreeI3nd. Superintendent of sewelPs
Sabbath school. was a success. !
Mrs. Nellie .vanhook, who spent two
weeks with her parents. left for home
ON the morning of the 18th.
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o I CORRESPONDENCE: :,(;:t u I !; 5: %

Fridsy, and rendered an excellent pro
}rAe sd $Lukes had their thanksgiv
ing services Sunday -and--made, q
goodiy showing. they marched from
Longacre to Cannelton hall, headedAby
the Montgomery band, Rev. G. W.
Lipscomb preached an able sermon
Music was rendered by the LOngacpa
choir. Mrs, William Jones was, the
organist.
; >LengacEs Baptist Sunday school
rendered an excellent program fol-
Easter. Miss Lula James presided at
the organ; 49,. -. :.
Mrs. Maria, Charleston has returned
from Richmond, Va, where she has
been attending the grand southern
Rosebud convention Of G, U. o. of II,
r. She reports good session and
the, outlook for the future is good.
William Galway and Miss Nellie
Rollins were married last Saturday,
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RAYMOND CITY.

caster services were held at tho
FirSt Baptist church, Sunday A. tno
. CLOCK the following program wao
rendered by the Sunday school.
=. O l song, Gospel Hymns; prav.
er oF Supt. H. Coles; scripture read
,"s-John 2o;1-18, by W. II. wilson.
song song % Beautious Day" recitation
"a easter day is Here" by Leonard
. t,ice and Cordyn summerville; reci.
Id'lon' Wake up" by Esmond 49,
Zones and Charlie Dickerson; seleot
reading up and Be Doing. by pett is
.fsfrie; recitation, Gross Bearur " t's
Hett'e Price; Lilies" by twelve u, ~
WHY, e"sS ana GIRLS song, "Lillfes sd
p an's', s~ hat the Lilies say" by
Ruth sommery lille, Ethel Perry, sts,.
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

.; Born. to Mr.. and Mrs James Burk,
q daughter $685..
y "a reception was given at the home
0b+fMra Lizzie Williams in honor of
hASa daughter. Ethel, who now resides
at Rlue6eld
s Henry Sweeper is here visiting for
a: few days. = -
> "a. r. G. Crawford will return In a
fsssR days to resume his unfinished
school.
Rhezssympathy of the people OF Red
SULPHUR is veSy much astir at hear
iuB:of the death of Walter Pack, who
departed. this life last Friday morn
inaK the 9Th inst. at Canton, Ohio.
His remains will be inferred at Mt
CARMEL: cemetery.
!. Arthur Pack, Of Bluef1eld, is here to
.atfe0d the burial of his cousin.
Thomas Agile has returned from a
trip To- Ohio.
Miss. Neal Williams left for
Ge&faeston, where she expects to re-
1aasfn for the summer.
eaEs Ethel Wells has returned Tn
Hsooneid. after spending a few dava
Niaseing her many. friends and rela-
taye& pc Red Sulphur
ibssD.s' Thomas Conner conducted
Maeter services at Mt GARNER NJ q
church, Sunday:
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'QuINNiMoNT.


Y M sEsnna .'Vichers, of Lawton, was
b. q hnlndntss shopp:hg,- last week
{ S1Ddow ~taady, OF New York, is here
4tterS being absent for about sixteen
ysars -. -,
t54NJtsee, Shelton was elected Sunday
aASdtfe dele4ate to- the Sunday school
convention at Mcdonald.
James Peasants, of Charleston. is
.tnp,ONf town again. =.
, Mis- b. M Dandrige Is visiting her
slater, Miss Eubank, In Charleston.
MICA: I'm. Thompson will leave,
Wednesday, for her home in Athens,
Ohio,
! Hha Easter concert was rendered
Hdadk! the Supervision of Miss
J,illsah Shelton Mas a perfect success.
Mich 2csedit Is due her for the excel
= lent WrF the children entertained.
! Miss. Eva Wells, Of Hinton, was I'm
; our IOWA: Friday, on business.
T. r. Brown was called to Fayette-
vine, = Monday. 30 Il, ~.
=" Little whdle, the son of Mr.. and
MfNR. r. Brown, is i'll with fever.
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I CARBON.


ReV: P. P. Holland returned home
from Raymond City last Monday and
was accompanied by Rev. D. w I'D.
wards, of Eeewood. 0 "
. mr.. and MrS. Harry Young v,s,ted
the Paint Creek hospital last Tbnrs.
Day and brought their daughter NJ
Lizzie Perry, home with them. She 10
very n, sick at this writing.
me emancipation services woro
wen attended, and fine programme
was rendered.
"r: and Mrs. Brooks, Of Bellclair
were calling on Rev and Mrs p p
Holland, Sunday. -
MRS, Davis, who has lately moved
mere is very sick, =. .'''' - =
ny and Mrs: McIyer visited friends
here, Friday, -. ..~-.'], ~ - ''' 'o"e' y
EDDIE Hughes, of, Lamont. was oo,,
ing on friends and relatives last snn,
day. .,~'~ 49, 'o''' Gun:
Charles Martin left last Saturday
LOT Catletsburg, Kentucky, on busi
ness. y" ouSl
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pr. PLEASANT.

Harry Alexander, of Gallipolis. was
a business visitor in town. Monday,
l., Born, ITO Mr&and Mrs, William vii.
liams. Friday,sa son. ...
Miss Virginia Lincoln, who has I'm
ished spring term of school at
Grimm's, arrived Saturday accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Mary, who
attended her dosing exercises:
The reading circle was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs, L! r.. Jordan. Thurs
day evening. aA. very dainty lunch
was served by the hostess. 49,
f. Preparations are being made by the
young ladies Of the M. e. church for
Mothers Day." May 9Th. Miss
Agatha Alexander will be mistress of
ceremonies for the Sunday school ex-
ercises which will be held from 10 to
II a. m. Miss Frances Morton will be
mistress OF ceremonies at the exer.
clses to be held from z to p. M, aft
er which number Of addresses will
be made IN tribute to mothers.
Miss M. Frances Morton spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home in Pome-
roy, Ohio. u -.
Very interesting and entertaining
Easter, exercises. were held at the M,
T. church at 3 p: m: The parts were
well selected and we'll rendered, The
exercises were under the management
OF Misses Julia Smith and Mosella II.
Colst0n - .~:' 80. o.. =:
Ladies' aid OF the M. e: church
meets with Mrs. Joseph Lincoln, Mon.
day evening. "~..:.-. :, 80.
The Teddy Bear base ball team has
resorganized and is ready for all open
dates. Write Russell, Colston for
further informatiem, ,'.}
= Gus Belt, Of Middleport, is visiting
his parents this week. - 49,. >: ="
The Willing Works of the First Ban.
list church met with Mrs Laura Bur.
ffon, Monday evening 49, >'~.
Mary, little daughter of Thomas
Davis, Jr., white at play on the school
ground, Thursday, fell and sprained
her wrist, which has been very pain
| full since. ~ ~ -. e.. =.
Mrs. William IsFlam1 is visiting hen
parents, Mr.. and. MIS- Flem Bates.
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FRUITS lDltS lfEeol An
! Il: F aIntItes Furnished With
H. a eal11 Orders for ship
f Z III sollo cd: HI. 81.
Aake prompt delivery Of Cream and Ices fd SPIN.
NV orders - ~ ~@ ~ :=~ e.
I ! / =

thsir Bsii last Thursday . evening. s
Ea3daceo Ridge No. 16,. X or p, met
last Monday evening. In regular. sesy
SOP ard opsihlesss OF much ibnpoftapte
was transacted. - -, ~ =
George Washington and Charles
Reed applied for membership IN Blen.
nerhassett Lodge, Nc. II, X. IL p,
witch converted IN regular session last
Friday eVehipg !. +; : r." : ~
Miss Jeanette Jones was elected
repr essntatfYe to grand Iadse from
vehdetta. court, No s, Q, .. G., last
Thursday evening. r." &l.3&
y. A, Jackson, Of Charleston, who is
assistant. state itbrarian and page Of
the Supreme Court of the state, spent
several days In our city last week.
( !, .yfheS literally society Tof Sumner ffsh,
'gchooi rendered 5ah excellent program
Friday fheoJ.s Z. 81 y is
! y Parents day " fll DO hei dat Sumner
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, PARKERsBURG;

The Easter, exercises at Logan M n;
church, "wers excellent The mus4S
was appropriate and the program; = gen.
orally we'll arranged. IT,. v ~ ~
The: exercises At the Wealaya,,
Methodist. Baptist Il aud = AZ: III. m
churches were all go5a, afid wen Ar.
ranged and adnfraDtg FcarpiS8 ont, d
Mrs. ,AIme9a Je9srs5n III satn4.
day for Cambridge, slS t6&8isits her
niece, Mrs. William lakewood, of itifat
city. - ~.A1;.4 >4,~:.@'S' -
II. .. Haze1wood and j.. r. JefYrsoyi
sepnt Saturday afternoon and, evening
in Marietta, o. -: SIX = ~ 80?
The Needle Work club met. last
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Benz
Reed, on 10Th street. An ENJOYABLE
time was spent BY ak. o., -, -.
Phe confinement of Sumner hfeh
school wifi be- held Friday evenine
June 18th, In Camden theater. It Il
planned to have Hon. W. r. Vernon.
register of: y. s. treasury, 'reIfver the
COMMENCEMENT address. =. 49, -;
The Sabbath school teachers meet.
Ing convened with Misses Lena and
Alberta McGtpns, on 9Th street, last
Friday evening. f>.>, q ~,
. RAy, John w. Carroll ana fsrnfIv
arrived in the city Saturday. n Rev.
Carroll ts the new paator OF Logan M.
Es Church. ~ Fri y, \, NJ q 4siJaf +
An Interesting ssss4Sd ,soE nassta
Court No s, o. q. O.. Was sheia Sas
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Ia Anderson and Annie Perr'e: reel.
tatten,5 Chflsfs, Purpose" by Mar.
gsgst Lee; recitation. .why T Iowa
LILIES" by Ollie Colmans prose read,
inN ShiriAy Anderson: recitation.
'Thss Eastefs'' by;s Eaiward4 Coles and
Edward Dicksraon; song. ITO. the
Lamb that was Slain;" recitation by
Carrie Payass recitation, "MissioR-
cry" by Leonxa Dickerson and Arnold
Duckwtlaer: recitation by tlve Misses
"'Thy Kingdom Come" recitation,
why love nalms.s by Hobson Prem,
tia; recitation by, Eva Alexander. AT
Happy Easter Time" song, Sweet
Easter Bolls;" recitation, I'm far OF
CLINE" BY Nellie Anderson and Lill.
ian Dickerson; recitation by Lyle
Payne paper by wv. Crosby; closing
song, 5ftpH Gospel, Hymns. ..es...
:. Miss Rosa Good; Of Charitsk Ron.
spent Sunday here. the guest Of her
sister, Mrs, Victoria Duekwiller. g.
Misses Florence Coles. Matte Wood.
son and Mrs, Laura Womack were Wis:
iting friends at Bancroft, Tuesday. :
w. NJ. Booth WAS a business visitor
at Charleston, Saturday.
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WARD.

Our public school, taught: by Miss
Mcdaniel, closed last Tuesday eve
ming, with program rendered. by the
pupils, which gave satisfaction to all
present. Parents Expressed themselves
ast being welle.pieased with the pro
gressof' their children ana said they;
SHOULD be glad to have Miss Mcdaniel
returned to them n81t fail. !. = j.!
+ Wednesday, hi. the home of Mrs.
William Hates, ssassfaf tof the ayoGfinhta
men gave an ENTERTAINMENT in honor
OF Miss Mcdaniel. who was to leave
for, her, vacation, Thursday morning.
Mrs. Martha Foffner> and daughter.
Full, Of Mau{fd6th, and. Mise, Mamie
Morris, of Hughsstot1, we're the out
offown visitors. All present enjoyed
themselves until q late hour, when
they were ushared into the dining
room to a table loaded with good
things. Miss Mcdaniel expressed I'm
few words her appreciation of the
honor and respect shown, her by the
gentlemen who gave the entertain.
neRt, and thanked the friends of
Ward for their Kindness during her
stay with them r'< 'It== 80
Green Smiths IfttIe daughter. Bsa.
sic, has been iii for several days" -.
Rev. MahSW Has< with ,isa Sunday
and preached a sood sermon. -
-----4ss,yt kS--lI- II \ \, a., /.
49, II ~, .s..L 4
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kANAWHA CITY

:: .%Ie'tSS,Armet Watson and son return.
~ ,S,s 99n ne Saturday after spending q
!: " az here With her daughter. e"
; ~ t1syt :. Taylor OF Ashland XIV
ana e. Page, of Charleston were 49, =,
sugfs ag}}Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pave ~
IL, III. fsoeert Green, of winlfrede, has
mayed bis family to our city ''>'
< Thomas Teal was visiting friends
here, Sunday. d" 'e"oS
: u. L. Jackson made a business trim
20 e@sll, Thursday, and retnrn NY
N T. Johnson is somewhat indisnos
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PAGE.

Aef* James Winston; of Charleston
preached here, Sunday. 0"'
..t mt8: hobert Ried, who has been Wis
,t'nk a. Anstead, has returned to her
MRS; Alice Bolden was in Monteo,n.
cry. last week. sun
Nlss Lola Washington was called r.
l}oebwater last week. O ~
+. born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis . ,,r,
last, week. 0"'S' GIRL
SsAshoy Brown, who has been oh
sent s for two years, has retnrnad ~
~; ~: and Mrs; G. W. cambridge arc
the proud parents of a babv hn1, "'e
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BONG AOFs7S 'AND I NITur,ps

'afs. James Banks, who has boen
e a1six. for some. time, is reported better
4 go ssss 3. A. K5aton, who has been
ysEys III, ta better at this writing.
aIyin Saunders, who was Injured
III helton mines, Last Friday, is i'm
g X 81 IAf9ss, Of Huntington; is the
ef q v spats, Of HairWeod, She
IS = attend the closing OF her
~ y 9 school. e. >
a TEE lula James closed her school
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FAYETTEVILLE.


Rev. c. NJ Harris, our n.stou
day. ".... " - "tere' sun
AN excellent Easter program was
, ,enoered Sunday afternoon at go
oy the Sunday school O''V
me primary class in the Sunday
S s was given envelopes to beg for
, ,o missions. The one getting tho
,arsest sum was given prize, which
y1S Little Blanche Price $23s1 was
collected. $50. %'' TN''0A "as
-, MiS8es Catherine Booker and sto,,o
welis' the teachers at Fayettev,,,o
spent Faster at home. '''''''
- - -
SEWELL.
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school May 7th; and it fg to ,b8 hoped
that az large number Of parents viii
:bepFsSsnt. Some rio6 'extiBitfon work
OF theypupils Is being astang8d. +
81 Mrs, lane Jones z'is vnaking exten.
siSe improvements ON her hon8 on
AyerT stres>>5S since the tank, disaster.
- Quite q, rtnmber of aPafkersburgerg
attended Baster Gexercises ia BeIpre,
O.; last Sunday ,aftetnoon.' j ~ g.;
The9colored band Is practicing con
tihRatiy and+is getting to be q strong
Organization. ~ .@';-.'
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,Eyary WOaalI win Be- Interested,

~ ~ yon WI Rep5 ygeS name and address we win
o6sIl gon .Ffsts $ package Of Mothef Gray's
Al gTfs HT.TAsg-Lys6E q Certain, pbesSaht kssb
tnrs Sfs,r iuss fk ~ asssabta regulator
md ncyep falling, ne Yuh have pains In the back
.pssEs IN. 81 tSsy Toots And
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SEWELIs.

n. NJ Johnson, travelling salesman
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IIuGfIBsTOl3 AND .oNDCN,

Sunday wss Fssaiar prsaching day.
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I i 4; ONO = IA
r sion; J / !
..s.>sss NIX. & M. s,
-. GOING al ~ ~ ::
Sal ) II ] ~, ) Nay /

Spcc1Al train from Charleston ut
1000 p, MI, astivihg Columbus 500
aastI' May and M -. !,
BASEBA Toledo at Columbus
ssBetarninas Special train will Leave
Columbus 90. p. M, Sunday, May
2Iail ~ .'>.E;St SS5EsS ''',, :
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05
For Sale.

Lot 100 feet front. two houses on
the lot one four room house and
one two room house. Houses rem.
SIS per month Good location high
and level. Lot In block 235 Mus.
sogee price $4,000. See or write
w. II. Twine. Jr.. Box G. Muskogee.
oklahoma.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05
Cash For 100 Homesteads.
HMOTlCEiv

will pay YOU more cash for your
Lands than anybody else will.
Bring your deeds and get your
money, all at once.
The money is here In the bank, you
get all your money when you sign
deed.
have more than so houses and
lots with good water, for sale On 10
years time.
My office Is No. | English Block
Muskogee, Ok.
VIM p. FIELDS
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05
A. x. NORRIS SHOE SHOP.

Boots and shoes made and re.
paired First class workmanship.
Try me and you will be satisfied.
Call at my shop on Emporia Street,
next door to Browning's store.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

Got to ID. Richards Barber Shop
1t 22i s. 2nd street for first-class
work. First-class workmen and sat.
y. RICHARDSON, Prop.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05
EhREAlNS!

FOR SALE-Two lots in factory
addition, Muskogee lots in Porter;
farm lands in different localities.
see or write A. j. Smitherman, Box
c., Muskogee, Okla.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

FOR SALE-One lot 75xl40. and
a tworo house for $4,000. Write
A. j. Smitherman
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05
WHY PAY REMIT

We cell you house and lot for
$40 to $500 cash. Balance like rent
We also sell lots OH payments.
Get our prices.
+. i. Martin, & Co.
403 w. OkIanulgee Ave.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-02-05

Trinity Lodge, No. ST. A. +. and
A. NJ; meetings first and fourth
Thursday night of each month
GARFIELD BARNETT, w. NJ.
w. III. SWINE, Secy.