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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-19

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IT TO full confidence.
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writes Miss Olive Hessler, OF Syracuse NJ Y
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-19
DIDN'T COMPLY
WITH THE LAW.
Will Forfeit School Fund Mon
ey, Says Atty. Gen.

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 15.-J. G..
Crabbe, superintendent Of public
instruction. has received opinions
approved by Attorney General Breat-
HIT that will make radical changes
in conducting common schools. In
one it is held that no teacher has the
right to share in the school fund I'M
less that teacher has certificate OF
qualification from a board of exam
iners. "A another it is held that it
the due9 of the state superinten-
dent to withhold any part Of the
school fund due any city or school
district for noncompliance with all
the school laws.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-19

Regulates the bowels, promotes
easy, natural movements, cures con-
stipation- Doan's Regulets. Ask
your dEpggist for them. % cents a
box. ~
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-19
Poultry Printing .

We have a very large and COM
plete line of poultry cuts and are
prepared to do any and all kinds Of
printing for poultry raisers at low
prices.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-19

Examination of the brain Of the
Rev. John H. Carmichael, who killed
Gideon Browning in the Rattle Run
church and then committed suicide,
showed that he had been a sufferer
from acute mania
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-19

WANTED-Second hand bags and
burlap; any kind, any quantity, any
where; we pay freight. Richmond
Bag Co., incorporated, Richmond,
Va.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-19
Iohn L. Smiths Job.

The senior editor has accepted a
position as guard at the Branch
Prison. This place was offered
without any interference with any
other position. -Eddyville Herald.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-19
Geo. w. Barnes Named as
One of the Defendants.
POLK PRINCE ALSO.
Suit in Federal Court For
$1,000 For Barr
Burning.

Paducah, KY, Jan. 13.-A. H.
Cardin. of New Albany, Ind. form
erly of View, KY, whose tobacco
warehouse at View, in Crittenden
county, was destroyed by night rid
ers the night of February 8, 1908,
has brought suit here in the Federal
court for SIG, 400 against the follow
ing alleged night riders:
William Neal, Charles Blue,
Charles Smith, Polk Prince, George
Snadon, William Simms, DR.. David
A. Amos, Thomas Amos, j. E. Hol-
lowell, John w. Hollowell, Dixie
Saterfeld, Fred Darrah, C. R. Ban
mister, L. G. Hopper, Sam Cash,
Milton Oliver, Alonzo Gray, John
Merrick, James Merrick, Oscar
Gray, Marshall Gray, +. R. Mitchell,
Robert Gray, Peter Grimes, Barney
Davis, Robert Oliver. Roy Robert
son, Richard Robertson, John Glow
err, Herbert Oliver, Wallace Oliver,
Clarence Sisk, Robert Oliver, Jr.,
Jim Salyers, Elliott Brown, Wiley
Brown, jim Glover, Firm Oliver,
Lowery Nabb, Irwin Hollowell, Wal
ter Glover, John D. Rogers, Sr.,
John D. Rogers, Jr,, Herbert Cole
man, Jim Brown, Levy Oliver, w.
H. Hall, Buck Lacey, DR.. J. B.
Wellington, Shelley Eldred, S. A..
Hollowell, Buck Tandy, George
Tandy, jim Tandy, Roger Tandy,
w. H. Tandy, Edgar Tandy, Will
liam Larkins, Arch Hollowell, John
Nabb, Linsey Nabb, Charles
Wood, Richard Pool, George Pool,
Bart Gray, Peter Grimmer, Guy
Dunning, Hershal Dunning, Levi
Dunning, Marvin Broadbent, Rob
ert Nabb, Dock Nabb, Charley
Gresham, Ed Gresham, Elwood
Gresham, Lit Cash, by Coleman,
Thomas Gray, Urey Lacey, Charles
Washington and George W. Barnes.
All the defendants excepting Polk
Prince, of Tennessee, near Guthrie,
are residents of Kentucky.
Mr.. Cardin was an independent
tobacco buyer and the most promi-
nent Populist in Kentucky. He had
been repeatedly warned by the
night riders, but he paid no heed to
them. The night of February 8
last they made raid in force on his
home and shot it up. Mr.. Cardin
was out of the state at the time, and
the raiders contented themselves
with burning his warehouse and
leaving a warning for him.
Eighth Suit Filled.
This suit of Mr.. Cardin's is the
eighth to be filed in the Federal
court here against alleged night
riders within twelve months. In the
first case, that of Robert Hollowell
against the Lamasco raiders, Of
of which these defendants are al
legged to be part, a verdict for
S35 600 was awarded and the suit
compromised with those of Mr.. Hol-
lowells wife and son. Three suits
aggregating 100000, for the Bir-
mingham raids are in process of
settlement out of court.
Aside from the particular facts in
the outrage against him, Mr.. Card
in alleges verbatim the grounds re-
cited by Henry Bennett. He tells
of the organization of the Planters
Protective association, ito establish
a monopoly of said dark tobacco and
to control the price and product OF
the same"
He alleges that these defendants,
members of said corporation, did
conspire and confederate together
and form and organize a secret
criminal society which was and is
generally called and known as the
silent brigade OF night riders.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-19

"Doan's Ointment cured me Of &c
zema that had annoyed me a long
time. The cure was permanent.
Hon. S. w. Matthews, Commits
sioner Labor, Augusta, Me.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-19
g "A. - ~ - Ia L A.
Bears tbs sIha Kind You Have Always BOHgl
'''; ! 6 Z<HAZzz5z
ACard.

After Jan. /. | will form a part
nership in the furniture and under
taking business with F. P. Renshaw
and shall be glad to have my friends
can there to see me.
tH.I l.. HARTON.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-01-19
BLOW FROM CORPSE
Knocked Cut the Undertaken
Who Was Embalming 1t.

Youngstown, Ohio, Jan. r.
Struck square on the point of the jaw
Dan McVean, embalmer for Gillen
and McVean, undertakers, was
knocked out by a corpse today.
The undertaken was working on
the corpse of an iron worker, and as
he moved the body the powerful
muscles in the right arm relaxed,
The first shot cut, catching him
squarely and he went down, dazed
When he recovered he rushed out
of the mogue and left an assistant
who came in just then to finish the
work.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-05-06
EASY JOB
For the Engineers to Eat Up
the Onion Bunch at
Grafton.

GRAFTON, May 5-The locals
had little trouble in taking the open
ing game from the pennant winners
here today. The score was 8 to 1
and the game was one of the most
exciting ever played on the local
field. Cross held the Onions from
scoring until the seventh inning.
The visitors outhit the locals hut
were unable to get command of a
lead.
Grafton oO1 900 2Os-s-6--1
uniontown 900 900 ioo-1-s-1
Batteries Grafton Cross. Polling.
and Winters; Uniontown: Kruger
and Frankenberry.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-05-06
III You would PURCHASE

IN yaY, ,y,1,xr;,
propertr 81 d, 1, .',,,,.,, !, aoK ,s
houses On an s R,ss p gssf's s.r sea
Court Carr s' avenue sis ana '' PARK
Z ,.,',,'',, : - ss''' : ne =
purchase homes ~ have fer - sale i
,srrAIEY ADDITION ] DIT !, IFs sa''s s
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-05-06
FAIRMOiVIT
Manages to Take the Opening
Game from the Coke
town Grew.

FAIRMoNT. May 5-Fairmont
defeated connellsvllle In the opening
game of the 1909 season at South
Side park yesterday to the time of
5 to /.
Fairmont geo 100
connellsville 900 olo 900 f-7-s
Batteries-For Faitmonts Carlisle
and Jackley; connellsvllles silcox
and Fraley.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-05-06
business.

FOR RENT on FOR SALE in
East Glarkshurg. Industrial
uR;RooM CoTTltGE. none bet.
ter. most new. beautiful location and
lot. best water and garden. Rent si4.
Three room cottages, rent 81 and IS
rer month. Vacant Lots, most desir-
able there. win sell at real bargains.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-05-06
stsss+s-Rss st++44
/. BASEBALL SCORES !
PAwvA LEAGUE.

clarksburg 3. charletof G.. II
Fairmont 6, connsilsyille i.
Grafton 9. uhiontown i.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-05-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

R. g. Harmah, OF Redwood, is a
city visitor.
Fred l. Fox. Of Sutton. is yls-
itor In the city. ;,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-05-06
HUM WINS
GAM FOR! ANGEL

1 2sas4s5ss57ss. .
Clarksburg is0l0ses0 90 0 o.
charleroi. :. o e 04O 90 o 0-s
Two base hits--Bailey. Conway.
o'Hara, Dunn. 4
Sacrifice hits-Dunn. Brockman,
Humphries. -
Stolen bases-Cy pawsons Bailey.
]. Dawson. Morgan Conway.
Left on bases clarksaurg. II:
charleroi o.
First base on errors clark,burs. 6 !;
Chartered .. g 81 e &,
First base on baifs--off Wilson 1 ];
off Hutnphrles 3.
Umplre-Smlck.
Attendance-s5s paid.
Time-2:32.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23

A ciphoring match aud while thens
was only q sew OF them thay had a
vehy spiFited contest Thia school
hss Il iine class Of ninth yoay pupils
doing good work
Ia the spelling contest Saturday
twenty townships were represented
and all pnpila madea good showing
No pupil HAS any reaaonto lael that
they Old not do good work and their
teacheFs q n friends should teei
proud that they have such pupils in
their schools, Mips Leura umstottd
won the &G6 90 prize offered hy lht
Peoples bank; Niles Iva Hurt the
$40 % prise offered BY The walker.
McKihhen Mercantile Co. Both Of
these pupils are from spruce town
ship. and Mlss Josephine simpson
the - % prise otered b v Ellis
Jewelry Co. IL Il NEEDLESS 70 eny
that the people and teachers oi the
county appreciate very much tho In
tere-t. at thos offering theprizes in
the contest, In orr schools On the
third prise theFe was a tie between
Miss Josephine Simpson and Miss
Iona Thomas " hich was spelled on
Had their been oHrth prize offered
eight pupils would rave tied ON that,
80 II ~ very evident that there wns
not much difference as last, We are
just ~ prond 81 those who did nor
get prise as those that did for they
tried aud did their hest and that +
all anynne can DO.
We will not be IN fhe office during
the holidays as we wish 10 attend
the state Teacherp' Association in
Hs Louis The Asaociation opens
Monday evening aud continues four
dAos. Their re o many good
things TO he presented at this meet
INK teacher can AFFORD o miss
them. We VIII be In the Office sat
ugeRy Jan. firrt
Those spelling all the words this
week REe:Donnie smith. cfFry Roxy
Largpnt. Donie Sims, &rRl Largeni
and Pearl walbuFn.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23


Mr. and Mrs Abb Hess mos-
"a 70 Rsaviey where he wlll lafm
uext year
Tink Clton left Sunday for
81 Lnuts where ae viii wish his
orother Lanes inr few w,ek-
VII iiorron, Who hrs been In
wyoming ler IS years, is now IN
Missouri VISITING his father and
brothers aud sisters and many
friends lie expects 20 visit in
Texas beinre reterHias hnue.
James Sallcup has oesu dau-
gerpusly ll a4luma,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23
Fslrlsv FsncIss.

Christmas will soon be here.
Get out your Holy socks
and you may hang up the darned
socks II you hsyen't any new
ones.
Miss Mabls Moreland will
spend the Holidays with b e 7
mother. in Kansas City.
Mrs. Laura HedSen. who has
been visiting At w. c. Heddcn ,
for a few weeks, has returned T.
j.. c. Griggs'.
Mr.. and Mrs. George More
land had quite a Reunion Sun
day. Those present we're: Aiya
Moreland and family, Hard SUN
mers and family. Abb Hess and
wife and Mr.. Mcclure and wife
iaiss Jeasie Williamson is slow
i Improving aud Is able 70 sit up
part OF the time
Mr.. Roy Duncan has returned
from his Illinois "trip and mas
bought a home there We are
sure that their friends wiil d =
sorry 70 sss them leave bus our
loss will be their futurs com
munity's gain.
Ray Taylor. Of Hume, spent
Saturday night and SUNDAY with
bic cousin, ABB Hess
Mr.. and Mra. Eastburn hay
been quite sick.
Fairsiew's Young people, from
the ayes Of forty down TO twelve
have been enjoying tho sEaliu1
oar champion skaters are Law
rencs Williamson aud Raymond
Hedden aud We we're iast cut Of
sight.
Hih Johnston made a business
trip 10 Kansas City Saturday,
Fsturnipe Monday
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23

Vowis the time ,o 50 to town
aoaRo broke
Al Cans OF paen are busy
prospeeting 40 Atlas
Mr. !, B Watson came cut
Thursday and killed a $50 10.
hog at Geo. Watsons house.
We know il was not small for fivs
men helped IN me operation.
3 a Brown, Gus Egert and
u 3 Watson mere cut Monday
showing the prospectors where
to locate
Airs, Joe Willis was a Rich
Hill visitor last Friday.
Myrtle Cramer is visiting her
mother Mrs. Briusgar at this
writing
Mrs. Tom Whiteu was shop
ping at Rich Hill Tuesday.
A force Of men are busy filing
up the old shaft. We are afraid
they will have a hard job il
.this kind Of weather continues.
Geo Watson is afraid Sanity
won't end him If he stays al
Il he camp Christmas he viii
close the store FRIDAY noon and
spend Xmas in Rich Hill.
A this is all the news We
wish everybody, A Merry Xmas
land a Happy New Year.
Col SANDUsKY DooLITTLE
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23
New II0ms Nuggets.


lam afraid If this cold weather
lasts few more days Santa va.
moi get around 10 an.
Fern snuffer is going 10 have
expersive eaiing for an bile Is he
butchefed two pigs ia>t week
that weighed III, costing hin
$500.
, a. Taylor marketed turkey,
last Thursday getting l6c per is.
v 3 Botkin add family visit
ed a. c les Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charley Eigin is sxpeel
ed urrise Tuesday from Nyo
where She has been on an ex.
tended sisit with her parents 81
and Mrs 5 p. siuis,
Aurel shannon has been sicl
lhe past week.
There viii oe no Xmas Tree a.
the New Home school this yeai
As the letcaer Miss G odrum
has stsefpi pupils Who afe p1e
pairing ietabe The country ~
smliali@ ihs istm She Inns
- mili be more prudent 10 pu
iitir 'im, Il, on lll.ir sturie-.
4 BIZ sonnr ioiss have beer
skaline ior s,Nelhinights.
hai'erbrisco end aile called al
N y Cae' = sunaa' evening
We ihirs ~ Will have ~
est cblcken ior Xnss. inlkey.
are cisar out - oue each.
otah Garner ays tlal th f.,
weather is 'so colo ~ work 81
lhe cafpentef ade AID lha, b,
would fallrf lrep.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23


We beg io 5e excused lor naa
sending ii 0nfiiems The lasttwo
weeks fnE we haes been too bus9
SSss4sss sstse Old Santa. tell
ine him wiiat each good bog auo
girl wants for Nmas, that we JUST
couldn't find time foi other
writing.
Mack Nells has S little dausb
ter at bis home, born Dec. lotn
M Frank Ralph, "a soldier
boy came io on tAe noon train
Saturday to spend Xmas with
his parents He locks natural
Born to Mir and Mrs. Ear
nest spmpie, Sunday Dec 10,
a big ooy
Born to Sit. and Mrs. Wiz
Kidwel, Dec II. six pound Girl.
we extend an invitation % an,
Old, young, pretty and ugly, to
attend a supper seryeu bs the
Ladiss Aid Society, on Wednes-
day night Dec Goth. Oysters.
chissess coffee. pickles, pie, cake
etc, win be served Don't know
just which place it viii be
Stringtown school house or Car
bon Center school house.
We have bad a hog killing a |
our house and expect TO have an
olher soon
Young folks have surely en-.
ioyed themselves skating since
the ice began to freeze Hope il
VIII stay fi,re until after Xmas
Mr. Deris Ralph and wife have
been sisiting relatives in an 9
about Carbon Center.
Mrs G. Shilling is reported OF
the sick list
MoLIIE
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23
County Officers

Representatives. l.. ~. Grlmth.
Circuit Judge G. A. Denton
Probate Judge, J. A. silysra.
County Clerk. g, g. weekr.
CiFcult Clerk..D. r. Embree.
Recorder, I, n. smith.
sheriff. W. } Bullock.
Prosecuting Atty. W. r.. Dawses
Treasures s. l.. Coleman.
school Com'E, p. n Allison
Road 4 RFsdge Com. r. H. Borron.
Administrator. John Hayes.
Coroner. DF. G.. A. Lusk.
PresidIug Judge. J. T, Harper
l. s. Paddock A D Hyde
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23
Horton and BaIItOwn

Anna Degood visited with Miss
Adda Van Arsdale Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Hawley an d daughter
were Nevada visitors Friday
evening and Saturday morning
of last week.
Mr, Van Arsdale and daughter
Miss Edna were Rich Hill callers
Saturday.
A crowd numbering about nfty
spent Sunday afternoon at Spile
Lake where an enjoyable evening
was spent in skating.
Miss Allene Vest was shopping
in Rich Hill Monday noon, re-
turning home on the o. train.
Mrs. Ella Tussie, OF Trindid,
Colo. came in last week to spend
Xmas with b e sister Mrs.
Wheeler
A very interesting League
meeting was carried out Sunday
night Allie Heritage as leader.
Miss Grace Wilson visited
several days last week with her
grandmother in Nevada.
Mrs. Maggie Madison Of Okla.
who hts been holding meeting
al Arthur the past week began
IA revival meeting al the U. B.
Church Sunday.
Miss Pearl Leeth Of this place
psni saturuay and Sunday with
home folks 10 Ms,z.
SIR. and Mrs. ]. w welch
were Rich H1l visitors one day
a-l week.
Mrs. Humble an d daughter
Miss Pearl were at the county
seat Saturday.
The sundaY School will have a
Christmas tree Xmas eve A
nice piogram WIN be rendered
~ The lisiie folks. Everyone il
invited 10 attend.
on account o the inclement
weather not very large crowd
itend,d ne ST. Clair sale Fri
aa2
q large number of friends and
afiehbofs surprised Mr and
Mrs ST Clair TLursday night
het serud oysters and
crackers.
at and Mrs Peal. who are
~ 'ing the iatters mother al
tis niece, went 70 Nevada Sun
day nigh.
M Rm~es has 4 very sick
& d 40 This writing
DH srronnf ~ the wreck al
ig ler saturday mnrnihg th q
H'lfHng PASSENGER wss forced
eo nfer ihe kais lmd All
fr Hai train. % ihin road
er lase.
Mrs hafer le Inst week q
u et'p, ksf, warre she viii
isit het motbvr
YloLEr
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23

Mrs. Iiurkholder vas vsVz
much surprised Sdndtg ~ ~
rfisai IT her mother and 4 Ate
iram Mtllon, KahNAs.
Fnete Wlll be no AcAoel & ).
'ew Fridsy A. Miss Pars
u9ets 70 spend cairistass q
l,me 10 Virginia, M.
M kiolschis moved N
h'i 'hs hrsto the week.
We 0lsh ihe readers of tho
RiauNE Merry ehrlalu.as ane
.aa = happy Nov Year Ky
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23
AIoLIE

Surgical Operations are unneces.
sary Ia many eases Women natur-
ally dread thsm aud WI be glad TO
ind relief from sAelr many ills with
ont them lie Detroit Medical In-
stitnte have published book for
women fhat tells how you may be
cured at home without az operation
livery woman should send for y
COPY Il tells everything } op ought
10 know ahout your disease Psr.
scriptions are given 10 full. and an
you need 10 do s. to copy them aud
Let your drngsist Oh them Tie
book Is free. Their address Is.
Detroit Medical Institute.
Buchanan St, Detroit, Mich.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23
MO. P. Holiday Excursions.

Tickets on sale TO all NJ. o p.
points Dec % 20. "a, 25, 80. 81
and January lst. one and one
third fare Round Trip, final re
turn limit Jan. 5,h, 1910
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23

CORNER ith and WAlsat.
Na,aiHs school a. t;Sa ..
tnHrhiug "a ia. n.
Janior league At t;se
Epworth League - t.Ss >. ..
frrorhins At Iao .. n.
frayer lnevtinG oa Thsu
evening % T3o.
rhe pnb'le ls caralAuy isusa =
attend.
a @. KuAsT. R-s@
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23
chareu Of oArls,. sasssam

oruer srl ami Waiast
SundnS school At AASA
SerN1cr atil =. m.
Testimonial Asstiss ~ wus.
~ "a 1850 3 m.
Reading isooh opee - Wsaa
iay from , TO . D m.
All are cOrdi~ily isvitaa - a.
'end These serFicea.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23
M. y. obarcn ou,h.

Cor 3rd ard pafs Avume
sunday ~rhne l,t $50
Preceding al-il m
Junior Lr.1sur ni 30. "a.
senior LeasHe q ESQ s. ~
rreaching tt13q d m.
Ever, one cordially Invited 40 IA.
ssnd she services
4 A 'Cl.NER, Pastor
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23
OhrI..Iaa UAsrsa.

Corner srd and wAlnus. lea VI
tibhc school - psa5 4. q.
communion anG PSsAsksuN as.
vices az il:O0 a N 49,
Chrlrtian Endeavns So
evening service Use
You are cordially iaviesS - b
present and bring yonF nsigaSsrs.
l.. Il. KoHFSst L. Hasn.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-23
s"p,ls, church ss.-su..

t
Corprr srd and NApss.
Preaching eVsFg s0s60p.
HOO "a. IA. and 7:so p. n,
sunday Seho0l: psak a.
y. Y. r U. ESQ ,. =
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AT THE C1URcHEa
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Lp. ) Church
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Corner gth and Walnut.
Sunday School at o:fs.
srayer services at 2;20.
sermon by Pa.ior At 500
Prayer meeting Wed so6
Lion's Religio Friday 500
JtWEs HoUsrgN. Pastor
German Lutheran Church.
Corner 4th aud ghernut
sunday school I'D e.s5.
Sermon at ilpo d ri.
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thH hgseE Pastor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-08-28
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