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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-04
City In Brief

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The chapter OF Gethsemane cathedral
will hold their regular monthly meeting
on Monday, Jan. 4,-at 1880 .. m.
The coming poultry show will be held
in the Hector Barnes automobile build
ing opposite the Fargo operahouse.
Friends have learned OF he arrival
of son at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
William Jacoby Of Towner, N. D., a day
or two ago.
The Bristol q Sweet Arm is antici-
pating the installation OF a sprinkling
system throughout their wholesale har-
ness factory.
The Pastors aid OF the First M. r.
church viii meet at the home Of Mrs.
e. c.. Eddy, 504 Thirteenth street south
on Tuesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
The little friends OF Miss Alice Hare
viii be pleased to learn that she ID
rapidly recovering from an operation
for appendicitis performed on New
Years day. She is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George -Iare.
The regular meeting OF the woman's
union OF the First Congregational
church, will be held at the home of
Mrs. George H. Brown, No. 1901 Sixth
street south, on Tuesday. Jan. s, at
$3.50 p. m. Please nota the change in
time and place.
One speaker after another, at the
meeting OF the state educational asso-
citation at Valley City. took occasion
to inject one particular thought. that
teachers had one great mission before
them, no greater one, TO teach the
young how to think.
The fourth number OF the Y. NJ. c,
A. lecture course will be held Wednes-
day evening at the Presbyterian
church when Ross Crane will give an
evening of art, mirth and music. Mr.
Crane Is one OF the foremost cartoon
lists of the country and a delightful
evening is assured. Tickets are placed
at so cents and rs cents.
Manager Rouse of the Mutual Bene.
At Life has just returned from visit
to the home Office Of his company and
is more impressed than ever with tht
| stability of his company and the integ-
Erity OF its officers. Mr., Voorhees, ol
Grand Forks for the same company
was the guest of Mr., Rouse over Sun.
/ day. attending Sunday school ii
Brother Clapp's class at the FRS
Methodist church before enjoying
sumptuous dinner at the Rouse home
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Business JOts

Cook paints ,iEns. Phone cas-.
i Have knight PRINTING Go. print it.
The housewives worry preventative
--Dwight's Golden Link hour.
Or j, L. Savage, surgeon and ply
sician, SOC Front street
rEone 1154-L for ne Job printing
Ulsaler Bros. 2oT Broadway,
Hannaher g. gcnannach. JOB print
ers. 62s N. p. avenue. Phone 1891.
Steam heated rooms for Is PEI
month ana UP. Twet Aen block, N. p
avenue. Fargo.
When in Moornead SO and see A. J
Rustads new place, next to the Goutt
bridge. Phone $50.
New goods for old. J. c. lally
Same old stand, 510-612 First ayeiius
north. Phone 472-L ar
The Northwestern Mortgage Security
company has removed its Offices from
it's former location in the First Ma.
tional bank building to rooms and
Plano building at No. Broadway. 2
A. Engebretson, secretary.
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ideal LAW THAT
| OF The NAzARENE
SO SAYS DEAN HRucE IN Lee.
TURE AT GRAND LAST MIGHT
SAYS LAW is CONSTANTLY DE-
I vELoPINc AND ALSO GROWING
BETTER.

Law can never be higher or low
er than the social ethics of the
people governed.
The ideal law was laid down
1900 years ago by a carpenter
Ia working man.
The, evolution OF the law has
been exceptionally slow. Much
slower than the evolution of sci
ence, literature and art.
We criticise the cumbersome
ness OF our jury system but we fail
to realize what an advance < is in
the evolution from bad to good
laws.
Our law today is wise compro-
mise between anarchy and social
ism.
/, An anarchist is Q democrat on
a rampage. A socialist is a repub-
lican gone mad. .sq sr
Is. Political reforms will come, but
the evolution will be slow. Law
has, aways developed slowly.
When we want to criticlse the
slow reforms as to- trusts, capital,
labor and other things we must re-
member that law can be no better
or worse than the people.
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benefit OF his wise councils. We hope
that we may often welcome him to our
future meetings and we are glad Of
this opportunity TO pay him this well
deserved tribute. We bid him God
speed for the future.
That we take special pleasure in ex-
pressing our hearty appreciation Of the
cordial reception given us by President
Mcfarland and the faculty of the state
normal school. Superintendent Hanna
and his able assistants, County Su-
perintendent Nelson and the citizens
of Valley City.
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NOte--All meetings are evenings uniees
terest
Monday, Jan. 4.
University Male Quartette, Presby-
terian church
Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Y. M. c. A. boys calendar exhibit.
Thursday, Jan. 7.
z. M. G.. A. boys calendar exhibit.
Friday, Jan. Q.
J. w. Arctander's lecture, The Gold
Ship.
Y. M. G. A. boys calendar exhibit.
Saturday, Jan. ..
Y. M C. A. boys calendar exhibit.
Jan. is.
Ceremonial session OF Ell zagal tenn
pie of the Shrine.
Monday, Jan. 1S.
North Dakota Poultry Show.
Tuesday, Jan. 10.
Tri-state Grain Growers.
North Dakota Poultry Show.
North Dakota Veterinary association
meets at 4. G.
Wednesday, Jan. 20.
North Dakota Poultry Show.
North Dakota Veterinary association
meets at A. c. Clinic by DIR. L. Van
Es.
Tri- State Grain Growers.
Thursday, Jan. ~.
North Dakota Poultry Show.
Tri-State Grain Growers.
Friday, Jan. 22.
North Dakota Poultry Show.
Tri- State Grain Growers
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People OF Note


c. o. wheeler Of Tower City was in
town Sunday.
s. G. Evans returned last night from
Sioux Falls, s. D., where he has been
visiting.
J. +. smith returned this morning
from st. Paul where he has been on
business.
G. 8. standish Of casselton was
among the morning business arrivals
in fargo.
y. e. Mcdonald OF Hawley was in
town last night making train con-
lnections.
Mr.. and MRS. w. e. Purcell Of wah-
peton were Sunday visitors at the
Metropole
M. s. Donovan OF Grand Forks was
in town last night for short time
between trains.
Mrs. Florence Powell Of courtenay.
N. D.. was visiting in Fargo with
friends Sunday.
p. H. Grammer Of Grookston, was
attending to business matters in Fargo
Saturday afternoon.
Paul Featherstone of Tower City
was in town Saturday and Sunday
visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Cooper have re-
turned from Crookston where they have
been visiting friends
A. c. Crowl and o. j. Dammen OF
4 Hillsboro we're in town Sunday as
guests at the Waldorf.
Miss Dorsey of st. Paul viii be the
guest of her sister Mrs. William
staples the coming week.
II. L. Nicholson OF Bismarck was in
town last night and today on business
and stopped at the MetropoIe.
b. c. shaw Of the Mutual Life oi
/ Hope, N. d., was in town today on
business and stopped at the waldorf.
Ed and Jack Wilson arrived last
night from Chicago where they have
been spending several days on busi-
ness. sta;
Miss Grace Budd, prominent
teacher OF Grandin, N D., spent Sum
0uy ia eAc CAtJ NiSAIAaS Win NoA 2
Chas. Kump.
Mrs. c. M. Root and son Ernest re-
turned to the city Saturday evening
from st. Paul and Duluth where they
spent the holidays visiting with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. obinson of Min,
neapolis are in the city. Mr. Robinson
Is one OF the Arm Of the Bardwell
Robinson sash and door company anC
is looking over the branch house ii
this city.
Chas. Hamilton, of Maddox. N. D.
was in town last night en- route to Du
luth where he will visit his parents
He will stop at Detroit and Frazee
J MiEn., and visit friends and relative
while en- route east Y
III. z. Mitchell, secretary of the stat
!. militia organization, was in the cti
today, accompanied by D. c. Mulicl
also. of Minot. They were en- rout
to Mandan to attend the meeting =
militia people. o
Miss Nellie Mckinney, d prominen
teacher in the public schools OF Vale
/ ICity returned to that city last evenin
} to resume her duties connected wit
the opening OF schools today. She ha
been here during the holidays visitin
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. wm
Mckinney. rt "-,fs
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800 HORSES AT AUCTION

South St Paul Horse Co. Tuesday,
Jan. IL. If you want one horse or
mare or a carload come to this mar
ket. Buy where you have hundreds TO
select from. Auction every Tuesday.
Union Stock Yards, South ST. Paul.
Auctioneer Baird.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-04

Racking la grippe coughs that may
develop into Pneumonia over night are
quickly cured by Foiey's Honey and
Tar. The sore and infIamed lungs arc
healed and strengthened. and 4 danger
GUS condition ID quickly averted. Take
only FoIey's Honey and Tar in the yell
low package. II. II. casselman.
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Hat ExnInannaci.

win IN. ID. X" kindly phone 1900 or
1855 and arrange for an exchange Of
hats Mine. bearing the Initials e. 81.
H." was taken In error at the Roy
croft, New Years night. and M ID
K.s' hat LEFT Id its stead
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2s psr esnt niacaunt saIe

On Dress Goods at Howard Moody's in
Moorhead, Tuesday and wednesday.
Take ydsr choice from any piece OF
Black and Eolored Dress Goods III the.
big stock This is for two days only.
Take advantage
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There is no case on record of a cough,
cold or la grippe developing into pneu-
monia after Foley's Honey and Tar has
been taken, as 1t cures the most obsti :
nate deep seated coughs and colds. Why
take anything else. n. H casselman.
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The Weather

Fair tonight and Tuesday Cold
waves tonight; barometer, S7.75:
maximum temperature, %; mini
mum temperature, 6; precipitation,
.O4.
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Ars Vou Going?

To Howard Moody's big two days
Clearing Sale in Moorhead. tomorrow
and Wednesday. The ad tells the
story You are never disappointed at
the bargains he gives.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-04

we have calls for help everyday;
no need OF being out Of work Good
places for girls. Louis Hotop, under
Savings & Loan building, Broadway,
Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-04

Any affair, or happening, or Nircum-
stance which is too small TO make a
want ad. worth while az an adjusting
force Is too small 70 worry about
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-04

Ship hides. pelts ana Jrs Bolle /;
& Rogers. Prompt returns and high
est morket prices. We are headquar-
ters for all goods in our line. Branch
store at SOS Broadway, Fargo. N. d.
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What's Said

B. B. Hicks, Secretary: There VIII
be meeting of the Fargo Commercial
club Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
at which several matters Of business
are to be brought ?. A good attend
ance is requested.
Peter Pickton, " M: There will be
stated meeting Of the Scottish Rite
bodies Wednesday evening at 1880
O'clock. Some very important busi-
ness matters will come up and there
should be a, good attendance. The
meeting will be held in the candidates
room in the basement.
s.
"AFTER THE. PLA,.,"--
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-04

New goods for old. J. c. Lally..
Same old stand, 610-512 First avenue
north. Thone 472-L
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-04
WANT 70 KNOW

Anything apouv .dvcr4;sing or pa
pers anywhere7 Phone 26s. Edwards
advertising agency. Information free.
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Monuments.

A. w. Raymond, pioneer monument
and grayestone man, will call on anyone
wishing anything in his line. Address
Box 41s, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-04

Miss Dundold has returned and will
take up her sewing by the day. Phone
lSs4-J; call li2S Sixth avenue south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-04
Moorhead'a e;c sale

On Dress Goods. Coats and Suits starts
tomorrow at Howard Moody's store,
6o4-6Os Front street, Mocrhead, MINI.
All street cars pass the store; set on at
Sixth street.
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l..avs Knisht printir 90. print 4.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-04

Have Kelley aye it.
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Coming Events

NOte--Ali meetings are evenings unisas
otherwise specified. These announcements
VIII DO kept standing. aud we shall be glad
teEeSt. t
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Rev. v. B. Allen breaches Special
Sermon to E|kS.
LODGE WILL ATTEND IN A BODY
Mr.. Robert Davis, Secretary for
Young Peoples Work, to Address
First Presbyterian Sunday School,
Subjects Announced by the Pastors.

Newport News Lodge. No. 3l'. b.
=. O. Elks, will attend services al,
-. Paul'S Episcopal church this morn
ing 4; II O'Clock in a body. 10 hear Il
special sermon by the r"tt-r Rev w.
3 Alien The choir has arranged
special music for the occasion, and
the services are expected to be inter
"s,ing. Tn" lodgn will assemble at
The home on Thirty-s"cond stree at
~ L.. O'Clock aud proceed 10 81. PaulS
in a body.
The usual services will be conduct
cd at 81. Paul's today as follows:
Holy communion at ~" a m; sun
dav school and Bible CLASSES at 2: 80
a M: morning prayer, lltany and
sermon at II d. m, evening prayer
and sermon at $50 p. III.
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and carrying them away. There IS
also in the room q machine which re-
cords the amount OF work a man may
be expected TO do while wearing one
of these helmets. One-half OF the
large building In which this rescue
room Is located is used as an audi
forum and several hundred miners
and operators have watched the res
cue drill through the large glass win
dows which separate the auditorium
from the gas-flled chamber. Al
though re has been but little op-
portun,tv so far far the rescue corps
to demonstrate its efficiency at the
mines, still il has done some good
work q
Once the heimeted men while fight
ing a mine fire succeeded in bringing
an uncon$ cious man to a place OF
safety. where he was given oxygtn
treatment and recovered his senses
in a short time.
+ is not the intention of the United
States Government to furnish rescue
corps whers yer there is Disaster
The present corps was organized with
th. idea of encouraging the mine own
ers and miners themselves to form
such organizations. Invitations have
Len issued to operators throughout
the country to send picked men to the
experiment station. where they may
watch the Government rescuers &C
work and later go through the same
training themselves. in order tnet
they may gain the necessary conn-
dence in the use Of these heimetA
Already a number o: the large min
ing companies have taken advantage
OF this invitation and are organiz-
ing rescue corps at their mines. fully
equipped with oxygen helmets.
IL 1907. more THAI BIS men we're
killed in the coal mines Of the coun-
try-a death arte Of 4S6 for every
1000 men employed This Is from
three 10 four times "a many men per
thousand as are killed In any coal
producing country of Europe, where
governmental stations such as the one
in Pi;tsburS ave been in operation
for several years
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has been fitted up as a miniature coal
mine. This Is large glass-encascd.
air-tieht room which contains difficult
passages such as are found I'm coal
mines. There arr also various OBJ
structions similar TO what would be
found in mine after it had been
wrecked by an explosion: also dunn
mics weighing $50 to 200 pounds. re-
presenting asphyxiated miners. This
room is filed with deadly gas and n
rescue corps OF men who are being
trained in he work enter daily. clad
in helmets which supply them with
oxygs n while they work. The men re-
main in this chamber for two hours.
removing distractions. picking up the
dummies. placing them on stretchers
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, That the col dust wi, explode in
a ninr where there is no gas has
been repeatedly shown to several hun
drrd operators and miners at the test
/; ing station. The exports at the sta
tion are now bending their eGer-
gics To discover some method by
which this dust can be prevented
from being serious menace to
the miners. Exp riments in . wet,
ting it have been going on for
some timf. Int nothing OF very de
finite nature has at yet been learned,
unless it is the fact that the coal
dust does not ignite when there is a
gr, al amount of moisture in it.
Every effort is being made at the
station to come as close to the condl-
tests in mine as possible. The
tests Of various dynamites and pow
ders used in blasting coal are being
made in mammoth boiler plat"
cylinder which has previously been
filed with gas or coal dust. The
cylinder is lC" feet long and six feet
in diameter. Safely valves have bee !
placed ali along the jop AMI are left
rrfast' ned In such manner that
whenever there is an explosion the
valves fiy open n their hinges. A
sores OF portfolios On the side. Gov
cred with One-inch glass. enables
fhoSc conducting the experiment 10
witness thu results from an cbscrva-
ion hos so feet away. An explo-
siyc mixture OF FIRE damp AMI air. or
coal dust ard air. is pumped into the
CvIirdc- and the cXplOSjvp which is
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First PRESBYTERIAN.

Mr. Robert Davis. the General AS
sombly's superintendent Of Young PEG
pies work. will address the Sunday
school Of the First Presbyterian
church this morning at $50 O'Clock.
Continuing his s., rirs OF sermons on
The Almighty in History the pas
tor, Rev +. T. Wexford. will preach
his evening a: 1:3" o'clock on the
subject. "ltaly-th" Israel of the
Alps The usual services viii be
held this morning at IL O'Clock.
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NORTHEASTERN AND SNOW
HoW|ing Gale Reported to be on
Way Down Coast.
SHIPS WARNED TO STAY IN RARbOR
Fleet Ct Barges and Tugs in Reads
Awaiting Favorable Weather-Sur-
veyor Finds the Teesbridge Dama9-
ed Very SIiehtIy-Marine Notes.

A northcas, gal" accompanied BY
snow is reported to b" Oh its way
down til" coast and all shipping haN"
been warned no, to leave AArDor.
r.; orIS last night from ID la"aE"
Blr@kwatrr, Sandy Ho.k and Phila
dclrhia were to The cfi"t that Il
sin breeze was blowing alll that th''
barometer was falling, indicating
stormy weather.
Quite fleet Of barS>S and tow
boats is anchored in Hampton Roads
waiting more favorabl" weather to
PROCEED,
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Newport News Baptist.

Services will be held OF the New
port News Baptist church today At
tie usual hours. the pastor. Rev.
Lloyd T. Wilson. preaching boz h
morning and evening. The subjects
will be as follows: II a. m. Life
in Christ" 80 y. m. The Fatal
Commerce. Blunder." There Will be
baptism after the evening service.
The Baracca class meets at IA o'clock
this morning.
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Efforts of the Government
to Stop the Mine Disasters

WASHINGTON. II. c.. Jan 16.-In
its effort 10 stop the appalling loss
Of life in the coal mines of the cOun
Try. the United States government
is meeting with much success. For
several months an experiment sta
elton. un,!er tn direction Il the Tech
rologic Branch Of the United 5 atrs
Geological! Survey has been in oper-
alton IT Pit;sEUrC Pa. with tho pur-
pose OF discovering the causes Of
mine disasters and susgc sting a
remedy
Along with III" es.a bliShment OF
this station aud the agitation which
preceded the necessary legislation.
there has been a falling of in the
number of deaths in the coal mines
for the year. zoos. and Will" he Of
fetal figures have not yet been OBJ
tanned. il is stat that tn" number
Of deaths will ne several hundred les
than in 1907. which was an unusual!
year. In December. 1907. foJr en-
plcsions took h. lives of 200 men.
one CT Th"m-at thu MonOcah min" IN
West Virginia being the creates:
mining disaster in the history of this
country. There were 3,6 victims.
During 1908. thor" were hut two &C
cid"nts in which the loss of life was
very heavy: on" in January at the
Hanna mine. in Wyoming. with a
loss Of 7o men. he other. Nov mI~i
.Sth. at III" Ma~ianra mine. in Pom
syIvania. which resulted IN l5i
deaths.
Discoveries Made.
Already at the experiment station
two discoveries have been made
which will tend % decrease III" num-
be- cf dca' h. In he mines IL has
been 4 monstra:eI that a namb'T of
tho so-CalIed o.. f. ~" explosive a."
anything hat sac. in fact ~" state
r.rrnt Is mad, hat with the pres Il
explosives uS,d ~ mining. the m;r"r
takes his lie u. RS hand ever Tim"
h" touches of 2 fuse. II is tho rur-
r.C # III" Government 20 cOntinU"
hts" cNpCrim,T = until the eNpio
:;:.cs of :n,. country ar" standardized
In such a manner that The miner will
have a defritc idea what thcs" cN-
p!oSivcS will d
After the Gov. rnmcnt has SCn" far
oLcugh in iis apartments a bulletin
vii, hc issued r. commencing As r"r'
r.igsible explosives such a sand 'l:'
isst. The 60, learned conc"rCic-
trczc explosives sill ~ ca'"G dIr""t-
l., n :hr afi~r' N Of tho sat" NIr-
iiF R;iresu r. a II as III" OPP .s'oss
Perhaps h. '3u.i imp ant AND
far.rcachInc ~. -irnent 80 'ar ~ ~"
gia'ian arc iro.r IN which Il has DC
friio,y ghosn 'hat ccai duet is an
.SpICsivc c1Ia'. ~ dangerous ~ IN"
deadly frc damn Th!' has h"or a
moo;cd question among mining IN
sircrTs and miners ALL" bo'h insis'
inc hat - rs iu,poxsihIr {" "Vp'",'"
in a mipc VII. rr 'hsrt /. gas present,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at once Of Treasurer.
Southern Branch. y. II. u. Y. s.. Ma
{ .onal Soldiers Home. Va. until l:W
p ". Fer 10. 1909, and then opened.
for material and labor for Power
House and EaIipnen's Tunnels snd
Equipment. Commissary Storehousc
and Ice Plant. Shops with sleeping
rooms in accordance with ins'ruc-
,ions and specifications copies OF
which. with blank proposals and other
may be had uyon sppa-
cation 10 JOHN T. HUME. Treasurer
Lie 4 17.2t
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Saturday, January l6, 1909.
Arrived.

Steamer Suran tBrD Roach. Port
Arthur-to New River COnSolidat"!
Coal and Coke Company for hunke;
coal.
Steamer Option. HrD Day. Pensa'
cola-to Whit" Oak Coal Company
for bunker coal.
Steamer W:rifrcd (BrD Kelly, Port
Arthur-to Berwind-Whi'e Coal Min
ing Company for bunker coal.
Steamer Bayrort. Jensen. Prov
denCe--to White Oak Coal Company
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SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

a1nIy done me q
world Of good and
I cannot praise it
enough. / suffered
fromirregularities.
dizziness, nervous
ness. and a severe
female trouble.
!.ydiaE.P inkham's
Vegetable Com :
pound has restored
me to perfect
health and kept me
from the operating
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-17
Calendar for Today.

The Gil tank steamer Sun HrrlEri
in port syesterda: from Phiii e!ph'a
ant proceeded to the ShlrE. "a inr
repairs The SIN WAS built 1t the
local shipyard two years ago. ana IS
owned by the san Oh Company oi
philadelphia.
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Baptist Tabernacle.

Rev. ". c. Sale. the pastor. viii
discuss the following subjects at the
Tabernacle Baptist church Today: II
a m. The Way of Man. 7:3o p. m,
"Crucifying the Son of God Afresh."
Baptism will follow the evening ser
vice. Sunday school begins at $50
o'clock this morning.
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Trinity Methodist.

Rev. Edward +. Dadmun. the pas
tor. will preach at Trinity Methodist
church this morning aha evening.
His subjects will be as follows: II
m. Il Shall GO Softly All Ny
Trars:'' 80 p. m. Own and Out.
The mems Bible class meets at 9:31
O'Clock in the main auditorium OF n"
church
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Cavalry Baptist

Rev. s. l.. Naf. the pastor. will
preach a the Cavalry Baptist church
today on the following subjects: II
a m. Power for Service: 80 p. m.
Rest f,r tn" ReStl S. Sunday
school will b conducted At $50
O'Clock this morning.