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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25
/ JULY E y : ! i ALTO Ns.s


The following examinations are
announced, blythe civil service COM
mission to be held In this city: M ~
July 8, 4 to secure -eligibles from
which to make certihcatiOn to MI
q vacancy In the position of night
Waterman, $500 per annum, In the
Salem school, Oregon, In the Indian
service, and vacancies requiring 81.
miIar qualifications as they may 3Oc-
cur. Only legal ! resfdents OF the
states and territories west OF the
Mississippi river Will b admitted to
this examinAtion. u 3s ~ { ! s;5E t;f;;.<
+ July II, to secure eligibles from
which to make certificatiOn to I'LL 2
vacancy In the position of laundry
man, $420 per annum, sFreedman's
hospital, Washington, eDssC. 4, and va
$cancies requiring similar qualihca-
tions as they may occur. 81 No duca-
tional test will be given, and 1t will
MOI be necessary for the applicants
to appear at any place for examine
ton: S3:1ia,&9.s '25 K 81; .::t $.-Ss ~.
i July ii, to secure >eligtbles from
which to: make fertilization to- ~
vacancies as they may occur an the.
position of physician, at $3.50 per
month, in the Panama canal serv-
ice.s. >.. -, 9TH
\ July 21-22, eto secure eligtbles from
which to make certihcation to fill
vacancy in the position of engineer
ins'wood preservation, forest service,
81 1000 per annum, and vacancies re-
curing similar qualifications as they
may occur. Two days will be re-
duired for this examination. 80 =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

'3Aoo, 600 sfioTELs u.s. DESTROYED.
q Albany, ". ~, June 24-Word was
received here today that the Fort
William Henry hotel, owned by the
Delaware. e. Hudson Co.. at Lake
,e>orge; was totally destroyed by fire
at an EARL hour today The loss Is
estimated at '$4o0, 0oo.sa rg a.,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

NATIONAL BANK CALL, JUNE %.
Washington, D. c., June 24.-The
comptroller of the currency today is
sued call on all national banks for
a report of their condition on June %.
The call Is for the condition of banks
at the close of business at that date
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

4 me want zads are important to you
when You decide that some cash Is
'4nore useful than some chattel you
'SN M; IT. u 4 VIZ ss' ~, II 80"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

:. I One lot OF Messa1ene and Foulard
y silks, worth up to IS per yard, will
;;;1l = sold ~ Webb Brothers Saturday
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

IS After the great street parade today
lpook' at the Saturday display in Webt
Brothers display windows.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25
Russta's ministry Of ways Of CON

L Russia's ministry, of ways Of com
5munication demands about 10000
900 bubbles "a ruble. equals 61.5 cents)
Tor new railway construction. Out
{of this amount are to be taken the
funds for building the Amur road |,
Misunderstanding the Siberian road,
building "A bridge across the Volga
It Yorsolaff and connecting the Rus
sian and Finnish railway systems AZ
st. Petersburg. ~ &c.,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

Be sure and look at Webb Bros.
display windows today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

The courtso fChina has thirty ply
sicians and seventy-five astrologers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

n The want ads are important to YOU
when the servant "gives} notice" I.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

I IN, The want ads are important to you
in hundred ways-and. In one OF
them, at least, today. x&S - :: = =. =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

4 F q y {''TRt-STATEE WEATHER iaER&1
= North and South Dakota - Gen,
.;sera1y fair Friday \ and Saturday.
stt. Minnesota : Generally faf. Friday
ana Saturday. III ! u X = 4 !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

If you want to buy or sell st. Paul
property write Folsom & Co., New
York Life building, st. Paul. u.s.. e.. q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25
!. !, BASE B ! i BALL J | \ |.
49,. NATIONAL ;' y. LEAGUE CUE. IN. Z
Games ~ Yesterday. ~. -


Games q esterday. ~. y ! ! s.55.ss
y: = ".4 Il: fI5. = -. st r. H. e.
New York ,:. - ~. Hi. Y 3
Boston -. IL =
III Batteries - Raymond and Schlei;
Tuckey and Graham. :.}s.# '.@4**ff @s!i Z"
: Second Game :. d, = r. H. p.
New York ~. I. - I. :. : r. IL j
Boston ~. -. 49,. .....4. O. D ~
. Batteries - .Ames and Schlei, Snod-
grass White, Boultes ant Bower
man. t%5 Il: ,s# ...~ ~ ~ T. NJ - ~
-. NJ g. a. .s: 4: .zs., r. H. b.
st: Louis ...... 4 "
P1ttsburg .....,.. ...... 1850. IL u
Batteries - Harmon, Sallee and
Bresnahan; Maddox, Camnitzand'
Gibson. lbs 500. 49,. ...~. n
~. l ls.ss:=:; - r. H. g..
Brooklyn ...... !....:..... s - 9.
Fn1laQelpnl8 IL q
Batteries - Bell and Bergen; Mo-.
rem, @Carrigan and Doom. ,s>f t*.,rs Ss. Al .
Rain at Cincinnati: i. =. =. i. j
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25
5000 REWARD FOR pEsPERADoE<

5000 REWARD FOR oESPERADOES
Winnipeg, Man., June 24.-The Can
adam Pacific today offered a reward
of 5000 for the apprehension Of the
train robbers who held up the train
Tuesday at Duck, B. c. The British
government offers $4,000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

"A company capitalized at $5O0, 900
has been organized at Atlanta; Cal.
for. the purpose Of manufacturingf
paper from cotton stalks. hereto
fore. useless by-product. It is claim,
ed that paepr can be made. from cot
ton stalks at a cost Of about SIS =.
ton. S 5s 5z%9S ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25
POsTOFFICE CHANGES.

couple OF OmceS Discontinued and
the Name of Another Is
Changed.
According to general order No.
1918, issued for the railway mail
service, Gwyther is the new name
for the postoff1ce which has been
known as Fort Rice in Morton county
The following two Offices were dis
continued: - ,Acklin, = Hettinger
county, mail to go to Mott In the fu-
ture; Herr. Sheridan county, mail to
60 to: McClusky In the future.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

=-.., a ssrs Way. 81. 2.: ~ I.
80 y y. e.... I. r. = = : ~ idsallt.
he has?' .:* .5,5 5s:,% q. I'M si4s'
what disgraeeful thing ~ IS DOT.
: Married another Girl. ,Sf.ssas:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-25

.,rry The Tribune Want Columns.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
nuo,kHANNoN.

fA
MIRA Jerry Green. who has bean via,
ltin8 In clsrksburg and Fairmont for
some time. came home last wssls, G IN L
Mrs, O. T, Davis Is at home after{a
pleasant Welt with Weston. ftienda, I:
:: Mrs. Hhornton Jackson is ilF St;her
home IN SEaat Buck hannon. <<.,,'$3 - si q
Rey, 2: T. Davis. assisted by Mrs. Il;
A|sWhite, win bold q revival ;at the a.
n, e la, beklnnfng MONDAY nighs,
February 8th..;$%s.. 49,. ~ |, !, By =
y The ladies' aid met with Mrs. Eliss
Mnn1fora Friday afternoon. : AZ ths
close OF the naeting tempting refresh..
paents we're served by tina hoateas. :,
-: Mrs. Adam Green. VINO was 77vef5
sex for several weeks. IL ahle ID IS
The Silver Lat club 1aSt WITH h MI
and Ma, MtchSsls Bird wp, FridaY niehf
an 5preaspt apSns 8 pleasials de, Syssniiia
Delicious e fsfre stl eats Hefe ssrxsea So
chsflss Smith. who LIS 81 bea 4,
esonlihed TO- has room seera o. weak wiY
60 badly sprafhed ankle, Ii much beS,
ter and slgtll ECON ba out agsia. $ q
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
EAYE;Tl,TEVILLE.


The willing Workers Club are get.
ting along alright and seem 10, be
enthusiastic In the, WORK 81; prepar-
ing to build =. pa Nv Church. They
have agreed upon a location and are
fast maturing plans for its com
menoement. '~ ~ : ..vl ~ -, :,
: The Sunday School Ia progressing
nfeely and much interest In manifest
ed in. Its 4suceeaS by the officers.
teachers and. scholars - ~ -. y
David Galloway, or rhayer. was
In, town Saturday: 49, .,,'-.E}
Winston Scotia OF Winona: visited
the County; Clerks ONCE on very
in:pArtaat business. Saturday. r.
Mira, Rdena Rotan spent Thursday
evening With Mrs. j. r. War. Y
. kr. and Mrs. J; w. Grow spent
Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
=, iMrs. Mary Willis spent Thursday
evening with, Mrs, b. P. Rotan; :,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
WEVACO.

r. M. Miller, assistant blacksmith
at Republic, Is at work with O.. L..
Ray 4n the Central shop here. Mr.
KILLER takes the place OF an tncpnn-
petant white smith from Grayson,
KY, who was discharged last week
by the management of the West Vir-
ginta CplHery Company.
III jim, johnson. who was accident
ally Caught under a fall Of top coal,
while s& work in the mines here,
Jananry 9th, Is improving slowly.
ThRbone In his, right leg was broken
below the knee. and his attending
physician ts hopeful Of permanent
6pfe inside Of three more weeks. Mr.
1ahnhon ts one OF Cabin Creeks best
citizens, q deacon OF Mt. Zion .Bap-
ttBtgchurch here, a member OF Capt
tai City Lodge, K. OF P. at Charles
totSss-and the only colored contractor
An Ahisrsectton that has made any
sti 66tantial success.
= Mps.,O. Tray, of Charleston, Wis.
ite1 her husband here last week.
n, W0Td was received here last Fri
day FROM MIS-, Dennis Green at OLD
Point Comfort of the death Of he1
!, neither Mrs. Eva Williams at that
! place, Mrs. Green and her brother
James Williams, of South Carbon
were called there last week, and on
!; w reached the bedside OF their dyins
z mother q few hours before the enc
iSEnaes Il. The deceased was rate
Il atnong the heaviest colored tar pay
J; erBat Old. Point.
y, va e III T:p A1ston, Of Carbon, was her
i on huainass last Friday.
S, s. The, Sunday school teachers weekl
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11

49, :.
tburs 1assnan y Nm dA;Ss - and pre-
scented I Ans gaFls 81. \. s,S$: n, Y {
Hiss Eor4sliA Paxe WAS SAAitinY; heI
parents atS kShaWiS SaR4Ays Is NJ ~
Little EYa Hopkins Nh burned
quite badly by turning ovsf ksttls of
hot water. She Is, improving slowly. y.
Rev. u. c, Deans wan here to preach
again. to the mock OF which he Was
leader for HeArly deeadSs A good
scenxregAtion- was out, and Eivees TIVE
thoughtful sermons, ~ : %D
,ts' j M. .Trice wassSisiting his 1ttle
granddaughter i'm sHintenss Sunday ~,
Miss McFArndel1. the West India
evanEelist; preached to our people last
week. Each night a large crowd was
out to hear her. = $'>s,N 3J<
:; Mrs. Ellen Smith is visiting in Hin,
ton. <%s@.> ,, E>%.H;. y >.~ ,)#
Rye Freeman is home from Fayette,
Walter Banks was home from Fire
Cteok. Sunday. -, - s. tt''5- -.
MRS. Fred Huskins. Of Charleston,
Wits here Saturday, ..
Miss EGrkyee Wilson, who was Ill
fox several weeks, is out again. .'."&
Frank Breckenridge. OF Ronceverte.
was a business visitor In; our town last
week. >, .s.'.=.
Tom Tyler. of East Liverpool. is the
guest OF friends here. >
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
- :.
HINTON.

Miss Kathryn Booker spent Satur-
day and Sunday In Hinton: , .
Allen Pack, one of1the oldest citizens
Of the town. died Wednesday. He was
buried Friday: >, r.. .::,%>22 :. 81, :; =.
HRS. Amanda johnson is quite III at
her home on Railroad avenue. -.
: E. G.. Pack is spending few days
with his son. C. r.. Pack. in Sylvia
Marshall Trice. of Anderson, spent
Sunday In Hinton. -. :~... 49,. -.
Mrs. Lewis Types and Miss, Alma
Garrett have returned from a visit II
Detroit, Michigan. They were. aceom'
panied by their sister, Mrs, 4ayme
Hughes. : :. ~ ..-.,, ~ =.
- MRS. A.P. strRughter chaperone ed the
following young ladies at theater
phrty last Monday night: Misses M
Sodartha- Booth, Louise, Emma and
Elffeds shitherss and Dorthula PaSk
~ very ,appetizing snppef Waa @>rSed
by, MIR. and Mrs ssranghfsfs At their
home on, BtYh strict after the 41ey. !
There are several patients at the
HolIey aaritariun. They are getfiha
along nicely: =; : = ;-..'. T
Mrs. e; s; Pack, who has been quite
i'll, is improving. - ~ ~.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
ss,kaa sitr,x,

Dew, D.. h.ssH g. ssot I Charleston
preached Stw0S :itsasi here Sunday
one ~ I any WI he at Z; 80 s., IN
Mrs CorneIiS made Ayins
trip tds CGAIisatnf sday,H 81 - ! |, ! i
Rev, Arthur went to Ban.
croft s..: Vi" @.>.s%~i%.
Mrs s,mR DlIop, of Bancroft,
ana $dts4 W. SIiiams and Miss
Stella Smith tootS sp1th; wehs visit.
ing frfends sins pnt tn. Monday. ~
. DR. and 4Fa, NJ; s54nclare, of Ban,
croft. ~er6 calls last week By
the lnnasa .pt Theirs VA Terry. - =
: MreyAAd stEnrtis. Of inati.
tute, spent Sunday hare visiting their
sister. Mrs AZ %, RnlAms. ~ =
!: = b. .Js Aiexahd er. - I able to be out
again. i ~. y, ri4i r.. I a. :,
! w. Coles and arasI.@ W, Cogle are
on tho sick list Sth,s week. -
a. - gletrson Naa indisposed last
week: "a. a.. *. 49,. =:
!. Mrs, Rabecca Sanpaeryille was cali,
cd TO North Eafpll4a last week by
seri6ds jflnssisas 90 hSE Sister. -.
The revival tnaatihg: could not go
on here on asSco d 81 email pox,. 81,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
!. Sc. II ABRAMS.

b.; Miss Rhoda Wilaos. teacher In tlet
G G shiah *tbchool ses GRaflsatohsI
apsnt sSaadaz with her: Darsnts.t n SIS
~ G 81 sraAhan spent Baniday 44saaI
his fainss s.. s.I,=l7E ~ - -. hi ;Ss
*Mtss Martha, Washington, teaek6k
East BIaet BetBe&. !hRa returned "a hal
tassttea sbendfna. tvs woke a(s
tending Ihsfs pasSn4dl,a WHO have 80 80
very ssls ~ =: = s s.:. $50
s. / zilli Jones, of II, HI: carbon, ~
,eaf lf ) iar - x. IA
4 Mr6s ella u.s. oY ont eona;,si
alssEss ~; hsFs Ii 4 It'd
Armand YlfIsaa s ST Z, 81 !fE'Ess if e 8 s;
gJohh III 81 ~ # pieassa Ant IA
VISITING ,hig Samuel WbfSlia rs.
Oscar williams. who has had &Ass
lever str the past three weeks; ia tA
apfss 20 DE out aghit n. -. ~. Et=s, S9t
;; Rev. Mike Robinson preached Eat
the St. Paul Baptist Church, ,Mouday
nfghe >..i - FT' - * ft.s:sf i ~ ~.
Rev. J. w. Carter. pastor Of the
;FtEst. Baptiat :chareh, pes Chiilicoths
Q q wiz preAahy heref SUNDAY: j =:
HaTE d ETskine s.was, An Charleston
this jReeky ], ~ : "a ST. =.
SAraA' Carr Ia Visiting friends ct
FaK@. X. +: s.. x : :,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11

Miss Kate J0fdAn, Of Columbus.
spent Sunday Or gaat week here the
guest Of her mother: Mira. NJ E. 'Jor::
dafif.: ~; s: N X : : = 'E3s
Charles settaeas Br.. one or Point
Peasants Oldest cttizans, died quite
suddenly; Sunday Snsorning. Funeral
services Tuesday Aessddrnoon. :. : 4 r.
Miss EldeEsao Williams, OF Hehder4
SON. has been the &aeaf of her. Afothsfs
Winiam ttltiann8 fo the past two
weeks 80 .;sss.t =: 5 y -; =:
Gus Ben: Of: &iddlsport, spent sdnnrc
day In town. ia IS. ,ss{s,,: " ~
Mites Virginia Lincoln is, home asfsr
inishins winssEz:s asFnn OF saehqaa { Id
of 1essas :; i ~ :t1iuo4 -
Clarence, Hapaerb9n vas the guest
OF Hiss Grace. CsHseg PR Qaalinelis. d
few daya OF last ~. S. 90 =
- Thomas Devils = EsgDant Sunday Fin
SallligoaliiaK. the r. g1seaf Mas Mebei
Miss Frances MoiFlfibnY Intermediate n q {,
teaaher, in; Langgto6 Sches1l; Bpenr SAT.
urdsy .a3ia sunday at lsf hifhe. 4R
| PoraAroy:E U -, *: -. >,Sii3 {
Charles sat1es, Jr. val Us called home
front GASr f BfHtfihday sSH kaEeodiis
Of the death 81 his rather, GaAaf .sst.
ties, ST. .. o132t =. 4JAtf 49,:
Howard ,3aekSionp aad G III N1ass'
Of Mason n erd III tbw,Hif q Inv IA fias of
E'laSf week, 1s hast8t of ffenSis:s Sfot +
Rev: CT fs Rennsy aIled 1hs pgtt4
pit ak TIE Ffifat Baptist church duFfinsa
tho 2fsst1T tsi,;S A., = Is.,,; -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
'.1gEIFI.EseRs:

Miss Fanhls ,Cobbs and Mrs. Woods
we're tadWp;i apk week, Eofsaafzihg "a
Wofnah'a ImpF6vern6nt League. =. = H..
T" Master Albert, E4wia }ts; suffering
With sore ayes. "a ll1> q III - t::f
6. w. Oatmeal and family moved 10
toHgacte, "Wednesday AZ z>A<I-, ~
The night school organized last DC:
tobet 70 stitll doing good work, =: i. u
Mr.; andJMra 81 b Daulton servsd
dinner at ago p. nd, Saturday, com
ELEMENTARY 10 their sdssty Leon &C.
James; It>wks an affair to- be remern.
bored by .fh6Se, present Misaef Ger.
tpnde Parfsh and Lulu JAmes< Wizard.
&ood n missSss tsctDa1 Brown add5ga ad
James. Msotsfr r. l.. 'Ga4ey; h6nofsd
tho affair swtsB their presence I, =
.ClkYehse James &. was scvfsitfnR IN
HaHdies, Saturday IT,, > :. !:
! <<TBe 3W1haHs'a Improvement LEAGUE
met with Mrs n. Danltop Monday; ID
| 3 p. m, I, - + r. .... ., ~
| Lucy Mat,d DnIard. who has beer
I'll, is nov. able TO be in school.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
735}EsaS4 ssh,4:
MONTGOMERY.

WiiSsrsoina has has returned from
4 u TihSST VISIT to friends at Hunt
Z III ifd Holden.
81. f. White and daughte,
) IL we're tie week END guests Of
Institute. .-..,.
i - Ed. l9tEanGhter, OF Hinton, was
kSfod at the Perry House sever,
ldays last week.
Attorney Randolph. OF Bluef1eld
IN Ststered at Hotel Jackson.
I@f5 John Brown, who has been sick
s0rko Hospital. Saturdays
sss 81 AErB. Richard Johnson will be host
psthe Willing Workers Club. Fri
at her home, on Col
slAgAs1IiN.S ..,s...
Miss Alpha Brooks spent the week
4 4ndasRithi relatives In Charleston
Wesley Parish, who sustained in
3 1nries from a fall, is reported better.
Miss Ida. is very sick
With typhoid fever. and his son Fred
hose leg was broken In the mines,
ssYhnrAday., Is at the Paint Creek hos
" nee Ethel Brown and Henriet-
s@tk amas and r. l., Jeter were the
tdtHaH guests OF Leon James at
thaTa, Saturday.
lrp. Warren Brown will entertain
EQmsp's Improvement League
1Ssask her home. on College street. Fri
day Sternoon.
I Ays. R Nv. Brown entertained the
8 GhRteh Aid Club, Thursday after
d aAQ1nas at her homo, on Fourth ave-
kiss Lulu Branham was hostess
Ssstof the Women's Improvement
sSsIsSsgue, Friday afternoon.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
WESTON.

Mrs. o. r. Davis, Of Bnckhannon,
has n class In music, here. -. -;
: 1aom Perkins haa moved his family
into the osSfel9. cottage on Willom ave
mute, ..o. !. IN. -: .,l;,x .>.>:*. :. g.. =.
j, Ars: Nellie Washington has .beesu
quite Aick. for, the past Two bseka:c: ?,
: Mack Riddle LEFT last honday: for
Jaeksan. Florida, %heps he Nfll spend
the retnafndar OF the wtnt&f. ~: = =. =. :.
Miss Anna Lacey was quite sick sew
ersli 4Aye a4Asgeek: =, :: Il. ~ -. .
-. ME- sellfe Jones and gtanddaugh-
ter, Mantle are visiting feIattvss ip
C1atksputg,5S. Z ~. 81. r.. III.
. :Mgsg H9ssgets Rladle has about fecev
ered from hst. Tseent gevare illness.
= :, B q. rs, Hg s 2' ~ at Sutton = .tev
~~FSsS' Ss>SSf-I rfS(1St - -. - a.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
:. RAnkEAlRlsyRIt1l no:

| q
: Reg> Reed, az Bitekhan1n6n, wlio Has
been conducting a revival at Logan III.
q 'ehufch, Hof the pest 4gn days, re-
turne8 70 his home, last Saturday. The
:ra&eefbg 1s ''sEtli going orr pndes J. the
management OF ReVaA,. 4. Tuck, aac;,t-
ing pAgtor, + -. -. -: - =.
Reg William, jackson Of Sweet
Springs, Virginia, is :. assisting Rev.
'tonpsyssiip a revival at tho zion Baptist
church. .Is,s4.zsE<s ~ ~?
The revivals at all tise ,chutchea are
tneetiRy With success: 3l1s 4 &. eda; s.
'Thayk tncoln birthday celebration at
! Logan M; e. church Sunday night. vi
(:be werth attending. = AZ gaAb0fStst YrS:
gram has been aaFEang ~ r.. f-@ ~
T. y. RI Jefferson is atksnd lag q meet
Ing Of thAe; board Of regehsa 9S BlasaAid
colofedl tinsut in fna bslSsscs of era
sapsFiptende emit of, free SSh 3oiss Ia tie
capitol building at ChslsSs0M ~ ~
1gssphe exercises Of sunnsg nigh schobI
it3tfrAyy society, wtichTFiiF be held
Friday afternoon, Wits 1ntSfeatas
and ~ Instructive. All fspafk0ria i aal1
Ifr1snas are cordially invited to aAtSnd!
f.: The sym 4ofr45.75 9Nas over
to Mrs; ". P, Ratbbona president %,
the; associate chantieS oathes city ny
Sumner school. This ors@nfAt don Nd
{dsae ana ;is doing much toward nesb
I ft, peof ehifdfen to obfatn tNdtpf6p@f
J ciothshg to enable tbSM ITO, SonaTofta
4 rIt attend ,school, a1dsAHS d SaaSions
Z vail be Thankfully roroiHa1 ara /,a,sA
~, distributed. ,...,,'. EyE%y|I.stl wv.
! Mrs Lewis, wife Of Rev. Lewis, pas
tor OF iBsthel, 4. M. B.rsbhrch, IL ddstS
| II at her home on aE4sE tTtartsShti
| street y. ~ .t| @L1kitfS3 So.
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,4:MBRtsN.

?. Mra Prieeils Parham, who hal
been ON :$$thel iSscAy 4tlasa SO long, :. ais
IsliKht5y improves. : 5, n ~ ~ =,
~; Porter Young; formerly OF Gereao,
has moved ,Aist9kfailt hsro.t i, ia, ~:
! Henjanafh nsdRtan OF. ward; was
calling on friends here sast. week ! I
!. lfsf8 was .esilth rat Kay,
ford, satnrda AZ nd .sund&g III. 8 ].
n F., M :, IF,iik srson, of %tGoal river,
wee "a llas 81 & 1 lends here; Saturday
@nq bMndayySs4ssshfi:;n: ~ ssz 80 Is ~
Charles Lease wss called to lii
home 5ia. atlISat 9bnrg Hast week. on
yacaotht ef th lb&as> OF biz boy. -
| Mr. RRbs tSR Yonn T. Waa called I'd
Red. SaTTi OF aE Week to; tie b bedside
OF Der 8iehsgl terS MIS- Perry. !. Il
/ i r. NJ "a tliess IN ia hga had: aTiposi.
ttoh III The ib1sdK BnaitH .shop; here, has
seeptssd 8 beslti 'et F. g rs 1ahop |: & w.
Z lanes Saunders ana Sylvester ceir.
yep, 5apept Saturday and snnday iii
;fF.%W. Williams was ont 3 On the g nv.
,er a. rev Asyhy Lat, week ea business
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LEWIsHURG.

Rev. Geo. E. Curry, district super
T8ntandent of the Cumberland district.
Sapent last Monday and Tuesday In
our city. visiting his daughter, Miss
Mary Curry, of our graded school,
relatives, and friends. He left Tues
/ day night for Wheeling.
81 The following are sick: Rev. Ed.
Baunders, Mrs. Kate Dangerfleld,
MRS. Annie Heron and Henry JET
4feSson.
IS Hiss Ella Boiling, who has been
quite Jill with tonsilitis. is able to be
ont again,
Mira. Mary L. Lewis left, Friday,
4 to: teach school In Grassy Meadows.
I Your correspondent attended the
John Wesley Literary Society, Fri
day. and'1ga much pleased with the
progressr ofrthe young people. The
reading 81 Sne of, +Whittier's poems
:byi Mrs. JPW. Waters, jr., was re-
eeived with much applause: The
LeWfsburg GAZETTE, the newspaper oi
this society, Is edited by the stu:
dents OF <tre senior c1asslof ourhgra,
Fdsa school. tits quite newsy. and
ked a Itlity is shown; In it's: :cof
slsiissSetf ~ We Congratulate the young
nsaple On their great advancement;
sss,a, well should they, remember thar
from suck small beginnings grow
oar great debaters, leaders and lit
5sTary MEN and women.
Misses, F. ". Woodson and Jose
phine jackson paid Ronceverte Wis
It Hast Saturday.
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spsht y fsa APP "; ohsrl4stetoga.. lAs =.
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=, Nr9. Il, AZ Ijavis iss abIe To be out
again, Aft@ A EfSw days' itInsss ,..'... e
s:MEs, i, Ben4 fstef ,tiB reported III
at her Ss MOI :, IS fF41 e -
Mis-. SJhbie Wright II, spending
~ &ss 11i8ste3 the guest d. iier SIS
Teri IF Bsss1as /: mo haas. 'f1SE
= q FIJI ~. sghsftpn mas been III
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s8H CIyiases and T. 6. " w. Psrkins
we're pgA hsas visitors TO chi flesSon
lssaFf 2HSSsf y, + Tt5j 81 E1H&s GSf - I. - !.
a. H! $Atie6 spent a,$ew';days at.
gid 81 home bf 'n Aib ~ s vffh HE fam
~ = H. JohSs5n len { ,o B rsl,,s = home;
wedhSs4ky, OF on ekeSufit S,of illness. .
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