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Cold weather at Glencoe.

Frank Coe came in yesterday from
Glencoe with a load of mountain ap-
pies and will be here to spend the
holidays with his family. He reports
that tae recen storm gave Glencoe a
snowfall of one foot and a tenpera-
ture of sixteen below zero. This diff
ference with Roswelrs weather con
ditions is in striking contrast to last
fall. at which time Roswell people
went from here, after all green vege-
tafion IN the valley had been killed by
frost, and to their surprise found ev-
erything green and growing at Glen
coe.
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Turkey shoot Saturday Afternoon.

The opening shoot of the Roswell
Gun Club failed to occur last SatIr-
day weather conditions being decid-
edly unfavorable. The Christmas tur-
key shoot will be held Saturday after
noon at two o'clock, as previously an
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PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT
CAN SELL ERIAR AND

Washington, Dec. 23.@Attorney
General Wickersham today rendered
the opinion for the War Department
tnat the Philippine government has
the right to sell the "Friar lands" in
any number of acres desired, notwita-
standing that the organic act of the
Philippine limited the sale
of unapportioner public lands obtain
ed by the treaty with Spain TO forty
acres.
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A Christmas Present.

The most practical present would
be a few shares of stock in the Ros-
well Building and Loan Association.
Savings accounts with us EARN OV-
Err Is PER CENT. interest
E. A. CAHOON Pres.
r. H. McCUNE, Secty. & Mgr.
Instead Of spending all better save
Some, .45t10
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Cab and livery, Phone 1872.

Our best sepia carbon views by Will
frid II. smith v been skillfully ar
ranged on Calendars. See our east
window. They soon go, take your
pick at CSC and 50c.-Turner Studio,
III w. 4th ST., Wilfrid H. Smith.
Manager. I'll
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Tag day win soon be here
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Look for those tag girls.
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FOR RENT rooms furnished for
light house keeping, close in, very
reasonable. G. Eninger, 800 n.
Penn. 81 IT,.
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FXERCISESAT
THE ROSWELL CHURCHES

Wflfrey, Forrest Drury. Harold link.
Recitation-Rutn Maxwell.
THE Christ Child"-Solo-Mrs. Ber-
ME Mullane.
Readi7g-"Rockets Christmas
Miss Clara Schabacker.
Address by the Pastor.
Song-"Jolly Old st. Nicholas
Edna Mullollen.
Roman Catholic Church..
Christmas Morning.
Mass will be held at z, s n 10 o.
clock, the latter being High Mass.
the Benediction of the Blessed Sac
ranent will follow the ten o'clock
Mass. The young men of the parish
will do the singing.
Southern Presbyterian Church.
(Friday. 1880 p. m.)
JOY TO the World"-Song-By The
School.
Christmas Wishes"-Percy Grein-
er, Ewell Dunn and Dabney Jones.
Reading, Selected-Miss Leila Will
ly.
Piano Solo-Beatrice Greiner.
Observation-Disclosures Henderson.
Song-Sammie Henderson.
Acrostic - christmas, - Mrs.
Hodges Glass of Boys.
riaLo Dueee jessie anu Maoei
Russell.
Vocal Solo-"Tne Birthday of the
king"-Miss Nell Bean.
Recitation, Selected-Nini William
son
Song-'It Came upon the Midnight
Clear"-Jessie Russell. Mabel Russell,
Beatrice Greiner, Alice Scott, Nargar-
ct Scott. Martha Henderson and Ruby
Bean.
Christmas Tree-Santa Claus.
Episcopal Church.
The Episcopal Sunday School will
have a Christmas tree and entertain
ment at 2:30 Friday afternoon, all be-
ing arranged by the young ladies for
the benefit of the children of the par
ISL.
The Christian Church.
Saturday Evening, Z O'Clock.
Song by School-"With Hearts So
Light"
Welcome Address-Irene Haymak-
Christmas Play-Miss Mechanics
Glass.
Recitation-"Donald's Christmas
Wish"-Don Finley.
Solo-'Indeed We Do"-Onita Tin
der.
Recltation-NelSOn Manley.
Exercise-'Star of Jacob'-Mary
Cooper's Glass.
Recitation-Zania Yater.
Neutrality-suspicious. Dunn
Trio-Dorothy, Jane, Mary Lucy
McClane.
Duet with Glass Chorus-Mrs. Fow-
ler's Glass.
Expression Duet-Prunella Duke
and Sadie Cooper.
Song by School-"Brightest of All
Is Christmas"
Recitation-Dorothy JUNIOR.
Exercise-By Airline Gibbany's
Glass.
Quarterly Miss Bess Mechanics
| Glass.
Recitation-Miss Zula Morrow.
Song-The Dearest Day of All the
Year"
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All the churches of Roswell will OBJ
serve Christmas with appropriate ex-
e~rcises. The Children will be consid-
first in the church life, as they
are in everyday life at the Yuletide.
exercises will be in the form Of
entertainments and Christmas trees
for Inc children, generally, and Friday
night, wiich is Christmas eve, is the
favored most of all, only one
being on Saturday. The following pro-
grams Of the different church exercis-
es gives in detail just what will be
done at all the leading churches OF
the city, having been furnished by the
officers of the Sunday Schools and
Churches themselves:
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION.
First Baptist Church Sunday School.
Friday evening 7:3O O'Clock.
Program.
Plano Solo, Christene Gavin.
Prayer, DIR. T.. w. Longfellow.
Solo. Miss Beulan Baker.
4-Welcome, Harold Gavin.
5-i1ecitation, Miss Esther McNally.
6-Song, Junior Department.
Exercise christmas Candles, by
Six Little Girls.
S-Solo, Elizabeth Pruit.
9-Recitation, Nora Gilmore.
Iiuit lCiiihS
11-Recitation. Charlotte Wilson.
12-Song, Primary Department.
l3-Recitatfon. Frances Bradley.
1i-Piano Solo, Annie May Kemp.
15-Grand Pas Present, Eight Child
rem.
l6-Piano Solo, Elizabeth Pruit.
All the children are requested to
bring some Offering for the poor.
Groceries Will be appreciated. All
- - l.
are invited TO be present.
M. c. Church., South.
/. Full chorus-Wave the Ban
ners."
,. Invocation.
,. Glass Song-"Above Judea's
Plain"
4. Notwithstanding"
>. Solo and Class-The Sweetest
Message"
6. Responsive Reading.
Z. Full Chorus Twas Joy that
Came"
8. Solo and Classify Little Snow
Flakes"
10. Recitation.
IL. Glass Song-"Fear Not the Ang-
els Say
-. Recitation.
13. Full Caorus-"A Chime of Merry
Joy Bells"
IL. Recitation.
Is. Glass Song-"On Christmas
Day"
10. Recitation.
IL. Solo and ClaSs-"O Little Stars
of Bethlehem"
1S. Recitation.
10. Full CAorus-'We Bow at Thy
Manager"
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kiplinS's Kristmas Randy Kanes.-
All sizes. Get one or more.
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will be charged to defray expenses
during the Teachers Convention. u
Elegant homemade Candy for
Christmas at kiplings.
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SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT

The members of the Senior Class
of the Roswell High School will give
an entertainment at the Methodist
church, South, Thursday night Dec.
23rd, at 500. Everyone will have a
good time at little cost and you pres
ence will be an encouragement to the
High School faculty and students all
along this line.
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First Presbyterian Church.
CFriday, 700 ID. m.)

CFriday, 200 u. m.)
Opening Chorus-"Praise Him.
School.
Invocation-Pastor.
"Rethlehem's King"-Song-School.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mis-
bet, Jr.
Responsive Reading-Led by SUI
-perintendent.
Christmas Stars"-Song and Drill
Miss ~Gillespie's Class.
"A Christmas Stocking'-Recita-
tion-Luther Thomas.
"A Christmas CaroF'-Reading-
Frieda Santheson.
When Santa Claus Comes"-Reci-
tation-Hester Anderson.
Christmas Chorus-School.
Drill Exercise-Mrs. Nisbet's Class.
"A Happy Observation-Disclosures
Doris Bonney.
Observation-Disclosures Hunsaker.
christmas Pennies"-Recitatipn-
Marie Hebb.
Recitation-Helen Herp.
Christmas Lights"-Drill and
Song-Mrs. Parkhurst 5 Glass.
observation-disclosures Bear.
The Brightest Star"-Song- The
School
Happy Little Song"-Mrs. Pope's
Glass.
Observation-Disclosures Cass.
MY Heart Window"-Song-Ruth
Elliott.
Address-Judge Pope. Superintend-
ent.
The Flag OF victory"-Song-The
School.
Santa Is Coning"-Song-Five
Little Girls.
Santa Claus.
Candy and Gifts.
"Al Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name."-Audience and School.
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Boellner, the jeweler. has it cheaper
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III anu SCHOOL.
The First M. {. Church..
(FTiday, 1880 p. M
Christmas Program AID Tree.
The Song the Angels Sang"-The
School.
Welconle.-Forrest Drury.
Christmas Clorus-Edna Mulhollen
Il Would Be"-Song-Primary
Glass.
Sweet Peace"-Chester DUNCAN.
The Candle Scene"-Marjorie
Trout.
The Worlds Gifts" Arden BoelI-
ner. Chris Christensen, Rifle Perry
mar and Vernon Wilfrey.
Solo-"Taere Game a Host Es-
telle Brewster.
Room for the Christ Child"-Har-
old link.
That's Christznas"-Clyde Null
iHollen.
Christmas Twice a Year"-Eugene
Bemis Fisher.
Quartette-"Bright and Best of h
Sons of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mullane and Frager, Messrs. Rucker
and Frager.
what the star saw"-Edith Boell
ner.
Long Time Ago"-Song-Primary
Dialoeue-"The Spirit Of christ-
mas"
In q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Johnson, Chester DUNCAN. Waiter
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The Episcopal Sunday School will
have a Christmas tree and entertain
nent at 2:3O Friday afternoon, all be-
ing arranged by the young ladies for
the benefit of the children of the par
ish.
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Pension Dovener
SENATOR SCOTT INTRODUCES
BILL TO GIVE HIM SIS PER
MONTH.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. L.
senator N. B. Scott has introduced a
bill providing for pension for eX'
Congressman D. B. Dorener. OF $15
pcr month in recognition OF his vat'''
able services during tho Civil War
The. senator will push the measure
aided by the West virginia house dele
CATION.
Captain Doveney entered tho North
ern army at the age oil 10, enllsting
as a volunteer. in Comrany A, OF the
18th West virgini; Regiment He
quickly rose IN the ranks through
his valuable service, and IN toe three
years he fought for the Union he
engaged in number OF holly contest
cd engagements aud won an mvi.5le
record In the field. isS
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z ~ N
scATAWBA.

/; Misses Ada Harden, Isa Anvil. Fran.
ces and Della Radcliffe s1essrs. Wat,
son and Tin Anvil, Lawrence Polling,
Tom Haun and Glenn Haun attended
protracted meeting at Montana Mon,
day night.
Misses Lizzie Jolline and Jessie
Hari1e, Of Murray. spent Sunday at J.
o. Radcliffo's. NJ (.
Mrs. Gins. Frederick was eating on
her sister. Mrs George Rhodeheaver,
Friday 2sl,
Misses Della Radcliffe and Ada Har.
den were shopping in Fa!rmont satur-
day.
Miss Tacle Powers Is visiting rela'
tiYes at Grafton.
Mrs. jesse Brown and two children
haye returned to White Rock. after q
visit OF several days with relatives
here. Mr.. Brown spent Thursday and
Friday nero. .} 5a
Mrs. Chas. Cox and Mrs. Dyson
swlsher were shopping in FaErmont
Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Frederick and two chill
iren. Chesney and Virginia, Mrs,
George Rhodeheayer and children.
Mary and Walter, and Albert little
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Buck somers, are
on the sick list. \
Miss Della Radcliffe has enrolled In
our school.
r. ". West has moved into the
house vacated by Stephen Polling. Mr..
Polling has movsd into the house own.
cd by james Long.
Mr. and Mrs. David prlckett, OF
Rlvesv!llc, spent New Years Day VITA
the lattcr's sister, Mrs. ]. 0. Radcliffe.
Misses Isn Anvil and Ethel Klsner
wers guests OF Miss Rose Brown Sun,
dry.
Mrs. r. c. Harden and sons were
calling on Miss Alice Morgtn recent.
ly.
Miss sinda Prlckett spent Friday,
Saturday and Sunday at her home at
Viola.
Misses Rose BrowB, Ethe! Kisner
and Mary swlsher entered school on
Monday. Shirley.
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and hoping tint some while man VIII
appear who can grab tde lille frcm
thel big Ssnoke win Jeifries out d,
the game. the outlook Tor y white
ehampion IN the near Future Is not
promising. And While II may be- lesel
majesty ID. saydt there are some New
York sports who nlertatn doubts
whether Jetfries could now come back
10 his old form to an extent that
would enahls him to whip Johnson.
About the biggest Joke Of all is the
ch7llenge Of Philadelphia Jack
o'Brlcn to- fight Jonnson for the
heavyweight championship. II such
q match should be made, Il Would be
a cafe wager that O'Brsen would not
be able to last two rounds II the
negro was in good condition. O'Brlen
has a prospective scrap with A. Ku-
iihpk, the Michigan heavyweight, for
six rounds at Philadelphia. Since
willie. the Chicago heavyweight, de-
feated the Michigan wonder" with
one hand, O'Brlen IS playing safe.
That Is peculiarly Of his'n. II
johnson shoull appear In Phlladel-
phia ami look cross.eyed at "Phlla.
dclphia jack" It's likely that o'Brien
would break all Marathon records In
getting away from there.
Another challenger is Robert Fltz-
simmons. and this must also excite
the visibility OF all followers Of the
game. F1tz must have short mem.
org or he would not be talking about
a match with the negro. However,
"Bab" Is over In London. and It does
no harm TO talk at such distance.
Gus Rubin is another OF the old
timers VINO has come out with den
to Johnson Gus sui thinks he has
ia fight in him, although no would
probably find It difficult to make any
promoter believe that he would be a
drawing card. The BIZ German snys
thnt II he can't get match with the
black. he will take on Tom saarkey.
Surely. the bones 10 the pugtIlst!c
cemetery are doing a lot OF rattling
these days.
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PlNY RUN AND PRlCkETT's
CREEK.

We viii again visit your paper with
q few Iterns from our quiet little town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durleen Travis and
three children were visiting the for.
rmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon
Travis. OF. Burners Ridge. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kirk and
three daughters, Laura, Carrie and
Missouri. and Maggie Hawkins were
visiting at Clayton Waits Sunday.
Mr.. VIII Hayhurst Is wearing l. very
broad smile all because. 1t Is ten
pound boy.
& Mrs. Valley Hawkins and daughter.
Della, ware visiting ut Thomas Haw-
kins' one day last week.
Misses Laura and Carrie Kirk were
calling on Miss Della Hawkins Satur-
day.
Miss Lizzie Summers and Playiord
Grubb were shopping in F1lrmont Sat
urllaM $500
5 Miss Lille Miller, Of Mndlick, Is
staying Mt VIII Hayhurst's.
Mrs. Minerva stnunton and grand
daughter, Julia, were visiting at Play
ford Grugg's Monday.
Mr.. David Heston. OF Fairmont, was
cnllIng on his daughter, Mrs. William
Hayhurst. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David satterneld and
children. Of Grassy Run. were visit.
Ing tho formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Baker, Sunday.
Mr.. Solomon Howell, OF Arnetts-
Vile, was visiting at clayton VOLTS
New Years.
Mr.. Atha Vangilder was breaking a
pair Of mules for Clayton Wolf one day
last week, assisted by Thomas Kirk.
There WITS n watch party at Guy
Reeves Thursday night. All report
i good time.
Mr.. Melvin Dunner, our great cattle
merchant was n business caller in
Fairmont Tuesday. ur.
Mrs. Milly Hayhurst and Mira. Hulda
Summers were calling on friends near
Walnut Grove one day last week.
LUCKY BILL.
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Gossip Of
the Ring
BY Knox glockor.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA fight which
will attract no little interest among
fight fans all over the country will
be staged by the National Athletic
Club OF New York tomorrow night.
Tommy Murphy and frankie Madden
arc the principals md the Mill Is
scheduled to so ten rounds. This af-
fair was originally set for New Years
night. but m injury to A1urphy's hand
cansel n postpunement. Both boys
have hnl time to get In excellent
shape for the bout and 1t will doubt
less be- . good one.
News comes from across the waters
that James Britt has framed mp n
battle with an alleged lightweight
champion a France and that il will
b, pulled off Saturday night In Paris,
The frog.eaters arc said TO he greatly
excited over the match and are wag-
ering vast numbers Of francs and CEN
times that tneir gallant champion win
be able TO defeat the greatest light
weight fighter Of al the Americas"
That's what Britts promoters are
molestly calling him during his tour
of Europe. Britt writes enthusiastic
cally to New York friends ii regard
TO the chances for picking up easy
money in England and France, and
It is likely that he will get consid-
cradle part OF the coin wn!ch was left
after ex.cnampion Tommy Burns had
finished the process OF shaking down
the British and French sports.
Broadway sports are still talking
about the heavyweight championship
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NOTICE 70 TAKE DEPOSITION.
Margaret Q. lands

Margaret @. lands
g3fs W..
Andrew P. Lsndis.-In Chanctry.
Pending in the intermediate Court Of!
Marion county. West Va. Ss.is
10 Andrew !. Lands: gfi
You will take notice tnst tho lepo.
slll,ns OF James A. Lands, Mlneite
A. McIntire and others will he taken
ut the law Office Of W. S. Meredith. in
the City OF Falrmont, Marion county,
West Virginia, on this 10th day Of Janu.
airy, 1909. between TIE hours Of 9
o'clock d. m. and 6 o'clock p. III, 10 be
rea.! in evidence In behalf Of the above
named plaintiff In 4 certain suit in
cEancery. pending in the Intermediate
Court Il Marion county. West Virgin.
ia. wherein you a-a the defendant and
uTl luc p!alhtlH. rs hsy
II from any cause The taking OF the
same snail not be commenced. or be-.
Ing commenced, shall not be complete
cd on that day, the taking Of the same
will DO adjourned and continued from
day to day and from tine to time at
the same place and between tho same
h:srs until the same shall be COM
pletrd. -3...&
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of December. 1908.
). MARGARET Q LNNDlS. X
". S. MEREDITH. Counsel.
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iature me. III 1851 and rstitiea m ,
ordinance d session.
The actual ofdiaane y q a ece Say %
ssas passed 1t iaoshos and was III el-
titled act deetaring the ties e.s here sE
;toior ne exis .lng between The II. United 9
ys,st es and tie State sot Missouri DIS Lter
solved Ssls 5s3sE 81 IA. III
y ;,Tne Bill was Immediately signed o y
s, d ]; /. Jackson. while Prices cannon
/ ired . salute. Another bill was was
passed notifying provisional govern 2;
me mnesr,ts q 4 Confederate States ot this
actor. Of the Missouri Legislature.
After these proceedings the House
and Senate adjourned TO NEST IL
!cassyi.le, October i. 1861. N "a
The erroneous statement that the
secession ordinance was passed at
Cassyllle grows out Of the fact that
wi,en the Confederate Legislature did
meet at cassvllel 8 Senator Vest re:
wrote the ordnance Of secession and
other proceedings took place in the
Legislature hare. The handful Of nieni'
hers OF the two houses who were pres,
emit at cassyIlle adopted several acts
relative TO war measures, none OF
which. however, were put into actual
effect. tFs cry
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y-ssirl fS.ttst
Personals

ms. Harye Willianls, Of Morgan
tGwn. was the guest Sof relatives in
This ward yesterday. ii 81.
4 sir. and Mrs, Ne.lS caiskndon have
K moved from their former residence on
lEsst PARK avenue ito the property w
eated bys 3 ixon and iamily: Mr..
and Mrs. r ebert Miller will occupy the
= residence Yaratsd Ny Mr.. Carskadon.
Mrs Bishop and Miss Nora Bishop,
;6f onnellsyllle, are, the guests q the
korhiers son, Mr.. d I. BIZ aop, OF CO.
3unibla street. \ 4, %.
Mary Domlco was admitted to the
h City Hospital StoEi medical treatment.
/ /: \ aifs. sam Merrlil cid, \ Of the Fourth
|I|!|Tard was sths guest Of Mrs ., "A. VIII
ron Wednesday. ;$3 !. X /.
1 and Mrs. y. G. Cunningham and
< ron. rthurs have returned from n two
veekss visit With relatives In Ohio.
Z < Misses Bessie and Asia Donhanl, Of
1reensb Pa. are here attending
The ormal school. They will reside
WIN y n. and Mrs.. Maple Donham.
81 NAster Edwara, the l!ttleson Of Mr..
aud rrs. Ed. 4 Hawkins, Is real sick.
~, ri !, :, t.xo., ~ T,t, ,,,o,J
Entreet have returned from an extend,
va IEtsltE lnB OHIO. HI: 81.
Miss Agn Ell Bartho low, who is en-
+ plcyed at Harrisburg 8, was he guest OF
issr PARENTS NJ. and Hrs. Bruce Bar.
1hplpw: yesterday /; n
iiey, Q. Is. sBoggs went TO Pennsooro
yesterday spend a few; days.
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YOUTH.

(Frsm the Century Maga2ine.l
+ an the unquet sister. with the old,
- wild. beautiful eyes
Who went forth from my home to
seek:
| mn the immortal child who yearned
for the moon and the star.
sown skies:
am the dreaming girl who burned
For the touch OF q god on her check.
am the unQuiet sister with the young.
ancient. beautiful eyes
Whose feet with morning wera shod.
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ReviyalE serv,lce.s. !: !.

ReYs Z. Turk lson, pastor Of the
Fjtsts Il.s P.s church began q series Of
revival services last evening. Ser
vices lllibes held each evening during
He week exc pts Saturday evening.
,ras public is$ given 9 cordial invita-.
lion To- attend. v IA Il 4 III
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pears upon he stage Of Carnegie flsI
tomorrow evening to deliver his first
lecture before un audience that nus
already bought out the house. Adj
miral Evans FIRST attempt as an orator
will be under the auspices Of the Navy
League Of the United States. z
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DESTROY HISTORIC HALL.
rs, ", prcss AssoclntIon,)

It.tI 80 W. w. l 4S'S bAsAoS'"t'ohp
il ,CAsSVtLLE. Mo-. Jan. with the
passing Of the old Barry County court
mouse. which has been condemned to
destruction, there will 20 out OF ex-
lstance the last historic structure
connected with the attempt Of the
Missouri legislature to bring about
the secession OF Missouri from the
Union, It was in this old building
that less than q quorum OF tho legls.
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LucileI 81: shaw 81 Dead.

Tlle many friends Of little Mis-, Lu,
ole shaw. who died yesterday after.
roon ter rs short Illness Of dtph-
stefia Willsbe sorry to learn OF her
leath. Sao was the youngest daush-
ter III MI. and Mrs. Crawford Shaw
ass was about tlyei;y years 81 age, Mr..
and MIS- Shaw resided In this ward
several years ago and ghnye the sym
pathy3 ~ q large unber q friends, IN
4aair berea yement. w js &
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| have Travelled the long. long road
HF where the caravan smoke and
the golden dust upflies:
| am the dreaming glrl,who awoke
To discover q vanishing god.
I am the unqu!et sister With tho gray,
rowing. beautiful eyes
Who pluckul at the world in Its
bloom. u
Oh, to be as | was at first, transparent.
eager. unwise!
For the clear little brook | thirst
Where | drank when the day was
young. 4
AL the door OF my girlhood's room.
| am the unqu!!t sister with the old,
i5 wild, beautiful eyes.
! have seen SO many things
Hope detained In . slghtless tower and
graves for questlonlngs.
Love that endured for m hour and the
eyes o. wounded things,
| woud like TO so back once more.
& creep back, dark.foot in the
.5 rain,
And tlntld'y knock at the door lett, I
can never so back again.
FLORENCE WILKINSON.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-07
HISTORIANS MEET.
fpv 9 w. press ASSOCIATION,

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HARRISBURG, Pa.. Jan. 17-Many
prominent Pennsylvanians Interested
in historical research are in attend
ance at the session opened here to.
day by the State Federation Of His
torical Societies.