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The Tupelo journal., 1909-07-30
Local and Personal
Happenings Of the Week in Brief.
David Harkey spent Sunday in Mem

David Harkey spent Sunday in Mem
phis.
Johnnie Trice made a flying trip to
Guntown Sunday.
Miss Helen caves is visiting friends
in West Point this week.
Miss Susie Repult of Plantersville is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. McElroy.
Messers Doyle and Fred Lyon, of Ok
olona, visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Carrye Written has returned
home after a pleasant visit in Memphis
Archie Phillips. of Boonville. is the
guest of Street and Stanley Kinds this
week.
Miss Beth Lauderdale, of Shannon. is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Asa w. AL
len this week.
Mrs. Albert Sims is the guest of her
Auburn.
Capt. r. S. Thomas of Plantersville
was among i the visitors to Tupelo
Wednesday.
Iuy mlIClGl SpCiJ oSNCAai boyo thN
past week in Arkansas on professional
business.
To night, lawn supper in the yard of
Mrs. Nettie Clark given by the young
ladies of the Presbyterian church.
Miss Lora Carruth and Dick Carruth
. of Chesterville were among the visitors
to Tupelo Wednesday.
Mrs. White and Mr.. Mrs. j. X. Estes
of the fourth district were visitors to
Tupelo Monday.
Henry Phillips, Esq. of Baldwin,
was down on professional business Mon
day.
Mess. T. L. Schumpert and Balus
Tate of the fifth district were here
yesterday on business.
Mr.. w. H. Steed of Baldwin was
here Monday en- route from Belden
where he had beenon a visit to relatives
and friends.
To night, lawn supper in yard of
Mrs. Nettie Clark given by the young
ladies of the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. II. T. Moore, of Richmond, one
of Lee county's most prominent young
teachers, was over or business the first
of the week.
Mrs. c. T. Williams and daughter
Miss Myrtele Williams. and sister, Miss
Peobie Green returned home Monday
after a three weeks visit with relatives
in Texas.
To night. lawn supper IN the yard of
Mrs. Nettie Clark giveh by the young
ladies of the Presbyterian church.
Married. at the residence of the
25th, Mr.. John Dunn and Miss Jennie
Merchant. May their joureny through
life be n of joy.
Mess. l.. J.. Trap and Lon Lowe of
Nettleton passed through Tupelo en-
route home from Hot Springs where
they have spent the past three weeks.
Mess. John Silas Tompson, N orbin
Jones, John McWho Rter and Allis
Reese left Tuesday morning for Hot
Springs. Ark. where they will remain
several weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Harrington. Mayor of
Houston, was a isitor to Tupelo Mon
day. Mr.. Harrington is a wide awake
young man and the progressive spirit
manifested by our people impressed him
greatly.
ar. and Mrs. Lige Ballard and child
rem of Wanesboro are here the guest of
Capt. and Mrs. Keys. There many
friends here always extend to them a
cordial welcome on their occasional re-
fuPpc
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In Memory Of Willie E. S. Stone.

The summons which to all must come
By Willie has been heard:
Lies labors all have been laid down,
Obedient to Gods word.
A creature frail for many years.
BY sorrows sorely pressed;
Her body racked by many pains,
She's finding now her rest.
Her h~andiwork, so neat and fair,
Extensively is known.
ossessed Of charm and beauty le,
A glory all its own.
A tenth of all her hands did make
Was on Gods altar laid,
The tribute He e~xacts.of all
By her was cheerfully paid.
Her many kinl and friendly deeds,
To men did not appear;
She sought to help the worthy poor,
To dry the orphans tear. F
Her faults were such as humans have
Forgotten let them be!
H + virtues, may they ever shine
AS gems of purity.
"A Frier d.
Water VALLEY. Miss.
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Notice.

Any person or persons, who have
stock of any description in the pasture
formerly owned by J.. E. Warren, and
known as the Hoyle pasture, are hereby
notified that they must see the under
signed at once about further pasturage
All stock will be turned out unless sat
isfactory arrangements are made I'M
mediately.-R H. Mullens, Sec. and
Treas. Tri County Fair Association. ct
PEACHES FOR SALE-Queen Ell
berta, A basket crates rs cts.
MRS. L.. G. BOGGAN
LOST
A Gold Watch with fob. Finder
please return to me and receive re-
ward. JNO. K. Moore.
FOR SALE-Nice Melilotus Honey in
n pound sections, at 15c per pound.
r. L. Pound.
FOR RENT-Two store houses in
Blair block on Main Street, singly or
together, Possession given Sept. l,
1909. MRS. JULIA c. BLAIR.
FOR SALE-All my household and
kitchen furiture, also a nice lot of fry
ing size chickens and hens. All who
are interested come early, tor it is go.
ing cheap. Mrs. DUGGER, Willis
Heights.
Cheap pictures when you want them
call on HUFFMAN & SON
Huffman is here to stay, therefore
II o want reliable, and
the best work, see him.
My repair department is good enough
for the particular man,
THE HOUSE OF HOUGH.
Four good milk COWS youn
ca lves. Will sell or exchange for bee
cattle. ASA W. ALLEN.
FOR RENT-Automobile by the
hour. See GAIL RILEY,
Bring your old jewerly and let u
make it like new.
THE HOUSE OF HOUGH.
Let me add your name to my list of
well pleased customers, j, W. JONES
photographer,
Have your old rigs retired with new
rubber at SMITHS.
FOR SALE One rubber tire phaeton-
In good condition, practically new. Ap.
Ply to b. M. billiard, Tupelo, Miss.
left
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Ramsay Ballard.

A quiet but pretty Wedding was sol
emnized Wednesday afternoon, July IA,
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. D. ballard, when Miss
L,rena Ballard became the bride of Mr..
A. X. Ramsay, of Hattiesburg. Miss;
the cerimouy being said by Rev. w. a,
Bowlin, uncle of the bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramsay left Immediately for their
home in Hattiesburg, Mrs. Ramsay
wearing ahandsome champagne suit OF
Ralf silk with hat to match. They re-
ceived many handsome l~resents.
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Resolutions Of Coincidence.

Whereas, God In his infinite wisdom
has seen fit to take from MIR. Henry
Tison and Miss Mamie Tison, a beloved
sister, at once a solace and a joy; and
Whereas, in the death of Miss Willie
Tison, our u. d. C. Chaper has lost one
of it's most prominent members: the
loss of her counsel and help will be ir-
reparable. therefore be it
Resolved. That we as an order tender
to the deeply stricken brother and sis
ter in their sorrow tenderest sympathy.
May the good God bless and sustain
them in this severe affection. Our own
hearts are very sore oveer the separa-
ton ann loss from our order of so noble
a member.
Resolved, That a copy of these reso-
~lutions be spread on the records of the
u. ID. C. in Baldwin, a copy furnished
the family of the deceased and a copy
supplied the local newspapers for pub
LEGATION. Mrs. T. r. Stubs,
Mrs. w. A Stocks, Com.
Mrs. j. r. Walker.
Baldwin, Miss 4, Suly 26, 1909.
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Rev. A.. j. Preston has returned
from Alabama where he visited his
mother who has attained the ripe age
of So Mr. Preston found her enjoying
good health and active for one OF her age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Livingston of San
Aantonio, Tex, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs, Lon Livingston this week. 81
Don't cry yourself hoarse in defense
of the .'sick birds" moneys the only
remedy. slavery.
Room to rent, on Main street. Ad-
dress p. @. Box 534. 1t
FOR RENT-Rooms over Pound-Kin-
cannon-Elkin Co.'S drug store. formerly
occupied by DIR. Rutiedge as dental
Offices. See Pound Elkin
Co. 18-tf
Some choice and very desirable lots
and resident property for sale within
and without corporate limits. &.
P :GAN. 1926
L>OTICE
The Lee County School Board is here
by called to meet at the court house in
Tupelo on Monday, July 26, 1909, to
transact such business as may come
be ore it. E. P. CLAYTON,
Supt. of Education.
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Mrs. c. A. Black

Mrs. C. A. Black died Wednesday
evening at the home of her brother.
Capt. Phillip Long, at Palmetto, at an
advanced age. She lad been in de-
Ginning health for some time and the
end was not unexpected to her rela-
lives Mrs. Black was also the sister
Of the late Capt. w. B. Long, and
aunt to G. p. and w. P. Long and Mrs.
A. A. Fl. Hutchinson of Tupelo. She
was one of those modest, retiring
women who mingled but little with the
outside world. and was known on y t.
a small circle. She was a deyopt chris
tian woman and for many years a H3em-
Der of the Methodist church. The in
ment took place yesterday at Palmetto.
Greatly reduced round trip fares via
Mobile & Ohio Railroad to Seattle,
Wash. Visit Alaska Yukon EXPOSE
ton. Vancouv err, b. g., Tacoma, Wash,
Portland. Ore, San Francisco, CAL,
Los Angeles, Cal. and Other points
with privilege OF going one route and
returning another. Tickets on sale
daily. limited returning not later than
October 51st, 1909. Liberel %stop-oyers.
For fares and full particulars apply to
nearest Agent of the Mobile & Ohio R
r. or H. E. Jones. Jr., T. P. A., Me
ridiar, Miss.
yMQ. M. BEALL,
General Passenger Agent,
st, Louis.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-07-30
NOTICE

To the subscribers Tri-County Fair
Stock. You are urgently requested to
send checks to r. H. Mullen secretary
and treasurer for SO per cent of your
subscription. We have begun work and
must have the monev.
W.P.L)JI. res.
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AT Soc ON the DOLLAR

When the proposition was put to us that we had to move
September lst, we intended to ship the entire stock to our 9TH
or store, but after careful consideration. we came to the cen
cluson that it would pay us best to SELL u at SOC on
the DOLLAR, than to pay freight and drayage, cost Of pack
ing and u~npacking, and other expenses, besides reducing the
value Of goods by shipping from one point to another. After
taking all thu. into consideration, the result is This most Re
markable Sale.
Bear in mind that this Sale will not go on forever. We are
forced to move September LIST, so every article must be sold by
that time. Don't put off to the last minute; FIRST pick is best
pick. Come early; come quick.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION:
FATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.. -

AT rules held in the clerks Office Of
he Circuit Court Of Marion county on
Monday, the 9Th HaAssyS 'of December,
900, the following order was entered:
4ewis H. Clelland vs.. Wheeler II. Por-
term Chancery.
The object of the above entitled
;uit Is to obtain decree against the
said Wheeler II. Porter In favor OF
he said Lewis H. Clelland for the re-
>overy Of a debt due the said Lewis
4. Clelland from the said Wheeler H.
Porter, arising out Of contract, and to
lttach and sell the following real es-
ate in order to pay Off and discharge
said decree: which said real estate
S situated in the Jackson Addition to
The City OF Fairn1ont, Marion county,
West Virginia, being two lots, No, q
md Is, block 90" each fronting 40
feet on Fitzgerald avenue and each
extending back 100 feet to an alley,
being the same real estate conveyed
to the said Wheeler II. Porter by John
Henshaw ct al. by deed bearing date
on June 20, 1903, and recorded in deed
book No. 123. page S73, in the clerks
office Of the County Court OF Marion
county. West Virginia.
And 1t appearing BY AFFIDAVIT filed in
this cause that Wheeler H. Porter is
| nonresident of this State, it is or
dered that he do appear here within
one month after the date OF the first
publication hereof and do what is nee
essary to protect his interests.
1t Is ordered that a copy of this or
der be published and posted according
to law M
Given under my hand this sth day Of
December. 1909.
W. $. BLACK, Clerk,
l2.7-14.21-2s.
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school There was large audience
present aid the evening was one OF
great enjoyment. The programme:
Torayer-By J. A. Swtger.
Glory ITO God dn the Htshest- school
Address Of WeFeone Cle!
Ian.
Song-No. G. Choir.
gel Hayla,rrst.
Exercises Sunbeam Class.
HUSH Bye-Tive girls
Recitation - Merry xmas-Deanra''
Woody.
George Arnette.S
Song-Ring Ye Bells-scioof-
Somebody's Conahng-Ray woody.
Drill-Chss of boys.
Ter.
Duet-Ghoir.
Exercise Drtll-seVen sAFlS.
Song-No. Is. Clioir'
Address Offering.
sonlg-No. d Clnc~.
in December
Dhner Parties
Ma. ard Mrs I. D. Harden' ON wa
ter street, entertained at u"e"e
O'Clock dinner Saturday. covers '"eF%'
LAID lot ft1Ueen.
Mr.. anh MIS- T. d. Hende1 syn u
Gnney street. e1Lpea'saiNeG az u'
S'aAtllanay' lhey tlaa as ul'ff pes0s'
me- and Mrs. Dorr HuCcn'aiSoii' W.T. anu
Mrs. Lon'an D. HcnE.
Mr. AMI MIS-. clarence f1sHer en-
terecimed aN "ln1fef ut thelF alollIe '11
Colli1hpla slreeh SSauu'say' N'FS'S
DINNER panty was given soli4lu'ls
by MIR. and Mrs E'twalrtD /. .ENstlc'p'
Covers were laid Tor MISS Nerie van
mort, OF VersalIles' "a MISS Law p'i"la
Brown, Miss Llrhl BISHOP Gae ilost am
hostess.
Mr.. ansl Mrs T. Benneot MESS sara
ganto~n, Mr. VIII Benneot OF Washes
burg, Pa, and Judge anh MF's. =. L.
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&c, SteIllple
& Co.
Beware Of otntments for catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering
through the mucous sufaces, Such
articles should never be used except
on PRESCRIPTION from reputable physi-
Grams, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good You can possibly
derive from them. Hail. Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by 7, ]. Cheney e
Co, Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system. In buying Halls Ca
!tarrh cure be sure to get the genuine
1T is taken Internally and made IN. To
ledo, Ohio, by. J. F. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold bydruggists: Price 75c per bot
tie.
Take Halls Fatmly Pills for consti1
patton. !. !. IL <
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slciIIan Club.

Mrs. j. 3. Levelle, oil Merchant
etreet, viii entslrtain the members oil
the siciItan Tllirnble Club TUESDAY
afternoon from two until fye
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il AiRvlEW ITEMS
~ Il z llIaYeEs.


Fairyfew is am INLAND TOW ONE
2.antle rom F.air9nont on the 4.
tefs 81 Poppow TSficlE, iich " rtasts
ezai5le ofboots az tar ag as ttsy VII II
They are about IL hund red people tn.
the cooperation limits not Intending
the inhabitants 81 Ponetown and Fly
blow, which are In the riulbat3Ds ;of
Fairyiew, otherswise known as Amos
II IS the home and birth place df
.4fnfry.lp' Yost the famous foot ban 2
coach, and is as good place to be born
in as II klrw OF. not excepting Ole
vfrgnney, where everybody ought 70
be born, according to the average Nirtt
ginian himself. /.
The people are aggressive and hiII.
py and as a rool have money. The
Merchants, and Farmers. Bank has
$4,000 capitalization with 100000
surpluss and prophets and still more
10 come. The financial panick never
struck this town after the NfclerbOck-
.r Truss Co. busted up. tecasue there
vas too much money pro rata fer the
shock to he5Zelt.
There is strong talk Of the traction
company coming in there and the PEG
lie are anxiously awaiting its advent.
t can't come too soon, as the frate
ate from Barrixville is soc hundred
nd no boldly wants to ride the male
Jack from Pennington in cold wealth
,r.
They have an electric light plant
here now, which is ina -four mill and
20 close to the wheatburrs that It
makes the best kind Of light bread. In
short time the streets viii be lighted
% and SO will the stores and houses
when they are wired in: and is a
credit to the city II Amos. Not many
owns OF this size have light plants.
they may have egg plants or cabbage
llants or tomato plants. but not cleo
rfc light plants. l put in the plant
myself and of course know it is good
one.
The traction company's medikel
;pring is alright fer the bowels and the
,rie canal, but don't make good water
or coffee and tea.
The other day girl in Fairview had
cats, and she hadn't named them as
,et. ''Why don't you call them Tom
nd Jerry??' some friend asked. "oh,
hat is such common name she
.eplie,l, "h, know what win do
all them Cook and Peary.' mo, I
Won't, becaus ethey are not that Kind
# cats" What do you mean?" he
.sked. Why they are not pole cats"
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8. 8. enhance.

Tive Sunday School attendance was
as follows yesterday:
plamond sEeeIr NJ. u. ...,...... 16o
First M. P. y"
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9 Z :. ! ~ 44.+* $500
Rersonals.

Misses Blan che Jackson and Flor
eace Keeaer, OF Grta1ton, returned to
their mono last night after 4 short
visit with Mr.. ami Mrs Lawrence 'Sni-
der. of Gaftey street.
MIR. jesse Hall spent Saturday AMI
Sunday w1JI friends at Alannlrgton.
Mr.: atid Mrs Archie Ccrb:n arc
spending few Jb.ys with relatives IL:
Write Day.
Mrs. Harry Morris, Of Columbia
street, Is in of grippe.
Rev. /. A. Barnes, of BeGiton's Fer
~, spent Saturday and srrday Mt
lstttahurg end Hopwood.
Miss Lulu Bishop. who Glas been
quite HtcE With symptoms of pneumo'
mia, is improving.
Mrs. ]. B. Leve11e, Of Merchant
) street, was real sick Yesterday
MIR. anA Mrs. George Tru1n and IT.
tas8 daughter of 0Dorgtntnwn, ara
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Nor
row, Of Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. w. stanard, of Ell
kins, lsnd Miss Masei Henry. of Sutton
have ibeea,rll guests OF Mr.. ard Mrs
DENNIS Cotter for seventh days.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Meredith, OF
4 East park avenue, returned last even,
Ding from a couple dsys visit lslt jay
enhe.
!; llhit. and HIrs. Charles Heiskell and
/ MI. Guy IIawlc'ns went Ito Me"nowttal'
Saturday 10 visit Mr. and Mrs. M. NJ
Hawkins.
Mrs Dattef Tootflmnn. of State
street, iIIas been sick tfor several days
TAI daughter was born 10 MFR, and
! sins. Earl SCoo1Mbs, OF Diamond street
,Ilhtrrs shay December q. h
MISS Kline oslo, OF $Grafton,gis the
e;illcat OF Mi. and Mrs. Kenlple. OF Ola
insond street.
\ a. mss Cox, OF Lowessdlle, ds the
g,ieat dt DR. and Mrs 2. M. coa' d
Mslidhant street.
Mr.. and Mrs Larney Morgan, Of
Ciartsablrrg, were guests OF the lat
n tiers parents, Mr.. and Mns. Herbert
I lfager. yesterday.
Mr. iCilarles Cox, OF Fest Park ave
nue., is very i'll cit the City Hospital.
Nm. Woolrutr. OF Metz, is seriously
ill3alt Ccok Hospital: ME- Woodruff i:
X a son In law OF Mrs. Jane Bennett, 81
4 Markat street, and his wife and sou
a are at ina bedside.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-27
NOTICE OF sTockHoLpERs'
MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Peoples Bank OF Fair:
mont will be held at their banding
house on the second Monday in Janu'
airy. 1910. being the 10th day OF said
month. between the hours OF 10 N
and 81. m. OF said day, for the pur;;
pose OF electing q boardto directors
Tor the ensuing year and for the trans
action Of such other business as may
properly come before the meetilg.
J. NJ. BRoWNF1FLD.
Cashier.
12.7-14.21-2s.
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,llove my wife, but, OH, you Fruit
caksl Get It at the Model Bakery x
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solo-1n tlae Clouds Above-Ges-
'r1NLe va7ata.
RecttatFon Little Blue Eyes-4el
Ell Robinson.
Rec4tation-When Tile Son of Ma
c,cmetil-Laura Pell.
surg-EverY Sky a GloT-By 5
class of girls. No. 5.
Recitation - Vacant joys = Etts
satterfeld
Recitation - Twinkle, Twinkle
Mary Daugherty.
Recttaltton-By Lucille Springer.
sop-By Julian stealey.
Recttation-1iow 1 Wish knew
Georgia Neptune.
Exercises Little stockings-B,
zen little girls.
scng-The savior is Bora-By fou
girls. Nc. Z.
Recttatior-By Virginia Norris.
Rectuaticn-Cr Cross ut santa-Wa1Ids
Hawkins.
Recitation Thomas sprlner.
Sorl@Dy Mrs. Leve1lc.s class.
Reettatinn-By Catherine Coz.
Recitatton-By Mary Brown.
Song-By choir.
Rccttation-By Gertrude stealey.
Recttatfon-By Wanda Hawkins.
solo-see My Pretty Little Stock
ing -iIorgam Levelle.
Recitation - Jingle BeHs-Lonis:
slmltlefr.
Recitatlon-By Julian stealey.
Duct and chor.us-'by Mrs. MerrI
fields class.
Recitation Like Christmas Wher
Grandma Cones-Mary Frum.
Exercise-By four boys. y
ClcrLng recitatton--By Louise Hals
Soug-By chorus. No. II.
Banedicton.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
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A Study Of this report Win i1ltatcaE''>
that the quarter just ending is better
than the corresponding one u year ae'H
Some eff tho schools have mGle quits
a good gain.
The schools FOR the last four or
five weeks have not been UP to the
average. There is slugglshtless In
the schools THAT must be Overcome ST
cnce or else the next quarter WIFI
make "a bad showing
viii not all the parties instatut<,
teachers meetings If they have not
.lare SO?
MANY weaknesses in the schools
Gun be strengthened there that can
not anywhere else.
All the teachers need anvil then-
selves OF special help in addition to
the quarterly and teacher The sun
day Schxsol Times.
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chrlstmas Proarammes.

The following programme was rem
dered Saturday evcnhng at the DAa'
mond street M. L. Church by The l1lesm'
bcrs OF she Sunday School:
Opening song by the chor-No. IL
songs Silent Nightly class Of
boys. 123 in clytnnals'
Prayeu,-By Rev. Grimes.
Song Choir, No: 2.
Recatatton BY Manalla VangMctar.
Recitation III / Should see Santa
IJaTe ;SQnlIes
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car struck stray Cow.

s. Ire three O'clock Interurhan car hi:
stray COW at Edgemcnt yesterday
rue car was partly dsratied and came
into the city tGtty minutes beainI
aciladMc time.
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.AtlM. acI1ureI1.

Tqle canlanm Why Santa Claus
Comes in peeenibe y rendered by
thc Sunday school 81 the First M. T.
C.hurch saturday might, was one OF
i1ie most casting ever given ~ tlle
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DEATH OF MOTHER
Called Mr.. J. II. Reckman Home on
Christmas Day. VIA

Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. Fl. Eeckp,an were
called 10 Garrett county, Md, on
Christmas day. By the dlaatll OF the
fornpgr,s mother. For several weeks.
Mrs. Beck1lran's condition had fbeen
serlous and both Mi. aud Mrs Back
man had been NJ her bedside on sew
eral occasions Her death was caused
Nv diseases Incident to old age.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-12-18
OAHU RAILWAY. COMPANY PLANS DOUBLE-TRACKING
IT'S LINE TO EVA AND HAS DECIDED TO PUT ON
GASOLINE MOTOR CARS-ONE ALREADY ORDERED
FOR THE EILO RAILWAY.

For there been under way Honolulu scheme (Which
has now head having its manifest conclusion revo
luton in the methods passenger light freight traffic the rail
Hawaiian Islands For long time the heads OF the
Oahu Railway Company been investigating the matter and so
quietly have they carried that nothing has hitherto been
known of it outside circle Only this week any OF
permitted public notice. and this only after the whole
project had been practically decided upon
ago. will be remembered, John A. Hughes master
car builder Railway Land Company left Honolulu tor
visit of his boyhood ireland That all right On
his way however Hughes turned aside and put in four weeks or
more of the hardest work part of his mission abroad was
stop off the McKeen motor at Omaha Neb
ra and to thoroughly investigate that with view to deter
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