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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13
asks has been completed, for the short
age Of the desired total was only $780,
900 when the jubilee began.
Hayes Easily Win. Thi. Race

San Fransico, CAL, Dec. 12.-In Mara
thon race Sunday Jonn Hayes easily de-
feated James Fitzgerald. Canadian run
ner, by three laps and Con Connollyf,of
San Francisco by more than a mile.
Hayes time was 2.26.54 3-5, but the course
was more than mile short Of the full
Marathon distance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

The Ladies' Aid of the First Univer-
salist church will meet in the vestry
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. This
will be the last meeting for the COM
pletion of arrangements for the sale
and supper which is to be held Dec. Is.
A full attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

Mrs Emma Huntington Nason's book
"Old Hallowell on the Kennebec," from
the press of Burleigh & Flynt, will be on
sale at the Hubbard library on and after
Dec Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13
WINTHROP.

The Kennebec Valley DairNs;Test
AssaciAtions viii I, hold ms December
msSisEAt ths Grange hall. ID win
throp Tuesday, Dec. IA. A Picnic din
neE.s will s.he gsservedc + lee sEe, s.tfss
FVftSd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

Miss Olive Paine, teacher of the
Maranacool1 school in Winthrop, is at
horne in this city with her parents for
the Christmas holidays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

G. E. Moody & Son have not been
as long merchants of Halowell as some
others. but they appear to have struck
the Keynote that must win, THE
best the market affords Customers
must increase as people come to real
iZe this more and more
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

Eaton, Crane & Pike will have a
large line of their Christmas Box sta
tionery displayed at ]. c. Whittier &
Cos, Hallowell This full line will be
sold at wholesale prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

Because of the uncertain schedule
of the L., A. & w. Railway many per-
sons are using the steam cars. For the
train leaving here for Augusta at ZIG
P. M, Saturday nearly 100 tickets were
cold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

Here's my proof" D. G. Sleeves
quotes a few OF the low prices which
go far to prove the assertion in the
heading Of the combination ad. that
Hallowell merchants can and do sell
goods low.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

The Kennebec river is at present frozen
over. Excellent skating was enjoyed Sat
urday. The ice is about three inches
thick and is freezing rapidly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

Miss Eva Conant, teacher at the War
rem school, has gone to her home at Liv-
ermore Falls to pass her Christmas hol-
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

The regular meeting of waterville
Lodge. No. s. A. o. U. W., will be held
Tuesday evening. Officers will be nomi-
mated for the coming year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

Andrews Brothers have demonstrate
ed the fact that Hallowell is a good
location for enterprising, honest men
to grow, from year to year, into and
establish a prosperous business. There
must be reasons for their success that
make it profitable for buyers to leave
their money here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

Mrs NJ. Roberts makes no idle boast
of having Christmas novelties, which
she enumerates in her adj, and which
she sells at exceedingly low prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

G.. H. Willis shoe store must have
the secret of success, judging by the
spirited trade the scribe saw when
waiting in his store one day last
week. The extensive stock also be-
tokens a successful business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

A Christmas ball will be given AT re
Elks' hall. on Saturday evening, Dec. %,
under the auspices of the members of
Hose Co. No. 1. A fine time is planned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

The hearing Of ]. A. Hyland of High
street whose house was searched Fridays
evening and quantity of liquor secured,
was postponed from Saturday morning
until wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

J. W. Church & Sons store is one
of Hallowells proofs that a business
here only requires honesty, persis-
tency, fair dealing and strict attention
to business in order to prosper. Lots
Of practical Christmas presents in this
large stock. See prices in ad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

B. +. Warmers reputation for hav-
ing in stock q class of Christmas
goods second to none on the Kennebec
as regards style and quality has been
pretty we'll established during the past
40 years, so the fact is never ques-
toned now. You may depend upon
prices being fair and right.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13
Civic League Officials
Speak In Local Pu|pits.
Bishop Goldman Gives Sermon
And Administers Confirmation.
". J. RunneIIs Starts for England.
u. |. Fish Going to Hospital.

Look out for another big boom for Hal
lowell in Wednesdays issue of the Jour
nal. A good chance for advertisers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

Bridges & McGray have adopted an
important motto, Keep the quality
up" DO this and a store will succeed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

c. A. Coles store was never more
attractive at a holiday season than
now. If you want value received
better invest a goodly portion of your
Christmas money here. See ad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

Two were arrigned Saturday morning in
the municipal court for intoxication. The
usual fines were imposed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

'The popular market" Is it not
well named? This is a successful
store, conducted on strict business
principles. One Hallowell's citizens as
we'll as others, may be proud of.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13
WATERvtLLE.

w. A. Brown is in Rutland, VT, called
by the death of his mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

Miss Theresa Coyne of Skowhegan is
at her home in this city for a weeks va
cation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13
COMBINATION LOCALS
Of Some of HalIoweIl's Thriving and
Enterprising Merchants.

Read the City Drug Store combina-
ton offer in ad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

The S!monElis -eld sson1s Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest, u MasSafl , Of Edwards
street, died Sunday morning from
pneumonia The funeral will be- held
ETuesiay morning. - s'@S''' 40 ~-'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

A social Whist party will be held this
evening at the Taconnet Club house in
Winslow Suitable prizes will be offered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-13

A square inch of clear conscience for
one cent-the Red Cross Christmas stamp
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22
RatsKH 4HNiOLjElA<

Rev GrifitH; Of 'WesSsn, was: IL
town one day last, week on buain3ss..
Mrs. Maria Johnson and daughter
Miss Grace, Of Glenville, were mere
last Monday -eR routsto PittsagrS.
:. The SilRepe Leaf :clatt wasf enter
tanned at the home of Mr. ana Mrs.
James. Wade, Friday evening.,
:. George Williams, who has been
Sick for several weeks Ia much better
at this writing. -
Mrs. R. NJ White 4efk.Meadn1 FIR
Morgantown where she will assist the
pastor OF that 'paace in holding 4 re-
vival. : -!
Rev. o, I, Davis and s1ttle grand
son are visiting friends out Of town.
The; Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. Esther. Martin Friday afternoon.
Waldo Smith, who has been tftufs-
ing at Weston, came home fast week
and is, now employed as nurse at the
home bf l.. l.. Casio "a.
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CANTON, ONO:

Miss Lillian BbmouAt, who is help
Ing Rev, J.: w: Lfggins Ia his revival
in Massillon, was In this city Monday
the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. j. W.
Liggipsss. %w~ ~ ~w - -
The Ladies' Aid of st, Panl's A. Al.
E.. charch>met ThurBdaS:. with 'Mrs
Henry Mickens.
a." Miss Grimes, who is travelling with
the Miller Opera Troop,tis the guest
of AIRS. L. Kane this week. -, =:
Il Rev H.. f. Fox preached, in Akron
Sunday evening. - > 49,
< James Sherman has returned To
the elf - 80 ,,H;@s..5.- =. :. =
carnation Lodge No. II k ofvP
met Thursday aight Of this week anu
the following officers were installed
by D. D.,Val S. Cook,Ho9 this city: W
R. smaHwpod, e, %e:t% A. d; *Hd,sh,s ",
c.; Charities Rogers Prslate; = W.: A
Lewis, NJ at. A.. and G.; p: :Titts, NJ
Of w ~
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- "t =
HUNTINGTON

~ The " Nj, c., IA, hetA ita regular
meeting g tthe NJ. g.; church Sunday
afternoon at which time several in
tcreSting addresses were. made,
Rev. Warner Drown. of Montgom-
CRY, spent last ,weekAhere, assisting
in revival services ast the j 9Th streat
Baptist church. &s =; -
Rev. Nelson tRarnett. who came
home quite i'll last Friday, is some
what improved at this writing. - =.
Mrs. J. H. Johnson. who was call
cd to her home in Columbus because
OF tho illness of her father, return
ed home last, Wed~ esday evening,
leaving her father much improved,
Rev. w. Bryant. spent Friday at
Hill Top In conference with the board
Of directors, regarding the rebuild
ing Of the college which was recent
ly burned there: .
The Union prayer meetings held at
the various churches each afternoon
are proving to be, quite beneficial and
interesting, -, ;
- coney, tie y sdints daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Mepaee,,. has been
quite i'll at their: home ION Eighth
avenue, but, is better at. this time. :;
Revival aerviees ara.ye& In progress
at each church and ALI are, doing q
great work. .. .-.... >. =, 49,
MRS. @aude Pack and little daugh-
ter, OF Hinton, are visiting her par
ents; Mr.: and Mrs. Thomas, ON 8th
avenue.>. go, 80. g. ~ !.
Rev. Shadd conducted. services at
the First Baptist church last Friday
evening during the. Absence OF Rev.
nEsaH(. $: =: IS ~rs<*,r>4S% = ~
Rev. ,Perdue ia reported better at
this writing. 49,.
Robert Woodson, who, has, been
employedsat holden, = ! has, returned
home fog the; winter +,
.'SMr:: and AIRS. sia4 = H. Johnson will
leave for Sewell 'Thutsday for tempo,
-raTy residence. he having secured ems
ployment there. -, ,&%s,.,... 81: D..
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BARssusJissVinlilf'i

i Mrs: David Tyler; 13ok y 1tr ricane.
wastiht town: M aHluay@s eng ronte >te,
Huntiifktoff:: Z. ~. q =:
Mics ;.MamtessPeyton, !. OF Hoiden;
passed through: here last week Ell
rodte ito Gapley .BrIdSe; ~: r: Is.
j.. a. Hicks; Edward ,fIamter and
Mrs. Mary Hicks wers bWsapesgy visis
tors In tAunt1RgtpR Last We'd nesday.i
'"Gecrge Martit sSK osSAas beem; sick
for some >ame, sis able 30. be- out
agatn, t.~...,.,2 - ~. e =:
David ;E4amIers anu I'D: ..WhirIs
made a business trip 10 Huntington,
satardas,'r =. -: .|:Ei>g%:.. ;y..:.:. r
8 Shields :Layne, of G uyaadotte. was
IN town !lasE week. : ":'&..: II. =.
+, Litt1es Edf1a Hill hasrbeen. indisl
posed 'fQr%thes last week. f .z:s:@s =.
:. Mr. and Mrs Ki1sorej entertained
Mr. .apd' Mrs. j, IA, HATS and Mrs
sofNnae1 hfoSfEsat tiaaesss nnghy.:
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. 3'.CEDaMn ssovR

Rev. Wv. scott, %of : :. sharon
preached two able ser htohs Here sim
Mrs. JOHN Anderson. and .childrer
are spshdtng d week at kanawil city
with resaa1Se8z! lt"-2J;a ~. ; ~
Miss sAmeiial McDante1s WAS lef.
sa;ufday'ahe guest ot ifqtsnd>'~ -
Janles; Copeland 1B 'tepbrtS1 I. s,ry
III With pneumonia fever.
MISSES Meadows ana Pstug5 w"Ft
Calling on irIenas& at fesuSSsff:h tbs
week. - ~ -" :
Rev, B. Neweome left II ,sk,iay
morning. for his home In Uyo nina
county. - Z, y
=, D; B: Bates. Of WARD. Ranv; in, town
Sunday. , ''..,', 10 10 , ''>'
Mrs. Agnes ,Minng,s OF Shrewsbury,
a';3'.ded church erElcea ! here: H.; n,
daV.
!, Little Marian MArti;, and Garland
Meadows have been, .ke.a from school
on account of illness. ..>..r ,..>:,sts-. ..<<
Miss Myrtle CANT has, Tetdthne
hoEoe 7fFonA Ward - ...<=4l t4s%g
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22

sssist'ps; R'sss: gRsstst Aass ;sestss
9e'nteettRge : "a ~ ~ Is "a
- f.: sRsithess will spend "a few
days ~ s,A}dsSssapss TIE, .suest Hot his
mother-iN-loFr Ma, SSItldrea Brown
RdwTsra StexeAspn., OF GSlnmaus, 10
here sRendtng ,sQaNe tine. viSA {ls piitf,
ents, MR, ind Mo-, WmS ifs Tis,;st ~ y,
Mts~hatMrs. CHR acS SsiekSaS III
lsaye s'7,pssaAx lei. an extaRaS sSiait
at Mrs Mickens' hong In N(t SllinSin.t :
Mrs. Charlotte sse6iiRsR pt ;asXS SSlk
s. g Ri Rgsa g ls ap eqsaRat
mr., spa aS S,1;sia .G3 Z.
day sitter p;1itaesfnE N|Gesa al M,
ny mpPthe. ~, - - ,% : -.
Theirs are ;sout; pattsuttst, IT ii, Hol.
,lsS SAqRPits I1an1,$ l}saSssS ;impreytae.
= A.. }P:F StTaN shtar, PASSED stGToui s,
Saturday on No; ;I6S;4 ed 'ropts% to: 20!
cahonfas cnuntx. : !: ;. ;. ~: : :,
:! .sHn l,Ksst Il .sReadigs : FEM. days
sJobn' Forte: snent Saturday, and and
Sunday .heres;yttkihs his'wite and
famHE :; tsE%.lIt;;st,%SE ~ \, - Sd. -: !;
Eal camp6eltspents few sdays In
Hintoh with trienda: =
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..>Nst,l5N,,gvfI.tR.:

a Rev, ~. Adtfns' Il Whetsfiin1ig;, is
Ecopaasupka a, spcesssspl reyiyah at the
FiFsss Bs g nGe6i, He Has :, had
! twes pnYsff fG 5satd, great Inherent Is
,betR daS ese6, :. .,.,; +; ~ IT,
Is MD e; ! hipbs f s Knall at
tended fSs.t laR III Il 81 MIA SnAil:b sis3
Sggr ~ r, PM M SO tHefg 6t Browns
ylUesl Pa@ taSf sat9EdaY. ~ -, IL. .
Miss s4Heka,.tbe Deaeoks 5of. !, the
First NJ B., ctihlnr$h ~ boz 81 = Y sewins
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22
RAYMOND"


Rev. D. D. Davis. Of .Charlestcn.
hlled his appointment here Sunday
ana: preached two interesting and In
.struetfwe rBesndns 3, -, - ::
The revival closed Sunday !. night
until the first Sunday in February af-
ter. which Rev. Davis will conduct
-the!RerVices. i. : 49, 49, =. =
Rev Workman :(whftpI" ptea ched
an able sermon for hs Saturday night
.}ghe1 Miss9ohasy society Wifi meet
Friday night. Il, ~. , 49,. -
Ed Eddlm is : having a .: house
erected on EfhigS Ali1es;yy::Ff ;,
Mrss Elvira Wojmnck Is improving
BIOHl H ~. :, .. 49, -. , = "f>'
Mrs: Lottte Ttbbs is somewhat I'M
proved -. - o. y
Elijah; Gatewood is reported very
/: G., Mckinney was indisposed last
week. ~. -. d. 49,. -. =
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. CLARiIsbuBG

Mrs. Sarah Greene ~ quite III az
this writing NTH la grippe. -. l.,
Mrst Aaron Wilson waa hostess to
the Queen Esther club Friday after,
noon. Quite a number Of the mem
pers were in: attendance and b splen.
did meeting waa held Preparations
were made for a. "trip around the
World A delicious collation. was
served 1t the close ST tho meeting. =:
Drs| Young ana ;55oonSess,: graduates
of Leonard Medical Cofis9s: t.ars
looking over the field and viii prob.
stoly locate heree3ts :: -. - i
: The. Messrss <Rufats entertained Al
)! Mhfsf Friday AVenius. ~. =; = =
Raw y: III Aceeot.2 presiding elder
or tho FClafRsb arK district, held quar-;
terly meeting at ! Pride a. : M At
chaapeR Sunday The fieetiri i % s SsafNt
we'll attended fhfodgho6t ,thc al,
and deep spiritual Feeling 1ifteyvai r
|eed,t, -Four acdesat6ns were matddeis *
the !s Church. The fevfyaf y nj toontin:
ne this s2%tesk. = ~ :, :, rt''sEF '-,':E
ReytcEJ. Edward pryor is hold1 t,b
revival services .af!. F'lsswdods. HiE
E Pglp II !, waaz MED Sunday by REV. j.
w Rdh3Rsoss.--s:fs$: -. ~ ~: :. - :
RAYMOND. the son. of Rev. ]. Ed.
y Wafd: Pryor, is attsndffg the West
EVfrgiuia institute =, -! - - ::
j chass ~ Ftorehce. OF Monongafi;
spent Saturday and Sunday here Wit8
friends, g., :. 20; ;;..?>&| - " =. =
me Dunbar Lttefaf " Society OF the
aFaEmmaf .Gfadet heId an: open Ineee
ilnpg Friday Afternoon It'd which thu
teachers ahd' pupils of the differanh1;
sradaB were invatedst A good !. 14 aSSo;
gram sE&s.rendsTed. So, - - ssEfs'
Mrs, Herbert RanseYl ,is on the, sSfS:l
list I'd. 80 -. 1850, -: 80 80
Mrs. Lutte Tack :is visiting in steu
bengille, Ohio. ~ u - :.
Little Miss Inek; Tuck :5is tisitin,
relatives in and nearGharlestun.
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:. ST}ALBANs'n.'

Rev. Taylor, OF GAaslegten,: Is here
concluding a revival at .the M q.
church,: ;".."-,: 81: r. go. -?
Miss Virginia l.. Wilson, assistant
teacher OF she sKmaudavitie .sc66ol,
made h business trip TO %Cltaflsstor
this weekrr1 ~ -, IT," :.
=. Jefferson :Washinston 'ts on the
sick list.# - : i, -, - :.. j
The1Guiding Star Lodge Mo- ~; X.
OF p, met ON thetaasss $tatetii tayetffk
in Detedbef ANA The; fohaWs
Ing ofacerat faR,> th6,~sn siitn& ,,syssars
Robert Parrish, e.. &; tIersfSH tribes;
Y. c.; .f6sephAFsylor, r.. E:%jf1 It
Shields; 'K.tof RGsh sj;.fajlA. NeS1,5M.
Of FL Howard HAITI M. tsUf% i; 81. D. q.
Hall, MNof,A.3Ei puis Huft, tf;G.ET.
W. Price, o. Ell Lawson DaVis. ;TfGB.
tee. : .,. ~ ~, -, tEl . 4. ...,-,.
:, Mrs; Alice Morton; who has been
very Ill at hgK HofneEb reported. ret
ter. q So n -. ~ $3r, 80
- John Monroe and Z Ca6sar} i,a,iks,
who have had tie fever. are much iiifh.'
proved. 81: T",., f.: n Efs'~1 ii ss.s i
The condition of tMrA. segis Arm
stead, who was ;takehsto the fiohpStas
Q few weeks ago onRaceount of bfo3d
poisoning. remains the. Aapse .s.:,. IL;
: Mrs. Mary g5traetoM nd8he 81; fying
trip TO Hhnbf6rd 'satuTa Il .I>7F
i, WI W,ft 7, w ran n very soset u
.. lnf7ner. Ovcrou1 7,,bo t,a5K L
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22
H.ARPER'S FEISItY'


The DeKoyen Male QuaEtette made
,ss 1l1s first appearance at ;Storer. on Sat-
day evening. The Quartette Is one
sof the best known in the country, AMI
#fhe ew words Of praise which We
Ssean say, are inadequate to express the
& pPlsnse which, they merit. A large
8croW8 greeted, the quartette when
they made their. appearance, Of both
Sstndepts a1Ms people from town. The
prog pe. follows:
Quartet; 8;N4archinsS@N -Trutere.
&ppEano Solo-Selccted.
49, fnartBB TDe SaHd man''-Prothe-
as, @e,s4' ''. T. T. Z ".'
kgA. baritone Solo, 'fBodouin Love
Song --Hawley.
sasr Sextet From Lucia, ged
for fQhintet--Donizetti
Bass Solo, Selected"
M Reading, "Bobby Shafto"-Auon.
= PART TWO.
"A sketch entitled, "Colleee DAYS"
~ PART THREE.
The Last Rose of Summer.
'altnfbt zg|-.~''
sEgss Threads Among the Cold
snoF Solo and chorus.
aTy Me,Batk to Old virginny''
5ol and Quartet
81 - pis Laurie sclo. ~
Spd Might" - itzhugh.
B persannel OF the quartette was
fp0ws: II. J.. Baxter, won Fl.
clifford II. -Foote, john 7.
A4fssi;Anna Florence Saith.
srn&gam from Start' to finish
81 sxeeIfSKf. IF Miss smith besides,
reader OF some note, is An
lleNk pianist and soprano soloist.
reading, Bobby Shafto," was
s6ees9ingly ,ane.l,.
= 81 xlslIs1qf The young men are the pos.
s9f ane, cIear-cut and harmo-
g01tfas. and their. rendition OF
tls8 music even to the unframed
u magnificent. 1t IL. possible. that
aStette iyill play q, return data
s. the spring. We, all hope, go
sfci ttzena bof Harper's
pol Ysgh aye3 kermea Law
sue Nv ftby tba kollawing
- ssdent.
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to wSak after twot S 81 Fiiln;s.ass ). !.
;Mra!!f. A, 'pasis h ii DID alseif e65nanTed
30 her shed the. past WEI suHs Sing
from d boiisTt : si, " :, y ;; :. 8
& A, Slster spent q lew days here,
with. friends last rWsfaelE >:'' !. !
Jas:tI. Thomas ,wassX business wish
tor !; to charlestoM Frfday:. =. :.
Rev: +, e.: Smith Rslsd his regular
aRhotnI meht here Sunday and preask-
EEsaa:.a yetyS, fhtefesesa q ysrmon..'.., =
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-, y Et.it =. S6T :yEssN$& sXSSSFFysv q
s ses telling. Of, the deat hso4 hid
a9thefsWhieh occurred Ia Ralsi,asre
fTtday evening The, teveyenti.> and
hts wife LEFT for Baltimore last Hi Chs
10 attend the funeral. s = : So.
.Mrs: Vaasar Wallace is visiting at
shadystee. Ohio =. ~, . !
- ihel sound of she big whistles on
I ne. river is now sweet. musio 10 ;al
most EVERYONE. and the great: water
way Is again tthea soens' OF nfrish &c.
tfvity. Yesterday evening at onerttme
tncre were Elk. tow boats r. witflft
sight Of. this eitf and = with their
search lights fiasAtng :1abont the river
it wns an inspia aRasi ght:s - =, -
We ARG having hidnty of winter u,
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.EIGHg:; INDICTED
= -" -. - - s-TsJ -
For Employing Might Rider Taptics
a., to 4ntssasastos Nesroess r =,

'i.1 ansas City, mo, - andaFy 1S.---
Eight men dffstavans County Kan
BOB, 1were indicted BY the >Fedetai
GraaG Jury In Kansas City, Kan!gn to-
day on. the charge sBat they eh6pfoy~
ed Aisht elder tactics to ria .&thsir
comm unity OF ereElajor'' Stokes ana
,bHa' niece, - eoIorcdj q The technicsl
charge is intimidauon and .depriving
Ahe2splaintifts SfEtheir constitutional
rigbtsi a. q ti53l5Tt.ffy, ~.ratft,e%tsaz.},s.& -
T Stokes an ealaya, and his; niece;
fpFerS msfnbeFs Sf " small eofor8d COZ
t1hy Near EE,tgusoa u Kan.f 4, .jfaji 5f3
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FREDERICKSBURG :.

Mrs. H: G. 'piefce 1eff last Mon da4
week for CoTutnb6s. %. $ after ar5aindfiIe
the holtfays In the :cityez. &. Z = =: ;.
:; MES p. Y. Seams ehas been confined
TO her home and most of s&heptime~ ts,
her- bed, for the past week. with Ia
grippe.
Mrs: Odessa Barnes spent d pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. AIbers Pet.
efsH She left last Monday weak{ for
chicago, Ill.,, where she resumed her
work: ~-... -,~--I-'0.- -
i:Vandetta Court, c.No.s::5, held an IN
.fetesting and important meeting, last
Thursday evening. OfffeSrs for the
ensuing year were elected :. at that
meeting.
-: Thos. Morris, of wheeling, I passed ,asd
through this city last week asn@ route to
Clarksburg. /. g.. -. ,.-.-..>''
= The Sabbath school teachers meet
ing. met with Miss Lena McCluhg last
Friday evening. It with meet with
j. r.. Jefferson next Friday EVENING.
These meetings are interesting and in
struetfve = >->% ~ - ..v;t,-r.,.t.ii
Quarterly meeting was held atrI4og.
40 ru,rx 49,. zi laSt ounuay''' rev,
Gss nrsaart a u,s'f,ct supeffneendent'
icess >, CO. n,ti :.ouuoteu the SerT'
tenda, 90 ~ a.a aau n.. were IN at:
,Tha Neaai ~ 80 ssl't% ; -: :,
ybutsaav 1870 - .N VOTE cup, : mel last
nam Fsr.,, se LYON ~" j.. ,@itn. Mrs'.'Wii:
tersaf ~ : 49,; a, o. on stseet': AN tf5-
tahis b,9chs sSt t.ts ,"aS hgH:. a. pata'
shIaton ~ tSa !, m 40, gervea a7tne cor.
foyed t h. ~ -, re meeting g. winch was en-
i Robert RAKE il 40 not 49,. -, -. ~,
wrftsng 'f'': 20 ~ oeeter at this
Dr,'f w o,y,1.
d,snosod Sns t.,s? rs somewhat ipr
nerforn, MA go 80 .ou' coheinules g
Miss ,nrss : SE4nsst . az
been o,sgtfn ,i sssent ~ a., "no nae
vtiio ,s - p ~ sStL. IN S1sterse
M 49,; 49, nVne So ~ ~ a.. {,
J4untin atn,, ,ns1 s, pntius johnson or
Jobnaon' =. $3.50 80 - ,.I1 eity: MT
denot NJ; 1oHaa.s ~ =. cue u ~, ~
fBe L -, D, '.s. I.ss 70 - meiupSTTo OF
bt1onpa -, 80 -, ss sonnSon
Mre ch.,s ~ - ~.
dfsIosAd 'snp t, aSi 80 a&s zen qu" a'
Hev and., Me-; 60. ssn M, - - !.
their = rs 80 - a. anu
TIA tnr &, & -, ss!s,.s ss, were at
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