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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-29

In bankruptcy:
LOT NO. 1.
H J Anderson col. Salisbury, Judgt. SIC 20
J. J. Adams, Whitevllle, N G open account, "a 80
J f Brandon, Salisbury R f D 4, mortgage, 3 Is
} f Brown. Granite Quarry, open account, So
T r Baldwin, Norwood, N G open account, 6 SO
J A Barringer, Gold Hill R F D account, 300
Lonnie S Bradshaw, Salisbury, open account, 5 25
R n Butner. Spencer, N G open account 25
DR. R G Bunting, Louisville. KY, open account, 4 Is
j A Bullabaugh, Salisbury Il F d 5, mortgage, 10 90
J H Butner, Salisbury open account. 2 40
J b Bailey, Sopona, N q open account, Is SO
l. Beck, Linwood r T D 2, open account II sc
Bean, Jr, Salisbury, S G judgment 70 %
Geo A Beaver, Gold Hill, open account SOC
Dr. B T Atkins, Council, N G open uccoHHtt- %2l
F A Ames Carriage Co, Owensboro, Ky,
oren eccount / OC
Moses Archie, note, SOC
D c Barber, Cleveland, open account, 6 2;
P W Brown open account, O(
LOT NO. 2.
J s Cornelison, Salisbury, open account ST sc
+ F Coble. Concord, open account, 1 SC
VIM Garter, Rockwell, R f D 2, Judgt. IS sc
Cicero Chunn, Mocksville R F 4, NJ tie, / 0C
R NJ Carter, Craven, N c, note, 8 sc
Miss NJ E Chilson, Salisbury, open account, IS
Alfred Clement, Linwood, r F D /, open acct. 2l 81
G f Culp, Gold Hill r f d l, opsn account, 2 SO
} H Cornei;son, Salisbury, open account, 5 sc
l. W Cope, open account 8 OC
ID + Cress, Salisbury, Judgt 16 &C
7 S f d rsett, lexington, open count, 10 OC
Dixie Novelty Works, Salisbury, open account, IS
James Darwin, Salisbury, open account, 9 sc
James Davis, Salisbury, note, lO5 o.
} A Dolby, Salisbury, open account, 1 Is
Frank Caubla, %
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-29
Monday, August Z, 1909,

at twelve O'Clock M, the following II
property, to wit:
About one fourth mile East OF g
ola Bethpage church, in Atwell To +
ship, on the new public road from h.'-
napclis to Enochville, and, under the
survey contained in the deeds Of &, ..
De al recorded in book 90 pages 1926 ana
42S of Rowan county Record of Deeds
described as follows; beginning al a
stake on the old line thence North ~
West 1915 chains to a tone, thence
! asst Is links to a persimon, thence
North 20 West 20 chains to a hickory
thence West II chains to ii hickory
thence south Z chains to Il stake, thence
aide e. $50 chains to a small Willo" III
the ditch, thence south 10 chains to a
stake, thence south rs de. East o.9o
chains to the beginning containing fI'y
acres more OF less.
This the 26th day of June, 1909.
B. B. MILLER, trustee
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-29
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtness secured by that
certain Mortgage Deed of Trust pXeru-
ted by f. M. Overcast and Nirgip A.
E. Overcast to B. B. Miller on TIE "5h
day of Anril 1908 and recorded ~ blk
number 80 page 233 of Rowan c't' J
Record Of Mortgages, the under
trustee, pursuant to the terms o. d
mortgage, and under the power Their a
contained, will sell at public outol' .
the highest bidder for cash At =
COURT House door in Salisbury, n |
Carolina on
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-29
LOT NO 3,

J w Eller, Salisbury R F D l., open account 50 so
T B Earnhardt, Spencer, note, 20 co
S H Elliott, Woodleaf, mortgage, 625
W p Erwin, Barber R f D 1 D., mortgage IS 90
John z Fireman, Salisbury, Judgt, 6 30
G w Frick Il Co, Salisbury, open account, 149 IS
James Fisher, Mt Pleasant, open account 40 90
Mack Fleming colored, Cleveland N G, notes, 90
} /. Fries, China Grove r f d 3, open account 3 90
Richard Giles colored, Salisbury, open account, & 90
Calvin Griffin colored, Salisbury, mortgage 10 90
} II Carve Cd, Rockwell K i ID =, mortgage 80 90
Mrs NJ J Graham, open account 3 90
Il ii Gentle, Salisbury, open account - 20
Adam Grubb, open account, - 20
john Goodman, Concord, open account, so
A q Gobble, open account, 10 90
Frank and Earnest Graham, Barber R f D 1, NOR
tgage 81 rs
H d Hal mortgage, 5 25
R F and L J Hamilton, Salisbury, R FD6,
mortgage, Is co.
Johu Hargrave, col, Salisbury, Jersey, Jud. 26 2O
Tom Harris, col. Salisbury, note and mort. IS OOI
J H jacks N, city, open account, sol
A } ii lshouser, city, r f d 8. Judgt. 26 2O
George Huffman, Salisbury. Judgt. II 1OI
Scott Hawkins, Salisbury, mortgage, IS sol
Thomas HOLMES, Lyerly, N G, Judgt. 6 2O|
Charlie Jackson East Spencer, open account, 3 25
Luther Huffman: 6O|
J M Hoover, Thomasv lie, open account, 1 sol
W III Hammill, Gold Hill, open sccount, n,
James Jones, Faith. open acc unit, DOL
G A Hawkins, col, Mortgage 90 1O|
e M James, Advance, N c, open account, Isl
Hackny Bros, Wilson, N G. open accoutu, 1 sol
W l. Honeycutt, city, open account, Al 25I
ii E johnson, Wlnston-S Salem, open acct, 81 ISL
Huber Mfg. Co., Harrisburg, Pa, 26 DOL
O NC. 5.
p l. Hennesee, open account SIS Isl
A G ]ddings, Spencer, mortgage, 50O|
A II Misenheimer, Salisbury, mortgage, 4 71,
Eli Kerns, Granite Quarry, open acc: mt 9 25t
G J Karriker, Rockwell Judgt. 81 7O'
W S Link, Newberry S G, open account 1 DOL
W R Letter, Salisbury, open account, s 90
NJ J. Kimhall, Salisbury. note, S sol
W Kimball, Salisbury, open account, 449
kluttz & Walton, Salisbury, open account 2 90
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-29

Entered as second-class matter Jan.
10Th. 1905, at the post office at Sails
bury, N. c., under the act of Congress
of March Bird, 1897.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-29

Published every Tuesday at l2O West
lnnes street.
Evening journal., 1909-11-05
Pay a Third Less
For These Ribbons

Taneta ribbon in all shades;
1-2 inches wide; regular 25c
19 cts
Black Moire ribbon; 4 inches
wide; regular 25 cts ......1o cts
Silk and tinsel betting; beau
tiful patterns and designs; res
ular 80, so and 75 cts; sepcial
1e. 25 and SO cts
Narrow fancy and Persian Rib
bons ................5 cts yd.
Evening journal., 1909-11-05
Mems Goods

Mems P1eated Bosom shirts with
cuffs attached, all black stripes,
regular s1.OO ...............- Sc
Mems Black silk Lisie Hose,
like silk; regular SOC ..... 35c
Mems Knit Four in-hand Ties,
u plain colors; regular SOC .25o
Collar Buttons, ~ on a card.
worth Be each; II for -.......5e
Boys' Rajamas, outing flannel,
all light colors; regular Toe Soc
Mems switz Conde Underwear,
all wool; regular sec ........6se
Mems Fleece Lined Underwear,
Jaeger color; worth SOC .-..35e
Mems Black Hose. triple heel
and toe; regular 12c ..1oe
3 for -........-........- 25c
Mems Cape Gloves. all sizes,
regular s1OO quality ........75e
Mems Negligee Shirts, assorted
patterns and colors; regular
I5c .................. oOc
Mems Coat Sweaters. gray
wool; special ...S1.oo
Boys Coat Sweaters. gray
wool; regular 800 ........e sec
Evening journal., 1909-11-05
WOmen'S Winter
Underwear

regular SlVO .......-...... .oSc
Vests and Pants. regular 75c,
part wool ................. SOC
Cotton Corset Covers; high
neck and long sleeves. regular
Zoe ................. " l-2c
Fleece Lined Vests and Pants.
.peeler color, regular soc quality.
35e, 3 for si.o0
Women's Embroidered and
Fancy Hosiery; regular soc 31o
Women's plain black and tan
and fancy colored hosiery, sam
pies, regular soc .25e
Women's plain black and tan
Hose. full regular made; regu-
lar 25c ....................15 15e
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

II tAe brewers thosGht 70 csacA
tAe temperance psopSe nappiag ssd
dip . joker through THE ssssmbly
tAst vosld vitisas ths local option
bill. 10y Fcckossd witho~t their
host. TIE hare talk of ssch thiHS
Aas arossed mech tssliaH and
0oasaer Pst;toss ase bsise pse-
Parsd in so.e cities. We Do not
think tAs petitions wiil b. ssoessary
This Legislature 10 noe going 70 re-
Psal . wiss Iaw, svca tAoagh de-
Sscsive, aad The local opeios gill 10 .
sep sloag H. lise Of psogssss. II
. town votes to 20 dry tbea it is
eecasse the citisens there teel that
way abest it. ssd the people should
rsle. On The other hsad. The con-
verse 10 trve, aad osce in two years
10 oftea enough to agitate The ques-
tioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Csssasd Bette people vsss 70 ~
- ssest, mildly Indignant - ~
wey ths rsilsoed trssAsd sAsn, ssl
s1opssd soae str,aG rssolstiess il
~ osstss They claia 49, ~
lsss was Z 900 . day, Sor ~ ~
- q basisess Tor swsaty daya, ed
tAse Il wssld oely hsve cost . tko~-
sasd dollars 70 have sAovssed on
~ sse~ = say sisas. HssdssAs ol
0ea cssld havs 6sss kept sAo~eliaG
every day from the pro6t 10 fseiGht
keadlsd b. tke rod lrosa aad "a
CNsAed Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Our late Congsessmsn Cook sot
into q wrsngle jsst before sdjosrn-
mont of congress asd fercely st-
tsckcd the president The spsech
wss not without jssGiGcstioa, bss
Oss poor policy. for ths lsAs q
Whlsst Of Nsw Yea sAssll Asss
1slssvsl hin. IT. Asso = ssQsU.
G.assisss = saasAiag % - AiGniay
- y h - 0sol 70 sssaa oanss
~ with his owa cAoics q vsaQsaa
= billiAesosss
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Again opened for besisess At the
Royal Cafe. We thank osr ole
csstooers for their patronage and
invite you to call on rs again at the
old familiar location.
B. B. Lashbrook.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

We wish our friend hslasiski Il
the Osrsy PlaindssIer wosld ~
oser bsisAG sore u tAe wOrl6 IN
general oscssse he didn't - sp-
pointed ssste printing commisaiopes
hossser m . god man, ssd hss
aud has done jsst - Ioag and -
good work Tor Democratic prisciplss
Hulxnisk,'s torn will come, bot
carrying q Crouch is . poor way
to hsstea il.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05
eimuD a -

sssvls>s win - ~ - Sssiss
- taaIo~s: iia.av. - Co..~~s-
iea cad sssosn. % . = L. ~
~s~sias II /. ~ - 0usip uin ~
hrld s"dss sAr sssoinD q ~ "
c. r L. ers oasun - psssGA.
All are cosdially iosinp1 - shsss
serSscep
Bishop SpssIdsag = Uash n.sde
. visitation lssa 90, nssschisH
t~9e aud esGsoi.a . 49,. -
expvessrd ssaisiAAius = - cua.Ai.
t.ou u The nis-iaa.
Very kev. nsajania 0u~~sass
Issa Il n. Mask . Cun1p1vsl ~
sasnifrl his sc~Ssa.as - - cssc-
tsoa - B.shop Il Wssassu OkAossAo
Episcopsl chsss,Ars. - Rseu.-
tsr has steat to.sSsra paaes y work
- TIE we~a aud - cuosuu1nna wish
The sesds u kis eueass 0oA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

~ eaGle thst measured seven
~ 6oss isches from tip 70 tip was
Se;~OAe in receotIy by l.. II. East
~. @. D. Martin hss il st his
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05
o0A 0n11p0acylon
Eassas rrihssse

Esssss frihss~
COaGsss.a.aa -sIscs "a ATs.is kss
sasssscs1 sAe aNp<.ssos.t u lee
Viscsss a hosldss = k,s psivsss
sscsstasy, saA If ~ bod ~ssseLsd
Colorsdo over wssh . kse sossh cosat
hs eosld sot have n.sds . bsster -
lsctioa- Ar. Nincest y . man n
high character snd sbslisy, . gentle
man Il ksss rsak, and ke slll t< ot
great value TO Mr. Tsylor is h,s
wosk n Washington
The above hits tke cs~e exactly.
We con add tSss Mr. N,ncsst 10 .
business MAN Il krsa cls.s sbslisy,
sad Que Il ColossAo's sblssi poi.ti-
cisns sAis lssi IN tAe bssa sease II
the word. CoaGrssssAsn Taylor 10
. man fss,a vho.n We ekpect svssa
thiaSs. Asd - hes sAowa he sppss-
eisslOs Il she sstSstioa BY the ia
Itisl appointment We vegsrt ~ hser
Jsss setoss going " pssss thst Mr.
NInoeat has bsea unable " except.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

For Gne printing Of I'll kinds: let-
ser hesds. bill Aeads, envelopes, b~t
tes wnps, bpAlets, etc try the
News champion Printing Factory
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

CAn- =. Hartman hes been ID
vaassd - she position Of Chief
6sasA isspsctor d shs Colombo
ooel. H. boosts twcssy five yssrs
q asoeiased eesvice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05
~.A4H
II oDW - euuhws
III 0Do4 ucR ooL

n. J. Boytss, ssssioa Assse = ~
Battes cA1e in WedsesAev. h
hes been enioying . ~oath's lsyoh
10 Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Orand s.. pstricks bell asd ssp-
per March II q L. Vets Hoasl
under a~epscs Of Ladies Of II
Pe1erS Church.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Good hay ranch fce ssIe, sAO scres
seven miles from 0uanison. rice
s4,tUU. Also GO head Of cattle.
". h. Moore.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

ksapss Pressies wss . visitor irom
-. Carbon Tie latter psst d lest
OssA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Eus sss sssliag srossd 35 70 10
eesas Aoxea 10 0sanisoa and prosa-
- - semain tkere for q u,onth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

l DO sDstser isssAinG the wsy il
sAosld b. dove.
IAree. Phoao'C
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

TAs csaaIe wsrkes in Denver and
~ - u nos qsite % good ~ ex-
psrasd dssins these spring ,nontlss,
pnssly 4 10 aaid because eesGern
egsssaic co~ditio0s ere not brick
TAae = queer for tise west 10 recov-
esiag faoossly from tke panic and
~ IsoGs like . banner year for
pagssieg.
s1ies ase not rsasine very rs
eaaas1y. evea s;soe bsesking II the
0assAall psss bloctsde. Every
Goe1s siN q saow seeos to drift in
- Mod tAs rnsd. The Colorado
0pasAesn 90 its traiss thro~gh, bet
~ sueasy ~ thea secdsd % the
RGA Line, sad wedge pso~s Sad
6iocslty il keeping Alpias psss
c1sassd. With . rotary for thei No.
Il ~ 0saaisoa divisioa alone, Tie
Q. 4 S. wo~td apparestly have 10
tsosSse in ksep;ne opsa.
COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsnns 4 Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Ed. Hsif brought in . bsnch Of
colts from his Quartz creek ranch
Friday, having sold six to George
Eastman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Psosia 10 70 have ~ next sssusl
ccnvestioa of The wss1ers Nlspe
Knights of Pythiss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

j. H. Kellogg wss sp fro@ his
SApinero saw oill Aoaday trying %
buy . carload Of hay for his hoeses.
He fosnd it bringing = high prioe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05
01lD

Ne~sChss,ptaa Oasv1aQnnnuo0.
wed.rsAsv nsGA 3
J. u, Chapsnsa ~ saassliaa = car
u cosl 81 the ssdss0.
J. n KelIaGs seVssss - Ais ssw
Mills Gill s.sst II go.
\. l.. CSrp-sser Aas hssa quite
SICK, b~s 70 msch kso1ps.
Mr.. Sarah ncVeoa = - ~ Hspi-
nero sick iiss. iAl3siVes.
Aver . .evess sVsA = sAssasai..a
II. s. Csrpe"srs V ~ so.is.
hiss Mary Csihssi = Asss 6so~
lola, visiting w gsasA1saAs.
Seow y Ostsiae Ss;es - cad
Ksoloogs sssa Asve 6suAss - OCsd
4'~s Hsap Csssk. ~ 0pnu
Ssss - Gss - n ssas ODas1A
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Considerable stock gue saowed il
around Lake City sad hsaaae
ol6cers Hsnt and Hark sess wesu
forced 70 take charge end tssd ~
stock at the expense Of tks ownsrs,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

W. 0saa, ~ ~ hasap =.
Psoss - 1no1s y - suaiht ~
49, s.ss.s1e1 - ~ sss1nDa1
~ sssess1 sAiQ0ss>s - Osou1Dun
~ os0oss - aoeosess . asis ~
q swsssy ~ ~ - 0tsssAss~ -
6ess6osd bslio oswn ~ ehG1D
bsss1sr hse1s - AissosI ssA Eon-
-. rhs ss6s wio - ~ eI.laD,
nsscA 46eA. ~ 1sAs Il ~ Bs~Ik
0ro~sss OsaAes;aG he ~ Aesqsgs
ed tell, wksa Il 10 bslisvsd . lssns
as0bes Il ssach0sa Will - =
so~a. NJ. Hesn hes always Lse~eAe
svsr . 6ss casss of dspssdsb,e ssock,
sad proaises tAss this viM ~ -
escsPtioa. Il will ceseaisly ~
sayose wsstiaG balls = - ~
shipment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

c. J. Hsfsale., Neil Asdv~a,
Mrs. Oscar Johesoa ed ds~shsss,
4iss Radeka drove froa Powder.
horn "wednesday. braviag tie rosds
TO secure supplies and sssda. which
tbey fcarsd woald oeherwiae b 10.
ds6sitely delayed whea ~ rus.is
break up for eood.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Brsce Hartman and msa veas
over S~sday to the Cooper Mosa-
tain section, where Il wss reported
Inst some horses Were sao~ed 10
They fosnd the horses, asd msse 70
again 70 ~ them oAt OF carry food.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
Very Pleasant outing.

The proprietor and employees OF the
II. C. Jones Department Store had n
most delightful uliting last rrcnins at
the Bartlett Park near Downs. on lie
FairmonL AMI Warrington street rail-
way. The store closed promptly at
llrrr O'Clock and! the crowd number
ing :hnut twrEty boarded tic car. Tie
afternoon was delightfully."- spent with
games end other amHsrmcnls lHh ut
the supper huur. 4c contents OF hnnn-
tlruliy prepared baskets wrTc disposed
of. The party returned 10 this ely
ON tho ten o'clock car This affair Is
I'LL annual event with the l.. G. Jones
store and Mr.. Jones. the proprietor OF
the establishment. WIS the host 'ni the
occasion. Tie affair OF yesterday WAS
vntr,i by one and all To be one Di the
most enjoyable outings yet held by IL"
store and Inc clerks arc In tnHir
places tool Y b:tttnr prepared t'l1n
ever 10 wait on customers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
AN INVITATION TO WOMEN.

:. The Lydia Il. Pinkllam Me'llcinc
Company of Lynn. Mass. cordially in
yite any woman interested TO call nj
their laboratory Mt Lynn. Mass. ana
see for herself the care which Is taken
with The vast correspondence received
from t-lc women OF this country. No
letter OIL testimonial has ever been
made public without the written wish
or consent OF the writer. No CONT
,lrnrG lliIS ever hern rinlztGdl. and new
err in their history hive they sold o.
disposed of my of their letters from
women. Il Is for these reasons That
thousands OF suffering American VII
men every year feel free to write Mrs.
rfnkhnm for her valuable advice.
which Is always given free of caarE?.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
How,s' THisf

We offtr One Hnnd red Dollars Re
ward Tor any. ease o. Uatarrh That eaH-
not be cured BY Halls catarfh,, cllFf.
81 FIJI. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo, q,
we the undrrslgned, have known =.
u: Cheney for the last is years. md
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions. and financially
eble to carry out any Obligations made
by his firm. .5,.sS ~
WALDtNG. KINNEN 6 MARVIN. Y
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls catarrh Cure Is taken tntrr-
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous. surfaces of the system.
Testimonials snnt free. Price. T5c per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists. FsS
Tako Halls Family Pills for cunst.-
patton. liflS5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
F0UlP PLAY
lis FEARED i'm CASE OF HENRY
FOREMAN, WHO Y Has
"a BEEN MISSING. x. u y "A

=
3 KEYsER, w. Va, July, I'm. ".
.Manley, aged As, foreman OF Mine
No. a2 of the Davis Coal and Coke
Company. Mt Henry, W. va. has been
missing since last Wednesday even
ing, when he visited the carnival OF
the Order of the Eastern Star here.
He had previously taken his 1Gsrar-
old daughter to Hoffman hospital.
where she was operated upon for APP
pcntiicitis. His son. Charles atanley.
and son-in-law. a @. Christopher.
came here yesterday and asked police
assistance in trying 10 locate ilinI.
s1anley had sits in cash. Including
two $50 bills when last seen here.
He is Mason and an Odd Fellow.
Relatives fear he met foul play.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
UNLIKE ENocH ARDEN.
Methodist Minister Returns Ette'
Many Years and Reclaims Wife,
Who Had Welded Again.

s. BLOoMSDURG,. Pa. July 1?t5-Af:er
more than twenty years adventure.
during which he wandered as far ms
Honolulu, tho Rev. John TnEgart. Il
Methodist minister who was thought
TO have been drowned In the Johns.
town flood In 1889. returned to mis-
home mere yesterday. TasEart found
that his wife hnrt married during Ills
absence. and has a sevcn-year-oll son
and fftccn.ycar-old daughter. Mrs.
Van Horn was overIoycl TO sec her
former husband. and Tn-glrt will re
move the family 10 another city He
gives rs the reason for mis- long alb
sencc the gossip OF the townspcoplc
and Ill health"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-14
CONFERENCE
ON MATTER Of flETURnIh 10
WORK OPEN SHOP HELDsTHls y
S AFTERHooN. \. 81
fnsy rnItcd pres-.i

Fse1:ssl. fBy United Pres-.l 3.
YOuNGIToWN. o. July 14:-Pres
ident McArdle. of the Amalgamatetl
Association. and other officials are cx.
pecteiI here during the day to confer
with the sheet workers OF the founEs.
town Sheet and Tube Company, who
are asked to meet with the company
officials this afternoon relative to re
turning To work open shop. This
morning ten men were brought here
from Sharon TO go TO work Mt the Ber-
ger plant Mt Canton. which Is a union
mill The men were brought from
.Sllarnn TO work non-nninn. but were
gotten out by the lmlisamatci$mcn.
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Subscribe for the West virElnlnn,
Mr.. and Miss Home.

Mr. H. &c. Sample daughter. Miss
Alndgc. returned here to-day frorl -
three months tour abroad. Mr.. an'l
Miss Sample sailed from New York
abort the middle of April ON the stem
or Sl;rvOnil o! tile Cunard' line aud
landed mt Naples. On their return:
trip ticy smiled from Bremen on the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse and land
ell In New York City yesterday. reach.
ing Fairmnnt by trolley ut Twelve
o'clock today. Some of the principal
points OF interest VISITED by Mr.. and
Miss Sample were Italy. Swltzrrlsrh.
Germany. Holland. Belgium. FEIncn
and British Isles. In LONDON, they Wis
itcp the London Horse Show. They
also made tic Mediterranean trip and
visited Gibraltcr and Inc Azorc Isl
nnhs.
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IA committee made its report on the
field .of the Rey. W. w, West and was
discharged. 3.
The committee on abe employment
or students as missionaries reported
that the churches do not take readily
to that Kind of work and the commit
tee WAS discharged: g ~
The committee on codifyfng rules
was urged to make a report Mt the
next meeting OF the board. '
"a committee on district nlissiona-
rfes reported that conferences had
been held in the Greenbrler and Raleigh
Associations and between $500 and
$500 raised toward the salary OF a
district missionary to the southwest
district of the State and the committee
was continued. e :, IS
AT the afternoon meeting the Rev,
M. b. Summers reported on the cies'
ter situation and the Rev. w. ]. Eddy
was added 10 the committee. The com.
mlttec was directed to cndcavor to
retain the church property there with
view of sending n missionary to that
field. = .5.s 49,;
DIR. Elkannh Hulley appeared and
was invited to a seat In the council.
The committee on Claysville report,
ell and was continued.
Mr.. Summers reporting on the East
crn Association, stated that the Rev.
A. Bailey had been appointed mission;
airy I'm Hampshire and Grant counties
at n salary of 5000. OF which the board
Is to pay $3.50. The appointment Will
become effective October 1.
Progress was reported on the WIZ
hanson situation and the committee
was continued
The trensurcr's report was read and
approved. Rcys. Moore and Summers
were appointed n committee on rcgu-
lar reports OF missionaries.
The Clcndenin arrangement was
continnc until October I. tie board
paying $1S5 year. @ a
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will Make Extended Visit.

Mrs. Harvey SIIain anil daughters.
Lucille and ElD!sa, Of M7plc avenue.
will leave tomorrow for n sE"rrgl
weeks visit In Harrison. 1iraStnn AMI
Webster counties. Upon their return
here Mrs. SIain will leave ON IN eN-
tended western trip. She will spend
some time In California and Will nlsh
visit yellow Stone Park and the Seat
Ito exposition.
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Drakrfnr.I. of Charles Town. w. Va.
The marriage will take place OH Jul!
the twenty eighth ut the home oil lac
hrilc mt Charles Town. Miss Brake
ford Is descendant of one OF ne mast
prominent families OF that section aud
is one of the bellies OF the EnHthrrn
part of West Virginia. Mr.. Brooke
was member of'thc University fHcll-
ty but recently resigned that position
to accept Il chair at Yale. He attend
cd Oxford University and ErH'lrlatct!
from That institution with a degree.
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COUNCIL OF WOMEN.

nfnlon AEsnrIlteI l.rcsN.l
SEATTLE. WASH. July .1i.-Thc
national session OF i the suffrlgette
sistcrlood. which met here the first
of the month. Seattle Is again enter
tanning representative body OF
American owner. The National
Council OF Women OF the Unlttil
States convened here today and Will
rcma In for three days.