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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-15
Tuesday, Dee. 2lSt, o;

the following 10 wit:
pair aged mules,
| aged work mare.
] horse Z or years old,
yeaTling horse mule,
2 3-year-old mares, both broken,
! yearling horse colt,
! brood and work mares,
] 3-year-old pony,
3eStra milk cows,
yearIihg calf,
A lot of corn in shock,
] carriage.
/ brake cart,
] 2-hOFse wagon.
4 good cullivalors,
4 turning plows,
good double shovels,
] good hay frame,
| tobacco frame,
10 or 20 shoats and pigs,
1900 new tobacco sticks,
a lot of wagon and pIow gear and
other things too numerous to mention.
Terms easy and made known on day
Of sale.
JOE CHENAULT,
Long Tom Chenault, Auctioneer.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-15
Public Sale

Having sold my farm, will expose
TO public sale on the premises one mile
from town OH the -Four Mile Road at
10 a. m. on
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1909-12-15

Long Tom Chenault, Auctioneer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-02
Seeds Of Happiness.

We do not know how cheap the
seeds OF happiness are, or We should
scatter them oftener.-Lowell
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-02
NEWPORT NEWS LOSES TO
OLD POINT COMFORT COLLEGE
H,oh School Baseball Nine Loses tc
coIIeeians by Score Of 7 to in
Initial Game.

Old Point Comfort College opened
its baseball season yesterday by win
ming from Newpor; News High school
to the tune of to ,.
The college team. captained by
Triplett. showed up in fine form. both
in batting and fielding.
McCarron. Old Points right fielder
made a sensational catch; Moreland
the college first sacker. played an
erroriess game.
Craig. Triplett. Iawler and More
land were Old Points hard hitters
Fitzgeral. Newport News second
baseman played and fieIded in first
class style.
Line up:
Old Point-Lawler. c: Belts. p;
Morcland. list b: human. End b;
Conig. 3rd b: Tripiett. IS: McCarron
!. f.: Tucker. r. f.: Powell. c. I.
Newport News-Hutson, c: Garner
Up: Bercher. 1st b: Fitzgerald. md b;
Cook. 3nd b: Stewart. S.: Hill. !. T..
Asst. r. T.: Overton. c. Z.
Struck out-Retts. 4: Garner. Ia
Base On balls-By Belts. :: Garner.
Errors-Old Point :. Newport New
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-02
HOW the 100000
WILL Be EXPENDED
Street Committee Presents Most In.
teresting Report to The
Hampton City Council.
BUDGET GOES OVER SEVERAL DAYS
Long Report Of the Finance Commit
tee is Made to the Council But
Final Action on 1t was Deferred
Until Next Wednesday Night-As
to Engineer and inspectors.

In a very carefully prepared report
presented TO the Hampton City council
last night, the street committee out
lined the manner in which the slew.
On0 to be derived by the bond issue
is to be spent in improving the
streets. buildings sewers. curbn2 and
BRIDGES The committee has appOr-
,iOined the none" 10 every section OF
the Cit and every street Will be I'M
proved with curbinS and sewers. The
report shows the total cost 10 the
city and the amount 10 be charged
against the railway company.
The report was received by the
council without discussion, as ander
The rules governing thc> council the
report must Law on the table for scv-
eral DAYS before final adoption con
be had.
Chairman II. c. Lee presented the
report. which is given in its entirety
below:
TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR,
AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY CT
HAMPTON.
Gentlepls Your street committee
after considering the matter of the
improvcm6 ntS TO be made by the eN-
rrnditnre of the money to be derived
from the sale of 500. 10000 of City
bonds. wish TO make tn" following
report. and recommend the adoption
of same
Paving and Curling.
East Queen Street bridge TO school:
2l1U feet CURLING at .nc
granite. .. .. ....$ l,4'o.oo
1850 feet X 30 feet $500
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-02
BUDGET is Ready.

Chairman W. w Richardson. OF the
finance committee. submitted the re-
port of his committee covering the
budget for the coming year. This
report also was passed until spc-
cial session of the cornell mex; We'd
nesd2y night. There are few changes
named in the budget. the most i'm
porrant being the increase in 'he
general levy. which was brought about
through the bond issue. Hereafter the
general tax will be - cents.
The meeting Of tho council was
rather long. but this was due 10 h"
reading OF the several reports.
MIR. Milton D. Hyatt sent letter
TO the council asking for the return
of sln as an extra charge placed upon
him for connection with the Chapel
street sewers referred TO the commit
too on streets.
The communication of Mr.. T.. G.
McWilliam3 requesting the council TO
pay the cost OF putting the sli"walk
along his property was sent with tn"
TO street committee
with power to act
The report of Mayor Thornton Jones
showed that he collected fines and
fees as police justice in March
amounting to $3.50
City Sergeant Waller Z. Ownes re-
ported that during Mach the police
dc partmCnt made A. arrests and re-
ports ~ violations OF ordinances.
The councilmen present were: May,
or Thornton F. Jones. Councilmen c.
V. Spratley. Frank w. Moore, VIII
liam p. Isley. Hunter r. Booker. l..
F.. Whiting, Frank C.. Rees, w. II.
Face. w. S. Hudgins. w. W. Richard
son. John Weymouth. George w.
Rowe. Edward r. Schraud,. Thomas
J. Haskins. r. c. Lee. Frank W. DarE
ing and G. F.. HoltZclaw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-02
DREW A CROWD.
"Oid Maids Convention" Proved En-
ioyable Entertainment Last Night.

A large and very appreciativc aud
iencc witnessed the old Maids Con
v"nlion." which was presented in the
lecture. room of tn" Memorial Bap
fist church last night. The costumes
were striking and picturesque and tn"
humOr displayed by the participants,
made the entertainment a thoroughly
enjoyable one Each of the partici
pants seemed to be fitted 'rfectlv for
the part assigned. 1t is likely thar the
play will he given again in the very
near future
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-02
RING in O6trtory.

After having taken the collection &c
tho Cullompton tEng,) parish church
the church warden noticed q gentle
mans gold ring in the Ofrertory box.
At the conclusion Of the service the
been either accidentally dropped into
the box or given as a thank Offering.
and would be restored to its owner II
put in by mistake. No one claimed
the ring.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-02
EtkS WILL MEET.
Hampton and Newport News Lodges
to Have Tournament.

4 bowling tournament is being ar
ranged between the teams OF the
Newport News and Hampton Lodges
of Elks The Newport News lodge
sent a challenge 10 Hampton and It
has been accepted Mr. James H.
Mitchell was chosen captain of til"
Hampton Elks and he will also organ.
ize a strong team. Il is expected the
games will be played in tn" Hampton
Y. NJ {. 4. alley.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-02

Congdon's Pharmacy accurately
compounds prescriptions. 2-14-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-02
Civic Corruntion"

Tho Epworih League Of the First
Methodist church will have an in
teresiiug meeting tonight.
The League has begun the study Of
civic question. Tonight the subject
for discussion will be. Civic Corrup'
tiion"
All members and friends Of the
league are cordially invited TO be
present tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-02
JOINS PENINSULA LEAGUE.
Regular Post Nine at Fort Monroe
Will Represent Old Point.

The regular post nine at Fort Mon
roe will represent Old Point in the
Virginia Peninsula Baseball League
during the coming season. This de-
'cision was reached at meeting of
the fans at the fort a few days ago.
:, Sergeant Lewis of the Fffty-eigh n
Company. has been elected. the field
captain, and Lieutenant George will
manage the team. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-02

SII.o7J0o
curbioa and Cutters.
4. 200 feet Mallory Avenue
at soc Concrete. ........s 2.52""
. 900 fcct Locust ST
Fulton 10 Depot ..... 1.2""""
!. o"0 fec. Fulton. Wash
II ston 10 Marshall ...... S"e."
2,Ie0 Gsst MARSHALL 81.
Fulton TO Poplar ......... l.29"""
ton TO Mallory .......... S3o.eo
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The Spinsters Return to
 Holly Grove.
Holly Grove. Feb. 24. 'oo.

Holly Grove. Feb. 24. 'oo. The evening of Feb. l7th brought to the people of Holly Grove the great est gift of the season In the way of a .shome talent" entertainment "The spinster's Return"
 The play vas well proportionsd unique in costumes. Rathetcally sympa- thetical with "old maidish'' esrpsst. ness and the "star'' actresses were "rhe SpinsteFs,' with additiona "stunts" by the "kids.' ' The old maids were to make theil reappearing just following valentine but ..got left only to be- the amore gorgeousy decorated yiM 'sheasts' on their arrival. The play was attended fby aiiiios1 the entire population Of the town who unanimously declared it a success. E The proceeds. S57.5o, were placed in the treasure of the Ladies Aid So- cicty to be used for local benevolent purposes.
 BILL Fix.
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Is the guest of her sister. Mrs Edd Bondi
 Mrs. B. Heart. of Memphis. Is visit Ing her aunts. Mesdames Halstead and Spencer
 Mesdams Ford and Wordhen re- turned from Memphis Tuesday. q Mrs. N. s. Mathews was in Helena this week shopping.
 Mrs. w. H. Lockhart will leave in a few days for New York.
 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. H.sF. Lassiter and wife 10 w.. s. Mauldin. ssa Of q n C l4 of W 4 section 20. township In. range 3w. Consideration. s2OOoo.
 Mrs. zig. WeIlborn to James Nevman, n V 4 oJ v A, section l3. township Is. range 2w Consider alton. $500 %. C. c Raff and wife to J. A. Tabb, lot I2, block J. Moore & Bayne ad- dltien: Eonsideration. S4oo.oO
 s E. 6addts to E. J. Wyatt. s " 4 ofsse, section 3. !owlshlp 2n. range 3v Consideration, $sQe.99.
 w. J. Bonds and wife ta ]: II. Fryer. SC | Of SC 'a. secticn B. township 2n. range lw. Considera- tion. $3o. l Rudolph Abramscn to F R. Atkins. lot 20, town of Holly Grove. Con- sideration, $225O.
 E. R. Atkins and wife to II. B. Sylar. lot 20. town Of Holly Grove. Consideration. $225O.
 SPECTATOR.
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Truly Thnnkfal.

On behalf of my mother's < family and for mysek. l destre b giye'pubHc expression to the sentiment 'of genuine gratitude ve all entertain for otIr many Brinklsy friends who were so thought sal and helPful in their ministrati0ns during the lIlpsss cf my father, the late w, 6. McGlathery. ard who showed such kindness ana sympathy for us on account ot hls deeease, In recognition of special tavors, va wish to make particular reference to the em- ployers and fellow employees of my father at the oil Mill for their marked courtesies.
 To one and all. allow repetition of OUT sincere thankfulness. Your kind ness will 2perpetuatc inc lnernoy Of each of youin our hearts.
 Very Truly
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cLARENoo NEWS

Mrs. w. F. Branch. who has been with her daughter. Mra. A. L. Smith. for the past six weeks. returned to her home in Holly Grove Monday. <
 Mrs. Smith, of Dewitt. Is the guest of her son. A. L. Smith.
 Mr.. Richard. Mayo, of Tnrner, was in. our, city, Saturday visiting friends and relatives. rs. aas |cusNeviI Ffnkley has resumed his work .ip BrlnaIey. after spending two weeks with his mother.
 Professor Mccullough spent Satur- day tn Marvell on business. sMrs Gfsbeush. Of Des Ark. is~isit- ling her brothers, Hugh and Dave Jack son. ,ss.
 Misses May and Annie Booth at- Itendend party ia Hrinkley Monday evening at the h ome of Mrs, Hallway
 Miss DoIotese Johnson returned llrom Memphis Monday, where she has been visiting relatives. Miss Clover James spent Mondaj l in BrinkIey.
 Mrs. Neeley. of Fayetteville. lei Sunday alter few days visit with he'
 daughter. Mrs. Alfred Jcfieris. The Ladies of the Maccabees vii Initiate class of ten the lst of Marct MT. Jay Whselock spent Monda,
 In Little Rock.
 ] Mrs. R. A. Rothenburg of g.. Louis
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ABOUT DIPHTHERlA.
[DR. WOODS HUTcIlIsoNl

DlpAshsrsa was named ss a definite disease. and given tts stliis which ii now bears. by the celebrated French physician. Rretonneau. about eisht years ago. Since then t has become either more widely recognized or stead- fly more prevalent, and # Is tiIs T opinion ol pathologlsts that ii.el
 up to some thirty or forty yeas E was steapily increasing. both in
 auency and in severity.
 so that we have not to deal with a dlse ases which. like theother so-caIled disease Of childhood, has gradually ba- come milder and miller by a sort c( racial vacclnatio with survival Of the less susceptible. but one which Is still full of virulence and of possibilities of future danger.
 Unlike the other diseases cf sEhlld- [hood. also. one attack coafers no pos- tive immunity for ts1s future. although | ii greatly diminishes the probabilities; and, fcther. while adults do not readily tor frequently catch the disease, yet wheE they do the results are apt to be- exceedingly serious. Indeed. we have practically come to the conclusion that one Of the main reasons why adults do not So frequently develop diphtheria as children is that they are not brought
 into such close and Intimate contact
 with other children. nor or they Ll the
 habit of promptly and indiscriminately
 hugeing and kissing every one who
 happens to attract their transient af-
 frection. and have outgrown that cheer ful spirit cf comradeship which leads
 to the sharing Of candy in alternate
 sucks. and the passing on of slate pencils, chewing gum and other oblsts
 dart from hand to hand, and ftom
 mouth tomouth. Statistics show that of nurses employed in diphtheria wards.
 tsfore inc capse or the eyact meth2d
 of contseion vas clearly understood.
 neatly thirty per csat davalopsi the
 disease; aud even with every modem psecautioat thsre are few disease which
 doctors more frequently catch from
 the eases they are in charge of than
 diphtheria. ltis significant fact that
 the risk of developing diphtherta Is greatest precisely at the ages when there Is not the slightest scruple about putting everything that may be picked up into The mouth. namely. from the
 second to the fifth year, and dimlnishes
 steadily as habits of cleanliness and caution in th:s reguard are developed. even though no immunity may have been gained by mild or slight alta ok of the disease. The tendency to dts courage and forbid the indiscriminatc kissing of children. and The crusade against the uses of the mouth as plncil-holdcr. pincusslion and general receptacle for odds and ends. would be thoroughly justified by the risks from dIphtheria alsns Ito say nothing of tuberculosis and other infections.
 In addI;Icnto being almost the only common disease of chiIdhood which It's not mild and becoming mildsr, diph- theria is unique in another respect, and that>ississ point of attack Just as tuberculosis seizes It's victims by the lung ma uphold fever by the bowels, diphfhd la lie the weasel --grips al tlae t}ffoat It's baclli, entering through llse modth and gaining fooihoId if st 4spen tl'e torsi!s, the palate or back cf |fls throat (phayux), mukiply and
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Pneumo Emollient.

Affords quick relief In cases of Pneu- mcnia, and restores theiungs 10 their nor nal condition.
 Fer Pleu4isy. Bronchitis, La Grippe, Cough, Colds, Group, Hoarseness. Sore Throat pain in the Chest or any part of the body, Pneumo will prove the remedy that has no equal. It neither burns, biistcrs or causes any pain in its use and can be used ou an infant For external use only. Al all druggists price so cents and $lOO or sont'posipsid or receipt of price. WELL CHEMICAL MrG. Co, Plnc Stuff Ark. For sale bj, Douglass Drug Co.,, Brinkiey. 'Arx.
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RI. sss. z ' }'s s Y v MI as ;. atf | ' lass os ls
 11tss !Skxcl6. z z

The Pasiors Payer Circle. q slie First Presbyterian Church. met on ' Monday at 3: p. m.. at the home'ot sa.., feiShts Y i-' - sseS-' testing meeting was lad. z - Y s .e pnaept nssiag so e-
 yxfo sS'y' After 3 ss-Fcrip.urs ss.-t i, ings, maitets q unilnisiec business ~--.. d'-<ussed Esch; o,e sre'sn' promised to do all they cos4 Q heI0 the c. Els. with their Reading Roon. which ve hope will be a success,
 On account of bad weather all mem bers were not present, but hope the next meeting twill be so everyone can attend. A good meeting Is expected. We had ono visitor this week. Mrs. B. s9ucku,sn. and would welcome her to .s sF s.sf1
 ThS 1sx3l { meeting will be held at the s 1rlns bf Mrs: ". Nj -st. ciair;; on rth Main St.
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HoW 10 cuRE slfiDt plsEAsEs.

0Ow BU GU&E StDS SfDtSEA3E8.
 Tho germs that cn1ass skin discaeee must be drawn to the sa1faee of theskin ud>destr0ycd.
 ZEMO ,a clean liquid for external t1se, willdo tfnis and will permanently cure every form of itching skin disease.
 For snlc everywhere. Write for sam pie, Q. w. Rose Medicine Co.,, St. Leuis.
 For sale st New Drug Store.
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'--- " " 4 .aarynx and windpips, vasss l ions. sxarming in the lne1k poured outraged blood-ss Into the deadly false memts3| f.|ll|s ||| the . air tube and sloyIyi ;I.. victim to death.
 The horrors k, of 8 death lIts |
 lsr fade from the nsnog
 has once seen t, snd !. lsthe lives of a thoussad
 lo wonder these MI v. sps>ad and precalia Aors 1 dISoass. as of some l lstraigler,
 Llsrzl.Inc
 But 70. s q il,s.l - theria Sat ,aa It's ovuns ot us f;an stlll remember eo;r1f fonest occupant oI s v be bottle of ipscac or q : 5as 2 specific against css thing that most often k;pt ills or nurse of young childFef ss listening through the night valc the sound of a cough and the waiting to hear whether tho ne plosion. had a "croupy q sound. It was, of course. ee ognfzed that there vefs lv' crour: the so-callsd "sposn'sl the "membranous. the forf's parstiveiy common and t'ne' ineIy harmless. the latter aas ,! \ dcadliest ci known disessss' U that made the mothers hssA into her mouth as she hsa's z ing croup cough vas les ' membranous. or. fl splsmoae turn Into a deadly form 'ais'' most young mothers hars'y name of wine of ipe ;ac CT the coughs oi young e''''' little more terror than 2 I.ip an adult. sgsdp Aa' !, to he one of the bosies q And whya Becauss ms'' has ben discovered e ss and children will uo' thsvia unless they have oes' to the contsgion, while ' xs-haya ,a remedy aeala''
 mt issus - ' q thls| a ilpktheria. oy ' s IT Woods Hu'f
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ton: Leila Bruce. as vJapsnese GiH,.
 Genia Former. as ~Dfna; Leila Stoker. as a"Queen of Fun lsoease Y vine1ard. .sas z6usana; Hattie. Bsovns~as psI Jshp 70, Adams, Agnsssk 0a6osnssaaI French 7 Maid; Aline psODz. sReda Grass Nurse; Ivie Moshiere Assgss atsenjemmsr; Artie Ray, ass.sMsrry, Widow Stsl!le Ray, asa Maid; Blapehe M CTeieht,. Popcorn Ball. Messrs Tom punlps Duke of York; Whit Trousdale. kens lucky Judge; Thee. Glayvsll. Uncle sI; Joe Allen Tommy Stump q N, Robbins. s.Lady of Mystery. Elmo Barrett, iSst from sGeors!!a; Major Dsnt Bicycle Bey; Mr-IeIy. 4"The Man in Black. sos Woodfip, Uncle Joe; Jack Linebaek .Aslzonsa, Pste,
 A e Fbst~-X
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SKIN pI

Ar. 1Iv 1Dbd by
 liq,iI !.. .al ,uss;,. usS; 7 sne 5. 3, zss~ hem, lsas , nrdl ',i SS1Iy cures e''a skim ' 611 .se: t.a MI! p,.' .sf 's''ssisia:s ''sisi s|'''| N For sdlp NJ pfus
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". sssr imaa' 0' vs1hso s elty t0d'y z fsd hsfe ns .a the h's s's's'' s'',. Rot otIst'y 0i ca'
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oUneAslTEEU CURE FOR PlMPLEs. ncrpo. [ sclcan liquid for external use, x w1 fha germs and their toxins to the a2& cf fk6 skin and destroys them, TIT the: Gl<fn clear and healthy. T &s nix bottles will cure any case piql1cs and hlfcl5s.da
 EW. Ro s o. St, Louis. For Sale at New Dsvg Srote.
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ABc1yT ADVERTISING-N 10 TheMah Who R Retreats
 Before His Defeat!
By Herbert Kaufman.

Advertising isn't magic. There is no element of the black art about it. In its best and highest form is plain talk, talk Its results are in proportion to the rfer of the subject advertised and the dbSliy with whichthc advertising is done There are two great enemies to advertising profit and both of them ca's5d by ignorance of the $ rsal functions and workings of publicity.
 eThc one is to advertise promises which will not be falfed because all that advertising can do when 1t accompIsics most is to influence the reader ot your copysto inuestigac your claims.
 # yoss bro,s;se Htc cor1h a''d deIaer te moor dd- s'5crtss;ag uil not poy yon j, @..<
 If you draw men and women to your store on pctensc and fail to noke good, advegtsng will have arned because it has only drawn Attention to the fact that you are to be avoded It is as unjust to charge advertising with taastre these conditions it would be for your ''egbor fo rob bank and find yourself indicted for his isdeed Tn brief adverscd dishonesty is eaen nofe ro'ttess 5 tttan sAssrploited deception M The other great error in advertising is to expect v more ea of advertising than there is in itsss-
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sen1s the ARGUS A Wild
n ARGUS editor received on Wed ksday evening thso' thecourtesy ot d duclpr chafky Sms'e, ot ne MidL d. aabzd vsld cel hat xes kIlled Dear ldR!se oa 3 sWespssd.y Z q F :, ey y Jam RiI6s, while he vas ,i out hunt Mn !,

m animal was the largest speci- men pf Asocicus feline b.sis that ve h{te ever seen. He looked as II he cold give even s:.ch 2 hsater as Teddy Roosevelt few purple mo- esntSSrlof high life excitement
 Ed1ior Folsom sent the dead anis nal . 2 s5. Louis tssidsrnist to have it tre9aed and preserved.
 Hd6ter Jim Riles is eligible to join the Rooseveltian hunters now
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Toesday Nights Social.

Hx N5t XNFT tt'FT
 Ths c. F. Society gave 3 unique house wafH1iag on Tuesday night in the nature of fancy mask party at what < to be ste future reading room,
 The evening was most delighdully spentin the exciting mystery contest Of finding out swho's who. At shsx Spah)ig they~ wef E z fo;:1 a be: ls,
 ipsSs B1l63 as bt I i;s;i Si.y, q Ils4 tsees '; ! sly1s;; !!!l lssei 1vsu oluoG - Dlsfeha Wa !ig-.
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BsnJ. Busknsn, B. $, M. D. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO COsTETaI- cAl AMD eYNEcoloclcl1 W0dk, OFFICE; iRstns 1aud 3, Ku'phy tIds. P.
 Q. eIsst. RESIDENCE: West ncnlsek st., -c. E. Faires
 house. Phone s7. Hours 3 iot1. .. n; 2 is $ sad ] ios,p.n. Residence Phone "A.
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PRESBYTERY PROGRAM
Following is the Program of Borrew Presbytery Which Meets Ut Jones'
 boro, March l2-l4. 1909.

'sI..' FRIDAY MORNING. $ II A. M. Opening Sermon. Rev Ihos. E. McSPadden :. Recess till 2 P. N. ; PPM. Organization of Presbytery i z:30PsM. General business 3P.M. Report of Hom. Mission Con-s 4P.M. Report of Temperance Com. 4.3O PPM. General business.
 FRIDAY EVENING. Program of Y P:s:G: Esand s: s. Work <. ......:.s Conducted by Moderator. Chorus by Choir Scripture Reading and Prayer. .......
 Rev. w. H. Marris Music by Male Quartette Paper, Relation of Y. P.sS. e. E. to the
 Church.. Mrs, Ida Haynes !. Solo, .....s..... Miss Pauline Miller Reports of the Local Societies. Duet Miss Sallie Williams and Thos. E.
 McSpadden. Paper, Fruits qlEAe Sunday 3':. q .: x. ',i.. E1iis Ill - <. Chorus by choir: Adjourn till Saturday morning at $50
 o'clock
 Benediction.
 SATURDAY MORNING. e,soA. M. DeyotpaaI exercise, by
 2. Br. P R Barnes. o:0OA. M General Business. < 1000 AM Report of Committee on
 Ministerial Relief, l030 AM. Repcrt of Comnittee on
 Sabbath Observance. llOo.A.M M Sermon by Rev, J, W,
 Hudiberg
 Recess till 2 PM. 2:00P.M Report of Committee on efsT Church Erection
 2:3OP. M Report of Committee on ..~-, ss.ese- Foreign Missions.
 300 PsMs Report of Special Com N . s..k st;s z. nittees. DQ M. General Business. . lssea ;ass-s' Recess till 8 PM. 500 P:M. Preaching by R.sS. Ellie -=sSssy AAdj5drhment of 0Pfesbytefy. Let us come praying that God may abundantly bless this meeting of the Burrow Presbytery. and that He may make it the best and most helpful one yetheld.