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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05
BEST RACES
TOMORROW
SPEED PROGRAM WILL BE ONE
OF THE BEST IN THE STATE

The best races will be seen t the
Fir grounds tomorrow. The Gee fol
all pacing race will be the ev.at that
will bring many speed lovers here
Major Mallow will take a turn around
III" oya. to sec II he can q" "ny n,,ler
,nan the State record that he cstabli.
shed l."rc last November. hnUther
fast rac2 will he the . 2lj Ear". also
the 2.l4' tIot will be tomorrow. These
will be the fastest races OF the mcCt-
ing 1t is expected that thu big RAGS
for tomorrow will brlns thousands of
people to this city. There will DE no
speed program in West Virginia like
II.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05
Score of Drunks Up For
Violations This Morning
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS.

In order to avoid the rush of the
closing night OF the contest We will
ask all candidatcs.to turn in their sub.
scriptions during tho week as much
bookkeeping and detail work is ncces-
sary 10 verify each subscriptions be.
fore the votes may he counted. l.you
want to hold your votes you can do so
but turn in the orders and get the
work all out of the way so that tho
result will be easily asccrtaincd by
tic judges.
Subscriptions will count just as
many votes now or any other day this
week as they will Saturday evening.
New and old subscriptions will count
the samci but the set vote bonus offer
applies only to new subscriptions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05

OF THE FIGHTERS
JEFFREs SAYS HE LACKED THE
SNAP OF YOUTH AND COULD
NOT COME BACK.

RENO, New, July 5-After the bat,
tic the following statements were
made by the victorious Johnson and
the defeated Jcifrlcs through the Asso.
ciated press:
"r won from Jeffrfes because J
outclassed him In every department Of
the fighting game. Before ! entered the
ring | was certain ! would be the
victor. never changed my mind at
any time
"Jcrrics' blows had no steam behind
them, So how could he hope to defeat
me? With the exception Of a slight
cut on my lower lip, which was really
caused by an old wound being struck,
! am unharmcd. heard people at tho
ringside remark about body blows be.
ing inflicted upon me. ! do not recall
a single punch in the body that caus.
ed me any discomfort, ! am III shape
TO battle again tomorrow. II necessary,
"One thing must give Jeffrles cred.
IL for, is the game battle he made. Flo
came back at me with the heart OF .
true fighter No man can say ne did
not do his best.
81 believe we both fought fairly.
There was nothing said between us
which was rough. He jolicd me and
jokcd him. ! told him ! knew ho was
bear. but was gorilla and would
defeat him.
For the next few weeks ! shall
play in vaudeville. Then shall go tc
my homo in Chicago to rest. | do not
think.I shall fight for several months
because do not know man who
could give me good battle. No at
tention will be paid to Sam Langford's
challenge. by me. do not consider
he could give me fight that would
draw"
BY James J. Jeffries:
81 lost my fight this afternoon, but
E
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05
Record Shows
Fifty Fines in
Three Days

Police court was u whoppcr this
morning. July has been u good month
rounding up DRINKS in this city. Sat
surday morning there were fifteen; yes.
5terday morning the same number and
this morning there was score. The
offenders this morning were: Joe
Wood, Clyde Willie, Sam Mccoy, Leon
ard Schancr, Clarence Lee, Charles
Randall, Luther Odcll, Bud Jackson,
Jack johnson, - Fortncy, - Mil
Ter, Henry Jackson, --Dago, Boyd
Benedum, J. Farley, Fred Ulcs, Guy
II. Fawcett, Mike Ticrncy, John
. Brown, Peter Wychulas.
IS Tie case of the city against
Charles Aultman for speeding an auto.
mobile was continued one week.
s9 Jesse Staggers of Clarksburg spcTt
Sunday and Monday In the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05
BIG FIGHT AT MONTANA.

a big fight is reported to have oc-
Cured at Montana yesterday. One
man had his ear chewed of. No hear
ing could be given on account OF the
condition of the witnesses. All of
them were too drunk to tell what hap
pened.
Another fight took place at john
town and the witnesses are afflicted
in the same way that the Monta2a peo-
pie were.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05
MILLION DOLLAR CROP.

ROMNEY. w. Va, July 5-Fruit ex-
pefts estimate that the peach crop In
the eastern pan handle OF West Vir.
ginia will Teach 100000 baskets,
valued at s500,O0O. The bulk Of this
money will go into Hampshire. Min
eral and Morgan counties. Some esti
mate that the peach crop will be-
worth $1,000,000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Aged kcyseff Man Killed at Piedmont
at Big Celebration.

KEYSER, W. Va, July 5.-John D.
Mcllwee Of Keyser, aged 76 years, was
instantly killed at Piedmont yastei-
day, where he was attending the
Fourth festivities, by fast train. He
was born at Romney and was a pio-
nccr Republican OF Hampshire county.
Nine children survive, George Nell
wee, Morgan Mcllwee, John McIlwee,
Mrs. J. NJ. Bright and Mrs. Ella Castle.
of Kcyser. W. Va; Chas. A. Mellwee
and Griff Mcllwee, of Romney. W. Va; |;
Mrs. Nora B. Giles, OF Cumberland.
Md, and Mrs. Minnie Long, Of New.
ark, Ohio.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05
Caught BETWEEN CARS.

C. l.. Ford, OF Clarksburg, got
caught between two cars last evening
Just after the finish of the races. In
the big jam he in some way got be.
tween the cars. The squeeze was too
Euch for comfort. lie was not seri-
ously hurt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05
APPOINTED HUMANE OFFICER.

Councilman George Brand, of the
Fifth ward, has been appointed Hit
name officer to succeed John S. Walk
cr. Mr.. Brand will look after the mat
tcrs that will come before with dill.
gcncc. He. is n man well suited for the
Office to which lie has been appointed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05
DR.. HYDE SENTENCED.

fBv limited Prcss.)
KANSAS CITY, July 5.-Dr. Hyde,
convicted slayer of Col. Swope, to-day
was sentenced for life in the State
pentcntiary. Hyde appealed to The Su
prcmc Court. Bail was refused.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05

Mrs. Harry Mason and daughter,
Rosemary. of Pittsburg, are the guests
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rennie, on Maple avenue.
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CONTINUED on page four.l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-05

jesse Staggers Of Clarksburg spc1t
Sunday Monday In the city.
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THE COMET AND STATE.
 HOOD.

We would like to call tn Intention of the honorabl gentlemen who grace tht United States senate witt their presence to the fact tha we are told by some scientist that the tail of Halley's come, IS going to knock the ever lasting ete-nals out of Arr zona on the eighteenth oi May. This may not be ol any particular interest to tht gentlemen of the senate, fol past actions in regard to Ari- zona indicate that they don't give a dam what happens to Arizona, but 1t is more or les interesting to the people who are to be knocked. Arizonans dislike the idea of appearing before the pearly gates an, telling Saint Peter that they come from a dependency ol the United States, one of its colonies, so to speak. We would all feel much better about 1t If we could walk uE and proudly announce thar we are citizens in good stand ing of the United States Won't the senate take oul feelings into consideration and let us in before we go out?
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ITS, the choir singers and the organists?
 Mayor Billiard has no pa fence at all with that form oi ,onscience-salving which man. fests itself in the enactment # puritanical laws for display purposes only. He does not ike class legislation either 1e Jumps butchers, grocers, minister's. barbers, organists, peanut dealers, druggists and ;hoir singers, and is going te ;nforce the Sunday closing NV against all to prove its idiculousness. Of course ht i'll succeed Any one who cts about proving the ridicu. ousness of such laws always loes.
 But Mayor Billiard will no, in a change in these laws. We want them all. They re- ssure us when we are il loubt. They are the best evi- lence we have of our regarc or religion as we define reli zion. Moreover, they toucl with the sweetness of forbid len fruit any mum CT of hings not malum in SC, bu merely maltum prohibum. Breaking a foolish law now md then is a good thing. l. tets as a safety valve. Il proves our individuality and independence. If for nothing lse, we will keep these law or breaking purposes.
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DESTROY THE FLIES.

The summer season will b, here soon. It is one of tn most beautiful and enjoyabl seasons of the year, and mos people hail its coming witt : delight. But like all othe good things, it has its draw backs, and among these, no the least are the flies.
 While 1t is possible tha everything created has its use, yet there are some things fo which a use is difficult to find, and certainly it is hard to say just what use are flies.
 They are among the most dangerous agencies in the spread of disease, as they fly from refuse heaps, dung piles, sick rooms and various othe germ breeding places, into the houses of the we'll ano strong, and there, with theil habit of mixing with food ant leaving the tracks of theil small but dangerous feet everywhere, they distribute the germs which they have picked up and cause an enor- nous amount of sickness.
 It is some trouble to get rio of the flies, but it can be done Every house holder can keel them out of his house if he k careful and can aid largely il destroying them, and this this should be done, both fol selfish reasons, and for th> benefit of the health of tn, community, for there are few more dangerous enemies thai. the common house flies.
 In this issue is published the rules adopted ny the Nav ajo County Board of Heath, and every citizen should d, hls share willingly ana assls the health authorities Tn thel. laudable efforts to keep dowL disease and promote the gooG health of the people.
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Pain in Heart

For two years I had pain in my heart, back and left side. Could not draw a deep breath or lie on left side, and any little exertion would cause palpita- tion. Under advice I took Dr. Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine. I took about thirteen bottles, am in better health than ever was, and have gained IA pounds"
 MRS. LILLE THOMAS,
 Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
 For many years Dr. Miles Heart Remedy has been very successful in the treatment of heart troubles, because of it's tonic effect upon the heart nerves and muscles. Even in severe cases of long standing it has frequently prolonged life for many years after doctors had given up all hope, as proven by thousands of letters we have re- ceived from grateful people.
 Dr. Miles Heart Remedy Is sold by all druggists. If the first bottle fails to benefit, your druggist will return your money.
 MILES MEDICAL CO.,, Elkhart, Ind.
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 "I find womans suffrag sentiment better in propor- tion to the population in Ari- zona than in any state or ter ritory which l have yet wis ited,' said Miss Laura Gregg, national wonlan's suffrage O. ganizer, in Tucson the other day. Miss Gregg is travelling over the country feeling the nations pulse in regard to her pet hobby.
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BLUE LAWS.

The hypocrisy of our blue laws has aroused Mayor J. B.
 Billiard, of Topeka, Kansas.
 He can't see justice in per mitting motormen to work and forbiddlng barbers. If drug stores keep open, why close the groceries? If the butch CTS must knock off work or be fined, why not the preach
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Territorial News
Briefly Told

The Fri. State relcphon C n- pany, a h lding company of tin, Bell Telephone Company, for Texas, New M xico ana Arizona has taken over tn exchanges an lines ow.le,l b, tine B S "-e 1mpi ovtm mt Company of tia city and Dolglas. The Douglas Improvement C 'mpany ow'.s the lines between Bisbte and Douglas and between Douglass hr d ou ;larl.
 A warrin- in crest 70 mary
 hnch rS in AIiznI hts been is sud by the United States De- partment of the Interior, ih which it is sta'el h 1t some irri-
 ae .h'uI> wh f r C |, ere 100 dy for a ming pu. poses. have become swamps f. nm ove;- IrriSa .iun, and h we been ruined f. m the accumulation If alknl,
 Hn tht su face. Cauti nagain>t "ver-w ater'ng is urged.
 When Juan Ramirez, a convict from Tues ,n, last Friday d.cld- ed to take adva ltage of his pri- vilege as a trusty and make b"enk Tor liherty from the Flor ence peI'itertiiry, he di'l not know that he was fl 'eing from a pardon. K mi ez WIS serving a six yeaIs term for burglary and the pardon arrived at he prisni almost at the mOun,n thIt h. absence was noted. The plidon was sent hack to th- gov,r or. hn Rani >z Is being h.n,,d as a fugitive from justice.
 Mss Olga Nethersole, who ap- peareh at VI i,u> \ Aizo ,a point> l ,st win CT in ">apho." h a other mls ion S,e Is now w,k ing her way back east tD see An drew Ca negie, John Pip Il M ,rgan and John D Rocket, Her to get money to establish tu- berculosis hospital i'll Arizona. Though s'le spends most of h,i time on the stage and on trains. Miss Nethersele IS as full of ideas a' is possible for woman to he a Id unlike most actresses, who get ideas for press purposes only, Miss Nethersole keeps following hers up until she sees some re- suits. She made the announce ment regarding the proposed A. izona tuberculosis hospital while in Columbus, Ohio, a few days ago.
 The Territ ,rial Board of Con trol has awarded the cons rue tion of the Pioneers Home at Prescott to Henry Rockmark, the sum of tn bid being $29, 900. The bids were opened las week. Robert Craig, citizen mem Der of the board, stated that the plans accepted provided accom- nulat.ohs fnr ab put forty in mates. The huil ling will be O. brick with masonary founda tion. There w.ll be dining room. laundry, library. ed rooms, with water stan in eIch room. am a iIg p'a"t. lard woo l fl DOTS an wide porch
 The structure will Le modern in every respect.
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Secretary Ballenger ha

Secretary Ballenger has withdrawn from entry B, 500, 900 of coal land In Montana, pending an examination as to their value. This will be a great deal more satisfactory to the public than an 1nvesti- gation after the lands had been given away would have been.
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MT. Gaynor's presidential bonn seems to rest OH the theory that a man who can hold down iniqu ty in New York City, even temporarily, is competent to grapple with the affairs of a hemisphere.
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What about supplying tn umpire with an aeroplane or |; lirigible this season? He cal nen overlook the whole gam rom a safe point, and gei way with his decisions if th crowd becomes belligerent.
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In a civil suit in New Mex co the other day, the plalnti, vas awarded one cent 10. damages. He should kee, lat cent, so that hereafter h viii have sense enough t, keep out of court.
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The correspondent who writes to suggest that MT. La Toilette is the "salt of the senate,' is only half right; La Toilette is the "salt and oeper of the Senate.
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Pittsburg boasted of being he biggest "steel' city on earth, and has proven it by having half of her leading ci- tizens indicted for robbing the municipality.
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A large number ot Mexic.inS we're unloaded in Winsluw l st Sunday by the Santa Fe ailroaG company. They came from Old Mexico to work for the company IS section hands.
Holbrook argus., 1910-05-10

Two Tucson women hay, broken into the spotlight O. fame. One has been licensed o run an automobile and th' other has opened a shooting gallery.
Holbrook argus., 1910-05-10

English suffragettes are not so energetic as might have been expected in suggesting
 a House of Ladies as a sub- stltute for the House of Lords.
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J. E. Campbell has returned from his trip to Flagstaff, where he and Mir Ryan last Sunday ope e,l a nov ng picrurcs ow '. MT Campbell reports business good iu the Skylight City.
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The Pullman company vii. not be able to pull a man so much for upper berths here after.
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Brother Andy seems to b, really and truly 'rry that he was so savin' with his pennies.
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Organizer Ubanks, of the M w. of A his been in Hulbrook thls week looking after the in. terestS of the order.
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Rev Ni F A'.l nt t e ri o- chur h II ( S,I- wees In H"l TOOK Mo ,,aN.
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bration. The program will ex- tend over two days.
 Edward P Ripley. of the Santa Fe, h Is given out the news that trains will be running over the A. & C line from Parker to Ben gal by the first of June.
 Secretary Ballenger has auth oriz ''i the execution of con- t.a't bt t . e>n | C U iIted otates and tn Mesa an; omI ;ly for lh pu'ch lse of u e canal hy the government for the ,nsid. eration of $43,OOO.
 . Tn Tues city cou CT has pass "t all 'r,Iinance rq irng that all food pr 'dutts kept on S tle i'll the Oll Pu-blo shall be securely screened for prote 'tion against flies and dogs during he summer m 1mths to prevent tie spread If contagious dis ases
 TIe Il 'Xt annu Il convent O If the Ariz ,na Bankers Associa- ton will be held in Ph enix on November 11th and 12tn, the last two days of fair week These dates were selected by the executive committee of the asSo- ciation. which m t recently in Phoenix.
 It is rumored that the Harvey people are to build a hotel at this place that will handle the over flow from the local hotels. At the present time the hotels of Kingman are utterly inadequate to handle the transient business of the town, and q hotel with t least hundr, d ropms Is a nee essity-Miner
 That a site for the proposed Sanitarium to be established by the National Council of the Knights of Columbus for mem- bers of the order afflicted with tubercul isis will be selected some where in Arizona is now almost certain. appears from the statement of Attorney Robt. E. Murrison.-Prestott Courier.
 Te supervisors of Cochise county, as we'll as of other coun ties. have been selling bounty hides at aucti 'n, and getting practi, ally nothing for them, says the Kingnan Miner. A re cent sale of 400 hides brought Cochise county $535. Mohave county rec ives almost as much TOT bounty hides as is paid out un that acc 'unt by direct ship ments to furriers
 The Greene Cattle Co. is about through with its roundup, and
 
 will make the first shipment of cattle to California early this month he Elm, ,i e ranch has finished with the cattle work and is having a horse roundup. A great many cattle are dy ,ng on the ranges because of the scar city of water, it is reported. and thou h he gra n the moul- tains is still good, that on the valleys is poor.-Tucson Citizen
 The Committee on Territories of the Senate repnrte the fo lowing amendment to the state hood bill on AD Il 29 h: That where land he:etufo C reserv. d or said state is h, l,l under lrase at the date of the passage of act, the person holding the lease shall have the preference right to purchase the same at the highest D1u rcceIve ul n Cast h >n; Il not purchase h. Ind lie pur- chaser sh Il pay to such lessee the app ais, d value of the inn prove!nen clu ng thc value any ware igh other henef- ci Il lItC Qu. c O.
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Irc tnu u' 6 "rrcr' a son II t r C all a TIr ai off
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George H. Reyes made d busi- ness visit to Albuquerque the h-s' of the week.
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Sigmond Mayer and Helen Van Werwerweref united in marriage by the Rev M. F. Ault at the nnme of Mir. Longworth We'd
 esday evening May 4. at 8 o'clock.
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FROM THE WINSLOW MAIL

E F 'ley. | rt T. ~urt. Gi so l's offic SD nt Su ,day in Al buqntrqur.
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Your Printing

It should be fit representative of your business. which means the high grade. ar. ustic kind. That's the kind we do.
 AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
 OF TYPE, GOOD PRESSES AND
 TYPOGRAPHICAL ARTISTS
 These represent our facilities for doing the kind of printing that will please yon. The prices are right and prompt deliver 'he invarianle rule at this office
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Whiteriver Items

Miss Ida Kay left last Sunday f,r Taylor. where she will spend Cne summer.
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Born.-To M-. and Mrs. Ch t Houck, a son on April 29th.
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Target practice will begin in a ew days at the post. A moving target will be usyd this ear.
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Farmers Woolsey and Kay are 1usv looking after the In lians planting corn.
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Miss Ida Kay left last Sunday fhr Taylor, where she will spend lne summer.
 Farmers Woolsey and Kay are 'usy looking after the In lians planting corn.
 Target practice will begin in a ew days at the post. A moving target will be used this ear.
 The Indian school boys of Vhiteriver and the soldier boys # Fort Apache are playing a series of baseball games.
 The Whiteriver Indian school and and baseball team left last sunday morning f,r Showlow
 take part il the May Day ex- re ses last Monday and Tues. lay.
 -ensuS E lumerators Sterling i'd Sch enberg are busy taking le names of the residents on
 e Whit Mountain Apache h.
 a, erIvaripn The work k
 y tlreSome, as t country is Dugh an the people scattered fir apart.
 A new boat, large enough to cary a team and wagon, has ,een put on Black riv> r, via >ict. This will be a grrat c',n- tenicnce for tourists coming and going from Globe and other towns south.
 Mrs. Cora M M Her, of Ar tnsaS City. Kans IS, W O was appointed little boys matron ast Octob-r at Whiteriver, took the teachers civil service exam. .ination few weeks ago She -eceived notice a few days since that she had pas>el with a high grade, and will now be put on he teachers regular list. Mrs Miller has been teaching the 3r,l md 4th grades here for the past two months, and has met with great success The above is very ,ratity ing to her m tny irlcn la Arizona, where she has made q lost ot them during the past few months
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The Indian school boys of Vhiteriver and the soldier boys # Fort Apache are playing a series of baseball games.
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The Whiteriver Indian school and and baseball team left last sunday morning fpr Showlow
 take part in the May Day ex- re ses last Monday and Tues. lay.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-02-04
School Notes.

The High School pupils started
their mid-term examinations on
Monday. They are to take one sub
iect each day this week. The lower
grades begin theirs on Tuesday
afternoon.
The L. d. C.. has offered a prize
for the best essay written on S. ID.
Lee, by any High School pupil in
the State; quite number of this
school are competing.
Rev. DR.. Lewis was with us on
Wednesday morning of this week
Little Miss Jamie Evans played
beautifully on last Thursday at
Chapel Exercises. The performance
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. William Owen lectu.ed to
the School last Friday afternoon
on the Merchant of Venice"
This lecture was indeed very good
giving everyone a splendid idea OF
the Shakespearean age, and Shake
speare's wonderful genius.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-02-04
Lenten Services.

On "Wednesday Feb. 9Th, being
Ash Wednesday. there will be Serv-
ices in st. Johns Church at 900 A. NJ.
and at 500 +. VI.
The regular schedule Of Lenten
Services will begin on Thursday.
Services will be held twice daily, al
$50 A. NJ. and at 500 p. VI. All are
cordially invited.