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TO DISPOSE or FURNITURE. ETC, WRITE
D. Notes 6l5 La. ave; best prices paid
prompt attention. We also buy grocery stocks.
store fixtures. etc. Phone NJ .1Oo4 nh7-I2ts
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$500 WELLINGTON UPRIGHT PIANO, BEAU
'iful tone. s122. so cash, imme diately: upright,
SsS squares, SO: organs $40 easy terms
LAWRENCE'S. 500 10Th. Tuning. $3.50.
mi
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Ono conf rord for TX v-n.as
FURNISHED.

iii 18TH ST N.W.-TWO COMMUNICATIVE
rooms on second floor for Ink. mhS-3ts
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1865 I'll N.W.-SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS
front, reasonable; use of phone; references re
auirpd. mhS-2t
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TIE COLUMBIA. 18th Il GlRARD SITS NV
Beautiful apartments of large ruoms and
hath. Rent, $40.
TIE LINCOLN. III Eth ST Sc
brightest apartments on Capitol Hili
aud bath. Rent, $40.
THE EE6Iip. Euclid and University pi nv
corner apis. ; and large outside rooms and
bath Rents. So and $40.
1asn JAMES A. CAHlLL. 1905 ST. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

One cent word each time for is words 2 times.
IL NGHROoM FOR SALE BUSINESS SEC
ton OF the city: good trade i'll health reason
mhS31F
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SAIF-FOUR-CYLIN PIERCE AR
motorcycle; practically new; vibrationless
and speedy OF 22d st. NV nhs-3t"
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ll6 d ST. N.E.-FURNISHED FRONT HALL
room; deep closet and bath; private family;
S. month. mis- rs
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GENERAL MANAGER WITH $1,000 OR 5000
for long established profitable COMPANY Il
necessary monopoly. Box 257. Star cffce
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FOR SALE-SHOOTING GALLERY: CHEAP;
doing good business. Box @53. Star ofhce
mh;-Sts
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AN ESTEY ORGAN ELEVEN STOPS; USED
very little; splendid tone; very cheap: cost
$50. Apply 11l9 LIST St NV. mhStu. 1aw~St',
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MASSAGE.

MASSAGE-AiL BRANCHES MAGNETIC TREAT.
uent: rheumatism and poor circulation ,ci.u-
tiicaly treated: ANNA b. JOHNSON late Of
Anew York, 1914 18th NV. phone North 46o5
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91e l. N.W.-SICE SECOND-STORY FRONT
room, suitable for two. southern exposure.
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WANT ADS, CENT A WoxD'
Minimum. Is cents only.

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Butler & Field. Druggists. Sd and lnaisna, ave-
o-iswslI. Drug store. ith and T sts:
Fred B, Campbell. Drugs. 1908 GA ave.
Dupont Pharmacy. Goth and SITS.
Epply-s Drug Store. 14thl and clifton 50
Gentners Drug Store. 18th and e =.
.;oldennerr's Bureau Of Information.
Holtzclaw's Newsstand. 17cs Pa: ave-
interior Dept. 9Th and p Postal Ie.ssrnpn-
". a. Davis. Drug store. 9th and 5.
National Hotel Postal telegraph
porman.s Pharmacy. 14th and Il. l. a'e
Boss 4 Mlpdiin 2oth and K. s...,o,.yv
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
store OPS 9th St NV.
nrnhed states Capitol. Postal Teieerspnni
M o Lothrop. Snperntsndent De'A
900 Sonneetfcut ave-. Postal Ieie e
VuleieE Drug Store. 2lst and U SIS
GEORGETOWN:
o oB"nnes Dug stors ssa an. and sts
'iae fharnacy, 2sth and sts'
NORTHEAST:
IEutler's Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton pi, ne ne
X Richardson & Co. " Cap. and + NA
Eenealys Pharmacy. y. Capitol and l SUE
s s,a5,or Lamb. 11th and E. Capitol "n
,loofadns Pharmacy. 18th and II SIS
1eatman. d. A. Pharmacy 7th and Il No
SOUTHEAST:
Bradiey's Drug Store. Sth and SITS Sc
:, bonnell's Drug Store, Sd and Pa. ave. Sc.
~. . Fealy. Druggist, 18th and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST:
HaTrinStons Pharmacy, 4o4 18th st.
I'm ST. wharf. Postal Telegraph once
Suillvan's Drug Store. 9TH and ID SITS. s.W.
Charles 3 Walter. 901 Al st. s.w.
TESIEYToWN n G.
George F. Parton. Druggist. Wisconsin ave-
ANACUSTA. D. G.:
Mrs. T. F. Williamson. Dry Goods Store. ISL
Nichols sc.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
nllI CALIFORNIA AVE

II
TWO beautifully furnished rooms and hath,
southern exposure: phone; electric lights. h"au
tiful home: half block from ears. NH. Sta
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TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS
THE + II. SMITH COMPANY
14oS NEW YORK AVE.
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JUST RECEIVED. BREEDING CAGES. FE-
male canaries. fancy poultry. eggs for hatch.
ing. incnb.tors. homer pigeons. etc.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th -
5a30-tf.4
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l6-FOOT CANOE, PADDLES, BACk
rests: never In water; from Carlnton Cano
Co. Old Town, Me-; cheap. 2713 NJ st. NV
mh7 -3ts
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33s Adams ST ne. rooms and bath. S2o. ST
5o7 r. l. ave. ne. rooms and bath. %. 20
94l Md. ave S.w., rooms, water. 800. IL. DC
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FOR RENT A DESIRABLE F1NERooM
apartment bath and bark porch. Apply Ne.
Ia the kensinSton. 25cl l4th 50. NV
mhN-,rs
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TYPEWRITER REMINGTON NO. 8: 10000
series: brand new: fully guaranteed $25 cash;
trial allowed. Cos b St. ne. Phone Lincoln
3055 mh6-3t'
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FEMALE.

WANTED TWO NITIJNERS ANn TWO PRE-
psrers, once. L. l.. BIOL +, 1l0 18th ~. H.. ".
mhS2t
WANTED Nc LADY tn WAIT oN CTS
toners and assist in store generally. II :
STILLS ICF. CREAM rARLnR. 1874 lith 81.
" hNTTD-ENPERIENtE SKIRT HAND Al
Apply I" j. T.. MILLER. 1l@l litb -
WANTED EXPERIENCED MILLINERY PRE-
i.arer: good salary. Mrs. Z. STIEBEI. 1894
& NV mhS3t
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GROCERY AND MEAT STORE; 18th ST Nv
above 7 st. Address Box 256. Star office.
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BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT IN THE NORTH
EAST SECTION.
No. COS Elliott ST: 4 bright rooms and ba n
side windows: front and rear yards Rent only
$3.50 BELT. oBRIEN 4 co. unc).
mha-a;.eS 1909 G. st. W.
FOR RENT-AT THE PORTNEE. ONE FIR
nshed or nnfurnished apt-livng room. kitch-
IN and bath; immediate possession. Apply at
the Office. mh5-1t
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LIQUOR AND DRUG CURE.

THE CLEMENS-DUVAL INSTITUTE FOR THE
Treatment and Cure OF Alcoholic and Drug Ad
dictions; HOME TREATMENT A SPECIALITY
Communications confidential. EDW. G. BAR
STOW. NJ. D.. Director. fe7-tf
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2313 NJ stone LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
with or without board: terms reasonable
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

One cent word each time for Is words time
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FOR SALE-BAKERY. LANGDON, d. c.;
frst-class business for a live man; good reason
for selling. Inquire at grocery. 18th and NJ. Or
premises mh--3t
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at The
Star Office. 1lth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, leave your adver-
tisenent at any of the folloWlhs
Branch Offices:
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$;N-GRoCERY. CONFECTIONERY. ON EIEC
1ric line: rooms. bath: suitable for lady.
TIORN1ON. 1501 Pa. NV
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9TH AND y Y AVE NV. THE MELTON
Elevator: telephone exchange.
Six rooms and bath: $S7 30
-Four rooms and bath. newly papered S21 So.
SAMUEL w. COCKRELL. SOC NV.
feo-tf4
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FURNISHED.

2536 l4rH ST NV APARTMENT NJ. I:
furnished. five rooms and bath. suitable Tor
member ~ Congress-: will rent 10 suit tensnt
mh1-3i
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WANTED FIRST CLASS FRENCH LADIES
maids. dress the hair and sew. :. wait
Ns>as until end of season: butler ri once .
tsslHdres-as, kitcheumsid. year around place. go
L. Pennsylvania for summer: cooks, 80 q 40
All white. IL 10 4, 1919 Mass. ave; North $50
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FURNISHED ROOM IN UP-TO-DATE APART
ment with private family. Newry. apt 30
11IS Sth st. NV mhS-IOi
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-08
TAXICAB RUNS DOWN
YOUNG STENOGRAPHER
Miss Bessie Haslsm Is Knocked Down
but Not Seriously Hurt, in Acct
dent on State Street.

Miss Bessie Haslam. stenoEraphcr at
the independent Electric Co.. 81 East
Third South street. was run down by
a green taAicab driven by VIII Black,
chauffeur or 4f0 south Fifth East
street. gt Second south and state
streets shortly after 3 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. TIE FoHuE woman was mo-
meutarily stunned. but revived shortly
after she had been given medical att
tention iu the office where she had
been employed.
Ferdina nd billetcr. proprietor or the
electric company. entered a complaint
at police headguarters with the result
that Black was arrested on a charge
Of exceeding the speed limit. Sergeant
y. =. pierce was the arrestinE officer.
Upon promise OF the management Of
the taNicab company that ne would
appear in police court whenever SUM
moned. Black was released upon bis
own recognizance. One of the forward
lights on the taNicab was sma shed as
tire car struck the young woman. Sc
bones were broken and surgeons at
tending Miss HasIam believe she will
suffer iut sUEn- Inconvenience from
the accident
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-08
BRONCHITIS CAUSES
failure OF HEART
Andrew j. Gray Is Summoned by
Death-Funersl Services Will BE
Held Saturday Afternoon.

Heart failure resulting from an at
tack OF bronchitis caused the death OF
Andrew j.. Gray az his home. so Third
avenue. at 1920 o'clock yesterday noon.
ar Cray was born I'm salt Lake Feb
ruary 3. 1858. the son or the late An
drew :. GRAY. Funeral Services will
nc held ~ o'clock Saturday after
noon. The place of the funeral viii
DE announced later.
Mr. Cray had for years been i'm the
employ of the accounting department OF
the o. S. T. During his term or service
he had frequently been entrusted with
important responsibilities. HIS father
was foreman In the car depart
of The -. s. T.. as one Of it's earliest
employees and Andrew j. Gray had nrac-
ically been brought up I'm the railroad
business.
Besides his widow Mr.. Gray is sur
vived hy five children; J. Moyle. May.
scott. Adrian and Oscar Gray.
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Try This HoHne-Made
Cough Remedy
Costs Little, hut Does the Work
Quickly, OF Money Befunded-

Xix one pint OF Eranulated sugar
with q pint OF warm water. and stir
for 2 minutes. Put ~ ounces Of Pin
ex t6fty cents WORTHY in a pint bot
tie. then add the Sugar Syrup. Take
teasDoOnful every one. two or three
hours.
You viii find that this simple REM
edy takes hold OF q cough more quick
Is than anything else you ever used
Usually ends a deep seated cough in
side Of q hours. Splendid. too. for
whOopinE cough chest pains. bron-
chitis and other throat troubles. II
stimulates the appetite and IS slight
" laxative, which helps end a cough
This recipe makes more and better
cough syrup than you could buy
rcadv made for $3.50. 1t keeps per-
fcctlv and tastes pleasantly.
Pinex IS the most valuable concen-
trated compound OF Norway white
zinc extract, and IS rich IN guiaicol
and all the natural pine elements
which are 50 healing TO the mem-
brancs. other preparations Will NOT
work in this formula
This plan OF making cough syrup
with Pinex and Sugar syrup Cor
strained honey has proven SO popu5,
lar throughout the United states and
Canada that Il is often Initiated But
the old. successful formula mas never
been equaled. .,.,--.
q a guaranty OF absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded. goes with
This recipe. your druggist has Plnex or
VIII get it for YOU. II not, SEND 10 Inc
Plnex Co, 1T. wayne, Ind.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-08
BIG FORTUNE HIDDEN
IN TRUNK, WRITER SAYS

Another scheme for raising funds.
and one that has been exposed in the
eastern states many times. has struck
Utah. letters by which the first app
preach D. made having been turned
over to Postmaster 8. !. Thomas by
several Utah people.
The letters were received from Spain
and the writer styles himself "Fsx-
Banker" declaring that by communi-
eating with him the addreSscc can get
possession OF papers worth hundreds OF
thousauds or dollars. Tho writer states
that he is i'm prison and that the papers
are in his trunk. by seizure of his
trunk. ne says. the proposed victims
can gain the documents. FOR which
small favor 'he viii receive onc-thfrd
OF the total amount hidden in the
trunk.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-08
INDIGESTION, S0U4NESSS, DYSPEPSIA
ARD ALL STOMACH misery GOES.

stomach. HeIchiue off Gas and Eruc-
tat0u- nf uutfec-led food. water
brash. Nausea. Headache. Bilious
ness and many other bad symptoms.
and. besides. you viii mot need Iavr-
uves 90 Keep your stomach. liver and
intestine clean and fresh.
III yuur Stomach 81 SOUR and fuu ,r
ras coz your GOOD dne=ut digest. anu
your meals DOME seem to Hf. why n.
got 50-ceut case from your druzre
and make l.fo worth Ir'nrr Aheo'u.
relief from stomach misery and rHr-
feet digestion of anything you eat f
sure to follow FIVE minutes AFTER and.
besides. one case is sufficient fo cure
a whole family off such trouble.
surely. harmless. Inexpensive
preparation IKE Di7uaue'n. which win
always. either a. daytime or during
night. relieve your stomach misery
and digest Eour meals. BIS about as
handy and valuable ching as Eru
could have ir ttn house.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-08
Your OUt-Of-Order Stomach
feels fine five minutes after
taking a little DiapepSin.

There would not Dee a case of indi-
gestion here 81 readers who are SUBJ
Icct to stomach trouble knew the
tremendous auti-fcrmcut and digest
i've virtue contained I'm DiapeDsiu. This
harmless preparation viu digest a
heavy meal without the slightest fuse
or discomfort and relieve the sourost.
acid stomach i'm five minutes. besides
overcoming an foul. N7useOus od0rs
from the breath.
Ask your pharmacist 20 show you
the formula. plainly printed ON each
5O-Ccut case of papc's Diapepeiu Chen
YOU VIII readily understand VIZ this
promptly cures Indigestion and rec
moves such symptoms as Heartburn.
leeIInE like hump ~ Ic.l IN tie
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-08

weeks. December "a. with AIRS James
lFels.
inc Kenyon hotel pariors were wen
fuel ycsia rdsy afternoon. when tne
board of directors OF the auxiliary of
.ho reading room FOR enc blind gave
t-e aruuei reception. which b. looked
forward 90 pr the members Uf thc
blind iu tlr community as n pleasant
social Occasion
Au Irformai musicai and literary
program was given. and an exhibit 81
work by ihc blind which was for sale
uttractcd much favorable comment
from those present refreshments
were served and nothing was left un-
done Ds the women in charge 10 make
the affair success.
Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Pre- bytcrian church is making every
EFFORT to make its Christmas sa To-
and bazaar one OF the successful events
sf the holiday SEASON. Tho affair viii
open Friday evening I'm the church
aariora Win am elaborate turkey din
scr. which is iu charge OF Mrs. j. s.
HraEu. fifs. ST.. RI. Alexander and
tr- fi. g.. MCMILLAN There viii be
attractive booths ~ an sorts OF fancy
rrl domestic articles which wiii be
presided over bS Mrs n. O.. Mcmillan.
tlrs Samuel Paul AIRS. O.. 81 Worth
r-tnn. .irs. Joseph Taylor Mrs. g..
81. cleveland and Mrs. John Reed.
300 1911 9e ls.cd hy number OF
Young girls Tho members of Mrs.
william iGIehalrfs SUNDAY school
class Wil -ivo play Friday evenings.
The l3zar uir last over sa;urday
AR. ami lirs. LNttlctou Prize have
-"-' t' California for an indefinite
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Enn.nn RENNARn

For Information leading TO the convic-
tion of persons PURCHASING COPPER
WIRE. BONDS. BRASS or other prop
ertv belonging TO the SALT LAKE &
OGDEN RAILWAY COMPANY.
SALT LAKE q OGDEN p X. co.
simon Bamherrer. President.
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trs Walter a.. Mas and .rrs Hen-
r 49, cr1utrrr were Che hoste-vos
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
tre former at violet Gen. Quantities
uf tnc purple blossoms were used in
tlo dining room. where tho table.
covered IU a rIuuv lace cloth. had FOR
tNr central decoration "a crystal cam
uri-rr.. WIN violet shades. under r
Huwn OFT rIuirts. Streamrrs of violet
fl''..rH.irnrd fo tho CORNERS OF the ta-
Die. where were placed green baskets
lIrI with rfr'"fs. with bows off The
tuir uu frn handles.
Pre-. .filc at Che tea and coffee urrs
during Che afternoon were Tre Frank
Knox. tIre Russell g. SchWder. 1rre.
Robert S. Campbell and Miss CoerriT
rI wearing cprsIge bouquets OF ri1-
Does. .H.- were assisted Iy AIRS. Na-
nIr NHrHm. Nrs Frank Lowe ANA
tIr M.r.e. hlecu Macl.1u. Alice Felt.
rr.nrer Granam and Mercy LevIe.
l..f.r Joan .irre received The -uc. .
On. Hc ..H.. gui 1 LARGE basket off
white nHr' .a-01. tet with bow NJ
violet trI.. -rH-er fre reception Gali
lH. H'... received f1. -rf.-f. d..
iIr aH..- room. Hniea ua. bright
".r H..frIHr oft yellow r.r.-rr-
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SOCIETY



$685. Milton Edward Lipmau
Z $3.50 he r.e huric.s tlfs afternoon .
mn En- reception tr4 Goa gitou at
Z to O. o'eioek- Z
Tr- Russell o. Woodruff cn- .
8 .'rlalas ...n kenaiustnn Z
Z luncheon thie aflerroou at hcr q
p home lu Twelfth E1st street
. 40 Fort uoue.1F t1's after-
r. noon Mre Clark r.. ELLIOTT wI1 e
6 entertain wiin bridge tca.
g Spirit 10 Liberty chapter. .
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e I-tuu. m.eIr fnls afternoon 1Eifn .
G Nrt f. H Alexander. 500 F'irst =
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2 $500 Hs.s charge of tnc program. :
2 tne rrr-HolIruic society VIII Z
p, u..t lH's afternoon wish tIrs. q
e 'ar.. tead ard cine tfiasee f.i- Z
p 'rrH.rs Ht trc homo OFF Trr Z
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Z II.- Literary eIun HIi meet .nis Z
( morning in tre club rou.- at Z
. I.IH. lr-. B. a. ku.H.
u.II read tre paper of the morn-
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. r.uer have recalled their Invita- Z
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2 off tIo uru. pI tlc sudden death q
"| hirs- Joseph A. Jennings. Z
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The Brinkley argus., 1910-10-21
New Principal of Colored
 School.

The school board has elected Prof. J. W. Brooks, principal of the Brinkley Colored School, to which position D. L. Taylor, de- ceased, had been elected.
 Prof. Brooks is one of the most prominent colored school men in the state. Besides being an efficient school worker, he is one of our very best col0red citi- zens, respected by all.
 The board is fortunote in get ting him for the work.
 The opening of the school on Monday last was later than ex pected on account of PrincipaI Brooks being called to Sonmer- vile, Tenn, where he went to attend the burial of his mother who died at the age of more than one hundred years.
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keeyil Notes.

The weather is ideal and the farmers are making good use of their time gathering corn which is yielding abundantly and caus- ing the old hay seeds to wear a smile that wont come off. '
 The melodious whistle of the Keevil Gin Co.'S. plant is again a welcome sound with us. Sum- init and Smith are in control which is guarantee of satisfac- tion to all patronage.
 The little child of Mir. and Mrs. R. l.. Morgan has been very sick but is improving now.
 John Chedister is on the sick list this week.
 There was quite a number of our people attended the big show at Clarendon Saturday and returned home Sunday evening.
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METHODIST NOTES.

Rev. B. l.. Harris, the newly appointed Presiding Elder fl Helena District was with US last week holding adjourned sessions of fourth Quarterly Conference for Brinkley station. Reports submitted are somewhat encour- aging. Bro. Harris made public statements to the effect that he found Brinkley Station with the best church in the district, the best choir and the work in gen. eral in the best of conditions. He stated, also, to the official board that the chart being used by the pastor for raising the Conference assessments was one of the best things he had ever seen and should be placed in all our churches.
 Rev. D. J. WecmS. held edltor of Western Methodist preached two very helpful sermons for us Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Smith pre- sented their infant son, Chas. Albert, for baptism at the Sun day night service. The pastor with an impressive ceremony ad- ministered same. MT. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Robertson, likewise present ened their little babe, Cora May. for the same ordinance at the Monday service, which was at tended to by the pastor, the same ritualistic ceremony being used.
 The pastor is now conducting a series of revival services at the Methodist church, which is already meeting with encourage
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ment. The congregations are quite good, the choir loft is filled each night and the singing is helpful and inspiring. The pas tor has labored hard to make this the very best year of his pastorate in Brinkley, and now as the Annual Conference IS soon to convene he Is quite hope ful of closing up the years work with everything in good shape r the spiritual state of the Church by no means being neglected.
 A cordial invitation is extend e to all to attend the revival services.
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AT THE 1ST PRESBYTERIAN


 There will be preaching ser vices on both Sunday morning and evening at 7:30 o'clock, con- ducted by Rev. J. W. Hudiburg, Pastor Evangelist of Arkansas. A cordial invitation to all.
 The services on Sunday night last were well attended and all present expressed themselves as we'll pleased. The sermon was one by Dr. Hattenback, of Den yer, Col, and was full of instruc- tive spirit. It was read by Miss Velma Cook.