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Evening journal., 1911-07-11
THE STEPHENSON CASE

NNh OF the arguments used for the direct cleo
- ton OF United States Senators by the people.
something that is sure to come. is that instances
OF the corruption of legislators such as. il is al
leged happened with the election Of Lorimer in
Illinois would be impossible And vet, according
TO me action taken by the Wisconsin Legislature
~ calling for an investigation Of the election of
United States Senator Stephenson. even under the
oirect primary system there is ample opportunitv
ior the lavish use of money by rich man with
senatorial ambitions
The primary elections have in some cases prov
ed very expensive, and no poor man with ssns-
torIa aspirations could have made much headVsv
against Stephenson
This alleged use Of money in the election of
Stephenson happened in state which is supposed
to have strict laws for the protection of the ballot
from corruption But it may be said TO the credit
OF the Wisconsin people that they are not disposed
to allow the election of the Senator TO 90 nm
challenged, and if his opponents show the same
Persisteney that has marked the hght against Lori
mer the Senate at Washington may witness the
disclosure of a scandal as loud-smelline as the
Lorimer case.
Public opinion may do much to prevent the il
legal use OF money at elections and laws NAV help
Corrupt practices acts would certainly be of bene
fit and the new national measure which NAV be-
come law, should help in throwing safeguards
around an election
After all, however, the reform will have to come
chiefly through educational means, and nothing
could be better to bring this about than the in
structon OF youth in the schools as to the proper
conception of citizenship, 1t may be too late
to reform the old boys, but the coming voters
could be started on the right track
Evening journal., 1911-07-11

The trouble that came upon Mr.. Titus at the Fed
eral building because OF his political activity calls
TO mind that the Government has determined to
enforce stricter observance of the rules against
pernicous activity on the part Of men IN the pub
lie service The holders Of public Office, whether
under civil service or not must resign from all po-
litica committees and refrain from doing pohti-
cal work That work must be done by the fellows
who hone TO get the Offices But will the rules be
enforced against the Federal ofiiceholders in the
south who are expected to deliver the delegates
TO Mr. Taft in his fight for denomination? If so,
the situation will be different from what it has
been in the past
Evening journal., 1911-07-11
:: Personal and Pertinent =:

Many stories of the late Sir William Gilbert's readi-
ness at repartee are floating about of the clever
young woman who forced her attentions upon him M n
musical 'at home The young woman insisted upon
alscussing win him the merits of various composers
on, ] do so love Sir Arthurs music" she gushed II
suppose he is now busy upon new opera Then
there is Bach. He is another favorte Of mine Is no
still composng? "I don't think So" replied Sir vii
liam. Il rather fancy he is decomposing"
Evening journal., 1911-07-11

The lower House of the Connecticut Legislature
recently defeated bill to close the saloons on
Thanksgiving Day and on Good Friday The Demo-
cratic members voted sody against the bill What
would those Democratic nutmeg statesmen do if
they struck Wilmington on the day of a city cleo
ton when their thirst so far as the saloons were
concerned would last from eleven O'Clock FRIDAY
night until the following Monday morning?
Evening journal., 1911-07-11

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ny postage prepaid. $500 25 MONTH
payable in advance. By carrier six cents week,
Evening journal., 1911-07-11

much politics in Delaware and that the people Of
the state had better devote more time to the de-
veopment of the resources of Delaware and nay
less attention to politics.
What the people of Delaware should do is to
encourage all improvements and give the glad hand
to those who are working for the advancement
Of the state. We have suffered too long from
oaptous criticism and political and other kind of
jeaousies.
Evening journal., 1911-07-11
Go-Cars That Are Cool and inexpensive

Make the baby comfortable possible these hot days
by providing with cool gocart for outing in the parks
Light in weight easy running the burden of the
mother who may walk many squares to find cool spot
The numerous designs make possible cart at un
usually low prices that will admit of the baby getting the full
advantage of breeze that might be asr Strongly con-
struoted throughout thus assuring absolute safety Many of
the models be folded that they will only occupy
very small space when not these are also very
convenient to handle when travelling You can purchase
splendid cohapsbe gocart with folding hood finished in
Carmine Green Tan Blue for S. the regular price of which
$3.50 Other GOCarts. ROadsters Pullman Sleepers and
English Carriages in wide variety of bodies and finishes from
S615 up to $35 with plenty of inbetween prices.
Evening journal., 1911-07-11
$3.50 Mating Rugs
Reduced TO S1.OO

These artistic mating rugs
are very desirable as a cool floor
covering for the bedroom, or, as
a matter of fact for any room in
the house. The great variety of
patterns and colorings enables
you to carry out your color
schemes with ease. The size (6
it, X 9 ft9 is very popular one,
and the price is remarkably low
for the values represented.
Evening journal., 1911-07-11
TheEvening journal
FoUNDED 1853.

onI..ss Ons.. lss soa,h nIsaisan Hoal.v.re
Evening journal., 1911-07-11

During April and May the sealer Of weights and
measures at Hartford Conn, condemned 5000
short ice cream boxes The desife to cheat
wrong and defraud is far too prevalent in some
business.
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tcontinued on Page six)
Evening journal., 1911-07-11

Now is the time when the people should bless
the trolley companies. ride on trolley car
is great relief from the heat
Evening journal., 1911-07-11
Wanted by Charles S. RurIOck
Seventh and PoplaF Sis,

Personal property of all kinds. good
secondhand Furniture bought and
sold Safes, Office Fixtures. &c,
Stoves a specially Also a new lot of
Rugs, Linoleum. Oil Cloth at soc
on the dollar
Come see US before parting with
your cash. for cash talks with me.
c. S HuRLOCK.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17
SUMTER, MIlVN.
E. PINCON.

A differences reprises j'ai enten-
du la remarque que les jeunes de-
moiselles de notre nationalit6 noe
cupent que des postes de seconde
classe dams le corps de renseigne-
ment. II y dependant des excep-
tions que je suis heureux de men
tionner.
D'abord trois smurs Stefflre, don't
deux sont mari6es aujourd'hui oc-
cupaient les premiers postes. Nous
avons aussi dams le Comt6 de Nc
Leod, les trois s@ursGoulet, Miles
Emma, Louise ct Delphine, avec
leur cousine Marie qui occupent
des postes d'institutrices de premi-
ere classe, ct ne le cedent en- rien,
quaint aux aptitudes de l'enseigne-
ment, aux demoiselles d'autres ma
tionalit6s, particulierement Ia pre-
mi6re nominee.
Bref, ces demoiselles possedent
des talents ind6niables pour cette
branche qu'elles ont choisie, ct ce
qui est non moins remarquable ell
les sont toutes capables de prefer
main au m6nage, lorsque poccasion
Sc pr6sente.
S. s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17

Montr6al.-Une grove qui et6
r6glee au bout de deux heures
6clat6 ces jours-ci parmi les chauf-
feurs employees par lie Canada Au-
to and Taxi Go. Ces employees Sc
plaignaient dune take de so cents
par jour qu'ils devaient payer pour
Pusure de leurs vehicules ainsi que
Is cents par gallon de gazoline en-
ploy&e. Cette derni9re take est
particulierement lourde au cours
des mois d'hiver, alors que les mo-
teurs doivent etre tenus continued
lement en- marche pour empecher
les radiateurs de geler. Une as
sembl6e des directeurs Immediate
ment convoqu6e, fit dispara1tre la
take de so cents par jour ct promit
de prendre en- consideration celle
qui est impos6e sur la gazoline.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17

On juge un individu surpris une
main dams la poche dun monsieur.
-Votre profession? lui demanda
le juge.
-Fabricannt, r6pond-il.
DE quoi? insiste le magistrat.
DE vide-poches.
M. III. Joncas est aussi un vide
poches-mais avec votre consente-
ment-et en- retour il vous dome
des viandes ct des 6pices qui par
leur qualit6 ct leurs prix 6quiva-
lent plus que CO qui en- est sorti.
En- efet, pour epices, the ct cafe
de premiere qualit6 ct un choix de
viandes ct poissons frais, sale ou
fum6, allez q Ia Central Provision
Co., l25 Avenue Centrale ou 81
vous lie pr6f6rez t6l6phonez Spruce
T. S. 531 ou N. w. East 80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17
BENJAMIN Suite.

La quatrieme generation.
LIE DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Company, l9-2 25 South Hoyne
Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,, pr6parent une
medicine connue sous le nom de
Novoro du DIR. Pierre, ct qui est
devenue c6lebre dams le monde
entier CONNIE remede de famille.
Ce rem6de a etc transmits de pere
en- fills depuis quatre generations
successives. Son histoire remonte
jusqu aux temps coloniaux. C'est
probablement lie plus ancien ct le
plus populaire des remedies qui
existent. Ce nest pas un remede
de pharmacie, mais il est fourni
directement au public par Inter
m6diaire d'agents locaux NOMINEES
sp6cialement par les propri6taires,
le DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
1875 So. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago,
Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17

En- Pennsylvania ct dams lie Wis
consin, la r6colte est plus abondan-
te que celle de Pan dernier.
LIE rendement moyen par acre
pour le pays tout entier est de
885,5 livres, ce qui est plus que
depuis dix ans.
| La production des pommes de
terre dams le Maine est de 81 ,47O,-
600 de minots.
Les statistiques du tabac par IL
vre sont kentucky 27O, O,135, 600; Ca
roline du Nord, ,lO4, 100000; Virgil
ME, 99,84O,OOO; Ohio, 68,635, 900;
Pennsylvania, 50,553,000; Wiscon-
sin, 7,25O,OOO; Tennessee, 46,17O,-
GOO ct Connecticut, 23,912,OOO.
Chicago-On trouv6 des ira
ces de poison dams les visceres de
deux autres des dix personnes qui
ont habit6 la maison de la femme
Vermilya ct celia porte a sept lie
nombre des accusations port6es
contre ellie. A rhopital Oh ellie
est encore, depuis sa tentative de
suicide, Oh ma pas inform6 la fem
me de ces d6couvertes.
LIE docteur Walter Haines, Chi
miste, trouv6; de l'arsenic dams
les viscAres de Richard Smith ct
de Frank Bingkamp Ce dernier
6tait le propre fils de la femme
accus6e.
LIE coroner Hoffman, declare
quill allait exhumer d'autres cada-
>vres. car on soupconne que trois
autres personnes ont succombe au
poison dams la maison Vermilya,
mais il attend des ordres du pro-
ureur-g6n6ral.
Chicago-On annonce qua par
tir du Ter novembre les $1,000 en-
ploy6s de la compagnie Armour
b6n6Gcieront dune pension don't
le noyau est un don dun million
fait par J. Ogden Armour, pr6si-
dent des abattoirs.
Ce plan propose que les en-
ploy6s laissent 2 pour cent du sa-
laire qui leur sera pay6 lors de
leur retraite pour chaque aimee de
service.
Les employees qui auronr servi
la compagnie pendant 20 ans
pourront, sur demande, etre mis- a
la retraite a l'age de 81 ans.
Les femmes pourront etre misses
d la retraite a l'age de so ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17
Prions pour les Morts

lis vivent encore tous ces chers
disparus que la mort a couch6s
dams le tombeau. ....
Ne les oublions pas.
A cause de nous peut-etre, ills
g6missent dams les fammes du
purgatoire.
Pourrions- nous rester indife-
rents a leurs souffrances?
L'Eglise a mis- entire nos mains
des moyens puissants de hater leur
d6livrance: La priere, les aum6nes,
les bonnes euvres, la sainte COM
munion, ]'applicatien DIES indulgen-
ces, le saint sacrifice de la messe
surtout, VOLTA autant de clefs pour
ouvrir les portes du purgatoire q
des ames qui nous sont cheres ct
nous conserveront une reconnais-
sance 6ternelle.
Prions pour les morris?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17
lie PAPER A IMPRIMER
D'EUROPE

La Norv6ge ct la Suede, par Pin
term6diaire de leurs repr6sentants
a Washington, ont demand6 aux
Etats-Unis de leur accorder, sous
fempire de la clause de la nation
la plus favoris6e dams leurs trait6s,
les memes privileges donn6s au
Canada par la section 2 de la con-
vention de r6ciprocit6, par laquelle
la pulpe de bois ct lie papier a i'm
primer sont admis exempts de
droits aux Etats-Unis.
Plusieurs autres pays, y compris
pAllemagne, croit-on, ont demand6
lie meme privilege aux Etats-Unis.
Ces demandes mettent formelle-
ment devant le gouvernement des
Etats-Unis la question de savoir
81 lie bois de pulpe ct le papier a
imprimer ou a journal peuvent etre
admis en- franchise de pays autres
que le Canada en- vertu des clauses
de la nation Ia plus favoris6e dams
les trait6s existants entire les Etats-
Unis ct ces pays. On annonce de
Washington que les fonctionnaires
du d6partement d'Etat sont en- con-
sultation a ce sujet avec ceux du
service des douanes du d6partement
du tr6sor, ct une decision finale ne
sera pas rendue avant que ces con-
f6roncoc ainnt oric fin
En- vertu de la section 2 de la
convention de r6ciprocit6 canadi-
enne-r ratif6e par les Etats- -Unis,
mais rejet6e par lie Canada-le pa
pier a imprimer ct le bois de pull
pc avaient libre acc6s aux Etats-
Unis. Cette section du bill devint
effective lie Ter juliet dernier, in
d6pendamment de padoption de la
loi par le Congress, ct son opera
tion ne d6pendait pas de la ratifi-
cation par lie Canada.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17
A. II. DEMEULES, GERANT
DR.. A. |. LALIBERTE

q. S. g. M.
Bureau sos Avenue Centrale
Residence 626 Adams Street N. E.
Gradu6 de pUniversite Laval. Eleve
des h6pitaux de Paris ct de Londres
SPEC1AL1TEs: MALADIEs DIES FEMMEs
EFT CHIRURGIE
HEUREs DE CONSULTATIONS:
1Oa13 A. NJ. 2a4 ct a P. M
TELEPHONES:
Bureau: Residence:
N. w. East $50 N. w. East 9l7
T. s. Spruce 100 7. S. Spruce 756
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ECHO DE L'OUEST
journal HebdOmadalre

Advancement:
Sl.OO par AIMEE
Payable d'Avance
Toutes lettres,,, correspondances, Etc.
doivent etre adressees directement
L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT, Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17

ANNONCES:
Tariff des annonces dome sur appl,
cation.
Demandes sd'emploi-demande de do
mestiques ou d'emloyes- pour
chambre ou pension = annonces pour
objets perdus ou trouves.
Au taux de UN CENT du.- mot
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17
siege de Qu6bec) frappa a coups

ct madame Chatelin, mais sans
leur infiger de pleasures mortelIes
La Sauvagesse, parlant au tribunal
par interprete, dit etre de race pa
mis-, nee dams un village cris, ne
connaf5 pas son age, parle la Ian
que outaouaise ct ma qu'une fable
notion de Dieu; ellie ignore ce que
c'est que la v6rit6 ct lie mensonge,
ne comprend pas le serment; ellie
nest parmi les Franeais que de-
puis quelque temps. LIE process
commence aux Trois-Rivieres le
II septembre (deux jours avant la
bataille des PLANES d'Abraham) Sc
termina a Montreal Oh padminis-
tration franchise s'6tait r6fugi6e ct,
le 29 decembre, la malheureuse fut
condamn6e etre pendue. C'est,
je pense, la derni6re execution ca
pitale qui cut lieu sous le regime
francais.
Par la capitulation de Montreal,
8 septembre l760, les Canadiens
sont autoris6s a garder leurs ne
gres ct leurs panis en- qualities d'es-
claves, ou de les vendre, ct lis
pourront continuer a les faire 6le-
yer dams la religion catholique,
mais lis rendront les negres ct les
panis qui auront etc enlev6s aux
Anglais.
A la premiere s6ance du conseil
militaire de Montreal, le 20 mai,
1853, le sieur de L6ry demanda la
permission de vendre un negre du
nom d'Andr6, ou de transporter ce
negre hors du royaume. LIE Con-
sell n'6tant pas convaincu que ce
n4gre fut ne esclave, il est d6fendu
au sieur de L6ry de le rendre ou
de le transporter au-dela des from
there's. (Doutre & Lareau: LIE
Droit Civi1 Can0dien.)
Ignace Gamelin poss6dait depuis
1888 un negre nomme Jacques &C.
sar, lequel 6pousa, a Longueuil, le
5 janvier 1853, Marie, n6gresse de
Nine la baronne douairiere de Lon
gueil-les conjoints furent ibres a
partir de ce moment. Voyez les
pieces dams PHistoire ole Lon-
gueuil.
Un autre acte notari6 va nous
fournir un specimen des transac-
tions concernant Pesclavage. LIE
voici: ''Par devant les notaires a
"Qu6bec y residents soussign6s,
"furent presents, Monsieur Joseph
"Cureux de St-Germain, capitaine
"de navire le present en- cette vile,
dune part;
eft Monsieur Michel Fortier,
"n6gociant en- cette vile, d'autre
"part
''Lesquelles susdites parties
''nous ont dit que par Get acte, pas
"s6 devant les notaires soussignes,
"le 27 octobre 1768, lie dit sieur
"Cureux aurait vendu au sieur For
"tier deux negres moyennant qua
'tre mile schellings de la Provin-
"ce, que le dit sieur Cureux a re-
"connu par le dit acte avoir recu
"avant la passation du dit acte, etc.
'Fait ct pass6 a Quebec, 6tude
''de Me Panet, Fun des :notaires
''soussign6s''.
(Sign6) PANET EFT SANGU1NET.
L'acte dit de Quebec, 1774 de-
clare que Pancienne situation en-
ce qui concerne le commerce, les
plantations, ETC., n est pas chang6e,
lajssant par consequent subslster
les lois a regard de lesclavage.
"a sU1vRE)
BENJAMIN Suite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17

Nous enver1ons un numero specimen
du journal toute personne qui en- fera
la demande..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17
Beati Mortui Qui in Domino Mormntur

Quest done rhomme, Deu! Quesce done que vie?
Une ombre qui s'enfuit, vainement poursuivie,
LIE fugitif 6clair dun reve de bonheur,
De rayon qui palit front de la coine,
Lorsque monte la mutt ct que le jour sincline %.
Heureux celui qui meurt dams la paix du Seignem!
Heureux ceui qui peut, au soir de sa journ6e,
Compliant ses jours passes, aimee par ann6e
CONNIE gerbes dor lavare moissonneur
Voir les 6pis nombreux sentasser sur son aire.
Sans craindre desormais tempete nj tonnerre
Heureux ceui qui meurt dams la paix du Sc igneur!
Heureux qui de la vie fourn le voyage
Sans heurter esquif rochers du rvage,
Don't le front gard6 courronne dhonneur
Don't les dos purs des ours ma pas roul6 de fanges
Et qui peut rougir montrer aux anges
Heureux celu qui meurt dams la paix du Segneur
II ira las des ours fatigue de la terre
Presenter froment apres sa tache aust4re
Au cribe usticier du souverain vanneur
Et joyeux, recevoir le glorieux salare
De ceux qui tout e jour ont travaill6 sur Iare
Heureux celu qu meurt dams la pax du Seigneurl
E. PINCON
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-17

Ca pale d'annoncer dams PECHo
DE L'OUEsT.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-06-07

with some earnestnesS as they
expect o f their pastors there
would be far greater result ach-
ieved in winning souls for Christ
The pew depends altogether too
much on the pulpit during h e
revival campaign. We do not
mean to say that too much con-
fidence can be placed in t h e
preacher and his efforts. But
experience and observation
teach that many pastors do not
get the help they need in their
special avangelistic meetin gs
from the members of the chul ch
In many instances the pastor
must begin and carry on his re-
vival efforts with a mere frac-
ton of his membership in atten-
dance at the services. Often
those upon whom he should b e
able to count for the best support
in his meetings divide their time
between distracting social func-
lions and attendance at the e.
vival which the preacher to striv-
ing to realize, How can t h e
Lord give the increase expect the
people with the preacher strive
to save souls?
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-06-07
Program.

Program of Sunday school con-
vention of Magisterial district
No. 3. to be held at Chenille
Sunday afternoon June 4th.
1. The purpose of this conven-
tior, M. E. Blair.
2. How secure attendance, G.
w. Turner.
3. Relation of the Sunday
School to the church, Rev. G. r.
Abrell and M. E. Blair.
4. Duties of Sunday school
teachers, Burton Yates and J.W.
Marshall.
5. What the Sunday school is
doing for our country, Rev. G..
w. Collins and ]. V. Dudley.
6. Duties of parents toward
the Sunday school, Matthew Tay-
lor and Luther Williams.
Z. The Sunday school as a
social Factor, Ebert Webb and
John Jones.
Sunday schools of this district
are urgently requested to make
reports at this convention.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-06-07

Beginning Sunday, July the End, 1911.
l shall deliver series of sermons each
Sunday evening as follows:
July 2-An Address to Young Men.
July 16-A Message to Young Women
Aug. Glove, Courtship and Mar
rage in the Light of Scripture.
Aug. 2O-A Scriptural View OF the
Marriage Relation.
D. H. Howerton,
Pastor Columbia Baptist Church.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-06-07
Program.

Program of the musicgl asso-
citation 70 be held at Hutchinson
School house the third Sunday in
June, beginning at 9 O'Clock.
1. Song led by 7. B. Clark,
2. Devotional exercises, Rev.
Frank Hughes.
3. Song led by Earnest Cum
diff.
a. Welcome address, T. B.
Clark.
6. Solo, Love Richards.
7. Response, Mont Powell.
8. Song, Stella Richards and
Etter Bryant.
9. Song by |. M. Grlmsley,
class.
10 Quartette, Victoria Rich
ards, Loucindia Combest, Howard
Leach and l. M. Grimsley.
II. Should music be taught in
the public school, Curtis Absher,
D. M. Moore, Mont Powell.
IL. Quartette by Ernest Cum
diff's class.
Is. Solo by Ida E. Bryant.
IA. What gives rise to the diff
erent kinds and varieties of
measures, A. G. Hill, u. G. An
derson, ]. F. Turner.
Is. Quartette, EVE Bryant,
Reedy Chapman, Rucker P. Grim
sley, John Burton.
16. What gives rise to the
different keys in music, Cortez
Bryant, Frank Hughes, T. B.
Clark.
II. Quartette, Pearlie Com
best, Wommie Grimsley. Howard
Leach, Willie Combest.
Is. Song led by Howard Leach,
10. Solo, by Dennie N. Grim
sley.
20. Duet by EVE Bryant an(
Rosa Combest.
81. Recitation, Mamie Grims
ley.
%. How interest young people
discussed by 1. M. Grimsley, ant
! A. G.. Hill.
%. Octet No., 1T in Silve
Trumpet, Pearlie Combest, Evil
Bryant, Dennie Grimsley, Id
Kimbler, Butcher P. Grimsley
Howard Leach, Co-tez Bryant
Anderson Murrell.
Amanda Bryant,
Lucinda Combest, Committee.
Victoria Richards, }
l. nj. Grimsley, Chairman.
Ida E. Bryant. Secretary.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-06-07
a Dreadful wound.

fIom knife gun tin can rusty nail fire
works or of any other ndture demanmd
prompt treatment with Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve to blood poison or gangrene.
It's the quickest surest healer for all
such wounds also for Burns. Boils,
Sores Eruptions, Eczema Chapped
earns or Piles. 25c at PAUL Drug Co.,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-06-07
Duty Of the Laity.

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lay members to strive to save
souls as it is for the pasture
evangelist to do so. If the laity
would take hold of the work
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1911-06-07
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