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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

The o, A. O. Alumni association Of
Salem will hold a reunion at the fair
grounds Wednesday. Invitations have
been extended to all former students
and members of the alumni association
of Marion county aud adjoining coun-
ties, One of the features will be the
large basket dinner, which will he
spread In the machinery building. presi.
dent Kerr, Of the o. A. c., Or. Hetzcl,
j. r. Horncr and other members Of the
o. A. G. faculty win attend the dinner
and take part in the exercises At this
meeting, IL is hoped that graduates will
brought together who have not met for
many years A large table over 100 feet
long has been placed under shcltc'
decorated with orange and black bunt.
ing II is expected that Governor
Withyeombo viii attend. The Salem
Orange club is putting forth special
efforts to make this reunion great
success
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

Dr. Stones Drug Store,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

Judge Galloway today handed down q
decree in the case ol G. G. Curdwell
against the Salem \ Suburban Railway
company This was suit to quiet title
to lot 3 block in Morning Side addi.
tion to Salem and the defendant failed
TO appear BY the decree the plaintiff
is declared to be the owner In fee sim.
pie to the property described aud tn
defendant il adjudged to have no right,
title or interest in the lot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

ElkB Attention. Meet at club rooms
at 9;SO o. m. Wednesday, September 30,
20 attend the funeral Of Harry r. Min.
20.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

Dr. stones Drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

Tomorrow is Salem day and will be
observed in the city as legal holiday.
The departments of the postoffice will
be open from until 8 O'Clock in the
morning. There win be only on deliv.
cry of mail in the morning in the busi.
ness district Of the city, and the rural
carriers will all start out on their routes
earlier in order that all may be in by
noon. In the business part of the city,
Salem day will be observed by the dry
goods stores closing at 10 o'clock. The
banks and clothing stores will close at
noon, and most of the groceries will be
closed all day, The Barnes store and
the furniture stores will observe Salem
day by remaining closed all day.
School children will be given holiday
and the CherriOns viii all be there ap.
peoring in uniform.
Q
For the sixth time, the Rev. r. N.
Avison has been appointed as pastor of
the First Methodist church of this civ
by the Oregon state conference. His
first services as pastor here began in
September 1910, Before coming to
Salem, Mr., Avison had served as pastor
of the Hamlin university church, of st.
Paul, MINI, for ten years. The Rev.
J, c, Spencer was returned to the Les.
lie NJ. f. church, this being his third ap.
polntment to this church. The Rev. ].
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

Who is Prof. aunn7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

George Custer is here today from
Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Merrifield, of
Aumsville, are here today.
Emil and Carl Loe, with their wives,
are camping at the fair grounds.
James Mccormick and wife, from
West Stayton, are visitor at the fair
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

The Metropolitan Orchestra, playing
under the ausuices of the Moose lodge
at the Moose hall this week is attract.
ing great attention. This orchestra is
touring America, aud they furnish won
derful dance music Mas Daphne Lewis
Portland IS iavorite contralto is a novel
attraction, The public Is invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

Hot and cold water, hot water heat
telephone and hathr at the ArgO hotel,
Nl ChemekotA street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

Eliminate all that drudgery for your
wife, BUY her Duntley Vacuum
Cleaner Only S5.a6, Buren, 4 Ham.
ilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

Having Investigated all tho schools
facilities in the state and taking resi-.
dence and other matters into conMdera.
tion, DR.. II. w. Hill of the Black Foot
reservation, Montana, is here today to
place his two children in the Salem
public schools DR.. Hin served six years
in the Panama zone and was recently
transferred to the Black Foot rescrva,
tiOn,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

Soc the New Kitchen Cabinet
"lloosicr Wonder" at 5000 less than
standard price. Buren, & Hamilton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

~ ff"N - Nf NNNHhhHN"lf f'NlANhAhNl wv
TO attend the funeral Of Harry +. Min.
20.
Az the meeting Of the Commercial
club held last evening, August Hucke.
rtcin was elected TO confer with the
Elks and arrange for the participation
Of the Commercial club In any way
that win add TO the festivities OF tho
Elks' program next Thursday
Blks Attention. Meet az club rooms
az $3.50 q. m. Wednesday, September %,
20 attend tho funeral Of Harry L. Min.
60.
=
Here n another uan who raised 10.
bacco this year, aud whom put up in
the regular twist form, looks lust like
Old Nobby twist A, j. I.ally, Of Hope
well, raised so pounds Of this tobacco
and feels that he has something about
as fine as the genuine Kentucky article.
.
Marriage licenses were issued today
At the office Of tho county clerk 10
George W. Hodge, Of Ford, Idaho, n
laborer, and Miss Nova Adams, Of this
city, also 10 Sebastian Archer a Wood.
burn farmer, and Emma Erwert, Of Mt
Angel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

The funeral Of Harry Minto will be
held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clocl,
at the Elks' lodge rooms, and the scrv.
ices will be under the auspices OF the
lodge Of which he was member, IN
body will be shipped to Portland ON the
n'sO Oregon Electric Immediately fol.
lowing the funeral services. Those
wishing TO view the body, may call at
the Elk rooms between and 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, ~ the casket will
be sealed upon the beginning OF the
services,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

Dr. McRay, formerly student at
Willamette, is here this week enjoy.
ing the fair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

Have you seen the New Mission and
Chcorful fire place heaters ON display
at Buren, 4 Hamilton n's
.
The farmers in Polk and Yainhill
counties who raised clover seed this
year are among the fortunate ones. Ac.
cording TO Harley o. White, who re.
turned last evening from u two weeks
buying tour, the farmers have been
receiving from l5 TO Ia cents pound
for their clover seed, and the yield
this year ia about 40 per cent greater
than year ago, when oily ls and II
cents was the prevailing price
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12

tYou know said High Jones' high cost o, Twin
don't affect people much. Not anyhow
when AM want to town got
change right from the don't wet Now when
peso gold TO Iden his gasoline depot
20 course tn quattermaers lot o.
an busses an things gentlemen
quaremasteE corps TO drive EN- but then get
any O. that there transportation That
not for them what mt So it's case of
mud, else dig up, .t e.. ....I =. i v"
Then again when you get get anywhere
right soon, it's Of hire least taxi
time to stick tn sidngs
wan for tn other TO along. That's
presumin' 10 be in a hurry, -. - = t =
W fou can 7 tot around town behind govern
pent mules with larermaster gink puhin h' lines
nor skid around in Of them Ford spiders
81 N. D. YOU ain Z got The
TASTE An havin tn is what
iiyn'i 50 high %# n "a - 1ElsT,1
If play baseball football you can get to
ride tn post exchange motor truck while
goin when there's That don't
don try TO pull IL other time, II you
20 the Kuku tango parlor you got TO pay your way.
Just shown you how TIL little matter
high cost of iyn the other night there
Governor had New Years reception something
behold what comes roln' mery to thu portals but
Fort Shafter post exchange motor truck with
lights all IN white eyenn dress occupyin tn space built to haul
couple Of hours later 10 an behold there the same
old motor truck haun It's distinguished assenbage Waikiki
Inn sckin around for couple Of
again Can beat tf No
chip an slip tn driver change Exchange
enough on eanteen checks to buy the gasoline and tn
probation "" NIX 81 tF%8 r., '... H##,-s
see what little Of Fixes IL 20 YOU
can pay social obligations an then good
time all without havin to about the high of vin
tic bit. Some game, heyf'' -. Va. $3.50 ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12

fact the commission both blamed blamed
VINO declare the matron should have been thought Of in the
game, and excused by the charitable
minds full of anitOrs music
expected to think of this lately developed billet in
But here
The exposition opens and matron decided shocking
How Illuminating would be for exhibit
matfon Understand this natron has nothing do with the
fish, She to stand around another
she chances to have two and beam everyone entering
fishery X ~" y 20
The commission has its anitor usher picked
chaps More intelligent than the fish though not brilliant The
nltor will do little promotion work the side
few tricks when not professionally engaged
only selected the entire little family be
janitor, fish, Wood and all a situation develops
The only hint that situation develop
the last meeting when something said interpreters
male and emae-and official and
sprinkler OF the lawn These positions created
days their salaries be paid
1t be heresy for question
will receive of this exhibit
represents an investment of 100000 No matter what may be said
the contrary there
Ats Wood antor usher the matron and
the Others in the building feel highest
Cts for 1918 promises to he pleasant living
As for the Rsh--woll TINT il different
They have a hard yOar U work of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12

After blowing through ten fifteen miles Of the ordinary
sion of boghoe mud every child Of
wall instantly that institution
highway this deserter suddenly out broad, welpased
and urbed city street He confessed afterwards
that be thought his brain had given under the strain Of
forced enjoyment Of his companionshp With that
mind which ehaaetefizes when confronted with
do esertor applied all the usual Sherlock Holmes
tests such looking at his watch pnhing himself, lighting
cigarette and taking drink The deductions that
would have made Conan Chester other member of the
pcyle family Mn green with envy; This was real road but
owner lost IL didn't start lead in
direction ~ looked like the best automobile
provided could machine
the vehicle and take elsewhere after joyrdng
mud and other Nahiku scenery. #ffeFfs #s@ HFS5ss
AT this end he pumped back into the ordinary string mud
holes knew he had found the again ~
Wheh my friend got back Kahuui casually
his interesting discovery The said they
Of belt road while back and that this might be Quilted
an exploring party and sent back down the muddy trails towards
engine onto the road and hand civilization
it. which considering pasm of docy
the road to be built there the first place mighty sensible
luton. & tEA @Nt~ NJ FrS leE W. gE EtAfi4Yi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
Haleakala
BY H. M. Ayres.

N... By H. M. Ayres. F.,
Great pendant stars bend from a violet sky
low-swung makes shapeless shadows fan
Upon the crater y floor the wild goats call
Across the void from pals where they lie
A-tremble at distant wOlfsh cry.
The haunting wind through dead Pele 5 hall
Last of the slaves of that dread goddess thrall
Who temple made where aeOns ashes lie.
Nor ifern nor flower in this place hath life
Onygthe ueOn Rlints white upon the silver sword
Percbance some pixy peoples treasured hoard,
Hid in (catriee of elemental strife
With nothing else ot grace or beauty rifr~-
And yet with everything in sweet accord.
Honolulu, January ., 1918.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
LET THE ARMY TAKE A BACK SEAT

Since reading High Private Jones costly road
building have lost faith in that gentleman ability
he may be dandy buck private
al that sort thing, butI claim that when
Of roads he beyond his depth The county
still holds the palm. 80 s-Faf - ~ iEII 81
Uncle Sam has tendencies
only has the United States
given to understand county has
absolutely compliment clientele Of citizens
on best and easiest bunch Of readyaye that
and what do they
gEStA. ~
have in being built across the face of
Round Top 1t started Intention 40 nv
grandfather tens Of cobhectn up with the
time between and 1925 f's&,H2
The road being built with prison nothing
so told, that is say nothing and
other incidents This kind of road building inexpensive
and expeditions The public don't anythnghat
nothing but salaries and board and lodging and they get
mile On adding
the cost Of 100000 mile Why
below the Volcano
That road only hundred thousand
Territory never had pay the Abof Uncle Sam win
have to some to teach anythng about costly building
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
ANoTHER Road DfsoovERnD

The Maui Supervisors
sand dollars to- buy traction since Alexander
Ford invasion Of those peaceful shores One Of the
the expedition got lost lazy hungry something
deserted Perpendicular hiking did appeal to him he hid
brush and pretended
got hopees far ahead along coast trail
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
THE EXPOSITION STAFF

If the Hawaii fair TO play
and square they would it public
the Official maon at the official exhibit at the Pacific
position should blonde round table
have not been able TO decide this vexng question t,
y In less than month Hawais exhibit of fish H. p
Wood ct the exposition win be ready for business the
Office Of maon hasn't been decided time
could be determined by pebce DAYS
give chance to for thing Of kind
This matron trouble only other
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
THn uguAL TEN PEE oENr

THE USUAL TEN PER CENT .Ft r%l| & '"..
The latest military that Of recruit sentry at
Schohd lie had been dgOods clerk before he enlisted and
acquainted with the language of business with mill
terms and The cOunesgn fer the night Dis
count when his oed through the gloom of the night
the clerk threw his piece called
there what discount givc The
answered, Ten cent Advance, friend, give dis
count the answering challenge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-01-12
ANoIENT ORDER OF HoNoRABLEs AND ExoEIIRNc1Bs

i rs T.
Using camrole to kill ant does the job effectively
Of efficiency call for but something very similar taking place
iHStahes ehambermads at the
department stables official looking
maiearr containing letter which, translated
fred Git bnt it, isn't put that Inside the heavy
envelope is unscaled missile addressed a. ,
Hon Welakahao Lunanui Esquire,
Chambernaid in Charge Government Mules, e.,
a5ftsk@ 80, 'Kakaako Stables 'I..s,.
& st' 'DtviEon Of Engineering and Public .
81 a @.tEI Highways, ssE. y5.s To-, .,s> w."
J. t%,. sS HCity County Honolulu t...3 .,..,
,& 80 Territory Of Hawaii. .|3g4'-,
Within this official
city, heavily embossed Addresses the envelope.
St with extreme regret that have the honor to inform
acting BY and under the authority Of the Honorable Board
Of Supervisors Of the City County Honolulu
with the provisions Of Resolution No. ALI unanmously
a2nd 1914 January Ss 1915 your
vices will be no longer required. 5. ~ ~
have the honor to remain, Sir,
va = Your most obedient and humble servant, a%rt
rg't .EaE ~. y.@ RI. = y John DOE
"Cerk TO His Exceeney, Honorable
City and County of Honolulu Territory of Hawaii, U.
The gentleman who feeds the dollar
probably from
IN the office month"; If the county happens
the cash Otherwise he receives registered The
ability that ne has hard JOB and does good work But the Honor
Clerk and all the other Honorabc him fired show him
king egne and that the dispenser of the oave and fishes
must be considered. ,'''
Among those who
road and stable unas crossing
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-05-21
List of Indian
Lands For Sale
Department of the Interior,
United States Indian Service.
Standing Rock Indian School,
Fc::. Yates, North Dakota.

Under the Rules and Regulations approved by the Secretary
the INTERIOR Oct H. 1910 the following described land offered
salc the highest bidder under led bids mentioned
Bids will be received The Office of the Superintendent Fort
d. until CLOCK the the SALE which hour
they will be opened.
Each bid must be accompanied by duly certified check
solvent bank payable to the order of Claude Convey
cn for 10 of the offered of the
bidders faithful performance of his proposition III the bid shall be
accepted and the successful bidder SHALL within thirty days after
due notice. fail comply with the terms of his Did, such check shall
be forfeited the of said land less the advertising
etc All such bids shall be incosed sealed envelope which
be marked by the bidder Bd for Indian land opened here
show the date Of but the descrp the land
be noted on the envelope
No bidder will be permitted
in bid Ii prospective purchaser desires bid than
allotment he submit separate bid for each allotment he
desires purchase and if he wshc allotment
submit bid legal subdivisions alot
the Superintendent Or other officer
CHARGE connected with office the Indian
Service be permitted bid make prepare any bid
any prospective bidder in preparing his bid
The right to reject any all bids is reserved
Bidders, and other interested may present
when bids opened.
Purchaser shall all convcyancng and addition
TIC following wit the purchase price ess
$780, if be than 81 600 and than $780, if
the purchase price than $1,000 $ these be used
4Jmcn Of advertising the lands.
NJ bid for less than the appraised will be iIcred
Lands sold accords with the of these regulations
will direct to the purchaser by paten in fee nipple from
BY the order of the Secret Try Interior following
clause will be patents where the land is west Of the
there is reserved from the lands hereby
granted right Of for canals and bitches
authority of the United Stacs'
All the following described will cash.
deferred payments follows Oncfourh cash. oncfouh
years. years and one fourth in six years Deferred
draw interest from date approval
Title to remain with the Government until final made
All sale subject to prior lease
All lands described Townships to and RANGES to
are in South Dakota.
All lands described Townships 1919 to 1874 and Ranges 70 to
CLAUDE c. CovEY
Superintendent.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-05-21
Description of Land

MR.; Ss: sss$;. = s;'
Wide oil e Vest ae ef E Lot = +
%faS tract sss q eha Mss w sae 81 q
west St, side e.. of sex Of seH; and elz "
1914 Marpiwasnawin * Of nwA. sec S. T. 1ss
sos4 hhnTd of hs VEST and Lots
s;s ss s4 ssa As.sia NJ s.,
S1Sns s1 Sssss sec IS ~ g VS.,
81: sss Hs ssa FACE S. s., s. s
SS$ ssss H.. e. T. s. %sst
i s.: s sa e vest
1894 Her Road Tacankuwakanin s sec ie T. 1872 ~
..,. Josephine II: is i w..
$40 Afraid s &C m q and Lots and
sss; :a: Il: 49, sec. 49,
ss';': s: s. west ::s H. IT, IL,
FIX ss i: ,ss ~ ~ So ws Sc Yves,
'''" 81 'T 'P: st SEE st E's Isl
ss dss %s;ss$ * ::s:
~. Anthony y.",: .:$ E. H. f. l. T. and Lot
is% sssss ~ s:' =
&fiiss sas - see a
IS; - s; $s:5 WI Z: = TS';
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-05-21


| INDIAN INHERITED LANDS
NO Anotee Name of Heir Description of Land
1853 David ra'o"an k T nss s~~ Sec " 1913 NJ
H;;ss sss; $ sis'' s ma
s''' Pretty Hawk - RF: e: + e:
,,..n, e. sn ,s
1872 NJ
'*'' JOSEF" Brings 's'
John WHITE sa s sas
,''' '.'"'. ~: Ts',i
s ss:; In:
ss!s .S S.
s... Mrs. Yellow s:f' ct al. "" w. ,s s,.
1851 A:s,%. s. ss: 81 &; ri Il NJ
&, zsH Ell of sw lots
81; sS asss 81 i ia,
1885, ' ~'s..ss" e.
1892 Wisesp e 26 T. 49, r. 81
s;:s e
::: =
1851 A""n' Bull Fs9 neg ;s=
1921 F' and @ and Sec s ana IS NJ
$50 SEX. 1870 r.
s''' 'S a"'
sS Ss ss'ss e Tes3 tSs s IS:
$50, 81 Lev @ nj Isl ss 81 3D. r. $780,
,7's Mabel Loo. 81. ns* lots and
s ss 5s's s s';z * !, T.; s
s7s7 sine smite l.
e: : i Isl 4 {. Ii g:
John Little IS n~x Sec 90 1873 w.
$500 Rosie ns& e. 81, u, NJ
1928 sss NJ; Ysfa
ss Agnes Hazel S ne4 Sec 49,
Edward struckmany Leo struckmany nwA, 29
1850 Maggie H g. West Aes Ice ssx sec 49,
ss ST; sss s s:ss Ess q: . rs Ia,
8
1894 Tongue Backtongue swA. 1s
1854 Yellow
s @ sa sa s 81 OF s &c. 8 q
s n s..t
1871 JOSH. 'n as n, s
49,. %s.. aSs
Boy a.
and eh of nwA lots and 2, sec. 3d. T. 49, -
.os. NJ. cr.zv w.S52
'''' MIS- ~''Z' s. T. ' e.
s7'' Mrs nedi'inessns CID Msdi''nest0ns nw ss
&:s'S:s sf:s e al = IS 3?
Mr.. Gray Bear sy Bear e. a. .. Sec q. ' q.
$3.50 Martha Young EoYsss: ssss a M
'''' Jennie S StsR;SS SEE al ~; 'E'
sss White Thunder Leg White Thunder nwH neA
Sz4 Barney Preends Psetends Eagle swA.
= sec Is s. r. a? e r. r.
4oz4 Mary Yellow FatTJqsepn Yellow Fat. swA. T. a.
sss Felix White Eafes% ,. White ssst Eagle sw1 90
Simon Bear He'T nsxaHy': ssa st g. w
:, Amy Ts.b. H. 8 ana a"x
o44 Angela Edward SEX Sec e. F.
IS; Hsss sx4 :.s Il + n !;
s44 Joseph Shoot The > Ss.s e e. E..
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-05-21

NORTH DAKOTA NoNcoMpErEnT INDIAN LANDS
Listed April &C. de- opened Jun. % 1ss
Ses.se yons g. .o
No Name Of o Land NpVFaassee'
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1915-05-21

5000 1000. 90
10000 1,600. 90
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-13
Mr.. S. S. Parks.

"A number of Mr.. S. S. Parkes' frien6s
in the masonic fraternity of this city,
gave him a surprise birthday dinn,r IN
the Masonic Temple last Monday night
the IL, of October. 1t was his eighty
sixth natal day.
Judge Shackelford presided as toast
master and was in his usual happy vein.
His introduction of the various speakers
of the evening was in keeping with the
occasion.
a Hon. W. L. Crutcher was the first
speaker of the day and he gave many
pleasant "reminiscences of the life of the
honored guest. Ills speech will appear
in full next weekly
Hon. L. B. Harrington, Mr.. r. r. Bur-
nam and DIR. Telford handled their
themes ably and to the pleasure of their
auditors.
Mr.. Parkes' response touched every
heart by its sweetness and strength.
Z Mr. s. S. Parkes numbers his friends
by his acquaintaLces and 10 know him
is to love him. Kindly in his nature, OF
pleasant address and courteous manner,
he impresses those with whom he come s
in contact most favorably and leaves
them his friends. For many years he
has been one of the leading financiers
and his opinions are sought and given
due-consideration by the people. He is
sympathetic, kind and always delights
in helping the needy but he dispenses
his charity quietly and without osten
tation. 1t has been said of him that his
foot prints can be found wherever there
is distress or need of help. BY his ex-
ample he breaches daily to the people.
For over forty two years he has been
the treasurer of Richmond Lodge and
this position he will hold for life.
The evening was happy one and
and those who attended it will hold il
long in memory.
The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-13
Church Notes


Next Sunday morning is Church
Family Day. when every member of
the family is invited to be present, and
each family sit together. The sermon
will be appropriate TO the day and the
season of the year, The Fading Leaf. >
We hope to see large number of our
older members present.
Sunday night will be Students
Night" All students in the city are
cord ally invited, those of Caldwell
High School as well->as those iof The
Normal School.
Our prayer meeting is adjourned this
week on account of the Synod.
Mrs. J. w. Earring on last Sunday pre-
sented TO Mr. William S. Broaddus a
handsome bible as a testimonial of her
esteem He has been a faithful pupil
in her bible class at the Christian Sum-
day School, was always prompt in at
tendance and took great interest in the
class. Mrs. Earring was very happy in
her remarks and the presenta tion was
an affecting scene. Mr. Broaddus was
almost overcome by the unexpected and
gracious act of his beloved teacher and
was warm in his expressions of appre-
citation.