News Supplement.
NOTICE.
Colony Lodge No. 190 P & A.
M. meets the 1st and 3rd
Thursday nights of each month
in the hall of Dougherty & Riggs.
Visiting brothers always wel
come. P. E. Taylor, W. M.
E. Edwards, Secretary.
NOTICE.
Rev. P. E. Taylor, pastor of
the M. E. Church, will preach at
the St. John Baptist church,
(col.) of McOrory on Tuesday
night, April, 1st, at 7:30 p. m.
Everybody is cordially invited
to attend. L. Shelton, P. C.
A TEXAS LETTER.
Blum, Tex., March, 4, 1902.
Mr. Editor: Can I find space
in your lively little paper to chat
with my many old Woodruff
county friends? It seems strange
to glance over its columns and
hear the correspondents speak
of the severe cold weather while
it is so pleasant with us- down
here in the Lone Star State.
Planting corn is the order of
the day here now and gardening
is a thing of the past in the way
of planting onions, mustard let
tuce, radishes and cabbage.
' Some of the neighbor’s vegeta
bles are up and looking fine.
There have not been but five
winter days in succession here
I this winter. It has not been cold
9 enough to freeze eggs or jars of
M fruit in a room where there was
® not any fire except the cook
stove. We haven’t any fire in
^ our sitting room.to-night.
I saw a letter from my boy
hood home in the News this
week that fills my heart with joy
to hear God’s spirit and divine
love is having dominion over his
dear people \and may God’s
richest blessings be with the
writer of that little article this
year that he may help to contin
ue the great work of our Lord.
Old Satan, twenty-five years ago',
had some influence over that
little town in the way of intoxi
cating drinks. May the spirit of
God continue to be with them
and they may say: “Get thee
behind me Satan” is the prayer
of this humble writer.
R. B. HarTi:S.
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last wither pv getting my feet
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looking over 1 he Gazette, I notic
ed that Pain Balm was positively'
guarantee ! to cure rheumatism,
so bought i b; ttie of it and be
fore using two'l birds of it my:
rheumatism h; d taken its flight'
and I have not; had a rheumatic
pain since. Sold by Dr. Neal of
McCrory ar.d A. S. Thompson of .
DeView, Arkansas.
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