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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-31

CINCINNATI, March 29.-Bener was caught
at Fosters Crossing about 2:30 p. m. and is
+. cla:,e Of officers, who will take him to
ToElIn,us
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IN TOWN.
KNIFE AND REVOLVER.

Frontier Indsx, Nay Sd.


The first deadly act in the drama Of from
tier life, at Thompson Falls, was the quick
death Of Spokane Jim, alias Louis, last Sun
day, just a. the dusk of evening came ~
pail over the dying form Of the dusky saw
age.
Several sharp reports Of revolver; the
cry, "An Indian on toastp' and rush on
Front street, to Truax dance house, caused
our reporter to wend his steps that way, and
beheld swarthy red man lying in the mid
die of the street, breathing his last Stretched
on his back, his face portraying insensibiiity
and the blood ooxing from both sides. A
bullet had entered the right side, evidently
passing through both lungs and emerging
from the left side In the region Of the heart.
Inquiry elected the statement that this
man had been engaged in game Of cards
with Hiram Parry, and the Indian being the
most expert gambler Of his tribe would not
brook defeat, and drew large butcher knife
with which he assailed the white man.
One spectator says the Indian followed up
his antagonist, and that Parry twice struck
him in the face with his revolver, only pull
ing the trigger - last resort.
Parry gave himself up, and hadlan exami-
nation yesterday, on coroner's inquest evil
dencs, with the result - given in our court
proceedings. The defendant IL . SON OF
Bishop Joseph Parry, Ogden, Utah.
About IL O'Clock the friends Of the dead
man came from their wakiups At the falls,
wrapped the corpse In blanket, and run
ming lodge pole through the knot In the
blanket, two Indians put the pole on their
shoulders, and packed him on 10 camp,
where shallow grave was dug next day By
the aide or the trail. and the remains we've
inferred with = semi Catholic-Inaian care
mOny.
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PERSONAL.

Commissioners Helm and Vineyard arc in
town this week.
K. b. Waterbury, ESQ, Of Anaconda, was
In town Wednesday. The world goes we'll
with him.
The Herald announces Governor Crosby
has been quite Ill for several days, having
taken q severe cold, which threatens to re-
he Ii recovering.
Mr.. j. A. Goodhue, representing the Gene
va Nurseries; was In town this week. Mr.. G.
brought the best nursery stock that was ever
delivered here, but tins valley is only adapted
for q few very hardy varieties, and 1t Is .
graveyard Of Geneva trees. He In meeting
with good success In lower valleys and
nilder climates.
Mrs. Col. J. q. @. Thompson left for Mex
leo, Mo-, yesterday, via U. & N. and U. p.
Mrs. Thornton has gone to visit her daugh-
ters, Lizzie and Mary, who are attending this
female college ut that place. Miss Lizzie
will graduate during this month and will re-
tsrn home with her mother in about six
weeks. Miss Mary will remain at the college
two or three years lenger.-kiner, 4th
Frank Worden, Esq, senior partner Of
1.-THE first commercial house In Montana"
and still apparently In the hey-day Of youth,
dropped In the other day on his return from
BoEsman to Missoula, to see old friends and
70 pay us . wager made In 1880. We rather
think he had designs also on that flask Of N.
r. X. X. whisky that Is to b. kept until the
road IN operated through Deer Lodge valley,
but concluded to defer the subject until next
visit Mr.. worden has many friends here,
and his visit was very gratifying to them.
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THE LEAvIrr oIGANTEAN MINsTRELs.
At O'Nsill's Theatre Next Monday and Tues
day Evenings.

Leavitt's immense company Of Minstrels,
said to be . combination Of very superior
merit, Is announced for O'Nsills Theatre
next Monday and Tuesday. The mention Of
them by the press and public where they
have appeared is very fattering, and We
have no doubt they will have crowded houses
here. Following is from the Butte Miner:
Leavitt's Gigantean Minstrels opened last
evening to a literally packed house. Stand
ing room was difficult to ind and many were
turned from the door from lack Of room in
side. The performance was all that 1t has
been represented to be-gigantic in every re-
spect The work Of the Leavitt Combine
ton il cut out on the heroic plan. There arc
twenty Ave performers in the troupe and ev-
cry one Is an artist of metropolitan repata-
ton. From the bone to the tambourine Is .
galaxy Of stars that would shine In any city
in the world. Personal mention Of all the
performers is impossible, but We cannot omit
noticing the remarkable soprano voice OF
Mr.. Elwood, who, elegantly costumed in fe-
male apparel, rendered a difficult operate
selection in a very Superior manner. HIS
singing alone is worth the price Of admission.
The Company is the best Of the kind that
has ever appeared in Montana, and will
doubtless draw crowded houses during its
engagement here. The Leavitts should be
heard to be appreciated. No faithful pen
picture can be given Of this superior troupe.
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FINE HORSES SOLD.
Some Excellent Stock from Willow Run
Farm.


Mr.. 6. z. Larabie has recently made the
following sales Of blooded horses from Will
low Run Stock Farm:
To N. G. Boswell, New Chicago-"Head-
light" the thoroughbred race-horse, sired by
Bayonet, full brother to Preekness, now in
England; by Old Lexington, &c.
To Nathan Smith, Garrison-"Smuggler, !"
said to be by General Mcclellan, Black
hawk stallion owned In Oregon, &c.
To Patrick Dooley, New Chicago-the
thoroughbred race. horse "Australight," by
Headlight; dam Christine, by imported Aus
tralian, &c.
To Mr.. Burton, Moose Creek-"Mimic." q
three-year-old stallion, by Giddings' Ham.
bIetonian, dam by Jack Golddust, &c.
To DR.. Amsden, Butts-the premium sad.
die stallion, Morgan Traveller" This Is one
Of the most blood-like and beautiful horses
ever imported to Montana. He was much
admired in Kentucky by posted horsemen.
To the Blackfoot Horne and Cattle Co.
located On the Big Blackfoot-the bay four
year-old stallion "Koh-i-noor,s 16i hands
and weighs 100 lbs. He Is one combining
size and finish, which are hard to find In any
country. He ID thrice inbred to the srea
Morgan family, also to the best thorough
bred blood-Lexington, American Eclipse
Margrave, &C. He was sired by Eclipse Gold
dust. dam by aJehu Morgan" the sire Of tn,
dam Of Fieety Golddust. record 40.
Persons wishing to buy brood mares. allie
or colts win do well TO call at Willow Ran
. Mr.. Larabie il closing ont his entire stasl
Of horses. Prices and terms to suit the time
Land purchasers.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Proceedings Of the April Term, 1884.

THURSDAY, MAY l, 1884.
Morgan Evans w. Board Of Commission
ers. This cause was placed on the calendar,
and set for hearing May 7th, at o'clock.
John O'Neill W.. Kate Hartlee ct al. Judg-
ment in favor Of plaintiff against defendants,
and decree Of foreclosure and judgment in
favor of defendant John W. Steele against
the other defendants for s457.n.
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1884.
In the case of the Territory vs.. Mary j.
Nerling, the defendant il admitted to bail
in the sum Of $3.50.
Kate Albert vs.. Charles Albert. This was
an action for divorce. The plaintiff charged
extreme cruelty on the part Of the defendant
The cause was tried by jury and resulted in
verdict for the defendant.
Nicholas II. Connolly VS.. Geo. w. Brock
ct al. Foreclosure Of mortgage. The cause
was tried by the court, and resulted in find
ing for the defendants.
Otto Dusssll VS.. John H. Suprenant ct al
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff in the sum
of s24O9l and $50 attorneys fees, and de-
cree Of foreclosure entered.
In the case OF the Territory W. Joseph
Douglas, the defendant was sentenced to
confinement in the county Jail for three
months, and to pay the costs OF the prose
cution.
Territory VS.. Victor Hory. The defendant
was sentenced to confinement in the Terrific
rial prison for the period Of two years and
six months.
The last decree entered by the Distric
Court was in the case of Amelia Morrow
against John Morrow, granting divorce tc
the plaintiff from the defendant. The par
ties were married in 1882. The defendant
having previously cruelty mistrsated the
plaintiff, left her in the spring Of last year
and shortly after left the Territory, declar
ing his intention not to return again. The,
lived near Anaconda.
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Anaconda Newspaper.

1t is announced by the Inter Mountain that
Mr. John s. Mills Is about to start weekly
quarto newspaper In Anaconda, to be called
the anaconda Reriec Messrs. Pryse Bros
also announce that they will soon issue at
Anaconda an illustrated weekly, to be called
tho Anaconda Ariel. The former paper is
stated to be non-partizan and the latter Re-
publican. We learned this week that the
propriston of both papers were soliciting
subscriptions aud advertising. Pryse Bros.
have their plant on the ground, and Mr.. Mills
10 said to contemplate having the first issue
Of his paper printed at the Later.Aountain
office. 1t 10 hardly an encouraging field for
two papers, but we presume the several par
ties In interest know what they are about.
and we will give them welcome 10 the ranks
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rnE COLD FIELDS.

You who intend . seek your fortunes Ia
the new gold digging viii avoid inconveni-
cuce and extortionass pricss by.pnrchasing
vour outfits before starting. We have the
largest stock Of Tents. Wagon Sheets, Blan-
nsts, Qu,lts, Clothing, vaiisss, etc, In the
Territory, and our prices arc the lowest
Mall orders will receive prompt and care
mi attention. SANDS 4 BOYcE,
7s3u Bssss City Montana.
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We are agents for nrst-class Tailoring
Establishment In New York City. Wedding,
Business and Fine Suits furnished promptly.
cut and finished In the latest styles A per-
feet ft guaranteed.
An elegant line Of samples-C assimeres
and Cloths, also fashion plates. can be seen
nj Z. L. BoHrER q Co.'S.
Deer Lodge, n. T. April 10, ~. mt
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Notice to Pupils and Others.

A. III. Sawins' Art School win close In Deer
Lodge July ], 1854. All persons under In
structions, and those hereafter joining, viii
arrange TO finish 1t that date.
Persons wishing to perfect themselves,
either in Writing, Drawing, Stretching or
Bookkeeping, win receive special attention
In the arrangement OF courses for instruction;
pupih commencing 1t any time, and receive
instruction at any hour between 8 .. m. and
10 p. m.
The public arc invited to visit the school
ct any time, and witness the advancement OF
the pupils and manner Of instructing.
T3-4t
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DENTISTRY.

Now IL the time to have your Teeth NJ
tended to. Teeth filed for almost the same
price 1t costs you to have them taken out
Artificial Teeth made and warranted to d,
the most difficult mouth. Bed Rock Prices
Come and see for yourselves.
A. j. DUFFY, Dentist,
Deer Lodge, Montana.
Office ut the NcBurnsy House. 7741t
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GRANDMA CIGARS.

After test Of fifteen years the celebrated
Grandma Cigar has proved itself the best
Domestic HaUana Cigar on this Coast. Msssrs.
w. Coleman & Co., Of Deer Lodge City, NJ
T., are the sole agents Of this brand for Deer
Lodge City and county, N. T. Manufac.
tured by g. CoHS & Co.,
TIA 6m San Francisco.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
LAND DEPARTMENT,
ST. PAUL. MINI, April I, 1884. I

ST.. PAUL, MINI, April !, 1884
Mr.. Edwin Stone has this day been relieved
from the position Of General Land Agent Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Until further notice, all contracts for the
sale of land In Montana. and all receipts for
payments made on land contracts, win be
signed by r. j. wemyss, General Land
Agent, st Paul, MINI. Applications for the
purchase Of lands, and payments on con-
tracts, may be made through Mr.. 4. A. Win
stanley, local land agent. whose Office II II
Helena, Montana. Persons desiring 70 pur-
ch.se railroad lands In Central and Western
Montana, should apply to Mr.. winstanley
for prices and terms.
CHAs. b. LAMBonH,
r7i.at Land Commissioner.
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FROM STUART.
The Railroad Grade Nearly Completed.
Correspondence Neio North


Correspondence Neo North West.
STUART, May 8.-Everything here is still
on the increase.
RAILROAD WORK
has progressed rapidly the past two weeks,
and now the greater part Of the grading Is
completed. There only remains about ten
days work on the third mile, which is th rough
the swamp, aud the seventh mile. We I'M
derstand that it is the intention to have ev-
erything completed by July !, and run =
grand excursion from Butte to Anaconda on
july II this Is carried out 1t will be the
largest excursion that ever came into the
valley.
SHELTER MATERIAL IN TRANSIT.
KirkendalI & Brown have fnished their
work Of repairing the wagon road between
this place and Anaconda, and It Is now In
hrst-class order. The machinery for the
Smelter At Anaconda is now being delivered,
four cars were received the past week; also
eight cars OF fire brick, which wers shipped
from Liverpool.
There were 538, 900 pounds OF merchandise
delivered At Stuart Station during April for
Anaconda.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
LIP. Hendricks has started baggage and
express line between this place and Ana
couda, which will be great convenience to
the public, N heretofore the stages have
been SO crowded that they could take but
very littls baggage for the passengers.
L. G. Savery and wife passed through Stu
art few days ago en- route to Cable, after .
short visit ut Salt Lake.
WIN. McCaskell returned . week ago from
San Francisco, having spent the winter at
Hot Springs, Arkansas, and the former place.
Pryse Brothers, Of Anaconda, are soon to
start paper there. Their presses, type, &C.,
were received this week.
Stuart In organizing base ball club, TO be
ready to take part in the summer campaign
l..
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Notice Of Final Entry.
u. .. LAND OFfICK,
~ N ~ 4 aEHl

Helena. n. T., Nay ., fesA
settler hss died notice OF his intention TO make nna
proof 10 support oe his claim and that sad proof vii
ho made before the kegisef and Receiver Of the UNI
ted Siaies Land Once q Helena. =, T., ON June -
THOMAS COLEMAN.
who made Homestead Application No. 1iae for the
NWA &c. 80 ~ ~ N q II 10 w.
He names tho following wituesses TO prove hie
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, ts-wit-
and Gilman Wesch. oil Of Helmvlle, -. T. 81
TT4-M r. Atkinson, Register,
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FROM BOULDER CITY.
The First Term OF Court Mt the New
County Seat
Correspondence Ne,o North West.

Correspondence Ne,o North West.
The District Court Of Jefferson county met
yesterday at Boulder, for the first time since
the removal of the county seat from Raiders
burg. The town company have built two
story stone building 3Ox64 feet, which they
give free of rent for Ave years for the use Of
the county. w. Z. Cullen, John Shober
and George F. Cowan are among the legal
lights, and representatives from all over the
county are here.
THE SURROUNDINGS OF BOULDER.
This valley round here is dotted with farm
houses, which extend for thirty miles along
the Boulder river to its union with the JEFF
ferson. Doctor Hunter has charge Of the
Hot Springs near here, which have fine large
buildings thereon, looking neat and clean.
Two-and-a-half miles north Is the Amazon
mine and fve-stamp mill, that has lately
turned out ninety tons Of base bullion, but
at present is closed down to put in five more
stamps and the silver pan process, instead Of
teaching, as hitherto used. The Elkhorn
mine, twelve miles north Of here, is turning
out bar of fine bullion every day, worth
about 81 300.
Mr.. Dave Heating is here, and informs me
that he has inst bonded the Keatingvills mine
for six months for $4,000 to representative
Of an English company. Over million and
Q quarter Of dollars have been taken out Of
his mine. Levels run alsng the lead 1900
feet and 80 feet sunk through the iron ore;
also o 150- foot level at dept Of 1886 feet, but
only $50 per ton realized from the iron ore.
John Parker informs me that he struck
lead last December on Uncle Johnny gulch,
eight miles from Radersburg, that goes 81
ounces silver per tor. So in gold, and 30 per
cent. lead, and Is six feet wide, and named
"Silver Bell
IN TOWN.
The estate Of Con Canon, deceased, will be
sold at public aution on Thursday next,
which includes the old Capt. Cook hotsl,
which has lately had a large two-story addi-
ton made. Daily stages arrive and depart
here from the railroad at Jefferson; also from
Dillon and Butte and Elkhorn.
Boulder has three saloons, two stores, .
Methodist church but no school house. A
branch of the Boulder runs through town,
but as yet no shade trees have been planted.
Business il quiet; in fact there has been no
boom here like at Townsend. w. II.
BOULDER, May 6, 1884.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For ASSESSOR.

FOR ASSESSOR.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Assessor Of Deer Lodge county, subject to
the action OF the County Democratic Con.
ventiOn.
773 II JAMES NJ. BAILEY.
FOR CORONER.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Coroner Of Deer Lodge county, subject TO
the action of the county Democratic Conven-
tioH.
77itf HENRY 7. MCFARLAND.
FOR SHERIFF.
hereby announce myself a candidate for
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county, subject TO the
action Of the county Democratic Conyen-
ton.
774tf THOMAS McTAGUE.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county, subject TO the
action OF the county Democratic Conven-
ton.
774tf JANIS ID. McMAsTER.
hereby announce myself as candidate for
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county, subject TO the
action Of the county Democratic Conven-
ton.
774tf n. DICKINSON.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED SIATE6 LAND UEFICn..,
HELENA, N. r., May 8, 1854.
Not o b hereby given that the following-named
settle has died notice Of his intention 70 make
anal proof In support Of his claim and that said
proof win Do made before X. L. Davis, Clerk Of
the second Judicial District Court Of Montana inland
for Deer Lodge county, al Deer Lodge, Il. T., on
'A'' - ERICK BoBERG,
Who made Homestead Application No. IT'D for the
RK SEA swk SEX SEX SWA section II TIP N of
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land. viz
strom and Daniel Jamee all Of Warm Springs, n. T.
774tb r. Atkinson, Register.
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SHERIFF SALE.
W. T. Ballard. Plaintiff,

A. K. Mayhem, Defendant.
To be sold at Shern's Sale at o'clock D. m. Sat
urday, May 81, A. d. 1854, In front Of the Court
honse door, In ths town sna county o. peer tonge,
above entitled cause, issued from out the District
Court OF the Second Judicial District Of Montana
Territory In and for Deer Lodge county, the follow
ing describcd property, to-wit:
All Of Lot No. twenty fail In Block No. eleven
fill, saye and except the west thirty Of said lot,
Situated and being IN the town OF Deer Lodge. In
Deer Lodge ceunty Montana Territory, according TO
the ofcia survey and plat OF said town. Ole In the
once Of the County Clerk and Recorder Of said eonn
" and Territory, with all the improvements on said
lot and consstina OF the law once heretofore occu-
piea BY said defendant.
Dated this I'm day OF Nay A. ID. 1884
JANIS B. McMASTER, Sheriff.
by Tor McTAarH Under Sheriff. T7<-4t
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SPRING WAGONS md svss!Es A! COST.


For the next sixty days we offer our entire
stock of spring work. comprising the most
complete line Of fine Spring Wagons, Car
riages and buggies in the Territory. at cost
Having larger stock In this line than the
trade Of this section will warrant MS In car
rying, we are determined TO offer them ut
such prices as win force you to buy. We
mean business, and win not be undersold.
Cali early and secure bargains.
77ia JOHN w. LOWELL CO.
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One hundred Gents Suits, three hundred
new Hats, one thousand Ladies' Dress Pat
terms and one million other things that are
needed In all of our best families just re-
ceived at A. KLEINsCnMIDT & Cos.
TIA
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Two spXnking Races to Come or Saturday.
To have little sport and make II interest
ing, Mr.. Sam Scott this week secured from
citizens very liberal purses for tho following
races, to begin at 2 p. IN. Saturday next, At
Olin track.
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UTAH & NORTHERN TIME TABLE.
NORTHERN PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
Hours OF Arrival mt Garrison.

From the Northern Pacific Time Table.
which took effect April 9th, and which will
probably be the summer schedule, we give
below the hours Of arrival at Garrison.
Trains stop from Ave to fifteen minutes.
WESTWARD BOUND.
No. Pacific Express, Ist clsSs-12:05 a. m.
No, 3-Local Passenger, LIST class--l0:05 a. m.
No. l3-Express Freight, ID class s:25 p. Ia.
No. I5-Local Freight, 2d class 6:l5 n IN.
EAaTwAHD BOUND.
No. 2-Ailantic Express, LIST class 2:50 . m
No 4-Local Passenger, 1st class $3.50 p. IN
No. IA Express Freight, I'd class 1l5p. m
No l6-Local Freight, ID class $40 a. m
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Game 10 my premises In November,
1854, one Rom Steer, four years osds
branded 90 on eff shoulder. the owner 10 rtqneeted
within - days 10 prove property ana pay csaKes q
the same win be sold according to law.
7-4-1 j. A. FKATHgRNAN. New Chicago.
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FIRST RACE.
A. - -,
SECOND RACE
"A horxes IN karnass.

Named horses TO harness:
Lodge e. Beaumont name...b. h. Bristow.
Evans Il Mitchell " ID. h. Moslem.
w. b. Miller ...bPk b. stonewah.
Heats to be determined by owners. Judges
selected, J. H. Buxton, Thos. Stuart. John
Bleisnberg. Pools on both races will b. sold
on the track. The Cornet Band will play sn
this occasion at the track A general invita-
ton IN extended, and nothing shall occur TO
occasion ladies regret In attending.
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Agents Of the New North West.

The following Agents are duly authorized by
the NEW NORTHWEST, and subscribers are
requested to make settlement with them when
esled upon;
Thos. w. catlin, General Travelling Agent.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
The following subscriptions have been paid
since last ackno wledgment:

Cash department, New North West.
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cHRIsTIhN-serviee every Sunday at the
Court House at IL a. M and 7 p; m, Eioef
Oalen Wood, Pastor. Sunday School at Q p. m.
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4 JOHN W. LOWELL CO.