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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-15
NO PNEUMONIA, IF USED,

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IL the severest Coughs and Colds.
His Piles salve is q sure cure.
He has the safest and best remedy in use foI
venereal Diseases, all of which is made OF
pure vegetation, and is guaranteed.
Sold one door north OF the Telegraph ONCE
Main street, Eureka. d20eow
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. 10. II. a. A. n .
ryNHE STATED ooMMuNICATIoNs OF EU.
l. reks Lodge, No. 10. r. b A. M, will be
held in Odd Fellews' Hall Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members of sister lodges and sojouruing
brethren In good standing, are cordially invit
ed to attend. d. e. BAILY, W. NJ.
JoHH e. JONES, Secretary.
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VB PRINTING - NEW STYLES OF
type at the SENTINEL Office. Letter Heads,
s,ni.h ,L heads, Cards. etc., printed In the best
'sAes known to the "art preservative."
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The Grand Jury, in their report, recon-
mend the erection Of building for the Dis
trict Clerk and Clerk and Recorders Offices,
with secure vaults, ETC., for this county-tho
cost not to exceed 81 900 Or So, 900. While
more room and better security fer the Re-
cords Of those Offices are abss Iutely essential,
and to continue TO trust the Records in the
present vaults is tamperIng with danger, we
regret to see IL is the deliberate judgment Of
the Grand Jury to recommend but q partial
remedy for existing conditions. 1t is true
the preservation Of the Records of those
Offices Is of prime Importance, and safety fer
them and convenience for the Commissioners
may be obtained in the manner suggested,
but other officers-such As the Probate Judge
will not thereby have security for their
Records, and we have never believed the
erection Of small, separate and scattered
buildings tho best for county purposes. 1t is
better to have one safe, adequate and conye-
nientiy planned building for all the offices
and court rooms. The position taken by the
Grand Jury is that In view of the desire and
intent to reduce the tax levy two or three
mills next year, the erection Of court house
would cost too much msney, and 1t is neces-
sary to take early action as relates to security
for the Records. Ne action can be taken by
the Commissioners at present, as the Beard
had adjourned before the report was made.
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Murder and Robbery.
Missoulian, 9Th.

Eddy, Hammond & Co. last Saturday re-
ceived dispatch from Ed T. johnson, at
Golden City, British Columbia, saying
Baird left here yesterday, was shot and
killed on train; money taken; Harry shst In
hip, but escaped. / have offered $1,000 re-
ward wait for instructions" The Baird
spoken Of is Robert McGrsgor Baird, q gen.
tleman we'll known in this community. A
couple Of months since he went to the Koo-
tsnai country with pack train of liquors
belonging to Eddy, Hammond & Co., of this
city, and TT. Demers, of Frenchtown. He
sold the liquors and started the pack train
home, and it Is supposed he and Harry Ny
ers known as Dutch Harry went to Golden
City to collect payment, which he secured
and started back by the trail instead of train,
with the result given in tho dispatch 1t Is
supposed he had about $500 with him,
which Of course was enough to tempt ssme
Of the desperate characters in that section.
No further particulars have been received in
regard to the murder and robbery.
Mr.. Baird, the victim in this case, has been
in this section Of the world for many years.
He was Scotchman by birth, Of good fam
lily, and came West in tho employ Of the
Hudson Bay Company, having been under
Angus Mcdonald, chief factor at Fort Col
vile. FROM there he came to Missoula, and
has been varisusly employed In this vicinity.
For two years he taught the public school
here. He was also connected with drug
5tore here, and with Eddy, Hammond & Co.
His latest position previous to going to tho
Kootenai country was as clerk at the Agency
for Major Peter Roman. He was man OF
probably from 5 to 80 years of age, was we'll
liked, and all who knew him will regre. hi.
untinely death.
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REPORT OF TERRITORIAL GRAND JuR,
To the Second Judicial District Court-De
cember Term, 1884.

TO the Honorable District Court Of the Second
Judicial District, sitting in and for Deer
Lodge county:
We, the grand jury, empanneled for the
December term, and instructed to inquire
into such violations of the law as should be
brought to our knowledge, would respectful
~ report: That during tho longest session
held BY the grand jury in the county,
we have duly considered all such cases, find
ing indictments wherever the evidence would
justify reasonable expectation Of convict on
1t liz with regret to us that the fruits Of our
labors have been so abundant, and that We feel
1t our duty, through this report, to call upon
the courts, all officers Of the law and all good
citizens to use their influence to the fullest
extent to suppress crime, which In every
form Is so rife and evidently increasing in
greater ratio than our population.
We have inspected the Territorial prison,
found 1t as well kept as the circumstances in
cident to the erection OF the new addition
would admit; also visited your county hos
pital and Jail, Rnding both In excellent con-
dition under their efficient management
We examined the Court House, and a nd that
the building il inadequate to tho wants and
demands Of the county business, and would
recommend that the Commissioners erect now
offices and fire-proof vaults for the Clerk of
the District Court and County Clerk and Re-
corder, which shall be Of sufficient capacity
TO secure the records Of the county and adap-
ted to the uses of said Offices, the cost Of
which shall not exceed seven or eight thou
sand dollars.
The jury would further recommend that an
OF sum Of money, not to ex-
coed five hundred dollars, be made by the
County Commissioners of this county, for
The Immediate building of a Jail or calaboose
In the town Of Philipsburg.
The failure OF the Justice Of the Peace
aud the Probate Judge, in several ins tances,
10 place the important witnesses under
bonds for their appearance before the grand
ury, has caused much expense to the county
and retarded the action Of this grand jury.
The attention Of railroad corporations is
JAILED to the section Of the Statutes which
'equires them to keep their road crossings in
rood order and to keep their right of way
rec from dead grass and other combustibls
Material, and to use such precautions in run
hing their trains as will prevent the burning
II straw, hay, grass or other property of the
'itizsns of this county.
Respectfully submitted
JOHN II. QUIoLEY, Foreman.
PETER WALTON, Clerk.
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The Music Rehearsal,

The Music Rehearsal by Miss King and
her class OF pupils, attracted large and APP
preciatlve audience to O'NeilTs Theatre on
Tuesday evening. The entertainment was
genuine plsasure-not greater than had been
anticipated, but fulfilling the best expscta-
tons. Miss King, assisted by Miss Mary
Galbraith, presided at the piano during the
vocal exercises. The instrumental sslos by
the pupils-Aiss Lizzie Irvine, the Misses
Katie and Annie Kohrs, and the Misses
Norma and Berthe Robinson-evidsnced q
gratifying degree Of proficiency. or the vo-
cal class-Miss Della Nichot, Miss N. wiles
and Miss Lizzie McGovern, sopranos, rem
dered number Of ballads, elicitiag frequent
and hearty recalls and Miss Ollie wright's
contralto solo met with marked approval.
The young ladies have good voices that shsw
careful and efficient training. 1t would have
been very pleasant to have heard them in
concerted pieces embracing the entire class.
Miss King favored the audience with several
numbers, ranging from light soprano, in
which her voice Is most exquisite, TO more
difficult classical compositions, and popu-
lar Duet with Miss Wright, and was repeat
eddy encored. J. q. Robinson, Esq, on behalf
OF the Instructrcas, made ackno wledgenent
OF the large attendance and approval be-
slowed upon the Rehearsal, and took oeca-
sion to say IL the class did net graduate q
number Of prima donnas IL wsuld not be the
fault Of their teacher.
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THE KATE CAsTLEToN COMPANY.
Al O'NsiII's Theatre Next Tuesday and We'd
nesday.

Mr.Vellemaire, Mr.. John Maguirs's Assis-
tant Manager, was in town Wednesday ar
ranging for the appearance at O'NeilPs Thea
tire next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Of the Kate Castleton Musical Comedy Com
pany. The appearance here Of Kate Castle
tor, who has a national reputation as one Of
the most popular and fasci mating actresses on
the American stage, Is assurance Of big
houses, for all the men will 60, sure, and Of
course their protectresses will 60 alsng to
see that no harm comes to them from the fas-
cinations of the bewitching Kate, but-"For
Goodness Sake Don't Say Told You" Miss
Castleton is an English commedisnne, who
came over in '76 to appear with Ricss IA
nous "Fun on The Bristo" Company, and has
since remained In America. In her peculiar
style of business she has few rivals, and the
tour ofthe Company on the Pacific coast has
been a remarkably successful one. IL con-
portion Of the population does not
follow the Company off when they 60, 1t
will net be fer the lack Of pretty girls to At
tract them II exchanges are to be relied on.
Reserved seats are new on sale at Coleman's.
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NOTICE.

Messrs. Jno. Caplice g. Co. have taken the
agency Of the Celebrated Thistle Dew
Whisky, Of Henry w. Smith s. Co, Cincin.
natl, D., for Deer Lodge, MissouIa, Beaver.
head and Silver Bow counties, and are pre-
pared to I'LL orders therefor in whsle and half
barrels, and also in five, ten and fifteen gal
Ion kegs, all In the original packages and un-
der the Kentucky stamp; orders taken also
to be shipped direct frsm the distillery Of
Henry w. Smith & Co, at Covingion. Ky.
S0S-4t
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PERSONAL.

G. Z. Irvine, Esq, Probate Judge-elect of
Silver Bow county, was in town Tuesday.
F. G. Webster, attorney at law and steno-
grapher, of Grand Junction, Col, is in at
tendance upon our court.
w. 1. Lippincott, Esq, stenographer, is in
town. 1t is expected the Boyer murder trial
will be stenographically reported.
Mrs. Lou P. Smith and Miss Fannie Rsa-
mer, Of Butte, came down from Butte Tues
day to hear the Music Rehearsal.
Hessrs. Peter Walton, Deer Lodge, Henry
Davis, Little Blackfoot, and S. Marchesseali,
Butte, expect to leave for New Orleans next
week.
Mr.. Charles Atkins, General Agent Of the
Union Pacific Company with office at Butte,
was in town Wednesday renewing acquain-
lance with patrons.
Mr.. J. N. Stone, of Blackfsot, who has
been away from his old home at Norman,
Ontario, for thirty-one years, left last Mon
day for winter visit there. We wish him q
pleas ant journey and safe return.
VIII. Davis, of San Francisco, and Green
VI outtC, anu LOCAl Agents
of the Travellers Accidental Insurance Co,
of Hartford, were in town this week fixing
up fracturable humanity with financial pam
aceas.
We extend congratulations to the Inter-
Mountain on securing the services as city ed
tier Of Mr.. Guy X. Piatt, formerly of the
Independent He is an excellent reporter, and
when he drops into rhyme is "boss of the
road"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Whittier, of Elliston,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Whittier, of Black.
foot Agency, expect to leave this morning
ola the Northern Pacific for Vermont. The
gentlemen have not visited their old home
for over 20 years.-Independent 9th.
Capt. futile, a veteran voyager Of the Arc
tie Regions, now aged 70 years, and widely
known a. "The King Of the Cannibal Is
lands" arrived from Helena yesterday, and
contemplates giving lecture here under the
auspices Of the Masons or some Educational
Institution. His lectures are spoken Of by
the press as very instructive and entertain
ing, and We trust arrangements will be made
enabling all our people to hear him.
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Acting upon the generally expressed wishes
of the Teachers Of the Territory, As expressed
at the several county Institutes, there will be
. general meeting ofths teachers and County
Supsrintendsnts Of the Territory at Helena
on the 29th-3lst inst. The leading purpose
will be to consider ssch changes Of the school
law as may be deemed essential to urge upon
the attention Of the Legislative Assem- bly,,
but It will be the purpose to consider any and
all subjects that will benefit the schools Of
Montana.
The railroads have been asked to give re-
duced rates, and the citizens Of Helena will,
IL IL believed, furnish free entertainment. 1t
is desired that as many a. possible Of those
who intend to come will notify the President.
CORNELIUS HEDGES,
Pres't Teachers Association Of Montana.
p. S.-Will the press Of the Territory aid
good cause by giving this notice publicity?
&C. III.
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Our government can no longer be said TO
BE- an experiment One hundred years Of
successful existsncs have established IL -
. permansnt institution. The magnificent
conduct Of the people during the late cleo
ton proves their patriotism and the wisdom
Of our Constitution. Our immense CONNER
cial interests also furnish convincing proof.
We know Of no batter illustration Of the suc-
cess attending honorable and able business
methods than the firm OF d. N. Ferry q Co.,,
Detroit, Mich. the leading ssedsmsn OF this
country. From small beginnings, thirty
years ags, they have built up their mann
moth business by strict adhersnce TO their
initial principle Of furnishing only the best
seeds obtainable. They effer to send shsir
valuable annual" free - al who expect 70
buy seeds Or bulbs.
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ITO I For New Orleans.

Mr.. Montgomery, agent OF the u. & N. at
Deer Lodge, is In receipt OF and has on sale
contract Excursion Tickets to New Orleans
and return. They give the choice Of % diff
isrent routes-nons, however, extending as
Tar East a Chicago. The tickets have ten
coupons each. They are divided Into two
elasSes-those allowing 20 days from date OF
sale to reach New Orleans costing sIl0 for
tue round trip, and those allowing ten days
from date OF sale until arrival In New Or
sAnS' costing sIo25. On arrival In New
"',eans' and within the time specified, the
hoider must present his ticket to dssigna-
"d ofilosr at New Orleans and have Il
signed and stamped by him. Il and the
coupons are thereafter good 20 return until
June J. 1885 Our welLto-do miners, farmers
and business men who propose to enjoy the
"'""t' viii now know the requirements
anu where to procure their tickets.
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PROCEEDINGS OF COMMISSIONERS
or Deer Lodge Countrywide. Term, 1884

or Deer Lodge Countrywide. Term, 1884
| MONDAY, Dec. board met in regular
sion; President, John Y. Batterton, Chm
John II. Helm and Morgan Evans; Thos
+. Ward. Clerk.
Official bonds Of Washington Day, Peter
Gilfeather, w. III. Putnam, john Dawson, J.
n. Uhl, James Carten, Joseph Lodge aud G..
A; Kellogg examined and approved.
Report Of Washington Day, Supervisor
Road District Ne. Is, found correct !; balance
due Supervisor s20O.l0.
Report Of Supervisor of Road District No.
u examined and found correct.
Report of Supervisor of Road District No.
examined and balance Of $40 found due.
Report Of Supervisor Of Road District No.
20. examined and found correct
RAPPORT Of Supervisor Of Road District No.
examined and found correct; balance found
due, S87.
Balance Of day occupied In auditing bills
on county, contingent and poor funds.
On representation Of N. Beck and others
It Ia ordered that the sum of $40 per month
De allowed Peter johnson for the ensuing
three months, the same to be drawn from the
poor fund and applied to support Of Mrs.
Nelson, pauper
TUESDAY, Dec. 2.-Prs,snt, tho same off,
GERS.
Day principally occupied In auditing court
expenses and bills Of judges and clerks Of
Ordered: That the County Treas rer of
Deer Lodge county be instructed to deduct
the taxes on 81 900 OF the assessed valuation
Of property Of each widow assessed In the
county.
Report Of A. HardsnLrook, Supervisor of
Road District No. examined, settlement
made and s44.75 found due.
Official bond Of Orren Emerson presented
and approved.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3.-Present, the same
officers.
The taxes Of w. w. Royal were reduced
50 %, and these Of James Pierce SO 20.
Omcial bonds Of Thos. w. Catlin, Peter D.
Hogan, Daniel 6isson, Chas Rouleau ana A.
ID Goedfellsw examined and approved.
The following reports Of Road Supervisors
we're submitted, settlements made and bal
ances found due
,: g. Fostsr, Distinct No. 1. Bal due. $500 43
Michael Drennon, 49,. :. :. 25i 90
David Scstt, g.. :o3 90
b. b. Horton, a.. :. $3.50
On petition Of Odilia Logan, James Mur-
ray and Others, IL II ordered that .all that
portion Of School District No. > lying east or
= line north and south, crossing the Little
Blackfoot valley where the county road
crosses the N. p. railroad, about 100 yards
west Of Keene's station, shell constitute the
new district TO Be designated - Elliston
School District No. q.
On petition Of w. W. Royal. 2. N. Haynes
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Anadonda Revieto, 6h.

Anadondd Revteso, 9th.
The following time card took effect on the
Anaconda branch Monday last:
TRAINS LEAVE.
1880 Q. N. for Stuart, Deer Lodge and the
North.
Up. m. for Butte. Arrive Butte $50 D. m.
2:55 d. m, nail train. Connects at Stuart
with south bound passenger for Silver Bow,
Pocatello and Ogden. Arrives 1t Butte As
p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE
1880 D. m, mail train from Butte and the
South.
$50 D. m, mixed train from Butte.
l:l5 D. m, mixed. Connects ut Stuart with
train from the North.
1870 p. m, from Butte. Leaves Butte at
To ID. m.
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Aisereants at Work.
Miasouln Tinsa 10th


The Atlantic express least bonnd, ran into
misplaced switch at Jocko at 11:15 Thurs
day night The engine, tender, Eve baggage,
express, mail and emigrant cars left the
track, the balance Of the train not being de-
rallied. The engine separated from tho ten
der and kept near the track, while the tender
and the five cars mentioned ran ont into the
field and tipped over. The baggage, express
and mail agents were slightly scratched,
which was the extent of personal injuries.
The damage to the train was not heavy. The
accident delayed the train between ~ and IA
hours.
The miscreants who have been endeavor-
Ing to wreck railroad trains turned switch
at Evaro on Sunday, but section hand dis
covered and recti6ed the mischief.
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a General Stampede.

Never was such rush made for any Drug
Store as Ia now 1t the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S
Store for Trial Bottle Of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or
any affection Of the Throat and Lungs, can
get Trial Bottle OF this great remedy free,
by calling at above Drug Store. Soo
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CRANADrhA CIGARS.

After test OF 6iteen years the celebrated
Domesfic H0pdnu Cigar on 1his Csasf. Mr..
William Coleman, or Deer Lodge City. NJ.
r. are the sole agents Of this brand for Deer
Lodge CITY and county. =. T. Manufac-
e~rsd nv g. CoHN b Co.,
~ ~ Sam Francisco.
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BuckIen'S Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and Positively
cures Piles. 1t IL guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by
S02-1yr THE DEER LODGE DRUG Co.
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Home Made FIo.icry.

), Having purchased the most approved knit
ting machinery manufactured and . large lot
Hosiery, Mitts and other Knit Goods or Ln.liss
and Gentlemen, We respectfully solicit the pat
ronage OF Deer Ledge and vicinity. Wa
would b plsaaed TO have ladies' call, ero,nine
evr 1ore and learn prices, assured they vii be
satiafed with both.
MRs. n. MIDpLKswoRrH,
ME- 4. A. DAKIN,
Hmtt Deer Lodge.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Second judicial District Ceurt-Dsesmbsr
Term, 1884.

Hon. VIM. J. Galbraith, Associate Justice, Pre-.
siding; ". Y. Pemberton, Esq, District
Attorney; r. L. Davts, Clerk Of Second
Judicial District; Hon. A. C. Botkin, U.
s. Adrshal;; James B. McMaster, Sheriff.
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FINE LIST OF HOLIDAY CARDS
Photograph Gallery.

Having re-opensd my Photograph Gallery
on Court House Square, Deer Lodge, I am
prepared TO take Photographs in the best and
latest styles of the art and at reasonable
prices. PARTIES desiring pictures are request
ca 70 call en- and after Monday, Dec. 18th.
when ! win be prepared to give them prompt
attention. w. IN. PIrIISrr
oO4u photoprauher
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Hay for sale.

A fine lot ofsalted Timothy. Dat & Wheat
Hay, free from weeds or foxtail, deliver -
sny part Of the city. Leave orders with u.o'
mast III. 8. HARRIS.
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stfayed frca Deer Lodge last June one large
last ssen yearfing calf unbranded. The caifor
re above reward win be paid for the return Of
w ee@.. GEO. TUCKER,
1UU-H Oeav rsad~Y. n. r.
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NOTICE.

no Having bought out T. w. Richards. / am
wsgdns sptarrd to do all kinds of hauling. Big
n. .aa !, Leave orders at Carltons.
GEO. TUCKER.
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HARTz-nEEK-In Deer Lodge, Nov. 20th. by
ksv. z. DsRyehere, Mr.. Peter Hsrtx and
MRS. Isabella Meek, all Of Deer Lodge, N. T.
o'RoURkE-NAsoN-A the Catholic Chapel,
Laurin, Madison county. n. n. Wcdnesdsy
Dec. y, 1854, BY Rev. r. DeRyckere, Mr..
John Okourke Of Butte and Miss Mary e.
Mason OF Laurin, n. r.
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PHILIPSBURG WATER COMPANY.

PHILIrsBURG, DEER LODGE COUNTY, NJ. T.
Notice is hereby given that the first annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the above
named Company will be held at the sffico Of
tho Company, Broadway, Philipsburg, Deer
Lodge county, Montana, on TUESDAY, THE
23D DAY OF DECEMBER, 1884, at 7 o'clock p.
m, for the election Of Ave Directors for the
ensuing year, and the transaction of such
other business a. may como before them.
The Transfer Books OF said Company will
be spsn for transfer Of stock from the 18th
to the 23d Of December, closing at p. In. Of
the last named date.
FRANK d. Brown,
s05 ct Secretary.
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SbYIERlAN-Serviees every Sunday a,
day School every Sunday at 2 o'clock.
L. l. GROENEXEIn Mini.,.r
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RELIGIOUS.

CHRlSTIAN-Serviees every Sunday at II
q. m. and IN p. m. Sunday School al D. m.
Services also on Wednesday evening At IN.
GALEN WOOD, Pastor.
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BORN.


HENDRicKS0N-To Mr.. and Mrs p. Hen
daughter.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Cash Department, New North West.

The following subscriptions have been paid
nnce last Acknowledgements: