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o,rrhn.c Of nnrnhlnc.

AiurQrugyr, y NJ, May . Walter T..
Logan, member u the stock firm of 4. l..
Morrison Sons a Logan, was found dead M
bed on Sunday morning last at the ranch Of
the firm IN the southeastern part of Apache
County Arizona. Mr losan had been sui.
icdug fpr several days from a iclon on the
hand. aud had secured a fmall amount oi
morphine 10 alleviate his pain. when hc
rvtircd Saturday night be- took several doses
VI the drug o. bis r um, aud 10 ~ supposed
that inadvertently hc swallowed an over
du.c With fatal results. lie h. the suu II
Thomas A. Logan. uf Cincinnati. one Of the
mort eminent men uf the Ohio bar Ills
uunts. olive aud Celia, are we'll known ~
journalistic aud theatrical circles. lie was
lawyer hy profession but was for some time
on Che stan ~ the Albuquerque Dcmocrai
lie vas only 30 ycar u ar', married an,
bad one child Ensign Logan, who wal
drowned on thc Trenton In Apia harbor, wa
his sounFuf brother
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coaiIicaYcr- strife.

AuANp, Wis, May Every coal HEAVIER
in the city struck yesterday Tor a 'rsisc Of
wages upon the arrival ot two cargocs. The
coal companies argue That the men at
Duluth and Superior receive only 40 ccnts
aud have announced their willingness 10 pay
rates prevailing at those ports. Longshorc'
men Contend that 10 cents more should Ice
paid here because work is not ~ steady "a,
NJ Duluth Tie long-hocmcu's union
ordered the strike, and Il Is said they will
use every effort 10 prevent uon-union men
from taking their places. The Mayor was
called upon yesterday by the coal mpanics
Tor police protection when new men are put
Ia work IL " thought there will be trouble
before the strike j. settled.
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JANUARY AND MAY.
A Young Lady and an Old Gentleman
From Mobile Married.

Al the residence OF Mrs. A. u. Morrison,
S37 Main street. marriage occurred
Wednesday night, about 10 o'clock, that was
somewhat unusual. The high contracting
parties were Mr.. J. Harris aud Miss L. Ste
VEINS both claiming to be from Mobile. An
ArrrAL reporter secured an interview with
Mr.. Harris by knocking on the door OF his
room Mr. Harris came out In the hall. lie
had taken of his coat and vest for comfort,
the night being warm, and his immaculate
shirt front and black pants stood out In bold
contrast. lie appeared 10 be about iiftY-iivc
years Of age, though well preserved, and his
stubby mustachc aud hair were quito gray
almost whitc-and his sleek, fresh shorn face
evidenced good keeping.
The reporter greeted Mr. Harris with q
hearty shake Of the hand-which was re-
turned with intcrcst-and with, "liow do
YOU do, Mr.. Harris. just dropped In TO
congratulate you on the happy occasion OF
your marriage. May yourself and wife live
long and prosper"
Mr.. Harris turned the reporter around to
the light looked into his face n moment,
and, fearing that failure TO recognize him
might be construed into u failing vision and
a reflection upon his well preserved eye
sight, shook the reporters hand again heart
lily aud said, GLOW do you dor
You are from Mobile, are you noir'
yes SIR
"Your wife, tooy'
Eyes SIR
Roth Of you nom Mobilc2'
"lcs sir"
LEFT there TO get mnrricdP'
''Ncs, SIR
"Mr. Harris, ! am reporter FOR TuE Ar
rr,L and called @ obtain the facts connected
with your wedding. We publish all such
news aud would like Ia have u. I'm sorry
for having interrupted you. but
mo interruption nj all. ! was doing
nothing" said Mr. Harris. generously.
Thank you. How did yon come 10 leave
Mobile for Memphis 10 be mauicdy'
1--WE just came.'
"was there amy parental or other opposi.
ton Ia the unl0nf'
None
Did you run awayy'
"No. sir"
You Just rode up from Mobile to get
married because 10 suited your tastes
That's It,
What j. your business when YOU are at
home, Mr. llarrr'
lie hcsilAicd.a while and then replied.
'Oh Tina -, that J., travel aud trade
NllN lfAllf AltlNlii
Then your home T. not confined 10 Mo
bilcy'
Not exclusively"
elias Mrs Harris rctircdy'
eyer, rlr."
Would Il hc possible to scc her ,onishw
scarcely"
-<,AN0u will pardon me Tor asking ~ man
r,,I..slns. but TuE Atrial wants the new
and must have H. Now That you are married
YOU will not object giving iy'
Il don't carc what you du with 70 nov,
said Mr.. Harris earnestly 'Im done. The
thing II over now
How long viii you stay In the city,
Cant say
"will you return TO Nolilcg'
"lc.hapF'
Mr. Harris became morpsc and monosylla
bic AMI evidently did not care Tor turtle
conversation. 20 he bowed himself into hi
room ard closed tho door.
The young lady " fnid to he tho dddrhlc
al SIR. ]. u. or ]. T. stvNcns pumincn
citizen OF Mnhua She o. said Ia hc unusu
---.iiy .--uri.yc and was richly aud stylishl
drfsscd She seemed happy Ia tic old man
love aud De seemed more than proud Of b
beautiful bride.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 924Second y.
BnINKLEY LUMBER Co.. l2l Jefferson, :.
DYE WoRKs--L. Riege & Co., So JEFF
ferson street; telephone 1880.
G. X. IioTcuKIss, skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | espe-
cially solicit. No. 81 Madison street.
CuSYISanAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and Deso,o streets. Tho best ma
teral on hand; the most finished work.
men employed.
PuRE and white as the flower whose
name II bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN Il Lilly COFFEE AND SrIcE ca
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THE BOLIVAR LOOP.
A Trade Contaminated FOR the Road to
Tako In Friars Point.

The Hon. u. A. Scott, DIR. J. A. Cooper
and r. +, Logan Of Friars Point, have been
In the city the past two days ir conference
with thc Louisville, New Orleans Il TcXa'
Railroad people with reference TO the Boil
VAR and C0ahoma County loop line railroad
The conference dealt with donation 10y tho
l'riurs Point citizens TO aid the construction
by the railroad company Of the loop line
liy the untiring efforts Of Mr.. Scott and hli
constituents, the trade was cunsummatet
with the Valley road company to build th'
loop line through friars Point, intcrscciini
the main line at Colhoma station, or some
point north Of Coahoma.
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In Nee,, Of un,u,

iSuiASAruls, Ind, May p.-Complaiuts
are coming In from farmer, In al parts Of
Indiana and Cen pl Illinois about the need
Of rain. II the drouth continues many
days crops will suffer seriously The rain.
fall las been much below the spring
and only twice in seventeen years has u
been dricr In April In Indiana.
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Notice.

The Prospect Park & Belt Dummy Line
will begin running regular trains TO Pros.
pcct Park today. Trains will leave Second
and Gayoso streets about every hour and
forty minutes aud pass within short dis.
lance Of Calvary Cemetery.
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m ucu,,o, No "a Unto. street,

Illus Just received a large aud carefully Sc
lectcd spring stock, all OF the lntest de-
signs, which he will make up IN suits at
reasonable prices. Special bargains for
thirty days.
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TuE well known strengthening properties
Of iron. combined with other tonics and a
meet perfect ncuinc, are found in Carriers
Iron Pills. which strengthen the nerves and
body and improve tho blood and com
plCNiun
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I,aniru Q

~ nruovED NJ aus YAK op coco,iNP.
And II stimulates and promotes tho groTsh
q tile hair.
liurnctts Flayoring extracts arc tho
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Itot.cIlcepr

Why worry over that pcrplexing matter, n
good dinner, when YOU can get n good one
today aud tomorrow ut l0j aud lDl Main
street, served by the Woman's Exchange,
from II 10 . o'clock
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Sell all grades Of Furniture, Carpets, Ryg'
Mating, etc. ut tho very lowest possible
cash prices. Also DO repairing, upholstcr
ing, shipping aud packing furniture, and
guarantee good aud satisfactory work.
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mc,nnhI. s,nrrInEc Morn.

Nos 81 ANp 50 MADISON STREET,
Repairing aud Building Fine Vehicles.
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Wilson a PI,nn, 2aa Main street,

LOUISIANA STATE Lottery draws Tues
day. May II.
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e. 10. 4. GcrdinE. 30. p52 Main street.
f. prepared 10 deliver ice cream, per gal.
lon al sl.Oo, Si.50 and upward. Cake
| and cream ut pnrlorS.
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$1,000.

A BEAUTIFUL lot fOxilo. NEw FENCR,
~ new clsicrn: nothing a. do but build house
~ have ma clcfmnt home This lot n Ou Manassas
itr,ct ncnr Poplar. and lot opposite cauuot be
bought Tor less than 80 per loot
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What you need isn medicine which Is pure.
efficient, reliable. Such u Hoods Saisapa-
nlla. ltposscsscs peculiar curative powers.
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ORGANIZING FOR TR0TS.
A LOCAL ASSOCIATION TIA T HAS A
GREAT FUTURE.

General Outline OF the Plan Proposed,
Subject to Revision When the organi-
cation is Como Into - Subscription
Books Open For Stock Taking.
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$1,000.

A VERY BEAUTIFUL Tor. aoxi5S; HIGH.
" splendid dtiiuarc. majestic forest trccs-in a
wori. perfect lot nsshbdrho01 uucNccllcl; 10.
cation. south Main street, near NhNhurl avenue,
aud within D1 feet of judge lhthnins rcsldcnrc;
lots IN Immediate yicinliy have been sold At So
Yer foot
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CONAWAY'S
SPECIAL.

TINE FOLLOWING LIST or PROPERTY MUST
\ BE- sold NJ once AMI sc quote price. that will
leave NoI no choice but ~ buy provided you viii
take the trouble 10 examine the property and
know a good Thing when you scc IT,
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ror a disorlcrcd liver ,ry ncccl,am's Pills.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
siour Report Really.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-Tne sscre.
tary If interior declined TO give out
the report Of the Sioux commission to.
day although ii was ready. He said
that he desirad first TO read 1t over
carefully aud after he had done so 10
give il out for publication. II will
therefore be forthcoming on Monday.
The department hrs decided there Is
no reason that the action Of the COM
missioners need be ratified by congress
before the president may Issue the
proclamation. This question has
caused great deal of discussion among
officers of that department and there
there have beep declined difference of
opinion as TO whether or not such
action is necessary. but 1t he's finally
besn determined that the president
has 3 perfect right to issue the procla-
nation. Land depir ment officials
will begin work ut once upon a draft
Of the proclamation. IL is thought
now that very earlyin the new year
the necessary paper will be signed
which will throw into the public do
main something like 100000 acres
Of land. and that the result will be a
renewed immigration into South Da
kota and an enormous addition to the
population Of that state within the
next year o two. In fact the interior
department ebple expec, that almost
every scre of these most desirable
lsnds will b. taken at the highest
figure within the first wear after the
territory is thrown open to settlement.
Thousands Of inquiries have been re-
c-ivea here from all sections Of the
co1ntry in regard to the opening Of
ihsseservatIou within the lsst three
or ,ur months.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31

chest. These symptoms are severe
and altogether out Of proportion to Il e
gravity of the disease; hut physical
weakness, which il present with the
other SYMPTOMS, persists after they
sbate. the force of the disease gener-
ally spends itself ia or day. and
then rapidly declines, but N the
graver types, convalescence may be
delayed week or two. Recovery Is
the very general rule, but those suff-
ering from consumption, heart or kid
ney disease, bear the influenza badly.
The same il true of the very yourg or
the very old. Infants are less likely
to contract the disease than adults.
Treatment is best left to The discretion
of a areputable practitioner Of medicine.
II is true that fair pronortion OF
cases need little or no treatment, but
some assume unpleasant and danger.
Gus appearances and require skilled
management. Bronchitis, pneumonia.
inflammation of the ear and persistent
debility ate perhaps the most serious
complications and consequences of
this uncomfortable malady. The
newspapers speak Of typhoid fever as
following the disease abroad, but this
is probably mistake, since this fever
itself depends upon The presence of a
distinct germ, very different from that
which causes infiuenzs. The latter
owes lis fatality 10 an extension into
the lung cavity. Hence those ex-
posed to the epidemic influenza should
take care to avoid catching cold and
otherwise be- prudent, and those suff-
ering from the disease should submit
to the most careful nursing. We hope
that our Isolated position aud health
full climate will avert the visitation Of
the disease in our midst. p. F. II.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31

breed, who farms land wherein the
squatters had located, ,discovernd them.
Securiuga a band Of followers he at
tackled th- squ alters with guns, pis-
tolls and lss.oe9. They lsssoed boss
Carpenter and severely injured several
of the honeseekers. Finally the lat
ter took flight. being unable to hold
out 10 the battle. To add to their dis
may storm Of rain and fleet set in
and one by one came struggling across
the river drencbed, almost frozen and
q number of them bleeding from
bruises ana wounds. The halfbreeds
secured the lumber, piled ii up and set
fire IN il, and now all that marks the
prospective town,ite is vast column
Of flame and smoke viz lille here, while
the victorious halfbreed- mingled with
occasional pistol shots can plainly be
heard on this side.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
HELENA NEWS.
The Chances of Different Sena-
torial Aspirants Compareo-
The War Horse Ahead.
La Grippe Described From a
Professional Point of View
Telegraphic News.
The situation.

HELENA, Sept. SO.--[Special to
YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL THE situ-
alton here is beyond any solution at
present. Sanders is safe for first
choice but fierce faction fight among
west side republicans readers it ex-
tremely possible thst two Helena men
will be chosen. Mantle hss enthusi-
sstic following but not enough to
elect. Whitecouch, also Of west side,
has said that neither Mantle nor any
man of his choice shall go. White
has personally withdrawn but his
friends still keep his name up. II the
west side is unable to agree on can
didate, then Hsfschtield, Power aud
Carpenter loom up with numerical
strength in favor OF Power. A propc =
sitlon was made today by the demo
cratic house to assemble both houses,
leaving cut the five coltesting mem.
bers on each side from Silver Bow,
and proceed to ballot for senators,
With one republican retaining from
voting. Ii was supported in republi.
csn caucus by Brown, republican from
Beaverhead county, bIt he got such
scorching that he quit. The propcsi-
ton WIS not accepted. There were
three caucuses of republicans to-day,
without result. An open ballot will
be taken in each house tomorrow
noon aud a joint ballot next day. 1t
is impossible to guess the result be.
yond the old War Horse, who Is safe.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
AyictIm of Cocaine.

SPOKANE FALLS, Dec. 2s.-A ph ysi.
clan died at the hospital this evening
from the effects Of an overdose of co.
caIne, administered with his own
hand. His name wes Geo. ID. Parmly,
one Of the most prominent physicians
Of the city. lie was "a years old, a
graduate Of the college OF physicians
aud surg oBs o. New York city and
ives known as one Of the most skilled
surgeons In the northwest. DIR. Parm.
ly Was man Of great strength ond
splendid physique. He has a record
for throwing the hammer at Prince
ton. He became addicted TO the CO
caine habit by making experiments
on himself. For the past year the
drug has bad fearful mold on him
and he became emsncipated TO q de-
gree. whiskey aud morphineseemed
TO have no effect on him whatever.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
Communicated
Ia Grippe.

Ed. YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL:
As Europe is now in the clutches of
"la grippe" and as IL has entered the
United States and is on Its travels and
may come here, your readers doubtless
will he interested in brief description
Of this peculiar epidemic. Royal bones
have sched abroad as well a. those of
the plebian, lor the cause Of the disease
is entirely impartial in Its operations.
So, should 1t pay its respects to this
community, no class, color or previous
condition of servitude will be exempt
from II.
The disease is specific, self-llmited,
epidemic fever; the air passages be-
come inflsmed, and In some places
also the stomach sn' bowels; there IL
also nervous restlessness and extreme
debility.
Repeated epidemics Of influenza
have occurred since the beginning of
the sixteenth century at irregular in.
tervals and have rapidly spread ov'r
large portions Of the civilized world.
But, since the great epidemic of ls47-
'Is. in which were stricken NOR" than
one fourth Of the entire population cf
London, and fully one-hslf that of
Paris, there has been no very wide
spread or serious VISITATION 'f this
dsesse until the present time There
was q rather extensive o'evalencs Of It
in mild form IN the United States
and Canada In 1879 Und so.
The probabilities o'e thrt he disease
is caused by minut" germs In the air
that hsve Thus tar eludcd discovery.
and II is probable thai epzootics
among domestic animals, especially
among horses aud dcgs, are brought
about hy the operation Of "A similar
cause, fo'. although epizootics occur
inderendpntly, they oftsn happen
simu ~ eously with, or Immediately
piecc Va epidemic influenzs. In regard
to cDrtagion, II is doubtful II patient
suffering with the disease can give II
to a person In health. Its propagation
IL believe TO depend wholly upon the
specific poison germ In the esir. There.
fore an isulsted case among US need
not cause much apprehension.
When invasion Of the individual
occurs Il may be very sudden, from
which circumstance comes the name
"lightning cstarrh;" or, ~ the Ger
mans call u "blliz-katsrrb. Or there
may be stsge Of slightly impaired
health for day or so. II usually be-
gins abruptly. A decided chill, alter
mating with flushing and heat, IL soon
followed by symptoms of a severe
catsrrh Of the head, with cough, sore
throat, froatsl headache, pains In the
limits, muscular weakness, depression
ofspIrits aud feelings Of distress In the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
Withdrew Their Offer,

TALEQCAH, Dec. 2s.-The Cherokee
couucIl adjourned sine d., this morn
ing. Before business WIS finally con-
cluded letter from the unit2d States
commissioner was read. Il SAID 10
substance that the government was
unwilling TO be embarrassed In the
slightest degree by any cour.e which
may hereafter be pursued with refer
ence to the Cherokee outlet by having
any offer concerning them pending
the offer Of purchase made to the Cher
okees and TO which the national coun-
ell has made 10 response.
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Winter Tourist Tickets
BAsINsRI Bros.

Via the Wisconsin Central 10 all
southern tourist points are now on sale
at greatly reduced rates. 1fyou intend
to spend The winter months in the
sunny south, consider well, before
starting, the advantages offered by the
Central" IL will pay you. Home
comforts make travelling pleasure.
Through trains with Pullman Palace
sleeping cars leave Minneapolis daily
at l2:45 p. m, and 6:25 p. M, 81. Paul
at les p. m, and 7:i5 .. M, arriving
In Chicago the next morning, making
close connection for all points 10 the
south. Meals served en- route In the
Central's famous dining cars.
For further Information apply 10
your nearest ticket agent, or to Il. II.
Anson, general northwest passenger
agent, 10 Nicollet House Block; G. E.
Dixon, acting city passenger aud tick
ct agent, 81. Paul, Paul, MInn.. or to
Louis Eckstein. assistant general pss-
seuger and ticket agent, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31

PIERRE, 8. d., Dec. 2s.-Grest ex-
cItement prevails here because Of the
discovery this morning that band Of
about rs settlers attempted to found .
townsite across the Missouri at the
mouth Of Bad river. IL IL learned the
scheme has been in embryo for several
weeks and number OF prominent
residents at East Pierre were concerned
lu Il. Work commenced nj r. o'clock
last night. and all night thereafter
men with teams and loads Of lumber
were crossing and recrossing the river,
the people Of Pierre being entirely un-
conscious Of what was going on. All
went well until 8 q. m, when half
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
Holiday ENcnr.i,n nat,..

The Northern Pacific railroad will
sell excursion tickets at one and one
fifth fare for the round rrip TO all
points in Montana and North ID 'kots.
and at one and one.third fare for round
trip to all points in Minnesota. T,ek-
els will be on sale Dec. "a. % and 81,
and Jan. lst. Return limit Jan. Sro.
No reduction for children between 5
and IL years old. c. r. GRIFFITH.
Agent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31

CHICAGO, Dec. estates Attorney
Longeue"ker said to-day that be had
secured considerable evidence against
four or five other men suspected Of
couspiring In the CONN murder con-
spiracy and that he might, h,fore long.
take steps to have them indicted and
brought to trial. He declined t. men,
tion the names at this Stage of the
matter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
GOInInendable.

All claims not consistent with the
high character Of Syrup of Figs are
purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig
Syrup Company. 1t acts gently on
the Kidneys, liver and bowels. cleans
ing the system efiectuslly, but it is
not q cure-all and makes no pretensions
that every bottle will not substsntiate.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Henry Hilhurn and ]. ID. Hicks, under
the name Of Hilburn and Hicks, has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
The undersigned will continue the
business at the Drover house.
HENRY HILBURN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-31
IMPORTANT CHANGES


Prior to taking our annual inventory
we offer some unprecedented bargains
in everything appertslning to
HOLIDAY GOODS.
II prices are To be the important
factor these goods must fipd ready sale,
whether IL is TO be an immediate or
later present. We have, for instance,
a few handsome albums left which we
offer III 81 each aud upwards, or comb
and brush sets at 20 cents each and
upwards. Dinner or tea sets aud
chamber sets in great variety at low
price, to all Of which we commend
your early investigation.
BAsINsRI BROS.
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CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church (Episc1pal) Palmer st.-seI.
Robinson, rector.
Baptist Church-wm. N. Weeks, acting pastor
reaching services sunday az IL q. m. and p. IN
s-sise and Prayer Meeting. Wednesday at 7;45 p.
A cordial Invitation TO all.
Methodist Churoh-services Sunday, II q. m.
81 ?. NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
'.ldeT Sutiing. pastor.
Presbyterian Church-services Sunday, II a. H.,
y. Ii. 7. C. Armstrong, pastor
church of Sacred Heart, Catbolic-services
sery 6Ist and third sunday Of the month. High
fasss 1890 a. m, sunday school M p. IN.
vespns "a Ssuediction II i,S0 y. NJ.
FATHEK {. PAUwELYE.