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MUST HAVE REST.
Gladstone Has Been Sent
to Scotland
BY THE DOCTORS ORDERS.
His Work Has Been so Arduous
That Complete Cessation Is
Absolutely Essential.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Edmund Yates
cables the Tribune from London: Mr..
and Mrs. Gladstone have left town for
Scotland. and it is we'll understood
that the Prime Minister Will not be again
seen in the House of Commons before ad-
iournment. He has been advised that
change and entire rest are absolutely es.
sentia for him after the strain OF the last
six months and Sir William Harcourt is to
lead the House in the absence of his chief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone go to Black
Craig Castle. Perthshire, on a visit to
Armistad, that most useful and compla-
cent man who is to entertain Mr.. and Mrs.
John Morley, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Glad
stone, Herbert Gladstone, Henry Glad
stone and Mrs. Drewe. Black Craig is in
StrsthaIdle. between Blairgowrle and
Kirkmichael, and the scenery of the dis.
trct is very noun taiEOus 1t Is about the
oldest and least sheltered part of Perth
shire. The castle was built by the late
Frazer, about forty years ago, and is a
huge editce in the Scottish baronal style.
Frazer laid out the gardens and grounds and
planted the whole of the demesne which
was quite bare when he purchased the es-
tate. The castle occupies very fine site
with the wooded hill of Black Craig Just
behind it.
Clarence House. which has been the
town residence Of the Duke of Edinburgh
since his marriage, will shortly be gran ted
to the Duke OF COnuaught. who now has
apartments in Buckingham Palace. The
Duke of Edinburgh has expended con-
siderable amount Of money on Clarence
House and enlarged it at his own expense.
This house. which was for many years the
residence OF Princess Augusta, is officially
regarded as being a portion of St. James
Palace.
A miniature fortress, which cost nearly
100000 marks, has jusl been erected in the
private grounds of the new palace at Pots
dam for the use Of the German Crown
Prince and his brothers, whose military
education is shortly to be commenced
This fortress is a present TO Emperor
William from Herr Krupp and has been
constructed on novel principles, which are
TO be kept secret All projections rising
above the level walls have been avoided.
but at a given signal number of rotary
aTmOred turTets rise suddenly. and having
fred their guns, inStantaneously disappear.
l regret to learn that James Gordon Ben
nett, so far from having recovered from
the injuries sustained by falling from his
coach in Paris last June, has had a
relapse. and his condition is such as to
cause his friends very considerable
anxiety.
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Ihe Labor Council

At a meeting of the Labor Council last
evening Delegate McIvor was chosen as
orator for the open meeting TO be held
next Friday evening. The subject will re,
Effect of the Unemployei Upon the EN-
ployed"
Pope, president of the American League of
Wheemen, of Boston, Mass, suggesting
that the State Legislatures and city and
town authorities should take immediate
steps TO furnish employment in the con-
sstructlon of public roads. as. in his opin-
Ion, this labor could be in no way more
wisely employed than in the betterment
of the highways.
1he secretary was notified to Issue cir
culars calling the attention of the people
10 the grand anti-Chinese congress to be
held under he auspices of the council in
this city on Octobpr9
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JUTE BAGS.
SO me Interesting Statistics of Theil
Manufacture.


Manufacture.
Since the Ostrom bill went into effect
last February fixing the price and condi-
tiOns of sale at which jute bags should be
sold by the State to farmers, the mills at
San Quentin have turned out 100000 fin
ished articles, the State receiving therefor
one cent apiece after deducting the cost of
manufacture.
Al present there are on hand over 100.
600 bags and each day an average Of II. 900
are uTned out. The prisoners employed in
the mills number $50. although only 175
looms are used, which is due 70 the new
hands put 70 work since the reOIganizing
OF that department.
Recent adrices from Calcutta state that
the price of jute has advanced in c0nse-
quence of he heavy floods in the districts
devoted to -Jute cultivation, many fields
being entirely under water. This will
probably delay the work at the prison, as
the Calcutta article is the only brand used
However. the present stock will he worked
upon and will proba bly, suffice for several
months, as the demand for bags has some
what declined since the close of the har-
VeStlDg season.
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BREVITIES BY WIRE.

The First National Bank of Los Angeles has
hled SUIT al San BernardinO against the Bear
Valley Irrigation Company for $4,000.
Lawrence Moore an old resident Of Santa
Barbara County, brother OF Alexander p and
JOHN f. Moore. died Thursday evening AT Cot
Iage Hospital, Santa Barbara.
Five travellers shot a calf at Grasshopper.
near SuSduVilie, belonging 10 j. G.. York. They
took one hind quarter. leaving the balance.
YOIk had them arrested and they are in jail
a severe cutting affray occurred the other
night in Bodie. One OF the men concerned was
named Heilshorn the other Is unknown. B6Ih
men are now IN The hospital In a precarious
condition.
A. o. Xix, wheelwright of lrvington. was
seriously injured by the iail OF ladder while
working Tor the Parkdae Wine Company
Several bones were broken ana lie also received
Internal injuries.
Ray Brown, son OF ID. I. Brown of the Wash
lngton Colony, was run over Thursday at
Fresno by wagon loaded with wheat. BE
died the following morning. The father was
also run over, wheel passing over his chest.
He cannot recover.
upon A. L. Carlson, non-uniOn sailor. at
Eureka. man supposed to be Oluf Olson a
union sailor, struck Carlson on the head with a
brick, while Carlson was on his way home.
Olson has been held on $3.50 bonds.
Fruit shipping is active In Sutter County
One hundred cars OF green fruit have been
shppeo East this season, and daily shipments
are now being made OF canned goods from the
canDery al Iuba City. Prune and raising dry
ing are going on actively. The crop is good
l.. IL. Florey, an old resident OF Phoenix,
Ariz.. committed suicide Friday by blowing off
tie top of his head with a charge OF bird sboT.
The supposed cause of the suicide was cuntin-
ued iIl-bealth- Deceased was 80 years old aud
unmarried. He was well connected in the
East.
Judge John L. Campbell Of San Bernardiuo
has sold his interest III The Lyle Creek Water
course To A. u. Hubbard, the Harqua Hala
millionaire for $4,000. THIS water is leased
to the city OF San BernardIno Tor a Term Of
twenty years for an annual rental OF about
$4,000.
The sealing schooner Beatrice, which arrived
Thursday at Vancouver, brought word that The
names OF the schoOners seized by Russians
were the Annie Seymour and the w p Saw
ward. Another unknown vessel was seized,
bringing the total up 10 SIX. The Beatrice has
1450 skins.
The body OF John GiacominI, an employe OF
the Fiorl dairy ranch in Hcks Valley was
found near here this morning. The wreck OF
llls wagon was found near by, and IL is evident
that The man was killed in a runaway. De.
ceased was a native OF Switzerland and un-
married, age0 80 years.
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FAVOR A STRIKE.
There May Be Serious Trouble on
the Union Pacific.

OMAHA. Sent. S.-An agent of the Union
Pacific employees organization is authority
for the statement that there is a wide
spread sentiment of hostility among the
men on the Western division of the road
He returned late tonight from trip
through Wyoming. where be found gen.
eral opposition to the proposed cut, and il
the radical wing of the western divisions
comes out on top in the present discussion
of the situation a volcano of discord may
suddenly cause considerable trouble on the
eDt tire system.
The most radical wing of organized la DO r
openly favors strike before submission
to the reduction. A secret meeting has
been arranged for Sunday afternoon when
affairs will doubtless assume definite shape
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Coursing Entries.

Folio wing are the entries for the cours-
ing matches in Ocean View Park on Sun.
day, September 10:
Admission day Puppy stake, sixteen en-
trles-LIyiug Yet VS.. Blue. Ned Hayes VS..
SIERRA, Fly vs.. Nightingale. Boundless vs..
freka. Roll Along VS.. Little Witcn, Ormonde
VS.. Jimmy Hope, Woodstock VS.. Dictator. Nlary
Ann W.. Loeebie.
Iwenty-four dog sIake-Snowfake vs. Pride
9I raIh. Iiish Glrl vs.: Clara b. Blue Jack w.
Irish Boy, Maid OF Valley VS.. Rose of Traise
Maid OF West VS.. Glenfarrrn, Nattie w. Penny,
royal, Swede VS.. Mission Star, Dark Rustic We
Dentis., LAZY Joe VS.. Honeymoon, Dashaway
vs.. LILY w, Forget Me-Not VS.. Magpte, Dash
ing Wave VS.. Tea Rose. eF' "'H
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HAVE ALL CONFESSED.
The Frisco Traiu-Robbers Lost Their
Nerve When Arrested.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 8.-Munice Bay, aged
% years, the last of the Frisco train
robbing triumvirate. was arrested to-day
at Valley Park and brought TO this city.
Shortly after his capture he made a writ
ten confession explaining his part
in the frutless attempt to hold
up the Frisco" passenger train
near Pacific last Tuesday night With
Rays arrest the case is cleared up
and nothing remains but the formality of
convictiDg and sentencing the men in due
form. Pennock and Robertson have made
full confessions of their completely in the
decd.
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WON BY THISTLES
Second Game of Football
by Night.
RANGERS WERE SHUT OUT.
Irving and Terry Will Witness a
Cricket Game-A Baseball League
to Be Revived.

Electric lights burned brightly In Gen.
trail Park last night. but there was very
small crowd of spectators present to wit
ness the second game in the series of night
football matches. The Pacific Wanderers
did not appear because several of their
best players are absent, and they did not
desire to weaken their standing in the
association. So the Rangers took their
place. and when Edward Connell blew his
whistle the teams lined up as follows:
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Natives at Mana.

NAPA. Sept. S.-The special train hav-
ing Native Sons from The bay arrived at
midnight. and paraded the principal busi-
ness streets. The National Guards arrived
by steamer shortly after the srecial train.
aud went into camp in East Napa Park.
Everything points to a fair day and a
great celebration. The iIluminatlons
along the line of march were very fine.
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A Local "Sorosis. -

Al the residence of Mrs. Irving Scott
yesterday was organized Sorosis Club
for San Francisco.
Mrs. Guy Earl was elected president
and Mrs. John Conness Jr secretary. Mrs.
Charles Webb Howard, Mrs. Eli Lewel-
ling and Mrs. John Conness were ap
pointed committee TO draft resolutions
and bylaws.
The following are the charter members:
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A Lady Unitarian Divine

Tomorrow morning at the Second Uni
tartan Church, on the corner of Twentieth
and Capp streets, Rev. Mrs. Lila Frost
Sprague will preach her first sermon in
this city on the subject. Seventy Times
One" Mrs. Sprague is the wife OF the
pastor. Leslie w. Sprague. and was regn-
larly ordained at the same time as her
husband. Mrs. Sprague has preached in
Oakland. Berkeley aud San Jose and was
we'll received
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Fred Ellis i'm the Tolls.

Fred Ellis, one of the men suspected of
having tried to rob General W. n. l..
Barnes while entering his residence on
Sutter street one night some months ago.
was arrested on Thursday on a charge of
petty larceny in having stolen some plated
ware from the Palace Hotel Jake Bauer
anu Charles Wilson, the other two sus-
poets in the attempt to rob Mr.. Barnes.
were arrested on a charge of burglary al
Mllpltas, and are now in jail at San Jose
awaiting trial
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Dead in Bed.

James McAneeny. formerly rubber in
the Hammam baths on Grant avenue. was
found dead in his bed at 957 Market street
at $50 o'clock last evening. A two-ounce
empty bottle that had contained audanum
was beside the bed. and it is supposed that
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Death of R. M. hooley.

CHICAGO, Sept S.-R. NJ. Hooley, the
aged and well-known theatrical manager,
died this afternoon. He had been uncon-
sciOus since yesterday. The primary
cause Of death was disorder of the liver.
A surgical operation was performed on
Monday, weakening his hold on life. He
WAS aged IL
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Mrs. John Chretien. Mrs. j. C. Stubbs,
Mrs. L. c. Stump, Mrs. Guy Earl. Mrs. F.
9: Sanborn, Mrs. Charles Webb Howard,
Mrs. Irving NJ. Srott, Mrs. W. B. Carr.
Mrs. John Conness Jr.. Mrs. Carmich ael-
Carr, Mrs. Josephine de Greayer, Mrs. Eli
Llewelling, Mrs. A. b. Butler and Mrs.
John Aull
Mrs. Irving NJ. Scott's offer of her house
Tor meeting purposes was accepted for one
wear,
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Scared by Rockefeller.

DULUTH, Mimi. S-pt. SIT is stated
that the Minnesota Iron Company people
are thoroughly alarmed over the new
X ckefeller combine and are preparing 10
form another syndicate fully as powerful
The morning call., 1893-09-09
Scottish Thistles had everything

The Scottish Thistles had everything
their own way from the start. The
Rangers had the first kickoff. and took the
south goal. 1t was only after few min
utes' skirmish that the Thistles obtained
the first goal. 1t was kicked by Purvis.
who was ably assisted by Ferguson and
Morrison. That was the only goal made
in the first half of the game.
During the second half the Thistlesi
rushed things, and made four more goals
In rapid succession. the kickers being Rob-
ertson, Waters Uwice) and Patterson. The
game ended without the Rangers gaining
a point
AT Central Park this afternoon the
Thistles and Fort MaSons will contest
during the Admission day games. The
final tie will be played Tomorrow after
noon. Tonight the Emmets and Par
nells will play at the Central Park enter
tainment
The special committee of the California
Cricket Club has issued invitations of ad-
mission TO the incl0sure at Coded Gate
Berkeley, tomorrow. on the occasion Of
organization and an eleven selected from
the Irving dramatic troupe. This has been
done with the object that there shall be no
overcrOwding. The friends of the club in
general will, however. be welcomed in the
open grounds. Play will commence At
IL 80 A. NJ. lunch will be served at 80
p. NJ, and wickels will be drawn at 5 80
P. NJ. Mr.. Irving, Miss Terry and men-
bers of their company will be special
guests of the California Club.
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Loo FANS Obst;uacv

Loo Fan, the obdurate manager of Wing
Wo Sang & Co.'s importing establishment
on Sacramento street, was arrested by
Deputy United States Marshal Moore
mouse Tor falling 10 produce his account
books as ordered TO the revenue officers.
and he will now be criminally prosecuted.
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ALL WILL START.
Four Yachts Ready to Race TO Defend
the Cup.

NEW YORK, Sept. Sin the trial race of
the defenders of the America cup to-
morrow all four yachts will start. Work
on the jaws of the gaff of the Pilgrim and
on the outer bride of the Juoilee's peak
halyards was pushed forward to-day, and
tomorrow will not only see the two con-
lestants of Thursday at the starting line
but the two Boston fnkeels also. It was
said to-day that the accident to the Pill
giim was not al breakdown, but the dis
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Probably He Will Accent.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-GeneraIG Martin
McMahan of New York has been sum-
moued here by Secretary Lamont 1t is
understood he has been rendered the As
sistant Secretaryship of War. II is hardly
believed he will accept.
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Mitchell Coming Over.

NEW YORK. Sept. 8.-John Bartholo-
NEW, chief steward OF the steamship
Majestic, is authority for the statement
that Charley Mitchell. the English pugil-
ist, will sail for America on the steam
ship Teutonic. which leaves England next
Wednesday
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BEackmaiIed by a Clerk.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Robert McEyoy. for
years a tIus ed employe of the Merchants
National Bank, is missing. 1t is reported
that he has within the past two years en-
bezzled $4,000, four-ffths of which he was
blackma led out of by felow-clerk with
whom he had lost some comparatively small
sums at the races
The morning call., 1893-09-09
EARTHQUAKES in Sery;a.

BELGRADE, Sept. S.-A shock of earth
quake was felt To-day throughout the
whole Moravia Valley. A, Fchurija many
houses fell and several persons were
killed
The morning call., 1893-09-09
SeaI-HunterS Lost.

VICTORIA, B. c., Sept. S.-The sealing
schooner Fawn, just returned from Copper
Island, reports The loss of three hunters
thomas Turner, j. A. Jensen ana Chris Olsen
who were oyertaken, while hunting by a squall.
Six Japanese from another vessel were also
lost
The morning call., 1893-09-09

an overdose of his drug was the cause Of
death. Very little is known of Nc
Aneeny. he having occupied the room
where his body was found only three
days. The body was taken to the Morgue.
The morning call., 1893-09-09
Mrs. Kinne. Counselor.

INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 8-Sarah c. Mink,
the new national president OF the Woman S
Relief Corps, G. A. R.. has appointed Mrs.
Elizabeth darcy Klnne of San Francisco
National Counselor
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Silver Must Go Lower.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 8.-The amount OF
silver I Il red TO the Treasury Del artmen
to-day aggregated 200 ounces at from
70 Ia 76 cents per ounce. ali of which WAS
declined. and TAX cents rendered
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A HEAVY JUDGMENT.

Walter u. Campbell Must Live Up
TO His Agreement.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Judgment for
Sl02, 613 was entered to-day against Wal
ter G. Campbell of San Francisco by
Campbell q Murphy. attorneys for Ma
chette Il Kenyon. land and money brokers
of this city. for failure 10 deliver $1,000
cash, $4,000 in notes. $1,000 IN first
mortgage bonds of the California Fruit.
Grain aud Grazing Company and $500
of the stock OF that company under an
agreement made in June and July, 1892
The morning call., 1893-09-09

MASS s-MEETING.-To Tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock the mass-meetlng for young men only
at Christian Association Hall will be OF unusual
interest. 1t will be addressed by w. o. Black
physical director; w. w. ROblee and several
young men from the athletic classes. Subject,
Manhood" The general secretary, Mr. Nc
Gov Will ureStde
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Divorcing Their interests.

New YORK. sept. 8.-The directors of
the Northern Pacific Identified with the
Wisconsin Central have sent in their resig-
nations as members of the Northern Pacific
directory
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TOTALLY WRECKED.
Startling Report About the Steamer
Alexandra.

A telegram from Guaymas to the Mer-
chants Exchange says: The Mexican
steamer Alexandra is reported as having
been totally wrecked between ManzanillO
aud Altata.
The morning call., 1893-09-09
Not lnciting Revolution,

LIMA, Sept. S.-Ex-PresIdent Plerola
has issued manifesto from Iquque,
Chile, in which he denies any intention of
melting revolution.
The morning call., 1893-09-09
Death of a Politician.

TTEToN. Iowa. Sept. S.-Hon. Joseph
Dysart of Dysart. Iowa, died this morning
He was Lieutpnant-G of this State
from 1874 TO 1873.
The morning call., 1893-09-09

SAY GIRLS. If you want 10 fool that best fellow.
lust ask him to give you his package OF Whites
iueatan Gum, when he asks you TO be excused 10 I
moment between acts. see?
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The Pearly snhstance

or the teeth is brittle. soZoDoNT, composed
exclusively of hyglenic vegetable elements, and
containing no solvent. is the only article which,
while whitening the enamel. preserves its sound
ness.
The morning call., 1893-09-09

PRoHIBITIoN.-A meeting in the interest OF
prohibition will be held at Grand Central Hall,
corner of Sixth and Market sire Is on Monday
evening. An address BY Rev. Donald Ross an
eloquent speaker, will be d Iivcred
The morning call., 1893-09-09
Volkfest at EI Campo.

A German festival (volkfes), in which
upward of forty societies will participate,
will be held at FL Campo tomorrow. The
proceedings will consist of addresses,
gymnastics. games. music, etc Boats
will leave for FL Campo at 10: 80 A NJ and
at P. NJ. and the return trips will be
made al 80 and p. NJ
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covery that her mainsail was unmanage-
able with the jaws which had been put in
her gaff
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a REWARD OF $500.

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and it is poor economy 70 suhel VIZ" NJ
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Free TO All Minister ofChnrrhes.

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friends every where. Address.
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Goldwater. Mich
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city office RS.

city Officers.
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Tx lPPoR TlONMEs
= RANK INsJ5rsGE.

Eagle Rive- Has to Pay Two-thirds
OF the County and state Tax.
At their meeting last week, the
county board levied the county tax for
this wear. and apportioned it and til !
state tax between the two towns, Eagle
River and Minocqua
The total amount Of county tax
levied is twenty-eight thousand, eight
hundred and fifty dollars, SIS, $500 the
following are the various items which
~, ,1rb0 ola.
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county Officers.

Sherln- 11;Isrk-T. [ LouGHLIN
County ~ Dseds-I' j DECkERT.
hes'' ,,,n,,I-l. b, Walsh.
Tree ~ If nr,-W. ID. NEVILLE.
Ger 81 l(,,ney-N. A. COLMAN.
I I"IIi Judge-E G; ALLEN.
'CIUn .I,,i GRAHAM. -
Sal ,> q >chools-ALEx. AIGGiSs.
SUPP. on,,IAs OBERhLLTZER.
tor"'n' Board-L j. COOK, Eagle
Co|h'S 1?p,N< RODGERS, Minocqua;
ldI''i' rIGLiN. co. LtkK. Nlmcqua.
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Those Wonderful Giants in TOWN.
IF vcu wish to see them call on f.
Bearllsley and ask for Beggs Little
Giant Pills. Every bottle guaran-
teed.
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,noF-Ea-le River Lodge No 100 meets
eyrry Monday at their hall over t. beard
Ia,: drur store Brothers from other
, ,uSr,L %,, n; Geo. Darling Sec
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conversational Church.

- rvices at the church every Sunday at
cgfn rg01'; -. m. and 30 p. III. Prayer meet
svsr ttr t 11 s ssrv ias
,rho ,,r innnnle's Christian Endeavor held one
1"u"EE nfnre services Sunday afternoons p.
1oul p''"' IL, {. Todd, Pastor,
u.
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A-Eagle Waters Camp No 900 meets
M rorh 1T and third Friday of every
nlmonth at SMiley's Hall.
III Mack sec MclhtSre >ohs'
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ga NJ, Eagle River Lodge meets every,
l. second and fourth tuesday at their nan
.over drug store. Visiting broohers COT
fahy nIrn, ~ At. will Avery, Sec
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,,,fmonv Tent o.13 X. @. r.. NJ. meets
/ every Thursday evening at ,; At Coco
ways welcome. w
t. W. Ryan Il. X. w. .. himoail' com.
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Cborches and Societies.

.,,,ic Church Services first Sunday in
4 a',iu Innnth lass, 1870 Ii IN Fespers
'-o' III Rev Father n. July, Pastor.