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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-03
Mr.. GARVIN'S SERMON.
What He Spoke About at His Morn
ing Service Yesterday.

DIR. Garvin took for his topic
yesterday morning The Keys of
the Kingdom of Heaven; or the
Authority of the Apostles of
Christ" He said in part:
"The keys were the symbols of
power which the apostles were to
use by the authority of Christ,
after being endowed with divine
power by the Holy Spirit. The
kingdom and the church are equi-
valent terms, and this authority
which had been committed to the
hands of the apostles was first used
on the day of Pentecost, when the
guilty murderers of the Christ, con
WINGED by the preachings of Peter
of the enormity Of their crime, cried
out, Men and brethren, what shall
we do?' Then and there were the
keys first used, and the three
thousand penitent believers were,
under the instruction of the apos-
ties, brought into the kingdom on
this, the first day the gospel of
Christ was ever preached and
when the apostle Peter, under the
guidance of the Holy Spirit,
preached the gospel to the Gentiles,
he again used the keys of the king
dom, and the first Gentiles ever
admitted into the kingdom of God
were here brought in.
"The apostles always preached
Christ to the people and as soon
as a man declared his faith
in Christ and obeyed Him, he en-
tered the school or church Of Christ
to be educated. These grand open
ing days are model for US, there
was only one church. No parties,
no human creeds, no tests offellow-
ship except faith in Christ. Love
is.the bond of union. The world is
furnishing for want of the pure
simple gospel of Christ which dis
plays the love Of God for the sim
sick perishing race. Live Christ
ian men and women needed to
show what the gospel will do for
humanity"
At the close of the sermon
six persons protested faith in
Christ. In the evening the hall |
was filled by an attentive audience
to listen to a discourse on the 60
ing out of the children of Isreal |
from bondage in Egypt, illustrat-
ing the plan of Salvation. The ser
mon was full of instruction and
held the closest attention of the
auditors throughout.
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Total Appropriations.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18-Congress
has provided $49O,669, 1863 for the
support of the government for the
next fiscal year. This includes
regular and permanent appropria-
tons. The total shows marked
decrease under the appropriations of
former years, rs follows: Less than
the estimates submitted, by $29, a.
All; less than the appropriations
made at the last session OF the last
Congress, by SIS, S35, $3.50; less than
the appropriations made at the first
session Of the last Congress, by Sl6,-
93l, S19; leas than the appropriations
at the last session of the Fifty-first
Congress. by $50,555 ,481; less than
the appropriations made at the first
session Of the Fifty-iirst Congress,
by So, 7S7,S7
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DRIVEN TO DEATH.
A Native Kills One of the Club
Stables Horses.

Jacob Kumalai, who claims to
be relative of Antoine Rosa, was
arrested last evening, charged with
malicious injury. His bail was
placed at $400, which was fur
nished, by Rosa.
Saturday evening Kumalai went
to the Club Stables and said he
wanted horse and brake to drive
up Manoa valley yesterday to a
luau. He claimed to be Il brother
of Antoine Rosa, and the man in
charge of the stable thought every
thing was all right. Yesterday
morning, early, he called for the
brake, and started, ostensibly for
Manoa. About seven o'clock last
evening he returned, leading the
animal, which seemed to be in a
very bad condition.
The horse was taken into the
stable and hurriedly unhitched.
Before the stableman could get
halter on the animal, however, it
dropped to the ground and in few
minutes was dead.
The horse had evidently been
driven to death. It showed, on
one side, that it had been beaten
with a whip, the welts standing
out like cords. The animal was
one of the best in the stable, and
was valued at 5000. It must have
been driven at least a hundred
miles during the day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-03
PRINTING THE NEW BILL.
Treasury Department Evidently
Don't Look for Tariff Bill Veto.

By direction of the Secretary of
the Treasury 5000 copies of the
new tariff bill are now printing at
the treasury branch of the govern
ment printing Office for immediate
distribution among customs Off
Gals. In the printed parchment
original, signed by the Vice Presi-
dent and Speaker Crisp, many Of
the errors in paragraphing and
numbering left in the bill as it
passed both houses have been cor
rected, and with the erasures eli
minated the bill presents very
creditable appearance. Careful
comparisons with the original bill
are now making, and the copy is
sent to the printer as fast az posi-
BILE. 1t is hoped to have the 1000
copies ready for mailing tomorrow
evening. In case this is accom-
plished, it is expected copies will
reach San Francisco and Portland,
Ore, the farthegt points, by the
time the bill becomes law In
that event all complications will be
avoided, and collectors will be
enabled to assess duties AZ nccu-
rately IA though they had the Ger
titled copies, which will be furnish
ed later.-Washington Star.
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Mr.. Lewis BaptiSed.

| | Rev. DR.. Garvin baptized by i'm
Imersion nine persons yesterday
afternoon at Kewalo. Among them
we're Rev. Eric Lewis, lately of the
Church of England, first Lieute-
nant Stileman and several seaman
of II. B. Ms Ship Hyacinth now
in port, and a number of other per-
sons. A large number of people
were present at the ceremony.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO EARLY SETTLER.

For ninety days from date will cell
rails will be supplied and delivered
For further particulars,
hidents viii
tine viii
the own benefits
vi
y Pearl L
q
the
mills
good school about TO be opened e Peninsula
ParCT
heights above Pear City
trains
u
u in
aDdiro
in
before
This Company has been quee from abroad
Should clearance a opportunity
s
OAHU /
1868 p F.
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Keep yonr friends nbTOHd post
ca on Hn,vaiian aHnlYs by sending
them copies ri the ffA WAfFA ~
GAZFsTTI., aemI- weekly.
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oner Homes onss
10 DO Found In .bO PAAds
AZ healthy PaCiy has already established reputation.
the
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SOMETHING MORE
ABOUT SODA WATER.

The First Requisite in Making Soda Water is
Pure Water.
HOLLISTER 81 COMPANY'S FACTORY the only
Honolulu that made Of the improved
purifcation-he Hyatt Systen-that all
vegetable this the
Factory
AS for the Cas-
whether is dfromch marble
whiting Of will be identical
B carbonate of soda has been exclusively by
HOLLISTER & COMPANY for 70 and the TAHITI
LEMONADE WoRKs since its foundation, because
It is Cheaper
of the other and custer handle But
be ceansed before mixing with
In generating the the material is sometimes carried
the be thoroughly eliminated. Most
by running the
through purifier We We through three
In using one O. the lime do no
did slop they all insolube and
the but with bi-carbonate
the b-caborae is suphate
(Glauber Salts
agreeable glass of Sods, and which 5
soluabe and therefore cannot be detected by the
We do notd dispense Water
pure % II Honolulu and
W Soda Water to be
dispenser of soda will the kind of syrup
his but this has nothing do with the purity and
wholesomeness of Soda Water
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RHvfvAL woRE.


Rsy. Sid Williams Stirs Up the Sinners
Many Are Converted
orauge Texas March 22-sThe Baptist
church WAS fuii 70 oeerhowing again last
night Rev. Johnston led prayer ser.
vice after which sid Williams appeared
and made quito talk on church dogs
and advised the owners % nsH some II
the little Swapping flee under haif
bushel at hone, We are not altar con-
yerting dogs now. It IS folkss After sev-
erR hymns such as JESUS. Loyer %
My souLf Come. Thou Fount Never
70 LaaYe Ne Alone, and Down al The
Cross TIE Preacher read And when ne
WIS gone forin into the way. there came
one frnnlns and knceied 70 Him and
asked dtln. Good muster. what ehall Z
do that 1 may inherit eternni iifse And
Jesus $40 ante HIM. Why callfst thnu
ne Booe There Is none good but one.
4hpu Anpwest The commandments
DO not eoinal,t adultery, do not Kill. DO
not steal, CO not bear false witness de-
fraud nei' honor thy father ana moth
And he answered ana said INTO him
Master ell these 1 have observed from
my youth. Then Jesus heholdihR loyfd
MIN and skid unto him, One thing thou
thou hast and give % the poor. ana chou
shatt nave treasures IN heaven and come
tute up The cross and follow me-
Mr. Niilielnk thrust his remarks into
the heArta OF the people for about fortV-
nye minotes. atfef which Rev Eadienian
Jed Ia prayer and as sir. Brown ana fbs
choir sung How I4oVc Jesus nine
united With The church
fhe Methodist pastor referred To Al
POOR woman that wha Ia need ana the
etmgelist took up u collection for hef
while MI bleJ8n sang There Are Homes
"a Want aud Sorrow The pSobIe
ward and laid their money Oh M fsSis
before The could coilectors could ref
the evanEelist's talk on whisky Ia he
ing irfelN discussed on the streets an.
there u talk Of d petition being eire,,js ~
calling for an election.
Fork hree haze united with the ohurc,,
ena ms interest Is growing deeper.
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Horses Dead. bur Cattle subsisting on
Prlclkly Pear.
Rio Grauae Guy, Texas March zo.Dls-
trict court IS IN session here now and
Jurors and witnesses are in attendance
from an over the county
The Post correspondent has intergiawed
many q them and ran md no one who
viii substantIaJe the wiia and inprob-
able stories OF starvation All 81 the
stockmen say thai their horse stock Isl
nearly oil dead bur OF all the stocislnen
heft Ia attendance on the court only
FEY oave loss any considerable al,lonnt
q cattle. Tile cattle ean 1--we or prickIy
year ana horses can not
Meme of those in attendance on our
court who are from the hack country
and from the nsightorhopi Of this Pais-
GRO ranch where. 80 much horrible suffer-
Ing was reported 70 have existed nave
9een any such misery and boot al the
idea 81 case of Starvation
No, the truth y thai lot OF nIeu with
more synpathy than judgment sent out
an appeal which has unnecessarily done
untclu harm to Starr cotintv
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FbonssvlI.T.Es 81.

ANTIQUE for Rzesqr stccknans- fIorfe
Thief Jailed.
Fiosesvilie, Texas. March aa.--Rcports
were piat1ished IN an che pzpera some
time aso os the murder OF Charles Hlbaon
and bis cousin near tsttie RucsS Ark, by
Jesse Jones It is now aseertaiued that
she Hiadans once lived IN this county and
are related 70 MIS-. r. ~. Myers ot
Eloreayiiie. Letters have been received
Herr stating tAat zones. The murderer, Is
70 hang April I.
IL 5 Tom, one u the prominent st5ck-
rurn Of this section. has interested others
VITA himself ANA win erdeavQr to have
rhe HtockpAls So the AransaH Pass depot
To- ttpresVlie enlarged ARD improved.
Much stock Il shipped frem here amt
ties required
~ 81 Mailer Recently came 10 this coun-
- witn new patent gate for farms and
ranches Be sold tbs riEht Tor this ard
several other counties % Murray s ktng
merchants IN floresVilie. IT IS & very
simple AFFAIR and very Inexpensive, bnt
the patertec expects and no doubt viii
make a forfrue out 81 IL.
Lane Ele1sae has Sid a half interest 81
his steam Dlafing and saving flRcninery
carpentestng ousiness etc, 70 Jordan
hlii, nearer the center OF town. and build
< Larger shop.
Nine transfers % real estate have baen
hied fcT record with the county clerk the
past week
sam johnson. negro. was sailed yes
terlay ca The charge OF stealing q horse
tegn. sam recsntlv came from Tennes-
soc and would be glad To have chance
D. 50 hack, but VIII probably DO the state
some service before he returns
The protracted meeting ~ the Metho-
dist clinrch WIN begin next Saturday
night 8 prolracted meeting will also be
coinfnanced at the Mnthodist church Oh
Sunday
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nAI.l.INarR ianIEFs
Overcome by Gas IN a Neii--4Notes fo..
Railway Lands Due


Overcome by Gas IN Neil--Notes fos
Railway Lands Due
Baliinger, Texas. March M.Mr Wat
Harvey. while working IN a we'll yester-
day. lot dynamite fuse pretiaurely
explode. He was tenpurariix overcome
with eas ana remained in the xeii ms
conscious for some slime before being
discovered when he was drawn out and
physicians called. who soon brought hiin
around al right. He IS now out, Of dan-
ger.
Mr.. Percy Brysn a young sheep man
from NOIan county, WIS hiftAn by c1nti-
pede here yesterday and for about twelve
aquis hs life was despaired Of hitt he'
The roller hour mills have hcea ah0t
down for want 81 wheat 70 operats up3n.i
M 1895 when the Santa Pc railroad sold
lots this place they did SO upon time
paNmente. since then they haVe not
called for the payment Of the purchase
until now. Every ono who 6till owes
nOfes are now called upon to settlc IN,
by April j. and owing TO hard tfinAs
scarcity OF mone@ and the El3amv nrosl
poets and the further fRct that The ii,tcr.
est now nearly doubles the aebt many
VIII revert hack 10 the railroad
Judge j.. @. woodward or Coleman Ia
ne cling district ccutt here this weak
Colonel Walter Davis cashier ~ tho
First Natlonal bank Of Afnlofllla Is here
on hiislncsH.
Jldge G. = Jenkins Of RrownWood avs
here attending to legal business
some cotton IL still beirk nIarketed hera
hut prices are Very low
Npoi Will soon begin 10 come into mar.
Ne', but me price 70 utterly csconnrgsnr.
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AppnAL FOR AID.
Citizens OF q Texas CITY in Dire Need Of
Assistance

Citizens OF q Texas City in Dire Need Of
Assistance.
TO the Editor Of The Post:
Emory Texas, March u Through your
columns We desire to make known to those
who are fnvorably situated the misery and
sufferine Of many worthy families in this
vicinity. An the western portion OF our
town was literally blown into fragments
by the tornado Of last Saturday night.
Not a house lett standing not a change
of clothing; not a chair 70 sit on; not a
he'd to lie on; not a bite 10 eat. and the
comforts ard uecessaries Of life, which It
took years to accumulate annlhilated in
one moment o. time.
The hand 81 misfortune Is upon this
people good ann worthy people, and
those who can spare Of their abundance.
VIII do a good aud worthy deed BY Lending
assistance in the present hour OF gloom
and disaster
Other Papers please COPY
b Il. Mcaiahan,
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WE'VE corNrnRrnrr I,nI.I.Ans

coIorado, Texas. March a2l--Af . oicloclt
this morning pepnty United STATES Mar
ahal Hnerge ". Major captured man
named rarson, charged VITA paselng
counterfeit money. A far as learned ~
had nfilN nHesea K ttr.iara M Aatd1S
hela ne persenner train until his man (. ~
Identified. When Carson got Niad That
te officers We're after hin, ha made a dSSl,
for liberty. hut the trustee olfiears We're
900 sharp Tor him. When tho 0ifir5Ts
etar!ed % capture him ne Immediately
tried 20 emigrafe and started 0ut II fhe
froht door ~ the car hui AZ shocs2r
brought him % time lie was inirla.
dlateiy tniiej and when searched thirty 81
more counterfeit silver dollhfr were fo;lnd
on hie PERSON.
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~ tUo NSver hcvs aud who had bern a
ftfstt of RS an his iifc
Siss SEA ,.hitSted q tess, for The reascn
Ss NN.ia Sitlss ~ Seas nf what he had
featd aai ifai iaey would MI hlm tcr
spreading tr .1em.
Jsts thf1 aEteet % sen the cn,cera npt
E5td rs rs tfr at Nn sarir business aud
Whlte ANAF lie riifht fntgct the natter
lfe (p1Vcsi Was StHt OF tWicf nnt nQih
NaNraIr ans r-,srrsf tft r,an again llNt
iifcY tAen 1e lll 10 lay This trap Tor
,tflf ct0lars ana arrest
Ghis tfse was 4eearelqs " A Mr. .ts,,,
ana make tbs alisr1pi en- Monday nisnl
Mare ~ fS4k
Sc 5esrci len hey had seyefNi meet,
ara fnade Ire ATTEMPT
NAvNeii tsstitea ihhl ne and yours
f3Pter VNct oaf .ifs <t0le p WAGON sheet
sss q rA;,A sess We ssa.s s1ssss s ss
They then nerl 70 Devr eafn AM put
Ga fhFlr dssxiissrs Thcs thcn went 20
S g. Eiduiar AE4 81 iwe isrees' y ny
vnere N4s1til dis.noJutea and Went
down TO rfe r4il-eaS sEsiena where re
MAS toirc4 cE VS. pa " i-lf iftSeett ~
h7ys vArs en- 10 Palm Valley, Ma neld
~ IN ti,a sgasss5 ANS ~ 4fl tha nificers
were sfa tIina aNaat "a di1e7ent places.
IArer "a tt0 flftctrs Nan. into Sac eS-
press ear TAs ccpansser Vas e sisn We
train 81 psla Tai.sy white the boys fn11e
the attsrhy,t t0 * tNrc 3rn the EXPRESS
safe and shrnuEb thc gaSsenEtrS slaS-
deia says that u the exFiress messenger
would ret nrer tEr safe c0e q tfe DsNers
was 20 tsks = ioag shazI patniee knsfe
AMI place ID over his heart ana a<rsduaiiN
push Il irt5 hiE haaS urti ~ E%se away
ste corlhir.nticn u me S&ft- A4tef this
was over t1es' Egre g 80 .sfoSSh Tile
passengers
For some reason the train DE ri stop.
bat went - straight LnrqpSn so tisNloI.
q hack and rSacAsd Gsnrgst1wa accfi .
o'clock 4. m.
lie says shere was aiil ans positive
agreement 70 rob flis tram.
on train No . nQrth toslrd. xays that
az San Mnrros On the i2th SAY 81 Anrch.
he received a telegram from ne -l.a-lisi 80
nent OF the road That the trsia would
hc attacked AZ Pain Ns1ley yhAt morning
at an early hour and thei the sheriff Of
meet him IN Austin de tire contneforl
S0ye ne dit not G1dei-stasss ttoff fae
sheriff that he WAS 10 stop tiss train, int
merely % Slow ~ ana tlat fnrthersn ore
II lie had stepped the trAn he would be
responsible Ter whatever damages the
passengers might sustain
}7e also stated that on passing Pain
Valley he saw some ons Wins On She
ground near the Platform. That there Is
no stptiqn house or depot st Pain, Nal-
5xS feet and about eighteen inches or tive
feet high.
After the noon recess Young MaYfeld
was giyeil over 20 the attorneys FOR the
given the same Testimony With = few
minor contradictions.
II viii doubtless take all rhe week and
part Of next TO finish the examinations.
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coNdRnsssfAN w4r.soN

Congressman rareuey Of tie Party Done
With Free Coinage
san Antonio, Texas. March e2 Hon
". 4. AFiison father Of the wilson tarff,
blll. arrived here this afternoon from ~
stay Of several weeks IN Torreon. A5e,.te,
Accompanying him Is Mrs. wilson ths.r
daushter ami son, Dr. John G. fJnaer.
WOOD, Mr.. Wilson's phyAlclan. ana rnn
Efassman and Mrs, Julin c. garsrsv I,
Missouri, Upon ARRIVING the marty I,
once took rooms at the Maverielr hate,
where Mr., Wilson. being weary aftsr ri,
lang Journey retired for a resi- ana eooIt
not be seen by Visitors. HIS phvselan
Stated that Mr. Wilson Is much inipfovsa
ana that AZ ne now needs is good foo8
ana aif 70 bring him around ali rlebt
The party WIN remain here probably ,int,l
ar wilson y strong enough to resume hts
nuues At Washington. Young sir. WI.
son stated that his father had been ~
flck @ talk politics. but thought he wa
much snrprlsea NJ the Amendment mao &
rms Lafln bin IN the senate and me 49,, ~
PstesfesF benz made IN that hody -"
4nfd ~ teifs,ss : gatsfes slnan 1arsuev
heard that had the Was6n aul ~ nnA
2 I, lAM a. 4 passed The house he agfh y,Hf
tial CONCESSIONS 10 The Inifsd $3.50 seHtsia.i-
inaNsurate tho most friendly frssae9V ~ y
iions Aekiean finances are ia "a
s as Aas s2fefnment h making 4 nv
.H,e stfnfkie % meet rs ohlIeatisos ~
aus reason she Mexican eovar,fss..,,s.. for
= POSITION e loeer their tarlN 4 = s2t
~ sHtent u g neercase theif regens,es
they Will do 81 they can ana sa,s s1tisusd
f2sf may really he able % aff5ri, 80 enAn
v... apSe a ,,,,s eeen free colnsxs ed.
trio ana j ein Adn,f. tsa1 Al y, y. this
n. q aesitf IT Cur country 70 foaf an
e. 1919 ninfa r. sn4slffab,5 ahakf ILL., 'e
The safasf lnaa... - =. -. !.
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A LIRE SENTENCES.


A Murderoua TluFRiar Cats Fun Justice.
HurElory Frustrated,
Hrennaan geS2s March ~ The case Of
tie state "a. rIank FeaAo. charged wlsa
assault ana rol1oesy or Rriage Waterman
Lee and wife AT the RrAzos centrsi ran.
way bridge. four miles south OF caae1d.s
I'm. some time since, WAS concluded AFTER
AZ O'clock this morning 1Aa argument
was made after supper last aieh3 ana me
case given "a The Jury shortly after "
o'clock. they were out only few min.
ntos before retnrn'pe 9 verdict 81 gullty
and assraslns his runlehment AZ lie
term "a tho penuentnry, he was SEN
fenced this morning BY Judge lAuke and
locked as unconeorned about 81 rs Il he
NeS only goiag Tor q couple u years he
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PALnsTlNH's DnfAarsrnNr.
Fire Ladies' Meet and Flaef f)Mir.ra + :.
Fine Condition

FIRE Ladies' Meet and Elect Cjfflrers... 7 n,
Fine Condition
Palestine Texas, March q THE Palea-
sine hre department met in their rssilar
animal meeting ana elected osficers ~
their nan Monday night.
a tuil membership wae present ana the
mreiinH WAS n ronslnS one 1ha ftiio2e
ing officers wore elected - serve di,r're
me ensuing year. X H. Bowcrs chjtf
hennnil, Assistant chief, " 81
Another ineeting win be held on M.
gntfa Ai1nuAy IN NAY 10 create a netg
qnlce q lpresinent and mnlt neccss,irv
changes N The by-iatys 'g'.is
The department IL Ia Inc condition ma
inc nempors are euihuHiaetic IL fhetr
work, Palestine and her people are vNrv
proud II their protection from fhc s5,ss
demon by thrse V0iuntetra ftF
The now officers elected hnys lenr b.A,
taentned With the iiremcn of ihis eisv
49, ne better cnoicc could have peep
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re o. The COW and amour 81 foed con
sutnel, tnls y q record that would tickle
Hon. W s. Hdt,eon has returned from
MS VISIT 10 North Texas. where ne has
e9 or 2fessi7naI business
tnH e1ninoctin4 weather began WITH @
an ST. te terminated with = cso noriher.
fnatis ply IS prtliarina 20 ceieerdtf
are uucerfinr Lent
captain w. ~ Iedhr.,cr. wiin attend
"A ,he harmony meeting 81 Dallas. pro.
ecfe NJ Visit b. WAITING relatives and
Nessre. Sfnftenbtfr flp< who hAd
iofue u their rooda etalea recantiv ~
e9tfreu nearly al that Was lakcn ana
I'D pfel ne lhiaf There was quite p
tEtlrm 81 stealing raiug on Tor awhile.
-lt " la INV AnunnsnI Is b. hrnken 10.
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lt0rPfuoE. March es-Aunpaion has
two new cases q measles. wan. SEED
beirs are victim and Jisunie craysy The
other.
School has been Hnspeatel thsss weeks
on account az the naeasie4
There Is consldcr9bie sickness "a this
cn1rty n IffEffiE ARK. Join TAYLOR u
ly,ag very low witA p1enEnoria
~. Orr Airpuion's enercetlc pill rali-
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George Snyder. had me niiafcrtrns - ret
one side of her faee badly burnsa yesfer-
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4 SIR. Snyder has the contract for carry
INK nj raail be s-yssr ferc AID plsasant5r
for the nekt four years