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FURNITURE.

Chamber Suites ChiOnicrs Glasses Mahogany Curly
Birch Maple and Oak
Dining Room Furniture, in PLAIN and Chartered Oak
PaTlOr and Library Tables.
PalOr Furniture in the very Latest Designs Plain
OVerstuited also many old fancy pieces.
Folding Beds, in Oak Maple and Curly Birch
COuches and Chairs in Leather.
Couehes in Muslin ready TO drape with Couch Covers
Brass and Iron Feds, with Chairs match
Toilet Tables and Desks in mahogany, Oak aud Hape
Cur Stock is Complete
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Teachers Rate open 10 Everybody.

Grand Eastern lNcnFsi0n Via MO
Grsndr hCsttTn Railway,
On Juue l7.l, the RIO GTauIo West.
ern announces tie following rates iOI
everybody goiIg Eat;
Missouri river aud return, $4,000
ChicsgD and return, $3.50
~. l. Iuis AMI return, $3.50
Cal ru l. A. Benton, ticket agent,
at No. - W. Second south, tor further
particulars.
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Program for the quarterly conference
Of the Young Ladies'MuluAl I'm Toy6-
mont a.sociAtio ns Of salt Lake stake,
to be held In the Assembly Hall, on
Tuesday, June I, 1895:
ATrEHSooN SESSION. 2 O'CLOCK.
orening hymn, Come let ~ anew.
singing. o. say what st truth.
Reading OF minutes, etc,
Opening address, Missionary experiences,
..sa,1.,,. .... ....s..., MTs sarah N Hilton
Vocal solo ..... ............Miss Mabel Conper
AdtrcHsgH s,.,.,...., stake officers aud Others
singing, The time Is Tar rent
IyESINu SESSION, s..l p'CLpCK
Singing. 1ho spirit Of God Ike Hro is burn.
Ing,
PRAYER.
singing Kion stands with hills surrounded.
Miscellaneous business
Recitation ,.ss,s,.s,.sMisH Maud N. Uahrock
Addresses unluCts and Nisltuth
vocal SOLO, ''s.,'.'t s.ttssNlNH Allgo buWring
NomurkH, etc,
Closng liymn, Lord, THOU Wit hear mo when /
pray
Tho public nto iuvlioi 10 attend.
Ploate come, hiring your hymn books
anu Join IN the Staging.
MARY a. FREtZE,
stake Piesileui.
ELLA DALLAS,
Cor. Secretary,
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Read DIR. Shelmerdins'a advertise.
ment before II Ia TOO late.
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Take nil your prescriptions TO old
reliable Godbe Pilts Drug Store.
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Gail up Telephone No. 73and wo will
fetch your horse ami shoe n. Prices
reasonable.
Pondlst5n Il Spler-, 42s south State.
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When your wiie'a temper registers
10y In lhe shade, then IN the time ~
Introduce j. q. Connections.
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Ask your grocer Tor MacondTay
& Coz. NJ. NJ. Tee.
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SPECIAL Ix,uRsIoSs E.sr.
Via the Union pact

Via tie Union Pacific,
June l7tg the Union Pacific will sell
excursion tick .ts as '0llpwi;
Omaha, Council BLUFFS, Kansa4
Cily, Sioux city ,.,..,..,.,.,. ,,.,,,.S30 90
~ Louls"',,.,' ~ 90
Nhlohgo r'''ss''..,,',' ,'',,,.,,,,,s.,,... i2s5O
Tickets Will be good for return until
September sth
city Ticket ONCE. 20l Main 81.
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Bring all your Uee,' wax aud get
earn, Il GOdno PITTS Drug store.
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For the Ysayo Coucer, at the Tatcr-
naclo on the night OF June Sd, the RIO
Grando Western Rallway VIII make a
rate OF ouu tiuglo fare for the round
trip. This rate will, apply from Ogden,
Sptingvillc, Provo, American Fork,
Lohi and all intermediate points.
Tickets good until June an.
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big stock oi WsrlI's FaIrg0odi Just
sTiytd, ut oil State ~.
NJ. WEBER,
wAREEN PAUL.
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Weber Coal Company sell Lump
CoRl q. $500; Stove. $500; y VI, S4.OO.
Clean cOAi and iull weight. Tel All.
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HUNTINGTON "nut' bihihs ssrs,
The Burlington route Is tho only
line running dining cars on the "a
ia carte" plan, between Denver aud
Omaha, Kansas CITY and Chicago.
Passengers have 10 pay only for What
they cat. BE sure that your ticket,
read via the burlington route.
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The NEWS is requested to publish
the following:
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Saltair Beach.
TIME CARD.

Fare for the round trip, so cents.
N. W. CLAyroS, Mgr.
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Notics.

II you are building or shout TO
build or make any improvements,
visit Taylor Romney Armstrong Cor.
Lumber iards, one block east OF the
U. Il. Depot, and see their complete
stock Of lumber and building materials,
which they are selling at greatly TO
duueu pTices.
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II II Of genuine goodness and & YES
perfect satisisciiln, Prlce's Batting
Powder.
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Dire. YAnl, nrntistr, % wAsatch Biz.
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior 10 all Others.
II..l ,nInnrllc NhtninnhIr.

MERcuR, Utah, May 3, 1895. III
regard Hoods Pills m the best cathar.
tic obtr iuRble for tick headache. l
md them always reliable. have
used them In our family for var
ious Complaints and believe that they
cannot b0 excellsd."
Miss SADIE 4, BESNER.
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Burlington Route Dininz Car.

Have your watch repaired a, Sur.
hhuRhs, 10 McCOfnlrk HlOnk.
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The Worlds Fair TeSfs
showed no baking powder
SO pure or so Greaf in Leav-
eniEg power as the Royal
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i55 Main Street, Salt Lake City,
2i6l Washington Avenue, Ogden.
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THE PLACE WAS FILLED.

From the Detroit Free PreSS.l
Madam" he said, as she held the
door open "a little way and asked him
what he wanted, perhaps it SO hap
pened years ago that YOU had a son
wander away from the family fire
side?"
Eyes, it did, she replied, as she op-
ened the door a little further.
HE went out into the cold world and
became Wanderer DER the face Of the
earth%
Yes, he did"
Days and weeks and months ran
into years, and you heard no word OF
him? You knew not whether he lived
or died?"
piled the woman. as she stood in the
door and looked fixedly at the tramp.
"WeH, ma'am," he continued, II
don't want to raise any false hopes,
but-but3'
you are just a little too late" she
finished. as he swallowed the lump in
his throat and tried to wipe away a
tear. MY wandering son returned
about two hours ago and is now TAX
ing a soak in the bathtub. Had you
called early this morning, you KNOW
'@Then the situation is filled?"
SIT is"
lust my luck, ma'am; but of course
you are not to blame for it. congrat-
ulate you and your wandering son, and
will bid you good-day and try the fam
! lily next door,.
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NEITHER a SCHOLAR NOR 7sAo
.IFrOn1 Judge.


He didn't look like a servant or
scholar-nor even like a cultivated
gentleman Of refinement, capable OF
the higher instincts and noble feelings.
He was not even well dressed. In fact,
he looked rough and unacCuStOmed to
the ways of civilization. How ne came
to find his way to the city's undertaken
no one knows. But ne pushed and
edged his way through the little crowd
that surrounded the bodies of Severa
Cisneros and her lover, and did.mOt
shrink from the CHASTITY sight Of the
dead sWeetheartS who had found union
only in death.
say, pard,' said he to the city TN
dertaker. that gal died afore She
wanted to, didn't she?''
Yes, sir
her2"
so it is said
can yer giyin' him big burial?"
'sHis friends are"
Yer say the gals got to go to Pot
ter's Field?"
I'm afraid So"
where's her mOther?
"She has none"
But she had one onc't, an she's got
| to have a square deal an be buried
right. Here's twenty dollars 70 get her
somethin' to wear what's fit to be
planted in. Here's twenty dollars to
( get a better coffin with, an here's ten
dollars to get a broken wheel OF flow
ers. Let's not have it said that old
Frisco gives the murderer a bigger
send-off than the poor gal what he
killed. Good-by, old pard.' Il
| What is your name, please? IT,, IS
an act of rare generosity. -
"Have a drink, pard, but my names
I nv own biz"
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in the garden, and coming to
the fountain we sat down by
the basin, and knowing" that his
lore was wide and deep. /
set before him all the story, asking
him if he knew of this strange drug.
But he smiled at me, and taking the
cup that lay by the basin of the foun-
tain, he filed it with the clear, spark
ling water, and drank a little, and held
the cup to me, saying:
81 think the wizard Of BarateSta
would have wrought the spell as we'll
with no other drug than this"
you say a strange thing" said /.
And I do not marvel" said he, that
the duke had no power over Count An
tonic, for he knew not how to WELD
such power But neither do I wonder
that power lay in Count Antonio to
bend the mind of the duke to his will.
warrant you, Anselm. that the Won
derful drug was not difficult to COM
pound"
Then I understood what he meant,
for he would have it that the drug
was but a screen and pretence, and
that the power lay not in it, but in
I the man that gave it. Yet surely this
! is to, explain what is obscure by a
thing more obscure, and falls thus into
fault hated of the logicians. For
heaven may we'll nave maze Qrug
that binds the senses and limbs of men
has not the poppy such effect? And
the ancientS tabled the like of the lotus
plant But can we conceive that one
man should, by the mere glance of his
! eye, have such power over another as
| to become to him by this means, and
no other, a lord and master? In truth,
[ find that hard to believe; and I doubt
whether a man may lawfully believe
lit. Yet I know not. knowledge
spreads and men grow wiser in hidden
/ things; and. although L who write may
not live till the time when the Trims
| shall be made clear, yet it
may be Gods win to send
such light to the men of later days,
that, reading this story, they may find
| in it nothing that is strange or I'M
| known to their science and skill.
pray that they may use the knowledge
| God sends in his holy service, and not
| in the work of the devil, as did the
wizard Of BarateSta.
! But Count Antonio, being by his
guile and adroitness and by that
strange power which he had from the
drug, or whence I know not, delivered
out of the hands of Duke Valentine
labode with his company. on the hills
Throughout the; cold Of winter. expect.
ling the day when he might win the
hand of the Lady Lucia; and she re.
| turned to her house, and said nothing
of what had befallen the duke. YET
the duke showed her no tenderness
but rather used more severity switt
! her. It is an evil service to proud
man to aid him in his day of humilia,
ton.
CTo be continued.)
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the frame as it can be brazed together
without having to be sent away to the
manufacturer. The Cleveland swell spe-
cial has put in an appearance. It is quite
a departure in the wheels of this year $
make, the tubing being almost twice as
large in size and the tread narrowed more
than on any other make we have seen.
In weight it is between 20 and Il pounds
Carpenters are at work at the Contin-
for the bicycle salesroom and riding
school to be opened by NJ. r. Evans. The
riding department will be 5zzs11O feet; the
bicycle salesToom will be 45x35; the rental
room 1920 in length nicely furnished. In
the rear will be two nicely-ftted up
rooms for training purposes and for the
accommodation of the teams. The in
structor has not been decided upon at
present, but will be the best attainable.
The repair shop viii be at rear of store
as formerly.
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To be continued.)
..rHAr rIREn EEELING,,

only requires some simple supportive
like glass of milk, cup Of tea or
coffee, or a dose Of Sarsaparilla to re-
lieve it; but when you have real dis
ease lurking in your system. you need
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
For every disease caused by a torpid
liver or impure blood, Dyspepsia,
'Liver Complaint the most stubborn
Skin, Scalp, or Scrotuious affections
even Consumption, or Lung scrofula,
in its earlier stages-Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is the most
positive remedy extant. Send for~free
pamphlet. Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association. Buffalo. N. z
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THE NEW MAN.
Domestic Incident of the Day When
Women Shall Carry the Keys.
lFrom Ally SIopers.1

Women Shall Carry the Keys.
[From Ally SIoper 81
''Er-Nildred," he said trife nerv-
ousIy, as his better half laid down the
mornings paper and, lighting a cigar
cite, prepared for her departure to the
city, 'fMiIdred, dear, do you think you
could spare me a little money today?'
His wife glanced at him impatiently
nWhat, again, George" she said;
why, [ only gave you your house
keeping allowance On-let me see
Thursday, wasn't it? Really, some of
YOU seem to think we women are made
Of money"
you forget, my dear" he remarked;
there are the girls wages, and the
water rate, and the children both want
new boots"
that" she asked.
NO, dear: that was for the flannel
for little Milly's warm petticoats I'm
making
well, will a pound be any use?"
''Not much, am afraid he said.
| Besides, dear, don't be angry, will
you'll saw such a cheap pair Of
trousers at the winter clearance sale
yesterday that [ couldn't resist buying
| them, ana you KNOW I've hafdIy rag
| to my back"
Always your cry, George" she said
angrily; really your extravaganza in
| dress is something sinful; it's a pity
you haven't got to go and earn the
| money; you'd know it's value then
| Here"-thrusting flyer into his hand
take this, and for goodness sake
! do try and pay some Of your house.
| hold bills with it and not friyol thC
money away on a lot of trash"
'"Fhere's a dear, good, darling wife
| he cried joyfully; "let me help my Mil
dred on with her coat" following hel
into the hall. "What time viii you be
| home?"
Cant say. I'm sure" she answered
| 1--WE got lot to attend to at the Office
today, and [ shall drop into the cluE
for an hour or SO after, so you needn
| wait dinner"
''Oh, that'n be nicer he responded
"I'Ye got my woman coming to Wasl
I today, and the girl and I are going II
/ put up clean curtains and things. Civ
me a kiss, dearest! there-there's you
bus going now" And as the bread
winner dashed out after the PASSING
vehicle, George blew her a parting his
and went up stairs to battle the child
! rem.
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Ho,-'s This.

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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
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Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free
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THE NApoLEoNFc REy1yAI.
[From Judged

Probably the most touching. strik-
ing and pathetic incident in the whole
career of Napoleon was his final part
ing with Josephine. When the ba-
rouche which was to convey her from
the palace had arrived and she, sense
less in the arms of her ladies of honor,
had been placed within it, she recover
ed for a moment and beckoned the
emperor to approach.
Napoleon, striving in vain to stifle
his emotion and supported by TaIley-
rand and Murat, walked slowly to the
conveyance. Then it was that she
looked steadfastly at him for a mo-
ment and said, with a Inartyr-lihe pa
thOs in her beautiful voice:
Listen. sire! The star of your des-
tiny is about to set. Don't try to pre-
vent it by putting ice or door-knobs
under it. If it wants to set. it'll set.
[ am mother, and 1 know"
Choking with sobs, the emperor was
about to be assisted back to the palace
when she stopped him again, saying,
rs my hat on straight?''
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ROOM ron THE0f ALL. j..

TFrom the New Bedford Mercury.l
OF the many anecdotes related Of the
late George NJ. Stearns, the following is
one of the best: During a recent Yer
mont state campaign, the witty Chicopee
lawyer received this telegram from q
prominent Democrat In Montpelier: "Will
you address the Democracy of Vermont
in this place?" His characteristic reply
was, "To save car fare, send the DEM
ocracy Of Vermont TO my backyard, and
I'll address them there"
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THE 11ENIAL's REToRT.
LFronn Puck

The Eskimo housewife was shouting
up the back stairs.
Mary" she cried, OTIS time you were
getting breakfast"
The hired girl snorted petulantIy.
"You make me weary she exclaimed,
calling me before February every morn
ing"
Such is life in Sc degrees 90 minutes
north latitude.
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ALONG THE LINE.

1t is said that Harvard, realizing the
painful limitations Of man in the Gull
nary department, is about to add an
elective cooking course to its curricu-
1um. This is probably the first step in
a revolt Of the husbands against wives
with little domestic knowledge.
Sometimes a good thing happens tc
a woman by accident. Mrs. L. e. Cas-
tie, of Calender, Ia, has just been
qualified to act as justice of the peace
by chance. Her husband runs a drug
store in her name, and thus her init
ials were used on the ballots instead Of
his. AS there was no law against her
acting as justice of the peace, she has
been sworn in.
The young men of China-some Of
them-have rebelled against the tiny.
footed ladies of their land. They have
organized Heavenly Foot society
and all who belong to it are under a
VOW never to marry a woman whose
feet are smaller than nature has in.
tended. Some day, when the tide Of
eastern civilization has returned west
ward, there may be formed in America
a Heavenly Waist society.
Here are statistics which should fiji
| the hearts of ali opponents of the new
woman with gIee. The Birmingham
! England registers show that the yea!
! 1894, which was remarkable for tht
appearance of the new woman, wa;
also remarkable for an alarming in
crease of crime among women. 1t il
assumed that all other centres Whert
women are actively engaged in wage
earning pursuits show a proportional
| increase
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DISMISSED.


From Truth.
Mrs. Backbay (of Boston. at the tele-
phone)-Who Is It?
Mr.. Southchurch-It's me-your 1anCe.
Miss Backbay (cOldly)-YOu are my
fance no longer. [ cannot trust my Hfe's
happiness to a man who says. Its
me- Farewell fOreVerI
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daily from . to Il a. III. and 2 to
All cordially welcomed

daily from to Il a. m. and 2 to pl m
All cordially welcomed
First Presbyterian Church-Dr - C.
1IcNiece, pastor. Public worship II II
q. m. and preaching by the pastor: Sun
day school at 1890; Christian Endeavor
meetings, Junior, at 1885, Senior. at GO;
evening worship and preaching at 7:90.
Seats free at all these services.
First German Evangelical Lutheran St.
Johns Church.-SeTYice this morning at
Il a. m. in our church on Seventh South
and Fifth West streets, BY Rev Otto
Kuhr. All are welcome. Next meeting
of our ladies' society February % in the
house of Mrs. z. Martin, 113S South Tenth
West. Minister'S residence 337 South
Eighth East
First Church OF Christ scientist.-7O East
Third South street. Sunday school at 10
a. m: church services at 10 a. m; study
of bibl eand science and health every
Wednesday at $50 q. m; study Of inter
national Sunday school lessons every
Friday at p. M; reading room and dis
penSary at same place open daily from
10 g. M to . p m. All are welcome.
Service at St Marks Cathedral today
day school, 94j; maths, Htany, with
sermon at II; evening with sermon at 7:3O.
+ -. Kinney Hall, priest in charge
/ Theosophfcal socfety-01eets at II a. m.
in room 504 Progress building. Subject,
"Study of Isis Unveiled" Ladies auxili-
airy meets at same place on Monday eve
ming at I:SO p m
Y NJ c. A.-HoImes' building, No. 21t
State street. Gospel meeting for men
/ only today at p. m. Leader, ProSf W
quartette and large male chorus. Bible
class on Monday night All men are vel
come to these services.
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Swedish Lutheran Zion Church-Corner
of Second South and Fourth East streets,
Rev. a. P. Martin. pastor. Divine SER
vices at 100 a m. and 8 p. m. subject,
"Ihe Divine Seed of the Gospel" Fun
eral services at 3 Q. m; Young People
1915 p. nj sermon and prayer meeting
On Wednesday at p. m. The Ladies'
Sewing society Will meet on Thursday
afternoon at the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
Daniel Olson. Singing school on Friday
evening at o'clock.
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st. Johns Chapel.-Perkin's addition
Sunday school, 3 p. m; evening prayer
and sermon, 7:90 p. m. Rev. d. Douglas
Wallace, priest in charge.
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Liberty Park Methodist Episcopal
Church.-Take either carline to Seventh
East and Seventh South. Sunday school,
$50; EpWOrth league at 6:45; Junior
league at AGO; prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. Preaching at II and again at 7:3O
by the pastor, the evening service to be
devoted to a memorial on Abraham
Lincoln.
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Church of Christ Scientist-I. Q. Q. F.
hall, Market street, Lewis B. Coates.
speaker Sunday school at 10 a. m !;
church service at II a. m. Sunday, and 3
D. m. Wednesday. International Sunday
school lesson prepared at 7:30 p. m. Free
reading room in same building open
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Ilin M. e. Church.-Corner of First
South and Ninth East streets. Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m; preaching. IL a. m and
7.30 p M; Epworth league, $50 p. m.
All are invited to attend all these SER
vices. e. G.. Hunt, pastor.
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Phillips Congregational Church.-On
Seventh East and Fifth South, Dana W.
Bartlett, pastor. 1t being college day,
w. H. Tibbals will speak at II; Sunday
school, 12:15; Christian Endeavor, $50; at
1880 a national service address by pastor;
subject, Lessons from the Correspond
enCe Of George Washington"
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st. Peters Chapel.-Warm Springs
Holy communion. 7:30 a. M; Sunday
school, p m; evening service, 1870. Rev.
Douglas Wallace, priest in charge.