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CORRESPONDENTS, REMARKS

! Columbia-J. S Rogers: The bulk of
the cotton has been picked and marketed.
temperature. maximum So. minimum Sc.
rainfall % on three days.
forestburg-J. n Morris: With hut lii =
tle cotton to gather and a good rain on
the I'd fall blowing will begin and some
wheat viii be sowed. Cotton gins idle and
but little cotton being marketed Temper
azure, maximum so, minimum Al. rainfall
! 90.
Boevlllc--A II. Kent: The cool nigbts
have not been favorable for late cotton
ana hut a small top crop will he gathered
temperature. maximum 81 minimum "a .
rainfall / IS on three days
Boerne--J +. Weatherhead: Rains have
improved late cotton and grass. but cold
| weather reared Temperature maximum 90.
minimum 40 rainfall I SO on three DAYS
kunge Reifert q Tips; The weather for
The past week has been all that could be
desired for grass and gardens but has
'hetted what blowing that had com
mcncodi the latter will be under Roadway
ms fall much earlier than usual Temper-
! AZURE maximum So minimum Az rainfall
- on one day
Cuero j. NJ. Reuss Temperature, maxi
mum 20. minimum 81; rainfall 81 on three
DAYS.
collnsylle--H Waldo; The recent rains
! nave put ground In excellent condition for
IAN sowing Some wheat fields are already
showing up beautifully green. Many farm
ers are now pasiuring their harvested cot
ton fields.
College Station-W d. Clayton Fall
grains up aud good stand however in
some places he grains stalks were com
pleieiy destroyed by the grass worms TEN
peraturo, maximum 49, minimum 10. rain
fall 81 on two days.
nallas-G. \. Elsenlohr: A slow. steadv
rain from 2lst 10 morning OF a3d which
WAS beneficial to farmers and gardeners
Garden vegetables are plentiful. Teplpera
,ure' MAXIMUM, ~. minimum 40; rainfall
l6l on two days
Corpus Christi-George Reeder, Weather
is favorable. Crops progressing. stock
water and grass plentiful. Temperature
maximum 81. minimum 52 rainfall 81 ON
four days.
Brighton-H T. Williams: Cotton max
lus some top crop bat worms bothering a
great deal FAN tomatoes have mnae
large growth OF vines. but no fruit In
speak Of Sweet potatoes doing well. cab
bage and onions planted and IN: worms
ana bugs are very bad on them Temper
azure maximum ~, minimum So rainfall
IL on two DAYS
Lampasas-w. II Weber Too Wet for
farm work or picking cotton. Some cottnn
comes into market every day although
the low prices keep some Of it at home
me wet weather is delaying the sowing
OF wheat and rye, Temperature. maxi
days
Alba-willam sloan: Rain two inches
on 22d and 23d. Gins are through and MI
cotton sold. Numb,r Of bales here CO.;
Cool nights but no frost. Plenty OF stock
water but no crops on range Tempera-
ture, maximum IS. minimum 30.
FONT Isabel. j. Egau: Temperature.
maximum 81 minimum 81; rainfall. trace,
houston-7J' a. McNahb: Fall market
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nEEVILLr NEWS NOTES.

Beeville, Texas, October 30.--The Mex
lean band from Corpus Christi Is here this
week making county campaign music. Sew
eral dance halls have been opened for the
accommodation Of the Mexican voters and
protracted bile" is the programme from
now to the Sd OF November.
dinner will be given by the ladies' Of
the baptist church IN the O'Connor hulld =
INK next Tuesday, the Cd, for tho benefit
Of the church.
ihe hiaheo baptist association met here
this evening with a large attendance n,
preachers and delegates The association
VIII be In session Cor three or four DAYS.
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FOULLY MURDERED.
sam Roberts, Il Highly Respected Citizen.
Found Dead

sam Roberts, Il Highly Respected Citizen.
Found Dead.
Bartlett, Texas October % sam Rob
erls, who lived about five miles west Of
Bartlett, left his house yesterday morning
with about $50 or $50 in cash He came
to town on some business and while here
showed his money. His horse got loose
and went home about suudQWu. Mr. Rob
eris left town on foot. going towards his
home After his horse got home his fam
ny got uneasy about him and his son
Mr. r. p. Roberts got on horse and
came to town IN search OF his father When
about one mile from town he found his
father lying in the road with his skull
crushed in. The Instrument used was a
cedar slab about three feet long His
pockets were riflcd Sheriff Tanksly was
wired to bring his hounds at once but
before he reached here a heavy shower Of
rain had fallen and he could do nothing
with the dogs. No clew to the assassin.
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GARRISON NEWS NOTES.

Garrison Texas. October so The Acme
Coal company, which has been shut down
several weeks, has arrived at satisfactory
agreement with its creditors and viii re-
sumo business in few days
Rev. DR., II. A. Beardsley OF Kentucky
delivered an entertaining lecture at the
Methodist church a few nights ago. subject .
Nomen's sphere and Mans Opportunity. 80
Rev. j. o. ilearn OF Jasper has accepted
the pastora'e Of the Baptist church at this
place
Heavy rains have fallen within the last
few DAYS.
Cotton all gathered. and over 1900 bales
marketed NJ Garrison
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BOYS STOLE lamps,

boys we're arrested today charged with
stealing incandesceut lamp globes from the
court house. About nifty had been taken
from the FIRST and second flosrs. Forty lad
also disappeared from Herman Park, north
Of the river. The boys admitted taking
some Of them. AMI one of item had three
in his pocket when caught \ number Of
them We're recovered from second hand
dealers to whom they had ben sold.
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HEAVY RAIN STORM.

Abilene Texas, October S0.--A severe
storm OF wind and rain visited this place
last night II came from the northwest an |
the temperature is considerably lower.
though II Ii not cold enough 10 freeze.
There mas been an unusual amount OF rain
ran mere during the last month. but last
nights rain was the hardest that has oc-
Cured.
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THE COUNTY SEAT ELECTION

Velasco, Texas. October 30 Returns
from county seat election show an official
majority for removal of SA votes. Total
vote S3l2; for removal. 2aS; against re
movai. l233.
The county clerks office las been moved
to Anglcton and the commissioners held
the first meeting there Yesterday. They
rented house 70 he used by the officers
ana decided that all recortk not absolutely
needed should for the time being remain At
HraZorla
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inrc set forth In The Post was given to
'he Jury at 1880 o'clock yesterday afternoon
ana no decision had been reached at
iaie hour this evening. The defense Of the
railroad coripahv as heretofore stated was
mat The company does tot undertake to be
responsible for the transportation of a
corpse beyond its own line. and that de-
IlVcry 10 the transfer in Houston was
promptly made
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>oFOR CONSTIPATION .

no remedy in the world is eoul i
Piercc's Pleasant Pellets, which N
urally and mildly, but never All ID !
a complete and permanent cur \
Is no substitute for these "pelaa
matter what cny druggist NAV saw !
regulate and invigorate The 81
Liver and Bowels.
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PATENTS TO TEXANS

Patents granted to citizens y ~
the week ending October " =
through the office of J. +. be"+. !,
of patents. aos G street, N. VIZ
ton. n. c.; i.
Joseph E. capplinser, San AIMEE
met. ,,a
Thomas G. Dellinger, b'sn
shoe. ~. ~
w. s. McCutchen, FL PasV ~, ~,
for replacing inner TUBES "
tires, 49, Miy
II. +. Stevenson, sllVes'e' no,.s
Samuel Taylor, Houston
bottle.
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aches or backaclies. Won dIacnal \
u. 10 the !. mark. Pretty soon y, = |
, to lose flesh, your appetit. a yesY
affected. ~ your lra,
Don't wait for that. A.
feel that you are not anti 0 @ 4
correct pitch put yourssl, p
d al again with DR.. pies sr '' =
Medical Discovery. Then !.
hke It to build up the con,,i,n; y
IuiG,ik;ly restore energy and saS |
healthy flesh. 1, makes 1 ~ /
rapidly. 1t clears the unbs. NJ |
out of the circulation. II m.tl.
tissue !, There's no blood di,e as. |; |
help. Taken in time Il sv.r a 4
sumption. '''r
w. Jordan, Esq, Of corbi, w,,.,
writes: About two and hall x..sla|
was Atrial Lick, Ky. I was ,.f anlsI
blood ahd was also troubled w;,ls .l 4
! was SO short winded that coma ,,i D Nv,
half a mile at once, and If / oos y. .s':l
wearied ! would have an attacf " M
thmal and almost die. coneiuasd pat!I
v Pierce, aud | related my car. !.
wrote Inc that | should take his C,i a. u
Discovery did so and / hav. ;s
In strength and in weight, i h,v. p y, |
ph'hiSie' nor spit any blood since las IN
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REV. BURCHS DEATH

TeNarkana' Ark. October 3o.-A tele-
gram from Orange. Texas, this morning
announced the death there last night Of
Rev. VIM. T, Burch, pastor OF the Meth.
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ArTEMprEp ASSASSINATION

Corpus Christi. Texas. Otober ga
Mexican named Cons,ante forros was as
saulted last night by unknown parties md
shot through the abdomen. The wound is
serious, though he may recover.
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for merchandise contracted by them while
engaged IN 4 mercantile business luder
| the firm name of Wells Il Chestnut While
so indebted the firm was dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Chestnut purchasing the IN
terost of Wells and assuming the liabill-
ties of the concern Thereupon Wells not
flied appellant OF this fact. and requested
that he he released and upon this heing
refused, requested that suit he brought
| against Chestnut as provided in articles
$3.50 and 1861 of Saylcs' Statutes, but this
was not done.
Question Did Wells. after notice to the
Shapleigh Hardware company Of he agree
mint Whereby Chestnut was to pay the
debt, occupy the relation Of surety there
on, so as to entitle him to the remedy aud
rights provided for in the articles cited
above,
We are Of tho opinion that the ques-
tion should be answered in the negative
although the decisions present coiae con-
flict on the subject. The doctrine that a
contract when once made can not be I'M
made without the consent Of both parties
thereto is SO evidently sound, Just and
correct that no argument is required u
sustain it,
The original debtors In his case con
tracted as principals Without conscn. be-
ing given on the part OF the creditor the
contract was changed and a new one made
between the DEBTORS 10y whici the credit
or is chareed with the duty 81 taking care
OF the interests e. one OF these prinui-
pal debtors as IL he had contracted as a
surety To allow the doctrine coutonded
for would ovcrtrrn the fundamental and
accepted principles which govern The sub
jcct OF contracts
fi,tfutar hv
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Thousands OF cases OF rh,umat ism have
been cured by Emier & Amends Pre-
try bottle of same. T.. r. Schmidt.
Houston. Texas, Sole Agents.
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HIGHEST COURT OPINIONS,
Opinions Handed Down at the Latest
Sitting of the Court.
CASE OF GRANT VS.. SEARCY DECIDED
The Court Of Civil Appeals Reversed rs
Usual-The Liability of a Re-
firing Partner.

Austin. Texas, October 29.--Folowing
are synopses OF opinions delivered by the
supreme court today:
GEORGE W. GRANT VS.. SARAH e.
SEARCY; trespass to try title, from
Walker county First Observation-Disclosures
of court of civil appeals reversed aud
that OF the trial court affirmed.
Sarah e. searcy brought this suit against
Grant to recover 800 acres OF land patented
to John j. Crosson. Mrs. Searcy claimed
as the heir of Crosson. Defendant claimed
through transfer by William 5. Crosson.
administrator Of the estate Of J. J. Cros-
son. deceased. This transfer recited that it
was made in pursuance a bond for title
which John j. Crosson ~ slScn the gran
tee before the formers H. The title cf
Grant does not depend 100 the validity q
the conveyance from the administrator. for
it is shown by the record that the land
was never administered upon and that there
was no administration sale thereof
The plaintiff recovered q Judgment "a the
district court. Upon appeal. tho court ct
civil appeals reversed his Judgment and
rendered Judgment flr Grant The las
ter court found As q fact that j. J. eros
son in his life time executed bond iot
title to the land in controversy atl fAai
Grant had an absolute title to the land
The judge Of the district coult fri d the
case without jury aul, upon tao faine
evidence, concluded thar there was uo icud
for title or conveyance OF any KIND f.tm
J j. Crosson The existence or non-cNls-
tepco OF such an lnstnmcut was "a ,1ct 10
b. found iy the trial court or The iUry
from the facts and circumstances geelfai 20
the opinion Of tho cuu,t ~ Clyl appeals
The effect Of the decision o.. the court OF
ciyil appeals is hat The Juag, of ihe tr.ll
court erred In not finding as fact that the
bond for tiuc or conveyance Wds made by
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Distress After Eating.

az have been troubled with indigestion
for some time. After eating anything
that was sweet / was sure to experience
great difficulty and distress. Last fall
began taking Hoods Sarsaparila and am
glad to say that my stomach trouble has
entirely disappeared. can now eat
hearty meal OF almost any kind OF food
and have no trouble afterwards. Hoods
sarsaparilla has also cured me of nervous
spells" JOHN II. HoaRIoHAUsEN,
Wheatland, Iowa. Such cures prove that
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Internal Misery

Only dyspeptic can know, creates an
appetite, overco4cs that tired feeling and
builds up and sustains the whole physical
system. :: so promptly and effectively
relieves dyspeptic symptoms and cures
nervous headaches, that it seems to have
almost ga magic touch"
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WANTED IN SAN ANiv'

Fort Worth. Texas, wv ,,.,,
store of NJ. Kaufman at sau - i.
broken into on October - *.
coats. ten suits of clothes 'a INIT
worth OF other goods TAKEN "a n
ago John schriber was al. also d,
last night c. A. Beasis, hnrellr ,
both charged with the Aptors :
sheriff Hennessey Of san n charA
this evening and took them Z
ing for San Antonio 'on A
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SHERIfFS' DEPARTAENt

Bellvillo. Texas. october 2s.-al
GERS look out for and arrest D. J. n
wanted for obtaining money uhE
pretcrses. age about IS or y \
height > feet Z or inches; welIs 4
100 pounds. He left here on The "
October 81. driving twohorss I
with one gray and one bay mare ~
II with star under bar: bay mare
and hasn't been worked much; Oh 2
wagon frame not painted and nE
seat; has wife and two boys with ID
oldest is Z or s years old and %.
about s months old; has acQuf1
in McLennan county; has SANDY E1
and beard and a long scar on 90
just above wrist. VIII pay w ~
In any Jail in Texas. ! hold "
w. b. Glenn. sheriff Austin eoara
Yoalum. Texas. October 2e.-W@
one roam mare about s or s!a
about 13 or IA hands high; left w
white; branded 1924. the figures
connected on the left thigh; also y |
leather California rugged sadie
half worn, with new stirrup ~
feathers; half worn red Leather
pockets. the pockets made BY WI
Lansholz, San Antonio, Texas
the mare and saddle in my posSss.
f. Criswell, city marshal, foakln'
Kennedy. Texas. october 2s-sa'
stolen, one bay horse branda
left shoulder: split in right eai
hands high; G years old: slo y"
horse. Return to underslsne]
Hoefner.
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Austin. Texas October 90 Following
are synopses OF opinions delivered by the
supreme court today:
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c. z ne
This is the complaint Of r-zz
thousands at this season. IN 70 q,
They have no appetite; food lac a.. Z,

causing severe suffering, Such people
need the toning up OF the stomach ana
digestive organs, which course Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla will give them. It also puri-
fies and enriches the blood. cures hat dis.
tress after eating and
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TO CURE \ CoLp ,,,,s.
take Laxative Bronze !. 9 maoasS !
All druggists refunu Wv
to cure 2oc.
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acrcrtaa rrirrInles which go,nrn NE s,,,,,
icct Of contracts
Opinion by Brown. J.
rOcr II C,prrA u,r AZ g.. pArpo
CFNiA eaNnpps TT y. svit - 70.
cover damage. IN .rirrlss ros,,i.I,,, i'm
5eath iran, N,.,as so,,,,.. ~. 49,.
triri.- Reversed ami r.,ean4e5
~. ed. . -.
''' vas D''.'-A 'N H@''""''''S
iA error VIE and children o. Theodore
Sanders to recover from plaiarGs in
error damages for The alleged y.ronrf,,i
..,,.,.. .,
nj
s'a, N .,.- 49, 49, ~..N J"1slAHh. 'o9
III. ,..'.... e.. PAM ~ .''s y ,"1 eou.''
,s.I 80 ss. .7'-. "a. ,l .'' i,ieN ." up
"'~. d" -'' ''A- oi ei'i appeals
'-N '' 'At s'-1A~s vi ga Nal.4 piAiltiG
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The biggest bet that has been made In
Galveston on the National election, as far
as known, was reported today. For nearly
a week bet OF $500 to $500 on Bryan has
been posted in popular resort and though
very prominently displayed found no takers
among the Mckinley men who frequent
the place and who insist all the while that
their candidate has a cinch on the White
House They have been jollied good
deal during the past week on their lack Of
nerve and today one OF them screwed his
courage up TO the point OF calling the bet
and the money was posted.
THE CORPSE CASE.
The case OF Emma Profit vs. the Inter
national and Great Northern Railroad comS
pany for damages in the sum of $4,000 for
the alleged detention OF herself and her
husbands corpse at Houston. ~ hereto
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\ Brave Young skipper.

An Egypt oorreepc ndsa; SENDS b,.e,
sccount q an act Of hero.-m which IA.
easc;e1 there as1zs NO ysz-- $40.
Two young uen were engaged N build
ing I'll weir &c Wentworth point. X hen
heSvy squsA struck their cory. They
were unable 70 manage the craft, snd
;he-r pes; on Ma SERIOUS They Rad
koout given Up aope, hsn Trey saw a
I.tt.e boat unte- double reef a.
t-stin- through the ns--ows :; proved
. be Ma>;s- VII Scsm.noas' WHO.
trained y H. fsthe-. Capt. San
nous, ass be ta handle bozt with tie
oe~t O them WI soon hsc the tory n
sow. and headed to- Buffers core. l,
wAs rough TIP and a dangerous one.
With the aslt-si1e rocks under a. lee.
but VIII one hand on the tlllsr and the
other busy wiki the baAing dish. he held
TIE l..I.e craft % II I: wss nsrrow
chance and The hos; Ma making Ieexsy
IN the hesvy wind. The rocks we-e e:
ting dangerously nesr- Il he oould pass
rs oue ae as a. right. our eo1Id he:
I, Ess al anxious mouent. Nearer and
nes-et thsy approached the rock-th
boom struck i, then -c-zpea BY. and :
few II II tes ls,er they were anchored n
q safe harbor.
L took ne hssc. the 1And. and nerve
Of e master mariner 10 DO the TICK, but
VII scam mons hs1 done il.
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TIE -eceat heavy rain euted numbering
oQerat 59rs rather abruptly swamp, were
bsdsy flowed. making it irapos> be IL e;
into the woods. The men that were a.
work up river have returned home.
The question most y discussed 81 Hre>-
enJ = vss i msu q spin. that entered
the house Of George smith III the day t-lle-
was5e tbs VIE sud tsm.5y were so>ent,
ana carried sway $ round II PORK SAD =
buE1ar 81 sugar, suo Ms re, seen y any
ons, s. sloa5H neiE4aers lived uesz y.
The Union Bel % ETY. ne; Win Ms.
e. Il. Williams Tuesday. Msrea 3. A. Tire
shsGz< Ct evening tessn i gstaeE. ;as
table Mss spread sna supper snuoaGce1-
which consisted e baked hesns. oy,te-
stew. a-esz, butter. eake>. e,e-. serves
To- ,as small sun . ten cents Fhe>e
suppx.s W. take plsee every two Week.
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>aurh der i.l-.
:. 4 Pierce received = telegram TanrS-
Gay night announcing the test Z Of his
mother. Mr.. May :. Pierce, e; Do-che>-
'e-, Mas. " here -a@ VS. spending The
winter VIII oHs o ssr children. A. the
is3e--4az as5 H.,5 1e-zys- 1zy or more
~ the f-s,1 G. 1.ee ae could not s;ten4 the
t-ue-s- Fae 4za> ReTe taken =
lre-E~-i :-r .-z--.. taz: ing ae- home.
>le wss scout serenity yss-s cd.
March s. Eco
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Parrots are put 70 practical use in Ger
many. They hsTe b~en introduced into
nat : n nzzle \ aite the rs q stands he
ard thus save people the trcuele q ~zs
laE Inquiries.
Condemned Murderer TO !awyer9-Y
sd yoc could 81 ne u with T.
sentence. snl ss-s / am 10 = hsnev
arxz 1rHtH- IAEy ~r-Icst a. -.ZHt
yoa vail - Imprisoned Tor LIE. won I
yoa+-su1 anty = n.oata. .u>te<1 ~ ieag
Kssrg Yssr. b reasonable, 21G1t
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T2e-e s-e NJ rex czses e sca-le, teve:
= ell ae- TOM. 1e-e O. B-oo < u. snt hopes
a-e exz-ee>ea RAJ we asye .evn the wo-s;.
o ?. Garter : -low.y improving. eu; :
g; Sc &c q CO: a. yet. Re saew> ae
a&sn,. .ee1 anything N rheumatism e
-zzaks II. AZ; :; A.. and : wiling ihe
G; Ger fellow can Azvs s1A-s-
T=s ;own - elected - o1sce-s Tor -
w.ch &c; lev changes I>e~ ~ &c report
.: TIE >e.e zasr La; he Valuation oa rsal
and qe-sozsl Estates : s-S,.1-i. Suno~-
g: Po-.s 81 B-ook.5a -eport. - po.i>.
sn1 tots vs!ustioa On -eal and p@-sonsl
e-rz:e- So -.
Nz-ch {
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East ~orr~nfo.
J " HAL An1 crew have moved on. Of
the woods from tIou!cs e.1-o as-e he hAs
been .un oering 70, The -ssi ;eS weeks
TIE Wiling Workers ne; sta Mrs
L We-ea as THURSDAY and v.4 aevi
w.in NJ. aad Mrs NJ. P C4e4ve= next
week.
Services we're he'd n the Un.on church
>zncsy conducted y Rev. NJ Osgood
and assisted - Rev. ! \ Weec.
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