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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24
The Superior Times.

ALLuHA c. CHRISTIE, Admits
tratrix of the Estate Of J.
Lutte. Christie, deceased,
Publisher.
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In Honor OF Mr., SOIon.

tuesday evening the employees of
the West end post Office rendered M.
Tom Scion the out going postmaster a
banquet at the West Superior hotel. All
the force were present, also Dr.. pills.
bury the new postmaster and lis assist
and T.. X. Short. After the dinner mil
SIC and speeches were next in order.
and the last speaker, Mr.. COtev pre-
scented the retiring officer with a Beau
uiul SILVER water service, on one side
OF the pitcher are engraved the names
OF the boys" who have been employ
ed III the office the past four wears. On
the other side fine representation OF
the famous Scion Springs Is engraved
Mr.. Coty's speech was full ofpraise Shc
tributes of love to his superior officer
and IN closing his remarks thanked Mr..
Scion on behalf OF the whole force for
his many kind acts
Mr.. Scion in a very tender vein, re-
sponded, and among other things said
that Mr.. Pillsbury need have no fear
for the boys, they are all workers, and
| have no doubt whatever but that itley
will work as faithfully under the incom-
ing chief as they have for the outgoing
one In closing Mr.. Scion thanked
them one and all for the parts they had
played during the past four years ard
added, that if any Of them ever got
broke and were near Scion Springs he
would find a job for them. The new Of
ficlals made a few pleasant remarks and
then at a very late hour the happy par
Elephants sought their different Homes.
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According to the rate of toll charged
for crossing the DuluthSuperiOr bridge
about the only gorgeous possibility
likely to result from the union is the
enrichment of TIE company. We do
not know what the street car company
paws for each passenger it carries across
the bridge, but l5c for one-horse rig
and SC per head for each passenger is
taxing the citizen in his private vehicle
more than the street company for each
passenger it carries, which is not what
was expected. The tax for all passen-
gers should be alike. We had hoped TO
see the carriages of the wealthy peonlA
of Duluth upon our beautiful thorough
fares, but it would seem as if We are to
be disappointed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

81 ST. raai connections are made for an
yoiut~ East. West s.Ha -,'uri:. through tick
.1:s mt Ia ..-n-r - rf -t - t'--l On.
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The announcement that Miss Pearl
Benham, of - Paul, would sing at the
First NJ. +. Church, East end, last Sun
day evening. brought out an immense
audience, and all present enjoyed the
rare treat very much. Miss BenhaEl
sang two beautiful solos, and many re-
grets were expressed by those who
heard her sunday evening that they
had not made an effort and attended
the concert given by Miss Benham the
"Wednesday night previous, when her
excellent voice was heard to great adj
vantage in ? program OF varied s"lcc-
tons Should Miss Benham ever ap-
pear again in concert work IN this city
we believe she would be greeted by a
packed house.
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The Assessors Work Is Over.

The board of assessors have COM
pleted the assessment roll for 1897 and
their report is now in the hands of the
board of review; and they are ready to
listen to complaints. The real estate
assessment is about 20 per cent. lower
than last year, but still it is gratifying
to notice that some property has been
raised to proportiOnate valuation with
similar property which heretofore has
been taxed exceedingly low. 1t is all
well enough to encourage industries
and monied institutions to locate here
but we also believe il injurious to the
best interests Cf the city to allow the
real estate and common people to bear
all the burdens of taxation. We want
the laborcr as well as the capitalist, and
We must give him fighting chance to
accumulate comfortable surroundings if
we expect him to be good and desir
able citizen. We have special reference
! to the coal docks, barge works and
| banks. These institutions have been
materially raised in values, and large
alnoltnt of personal property placed
upon the rolls. In the past it was diff
ficult to get the amount of coal on the
several docks on the first of May, but
this year tie assessors haze stcheeded
in getting the coal measured, and OTHER
evidence which has considerably in
creased the amount of taxable coal,
I Ill. l. IL,
like two hundred thousand dollars on
this one item. The companies have no,
been entirely to blame in the past, be-
cause those who would be honest were
the ones to suffer, but we believe that
herea ter they will see the business Of
this assessment though at present il
must be an "eye-opener.'
The barge works ever since its loca
ton has been assessed extremely low
but this year it is raised in personal and
real estate to about one hundred and
twenty five thousand dollars. A com.
promise has been effected with the
Great Northern company over the ele'
vator which caused considerable legis.
lation last year. a decision being rem
dered against local assessment at that
time. But this wear they go on for sew
enty thousand dollars. We also tindet-
stand that one half Of the new bridge is
to be assessed. The banks it is thought
by many have not stood their share OF
the taxes and they are on the raised
list The rule adopted b:- tie board OF
| equalization of Minnesota mas been APP
Piled to banks which raises them to a
certain extent.
The brick blocks have been investi-
gated and the square feet of each tigur-
ed, and in n great measure the assess
ments equaized. In all the assessors
have done a good work and certainly
have been more nainstaking than any
pfe1lous board, and have done great
deal toward stopping tax litigation
which has been in the past a source Of
ANNOYANCE and against the best inter
ests of the city. Below will be found
the real es ate valuation as returned
for this year and the preceding year
The personal list is not accessible at the
time Of going 70 p-ess bat We will pub.
fish it next week.
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Repairs About Complete.

Two weeks ago we announced that
services would be held as usual in the
First VI. +. church as the repairs would
be finished, but we were mistaken in
one regard. Owing to shortage OF
paper the ceiling was not finished, con-
sequcntlv the carpets were not down,
and some of the stained glass windows
did not arrive as soon as was expected.
bnt now everything is done and the au-
uience room is one of the handsCu1cst
in the city. Rev. Tull has worked hard
to bring about the change, and to his
efforts the improvements are due. The
new windows are as handsome as any
III the city and the soft and changing
lights produced through them are most
pleasing. The members of this church
and congregation are most liberal givers
and take considerable pride in keeping
as near out of debt as possible, but still
they want to keep up with the times
and have an attractive, comfortable
looking place of worship, and on behalf
Of the pastor, board of trustees and
members we wish to thank all outsiders
who haye responded to Rev. Tul's in
vltation to assist in making the atera-
tons and improvements. You who
have assisted and those who have not,
are earnestly invited to visit this place
of worship and see for yourseli if the
change is not for the better
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NOTICE.

The fail examination for teachers
certificates viii be held at Broadway
High school building, West Superior,
Wisconsin, August 9th, 10th and 18th,
commencing at $50 am. each dav. and
will proceed az follows:
August Q. Il. m.-Arithmcttc. Wisconsin
Constitution. F. Autobiography. GRAM
me. |. :. Constitution.
August ~. ami. :. History. Physiology.
7. M.-orthocpy, Geography, Theory and
Art If Teaching.
August II. a.m.-ElementryAl Algebra. cher
Algebra, Physical Gcogr"phv- +. N.-GcOm-
etry. Physics. Grammatical Analysis.
Reading will be oral pcnrnan~hip judged
from papers.
Kegui~ements:-Thirf Observation-Disclosures 70
per cent. averaging - per cent. second
tirade-Mnimum ~ per cent. average - per
+art. First Grade Minimum ~ per cent.
average - per cent.
Teachers Who received ccrtific&tes at last
springs examination. and others holding
urrXDircd certificates. who write for higher
grade certificates than they now hold. may
have their standings of - per cent. ami up
wards relied. No standings VIII bt retilcd
from certificates CXeiring this fall Each
applicant i required by law TO pay a fe, Of
one dollar before cutcriu- upon the eNanIn-
alton.
JESSIE f. CROWNIIART.
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The Grocers are Going to Solon
Springs.

Scion Springs, better known as White
Birch, Will be the scene of the Grocers'
Picnic this year, which will be held
next Wednesday, July 2Sth. Arrange
ments are about perfected, ana the
committee promises us the biggest and
best time ever had. A special Omaha
train will leave the West end at 40
East end 900; aud Itasca 9:15. Return
ing home, the train will start from
Scion Springs at 600 p. III. The fare
Will be - cents round trip for adults,
and 10 cents for children. Besides the
many mems, boys, girls and ladies'
walking, running and sack races, there
will be music by tull brass band, and
dancing for those who wish, IN a pavil-
ion, the music to be furnished by an
orchestra from town. Besides all this,
mission and grocery men, which is
always great feature of the day
sports. a specially entertaining item
has been added to the program, ami it
is a genuine Indian war dance. The
chief of the tribe in the vicinity of Scion
Springs has promised the committee a
big turnout, all clothed in full regi-
mentals. 1t will be worth the price of
the trip just to see this one feature of
the program. We cannot cnumerate
all the events, but when we state that
fully $4,000 will be spent in prizes, il is
enough to let the people know that lots
of fun has been arranged fer. Remem-
Der the date, Wednesday the 2Sth, take
your lunch with you and spend pleas
ant day III the country. Also remem-
Der that all grocery stores will be closed
that day.
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)SETIIsIEG RATES FURNISHED on APPLICATION

Two Dollars i Teat I'm Advance.
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Little Francis, the siX-year Old son
of Mr. Beaudoin. VIII owas quite badly
burned on the head and hands at the
time his mother persisted in the flames
vas brought to his home on Monday
from Cadallic, where he has been ever
since the eventunder medical treatment.
He is rapidly improving and will sooc
be as well As ever. though the barns
we're not Of g serious nature. Yet 1t Is
A wonder that the child was not sutto-
Gated. or did not die from the nervous
shock sustained by the burns he re-
ceiyed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

The Duluth school board election
resulted in victory of > to in favor OF
the supporters of Supt. DentieId, 'he
fight seeming 10 divide along the line OF
Denfcld and anti Dentield. -Four thOus-
and votes were cast, and Ioany of them
by ladies'. Such contest has never
been waeed in Duluth before over school
matters. Articles We're published pro
and con by the members Of the board
and outsiders. defending and assaultins
IRE methods. and the result was as
stated above.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Mrs. Edmund Twohy gave I de-
lChtful luncheon at one O'Clock Monday
hst, in honor OF the Misses Cora Mont
somery ana Pearl BenhSI41, Of It. Paul.
The guests included the following well
SHOWN ladies. MeSdames Hester Lyle
and ChaS. Bishop and the Misses Ia
Stella Scion, Agnes pone!'F, Mamie
Twohv of 81. Paul, May Whitney. Cora
MONTGOMERY and Pearl 6enham.
The county board met on We3nes-
INV morning and cancelled s9I ,h7>. IS
Of county Orders. The superior court
orders Amounting TO >6,6S2,33 and the
Circuit court $, 6SI, SO making a tota! Of
500. .&7l 81 Fhe board Transacted 10
a;h-ts bushes a.d adjourned without
ste.
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NOTICE..

There will be a Teachers institute
held at the Broadway High schoo
building, West Superior, Wisconsin
commencing august q, at . am, and
continuing for FIVE DAYS. All teacher:
intending II tea.h N County schools o.
Douglas county the coming school ycal
are expected to attend.
JESSE +. CROWNFART,
County Superintendent
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Real Estate Transfers.

+ O-trander tow K Tanning. 1t } III 80
" sup 9Th div
T ! Whu'en to J LemicuX, lot 267 W
eth st sup
W \ Twohv to Northern Storage 90,
part Its l. l. - ~ bi = " sup sth div
J Levine TO : Lcvirrc l. + bl 49, " sup
eth div
Nv Winter 10 itasca Co. lot y blk Is
Tta-ca div sup
III - " list st sup
Peterson to q u Campbell, 1t , bl %
EoyS add to sup city
: RitcL'ie TO r w Rardon. lots 21i 6 W
9Th 81. 4l2 4le-1O 3l5-2l6ls " md st all
~uDeriOr
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The Duluth-Superior bridge We

The Duluth-Superior bridge went
wrong on "Wednesday, and the ara"
being open at the time the street rail-
way companies were compelled 10 re-
turn TO the old ferry transfer system.
The trouble seems TO be in TIE gearing
The. buiIder evidently did not calculate
on the weight OF tolls 90 be collected
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Mrs. K. c. Taylor with two OF her
bows, Dow and Robbie, Of =. Paul, are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W m.
Ocilvie. They were glad to get away
from the roasting heat OF st. Paul and
enjoy the cooling breezes of the Lake
Superior region for a little season.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

The Flagg houses On Seventh street
which have been receiving Internal I'M
movements are finally completed, and
are row, after having handsome coat
of nainf on the outside, among the
ueatest Residences in the city
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Co. | left for Camp King last Satur-
dav evening. to undergo a weeks train
ing in the art Of war, among them being
Corporal Thos. Christie, manager OF
TuE TIMES. They will return to-mor-
row Sunday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

L. E. Nanwarinc, Jr., arrived on yes
terday's Omaha from Menomonie in
company with the Misses Kate Man
waring, EthefC oe and Girtrude CowIen-
son superior Telegram.
Misses Cops and CUiberts0n's reIa-
tives would never know them by those
names.-Dunn Co. News .Menomonle. J
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Mr.. .. Mcnamara has leased the
post Office lobby, and has opened up
one Of the finest frurt, ve~etabie and
candy stores II thA city. Everything
Is nice and fresh and Of Che ,cry best
quality. Give HIN cal.
1NVfTATICNS-Te can fill. or Snort notice
all orders fot invitations ara programs,
and g17-a-itec satisfaction. S5ccial at
teution = called to our ,ariD."- Of en-
-rtyed Invitations. They are 2 little tuoie
expensive !rTt they are the very best.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Booth enter
tanned number Of friends AZ dinner
Tuesday evening in honor OF the many
relatives ofthe family VINO are visiting
mere.
DERFEcT ana permanent are the
: cures by floods Sars2parilla. be-
cause II makes pure. rich, healthy.
HE and hca.th-4iviug BIG CD.
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THE SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF the Douglas County agricultural

at superior, Wisconsin, Sept. 2>, %, 80,
1897 over Three Thousand Dollars in
premiums offered. For Premium List
cali 81 room I06 Agen block, or write 10
+. VI. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
West Superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

The stationary engineers OF >S.ReFI"'
and Duluth met on Saturday niGht al
Green's hall, under the auspices OF the
Local branch of the National association
Of Stationary Engineers. Franz lisyes'
ofthe Superior Iron Works, SPOKE on
Gas Engines" Prof. Nolhfan ami
Chas Erger also addressed the meet
ing. A number of local engineers;
among them Mr.. Crow, Of the DAISY
were present.
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On Wednesday morning Mara ger

-Un u tuTtsUaN HIUIHIII- N
Robert Kelly, of the Land x River I'M
nroyement company, paid the county
treasurer SI4,7lI.5l OF the $50" 80 due
under the compromise agreement pc
tween the company and the city. The
balance will be paid IN lnstalInents as
rapidly rs possible.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Mr.. James BardOn is victim Of
poison ivy, and has been confined to the
house several days, the poison making
his eyes very sore.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Mrs. DE- Sherwood and children
returned Sunday afternoon from an eN-
tensive visit with friends in the east,
The DR.. looks his smiling self again.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Mrs. kuncrt whose house next the
East End fire hall, was badly damaged
when the latter was destroyed, Is put
ting ii to rights a.aln.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Miss Nellie Searles and cousin Miss
Jessie Glover, spent the past week in
Duluth. guests of Miss Carroll Spears.
OF course they had good time.
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Prof. IL. ii. Allen, ID, of Column
bus, O., Will fill the balance of Rev. Al
hson's vacation. He will preach to-
morrow SUNDAY morning and evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Miss Ida Kent who has had charge
of the millinery department of the Bos-
ton store left for her home in Mlnnca-
polls, Thursday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. HAYDEN, of 9TH street.

7. VI ::
returned Monday, from 4 visit with
relatives at La Crosse, this state. Miss
Lottie Hayden, q sister, returned with
them and will spend several weeks
here enjoying our delightful summer
weather.
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Mr. and Mrs +. j. Brownlee. Of St
Louis Mo, are at The Euclid for a few
days.
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Miss Bertha Ericl and Misses Mai
die and Amy Railton returnedr1rom
Maple, Wis, on Monday.
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Miss Fie Railton has been very i'll
the past week but Is much better today
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W OK That Paws

: that offered II anothe: column j1v the
Chautauqua Nursery Co., Geneva, y. Y,
to teachers. CauvasSerS. anyone wishing
employment Wor:It advise Writing them
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superior Circle. Ladies' III G. 4. X.
Circle meets Fret Monday in each month
in Central Park II. F. church.
Mrs MARY G. REYNOLDS President.
Mrs. HIRAM HAYES. Sen. Vice President.
Mus J. NJ. KUGGLES. Secretary.
Mrs. 4. 4. MAXIM. Treasurer.
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.,,c,aL BULLETIN.
rroNtI

.-rf,n ,skinl,sy y. of If Ohio n1 g. ~ r.rsov
tsnt -''"tr Inn sherman, tt:oHo.
T,-,.is,lry Lyman }. Gage, of
rn,>ell A. Alger. of Michigan
Wal i,,rph Mckenna, of Cali
flames 4. Gary, of Mary
y.yy John D. Long, of Mas
,rr. James Wilson. Of Iowa
rr,.ra o.nclius y. Bliss, OF
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

Low rates to all points East. Fast time and
excellent service. Wagner Buffet Sleeper
VIA Sault Ste. Marie thrSugh to Boston.
GEO. w. FORESMAN
9lS Tower Ave. General Agent.
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~fIgi.~ or THE PEACE.

n T FAT-PHYSICIAN & SUR
HI, GF1N will attend professional calls
q lr- IF the day or night from village
4tv cor. Becker & Fifth, Superior.
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Church Directo~.

METHODIST Services everv sunday morn
ing and evening. at 1915 aud 80 SundS,
School Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening a
80. All are cordially invited
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One On the Telegram.

JE>~ F. r. tKVN Y TIAKT.
LnrlmfN Slnt.riutrHI. mi
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Saturday, July "a, 1897.
ST. PAUL & DULUTH r. r.
G. St. P. M, & D. TIME CARD.
TIME TABLE


GEO. II. SMITH, Ticket Agent
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Hope Twill be a Pleasant Day.

All the old soldiers, their wives. sons
and daughters, are planning 70 accept
Hon. James A. Agents hospitality on
Tuesday next, when a big picnic will be
held. Mr.. Fred Williams has had
cleared and arranged for park purposes
a tract of land at the foot of 18th street,
and the place is said to be the prettiest
In the city for picnic purposes. Mr..
Agen has secured the services of a boat
which will leave the East end about 9
O'Clock and the West end at $50 for the
grounds. A band Will be in attendance,
and for those who wish to dance, a
pavilion has been erected. A good time
is assured. Everybody that is, or is
likely to be related 20 an old soldier is
cordially invited to attend and bring
with them of course, their lunch. Mr..
Agen certainly deserves a hearty vote
thanks for his active work in arranging
this outing for the G.. \. r. people.
The many friends in our city Of The
K. Nj. Hunter family, of Duluth, will
regret to hear of another sorrow which
has come to them within a day or two,
and it is in the death of John. aged ten
years by drowning, on Monday the 18th.
In company with several other young
boys he went to what is known as
Hunters lake to battle, and getting to
the water first he jumped in and was
soon beyond his depth, and not being
able to swim sank before anv of his
friends could reach him. Help was
summoned and the body recovered in
about ten minutes, and two prominent
physicians labored long and earnestly,
but without avail, TO resrscitate him.
The young mans mother has been visit
ing for some time in the east, and is On
her way home. SO that no knowledge of
where a telegram would reach her was
had, and the shock to her nerves upon
reaching home to find her eldest son
dead is feared will result N complete
prostration.
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STATE
Governor


T'"f'I wv T.
C3rgrc~~man. 10Th Dist
state senator.
\~~cnblyman, LIST Dist
, Dist
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Subscribe for TIE TI-Ec.
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CATHOIIC-MaSs at $50 ani 1000 A. NJ InStruc-
ton at 2.G0 2. II. NeS?crs a. 800 Z, NJ. Services
every Friday evening at 80.
REV. FATHER EUSTACE, Pastor.
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REV. A. l.. TULL, Pastor.

E9WORTH LEAGUE of the " Church. Young
Peoples Prayer Meeting every Sunday evening
at Social and business meeting first Tues.
day of each month. All are cordially invited.
II. c. PICKERING A. ". T. OGILVIE.
Secretary. President
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GOING SOUTH
Leave at.........Il:i=a m. 5:"S m Il:3n u m
GOING NORTH
Arrive az ...--...... $50 ~ 9:59 a IN. 5:l3 u m
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REV. w. ALLISON, Pastor

CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER- Services
1T 500 and 1919 a IN. and 40 p. IN. sunday
School l2:l5 p. IN. Fridays al 4:I5 p. IN.
REV. +. IL. BARTON. Rector.
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rRESBITERIAN.-Serv every Sunday morn
ing and evening at 1890 a IN, and 80 p. IN.
sunday school following the morning service.
Thursday evening prayer meeting at 80 AID
are cordially invited. The Y. T. 5. G. +. meets
at e:t5 = II.