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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
OigaEstss Makers Laid on Uatn ths
0ovsrument Can supply Them.


New York. Aug. 1s.-Twenty-hye
hundred men and women who make
tobacco cigarettes, are out Of work be-
cause OF the failure OF the internal rev.
enue department In Washington TO
supply the deputy collectors In this
city with the new 81 revenue stamps,
provided for in the new tarlff. The
factories where these cigarettes are
made have been obliged TO shut down
and lay on all the hands and as a re-
suit there Is much suffering among
the poor workers. Retail dealers are
bowling because the wholesalers can
not supply them with goods.
A meeting Of the principal makers Of
all tobacco cigarettes was held TO take
action 10 prevent a further oontln-
uance OF the trouble. A long protest
was drawn up and Charles Davis, the
personal representative OF Mandel
Baum 4 Co. was delegated to 30 10
Washington and see Secretary Gage.
Certified copies Of the resolutions
adopted AZ the meeting were given 10
him for presentation TO the treasury
oficiala.
Mr.. Davis was authorized 10 tell
Secretary Gage that unless immediate
action were taken 10 supply the new
stamps 10 the factories n great fnan-
cial crash would be precipltated In the
cigar business which would be dlsas-
trous 10 the interests OF the 10000 men
employed In making these cigarettes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
LAD BEATEN TO DEATH.
ne was . Victim 81 Cruelty on the
British Steamship Burrsli.

ne was . Victim 81 Cruelty on the
British Steamship BurreiL
Quebec. Aug. IA lad only 16
years Of age died In the hospital here.
the victim OF the cruelty OF the mate
Of the English ship Mary L. Burrell.
Gilbert Greonell, a street waif Of Iiv-
erpool. slowed himself away on the
Burrell before she sailed. and when
found was forced TO take a hand and
work his passage over.
The captain OF the ship, r. V. Rice.
says he heard OF no trouble until this
ship was anchored on Father Point.
when he found that the boy had been
terribly beaten with a ropes end and
that one OF his legs was broken he az
once had him removed TO a hospital In
this city by train. where he died.
when II was known that his case
was critical, the authorities attempted
to obtain an ante-mortem statement,
but the lad was 40 far gone In the hys-
terra OF lockiaw that he could not
make a connected statement
Tho mate will be arrested on a
charge OF homicide.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
wATLAlo AND CARVED.
Abb Tanner Had Hh rhroa, Gu, from
Eu % Far


EsF 30 EAr
Tyler. Tex. Aug i3-Abb Tanner.
living six miles south Of town. while
on his way TO church Wednesday
night was waylald and 80 Sc, rely cut
that he will die. His throat was cut
from ear to ear and his windplpc sev-
cred. lie also received several bad
wounds In the shoulder.
Hhis assailanis left him In the road
for dead. Tanner made hls way TO the
house OF T. J. Ingram. a shor distance
away. and on whose place h. worked.
and made known 10 him WI his as
sallants were. Oniccrs wer, at once
dispatched for aud soon had under ar
rest the following negroes charged
with and particulars In the crime:
George and Anna Jackson. Will and
Tom Weir and Nelson Hlll George
Jackson Ia charged with doing the cut-
ting. The above parties wery arrested
ON their way home from church sud
In few feet from the cutting occurred,
The officers who arrested Jackson
found on his person a large niie clot-
ted with blood Abb TANNER was an
important witness IA the justice court
against the daughter OF JAG ,son IN a
trivial ease Excitement Is hlgh
among the coloFod people Of thar BE-
lemcnt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Among the important news items
which the readers Of the Daily Eagle
had for breakfast yesterday morning,
and which did not reach here In the big
city dailies until noon we're the Vir-
ginia democratic state convention at
Roanoke, the blockade Of the Klondik.
ers at Dyea, additional particulars Of the
battle between spaniards and insurgents
IN Matanzas, account Of gold find In
Nicaragua by s. +. Spence Of Houston
and the st. James Q.ondon) Gazette on
sherman and Hanna. Some Of these
items were conspicuously displayed in
double loaded type by the city papers on
their most important news pages. Near
~ every day the Eagle brings out gen
eral news In advance Of that 70 be OBJ
tanned from any other source by Ia,
people Of Bryan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

El Paso. Tex. Aus. i5.-Haroid Nor
ley o. Kansas City. Mo-. the i5-year-old
son Of a dl~lslon superintendent Of Tie
Kansas Cic'. rittshugg and Gulf rail-
road Jeff his fathers ranch near Charo-
berino. Ia pona Ana county. New Mer-
leo. last Friday evening to visit neigh
bors SUNDAY evening the boys horse
came In aloee and search was made for
the youth. His body was found hang
ing In a cottonwood tree on the main
road. ne had evidently been dead "a
hours The rro,ind showed that the boy
had been 'oped from hls horse BY
mounted men and strung 40 N the COT
fnnwoods. The murder Il supposed 10
have been committed b. Mexican neigh
bora 81 the Morleys with whom thu
family has had trouble over their ranch
boundaries.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
Nominations for states OGiesTs Com.
pietsd aud Fintform Adopted.

Nominations for states OGieeFs Com
pietsd aud FiAtform Adopted.
Roanoke. Va. Aug i3-Ths DEM
Ocraiie state convention opened the
second days session yesterday morn p
ing at 10 o'clock.
J. Hoge Tyler and Edward Echols
having been nominated last night for
governor and lieutenant governor res
peetlvely. the work OF the day was the
choice OF attorney general and the
adoption oi the platform.
The convention unanimously adopt
ed resolution cordially irdorsing
the campaign OF Senator John ". Dan
Eel TO become his own successor Tho
candidates placed before the conyen-
ton for nomination as attorney gener-
al were: A. J. Montague, =. 4. Las
sitter. W. r. Alexander. u. r. Pollard
and Lloyd T. Smith. The first ballot
resulted IN failure 70 nominNe, hul
with Montague leading.
Before the result Of the third bal
lot was announced Il was sen that
Montague had received enourh vote.
TO nominate him and his nomination
was made by aeclamation.
AZ the afternoon session. Senator
Daniel. chairman OF the conn ittee on
resolutions. resumed the reading OF
the platform. which has alre. dy beer
published The resolution wor,
adopted except that part whic recon-
mended the selection Of sen uors By
primaries II was defeated by a yot,
OF $50 to coo.
The convention then adjourned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
City COuDeii

The city council met In regular ses.
sion last night, all officers being pres
ent except Aldermen wyse and viii
son.
Minutes Of preceding meeting read
and approved; reports Of officers ap-
proved; sunory bills ordered paid.
The report of. J. Adams regarding
school funds In the hands Of he out
going fiscal agent was read. On motion
seconded and pAsFed Capt. Adams was
allowed $50 for services. The report
was accepted and Ordnred filed.
A petition from . Houston oil mill
was read and action deferred.
Potion for Italian cemetery TO be To-
Gated west Of city cemetery read. No
action taken.
Marshal in siTueied 10 have cislorn In
the street near Mikes store filed up
A motion prevailed TO pay the light
company 800 on account with the un.
derstanding that II will not Affect the
acceptance or rejection Of arc lights
under new contract.
hr. q. Z. jenkins, representative o.
the fire department. was instructed 4
advertise fer bids for the steam ERE en-
CINE and the single tank chemical en-
CINE now owned by the city. II th'
best bid for these is satisfactory the!
viii be sold and the proceeds devole'
10 the purchase Of large dOuble tanI
chemical engine and pair Of horses
an man will be employed 10 stay =
the engine houre regularly.
Adionrned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Marshall. Tex, Aug. i3-Harrison
county will not have a vote recorded
for or against the constitutional
amendments recently submitted to the
people. The commissioners court re-
fused TO tabulaie the vote cast ~ II
out Of the 2i voting places In this
county where the election was held.
The court declared the returns were
all irregular and refused 20 pay the
officers OF election at ~ boxes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
A STRANGE SIGHT.
Five Waterproof. seen Upon the lake
a. Cleveland at One Time

Five Waterproof. seen Upon the lake
a Cleveland ~ Oas Time
Cleveland. Aug. IA strange phe-
nomona was seen by the residents OF
this city yesterday morning. Five
dark and enormous waterapouil we're
seen far out in the lake moving In an
easterly direction. One OF these Whlrl-
ing wAterspouts trayersed the stance
from the horizon. where they were hrst
sighted by the lookout at the lie saw
ing station. TO the eastern horizon
where II finally disappeared or struck
the shore In fifteen minutes. Two
struck the shore near the foot II VIII
son avenue, while the other thr pur-
sued their eastern course down the
lake.
The largest spout struck the shore
at the foot Of Coe street with terrible
force. the large gate Of the Avery
Stamping company was twisted from
It's hinges and the large tlmbeI' scat
tered in every direction. The ippinr
department Of the plant was badly
damaged and large section OF th'
roof taken on. A box car on The tlaci
at the side OF the shipping house Ta'
drawn so feet one way on the tIaei
and then blown to the end OF u trac,
in the opposite direction Window
we're broken and several large octionl
Of the roofs from surroundinr shop
and sheds we're blown on. Tlen th'
force OF the whlrlwind. for such !
was. seemed TO spend itself
The path seemd 10 be about 100 fee
in width and pursued a south asterl'
course through the city.
No one was injured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
Empty stocking Club.

The little girls Of Bryan are requested
10 meet this afternoon at O'Clock a.
the residence Of Miss NOME Adams fer
the purpose Of organizing an empty
stocking club for charitable purposes
and mutual improvement. Entertain.
msn,s embracing musical and literary
features will be given at intervals and q
small amount Of dues will be collected
from each member. This money viii be
given 10 the poor Christmas. The girls
are said 10 be taking q lively interest In
The movement.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

CT. Blackshear went up the road
yesterday.
Just received car very fine alfalfa
Edge Bros. Phone l6i I
+. s. euively, late Of Pennsylvania, is
nov With Foster 4 Co. Of this city.
Mrs. W. b. scrimshiro came up from
Minican yesterday to visit her parents.
The best smoke you can ge,anywhers
isa nickle Yankee Luck" cigar at Tay-
lor A Coz 228
Mrs. Lydia Kennedy returned TO Nav
asoia yesterday after visit TO Mrs. J.
L. Bate.
Yankee Luck cigars are Hiill In the
lead. All smokers should try one A.
Taylor 4 Cox.
Mu. n. A. Gotham went down to
wenborn yesterday 10 visit her sister,
Mfs. Freeman.
Ladies wishing 10 provide for their
helpless husbands can get the best In
surauce with CD. Blackshear. No ex-
,,aebarve Oo.f
Joe W. Reeves Nashville, Ark, ar
rived here Yesterday and win be With
wv. Coulter this season.
For sale-A pair Of Buffalo platform
scales. good Is new. Apply to W. NJ
Foster. dzs
Mrs. N. A. Patterson returned 10 Led
better yesterday amer visit TO hel
son and family.
800 pcuds, six varieties LAndreth'I
new crop Turnips seeds at Higgs an'
u.wb,nnev,s 232
Ahssei Edna and Linmore Nall lief
yesterday far visit 10 Navasola, Con
roe and other points.
Talk with Q. ]. Blackshear about In
suranco. Olico At Halls drugstoH
Bryan, Texas. 22o-wiO
The next excursion to Houston an,
Galveston win be run sunday August
y.
TAYLOR & Cox are headquarters 10
the famous Yankee Luck cigar, bes
nlcLle cigar In Bryan. 70
Gu. Holmes Of Kurien, vas In tovi
yesterday with two bales election whiel
he turned loose at 2 cents.
-. Blarkshear, the insurance mai
SAINTS 10 sec you. ofiee At Hall'sdrug
aiore. 40 W.
JR. Flynn, late Of Rockdale, is nov
with Mlsirot Bros. 4 Co. In the dres
goods department
Ifyou once use Blair's fluid su.phu
Won viii never DO without Il. Cures al
ain affections. Sold only by Sam b
Wilson a Co. lisu
Candidaies f,r state Offices are com
ing out thick and early. We expect e'
en- ne boys who wantthe county otiice
are beginning 10 dream some In the'
sleep.
We are selling more OF Blairs. hu''
sulphur than an other remedies 10
heat and skin dieases. Il cures IN
slantly. Sold only by Sam D. Wilson
80. ilsif
Thousands OF people are happy owe
the result obtained by using Blair
auid Sulphur. IL curs pricsley hea
and D. perfectly harmless. Sold on'l
by sam b. Wilson 4 Co. iiaf
The Bryan hardware merchants az
selling enough wagons 10 haul ai' 'n =.
cotton in this section to bryan th's iA''
and L IL rolling Ia day by day
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
BROKE INTO THE JAIL.
Mob AMER Wear Men 10 Colorado AZ.
sussd with Murder

Mob Amer Wear Msn IN Colorado Ae.
eussd with MaFasT.
Denver, Aug IA special from
Central CITY says At o'clock this
morning a mob from Russell Gulch
armed and masked, broke into the
Central CITY iail and demanded the
keys Of the steel cell from the tailor.
In this cell we're four prisoners bel I
on suspicion Of the murder Of Ales
Goddard. an American miner who W.,
stabbed during n saloon roW witt
Ausiriana on Monday night The
Tailor refused 10 giYe up the klg
Whereupon the mob hrcd through TIA
bars into the cage. The prisoners e.
caped death by hiding behind mat.
tresses and the bedding In the cell
The mob supposlng Il had b.lled OIL
four left the iail -Four OF the lead
crs have been arrested and q strong
guard plac I about the jail. Int FUR
Their trouble h fcarea.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Reddlng. Cal. Aug. i3-News has
been received here from Coffee Creek
10 the effect that $4,000 more Of gold
dust and nuggets were taken out from
the pocket ron out OF which the
Graves Bros. took their $4,000 last
Saturday.
Another exceedingly rich discovery Of
gold Il reported on Morris gilch, about
two miles from the scene OF the Graves
Bros discovery. Il Is said $4,000 was
taken out In one afternoon, and that
two miners are taking out on an aver
age OF $40 90 tho pan. This strike h on
the same vein as the Graves claim and
IL supposed 10 be an extension OF tho
same
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
Peter Moaohsn Hanged

Baltimore. Aug. iS-Peter Monohan,
"A years old. was hanged here for muir
der committed on May %. last Mon
ohan displayed remarkable nerve, and
mot his fate without a tremor. He
made no confession or statement OF
any Kind. contenting himself with say
ing he had told all he had TO tell TO
his confessora and God. lie Will be
buried In ST. Peters Catholic cemetery
bealde the woman he murdered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Mig Springs. Tex. AaE iS,-While
out hunting Frank Bacon. che ls-year-
old son Of Conductor o. H. pacon n
the Texas and Pacific. In getting oat Of
the buggy struck his foot against hls
companions gun. which lay on the
seat. causing is discharge The
charge struck young Racon's lower
breast. and he died about an hour az
terward.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
ARE you PACKING

for soiourn in the country or At the
soashoreg The wise woman doesn't
forget her many toilet requisites before
s,aitlug. her stock II linimerls, favor
Ice drugs and prescriptions, sunbuin
emolients, spongcs, Snaps, tooth pow
defs. etc. She goes o. Fountains,
where he knows she will GET them
pure and of superior quality, and lays
In her summer supply. Neither does
she forget one or more bottles OF Cito
Cura.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

cleburne. Tex. Aus. i3.-Pcstmaster
n. A. Poole has received a package OF
papers from Houston that mad been
en- route 'or two years. or rather Il
had been that iong since the package
was started. Many Of the papers Wsre
addressed TO people who had moved
away or died some time ago. The pa
bors are the Houston Press ana are
dated 1895.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
mr.. M.n KIN . F.rmsr

San Pierre. Ind. Aug. iS.-Three
young men who have been camping
neAr the edge OF this town met Charles
Nelson. a farmer. and demanded that
be treat them. Nelson refused and was
shot through the heart by one OF the
men. Two OF the men have been cap
lured and a party OF men are pursuing
the one that did the killing. Blood
honnds are on the trail and Il is
thought that n the murderer IL oaptur-
ed he may never reach the bar OF Jus
tiee. They claim 10 be glass blowers
from Marion. Ind.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
Cycle Path benefit

Attendance at the cycle path bensiil
last night was small. Mr. and Mrs.
Lowden entertained the audience with
two clever little comedies, "The bar
on's Wager" and "The Mouse Trap. {"
As Fpeclalties they introduced some
popular songs. Mr.. L. d. Sparks and
little daughter filed the interlude be-
tween the plays very pleasantly With
jokes and songs. The little girl has
soubretle talent In a marked degree.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Bowie. Tex. Aux. lathe case Of
the state W. Guy Crawford, charged
with the murder - Pete Mcdaniel.
which has been on trial for the last
four days AZ Montague resulted In q
mlstrial. The jury ial'ius % agree on a
gor1l,l.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

Gladstone is noted Tor his ability to
nj. the nail on the head. Without
doubt he did % when he said The
power Of advertising isenOrmous. liap-
pears, n We consult those ShO have
made successful use Of this extraordi-
nary instrument, that "a depends wholly
on producing an impression upon the
public by iteration or the constant repe-
iilion Of the same thing"
The commissioners court bad under
advisemeni Yesterday the proposition
10 build new jail. II Was deferred
un,il the next term Of court.
why suffer from prlckley heat, cx1e-
ma and kin diseases when you can he
cured instantly by using Blair's huid
sulphur, cold only by sam B. Wilson
4 90. liSu
Miss Malgle Gay lei, Tor Hunisville
Yesterday, after pleasant vin. to reia-
lives m Bryan.
Mothers, ifyOur children suffer nom
prlckley heat, Blair's fluid sulphur
wlll curo them lnstanisr, Sold only by
sam b. wilson 4 Co. llStf
Master Frank Gartner has returned
from a lengthy visit TO relatives IN
Huntsville.
nlair'n fiuld sulphur cures Itch, TX.
..s.e Rarhorf Itch. Boiif. letter and
-vrrv Affection d the skin. Sold onll
), sem B. Wilson tCo. he'-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
STYLE and
DURABILITY

are, OF course, osssnita
features Of cur Vehicle, Saddle and
Harness stock. To bring these fwo %.
ntaresya together, without unduly 10.
creasinr pficrs has algays been the
nrohlem In JOHN q. TAHOR'S
big business no Bryan. We oone
nearer sowing it than any other con.
cern hoTcabouis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
One Thousand Dollars in Gold.

81 WILL PAY tho above amount TO
any person or persons who will demon.
strate, maihematically or scientifically
how they can invest . portion OF their
income In q manner 10 beat the results
Of an ACCUMULATION POLICY l.
sued by the NEW YORK LIFE lNSUR.
ANCE COMPANY; or for policy that
extends and guarantees 10 the insured
AZ many benefits a. the ACCUMULA.
TI0N POLICY" r. g. TAHoR
Agent. %
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14
Inspection.

Our extensive line Of shoes wlIl bear
rlose inspection. An examination vii
sbow that the extreme care exefcifed
In every detail OF material and work
map.hip l. Whist makes The excellence
M ouf stock. You ca mot tel BY the
appearasct In these times. often ne
shrdiiest shoe look The teaiesi ieioFe
,Ley ar Wora. Il al clo'e examin.
atiou 10 tell the ifleitnet, but Tie oii-
f.rence 10 there TIy ouis,
]. w. COULTER.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-14

II. ST. c. Time Table Hearne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-24
ALIEN TAX MUpDLB.


How IL Affects Shenandoah-The State
school Appropriation Reduced.
From the Miners journal
NJ. j. Scanlan, who was tax collector Of
Shenandoah for three years ending 1896 wa
at the Commissioners Office yesterday His
errand was a peculiar one, in fact one that
presents au unpleasant condition to Shenan-
doah in an its phases Mr. Scanlan stated
that there are in Shenandoah 4 600 foreigners,
Of the Polish- Hungarian Lithuanian type
assessed and ON the duplicate Of this num-
ber only zoo are natumlized. Underthe new
alien tax law all the rest must pay three
cents day and they cannot be assessed for
borough or school or other purposes. Mr..
Scanlan therefore wanted to have these men
eXouomted
Now, here is where Shenandoah comes in
for the worst end Of it, If the men are OK
onented the town will be out big sum of
money in the way of taxes. The school dis
triot, however, will be the greatest sufferer,
for not only will the amount Of the school
district duplicate be reduced to the extent OF
the taxes ON $500 people, but its state appro.
priation will also be cut down quite a big
sum- The school law governing the distrbu-
ton of the appropriation is based on the
number of hxables in district. With over
5000 taxables Off the registry lists it is easily
seen that Shenandoah will lose "a large portion
Of its state appropriation. The loss will be
keeuly felt as Shenandoah has 60 teachers
and large and expensive district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-24

Services i'm the Trinity Reformed church
tomorrow at 1000 a. m, and $3.50 =. m,
Sunday school at 1870 p. m. Rev. Robert
O'Boyle pastor
Regular services will be held in the United
Evangelical church. North Jardin street, to-
morrow at 10 q. m. aud $50 y. m. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev l. j. Reitz. Sunday
school at l.3O y. m.
Primitive Methodist church. James Moore,
pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. m, subject,
"A Cure for q Sore Heart" G3O p. m,
subject, "rhe ouly Safe guard Of the
Nation Sunday school at 2 p. m. Every
body welcome.
Methodist Episcopal church, corner Oak
and White streets, Rev Alfred Heebuer,
pastor. General class meeting at 8 %. M,
led by John Senior. Sermon at 10:3O a. m,
Sunday school at p. mr DIR. y. S. Callen,
superintendent. Sermon at $3.50 p. m.
Seats free. Everybody welcome.
Calvary Baptist church, South Jardin
street. Preaching tomorrow at 1890 a. m.
and 630 p. m Evening sermon by Rev.
ID. l. Evans sabbath school at p. M,
Deacon J. Bum, Superintendent. b. Y. p.
o. Tuesday evening, at 1870 Wednesday
evening, general prayer meeting at 1880.
Everybody welcome.
Services in the Presbyterian church to-
morrow at 1890 "a. m. and $3.50 p. m. Sun
day school at 2 p. m The public cordially
invited to attend
Services in All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church ON West Oak street tomorrow Holy
Eucharist at q. IN. Regular services at 1870
a. m and p. m. The rector will Otliciate
Sunday school at p. m
First Baptist church, corner of West and
Oak streets, Rev ID. /. Evans pastor. Services
at 10 a. m. and g p. m. Sunday school at 2
I p. m. Prayer meeting Monday evenings
Young Peoples meeting Wednesday even
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