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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-05

No hall corner pike street and Third
avenue-capt. Gin and Lieut. Gardner In
charge; A. m. knee driil: II a. m. holt
ness meeting: ? D. m. family gathering. s
y. m. Free and Easy"
Nj. I hall. corner Second avenue south
e~d Y~eer way-Ensign Bernhard and
Lieut.. Watson in charge: . a. m. Knee
drill; II a. m, holiness meeting: 3 p. m.
family gathering. -. m. Free and
Easy"
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Evangelical Association.

Decentralization street and Taylor
avenue Rev. August Ernst, pastor. $50
Harrison street. German preaching every
Sunday at II a. m. and every first and
third Sunday In the month at p. m.
English preaching every second and fourth
Sunday Sunday school at a:45 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at Z D, m. Sunday
and o. m. Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every Thursday al s p. IN. Ger
man preaching every Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock at Rev. Maifory's mission on
Fourth street. near Pike street.
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Catholic Churches.

Our Lady OF Good Help-Third avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. F. n.
pref0ataine pastor. Low mass a. m:
high mass. 1880 a. m: benediction. I:W p.
NJ.
street. Conducted by the Redenptorists-
Rev Joseph A Kautz. G. IS. r.. pastor
Low mass with sermon a. M: high mass
go D. m: vespers. sermon and benedc-
ton. 80 p. m.
Church OF the Immaculate-Broadway
and Madison street. Rev. A. Diomedi.
pastor: Rev. A Trivelli and Rev. j. Nichoi-
son. assistants Conducted by the Jesuits.
Low masses at 6 a. m and Sis 3. m. High
mass at 1880 a. m Sunday school at 80
y. N. and evening service at 7:30 D. m
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First Christian Church.

Christian church at I.atona holds Sun
day school at y. M. followed by preach
Ing by Rev. j. n. Smith at %. m.
FIRST Church of Christ. Seneca street, be
tween Third and Fourth avenues. Pastor.
j y. Smith: residence. 2i22 Fourth Avenue.
Preaching a II A. m. and 40 u. m. Sun
day school Gas: Y. r. s. G. E.. 6:i5. Prayer
meeting Thursday night.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yesler Junction Church-Preaching On
Sunday at II a. m.
Duwamish Church-Daniel Bagiey. pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
at 7:3o .. m.
First-Pine street and Third avenue
Preaching at II a. IN. and 1870 r. m. Glass
nesting 10 a. IN. Sunday school. 12:9 p.
m. Y. p. s. c. E. s:i5 D. m. Prayer meet
ing the first Thursday of each month at
$50 D. m. Preaching by Rev. F. E. Whit
ham. Glass meeting this morning at 10.
Strangers welcome to all services.
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First Church of tbri<f-<efenfist

Room, G Sea:tt@ National Bank building
services sunday Al II A n and Friday
evening 81 O'Clock Sunday e>ho9f i'm
rsrtliatelv after she Sunday service. Rad
Ing room open daring 'Se week
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Cumberland preshyterlan-FaS Cherry
Powell. nastor: residence Tli Twenty-sec-
ord avenue. Preaching at II a. N. and
7.Sa n tn Sunday school az l2:lS o. m
Junior Endeayor al $50 q. M Y. 2. s G
T.. at $50 y. m. Church prayer meeting
Thursday al 30 u. IT
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Sptrttua Ism.

Every Sunday evening at 7:5o o'clock
spiritual meeting will ne held in the Odd
Fellows hall I'm Stevens hntei Platform
tests. psychomotric readings of articles
and spiritual tests by leading mediums.
Seats free.
Society of Harmony meets Sunday after
noon at 3 O'Clock Masonic temple. en-
trance on Second avenue. Seats free.
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ing at Ii a. m and $50 .. m Sunday
school at f2sgs D. m Young Ponies So
csesy Christian Endezyor at $50 .. n.
Miiweek prayer meeting Thursday at I'D
y. m. Preaching today by the pastor
Morning subject. The Meek and Their
Inheritance" Evening: Mot 10 Condemn
but to Save"
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RAMS Horn Mission

The Rams Horn Mission ST Washing.
ton street between s9afh Second ana
Third Meetings every evening In The
week II : O'Clock. Everybody invited NJ
II Nichols. s}sperin tendent
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Rams Nsrn Mission

TIE Rams Harm mission. 1T S4eorf =v-
euse south GOSPEL Tne-sstags every even
so& ~ u'rsaek FsTefvhSsiy IS Invited
NJ. II. Nschnas Superintendent.
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Theosophy.

Seattle Philosophical Society. room 20
Hincksey block. Lotus group. for children.
al 2:Sl n. IN. Evening meeting at 40 y. m
Philosophical soc.ety. Amanda Lodge.
meets Sunday at 7:Sa p. m. 1T Ills Third
avenue. near Spring street. Subject
Tho Second Object of the Theosophical
Society," by J Il. Clark.
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Free Meth odds; Church.

First Free MethodlSt-9l2 Pine street
between Ninth and Terry avenues Rev
Alexander Beers. pAstor. Preaching AZ
II 4 n ami ia u. m. SUNDAY school n
IS a m Young peoples meeting n m
PRAYER meeting Wednesday AZ 100 D m
STATS free 10 all.
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Liberal Union.

Or ] T. York spfaks under the auspices
cf The Seattle Liberal Union ~ Masonic
Temple corner ~ Second avenue and Pike
street. All are invited. Seats free Vol
un}ary contribution, Lecture this evening
on "our Pedigree ard Relations
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ChrIst,an ADVENTIST.

christian Advent meetings are held =;
the corner IT Third avenue and Madison
- rect ~. w Chapman uasta~ PRAYER
meeting In,lS A m. Preaching. Il n. m.
Sunday school la g. IA.
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yatuuteers Of America

fsasy>el meetings ara h@'a every evening
81 : o'cfocS snd Sunday * II = II and I
T. m - &c Ser>cH3 avfn0e @osgin under
ths auspices ef tire Volunteers of America
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Christian Alliance

TIE christian Alliance r4eesz a. ss -
rr4 every Sunday and an Thursday al n
n ir their ha1 az Union street. BET vyser,
TAIrd and Fourth avenues. near Arraorv
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Rev q ~ f;sw@n vii commence =
EeT,-s ~ special addresses far asen IT. fss
Acre business college. Sesttle National
Bank building. scs!Ay a. =. - Saasecs ss
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ADVERTISERS - Changes for adver-
usenenfs In the Sunday Post-Inteiligencer
mUys ne FURNISHED BY l O'Clock saturday
rADx ERIISIN9-Office hours Of the
FosI- inteiligencer business once: Daily
s..H II p m: Sunday hours. A. m 70
IL p m. and I TO D. m Classified
advertisements will be received up TO that
Se. advertisements under the head OF
LLost. round. For Sale For Rent and
SITUATIONS Wanted viii be inserted at the
rate OF cent . word each Insertion. Pay
ment always In advance. No advertise
ment received for less than Is cents
AoSeftisementS will be received At
orancn omces or the Post Inteiligencer-
TACOMA BUREAU = No. las Pacific
avenue.
EvERETT-P. X. Lewis
EghT TOWNSEND-Wm A. Pfeiner.
6ELLINGHAM BAY New Whatcom,
Parker Ellis. Manager.
OLfMPIA-n7ls Main street. q. c. Win
stanley. Agent.
VICTORIA. B. C.-George Marsden
at this office:
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SOClETr yOTICES
ARCANA Lodge. No. 81, F. and A. NJ.
meets second and fourth Mondays each
month.
HELP wAyTED-MALE.


carpenters. pIankers and
cauIkers; Moran Bros. Company, ship
builders or Seattle. Wash. want first
class mechanics who are experienced in
western river steamer construction for
work on fourteen steamers and twenty
four barges now being built by them at
Seattle. Wash. for the Yukon Company,
Andrew Burleigh. president: all of these
vessels TO be completed and in service
on the Yukon river next spring; wages
80 cents per hour: steady work in COM
paratively mild climate at Seattle; we
are prepared to offer free transportation
from Seattle to the Klondike to limited
remain in our employ until the comple-
ton OF the work. Apply in person at our
Office in Seattle In Washington with un-
questionable recommends ions as TO abil-
ity; only first-class mechanics with their
tools wanted: the facts are stated above
and We have no time TO carry on corre-
spondence
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church entertainments viii only De p1o-
lEhed a. advertising rates -oiicss AZ.
this department rioSld be reesl.eds q
this Office not later thass ] D. m sas1Iosay.
IN order to insure publication On ou11e'
morning.
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Madison street-Madison street ana
Twenty-fhfr5 avenue Preaching ~ y d
H. and tn p. m. Everybody Ii invited.
Gilman Park. Yailard-B. r BROOKS.
pastor. Services at II a. m and ~ p. m.'
Sunday school T. ~ sven hpw9 nrayer met
ing At 100 O'Clock.
Swedish church - Fifth avenue. near
Pike street. c. q. Freeman, pastor: resi-
dencs st the church. Services at i, q; N;
at 7:4s .. m. Everybody cordially invited
Trinl,y--w. 8. Harrington. y. D.. pas;
a. m. and .. m: class meeting al 10 a. m:
Sunday school az i2.39: Junior League at
3D.: .Epworth League at D. m. Prayer
meeting ut on Thursday.
African n. z. chursh-isso Jones ss s.rsss
day school, 80 D. m. Services Of song
ma ank " frat sunday a IN Each month.
Grace-Thirtfefh avenue south and King
street.. Rev w H SelIeck. pastor: rest
denee 2as YesIsr way. Sunday school at
~ a. M. W. r.. burgess. supsfiutNtia-It%
Preaching at II A. m and y. IN. Ep-
worth League devotional service at
p. m.
First German-Corner Howard avenue
and Stewart street Rev John G.. Moehr-
ing. pastor. Sabbath services: Preaching
at II a. m. and 7.3a p. m: Sunday school
al s:15 a. m. Prayer meeting. THURSDAY
evening at o'clock. Every German Is In
vited.
Haven--Corner East Newton and East
John. Rev. j. p. Goddard. pastor. Class
meeting, 10 a. m. Morning sermon at IL
q. m. Sunday school at 12as .. M. Ep-
worth League at $50 p. m. Evening SER
vice at 7:45 .. M Prayer meeting Thurs
CAV evening at I'D o'clock. All are well
come.
Ffrst-Corner Third avenue and Marion
street. Rev r. Nj. Randall. jr.. pastor:
residence GO Union street: telephone
Green 30i. Reception day, "Wednesday
afternoon and evening. 10 a. M, general
class meeting: II a. m. morning service.
80 .. m. Sunday school; 4 p. m. Junior
League: s:Is D. IN. Epworth League: i:5o
y. M. evening service.
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births. Marriages, Death.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

GR0SE-The funeral Of Tsovina ]. Srose
will take piace al the a NJ, p church.
~ Fourteenth aEenGs- 81 o'clock this
aEtsruoson. IntermSng e Lake View
Cemetery.
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FOR SAI4E-Parties want to 20 ,n,. -.
ness large or small, call on Us. " ~.
give You the information Won ssIHsu
Mayer Realty Co, ss. 81. IS Unian S. Nh
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Mount Carmel Mission. No. 1895 Third
avenue. between Union and Pike streets.
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FOR SALE-A We'll paying and MA !.
ea,ea SAIGON: Gome and see MAYER ~ y.
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FOR SALE-A business propagation.
$50 a week clear of all expenses: mn, IA
for IL. For further Inform to- Iyne
Mayer Realty Co. Ss. "a. IS Union M NJ q
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Mental Science.

lecture. God Solos by Miss E. Gillian
and Mr.. p. Ashton. All are welcome.
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The Children's Progressive Lyceun
meets every Sunday morning in Pettis
hall. First avenue. at IL o'clock.
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FOR SAlE--Cigar store: good ,oc,a-
Will be sold reasonable. Navs. rsucns
Co.. IS. 81. s. Union block. neall
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People,s Miseion.

Peonls's Mission Church-iies Fourth
avenue. ". ". Mallory. pastor. Preach
Ing on Sundays at $50 p. N. and every
nigh, at S o'clock
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FOR SALEs-We have a We'll ,,.,..
taurant; does splendid hussnassu -
81 Union block. W. = Z
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IODAYS CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices In the church 6trec-
tory win b. confined 20 announcements %
church services onIy and subjects OF ser
mons. Extended musical programmes ior
Sunday servicss and announcements %
llrhets a. adyertIsfre rates Notices for
this department rifoSid be received az
this Office not later thass D. m Sas1loay.
In order tc insure publication on SuncoS
morning.
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FOR SALf.-Cigar and fruit stand 49,
Mayer Realty Co. IS. 81. IS v'nin, Nh NJ
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sle,000-Interest in best mercantile husinsn
in city.
S.Se-i.odging house In down town dis
trict.
81, 1o0-eiroeery. good location. doing payin.
business.
l control the above propositions ana Nm
be glad TO show them on their merit2
LOUIS A. Rk.XFORD, 5l5 Bailey bn
Phone Main 426.
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ynitarian Church.


First Unitarian church on Seventh
street. between Union and Pike. No ser
vices today Law services next Sunday.
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FOR HENT-HOTEI.s.

FOR RF.NT-Enfurnished. Fife hotel cor
ner Ninth street and PACIFIC avenue. Ia
coma Wash. hest situated hotel in fha
city; the Fife IL a fve-story brick htlfiel
ing. containing ii2 rooms ana esge,
stores. steam plant and elevator. Aprly
to Phoenix Baeeoek, li1s Pacific avenue.
Tacoma. Wash
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FOR SALE-We have a good ,oca,t,-
start a restaurant. For particuiars .s g
Mayer Realty Co. IS, 81. Is Irnlor ~. -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SAf4E-We have all kinds - s----.
chances GIVE us a call ana ~
Union block. 49, ~ g
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FOR sALE-A lodging house with j. -
Realty Co. So. 81. IS Union Aye
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Fof ,S SAt LA wel!-furnished So.
Realty Co.. IS. "a. 81 Union HI. Aaysf
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FOR hi.s sALE-A splendialy located ,oa.,.
Mayer Realty Co. g. 81 !! fs sSaLars =
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Meetings held at ss First avenue south
Snusre-I, atfr1er block. every evening. al
S.fS o'clock. Public cordially invited
Chaplain, Thomas Reea
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The Mental Scientists meet every Sun
asy at 4, 4. IN. Thsosophists' rooms. Ills
Tn.rd avenue. All are welcome. especially
the sick and the sorrowfng.
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THOROUGHLY COMPETENT ana q.
perienced music hall manager from M
York wants party having few HUNDRED
dollars TO Join him in business here ca
make big money next few month"; Han
the attractions and brewers bachIne
Splendid opportunity right party. M.
dress. quick, ID. X, care Post Intellieea-
Ger.
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$e0oo fer the man who wishes - -
in Seattle when the time CONES a. sA ~
great exodus: here is business ss.s s1s
lished, owned and managed by MD $500.
owner seven years: his pockethonS ~
swollen to enormous dimensions; he ~ -.
grown corpulent; but, poor mar s ass
stricken with that dread disaasa ~
dust on the brain: his physician a..s ssa
him the only panacea is a voyage nm ~
Yukon now: he will guarantees any -, ~
active business man $50 per month ss -.
and give him one weeks trial 49,
buying; If the average falls haio~0 v ~
he will pay the party s. per day "a ~ ~
time; this plant cost $500 and i I ~ y.
don't come unless you have the - 4 4
and nerve 10 invest Il. 81 Hincklev No. 49,
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED AGENTS-The Union Central
Life Insurance company, of Cincinnati.
Ohio, want a few more local agents in
the different towns of the state where
they are not already represented. Any
fire insurance or real estate agency, at
torney, postmaster or merchant that will
take our agency for his particular town
can make money. Edward Newbegin
general agent. 30S-S03 New York build
ing. Seattle. Wash.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. best family
hotel in the state: excellent rooms; all
modern improvements; no bar
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GOOD SALARY TO experienced aeamsnp
purser who has some money 10 put Inw
money making boat. Address ~ on's'
Capt Vane Box i0Ss Seattle.
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WANTED-For the Corral Hollow coal
mines. at Tesla. Cal, fifty experienced
pitch vein coal miners: good pay: perma-
nent positions for good men: good accom-
modations: cottages for families. Adj
dress San Francisco and San Joaquin
Coal Co, S2S Montgomery street. San
Francisco.
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ALL the latest diamond settings at Ora
ham & Moore's.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
hn DlhhCIlON Of the superior court a.
King county, l am prepared 10 rscs.' ~
bids Tor the purchase Of the plant ~
stock-in-tra6e OF the Queen City prns.
ing Company. now being operated hy -
as JOB and book printing business /,
rooms Ia. 10, l6 and II Colman buildsns
First avenue. Seattle Wash. vhers ~
property may be seen. This b an erceI.
rent opportunity to acquire a going bra.
ness.
D. f. DURIE. Receavse
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Sweet picked spare ribs. choice. &c, at
the Fulton. Yakima and Seattle markets.
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ALASKA dog feed. Frye. Bruhn & {
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About kichmond's citi'
zens and Other Matters.


Mr. Joseph a. Delor has returned from
am extensive Northern trip.
Mr. James Caskic. president OF the
Common Council. has returned 10 the
city.
Mr. Luther Lbbey. deputy clerk OF the
Law and Equity Court is at ROckbridge
Alum Springs.
Judge Edmund Waddill has gone 20
the Rockbridge Alum Springs for stay
Of several weeks.
in Concord. y. r.. when the sad accident
occurred. was not able 90 return TO at
tend the funeral.
The J. l.. I'm Printing Company an-
uounce that the thirty-fourth volume Of
the Richmond City Directory will bee pub
llshed in February, 1898.
The Macedonian Baptist Association
with the Sevcn-Piues Baptist church. 300
Henrico. has passed resolutions condemn
ing iynchng and wrong doing generally.
Mr.. and Mrs S. W. Melton will leave
to-day via the old Dominion Line
for New York. From there they go 20
spend week on Long Island Sound, near
New London. Conn.
Miss @. Fannie and Master W. j.
Orange Jr.. are spending their vacation
I'm New York and will visit friends in
New Brunswick. y. j.. and Philadelphia.
Pa. before they return.
PROFESSOR ikrNtIN j. hfiNENt iNe newly
elected professor of Greek in The Rich
mond College reached the city Monday
morning and went directly 90 his pleasant
home ON tho campus. formerly occupied
by Professor Edmund Harrison.
The funeral Of Willie Martin. who was
drowned I'm the river Monday morning
took place from his parents residence,
No. east Leigh street yesterday after
noon az o'clock His father who was
The Washington Post says. Mrs Mary
NJ. Stratten. Of Richmond. Va. is visiting
friends in the city after pleasant so
iourn I'm the mountains Of Pennsylvania.
Mrs Stratten will visit Fredericksburg.
Va. before returning TO her home IN Nir-
ginia.
The children Of St. Luke's sunday
school enjoyed "A pleasant ride over the
limo Of the Richmond Traction Company
Monday evening az $50. When the Res
ervoir was reached cream was served
and the little ones enjoyed pleasant
outing.
Mr.. ". r. Sadler business manager OF
the Religious Herald has just returned
from "A threo-wecks' trip among the
Bapust associations Of Southwest Virgil
MIA. Among those visited We're the Straw
berry the valley and the Albemarle as
sOciatlOns.