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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
HallaRaenPartY.

Abont sixty invited guests assembled
at the residence OF Mt. and Mrs. c. A.
Waters last Monday evening to partici-
pate In Halloween party. At about
$50 delegation of the young people
headed down town and proceeded to do
their "Halloweening." and although
they played a number of pranks, they
were all harmless ones. none Of the
party committing any depredations
Returning to the house tired and hun.
CRY the merry makers were greeted by
their hostess with an invitation TO par.
take Of a tempting lunch which had
been gotten ready during their absence
and It Is needless 10 say that not one
of them failed to do full justice to the
many good things placed before them.
After lunch dancing was INDUCED In
by those so inclined, while Others werS
entertained with games, music, jokes
and Halloween legends. Not until long
after midnight did the jolly gathering
break up, and 1t Was with regret that Il
did 50 then for each and every one pres
ent united in saying that 1t was b.
far the most enjoyable and successful
party Of the season and hoping anothel
just as thoroughly successful one nigh
be given in the near future.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

fIve-cent pieces. vaInly believing that
these paIsry coins wo1Id tingIy pur-
chase articles Of use Or ornament, as %
the east.
IAN old timer who owned hotel at
Ceur d'Alene City, Idaho, was paEticu-
larry opposed to the circulation Of the
measIy little coins. So great was bis
zeal 70 prevent their introduction in the
town that he purchased all The nickels
be could end among his fellow citizens.
and one dark night be rowed out into
the lake with fifty-pouDd sack Of the
coins and consigned them to the deep.
It il needless 10 add that OF late years
the old gentleman spends great deal
Of his time fishing at that particular
spot"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
His opinian 81 tie ToNn.

A brief sojonrn In COeur d'Alene
shows that place to be very quiet during
the absence Of the soldiers. There are
now about fifteen men at the post. with
Captain George In charge. While the
return of troops is not generally expect
ed. the furnishing Of about the usual
quantity OF wood 70 the post for winter
use IL regarded by some rs evidence to
the contrary. Chaplain Bateman ia
at home again, and half an hours con-
versatiOn with him about. the invest
ment OF Santiago is worth all the news
one has ever read regarding that battle
While the abandonment Of the post
would be a serious blow to the business
interests Of Ceur d Alene, the charming
location Of the town, its unequsled facil-
titles for boating. fishing and bathing
together with its surrounding sgricul-
tural and timber resources, are decided.
~ favorable features. Wardner News
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
rAs RspaSlisan-Pupuliss conhlno.

The Republican, opulist combina-
tion-W. h. Hepburn, the Spokane at
torney who Is running for congress I'm
Idaho, and n. n. Ruick, the middle-of-
the-road, paper money Populist, who
became = goldbug for q consideration -
addressed an audience Of flfty people at
the opera house Monday evening. Ruick
was the first speaker introduced by the
chairman, and in one straight heat Of
an hour and thirty minutes be told his
hearers over and over again why he left
the Populist party. His populism SEEM
ed to haunt him like phantom Of the
night and he could not break away from
the subject. He Joined the Republicans
because he believed In a protective tar
iff-whlch is not an issue in the cam
paign. When he finally ran down and
concluded the audience was satisfied
with his explanatiOn-though he failed
TO state that hIs change OF heart had
taken place since the Populist state con-
vention was held in Augustine quit
actually ceased talking and Judge
Hepburn was introduced.
The judge Is an entertaining talker,
and while he avoided the issues OF the
campaign, combining his remarks to the
tariff, 1t was evident the audience appre-
ciated the change. Howevsr, the judge
could see plainly that his audience was
not burdened with enthusiasm over the
subject which he was discussing, and
quickly switched TO the war issue
When he said that We had licked Spain
and he did not claim all the glory fol
Republicans alone-the people applaud
ed. When he said the administration
had not been forced into the war before
Il was ready the people applauded again
for they had been told that all the suf-
fering, the Encouragement and incom-
potency OF the var department wers
due TO the fact that the -war howlen'
had forced the war on the administra
ton before IL was prepared. The peo-
pie were glad to know the responsibility
had been removed from their shoulders
The judge saw that Ruick had worn IN,
people out aud with commendable con.
slderatlon for their condition cut bis re
marks short. He talked about fortl
minutes and the meeting closed with ,
"hipi hipi hurrahi'' by the Office holder
and Office seekers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
Fratsrnal visit.

A jolly crowd Of Rathdrumites, men,
bers Of Friendship Lodge, Fraternal
Union of America, Of that place, drove
over Wednesday evening for a fraterEal
visit with Idaho Lodge, Of this place.
Among the visitors was the degree team
Of the Rathdrum lodge which assisted
the local team in putting. candidate
through the mysteries Of the order in a
very creditable manner. After this
work was finished the lodge opened in
social session and \ number Of invited
guests were admitted to listen to an en-
tertaining musical and literary program
rendered by the visitors and members
of the local lodge. The evenings en-
tertainment closed with an excellent
lunch in the lodge dining room, prepar-
ed and served by the ladies of the order
This affair was the first OF a series OF
fraternal visits to be held between these
two lodges during the coming winter
and was pronounced by all present a
most enjoyable event.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

nouaE goINT nEsoLurIon ID. I

4 Joint resolution u submit 70 the eIcctors q
the Hlate " Idaho. for feisetlon o. approval
~ amendment % section four ~ Of aftlafe
eighteen fill Of the Conatifutinn " the stale
q Idaho. relating 70 The dfEision and creatlpn
Of counfica
Beitrsuolvsd W the Legislature o. the state ii
idaho.
eEcI1oNI. That ssction four ~ Of articla
eighiesn fIsl 81 the connlltuIIon 81 lhe state of
Idaho. Be amended 70 rrna - follows:
Section w. No new counties shall b estab-
lished which shall reduces any eouniy 70 an
area Of iens than four hundred square nilss.
nor the valuation Of is taxable property 70 issa
than one million dollars. Nor shall any new
county be formed. which shall hare an area %
less silan four hnndFed square miles. and TAXA
sbie property Of Iexs than ons million doilars,
- shown b. the last previous assessment.
eEcuos II. The question 70 b. submitted 70
the electors Of the ktAte At the next renesal
election, shall be In firm - follows. shall
section four ~ d article eighteen f1sl 81 he
constitution Of the etate of Idaho, b. &c
amended a. % prescribs property quaiifica.
ton TO- the division and creation Of ccnniiesY
Passed the House March 1. 1881.
Pnancd the Senate March 3, lssg.
Approyed March y. 1871.
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rosr KAILs IrKMs.


Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Alien are visiting
In Harrison.
Jas. Manning. Of Lewiston, was shak-
ing hands with old friends 10 Post Falls
this week.
Rev. Walker, who is TO be stationed
here for the ensuing year, Is expected TO
arrive The last Of the week.
The scarlet fever epidemic seems to
have abont run its course, there being
but one new case this week.
DR.. Gum, OF the Spokane presbytery.
spoke here Sunday evening to q large
and appreciative audience.
The pupils Of the public school enter
tanned a number Of visitors in very
creditable manner last Friday after
noon.
The Spokane & Idaho Lumber Com
pany Is just completing the installation
OF new dynamo and the plant will
soon be lighted by electricity.
The hard wind Of Tuesday night blew
down large pipe. used to convey shay
ings from the factory TO the furnace
for the s. & !. Lumber Co. Also a
smaller pipe, used TO convey steam from
the boiler TO the factory.
A number OF families are moving into
town. among them being Mr.. Loan and
Mr.. Durham. who will occupy their re.
spectiye homes in the north end Of
town, and Mr.. BOothe, who has recently
come from the south side and is occupy
ing the billiard residence.
The hotel property. which has beer
under the management Of Mrs. Rem
Fbaugh for the past few months. wal
sold this week TO Mr.. Young, who live
west Of town. Mrs. Rembaugh and
daughter will start at once for the coast
where they expect to remain. but Mr.
Rembaugh will stay here till spring.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Some malicious person has started a
report that John Is. GoOde, the fusion
nominee for county attorney. Ooes moi
want the Office and would not serve IL
elected. The report is absolutely false
and was undoubtedly put in circulation
m the interest Of his opponent. Mr..
Goode will serve If elected, and he is SC
far ahead Of his opponent in ability and
other qualifications that there is nc
comparison between the two men. Vote
for G0ode.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
Sorry TAAs Re pia u.

An old story, in which this place tig,
ures as the scene Of the episode. has
been revived aud Is going the rounds OF
the eastern press, rs follows:
slime was, In the mining regions Of
the northwest, that the smallest coin In
circulation was the twenty-hve-cent
piece. No smaller charge was ever
made for any merchantable commodity,
whether drink Of whisky. lead pen
ell, or other equally trifing article Of
commerce. The old timers would have
IL so, and they looked with disdain upon
the tenderfoot who imported dimes and
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

ehlloh's Consumption Cure cures
where Others fail. IT u the leading
cough cure and no home should be with
out IT, Pleasant TO take and goes right
to the spot Sold By A. L. Miller. pre-
scription druggist
who is the next to get neat and
stylish Thanksgiving suit2 Genuine
Herring bone Overcoating. made BY
Bonnia. McGregor q Doone. OF Perth,
Scotland. The oyercoat fad OF the
season. Call and see samples and get
prices of the wiggett 4 Empey Com
paDy.
Fred G. Bell writes from Seattle that
he has just returned from the Klondike.
He went to Dawson by the river route
and came out over the trail. He did
not locate any claims while there, but
says 1t Is great trip. 1t was reported
here that he had been drowned in the
river and his friends in this vicinity viii
be pleased TO learn Of bis safety.
Our ladies', misses and chiIdrens'
shoe stock IL filed with the newest
and neatest lines from the best fac
tories. We also call special attention
TO our line Of mems water proof, cork
s0led shoes. Mt prices ranging from
% upward. The Wiggett & Empey
Company.
From the lone star state comes the
following letter, written by w. r. Gass,
editor OF the Mt. Vernon (Tex.) Herald:
II have used chamberIain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy in my fam
lily for the past year, and find IL the best
remedy for collie and diarrhoea that
have ever tried. Its effects are instan-
eons and satisfactory, and l cheerfully
recommend it. especially for eramp
collie and diarThoea. Indeed, we shall
try to keep bottle Of 1t on our medi-
cine shelf as long rs we keep house.
Sold by A. L. Miller. druggist.
A number Of boys. some Of them old
enough TO vote, made night hideous
Halloween, and in their efforts to Guido
each other went too far with their un-
lawful conduct. They did not stop
with innocent and harmless tricks, but
went so far as to wantonIy destroy prop.
erty. Signs were torn from their fas-
Jennings, outh0uses wrecked and large
light in Miller's drug store window was
broken. Such displays of barbarisu
have generally been abolished in civil
lied communities and are no credit u
C9ur d'Alene. A few prosecutions foI
malicious destruction would not make
Halloween such joke.
The election register of cHur d'Alent
precinct DEVELOPS some curious facts
Out OF 300 registered up TO Saturday
morning the list does not contain thu
name OF one native Idahoan. In point
Of nativity New York leads all otheI
states with IS: Illinois is second and hal
10. Michigan ~, Connecticut s. Oregon
| Z, Ohio 10. Iowa Z, Indiana 10, Pennsyl
vania Q. Wisconsin 8, Vermont, 3. ID
Tie foreign born citizens Denmark fur.
nishes !, Sweden l. Norway 2, SwitSer
land !, Germany 9. Ireland Z. England 2
The balance are scattered among thu
different states, one or two to each, al
the states but three or four being repre-
sented. About two thirds Of the Voter
have registered. among them being q
women.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Gents;E-I was dreadfully nervous and
for relief took your Karl's Clover Root
Tea. It qnieted my nerves and strength.
ened my whole nervous system. l was
troubled with constipation, kidney and
bowel trouble; your Tea soon cleansed
my system so thoroughly that I rapidly
regalned health and strength. Mrs.S. A
Sweet Hartford, Conn. Sold by A. l.
Miller, prescription druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05
N1uR D'ALExR /. a city of 50

HHUR D'ALENR u . city Of 800
" papaiAiioa. hsaasifaIly sAlnAlsd on
tho nosthcsu slOss Of IA famous CraE
d'AIsns laks. - miles east Of spoasne
on q branch lins u ti,s Sogth<rn rAeihe
railroad. Linas u stsamsn maize Evga
lar trips fssm lAss eily ~ ths laks 10 The
bead Of nASlgAliaa o. The ~. Jos and
Cuut d'Alrne Fsvet1. eonnecsla9 II ilas'
rtsoa wlIh The gaikpsd Ilna Into Tie
EUld, silver ard lsasi mines TIE city b
ous Of Ire mast noted snmmsE resorts
Tn The noSthsest, and u beoosaing more
pSpalaE eseh yeaS. lu ashlas. haatsnR.
baA,iSg and bathing ntiracsiona are al
muss hmlllsna. The aBesl z. & mill'
tAry poaG IN Tie west CFost slsegnAnJ
and its magnificent forest para Erssrsa'
lion Adjuin che city on The uest- Tbs
coantry Tuatsd ahoai u made up q rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
Of yellow pine. nr. cedar and tamsfAc,
and the city is destined 70 become 4
manufacturing ccatrI fos The pfudacts
Of these wooda- TIE business tnen and
residents are eatespftaiaE. aOd take
ptide IN making tie place attractive
There are four church oSEaniSationa-
Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal and
Roman Catholic. The SecSes oFdcs'
are we'll represented by lodge each oI
MAsoas. Odd Fellows. knights Of Pyih
las, Eastern star. Daughters Of Re
bckah. Improved Order Of He'd Aea
Maocabses, l.. q. T. ~, q. A. u. An'
wOmen's Relief Corps. The city iasnp
piled with electric lights, good waite
Wotks. an elegant public school build
ing, one sawmlll, two arnt class hotel'
boat building yards. elc. There are ~
good opportunities 10 sngage 10 lucFa
tive business aud diversified farming
Manufactures are particularly dcsirct
and are offered extra lndncesAsnts. tn
summers are temperate. with satllcieu
rainfall 10 Insure attendant esops. Will
the winters are free from extreme cob
No better location for profitable inscs
msnts or for securing Ideal homes ca
be found In The northwest There
always a welcome here. Among IN eS
c'Ilent people, In . beautiful region An
an Incompatible climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

I. Z. Anderson, former well known
citizen Of this county, passed through
town this morning returning to his
home at Wardner. He is Silver Re
publican candidate for the legislature
from Shoshone county.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

II you have anything 10 sell let The
people know what II IL through the col
"mns Of the Pass. There ls not . bus
incSa In CnuF d'AIene % small that "
is not worth advertising: yet The town
Is possessed Of = large number Of firms
and business enterprises that are hardly
known outside q small circle Of patrons.
Make your basiness known and invite
new cuatsmess BY iadlcloas advertising
Try u for month,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Coan blood means a clean skin. NC
neanty withoat ". Cascareta, Candy Cather
We clean your blood and keep it clean, ~
SURFING ~ the lazy liver and driving Al ".
baaish pimplea, bolis. blosches, blackheads.
snd that siekly bilioua complexion By taking
ascarets. beauty for ten cents. All drug
N''s' atiafaction guaranteed, loc, sc, &C.
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HOUSE Jorxf RESOLUTION xo. =.


joint resolution % submit, 70 the eleesors q
Ne sLs.e g L1sho ips eppfvral o. rsjee-
ZION. emendments % neetiDn seyen, eight
ana miue, 81 article eighteen 81 ahs ecsl-
siisufiOn ~ the state u Idaho reIaftnw n
the compensation Of county ofnceFs.
De q resolved By The Legislafurs o. the STATE Of
Idaho:
eEcuoS L That section seven, Of artiel.
eighteen Of the eoasiiintion q ths ktate ef
Idaho be anended TO read a. follows:
Section VII. An county onlcers, and depu-
ties when allowed. shall receive, a. fan con.
pepsAtion for their services. Gxed annual sni-
aries. % BE- paid quarterly out o. the eonnsy
treasury. a. other expenses are paid.
AIiactual and necessary expenses. Incurred
~ any county o1aeer o. deputy. in the peffJrm-
ance Of his oacisl duties. shan - . legal
charge against the ounty. and may b retained
by him out Of any fees. which may come into
bis bands. All fees which may come into his
hands from whatever source, over and above
his actual and necessary expenses, shall be
turned into county treasury az The end Of
each quarter. He shall. st tho end Of earh
quarter, hle with the clerk Of the board Of
county commissioners. . sworn statement. &C.
cSnnanied ~ proper voucher, showing all
expenses incurred aud all ices received. which
must be audited By the board a. other ac-
counts.
sEcTIOs II. That section nine.s Of article
eighteen Of the constitution Of Ne stats of
Idaho. Be amended 70 read as followa:
Section TX. The neglect or refusal. Of any
county oaicsr or deDufy to account for and pay
into the county treasury, any money received,
"a len or compensation. N exerss Of his actual
and necessary expenses. incurred in the per
formanee Of his ofaetal duties. within ten days
alter bis quarterly settlement with the county,
shall Be felony. aad the grade Of the crime
shall be embezziemeEt oEpabiic funds, and b
punishable ~ provided for sueh ofensee.
/ sEcToE Ill The questions 70 be submitted
70 the electors Of the STATE a the next general
election. shall be a. follows:
ID Shall section seEen Of article eighteen.
Of the constitution be 50 amended, a. 70 pro-
vide for the compensation Of all county cfkcers
BY annual salaries instead o. fees; and for The
/ payment OF the actual and necessary exp<nses
Of such oilAcen instead Of miieageg
ca. Shall section nine Of article eighteen Of
the constitution be 30 amended ~ to make IL q
felony for any county oileer a. deputy 70 neg
lect or refuse TO pay into the county treasury
all fees in excess Of his SEXUAL ana necessary
expensess
Passed the House March s, IspG
Passed the sen6.e March Q, 1877.
srArE o. IDARo.
DEPARTHExT or srATx.
], George J. Lewis. Secretary Of STATE Of ths
going are fun, ITue and iieTai copies Of Two
tsint resolutions adopted by the legislature ol
the State Of Idaho a. the fourth SESSION, sub
tton 10 the electors Of the STATE, as shown by
the original enrolled joint resolutions on ale in
this department.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

The L. o. r. n. gave = very enjoy
able social entertainment at Fraternity
hall Fsiday evening, consisting Of games
and selections on Mr.. Curry's graphic
phone. Light refreshments were served.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Th;e Donnr Is kept on Gle az the adveF
] MS rapeI Using agency Of Alexander
6 Co., Suite IF, Hypotheekhank building, Spo-
made for n
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Stop that cough. take warning. Itmay
lead to consumption. A Csc bottle Of Shi-
loh's Cure may save youRlife. Sold by
A. L. Miller, prescription druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

WANTED-sEvR TRUSTWORTHY PR
sons In this state tn manage our business In
their own and nearby counties 10 Il mainly
once work conducted At home. salary stEaigkt
40 year and expeneee-dehnite. honafi1e. no
more. no les salary. Monthly IS. ke1erenees.
bert Z Hesa. Prest-. Dept. y, Chicago. seplo en-
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marvellous rejuvenafing properties of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery viii
prove an unfailing means Of rescue and
restoration
II is = very simple though eminenfly
scientific medicine. II is not mere slim
ulsnt like 30 many malt extracts. 1t re-
stores healthy power by reviving the in
nermost sources Of vitality in the nutTitive
system II enables the digestive and
blood making organism to manufacture
good blood abundantiy and rapidly, 50
that the immense waste Of tissue and nerve
6beT entailed BY hard labor Is Offset by
q speedy upbuilding Of fresh energy and
strength
A prominent and venerable IIiinois physician
D. ". Vouies. -. D.. Of Fowler. Adams Co.
writing to DR. Fierce, says: II send herewith
thirSy-one t5Il cents in stamps for The Reopie's
Common Sense Medical Adviser in cloth bind-
ing with this pittzuce for 50 valuable work
truly gin TO the pablicl, mus expreSs my
that you have rendered the public. correct
measure q your usefulness never has been. and
never viii be estimated by tie public, no, mot
even by the multitude Of afaicted humanity that
has been relieved and cured by your medi-
zines. whereHer ! 90 or have hecn IN the
are using Or. Riercess medicines with Eatisfac-
too, for al Conditions for which they are recon-
ulended- Never has one spoken disparagingiy
Of their action. and from having seen 20 ofkes
hdence IN their action in cases and conditions
for which they are recommended II i BCs
common for regular physicians 10 endorse and
recommend proprietary medicines. but IN this
case have no equiNocatson o. hesiiancy in -
doing"
The quick constipation cure - Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Never gTipe.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

T. J. Smith is confined to the house
by sickness.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

WANrED-sEvERAL TRUSTWORTHY PER
w sons In this state 10 manage our business in
their own and nearby counties. II IL mainly
once work conducted at home Salary straight
$50 year AMI expenses-dennite, b0uaade. no
more. no less salary. Monthly SIS. References
bert X Hes. Priest, ne,t n, chIcago. seplO em
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6tranger-Who Is that man roaring
sround there and cursing and swearing
At everything and every one1
Foreman Gin awed whisper)- Sure.
that's the civil engineer. Puck
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10 Care coaatipAsaoa ForOVee.
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cS s sSsHSsS sAS;s sssO Sssss weak
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sser., sseis,iss.

KoOvESM LonsE No. 7. KEtaMYs %
PYTHIAs.-Neets IN fraternity Hall
Thursday evening u each seek.
Visiting bFothegs ase always welcome.
n, y. Pa.msteF. q. T., II. II. Raring. X.
Of II. and y.
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Ea1eate KOuF Bowels win CascnFetG.
Candy Catiartie. cure constipation forever
Zoe. Sc II C. @. G fail. druggists refund money
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PREanYTERIAN.-Snnday school % =.
N. Morning service AZ u O'clock;
evening ErFviea II 7s30 Wednesday
evening prayer meeting att 30.
U. l.. DEFTE&nAU0H.
Acting Pastor.
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Register. To-day is your last chan