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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

" virtue of the power vested in me in a GER
deed In trust Ne Trustee, executed by Wal.
i Arnold and Fannie Arnold for the benOfit
he Citizens Building AID Loan Association.
| ch Instrnmentis Is recorded In book A--3, on
|e 500 ct seq Of the record Of deeds Of Wash-
ton county, Miss and defAult having been
he In the payment Of the sum OF money
rein secured to be paid, and at the request
he said Citizens Building and Loan Asso-
lion, will. on TUESDAY, THE 9TH DA1
JULY, 1898. Of the front door Of the court
Sc Of Washington county. Miss. between
houra of II O'Clock q IN and O'CLOCK ..
expose for sale at public outcrv to the
hest bidder for cash, the lot, or parcel Of
situated In the city Of Greenville. county
state Of Mississippi, described
|ollows, tO-wit The north half OF lots nine
ten, IN block tive lty-four OF the Bell All
Hilton to the said city of 9rcenvllie. mont
one huBdi ed feet on Poplar street, and run
|g back between parallel lines In q westerly
sction aud at right angles TO Poplar street ,
hundred and twenty feet to an alley, and
her described as being the same lots pur-
|sed by me from Mrs Martha r. BlsntOn by
bearing date the lith day of February, A.
|lS00. J. II. ROBB, Trustee.
une 4. 1893 1T.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-16
THE BALING QUESTION.

BaIing reform is agltatlng the
public cotton mind to u degree
hitherto unknown and is being
more fully appreciated daily rs
comprising by a very large major
ity THE question confronting the
cotton public, 1t is of peculiar
concern to the producer inasmuch
as he is being compelled to realize,
IN view Of present conditions, that
therein Is contained his ruinution
or salvation. When prices were
uniformly high, thus toIerating
hap-hazard and reckless methods
Of cultivation, the form or condi-
ton of his package was not Il mat
ter of concern to the grower.
Profits were large and credit was
easy, which were the only eonsid-
erations that solicited his atten-
tion. Intensive cultivation and
consequently increased yield and
low prices have checked his mad
career however and forced him TO
realize that he was facing q reyo-
luton. which demanded a knowl-
edge and practice of economic
principles. Conditions where any
body could make a live profit out
Of cotton have been supplanted by
those in which improved skill and
Intelligence are essential factors,
Though, as indicated, the move
ment for improved methods in
baling Is yet in its swaddling
clothes, that degree of public edu-
cation to its needs has been at
tanned TO cause the producer to
scornfully smile at his own folly
in having, since time immemorial,
robbed himself in cold blood and
in the most stupid and bungling
fashion, of an immense profit It
is not an eXtrayagant assertion nor
one hard to appreciate at present,
to declare that the grower S
thoughtlessness has dispossessed
him Of millions annually that
might just as reasonably have been
dumped into the sea. Even at the
present stage of the question this
yearly proceeding becomes gall
ing monument to his stupidity
which is realized by none more
completely than himself,
At this point it is not inappro-
pirate to take note of the effort now
being made to prejudice the public
against the cylindrical form of
bale by selfish interests shouting
corporation, trust, combination
and monopoly, All three bales
now attracting public attention
are backed by organized interests
not out for their individual healths
on that Of the dear old producer,
and it would require the services
of Il Spanish diplomat to split the
hairs. The planter wants to get
hold of the best form of bale re
gardless of dragons, cormorants
and hydra headed monstrosities,
and trial has already yindicated
the fact that the round bale is not
only to be a permanent institution
but is from henceforward a vital
factor in improved baling. The
now general concentration of the
24x54 square bale interests is an
eloquent testimonial to this effect.
About the most desirable feature
of the situation at present is that
competition has reached the fight
ing stage. The more kinds of
new bales, the merrier it is for the
interests OF the planter, who in
course of time is going to have the
best whether it be triangular,
spherical, oblong or one sided.
As we have hitherto observed,
"sick 'em!" - Cotton Planters
journal.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-16

The Vicksbmg Dispatch speaks
of "the distinctive Southern man
ners" of Governor McLaurin.
The editor ought to be lynched
for this on the whole Southern
people,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-14
MARINE NEWS.

HOQCIAM Aug. f3.-SaIei-Schr RoY
somers. from Cosmopoils for San Fran
cisco.
COOS BAY. Aug. is.-Arrived-str A.
catA
ANTWERP. Aug n.-Arrtvsd-Br hh
Sishsdale. from Oregon.
LONDON. AUG. n-AYrivs9-Br sh Ss0r
ator, from Oregon.
PORT LUDLOW. Aug 2-Arrtvsd-
EEAH BAY. Aug. i2-psssed-Br =
Celtic Chief from caiiao for Victoria
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. I2-Arrtved-
seN- Frws Clsufira from Kahuiui
SAN FRANC10CO. Auz n-Arriveh-
Str Aackinaw. Taeoma: str Mineola. Ia
coma. ssIisd-etr Leslanaw. ST ANchasf:
str Columbia. Astoria. schr c. II Mer
chant. Grsys Harbor: tus Monarch. A.
tora
DUTCH HARBOR. July E-Arrived-pk
CaFrolltcn. from Eanaimo: Br sh Iials
from Newcastle. n. q W.: brig 0snsva.
fT9T ,r rc4su1 nA,po,
R1x fyn3Dnl.fom feuA Aannfnn6N
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The steamship Queen. arriving Friday
morning from San Francisco. brought Up
the following passenger
w. Eldred. Miss p. Schuman. Mss p.
Fenton. Miss s A. Conner. Mrs Conner.
Miss E Printhson. Miss A. S,eaAens, Mss
w. kocht. Mrs. G. Mcdowell, Miss NJ. Nc
Bowel. G. Wood. G. W. Conner. W. w.
Conner. w. @. Schmidt. Mrs. Reed, *.
Hetmmsr. Mrs. NJ. +. Douglas, Miss \.
Van wanne. A p. Csvner. p. Comm. @.
Graman, Rev. A. Beaver. Mics X. e By
ere. J. Hefinger, NJ. Beuredy. II. A. Hsv-
II, b. Stewart. ". A. t1sher. /. Coleman.
Mrs. F. E. Scott and son, Mrs Sears r.
S,ile. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. keenan,. Miss A.
Moses, Miss II. MoseS. Mrs.. NJ. Losh. n.
Hohench.ld, II. Moses. J. b. Kirby. c. II.
Bridges. Miss T. Swanson.
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Renton Church-Rev. George z. Whit
worth. -. T. pastor Service az and
10 p m Union SUNDAY schco, a. II a m.
Weisa-Sesenth avenue and Olive greet
Pew William DAYS pastor Serves al
ic:ae a. n an3 3 p n. Sunday school a.
SO =. m. Cas- meet : We ne S,iav 4. 81
, Al friends are cordially invited 20
ATTEND these services
FRS, Pr+ssbyterlan-Correr Fourth ave-
n9s ard Spring street. Rev / l. put0rt-
str. u. d. pastor; residence. So Spring
street.
calvary Presby teEisn-R Rev. Donald Roes
r4stoF. residence. .@l Tusuty~folrth ava
aue Services a; i s. 81 and p N. every
sabbath. y =. : c (. At . M PRAYER
meeting every Thursday evening a; i
O'Clock. Sunday school st l2.as
se-cnG. North Seattle 49, TSAtrsi avsri,s
north aid Harrison stree. Rev. ", A.
MA1oE. pastor. ss.epaoNe Lake vi Preach
lrx a. j a E3- 2Ed 80 ?. m Z 2 s c &
a. .N ?. N M.tweeA meeting, Ta1rsa4y
a. 7S p. n~
Catholic Churches.
Sacred Hearr-Ssxsh avenue ana Rel,
street Condacsed 6y the ReGeznpto-smA
Rev. Joseph A. kzusz. c. IS. r., pastor.
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formers In the concert will b Gerard s.
x Willard. samuel T. Barnes and Mss
fsora Rasson. trio Of skilled entertain
ers who are making a tour q the Norta-
west Miss Rastcn Is termed The Jenny
I3nd OF America" An arrangement has
been made whereby these singers will as
Sss In the singing a, the First NJ. f.,
church Sunday evening. They viii take
the place OF the regular choir and furnish
special music for the occasion. DR.. Nc
Evs.s VIII preach morning and evening.
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". J. coiville conducts services every
sunday morning IN the Masonic temple.
corner az Second avenue and Pike street.
HIS suhjeos today will De. The Sign Of the
Prophet Jonah; Modern Application"
Every one welcome.
W. Z. Shepard. the California evangelist
viii preach this afternoon AT s:so O'Clock
and this evening AT the Presbyterian
church. corner of Madison street and Third
avenue. The subject this afternoon will
ne "Consecration,' and will be illustrated
by an object lesson. The Beck family. coli
ored jubilee singers. will assist In the sing
ing.
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MARINE OBsERvArIONa

special Dispatches TO Post-fnteiiigsness
SEAH BAY. Aug. ia r. m.-Barcrn-
ter. BIB cloudy wind west i2 mileS
outward. last night, two barks Ia tow Of
Sea Lion, .. M; barken,ine. 3:3s .. m.
inward. last night. = steamer, s D. m; q
iarge steamer, II noon; tug Boyden, s:N
0. m. In the straits. bound out a schooner.
CI4ALLAM BAY. Aug. La .. m.-CieaF,
brisk west wind.
y r rrt VIVA, Aug ID p m'-cisar' briss
PORT ANGELES Aug Ia o. M
Barometer. 1o.lS: clear; wind northwest. 10
miles Tugs Pioneer Katy and Coleman
and BIZ Buckingham. Ia the hay.
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nee TO Observation-Disclosures
Imsps etc. Replauking'

NEE TO CONTRACTORS" Westlake
tnsss, etc.. Replanking."
l1tN ID hereby given that sealed propo-
= VI b received by the Undersigned
unfy Of the board OF public works of
kG9 II Seattle up tl 2 O'clock y. "a,
n1es. August I'D 1885 for the improve
~ n West.ake avenue and other con-
~ streets and avenues from the north
- Of Mercer street TO the north mar
= Pike street. by rspianking said ava
p And streets betwee3 said points,
tssdsd by ordinance No. asa creating
2 Improvement district No 156. and In
Deeanes with the plans and specifica-
nos % fils In the Office OF the board
,uhk Feyks.
= IA mus. b. accompanied by a GER
sSeck. rayab.s 10 the order OF the
enpsroller, for a sum not lass than
u D per cent Ut ehe bid. and no bid
considered unleas Accompanied by
y s3eck
y speeessful bidder will be reau!r d 70
hie contract and furnish satissac-
I'D Tor The amount required BY the
q anf'ef and the laws Of the st~.e Il
Een Of the award OF the contr,ct 10
~ aaing 10 dc SO. the said cheek and
mount Fixed therein will be 10 rcited
~ asy Nc person II eligible as a bid
vac has within two years prior TO the
g OF said contract made default IN
~ q any lust claim fer any work or
- Performed or any skin or material
1asd pursuant 10 any such contract an
s1n advertised. or who. within said two
~ sa1ed 10 complete any such con-
Seaa attention Ii called to article XIII.
city charter, AS now In force, re-
s. 10 hours OF labor" and TO article
~ 81. subs. and ?. relating 10
ss and sure,ies. ~
- Board Of public works reserves the
% reject any and all bids.
HsIsFesas must be Endorsed on envelope
M wsstAke Avenue. etc. Repiank-
\ eeW cl tne board % public works
FRANK OT.ESON. Secretary.
sS.s q nrs, publlratiN August Ia isfs
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Meetings are held every evening, except
Monday AT the Mount Carme, Mission
and Faith Home, corner OF Union street
and Summit avenue. Con Johnson, super
intendent.
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YOC CAN GO 20 San Francisco for sls
This includes berth In upholstered Pull
man tourist sleeper; so includes berth in
Standard Pullman sleeper.
Fer rates TO all points East or South
and full Information. call on or address
Thomas A. Graham district passenger
and freight agent Southern Pacific Co.
$40 First avenue, Seattle.
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Colored Baptist Nisston.

The eolored Baptists of the city have
established Nilsson. which will hold
services every Sunday az II o'clock a. m
and S O'Clock p. m. The meetings will be
held IN the Young NaIaralists hall in the
Old university grounds.
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IQDAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices IN the church iirec.
Tory VIII be confined TO announcements Of
c.arca services only and subjects OF ser
s Sons: Ex,ented musical programmes Yer
church entertainments will only be pub
nsned ~ advertising rates. Notices for
~. rs Separmens should Dc received at
n orner to insure publication on Sunday
Episcopal Churches
81 Luke's-Renton. Rev. Lionel A.
Wye. minister IN charge Service and SER
mon II .. m.
IVES, Sestsie-Services are held every
sunday afternoon az the Halier school a.
g. o CLOCK Rev. George Buzzeiie. rector OF
81. Clements church. officiating.
st Pa1ls Chapei-WArrsn avenue and
republican street. Rev. Lionel A. Wye.
priest tn sharge. Sunday school at s:5
: a A MS,rnins prayer and sermon a. II
dAy OF the month at Ii a. n and on the
third Sunday at 5 a. m
st. Mary's-woodland Park. Rev. H. Fl.
! N IN re eharse, Service and sermon a,
TAKE Green Lake car. get OF at winslow
81, Ciement's-Twenty-four avenue
sousn ana Washington street Rev George
.: m. Morning prayer and sermon at II
oc,ock Evening service and sermon. 1:D
oclock Celebration of the holy COM
munion on the frs, Sunday OF every
month at ii a. m. and on the third Sun
Gay CT every month at a. m
81, Marks church. Harvard avenue and
spring street. Rev. j. p. D. Llwyd. rec
Tor, res: dence. iS29 Broadway: telephone,
biack 1851 Hours al church, 9 10 10 a. m
ana TO 80 p. m. Services al % and II
a. m and p. N. Bible ciass for adults,
s;0 a. m All welcome. Large vested
choir. Morning subject: The Consolation
OF God. Evening The Love of the d.
vine in the Human"
ST stephen'srBaliard. Rev. p e Hy-
land, rector Divine service every Sunday
q. ., m, and 7:so p, m. The holy com:
munion ts celebrated on the nrst and
third sundays OF the month: on the frs;
SUNDAY at II r. M, on the third Sunday
a. SID D. M
Trinity Parish Chureh--Corner Eighth
avenue and James street. Rev. II. H.
Gowen. rector. Holy communion, 80 a
m Morning prayer. ntany and sermon,
II a. N: Evening prayer and sermon. 7:30
p. m. Sunday school at s:45 a. N. S,gan-
gers cordially invited. Morning subject,
Conviction VS.. Skepticism." Evening
Eyes That See" Rev. Andreas Bard. OF
ElIensourg. will ofticiate az both services
today.
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HAVE you thought Of 4 trip through the
Yellowstone National Park this summer
If so, write 10 I. A. Nadeau. general sgen'
Northern Pacific railway Seattle. for al
particulars, or cali a the Northern Pa
e.fe office for a copy Of "Wonio rland
giving description o! the trip Outrivals
a European trip.
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Meetings held in basement OF ine Wash
.netou street, entrance on alley tHtween
FIRST avenue south and Occidental avenue.
every evening al 7:45 o'clock Public cor
daily invited. Chaplain. Thomas Rees.
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Universal Brotherhood.

Lodge OF Universal Brotherhood Meet
ings are held every Sunday evening al 8
O'clock, in room 10 Hinckley block. Lotus
group for children at II a. m.
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TheOsophy.

Theosoph.cal Society. Amanda Lodge.
meets Sunday al ?. n at Ills Third
avenue near Spring street. All welcome
ophy or Humanity by +. W. Waid All
are welcome
The Queen CITY Tbeosopalcal Society OF
America Tuests every Sunday and Thurs
2av evsrlng a. O'Clock for study. All
interested in Theosaphy are cordially in
v.te4 Sunday meetings are he'd n %
A . I. W hail in Pioneer block. ard
Thursday evening at ig7 Maynard avenue.
Lecture a. tor. ght's meeting OF "Aitru.
ism" by Mrs r A schvageri.
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First Church of Christ-sciontist.

Room c, Seattle National Bank build
ing. Services Sunday at II a. m. and 8
% m and Wednesday evening AT o'clock
sunday school Immediately after the Sun
day service. Reading room open during
the week from 10 .. NJ
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Universal Spiritual Investigators.

The incorporated Society OF Universal
spiritual Investigators holds meetings ey-
cry Sunday evening at O'Clock at the Ma
sonic temple, In the library room. The
meetings are led by Di. and Mrs. w o.
Lovejoy Lecture and psychometr.c read
iprs Seats free
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WITH sermon, ig:ao a. n SUNDAY school
- 2 n veepey. sermon and oeussiic-
ucu- ~ p. u.
Cnurch OK the Immacuiate-B-caswa
and Maiden street. Rev. A pior,e~s., pas
Tor: Rev A. frssssh and Rev. j. Nicholson,
ASSISTANTS Conducted by the JesEgs Los
ssss az and sis a. n, high mass a,
.v,@ 4 n. Sunday school At I'D D. m
Evening service az 10 D. N
Our Lady OF Good Heip-Thsrd avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. :. Y.
rIefontaine. pastor. Low mass. a. m:
nisa nas4 lo:D q m: oensdicsioa. 40
=. N
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Christian Adventists.

Christian Advent meetings are held at
the corner of Third avenue and Madison
street DR. W. Chapman. pastor. Prayer
meeting. 1915 a m Preaching. II a. m.
sunday school, IL p. m
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The Mental Scientists meet every Sun
day at II a. n, Theosophists' rooms Ills
Third avenue. All are welcome. especially
the sick and sorr0w.ng.
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THE MAN WHO DOES THE CHEER
ING.

This , ssr with = =. Spain reminds me- o the
AhOu. The time or ,is, afore the civil war
A certain class O. heroes Amt remembered
In this age.
yis their Names in golden letters should be
writ on historys page,
Their voices urged on others TO save this
Oh country's fall:
I admit they never listened when they
heerd Abe Lincoln call;
They never heard eagle scream e. heerd
But you De, they done the cheeriu
When
the
Troops
Come
Back
O course It's glorious to fght when free
] low a Teller likes 10 know that he hea
helped TO make
Another star in freedoms sky-,he star o
But still another teslln' creeps along o
that when he
GIFTS to thinkin' o. the home he left en- seein'
II at night
Dancin' slowlike up arcun' him in misty
En- a-ketchin' neetin' glimpses of a crowd
En- the man who does the cheerin'
When
Troops
Come
Back.
O. course a soldier hez got feelin's. en- his
heart begins to beat
Faster. ez OIL Reckollection leads him down
some shady street
Where ne knows a gals a-waitin' under
meath the creepin' vine.
Where the sun Is kinder cautious bout
combatin' with the shine
In her eyes-en tist anuther thing that
nuther you er l
Gould look at with easy fselin' is a niece
OF pumpkin pie
That heZ made our mothers famouS-buf
down there a'c-s he track
II the man no does the cheeriD
When
the
Troops
Come
Back.
There's time O. course when ev'ry soldier
gifts TO thinkin' left en- right,
He kin hear the oil bells ringin' in the
middle o. the night:
He kin hear the whistles plowin'. see the
G. A. r. march thro
Streets with houses fairly kivered with the
oil red. white and blue,
En- kin hear the band a-playin' In a dreamy
Jubilee,
En- he hears fife a-playin' From Atlan,y
to the Sea-.
Echcin down TO the depot. where the man
a'ong the track
Is gettin' ready for the cheerin'
uIen
the
Troops
Conc
Back
It's fist the same In war times ez In COM
mon ev'ry day,
When a fe!ier keeps a-stgugglln' en- a-peg-
GIN on his way.
He likes TO hev somebody come and grab
him by The hand.
En- say. 'Or hoy, you'll git there yit;
you've got the grit and sand
II does him good, en- low that I, does a
soldier. too:
So even il he Teller az the track DON,
wear the blue
He's he'ped save hleedin' Cuby from the
iyrahts en- their rack
BY leadin' in the eheerin'
When
the
Troops
Come
Back.
Cleveland Pain Dealer.
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Salvation Army.

No / hall, corner Second avenue south
ana Yesler way-Ens,gn Bernhartt and
IAeu: Watson ir charge: a IN. knee
drill. II a n. holiness meeting o. m.
"a My gathering: p. M. Free and
Easy
No hail. cerner Pike stree: ard Third
svenue-Capt Gill and Lieut.. Gardner In
charge. a. N. knee dri.l: II a. N. hoii-
ness meeting: .. m. family gathering:
8 o. NJ, Free and Easy"
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Christian Alliance.

The Christian Alliance meets at go p,
m. every Sunday. and on Thursday q; !
p. ri. IL their hal, 81 Union street, be-
Armnry hall.
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Special Music Tonight.

Rev. George A. Bailxz ID arranging for
a concert 10 be gwen in the SEATTLE thsssss
for the purpose % raising money for the
deb. fund OF the African n e. church. OF
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IF you are going East. csn at the
Northern Pacific office IN regard 10 rates
etc Always to the front and the best OF
everything.
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baptist Churches.

Norwegian DanissI-Service~z every r,r-
day at II a. m. ana 30 2. m Rev / 4 II
Johnson. OF Tacoma. breaches every ofher
Sunday. sunday school 10 a. m Pravar
meeting Thursday evening at 8 O'clock All
who understand the language are Cordially
invited.
Market Street-Corner Twenty-fou-th 9y
enue south and Main street Rev Th,pas
Baldwin, ID. u. pastor Services an SIN
day al i a. m. and y. m Young PEG
pies Sotsety Of Christian Endeayor a. s.as
p. m Prayer meeting every ThursfSav
evening AT 100 Sunday school al Ie:Is
2
First Bap,Ast-Fourth avenue and James
street-touis : Bowernan pastor Rest
dence I4T Twentieth avenue Te,enhnre
Brown s& Home Bible school q..s M
preaching services II a m ana ! n N
morning subject. ''Subtility OF Sin ever
ing subject. st. Augustine" All cordfaliv
invited.
swedisa-FI.n avenue aud Owe street.
Rev. Andrew s~ar,z, pastor: residence In
owe street. sunday services al 10 % a m
ana 20 y. IN Sunday school AZ - =,
Young Peoples PRAYER meeting AZ ~
Prayer meeting Thursday evening At {
o'c.ecs Weekly meeting Of Young peo-
pes Society saturday evening at o LOCK
Al who understand the Swedish language
are cordially invited
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CTR, MOTTO rs.

tN.-s ~pENS NoT1CE--He so''>~'
.sss,,-.eef .~sw rlaeesS n to- cit~ pound
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