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The Copper Hill band, composed of
Austrians, will hold a picnsc at Column
bia Gardens Sunday, Aug. IA. Music
will be furnished afternoon and even
mig by the ban and Bcrgstrom'S or
chestra A splendid programme viii be
carried out. There will be plenty Of
~conVeyances To and from the gardens.
Admission To the dance haIl and gar
dpns free.
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Sinrk and Grnin Markets.

Prosperous conditions continue. Wall
street, the great financial barometer.
shows a gradual improvement every
day lately. and this was no exception
10 the rule, sugar sold S2.75 higher than
yesterday, tobacco $3.50 and others in
proportion: wheat earning its share of
profits for all who backed their judg-
ment with their money at the exchange.
No. ~ West Broadway. Sugar paid
1875 for each 500 invested; tobacco
S35O
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Vallejo, Cal, Aug. 1.-THE veteran Ad-
miral Kirkland is showing remarkable
recuperatiye ability. His condition to-
night has greatly improved n his ply
sicians now entertain no fear of his dis
solution during the night unless an un-
expected relapse should occur.
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Last Day of the Week.

Washington. Aug. H.-Up to the hour
of midnight The president had received
no official communication as to the ac-
tion of the Spanish government. but IL
Is stated by those who saw him tonight
that he was very expectant hat this
was the last day of the war.
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A Foregone Conclusion.

Madrid. Aug. IL, IL p. m.-The press
now considers peace a foregone con-
clusion and echoes the general i'm
patience To see a termination of hos
~tilities and To know the programme for
the peace commission. at which IL is
believed either Senior Moret or Duke
Almodovar de Rio will preside. IL is
believed that the negotiations will ex-
tend into the second half Of Septem-
har
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The Challenge Accented.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE New York
Yacht club, at a special meeting tonight,
unanimously voted To accept the cnal-
lenge Of the Royal Ulster Yacht club TO
race FOR the Americas cup. A committee
was appointed TO select the yacht to rep
resent the club. arrange the date and
place Of the race and all the other de-
tails.
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Washington. Aug. 1.-THE following is
General Skaters sanitary report for
Aug. 10: Total number of sick. 3.2j5; total
number of fever cases. 22jl; total number
of new cases of fever, @0J; total number
of fever cases returned to duty. 235;
deaths Aug. 10, 10.
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LAST DAY OF THE WAR
CONTINUED from Page one.)

that President McKinleys reply has
been received. but nothing has been
disclosed officially. The minister of war.
Lieutenant General Correa. declares
that IL will be a difficult problem to dis
pose of the repatriated soldiers, as there
is no room for them in the barracks.
The pope has authorized the Spanish
government 20 reduce temporarily the
salaries Of the clergy in view of SPANS
nncnSSItins
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Santiago Fiscal Agent,

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE North Amer
lean Trust company has filed a bond OF
$4,000 with the secretary OF the treasury
and has been made fiscal agent OF the
government At Santiago.
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To BuN

Philadelphia, Aus. n-Secretary French
OF the National Relief committee to-day
cabled to United States Consul General
Wldman At Hong Kong SLO00 with in
struCtions TO use the money TO buy food
and supplies for the troops at Manila.
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Dug Juhn.on Eleried.

Ardmore, !. r. Aug. 1l.-At the election
for governor of the Choctaw nation Dug
Johnson defeated II. II. Burris by a ma
jority OF l3S. w. T. Ward was elected at
torney general and A. II. Colbert, lave
Zeley and O. PeCusabby Representatives.
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The body of John T. Reese will be
shipped this afternoon To Baltimore.
Md. Services will be held at the X. OF
Il. hall. West Broadway, at , o'clock.
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The laundry union workers viii play
the BARRIERS union a game Of baseball
at Basin on sunday, Aug. IL, on the oc-
casiun of the BARRIERS picnic.
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James Hewitt, aged s months. died
yesterday. The funeral will take place
Saturday at > y. IN. from the family
residence, 90 East Daily street, Walker
vile
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All tan shoes must be sold this month
regardless of cost. TasselIs shoe sale,
% West Park.
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Amos Turkish baths. 81, cor. B. & NJ.
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SMOKE ROBERT MANrELL CIGARS
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LOCAL BREv1T1Es

Matters OF Minor Momsn: In and About
Tho City.
First district "Demmies" meet here
here to-day.
Monday evening the Auditorium club
gives another OF its series OF hops at
the Pythlan castle. Klllmeyer will play.
The criminal court was not In session
yesterday. Both parts OF the circuit
court and the criminal court will be In
session to-day.
William Kraft, a well known Eighth
ward citizen. whose mind Is thought to
be unbalanced, was taken to the county
jail. to await a medical examination.
The city council police committee met
at the office OF Chief Bennett last night
and audited bills as follows: Police
department, SIS 60; city prison, Sl10. 81.
These were recommended to council for
payment.
The Knights OF Pythias banquet at
Wellsburg on Thursday night, vas q
swell affair and a success in every par
ticulas, Those from this city who at
tended are enthusiastic in their praise
of the hospitality afforded. Grand
Chancellor Prayer, Of Parkersburg, was
present.
About 11:45 last night a boy named
Frank Goats; Informed Lieutenant Sup
Ter that he had noticed q man trying to
bseak open the letter box at the corner
of Twelfth and Chapline streets. The
lieutenant and officer Conrad investi-
gated, but discovered no signs that the
box had been tempered with. although
the boy said the man used a bowlder.
Yesterday, In the circuit court, in the
case Of Poole & Purdy VS.. John E. Cla-
tor and Dennis Williams. the matter at
issue was partly tried. but on account
of the Illness OF one Of the Jurors, Mr..
Henry Dannenberg, the case was ad-
joprned until Monday. Mr.. Dannenberg
was moved to his home in the Eighth
ward, and Is not believed to be serious,
Is III.
Edna Gray, one OF Alley C.'s soiled
doves, and Jim Smith took q ride in a
hack last night. The breaking OF the
windows OF the hack and dIsorderly
conduct generally caused the driver to
end the ride at the city bastilc, where
the pair were registered on the disor-
Derby docket. This morning that benev-
olent gentleman. Mayor Butts, will ex-
tract the particulars of .he Incident
arid extend some needed ,eiVlca as vi
rs administer an allopath dose OF invt;
untary retirement from participation
IN the dizzy t~lioroughfare on the hill
side.
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EXPIRES. CLEVELAND


VIII Pass Through Bcnwood Thia Morn.
ing En- Routo to Snndusky TO Attend
the Funerni OF III. Former Private Sec
retnry, Mr.. Thnrber.
Last evening, the local officials OF the
Baltimore 6 Ohio railroad received a
telegram from Baltimore. announcing
that ex-President Grover Cleveland
would pass through Benwood Junction
this morning, in a private q on train
No. !. en- route to sandusky. Ohio. from
Princeton, N. ]. Mr.. Cleveland goes to
the Ohio town to attend the funeral Of
his former private secretary, Mr.. Thur
Der, who diedton Wednesday at that
place.
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WILL BE HELD HERE TO-DAY

This afternoon ct the Hotel Windsor,
the congressional committee OF the.
First district Democrats will meet. the
meeting having been called recently by
Secretary Frank G. Cox, OF this city.
The Indications are thatlthere will be q
large representation Or the cimmittee
here to-day. and more interest 10 being
taken by the enemy than has been
shown since t9i when Johnny Howard
was showed under SO deeply.
1t Is probable that the convention will
be held In Wheeling, though some OF the
interior towns, among them Weston
and Sutton, are in the field for the con-
ventlon plum. tits intimated that the
committee Will give the convention to
the metropolis again unless the interior
towns give satisfactory assurance that
they can furnish accommodations equal
to the size Of the convention crowd.
Wheeling hopes the committee will de-
eide to come here again, for First dis
trict Democrats are pretty good fellows
before and after elections.
nI 4llGlG 10 Nv lhGh "a WllllIkbI eSS OLl llle
part OF prominent members OF the N
terrified aggregation to walk up TO the
sacriflclal altar next November. Colonel
Arnett went down into the slough OF
crushing defeat two years ago, but he
and his friends have spent eighteen
months In working out the causes that
brought about the effect OF '9s, and have
made up their minds that faint hearts
are out OF place in politics, SC will try
again In '9S.
Ex-Congressrnan John O.. Pendieton
is already a receptive candidate and 1t
Is likely that he will openly avow him
self when the committee gathers to-day
in this city. II he Is going to run, he
Will OF course take the opportunity OF
fixing up his fences while the commit
teemen are here. The Intelhgenrer risks
the prediction that Mr.. Pendleton Will
be an active candidate, and when the
prediction is verified an interesting
fight will be on in this county, between
the supporters Of Arnett and Pendle-
ton for the control of the Ohio county
delegation in the convention.
Among the candidates reported from
other counties Of the district are Sperry,
the Clarksburg editor; Brannon, the elo-
quent Lewis county free silver man:
Lewis Bennett, Of Weston, well known
in this city; DR.. W. P. Newton and J..
B. Fowler. both OF Sutton. It will be
noted that Ohio. Lewis and Braxton
have two candidates each. This is q
situation that could not possibly be
more favorable for a dark horse to come
in and carry of the nomination While
the warning factions are scrapping.
However, somesof the present candi-
dates may withdraw before the conven-
finn Ia held
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CHILDREN like It,, 1t saves their
lives. We mean One Minute Cough
Cure, the infallible remedy for coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, grippe, and all
throat and lung troubles. Charles R.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixth and ia
cob streets: A. L. Scheehle, No. GOT Main.
street; Exley Bros. Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport.
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WHEELING MBN SECURE
An Engagement as Supervising En-.
gineers ut Bridgeport.

at q special meeting OF the. city.
council OF Bridgeport last night, council
considered the applications OF q number
of civil engineers for engagement to SUI
pervlse the $780, 900 paving contracts that
are to be let in the near future by coun-
Gil, bonds!to that amount having been
authorized ut the recent municipal elec-
ton. The council. after n short session,
engaged Messrs. Hix & Hogc as engln-
GERS for the street improvements, which
VIII o : started next week, preliminary
surveys coming first.
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MIR. BRATToN DIES

This morning at liz o'clock occurred
the denth OF Mr. William J.. Bratton, OF
Bridgeport. who had becntin the UNDER
taking business there for more than
twenty years. He had not enjoyed good
health during the past year, and recent
~ became worse. so that death wac not
unexpected. He leaves four sons, Will
lam. Charles. Edward and Harry, and
two daughters, Lula and Katie.
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MEETING NOT CALLED.

Captain Dovener; the First district,
congressman, was in the city yesterday
and will remain here and at Pan Handle
towns. where he has legal business to
attend to, until Tuesday, when he will
return to his seat in the house. Speak
ing OF the congressional situation last
night, the captain expressed confidence
that he would be renominated this
summer. He says the congressional
committee has not yet been called to
meet, but that the secretary OF the
committee Will call a meeting in the
near future,
Captain Dovener' spoke Of the wonder
full scenes in Washington that fool
lowed Dewey's splendid victory before
Manila. Usually the national capital
does not enthuse easily, but the gallant
action in the Philippines took everybody
by storm at Washington.
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In Clerk Robertson's ONCE.

Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's office,
the following transferjof real estate was
recorded:
Deed, made May q, 1898; by Mary Ell
len Walton of Londnn, England, to Lot
tie D. Somehow; consideration 81. 500;
transfers lot s OF n subdivision of part
OF the Cochran portion Of the John Reid
farm, on the national road.
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Warrington, d. c., and Return Only $40
Via Pennsylvania lines, Thursday, May
,12, from Wheeling. Ten day return
limit. For details apply TO j. G. Tom
lInson or John Bailie. ticket agents,
Wheeling. 81
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EXCURSION TO NEW ORLEANS
Via T.. g. o. Il. Il. Account

Via Il. g. o. r.. Il. Account B.P. o. Eiks
May G.. Z and s.. the Baltimore & Ohio
will sell excursion tickets. from Wheel
Ing to New Orleans, and return ut rate
Of s2S. valid for return passage fifteen
days from date.of sale. For further In
formation apply. at 1900 Market street,
or r.. C.. Burke. passenger and ticket
agent. Wheeling, w. Va.
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Rev. J. H. Littell, co-pastor of the
United Presbyterian church, and Mr.. A.
NJ. Stevenson have returned from Cadiz.
where they attended the spring meeting
of the Wheeling presbytery Of the
church. Mr.. Littell was chosen n OF
the delegates from this presbytery to the
Omaha general assembly. The others
are Rev. DR.. Stewart, Of New Whining
ton, Pa. formerly Of st. Cl~airsvllle, and
Rev. Dr. w. o. Waddle. Of Unity.
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a ToRpID liver robs you az nmb,.

a TORPID liver robs you Of ambl-
ton and ruins your health. De Wits
Little Early Risers cleanse tho liver.
cure constipation and all stomach and
liver troubles. Charles r. Goetze
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham.
Sinclair. Forty-slxth and jacob streets:
AGE. scheehle, No, GOT Main street; Elk.
ley Bros. Pom and Zane streets:i
Bowiei& Co.. Bridgeport.
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COUGHS and colds, down to the very
borderland Of consumption. yield to
the soothing, healing influences OF DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup. 8 I
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SIXTEENTH OHIO DIsrRIcr.

The congressional committee Of the
Sixteenth (ohio) district, met in Steu-.
benvllle.. yesterday, with the following
members present: Theodore Keller, D..
w. Beall. Thomas B. Rouse, D. o. Rutan
and F. K. Mclaughlin, The decision of
the committee was to hold the nominal
ting convention in the city Of Steuben-
vile on June 1G. The counties compris-
Ing the district entitled to delegates
as follows: Belmont, 65;Carroll, 25; Har-
rison, 2S: Jefferson, Al; Monroe, Is. Hon.
D. A. Hollingsworth, Of CadIz, who Is
mentioned for Congress. was selected
temporary chairman, and S. T. Rose, Of
Monroe, temporary secretary.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger. In the GUY AMI Wheeling pto,

Strangers In tho city AMI Wheeling PEG.
& pic Abroad.
u s, Easton, of Warrington, Is at
tic Windsor.
y. T. Hervey and J.W. R. Fitch, OF
New Martlnsville, are within the clty's.
gates.
Or. W. Percy Gon,S OF Clarksburg,s son
OF Judge Con, was inIthe city yesterdays
registered at the Mcclure.
g A. Hunter. Of MoundsvIlle, ana
Basil T. Bowers. OF New MartinsvIlle,
We're registered at the Stamm vester-
day. 3sFi
Fritz HInkleman, the South jacob,
street f%saloonist, and wife. left Thurs
gay evening on n visit to their former
rs home me In Germany.
] +. Hines, of Cairo, Charles strln-
ser ot5Alvey, ] w. Hogan, OF Grafton.
apd g. Potts, o. Ross, are West YIr-
iglhians ut the Howell.
8lMlLLIoNs OF bottles OF Cooks I'M
bfrial Champagne, extra dry, have been.
Fr NIL = % FA- N---N N ~. - ~
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The Sunday school canvass Of the
city now in progress by Sunday school
workers Of the Protestant churches
continued yesterday and when the rain
OF the afternoon is taken into consider
alton, the work that was accomplished
was quite credltable. 1t Is hoped that
the canvass will be completed to-day.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved In six hours by "Ncw Great
South American Kidney Cure" It Is n
great surprise on account of Its exceed
Ing promptness In relieving pain In blad.
der, kidneys and back. In male or fe-
male. Relieves retention ofSwater al.
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this 10 the remedy. Sold
by R. II. List, druggist, Wheeling, w,
Va. 5g555 95 tf&s n
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ACCoLADE

Copies offs Famous Picture soid For
Caban Relief at Stone & Thomas'.
Messrs. Stone & Thomas have been
appointed agents for this city for the
sale OF, THE Accolade." This Is q fam
GUS painting, which IS being sold for the
benefit OF the Cuban sufferers. The pic
ture Is on display In their windows, and
is a real work Of art. Copies OF the pic
ture will be sold for 81, and the money
received from it Is forwarded to the Gu
ban relief committee In New York.
Every cent received goes to aid o
worthy cause and the picture lovers
have a good chance to aid 1t in this city.
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HALF HosEAsD UNDERWEAR A spE.
CIALrY AT C.. HESS & SONS.

Our Half Hose arc known for excel
lence In quality and wear and Rre sold at
20 aud soc.
Underwear In Dalbrlggnn, MerIno and
Cameps Hair, unsurpnsaed for quR1lty
and wear,'at 50c, 800 aud $3.50, at
c. HESS a. SONS,
~Fashlonnble Thilors Rnd Fnrnishers,
1891 and 1923 Market Street.
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On Sunday at the Fourth, Street NJ. E.
church, the pastor. DR.. III Sooy, will
preach at 1880 a. m. At 7:45 p. m.ithere
will be a special hymnal service, entit-
led, Hymns Written by Women"
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At the First Christian church, Sum
day services will be conducted bv the
pastor, Rev. C. NJ. olIphant. Morning
sermon, The Good Minister; evening
sermon, what Is Peculiar About the
Christian church,"
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Services will be held at the Second
Presbyterian church tomorrow at 1890
a. m. and 1880 p. m. The ordination Of
elders and deacons will take place at
the morning service, the pastor, Rev.
Joseph Speers, officiating. All prepar-
ations are completed for the semi-cen-
tennial which takes place on Thursday,
May 12. The decorations. which are
in charge OF Miss Laura Dalzell, pro-
misses to be beautiful.
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The second of a series OF sermons on
the great mountains Of the Bible will be
preached Sunday morning, ut the Third
Presbyterian church. entitled Mount
Sinai" In the evening he will preach
on 1.-THE Question OF Ingratitude."
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ALL Persons still owing Sheriff Taxes
must nay or no re-, burned md PUB, rSIIED
ms DELISQUENTS. Avoid trouble and
expense by paying tl,cse taxes ut once.
II. C. RtCHARDS,
Shcrir OF Ohio County.
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The regular meeting Of the City Union
OF the Kings Daughters and Sons was
held at the First Christian church last
night, an entertaining programme be-
Ing discussed.
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o. G. White. OF Bethany College, will
preach morning and evening, Sunday,
at the Second Christian church, morn
ing services beginning at 1o:45; Sunday
school at 2:So p. M; evening service at
ian
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Rev. C. E. Clark, at Thomson NJ. E.
church, will preach at the morning SER
vice on Temptation and at the even
Ing service on 1.-THE Law Of Moral In
terest.ng
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rHa Hua -oloralass ANo yuaYtsaaas.
ATTEMPT

TO ngarc out how our new
Spring Suits, made up and
trimmed as they are, and At
az they DO. can be sold at siol
So and SIG. What you can
AFFORD to pay Is your concern.
What we can AFFORD 10 sell
them at Is ours. It Is Jus, as
easy to miss the mark by over
shooting as undershootins.
We've done neither, but we'll
tell you this about The prices,
They are Just what you can
afford to pay whatever your
resources may be, Hills OF
high art clothing are here for
inspection. They are ideals Of
style. At and finish. The values
Of which are all agreeable
surprises. !
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IL yard, by the piece Of
III y yards. buys half
inch wide Val. Ede-
Ing. Nearly n hundred
new patterns up to finest.
made An equally strons
Embroidery line, &c yard.
10, each for choice Of
4OGa dozen styles STAR
ley Fancy Dress
Shirts for Men. Our No
Stanley Shirt lire is In
mense.
o. each for the iatest
LJE craze in Scarf Pins
Whips. Golf Sticks
Turkey Claws. Buglcs nnn
genuine Opal Solitaires.
Musket Pins &c each.
a. pair for Gold Plated
LJC Gun Pins. Better
up to sl.Ss.
~ for Soldier Button
4oC Belts. New Belts
and Belt Sets.
~, each for Hat Pins NJ
III Sterling Silver. Fine
sl.s5. H''es up to
IL, for set Of three gold.
lou plated Dress Pins.
Finer up to STAG set.
OK each for Pearl Han
LJC died, gold plateb
Pen Holders, win
gold plated pen points
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CARWoRTA

Ths i.e.
''i ~ s'i''xzzzzzzW, !:
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INTnE CHURCHES.

Al Maine Memorial Service. will be
conducted Sunday evening at the First
Baptist church. corner OF Twelfth and
Byron streets, by the pastor, Rev. Mar
tin w. Buck. and a cordial invitation
to, attend IS extended patriotic and mil
itary organizations, and the public in
general. Representatives of the G.. A.
r. will assist in the services.