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Bismark,s iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health
1ndomitable viii and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver. Kid.
neys ana Bowels are out of order. If you
want these qualities and the success they
bring. nse DR.. Kings New Life Pills, They
develop every power of brain and body.
Only 25c at yaughan's Pharmacy.
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Jesus saw the sin of the world clearer

Jesus saw the sin of the world clearer
than we can. He saw the great work
He must accomplish in His three years
of ministry. Yet He never hurried nor
worried. He had time, to love His
friends. to mingle in their feasts and
sit in quietness in their homes, to be
alone on the mountains and by the sea
and listen to God everywhere. Do what
you can, don't fret and leave the rest
to God
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IRlsH WIr.-on the occasion Of q nnbli,

IRISH WIT.-0n the occasion of public
reception al Napier, Australia, the school
children of the town. after being duly
complimented by his excellency from
County Tyrone on the hearty manner in
which they had rendered the national
anthem. We're solemnly assured that if
they mt their shoulders to the wheel
they would be sure to reach The top of the
irees This mixed metaphor being com
meuied upon. compatriot of his excel
lcncg ietorted: Sure. II was an axletree
he meant. bedad /"
n0llie-Vus 1t Il sssf,;etA kssri q here svSn
kissed NolliCa
cIollis No. 7 was on The mouth.
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Tithers are increasing in number.
In all the young peoples societies there
is growing tendency to encourage the
setting apart of tenth of ones income
for the Lords particular service. It is
an encouraging sign Of conservation
and hberality.
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Tardanier Stands.

]. J.rdanier Stands.
Hall Stands, Hanging Hat
Az Racks.
Easles in Bamboo, Oak and
r. White.
M irrors for Mantels and
"a Parlors.
f bony and Oak Book
- Racks.
41ugs in all sizes of Smyrna
~ and goat skin.
glands 4 ard, Umbrella and
~ Parlor.
Ottomans and small articles
" for ornamentation.
NTew Novelties in Furniture.
Window Shades. Carpets by
sample.
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After the Operation the Big Fish Are
Placed Back In the Water None the
Worse For Their Experience out of
Their Natural Element.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-oO9 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE

As MONTHLY rental for nice chicken
ranch; large chicken houses, fine broodery
nests. u compartments; 6-foot high wire
fencing; very complete for immediate bust
ness; will sell, If desired, at a bargain: a
few lots left unsold, SIS upward IS cash, IS
monthly; will make special terms If desired;
Allendale settlement, East Oakland; So fam
lilies within years have located and own
their homes; streets all graded some are
macadamized; near a fine S-story school house
and electric car lines and also a 90-foot
wide boulevard: site, climate and soil the
very best; no fogs nor cold winds here. Call
send for circular, ASS Seventh st. near
Broadway. Oakland; carriage free H. 2.
JONES' owner.
$10G0-CONTRA COSTA County; small ranch.
l-$ acres; house and barn: 1-acre orchard;
alfalfa fields; great bargain; good order. c.
X. KING, e02 Broadway Oakland
FOR Sale-Three modern houses rooms just
finished cor. Grove and Albion SITS; cash or
installments take lot first payment.
WIN. MANN, Sd & Washington SITS, Oakland.
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HENRY d. GALLAGHER CO.,

Successors to Flanagan & Gallagher)
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERs,
20 Fifth ST.. opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South 50
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PEtUPUsALs.

PROPOSALS for furnishing all the furniture,
fixtures, finishes. etc, for the Hall of Justice
ana Morgue buildings.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
Montgomery Street
INVESTMENTS.
FREMONT ST, near Nlission-1371Sx1s71s COW
cred with frame buildings; rents nominal
in the wholesale district; $4,000.
FREMONT ST.-45; 1ox1S7lk. between Market
and Mission; rents $685. per month; $4,000.
BEALE ST, between Market and Mission
91:sx137a; renting well and can be made to
pay better if new building is erected; $780, 900.
sTEUART ST.-Water lot between Market and
Mission; s16,5o0.
EAsT-sT. LOTS :1ox1S7k, facing new ferry
depot; good investment If kept vacant;
better Investment If built on; $4,000
LARKIN sT.-Corner two-story and basement
building; rents $40; $4,000.
LARKIN ST.-Three-story and basement build
ing; rents $50; $1,000.
GOLDEN GATE AVE. property. near Leaven-
worth st.-60x1371e; frame buildings; rents
S105; s35, 000
EDDY ST, near Mason-Sox1371s; frame build
ing; $4,000.
CORNER ON. GOLDEN GATE AVE. down
town; S0xl37lR; s460 900.
THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
4 Montgomery Street.
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OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD.

LADY In Fruitvale having pleasant home
wishes to board and room four business youl%,
ladies'; references exchanged. MRS. C. JAS
PER. Fruitvale P. O
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BARRON-SILVER-I this city. April @ 1899,
by the Rev. NJ s. Levy, Charles Barron and
Lena Silver both OF San Francisco.
LEFEBER-WOHN-I this city, April s. 1899.
by the Rev. ]. II. Schroeder, Albert W. Le-
feber and Julia A. Wohn
- PETERSON-In this city,
April l. 1899. by the Rev. w c. Pond. Mark
L. Megladdery and Annie c. Peterson, both
of San Francisco.
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EXPERT OPTICIANS

THE wrong glasses will ruin the strongest
eyes; any sensation of pain is warning;
Mayerle's glasses relieve headache, painful
smarting, itching. discharging, burning,
twitching scratching, infamed eyes and
failing sight; Danger Signals and Mayerle's
Self-ftting System mailed free; write to-day.
GEO MAYERLE, German Expert Optcian,
charter member American Association of OPP
ticianS 1071h Market ST. San Francisco
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
BIRTHS-MA MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
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clOAAAcl l1Cn " tldNG tic SelAi4C paBllStACl
BORN.
MARRIED.

sCHWAD-In this city, March 7. 1899, to tn,
wife of F. Schwad a daughter
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AN Introduction to you from H Schellhaas the
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AILMENTS peculiar to women. also obstetrics;
latest methods; strict antiseptic precautions;
ladies near or far see DRS GOODWIN free !;
well known, reliable, safe and sure: cure in
"a hours guaranteed; any time maternity
home; best medical attendance; pills. 81; cure,
S. 1862 Market, bet. 7th-Sth; tel. Howard 424.
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SOL GETZ & BROTHER,
ROOM a. CROKER BUILDING.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
-s8Oo-Choice lots near Ocean Beach; very
easy instalments.
-Bargainsi Level lots in Ocean
View. near electric cars; $40 down; s. monthly.
$500 to s1000-Beautiful Sunset Heights lots;
superb view: fine climate; s25 down; $40
monthly.
$3.50 to S7oO-Choicest Richmond lots; all bar
gains; easy payments.
500 to $8O0-Lots near Mission-st. electric
cars; ready to build on.
Branch office on Ninth ave-. near H St;
open Sundays.
SOL GETz & BROTHER,
ROOM a. CROKER BUILDING.
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THOMAS MAGEE & SONS,
Montgomery Street.
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A NEW process for female trouble, no matter
from what cause and how long standing;
every woman her own physician; can be sent
safe and sure; medicines or instruments
used consultation free; travelling parties
helped instantly and safe treatment guaran-
teed; cure, s.; by the well-known specialists
and ladies' physicians for 81 years; US.
DIR. POPPER and DRS., 3lS Kearny St
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Abr G. w. O'DONNELL, world-renowned
female specialist, relieves monthly IRREGULAR
ties. from whatever cause. DR.. O Donuell has
treated successfully more cases of irregulari-
ties than any other physician; never fails to
cure; consult him first save time and money;
treatment can be used at home; consultation
free. Call or write 10231a Market st.
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DR. WONG WOO. herb doctor; Chinese tea and
herb sanitarium, 764-766 Clay St. San Fran
cisco; all diseases cured exclusively by Chi
nese herbs; over 5000 varieties being used;
advice free; hours $50 to II a m. to 3 and
TO 9 o. m.
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MEDICAL.

ALL ladles-C only DR.. and Mrs NJ Davies,
true friends of all invalids. men and women;
80 years practice; safe and quick cure guar
anteed: any disease or irreguarity; disgrace
avoided kind sympathy and aid; sure relief,
though else fail; delicacy, privacy. home.
etc; babies adopted; travellers treated de-
lay; self-cure sent; call or write; free; conf
Dental. MRS. NJ DAVIES, 1928 Market St. /;
Mills 81 very strong. 81
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A TREATMENT that restores instantly all
cases of monthly irregularities from whatever
cause; positively no instruments used; guar
anteed cure at office, s.; travellers helped in
stantly; consultation free and confidential.
MRS DIR. KOHL, 1922 Market st. between
Mason and Taylor; hours to 5, to p. m.
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CLAIRVOYANTs.
ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY
GOOD NEWS FOR ALL.


Has permanently located at 3S7 Geary St.
bet. Powell and Mason. Her success as a me
dunn has startled the entire world Her
power is acknowledged by press and public to
De- Of the highest order. She advises you TO q
certainty by a higher than human power.
Her parlors are thronged by anxious people
looking for important information. and every
without question she tells each caller their
name and for what they came. She gives
aaFice on business, speculation, lawsuits old
estates, love, cOurtship and marrage-every-
thing. The unfortunate and troubled should
seek her counsel and start Alright. Positively
no attention paid TO letter unless 81 accom-
Tapies. 9 q. m. TO $50 .. NJ
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DURROUX-In this city, April ;. 1899, Joseph.
beloved husband of Leonie Durroux, and
father Of George and Fernando Durroux, a
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PERSONALS.

LADY 80 years of age wishes to meet elderly
gentleman object, matrimony. Address
MRS. ROSS. sol Post st.
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ment St. Mary s Cemetery, Oakland.
this city April 4. 1899 at
O. clock a. m, Betsy Walkerley Newman.
niece of the late Martin and William Walk
erley, native of Lincolnshire. England.
EFThe funeral will take place this day
Thursday, at l o'clock, from her late resi-
dence, 211515 Howard street. Interment pri-
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land. aged 81 years.
UFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
Thursday, at $3.50 o'clock, from the funeral
parors of James McManus, eventh and Cas-
tro streets, thence to the Church Of the I'M
maculate Conception. where a solemn re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated for the reposs
of his soul. commencing at o'clock. Inter
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this city, April 5 1895 Mrs An
ME Hunter, wife of II. H. Hunter, daughter
sister OF Charles Holmes and Mrs. F. l..
Cate. a native of San Francisco. aged IS
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DR. and MRS. WEGENER 1912 Golden Gate
ave.-Private home in confinement, with every
comfort; best and attention. terms mod
crate; regular physician in attendance; con-
sultation free; infants adopted into good
homes; call before consulting others.
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- e s- -
q post Offices, three thrifty and
growing towns, Warren, ArBy and.
Stephen, and number of :cc6aHsfy
stores besides. By the cena,,s Of
1895 the population was 1902,
but since then there has been a large
influx of settlers. The unoccupied
lands are being rapidly taken. There
is still some government land left,
but those who want it must not delay.
Railroad land and improved farms
at no great distance from Warren
can still be purchased cheap, at
prices ranging from five to twenty
dollars an acre, but values are con
stantly advancing
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The County Seat Of Marshall County.

the state is more wheat unloaded
from farmers wagons. 1t is estimat-
ed that 100000 bushels of wheat
were marketed here from the crop
of 1895.
The people who founded and were
the first citizens of Warren were of
the right sort to make a town, and
the many who have come here since
have generally been of the same
class. They are intelligent, thrifty,
honest, energetic, public spirited and
enterprising. Through their efforts
the commanding social, commercial
and political importance of the town
has been secured.
Warren has always been a de-
sirable place for a home; its standard
of morality has always been, high,
and its aim has been to surround the
young and rising generation with
good, wholesome influences. The
value of the church and the school as
ad djuncts of civilization were early
recognized, and the two were estab-
lished side by side.
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K. J. TaralSeth,

one OF the prominent and successful
business men OF Warren, was born in
Norfjord, Norway, in 1847. He
came to America in 1872. and for a
time followed the carpenter trade.
In the spring Of 1882, he came to
Warren and established a general
merchandise store in the little build
ing where the laundry now is locst-
ed. His business has steadily in
creased until to-day he is established
in a large handsome brick store, ana
employs no less than 16 clerks in
his mammoth establishments.
Mr.. 'Taralseth has a family con-
sisting OF wife, two sous, Henry ana
Ralph Taralseth, and one daughter,
Miss Lena Taralseth. He has long
been Il member OF the Board OF Edu
cation, and is at present treasurer Of
the district. In all matters affecting
the welfare of the city be takes an
active pasff. = F. =: ~. - 80.
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Marshall County.

Marshall county, of which Warren
is the county seat, is situated in the
heart of the famous Red River valley
of Minnesota, which is the bread bas-
ket of the world. This great valley,
which scientists tell us once formed
the basin Of lake Agassiz, in remote
ages, possesses soil, deep alluvial
deposit, that surpasses in fertility
that OF the famous valley Of the Nile.
The county is of rectangular Shape,
u miles by 25t, and, according to
the report in the geological survey,
contains 1,675.A square miles, or
l 1,072, ,O25.6 acres. The surface is
quite even. The streams in the west
ern portion of the county are Snake,
Middle and Tamarack rivers, flowing
in a westerly direction into Red River
of the North, their banks fringed
with narrow strips of timber. In the
eastern portion the principal stream
is Thief river: flowing southwest into
Red Lake river. Thief lake with an
area of about nine square miles, Mud
lake five or six, Elm lake about one
square mile, are also found in the
eastern part. Numerous scattered
groves of timber are found in that
portion east of the Great Northern
railway. The highest portion is near
Thief Lake, about LIE feet above
sea level, Argyle 845, Stephen 827,
St. Vincent 1877.
Marshall county has now 36 organ
lied townships, and a number still
unorganized, 86 school districts,
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The Public Schools.

No man who believes in educating
his children would care to take up
his residence in community that
did not believe in literally support
ing its schools. Warren has always
been an educational center, and this
fact has brought many families here
who have become residents of the
city in order that they might secure
for their children the benefits TO be
derived from a superior education
The excellent and indeed superior
character of the public schools of
Warren is we'll known. The manage
ment of the educational affairs is in
the hands Of competent persons, and
the corps of instructors employed
comprise a list Of teachers of ac-
knowledged ability and prof cheney.
Warren has State High School !,
maintaining a complete state high
school course Of study, where the
youth of Marshall county may obtain
free a good practical education, that
will fit them admirably for the active
duties of life. Graduates. of the
school are admitted to the State Uni
versity without examination. The
high school building is u substantial
and modern brick structure, we'll
lighted, heated and ventilated. .
The superintendent of the city
Warren sheaf., 1899-12-07
Public Library.

Horace Mann. the father of popu-
lar y luc ttion, said many years ago
that "a public library in a town is
as necessary az the little red school
house." That the people of Warren,
old or young, shall not want facilities
for storing ltheir minds with useful
knowledge, a free public library has
been established in connection with
the High School. Upwards of
thousand volumes, in all depart
men,s of literature historical. bio
graphical, scientific = are on the
shelves, and new ones are being add
ed from time to time.
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schools is VIM. Angus, A. B., L. L. B.
Heis graduate Of the St tie University
of Minnesota, teacher OF many
years. experience in the school room,
and as an instructor in teachers in
stitutes. The following is the per-
sonel of the other teachers: Mis-
Edna 0. Fawcett, assistant principal !;
Miss Susie K. Easton. p'i
teacher Miss Ere la Samue ~, Miss
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Kittie Haven, Miss Nettie solum,
Miss Edna Tennison, Miss Fannie
ntttherfforte- and Miae Ivadelle Brill,
grade teachers.
The Board OF Education consists of
the following gentlemen: w. n.
Powell, president; j.. p. Mattson,
secretary; K. ]. Taralseth, treasurer
A. Grindeland, W. f. Powell and
DR.. G. S. Wattam.
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Had Goldsmith lived at Warren. he

Had Goldsmith lived at Warren. he
would perhaps have written:
Sweet Warren! loyeliest city of the plain,
Where health and plenty cheer the laborine
swain, .'- - ..-- ~-- -z.-
instead of the lines of similar Ian
guage, in which he refers to Auburn
in The Deserted Village, and the al
lusion would have applied not to a
forlorn and deserted place, but to a
live, bustling, progressive and pros
porous town. It is not our purpose
nor is it possible in this brief article
to give AL exhaustive description of
Warren and surrounding country,
hut rather in a few rapid pen sketch
es to set forth some facts, which it is
hoped, will enable the reader to form
= fairly accurate idea of the resources
and advantages and kind of people
We have here. If this sketch will
contribute little to that end, it's OBJ
ject will have been attained.
Warren, the county seat of Mar
shall county, is a thrifty city of 1900
inhabitants. It was organized as a
village in 1879, only twenty years
49, In 1891 it took on city airs,
Esving been granted the privilege by
special act of the legislature. Hence,
Warren is both young and fair. In
the town of Warrenton, congressional
township 15s north, Range 48 west,
and section 36, is the city located.
'Ehe reason why this particular spot
vas chosen for town lies in the fact
that the railroad, which had been
constructed in the summer and fall
Of 1878, crossed the, Snake river at
this point. BY The meandering, tim
:.ber-fringed banks of this small
stream was the natural location for a
town, If there was need of town at
all. And the necessity came. The
sueressfu1 growth Of hard wheat, of
the very best quality in the world, in
the black, rich soil of the level
nrairies of the Red River valley, was
attracting the attention of homeseek-
ers, and people came in large num-
hers to secure the free government
lands about Warren, now made more
accessible by the railroad, and to
open up farms. The settlers needed
to purchase supplies of various kinds,
and thus a town sprang up in the
wilderness. The settling of the coun-
try, therefore, gave rise to the town,
and the rich, we'll cultivated farms,
stretching in all directions, still f6Tm
the backbone and solid support of
Warren. 1t is not founded on sand
Tne country tributary to it is the
cream Of the Red River valley.
Warren has the distinction of being
the greatest primary wheat market
in Minnesota. At no other point in
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and Fraternal Organ-
izatiOnS.

Secret and fraternal organizations
are well represented at Warren,
among them being the Masons, East
e.n Star, Odd Fellows, Rebekahs,
Modern Wooamen, Royal Neighbors,
Knights of Honor, Maccabees and
FOresters.
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MArTsoS, Pastor.
Norwegian Lutheran church; L.
NJ. SKUNEs, Pastor. "- ~- ~..
Swedish Mission church; P. NJ.
SAnuELsos, Pastor.
Scandinavian Methodist church .;
X. W1SBERa, Pastor.
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New Court House.

Marshall County Is ,.,c.in- Il 1t =,
handsome court h,ns- and E,il ,hi>
Yea. We hal intended to get hall
ton" cuts OF these Buildings, Elt on
recount Of their being in in unfinished
'm'liiinn at th" p."stns tim, thi~
e r''l not br Il me in :, satiSf: G or
manner. .r e@.
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c. S. Hull, City Recorder.


The subject OF this sketch was born
in Gibson county, Indiana, in 1856.
Came to Marshall county i'll 1881,
and engaged i'll farming in town OF
Con'stock. Was elected Judge OF
Probate in 1890, and reelected in
1892 and 1894 He has held the Of
flee Of city justice four wears, and
! st.spring w;ls elected city recorder.
Mr.. Hull is d mighty Nimrol, and
has ssssiste taxidermist Brown in
making Il collection of native birds
and animals OF Minnesota. He is
useful and respected citizen. : % $50, =
Warren sheaf., 1899-12-07
Churches.

The religious wants Of the people
of Warren are supplied by number
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Arbor Day and Westinghouse AM
niVcrsary Celebrated by the
Buford School.

Mr.. Editor Your correspon-
dent had the pleasure of attend
ING Arbor Day exercises and the
celebration of Washington's BIRTH
day by the Buford school on Wed
nesday, 22d instant. The school
house being too small to accom-
mOdate the school and large au>
dience it bad been arranged 20
have the oral exercises performed
in the commodious Baptist church
near by. About $3.50 a. M, the
teacher and pupils met at the
school house, formed in line, and
with flags bearing the beautiful
stars and stripes, marched to the
church. Upon entering the church,
which was beautifully decorated
with evergreens, pictures ofGeorge
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Mrs. f g Stain of Chester, is
visiting Mrs. l. g Payseur at this
place.