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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07

Tho Warren group has just complet
Cd 50 foot shaft
The csosscut from the AIS foot level
Of thu Mountain Lion In In $50 feet.
There IN = enc body VI orc coming tn
In the face OF the drift on tho 100 foot
level.
For several months tho Flag Hi! has
been developed under tho supervision
OF w. II. Fletcher
Tho Butte 4 boston drift was 30 feet
south Of tho croaAcut from tho bottom
Of tho 2s6 foot shaft last Tuesday.
Superintendent George A. Graham, OF
thu Hercules mine. states that tho SHAFT
which In about 30 fcct deep. ID going
down about two fest each day.
Tho recent purchase OF tho Ruby
Fraction ID likely to result In much
good 10 the camp In tho near future. II
present plans arc carried out.
The new Quilp cage Ia In place and
works we'll by It's use there will be no
dificnlty In hoistinx ore and waste
when 80 mon are employed on a shift.
There Ii stiil about Ave feet OF ore In
the bottom OF tho frtncsSss MAUI Wthze.
hut " In somewhat mixed with streaks
Of porphyry. the total OF which Is about
~ inches.
Tho Chico drift has boen extended
south 100 feet There Ia . considerable
quantity Of wavy quartz coming out Of
the mine which resembles that taken
from the San Poll.
A within 10 10 be put In the San Juan
mine. II will enable more rapid work
than In possiblc with whip and Will
not add q dollar to the expense OF ope-
rating this mine.
The 20 foot contract on tho Gold
IIsaf tunnel has bees completed, II has
not yet becn decided To lot another.
but II In Understood that such y plan
II under consideration by the manage
ment.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
OFFICIALLY FROM MANILA
REPORT OF ADMIRAL REMEY.
The Recent storm the worst In ~
Years-Fighting In the Philippines
Continues-Twelve Hundred BOlO-
men Sure ndered.

Manila, Dec Rear Admiral Remey,
in his official report OF the recent typhoon
which visited the island of Guam, states
that the storm was the severest in Az
years. The palace at Aganah and the
government buildings were unroofed and
wrecked. The sea reached the plaza
Many OF the homeless sought refuge in
the school and Jail No one is reported
to have been killed at Aganah, but the
mortality caused by the recent epidemic
OF grip has been much increased by ex-
posture, most Of the dwellings having been
destroyed. The town Of Marajan was lev
eled and 90 persons were killed. Several
persons were killed and several small
coasters are missing. No reports have
been received from some localities.
All crops are destroyed and food is being
distributed to the sufferers. Admiral Rem
ey has ordered the Arthusa from Cavite
with food supplies. Flour, corn and meats
are needed, and it is suggested that con.
tributions be sent from the United States.
The Brutus, from Cavite, and the Solace,
from San Francisco, due at Guam recently
will relieve immediate needs.
The pounding of the Yosemite upon the
reef broke and twisted her propeller, and
she was abandoned and sank November l6.
The Newark has gone to investigate the
disaster.
Lieutenant Colonel Goodsell, command
ing the Sixth marine battalion, with 100
marines, has gone TO Subig to relieve the
troops there. He will land tomorrow. The
rebels in that vicinity have been active OF
late.
Director of Posts Vaille sailed ON the
United States transport Grant.
A detachment of the Twenty fifth in
fantry in the mountains near Iba found
the camp of the guerrilla leader, joaquin
forsaken. Suspended from the trees neal
the camp were the bodies of three ami.
gos, and proof was found that the rebels
mad tortured other captives.
Twelve hundred bolomen entered Vigan
island of Luzon. and surrendered to Cap
tain Green of the Twenty-third infantry
This is the largest number of men who
have yet surrendered in Luzon at one time
General Tinio has been keeping swarm
of bolonlen along the mountains and they
have impoverished the food supply.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
nmlrssm c0LuMnsA.

Last wcek tho Snowshoe entered the
list Of tho steady shippers from Phoc
MIX camp,
Development work on tho Remlnk
ton. adjoining tho II. Bell mino. sum
init camp. has bccn commenced.
Regular shlpmcats Of high grade orr
from the Hnmminx nlrd. near Grand
Forks. are being made TO the CRANKY
smclter.
Notwithstanding tho cold weather
and snow. tho Miners Graves syndieats
kept up liz regular quota Of output Las,
week Of 900 tons daily.
The diamond drill boring In the
white Hear ri Ros~land 10 In 200 feet
from shc north drifs ON thc $50 foo, lev
o. The formation that is being passed
through II t,scomsnx moro minorAlised
Ths Athcistan. In Wellington camp
which has b~en shipping to tho Trail
aussltev under contract TO send In 1000
tona Of ore, has completed tho contrAc,
and has stopped shipping for tho prc~
ent. u belnx thought advisable by the
usAnAxemeut 10 get . considerable
quantity OF ore blocked out ON tho low
sr levels Of the property before contin
ulnw the eoatrAet
The r~porS Of tho directors Of the
Csotcr Star mlne. which has hc~a scn,
out By the company from Toronto
whore they held their annual meeting
last week. shows : promising condition
cs the property. The directors are In
favor Of tbs s~sampsioa Of tho pay men,
Of mootAiy dividenas The report alse
sAovs thai reduction OF 80 pcr cen,
In the cost Of mining has b-sn made
during the rear.
Word ccmea from Greenwood tina,
tbs hs~s Ur~ body yet found IN the
Mother Lcie mine has Just bern opened
sp. and that tho grade 10 IL anything
better than that Of the famous n. c.
mine In Summit camp II this proves
correct the strike Ia . most important
one. ~ the ore bodies OF the Mother
l0ds are among the largest IN the al.
srs0. and high grade ore means that
Tho property Ii = bonanza
The 100 ton shipmen, OF hish Grade
orc from the Highland mine II Ains.
worth. nov undergoing treatment al
The Han mines sme,ser. marks tho nd.
vsas q . new epoch In the history OF
oos Of tbs oldest properties In the dis
efsce ne Husband 10 nov q producer
ana within few weeks when the m,ns
ana mill are In fun blast and runnin.
smoothly. che property win BE- one 81
ne largest mines shipping TO the sme,
~ Since taking hold o. the Hlghland
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07

Natural gas has been discovered 80
miles south Of Spokane.
Three shifts are sinking the winze
from the main tunnel on the COnjec-
ture. Lake Pend d'Orellle.
The tunnel on the old Eagle mine ut
chewelah. Wash. Is reported to have
entered rich body Of gaiena.
The Yogo sapphires In Fergus coun-
ty. Montana, arc to DO developed
through the winter and In the spring q
hoist will probably DO installed for the
purpose OF tracing the deposits to
depth
II Ia reported that good body OF cop
per ore, from which assays OF 20 per
cent have been obtained. has been en-
countercd In the drift on the upper
level OF the Methow Gold Copper com
pany's property near tho mouth Of Goat
creek, In OkanOgan county, Wash.
One noticeable fact In connection with
the mining industry in the state Of
Montana IL the wide distribution OF the
metals. Boundles az are the stretches
OF grazing and agricultural lands. the
fact exists that there Ii not county
In the state that does not contain pay
deposits OF gold. silver, copper or lead
or coal
During the past year the Pierre Lake
district has been an attractive field for
mining men. II lies directly north OF
Ho.shurE. Wash. and within radius
OF Ave or six miles OF Pierre lake.
Within this belt are found the peculiar
ORC features OF Rossland and Green
wood. the big bodies OF low grade do
rite and also tho high grade porphyry
quartz found In Republic. Outside OF
assessment work there was but little
practical mining dono In tho camp I'M
I'll tho present year. This year the
and carries considerable copper.
district has made rapid strides from a
prospect to a paying camp.
Information from the Seven Devils
copper camp Idaho. liz to the effect that
tho shaft on the south Peacock is down
320 fest. At the 300-foot level drift
waa run into the ledge and the big ore
body tapped. The ore taken out Is
bornite Of this finest character. running
from 40 To 60 per cent copper. At the
Helena claim. owned by tho same CON-
pany. the ledge has been cut and fine
body OF ore exposed, Tho Blue Jacket
IL still Idle. but hopes are entertained
there again. Tho orc body on the south
Peacock that has been tapped Mt the 300
foot level Ia 1000 feet long and 80 feet
Wide.
Ono OF the greatest strikes ever made
In thu famous Cripple Greek gold min
Ing district. has Just bcen uncovered In
tho property OF the Gold Bond Consol-
dated mines company. on Gold hill. OF
which Charles ". Miller of Cripple
Creek. Ii the principal owner. The as
Rays ON n narrow streak OF tho ore body
runs ~ high M 800 and 5000 per ton,
while tho veln from which this assay
was taken. exclusive OF the rich streak
has widencd to n width OF four feet,
and has given an average assay of 5000
to $500 per ton. Tho great strike has
created tho most intense excitement In
mining circles.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
Indians Driven Racl

Silver City, n. NJ. Dec. "a band O,
over 40 Indians who have been slaughter
ing game and starting fires on ella fores,
reserve, have been returned to the reserya.
uon in Arizona by 20 mounted police from
Fort Defiance. The band consisted OF Ma.
vaJos and Apaches, and the settlers were
greatly alarmed. fearing depredations. The
action was taken at the instance Of tho
authorities at Washington.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
Dying One nv One.

San Francisco, Dec. 1.-Two mor
those injured in the Thanksgiving
fatality died Sunday, making q de
In all, as the result of the accloe
Those who died Sunday we're Eis
Crandall. aged II, and E. P. Tice.
40. Nine Of the dead were buried -
day.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
Output of the Philadelphia Mist

Philadelphia. Dec. 3.-The United ~
mint executed during November l2.ss]
coins. valued at S2.24 ASIA. " y
sll6.33s.l4 was gold for the governn
OF Costa RIGA. The rest was in Amd'
silver nickel and copper. The va,a
silver coins was 81 ,9Os 900 and "
metal $23O,l2O.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
Kruger Snubbed Again.

London, Dec, 4.-"In response to con,
ndental inquiry as to whether Mr.. kr,.
ger would be welcomed here" saws the
Jenna correspondent, of the Daily Mail,
"a polite reply was returned that Emperor
Francis Joseph had made other dispositions
for the next few weeks
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07

London, Dec. "A dispatch from Ma.
pies says that the steamer st. Marie trad.
ing between Naples and Marseilles. has
been wrecked and that As of her passengers
and part of her crew have been Loaf
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07

SEATTLE " Portland. lAc.unber =. At
Portland.
Seattie Vs. Wala Walls, hce.aber Ii, at
W ALA Waila.
sa.ifie Vs. Spokane, heemhsr Is. at
Spokane.
spokane " Tacoma. Christmas yaca-
aon. Al Tacoma
Spokane Va, Portland High OF Portland
academies. Christmas vacation. at Purt.
land
lha, l. the schedule Of the Northwc~te, n
High sshool Football league
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
w heat.

Portland.-The wheat market shos
ed up weaker than ever after Y
Thanksgiving holiday and there N
little bushes doing in the local marka
The highest offer reported for Wal
Walla today was 53hc.
Tacoma.-Wheat-Dull and hc lus
er. Bluestem SEC; club. 53c.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07

New York. pec s.-rAe import. Of .pe.
e'e this week wsre sts.ea3 gold AMI x,l ian
SILVER. Exports Of gold and silver fr.n
this port to all countries Tor thi. week
agTregase saas.ll silver bars and coin and
ssso sold.
The imports Of dry god. and merrhsp.
disc to the port Of New York for ,hi. an.l
we're valued a, $l20elseS
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
Roberts to Re n DuLe

London, Dec. 4.-The Manchester
Guardian says i, understands Queen Vie.
terra has decided to confer dukedom on
Lord Roberts, and that parliament will be
asked to vote him flo0,ooO.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07

AMaylYania

Philadelphia. Nov. 30.-Before what
was pruoaoly the largest crowd that
ever attended . Thanksgiving football
game In this city the University Of
pennsylvania teaA defeated Corn ali nv
q to Q.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07
Justice Miller. widow DesA

Washington, Dec. 3.-Mrs- Eliza W.
Ter, widow of the late Associate w
Samuel E. Miller of the United Sts'.
preme court, was found dead in bed :
home in this city. Death had CO..
from angina pectoris.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07

Thu mines Of the Yukon a,.,,,.
Alsska' employ $3.50 mon. who receive
IN average Of 81 an hour.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-07


Amanx the bills introduced in the sen
ate to-day were the following.
lily Senator rr,tshar,l. the bills pren,red
b. the commissions appointed b, the pres.
ident providing resis,ons of the ,atept and
trade mark laws
ny SENATOR Hale. 10 revive the grad, nj
'me admiral IN the navy
Ky SENATOR Thurston. creating an adj.
tienal judicial court to b. designated a.
the Tenth, and TO include tn, states of
Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado. Wyemin,
Tan and Montana, and creating court
~ appeals tor the circuit.
Wy senator Warren. permitting the free
admission Of hanorably DISCHARGED sol.
:. and sailors into any hospital Of the
: n''ea States for medical or surgical
,1eatmcnt
Inc revenue reduction bill has b...n
Completed by the republican members 81
the ways and means committee and m.
chairman, Payne, iptrodue (, the bill. II ia
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-08
HEALTH AND REAUTy

bunk M hpnltlli ~ ny H'AA' ''- y
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LOCAL NOPWS,
~ Aphpp llpy,

This ~ Arbnp Day,
W, w. 6oorgO, Ngent Woet'slde
addition v
pnlropim home neutrality-suspicious.
Hlllinga bppr
r' Lnnyl orders Tor pIopnina wnll
pnppr NJ Holmps N O%Nlhopn'A M
-sHnyn y0pp lawn mowers ahnrp.
pnpd Goo sonlo dooa thu tgipk, p'h
Pho poel0fipo, hunks mud pphlip
nliluop mn lnking \ holiday today,
"a, ", plNRW 0f Rcd LOdgN wpa a
visitor W thO Magic glty laat nlRht,
~ Water rents NIo now dno, pny on
~ hnfpIo No ION aud aNyo discount,
--uMwllp ~ HoutOp write libapnl Oro
l%nrnrnnoe polleles w Who host ohtAlnnhlo
rnlpHl
"a glpl hAhy WAS horn Saturday In
,,ha w,te % Cha" MAhp y 'Ap0lmAn M
e-Hopuo, hNblnsON A. QO lend In
ID" pon,,ry 'ln0 md oNN always nll
--DOl, w. u, Wntpls MNo In from
No. lnrk sunday and " looklnA AfluV
hnnlnnaH mNttopAD
= nonovAN' Moumrmluk On pnpdon
lnsp, ,nWn MowOvVl loo WoNm f@INpapvu'
Nlnn nnnN ntl stoves, v
s'it0nnly Assessor HppM ImAdn A min
N pnlk 0ltN lNal week, TN rnporIa
tynlythlnn W lhN valley M lnnkinH
Nm w '
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-08

We have them in
every line,
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NWN~MNF0WWW
Ann Wtgh.IrnJe and Thoroughbred bulls
For sale,
bnye just received md bnye
for sale NJ Coibr0n AZ Todd's
livery bprp, a l0t NJ choice Jersey
mich COWS und hlgb,grndo md thor,
opgbbred Short Horn mud Hereford
bplIs, tho best stock NJ The kind evef
shipped 10 Billings, They Will bo sold
low for cash Apply NJ Tho barn 0p t0
2IR Tbos, y, Linton.
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Hpah ItepdL

nm ppopnrod ~ nm y bpek herd
until DooamboV Good attention
md bucks taAon for tI00 ppr hend
npI,l Doc l. Apply W v, W. plaptop,
Billings I'tf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-08

lH0pnaALs VQR TDR Nh, II, N,
Nnalnoop nllpe, Hinnx Oily,
lawn Mny D, 1000 - apAlnd pp0paanla
IN dnpIlnnlo VIII ho Vnaaiysd ~ Nam
ln0th H0t HnplnRH, Wy0u Nntil asn
M dnno. ~, 1900 md thpR gponAd,
f0r fnnlahInH Innms md snddlo Rna
pNnk nniMnls lol pOnd construction IN
ypll0WAIlnp National FnTk INfm'
lnnli0l Furnished an Dpplipntiop ",
W. ghitlnndon, inpt NlapH NV
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HaDall FOR sale,
OH WAnlel,
Bipl for jtgUss Work,

a girl 10 do general bOpsow0vk app
md employment by applying 10 Mrs,
j. Elliotf Bdf
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-22
Memphis Yick;sbqrg Packet
''s4 :t.,5s. Il Regular "''''
"A I'D - Nh STEAMER DELTA.

ED NOWLAND, JR., .. Master
noe REST AAov av6H ,r,S1ClesE
Regular Memphis and Greenville
Hae4eRt m0ng down, Baega ofe6hs
yil1e t2s gEiGhksRg eyssy TAREsSEE
for sMepphig every Sunday at Gam
New b0at; up-to-date in every re-
sheet Electric 1iA6th $hd fapst hg6uShE
DIT. R0ind TRIP tfcksbhfg ahd-+sl
turn 81: 50; Memphis and return 5000.
= The boat carries a band OF music
during the entire season.
LYME STARR liND[GG, Agenty
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-22

.Erspeis Marion Toni.
~ 1honIAs WIN Cr6ash,
| AA5Smes CampBeH4 ~ ''
oscar Rubenstine
steven Albert Bartield
Robert Lowry Casey
James Lorriner. -
Ice Smith Richie. ,.5 ~ I
Robert Collum
Inn Columbus Alexa4d eE.
fner Ferris '.s Il !
JamesArnekihlS tinson
Dan Estland
Abe Booth Y, - ~, =, : ; ,
3D. 9 Virginia Y : Il Il 7
s George u. W d Hin ton
" steDifanB n IL. ssssisalA n. /, I,
nes Jesse Barrie ga DNf \
Jain John BfiaEes I. NJ
Jesse Hall Bak er 1 /,
q Benjanaifi ran n In
O'BahMnh l s fH.Isi ! /
Inef Aaron J0hHg1il H5lE;si.ls,s
49, Houst0h II o1nies -s :s-..s.I
Jake Witjiegler
i i'm Mlliatait
\ Chss HHHtv FaifEllil 4
pom j0Sfph ,AaE X innis..'.
Lafhef Nixsp SlSteh q /
ION Rdlliuson ;H
John Siltfth MI ti.s,s 4. =. /
jJease Woodward Il; 4
E;eiaEEe Bush ijSsi
\ solomon BRING o Il5 1Siss|
VIM Howard EaS
4 Armskead Ross u ssl
WI ", Robert Isusk +, Il
~ Jacob Daniel Coon ...l
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-22

sRptSrtar9Sds sport a s.rush d business. Z
The gisktb4rs and leland acspmiph aFtien
will bsipdt ouaSxt ReAk.< ThisissoAd| hS&sto
our,people as it gives them another train.
Mr. Middleton, the Zig jovial Y. g. M ".
freight ageGh T6 has been snffsrih O. FoP q
case ~ tie bH y hsr theEpast twb weeks y m
smiles now because Mrs. Middleton Is at home.
Mr.. Myer Brill is now in charge Of the Y. q
M. V. baggage room. Myer is clever, hust-
ling young flIow, WHO realizes there is room
AT NE top, AND BY stsfting at the bottom 1siS g
and sattepdtHg 4triftly to thA work asslsned
him, he VIII reach there some day.
West Point and Oxford, haye been made
prdPdaiton BYE .Keptasky capitalist tb faiss
$4,000 and hiscompahy would raise the balance
to build railroad from West Point to Mem
phisviasO Oxford. The money VIII be raised at
0Ree.i B q
+ jackson citizens held ansenkhnsi2stic meet
ing last Monday and considerable stock was
fpbsrtfbed for the hpildlng of railroad from
thatPlace to Columbus. THE proposed route
iteR&erses rich secti6nlpg country, and If COM
pleBed to ColpmbHa VIII ultimately be ex-
tended to the Ala6amaS coal fields.
Mr.. Earl F. Harris, better known as "Red,"
AassAheene prOmatadAasondAe after ssFEins,
hardly year as fagman. ''Red" is now the
youngest conductor on the Southern road a}
Conductors Elliott andi Staples, Of the
sogAxsrf8 are both dangerously:I1l at their in
hemse Rinona,, Both are well known in this
eitAhN y Is sincerely hoped tAE they viii
eQdNsrecovee. .. &i4g 4,
NJ
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ADVERTISEMENTS
raouor License.

III Honorable Board OF
|S @sSs'ss saS County, Miss
',,.d YOUR petitioners being
|Hzn NJ galnyperyisors District, q
w w stsle Of Mississippi, q. and ! !
p1 z g.s m n respectfpliX pray that y,
nels' LA. BlnIilto SCI
|a AZ " v iiotlprs in dl.4htitiefp
i iIII' y I'M Sage Ihhtatioi!
W.. wv N No. 5, Comfy Of Was
Mi " " IKE dI'Ited States, Of
llIsn y and I'D Washington
mend hlI|ltQ be OF gQ4f
and B,iftaDle peryqn 70
y s''' Yours respectfully,
4. WIN Lusk
,an Jack Lusk
g'On IRobert Allin Barheld
Martin HHughS MtFor-
III. aAdAlaliette
w. bS,TalkiIlB nARIy,
4 yenk jackson White
|. Reiton Oneal Meadars
n Lem HenrN Oaii4puR "a
hmette John Calhehps~G
|Goode James ABert HqiihgsE
sc msa$ mSh,,A>s!e
4 samuel Minette MUIR
|upn John Calvin windARem'
peg ,vsSSb II NathSnaMaheps
toh6 ChetmaA Wind
IN 'Wm ~Ss'saxay9F H. II
'6t Jo6MTWisly Wright
George Washington
4 Wheeler
4 VIM Wheeler
benjamin Hill Brun-
hllum field
alum Robert Isaiah EpperTF IA
BENJAMIN Prrano
un Joseph Edward Cooper
'DsyiS William Joseph Pep
Bold. pard n.o,,
sevoy Hearn Russell
tkaF GesfgsA CooPeR', Monts
lbsfS sidnsy Ep q k (
f, m HS"''d "''r
neFTafice Russell
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=. y - - =; - AiEfi6DisI v; " ". Nd
-,-I. n. Thomas. PASTOR. \. ". Nprnsn, \, ID,
Sunday School 9:45 d. m. Morning service IL
O'Clock; Song service, 7:l6 Evening service
Meeting Wednesday Evening, TOO; Womanss
Esss s "a Rsl i ssgE 1:
each month"; Ladies'. Aid Society, 1st Monday 4ev
th.e8ch month"; q Jif5J1jfIl gJ1IEl f3lIgs 4ali4
s3if 5m JEWISH SYNAGOGUE,
Dr.. VI Bogen, Rabbi N 6oidstein President. s8ss II
4 t,s.s,.s. .. M AeESs sssEs 4
day morning ct 10 O'Clock.
Il a3sai PRESBYTERIAN 4 n Efi las'.
;sthtAia slsW. R1micse, Pastos.5s fl-9Ergefo
aa ssSaH svs se s;se PsaysE Rsssn
II III. 8lts ,,:,,:- BAPTIST. sI-Es
W. H. Burr, Faster - g IA 4 i1St'AA
Evsniasy sS1sis SrsSss nsssas ss
a6i 81. lCsEpRs eAThDhiIc:.. 1'N ,allh 'aiila
n Rev. Rather piIKSsssn Bf5sks PsstOIDtlW aIlI
Sunday geTyissg5 9,clSck Lew Mass lViYg
2 O'Clock p. % Rosary and Bensdictipn -
: Societies. E&thcliSs Of AZ a. neetefNkx8 EA
arst sunday after High Mass. La4ieR AID ~
society g % mese 3tetEI6Fs rissg r. HlhqSlps5Hss1
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL.
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State OfMIssIBsippf,
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same having been levied upon ~ the properly
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