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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13
IN BRIEFEsT FORM.
Local Items of Interest Presented IL
Condensed Paragraphs.

Local Items of Interest presented IN
Condensed Paragraphs.
The Becker dancing academy at
Blue Ribbon hall. BenWood, was large
" attended Friday night.
Jury Commissioner Z. c, Moffat and
ID. 4. Phillips yesterday morning drew
the petit jurors for the next term OF the
criminal court.
The Becker dancing academy was
largely attended Tuesday night and sew
eral new dances introduced by the pro-
fessor, at Odd Fellows Hall.
the Knights of Columbus will meet
to-day to make arrangements for the
trip TO Elkins next Sunday, where
new lodge is to be instituted
William F. May will open his series
of dances for the season at the Car
roll Club auditorium Monday night,
October IA. Music by Miss Jessie Shrad-
er.
The ginger cake folks of the South
Side gave a wagon picnic to Green s
Hotel at Triadelphia. A feature OF the
evening was dancing. Music by Frazier
Bros.
The Confederate Veteran pub
lished at Nashville, Tenn, has a large
circulation in this city. The suoscrip-
ton rates are 81 per year, and suberlp-
lions will be received by Martin Thorn
ton or at the Register office.
Last evening at $50 o'clock an
alarm of fire was turned m from Box 40,
calling the department to the home OF
Mrs. Charles Coss, No. 1900 Charles
street. The roof had caught fire from
a defective flue and the blaze was ex-
tinguished with slight damage.
The o. w. L. Club of Fulton will hold
It's third annual banquet on the 24th
inst. which will be one OF the pest
ever attempted by the popular organiza-
ton. The members of the Wheeling
owls" will be invited to attend. ana
no doubt they will respond in large
numbers.
Samuel Rice, one of the best known
colored men in Wheeling, died yester-
day morning about half-past 2, from
ailments incident to old age. He came
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steamer Lewis burned.

Word was received in this city from
Charleston. CT the burning of the tow
boat J. b. Lewis, which occurred there
about O'Clock Friday evening. The
hya, took fire from the cookhouse
while tied Up to the bank, and before
the flames could be extinguished nearly
ne whole of the upper part was burn
cd away The damage is estimated at
$4,000 the fire department saved her
fr5m total destruction.
The boat was owned 10y the Chesa=
peake Mining Company. The boat was
practically a new one, having been en-
iirely rebuilt on the Mddleport, 0. ma
Ine ways cut OF the old William Ernst.
Her dimensions were 40 feet long By
2S fec. beam by fye-foot depth of the
Hull. Her cylinder was sixteen inches
n diameter. with a six-foot stroke.
The boat was valued at about $25 900
exclusive Of machinery.
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Change OF PLAY Each Day.
Continuous Performance
Night Prices-foc. az ami so.
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There will be no departures to-day.
The Cricket left at noon for Charles
ton. Capt. Jesse Hughes in command.
The Leroy had about all the freight
she could handle yesterday for Clar-
tngton.
On account of the low water, the
Leroy viii not make her usual Sunday
trip to SistersyilIe to-day.
4 United States engineers Office has
been established al Parkersburg. and
soundings and borings are being made
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here about 80 years ago from Bucking-
ham county Va, and has since lived
here, his last residence being on Morrow
street. The funeral will take place
this afternoon.
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cures made by Or.
kilmer s Swamp Root,
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
Il is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the nine
tenth century: dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer. the emf
nent kidney and bad
der sre -ialisf and Is
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-13

WANTED--Girl In small family; good
wages. Apply at $40 Main street ocse&dh
WANTED--Cook: best wages paid, Apply
at 90 Twelfth street. se25e&dh
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VIM. c. EBERTS.
JOHN O. DEyfNE
EDWARD S. BALDWIN.
lcStu. tn. Diree ors.
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder, uric acid ;rou-
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but if you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble il will be found
just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
in SO many ways. in hospital work. in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved 50 successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how 10
find out il you have kidney orbsdder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and E-t
send your address to affFES "a 81. ..s-:1'saa
DR.. Kimer g. Co. Bng 3ks NJ VI 81 lsss
hamten, n. Y. The s--sass. 6iss.ss b W.
regular fifty cent and Homo of svamp-RoOt
dollar sizes are sold by ali good druggists.
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Raglans-Geo N. Shook x Co.
It's the ShoemakinE- Alexander.
Anything That Musical-F. w. Bau-
mer Co.
Locke shoe Company.
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81, MoncN shnnII nc nefnndeA.


PITTSBTRG, Pa. October 12.-fhe
United states government has many
thousands Of dollars paid by mariners
for marine licenses which, the river
men assert, should be refunded. A
meeting of the pilots, engineers, mates
and other organizations identified with
the river may be held soon to pass res
olutions and appoint committees to
wait upon Senator NJ. s. Quay, Con-
gressmen Graham and DalZell and 9TH
ers and place the matter in their hands.
1t is though that if systematic effort
Is made to recover the money, little
trouble would be encountered.
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Union oil & Gas Company.
The Germania Hdn Dollar Savings
Bank.
Stocks and Bonds Wilson q FrisseH-
Cinderella Stoves and ltanges-H. Kali
bitter
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with view to locating the Ohio river
lock and dam that is to be built near
that city. 1t will probably be at Meals
Island
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INDEX TO NEW aDvERrrsEnExrs.


The Swift's SPECIFIC CO.
d.. r v. Pierce.
Sterling Remedy Co.
Smart Clothes-G. w Greig.
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Parkersburg, Bessie Smith, II "A. m.
Steubenville. Big Sandy. 30 p. m.
Clarington. LEROY. 3:3O D. m.
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seventh Page.

Twenty Per cent Discount Sale Con-
tinued- stone < Thomas.
Dr A. W. Chase Medicine co.
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Monday and All Next Week Special Dis
count Salc-The Racket
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NOT ICE.

The Board of Trade and citizens
of BeIIaire, o., offer n free site and n
cash bonus of $1,000 for IL 4-furnnce,
independent, table glassware factory
and ! will undertake to organize a
company to be Incorporated under
the laws of West Virginia 10 accept
this offer.
The site offered is an ideal one for
center of the city.
BeIIairc being "A original glass
town IL has many advantages that
cannot he secured elsewhere.
Dealers prefer to buy from indc-
pendent factories.
Well equipped independent fac
tories are able TO put their wares on
the market at n lower cost than COM
binatioh factories.
The last years business has
been very profitable for independent
factories while combination facto-
rics are reported 10 have lost money
do not hesitate 10 say that this
stock viii prove to he arst-ciass
invcstment. subscription list and
full information can he found at the
following places;
National Exchange Bank. Wheel
ing.
Howard HaxIetf & Son, Wheeling.
First National Bank. BcIIaire.
Dollnr Bank, Bcliaire.
Office of DIR. X. w. MuIiIeman,
BeIiaire.
viii he pIcnsea to call or you
personally to explain the advantages
md purposes Of this new company
ED. MUHLEMAN.
Telephone S25, WheelfnG, w. Wa.
he2ae&dh
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Everything for Housekeeping-Home
Quitting Company.
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While the gauge on the wharf re-
.ords the lowest water CT the season,
D feet inches, and navigation on the
upper Ohio is practically at stand
s4u the reports received from the
weather bureau and the rain of last
right gave promise that the present
Conditions would not last long, and as
a result the riveTmen were correspond
tpgIy hopeful. At present there is a
heavy rain prevailing over the Missis-
stppi valley, and as this Is travelling
eastward. last nights rain is supposed
IA he the advance Of rain that viii put
an end TO all low water and will give a
sage sufficient not only for packet
purposes but will release considerable
coal.
one riverman was so positive that We
would have a heavy rain. that he ven,
ttlred the prediction that there would
be enough water by Wednesday to let
The Queen City out.
Yesterday Captain John Crockard, of
the wharfboat, furnished the following
ist of boats and where they have been
forced to the bank by low water:
Queen city Pittsburg
i NJ Bayue. SteubenVille.
Liberty Wheeling.
city of Wheeling Darlington.
Ruth Sistersviiie
Kauawha Marietta.
H. X Bedford. Marietta.
foreua. GAINESVILLE.
keystone State, Cincinnati.
Virginia. Cincinnati
Ben Hur Parkersburg
Greenwood. Darlington.
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DO you GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Amos, everybody who reads the news
papers is sure 10 know Of the wonderful
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Yesterdays Departures.


Charleston. Cricket
Steubenville, Big Sandy.
Darlington. Leroy.
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R|VERAEA ANTICIPATE
A GOOD PACKET stage
:, THE NEAR FUTURE As 4 RE
SUIT OF ENCot RAGING RE-
PORTS RECEIE ED.
HEkVY RAINS IN THE WEST

p.,orfed Headed This way-The
Points at which the Boats Are
Tied Up-United states Engineers
Ofhce Established at Pnrkcrsburg.
other River news OF Interest.
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MANAGER Large house. extending bus
mess, desires make arrangement, conpe-
tent main, manage office this section. Sal
AIRY Ah00 u year. expenses, commissions,
office duties. no soliciting. Must furnish
$500 cash and good references. MANA
GER, Drawer "A, Now Haven, CT. ociadt
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Special Sale Notice-House & Herr
mann.
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Fig nth Page.


II. II. NJ. Mackenzie. NJ. d.
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The coal companies have been tax
ing advantage of the low water by put
ting their towboats and other craft in
good repair and they are all in the best
OF shape for the expected rise. About
- 600 900 bushels of coal at rough
estimate. are loaded. and if the water
comes as expected all this viii be sent
down IN lower norris
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For sALE-REAL EsTAT

FOR SALE,
$1,000 will buy 4-room cottage on South
York street.
Double frame house on Nationat Road
AT a bargain.
Frame house, N E. corner Alley 10.
cheap.
Two lots. 50xi50, al Echo Point.
JOS H. BAKER Real Estate Agent,
Room g. Quarter Bank Building.
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WANTED salesman; $50 monthly and ex-
pensosi permanent. FERRY NURSERY
CO, Rochester. n, 81, oe6dx
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Bad Back Aches FosCer=Mnburu CO.
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ENGINEERS Firemen, Machinists and
Electricians send for i0pago pamphlet
containing questions asked Ivy Examining
Board of Engineers to obtain Engineers
license. Address GEO. A. TELLER, Pub
Usher, Room 630-1S S. 4th street. st. Louis,
Mo sep2gduz
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AMBITIOUS Representatives-w Wages 81 20
n day. Large house, new lines. bona ftde
opening men and women good character
willing to work. Permanent position.
chance advancement FOG State St, New
Haven, Conn. seisdV
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HELP WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Experienced grocery clerk.
Apply 1855 Market street. oci3d&oh
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Twelfth Page.

Fail Furniture-Palace Furniture Co
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WANTBD-A large wholesale house liz
tends to establish IA distributing depot and
branch office IN Wheeling and desires
manager for same. Salary 1925 per month
and extra profits. Applicant must furnish
good references and have $500 to $1,000
cash Address MANAGER. u. o. Box
isl, Philadelphia, Pa. oclJdr
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G. O. SMITH,
L. A. ROLF,
GENERAL NOTICES.

No. 80 Fourteenth st. Both phones 5ss.
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CIVIL Service Government positions, o.
Sg9 appointments made last year, Proba-
bly, i0a00 this year. Common school edu-
cation required for the examination. tat~
alogue of Information free. COLUMBIAN
CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE, Wasli-
ington, -. G. oci3dr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GIBNEY-H0EFFLER co.

one solid week commencing Monday,
night October 18th. Daily dime m0U-
ttees beginning Tuesday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

The church is the storehouse OF the
word Of God and its ministers are
aivinely emp.oyed to preach.-Rev.
rather Boardman. r. G.. San Fran
cisco. Cal.
Those who worship must worship IN
splrit and In truth There is no other
worship ii the higher sense Of the
word-Rev. Or. Utter Unitarian, Den
yer. Colorado.
Il is our business TO enlarge our
eapital 10 extend our borders and to
give 10 the world the beneft of our
experience in freedom Rev. n 7.
sawin Presbyterian. Troy, NJ ]
christ shows his inhnitudes BY ac-
centinr cur limitations. He came once
Il the aesh. He comes forever In the
snirit daily, everywhere, into human
life-Rev. DR.. Cadman, Congregation
alist. Brooklyn. \. J.
The spirit to get something for moth
ing predominates. and the dictionaries
snow rs that any risk Of money oi
nossession on a chance is gambling
REV. George II. Stair, Baptist. Hack
ensack. \. }.
The primary law Of human duty i
shfs. Take heed unto thyself TAX
81 heed Of yourself. and you wiIi b.
good fer nothing. for everything ths
- fererde unon what you are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

y.,..1on n IS worth possessing.
-. raw life-givlng. life-molding.
,,.~s-tnsnlring - power. If it consists
~. 80 Il ~ observance Of forms and
- ..o,,;es. IL other words. If it only
~ .'1aasss .'',.,,. .sarv burdens upon its vo-
- ~ fails 10 cure the soul Of
sa,hts fsars and evil propensities.
n.y., +, i sf,arlv worthless. Some one
@,'' ar wrsften. I'VE want religion
mai sofrens the step and turns the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

The intent Of religion Is 70 heAP
mankind to the attainment Of a peace
ful and righteous life. i is, indeed
"a elorlfy God, but by the elevation
of human life 1t is intensely prae-
tical. Whenever it becomes merely
speculative. dogmatic or ceremonial y
4 perverted from its highest meaning
and fails Of It's best results. The en-
erry Of true religion Is directed to-
wards present needs and opportunities.
II is perstaa and immediate. Il Is not
sImply believing something that ia
past and hoping for something IN the
future. but it Is also doing something
now. The best religion Is that which
makes the best men and women
Rev. Abram Conklin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

10 think Of what We have 70 do and
bear IN this life is quite likely to be
dlsheartening. To think Of Gods sure
help IN our doing and in our enduring
can hardly fail Of giving us courage
and hope and Joy Many Of MS know
what it Is TO meet the cares and trials
and eriefs which we anticipate for the
dav even before we are fairly awake
ii the morning. Through the slowly
opeuinr gate OF consciousness they
aood in upon us like a turbid stream
that has been surging without while
We silent. impatient for an entrance.
By allowing these apprehensions to
have the mastery. the new day. God
special gift to us. is marred at its very
beginning. the wonder Of the dawn
ing light passes unnoticed and the
strength Of the early hours which was
given us for efficient service, is weak
ened and half wasted. As an anti
dote 10 this oy-poisoning habit our
arst thoughts of the day should foat
inward and our morning greeting to
onr troubled soul should be: Hope
mon In God" Experience shows Us
that our fears are often only a de-
luslon. prompted by minor difficulties
mapnifed In the morning mist, or by
shadows that have no answering SUD-
stance. On the other hand. we have
been shown concerning the cares and
trials aud grleis which God does ap'
point for us that as we look 70 ane
trnst ia Him He furnishes strength
and grace TO meet them In the houl
| n their appearing Our fears may mis-
lead us. Our faith never Will Ou'
troubles may be less than we thinl
for. Gods love IS always more.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

NFNFHufNAN# HeastAtnE HtaHa
Our besetting sins are peculiarly hu-
initiating They cling 10 as 50 firmly
after we have determined q be rid Of
them they reveal their power So often
after we have supposed them con-
CURED and abandoned they assaii us
SO Unexpectedly and often beguile us
So easily. that We sometimes doubt
whether we really have any power Of
self-eontrol remaining OF any trust
worthy loyalty TO God Il e no ex-
cuse for as. but Il certainly Is COM
forting to remember that everybody
else IS tempted similarly, and that our
Heavenly Father understands the sit
nation even better than we DO. II Is
strong temptation 10 make special
excuses for such sins, and sometimes
and to some extent than we do i is
strong temptation to make special
excuses for such sins and sometimes
and to some extent this is proper. Be-
setting sins are TO be conquered IKE
any other. BY prayer and faith and
courage and sturdy resistance by
eherishing holy thoughts and eultiyat-
ing holy aims. by avoiding eireum-
stances involving temptation, by
choosing ennohling companions, by
studying how 10 live in constant com
munion with the Holy Spirit When the
heat Is consciously and gladly sur
rendered 10 him so that his presence
and power rule In it, even our sevefesl
besetting temptations can find little q
no opportunity Of access The sini
which beset us specially do us q greal
service in teaching us sef-distrust an'
humility. But for them also many Q
our greatest spiritual victories wouil
not be won. and our characters wonll
not gain that degree Of vigor whlel
now is attainahle When We come Z
look back upon onr lives from q
divineposnt Of view we shall comics
that in spite Of all tile SORROW an
strain they caused ms our hesettln
sins were valuable agents IN securln
: the chief object Of life, the develoi
ment Of holy. heavenly character
Helpful Thoughts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

We have far-off heaven TO aspire
TO- Every one can think Of Il and lons
for It. A commonplace world Is close
n hand We can see It as We toll and
suffer for 1T, and dream ahd asp'ts
we toll and suffer No one oi US =
without the incltement and the nope
Of heaven, or without the everyday
possession Of the common world as =
Is Donald G. Mitchell puts this truth
before us when he says "A wide rich
heaven hangs above you, but u hangs
very high. A wide, rough world i
around You and Il lies very low
Heaven is very high, and earth Is very
low. You can have both, ana you
ought not to be content without noth
Sunday School Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

Being ready to die ia a good thlns
in its way. But being ready 70 I'VE Is
better thing in its way. i T. .
harder thing to live than to die. Dy-
inr is quickly over with; bat living -
keeping on with our struggles ana
trials over and over again, day after
day. II requires, 50 to speak a greater
stretch OF faith 10 live on IN ineessant
struggle Of existence amid temptation
than 10 rest ourselves once for All IN
the care o. Him to whom we can trust
ourselves foreyermore. This Is az
least the way It seems to us ln our
present struggle with sin and tempta-
zion. but in the truest sense we are
equally safe, whether we live or die, 10
tbe care Of Him whom we trust ana
who Is "the same yesterday and "
dav yea and forever-s- S. Times
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

lsbored among the guilty thsreiere
~ was tbe companion of outeasfsi
therefore He spoke tanderly and lox-
inelv 10 those whom society counted
undone: therefore He loved g bind A.
re bruised and the broken-hearteai
therefore His breath famed the spark
whleh seemed dying out in the WICK
of he expiring taper when men
thought il was too late and thar 1ns
hour 81 hopeless proaigaey vas CONE
Il was that feature in His character.
that tender. hoping. encouraging sPlf't
of HIS. which the prophet Isaiah nAea
upon as characteristic, "A pfoissu ler'
uin pe not break Il was an illnstfa-
lion oisxhis spirit that he gave y tns e.
narsble u the Prndigal son.-keN. =.
ri. Robertson
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-08-27

Honored Of Cod Monday, Sept. ?.
crowned with honor Ps. s. l-s; Tues
dav Sept. 10, wisdom's gift, Prof. s.
10. Wednesday. Sept. II, Who shall
receive itg Rom. 2. 1910: Thursday
sept 12. Christ's teaching. Luke 22.
24-so. Friday. Sept. 10. Jesus honored
Pet. i. 1921. Saturday, Sept "a
God honoring us. John "a: l-ls; Sun
day. Sept Is, Topic. True honor, John
K 41-A4
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cHuRCHEs.

u4vxfsr orncH Rev + l. compcre, Pastor,
services every sunday al u m and 4sso ? N
sunday school piaa q n, Prayer meeting We'd
uesday uirht.
rnrsnYgEalAN cHTRcH.
W B Leonard. Pastor.
a.rvioea every Sunday o. u an and sao , 10
sunday school a.s5am rrayet meeting
Wednesday night
rHuncH SOUTH. Ed Cameron. Pastor.
services every sunday a. u m and 70
Sunday SCHOOL 81 l0a m, Prayer meet
Ing every wednesday night. Erworth
reae.. every sunday At SPIN.
raatr sssa.ro 500. n Aust suptt
cua,s1lAs onuRcn IA stevens, Pastor
Services every Sunday 81 y . m ana 80 r.
sunday Rchool a. % 3 m PrAyea meet
ia every wednesday night
c.rpotao cnunoH Isaaore Rickiin, Pastor
services Kverysunday a. 10 d m and 7'ao ? a.
rrssoopAL oAUnoA in Wright Pastor
PRAYER and services every Sunday q 4 ~
and aopm.
CHlCKASHA POST OFFICE.
Ja MILLER, Bostmaster
open sundays 70 2 am $50 % $50 ?