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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-26
AEEFoRrHR Of the P1Lor interviewed

A REPoRTER of the PILoT interviewed
Supt. Karl Mathie with reference to the
communication sent to the Sentinel by
its Wausau correspondent, stating
that he was to move to California at
the end of the school year; and the in
situation that he and County Supt.
Lamont had been approached by rep
resentatiye Of one of the school book
houses offering to pay their campaign
expenses if they would run for the State
SUPPLEMENTARY.
In reply Mr.. Mathie stated that it
was his practice to ignore such misrep-
reservations, az all kinds of stories are
started about man as soon as any one
proposes bis name for an office. You
can say fer me, however" Mr. Mathie
continued. that there is absolutely no
truth in the reports so far as / am cor
cerned. No book man has approached
me either directly or indirectly with
any offer of aid, either financial or
otheawise, nor any book man even
asked me to run. Neither am |
planning to go TO California. 1t is a
great state in many ways; great in its
scenery, its fruits and flowers, its cos
mopolitan people, its freedom and re-
pose; but Wisconsin is good enough for
me and in many ways better than Cali
fornia."
What about the report in the Mil
waukee papers that neither you nor
Mr. Lamont would be a candidate for
State Superintendent :"
81 believe Mr. Lancet has already
had you publish his determination not
to become candidate. As for myself
would say that my first wish is to see
Mr. Neal Brown nominated for gov
ernor, and it was for him that with
draw However, if the democratic
party dominates me, shall accept"
Evidently the correspondent, who
seems to be taking "absent treatment
from the psychic eenters, will have TO
guess again.
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a God Radiance.

1t seems about time for the Stalwarts
to quit talking about money having
been used by the independent book
concerns to defeat the candidate of the
Book Trust for the republican nomina-
ton for State Superintendent of Schools.
We feel as If the people of the state of
Wisconsin could well afford to take off
their hats to the fellows that shelved
Harvey, and say "We thank you" If
they used few thousand dollars to do
it it was their own money, and they
had to fight fire with fire When such
a supremacy good thing as the defeat
of Harvey happens we don't feel like
cussing the cause of it much whatever
the cause may be. The most atrocious,
detestable, soulless, and all round dew
ilish trust in America, is the school
book trust. 1t only takes moments
reflection to be convinced of that. The
number of school books sold is so great
that they could be produced at much
less than ordinary books that have gen
eral circulation And yet they are
twice as dear as the ordinary book of
the same size and style
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-26

''REFoRM within the party ought to
seem most forlorn hope for those
republicans who, though much dissat-
isfied with their party's recent policies,
hope for an Improvement in that re-
speet Reform within the party" was
attempted by the lamented Pingree in
Michigan. Everyone knows the result.
lit was bounded to his death by the
nation al administration. Most .repub-
lican politicians who have dreamed of
this method of reform have been alert
enough, like our own Babcock, to drop
the thing about as quick as they touched
it. They saw the teeth of the trusts
watch dogs, and awoke from their
foolish dreams. Surely any republican
who has read his newspaper-not just
the head linesy but what may be found
under the head lines, ought to know
that there is absolutely no hope for
reform within his party.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-26

The democratic convention held in
this city last Saturday was largely at
tended and well conducted, as all con
ventionS in Marathon county have
been when under the direction of Louis
Marchetti. The meeting was notable
one in many respects, it marked the
time when Louis Marchetti stepped out
rs chairman of the democratic county
committee, which position he had held,
with honor to himself and to those who
put him there, for the past twenty four
years. It will seem very queer for =
campaign TO be conducted in Marathon
county without being under his super.
vision. but then the Judge wilt always
be near to give good advice and to lend
his voice and presence to help along
the cause. Neal Brown addressed the
convention, making = strong, eharae-
teriStic speech, part Of which can be
found in another column of tho PIlOT.
Another feature of the convention WAS
the speech Of Frank z Regner. MIR.
Regner is q comparatively new conner
10 cur city, but his speech on this oc-
sasion made him many friends and
showed him to be deep thinker and
polished speaker.
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THE fact that the republicans of Iowa
and Minnesota have adopted demo
cratic platforms in their state conven-
tons, and still claim to be republicans,
can probably be explained by the fact
that the republican politicians in those
states are cognizant of the fact that the
great majority of their party do not
know that the republican party is no
longer the party of Lincoln. Most re-
publicanS adhere to their party not be-
cause they like what il has done in re-
cent years but because they have faith
that being the republican party,-''the
good old republican party, lin short
the q. o. p. ii will in the future be good
and not do it again. And also they
know that when the democrats put Mr..
Cleveland in he was just as bad. The
hope of reform within the party" is
what keeps most republicans true to
their party.
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Ioint Resolution No. IL.

Proposing an amendment TO section OF article
ii OF the constitution of the state OF WlscOn-
sin, as amended by vote OF the people at the
general election. November 3. 1874, relating TO
the Indebtedness OF municipal corporations.
Resolved. by the assem-, ly, the senate concur
ring, that section OF article ii az the consttu-
ton OF Wisconsin be amended by inserting ar
ter the word years In the last line OF said sec
ton as printed in the statutes of 1893 the fol-
lowing words "or. II city containing a pop
ulaiiOn Of more than twenty-five thousand ac-
cording 10 the last state federal cena'is taken
before such debt is contracted. within hfty
years. so that when amended said section OF
article II shall read as follows Section 8 II
shall be the duty OF the legislature, and they
are hereby empowered, to provide for the or
ganization Of cities and incorporated villages
and to restrict their power Of taxation, assess
ment. borrowing money. contracting debts and
lOaning their credit, so as 70 prevent abuses in
assessment and taxation, and In contracting
debts by such municipal corporations No
county, city. town, village. school district or
other municipal corporation shall be allowed
to become indebted in any manner or for any
purpose 10 any amount, Including existing Id.
debtedness, in the aggregate exceeding five per
centum on the value OF the taxable property
therein, 70 be ascertained by the last ASSES
ment for city and county taxes previous TO the
incurring OF such Indebtedness Any county,
city, town, village. school district or other mu-
nicipa corporation mourning any Indebtedness
as aforesaid, shall. before or at the timA 81 do
ing 50. provide for the collection OF direct an
nual tax sufficient 70 pay the interest On such
debt as it falls due, and also TO Jag and dis
charge the principal thereof within twenty
more than twenty-fv thousand according. 70
the last state federal census tafasn before
such debt Is contracted. within fifty years from
the time Of contracting the same.
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The Real .Resmfrchers. ;,

The only reply that republican news
papers and politicians made to the dem
ocratic arraignment of Smith, Waller,
and their like, who were heaping dis
grace upon their country by their cruel
ties and barbarism in the Philippines,
was that we were 'besmirching the
army" What about the courts martial
that found these crimes against civiliza-
ton were committed and dismissed the
perpetrators and instigators of those
crimes from the army? And what
about the president who approved of the
findings of the courts martial Have
the courts martial, and the president,
"besmirched the army? The men
who 'besmirched the army were these
criminals who have been convicted. If
the theory upon which democrats were
accused of "besmirching" the army is a
correct one then every citizen who con-
dennis crime committed in his COM
munity should be abused as besmirch-
er" of the community, while the criminal
should be left alone and his crimes con-
cealed to the end that the good name of
the place he lives in should not suffer.
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Inconsistenr Republicans.

The republican state conventions OF
Iowa and Minnesota favor the removal
of the tariff in all cases where it has
operated to foster monopoly. Ten years
ago when Mr.. Brysu was in Congress
he introduced bin having precisely
that purpose. At the last session of
Congress, a Tennessee democrat, MIR.
Richardson introduced a similar bill.
Mr. Babcock, A republican, from Wis
conSin, proposed similar legislation
None of these proposed measures, were
enacted into law None of them ever
stood a ghost Of show with the repub-
lican party in Congress. In the light of
these facts one can not but smile at the
simple childlike faith Of the republicans
of Iowa and MinneSota. They remind
us of those republicans who were gnlled
in 1896 by the promise of international
bimetalism. TO be consistent the re-
publicans of Iowa and Minnesota should
vote the democratic ticket. Adopting
democratic platforms in their state con-
ventlons, and then voting the republi-
can ticket puts them in ludicrous po-
sition. 1t looks as if republican politi
clans were depending upon the votes of
people who 90 i yei.v email amount Of
thinking.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

A delegate convention OF the Demo-
cratic electors of the Tenth Congressi-
onal District of the State of Wisconsin
is hereby called to convene in the city
OF Wausau, Marathon county, Wiscon-
sin, at the court house in said city, on
Saturday, September 18th, at , O'Clock
in the afternoon. for the purpose of
placing in nomination a candidate for
member Of congress to be voted for at
the ensuing congressional election; for
the election OF congressional commit
tee and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before it,.
The basis of representation will be
one delegate at large for each county
and one additional delegate for each
500 votes or major fraction thereof cast
for the Democratic presidential electors
in 1900.
The several counties in the district
are entitled To representation as follows:
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NOTICE

is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the members of the Wausau Club,
for the purpose of electing officers and
attending to such other business as may
properly come before it, will be held at
the Climb House on the evening of Mon.
day, Sept. Sth, at 7:3O o clock.
Dated, Wausau, Wis Aug. 25th 1902.
E. A. GooDING, Sec
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-26

ATTORNEY GENERAL HICKS has given
his opinion that women have the right
to vote for State and County Sdperin-
tendents of Schools at the November
election
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JOINT RESOLUTION NO. s.

For the submission Of an amendment TO section
of article VII of the constitution relating to
the justic of the supreme court.
Resolved. by the as smbIy, the ssrate ccueur-
ring. that section / Of article VII - the c0nsttu-
ton he amended 30 as to read follows: Section
l. The chief justice and the associate justices Of
the supreme court shall be severaly known as
the justices of SAID court with tbe same terms of
Office If ten years respectively as now provided.
any four o. whoE, shall be quorum. to be elected
as now provided not more than ons each year.
The justice having been longest continuous
senior justices shall have served for the same
length Of me. then the ore whose commission
first expires shall be ex-ofhcio. this chief justice.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-08-26

BY order of the Democratic Congress
sional Committee.
r. f. POWERS, Chairman.
Wausau, Wis.
BURT WILLIAMS, Secretary,
Ashland, Wis
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ST. JOINS CHURCH

Rev. W. J. Coidick Rector.
Holy Communion at 1890 a. m
Mathis and Sermon at 10 80 a. m. -
Sunday-school and Rector's bible class, at II m.
Holy Communion on the first Sunday of the
month at 10 30 a. m.
The music at these services is rendered by
vested choir of 20 voices.
Weekly cake sale on saturdays at Frer chs.
St Faiths Guild meets at the rectory every
Tuesday afternoon.
~. Msrthas Guild will meet on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs + w, smith and Mrs. G. A.
Cunning, at the lstter's home on Warren street
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PRksBYrFRIAg,

Rev. s. n. Wilson. d. D.. pastor
Hreachirg at ioss0 and 7-3O IN, Sunday.
Sunday School at Y m
IPSV Z meeting At 62d pm
Interr sdiAfe s q Z meeting. $50 D IN
Jupi-s r 3 (. meeting at 300 N
5anday school at vest sids chapel every Sun
lay at BOO o'clock.
Sunday school at the Hull Memorial Chapel
every sunday afternoon at o'clock
Teachers Bible study class every Monday
evening at 7sS0.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening az 7.4s.
In the morning there are plenty OF free seats
for strangers. and ali seats free IN the eA ening
the fair grounds on Wednesday afterDoon 10
which the husbands Of the ladies are invited
should the Gay prove disEgreeabie the supper
will BE- in the base ment ~ the church A con-
seyance viii b. st the church at zsS9.
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convictions prevent my becoming a
proper representative in any capacity
Of the democratic party. / speak them
IN truth and in soberness according TO
my light
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Joint Resolution No. ~

( Providing for an amendment Of section %, ar
tieie ~ 81 the constitution ana Tor separate
county government In certain cOgnliesl
4 Resolved by the senate, the assem- oily concur
I ring, that section g 81 article ", Df the con
stitUtiOn 81 the state Of Wisconsin. be amended
By adding az the END thereof the folosfng.
Provided that In counties which cgnt I'm an
incorporated city Of more thsa ole hundred
! thousand inhabitants, the legislature may -
tablish separate system 81 county govern
mentH 50 that when 80 amended sail section
Will rear AZ follows Section "a The legtS-
lzture shall establish but one system d town
and county government. winch shall b. a.
nearly uniform practicable: proTiled, that
IN eOuntirs which contain an incorporated city
o. more than one hundred thOusaxd ln5abit-
ants. the legislature may establish "A SEPARATE
system 81 cOunfy government"
Notice T. further given that 1t said general
election the following propositions are 70 b.
submitted 10 the people IN pursuance a tie re-
qui@Tnents Of chapter 70 IS and 49, ~ ,be laws
81 1901, which said chapters read as fpIleNys.
No. rs 81 Published Marin p, 1901.
Chapter rs.
An acf 70 submit 10 the people an agnslldEnent
TO article xi % the constitution Of tae EtSlse
81 vi isc0E-in. giving the legislature rt,Hsr 70
pass a general banking law
Is hereaS. Al the biennial session % ~ fsgls-
iaflfrs ~ tss- ssafa ~ Wtseonsfn for tfle year
fsss a Bains resolution was passed Ir9poFiag
an amend reat - article II Of The eolsdts t1yn
% the state ~ Wisconsin. giving the y sSlAtHre
power 70 pass general banking Law Wlaeh
Vas agreed 10 by 4 majority - the neAn prrs
elected 70 each ~ the szo houses and VI I,EtHad
AuYfl twentieth. gs9s which pfOp1ee8 aD-nn-
nenf was Ia the following language:
Resolved b. The assembly, ne seiAte Son-
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The Friend-Is tie editor ENJOYING
good healths
The Poet tSadlyl--No from what I've
seen OF him he has been declining for
the last five years. : Philadelphia Rec
ORD
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NEAL BROWNS ADDRESS.

Democratic County
is
natural that those who had
elect delegates
should have opportunity
able
bishe art Of follows:
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GERMAN M. z. CHURCH.

Rev. II. T. Mueller. Pastor.
Preaching lois a.. ana 80 p, m Sunday.
sunday School at 900s. IN.
Epworth League, Sunday at TOO D. m. and
Friday 7:s0 p. m.
Junior League on Saturday at Ills a. m.
Prayer meeting In church at TAO p. N. Wednes-
davs
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LABOR DAY PROCLAMATION.

Madison, Wis, Aug. 10. Gov. La
Toilette has issued proclamation des-
ignating Sept Isl as Labor tlay and rec
ommending that employers cooperate
with employees in worthy observance OF
it. The proclamation
BY authority of law, !, Robert NJ. La
Toilette, governor OF the state OF Wis
consin, hereby designate Monday, Sept.
Let, next, as Labor day. In recognition
of the dignity OF honest Industry and of
its commanding Importance in the COM
monwealth, as we'll as in token of the
highly prosperous Industrial conditions
existing throughout the state, it is rec
commended that Wisconsin, esta blish-
ments employing worknaen be closed
upon that day, and that employers Co
operate with employees in every possible
way in worthy observance of this occa-
sion for celebration. II.
ROBERT M. IAAFoLLETTE.
-Ae>----
Fifty standard BICYCLES received, the
best wheel on earth for $500 at G F
Dunbars.
Mrs, Clara Boetcher, practical mid
wife, Fifth street, next to German
| Lutheran church. Conisnements and
and all other kinds of sickness taken al
the house If.
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CHURCH NOTES.

BAPTIST.
Rev. Adam Fawcett. Pastor.
Sunday School, las m
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 80.
Mission Sunday School on the West Side at 8
O'Clock on Sunday afternoon.
Young peoples meeting at 6:45 D M.
Prayer meeting from to 8.
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A white and red COW, years old, not
large. Finder please notify Archie
Mcclellan, Wausau, Wis. 3w
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Pretty s,,,v

When a girl pins a. flower on a mans
coat. she always Tits her chin up and
looks at Il Sideways. ara the man who
doesn't tumble is slow enough 10 get
run over by a hearSe.
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Nothing worries a person so much as
TO tell him that he TALKS in his sleep
and then not tell hiua what he SAYS
AtchiSon Globe.
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@amsa1a pitnt.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 20, 1902.

Published weekly and entered atthe Post OHice
at Wsusau as second class matter.
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GERMAN BAPTIST. 1912 SIXTH ST.

dERMAN BAPTIST, I2I2 SIXTH ST.
Rev. Albert Tilgner pastor.
Preaching at $50 m and 7.3y D m
Sunday-School at IL M
Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday evening.
Womens Missionary Society meets on the first
Wednesday of each month
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No woman win ever reproach her
husband for Gathering her even II ii IN
badly done.
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meister. Aug. Ritger, A. j. Plowman,
w. B. Philbrick. +. p Regner, Z. j
Rifleman, John Kallenherg.
On motion report of committee
adopted.
On motion the convention proceeded
to the election of chairman of the
county committee.
Jos H. Reiser was unanimously elect
ed chairman of the county committee.
Oscar Ringle elected secretary
On motion the following resolution
was adopted.
/ WHEREAS, Louis Marchetti. Chair
man of the Democratic County Con-
ventlon, for the last twenty-eight years,
has found it necessary to resign from
said ofbor after his long term of efficient
and unselfish service.
Therefore. beit Resolped, That this COR
vention herein assembled extend a vote
of thanks to the said Louis Marchetti
for his answering loyalty to the cause
of true democracy; for his unSeltiSh de-
votion to the advancement of the hun
bred of democrats that have stood for
office; and for his wise, courteous and
unimpeachable conduct in the manage
ment OF the affairs of the said office.
| And be it further resolved that a copy
| OF this resolution be spread upon the
minutes OF this convention.
Or motion list of the towns and
election districts was called, and where.
ever vacancy on the county commit
tee existed or a change was called for
it be made.
The following county committee was
thereupon named.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Athens. Nueremberg, ST..
Bergen-G. G. Kno1ler.
Berlin--A. Stage.
Brighton-Alf took.
herHe- John c. Soaring, Sr
Cassel-Theo. Fons.
Clevelend-H. klemme, Stafford
Colby-H Neumeister
Day-Christ. Franzen.
Easton-John II. Zimmerman Wausau
Eau Pleine-
Edgar-A. Becker.
Enron "A. J. Plowmau, Fertilia
Emmett Frank O'Connor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Franzen-
Halsey Albert uoge. Athens.
Hamburg-C. F. Baneck Barney.
HARRISON. W. Wegner, Elmhurst.
Hewitt
Holton-Joseph Lamer.
Johnson einhart Paersch
Knowlton y. Malone.
Kronenwetter-H. NJ Kronenwetter
Maine Frank Deichsel.
Marathon City-August Ritger
Marathon. town-George Wolf
Mcmillan Fred Bernitt.
Mcmillan, village-Hal
MOsinee. town-Wm. Wendt.
| Mosinee. yillage--E. c. Fish
Norrie- VIM. Bnss.
Pike Lake j Knippel.
Pover A. H. Arnold
Rib Fals--Ernst Ringle
Rietbrock-J j Rechel Poniatowski
Spencer. village j. Gardner Sr.
Spencer tOwn-Chas Renow.
Stettin-Panl Gebhardy-R II. Del Wausau
TexaS-H. Zamzow.
WauSau-H. Ramthun.
Nien--H Amhaus
1 WeSton-George Erickson,
Ringle Peter Buhr
LIST Ward-F. Genrich.
2d ID l.. Sell.
Sd Philip Stadler
4th -F. W. kickbusch, Jr.
5th -R. n. Larner.
9th VIM. Gehrke.
9Th . Fred Eggers.
sth e. J. Rineman.
9th Il. SalZfrgna.
On motion the convention recon
mends the holding of the Democrat,
county convention to elect candidate
for county offices be held on Septen,be
20ih or eth, 1902
Moved and carried that the delegate
elected to attend the different couven
tons be empowered to fill all vacance
in the delegation, and so cast the full
a 4. Al. -
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Y.McA.
n Campbell. Secretary.
Gospel meeting for men. At . n Sunday.
Special siaginx.
BfFsle r~aiing Tuesdas 1t rs r. m
Bible ci1ss for isdie@ meets IN the AAaoc;ation
pariorh ewery TueegsA5 sftsrE1enr ~ 81
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ATTORNEYS.

Kreutzer, Bird q Rosenberg.
a TT0RNEYS AT LAW, wausau. Wis, corner
a of Third and Jefferson streets II einemann
building. Money 90 loan Ia large small
amounts. Collection specially.
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METHODIST.
Rev. Frank A. Pesse. pastor.
PrsaNhinR 81 l0al N ~und.y.
SUNDAY School st y O'Clock.
Missios Sunday 5<hoOl. els Lincoln Ave. loH
Ctr street, $50 ? N
West Side Mission in Nsrksfrunli g store o. M,
Epworth League. Sandsy SIS D. n
The Ladies FDreiza Miss unary -seiety msefs
with M. j. T. 6siiey on Wednesday afternoon.
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BUMP. MARCHET7T Dr. BUMP.
A TToRNEYs AND coUNsELoRs At LAW
"A Offices, yl2 Second street. Telephone No.
LIS.
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FIRST oHuRoH OF CHRIST, sc1ENr1sr.
At Universalist Church. Cor. Fifth
and Mcclellan SITS.

Sunday Service l0:45 a. m.
tihildrens sunday School I1.45 m.
Wednesday evening meeting As.
Reading rooms open daily from to p. M. also
Tuesday and Friday from 80 to o'clock .. m
Reading room in the church.
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I-Af Aa-1 A-A7As
No Ladies' Aid Society this pssk.