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On the part of Mr.. Barnicott. They
state. however. that they have been
working in soma very fine looking rock
and the closing Of the property is
thought to have tsen brought about
by the desire of Mr.. Rarnicou 10 again
secure control of the property In any
event the mine VIII remain closed un-
I'll al least the legal rights OF The
leesees have been established.
The breaking down of the engine OF
the Little Bell this morning resulted
in the entire force at the property be-
ing laid OF for few days until the
broken parts can be replaced in the
machine At present the drift on the
7Go- foot level on the property is being
pushed through a very highly miner
allied country.
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Consult County Clerk or the respective
signars for further information
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FhO-
bate division. in and fore5alt Lake county
state of Utah. I'm the matter OF the ss-
tate of Victoria 5. HITLER, deceased 40
tfce.-The petition Of John +. Hiiller. al
rninistrator Of the estate OF victoria ,,
HITLER. deceased, praying Tor ana oloeL
of sale Of real property OF said sieeedetf.,
and that all persons interested appeaL
BEFORE The saf6 court 10 show cause WY
an order should not be granted TO sen SO
much IS shall be necessary ot the lolioN
me- described real estate OF sstla OeceaSeu'
to-v-if: An undivided one-fitth ll-2l IA
terest in and 10 j part Of lot $, IN DioeN
81 plat "A {" salt Lake City survey, cor
1,eneing All the northeast corner OF sai0
Lot and running thence west 45a F0os'
thence south rods: thence east IL IoeS'
thence north 9 rods 10 the place on De
GINNING. has been set Tor heaflrg on ~
dav. the 18th day of January A u isl5
al ID O'clock a. m. at the county court
bouse in the court room, Of said court
in Salt Lake city, Sait Lake county
Witness the clerk Of said court.
.sea4 = with the seal thereof affixed. llils
fSfh dav OF December, A. D. 1873
JOHN JAMES. Cierh.
BY DAVID e DAVIES, A5eput1 Cleth-
G 3. Jack, attorney for estate
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Provo NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Jan. 2.-Architect Watkins is
erecting a S6.000 brick school house in
Chester, Sarpcte county.
Nephi Ross was fined $40 by Justice
John for disturbing the peace, as
charged by 2. J. Benson
The county commissioners viii meet
Tuesday. Jan. ;.
a marriage license has been issued to
AbFam Greenwood of American Fork,
aged =, and Mary a. Losee, aged p,
OF Lel1i
The remains of Francis NJ Eweu
who died at Helper on the LIST, were
brought to Provo this evening and viii
be inferred tomorrow. Mr. Bwell for
merly lived in SantaQUin. He has sew
eral sons ond other relatives in this
city.
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AMERICAN FORK Lazy HURT.
$50 II - Herald.l

Park City. Jan. 2.-Tonight while
walking down Main street. Miss Mary
McCune slipped and fell on the icy
sidewalk in front Of the residence Of
Joseph Robinson and sustained a Sc
Yerely sprained ankle. The woman was
taken into the home of Mr.. Robert
son. where DR.. Wilson was summoned
and the injury attended to, Miss Me
Cune is a visitor in town, having come
here from American Fork 20 spend the
holidays with her sister.
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Wyo. are the guests Of Mr. and AIRS.
John McDermott at the Heaiy hotel
Mrs. Lee Andeson will go 10 Salt lake
MONDAY g visit friends and relatiyes
New Year day with friends il this city.
Air and MTs. Oscar HemenTay OF Sat
LAKE City are n ogSen speiaolIlS the
New Years holidays with Mrs. Hemen-
ways sister. alrS. 0rson Riser
Ny. and Mrs J. =. Lynch have returned
and are at home TO their frienGs at theiE
residence, 2525 Madison 3 -enHe-
The H q. w club win meet Thursday.
Jan s. wish Mrs Coolidge, 2j44 Grant ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Grant of SAT-
Lake We're in Ogden on Tuesday and at
tended the Weber club bau and banquet
Dr. c. r. Grcut left this week IoT Ne@
Yorl-
Mrs. E Fl. Lire OF Pronontory is in
this city visiting for few days <sith
friends.
Arthur Roberts and Carl Bake left
last week FOR chicago TO attend The Rasl
Medical college
Miss Pearl Weller was in ogden q few
days this week visiting friends.
Miss Daisy Andrews IS visiting friends
IN Salt Lake.
Miss Nettie Raleigh of Salt Lake spent
few days in Ogden this week, Ire guest
of Mrs. c. H. Andrews.
A. F, Carbon and Miss Carbon OF Lo-
gan were Ogden visitors Tuesday.
The second dance gwen under the aus
piceS of the H5ga school Alumni occurred
MONDAY evening az Dlghan aeaae{Ilsf
and was delightful IN every say. The
hall was decorated with bunting inter
tEvined with holly. and a large crowd Of
IneFFy-raakers enjoyed the festivities
The next assembly Of the Wednesday
Night club viii be at DigaaEs Jan. 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of InsiT wed
ding Tuesday evening at their home. The
Ing. NJ. and Mrs. Z. !. Rich. Mr.. and
Mrs. sam Browning. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shorten. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Brown
ing. M-. and Mrs II. =. B2lleneer, MI
and Mrs. n. 5. Browning. Mr.. ana Mrs
J. M. Browning Mrs. John 9. Cannon
and daughter of Salt Lake, Nr. aud Mrs.
John Virgins and Mrs. Fl. White OF Salt
Lake.
Skating has been The popular p9stime
during this holiday season. the conditions
for the sports being almost IDEAL
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ALICE MINE CLOSED DOWN.
Property Was Being Worked Under
Bond and Lease.
lspeciaI 30 IL go

Park city, Jan. 2.-The Alice mine
was closed today, but just why no one
seems to know. A company of Park
City people have been operating this
mine under q lease and bond for $780,.
Gee for tive years, and today. about
sixteen months before the lease ex-
pires. Harold Barnicott. the original
owner and lessor of the mine, went
up 10 the property and ordered the
miners employed TO cease work and
hot to come back again. The COM
pany operating the Alice are at loss
20 know why iris act shonid be taken
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
OGDEN POULTRY SHOW
This Seasons Exhibition Opens
Wednesday in the Opera
House Block.

The annual Weber County Poultry and
Stock association win hold its exhibition
this year in one of the large store rooms
of the Opera House block. The show
opens Jan. s. Never has there been such
a fine and valuable assortment of prizes
and never 50 much and such widespread
interest as this year. Birds win Ss sent
in from numerous localities outside OF
Ogden. as we'll as from most of the
breeders in this city. George Iaysum
Of salt Lake is official Judge.
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HoNoREp BISHOP CUTLER.
Lehi Citizens Regret Departure of
Leader.

Lehi. Jan. yesterday Bishop I. r.
Cutter and his eounseleTs, Andrew r.
Anderson and William Clark were Civ
en- = public reception ,gpon their eetiTe-
ment from the bishopric of this ward,
and the removal OF Mir. Cutler with his
family to Salt Lake City.
There was programme 81 the taber-
naele IN the forenoon for the children.
a banquet at noon and q banquet in the
afternoon in the city pavilion for the
older people and a grand ball in the
evening, all of which funet:oos We're
numerously attended. While the re
eepti0a was principally a church affair
many attended who have no connection
with the ecclesiastical organization.
The exercises and the responses by the
retiring officers all showed most sin
eere and devoted regard. and an en-
crossed set Of resolutions was presented
to each of the three honOred guests
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
LINEMAN INJURED.
Western Union Man Hurt on the
Cutoff.

A Ineman employed by the Western
Union in the building OF the new line
along the Ogden-Lucin cutoff was
brought in from west of the lake yester-
day forenoon to the hospital. He was
suffering from injuries received yesteT-
day morning, when a pole slipped and
fell upon him. His injuries are quite Sc
rious, but not likely to prove fatal. They
consist of a broken hand. numerous
some seriousness to the hip.
The litigation between the Ogden Re
atty & Investment company ana the Og-
den Hot Springs Sanitarium company
was decided yesterday in favor OF the
realty company. Judgment was rendered
By default The lease Of the sanitarium
company was Cancelled and the improve
menfs. therefore. will become the proper
ty of the realty firm.
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is taken advantage OF by all classes Of
travellers Il is an open rate. both ways
on the road. and has created more or
less havoc with local passenger business
on the road since It was pat on For
instance, the rate from Sunnysiee to salt
lake, la7 miles. IS the same as from
suHRystds 20 Price, a distance Of about
thirty miles. under the regular rate. and
passenger desiring to so to any point
along the road can purchase q cent-a-
mile ticket to 3 terminal point, drop OF
IT the desired station and save money.
This condition is not being overlooked
by the travelling public 1t doesn't mat
ter We can stand il for awhile. Any
thing to get these Idle men out, is the
comment attributed to a high official Of
the railroad when his attention was
called to the effect Of the rate on local
passenger business, And while every
h0ay IS taking advantage of the rate
the fact remains that it is getting the
strikers out Of Carbon county. and thus
IS accomplishing the purpose for which
II was ina ugurated.
Can any Of these strikers ever. under
any circumstances, get back in the en-
pioy OF the company2' was q question
put 70 Mr. sharp.
Never. he replied, With emphasis.
We win never knowingly hire a man
OF them again. Never. And we are net
seeking men from the big towns. 1t
would be too dangerous We WoHid re-
as a positive Ms ace. We want no or
ganizers in these mines. and by hiring
men from the farms III the valleys men
whose religious belief and whose train
ing lead them to keep out of all secret
organizations we believe we shall pre-
vent these dgitators from working US
further damage"
Output Increasing.
The company is steadily increasing the
output from its properties, and cOndi-
tons generally in the camps are tranquil.
So quiet, IN fact. that all the militiamen
VIII be soon Withdrawn. Isolated cases
Of disturbance occur from time TO time
and viii doubtless continue TO occur, but
concerted resistance on the part OF the
strikers is improbable. Evictions are pro-
ceeding quietly, the opposition thus far
being passive. The strikers have attor-
neys IN the field preparing legal resist
anee IN some cases, proceedings which
the company viii fight There appears
TO be no reason t. doubt that within the
next few days practically every striker
viii be off company property. And
then says one Of the company's cfsief
guards. we shall establish dead lines
around every camp and not permit a
striker to enter under any circumstances.
Tbev win soon tire of haneinn srotua
here with nothing in sight for them. and
mines with fun forces again"
II this programme is not carried out il
will in al likelihood be interrupted by
some procedure Of the strikers at pres
ent not determined on. OF at least. not
announced Otherwise the strike may be
regarded as over.
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orders to Enaineers.

Glasgow. Jan. "A large number Of
Clyde maTfue engineers received taolc or
6ers from the Japanese government today
80 proceed Immediately 10 Japan. These
engineers were engaged by the Japanese
government six months age. on the under
standing thar they would be called osi II
active service was probable. Full insfrue-
tons were sent them ~ cipher. rher Wit
so 10 the far east by gay OF e'suaua.
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Criminal Gases.

r. z. Hickey and John Monroe. charged
with robbery in connection with the lang
saloon holdup. were arraigued today.
They entered pleas Of not guilty. David
Williams and William La Rose were ar
Taigned on charges of burglary and petit
larceny and entered pleas of not guilty.
They asked the court to appoint Hender-
son & Macmillan to defend them, AMI
this Was done.
Christian Peterson will plead on Mon
day to the charge OF assault with intent
TO commit murder.
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MeRE NEa0TTATToNs.
How the Situation Is Viewed at the
French Foreign Office.

Paris, Jan. 2.-The foreign oaiee here
vas entirely without advices from St.
Petersburg today. which. is construed
that Russia's answer is Still under con-
sidersticn. The reports that Russia
had decided not 10 accept Japan's pre-
else proposals airs along similar lines
Of information received here concern
ing the course Russia is likely to puT-
sue. T6is information indicated that
il was the intention Of Russia to make
another proposition which. while bay-
ing the effect Of aon-acceptance Of
JapaE's last proposition. would continue
the negotiations along pacific lines.
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Funerals Today.

The funeral of Milton J. Flowers will
be held at 2:39 O'Clock this afternoon from
the Fifth ward meeting house.
The funeral Of George Lehnert viii be
conducted at o'clock this afternoon from
the Swedish Lutheran church. AT Jeffer-
son avenue ana Twenty-third street.
Mrs. Susan Parry's funeral Will be held
this morning at II O'Clock from the Third
ward meeting house.
The funeral services over the remaiHs
of Joseph D. MacIntire, who vas killed
in the railroad accident at I.ucin on
Wednesday, VIII be held at the Second
ward meeting house Monday afternoon
al o'clock The funeral has been
changed from today, as originally in
tended. Friends are Invited to attend.
Mrs. Nellie WahlberE will be buried to
day. The funeral services will be held
at the Third ward meeting house "a =
o clcCk in the afternoon.
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INSURANCE RATES.
Indication That War Is More Than
Probable.

EIoDaDls.
San Francisco. Jan. An indics ton
of the imminenee Of war in the Orient
is shown BY TIE refusal Of German
underwriters to insure vessels bound
for the far east,Frr
II cabled to Hamburg" said Mahlon
c. Harrison, president IF NJ, G. Harri-
son & Co, insurance brokers, today,
asking for quotations on a cargo for
the Orient BY the American Maru, sail
ing Jan, %, and have just received an
answer stating that no insurance would
be placed.
a London cable quoted Insurance on
the Nippon MaTu. which is to SAL Jan.
80. at IL per cent for cargo 20
J5qan.
"Ou EngIisa or American vessels.
which means sisss Occidental and ORR
eatal and the Pacific Mall lines. for
immediate sailing, TO Japan alone, neu-
trail cargOes ~ e 4. per is quoted.
The highest qstotation is to Man
chuyian and Siberian ports. per cent
being demanded on neutral eaFgOes,
under neutral flags. to those places"
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Robbed of &c Monev-

John Mooney. a guest at the Chapman
house. reported yesterday TO the police
that he was decoyed over into the rail-
road yard district and robbed by a lone
highwayman of SU0. all IN s bills officer
Forbes later in the day arrested a stran-
ger who answered the description Of
Moneys assistant and who had been seen
in Moneys company the previous night.
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NOT STATEMENTS OF FACT.
State Department Has Reports on the
Situation,

Washington, Jan. ACTING Secre-
tary LOOMS has received, in an unof-
fetal way, communications from the
representatives of the United states in
various foreign capitals bearing on the
Rueso-Japanese situation. 1t is not
deemed proper to publish these mes
s6ges. bet tie statement is made that
they are generally Indicative Of a be-
lief that some arrangement win be
reached between Russia and Japan
which viii a=cFt var. II is expressly
stated that tGsse advices are not posts
tive statements of fact. but represent
the trend Of sentiment in European
capitals.
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silver


The principal increases and decreases
for the year are SHOWN as fellows.
Alaska-Gold. decrease. 81. 424. eco; silver
decrease, $4,000. These decreases are due
to the season IN which running water was
available. being about a month shorter
than other recent years.
-CelOrado-Gold, decrease. S6.42S.o 0}, sill
Yer. decrease, 1871, 900. These decreases
were due to the miners strike, which
greatly interfeFed with production.
fdahO-GOld, increase, S592, Gag silver
increase. $4,000.
Nevada-Gold. increase, &ssi, coo; SILVER
increase, 1901, 00N
Montana-GoId, increase, SIS, ESQ; sill
yer, decrease. $t,61s.O00.
Utah-gold. increase, 81. 47ae0o; silver,
increase. 50 s5G 900
Waahington-Goid increase, $4,000;
silver, decrease. Sl64 600.
South Dakota-Gol3. decrease. S4.076, 600
Oregon--G0lG, decrease, S452, 900.
total net decrease is shown in the
gold production Of S5,575U10. and d net
increase Of Sl-100,C60 in the production OF
silver.
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Bondsmen Must Make Good.

Summons were served yesterday on r
5. Joyce, Jack Linehan and ID. Ives in
the suit brought by the state against
them. The defendants signed the bond
of a man named Hartman. who Wa ac-
cused of robbery committed on a freight
train IN Box Elder county. HaFdman
skipped. hence the suit
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30 Truth la Report.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 1.-The ASCOT
ated Press is officially informed that
there is Absolutely no truth in the re-
port from Berlin That the czsr yester-
day received 4 dispatch from Viceroy
Alexien anG called his ministers to
midnight conference, which stills sit
ting early this morning.
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RUSSIk'S CANE
Is DIPLOMACY
Further Negotiations Oh Oriental
Matters Likely.
up TO JAPAN TO DECIDE
AGONY MAY BE PROLONGED IN
DEFINITELY.

- =
= st. Petersburg. Jan. sit APP =
= pears TO be true that Russia has =
> decided not TO accept JaDan's pre-
= else proposals. but the foreign Of ?
. fee today informed the Associated y
2 Press that Foreign Minister Lams-
= dorff and the japanese minister, ?
, Kurino. are stiil comforting, with ?
? the view Of arriving at an AMIGA
= bic settlement.
= Jnofficially. the situation Is re- =
= sarded as being mcet serious, =
~ > = = = = = = =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
CITY GOVERNMENT CHANGES.
Few Are Expected From New Ad-
ministration.

The newly elected city officers have all
filed their bonds. which have been APP
proved. They viii formally take office
at noon on Monday. As there are but
three new members in the city council
and the other officers were all reelected,
il is quite probable that there win be
few If any changes IN any Of the APP
pOiutive departments.
Miss Minnie Brown will become deputy
recorder in place of Mrs. Dalton, but for
the rest. according to the best informa-
ton 0bt8nable. the present officers viii
be eappointed-BrOwning for chief OF
police Balch for road supervisor Graves
for fire chief Powers for sanitary in
spector. Jensen for municipal court clerk
and Parker for city engineer.
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hratesf New Years day BY having 2
dsnce at the opera house. After the
smaller ones left the h9ase graHd
ba6 waR given &c all who desired to
psrsirfrafe
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Confident of Peace.

Berlin, Jan. emperor William told
Admiral Won Holman, at audience
Thursday, according to a report ac-
ceptsd on the boense today. that ne was
confident peace would not be broken
N the Ear eazs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-03
UTAITS G0LOAND
SILVER OUTPUT
Heavy lasrssss 10 sath tbs
Precious Metals.
REPORT Of MINT DIRECTOR
OTHER STATES SHOW A LARGE
DECREASE.

Washington. Jan. 1.-The director of the
mint today made public his annual state
ments OF the approximate distribution by
producing states and territories OF the
product OF sold aud silver of the United
States for the calendar years tsa3Z and 1868.
That for 1913 for the principal states fol-
lows.
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1 NQNDON. Jan. The japanese MIN
lister, Baron Hayashi, when shown
the St Petersburg dispatch an
neuneins that IL appeared 10 be true
Russia had decided not to accept Jap
ans precise proposals. said he had not
officially heard anything fuyther about
the negotiations. but he failed to see
how the japanese demands could be
modified.
A dispatch to the Pail Mall Gazette
from Berlin says that, according TO the
highest official information, the Rus
sian reply TO Japan 8as not been draft
ed II rs added that the car and For
eign Minister Lamsdorff declared yes
terday that so far Nothing had hap
De1ed necessita ting an outbreak of war,
and that Russia would not declare war
on Japan as things 1o7s stand
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osTEoPATHY.

e1's"~~Ss'S>->S'-'-
Nj MCDOWELL Rheumatism. Chronic
Afflictfons and DefOrmities a Speciality.
eo3-4-5 Scott-Streven Bldg. Phone lbS4-4
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AUTOMOBILES

s.~~J4A~~~~~~~S~|~y~~~~
NEW or secondhand; easy terms. Iu
perfect condition. Come and see our bar
gains. Utah Auto Co., $40 Main. Tel
1745-X.
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STOVE REPAIRS

HAVE your furnace repaired and youF
stoves repaired and set up before cold
weather sets in. We can do ali this foE
you Western Foundry < Stove Repair
works. Phone 1G5-&-
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NEW or secondhand, casa. trade o.
.rrms. SOrensen-St0utt Co, IS Z. % 81.
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ogden Church Announcements.

At St. Joseph's Catholic church the
services are; First mass at S.S9: sunday
school at 800. Secozd mass tniEhl at
1879 Vespers and benediction ut 7:Sa.
Services at Central Park Presbyterian
church, corner Thirty-first street and
Washington avenue. Rev. W. Eadie Will
preach at II a. m on The Andrews OF
the Church and - $50 p. n, Jesus
Shall Save His People From Their Sins"
Sunday school 81 Q p N. Y. p. s. c. L.
at $50 =. N. Al are cordinally invited.
First Presbyterian chrgca--Merniag ser
service at il a. m. Sunday sel>cOl at 12:l5
p. N. EndeaYOr at $3.50. Evening preach
ing at $50. Morning subject. Thy King
dom Come. Evening subject, The I'M
peratiYe Message of the E9gr.' Morning
music. duet. Forever With the Lord,
Gounod. Miss Mitchell Mrs. Eagan.
Evening music. soprano, The Sacred
obleato and offertory. SIR Howard NJ
LiHsley
Church Of the Good Shepherd.-Corner
Grant and Twenty-fourth. Alfred Brown,
rector. Second Sunday after Christmas
day. Early celebration s a. m Sunday
school, 9:45. Holy communion and ser
mon. ii a. m Evening PRAYER and ad-
dress. 1885, Morning topic, "fhe Nativity
of Christ, the keystone of History
Evening. The Old Year and The New
Year"
First Baptist Church.-Crant between
Twenty third and Twenty-fourth streets
Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Preaching
services at II a. m. Rev. Bruce Kinney
OF Salt Lake viii preach IN the sbSeHce
of pastor Junior union. p. n. Senior
union. .. m. Evening services at 7;31
by Rev Kinney All are cordially invited
to attend these services.
Methodist Episcopal Churcb.-Twenty-
fourth street, Pone-half block east OF
Washington avenue. next to eeurt house.
Samuel Blair. pastor.
Sabbath services:
Sunday school. 10 q. m.
Morning preaching II a. m.
EpwOrth league, $50 D. IN
In the morning Rev Bishop Earl Grams
ton of Portland. Ore. viii preach. Special
music by the choir.
In the evening a sacred concert viii
be given
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D. J. Sharp Coal company, % South
Main street. Office telephone, 719
Yard telephone. so.