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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-27
NAP OF TnE WORLD.

A beautiful map. valuable for reference.
printed on heavy paper. 42N64 inches.
mounted on rollers: edges bound In cloth.
showing our new island possessions. the
Trans Siberian Railway. Pacific ocean
cables, railway lines and other features of
japan. China. Manchuria. Korea and the
far east Sent on receipt ~ 70 cents IN
stamps by w. r. Kniskern Y. r. NJ,
Chicago & North Western Ry. Chicago,
III.
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IN ARCTIC GALE
Crew Of the Barge Gwennls Were Severely
Frost Bitten.

Fall River, Mass, Feb. T.-Robert An
derson and Alex Swanson, OF the barge
Gwennie were severely frost bitten about
the face and hands during the trip OF
the barge Norfolk 10 this p,rt
Most of the trip was made In half a
gale, with tfle temperature at times ten
below zero so that the crew suffered
severely during the latter part OF the
voyage. The men are receiving treatment
AT a local hospital.
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FAVORABLE REPORT ORDERED.

Washington. Feb. 27.-The senate COM
mittee on public buildings and grounds
today ordered a favorable report on the
bill appropriating 100000 for post
Office site I'm New York city In connection
with the Pennsylvania railroad station.
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ALL RECORDS BROKEN BY
WEEKS BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Feb. 27.-Another new record
for specie and cash gains in the aggre-
gate was disclosed in this weeks bank
statement The grand total OF specie
holdings amounts TO s2i735i. 200. which,
with legal tenders. swells the sum total
to s2se. lSo 0oo an amount far in excess OF
all previous high records.
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RUSSIANS HARD
PRESSED AT DALNY
Continued From Page One.)

Port Arthur the Russian cruisers Bayan Akod ana N
were SLOWLY moving the outer harbor under cover o W
batteries bombardment began long range and at II As a. i'
all the ships and batteries responding vigorously Shoy
after noon the Novk eeated into the inner habor Inc Asu
and Bavan quickly followed demonstrating that the sinking OF "
steamers had not blocked of the harbor lombard
en of the inner then ordered and for IS minutes all
the heavy guns japanese feet threw shells over the hills INTO
the barbor The Japanese unable determine the effects OF
n. bobadmen but huge columns Of smoke arising from time
time s.,.,xx
RUSSIAN DESTROYER SUNK.
In meanwhile the Japanese cruiser squadron discovered two
Russian torpedo the of Laoe hill and gave
chase One dsroyes escaped but the other pursued
into Pigeon bay where sunk Vice Admiral kamimura re-
p that the Japanese did sustain damage and did
not
laps OPENED THE ATTACK
St Petersburg 2The Port Arthur correspondent OF the
Russ teegraphs as On the night of Feb 25 Japanese
consisting baesps and four light cruisers appeared
ON the horizon Askold Bayan and Novk
were In the The Japanese ships attaining
position within az lengths (abou four and quarter mles
the opened attack At this time two OF our
torpedo returning ships from Pigeon bay
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Fop OVER sISTY YEARS

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while teething with perfect success. II
soothes the child. softens the gums. al
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and is tho
best remedy for Diarrhoes, IL will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold
by druggists In every part OF the world
Twenty five cents a bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup
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New York, Feb. 2T.-Mrs. George W.
Cable. wife OF the novelist. died last night
I'm the German hospital here in conse-
auence Of an operation 60 which she sub
mitted there some time ago.
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METHoOlSTS WILL CONFER.

Denver Col. Feb. 27.-word has been
received here from Mr. clinton Fiske. ma
tional president OF the Home Missionary
society OF the Methodist church that the
Gath national convention will be held at
Denver next September.
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The Weather

Boston, Feb. N.-Forscast for New
England, fair tonight and Sunday; warm
er in north portion; fresh 10 brisk north
westerly TO easterly winds.
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with It's roses OF red
And its lilies OF white!
Atlanta Constitution
Hose II responded TO a still alarm at
6:l5 p. m, yesterday, for a chimney fire
at 1Ol Lppltt street No damage.
Thomas Connolly was held in $500 by
Judge sweetland today for trial Friday
on the charge OF vagrancy.
A pair OF pantaloons valued at 81 was
stolen from Denthis Berns. Al Crary
street yesterday noon.
Catherine ellis OF Lime street COM
plains that a man and woman who had
been rooming with her yesterday stole
a silk skirt valued at 50.
John r. Thayer OF 10 Pine street re-
ports stolen from his barn. corner Myrtle
and West Clifford street Thursday night
a blanket valued at IS.
Harry Partman and Max Epstein were
fined 50 and costs each I'm the Sixth dis
trict court today for peddling fruit with
out nrst having obtained hawkers
licenses.
The Fifth station patrol wagon while
returning to the station, at IL O'Clock
last night, oollided with Prairie ave
nue. car at Hospital and South streets
One shaft OF the wagon was broken.
The Band OF Faithful Workers viii
hold revival service at tho Centerdal,
Methodist church. Sunday evening, a
7 o'clock Joseph Taudvin will hav,
charge OF the meeting. George WLewi
will sing.
Margaret Kelly OF $50 Public street re
ported TO the police yesterday that {
| watch valued at $40 belonging to he
son, Fred was stolen from her hous
| last Saturday. The watch was founC
| in a local pawn shop.
Abraham Taberisky and Julius Fraise
were before Judge Sweetland today 70
| breaking and entering In the night tim
the store Of II. X. Blanchard and other
and stealing nine pairs OF opera glasse
valued at $40 Taberisky pleaded guilt.
and was bound over to the grand Jur!
in $500. Fraiser was held In $500 for tria
Friday.
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NEWSLETS

Let's dream o. the Maytime.
When. after the snow.
Wen reach the green meadows
Where white daisies grow,
And hear the birds singin'
Just all that they know
Let's dream o. the Maytime,
When earth shall be bright
AS IL was In its morning
When God gave II light
With It's roses Of red
And It's lilies OF white!
Atlanta Constitution
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Oil Manufacturers and Merchants
81 South Water Street, Providence, r. ].

Foster for sale in Providence by John
Shoeman so33o5 Westminster Street; E. Ballou Co., 1881
Weybosset Street Sanborns Sons 70 Exchange Place; c.
Sisson Co., AZ Pine Street.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-02
TONGUE RIVER.

8 Mrs: w. Down and two daughters. Of
Genboro. Manitoba, were here recently
and spent a few days with friends.
M, r. Seitz has been drawing gravel
the past week as he. expects to build an
addition to his house in the spring.
Wound rstand that Nj. Evans and
family will remove from the Angler farm
70 their former home in Minnesota.
n Nj. CIV acker aud Miss! Mary Huhl
were married Nov. 10th, at the home 81
the bird IS parents Rev. BechteI of6ci-
Iating. Sss
b b Nj n . y alper who has been Al the
Worlds y q y Fair and other points, sinring
the past month, retyrnsd 10 his home
here last week.
Il S Fariand departed MONDAY
'for Qntario here win make his home.
~ MsF asland 'hsl many ,sa 4 a ftisass
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,ere who are sorry to lose him.

here who are sorry to lose him.
MIR. E. l'alllon and family moved into
their new house last week, The Taillons
are to be congratulated on having one OF
the finest homes III the county.
Mrs. Joseph Kirby and children from
Stou, hton, ASA, are visiting with her
parents MIR. and Mrs. Vaughn. We un-
understand they will stay for some time.
Mrs. c. Webb went to Langdon last
week and spent several days at the bed.
side Of her mother, the aged Mrs. Neil
Mcdonald who has been ill for some
time.
+ A man named Marshall died of cancer
of the liver,at the home OF R. Graham on
Nov: 18th. But little, is known*of the de.
ceased as he had no relativeshere. The
body was inferred at Bathgate on SUM-
day.
Mrs. ]. A. Wilson was down from Cav
alier for several days last week at the
home Of her father, Mr.. Thomas Hodg-
SON who is still dangerously i'll, second
operation was performed on Saturday by
Drs. Walker and Burrows and he is in a
critical condition. -.
Miss Leva Granger, missionary who
has )abored for years among the Next
can people, gave an address inthe, here
on Sunday last. The lady is pleasing
speaker and the audience was much in.
tetested in her vivid description Of the
work being done there. :.
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Notice Of Chattel Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, One George Reed did on The 21ss
day OF November. A d. 1903, make his acertain
chattel mortgage OF the following described chat
one bay, horse -four al years old, both brand.
ed on lett shoulder. to Charles At
Hundred Seventy. One and 7l-t00 Dollars; 4 a.
AND WHEREAS, Default has been made in
NE terms OF said mortgage. in this. town.: nom
payment of said mortgage when due; 5g5 Igs.
NOW THEREFORE. Notice is hereby given
mat oy virtue of said mortgage and by order Of
SAID Charles Atknson. the present owner there.
font door otlhe Post Office in The City OF Penn
blna. County OF Pembina, State OF North Dakota
at the hour OF O'Clock D, IN. Of The Bird day a
December. 1904. 5@g &. re- - ~ st \ :
There will be, due ON said mortgage at the: date
penses of foreclosure "A Ss -
Dated a Pembina, N D.. Nov 18th. 1911 ASS II s5s
=, Z. CHAS. ATKINSON, Mortgages
WM. ARDIkS. Agent 75 - - -
Residence ard ?. o. address, Pembina, N. ID. Il
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Not A Sick Day Since.

II was taken severely sick "ith kidney
trouble. l tried all sorts Of medicines,
none Of which relieved me. One day
saw an ad.ofyour Electric Bitters and
determined to try that. After taking a
few doses | feltrelieved, and soon there
after was entirely cured, and have not
seen a-sick day since. Neighbors Of
mine have been cured Of Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, tLiyer, and Kidney troubles
and General Debility This is what B.
r. Bass, Of Fremont writes. Only
Soc at Il. r. ShaW's, drug Store
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OF the Edinburg Tribune. The. P. P.
prophesies change IN the handiwork
on that paper, which would be easy for
anybody, and very easy for Jack to dc.
Messrs. F. A. Halliday and w. N.
Husband of Hensel, Alex. Robertson OF
Crystal, G. S. Hager and E. T. Thomp-
son Of St. Thomas are recent travellers
in the Canadian Northwest with view
of investment.
Two ministers called on Brother Hap.
py Hooligan last week and we got oily
one Jab from his sharp pencil. We wish
four OF 'em would call on MIN weekly
hereafter. We could sleep better.
There was close vote just across the
line this month at the last election. Mr.
LaRlviere who has been a member OF
parliament for several terms was beaten
by Mr.. St. Cyr by a majority of 10 votes
in total Of 1892. Arecount gave the
same result.
Under the new schedule of the G.. N
the train service from Grand Forks tc
Neche will be a local train running near
~ on the present time. This will neces.
state changing cars at Grand Forks TO,
eastern connections and will not be liked
by the p ople living on that line.
Clifford Van Valkenberg of Bathgate
wentto try the new ice on the river and
the Use: broke. VIM. Reed and. Chris
Kline went to his rescue and they also
Tell in, Charley Perrault came along Jus,
in time to pull all three Of them out. The
boy was unconscious when he taken GU,
but soon recovered.
Dougald Mcclellan Of Winnipeg, for.
merly ofthis city was called to Walhalla
last week to attend his fathers funeral
Mr.. Mcclellan was highly respected
member OF that locality and his funeral
was attended BY large number OF his
old.neighbors. The sermon was ty Rev,
Mcmillan lt!,;;a of Winnipeg.
.. :. .
Mrs. Winnifred, wife of A. R. Hughes
living five miles west of Neche, died on
Nov. 10Th of consumption aged % years.
Interment was made in Hyde Park Gem.
etery. The bereaved husband and an in.
.tant daughter have the sympathy. of a
large circle oil friends.
Mrs. Melvina, wife of Camille Lorraine,
died at the family residence near Wal
halla on Nov. 10Th aged fiity.six years.
The deceased was born in Massachusetts
and her maiden name was Prairie. Mrs.
Jas. Turner Of Neche was a. sister and
besides her husband, her mother and
several brothers and Sisters mourn
her death. She was woman Of a kindly
and unassuming disposition and her de-
cease will be sincerely mourned by many
old friends.
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Disastrous Wrecks,

Carelessness is responsible for many a
railway wreck and the same causes are
making human wrecks of sufferers from
Throat and Lung troubles. But since
the advent of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
even the worst cases can be cured, and
hopeless resignation is no longer neces.
sary. Mrs. Lois Cragg Dorcester Mass,
is one OF many whose life was saved by
DR.. Kings New Discovery. This great
remedy is guaranteedfor all Throat and
Lung diseases ny T. z. Shaw, Druggist.
Price, SOC and S1.OO. Trial bottle.
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County News.
sessesssssssssssss'sososa

There is family with the measles at
Walhalla.
Jas. Coburn and family old residents in
the vicinity of Walhalla have moved to
Colorado.
Ex-Commissloner Taylor was up from
Winnipeg last week visiting with friends
at Bathgate.
Married. at Cavalier, by Rev. Bechtel,
William Rocket and Miss Pricilla Krak.
both Of Cavalier.
The Dravton basket ball team beat the
~" team last week byth score Of IL to
7 in finely played game.
Prof. Worst of the Agricultural college
is TO lecture to the Walhalla people in
the school lecture course.
The four elevators at Hensel have tax
en- in $4,000 bushels of wheat. Track
buyers have shipped about Is, 600 bush
els.
The Chronicle reports the serious i'll
ness OF Moses Heller, formerly Of Cava-
slier and now Of San Diego, CAL, with
rheumatism.
Peter Helm and Miss Catherine Diet
rich Of Pembina we're married at ST.
Paul's Lutheran church on Nov. 23rd, by
II. F. Buejel. 81 81
Sam Bradshaw has sold his Crystal
residence property to Dan Mullen for
~, GOO. Mr.. Bradshaw will look over the
Canadian Northwest.
a load ofgrain weighing 9, go pounds
was hauled to a Langdon elevator by
one team this fall. This says much for
the kind Of roads we have
III sSI r II. Taylor, who worked on the
Mountaineer and played basebaIison the
side during the summer, has gone to.
work for The Echo al Dray on. NJ. ~
Waldo &c Bowesmont win start i
store al \ Munich, a. %. hope that
this does not mean that win IL.
move from this county himssli
81 ohn Epssis ~ zone q IN charge
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!. GLASS TON.

Fred Git III fFentNna called ~ Islat.
ives and friends on Els way home from on
cryatsls Friday, h n
IN Rev. Van TassSl gave ibis h illustrated
lecture, !" Trip Through the Holy
! LANG, I'm the M. E. church Monday eve
ing 70 an appreciativ audience.
Sandy. was9in town Saturday nd,made
i all right with Us in the line 81 cigars.
We wish him and his estimable bride all
happiness in their married life.
Mi. Alex Creighton stole march Oh
US last week and led to the altar Miss
Clara Sinclair one Of Glasston's fair lad
les. The ceremony took place at Penn
bina on Wednesday, Nov. 10Th. Ss
During the presentation Of the prizes
the friends Of Miss Munroe presented her
with q handsome leather wrist bag as a
token ofremembrance. A dainty sup
per was then served TO the guests after
which those who wished danced for an
hour before leaving for their homes. Miss
Munroe left for Ray Sunday evening.
The young ladies OF Glasston gave
farewell reception for Miss Munroe Fri
dav evening prior to her departure for
her claim near Ray, N. D. A large num-
Der Of friends were present, also num-
Der from St. Thomas and Hamilton. Pro-
gressive pedro was the amusement and
during the evening there were seven
tables of players. John Samson won the
head prize. Miss Hutton the crown
prize, while Frank Bride .ucceeded in
landing the ''booby" prize.
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TOILETTE.

D. D. Warner has moved into his new
house.
Mr.. Huffman who took agent Fischer's
place during his vacation left yesterday
for Staples.
Miss Edith Wardwell OF Pembina has
been the guest OF Miss Nettie M,Cauley
tor some time.
Miss Annie Pariseau is now visiting in
Winnipeg where she went to assist in a
musical ny RECITAL, given in,the convent. She
will return next week.
The annual Methodist supper was a
great success, an hour program of t'pure
nonsense" caused much laughter. The
shadow pictures were especially enjoyed.
|. Don't forget the entertainment TO be
given next Tuesday evening in the town
hall by Miss Lottie Tillotson, the elocu-
ZIONIST. Local talent will assist. This is
school entertainment and. the tickets
will be sold by the school children. The
price OF admission is 25c, Children 15c.
Alawsuit between MIR. Hensel of Penn
bina and c. H, Eastman Of Carlisle, was
tried before justice Storms Tuesday. Mr..
Hensel claimed more for threshing bill
than Mr.. Eastman would allow and the
verdict was rendered in favor of the lat
ter. There were quite number of wit
nesses, Magnus Brynjolison. appeared
for the defendant and Geo. Peterson fol
the plaintiff.
About forty toilette people were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. !. ID. McCauley
Monday night, the affair being in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. !. McCauley of
Humboldt. Several beautiful presents
were given to the newly married couple.
Tn: evening was pleasantly spent lis
tening to music. by the young people and
and playing games. Everyone had an
enjoyable time and it was not until a
late hour that the guests departed.
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Notice of chaftel Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, One John Fisher did, on the End
day Of Sept. A. D. 1862. make his certain Chat
to-wit: 4: - :. -
20-horse. Case Compound, !. Traction. Straw
Burner Engine, No. 6719; 1 s6x54 Masslon Sepa..
atrr; sc III. Hawkeye Feeder attached L Cook
Car, mounted ON Pitts separator trucks; i $50
fool IN. ply Rubber Belt; and other personal
properly, to A. Ianssle,t secure the payment OF
the sum OF Eleven Hundred Dollars;
E AND WHEREAS, Default has been made in
the terms OF said mortgage, in this. to-wit: No
part OF said sum hui beeu paid, though long oy.
erdne; 49,. Is p: - p a
NOW THEREFORE,. Notice is hereby given
Ina, Dy Sirtne OF sald mortgage, and by order of
viii sell the above described chatlels at the
front door OF, the Post Once in the City of Penn
bina. County Of Pembinn STATE OF North Dakota,
December. 1904 N ~.
There will be due on said mortgage at the date
OF Sale The sum of 81 BOO 10, and the costs and
expenscs OF this foreclosure. ga
. Dated at embina, Pernbina County, State of
North Dakota. this LIST day Ot December, 1909.
!, y 9 B. A GANSSLE. Mortgage
CHAS ATKINSON, Agent. .s.s 81 80 ~
Residencs and post Office address.
Pembinas ". d. #
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Degree of.Honer.
Meets every Second and Fourth Wednesday.
Mas. w. j. KNEEsHAw, MRS. NJ. J.Sw1rzER
g. OH. Recorder.
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Rrsspytor1 "a Chsareh.
Sunday School at $50. Christian Endeayor at
$50. Evening Service at 80. Prayer Meeting
1pr Childred Wednesday at 4:80 and for both old,
: and young Thursday evening ct 8. Everybody
cordially welcomed At these services. rs ssl
REV. b. T.sCARMICaA EL, Pastor.
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~ Espa sesra1 c,aS14e1a s
S@ SUNDAY HRHVlGES. iepNorsh League II
.. n; sunday School y "a. ireaching 780 r.
PA yER IEsTlHa s.ch Thqrslay evening
- $50 b'clssk.
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In county Court.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,)

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,)
County of Pembina.
In County Court, before Hon. ]. D. .Wallaee.
County Judge. - ="
In tine Matter ofthe Estate of Stephen Kohes,
Christine kohle ps,,,,ons,
Ste Koh,es, Jr;. Jul Proof Of viii. .
and Augusta Heinbecker.
Respondents.
The State Of North Dakota to the above named
the Estate OF Stephen Kohies, sr, Deceased:
I You and each Of you are hereby notified that
On riettn.e Z IN lee, the Petitioner herein.
has filed in this Court q document in wiring,
pun porting 70 be the Last VIII and Testament Of
Stephen Kohles. Sr., late of the City Of Pemhins
in the County old Pembina and Slate Of North,
Dakota. deceasctp. with her petition, praying jor
the admission TO probate OF said document as the
Lust w III and Testament of said deceased ,ant1for
the lesuance to Stephen KOhles, Jr., of letters az
administration with the will annexed there
on; and that the said petition and the proofs Of
and duly considered by this Court on SATURDAY
the dist day Of December. A. D. 1904. at Two
O'clock lnthe afhrnoon OF that day. at the court
romsE oifhis Court IN the County Court House.
In the City of Pembina, County Of Fembina ana
State of North DAkUsa. - - - -
And You and each OF you are hereby cited to
be and appear before this Court a said time aud
place anu answer said petition and show cause
q any there be " by the prayer Of said petition
a. DATED The 10th usy of November "A. d. E1QfA
a, BY the Court. ~ 4 .i
lSEAL g 81 3 MI y. D. WALLACE,
Judge of the County Court.
II Les the serVtce Of shove Citation be made by
wssekiy me- spapers pnbilshed at The city sc Penn.
6ins, county.0f Penn hinA and etate of Norfh
Dskoier once each Wtek for three successive
q couNrv By ~ Court:
df0Oyn1 s0.MALLAcB. ssssssl
MI ~ SO the County cDsss
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Penablne. Chapter Me- 4 orasr
Eastoraa Etar- :$ttis
Meets in Masonic Hall LIST and Ord Wednesdays
Of each month. Visiting members cordially in
vited. ELF RETha HARVEY, w. III.
EMILY r. QUACKENBJSH, Sec'y.
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araes Ghaarcaa, Esza IA 40 II
ii Sunday School al 1e O'Clock. Evsnsong. and
,esrmonat 30 p. 70. Choir Practice on Friday
evening Ut $50. a
REV, b. n. HARRISON, Pastor.
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+snanana caznp, aa7z, 1G W. A..
Meet every Second ana Fourth Monday. vi
sitting neighbors cordially invited.
". e. CoA1s, F. IL. KING.
CLERK. v. G.
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Msets every First and Third Tuesday Of the
month. sA-ss33 Is ss 5S= X
y. W. FEIsoN, II. ]. d. WnJLAw,
Secretary. s. 81 h. Chief.