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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

FoR REsr-Three or four nicely fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
four blocks from postofhce. Rent rea-
souable to permanent parties. Address
p. o. box I3r.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

To paaphrase biblical quotation aud when speaking OF the
constant effort TO eicise system improvements Many
are called but great who should be called
down
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

FoR REST--A Groom modern cottage
on Colorado street. west Of the
Hall terrace. Enquire Of San.
Msrchingson.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

The Darrov & Sharp Music Co. has
recently sold in Idaho Spring. some Of
the finest pianos ever brought 10 this
city. They ell only reliable nakes-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
MfEiss APPLICATION No lsss
Mineral survey No, f7si8
y af.o.

MfSfSG APPLICATION Ma Isss
Mineral survey No ISIS.
L.. Land once.
Denver. Colorado September 4 1876
Notice s hereby Efv-n that Treasure Vault Gost
and silver Mining caEapsny. ~ L. : Uns3erhui
= attorney In fact v b - pssstostcs Is Idaho
-prtnss. Cniersdo. has made application FOR .
pzient fof 7l71 iinszs feet On the Bore.lis lode
and for 1914 ? linear feei on the Northern I1xht.
lode hearing soli aud silver the Bore.lis b-te
being 10 feet ess ~ e and 1854 feet So a. ".
thence Ssi - ieets ~ IRON discovery shan and
the Northern III hts lode being u feet 81 81 :
and s9&-1 feet 81 II from discovery shat,
thereon. with surface ground 80 feet In width
Clear Creek county. state Of Colorado and a..
scrtned 10 the plai and &c q notes on fle in thi.
ossce a. follows viz.
BoREAfIs LODE
Beginning Al cor. no. /. whence the "a cor
&C %. sa n v Of the 9Th p. N bears 60
cor. no !, thence ess ~ 81. a t..t !, r,s zee, u e
thence -. yw 80 - fecs 20 cor no. 4 thencs
ite ~ y iSi2 feet 10 cor no 5. thence n ~ :
- 81 feet v cor no .. thence n sss ~ g7s &
feet 10 COT no l. the place of beginning
NORTHERN LIGHTS LODE
BeGinnins q cor. no !. whence the v - cor
- - - ieet; thence ~ ~ E lG fs~t 70 GOV
no. 2. thence 81 ~ y lol4-7 feet 70 cor. no.
thence ~ ~ y ls0 fe<t 70 cor. no. 4; thence 1
els 81 . ioiSs se<s 70 cor. no. I. the pace O
oonfainins o.ss2 scres expressly exc-p,sn. .n,
exsindlns eli conflict VITA surveys Nos. I2zss and
iss s.asssS,ns Rcs;,9s q sas un.abivided
AN SAD Iocsiou being rsoored In soI rs sr,c -.
21s ~ the recoris Of Clear Greek COUNTY ontosSdc
Adtotntng claimants ownsn Of above nams.,
sufveyA
C D. FORD. Register.
Ftrss pub Sept is iAss Nov. is. 1896.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

Try us for ranch eggs. vegetables
poultry and meats. THKso x Co
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

nE mining department of the Toland Herald has been placed
charge formerly of this city he IS reaoy
write and fully up mining business
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
CYCLONE LODE

R.,rfnuine as cor. no /, whence the n v cor. ~
aTSa 4 3 y bears go lev s72s fe<t: thence
~ ~ 1900 feex 10 COZ. 2. thence n - ~
10 f-~s 70 cor no. 3, thence n So ~ y 15D fe<
1. Uses Of beginning
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30

Fira pub. Aug. 10. Last pup. Oct n 1870
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
ufviva ArrIIcATr0S 10 ~

nra pat. Dos y a., s-r,- aoisa.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-22
By LOUIS
TRACY
Copyright. 1905. by
Edward J. Clode

IN worse plight, for he had been on
duty continuously since 4 o'clock the
previous afternoon.
At last their appetite was somewhat
appeased, though plantains might not
appeal to a gourmand as the solitary
joint
"Now,' decided jerks, ''you must
rest here a little while, Miss Deane.
I'm going back to the beach. You need
not be afraid. There are no animals to
harm you, and will not be far away"
"What are you going to do on the
beach?' she demanded.
''To rescue stores, for the most part
MAY I not come with you: 1 can be
Of some little service surely?"
He answered slowly: please oblige
me BY remaining here at present. In
less than an hour I will return, and
then perhaps you will find plenty to
do"
She read his meaning intuitively and
shivered. Il could not do that she
murmured. Il would faint While you
are away will pray for them, my un-
fortunate friends.''
AS he passed from her side he heard
her sobbing quietly.
When he reached the lagoon he halt
ed suddenly. Something startled him.
He was quite certain that he had
counted fourteen corpses. Now there
were only twelve. The two Lascars'
hnIinc 1r,1; oh
Of rocks on the verge of the lagoon had
vanished.
Where had they gone?
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Flooding together through the sand.

Flooding together through the sand.
so do not wish to be addressed as
madam in every breath. Do you un-
derstand me?"
"As you wish, Miss Deane," he said.
'"The fact remains that I have many
things to attend to, and we really must
eat something."
what can we eat?''
LET us find out" he replied, scan-
ming the nearest trees with keen scru-
tiny.
They plodded together through the
sand in silence. Physically they were
a superb couple, but in raiment they
resembled scarecrows. Both, Of course,
were bareheaded The sailors Jersey
and trousers were old and torn, and
the sea water still soughed loudly in
his heavy boots with each step.
But Iris was in a deplorable plight.
Her hair fell in great wave Of gold
en- brown strands over her neck and
shoulders. Every hairpin had vanish
ed, but with a few dexterous twists
she coiled the flying tresses into
loose knot. Her beautiful muslin dress
was rent and draggled. 1t was drying
rapidly under the ever increasing pow
er Of the sun, and she surreptitiously
endeavored to complete the fastening
of the open portion about her neck.
Suddenly he gave a glad shout. CIV
Jove, Miss Deane, we are in luck's
way! There is fine plantain tree"
The pangs of hunger could not be re-
sisted. Although the fruit was hardly
ripe, they tore at the great punches
and ate ravenously. Iris made no pre-
tense in the matter, and the sailor was
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cults, coated with salt, but saved by
their hardness, having been Immersed
but few seconds; two large cases of
hams in equally good condition, some
huge dish covers, a bit Of twisted iron
work and great quantity Of cordage
and timber
There was one very heavy package,
which their united strength could not
lift. The sailor searched around until
he found an iron bar that could be
Wrenched from it's socket. With this
he pried open the strong outer cover
md revealed the contents SPECULATION
boxes of ammunition, each containing
500 rounds.
"Ahv' he cried. Now we want some
rifes.'' -
What good would they be?" inquir-
ed Iris.
He softly denounced himself as a
fool, but he answered at once: "To
shoot birds, of course, Miss Deane
There are plenty here, and many of
them are edible.''
They worked in silence for another
hour. The sun was nearing the zenith.
They were distressed with the increas-
ing heat of the day. jerks secured a
ham and some biscuits, some pieces Of
driftwood and the binoculars and invit-
ed Miss Deane to accompany him to
the grove She obeyed without word,
though she wondered how he proposed
to light fire. To contribute some
thing toward the expected feast she
picked up a dish cover and bottle of
champagne.
The sailor eyed the concluding item
with disfavor. mot while the sun is
up" he said. I'm the evening, yes.''
1T was for you," explained Iris cold
~. II do not drink Wine"
"You must break the pledge while
you are here, Miss Deane 1t is often
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The bodies aUcre shot into the lagoon.
very cold at night in this latitude. A
chill would mean fever and perhaps
DEATH
She covertly watched his prepara-
tons. He tore dry leaf from note
book and broke the bullet out of a
cartridge, damping the powder with
water from a pitcher plant. Smearing
the composition on the paper, he placed
it in the sun, where it dried at once.
He gathered a small bundle of with
cred spines from the palms and arrang-
ed the driftwood on top, choosing a
place for his bonfire just within the
shade. Then inserting the touch pa
per among the spines he unscrewed
one of the lenses Of the binoculars,
converted it into a burning glass and
had fine blaze roaring merrily in a
few minutes. With the aid of pointed
sticks he grilled some slices Of ham,
cut with his clasp knife, which he first
carefully cleaned in the earth. The
biscuits were of the variety that be-
come soft when toasted, and so he bal
anced few by stones near the fire.
Iris forgot her annoyance in her in
terest. A most appetizing smell filed
the air. They were having a picnic
amidst delightful surroundings. Yes
terday at this time She almost yielded
to rush Of sentiment, but forced it
back with instant determination Tears
were a poor resource, unmindful Of
Gods goodness to herself and her COM
panion. Without the sailor, what
would have become Of her, even were
she thrown ashore while still living?
She knew none of the expedients which
seemed to be at his command
"Can do nothing to help?" she ex-
claimed. So contrite was her tone that
jerks was astonished.
EYES," he said, pointing to the dish
cover. IF you polish the top Of that
with your sleeve it will serve as a
plate. Luncheon is ready
He neatly dishcd up two slices Of
ham on couple of biscuits and hand
ed them to her with the clasp knife.
II can depend on my fingers" he ex-
planned. ut will not be the first time -
'Have you led an adventurous life?"
she asked, by way Of polite converse
ton.
"No," he growled.
II only thought SO because you ap-
pear to know all sorts Of lodges for
prolonging existence-things I never
heard of.
'sBroiled ham-and biscuits-for in
stance?"
At another time Iris would have
snapped at him for the retort. Still
humbly regretful for her previous at
titude. she answered meekly:
Eyes, in this manner Of cooking them,
I mean But there are other items
methods Of lighting fires, finding water,
knowing wnat fruits and other articles
may be found on desert island, such
as plantains and coc0anuts and certain
sorts Of birds"
When the meal was ended jerks
sprang lightly to his feet. Rest and
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| Gbs Wings ef the
AZ . By LOUIS
NMnHr0Nn q TRACY !:
- ~ AAAAA0 Copyright 1905. by
. J.

The sailors gravely earnest glance
fell before hers. "Unhappily there is
no room for doubt" he said.
care you quite, quite sure?
II am sure-of some" Involuntarily
he turned seward.
She understood him. She sank to her
knees covered her face with her hands
and broke into a passion of weeping.
With a look Of infinite pity he stopped
and would have touched her shoulder,
but he suddenly restrained the i'm
pulse. Something had hardened this
man. It cost him an effort to be cal
lous, but he succeeded. His mouth
frightened, and his expression lost it's
tenderness.
Come, come, my dear lady," he ex-
claimed, and there was tinge of stud
led roughness in his voice, ''you must
calm yourself. It is the fortune of
shipwreck as we'll as Of war, you
know. We are alive and must look
after ourselves. Those who have gone
are beyond our help"
"But not beyond our sympathy"
walled Iris, uncovering her swimming
eyes for a f1eeting look at him. Even
in the utter desolation Of the moment
she could not help marveling that this
queer hammered sailor, who spoke like
a gentleman and tried to pose as her
inferior, who had rescued her with the
utmost gallantry, who carried his quix-
otto zeal to the point Of first supplying
her needs when he was in far worse
case himself, should be so utterly in
different to the fate of others.
He waited silently until her sobs
ceased.
''Now, madam" he said, lit is essen
tial that we should obtain some food.
don't wish to leave you alone until
we are better acquainted with our
whereabouts. Can you walk little
way toward the trees, or shall I assist
you"
Iris Immediately stood up. She press
ed her hair back defantly
Certainly can walk" she answer
ed. what do you propose to do?"
''Well, madam
"What is your name?" she interrupt
ed imperiously.
"Jenks, madam. Robert Jenks."
"Thank you. Now listen Mr.. Robert
jerks. My name is Miss Iris Deane.
On board ship I was a passenger and
you were steward-that is, until you
became seaman. Here we are equals
In misfortune, but in all else you are
the leader. am quite useless. can
only help in matters by your direction,
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ReUcaled the skeleton of a man.

ReOcaled the skeleton of a man.
tgue, Miss Deane," he said. "What
you saw was probably a SEAL" He
knew the ludicrous substitution would
not be questioned. "Please go and lie
down again."
Il cannot" she protested. Il am too
frightened"
Frightened! BY a dream! In broad
daylightv'
but why are you so pale? What has
alarmed you?'
"Can you ask? Did you not give the
agreed signal?"
Eyes, butt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-03
sEVEATgTWo DEAD.
That Mary Ives Less and Abeus Tsss
kaaa-ea Maanacd.

w'a-sae MAY Tire Nay aas
asaIh eai ,omfsf slxfy two. meTad-
tag taa persons uhe died II ths nt,s-
pitfalls Monday might Frobasts goo
9ere wounded Crowds gathered Al
t1ae Tenth district police station Tuss-
aa. raovusae where thirty victlsaa.
meo ara women ARA three eh.4aren,
were awaiting Identification
Sosne rtnor istuEbances nssurrea
Tuesday in different sectiens OF ths
city sut 40 Casualties have yet been
reported
All day long infantry and caviar ra-
trollef the streets which were crow l.
ed with people. who ala not spare their
criticism ~ what was generally termed
unnecessary slaughter The popular
Irritation could not be concealed The
soldiers evidently we're nervous and
open outbreaks resulting IN rspeti-
ton ~ Mondays terrible scenea were
@nis avcrted by the evident desire 81
the authorities TO prevent CLASH
coupled with the fear inspired hx the
soldiers bullets THE population ls
most bitter against the military and
the government officials expect man
ATTEMPTS al revenge upon the of4cers
commanding the troops all OF whom
are known,
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beaumont and return. Date N
sale May . and 10. Rate s94s
EAEnis May Is.
t.oz Angeles. Cal. round tgip rate
ssassa. Seliing dates Amy / , .nd
:. Retugn limit ~ days from date
~ sale
Seeond class coionsmf tsekete "a
Phoensx. Aria. end California painta.
wa " 4 r c. n. r. NJ rata ~ O.
Date 10 safe. daily March ! 70 Mar
aEa daily asps. IS 20 Oct. 81.
Galveston and Fuaagm 81 IS -.
count Knights az Columbus On sass
Aav and = limit NmT 8
Fur Worth sad refnrn. g. -
ar amt state meeting h. p u Z "a
@aie Ma ! ana Amas aaY 81
tsaassun 8ad FetuFn s. as. asenaaa
Enssssh staging @neswsfes IN
sale Aay : AmaE MAJ u
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conzfitnfien end Hy-Lsyss Rattle
And oalcsrs are Eiseted.


Dallas. siay sTonrth aanuai con-
vention Of Associated Master
Plumbers o. Texas was held here, with
twenty -sevsn firms represented. Cons.
stitution and bylaws were ratified.
Report o. Treasurer Braden showed
$500 In treasury Mr. Baden stated
the objects OF the association.
President Hin delivered his annual
report. which showed thai during the
last year the membership of the assoc
citation had been increased by the adj
dition Of twenty firms. he strongly
advocated that In seeking new menu
bership special attention should ia
given to quality, which. he considered,
constituted better union of strength
than many members. He specially
urged that the members be loyal 10
themselves and Ia the officers OF thu
association, and recommended that the
masters plumbers should work as unit
to have the state law providing for the
appointment of local boards OF exam
liners enforced
meetin
Following officers were elected I
President, S, G. Carroll of Dallas. We'd
president, o. s. Johnson of Sherman 4
secretary, J. J. Madigan of Dallas |
treasurer, Ed Shafer Of San AntonioI
Executive committee. N s. Hill oil
Waco, chairman: Chris Waltz and
Porter J. Keithley of Houcton.
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4 ~ Heesixsa The Approval 81 CO...
Lanhans.

Austin. Nay s.--The governor has
approved the curtla Hancock anti-pool
Tpsm bin. IT Incorporates the old law.
re only marked change being that il
permits betting on horse racing at the
rlngside. Under the provisions Of the
lsf.t Az aeeompEIee can be used to pro-
eucs testimony against a violator Of the
law.
He hied without his approval, the
arvhool iaw bill. which reyises all Of
the present school laws Also filed the
schoSi district blu All OF these acts
take effect July IA.
The mouse passed to engrossnent
TIE bcssse deficiency appropriation bill
without further amendment. II also
passed 10 engrossment the general cleo
tlun bill. after adopting few amend
rEsnts which did not materially change
the MEASURE.
The senate committee. appointed 10
Investigate the report that member OF
the legislature had tried 10 sell a guam
taty OF stamps at the Austin postoffics
nntshed It's work, reaching the conciu-
sion that some ouch offer had been
made. but not by a senator
Messrs. Hoskins. Low and Holmes
offered . resolution in the house recit-
Ing that II had been reported in the
newspapers that some member Of the
legislature had offered postage stamps
for sale at the Austin postoffice that
the senate committee appointed to In
vestiEate the matter had gone far
enough 10 find that some one had offer
ed 10 make such sales, bu, that IL was
not member OF the senate, and provid-
LIZ that the house create a COMMITTEES
10 Investigate the matter, Adopted
Authors Of resolution were appointed
tire committee
when aae2tioned about the banking
btu, Governor I.anharn sold; ''it ~ In
bad shape"
III you veto the bill will you submit
the subject 10 the legislature -
Il don't know about that ] am try
Ing 10 fsna out aha, the prospect oY its
passage Ia, ! am very much In favor
~ this Legislation, ard there aeerns 20
be public demand fer 81: but do
not see how ] can approve the bill In
It's present shape
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There are moya deaths directly
tae 90 weak lungs than 10 all
other diseases combined They are
humanity wsAk Hpas---the hrueziang.
place 81 ruusam nslon. When the
slightest ss mplom ~ trunble Is felt
IN the luug# vag should begin the
ass az DE- uOsr~ee German syrnr
At case. 4 IS made especially 70
sootbs. heal, ahd stFenKfhea the lungs
threat aad bronchial tubes GaeFFmmn
NyFap 10 ! never failing rsMeay tor
consumption Trial bottle IS ennfR
Big bottle GENTS Az al druggists
a. VI Fears III
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WASHING WITHOUT WATER


Did you ever see any one trying TO
wash themselves without soap or
water
II you did What would yen say of
hin9
IL To- every bit ae foolish Ia try To get
rid Of DandruT and TO prevent BALD
ness by feeding the germs which cause
H. with canthEaridez. Haselir.e glyeer-
sne and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients OF nos; So
called Hair vigors
NeweFo's Hsrracise q successful BE-
cause u attacks and Kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on tho hair rvotm
II - the original and nnty genuine
scalp Eryntrlde Manufactured
Reid ny leading druggists se~a ~. IN
ssArsps for sarapae 10 Fhe u@rpieide ca
Detroit, Mich.
Herring Drug Co. Special Agents
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committsa Requests That tIs Equitable
prssidens Take This sfep.

New York. May sine Evenin-
world reports that the Prick investigat-
ing committee summoned James w ALI
exam Ter before IT Tuesday and asked
him to resign his place as president OF
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
According TO the Evening World. Mr..
Frick said that although he could not
promise 1t for cert.4iQy he would
try to get Mr. Hyde to retire Temporal
rily. anyway, IL Mr Alexander would
resign.
The Evening World says: Mr. Frick
did not crfticise Mr.. Alexander's al
ministration OF the office he has held
SO long. but said il mus. be obviou.
that his period OF usefulness was over
and nothtw but his retirement would
accomplish what the committee is striv-
ing for. the end of the entire contro-
versy.
Mr.. Alexander was also asked TO use
his influence with Second Vice Presi-
dent Gage q. Tarbell to get him to re
sign, too. Mr.. Alexander was very
much affected. but declined to resign
then He told the committee he would
think the matter over.
The Evening World also announces
that Mr.. Hyde Is about TO bring suit
for the removal of Mr. Alexander from
his position as one Of the trustees OF
Hyde holdings Of stock in the
Equitab BILE
Concerning the report that President
Alexander had been requested to resign,
Mr.. Alexander said. through his secre-
tary, that the Prick committee had
never made any such suggestion to Mr..
Alexander. and that he has no inten-
tion whatever of resigning.
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FATAL INFATUATlON.
Man Kills Woman and Sends Bullet
Into His Own Heart.

Fort Worth, May 3.--Infatuated I'd
the degree Of taking the life OF thu
woman 70 whom he was very much at
tached because she denied him. as he
evidently thought. simple favor Fred
Street, about twenty four years of age
and waiter around town, killed Mrs
Annie Brown Stoffer the daughter OF
the late Jim Brown, the horseman. W he
lost his life back in 1895 on the Chica-
go race track, and then turned the
weapon uron himself and sent his life
into eternity
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BOLD BURGLARS.
Cot Telegraph and Telephone Wires and
Get Much Cash From Bank.

oneonta y. y, May IA band Of
masked robbers rode into the village 81
Ohbertsgflle. about eighteen miles from
here at 3 O'Clock Tuesday morning
ble9 open tbs modern and supposedly
Burglar rroef ssfe IN the private bars
~ A, g. BREWER and made good theii
escape with b8oty estimated at betweee
$4,000 aud si8aoo The startled yiltax-
ers found th4t The robbers had COM
p.eteiy Isolated tiilheftseille from ths
outside woF}d BY cutting ar tee tsIe-
Hraph ard telephone wires
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SMUGGLING CHARGED.
Four Employees OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad Placed Under Arrest.

FL Paso, May 3.--~Four employees OF
the Southern Pacific railroad on trains
running out OF FL Paso are under ar
rest at LorGshurg. ". Nj, charged with
smuggling Chinese into the United
States. They are w. b. Aiken. G. w
Wise, A. w. Powell and J. Goddard
the former two being conductors Many
Chinese have been smuggled through
here lately. carload having been APP
pretended az Yuma a few days ago
and the arrest Of the four men Is the
result u a search OF their rooms In this
city hy Thee. sthunaker 81 the depart
ngent Of commerce and labor.
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Burial Thursday.

Rio 1ond. Va. May 3-~It was decid-
ed that General Ftzhugh Lees funeral
should take place at l 2. m. Thursday
from ST. Paurs Episcopal church. Bish-
op A. NJ Randolph will conduct the
services. The remains. which have laid
in state at the city hail, have been
viewed by thousands
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VITAL STATISTICS.
births.

+. r. Reagor and wife, Ennis,
April =, "a boy.
George and Kate Wright. Ennis,
April "a. a boy.
Walter J and Myrtle Teachworth
Ennis April 90. a girl
julie Classy and wife. Ennis. April
20 q boy
Il. % and Maud Little. Milford.
April ~. a boy
John and Nellie Price. italy. April
90 a boy
v. u and BETTE Ashton. Italy.
April 10. a giri
Il A. aud Roxle Ratiiff. Britton.
April q hoy
Albert and Mary Appleton. nrif-
ton. April 2N. eifl
Thomas aud Allie Arnold. Bristom
April ~. = boy
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Program for sunday. Mas :.
Tops with Jesus IN she Home .
4 new Disciple Lake 3 97~52,
Leader. Mise Loacile Arnold
A joyous celebration, ar. Jet
ThnIas,
Hospitality and .yanguigzatian
Howard Williams
4 rule of contact fog Influence
Haary ise Ingram.