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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-05
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From the Norfolk Cval Pilot.
 The hndv If James Wilson. soldier of the Revolution, sioner Of the Decla- ration O, Independerre meuher of the convention that framed the Con stitution of the United States. and later justice of the Supreme Court. has lain for more than century in an obscure grave in Edenton. North Caro- lina. where he died on a visit to Judge Iredell in 179S. The foremost citizen of Pennsylvania in his day, saving Benfamin Franklin alone. a devoted patriot, riDe scholar. a iurist of h. minous mind and unrivalied learning, his talents and services were extolled bv all the great men of that era ol giants. and his speeches in the con vention and decisions on the bench ip- augurated the Federal theories of the government which Marshall after wards expounded and Webster de tended. In the famous debate of the latter with Hayne of South Carolina, the whole basis of his reasoning was borrowed from Wilson's earlier inter- Dretations of the Constitution, and not Hamilton himself was so influential in giving the tinge of Federalism to our infant institutions. But for Wilson, Pennsylvania would have refused to become a member of the Union by ratifying the Constitution, and of his cratory in the State convention Liv- ingstone wrote to Jefferson that 'it combined information, logic and elo- quence with resistless effect"
 Yet he passed away and was buried in a strange land, and his name and fame seemed to pass entirely from the memory of the people of the state on which he had reflected such honor A century elapsed, and except to close students of political and legal history he and his work of life were unknown. Tn the quiet Carolina town, his resting place was shown to strangers and some echoes of his distinction sur viged; but in Pennsylvania he was for gotten while lesser men of later gen erations were glorified by monuments and memorial tablets Just few weeks ago Mir. Roosevelt. in an ad- dress delivered at Harrisburg. took oc- casion to reinforce an appeal in favor of Nationalism by quoting from Will , son. and to laud his character and ey- amples as worthy of perpetuation
 There was need Of authority or which to base innovations to which the words of Jefferson could not he stretched. and lo, straightwar a movement was set on foot to rehabili- tate with the mold of public recog1i
 ton the ashes and the dicta of the IT.
 1ustrtous publicist % long Ignored. To day his body goes with escort and ceremony on Q man-of-war Co find q new resting place In peunsyiysnia- A
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-05
LOS ANGELES AWAITS
 ATTtLL-WALSH BOUT Interest in the Coimng Contest For Featherweight Champ
 ionship Is Acute,

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec 4.-Now that the great evens between O'Brien and Burns is over and followers of the game have had time to talk 1t over. they are turning their attention to the next event which is another champion ship battle.
 This is the Atten-Walsh contest which will take place in the Pacific Athletic Club Pavilion on the night or Friday. December 7th. The worst quibbler in the world could not say anything to show that the winner of this event will be absolutely the feather-weight champion of the world. Abe Attell won this title when he de feated Neill decisively last Fourth of July. with the title he also won the T. J. McCarey championship belt. which goes with the title and will go into the possession of the winner of this battle.
 Everybody in the Southwest knows all about Abe Attell. He has boxed so many times in Los Angeles, that fol lowers of the game have grown ac- euainted with his record and his mar vicious cleverness.
 Attell is one of those plucky men who is not afraid of such as Battling Nelson, Herrera and Kid Herman and has usually come off with the decision. His recent battle with Harry Baker, the little wohder from San Francico, Is fresh in the mind of the public and everybody comedies that for an ex- position of clever boxing, it was with out an equal in the history of the ring.
 Jimmy Walsh is not so wellknown in the West. His best work has been done in England, where he obtained a draw with Jem Bawker, the British wonder, who was defeated by Neill afterwards.
 He toured the United Kingdom. meeting all corners in his class and defeated every single one of them
 walsh has already met Abe Atteh this year. On Washington's birthday he went fifteen rounds with the pres ent champion at Chelsea, Mass, but lost the decision. He is quite young. however. being only twenty years Of age, and hafnaturally improved since that time, so that we must all con- cede that Walsh has an excellent chance to t. ke the championship belt into his possession.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-05
RAILROAD COMPANY WILL MAKE NEW CITY Tidewater R. R. Company of
 Virginia Is Upbuildng
 SewalI's Point.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 4.-The James town Tri-Centennial Exposition to be held next year. opening the 26th of April and closing the 30th of Novem- Der, will have a peculiar interest for those engaged in the coal industry, whether as miners and shippers or as transporters. Within easy distance of the Exposition grounds is Lambert's Point, at the western terminus of Hampton Roads. which is now utilized by the Norfalk and Western railroad as the loading place for coal shipped to all parts of the world. Ships of all nations come to these wharyes to be replenished with a supply for their own needs. as well as to carry i'm mense quantities of it for consumption in distant places.
 But the industry at this point will be very small in comparison with the gigantic bulk of trade which will. m the near future, be carried on from Sewall's Point, Immediately adjoining the Exposition Grounds. The Tide water Railroad company has determin- ed 10 make of Sewall's Point the great shipping place of all American coal destined for foreign use. The entire space of land. abutting on the shore line of Hampton roads at this juncture will be used for coal yards and wharves. and as this space covers several hundreds of acres, the i'm mensfty of the plant will be of wonder ful extent. In order to accomplish the plans and purposes in contemplation the Tidewater Railroad will extend its branches so as to tap every field where this indispensable fuel is to be found. :.
 Men who are interested in this vast Industry. as well as railroad men in general. win find it a profitable way to join business with pleasure by wis ting the Exposition, and studying the possibilities of increasing their trade. It will be of value to them to know that many of the buildings on the Fix position grounds will remain, and will form the nucleus of prosperous city, which will owe It's upward growth to the dusky diamond.
 Their industry will have. by reason of the Exposition. close alliance with the fundamental idea of American civ ilization. the idea which will be there commemorated. and this fortuity of circumstances can he adroitly featured in future explorations.
 It will be a splendid outing for their wives and sons and as the latter will succeed to the enterprises of their sires. this chance to see and studv Sewa'Ps Point should not be neg lected.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-05

This appears the most effective course the commission can take. and you may be sure that everything will be done within the scope of authority to bring about the earliest possible relief"
 Senator .Hansbrough has written several letters to the commission call ing attention to car shortage. declar- ing the situation to be SO serious as to amount almost to a calamity in some sections, and says that if the com mission investigates at once there would be no difficulty in locating the blame, if any.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-05

FLORENCE. Dec. 4.--John Roberts. who has been running a roulette wheel in Billy Gamble's saloon at Kelvin for some time past. was shot in thestom- ach by John Devance (better known as Texas Bob) last Sunday and died at the Florence hospital Tuesday morning. Pedro Carrilio. who was sitting on a bench in front of the sa- loon, was also killed by stray bullet from Devance's pistol. The principals in the tragedy had quarrel some time ago that came near resulting in gun duel but the quarrel was patched up and no more trouble was anticipated.
 According to reports. the shooting Sunday night resulted from state ment by the deceased to the effect that Devance was part negro. It IS said that when Devance was informed of this statement, he armed himself, went into the saloon. and finding
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-05
BOTH HOUSES 0F
 CONGRESS IN SESSION

(Continued from Page onep tween the state and federal authori- ties.
 The Telegraph says the president speaks out resolutely and fearlessiy. knowing that the democracy like , man who is not afraid to be its master.
 The Standard says the most signln- cant feature of the message is that the president is constantly finding himsei1 up against" the American consutu- ton.
 The Daily Express finds the mes sage strong demonstration or the fact that the main currents of nation al life in England and America are sweeping forward in parallel lines, namely. the struggle of nationalism against anti-nationaiism. and of the state against socialism.
 HAVANA. Dec. 4.-The message of President Roosevelt to the American congress was published in the local press this afternoon. No editorial comment on it was made
 The Liberal and Moderate leaders are chary of expressing an opinion of the presidents declaration regarding . Cuban policy. The general view. however. Is that 1t does not differ ma terially from statements made in the letter of Senor Quesada. Cuban minis ter, last September, and the 1nal de termination of the policy of the Unit ed States rests in the hands of con- gross.
 The Diario De La Marina tomorrow win say:
 While President Rooseveit's decia- rntions relative to Cuba are In fact a pharaphrase of his letter to Senor Quesada, the message contains the ad- TitIonal statement that If Cuba ac- possible that the islands Independence Ttould he maintained. for since the United States is standing In the posi. ton of . guarantor of protection cs life and property. it would thea be compelled to intervene aneW-
 Although this statement already has been expressed by Senator Bev eridge and Secretary Root. it's reiter- ation by President Roosevelt gives it . final stamp of authority."
 Commenting on the message the Post tomorrow win say:
 That part Of the message relating to Cuba is hardly al1 that was expect. ed by those who thought that the pres e1t opposition to the president's Cu- ban plans would call forth an appeal atzoagsr than usual for the promp' svseuatjoa of the Inland and the resto z raf'c~ ~f the Cuban -epublic. To the prssIdent getting lukewarm regarding Cuba? Possibly not; but whether ol not. there is certainly not that ring oi enthuslA6m n his words rvgnrdfnl Cuba always ncticsahls in his utter ancoo.s
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-05

stately shaft will record his genius and what is wrought, and from the shades of century's oblivion James Wilson will emerge-the prophet of a new dispensation. A tribute was due to one so singularly endowed and so devoted to his adopted land. but it Is marred not alone by tardiness but by the selfish motive which prompted the late payment of the debt. Now watch for a Republican twhy not non partisan?- Ed. "Press) resurrection of Wilsonism in papers. magazines and public speeches.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-05
MEX|CANS
 HAVE BLOODY FIGHT
Woman In the Case Causes All the Trouble and Is Placed
 in Jail

The justice's office in the city hall last evening presented the appearance of a shambles, four Mexicans, two of them bleeding with deep wounds about the head, legs and body, having been brought in from Ragtown where they had desperate fight with knives and other weapons, and 1t was all over a woman, who was one of the four prisoners.
 Dr. Greene dressed their wounds, but this morning when they were ar raigned in court they still presented the appearance of the aftermath of a Russo-Japanese combat on the banks of the Yalu. One limped with all the art of grand army veteran applying for a pension. while the head of the other injured man was beautifully swathed in mummy fashion.
 The injured men are Juan Guerrero and Juan Barbarez; another partici- pant was Ygnacio Munoz, while the lady in the case was Refugio NJ. de Baladez. Munoz, it is thought, did most of the cutting, for he was re- lieved of a dangerous dirk after the encounter. which gave indication of having been used. The woman was just drunk, but is said to have been the motive of the tri-cornered fight.
 The affray. apparently, was of the free-for-all catch-as-catch-can sort. Guerrero was given a vicious stab in the leg which put him out of the run ming, and Balarez received a variety of scalp wounds that will make his head look like a piece of patchwork when the stitches the doctor took thereon are removed and the wounds cured
 The two injured men each entered plea of guilty and were given fifteen days in jail; the woman got eight days and the case of Munoz. charged with ha and1fng fha Euifa haS mt haap triad
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-05
MAYOR SCHMITZ AND RUFF
 BEFORE SUPERIOR COURT

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-Mayor Eugene E. SchnHn, and Abraham Ruef appeared before Superior Judge Dun- ne today for arraignment on charges of extortion, preferred by the grand jury. Attorneys for the two indicted men asked for postponement and Judge Dunne set next Thursday as the day for arraignment.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-05
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed plans and specifications in detail will be received by the Board of Supervis- ors af the office of the board in the City of Tombstone. Arizona, not later than 1 o'clock ?. m.. December 2Sth. .ie06, for tAe construction and com- pletion of . steel bridge scross the
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
Sorgeresolutioner

Alldenstund Diet har behagat var
Himmelske Fader att i slit all
visa rad hadanka ALA till den evil
ga hvilan var hogt alskade bro
der, Herr William Johnson, och
Alldenstund var hadangangne
van alltid under sin lefnadstid j.
bland oss visat sig arlig sin be
roring med allmSnheten, ask
liz och omsorgsfull sasom famil-
jefader, trogen och nitisk i tor
samlingsarbetet SAINT orubblig
i sin kristliga karaktar. och
Alldenstund denna ovantade bort
gang kommer att orsaka EFT stort
och kannbart tomrum icke al
lenast / familjen utan aiven i
f5rsamlingen saval som j.
bland allmanheten, ware darfor
Beslutadt, att vi sasom kyrko
styrelse odmjukt boja oss under
Guds underbara ledning; vidarc
Beslutadt, att vi genom denna
bortgang erkanna att vi forlorat
en- ifrig forsamlingmedlem, men
sarskildt en- trogen medlem at
styr elsen, vidare
Beslutadt, att vi harmed uttrycka
vart hiartligaste medlidande for
den sorjande familjen och van
ner och vart fasta hopp att de
genom Guds mad ma fnna
frost uti dessa Fralsarens ord:
"Fader jag will att hvarest jag
ar. dar skola ock de vara med
mig, hvilka du har giivit mig"
job. II: "a. vidare
Beslutadt,a att en- kopia af dessa re-
solutioner framlamnas till den
soriande familjen, att vi lata
dem afskrifvas ! kyrkostyrelsens
protokollsbok SAINT att vi lata
dem insattas uti tidningarna
Svenska Monitoren. Hemlandet,
Augustana. Sioux City Morning
and Evening Journal, SAINT
Sioux City Tribune,
Vordsamt.
Kyrkostyrelsen i Svenska f.
v~angeliska 'Lutterska Augusta.
ma forsamlingen.
Sioux City, Iowa,
den 81 JUL.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
PsaGsserem i kemi vid Nor.

G@t~S@~ SS
uningssde College, w. Lee Lewis,
Ehar uySisea varit sysselsatt med
suudersokuingar af miolkprof, som
ssagits fran vsra hoteller och re-
sfaaEaater. u ndersokningarna haf-
va vTsae att 40 procent at dessa
uaIdLkpgof voro forfslskade, i det
sormaadehyd tillsatts mjolken for
att hiadra den fran att surna. For
~u1aIdetlyd ar EFT at de kraftigaste
rrg1edel maukansr for desinhciering
raeu ga Stamina gang mycket skad
Iigt for helsaa. om Diet tages in,
vartee 3fveni mycket sm3 ,qvanti-
teeer. Miolkinspektoren under
E1teaaes omforhSllandet men upp
Iystc att han ingeutiug kunde 60
&c at saken, enar han enligt lagen
eaudast hade stthsHa sig till mjolk-
cveTaasorerna. Hotel o. restau-
1rauteG kunde torgifta mjolken
Sd mycket de behagade, sedan de
Kept den at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1aazu att neutrality-suspicious. kunde
IugrIEa.
Dem gamla Acknowledgements
gems esabro ofver Big Sioux 40
den som varit | hruk ofver 80 ar,
Kxsr8R4er ia att rTfvas och ersitta-
af err ny staloro bestaende af iva
sspang hvartdera Ego fot langt.
,FpGR Aagas6aAGf0gSdmkGsgeH
N4stx s6ndag hallas foIjande mo
fsn-
H0gql5ssoPgsdikaR 1890 + m.
&5edzgsssola I2:o5 EN-.
RabeGtiass pa engetssza 1905 EN-.
GgdsrIeHst pr Iaudet 2:3oe.m m.
Neutrality-suspicious. pa engelska
500 EN-.
War aldre misunderstanding
som { gar uaaste uppskj u ia slit mo
&c pa SruRd aft 6eecafningen hal
Her delta mote-n1sta onsdagsefter-
rniddxg klockaa tire hos Mr& Mrs
c. A. Larsor pa 1923 n. Boule-
ward
Nasta oasdagsqvali haller var
uugdom screening ca Lawn So
.ciay sos mr. och GAGS AlexLarson
pi623 jennings gstan. ALA arc
TpS det hiartiigaste valkomna fo,
att g .uom sin harvard och delta
sgande uppmuntra var ungdom.
AnsSdLaM ingick haromdagel
till uppsyningsmaauen ofver d
fattfga att en- osterrikisk qvinn'
wild rramn MrsToseph Ploutz la
sIuk 1 EFT bakrum j 500 w. Thir,
street. och beh5fde help. E
1akaxe, sandes dit fer att Sc or
den siuka, hvilkeu led af tyfoid
feber. och antraff ade har EFT fai
af Diet yttersta elande. Rumme
var 5fver all beskrifning smut
sIgt, och en- outhardEg stank rad
de der. Pa en- usel badd i en-
hornet lag den sjuka och had
till vardare endast en- minderari
son. Omgifningarne voro sd be
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
En- hard lott

ST besyarlighetrr att dras med kommor
fan en- frog lefver och uppstoppade in
elfvor. SO framt nj Ell satter dem i yeder-
b0rlig verksamhet med DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, deu angenAmaste och NEST
verksamma kur for forstoppning. De
forhindra appendicitis ooh starka syste-
met. Csc. j Lungren i Andrews apotek,
Sioux City, la.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03

Screen doors and windows till
billiga priser hos Spalding, So
Court SITS.
Damers proftoflor till halfya
priset hos Fridlund &Johnson.
hornet af 4 & Virginia Street.
Fins parfvmer kunnaerhallas
nos c c. Thelander.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03

droflga att lakaren Ell anSag sig
kupna CORA nagot for den siuka,
savida hon ej lyttades till nagot
annat stale, och pa hans foran-
staltande intogs hon pa Samari-
tanhospitalet. Den sjukas man
vistas sallan eller alGrig hemma
hos sin familj och befnner sig
for narvarande pa farmarbete i
Nebraska. Hustrnn har under
tideu forsorjt sig och barnet med
tvatr men bar eI kunnat halla
hemmet rent, sd att Diet till sist
blef en- stinkande hala, hvarofver
ALA %grannarne klagade.
I julinnmret at Tom Watsons
Magazine finnes en- # d. r.
Brady harstades inford artikel at
handlande de Toner, som "DETAILS
de qvlnn iga bitradena i de Store
stadernas departementsbutikert
Dr. Brady pastar att dessa Toner
i do fiesta fall arc alldeles otill-
rackliga att foda och klada sig pa,
hvarfor hickor, anstallda i dessa
butiker maste som en- bifortjens.
tillgripa osedligt lefnadssatt.
Delta CALLER icke allenast depar-
tementsbutikerna j Sioux City.
Delta pastaende har mycket O.
nadigt upptagits at vara storhand-
lare, hvilka energiskt protestera
mot detsamma och, saga att de
gifva sina qvinnliga bitraden fullt
ut tillrackliga Toner att lefva an
standigt pa, sd att de ingalunda
at nod behofva tillgripa den a
DR. Brady antydda utvagen.
Det fnnes manga olika satt att
"tgora sin lefven" pa har i verl-
den, och EFT ganska originelt sd
dant ar Diet, som anvandes af
professor" ]. M. Waterbury.
Hans specialized bestar i ait hyra
ut sig till nagon affarsman eIler
frma. som onskar CORA reklam
for sin affair, och spela piano
dygnvis utan uppehall och utan
att ahagsna handerna fran kla-
viaturen. Han hade anstaIlts
for re<lamandamal at the Lind
holm Furniture Co. och borjade
slit spell kl. s i fredagsqvall pa
EFT / EFT skyltf0nster utstalldt pi-
ano. Def var hans mening att
denna gang sla slit eget rekord.
hvilket bestar i att spela piano i
strack under nagot Diver 81 tim
mar. Pa EFT bord bredvid pianot
stod uppradadt EFT batteri fla
skor, hvarur hans uppassare, ne.
germ ]. Locke Warwick. gaf no
nom en- styrkedryck da och do
"Professorn" bevakades hela ii,
! den babe dag och matt at en- skara
nyhkna menniskor och holl ps
: till XII. 900 i lord agsqvall, da b.
. med ems sprang upp och kastad
: sig hogt gratande i Warwick
armar, Han ledsagades sedal
till en- sofia, der han lag unde
flera minuters It'd i hysterisk;
! snyftningar, imam han kund,
hemta sig. Hans n%ervsystem va.
alldeles uppgifvet, och han had,
Ell kunnat halla ut en- minut Ian
. gre. Men han spelade i ALA fal
oafbrutet under Is timmar ocE
g ? minuter och Diet ar ju vacker
cd IHotarkr~., (2.I.- -
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
maggaoRENs lELEFUNNuMMER CTS

Dresses for barn fran 2 till Ia
Gr sIutsaIas tire stora partier till
roc CSC och 75c hos
Lars0n<Swan Dry Goods Co.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
LJoHAN son, Pastor.

bet ar ingen plats for grocer
eller k0tthandel som ar battre at
besoka an i mr.. III 4th st.
Larson & Anderson.
Da Nj behofver skrindorrar ga
till Spaulding, 8 & Court SITS.
Tort och fnt byggnadsvirke
hos S~palding, 8 & Court.
Mar Nj koper Shingles. So kop
de basta. The Canadian
Red Cedar Shingles arc fullkom-
liga. De arc at vertikal we'd och
hvarie Single ar en- fullkomlig
Single. vi rekommendera dem
hogeligen hos vara kunder. Kom
och Sc dem. Jas d. Spalding.
ON Nj har hosta, sd kop en-
1aska at Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
Tiarpapp och takspan at basta
qvalitet hos Spalding
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03

att han mycket val kunnat halla
ut till p%afolJande morgon, derest
han ej blifvit stord at en- mes
singsorKester, som pa qvallen
borjade spela pa Diet motsatta
hornet. Delta val mera an hans
sensitiva nerve kunde tala, och
han maste, fastan motvilligt, sluta.
Genom den fysiska anstrangnin-
gen hade hans handler borjat sval
la och iegerandarne voro omma.
Dessutom hade han smartor i
ryggens och axlarnes muskler.
H an har nu rest till Sioux Falls
TOR att spela der och begifver sig
sedan till st. Paul.
Staten h oais' 6 st4dfn Toledo. ssS
FnAv- ). CHENEY svar att han ar cen aldre
oelegnren l armla i. J. CHENEY a Co, som har
afEsr 1 staden Toledo, namnda county och stat,
och att sanma 6rma VIII betala en- sumna af
hundrade. dollars for hvart enda fall az IA
Frank J. Cheney.
Bsqittnat f5r mig och underskrivit 4 min mar
FARO den Cite December 1856.
a4s~--sspl A. W. Gleason,
sea- Notarius Publicus.
HALLS CkrAzsE CURE tages invartes och
varkar direkt pa blodet och slemhinnorna 1 syste-
met, Skrif efter intyg, gratis.
F. J. Cheney q Co.. Toledo. O.
eE@ SRlics hos ALA apotekare, voc.
HANS Family Pills aro &c basta-
K6ttyasten har nu borjat satta
sin hotelse i verket att hoja priset
pa sina redsn forut dyra varor,
och en- ytterligare p~risstegring
vantas. Samtidigt betalar tru-
stem nu lagre pris for lefvande
kreatur och swim an for nagon It'd
sedan och halter sig pa delta satt
skadeslos for de forluster, som
tillfogades den genom undersok-
ningen at slakterierna. Altman
heten far i delta fall efter vanlig-
heten j sista hand betala holerna,
Stora qvantiteter smor utskep-
pas hyarie dag at Hanford Produ-
&c Companys mejeri harstades.
Salunda utsandes endast / FREE
days forliden vecka icke mindre
an 1900 drittlar smor, hvarat
st0rsta delen gick till New York.
Delta mejeri pastas vara Diet
storsta i verlden.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03
Gudstjenster

Svenska miasionskyrkan. hornet ST Z
och Court streets. Sondagar: sondags-
skola XII. $50 f. M, predikan XII. TO- As
f. M, ~ungdomsmote XII. AS 9. M. predi-
kan XII. 5 e. m. Torsdagar: Kort predi-
kan XII 8 e. m.
A. G.. SPORRONG, Pastor. 7EnzgTa
Bostad lola - z street.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-03

/ den svenska ba~ptistkyrkan, hornet af
10 och Virginia SITS. predikan hvarje SON
dag XII. 1915 {. N. och S Q. m. ING
domsmote halles XII. 5 Q. m. B0nemote
Svarje torsdagsqyall XII. 5.
I0HANSON Pastor
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Sioux City.

.SgcaSka M0nts0yens kontor
aalIes dppet fran XII. 2 till 9 hvarie
oval.