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Associated Press Dispatches BY Special Wires
Copenhagen Denmark, Jan 30
Frederick VIII was proclaimed King of
Denmark at noon today, in Amalienborg
Square, in front of the palace.
The ceremony lasted only few minutes.
The Premier. NJ. Christensen. appeared on
the balcony Of the palace and announced
to the so 900 persons assembled below the
death Of King Christian TX and the &C
cessiOn OF his eldest son. The Premier
then called for cheers for King Frederick
VIII
The new ruler of Denmark joined the
Premier on the balcony and in a short
speech declared that he would rule in
accordance with the example set him by
his father, and trusted that the same
accord between the King and the nation
would continue as heretofore His Majesty
concluded with calling for cheers for the
Fatherland.
King Frederick received warm
hearted greeting from the assembled
crowd whose cheers mingled enthusiastic
cally with the national anthem
The American Minister, Thomas J
O'Bnen, has already acted upon oabled
instructions from the State Department
as follows.
Convey through the appropriate chan.
mel the sincere coincidence of the President
and your country upon the death of III.
Majesty, King Christian. Root"
King Frederick is a great admirer o
America. As Crown Prince he never lost
an opportunity to welcome prominent
Americans visitors to his palace. anc
always showed the keenest interest II
events transpiring in the United States
He is a close reader Of American STANDARD
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Os ONAULs and King Streets.


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New York Jan. sO.-FlouE receipts, 22ioi6
barrels. sales 2.Q' -.eady but quieL
Wheat, receipts. 5000 bushels sales, h0euVU
bushels An early advance OF q toss in wheat
this morning was impelled ny higher cables,
room covering and further reports o. rain IN
the Argentine May, alta9ohc; july 80 l-lua
sgisr September alls1 l-luQ.
I'VE, nominal; No. Western, 71c. & o b. New
York.
Corn, receiuts. " $50 bushels Sales 300 bu.
Firm ON reports oi export business ana IN sym
pathy with wheat Jan taa53isc May osi.
July 90 GIG.
Beef. steady.
Pork, steady - -
lard. frm: prime Western steam 81 sdas7 %.
sugar. raw, steady iau fenning, SCI
centrifugal o. test Siac.i molassea sugar,
l1.c.. refined. sieady; crushed, t0i4 powdered
a. 81; grnnulnicd, eill ...-.-.,
Petroleum. steady refined an ports, N'ooae"oV'
CoHoe quiet 80. RIO. f-lte
Molasses hfin. New Orleans, 3Qaaoc.
Butter duct. receipts, $3.50 streel prices
extra creameri, 26c, Official prices, creamery,
common 90 extra l1a21c' DO, held eAuas. 80
l3c. state dairy common 70 extra tth@tc.i
renovated. COMMON 90 extra ltals.ac.' western
'artory. comm 20 hrtsi l1'aalo'aci western
imitation creamery extra, 2Ja2lc.. DO. nrsls'
Cheese. steady. receipts. 1888.
Frr. uus.. tied; receipts, 6,1i Slate and
ponnsylNaun nncy selected white 2sa-ie
d. ch0icc. 1la.2' do mixed. eAih Vci west
EN- Or Is, isc. do. seconds l'aif7le
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WITHHELD APPROVAL.
Comptroller Chandler Declines to Indorse
Some Bills

Comptroller Chandler Declines to Indorse
Some Bills.
Two bill of Elias p. Hicks. amounting
to Sl7.22, for planking on bridges, and a
billiof John Lynn's, of 81, for repairing a
bridge race at Greenbank, were returned
TO the Levy Court today. by Comptroller
Chandler, without his approval on the
ground that the Levy Court has no right
TO take hundred bridges and that the road
commissioners and mill owners have kept
in repair bridges except where races pass
ing through a mill dam are used as public
highways. In his communication Mr..
Chandler suggests that the Levy Court ash,
the Legislature to abolish the Office of road
commissioner and have the Levy Court
men do the work.
Action on the bills was deferred until an
opinion can be obtained from the court :
attorney.
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MAY RELEASE WILSON.

Rufus Johnson, the negro arrested in
Baltimore several days ago, on suspicion
Of having murdered Miss Atkinson, at her
home in Moorestown, n. j., having made
a confession, It is thought that John
Wilson, the negro arrested here last
Tuesday on suspicion of knowing some
thing of the murder, viii be released from
the workhouse in few days, unless the
local authorities receive word from
Moorestown to hold him longer.
Wilson was committed TO the work
house for 10 days on the charge of va
grancy. The 10 days vii expire shortly.
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ADDIoKs' BUILDING SOLD.
Magistrate Bradley Buys the King Street
House.


Magistrate Bradley Buys the King Street
House.
The Addicks house on King street above
Tenth. was sold for the second time. within
six months, by Sheriff ellis. this morning.
IL was purchased by Magistrate Francis S.
Bradley for $3.50 II was stipulated
that 10 per cent of the purchase price be
paid at once, and the remainder by next
Monday. When the property was sold
before it was purchased by Herbert Ii.
Ward, counsel for j. Edward Addicks
The 10 per cent put up at that time.
amounting to over $500, was forfeited by
Mr.. Addicks failing 10 comply with the
terms of the sale by not paying the re-
mainder Of the purchase price by Novem-
Der 10Th.
The property was sold by foreclosure
proceedings instituted by George A.
Elliott, who holds "a mortgage upon the
property, whose claim against it amounts
to about $3.50
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LEVY COURT COMMITTEES.
appointments Announced This Morning
by PresIdent aIorarIin

by Prcddeni Morariin.
President McFarlin, at the meeting Of
tne Levy Court, this morning. announced
the appointment of the committees for the
year There were few changes. except
that OF Mr.. Hopkins. the former chairman,
succeeds President McFarlin on a number.
Under a rule passed at the last meeting,
several committees were increased from
three TO five members. Mr. Hopkins sue
ceeds Mr.. Brown as chairman of the fin
ance committee and Mr.. Brown becomes
chairman OF the committee on attorney,
clerk and sheriff, to succeed Mr. Nc
Farlin.
The committees follow;
Finance Hopkins. chairman; Scott,
brown, salmon and Logue
Public Buildings Hopkins chairman;
Oreenheld, Brown, Salmon and Logue.
Printing and Stationery Brown,
ehairmani Scott, Logue, Salmon and Hop
kins.
Coroner and Physicians -Logue, chair
man; Hopkins and Scott.
Overpaid Taxes Hopkins, chairman;
scott Logue, Greenfield and Brown.
Attorney, Clerk and Sheriff Brown,
chairman; Greenfield, Hopkins, Salmon
and Scott.
Approval Of Bonds Brown, chairman
salmon and Hopkins.
Magistrates and Constables -Logue
Chairman Scott and Brown
Assessors and nspectors--Hopkins
Chairman Greenfield and Logle.
County Norkhouse Brown, chairman
Hopkins and Greenfield.
Wilmington Hundred Bridges
chamani Brown and Salmon.
Revised Assessment Committees-firsi
District-Second, Fourth, Sixth Eight
and Ninth wards Of Wilmington, Logue
Brown.
Second District First, Third, Fifth
seventh, Tenth Eleventh and Twelfth
wards, Brown Logue.
Third District randywine hundred
and that portion of Christiana hundred
lying north and bounded by the centre lint
OF Lancaster turnpike, Greenfield, Hop
kins.
Fourth District-Mill Creek, part o
Christiana, Hopkins, Greenfield
Fifth District White Clay Creek. Rec
Lion and New Castle hundreds, McFarlin
Hopkins.
sixth District Pencader and St George
hundreds, Salmon, Scott
Seventh District -Appoquinimink an'
Blackbird hundreds Scott, Salmon. 9t .
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LEG BROKEN BY A BOILER.

Robert Valentine, living on Vande-
yer avenue, employed IN the boiler
shurs of the r., b. & W. kailfoad 20,
had his right leg broken below the
knee and his thigh fractured, this
afternoon. the result Of boiler rolling
over on him,
DR.. Draper reduced the fracture,
after which he was sent to the Della
ware Hospital in the Phoenix ambu-
lnUrQ
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NAV Change Street Lines.

No action was taken, at the meeting
Of the Street and Sewer Directors this
morning, on the application of the vii.
mington City Railway Co. for permission
10 build extensions to Todd's Cut. The
department is considering the matter OF
changing the courses of some Of the nm
improved streets in that section, and it
is likely that a decision will be reached
in this matter before the railway fran
chises are granted.
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GEN. BUTLER HERE.

The annual meeting of the Hidalgo
Placer Mining and Milling Co.. which was
incorporated under the laws of Delaware.
was held in the office of George r. Town
send, Jr., in this city, today.
The president of the company is Gen.
NJ. C. Butler OF North Carolina, who has
the distinction Of being the ranking sur
viving Confederate officer, since the death
Of Gen. Joseph Wheeler. Gen. Butler.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and Cen Wheeler were
the three Southern generals selected bv
President Mckinley to take part in the
war between this country and Spain.
Gen. Butler is in Wilmington attending
the meeting The mines are in Mexico
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30
Chinese Festival Ends.

With the stroke of the midnight hour
last niaht all festivities incident 10 the
Chinese New Year came TO a close and
today all business with the Chinese was
resumed after an entire week of fun and
frolic. All the oelestials are now sup
posed to be free Of debt and start the
new year unhindered by membranes OF
amy sort.
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charaed Win rresnass.

Special officers Of the p, b. & w. Rail.
road Co., last evening, arrested seven
men. one OF them colored, on the charge
If trespassing ON the property Of the
railroad company They were taken be-
fore Magistrate Hollis and each fined s.,
IN default OF which they were committed
10 the workhouse for 10 days.
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CITY COURT.
Two Negroes Charged With Stealing Corr
From a Stable.

From a Stable.
Dennis Lewis and Mark Blake, both
colored, had a hearing before Judge Coch-
ran, in the City Court, this morning, on
the charge Of stealing corn from the
stable of Martin keogh and each was
held under $500 bail for the Court Of
General Sessions. The case against Ed
ward Davis, colored, was continued until
tomorrow morning Major Fisher, col
ored, charged with receiving stolen goods,
was dismissed on motion of Assistant
City Solicitor Rice, for lack of evidence.
The testimony in the case against
Achille hi Geacoma, charged with violat-
ing the meat ordinance, by selling veal
under four weeks old. was heard, after
which Judge Cochran reserved his de-
cesion until next Friday. The case
against Dominick Bernado, charged with
the same oifense, was dismissed Assist
ant City Solicitor Rice informed the
court that the meat inspector made this
request.
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MOB ATTACKS JAIL AND
RELEASES POLITICAL PRISONERS

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hlgaLivonia, Jan. 3O.-A mob attacked
-e lall' IN the centre of the town, this
morning shot down the sentries, broke
lle1 the cells and liberated all the poll
"all company Of soldiers was stationed
U ,ne building, but so rapid and unex-
iaied was the action Of the rioters that
'-Sil purpose was successfully carried out.
ineTewere many women among the
stacking party.
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Electric Wire Extension.

The Street and Sewer Department has
granted the Wilmington City Electric Co.
Inc right to erect electric light poles at
Nineteenth street and Greenhill avenue,
on Greenhill avenue between Delaware
avenue and Nineteenth street, Sixteenth
street between Parkway and Mt. Salem
lane and Parkway between Pennsylvania
avenue and Sixteenth street.
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FENNlMORE'S BRIDGE

Levy Court Decides to Have New Structure
Built.
Commissioner Salmon reported, at
the meeting of the Levy Court, this
morning, that he had heard from
United States Engineer klaRler, who
informed him that the government
mad approved the proposed bridge to
be built over the Appointments
River at Fennimore's.
On motion of Mr.. Salmon II was
decided to advertise for bids.
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CADET DEsAUssURE ON TRIAL.


'''en Press DIsnatcu bv pesiai wirs.
annapolis, Nd Jan. 3O.-The court
d ,,.'l az the Naval Academy opened to-
Fsl session at $50 a. m. The case on
NJ i r"as that Of Richard L. DesaussIre
eniaIle'ton, s c., against whom there
speci Ssi,aIge OF hazing supported by seven
dore n' hazng was ALLEGED to have been
nr.... uUrng September last when De
Az l o-e was compelled to lose a part OF
rn5;soa'e on account of deficiency in his
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Barse No. ] of the Charles Warner 90
which was run down on saturday hisn'
Inv the CLYDE Line steamship Moaic .,i
has been lowed TO the wharyes OIL .t snt
o,,ners. and an examination shows tns'
he vessel was cut almost IN Two
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QUEEN TO ATTEND FUNERAL.

London, Eng, Jan 30-King Edward
arrived here this afternoon and Queen
Alexandra proceeded to Sandringham,
where she viii remain until she goes to
Copenhagen to attend the funeral of her
father, King Christian.
King Edward has decided TO open Par
lament in person. but the Queen will not
be present and the state pageantry prob
ably will be curtailed
The bell in the curiew tower Of Windsor
Castle on the day Of the funeral will be
tolled 81 times, representing the age OF
King Christian
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An agreement between the Philadel-
mia & Reading Railway 90. ana .ne
Street and Sewer Department, ,elatl' .
10 a sewer under the railway at Anchor
ace street. which was built by the cry
some time ago, was ratified by tne ue'
nartment az It's meeting this morning
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M D h; wilmington Oil Co. has purchased
a,so. eIson property 42l East Front
IN, az "a cost Of $4,000. The building
d lso frontage Of 40 feet, with depth
ris soo leet. The company will make
s5i,b' alterations to the building
lssd. |ll make it suitable for the
'9 Of the company.
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Harvey II. Higgins, who was ar.
rested Saturday night, on suspicion OF
being deserter from the United
States Navy, WIS taken this afternoon
10 the League Island Navy Yard by
officer David Wardls.
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Accession Of Frederick VIII Duly
Proclaimed Today.
CHEERED BY FIFTY THOUSAND
Ceremony Took Place in the
Amalienborg Square In
Front of the Palace
CHRISTIANS DEATH ANNOUNCED
And the New Ruler Presented
to the People.

Frederick VIII Made a Brlef Address, IN
which He Declared That 10 Would Rule
IN Accordance wan the Example Set by
His Father Received Warm Greeting.
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cod s,5 promo Quinine, the worldwide
oal i o,'u grip remedy, removes the cause.
tgps,r.I ous iull name and look for full
'1e oi Z. W. Grove. 25c.s
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TO ASSESS POLES.
Ties Of the Railways May Also Be As
sessed

Ties Of the Railways May Also Be As
sessed.
The county assessors have about com
pleted the assessment for this year, and
at the meeting of the Levy Court next
Tuesday the assessors will turn their
books over to that body. The books will
be copied duHng the month of February.
The Levy Court will sit during March 10
hear appeals frQni arid 80 revise thu as
sessrneht iheurcs
The assessors, for the FIRST time, will
make a return of the number Of poles of
the various railway and telegraph and
telephone companies in the county and
of the number of ties OF the various
railway and railroad companies operat-
ing in the county. No valuation on this
kind of property is fixed by the assessors,
but the Levy Court will probably fix the
valuation.
An assessed valuation Of over $4,000
600 is placed on the p, B. & W. elevated
railroad, which is not yet completed, by
the assessors.
Assessor Chadwick valued the elevated
structure from Eighth street north 20
its end at $4,000, and Assessor Gael
placed valuation of 100000 on the
stretch from Eighth street 90 Market
street, Which is unfinished, Assessor
Bierman placed a valuation of s300,00Q
on the section from Market street To
Liberty.
Relative TO a report TO the effect that
the assessment on the railroad shops at
Todd's Cut had been increased from less
than S5OOOO0 10 Sl.050.O00, Assessor
Chadwick said there was no change on
the amount Of the assessment Of the
shops. e,ar saau lt-a $50 tH
--r f--rr7Jr--r-,-T nrta unf
" City Lighting Contracts.
Although the contract with the Ameri-
can Lighting Co. does not expire until
June 2d, the matter of new city contracts
was brought up incidentally at the meet
ing of the Street and Sewer Directors
this morning, but no action was taken
The contract with the Wilmington City
Electric Co. does not expire until Decen-
her 3lst, 1907.
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auu aatt to cIassitu.

TTTTDow AND DAUGHTER DESIRE TWO
w rooms, westside, good locality, not exceed
Ing 81 a month Address MRS. NJ. A. W.,
ian30-Qe i05 South Jackson street.
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Straight Talks on
Patent Medicines

me keSall Remedies successful and this Is vlhv
ny were placed on hemarket three years ago. They have
scored already the record Of the greatest success ever known in the
history of the drug business - ~ " N
Come and go popularity may from any number of causes
uooo advertising among em) or NAV not be founded
ne wortess But the the plan the the artcetha
for no other ~ ~-' 'A'A
The success Of the "Rexa" Remes evidence
OF their real merit They sell because they cure and thew cure be-
ean on them is the best remedy to medical science
Tor the particular aiment it is made to relieve ~
There nearly remedies sold under the "Eevaun r,
each Tor one disease purpose these has been selected
by committee OF experts from among other remedies of S
class Tor manufacture and sale by The Drug Company CO.
OPerauye association OF leading American druggists
Wherever the "Rexan" You NAV kno that Il
stands Tor formula scientifically proved efficient in actual
long extended practice We know formulas and are ed t
answer all inquiries regarding Them giving full information as 10 the
ingredients. - I" uAs
Here are three famous members of the "Rexal" family:
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Ne ONfAU and King Streets.
Another Swearing Reduction in Hats.

Still great number left select FROM Nicely trimmed and
untrmmed felt hats 4oe These have sold all
Another lot of beautiful fine Felt Hats, all the different
coors trimmed so and ST. Regular prices So and $3.50
Fine silk Velvet Hats mostly turbans and small shapes,
trimmed, at So and $3.50.
Still few Of those beautiful fine white Velvet Hats 60
at s.. Regular so and 81 values.
fine assortment OF Silk Mourning Hats our own make,
at 81 and s2.5o
A full line of Mourning Wells at lowest prices.
This grand opportunity for anyone need of Millinery.
Be to give a CALL
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-05-01
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that at
| p. m. on the 18Th day of May.
1906. at May, County of Lemhi.
State of Idaho, before Saloma j.
Cleveland proof viii be submit
ted of the completion ofthe works
for the diversion of 81 cubic feet
per second of the waters Of Gold
burg creek in accordance with
the terms and conditions of a
certain permit heretofore issued
by the State Engineer of the
State of Idaho.
1. The name Of the person
holding said permit is Hannah G.
Reese.
?. The post-ofice of such per
son is Haley. County Of Blaine,
State of idaho.
3. The numbero of such permit
is 1885. and the date set for the
completion of such work is May
18th. 1906.
4. Said water is to be used for
irrigation purposes.
8. Said works of diversion will
be fully completed on the date
set for such completion. ard the
amount of water which said
works are capable Of conducting
to the place OF iatended use, in
accordance with the plans &c
companying the application for
such permit. is 81 cubic feet per
second.
6, The amount of lands for
which said water is available is
160acres. particularly described
as follows: S. of SW4 and S. OF
SCI OF Sec. 35, TIP. Is n. r. %
F., B. Nj.
JAS. STEPHENSON. JR.
State Engineer.
Firstplb. April 10Th, 1905.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-05-01
7 OF
SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of an order of the Pro
bate court of the County of Gus
ter. Idaho. made the 9th day of
April, 1905. in the matter of the
estate of WilliamJ j. Treloar. de
ceased, the undersigned admins
traitor of the estate of the said
deceased will sell at private sale
on Saturday. April 9sth. 1906, the
following described property,
to-wit /:
One dwelling house in Bay
horse adjoining c. f.. Taylor Co
warehouse; one butcher shop sit
uate in Bayhorse and adjoining
the John Hodson saloon; one
saloon building in Bayhorse ad-
joining the William J. Treloar
butcher shop;one slaughter house
and corral situate just below the
town of Bayhorse;the possessory
right and the Improvement there
on on the William j. Treloar
ranch or land claim situate i'm
mediately south of the Dan. c.
Breyer ranch on Warm Springs
creek in Custer county. Idaho
Bids may be sent to me at Bay
horse. Idaho.
The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved.
For further Information call on
or write the undersigned at Bay
horse. Idaho.
Dated April 9Th. 1906.
GEO. w. EMERY.
Administrator of the Estate of
William J. Treloar. deceased.
First pub. April 10th, 1906.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-05-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTICE OF PROOF OF APPLICA-
TON CT WATER TO BENE-
FICIAL USE.

Notice is hereby given that at
II O'Clock M. on the Both day o.
April, 1906, at May, County of
Lemhi. State of Idaho, before
Saloma j. Cleveland proof will
be submitted of the application
to beneficial use of 3 Is cubic feet
per second of the waters of Little
Spring Creek in accordance with
the terms and conditions Of Per-
NIT No. 553 heretofore issued by
the State Engineer of the State
of Idaho.
1. The name and post-office
address of the person holding
said permit is F. M. Kobbe, May,
Idaho.
2. The use to which said wat
er has been applied is irrigation
and domestic.
3. The amount applied to
beneficial use is 3 Is cubic feet
per second.
4. The place where said water
is used (if for irrigation, give full
and accurate description of the
lands irrigated NW4 of NE4. M
of NW4 Section 2; NE4 of NE4
of Section g., TIP. IA n, r. q E.
B. NJ.
8, The right to take the water
from such works is based upon
Permit No. $50.
6. The source Of supply from
which such water is diverted is
Little Spring Creek.
z. The date of the priority
which said user is prepared to
establish is April %, 1904.
JAS. STEPHENSON. JR.
State Engineer
First. pub. April 10th. 1906.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1906-05-01
CUSTER E~NCAMpMENT NO. 10

LIST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Regular Sunday Understanding
at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday
School at . p. m.
Bible Class-Tuesday 7:30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting &c. E.)-Thursday
7:30 p. m.
Junior G. E.-Fhursday A p. m,
Women's Missionary Soeiety-NIOn'
thly-3rd Wednesday.
GEO. l.. MCDOUGALL, Pastor,