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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-11
4 v@An's 1Ack

Has many @chcs and y,4In- caused ep
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usout, 81 the i-slvsc or.ans. oshs-r - nap
tSals af feza.aie weakness are fT.a1 l.sE;
k.aaachc. elzziae-s. imaginary s,sscss ot
d-Ek syoss fioatIng h..fore the ewes. Snas-
inS -rns%tson in stomach. dragging es
bsariHg down In loser abdominal s.r ,.slvsc
s.gion. di-azr.cab.e drains from y-.lya
0ssaas- f-Ili ~ lls v ith geIssral wc..>HsS~.
Il any considerable number Of Ia. 4bose
sympspu.s are pseseus there 10 no seRedy
sAA, ~ give cuickes relief % nose pes-
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Rr&}t has secosd u oyer fass1
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iSSlSalA;.QG 1aRae aud :iSeAks hcl;p4 n15
NJ. lns = RSS cal scseRse. II Il nsdo
.! Ne siteerie extfacG q native usedse3-
bal rVOss found in our foscsis aud coo-
taias ns; a drop of alcohol or harmful. o.
kabii-forHsiHS drugs. Its ingredients are
al printed oE the bottle-wrapper and e.
tested Ens..r oath as correct
livery ingredient entering into Pa
vorite Prescriptions has the written CO.
dor-cment of the most eminent Lsedical
writers Of all the several schools VI pgoc-
tice-more valuable than any amount a
Eon-prOfsssionsl testimonials the
latter are not lacking. having been con
Nibated voluntarily by grateful patients
In numbers 10 exceed the endorseuenss
given 10 any o;her medicine extant fa
the cure Of womaB's ills.
You cannot afford To accept any medicine
81 unknown composition as . substitutes
for this well proven remedy og KNoWN
COMPOSITION, even though the dealer may
make a little more profit thereby. Iour
interest in regsinins health is paramount
to any selfish interest If has and 1t is an
insult to your intelligence for him to try
TO palm OF upon You a substitute. Yoa
know what you want and 1t is his busi-
oess to supply the article called for.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original Little Liver Pills. first put up
by old Dr. Pierce over forty years ago,
much initiated but never egualed. Little
sugar-eoated eranulcs-easy 10 take -
candy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-11
DO this with your children.

School children should be fed plenti.
fully and frequently on Quaker Scotch
Oats 1t makes the best possible break
last Tor anyone who is to work with
either brain or muscle. It's easy 10
prove this in your own family. Increase
the daily consumption Of Quaker Scotch
Oats and you'll see an almost immediate
improvement in the health and energy of
those who cat it.
Regular size packages for city trade,
while large size family packages of Qua
ker Oats for those who are not oonven-
ient to the store, will be found most
convenient.
Breakfast on Quaker Scotch Oat,
every day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-11
NV Prss:8esf AericullurL Celless


At last the suspense over the
presidency of Fort Collins Agricul-
tural College is over, for Prof.
Charles A. Lorv, of the school it.
self, a Colorado bred and educated
boy, who has been quietly teaching
his classes in the school without
regard to faction, was elected by
unanimous vote of the board of
agriculture. 1t is said Of Lory that
he is;
First man reared and educated
in Colorado to attain to the presi-
dency of one of the great Colorado
educational institutions.
OF progressive ideas and with
executive ability to carry out the
projects he undo takes.
Has q practical knowledge of
Colombo agricultural conditions,
through having worked on his
father farm in Weld county.
Was 4 leader in all college sports
and activities while at the state
university, and retains his love for
the strenuous life.
Will start his administration at
the Colorado Agricultural college
With the ondorsemen: Of all faction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-11
Offiee sf Csssty Assessor, Cs..iss
Csssty, Celsrajs

Notice is hereby given that on
the lst, 2nd, and 3rd DAYS of July,
A. ID. 1909, | will be and remain in
my office at the Court House in
Gunni.on, Colorado, for the purpose
OF hearing any and all objections to
the assessment roll for the year
1909
A NJ. THoAas, County Assessor.
Dated June 4, 1909.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-11
COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferguson.

1SECgAL ROUND TRIP NONE.
sEEA GRs' RATES r. KEW
1E1ICS AEB TEXAS
In the first and third Tuesdays OF each
month. during The entire year. the Colo
rado 4 Sosthern Railway points in New
Mexico and Texas At one fare plus o2.O0
for the round trip. Final limit twenty
i've days. allowing liberal stop-overprivil-
eges. For detailed information, rates ste.
call o. the Colorado 4 Southern agent. OF
sddFess 4. 4. Fisher. GenI Passenger
Agent, lleover, Colo. 6-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-11

she saspcd a. the possibility of tar
actually having a room an of her oysa
took hald u her ulnd -Marh
obliged" she snid. with u0d. f,-sIiuz
that something was cxrs-rted Il her
She knew Do other phrase 81 gratitude
than the one "MHvvsr jim and Toby
had taught her g. say 10 The manazer
when she Received from HAN tho frsI
stick ~ red and white striped candy
YOU'RE very welcome Unu1us al
swcrcd with ring - eeuuiu. feeling
IN his voice
awful quirt, amt ifs~ she ,ruured
after pause. ~Gucss that's What
woke me up."
Douglas laughed good naturedly a.
The thought ~ quiet as disturhcr
and added that be- feared il might al
first he rather duu for her but Thar
jim aud Toby would send her news ~
the circus and that she could write %
them as saou as she was better
III have 60 be heap better an
] s,rr was fore I can write much "
Polly drawled. with a whimsical lit
tie smile
Il VIII write for you" the pastor
volunteered. understanding her plight.
you willTs For the first time he
saw show Of real pleasure in her
eyes.
Every day" Douglas promised sol
emnly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-11
q car ~ GONsAss U n

Ne aar e'1lllltsi ta.l-E-s
a. teiitaia suiic AGAIN hsgcrcd aiisuf
his liTs. He Vas thinking af the
chanzes that b. alast presently make
IL Ms FoIy's vccahulary.
Is tbs the - t1g - she asked
-Tas-wbaf h. sfammerca
The main feut sue eEpiau-u-
wet no. MT exactly. It's gong TO
b. ypur rasau Brv Miss FuIy
-My reou' Ssee, Think - thar"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Government Lands


FOR SALE-RELINQUISHM 32o ACRES
excellent soft land in artesian belt OF the
famous Coachella valley, adjacent TO ran
road; soil adapted to oranges, small Irull'
vegetables alfalfa: seasons four weeks
earlier than elsewhere in California, insur-
ing large profits products named. only "
an acre; great sacrifice, but owner must
SELL being unable to do assessment WORK
Do not miss this exceptional opportunity
Also other exceptional bargains in lands in
famous Imperial valley, prices from 50 to
s25 an acre Buy NOW; DO NOT DELAY, as
PRICES ARE SURE TO ADVANCE VERY
RAPIDLY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Country Propcrty-ImperiaI VaII-:Y

FOR SALE-ORANGE LAND, ONLY w TER
ocre. decided. 1860 acres in Imperial valley. I
miles east of Calexico, /east of the main
canal. This is good and a bargain cope
quick Also choice lands in Kern county
from 50 TO $50 per acre See r. j. SPENCER
7OS Merchants Trust bldg, 2O1 > Broaaway;
Phones A56O6: Bdway 24S4 5-li-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

s-room, 2-story house in good condition
and in good neighborhood; good plumbing,
large bathroom two toilets, hot water
boiler. price s2900 $120O cash. Worth much
more hut must have money. Call Sunday,
Monday or Tuesday from a. m. TO 4;SO
% M Take Maple car. get off at Slth
st., go east one block, south TO BIS WALL
ST. "-1f-i
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

FOR SALE-SEVERAL FINE SECTIONS OF
school lands; also smaller tracts of govern
ment lands which can be purchased either
h,, relincuisbment or assignment These
tracts are especially adapted to fruit, al
falfa, are located in the famous Imperial
Coachella valleys where vegetables, oranges
grapes, etc mature fully four weeks carrier
than elsewhere in Southern California, thus
insurinp enormous returns for crops. Prices
range from $3.50 to 500 per acre, and parties
desiring to purchase had better act quick as
genuine bargains like these are getting ex-
ceedlngly scarce. The Laguna dam caHa
now being surveyed by the government IS
certain to be constructed in the near tu-
ture. and will cover all Of these lands, while
Iart of them are already under irrigating
ditches Other choice decided lands in same
valleys and elsewhere at genuine bargain
nrices Address VIM A. ECKERLY, 626
Merchants Trust bldg. Phone Al2J6. 3-li-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

ron sAI,E-FIVE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
gas, electricity Price $250O, part cash 1901
METTLER ST jill
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Twenty Houses Already BUILT


reservoir OF iooo ea'o so
wh
and
wewinsho n
buyo
andw
tInelewoo property
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Own a Country Home Almost i'm the City

shrewd thinking Peo
place mn money
where t wing
be will otter you city o' " p
and
garden of the Southwest where 'A'
ooowor rhofp has beer sold n
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Furniture

SEPARATE LOCKED IRON ROOMS $2.0
per month: trunks. boxes. etc.. Zoe to oOc
Phone for our large van when you move
s1.25 per hour.
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO..
46-l7-l9 San Pedro st. Main office. 50s-n s.
Main st. Phone Main III: F3lH. o-l-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

l6O ACRES GOVERNMENT LAND; SOIL RED
loan. land level: water development proven
four hours of Los Angeles market; near X
r. and town: sue per acre pays all cost.
Investigate the production of these lands.
LORS LAND CO.. 2O4 Bradbury bldg
10-25-7 l6t
WILL LOCATE YOU ON A l60-ACRE HOME
stead for $50: all vegetables will grow with
out irrigation; best location in Southern
California for poultry. OTTARSON, Victor
vile. Cal. z-N-im
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Business Property

FOR sALE-BUSINESS CHANCE; MAKE ME-
offer Must sell by Sunday night. OthNr
business 10 attend to- 14O1 E. 51ST ST S-l2-5
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

Address WM. A. ECKERLY, 626 Mer-
chants Trust bldg. Phone Al256.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Real Estate-UncIassified

1rOR EXCHANGE-S500 EQUITY IN TWO
ssn,au imnroved ranch suitable for poultry
or small orange orchard. Land must pe
clear Of fncumbrance. r. W. POINDEAIER;
400 Wilcox bldg. o-Ii-@
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Fruit Ranches

$1,000 CASH OR $500 TERMS BUYS ROOMS
with bath and toilet, lot jOx15O; shed, DIG
oranpe and lemon trees near car, South
Pasadena This is a bargain you had better
see If YOU want home; fine location
WELSHANS g. COLE,
434 South HILL F5017.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Pianos

YOUR PIANO OPPORTUNITY
WHY rent when you can set hnH up
right at 81 monthly? We have well known
makes, second hand, all in excellent CON
Sition which YOU can secure on these
terms Let US show you
GEO BIRKEL CO..
345-7 South Spring ST. l-31't:
EOR SAhE OR RENTS: MAHOGANY
piano almost new. $3.50; IS payments 6lo
w. 9Th. E-l'-eL
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
Houses
FOR SALE

17IETtI PLACE. 7 ROOMS; ONE AND A
HALF STORIES; ALL MODERN M
PROVEMENTS; ONE THOUSAND BELOW
COST. OWNER MUST SELL THIS WEEh'
JAS. F. BUTLER. 749 S. SPRING ST.
n,1ONrc E2197 Main eO94 3-1i-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

It costs no more your Bungalow RIGHT to have Artists
eanti Cow and Convenient The plan must be just RIGHT
as starter the kind of plans make and at prices at
will surprise Remember experience and advice Is yours
until completed Every house BULL Kunl IRON
our plans, is strong advertisement Tor us
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

Lot with two houses one S-room' one
4-room: price $4,000, mortgage SfUo' equity
for vacant lots here.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
DON'T THINK of building without
first buying copy OF
"RUJNGALOWCRAF'I''

e latest best and practical book of Bungalow Plans inside
and out Price One Dollar which rebated when plans
purchased
You will get hints and suggestions from this book worth nun
dreds of times price, nothing OF its pictures and plans
Come and see write The most economical thing apor
tome building good absolutely correct set OF plans and pe
cations such turn out
I'LL. A. EYMANN
4oa CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Los ANGELES
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

-, soma that we can exchange for
GOOD city or beach property
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14
City Lots and Lands
Houses

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
S-room 2-story fine house, close n
price $4,000. mortgage $4,000 for clear cot
tage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

~ rnasdav being March 6, the day we
START to corpus Christi, Texas, with a
bunch of land seekers. TINS me means ms you
THE JAS r. WATSON LAND Co
l29 s Broadway. "-l4-i
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

FOR SALE ,ro,s.Ti ~ '''''
S-ROOM WESTLAKE HOUSE
Peception hall living room. den, dining room
win CRATE mantel and built-in butIet put
Isr's pantry, kitchen, sunny, airy cham,
bers. full stories, porcelain bath, front ana ana
bocll norches house well built and in good
renair cove ceilings and tinted walls; lot
Room for driveway; a comfortable home
or could be easily converted INTO cotlase
VALENCIA, NEAR NINTH.
$1,000 below value. y Sooa investments
TOT-TS X. WEBB, 900 w. 10th St
r1o,ne 5969S Broadway s5O6
Agents List. 3-l4-l
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-09-03
DELAND PLANNING MILL
l.r.(AlkNS. rropr. and MANAGER.

Cs'Nrx dcN.,uk siding turning scroll saving
moulding window AND door frames newell posts
Icu,ratis ,Sksu .o- tie sryr,ion Q! any kind OF
rIi,Gui
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-24
School Notes.

We are to enjoy weeks vacation.
Let it be week of real en- joymeut,
permeated with the Christmas spirit.
The school house will be open every
day during the Christmas vacation,
Sunday excepted. Students or patrons
may secure library books. consult the
principal and get special help in any
subject if desired. The teachers wish
every child or student in Athena
school as we'll as every patron. a
| Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year. Let every person OF school age
start to school January 3, 1910.
Principal Case is anxious for his
students to have the best possible in
depreciation of the rules, principles
and science of athletic games, and
hence has employed Coach Blanchard
of Whitman College to coach Athena
students during Mr.. Blanchard's
Christmas vacation, and at intervals
when he can be away from Whitman.
The current comment on the Colum-
bia College boys who played winning
game with Athena High School last
Saturday night. is. 'The boys are a
nice lot, and know the game.
Pleasant visitors this week were:
Messrs. Arthur Stone. Bennie Gross,
Prof. Hunt. Revs. Hammond, Ryder,
Driver, and Miss Cecile Boyd.
Remember the big game of basket
ball next Tuesday evening, Decem-
ber 30. There is just enough rivalry
for honors between Weston and Ath-
ena to make this the game Of the sea-
son. A nice reception will be given
the visitors after the game. In order
not to conflict with protraoted meet
ipgs, the game will be called a little
later than usual.
A meeting of the A. Fl. S. athletic
association was held recently and a
constitution was adopted. The stu
dents are now paying their dues for
the basket bali season.
The A. Fl. S. literary society held a
short meeting on Friday afternoon.
A short program was rendered and
some business transacted, mainly the
adoption of constitution. The meet
ing was ended with the report of the
critic and a reading on manners, by
Mr.. Mulkey.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-24
Press Paragraphs

b><><>~AF~S~~ss<NMr rsNAr>$sr~-N<~>N<Ne&\<~
Fl. A. Barrett was in Walla Walls
Wednesday.
Matt Mosgrove was over from Mil
ton Wednesday.
Miss Kathleen McEwen spent Tues
day in Pendleton.
James Mitchell returned to his home
at Moro, Monday.
J. 7. Lieuallen was lin town from
Adams, Wednesday.
Mrs. J. d. Plamondon visited friends
in Pendleton Tuesday.
Benny Gross is home from o. A. @.
for the holiday vacation.
Cecile Boyd is home from the Lew
iston Normal for the holidays.
Miss Gertrude Wheeler of Weston.
visited Athena friends Wednesday.
Mrs. II. I. Watts and Miss Gertrude
Luna were in Pendleton yesterday.
Eat Christmas and New Years tur-
key dinners at the ST. Nichols Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers of PEN
dleton, visited relatives in Athena
this week.
A new heating plant is being iu-
stalled iu the First National Bank
building.
Y A shooting match at targets takes
place this afternoon at Bolin's black
smith shop.
Stone Bros. have an artistically
decorated pig ON exhibition at their
meat market.
Miss Aoly Foss. who is attending
business college at Spokane, is home
for the holidays.
Manager GIiswold of the local tele-
phone office, will spend Christmas
at Walla Walla.
Raw Miller came home from Cor
Wallis yesterday, and will remain un-
TIL after the holidays.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ell. Alexander loft
Sunday evening for Los Angeles, Cal.
where they will reside.
Miss Kittie Sharp, who is teaching
school in Southern Idaho this winter,
is home for Christmas.
A n d - 4
J Miss Nettie Royce came down from
Tacoma. and will spend the holidays
at the Gerking home, west of town.
Mrs. Woodruff of Two Rivers,
Wash, is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tompkins.
A force Of men have been engaged
the past week in building stock yards
for the .. r. g. N. 20. on a new site.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-24
Revival Meetings at Baptist Church.

The meetings at the Baptist church
are inoreasingsin power from night to
night. Evangelist Driver is preaching
the old Gospel with power and sweet
ness. That was a great mems meeting
last Sunday afternoon. MIR. Driver be-
lieves what he breaches with all his
soul, aud he burns that impression
into the hearts Of those who hear him.
The meetings run every night in the
week and three times on Sunday. To-
night and tomorrow evening double
headers are planned. Tonight will be
the Sunday school Xmas entertainment
with an address by Mr.. Driver and
special music. Christmas Day at 1880
p. m, thers will be an illustrated song
service and pictures showing the birth
and life of Jesus. followed by a mes
sage from the evangelist. Sunday
morning eyangelistio services at III.
and 1880 p. m.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-24

The location of the yards is situatel
north of the Pacific Elevator com
pany's warehouse.
TX Miss Lillian Mcdonald arrived il
|'the city Saturday from Spokane, tt
spend the holidays with her sister
Mrs. Byron N. Hawks.
TX Manager Spencer of Athena opera
1 house states that hereafter the build
ing will be lighted throughout witt
electricity. Amen from the public.
Attorney Wilson and r. Fl. Bever
ley spent Sunday at LaGrande. They
were delayed by the wrecked freight
train near Meacham, arriving home
Tuesday noon.
| Mrs. L. q. Pickel. of The Dalles,
held the lucky ticket, No. 628, which
drew the beautiful doll at Athena g
Department Store. Mrs. Pickel is a
sister of d. G. Mcintyre and Mrs. W.
e. Potts.
There will be watch night SER
vice in the Ladies' Aid room of the M.
E. church December 31st. The time
will be spent in social and religious
exercises. The Lords supper will be
administered.
e. B. Harris, of the Christian
church, has resigned the pastorate
boua aud ,1i1I ontar tho auouua;l ot;c
field. It is understood that the board
has reluctantly accepted the Iesigna
tion. which takes effect in February.
" Leon Kidder and Elmer and Jesse
ferguson retu ned on Wednesday from
wild goose chase below Umatilla.
The boys were gone week and came
home sorry looking set--frost- bitten
and detected to the limit. They left
their goose "hanging high"
HMI. and Mrs. Chas. Gerking leave
today for Tacoma, where they will
spend several weeks with relatives
and friends. Chas. has purchased his
brother GEORGES, interest in the ]. e.
Reeder place. which contains 400
acres of first class wheat land.
George Tracy is held in the county
Jail. charged with the murder of Andy
Rabeal near Umatilla on Thanksgiv-
ing day. Sheriff Taylor got clue to
bis man sometime ago at Echo. Tracy
went to California and was returning
to Echo when he was arrested near the
Dalles.
X When wheat reached a dollar a
bhshel in Athena. considerable
amount of grain was sold Friday and
Saturday at that figure. There is
still wheat left to sell in this vicinity.
however. Farmers who are holding
believe they will get higher price
than is now quoted.
Miss Lula Tharp was taken to Walla
Walla Monday and placed in st.
Mary's hospital, where an operation
was performed Tuesday as the result
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-24

of appendicitis. Miss Tharp rallied
nicely from the operation, and reports
from Walla Walla are to the effect
that she is doing as well as could
reasonably be expected.
TX The following officers were elected
Eat the annual meeting of Gettysburg
Post, g. A. r., held Saturday after
noon in Masonic Hall: J. II. Hiteman.
commander; W. K. Wall, junior vice;
VIM. HeImick, senior vice; e. LaHue,
chaplain; H. N. Desper, Adj't.; VIM.
Shrimpf, quartermaster; S. 9. Ives.
officer of the day; A. Shluk, officer of
the guard.
TX A large crowd of young people
ATTENDED the masquerade ball at the
opera house last evening. Those re-
ceiving prizes for best costumes were
Mrs. Fred Baddeley, Queen of Hearts,
first prize for lady, and Miss Dora
Bennett. Spanish Lady, second; George
Hilton, Spanish gentleman, first, and
Carl Christian, Indian trave, second
prize.
Professor and Mrs. E. 9. Tuckerman
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis B.
Harris at their home in the Christian
church parsonage. Prof. and Mrs.
Tuckerman have had charge of the
music and personal workers. forces
in the meeting just closed at Milton.
Mr.. Harris did the preaching for part
of this meeting. There were fifty
seven additions to the Milton church.
N Homer l. Watts. one of the attor-
fneys for the heirs of the late Desire
st. Dennis, in the will contest case,
announces that the case will not come
to trial. By united agreement be-
tween the heirs and ST Dennis widow,
the will is to be probated as it is, af-
ter which the estate, valued at $780,,
600, will be settled up under condi-
tions said to be satisfactory to all par
ties concerned.
NATTER boring it's way through nearly
1850 feet of solid basaltic rock, the
drill in the artesian well, at the depth
of 866 feet, is plunging among loose
boulders. While the drill men are
pleased to encounter change in for
nation, the tediousness experienced
in passing through the present strata
is exasperating and consumes hugh
chunks of patience. The flow of wat
or encountered at depth of 420 feet.
remains practically the same.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-24
Special al the Christian Church.

1t happens that E. C. Tuck erman.
one of our foremost singing evangel-
lists. isiwith us. and will help in the
services Sunday. Contrary to the an
nouneement made last Sunday, we
will have services as suual. the pastor
preaching. Don't fail TO hear Profess
sur Tuokerman sing.