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The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
RAILROAD BUILDING WILL
BE HAMPERED, Y0AKUM SAYS
Chairman Of 'Friteo Railroad Sees
serious Effects From Pro-
posed Legislation.

NEW YORK. Jan. l9.-New railroad
enterprises in 'he west aud south viii
be- seriously Handicapped II the rais-
road legislation proposed by Rep,
Townsend and senator Elkins goes
h.to effect according 90 the deolara'
tinn ~ Chairman II. +. YoakumI oil
the ~ Louis 4 San FrOpcisco rail-
road
In an interview, riade public today
he discusses past and pending raj.
road legislation. The restriction OF
tariff rates by the Interstate commerce
commission. the establishment of uni
form freight rates and consequent
leaving OF competition only I'm the ma'
ter OF service he commends. The pro-
posals OF the new legislature TO forca
all railroad stock issued To be sold ~
par he denounces.
Stock for new railroads is dimcul'
10 sell. he declares. particularly whete
the unts 10 be constructed are through
a more or less uudeyeloped country
and where they are subject To wash
outs aud other expensive delays.
For this reason, lie argues. capital
lists are wary OF investing In such en-
terprises unless they can be assured
OF a good profit. ami this cannot be II
the stock issued is sold al par.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
GIRL OF IA RUNS AWAY FROM
HOME TO ESCAPE WHIPPING
10 Found Destitute In New York,
Where She Had Made Her Way
2tt From Hartford, Conn.

NEW YORK, Jan. ia pretty
g0iden-haired girl OF IL sobbingly ad-
mitted In the rooms OF the Gerry so
ciety that whipping such as mother
likes to give Is treat to wandering
through the wind-swept, snowbound
streets OF New York without money.
Shivering. hungry and weak from
weeping she was found huddled In the
ve1tfbule OF the office building at 40
West Forty-Fifth-st by George Carr,
the superintendent. at 1880 o'clock this
morning. Carr telephoned the East
Ufty- -First-st. station and Policeman
Pokoney was sent to take charge OF
her.
she told the policeman her name was
Ethel Fisher and that she had come all
the way 10 New York from Hartford.
Conn, without money. to avoid a
spnnking her mother had promised her.
Pokoney turned her over TO the Gerry
society. and an agent who called Hart
ford on the telephone found that the
child's story OF her trip was true, but
that her name Is Krzywicki
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19

Discussion Of Forest Problem and
Other Subjects Occupies Session
Of Conference on Laws.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ls.-Discus-
sion OF the forest problem. banking
laws. corporation laws and taxation.
the election Of permanent ofhcers and
the adoption OF resolutions. occupied
yesterdays session OF the conference
on uniform laws called by the Ma
tional Civic Federation.
Judge Alton b. Parker. OF New York,
was elected permanent president,
John M. Stahl. of Illinois. president Of
the former congress, was elected sec
retary. and John Hays Hammond,
treasurer. The resolution committee
adopted resolution adopting the ne
gotiable instruments act, the ware
house receipts act. the sales act. the
bills OF lading act and the uniform
divorce act: the appointment OF COM
missioners on uniform state laws In
every state not now represented and
appropriations for their work: uni
form laws TO suppress the white slave
traffic and the passage by ali the
states OF pure food and drugs act
based on the national law.
A committee OF nine was appointed
TO visit the conference OF governors
also in session here today. inform
them OF the passage OF the resolutions
and request that they urge their re-
spective states TO act accordingly.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
RlUlHAN MAKES
GREAT FL|GHT
Travels Over sierras To Lucky
baldwin Ranch and Return, Dis
tance Of 47la Miles.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. l9.-Louis
Panlhan. the French aviator. lin MS
Farman biplane. on the wings OF
brisk wind. yesterday cruised from
Aviation field 70 Lucky" Baldwin 5
ranch, % miles away. circled the ola
Santa Anita race track and returned
to his tent. He covered distance oil
47I-2 miles In one hour. TWO minutes,
424-5 seconds. lie flew TO baldwin
with the wind In 80 minutes and came
back against IL in SO minutes.
In sheer beauty and contempt Oh
danger. the flight rivals that seen on
any aviation field OF the old world.
The only test approaching Paulhan
feat In tins country was that made oy
one. of the Wrights last fall ON night
with an army officer from Washington
10 Alexandria and back.
Bleriot. Latham, Farman and Cody
have made fights nearly as long, put
they did not return. Cody dew 40
miles at aldershot in 63 minutes last
fall. Farman took a 20-mile run 10
spend a day shooting with a friend.
hut he landed AT one end OF the trip.
President Cortiandt +. Bishop, OF the
Aero Club Uf America. said that he did
not know OF any fight equal 10 Paul
hans. IL Is probable that the prize OF
$4,000 will go 10 him. There will be
much official pondering and cabling,
however, before u new worlds record
IL recorded To the glory OF Paulhan.
Paulhan maintained an altitude OF
from / 900 TO 1000 feet on his way
over the valley His highest point was
2,130 feet. as indicated by the instru-
ment In the flyer.
For 10 minutes Paulhans machine
hew onward and upward. straight to-
ward the snow line OF the Sierra
Madre range Old Badly peak was the
compass point. II lay In shining white
relief against the sky. Through the
glasses Paulhan could be seen rising
above the haze and taking a trail. so IL
seemed, TO the summit. Soon be dis.
appeared from sight OF the field. Bull
letins were posted on blackboard as
the machine passed over small towns
on the way TO the Baldwin race,track.
AT 4 o'clock there was great shout.
Some one had seen the aeroplane.
Soon II came into sight, blown from
It's outward course and on line with
Mount Wilson. The machine loomed
UP more and more distinctly. and even
the experts watching and timing were
surprised at the speed with which IL
returned. Bishop figured that II would
take Paulhan twice as long to come
back against the wind as II had TO so
with II. but the aviator had struck a
niiIder current in the high altitd2e and
came home on It..
~-Soon he was over the field and set
Ting gently. The rush began. The
Frenchman stepped stiffly /out of the
saddle and asked for cigar.
81 will go twice as fgr some day.
he promised.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
MOTHER BLOOD
MAY SAVE LAD
Their Veins Are Connected and Blood
Is Pumped Into Arthur Shibley,
Shot by Assassin.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA mothers
blood may save the life of little Ar
thur Shibley. one of the boy victims
Of the mysterious shooting affray III
Highbridge Park. In which little Rob
bic Icmas was murdered and Arthur
Shihley shot down by an unknown as
sassin.
Al the hospital II was declared to-
day that the iad was much stronger
and might recover IL he does. he Will
owe his life 20 his mother
The child began sinking last night
and the physicians called the mother.
She knew what was wanted An In
cision was made In her right wrist
and another In the boys right arm at
the elbow. Neither was unconscious.
Their veins were connected and tho
mother blood was pumped into the
veins OF hei child.
During the entire time the mother
spoke words OF encouragement ~
the boy After Ave minutes the boy Z
condition began to show signs OF Inn
proyement.
Dr. c. G.. Sickel, who performed the
operation OF blood TRANSMISSION de-
cIared that he did not think the opel.
alton would have been such a success
had any person other than the mothsf
furnished the blood.
Although the police are still pickins
up suspects, the evidence they have
is not strong. They are still holdins
two OF three men 10 be taken before
the boy should he recover sufficiently
10 identify his assailant
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
FIRE cHIEF INJURED.

u MT. CLEMENS, Mich, Jan. l9.-
Two narrow escapes from serious acct
derfs we're the result of small fire
here last night, A stove in the meat
market of Charles McManus set fire
20 the partition between Il and the
Gem theater. both frame structures.
The fire crent around 10 passage
way leading TO the rooms above the
thester where a family il living The
eleeping occupants OF the upstairs
were aroused Just in time to make a
hasty getaway from the dangerous
poeition. While Fastening 10 the fire
'Qn bicycle. Fire Chief Rosso turned
\ short corner and was thrown heay-
~ 20 the pavement. sustaining brok-
- shoulder bone.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
Ex-REF. GORDON DEAD.

MARQUETTE, Mich. Jan ls-John
Il. Gordon, OF Marquette, died at Los
Angeles yesterday OF heart failure. lie
was a former legislator. Republican
leader and one of the biggest land
owners In upper Michigan. He was
6S and leaves a widow and two chil-
dren. GCrdcn served In the sessions
OF 1899. 1901. 1905 and 1907 and was
one OF the most striking characters of
the Michigan legislature Since his
defeat for reelection in 1908 he had
been interested in land and mine
property and acquired some valuable
holdings file left here several weexs
ago fer the west apparently in gooi
health He was Canadian by birth
but came to Michigan when boy ana
worked in the woods.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
DIES IN DIVE.

Mt. CLEMENS, Mich. Jan. 10
Barney f. McGovern, Of Salem. Ore,
went Saturday to a resort here.
Hemorrhage OF the lungs set in. but IN
I'll the man was in a critical condition
nothing was done. Then DR.. Moriarty
was called. McGovern died Sunday Of
pneumonia. In response TO a tele-
gram to Salem. relative of Mccoy
ern arrived here Monday. He claimed
the dead mans money and property.
amounting. he claimed. TO over $4,000.
which he carried when he left Salem.
The police investigated the matter
and discovered that nothing was left
but couple OF diamonds and about
500 in cash, although 1t is believed
that the man carried the larger part
OF his roll when the entered the dis
orderly house Sunday.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
mAckiNAc PIONEER DIES.

FORT SMITH, Ark. Jan. 19.-Dr.
John II. Bailey. aged II. wealthy
resident OF Mackinac island. was found
dead in bed by his wife at the home OF
his brother. DIR. w. W. Bailey. here yes.
terday. he came here two weeks ago
TO attend the wedding OF his nephew
and TO visit his brother, who leaves
shortly for Europe. Or. Bailey ap-
peared In good health Monday night
and retired in the best of spirits. When
he did not arise at his usual hour
yesterday morning an investigation
was made and he was found dead.
Apoplexy caused death
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
JAPAN WILL REFUSE TO
ACCEPT KNOX'S PROPOSAL
Absolute Rejection Of Plan For
Naturalization Of Manchurian
Railroad In to Be Sent.

TOXIC, Jan. 19-The Japanese gov
ernment Is preparing TO send the
United States a courteous but well
guarded absolute refusal TO accept
Secretary Knoxs plan for the neutral
ization OF the Manchurian railway ac-
cording TO well grounded rumor cir
culated here today. The refusal will
leave no room for future proposals by
America on similar questions.
1t is believed here that Russia and
Japan have agreed to send their re-
fusals OF Knox's proposals simultan-
eously within the next few days.
According to messages from Pekin
today the Chinese also begin TO doubt
the motives of Secretary Knox and
fear that his proposal will place
China in greater danger than ever.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
WINE Collier scores Hit.

NEW YORK. Jan. l9.-New YORK
critics unite today in declaring that
william Collier. who has produced
many a laugh In his long stage career,
was never funnier than In his new
play, a Lucky star" which had It's
premier last night al the Hudson
theater. The plot is based on The
Motor Chaperon.' though vast
amount of the Collier humor has been
In teCfeh into the play.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19

loss OF 200 killed and wounded on
the loyalists. The latter were COM
pletely routed and fed in every direc.
ton.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19

- l.. Hempsted. originator OF the
dollar hat store in the United states
and who opened the first dollar hat
store in Detroit has removed from his
old stand. ia Griswold-sf.. to 2l2 Girls
wold-st.. severing ali connection with
tho old stand The new store Is
great Improvement. being large. HCh;
and well appointed in every way. with
a complete and varied line, we'll stock
cd.
Mr. Hempsted has been IS years In
the hat business. wholesale and retail.
IN Detroit. and hts many friends and
customers viii find him better than
ever able to serve them.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
Two Children Perish.

BLUFFTON. Ind, Jan. l9-Mabei
James, 10. and Leola James, 4. sisters,
were burned to death yesterday ard
their father. Eldon James. Is believed
10 be fatally burned as a result OF a
f,re which destroyed their home at
Troy City.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
Scrap at Fex Again.

LONDON. Jan. l9.-An Exchange
telegraph dispatch today from Tat
gier says that rebel army de-
feated the government troops in a
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
ese KEEPERS WILL MEET.

LANSING, Mich, Jan " he An
nual meeting OF the Michigan state
Bee Keepers association will take
place here AT the IL eel Wentworth or
Jan. 23-24 Among the speakers VIII
be Ira ID. Bartlett. secretary of the
Northern Michigan Bee Keepers asso-
citation. r. +. Haltermann. Brsntford'
Can; +. B. Tyrell. Detroit; w. y.
Manley, Sandusky. Mich; Hon. Geo.
+. Hilton. and y. T. France.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-19

PILES CURED IN q TO 10 DAYS
fAzo OINTMENT n guaranteed TO cure
any case of Itching. Blind. bleeding or
FrofrudinR Piles IN TO IL days OF
money refunded. Soc.
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CONTEST No, 2i60 SERIAL. O356O
Contest Notice

Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Office, Las Cruces. N. M
October %, 1910
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office BY Edgar
Lindsay, contestant, against lid. Entry.
No. 0S5GO( 03560) made Sept. 20, 1909
for swt Sec y. Twp. 27s Range Sw,
NMP Meridian, by Daisy u. Naylor Con.
testee, In which Il is alleged that con.
testee, has wholly abandoned said
tract; that he has changed his resi-.
dence therelrom for more than six
months since making said entry; that
said tract Is not settled upon and cul-
tivated by said party as required by law.
Said parties are hereby notified
to appear. respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock
Q. N. on December %. 1910, before Il.
Y, Mckeyes, u. 5. Com'r. at Deminp,
New Mexico; and that final hearing
will be held at 10 o'clock n. m. on
January Q, 1911. before the Reg.
lister and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Las Cruces, New
Mexico.
The said contestant having, In n
proper affidavit, filed Oct, q, 1910,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made, II Is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper publication.
oct2snov26 JOSE GONZALES, Register
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Contractors Rosch 4 Leopold are
putting the finishing touches on the
Ladies Hospital that is the pride of
this whole region, and one of the
best built hospitals in the Southwest.
II shows what the contractors can
do when they set out TO dc a high
grade job. Even the windows and
door castings we're made by the con-
tractors and there isn't a joint that
doesn't fit. The building is 36x64.
basement and two stories, the up
per story containing six rooms for
pate nts, aside from the operating,
bath, attendants rooms and closets,
and a l2x36 upper balcony for sun
baths. The lower floor contains
four patients rooms including the
ward, dining room, Mrs. Duff's pri-
vate room. kitchen, bath, toilet and
closets, and the rear screened veran-
da. The contractors have deity
made every foot Of space available
for something. The basement will
be used for laundry purposes The
building is finished in Louisiana
pine, hard oiled. The beautiful
wood work, including the stairs and
newel-post, was made right here in
Deming by the contractors them
selves.
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One Cent a Word Column
Have you a permit to smoker,

Have you a permit to smoker
Furnished rooms with board, nice
place, home cooking. Mrs. +. Pet.
ty. 37ti
Quality means something TO you
Mimbres Valley Lbr. Co. has il.
School work is twice as easy when
you have a good tablet to write on,
kinnear has them.
Pleasant front foom to rent. In.
quire of Mrs. Ben Larson. S2tf
The Deming Ice & Electric Co.
has just unloaded car of screened
American block coal. 81
Summer storage coal all gone,
but we have just received car of
nice, fresh. screened American block.
Ask us. Deming Ice 4 Electric Co.
A new, clean, stock to select from
at Mimbres Valley Lbr. Co.'S.
If price and quality are right.
why not buy il at the Mimbres Val
ley Lbr. Co.'S.
For good grass pasture, see r. S.
Pond, 5 miles west Of Deming.
Phone 22l for screens and all
kinds of woodwork.
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Luna County Must Have One
Representative.

According to figures given nut by
tine apportionment committee, Luna
county is tied Up with Sierra on
senator and repr, sentative, when
one of the elye extra repr senta.
tives 10 bee spporlioned should he
given TO Luna county alone We
would not Oppose the senatorial pro-
position, but We DO Use up as one
man and enthusiastically deprecatc
the notion of being tel up to any
other county when it comes to the
lower mouse member.
Luna county is fast populating
with splendid people and we want a
chance To hold up our heads in leg
isla,ive affairs. lfyou nave a friend
in the constitutional convention at
Santa Fe, urge him to give Luna
county one representative
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S. C. Boyd & Co
CONTEST NO. 2463 SERIAL 03lO6

0otfttt'h wv StV' GNNfNh NbANN
Contest Notice
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office. Las Cruces, n. NJ
October 25, 1910.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by William Z.
Hines, ST. contestant, against homestead
entry. No. 03l06 (03iO6). made April
10, 1909. for set sec. II. twp. 26s,
range low, N M p Meridian. by Henry
label. contestee, IN which II is al
legged that said contestee, has wholly
abandoned said trac.; that he has
changes hi residence iherefiom foi
more than ak month. sr,- making
said entry ami: that laid ,raci * no,
settled upon ahd cultivated iy sale
party ~ required hy lnN
Said parties ar. herri,y Mortified To ap
pear. respond. and offer "''i.i. tee. touch
ing said allegation at 10 clock 70. m. az
Dec. ~, 1910. before y. Y. NcKeye'
u. =. Commissioner ~ Denim. New
Mexico: and that 'ioii m'ii"r viii h,
held at IN o'clock a. tn. of Ian. II. 1911
before the Register ard Receiver al
the United Sta - lani Office m La,
Cruces, New Mpxic0.
The said runlrstanl having 100 0 urnp
or affidavit, filed O,'i"n.r ., 1910. SCI
forth facts which shn' 70. ti."r du,
diligence poiHnu.l ,. 'ic- - tii- noiic'
can mi hr mad-. u - ir,'v urlere,
and directed that ~,iri NOTICE lr ,ivei
by due aud proper pn1 c,un1.
oct2snnv25 JOSH Go,ZNlEg. "r"iste
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School Notes

There will be no school today.
Mrs. Lester and Miss Hubbard
visited the school, Thursday.
Prof. Doderer has been in II
Paso several days.
The Latin prose composition
books are here.
The Seniors are nearly finished
with Macbeth.
A test in Spanish worried the
Freshies considerably. this week.
The entertainment Friday was a
success in every way. All seemed
10 enjoy themselves.
We are all glad to see Malel back
so soon after her illness. She is
noted for her don't give up spirit
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Editorial Snap Shots.

Uncle Sam will miss Dolliver.
Big Money has lis eye on Deming.
The Deming fans didn't all bet on
Chicago.
The quick and the dead-Phila-
delphia and Chicago.
The Albuquerque show was good,
but oh, you III Paso fair.
II Paso has convicted two muir.
derers within a week. Please make
a note of this.
Deming has been there. so there
can be only few deer left in the
Black range.
There Is scarcely a day that some
aviator doesn't smash the record =
or his sirship-or his head
Lumber. lumber. lumber. still GO
in9 out on the ranches. Four loads
passed chs office IN less than 30
minutes Monday.
Az eyes are on the Santa Fe con-
..:.....u.. u..as.s. VIC arc anxiously
nwniline the result OF their deIiber-
n<ions. All men Of all parties want
. mood constitution.
Several pages Of scurrillous and
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Skating Club Notes.

The young people Of Deming or
ganized a skating club on October
18th, with twenty-four charter
membrs. Fred Pennington was
elected president and Fay McKeyes
secretary and treasurer. Good off,
GERS those. The club meets every
other Friday night at the rink from
s to IL. Those desiring to become
members hand their names to Kath.
crime Wamel, Fred Pennington OF
Edward Foulks and let them present
them to the club. The great question
now to be solved is, What shall w
name it?"
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,NTrsT No. 2I62. strlAl "
Contest Notice.

CONTEST No. 2IG2 slulAL 026il
Contest Notice.
Department 1T The INTERIOR. United
States Llud Office. l.ts Cure. New
Mexiro. Ociobri y. 1914.
A sufficient cou'",i affidavit nlving
been Med in this ollie" b, M,y f..
Conner. contestant, uun'u" n Entry.
No 59l l0265lI mpie JuI, IS l.tr. tor
net wc. n. twp 23.. rang, Z, - NJ I
Meridian, by cliiR Slrpl,., con.
tester, IN which i, is aler,i jl,t said
contesice has who'll, abandoned said
tract that he has changci h. residence
therefrom for more ihrr siN mnnths
since making said rn'ry;ih,i said tract
Is not settled upon AMI guilty. ed hy
said party as required hy l,N.
Said parties are b,rrhy no.
titled 10 appear, resro'd, ord ~ evi.
dence 10 ,rhlng arii a,lr.' ion ~ 10
o'clock u m on Dec ~. 1910 before u.
\ Commissioner RY MrRo,rs. D,niny.
New Mexico; and that final hearing will
be held NJ 10 o'clock u. m On Jan. IL.
1911, before the Register and Re-.
ceiver ut the United States Land Office
in Las Cruces. New Mexico.
The said contestant having. in a
proper affidavit, filed October "a,
1910, set forth facts which show thai
after due diligence personal service of
this notice can not be- made, il Is here.
by ordered and directed that such no.
tice be given by due and nroper publ.
cation. JOSH GONZALES.
octRSn0v25 Register.
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The Corbett-Moir party ducks
for the editor fine ones.
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Canbray.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Snyer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper of Lewis Flats
visited our school last week
Mrs. Alvin Bardin Of Red Rock,
is visiting DR.. j. II. Colmer and
family.
A. loot passed through here late.
ly TO his claim at Deming. Alex
says DeminV looks better to him
than the Rio Grande valley.
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List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the
post Office at Deming. When call
ing for these letters say advertised
and give date.
EDw. PENNINGTON, Postmaster.
WEEK ENDING OCT. %, 1910
Daria Butieres, W. A. Filler, Pc
dro Pinos, Apolonio Wales.
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See Sangre.

For bargains in decided lands, re-
linquishments, or city property. call
at the Deming Real Estate, Com
mission & Purchasing Agency's Of
flee, one block west and three doors
south OF the postoflice.
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Your cough annoys you. Keep
on hacking and tearing the delicate
membranes Of your throat II you
want to be annoyed, But if you
want relief, want to be cured, take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Sold by all druggists.
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unwarranted abuse of Justice Chas.
+. Hughes Of the Supreme Court
and full page ad for cigarettes
were companion attractions in the
current Cosmopolitan.
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Church of Christ.
z. MOORE. MINISTER.

Splendid services last Lords Day.
Two added at the morning service.
Preaching next Sunday at II a. m.
and ut 1880 p. m. The interest in
the Brotherhood Class is growing.
Remember the Cooksey q Moody
revival services TO begin in Bakers
hall, Jan. LIST. A cordial invitation
Is extended the public 70 all the ser
vices.