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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-11
1wadD Gets a Brush Car.

W. H Wadsworth returned last
night from Oklahoma City. overland
in his Brush car which he purchased
through the agency of Paul Spinning of
Chickasha. Mr. Wadsworth made the
trip in very few hours. He is well
pleased with his new car.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-11
Here for Treatment.

w. r. Groomer Of Layerty. was here
today for medical treatment. Mr..
Groomer has a severe attack Of blood
poisoning in his left foot. The iniec-
ton is spreading and his condition.
was alarming. Mr. Groomer does not
know from what source the poison
came. His foot was injured in no
manner that he has any knowledge Of.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-11
Railroad Accidents.

G. A. Rainey, a Rock Island shop
man, while working in tank was
struck over the right eye with a piece
Of steel He was given medical treat
ment and the steel removed today.
H. A. Decker, an engineer, was
struck in the eye by a cinder and G. L.
Walter, a motor man on the Rock IS
land, had his left eye dressed at Dr.
Penquite's office today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-11
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN
Materials Arriving.

Materials for the yiaduct are arriving
daily and there is much concrete work
being done. Several car loads Of steel
came in yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-11

Alfalfa and crabgrass 10 cts cheaper
than the feed stores; corner Of 18th
aud Idaho; phone 1913. 9-9dtf
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Mutual Denr6t Column.
EDITED BIT AUNT nApos".
re Motto: "Heipfnt and Hopeful"

The purposes Of this column are suocincsiy
statedin the title and motto-itis for the mutual
benefit. and aims 70 be helpful and hopefu'
Being for the common good. 1t is for the com
mon use-a public servant. purveyor Of In
formation and suggestion, medium for the In
terchange of ideas. In this capacity II solicits
Communications. and Its success depended largely
on the support given It In this respect. Com
munications must be signed. but the name OF
writer will not be printed except by permission
viii be subject to approval or
rejection by the editor of the column, but none
will be rejected without good reason. Address
all Communication 10
THE AMKRIcAH.
Ellsworth. Ne.
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GeuI Noftrry.


NOTICE O1 BOkECLO9OkB.
rTynE undersiened, Union Trust Conpany.
i OF Ellsworth (cofporAsion). gives public
notice that IL has claim BY mortgage on GER
tain real estate situased In Penobscot, In
Hancock county. and particularly described
~ follows in the mortgage deed Of the same
from b. NJ. and h. o. Grindie. OF Pcnobscot,
to George NJ. Warren, OF Casttne, dated May
n, 1909. and recorded June 2. 1909, in book I'D.
page 1879, Of Hancock county registry Of deeds.
TO wit:
certain lot or parcel Of land situated and
lying in the town 81 Penobscot Aforesaid and
being the same conveyed TO David b. Gray by
Joseph and George steele by their deed dated
March o., .. d. 1851, and recorded fn Hancock
registry Of deeds, March 80, .. d. 1851, book Tia.
page as. reference being had to said deed for
fuli desert yticn Of said premises, said mort
gaRe and debt thereby secured having been
assigned by the said George N. Warren 10
said Trust Company By instrument Of assiGn.
ment dated June II, 1893. recorded July =, iS0o,
in book 81. page "a. Of said registry; and
that the condition Of said mortgage 10 broken
BY reason whereof the undefaiEned. Union
Trust Company, Of Ellsworth, holder OF the
same, claims foreclosure. Z.
Ellsworth, Maine, August 4, 1911.
Ustos Tnusr COMPANY. Of Eilswofth.
BY John A. fetess. President
~ Henry n. Higgins, Treasurer.
Peters Knowlton. Attorneys.
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ARBrTUs, $50, suRRY.
Arbutus grange held its regular meeting
August 4. The grange was opened in us
uai form by Worthy Master Otis Carter
STATE Lecturer B. Walker McKeen, of Frye
burg, was introduced and gave eloquent
remArks on grange topics, also on the In.
corporation OF . grange.
This 10 the drst tims this grange has
been visited BY State grange ofsicial, and
his presence was highly appreciated. In
an able manner he impressed on the MEM
bers the duty they owed tho order, and
along the line OF education, and how i'm
portant it was they should join hands and
work with . will.
Supper was served and grange closed in
form.
Saturday evening, Aug. s, the State lee
turer visited East Bluehill grange
Worthy Master Carter took load to Eas,
Bluehili, consisting OF Mr.. Carter and
wife, State Lecturer McKeen and the sub
ordinate lecturer, Mary Ellington, Mrs
Lena Gaspar and Glenols Clark. All re-
report an enjoyable ride, and cordial
welcome by East Bluehill grange. 1t IL
hoped Mr.. McKeen will visit us again
soon.
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NOrrC. OF roRxCLosunK.

UyHEREAs Chasles u. witham. si Els.
w worth. Hancock county, STATE Of
Maine. ~ his mortgage dssd dated The tenth
day d January, 4 d. H., and recorded IL the
Hsncock county registry Of deeds IN book sl7,
page ~. conveyed 10 the Hancock County
Savings Bans, . corporation duly organised
and having An established place Of business at
Ellsworth, county and state Asorasatd. 3 eer-
tain lot or parcel OF land situated In Ellis
worth and bounded and described - follows.
to Wit: Bounded on the north BY land Of
Alexander Starkey and Charles o. Wormsil:
on the east BY land formerly occupied By the
late seth Ttsdale: on the south by land OF
heirs OF Edward Moore and A. c. Haserthy.
on the west By land Of c. c. Busriil and Pred
Moore containing one hundred and sixty
acres more or less and being the same prop.
erty conveyed TO Martin N. Moore by Rebecca
J. Moore by deed dated Nov S. 1881, and re-
corded in Hancock county registry Of deeds.
book ~, page ~ and from said Martin ~.
Moore to the said Charles ". wftham dated
January q. .. d. 1905 ana whereas, the condi-
lions OF said mortgage have been broken.
now. therefore, by reason OF the breach OF the
conditions thereof said Hancock County Saw
ings Bank. by Its treasurer duly authorized,
claims = foreclosure OF said mortgage.
HAscocK COUNTY SAviSGs BASx,
BY Charles G. Burri.I. its treasurer.
Dated at Ellsworth, Maine, August 2. 1911.
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The noblest thing about wife is the
way she will keep on being one when she
has learned better.
A man with large family can live bet
ter onthe farm, where money grows, than
in the city, where money goes.
Dampen the busting cloth with equal
parts OF turpentine and coal-oii, it will
brighten up the dullest furniture and NOT
harm the highest polish.
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NORTH sEDGwICK.

Rev. 8. w. Treworgy, Of Surry, Is visit
ing Mrs. n. l. Elweli.
Miss Emma Hiuckiey, OF North Bluchili
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. David Allen.
Roy Alien is having hts house painted
By z. c. Smallidge and Ray Thurston.
Harry s. Elweii and wife. OF New York,
are with their mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. ElwelI,
for two weeks.
Mrs. Frank Wiggin and son Fred, OF
Lewiston, who have been with Mrs. David
Allen the past week, returned home FRI
day.
Aug. IA. RAE
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Lssas Nssstta


A W kOkECLOsURE.
WHknEAs the Hopewen Stone comn.
virtue Of the laws Of the STATE Of Ws,and 81
having ~ place Of badness In Banso,n And
county o. rsnoescot il said stale. b IA ne
september. =. a. isus. and recorssa gay Of
resistry Of deeds in and for ,hs ~ IN the
aancock In said state. in book ssi. u ossy q
Company. corporation exis,ins nnSa King
BY virtue OF the laws Of said state snd and
- place OF business in said Bangor Il, having
scrSsd piece Or ,1scs as snd ,ss de-
ivan IN said county Of Hancock and HI, sui.
A. follows. namely: Beginning on ,Ss e n,,.d
gsss ss = me bounds established in isos <,
uer Of the Paul Blaisdeil lot so csllsa corr
south sixty one (6il degrees east ,wrn ssnenee
~, rods % me northwest corker Of the , a,S
twenty eight las) degrees west 10 he so uaa
line o. the town road; thence or ss,s vest
lire Of aid town road southeasserly sevs west
road called the Porcupins rosd. As ss me Of :
ssia east line Of said Porcupine yosa so -. ~
ssy s's,ssy ~ rods 2 the asld on aaa
thence ncrtAwssi eight % rods the asses s
twenty. eight (A) dserses vest 10 south
snii,vas river thence westerly, northsriv snd
Sssinssns ssf' ~ ::id river e the place q
from the premises shove described sao sss,Nr,
lot containing one hundred and Ave s,aaa
stsesv fyWss tS8etueb Win the rt9ht NJ
thereto from the town road described A. sn ny
seyed n TIE deed from the late Amh,oa.
simpson 70 omias Springer ct ais, dated rs
cemoer !d 10. and recorded In HancneL
ssffstsy In book ~. page les." And Also ~.
tain cshef propssty described In said moi.
$50 deed - follows, namely: Also ipeind.
Ing IN this Conveyance and hereby conysvins
All personal psoperty such - hoisting enstnss
deFsickA railroad. rails, and sea- or si ny,
property hereinabove described. Wh sae
said mortgage deed, and the debt therehvu i aa
cured. we're assigned BY said Ease TINS, as. "a
Banking Company 10 Louis KRISTEN. AZ .aaa
Bangor, and George H. Hamlin, Of Orona IL
said county OF Pencbscos. by Its dexd 81 ~ ~
signment bearing date September Ia. los .rs
recorded In said registry In book ts3' "a 3. ia
and WAS afterwards assigned BY said lnni.
KRISTEN and said George H. Hamlln 10 "a
Eastern Truat and banking Compare. =. 80
lateral security. by their deed Of assi,nmsn,
bearing date September Ia 1907, and rscnrSss
In said registry In book a. page 100; ara NJ.
afterwards re- assigned by saio Eastern T,ns,
and Banking Company to said Lonis Kirs.sln
and said George n. Hamlin by lis deed "a 80
sisnment bearing date June 2s 1911. ana 80
corded in said registry In book an. pase 80.
and whereas the condition OF said rlSr,gssa
has been broken, now therefore, by reason ~
the breach OF the condition thereof We the
said Louis KRISTEN aud the said George n
HAmiiu Claiming under said Eastern Truss And
Hawking Company. the original MORTGAGE
aforesaid, by virtue OF said deeds Of s.sisn.
ment. claim foreclosure OF said mortgage,
Dated 81 Bangor. this twenty fourth dav O,
July. D d. 1871. Lorfs ktRsrgfN.
GxoseE II. HAaLfs,
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among the @ranssrs.

pcciaiIy TO the oranges Of Hancock county.
The column IL open TO all srangers for the
discussion Of topics OF general interest. and
for reports Of grange meetings. Make letters
short and concise. All communications must
be signed, but names will not be printed sx.
cept by permission OF the writer. All COM
munications win be subject TO approval BY
the editor, but none will be rejected without
good reason.
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WEST BRooKLIN.

Miss Bertha Carter, OF Boston, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Richards fell Thursday and
broke two bones in one wrist.
Miss Lena Young, Of Bangor, Is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Parker Bridges.
Mrs. Lillian Lafkin and two children,
Of North Castine, are visiting her parents,
d. A. Bridges and wife.
Miss Faustina Wells and . friend, Of
Melrose, Mass, are visiting her grand
parents, Isaac Bridges and wife.
Aug. Is. b.
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Dear Anat Madge:


Isn't this q big storm, and do you think
it strange that we have such severe storms
in midsummer am alone, but most OF
the daylight / have company. Occasion
ally some friend stays all night. There
are so many summer friends all around
that one cannot be lonely at this season
OF the year.
Ny arm troubles me badly. 1t has been
twice injured. Writing Is painful for me.
have been exceedingly. busy. To-day
I've put up raspberries and blueberries. l
quarts Of red cherries. They grew bounti-
fully this year, and I've eaten them day
after day, besides giving away some and
have not seen THE AMERICAN now for
two weeks. Hope to 20 back to South
BRooksvilie to- morrow and get all my
mail. Am in my own home. Do any
Of our M. BIS ever preserve wild pears?
They, too, are plentiful this year, and
have preserved > lot of them. ! presu me
you al know what mean. Though they
ares kind OF berry, We call them pears.
The party from 6rrington who usually
tent on my premises brought . portable
house this year, and not finding me at
home went to G. H. Blake's to camp so |
miss them, but can Bee their house from
my front door; also the tent OF the Robin
sons OF Bangor.
/ hear from Eunice sometimes. She
asks when am coming back to Haverhili.
1 hope to meet her there again sometime.
A party Of three teachers stayed here with
me one night. They were on their way to
Ellsworth. / enjoyed their call very
much.
l am getting health il no wealth from
the beautiful summer. Most OF the time
the weather has been fine and all seem
happy. Those who have hay out, or ships
or boats afioat tonight will be anxious
and troubled, fear. My hay is in the
barn and my boats in the woodhouse-not
out yet this year.
! wish some OF the NJ. BIS we're here to-
night. think could talk better than
write just now. The wind blows SO, it
rather jars on my reasoning powers. Twill
try to do better sometime. Kind wishes
to all. NJ. A. b.
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James Conner, Of Pittsfisld, visited his
daughter, Mrs. A. ]. Saunders. last week.
Mrs. Ella Saunders went to Surry SUM-
day for visit before returning TO Massa-
chusetts.
Winfield Patterson and wife, OF Milo,
were called here by the death of his sister
Della, Saturday.
Miss Della Patterson died Saturday, Of
tuberculosis. She leaves, besides her
mother, four brothers and two sisters.
Aug. IL. B.
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THE subscriber hereby Eives notice tia,
Il she has been duly sppoinsed crecn,rir
Of the LAST will and tessamsnt OF
GOTHAM GRAY. late Of oRLAND,
In the county Of Hancock. deceased, no bonds
being required BY the terms Of said will.
All pefsons having demands Againa, the 60.
tie sADe fos sstslemsnt, and All indebted
thareto ere requssted 10 make payment i'm.
UsdiAse1y. Wiutvn1D B. 0nAy sraHcrg
AoGoss 4 . a. I'LL. Executrir
noats :. Boz ss. Bangor, Ne.
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Kidney trouble and the Ills IL breeds means
lost time and lost pay 70 many . work. ns
etreeeor. H.. vas 20 bed from kidney snd
bladder trouble that he could not work,
but he says: II took Foley Kidney Pilis
and VISA soon able 10 20 back 70 work. sud
an feeling we'll and healthier than before. D
Foley Kidney Pills are tonic IN actlon, quick
man Or woman Who suffers from kiAney mn.
Sold By ali druegfsts.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Miss Hazel Butler is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Z. II. Scribner, at Green Lake.
Mrs' Sarah Foss, Lawrence Morse and
John A. Mckay went to Bar Harbor Sun
day.
Miss Tillie Martin, OF Bar Harbor, was a
recent guest OF her mother, Mrs. Matilda
Martin.
Mrs. Sarah RobirsAon, OF Old Town, q
former resident, who has been visiting
old friends and neighbors here, returned
to her home Friday.
Aug. l3 NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-16

Do you uss N atomfssr In treating Nass
Liquid Cream Balm, the qnickest and surest
remedy for this disease. In all curative
properties Il 70 identical with the solid Cream
Balm. which 10 70 famous and 20 successful in
overcoming Casarrh, Hay Fever and Cold in
the Hssd. There Is relief In the nrst dash Of
spray upon the heated, sensitive air passages.
mailed BY Ely Bros, 50 Warren ST., New York
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WEST FRANKLIN, Aug. 4, 1911


Dear Friends Of the NJ. B. c.:
Think we have had hints enough, so
here l come this morning to make a cali,
and it lie lovely, too. Hope you are all
able to be about to enjoy 1t. Am having
company for . few weeks, and have been
on . vacation for . few days. Enjoyed it
SO much! How nice to have our friends
with us; their visits are ali too short.
Meb, we enjoyed your letter 90 much
and wish you might come again coon, -
we feared You had forgotten your old
friends Of the N. B. c. Think you must
have your hands and heart full with work.
Well, this il . busy world Of ours, but
sometime there will b resting time for
rs all.
c, l was glad to - tho recipe for sugar
pear preserves, - they are very plentiful
this year, and Il must be flne. II I ret
time shall try . jar. Dali, I think Il 10
nice that We can always have you 70 de-
pend upon. You are very welcome. Do
not seem to hear much about the reunion,
bot hope 700 can have II Just the sams,
and % Susan II on the way, hops you will
be favored with her company this year !;
also all the nsw ones who have Joined our
ranks, a. we realize that soon the new ones
will have to hii our places in many ways.
With love and best wishes to all, / viii
now bid you good morning.
AUNT EMMA.
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4 MissisN ~ MesWiIStA
~ moon y cold: the eesan cir = chm:
Alous With boasay owb tie n1nstoa
stands
Ths staring bsifry towering % the sands
That hold IN Ssrra'A grave the sv1 ytiii
2apoes Of rnighay lAhors-iove and VIII
In ret profound whsre oncs ths BROOD
ing banda
o. dark souisd bsanss lined sp thsir
hanoa
10 God aad heard the angel vosess thrfii
MUTE are the beils that called the nights
Of old.
Forever lost the efantsd melody
That mingled With the sounding of the
Ths lofty moon through clouds Of wtsdy
lsoeks IN hsr sasvsr faith sAsar vsn,sAsd
sold.
Ths altar nshas q warmth and mystery.
Herbert Heron
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AIAxoosooK. 4os. EAST oRr.ANp.

ALAM0oso0K. 9l9. EAsT oRl-ASD.
Alamoosook grange held special meet
ing Aug. to confer second and third de-
grees. At the regular meeting Saturday
the first and second degrees we're con-
ferred.
Alamoosook grange conferred the third
and fourth degrees on one candidate Sat
urdsy evening. Refreshments were served
There was an attendance Of forty 6ve,
with visitors from Highland grunge and
Central grange, Of Foxcroft. Program Of
music and an essay.
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Dear M, B. Friends.

Dear NJ. B. Friends:
Here's a greeting to each one. The
poem sent by Aunt Emma is just fitting
to the season. 1t pictures just the rest
and the surroundings any one might and
should enjoy-if only vacation would give
the opportunity. But 1t is nice to have an
invitation like that expressed in the OPEN
ing stanza even il many can only accept it
in imagination.
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NORTH oRLAND.

Frank Trundy, who has been working
in Orrington, is home.
f. j. SWEET and wife, OF Newport, are
visiting at win Dodge's.
Mrs. o. NJ. Saunders. Of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Jessie Billings.
II. o. White, OF Northampton, and Ed
ward Coney, OF Boston, enjoyed few days
outing here last week.
Aug l..
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice thai
i she has been duly appointed executrsz
OF the last will and testament OF
RHoDA II. TRACY, late Of GoULDsBoRo.
In the county OF Hancock. deceased. and
given bonds ~ the Law directs. All per.
sons having demands against the estate Of
said deceased are desired TO preseut the sams
for settlement. and ali indebted thereto are
sARAn r. SnAw.
Prospect Harbor, Jaiy y, 1871.
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A weli-known Des Moines woman after
suffering miserably for two days from
bowe! complaint, was cured by one dose OF
Chambsriain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhosa Remedy. For sale BY all dealers.
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WEST sURRY.

Mrs. Olin Saunders, Of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting her father, Cyrus Conary.
Mrs. Fred BlaisdeIl is much improved
in health, and is around the house.
Mrs. Hollis Willins is in poor health.
Aug IA L.
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Insulators for high tension electric lines
have been made to Withstand q pressure Of
10000 volts without leakage.
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Itch! Itch. Itch! - Scratch. Scratch.
Scratch! The more you scratch the worse the
itch. Try Doan's Ointment. 1t cures piles
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CHRISTIAN EHOeAvOR
Prayer Meeting Topic For the Week
6eojnuiuo Auo. 20, 1911.


Prayer Meeting Topic For the Week
Beginning Aug. 20. 1911.
Topic Mountain scenes In Bible story
Deut. XIV, 10, MAI .., avn' , ~. con- n
Rev sherman a. Doyle. .. D.
1bars arc some mountains standing
=, th,. ..rth ~ our. thar saem slmost
...-..r,,. ,a,n.. "a !, ~. co,,a nu,
a. anu 'sA "na' ~ ~
ana reit the uaveieS VINO pae a.
their base would trembas wAn aiarln
and awe. No one familiar with the
hiskory Of the world can doubt or deny
III truthfulness Of The wosds Just
nuaA.A Ana Inv many Of thsss BIZ
800 mountain seenss are associated
w,th n. r.ii~tous histoey OF ths world
sr.. $50. ~r,o6 r,eson God has psusl-
~ 49,, nnouutain sunmia a De
1900 IN vh,ch 10 mahe the erardevt
.,,,sn,t,on. - Hinaaaf perhaps b.
..,,.. 49,. Grand and strikinr ~,
49,. ,r n.tnr~ Ar tn locality q
1900. .t.nd :. mishfv monument. %
th.r-.o frat thev can never f.de
r-om ~. rrerorv AZ mans The psalm-
IT, ..,d ~ nj, mn mn. nina eyes unto
a.. mn. rrom vhenee eoneth nv
h.,rr r., n. .,.o ,oot n tia hili,-
49, nm. go ...rr,.,.d v,th thourht,
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- - .s.a....,oa
No. h,-tor,. rrorn,,,n .cece. WITH
- 900 "a cont.rnn,at,on ara re.
ss-..s !. p,h,. 800. Tr.,. 4. Ar,r,t
49, &c 81 -a.,sd .rter tha aooa.
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-, !, -, a. 49,, IS on.r.a Is.ac a.
. ...a.. - ca. s,r., .n,d v,o.a
ta-riac thunaer,ne. the divine law
w.s .sren 81 mar. Nount p,sgab from
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1s I. eO .u ~ -
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pay .na' no n,sns ."e sooi
IAnu .nat - oesono 'otuan' tnnt sooo-
y mountain. ana Leoanoo' Inc hopes
VI me ale nt always lu. out
vis'ons OF eed' .nines are no small
eouipeu'"tion anu prepare us Ior the
t.ia' through "hicn we enter IN 70
tneir tuner rea'i-a liou III tue nhe 70
come.
ne Mountain u sictofy' Anus
mount GARNER may De designated II
was mere tnat the reiigion OF the only
living ana true Goa was tested oy con
nict with iooiafry. Ine result was
sure and decisive True religion tn
umpneo. we need rear no testing OF
our Iaitn or anything tnat pertains 10
II In every contest N the past the
tofy mas oeen won. y wiii commune
% % % until IN the name Ok jesus
WY knee snaii DOW ana every 'ongue
eoniess tnet !esu. Cnnst = Loru %
tns esosy OF uoo tns runs
o Inc mountain 2. ansneurauon-
Christ was transngured under such
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Thursday, Aug. 31-Meeting. of Hancock
Pomona grange with Rainbow grange /,
North Brooksville.
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