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The Delta independent., 1911-06-23
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.

Representative Taylor has been
introducing some new Legislation
among which is a bill providing that
in time of peace railway postal
clerks in the service of the govern
ment shall be entitled to admission
to the Army and Navy Hospital at
Hot Springs. Arkansas, and to any
other Government Hospital in the
United States on the same terms
and conditions that apply to the ad-
mission of soldiers and sailors. An
other bill increases the compensa-
ton of rural carriers to $500 per
year. which sum is intended TO pro-
vide for the purpose OF maintain
ance of necessary horses. wagons
and equipment. Mr.. Taylor would
also give thirty days leave with
pay to every rural carrier. Still
another bill authorizes and directs
the Postmaster General to procure
postal cars and contracts for haul
ing them. and to appropriate money
for that purpose. Mr.. Taylor also
has measure granting to the State
of Colorado one million acres of
public land within the State An
other bill grants pension to the sur
viving members and widows of the
Forsythe Scouts. He also proposes
to authorize states and territories
to sell lands in lieu OF lands in
cluded in forest reservations, and
also asks for an appropriation for
the construction OF "a national road
from Grand Junction. Colorado, to
n M IA nuh -.
Monument.
Representative Rucker has in
troduced a joint resolution provid-
ing that an additional one million
acres of arid lands in the state of
Colorado be made available and
subject to the terms of section four
of an Act of Congress entitled An
Act making appropriations for sun
dry civil expenses of the Govern
ment for the fiscal year ending on
June thirtieth. eighteen hundred and
ninety-hve. and for other purposes.
approved August eighteenth. eigh-
teen hundred and ninety -four. and
by amendments thereto, and that
the State of Colorado be allowed.
under the provisions of said Acts.
said addition area. or so much
thereof as may be necessary, for
the purposes and under the pro-
visions of said Acts.
In order to regulate the affairs
in the sister state of Wyoming. Mr..
Rucker of Colorado has introduced
bill providing for the adjustment
OF the military post of Fort ID. A.
Russell in the state of Wyoming.
The bill states that the post has be-
come undesirable" for military
purposes. and 1t is proposed that
the President of the United States
shall cause the same to be APP
praised and sold at not less than
The Delta independent., 1911-06-23

to the industry. Much prospecting
is bound to be done within the
next year in Colorado, which may
and may not prove of value. But
if this Rankin Process is what is
claimed for it, it is sure to be
long step toward great mining &C
tivity for there is any amount of
low grade ore in the state which has
long been in plain view of the pros
pector, who could not mine it for
want of means to extract its values
without having to pay freight.
The Delta independent., 1911-06-23
country

No citizen of the Uncompahgre
valley wishes to see those farmers
who are holding back the unifica-
ton of the bitches under the I'm
compahgre project harmed in any
way, neither do we believe that a
single man is guilty of wishing to
see the value of their property in
jured. The fact that a million
and a half dollars have been APP
propriated by the government for
the completion of that project, and
is being held back pending the uni
fcation of certain bitches, all of
which. with exception of one or
two have unified, is what creates
the excitement. A million and a
half dollars coming into the valley
at this time would mean a great
deal directly, and the value receiv-
ed indirectly would be still great
er. Eastern capital is being held
hack that could be induced into the
valley but for that situation which
Is known to exist. by the people
there as well as here. Times are
stringent and the money is needed
here. There must be a way to get
at the unification and it should be
done for it will be of immeasure-
able value to the entire population.
The Delta independent., 1911-06-23

Speaking of the Green River Oil
fields, the Grand Junction News on
Wednesday had the following: The
Green River well is still flowing at
the rate of 200 barrels day Dr.
T.. S. Corbin of Delta, is near the
Green River field. which is about
twenty-five miles from the Fisher
Valley field, with two eastern oil
lien and is figuring on drilling in
n desirable section. Karl Queen
of Columbus, Ohio, is in the Green
River field with rig and is plan
ming on drilling in section No. Z.
Ed. Banks and Jack Quigg of New
ork are in Green River looking
over the flowing well and getting
options on sections for eastern
parties. A group of Cleveland, and
Philadelphia men are also in the
district. e. w. Shrock of Denver,
has announced that he has closed
a lease on a section and will start
drilling next month"
The Delta independent., 1911-06-23

The challenge just issued by
Delta county to any county in the
United States ON fruit for the sea-
son of 1911, both in quality and
quantity, is bound to be the cause
OF no end of good advertising fol
this section. 1t will be heralded
from one end of the country to the
other. Even though the challenge
should be accepted and Delta coun-
ty lose the forfeit. of which we do
not entertain the remotest fear,
our district would still be winner,
owing to the vast publicity that will
be gained. This year, more than
ever before. Delta county. the gar
den spot of the United States, will
be before the eyes of the entire
country.
The Delta independent., 1911-06-23
Valuation Placed by
Board on Utilities.

The state board OF equalization
last week completed its temporary
assessment OF the corporate proper
y of Colorado. The valuations as
5iyen out for this year are $2.426,-
SOS increase over the valuations for
.ast year. The Denver & Rio Grande.
the Colorado & Southern and the
Union Pacific are raised in the as
sessment to a total of one million
dollars over last year.
The following are the valuations
of the most important on the West
ern Slope and in the state:
The Delta independent., 1911-06-23

The Rankin Process, which has
Just finished its second trial run at
Lake City. is creating a great deal
of interest among mining circles,
as it has practically proven. from
all reports. to be a success for treat
ing low grade ores. 1t is now
claimed that on both trial runs of
the process that more than 80 per
cent of the values in the ores was
saved. No other process for mill
ing has ever been tested that would
save as much as 80 per cent of
any ore, and on low grade products
the loss was always SO great that
in a majority of cases it did not
pay to mine the ore. The financial
eyes of the country are turned to-
ward the mining sections of the
West, eagerly watching for new
camp to spring up and bring forth
more rich mines and give new life
The Delta independent., 1911-06-23

Bryan now makes the statement
that the heads of his party knitted
him in his last presidential cam
paign. Did he just find that out?
The whole United States knitted him
democrats and all.
The Delta independent., 1911-06-23

The wedding presents received
by L. Townsend Burden and bride.
who was Miss Marie Sheedy, the
daughter of the we'll known Colo
RADIO capitalist, are said to be
valued at 100000
The Delta independent., 1911-06-23

The Henwood trial is on in Den
yer and the society women of that
city are thronging to the court
room and stretching their necks.
that they may not miss the rich
scandal that is bound to leak out
on a member of their number. who
is chief witness in the great MUIR
der trial
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MISCELLANEOUS
HELP WANTED-MALE

sEyERAI, YOUNG afEN-Gnthrfs
vicinity 70 fit for Railway Mail
Clerks, pest Office Clerks and Letter
OF vicinity to III for Railway Mail
ton. Address P. @. BOX 763, Chicago.
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These bonds are payable. as 20 interest
and principal. out % TIE Public Building
Fund q TIRE state of Oklahoma. afis .lE
from the sale rr rental cf Section 33 cf
the state school Land. ana the good
faifh % the Sale cf 0klah1ma is
so'emnly pledged 20 administer the trlst.
which is created hy the terus % tie
Enabling Act and the Constitution The
proceeds % the sale cf these bond7 are
20 he used solely FOR ere Construction u
public buildings FOR ere several lrstltu-
tinls cf the state They are uaYzhle 90
tie office ~ the state Treasurer or as
tha fiscal agency of the state -n New
York city
Not less thar E171 1ao 11 20 he delivered
AlE1st rs. 1911 end the balance N1gem-
her ~ i9ll- TacF cannot be aall for Jess
1tan par ard aegrled interest," They are
ror- -taxahie 81 Ok.ah1ma. and are proper
investment fcr the capital and srils
" STATE banks. rrHst and irslrlr-l come
pennies of ttls sta-a. and are legal c-i'at-
rrai for deposits 90 an state ard
~ nss sHaa - a--5zs7arsra - 3
DEPOSIT FRI cash on certified crecE 81
some resuals .Hl- Banking usttr-icu. f1r
q rer rerf ~ ere autGHt ~ h.I TIE
state reserves ere riEh- o. reject any or
an tiis
Prntsd 1arv cf law and cirrlisr f1r-
Earte5 o. arr rlti1r
ROBERT DUNLOP.
Treasure % TIRE sta-e 70 Oklahoma.
Dkiahc-a CRY. u. s. A.
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BEWARE OF CiNTmEHTs FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MER-
CFIEV

as mercury viii surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely de-
ange The whole system when enter
1t through tne mucous surfaces.
Such articles from reputable phTsi-
clans, as the damage they viii do is
ten fold to the good You can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by f. J Cheney
Il Co, Toledo. O. caHsaina no met-
oufy, and Is taken iRternally actiEg
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces on he system In buying
Hali's cstarra cnfh be enre YOU get
the genuine Il is taken Internally
and made n Toledo. Ohio BY F. j..
Cheney Il Co. testimonials free
Sold bv Druggists Price 75c per
bottle
Take Halfs Family Pills for constt
patiom
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HAVE YOU AN OPPORTUNITY
TO OFFER TO SOMEONEg

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HIS DREAM smATTERED.

First Boarder Well youli soon
be released from boaFdias houses,
anyhow. Going to be married soon,
suppose?
Second Boarder (sadlyl -No;--I
have been bitterly disappointed u TIE
girl
First B0arder-Tf0wG
Second Boardere-sha iusisted on
boarding aller cur marriage,
A poor man is dlscontented be-
cause be can't get wa be wants
rich man. because na sana y Az shaG
be gets.
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F-Ezt Eurg lar--nis paper says goa
re o r11areus criminal
Eaocud Dar Iar-Wel. daLs sos
a. Im c17Ey ffE g.
FIr-t r-ET..lrs-Eer EorrT7
Sell EzE-,-azr-Fasi 2 .Hst baie
lozTE
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MnMEY 70 LDAN
TOWEL sUPPLY
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR.. ERNEST SEiFFERT.
Sanitarium. III South Broad st.
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oOR sALE-LotH on Capitol Hill; on
car las Address Lots" cara tie
s.szdSr
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Only three games scheduled
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Only three game scheduled
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TN NTEIClCIEs 0F TyGIIsH.

Monsieur Da France -fol Ei1d
O. zs clock 10 make BIN -!
EnEiish Tutor Erslayi
Monsieur De France--zez ptaf To-
you sind ~ le lsesinsss b msks
hlm stoqf
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The 1911 Eus p4rtaIniaE % Roads
aiEhways. Dltchc1 and Drains
Pamphlet form. Price Z5c each
Special prices On quantities. Addres
Book Department. Leader Pullil
'smpany. Gutar.s
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TEXAS LEAGUE

THE ALTON GOODS C0feG M use8
iu The best families. h0ts sua res
taufants in the Southwest
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NO sKELKr0x.

80 fsietou 10 their closet is.
Eta raazc1 ~? Al. wei. my
F l7.
Es huts tor keep Ere closet filed
VIII iogel. rea1ona5ie drezzeA
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HELP WANTED


ANy INTELLIGENT person may
earn steady income corresDondIng
31f> newspaper Experience unnec-
fessary. Address Press Correspond
ing Bureau. Washington. D. C
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PAiiadeIpha New Yo.a game post
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II. IT. DyssIs expert plano tuner.
al1 work guaranteed Drop me a post
al ana / win ralh 5l5 +. Warmer OF
phone IS at Waigamet Dug store.
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THtW - " Uf VFefaTIfI3a aIIFFf v
Washington Aug l6 Tew X0sk
8anched hits % Groom iH THE sew
euth inning an beat Washington
The game was slop0ed 81 the end 81
1he eighth inning On account of the
darkness
Score r n E
Washington A GI0 100 09-l i
Sew YORK - 40 g20 N-6 12 q
Batteries Groom y Walker and
S. rect Quinn and sweeney
Observation-Disclosures game postpou
ed rain
ONLY three games scheduled
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A FINANrIFR

II ~ ~ hAAAAs
Johnny ~ vish had t1at goose
that laid the golden egs4
Papa. What U1u.d g9u do1
Johnny.-I'd make her SCI on some
Of ne eggs ana hatch cut some noss
geese of TIE same Kind
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ST. LOUIS, e RENo & WESTERN.

The 1911 lsws pertaining to Roads
highways. pitches aud Drains
Pamphlet form. Price ESQ each
Special prices on quantities, Address
SOCK Department, Leader Printia
ompany Guthrie.
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LEGAL NOTICES
tFYrst published iu Guthrie Daily Leader,
July ~. i9lEJ
SALE OF STATE OF OKLAHOMA

The Treasurer % the state of Okla
homa VIII receive sealed bids at his
Office in Oklahoma city. for all. or ans
portion thereof NJ $3.50 000Q0 Public
Building Fgad Bonds, until ~ O'Clock
noon, Algilst ", 1914.
said bonds are coupon in form, and
bear interest az the rate q per cent.
per annum payable on the flfst days Of
May and November Of each year. They
are az The denominations Of $4,000
Sle0.40 and $1,000 and are issued iu the
folowing series.
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How 70 Sell Things That Are
FOR sALEtT

9 Write sour aFof sale sd
. SIMPLY stating even detail
, about the article that ggH FoHii ,
? want an ad t0 give you o. yog
Q were anxious 90 auT something ,
9 Qf the Kind Yourself Give
2 little thought fo the selling
9 -ints about the article and (
? rui THEM inio your al Then
. run the al MORE THAN ONCE. (
? if that D. necessary II may BE- {
? -cr if may nor BE-.
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THE LEApe n
Official cify paner
Cff,rf.t c..
NoTIcE To suRscRIaERs

Y the event Of deliver being iu.
perfect or paper being rolled. twisted
ser mntilated subscribers are urged
.o make immediate com laiut to- thc
or mail
Aah subscribers should examine the
Slafress on the label Of their panor
~ SHOWS when subscriptions expire
Nnen You remit the label is changed
III not notify this office If son wish
ytar subscription discontinued write
we office, otherwise the rsaer nill he
continued In changing addresses
give both old and new address
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THE CAUsR OF THgrR TROUBLE.

Tho Cinnamon Bear.-lVe been
frlghlfuiiy annoyed this week b.
hunters trying 20 shoot me
The Black Bear--I suppose so I've
been told that our skins. cut up into
fur trlmminss. are worth four dol-
Lara und y Aslf q yard.
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ANALYSIS or M <zaAl
WELLS WATER
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MEN-Our illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how we teach barber trade
in few weeks. mailed free M0ier
Barber College. Kansas City. No
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Say 800 ra0 R adFerussd "a rhs
Leader. 80
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-07
NESBITT.

Rev. Mr.. Lippham is expected
to fill his regular appointment here
next Sunday morning and night.
Quite a large crowd attended
prayer service here last Sunday
night.
All the ladies are urged to come
out and bring all the little tots to
the Easter egg hunt which will
be at the new church at 4 o'clock
Saturday evening before Easter
Sunday.
The first service will be held in
the new church Easter Sunday.
1t may seem just a bit strange
that it should take so long to com
plete a building that was pushed
along So very rapidly to begin
with but our people are all farm
ers and they did the work, For
draying and labor the building
would have cost near three hun
dred dollars and it has all been
done by the community on wet
days except nine dollars and hf-
ty cents which was paid for plas-
tering. We are justly proud of
the achievement 1t is expected
that the house will be dedicated
the second Sunday in May.
Mr.. Cliff Jones and wife visited
his brother in Paulding county
Sunday,
Guess what old gentleman is
threatening to put his case in a
lawyers hands because his better
half has continued her visit.
DON'T YOU SEE.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-07
MILFORD.

News has been received here
from Crandall, Texas, OF the death
Of the writer's grandfather, on the
18th of March. He resided in
Cobb county for many years and
was 80 years of age when he left
here, soon after the death Of his
wife, four or five years ago. He
was a veteran of the civil war and
resided in this county after the
war until he left for Texas. We
can hope that he has reached the
home of eternal peace.
Mr., Grady Johnson spent Sat
urday night with Mr.. Earnest
Jones, of Mount Zion.
Miss Pearl Landrum spent Sat
urday night with Miss Irene Vim
son, of Floyd.
Mr.. Luther Anderson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Bub
Harris.
Mr.. Jim Sanders. OF Mount
Zion, was in our community Sun
day.
We have whooping cough and
measles in our community. The
little son of Mr.. T. l. Fortner
has measles and little Misses
Mary Bell Harris and Mamie
Smith have whooping cough but
all are doing nicely.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Pair, a fine girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. VanWin-
kle and Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. ia
cobs visited the family OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lum Wise one day last
week.
Quite number OF young peo-
pie attended the club meeting at
Olive Springs Saturday night.
The singing here Sunday after
noon was attended by large
crowd.
Mr.. Irving Pair spent Saturday
night with Mr.. Haney Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Blair and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowe spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. F
Pair.
DIXIE LAD.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-07
kENN SAW.

The many friends of Mr.. Robert
Carrie, of Cedartown, are delighted
to hear of his recent marriage to
Miss Edna Morgan, of that place.
We extend congratulations,
Mr., Fred Boston, of Atlanta, was
a recent visitor to Mr.. p. L Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gatlin have
moved back from Atlanta, and are
occupying their home on Cherokee
street. Mr.. Steve EUans and fam
lily, who were occupying it, have
moved to Mr. Adams house on
Acworth street, and Mr.. Adams has
moved tn the f. H. Gibson place,
which he recently purchased.
Mr.. Tom McRea, Of Atlanta, spent
Sunday in Kenness~.
TWAS Mrs. Griggs, not Mr.. Griggs,
who received the beautiful tureen
from Mrs. Griggs, of Due West.
Mrs. Bessie Hill Fletcher and
children, of Atlanta, have been re-
cent visitors TO relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs E. ". Hill spent
Sunday in Acworth-
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
Wallace will regret to learn that
she is suffering from fall recently
received.
Mr.. George SHELTON has added a
room to his house ON Acworth
street.
Mrs. Calhoun, of Atlanta, has
taken charge of the Bennett Hotel.
Me-. and Mrs. Bluet Bazeman an
nounce young son at their home
April Sd.
Mr.. and Mrs. James CrOwder and
Mr.. Wade Crowder, of Alabama.
have been recent yisitors to their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Crowder.
MI, and Mrs. E. Y. Hill and
Misses Irene and Louis, and Mr..
b. H. Hills son, Master Earnest
Hill. spent Monday in Atlanta.
The many friends of Mrs. Jasper
CrOwder will regret to learn of her
illness. Gypsy.
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POWDER SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Clonts, of Hi
ram, were visitors to the family of
Mr.. T. M. Lindley the past week.
Miss Estelle Leake and little
brother, Edgar, spent the week end
at Rockmart.
Miss Mamie Abercrombie and
Miss Smith, of Douglasville, are the
attractive guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. B, Lindley.
Misses Ollie Wolf and Sallie Lewis
spent Sunday with home people.
Mr.. ]. H. Motley and Miss Lille
Motley visited in Douglasville the
past week and were accompanied
home by their cousin, Miss Oney
Morris.
MIS- Margaret Lindley is visiting
in Atlanta.
Mrs. +. E. Stewart has returned
home after pleasant visit to Ac-
worth.
Mrs. Ware visited in Marietta the
past week.
Mr.. Joe Wolfe, of South Georgia,
is visiting relatives here this week
Mr.. o. G. Wagner was called to
Alabama the past week. His bro.
Their was thrown from an automo-
blle and seriously hurt.
Mr.. William Lindley, formerly of
this place, but now of Atlanta. was
recently married to Miss Anderson
Of that city.
Mrs. Siddie Scott spent several
days in Atlanta the past week
NO.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-04-07
LOCUST GROVE.

We have had some beautiful
spring weather for the past few
days.
Miss Nellie Morgan, of Greens
boro, was the guest of Mrs. J J.
Martin, Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Mary and Versie Coch
ran, of Bethel, visited relatives in
this community last week.
The many friends Of Miss Katie
Lemon will regret to learn that
she is quite sick again with grip.
We hope she will soon be out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Shaules.
spent the day with their uncle
Mr.. J. w. Carmichael, Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. L. +. McGinty,
of Atlanta. and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
f. Lemon, of Athens, visited the
family of Mrs. F. Lemon, Sunday.
Misses Genie Wilkie and Belle
Westbrook were the guests of
Miss Ora Cochran Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. John Medlin Wis
tied his father at Nickajack last
week
Miss Lula Cantrell, of Atlanta,
spent the day with Miss Eva Car
michael Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cook, of
Atlanta, visited Mr. and Mrs. ],
!. Martin Sunday.
Miss Ruby Wilkie was the
guest of Miss Bonnie Daniel Fri
day night.
Misses Genie Wilkie and Ora
Cochran spent the day with Miss
Belle Westbrook Sunday.
Miss Violet Herren visited Miss
Rubie Wilkie Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Norton filled his reg
ular appointment at this place on
Sunday.
Quite a large crowd attended
Sunday school Sunday. We hope
to have our church completed be-
fore long, SO we can better accom-
modate the people of our COM
munity
Y. NO.