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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23

inal plant at that point, built thirteen
years ago, and installing larger and
more modern electrical machinery in
its place. The construction work has
1nterfered more seriously than we had
anticipated with the amount of pow
er available from that plant and this
together with an unlocked for demand
In irrigation power, as well as large
demands from the railways, found us
short of generator capacity for the
time being, or until construction work
at Swan Falls is completed. 1t is a
fact that arrangements have been
made with the Beaver River Power
company for the purchase of addi-
tional power for the time being.
These are the facts and will give
you some idea of how rapidly the de-
mand for power is increasing in this
immediate territory. Competition is
just as keen as ever and any attempt
to talk consolidation is without foun-
dation"
This statement from Manager Mark
nus is reinforced by a statement
along similar lines from e. P. Bacon.
resident manager of the Beaver River
Power company. In signed state
ment sent out to the press, Manager
Bacon said:
"A few days ago, the officers of the
Idaho-Oregon Light & Power COM
pany came to us with the statement
that on account of construction con-
ditions at Swan Falls and high water
they were confronted with a serious
shortage of power with which to meet
their requirements. They stated to
us that they had been compelled to
materially reduce their car service, as
we'll as to disappoint some of their ir-
rigation customers, and that until
high water subsidized, which would not
occur for several weeks, and until the,
completion of additional units at.
Swan Falls now under construction.
there would be serious public incon-.
venience, unless the Beaver River
Power company, the only concern in
the territory having surplus of pow.
er should come to their assistance,
After thoroughly satisfying our
selves that the public is and would be-.
Inconvenience unless we came to.
their assistance, we made arrange
ments with the Idaho Oregon for the
sale OF the necessary power to them.
and for connection with our system
thus placing at their disposal ample
energy to supply the public need. This
1s In accordance with our we'll estab-
lished policy Of rendering assistance
wherever required for the public
good, and our action has not other
significance. Statesman.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23

Avenue North, In front of Lots IL and
13 of Block 6S.
On the southwest side of Second
Avenue North, in front of Lots /, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, z, s, 8, 10, Is and 16 of Block
"a; in front of Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
8, 10, II, IL, Is and 16 of Block IS;
In front of Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, s, 8,
49, 10 II, H. 10, A. 10 and 16 of Block
On Main Avenue North, in front of
Lots ~ and 16 of Block 80; in front
of Lots g. 10, II, IL, 10, IA, Is and 16
of Block SO; in front of Lots II, 1S, 10,
20, 21, %, %, "a, 25, 26, q, 20, 20, 80.
81 and 80 of Block "a.
On Main Avenue West, in front OF
Lots 8, 4, and of Block 95;
in front of Lots 1, 2. 8, 4, 5, G. Z and
s of Block 90; in front of Lots and 2
Of Block 81; in front of Lots /, 2, 3,
and of Block 90; in front of Lots l.
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Z and of Block 90; in
front of Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, Z, s, 9. TO-
II, IL, 10, IA, Is and 16 of Block 100.
Five Foot Sidewalks.
On the southeast side of Third
Street East, along Lots l and 8 OF
Block 81; along Lots l and 8 of Block
So; along Lots / and of Block AZ;
along Lots l and II of Block so.
On the northwest side of Third
Street South, along Lots 16 and 80 OF
Block 104; along Lots 16 and 80 OF
Block 49,
Six Foot Sidewalks.
On southwest side of Seventh Ave-
nue. North, in front OF Lots /, 2, 3,
and of Block "a
Eight Foot Sidewalks.
| On Main Avenue South, in front oil
Lots 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Of Block 106
| On the northwest side of Second
| Street, South, along Lot 80 of Block
1903.
Section 2. Sidewalks to be built
laid and constructed according t.
plans and specifications for concrete
Sidewalks adopted by the council o.
said city on the 18th day of June
1909, and now on file in the office o.
the City Clerk of said city, and to be
laid and placed on grades established
by the City Engineer Of said city, and
to be built and constructed In accord
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23

ance with the provisions of Ordinance
No Is Of the City of Twin Falls, en-
titled: IAN Ordinance providing for
the construction and repairing of side
walks In the City of Twin Falls ant
providing for the payment of the
same" passed by the council and an
proved by the Mayor on the Bird day
of February, 1908, and in accordance
with this resolution.
Section 3. All of said walks are
hereby ordered to be built by the own
ers OF lots fronting, abutting on and
adjacent thereto, within fifteen days
OF the date of service of notice on
such owners to build the same by the
City Clerk and said city, as provided
in and by said Ordinance No. IS of
said city
And upon neglect or failure of such
owner or owners to build or construct
the same as herein provided, the same
will be built by the street commission
er of the said city or by contractor to
whom contract for the building OF
the same may be awarded by said
city, and the cost and expense Of SC
building and constructing the same
will be levied upon and assessed
against the lots, pieces or parcels OF
land fronting, abutting on and ada
cent to such walk so built, which said
assessment shall be levied, assessed
and collected as provided In and by
said Ordinance No. 49,
Passed by the Council of the City Of
Twin Falls, Idaho, this 21st day Of
May, 1913.
Approved by the Mayor of said City
this 21st day OF May, 1913.
C. o. MEIGS,
Mayor
Attest: STUART H. TAYLOR,
| (Seal.) City Clerk
| Nav %
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23

$As0Vs Oh l airs
We have 83 pairs of mems
dress shoes, values which
sold up to $500 in patent,
dull calf, blucher or button,
an extra offering at :. $3.50
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
HARTMAN INTERESTS Will BUY
Report Says They Are Trying to Ge1
Power Plants OF Idaho.

Reports that will not down are go
Ing the rounds locally that w. H.
Bancroft, general manager of the
Hartman interests in this section, is
negotiating for the purchase outright
of all the power interests and all the
interurban traction interests In this
section of Idaho. This deal, which
the reports have 1t are now we'll un-
derway, includes the. Kuhn power in
terests, the Beaver River company
holdings, all the interests o. the Ida
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23

When the man for whom you ought
to work has an opening for you, you'll
md the news in the help wanted"
adsl
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
Attest: STUART H. TAYLOR,
| (Seal.) City Clerk.
May %

When the apartment, which might.
almost, have been planned and design
ed for you, becomes available to you,
the news will be found in the "To
Rent" columns.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23

A hurry-call, through the classified
columns. for q better office helper
than the one that's leaving, will us
ually find him-or, as frequently hap
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23

A repetition OF your want ad. at
small cost, might pay" II you're try
ing to rent rooms.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
Our $3.50 Special

We are proud of these val
hes we are selling at $3.50,
the kind that you will pay
$500 and $3.50 for elsewhere.
You will find a large assort-
ment In patent, dull calf, and
tan, 2-strap or button, high
or low heel. They are posi-
lively the best values to be
found in the city.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
New Spring Pumps

Our line Of women's new
spring pumps and oxfords
you will find complete in ev-
cry detail; button oxfords in
patent, dull calf, tan, tan and
black suede, tan, white and
grey nubuck, in all widths
and any size. A complete
showing for $500, $3.50, $500.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
Women's Pumps
and Oxfords
Extra Values

This lot includes women's
dress shoes. oxfOrds and
pumps, regular $3.50 values
in patent, dull calf and tan,
good styles. Special. $3.50
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-23
Men. Ores. Shoe. S2.ss

We are featuring a solid
leather dress shoe for men,
welt, for $2.95, all new styles
in patent, dull calf and tan,
blucher or button. These
values you positively cannot
duplicate elsewhere short of
$3.50.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
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vlnoa, 0ur oeiicio9s cod liver and frun
HunBody, I'D hui1t them up and nAAo
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The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

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dttat oaaa - - ~ ~. !
taoAA - aSsaa01aA
And nsSee 0aaa1 - pnuDA yols
- e1plsias1. stin Asa1laG ~ ssIsa
~ looking freo It - ~ - haeh
sDin. Ths fsaay siAs q II struck ~
~ l begaa - laash tArosgA ~
ears. and thea 70 cry asaia. aaA tAss
AL happened - soAAsaly.
Ne bent nearer. aakiAG In that kinA
- way Of his: MY poor little siri
sAat is it! Who has besa inposins
- you! Bless me. I caa't bsar to 80
woman cry.
my dear Miss Kilrain, I a soias
. ASK you very strange thing
yes" ! said encouragingly.
! am wondering II you would fssl
Asst If l asked for your rssigaatioa.-
- blurted out
Why?" asked sinply.
He turned towards ne. and caught
~ eyes, did not try to hide ny -
crst any more. Thers was no need
Ths dear reached forward. caught NJ
hands in his own. asking eagerly:
Tell me. little girl. IL 1t 10 possible
that you can care for an old crusty fel
low like me?" Dear typewriter. he ID
only thirty-five. and to call himself
old!
ut not only is possible, it u.s." said,
rather mixed up as to words, but GER
tainly not as to meaning; and then
I ceased to belong to the unkissed, and
this is my last day here. The poor
dear thought 1t his duty to send me
away because he feared his love for
~ might disturhlme. Do you wonder.
Typewriter Of mine. that am The hap
psest girl In all the world?
CCepyright. 1917. BY W. q. Chapman.)
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
sP1HrpsD ysurf 11AOf

I have N especially assirsbls frsit
sAl garden tract IN nilas from 8iAs,
excellent .sss ssil. lSe fruit trsss. ~
nest of thsa lsajsA With fsuit this
year, balance viii bsas ssxt ysas; -
Pafasus bed sf 500 Plsats which Vii.
bear .ext spring. also plenty sf saall
fruits Of all kiads; small Assss, cellar,
eistern, chicken hsuss asd lsts; gse4
water right.
The price is 5000 Of which ea,ooo
should be cash and the balance can be
made in terms to suit the purchaser
Just right for 4 home for those seek
lng q pleasure and profit in one Of the
finest communities in the world.
A. J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
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ashsr. 81 AaoOisst siri n ~ vssaA
tsst ains<ssa. Yssterday essl1 hsve
saiA AiDstsen - never kiassA, ~
ls1ay. veil. tyDsvritsr. IN tsu ysa -
but cane here SIX neaths ~. - -
u oaly girl II tAs business, tAs eth
y employees bsiag all nea aAA boys.
from the Head down to Kit the o0cs
BOY. OF course ny work was taking tha
Istters Of the Head. and oocasisaally
saes from the rest. although thsy talk
70 slow that ! can write tAso rtgAt
~ on you. The Head can rattls tAs0
~ 20 fast that It keeps my pencu ~.
!ng to keep up. It's hard to tell yos
lust what the Head looks Like. for
vou aren't 4 girl with eyes in your
ssad; but he's great and big and sscA
man! His eyes look right Int
Fours. and woe 10 me II you ever tell
wen \ tiny fib; but I never have.
There is something about such Q man
that inspires confidence, and. yes.
owe; might as well write 1t and get
t over. Some of the fellows in the
,uter Office said that he was a wom-
IN hater, but never believed that, for
there are kind lines about his mouth.
md when he smiles his whole face
lights up. and you feel better and
stronger for having known him. There
d lot OF work here. but I like to
work and keep busy. 20 / didn't mind.
lntil the bookkeeper began putting
~ some Of his work on me. He found
sut that can add better than he. and
hen he kept on giving ne more aAd
more Of bis figuring 70 do. % that
aad to stay overtime every night At
lrst I said nothing: then thought I
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
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10 aaSo - basfnsas. fAo fsasol veat
doWn tsvn n the eeasse a - voek,
anA. Dsstty sssa nst . hlg banker.
Il wtsA.- sAsA The banker. ~ 30
ysa vsaal tsll Mn tAAt have fs.nA
. Place 70 put tAAt $4,000 vhieA -
asked Ne to loaa cut for him"
fhs frisoA sasssA hks . osaAAsA.
~ DrocesAsd o. his way. esoeuAAar.
iAg ansthss q tie tsvn's lsaAiaG
haAhDrU.
by tAs vay." sa3l ~ hankss.
when yoa 80 Rochsesljer tAls aflsR.
aooa. please tell hin that have 6oaAA
= man vhe waats 10 borrow hat ole-
eo0."
Ths frisaA stagEsrsA -. anA nst Q
third banker, who repsatea what ths
other two captains Of finance had saiA
Then he went back and found Rocks-
teller.
John" he said, in astonishment,
when left you this morning you told
me you had to borrow 5000. and all
day bankers have been telling me that
you asked them to lend out SIC. 700 for
you"
"Well! welli" smiled Rockefeller.
"that's dne! suppose I may safely
assume now that my credit 10 estab-
fshed In this town. m just step oue
and borrow that 5000 I nesA."-Pop.
alar NaGaxino.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
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hssaD nals sosnl asaia. Yoa eaa b.
wv ~ tsssinsay II your eva towns
pisPis. Thy tel il for the bsssfit Of
~ W. are suffering. II ysus Sask
s1Asa, il ~ fssi lsAc, soss ead nises-
~, IL ~ iansys est tso frsqus.tly.
q pssAess are paiafal, sesaty and II
sasss, - Dssab Kta1sy PIN, ~
sunsay sAse ~ Asapsl - naay Of
ysse tfsiseAs 80 .etoAhssA Fs'lsw
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- give DsaaS . SAaass - Il tAs
s.ns fss -.
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Ays, 6lsavssa esAe, csss, says:
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lasAssaa " hansys vsso - ~
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A1ansy.Asoksin> - - hsA"
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SslAA Ysstsr.laasn O., Buffalo,
Yea, ~ ass.As sse ~ United etsAss.
Ds0saAss H. Han-DeaAS-aDA
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
Mother Warned In rIms.

W6SH6f W1fN60 N rtW66.
A unusual occurrence took plA0o
1t Notgrove. Gloucestershire. England
recently. A boy OF two and = girl =
three were playing beside large
trough. when the boy fell into the VI,
ter. The little girl ran to the boys
mother and in lisping tones said
-Babby in water" The mother ran to
the trough. took the boy out. and with
assistance brought him round.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

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The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
01DopD9 oHURoH
- Alalbe Avsons

- 1laho Avoana
10 .. A--Ssaday 6shosl.
II .. n.-6ernos BY the pastor; sub
jsst, "The Temple Of the Holy Ghost. -
$3.50 p. n.-Epworth League; Marian
Carpenter, leader.
7:30 p. m.-Sermon by the pastor;
subject, "Jonah."
GEO. +. KLEIN, Pastor
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
Most Costly Porcelain Services.

Most Costly Porcelain esrvles.
At an exhibition Of works Of ~
held in st. Petersburg was . st =
porcelain disAes which b ooasids9o4
the most oostiy In the world. II 49,
ststs Of - AAnA-oolored Vlatss. TA1D
set has A estimated valas of oe.ooo
rubles (s1s.s4O. . singie Dlats. tAsro'
fore. being weeth 1.e8o rublss (eS1S).
Il - the property Of Count 0ross3
DaA1vo&.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
O. opaeeasseuo 0paann

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~ - ~ DaAapas hssgeoal 0so1s
~. = talssa = orssavSlA ~ .
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troa ~ Dasssasses - tAs rlv11
stsAnooats Noe tAo AaiatsaA0oo q
~ AosDatal. ~roany" ssts HI -
esu ee eotAs evs9y Aay.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11
rhsie hs~symssa.

vNUt S0eS6YW&00N.
A BsvB married ooaDas hviAS -
Fulton toek their ho0sy1ooa - Q
motor cysAs. This asDartDsst = -
aaanee1 y tsstify ~ aA sxpset -
The noetse q hoaeymoons. but -
hevs -. nstee cycling aossat aS0aa1
- - - Q start teward esaaah1l1
hisS. osos lslks nay call 4 sasD
else. bst Il losAs more - - ltks -.
ting in draft.-Kansas City Ti0AA
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whss pusEsss W G1itse.

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sassis1 = ~ Daats fse tveakp0sa0
esaGA 4 tvossat DSsss twsaeHADUD
Vsass ~ , astAlAg - SOg -
oeeag veat sosll: ,hae vAs9 - ~
hAsssses1 4 = ~ - 49, -
eass ~ - Ae-ASffses11G1a
(Ask.) UssDsaoe.
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W1,v vye ~. 3 NJ

aet. Neu ~ Gops - HstA ~
nao - na1R - - - ua1nee
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low a. q matter o9 ccurse, ard ia saS
- way = ~ = veHl1 - - - ~
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. AIAsana. 6AoAaee - tls3s 4
count, aAA e1.eoo,eoe ma q balua.
In IL beglnnhag = - VOID neosnty
tities wsss gxAaAaa ~ sAe osvsesaGz
~ Gn1AG1k aaevses4 1T wAea ssdA
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~ 1uls - ao1eA 40 vsQaa ~
ssneA = vsee1.
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- - G4UuA

. . s1ssOs s.snsus1lD = - -
eo0D 0nlMnBU'o - - 49,
. Ssu1A ~ 49, - - -
0~ - q . ~ 1n0ns0 . -
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~ 0sAseg - - h1hDt -
- AD OossAaO - 40
- - sA-esh1lno 0slm4
0Ao1or.
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oUassIAx aKuaM

OoUasa 1ia1A q ~ oss0ae Ave.
- O a. 1ihas ssAssl Claases for
I'll asss-
II 4 m.-C>mDnaiAo.
.. a.-Chsis11Aa HaAaaves.
f:se ?. -, Wsa.asAsy-Prsyer meet
tag.
ss1e ?. =, fhsss1as|Pssaehins sar-
vlaas By Rsv. Jaapss Bsgss.
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oul..s = 49,.

4 n0Aao esS0as Sssap11 ss4qnl
- 49, ~ - Eo0 Yase -
II Ansoash8 ~ tstD - q -
6tsoAB aahaA M vAAGAss - - q
DsaSos0oo - his Doe&s4 ~ -,
~ Aaslt11sa 6se . aa0soG, esslaO,
y essstisa1ng his fTtaAfs Aa1O
whaa ths lattse aA6eA: 4 AlAat kl0U
GhstAsr 30 eoalA - tAsrs . voaD
vitAout ssns CRATER - oeAae -,
uAg iato yoar pocket"
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~ snAssl ~ . u

0saAa0 s1Assl - q u
0n11& ADsesaA u . u
ve1nasoav sssaisg sssvtaa. . p u
naaAaO ssso sess - 2saAA0. Nd
oaAAV - Friday aftsrassas fFsa :
= - .
Al ere vslssaa.
No5 NintA AUask.
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III % Usovt ADoU1 II.

We vsae ~ ssSssss = ~ sASis
paese - tlnA cd = tAsgs = ~
tsssA,s . ss1Ay ~ NssM ~ y
kasw II pssp y . ~ n ysss -
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~ innsaisssly invssei0nas ~ ~.
~. ssasaaas4 tArsssA - fssle 4
sss Swa, ~ lans q a1lsso nay -
sssas. e ~ trsslss nv H wisA ~
~ 0efiss DsPastnsat WAa4svse Il
~ -, ~ tAan - giaA - issk Ssr II
Y ~ Win ~ - knsW.
OgA papsas fsv sals ss tAis sRiss.
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BOULDER REs1DENcE PxoPxRry

I have . good, modern s-Fesn brick
residence, located on two lots (os the
eorner) on sns Of the. best streets 10
Boulder, Colorado. o. street ear lina,
Z blocks frsn Iatsrsrhen, . biesks
from stats university preparatory
sshool. Natural gss fss seeking. VIII
cell st . bargain Or would trade fss
ssstss, sleps' ranch. This b . spiss
AZ sAa.ss for some sss va.eisG y
tsAs sAvsstass Of The seaAs univsssity
PFsssst sv.ss hAs sassstsl ~ sAnf
assa q ~ uaivsssity 80 = - ~
istssssas - ~ vssessa dsss we'll
sessi8ss tso1s . aAsVo iaoisa1sG
- J. poo
esaawss1 oVstaO. o..
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WAH1D-WoGvnD n IN HI1au

rhis 4sssun win pay three dsllass
nsss thaa fur 1salsrs' prices fer fisse
elass Specimens It wolves in tAs flssA.
Ths boaaty mark should Be nsjs at
the bass Of ths ear to prevent damage
70 Tie skia.
MAXI eut alsnS center Of belly, -
move steaasi and iAtsstiDss, pask In
beg anA ship By sxprsss.
COLORADO MUSEUM OF NATURAL
HDroRY.
City PsSk,
l3-9s4t Dsavss.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

10 4. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Subject, "The Investment
81 Time"
1880 p. m.-6abject ga LivabIe
Oseod.n
The nanse being about seeled, the
pestos will do his part hereafter to-
Was1s Q WAN wslssDs t. the public
aAA will ses that "hot air." both lit
ssal and figurative, is not lacking at
~ services.
fl g. z. BERGEN
q. DA4NAlAS' 1RfoCoPAI
ea. A-Hsly Connaaiea.
- q n--oaAAsy sshssl
n .. a.-HseniaS Prayer sad ser
DisAsp DssssGss vin saSsiaAs.
4 lsastv Wsles0s - an cFr+
nv. J. ". RAD0.
.ts.J a.+.ls y 00oooe.